According to CalHisports Mark Tennis
1. Damien Mama (St. John Bosco, Bellflower) 6-5, 370
Most recruiting services are in agreement that he is the No. 1 offensive
lineman in the state. Mama holds numerous offers, including ones from
USC, Alabama, Notre Dame and Washington. He was selected to Nike’s The
Opening and he already has been named to the 2014 Under Armour
All-American Game. If you are into out-dated movie references, here’s
one Mama that would be impossible to throw from a train.
3. Toa Lobendahn (La Habra) 6-3, 293
Not only did he get selected for Nike’s The Opening but he stood out and
while there as he was named to the All-Opening team after earlier in
the summer committing to USC. He played last season at Lakewood and was
going to transfer to St. John Bosco of Bellflower, but with issues
surrounding early graduation had him end up at La Habra this coming
season. Don’t know how much La Habra coach Frank Mazzotta likes his top
linemen hitting each other, but Lobendahn will be teaming up with state
top five defensive lineman Greg Gaines with the Highlanders.
4. Viane Talamaivao (Centennial, Corona) 6-3, 310
Here’s yet another who shined at Nike’s The Opening after earlier in the
off-season giving his commitment to Alabama in late May. Led by his
blocking up front, the Huskies passed for over 4,400 yards and rushed
for over 4,100 yards last season on their way to the CIF Open Division
Bowl Game.
5. Kammy Delp (Diamond Ranch, Pomona) 6-4, 305
Originally planning to name his top five schools while at Nike’s The
Opening, he changed his mind to take more time. And why not? His offers
are in the double digits, including ones from Arizona, Boise State and
Oregon State. Playing every position on the offensive line last season
but center, Delp also played on defense and recorded 75 tackles and
seven sacks.
Some others we like who can make a move in future updates to this list:
•David Falefitu (Twentynine Palms)
•Sammy Lauaki (Cathedral, Los Angeles)
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