Quarterbacks Casey Cathcart of St. Joseph High, left, and Kellen
Moriarty of Dos Pueblos are both among the top performers in
the area who will be vying for all-county MVP honors. Cathcart
threw for more than 1,400 yards and led the Knights to the CIF
Division 10 semifinals, while Moriarty compiled 2,381 yards
and 20 touchdowns last year and has been recruited by top colleges.
They represent the quality of athletes that can be found at
both ends of Santa Barbara County. News-Press staff writer Mike
Traphagen previews the 2004 prep football season in his Campaign
Notes. The cover is a photo illustration created by News-Press
photographer Mike Eliason. |
BISHOP DIEGO CARDINALS
Cummings Changes Position, Moves To QB
CABRILLO CONQUISTADORES
Sargeant Returns As Main Scoring Threat
CARPINTERIA WARRIORS
Targoni, Karr Anchor Offensive Line
DOS PUEBLOS CHARGERS
Moriarty Should Keep Defenses Guessing
LOMPOC BRAVES
Luken Seeking Third Consecutive CIF Crown
RIGHETTI WARRIORS
Dally, Malangko Return To Spark Offense
SAN MARCOS ROYALS
New Quarterback Means Shift In Offense
SANTA BARBARA DONS
Dunn Returns For His Third Term As QB
SANTA MARIA SAINTS
Arguijo, Quintero Anchor Running Game
SANTA YNEZ PIRATES
Cash Featured As Team's Main Playmaker
ST. JOSEPH KNIGHTS
2003 Semifinalists To Benefit From Experience
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