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1999 L.A. City Section All City Football Team Coach of the Year - John Aguirre, Carson H.S. Player of the Year - Wendell Hunter, Carson First Team Offense WR - Carlos Rodriguez, Franklin, Sr. WR - Geoff McArthur, Sr., Palisades WR - Terrence Whitehead, Jr., Crenshaw L - Steve Nevarez, Sr., San Fernando L - Tyler Scott, Sr., Carson L - Hector Bernabe, Sr., South Gate L - Eddie Casilla, Sr., Manual Arts L - Walter Mebane II, Jr., Crenshaw L - Terry Bullock, Sr., San Pedro RB - Ariel Zeldon, Venice RB - Chris Howard, Sr., North Hollywood RB - Matthew Hicks, Sr., North Hollywood RB - Marcos Castellón, Sr., Roosevelt RB - James Bethea, Sr., Cleveland RB - Lee Marks, Jr., Taft QB - Ruben Zaragoza, Sr., Kennedy QB - Jason Winn, Sr., Granada Hills QB - Daniel Gonzalez, Jr., Franklin K - John Wall, Sr., Birmingham P - Carlos Mendez, Soph., Grant Defense DB - Nathan Poindexter, Sr. San Pedro DB - David Contreras, Sr., Sylmar DB - DeAndre Phillips, Sr., Monroe DB - Zachary Jones-Sims, Jr., Poly DB - Cameron Clayton, Sr., Westchester DB - Steven Moore, Sr., Dorsey DL - Lee Webb, Sr., Crenshaw DL - Jason Wagner, Sr., Reseda DL - Isahak Dadalyan, Jr., Marshall DL - Fai Satele, Sr., Carson DL - Mark Harris, Sr., Chatsworth LB - Ashley Subingsubing, Sr., Carson LB - Ernest Valle, Sr., Bell LB -Jose Chaparro, Sr., Canoga Park LB - Jason Pulemau, Sr., Gardena LB - Keenan Ephriam, Sr., Dorsey LB - Branden Bullard, Sr., Jordan LB - Michael Crowder-Jones, Sr., Carson Second Team Offense RB - Henry Polanco, Sr., Garfield RB - Justin Cooper, Jr., Carson © LA84 Foundation. 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RB - Jabari Meador, Jr., San Pedro RB - Sam Cunningham, Sr., Westchester RB - Bob Stanley, Jr., San Fernando RB - Melvin Wattree, Jr., Bell QB - Brandon Hance, Sr., Taft QB - David Koral, Jr., Palisades QB - Devin Hollins, Jr., Crenshaw QB - Matt Cassel, Sr., Chatsworth WR - James Norris, Jr., Kennedy WR - George Gillette, Sr., Manual Arts WR - Jorge Trejo, Sr., Eagle Rock OL - Brad Cohn, Sr., Granada Hills OL - Hector Sanchez, Sr., Sylmar OL - Axel Reyes, Sr., North Hollywood OL - Roy Teng, Sr., Gardena OL - Ralph Brocamonte, Sr., Sylmar K - Sean Rittgers, San Pedro P - Josh Ramirez, Sr., Carson DL - Shaun Rogers, Jr., Crenshaw DL - Frank Ibarra, Sr., Roosevelt DL - Akanni Turner, Sr., Dorsey DL - Ronnie Faavae, Sr., Carson DL - Courtney Jones, Sr., Crenshaw DL - Eric Hultin, Sr., El Camino Real DL - Patrick Goodpaster, Sr., Narbonne DB - Ronald Rebers, Sr., Carson DB - Ray Grajeda, Sr., Banning DB - Alvin Marshall, Sr., Locke DB - Daniel Villegas, Sr., Verdugo Hills DB - John Walker, Sr., Birmingham LB - Kevin Baird, Sr., Verdugo Hills LB - Steve Thompson, Jr., Dorsey LB - Charlie Preciado, Sr., Franklin LB - Damion Haley, Sr., Cleveland LB - Oscar Carpio, Sr., Canoga Park LB - Chris Selvey, Sr., Banning Home | Current Plavoff | Mission Statement I Staff & Governance | Athletic Directors | Sport info | League Alignment | Schedules | Student Eligibility | Forms | Rules and Policies | Links | Email Page by MSComm design team! © LA84 Foundation. All Rights Reserved. 