NCS TEAM CHAMPIONS

FOOTBALL

North Coast Section staff is in the process of updating championship records throughout the history of our section. Thanks for your patience.

Click on the classification winner for a given year to see complete results. (Last updated: 12/14/09 KS)

YEAR	Division V	Division IV	Division III		Division II		Division I
2011	Hoopa Valley	Salesian	Campolindo		Windsor		De La Salle
2010	Hoopa Valley	Salesian	Cardinal Newman		Concord		De La Salle
2009	St. Elizabeth	Fort Bragg	Marin Catholic		Eureka		De La Salle
2008	St. Vincent de Paul	Justin-Siena	Encinal		Cardinal Newaman		De La Salle
YEAR	Class A	Class B	2A		3A		4A East Bay
2007	Ferndale	St. Elizabeth	Novato		San Ramon Valley		De La Salle
2006	St. Patrick/St. Vincent	VACATED	Novato		Cardinal Newman		De La Salle
YEAR	Class A	Class B	2A Redwood Empire	3A Redwood Empire	2A East Bay	3 A East Bay	4A East Bay
2005	Salesian	St. Vincent	Novato	Cardinal Newman	Ygnacio Valley	Las Lomas	De La Salle
2004	Justin-Siena	Point Arena	Terra Linda	Montgomery	Bishop O'Dowd	San Ramon Valley	De La Salle
2003	Justin-Siena	St. Bernard Catholic	Marin Catholic	Eureka	Miramonte	Las Lomas	De La Salle
2002	Ferndale	Tomales	Novato	Rancho Cotate	Las Lomas	Monte Vista	De La Salle
2001	Middletown	Tomales	San Marin	Rancho Cotate	Miramonte	Monte Vista	De La Salle
2000	Justin-Siena	St. Bernard Catholic	Fortuna	Montgomery	Miramonte	Foothill	De La Salle
1999	Middletown	Calistoga	Ft. Bragg	Ukiah	Foothill	Ygnacio Valley	De La Salle
1998	Clear Lake	Tomales	Healdsburg	Marin Catholic	Miramonte	Bishop O'Dowd	De La Salle
	Class A	Class B	2A Redwood Empire		2A East Bay	3A	4A
1997	Middletown	Ferndale	Marin Catholic		Miramonte	Bishop O'Dowd	De La Salle
1996	Ft. Bragg	Ferndale	Cardinal Newman		Alhambra	Montgomery	De La Salle
1995	Ft. Bragg	Tomales	Cardinal Newman		Granada	De La Salle	The 4A Classification was implemented in 1996. Previous to 1996 the largest schools in NCS competed in the 3A Classification.
1994	Ft. Bragg	Ferndale	Marin Catholic		Foothill	De La Salle
1993	Ft. Bragg	St. Vincent	Marin Catholic		Foothill	De La Salle
1992	Upper Lake	Ferndale	San Marin		Las Lomas	De La Salle
1991	Willits	Ferndale	Healdsburg		Alhambra	Pittsburg
1990	Menlo	*	San Rafael		Alhambra	De La Salle
	Class A	Class B	2A			3A
1989	McKinleyville	*	Marin Catholic			De La Salle
1988	Lower Lake	*	Kennedy (Richmond)			De La Salle
1987	Upper Lake	*	De Anza			Monte Vista
1986	Valley Christian	*	Campolindo			De La Salle
	Class A	Class B	2A North	2A Champion	2A South
1985	Cloverdale	*	Marin Catholic	De La Salle	De La Salle*	Pittsburg
1984	Ferndale	St. Vincent	Cardinal Newman	De La Salle	De La Salle*	Kennedy
1983	Menlo	Tomales	Cardinal Newman	Miramonte	Miramonte*	Monte Vista
	Class A	Class B	3A Redwood Empire		2A South	3A
1982	Menlo	Kelseyville	Cardinal Newman		De La Salle	Monte Vista
1981	Ferndale	Menlo	San Marin		Miramonte	Monte Vista
1980	Ferndale	Upper Lake	Terra Linda		Encinal	Pittsburg
1979	Ft. Bragg	Kelseyville	Terra Linda		Hayward	Pinole Valley
1978	Ferndale	Calistoga	Fortuna		Alameda	Pinole Valley
1977	St. Helena	*	Petaluma		San Lorenzo	Mission San Jose
1976	St. Bernard Catholic	*	Cardinal Newman		Piedmont	Pinole Valley
1975	Ferndale	*	Cardinal Newman		Alhambra	Pinole Valley
NCS Championships were not conducted from 1931 through 1974. According to Paul Gaddini, NCS Commissioner of Athletics from 1972 to 2000, on October 31, 1972, Robert Boehme, Principal of Calistoga High School, requested that North Coast Section conduct championship competition in team sports. Subsequently, a committee consisting of Sam Zackheim, Principal, Monte Vista H.S., Will Sawyer, former Principal, John F. Kennedy H.S. - Fremont, Jim Hanretty, Principal, Tamalpais-Mill Valley, Rich Abel, former Athletic Director, Richmond H.S., and Robert Boehme were appointed to study Section Playoffs. The committee worked in conjunction with separate coaches committees representing various team sports. Based on the recommendation and work by the committee the NCS Board of Managers approved football playoffs at its January 18, 1975 meeting and reaffirmed that decision at its May 3, 1975 meeting . Apparently it was a close vote, and the deciding vote to resume NCS Football Playoffs was cast by then NCS President Dutch Williams, representing the Alameda County Athletic League. The rest is now our history.
	Southern Class				Northern Class
1930	Berkeley (Berkeley 40, Monterey 0) Game was played December 6th at Monterey High School.				Santa Rosa (Santa Rosa 18, Eureka 6) Game was played December 6th at Albee Stadium, Eureka.
1929	Berkeley (Berkeley 6, Palo Alto 0) Game was played December 7th at Memorial Stadium, Berkeley.				Eureka (Eureka 9, Vallejo 7 OT) Game was played December 7th at Vallego High School.
1928	Palo Alto (Palo Alto 6, Vallejo 0) Game was played December 8th at Stanford Stadium.
1927	San Mateo (San Mateo 7, Berkeley 0) Game was played December 3rd at Memorial Stadium, Berkeley.
1926	San Mateo (San Mateo 20, Berkeley 7) Game was played December 4th at Burlingame High School.
1925	Salinas (Salinas 13, Berkeley 3) Game was played December 12th at Memorial Stadium, Berkeley.
1924	Berkeley (Berkeley by forfeit)
1923	Lick-Wilmerding (Lick-Wilmerding 20, Berkeley 16) Game was played December 8th at Berkeley High School.
1922	Berkeley (Berkeley 3, San Mateo 0) Game was played December 9th at San Mateo High School.
1921	Berkeley (Berkeley 42, Palo Alto 0) Game was played December 10th at California Field, Berkeley.
1920	Berkeley (Berkeley 53, Lick-Wilmerding 14) Game was played December 4th at Ewing Field, San Francisco.
1919	Berkeley (Berkeley 116, Mountain View 0) Game was played November 22nd at Mtn. View High school.

*From 1983 through 1989 the 2A North and 2A South teams played to determine the 2A Champion.

Many thanks to John Zugnoni of Alameda for his assistance in development of this results page. Herb Dower also contributed information for this page.