Campolindo quarterback Andrew Zolintakis couldn't have written a better script himself.

The Cougars won their first 11 games of his senior year, including defeating El Cerrito 42-27 when he threw for three touchdowns and more than 300 yards.

For the season, Zolintakis completed 145-of-231 passes for 2,685 yards and 33 touchdowns, with just six interceptions.

"It's been everything I could have asked for my senior year," Zolintakis said before a second game against El Cerrito on Nov. 29, won by El Cerrito 49-34. "We went 10-0 (in the regular season) and it's been a lot of fun."

"I enjoy the bond you make with your teammates," Zolintakis said. "I like the competitive nature of it and the feeling you get after winning a game."

Zolintakis said his father played football and basketball in high school back in Utah and taught him everything he knows about throwing a football. Obviously, the Campo QB learned his lessons well.

Also considered: Drew Anderson, QB, Miramonte.

Anderson completed 265-of-435 passes for 4,074 yards and 47 touchdowns, with 10 interceptions to lead Miramonte to a 12-2 mark and an NCS Division II championship.

Fadelli rushed for 980 yards and 10 touchdowns on 138 carries. He also caught four passes for 94 yards and one score to help Campolindo finish 11-1 and capture the DFAL title.

Anderson caught 26 passes for 478 yards and eight touchdowns on the receiving end of passes thrown by his brother Drew. He also had an interception on defense to help the Matadors to an NCS Division II title.