1999 SOUTHERN SECTION ALL CIF-SS FOOTBALL SELECTIONS DIVISION I Offensive Player of the Year - Casey Clausen, Alemany Co-Defensive Player of the Year - Matt Grootegoed, Mater Dei Co-Defensive Player of the Year - Reggie Butler, Long Beach Poly Co-Coaches of the Year - Jerry Jaso, Long Beach Poly, Bruce Rohinson, Mater Dei OFFENSIVE TEAM Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Back DeAndre Scott Alemany 5T0" 185 11 Back Junior Palacios Mater Dei 5'H" 185 12 Back Ray Mietkiewicz Marina 6'2" 235 12 Back Mario McDowell Eisenhower 6'2" 210 12 Back Hershel Dennis Long Beach Poly 5T1" 175 10 Back Sean Lanzarotto AB Miller 6'0" 195 12 QB Casey C L A U S E N Alemany 6'4" 215 12 Lineman Joe McGuire Servite 6'5" 290 12 Lineman Seth Tago Long Beach Poly 6'1" 290 12 Lineman Dan Owens Mater Dei 6'4" 275 12 Lineman Bill Downing Los Alamitos 6'2" 250 12 Lineman Richard Estrella St Paul 6'4" 270 12 Lineman Kent Cooper Redlands 6'2" 270 12 Lineman MJ Ansel Marina 6'3" 260 12 TE David Kelly Eisenhower 6'4" 235 12 Receiver Derek Goodman Alemany 57" 150 12 Receiver Deondre Alexander Fontana 6'0" 180 12 Receiver Ryan Murray Esperanza 6'0" 175 12 Kicker Brian New Mater Dei 5'8" 150 11 DEFENSIVE TEAM Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Back Matt Grootegoed Mater Dei 67" 195 12 Back Marley Tucker Long Beach Poly 6'0"' 180 12 Back Matt Ware Loyola 6’3" 185 11 Back Jason Kite Eisenhower 6'0" 195 12 Back Steve Alminana Los Alamitos 6'2" 190 12 Back Jason Leach Bishop Amat 6'0" 190 12 Line William Kofe Long Beach Poly 6'3" 240 12 Line Travis Pendleton Esperanza 6'4" 265 12 Line Atili Faalaulau Eisenhower 6'5" 250 11 Line Damien Goodman Loyola 6'3" 220 12 Line Justin Dunleavy Servite 6'2" 210 12 Line Oswaldo Venegas St Paul 6'0" 260 12 Linebacker Reggie Butler Long Beach Poly 67" 200 12 Linebacker Tyler Kruse Mater Dei 6'2" 225 12 Linebacker Paul Publico Los Alamitos 571" 195 12 Linebacker Eli Thompson Redlands 6'3" 210 12 Linebacker Adonijah Winters Bishop Amat 6'0" 247 12 Linebacker Nathan Dtee Loyola 67" 215 12 Punter Chris Kluwe Los Alamitos 6'4" 205 12 © LA84 Foundation. All Rights Reserved. DIVISION II Offensive Player of the Year - Jason Wright, Diamond Bar Co-Defensive Player of the Year - Jason Wardlow, Upland Co-Defensive Player of the Year - Donte Nicholson, Diamond Bar Coach of the Year - Terry Roche, Diamond Bar OFFENSIVE TEAM Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Back Therrian Fontenot Leuzinger 6'1" 180 12 Back James Allen San Clemente 5'H" 185 12 Back Bo Drake Upland 6'0" 165 11 Back Ryan Lawrence Damien 6'4" 210 12 Back Justin Phinisee Downey 5'9" 170 11 Receiver JuJuan Dokes Paramount 6'0" 170 11 Receiver Ron Montelh Beverly Hills 6'0" 195 12 Receiver Dominic Robinson Diamond Bar 6'0" 190 11 Line Patrick Nuno Upland 6T" 245 12 Line Brent Pollack Peninsula 6'2" 300 12 Line Philander Jones Dominguez 6'5 280 12 Line Josh Holloway Paramount 6'0" 235 12 Line George Porras Paramount 6T" 240 12 Line Fabien Guerin Leuzinger 6'2" 305 12 Line Bo Moimoi Leuzinger 6'0" 265 12 Line Mark Wood Upland 6'4" 225 12 Kicker Brent LaBarrere Damien 6'0" 175 12 DEFENSIVE TEAM Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Back Justin Shultz Mission Viejo 6'0" 180 12 Back Brian Smith Peninsula 6T" 190 12 Back Justin Hamlin Warren 5'H" 180 12 Back Tommy Bright Damien 6T" 180 11 Back Stanley Warren Upland 6T" 170 12 Linebacker Blake Lobel Diamond Bar 6'3" 225 12 Linebacker