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11/10/2026

Nelson, Ball and Brown Enter SJS Playoffs With Momentum After Standout Performances
STOCKTON, Calif. — November 10, 202

The Sac-Joaquin Section football playoffs begin Friday, and three running backs from the 209 are entering the postseason following impressive regular-season finales.

Central Catholic's Zymir Nelson, Escalon's Dylan Ball and St. Mary's Jerimiah Brown combined for 552 rushing yards and seven rushing touchdowns in their latest games.

Their performances helped their teams secure victories and provided another example of the individual talent emerging from Stockton, Modesto and surrounding communities.

Nelson continues remarkable scoring streak
Central Catholic's Zymir Nelson has become a consistent scoring threat for the Raiders.

In Friday's 37–27 victory over Oakdale, Nelson rushed for 134 yards and two touchdowns, averaging 8.4 yards per carry. It was his sixth consecutive game with at least two rushing scores.

The Raiders' defense also contributed three interceptions, with Josh Peinado, Cole Collins and Damian Leal each recording one.
Central Catholic finished 9–1 and will host Jesuit in the Division II quarterfinals.

Ball delivers explosive performance for Escalon
Escalon running back Dylan Ball produced one of the week's most impressive statistical performances.

Ball rushed for 216 yards and three touchdowns on 11 carries in a 48–10 victory over Orestimba. His teammate Jake Ferreira added 133 yards and three touchdowns on six carries.

Together, the two runners accumulated 349 rushing yards and six touchdowns, helping Escalon finish the regular season 7–3.
Ball's production is especially notable because he has now reached 110 rushing yards in nine consecutive games.

Escalon enters Division V postseason competition with a home matchup against Foothill.

Brown powers St. Mary's fifth consecutive victory
St. Mary's running back Jerimiah Brown helped the Rams complete one of the area's strongest late-season turnarounds.

Brown rushed for 202 yards and two touchdowns in a 42–27 victory over Lincoln, adding 12 receiving yards.
Receiver Traye Harrell contributed 96 receiving yards and one touchdown as St. Mary's extended its winning streak to five games.

The Rams finished 6–4 after beginning the season 1–4. They will travel to Whitney for their Division II quarterfinal matchup.

The postseason test
Nelson, Ball and Brown have demonstrated their ability to produce against regular-season competition.
Now the challenge changes.

Playoff defenses will attempt to limit explosive plays, force long-yardage situations and make opposing offenses rely on multiple contributors.

For the three running backs, Friday offers an opportunity to show how their production translates to higher-pressure competition.

For college recruiters, their recent performances also create opportunities to evaluate game speed, decision-making, ball security, blocking and consistency against postseason opponents.

ASD Sports Media will continue tracking the 209's top performers throughout the Sac-Joaquin Section playoffs.
ASD Sports Media — Covering the 209 and Beyond.

11/09/2026

The Road to Hughes Stadium Begins: 209 Teams Learn Their Sac-Joaquin Section Playoff Destinations
STOCKTON, Calif. — Monday, November 9, 2026

The wait is over for high school football teams throughout Stockton, Modesto and the surrounding 209.The Sac-Joaquin Section released its 2026 playoff brackets Sunday evening, establishing eight divisions of eight teams and setting the stage for quarterfinal action Friday, November 13.

In Division I, Edison enters the postseason at 8–2 and holds the No. 5 seed. The Vikings will travel to No. 4 Inderkum, while Stockton rival Lincoln, at 6–4, draws No. 2 Oak Ridge.
Downey of Modesto also faces a difficult assignment, traveling to top-seeded Folsom, which finished the regular season undefeated at 10–0.

Division II features several of the area's most recognizable programs.
Defending section champion St. Mary's, which recovered from a 1–4 start to finish 6–4, earned the No. 5 seed and will visit No. 4 Whitney. The Rams enter the postseason having won five consecutive games and captured their 12th straight Tri-City Athletic League title.

Central Catholic of Modesto, meanwhile, earned the No. 3 seed following a 9–1 regular season. The Raiders will host No. 6 Jesuit, giving one of the area's strongest programs a home opportunity to open the playoffs.

