So, as everyone prepares for tonight’s first round, you may find yourself in need of some info on whatever team is coming to town. Well, check out our interactive playoff brackets for each division. It was created by Ray Saint Germain, and filled in with info by Chace and I. Check it out!

Interactive NCS football brackets

Here we go….

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Amador Valley quarterback Kean Stancil, who left Friday’s 31-21 loss to rival Foothill with a hamstring injury, is “likely” done for the year according to AV coach Rick Sira.

Stancil suffered a slight tear to one of his hamstrings and will need to be signed off by a doctor in order to play again this year.

Not a good sign for Amador fans as Stancil was really the player that kept opposing defenses honest all year with his big-play running ability. Even if he were to return, you have to figure he won’t be near near 100 percent.

Our final East Bay football statistic leaders of the season. Berkeley’s Rickey Galvin wins the rushing title and shares the scoring title with Las Lomas’ Marquis Waters. Monte Vista’s duo of Brett Nottingham and Bryce McGovern easily win the passing and receiving titles as part of the East Bay’s top-ranked offense. Berkeley also sneaks in to finish ahead of Oakland Tech as the top-ranked defense.
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Get ready for some in-depth talk about the upcoming North Coast Section football playoffs in a live chat Thursday at 4 p.m. with our “Two Geeks,” Ben Enos and Chace Bryson.

So I don’t have enough information on each team, so I’m just going to do an outlook for each league and then you guys can critique it, add comments or let me know about any team I didn’t give any mention to.
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This week, the Geeks get ready for the NCS playoffs by creating the East Bay’s first human bracket. Then, after a controversial pick, they simply try to stay alive.

Here are the final BSAL stats. Remarkably, there’s a dead tie for the rushing leader. St. Mary’s Demetrius Brown-Ryan compiled his 1,355 yards in two fewer games than John Swett’s Evan Ray, although Ray did it in 71 fewer carries.
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Here are the up-to-date DFAL stats.

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Here is the final edition of the San Mateo County leaders.

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