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• Coach of the Year: Stephen Mosher

  Coach of the Year: Stephen Mosher

  School: Clovis West

  He's qualified because: Added to his own coaching record with a 14th Central Section championship -- and second in a row -- in 2011. Clovis West capped an 18-14 season with a 13-11 overtime victory over top-seeded Buchanan in the Division I final.

  Wild ride: Mosher's second-seeded Golden Eagles -- who entered the postseason with a mediocre 15-14 record despite returning five starters and 11 players overall from last season's title-wining team -- saved their best water polo for last, beating Clovis East 16-6 in the quarterfinals, topping Clovis 7-4 in the semifinals, then overcoming a two-goal deficit in the fourth quarter to upset Buchanan, which entered the title game 28-4. Mosher knew his team had talent -- as evidenced by a pair of one-goal losses to Buchanan during Tri-River Athletic Conference play -- but wasn't sure if they were ever going to put it all together. "It was one of the strangest years I've had in that regard," Mosher said. "We had a lot of talent and kids who

• Central Section football blitz Week 11

  Central Section football blitz Week 11

  Buchanan defensive target – Stallworth: It's been common for college recruiters to swing through Buchanan High and drop the name of Tulare receiver William Stallworth to Bears coach Mike Vogt.

  "Now I see why," he says after watching film of Stallworth and the seventh-seeded Redskins (9-1), who tonight will host No. 10 Buchanan (3-7) in a Central Section Division I first-round football game.

  "He's unbelievable, a really great player," Vogt says of the athlete separated, for now, from a major college scholarship by academic ineligibility.

• Lauren Meador

  Lauren Meador

  School: Clovis West

  Grade: Senior

• Hannah Butler

  Hannah Butler

  School: Clovis West

  Grade: Senior

  Position: Libero

• Clovis North beats Garces for D-II football title

  Clovis North beats Garces for D-II football title

  BAKERSFIELD – It didn't take long for Clovis North High to leave its stamp on Central Section football.

  The third-year program became the latest Clovis Unified school to capture a section football title, riding the two-headed rushing attack of Bryan Parmer and Trent Barnes and executing a crucial 2-point play stop for a 28-19 upset of top-seeded Garces to win the Division II championship Friday night at Sam Tobias Field.

  The district's four other schools – Clovis, Clovis West, Buchanan and Clovis East – all have won at least one title in Division I, which the Broncos will join next season.