Jonah Coleman (left) from Lincoln of Stockton followed up spectacular soph season with another one as a junior & has commitment to Arizona. LB Marco Notairainni (right) from Torrey Pines of San Diego will play next at Boise State. Photos: Twitter.com & IdahoStatesman.com.
With many of the players written up on first team selected by very close calls, here’s the lineup for second team for our 42nd annual Cal-Hi Sports All-State Football honors. Many of these second team players are great in their own right and we know it’s almost a guarantee that some of them will end up as better players down the road than some of the first teamers. We also have more players listed on third team, which is for seniors only and only for large schools. Anyone can be first or second team.
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MORE OF OUR 42ND ANNUAL ALL-STATE FOOTBALL TEAMS: Small Schools | Medium Schools | Juniors (Gold Club) | Sophomores (Gold Club) | Players of Year by positions (QB, RB, End, Line, LB, DB)
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To order a commemorative, official All-State Football patch for those who’ve been named to one of our all-state teams for the 2020-21 season, go to this link from our friends at Billy Tees, which has been the official merchandiser of the CIF for many years.
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Note: This has proven to be by far the most difficult all-state football selections in our 40-plus years. Most newspapers did not do their usual post-season honors and none of them did them as deep. More schools than usual were not on MaxPreps and there were very few who sent in nominations of their players. All-league teams were able to be seen for some players but others were not done. We still commend all of the players and coaches for working so hard to be able to play at all during the pandemic-impacted 2020-21 school year. Our goal despite the difficulties and despite the strange timing has been to recognize as many players for this season as in the past. We didn’t quite get there, but we were close.
