Corona Centennial’s Chacho Ulloa holds up 2015 CIFSS title plaque while Noah Anthony (left) and Cameron Jackson (right) look on amid other teammates. Huskies scored unbelievable 55 points in first half. Photo: Mark Tennis.
Last year’s team at Corona Centennial debuts at No. 31 in the all-time rankings and begs the question of how high would the Huskies have been if they could have won that last game? California’s first 15-0 team from Bishop Amat plus a Long Beach Poly squad that ended its season with a 102-0 win headline others selected in this group.
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