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Time Football Champions ALL TIME FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS Year Champion Head Coach Score Runner­up Site 1913 Chaffey Vince Schutt 19­0 Santa Ana Chaffey HS 1914* Santa Ana (1 Tie) Walter Hall League Standings Pasadena (2 Ties) 1915 Pasadena Duffy Sea 50­0 Whittier Occidental College 1916 San Diego Clarence Price 9­0 Manual Arts Washington Park, L.A. 1917 Manual Arts Sid Foster 27­0 Pomona Bovard Field 1918** Fullerton R.O. Culp 18­0 Coronado Fullerton HS 1919 Long Beach Poly Ed Keinholz 47­0 Fullerton Washington Park, L.A. 1920 Santa Monica Vince Shutte 49­0 Los Angeles Poly Washington Park, L.A. 1921 Santa Ana Marvin Morrison 34­3 San Diego Bovard Field 1922 San Diego John Perry 31­14 Gardena Bovard Field 1923 Long Beach Poly Art Schuettner 15­8 Glendale Los Angeles Coliseum 1924 Glendale Norman Hayhurst 24­0 Compton Washington Park, L.A. 1925 Covina Wallace Newman 13­6 San Diego Covina HS 1926 Covina Wallace Newman 7­0 Inglewood Los Angeles Coliseum 1927 Fullerton Stewart S. Smith 20­13 Santa Maria Wrigley Field 1928 Covina Wallace Newman 7­0 Pomona Pomona College 1928 Alhambra George Hobbs 19­7 Compton Los Angeles Coliseum 1929 Long Beach Poly Orian Landreth 14­6 Santa Barbara Burcham Field, L.A. 1930 Long Beach Poly Orian Landreth 20­3 Redondo Los Angeles Coliseum 1931 Santa Ana Tex Oliver 34­0 Covina Los Angeles Coliseum 1932 Inglewood Dick Arnett 14­0 Santa Ana Manual Arts HS 1933 Inglewood Dick Arnett 7­6 San Diego Los Angeles Coliseum 1934 Long Beach Poly Orian Landreth 14­0 Chaffey Rose Bowl 1935 Santa Barbara Clarence Schutte 14­12 Monrovia Rose Bowl 1936 Long Beach Poly Orian Landreth 21­0 Glendale Rose Bowl 1937 Glendale Russ Cripe 15­14 Santa Barbara Santa Barbara HS 1938 Santa Barbara Clarence Schutte 13­0 Covina Covina HS 1939 Alhambra George Hobbs 26­18 Santa Barbara Los Angeles Coliseum 1940 Santa Barbara Clarence Schutte 26­0 Whittier Los Angeles Coliseum 1941 Santa Monica Jim Sutherland 13­0 Pasadena Los Angeles Coliseum 1942 Redondo Russell Striff 21­14 Alhambra Santa Monica HS 1943@ Redondo Harold Grant 27­13 Santa Monica Redondo HS 1944# Redondo Harold Grant 31­7 Santa Monica Rose Bowl 1944# Keppel Eddie Wagner 19­13 Pasadena Los Angeles Coliseum 1945 Santa Ana Bill Cole 33­21 Alhambra Los Angeles Coliseum 1946 Alhambra George Hobbs 7­6 Loyola Los Angeles Coliseum 1947 Santa Monica Jim Sutherland 13­12 San Diego Los Angeles Coliseum 1948+ St. Anthony Jacques Grenier 7­7 Santa Barbara Los Angeles Coliseum 1949 Compton Chuck Williams 19­13 Santa Barbara Los Angeles Coliseum 1950 Compton Keith Lee 26­14 Fullerton Los Angeles Coliseum 1951 Pomona Harold Hopkins 26­13 Monrovia Mt. San Antonio College 1952 Santa Monica Jim Sutherland 34­6 South Pasadena Los Angeles Coliseum 1953 Santa Monica Bob Stillwell 34­19 Whittier Mt. San Antonio College 1954 Centennial Aaron Wade 12­6 Glendale Hoover Los Angeles Coliseum 1955 San Diego Duane Maley 26­14 Alhambra San Diego State 1956 Anaheim­Downey Clare Van Hoorebeke (A) 13­13 (Co­Champions) Los Angeles Coliseum Dick Hill (D) 1957 Downey Gus Headdington, Roland Eilerts 24­7 San Diego San Diego State 1958 Long Beach Poly Dave Levy 