NBL Oak All League

[bella]

Congrats to the 68 players who made all league or some other type of recognition (offensive player of the year, def player of of the year, PAT holder of the year etc.) for the NBL Oak division! It’s actually a few less due to some redundancy. But what a blow job these “awards” have become. Why not just say 50% of the players in the league will get some type of special postseason recognition.

NORTH BAY LEAGUE-OAK

Players of the Year

Most Valuable Player

Dino Kahaulelio, Cardinal Newman, LB/OL

Offensive Player of the Year

Jackson Pavitt, Cardinal Newman, QB

Defensive Player of the Year

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Elias Rantissi, Rancho Cotate, LB

Specialists of the Year

Matt Nielsen, Cardinal Newman, K

Andrew Alfaro, Rancho Cotate, K

DB of the Year

Chauncey Leberthon, C. Newman, DB

Lineman of the Year

Conner Barbato, Rancho Cotate, DL

Backs of the Year

Rasheed Rankin, Rancho Cotate

Tyler Van Arden, Maria Carrillo

First-team offense

Jordan Herrfeldt, C. Newman, OL

Lleyton Delzell, Cardinal Newman, OL

Axel Jimenez, Rancho Cotate, OL

A.J. Link, Ukiah, OL

Christian Jernigan, Windsor, OL

Jared Stocker, Rancho Cotate, QB

Shane Moran, Cardinal Newman, RB

Lucas Stanley, Ukiah, RB

Trevor Lee, Rancho Cotate, TE

Julio Angel, Cardinal Newman, WR

Jake Woods, Cardinal Newman, WR

Mason Adams, Maria Carrillo, WR

Landen Estrela, Windsor, WR

Jay Escamilla, Ukiah, WR

First-team defense

Jake Woods, Cardinal Newman, DB

Shane Moran, Cardinal Newman, DB

Logan Kraut, Maria Carrillo, DB

Riley Cronin, Rancho Cotate, DB

Conner Williams, C. Newman, DL

Dylan Farrar, Cardinal Newman, DL

Trevor Lee, Rancho Cotate, DL

Demitri Eaquinto, Ukiah, DL

Cyrus Saltanizadeh, Windsor, DL

Nick Wall, Cardinal Newman, LB

Nathan Tyrell, Ukiah, LB


Oscar Mayorga, Windsor, LB

Porter Tett, Cardinal Newman, LB

Marcus Wolski, Maria Carrillo, LB

Anthony Scardina, Rancho Cotate, LB

Lorenzo Leon, Windsor, LB

First-team specialist

Otis Cain, Windsor, P/K

Second-team offense

Tyler Steele, Maria Carrillo, OL

Shane White, Rancho Cotate, OL

Kaden Burns, Ukiah, OL

Austin Jacob, Windsor, OL

Aiden Boettger, Windsor, OL

Julian Pell, Windsor, OL

Nate Johnson, Ukiah, QB

Sumari Jones, Rancho Cotate, RB

Lorenzo Leon, Windsor, RB

Kolby Elledge, Analy, WR

Riley Cronin, Rancho Cotate, WR

Mikey Contreras, Windsor, WR

Second-team defense

Giancarlo Woods, C. Newman, DB

Erick Montesantos, Rancho Cotate, DB

Tai Peleti, Rancho Cotate, DB

Jay Escamilla, Ukiah, DB

Landen Estrela, Windsor, DB

Deven Allen, Maria Carrillo, DL

James Parker, Rancho Cotate, DL

Mihalis Santorineos, R. Cotate, DL

Christian Jernigan, Windsor, DL

Anthony Lepori, Analy, LB

Dylan Cards, Analy, LB

Frank Pomolia, Ukiah, LB

Hunter Graniss, Cardinal Newman, LB

Zack Moran, Cardinal Newman, LB

Eric Hupp, Rancho Cotate, LB

Jeremiah Pignataro, Windsor, LB

[mustangpride]

16 All-League 1st team on defense? 4 DB’s, 5 DL, 6 LB’s? 14 on offense? 5 OL, 2 RB’s, 1 QB, 5 WR, 1 TE? Not to mention 2 “Backs of the year” awards.

These teams are very watered down especially if you consider only Rancho and Newman were really any good.

Back in my day it was 11 first team, 11 second team and a handful “honorable mentions”. And players could be recognized for both offense and defense. I remember for awhile they stopped doing that to get more players recognized.

[footballfan]

Should go back to when not everyone got a trophy:
MVP
O MVP
D MVP
Lineman of year
Specialist of year
11- 1st team
11- 2nd team
Honorable mention (earning it not just being mentioned)

[bella]

O MVP
D MVP

First team 11 players per side (offense / defense)
2nd team 11 players per side (offense / defense)

Done!! 😃

[Ben Herrington]

Awards are PC, have been for the last two decades. Co-MVPs, co-POY, etc. Always used to annoy the crap out of me, now I just don't care. Watching the games says a lot. In many ways its much tougher to be the MVP on a 3-7 team than a 10-0 team. That MVP on the 10-0 team plays the first half and that's about it as the score gets out of hand early on. The MVP on the 3-7 team plays the whole game, often both ways, and has to play every single down. IMO you don't just do that without developing a measure of leadership. Builds character to say the least.