Camarillo High School

Scorpions Named to All-Pacific View League Football Team

Beth — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 01:20:21 +0000

Jeff Mathews of Camarillo High is the player of the year for the Pacific View League football team. The lineman of the year is Tyler O’Rear. The receiver of the year is Ryan Molesworth. Scorpion Coach Dennis Riedmiller is the coach of the year. Named to the all-league first team offense were Nathan Anderson, Andy Dean, and Chase Tackett. Selected to the all-league first team defense were Cole Bernard, Tre Boswell, William Leaupepe, Kyle Macedo, and Alek Reeves. Members of the second team offense are Cheyne Bluhm, Marco Gutierrez, and Ossie Toc. Second-team defensive players are Nikolaus Boudro, Bobby Ferrer, and Jorge Martinez. Honorable-mention selections are Leo Anaya, Evan Benson, Jesse Landeros, Eric Ordaz, Anthony Puentes, and Matt Valdez. Congratulations to all of our Scorpions! To view the entire list of All-Pacific View League Teams, read the Ventura County Star article “Camarillo QB Mathews earns top football honor.”

Camarillo Faces Off with Moorpark Tonight

Beth — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 19:18:01 +0000

Tonight’s game between Camarillo and Moorpark in the CIF-SS Northern Division quarterfinals may seem a bit familiar to some. Or in the famous words of Yogi Berra, “It’s like déjà vu all over again.” It will be the fifth time in the last ten years that the two teams have faced off in the playoffs. The 10-1 Scorpions hope this year’s outstanding offense is the key to victory over the 10-1 Musketeers. To read what both teams and their coaches have to say about tonight’s game, read the Ventura County Star article “Two colliding forces.” Tonight’s game is at 7:00 p.m. at Moorpark High School.

Northern Division Pairings for Friday November 27th

Dave — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 08:49:07 +0000

#1 Valencia (11-0) at Buena (9-2);

Camarillo (10-1) at #4 Moorpark (10-1);

#3 Westlake (11-0) at Hueneme (8-3);

#2 St. Bonaventure (10-1) at Newbury Park (9-2)

Northern Division Scores Friday November 20th

Dave — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 08:45:09 +0000

Valencia 28, Thousand Oaks 27 (F);
Buena 41, Atascadero 14 (F);
Moorpark 30, Canyon Country Canyon 0 (F);
Camarillo 35, Arroyo Grande 7 (F);
Newbury Park 29, Righetti 27 (F);
St. Bonaventure 35, Oxnard 7 (F);
Westlake 49, Ventura 27 (F);
Hueneme 23, Hart 15 (F)

Camarillo Starts with Arroyo Grande in the Playoffs

Dave — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 20:23:51 +0000

The seedings for the CIF playoffs were released on Sunday and Camarillo will play the Arroyo Grande Eagles (7-3) in the first round at Camarillo High School. Game time is 7 pm on Friday the 20th. Arroyo Grande started the season 7-1 before losing its last two games to conference foes Righetti and Atascadero. There were no common opponents between the two teams. Camarillo is seeded 5th in the playoffs and Arroyo Grande 12th. As an interesting side note, Arroyo Grande was the first ever playoff opponent for Camarillo when it first made the playoffs in 1961. Camarillo’s all time record against Arroyo Grande is 4-4-1.

IN OT Camarillo 20 Rio Mesa 14

Dave — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 20:08:33 +0000

After Oxnard Rio Mesa lost 3 yards on 3 plays and missed a field goal in overtime, Jeff Mathews connected with Ozzie Toc on a 25 yard screen pass on their first play in overtime for a touchdown and a 20-14 victory. There was a crowd of over 8,000 people at Camarillo High School who watched the Spartans rush to a 14-0 lead with 7 minutes to go in the 3rd quarter before the Scorpion passing game woke up. Jeff Mathews completed 10 of 20 passes for 168 yards and one interception mostly in the second half and OT. Camarillo finished their season undefeated in league play and with an overall record of 9-1.

Crosstown Rivals Face Off Tonight

Beth — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 19:37:08 +0000

Our Cam High Scorpions will have the home field advantage tonight when they take on the Rio Mesa Spartans. Even though the Scorpions have already clinched the Pacific View League championship, they’re still focusing all of their attention on tonight’s game. As Head Coach Dennis Riedmiller says in today’s edition of the Camarillo Acorn, “It’s nice to win a league championship, but it means absolutely nothing if we don’t take care of business against Rio Mesa.” And senior defensive end Tre Boswell sums it up quite well from the players’ perspective: “Football’s fun. But if you don’t win, it’s not fun.” To read the entire article, just click on “Spartans fighting for playoff lives against Camarillo.”

ESPN Names Jeff Mathews Regional Player of the Week

Beth — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 00:19:36 +0000

Camarillo High School Quarterback Jeff Mathews was recently named West Region Player of the Week by ESPN. Mathews was selected after his exceptional performance last week during the Scorpion’s 69-20 win over Hueneme. During that game, Jeff shattered the previous CIF Southern Section passing record set in 1996 (see “Scorpions Clinch League Championship with 69-20 Win” for all the details). To view the ESPNRise.com announcement, click on “Regional Players of the Week.”

2009 Scorpion Ranking Statistics

Beth — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 18:54:22 +0000

The Scorpions have had an impressive season so far, breaking records along the way. Their success has generated a lot of media buzz, recruiting interest, and some amazing fan support. One of our Scorpion fans took the time to put together some fascinating ranking statistics about our Varsity team’s performance this season. Click on the following link to see these interesting ranking stats.

Riedmiller Makes Stunning Announcement at Booster Meeting

Dave — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 06:25:03 +0000

This week’s booster meeting took an unexpected turn Tuesday Night when Dennis Riedmiller stopped by to announce that Jeffrey Mathews has been named the California State High School Football Player of the Week and Thursday will be named the National High School Football Player of the Week by ESPN. Never in the history of Camarillo High School has this award been bestowed upon any of its football players and so we are proud of Jeffrey and his accomplishments. More to come this week as this story unfolds……