Marvin Simmons Dominguez 6'0" 190 11 Linebacker Ryan Switzer El Toro 6'0" 220 12 Linebacker Chris Barrios Upland 6T" 225 11 Linebacker Blake Dossey Dana Hills 6'0" 205 12 Linebacker Tevita Makalo Leuzinger 5T1" 205 12 Linebacker Brent Nash Beverly Hills 5'10" 225 12 Line Vince Giuliano Peninsula 6'2" 195 12 Line Steve Casciotti El Toro 5'10" 196 12 Line Justin Tomerlin San Clemente 6'6" 230 11 Line Arian Camacho Paramount 5T1" 250 12 Line Josh Miller West Covina 5T1" 180 12 Line Brian Jankowski Diamond Bar 5'H" 180 11 Line Chris Cervantes Glendora 6'0" 250 12 Punter Brian isarrik O \ v Upland 6T" 160 12 © LA84 Foundation. All Rights Reserved. DIVISION III Offensive Player of the Year - Kyle Matter, Hart j Co-Defensive Player of the Year - Travis Johnson, Notre Dame Co-Defensive Player of the Year - Patrick Norton, Hart Coach of the Year - Mike Herrington, Hart OFFENSIVE TEAM Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Back Kyle Matter Hart 11 Back Scott Vossmeyer Crescenta Valley 12 Back Rodney Woods Littlerock 12 Back John Sciarra St Francis 11 Back Jonathon Brewster Notre Dame 12 Back E R IC JO Y Valencia 12 Back David Parker Saugus 12 Back Kelvin Price Muir 11 Lineman Maghdy Haddad Lancaster 12 Lineman Chris Burgess Notre Dame 12 Lineman Ken Bowman St Francis 12 Lineman Chester Wamboldt Arcadia 12 Lineman Joe Kusumi Hart 12 Lineman Scott Arnold Canyon 12 Receiver Brett Mitchell St Francis 11 Receiver Anthony Freeman Arcadia 12 Receiver Steve Carballo Crescenta Valley 12 Receiver Jared Bazar Hart 12 Kicker Jose Duarte Highland 11 DEFENSIVE TEAM Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Back Tony Ortiz Lancaster 11 Back Erik Zdenek Chaminade 12 Back Mark Russell Muir 12 Back Brian Knowles Muir 12 Back Stephen Stokes Valencia 12 Back Garrett Fuller Hart 12 Line Travis Johnson Notre Dame 12 Line Peter Dubsky Hart 11 Line Kaelen Jakes Valencia 11 Line Evan Allen Hart 11 Line Cory Pearson Saugus 12 Linebacker Patrick Norton Hart 12 Linebacker Paul Soto Highland 12 Linebacker Tyrone Brown Highland 12 Linebacker Mike Barron Notre Dame 12 Linebacker Alec Moss Notre Dame 12 Linebacker Ray Cassaday Valencia 12 Punter Nathan Steele Saugus 12 © LA84 Foundation. All Rights Reserved. DIVISION IV Offensive Player of the Year - Chris Catalano, Westlake Defensive Player of the Year - Scott Dodge, San Luis Obispo Coach of the Year - Jim Benkert, Westlake OFFENSIVE TEAM Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Back Kani Walker San Luis Obispo 6'0" 180 12 Back DJ Blackledge Buena 6'0” 185 12 Back Tyler Ebell Ventura 5'9" 160 11 Back Loren Cemy Camarillo 6'3" 220 11 Back Julian Lambert Westlake 5'9" 180 12 QB Zac Wasserman Westlake 6'3" 200 12 Lineman Tom Sverchek San Luis Obispo 6'3" 290 12 Lineman Keith Holt Westlake 6'5" 300 12 Lineman Tyrone Tutogi Hueneme 6T" 250 12 Lineman Matt Holt Righetti 6'5" 250 11 Lineman Luke Shipley San Marcos 6'2" 302 12 Lineman Matt Amundson Newbury Park 6'2" 245 12 Lineman Jordan Nakamura Arroyo Grande 6'3" 245 12 TE Byron Holloway San Luis Obispo 6'5" 225 12 Receivers Chris Caralano Westlake 6T" 190 12 Receivers Chris Vizzi Moorpark 5'9" 170 12 Receivers Brandon Faumuina Buena 6T" 210 11 Kicker Drew Thomas Westlake 6T" 200 12 DEFENSIVE TEAM Pos.
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