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OAL Playoffs

Ben Enos — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 18:50:45 +0000

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

Kyle Bonagura — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 17:43:18 +0000

Here we go….

Game	Bonagura	Bryson	Durkin	Enos	Gonsalez	Hammon	Smith
16 American at 1 DLS	DLS	-	DLS	DLS	DLS	DLS	DLS
8 Foothill at 9 Logan	Foothill	-	Foothill	Foothill	Logan	Foothill	Logan
13 Heritage at 4 Monte Vista	MV	-	MV	MV	MV	MV	MV
12 San Leandro at 5 Berkeley	Berkeley	-	Berkeley	Berkeley	Berkeley	Berkeley	Berkeley
15 Newark at 2 Deer Valley	DV	-	DV	DV	DV	DV	DV
10 Pittsburg at 7 San Ramon V	Pitt	-	Pitt	Pitt	Pitt	Pitt	Pitt
14 College Park at 3 Amador V	AV	-	AV	AV	AV	CP	AV
11 Washington at 6 California	Cal	-	Cal	Cal	Cal	Cal	Cal

Game	Bonagura	Bryson	Durkin	Enos	Gonsalez	Hammon	Smith
16 Rancho Cotate at 1 Petaluma	Petaluma	-	Petaluma	Petaluma	Petaluma	Petaluma	Petaluma
9 Card. Newman at 8 Windsor	CN	-	CN	Windsor	CN	CN	CN
13 Pinole V at 4 Eureka	Eureka	-	Pinole	Eureka	PV	Eureka	Eureka
12 Alameda at 5 Ygnacio V	YV	-	Alameda	YV	YV	YV	Alameda
15 Carrillo at 2 Casa Grande	CG	-	CG	CG	CG	CG	CG
10 Hayward at 7 Las Lomas	Hayward	-	LL	LL	Hayward	LL	LL
14 Mt. Diablo at 3 Montgomery	Mont	-	Mont	Mont	Mont	Mont	Mont
11 Clayton V at 6 Concord	Concord	-	Concord	Concord	Concord	Concord	Concord

Game	Bonagura	Bryson	Durkin	Enos	Gonsalez	Hammon	Smith
16 Sonoma V at 1 Encinal	Encinal	-	Encinal	Encinal	Encinal	Encinal	Encinal
9 Campolindo at 8 Fortuna	Fortuna	-	Campo	Campo	Campo	Fortuna	Fortuna
13 Piedmont at 4 Novato	Novato	-	Novato	Novato	Novato	Novato	Novato
12 Miramonte at 5 Healdsburg	Healds	-	Healds	Healds	Mira	Mira	Healds
15 Terra Linda at 2 Marin Cath.	MC	-	MC	MC	MC	MC	MC
10 Analy at 7 Acalanes	Analy	-	Acalanes	Acalanes	Acalanes	Acalanes	Acalanes
14 O’Dowd at 3 Alhambra	Alhambra	-	Alhambra	Alhambra	Alhambra	Alhambra	Alhambra
11 Tamalpais at 6 El Cerrito	EC	-	EC	EC	EC	EC	EC

Game	Bonagura	Bryson	Durkin	Enos	Gonsalez	Hammon	Smith
9 Justin Siena at 8 Berean Chris.	JS	-	JS	JS	BC	JS	JS
13 Harker at 4 Middletown	Middy	-	Middy	Middy	Middy	Middy	Middy
12 Valley Chris. at 5 Cloverdale	Clove	-	Clove	Clove	Clove	Clove	Clove
10 McKinleyville at 7 Fort Bragg	FtB	-	FtB	FB	FB	FB	FB
14 Willits at 3 Salesian	Sal	-	Sal	Sal	Sal	Salesian	Sal
11 Clear Lake at 6 St Pat/St. V	SPSV	-	SPSV	SPSV	SPSV	SPSV	SPSV

Game	Bonagura	Bryson	Durkin	Enos	Gonsalez	Hammon	Smith
8 Calistoga at 1 St. Vincent	St. V	-	St. V	St. V	SV	SV	SV
4 St. Bernard at 5 Tomales	Tomales	-	St. B	Tomales	Tomales	Tomales	St. B
7 Point Arena vs 2 St. Elizabeth	St. Liz	-	St. Liz	St. Liz	St. Liz	St. Liz	St. Liz
Hoopa d. Anderson V (forfeit)	-	-	-	-	-	-	-

Game	Bonagura	Bryson	Durkin	Enos	Gonsalez	Hammon	Smith
Fremont vs Castlemont	Fremont	-	Fremont	Fremont	Fremont	Fremont	Castle
McClymonds at Oakland Tech	Tech	-	Tech	Tech	Tech	Tech	Tech

Agree? Disagree? Let us know!

Kyle Bonagura — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 02:56:09 +0000

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.

Jimmy Durkin — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 02:18:53 +0000

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.

