First Team
Kirifi Taula, Servite (Anaheim), 6-3, 285, DL, Sr.
Helped lead the Friars to the Division II state championship and was named to the All-County Team by the Orange County Register and the All-League Team in the Trinity League.
Second Team
Preston Pemasa, Lutheran (Orange), 6-1, 225, OL, Sr.
Pemasa was a standout on the line for the Lancers, who finished in second place in the rugged Trinity League. He was named co-lineman of the year along with Mater Dei’s Chris Ward and was also an all-county second team pick by the Orange County Register.
Josh Quezada, La Habra, 6-0, 210, RB, Sr.
Selected to the all-county team by the Orange County Register, Quezada was also the Southwest Division’s co-player of the year. He ran for 2,114 yards on 279 carries and 24 touchdowns while leading La Habra to three straight section titles. Also named the Freeway League MVP.
Sione Tupouata, Fremont (Oakland), 6-4, 250, DL, Sr.
Selected the most valuable player in the Oakland Athletic League, Tupouata was named to the All-East Bay Team by the Contra Costa Times and the All-Bay Area Team by the San Francisco Chronicle.
Kirifi Taula, Servite (Anaheim), 6-3, 285, DL, Sr.
Helped lead the Friars to the Division II state championship and was named to the All-County Team by the Orange County Register and the All-League Team in the Trinity League.
Second Team
Preston Pemasa, Lutheran (Orange), 6-1, 225, OL, Sr.
Pemasa was a standout on the line for the Lancers, who finished in second place in the rugged Trinity League. He was named co-lineman of the year along with Mater Dei’s Chris Ward and was also an all-county second team pick by the Orange County Register.
Josh Quezada, La Habra, 6-0, 210, RB, Sr.
Selected to the all-county team by the Orange County Register, Quezada was also the Southwest Division’s co-player of the year. He ran for 2,114 yards on 279 carries and 24 touchdowns while leading La Habra to three straight section titles. Also named the Freeway League MVP.
Sione Tupouata, Fremont (Oakland), 6-4, 250, DL, Sr.
Selected the most valuable player in the Oakland Athletic League, Tupouata was named to the All-East Bay Team by the Contra Costa Times and the All-Bay Area Team by the San Francisco Chronicle.
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