Chavez, fresh off its third consecutive San Joaquin Athletic Association championship, enters as the No. 8 seed and must travel to top-seeded Del Oro.

Manteca, at 7–3, will face No. 2 Rocklin in a game scheduled to be played at Manteca High School because of restrictions on Rocklin hosting postseason contests.

In Division IV, Patterson and Hughson will both open at home.
The Tigers, seeded third, will face Placer, while the fourth-seeded Huskies host Roseville.
McNair returns to postseason competition with a challenging trip to No. 1 Twelve Bridges, and East Union faces No. 2 Yuba City.

But perhaps the most compelling story of the entire 209 postseason belongs to Hilmar.

The Yellowjackets completed a perfect 10–0 regular season and earned the No. 1 seed in Division V. Hilmar will host Casa Roble in the quarterfinals.

Escalon, another Trans-Valley League power, received the No. 3 seed and will host Foothill. Sonora also reached the Division V field, earning the No. 4 seed and a home matchup with Oakmont.

Division VII features Calaveras as the No. 1 seed, while River Islands and Linden also qualified.

The postseason offers an especially significant milestone for River Islands. The Riptide earned their first playoff berth in the program's three-year history and will travel to Denair.

The Sac-Joaquin Section quarterfinals begin Friday, November 13, with semifinals scheduled November 20 and section championships November 27–28 at Hughes Stadium on the Sacramento City College campus.

For the 209, the coming weeks will test more than win-loss records.

They will test depth, discipline, ex*****on and the ability to perform against unfamiliar opponents.

Some teams enter with championship expectations. Others arrive as underdogs with an opportunity to change their programs' histories.

And for ASD Sports Media, the postseason provides another chance to showcase the coaches, student-athletes and communities that make high school football across the 209 special.

The regular season is finished. The championship chase begins now.

ASD Sports Media — Covering the 209 and Beyond.

11/07/2026

Six Games to Watch: League Races, Undefeated Dreams and Playoff Momentum on the Line
STOCKTON, Calif. — Friday, November 6, 2026

The final Friday of the regular season has arrived, and high school football fans throughout Stockton, Modesto and the 209 have plenty to watch.

From a major Tri-City Athletic League showdown in Stockton to undefeated Hilmar's final regular-season test, six games highlight a night that will help shape the Sac-Joaquin Section postseason picture.

1. Lincoln at St. Mary's — ASD Game of the Week
The Rams have turned their season around with four consecutive victories, including an 18–15 overtime win over Edison and a 14–7 victory over Tracy.

St. Mary's enters 3–0 in TCAL play and faces a Lincoln team that has demonstrated considerable offensive firepower.
The Trojans scored 42 points against Tracy and 51 against Lodi in their last two outings.

The contrast between Lincoln's explosive offense and St. Mary's recent ability to win close games makes this the featured matchup.

Key question: Can St. Mary's control the tempo, or will Lincoln turn the game into a high-scoring battle?

2. Hughson at Hilmar — The Perfect Season Test
Hilmar enters 9–0 overall and 5–0 in Trans-Valley League play, with victories over Escalon, Sonora and Ripon Christian already on its résumé.

Hughson is 7–2 and has won three straight, most recently defeating Ripon Christian 41–13.

Senior Titus Beers gives Hughson a dangerous multi-position weapon. The current MaxPreps team leaderboard credits him with 15 total touchdowns, 11.6 tackles per game and 8.5 sacks.

Hilmar will attempt to finish the regular season undefeated. Hughson has an opportunity to make a major statement before playoff selections.

3. Oakdale at Central Catholic — Valley Oak League Collision
Central Catholic's Raiders have put together an 8–1 season and enter their home finale against Oakdale.

The Mustangs stand at 5–4 overall and 4–1 in league play. Senior Anthony Navarro leads Oakdale with 119.2 rushing yards per game and 15 total touchdowns in the posted team statistics.
Oakdale defeated Mountain House 49–6 last week after falling 43–35 to Manteca.

Key question: Can Oakdale's rushing game sustain drives against one of the league's strongest program

4. Edison at Lodi — Vikings Look to Finish Strong
Edison enters 7–2 after a 68–0 victory over Kimball.

Sophomore quarterback Ayden McClendon has 33 passing touchdowns on the current MaxPreps team leaderboard. Senior receiver Kailan Beaver averages 105.5 receiving yards per game, while Travis Gresham has six recorded interceptions.

