Calistoga is the school that produced former NFL coach Dick Vermeil -- who also coached at Hillsdale High-San Mateo -- and NFL player Louie Giammona.

This year Calistoga churned out another gem in running back Dylan Alvarado, who rushed for 1,978 yards and scored 25 touchdowns, averaging 9.94 yards per carry. He also caught 11 passes for 208 yards.

"I love Friday night and beating the other team under the lights," Alvarado said. "There's no better feeling. It's surreal, kind of a feeling of accomplishment and joy."

Alvarado's best game was against Emeryville at home when he rushed for 407 yards and seven touchdowns.

"That was great," Alvarado said. "It was a crazy feeling. I was in shock and awe."

Alvarado said he has not closed his mind completely to college football, but at the moment is planning on attending a fire academy.

Murphy rushed for 955 yards and 17 touchdowns and caught 17 passes for 169 yards and one TD. He also had 67 tackles.

Feliciano averaged 4.3 tackles per game and had 12 sacks. He was also named all-league as an offensive lineman.

Boren averaged seven tackles per game and had one sack and caught 15 passes for 150 yards and one TD.

Pedersen rushed for 1,038 yards on 158 carries and scored 10 touchdowns and caught 10 passes for 149 yards and one score. On defense he averaged 3.7 tackles per game.