31­19 Santa Monica Los Angeles Coliseum 1959 Long Beach Poly Dave Levy 42­20 Hawthorne Los Angeles Coliseum 1960 Santa Barbara Sam Cathcart 19­6 Centennial Los Angeles Coliseum 1961 Redlands Frank Serrao 14­6 El Rancho Los Angeles Coliseum 1962 Loyola Lew Stueck 14­3 Anaheim Los Angeles Coliseum 1963 Loyola Mario DiMuro 21­0 El Rancho Los Angeles Coliseum 1964 Whittier Vic Lopez 21­14 Loyola Los Angeles Coliseum 1965 Mater Dei Dick Coury 21­0 Centennial Los Angeles Coliseum 1966 El Rancho Ernie Johnson 35­14 Anaheim Los Angeles Coliseum 1967 Anaheim Clare Van Hoorebeke 27­6 Santa Ana Anaheim Stadium 1968 El Rancho­St. Paul Ernie Johnson (ER) 20­20 (Co­Champions) Los Angeles Coliseum Marijon Ancich (SP) 1969 Blair Pete Yoder 28­27 Bishop Amat Los Angeles Coliseum 1970% Bishop Amat Gary Marinovich 18­17 Lakewood Los Angeles Coliseum 1971 Bishop Amat Dennis McLaughlin 37­12 Western Los Angeles Coliseum 1972 St. Paul Marijon Ancich 29­24 Western Los Angeles Coliseum 1973 Los Altos Dwayne DeSpain 21­7 Crespi Los Angeles Coliseum 1974 South Hills Jim Jones 20­12 St. John Bosco Los Angeles Coliseum 1975 Loyola Marty Shaughnessy 14­13 St. Paul Los Angeles Coliseum 1976= Los Altos Dwayne DeSpain 27­0 Fontana Anaheim Stadium * No playoffs ­ league winner claimed title. + Most first downs determined champion ­ St. Anthony led in first downs, 16­12. % ** Game played Mar. 8, 1919 due to flu epidemic. California Tie­breaker (possession across 50­yard line) determined champion. @ No official playoffs ­ undefeated Redondo claimed title. = The final year the CIF­SS utilized “A”, “AA”, “AAA” and “AAAA” divisions for football was # No official playoffs ­ Redondo and Keppel recognized as Co­Champions by CIF­SS 1976. Beginning in 1977, the schools were divided into conferences. 1 ALL TIME FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS LOWER DIVISIONS 1917­76 Year Champion (Division) Head Coach Score Runner­up 1917 Whittier State School Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain 32­7 Los Angeles Lincoln 1919 Manual Arts Sid Foster 7­ 0 Los Angeles Poly 1920 Los Angeles (Light Weight) Bruce Kirkpatrick 42­0 Venice 1921 Huntington Park (Light Weight) R. E. Squires 1922 Huntington Park (Light Weight R. E. Squires 14­7 Pasadena 1923 Huntington Park (Light Weight) Austin Devol 24­0 Covina Whittier State School (B) Olin Finch 6­3 Fullerton 1924 Glendale (Light Weight) Howard Butterfield 7­ 6 Huntington Park Pasadena (B) 3­0 Glendale 1925 San Diego (Light Weight) G. A. Oliver 13­0 Huntington Park Glendale (B) Howard Butterfield/Harry Hicks 61­13 Venice 1926 Glendale (C) Eugene Wolfe 9­6 Huntington Park 1927 Grossmont (Minor) Jack Mashin 14­7 Oxnard Long Beach Poly Dick Cline 6­0 Fullerton 1928 Oxnard (Minor) Fred Snyder 13­12 Santa Barbara 1929 Orange (Minor) Stewart White 13­0 Bonita San Diego (B) Glenn Broderick 33 ­7 Whittier 1930 El Monte (Northern) Stanley Bergstrom 12­0 Cathedral 1931 Colton (Northern) Norman Frawley 6­0 Citrus 1932 Excelsior (Northern) Robert Ashton 32­0 Colton Muir (Light Weight) Albion W. Walton 7­ 0 El Monte 1933 Colton (Northern) Norman Frawley 21­7 St. Agnes Colton (Minor) Earl Hough/Gordon Leyman 13­7 Elsinore 1934 Whittier (B) Al Whitcomb 10 ­6 Santa Monica 1935 Glendale (Light Weight) George Sperry 6­0 Montebello Huntington Beach (B) Leon Minor 13­0 Colton Claremont (B) Lyle Martin 28 ­0 Long Beach Academy 1937 Holtville 33 ­12 Needles 1939 Covina (B) Ted Gorrell 14­0 Colton Hemet (Eastern) Kendall C. Arnett 25 ­0 Barstow 1940 Anaheim (Central) Dick Glover 18­0 Covina 1941 Colton (Central) Ralph Adams 27­0 Anaheim 1942* Bonita (Central) John Price 39 ­6 Newport 1943 NO PLAYOFFS ­ WWII 1944* San Diego Bill Bailey 20 ­0 Escondido Santa Ana Bill Cole 15­13 Excelsior Bonita Don Bell 12­6 Calexico Keppel Ed Wagner 19­13 Pasadena 1945* Downey W.H. Smitheran 19­6 Garden Grove Bonita Don Bell 26 ­7 Central 1946 Laguna Beach (Central) M.T. “Red” Guyer 20 ­0 Barstow Central (Southern) Wes Bradshaw 20 ­19 Grossmont 1947 San Luis Obispo (Northern) Bob Punches 20 ­0 Laguna Beach Central (Southern) Keith McDonald 1948 Chino (Central) Henry Azhderian 20 ­7 Barstow Tustin (Southern) John Veeh 20 ­13 Vista Santa Paula (Northern) Robert Dahlberg 33 ­20 Carpinteria 1949 Boulder City, NV (Northren) Gordon Miles 19­7 Paso Robles Point Loma (Southern) Don Giddings 27­14 Bonita 1950 Santa Paula (Northern) Robert Dahlberg 13­6 Paso Robles San Dieguito (Southern) Frank Griffin 12­0 Palm Springs 1951 Paso Robles­Ventura (Northern) J. Roy Thomas (PR) 14­14 (Northern Co­Champions) Jack L. Smith (V) Brawley (Southern) Robert Farrell 9­7 Citrus 1952 Paso Robles (Northern) J. Roy Thomas 20 ­0 Palo Verde Brawley (Southern) Robert Farrell 20 ­6 Laguna Beach 1953 Paso Robles (Northern) J. Roy Thomas 34­12 Pomona Catholic Chula Vista (Southern) Chester DeVore 12­6 Brawley 1954 Hawthorne (Northern) Hal Chauncey 39 ­13 Basic, Nevada Chula Vista (Southern) Chester DeVore 39 ­14 Central 1955 San Marino (Northern) Victor Schwenk 14­0 Paso Robles Brawley (Southern) Robert Farrell 14­7 Claremont 1956 Mater Dei (Northern) Steve Musseau 20 ­0 South Pasadena Claremont (Southern) Leonard Cohn 19­12 Brea Olinda 1957 San Marino (Northern) Victor Schwenk 26 ­13 Pomona Catholic Mater Dei (Southern) Dick Coury 39 ­14 Claremont Bishop Union (Small Schools) Ike Schiotz 33­0 Ramona/San Diego 1958 Claremont (AA) Leonard Cohn 20­0 San Marino Ramona/San Diego (A) Glen Forsythe 26 ­21 Needles 2 ALL TIME FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS LOWER DIVISIONS 1917­76 (Cont.): Year Champion (Division) Head Coach Score Runner­up 1959 San Diego (AAA) Duane Maley 53­0 Monrovia South Pasadena (AA) Raymond Solari 28­14 Mater Dei Brea Olinda (A) Dick Tucker 42­38 Beaumont Ramona/San Diego (SS) Bob McCutcheon 14­7 Eisenhower 1960 El Rancho (AAA) Ernie Johnson 13­7 California Mater Dei (AA) Dick Coury 32­0 Santa Ana Valley San Luis Obispo (A) Jack Frost 13­6 Mary Star Servite­Santa Ynez (SS) William Miller (S) 26­26` (Co­Champions) Dan Campbell (SY) 1961 Santa Ana Valley (AAA) Dick Hill 14­12 Culver City Bishop Amat (AA) Phil Cantwell 28­13 St. Francis Brea Olinda (A) Dick Tucker 20­6 St. Bernard Holtville (SS) Jack McBride 13­7 Bishop Union 1962 South Pasadena (AAA) Ray Solari 27­20 Bishop Amat Fermin Lasuen (AA) Bob Baiz 40­7 St. Monica Brea Olinda (A) Glen Hastings 32­7 Laguna Beach Needles (SS) J.R.
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