Lodi is 3–6 following a 51–27 loss to Lincoln.
For Edison, this is an opportunity to sharpen its ex*****on and finish the regular season with momentum.

5. Manteca at East Union — Rivalry Night
Manteca brings a 6–3 record into its road finale against East Union, which enters 5–4.

The Buffaloes have won two consecutive games, including a 43–35 victory over Oakdale.

Senior Nikko Juarez leads Manteca with 20 total touchdowns and 10 recorded sacks, according to the posted MaxPreps team statistics.

This rivalry matchup offers Manteca another chance to strengthen its postseason momentum while East Union looks for a statement

6. Escalon at Orestimba — Cougars Seek a Strong Finish
Escalon enters at 6–3 following a dramatic 35–34 victory over Sonora.

Junior running back Dylan Ball leads the Cougars with 1,262 rushing yards and 17 touchdowns in the posted MaxPreps statistics.

Orestimba, at 4–5, will look to challenge Escalon in the regular-season finale.

For the Cougars, finishing strong could provide valuable momentum heading into postseason play.

A Defining Friday Across the 209
Six games. Multiple league races. One unbeaten season at stake.

For the teams involved, tonight represents the culmination of months of preparation. For the players, it offers one final regular-season opportunity to make an impression before the Sac-Joaquin Section playoffs.

ASD Sports Media will be watching the matchups, standout performances and results that help define the 209 football landscape.

ASD Sports Media — Covering the 209 and Beyond.

11/03/2026

ASD SPORTS MEDIA | 209 PLAYER SPOTLIGHT

🔥 TITUS BEERS — HUGHSON’S DO-IT-ALL PLAYMAKER

Some athletes make an impact at one position. Hughson High School senior Titus Beers makes his presence felt all over the football field.

The 6-foot-3 standout has become one of the 209’s most versatile players, contributing at wide receiver, running back, defensive end and linebacker.

📊 838 Receiving Yards
🏈 9 Receiving TDs
⚡ 245 Rushing Yards
🔥 4 Rushing TDs
💪 1,083 Total Offensive Yards

Beers isn’t just putting up numbers — he’s creating matchup problems. His size, athleticism and ability to make explosive plays give Hughson a dangerous offensive weapon.

Defensively, his physical presence and pass-rushing ability make him equally valuable.

Whether he’s catching passes downfield, carrying the football or pressuring opposing quarterbacks, Beers is the kind of athlete who can change a game in multiple ways.

As Hughson continues its pursuit of postseason success, Beers remains one of the Huskies’ most important playmakers.

👀 Titus Beers isn’t just a wide receiver. He’s a complete football player whose versatility deserves attention from college recruiters.

Stats: MaxPreps, through Oct. 23, 2026.

11/03/2026

Flying Under the Radar: Weston Ranch’s Dominic Hunt Deserves Attention

STOCKTON, Calif. — ASD Sports Media | 209 Player Spotlight

Wins and losses don’t always tell the whole story. For Weston Ranch senior Dominic Hunt, individual production is speaking volumes despite the Cougars’ difficult 2026 season.

The versatile wide receiver and defensive back has recorded 878 receiving yards, seven receiving touchdowns and an average of 125.4 receiving yards per game, according to MaxPreps statistics reported through October 19.

Wearing No. 5, Hunt has established himself as a major offensive weapon while contributing on defense, where he has recorded two interceptions.

Listed at wide receiver, free safety and cornerback, Hunt brings versatility that makes him an intriguing athlete for college recruiters to evaluate.

His production is particularly impressive considering Weston Ranch’s struggles. Even without consistent team success, Hunt has continued putting up numbers that deserve recognition throughout the 209.

For college programs, his receiving production and defensive experience offer a reason to examine his game film, speed, route-running ability and overall athletic potential.

The bigger story is simple: talented athletes shouldn’t be overlooked because of their team’s record.

Dominic Hunt is proving that individual excellence can stand out even during a challenging season.

ASD Sports Media’s verdict: Dominic Hunt is flying under the radar, but his production deserves attention.

