2015 All-Trinity League Football

Football: Sean McGrew, Avery Williams are co-Trinity League MVPs

Eric SondheimerContact Reporter

Running backs Sean McGrew of St. John Bosco and Avery Williams of JSerra have been named the co-players of the year in the Trinity League.

The offensive MVPs were quarterback Quentin Davis of St. John Bosco and running back Brandon LaMarche of Mater Dei. The MVP defenive players were junior Jacob Callier of St. John Bosco and Alec Stewart of Santa Margarita.

The MVP lineman were junior Wyatt Davis of St. John Bosco and Luke Wattenberg of JSerra. The MVP specialists were junior Riley O'Brien of JSerra and Jed Smith of Mater Dei.

First-team all-league

Offense

St. John Bosco_Devin Fleming, Sr.; Jared Harrell, Sr.; Berkeley Holman, Jr.; Matt Smith, Sr.; Mater Dei_Zach Aguirre, Sr.; Frank Martin, Sr.; JT Daniels, Fr.; JSerra_Nick Harris, Sr.; Matt Robinson, So.; Orange Lutheran_LJ Northington, Sr.; Logan Bathke, Sr.; Jerry Fitschen, Sr.; Servite_Michael Bandy, Sr.; Terrell Bynum, Jr.; Santa Margarita_Grant Calcaterra, Jr.; KJ Costello, Sr.

Defense

St. John Bosco_Clive Manalo, Sr.; Traveon Beck, Sr.; Ryan Burke, St. John Bosco; Sal Spina, So.; Mater Dei_Kapono Laguisan, Mater Dei; Curtis Robinson, Sr.; Jalen Cole, Jr.; JSerra_Kyle Adams, Sr.; Conor O'Brien, Sr.; Orange Lutheran_TJ Augustin, Sr.; Brandon McKinney, Jr.; Servite_Conor Airey, Sr.; Keyon Riley, Sr.; Santa Margarita_Matt Mark, Sr.; Tanner Matthews, Sr.; Sam Loy, Sr.

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2015 Albano's Top 10 Vote

Football: Albano's Top 10 vote

December 07th, 2015, 10:25 am · 

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· posted by DAN ALBANO

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I've been wrestling over who should be No. 1 in Orange County football the last few weeks but Mission Viejo gets my vote this week.

I voted Mater Dei No. 1 the past two weeks, giving the Monarchs to promotion after they beat Serra of Gardena on the road and played Centennial of Corona so well in the semifinals. Mater Dei played the Huskies closer and better than St. John Bosco did in the Pac-5 finals Saturday night.

But Mission Viejo won a huge CIF title game on the road at Vista Murrieta on Friday to move to 14-0, a special number in high school football. And while the Diablos' schedule isn't as flashy as Mater Dei's, it's very good and Mission Viejo is perfect. No slips, like Mater Dei had against JSerra.

And when it's a close call, the undefeated team should get the No. 1 spot. Here's my vote

1. Mission Viejo

2. Mater Dei

3. La Habra

4. JSerra

5. OLu

6. Tesoro

7. San Clemente

8. Servite

9. Santa Margarita

10. Edison

Compare Dan's vote to this week's O.C. football top 10.