Based on the careers they’ve already had and the teams that they’re on this season, barring injury, both Andrew Tovar of L.A. Cathedral and Tristan Gebbia of Calabasas are almost guaranteed to reach 10,000 career passing yards later this season. Photos: David Barcenas/PhantomsFootball.com & Twitter.com.
For this installment, we look at the four times since 1991 (a 25-year span) that De La Salle of Concord has lost in a football game to another California team in the regular season. The school’s current in-state regular-season streak also is quite long. Plus, we’ll update where Antioch’s Najee Harris stands on the all-time career rushing list even after team’s upset loss on Friday, get into the possibilities of three quarterbacks who will likely join the 10,000-yard club very soon and talk to one player who tied a state record last season the very first time he ever touched the ball in a varsity game.
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DLS Regular Season
Streak: In-State Dominance
Concord De La Salle’s 151-game winning streak from 1991 to 2004 is the stuff of legends. But it’s not as if the Spartans have been scuffling near the bottom in recent years, either.