ASD Sports Media — Covering the 209 and Beyond.

11/03/2026

Edison's Ayden McClendon Powers a Dangerous Stockton Offense as Vikings Prepare for Lodi
ASD Sports Media | Stockton, California | November 3, 2026

The Edison Vikings have developed one of Stockton's most intriguing offensive groups this football season, with sophomore quarterback Ayden McClendon at the center of the action.
According to MaxPreps' current statistics, McClendon has accumulated 2,355 passing yards and 33 touchdown passes.

Those numbers reflect a significant offensive responsibility for a sophomore quarterback competing in the Sac-Joaquin Section.
But McClendon is not producing alone.

Senior wide receiver Kailan Beaver leads the Vikings with an average of 105.5 receiving yards per game and 10 total touchdowns.

Junior Alonzo Ward III averages 86.3 receiving yards per game, while senior Travis Gresham adds another 64.5 yards per contest.

Together, the trio provides multiple receiving options for the Edison passing attack.

Edison's most recent completed game was a decisive 68–0 victory over Kimball on October 30. MaxPreps reports 175 passing yards and 114 rushing yards for the Vikings in that contest. The victory improved Edison to 7–2 overall and 3–1 in league competition.

For head coach Eric Crocker, the next challenge is sustaining that production as the regular season approaches its conclusion.

The Vikings travel to face Lodi on Friday, November 6, with kickoff listed at 7:15 p.m. Pacific. The game provides another opportunity to evaluate McClendon's decision-making, Edison's offensive balance and the development of a talented receiving corps.

One of the most interesting questions surrounding Edison is how much additional growth remains ahead for its young quarterback. McClendon's production is already noteworthy, but continued improvement in reading defenses, managing pressure and protecting the football will be important as the competition intensifies.

For ASD Sports Media, the combination of a sophomore quarterback, experienced receivers and an established coaching staff makes Edison a compelling program to follow heading toward postseason selection.

ASD Sports Media will continue tracking McClendon, Beaver, Ward and Gresham as the Vikings prepare for their regular-season finale.

11/02/2026

MLL: Calaveras takes command

Calaveras made a major statement last Friday, defeating Linden 42–7 in the ASD Sports Media Game of the Week.

The Red Hawks improved to 8–1 overall and 5–0 in Mother Lode League competition.

Calaveras has outscored its league opponents 238–26 and will host Big Valley Christian on November 6.

The Red Hawks are also projected as the Division VII No. 1 seed in MaxPreps' November 1 playoff outl

11/02/2026

TVL: Hilmar's unbeaten season faces one final test
Hilmar has been one of the section's most consistent programs, entering its final game 9–0 overall.

The Yellowjackets host Hughson on Friday in a matchup featuring two teams with strong postseason ambitions.

Hilmar quarterback Cohen Felber leads a productive rushing attack, while Hughson's offense has shown the ability to move the football through the air and on the ground.

Escalon remains an important part of the championship picture following its dramatic 35–34 overtime victory over Sonora.
A Hilmar win would secure an undefeated regular season and sole possession of first place in the T

11/02/2026

VOL: Central Catholic aims to finish undefeated in league play
Central Catholic has established itself as the Valley Oak League leader at 8–1 overall and 5–0 in conference play.

The Raiders defeated Patterson 35–14 last week, extending their winning streak to eight games.

Oakdale, now 5–4 overall and 4–1 in league competition, visits Central Catholic on Friday. Manteca also remains near the top of the standings at 6–3 overall and 4–1 in the VOL.

A Central Catholic victory would complete a perfect 6–0 league campaign. A loss could open the door to a shared championship, depending on the remaining resu

11/02/2026

TCAL: St. Mary's seeks to complete its turnaround
After beginning the season 0–4, St. Mary's has won five consecutive games and enters its final regular-season contest at 5–4.
The Rams defeated Tracy 14–7 last Friday, while Lincoln rolled past Lodi 51–27.
Lincoln quarterback Julian Perez and the Trojans' passing attack will be central to Friday's contest. Edison also remains part of the TCAL race after improving to 7–2.
St. Mary's and Lincoln meet Friday at 7 PM, with league positioning and playoff implications at stake.

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