Rushing (by yards)

Player	G	Rush	Yards	Avg.	TD
Rickey Galvin, Berkeley	9	188	1,917	10.2	23
Richard Calhoun, Alhambra	10	214	1,678	7.84	21
Ryan Murphy, Oakland Tech	10	230	1,585	6.9	16
Aaron Prier, Salesian	10	178	1,571	8.8	21
Marquis Waters, Las Lomas	10	200	1,514	7.57	22
Terron Ward, De La Salle	10	148	1,465	9.9	18
Demetrius Brown-Ryan, St. Mary’s	8	209	1,355	6.5	14
Evan Ray, John Swett	10	138	1,355	10.2	15
Jakari Johnson, Castlemont	9	199	1,348	6.8	12
Michael Cunningham, Alameda	9	178	1,268	7.1	12

Passing (by yards)
Note: QB rating uses college formula

Player	G	Comp	Att	Pct.	Yards	INT	TD	Rat
Brett Nottingham, Monte Vista	10	191	280	68.2	3,161	5	35	200.7
Sean Mannion, Foothill	10	206	346	59.5	2,659	11	20	136.8
Ricky Lloyd, Concord	10	171	288	59.4	2,449	14	32	157.75
Tommy Stephens, Campolindo	10	145	250	58.0	2,231	8	16	147.68
Julius Mozee, Pittsburg	10	127	226	56.2	1,828	11	21	145.1
Byron Thomas, El Cerrito	10	103	183	56.3	1,815	10	22	168.3
R.J. Cellini, Alhambra	10	105	170	61.8	1,574	6	17	165.48
Chris Musni, San Leandro	10	78	150	52.0	1,568	8	23	179.7
Cormac Craigie, Piedmont	8	90	183	49.2	1,460	2	18	146.5
Quinn Kaehler, California	10	81	160	5.06	1,448	7	9	136.5

Receiving (by receptions)

Player	G	Rec	Yards	Avg.	TD
Bryce McGovern, Monte Vista	10	84	1,767	21.0	14
Cameron Rowland, Foothill	9	59	897	15.2	8
Colin Kacinski, Foothill	10	55	571	10.4	3
Robert Jiles, Pittsburg	10	54	846	15.7	14
Andrew Ahr, Campolindo	10	50	949	19.0	11
Najee Lovett, St. Mary’s	9	48	977	20.4	9
Corey Galindo, Concord	10	45	732	16.3	14
Jeremy Sites, Dougherty Valley	10	43	688	16.0	10
James King, Miramonte	9	40	772	19.3	7
Justin Berger, San Ramon Valley	10	40	693	17.3	7

Scoring

Player	G	TD	FG	2PT	PAT	Tot
Rickey Galvin, Berkeley	10	23	0	0	0	138
Marquis Waters, Las Lomas	10	23	0	0	0	138
Aaron Prier, Salesian	10	22	0	1	0	134
Richard Calhoun, Alhambra	10	21	0	0	0	126
Ryan Murphy, Oakland Tech	10	20	0	0	0	120
Chris Morgan, Berean Christian	10	13	3	0	30	117
George Roberson, San Leandro	9	16	0	7	0	110
Andre Williams, El Cerrito	9	18	0	1	0	110
Brandon Williams, Deer Valley	10	18	0	1	0	110
Terron Ward, De La Salle	10	18	0	0	0	108

Total offense

Team	G	Rush	Pass	Total	Avg.
Monte Vista	10	1,307	3,234	4,511	451.1
Encinal	9	2,869	714	3582	398.1
Las Lomas	10	2,612	1,318	3,930	393.0
St. Mary’s	9	2,144	1,384	3,528	392.0
Deer Valley	10	2,945	961	3,906	390.6
Heritage	10	2,707	1131	3,838	383.8
San Leandro	10	2,229	1,571	3,800	380.0
Concord	10	1,294	2,453	3,747	374.7
Alhambra	10	2,163	1,574	3,737	373.7
De La Salle	10	2,761	961	3,722	372.2

Total defense

Team	G	Rush	Pass	Total	Avg.
Berkeley	10	772	881	1653	165.3
Oakland Tech	10	1,059	626	1,685	168.5
Pinole Valley	9	974	750	1724	191.6
Concord	10	1,227	741	1,968	196.8
McClymonds	10	1,575	466	2,041	204.1
Mt. Diablo	10	1,328	783	2,111	211.1
Fremont	9	881	1,046	1,927	214.1
Alameda	10	1346	832	2178	217.8
James Logan	10	1,026	1,166	2,192	219.2
San Leandro	10	1,404	809	2,213	221.3

Jon Becker — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 23:35:19 +0000

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.

Live chat: Two Geeks on NCS football playoffs, Thursday, Nov. 19, 4 p.m.

Matt Smith — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 20:53:03 +0000

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.

ACCAL
Until someone beats them, this league belongs to the Richmond Oilers. With that said, the gap is closing, and not because Richmond is getting worse. They are my No. 1 team to start the year, so that tells you what I think of them. Other teams in the league are getting better. Berkeley is going to be a force and Pinole Valley is going to be very good. De Anza is also improving and El Cerrito has a great player in Michael Tieku.
Richmond is my pick here, with Berkeley as the team to watch out for and Pinole Valley is the darkhorse.

BSAL
This league boils down to Albany and Piedmont, and this year, with the young returning crew I think Albany has enough to outlast the Highlanders. I think it will be a very good race between the two teams, and I think St. Mary’s could be a darkhorse.

BVAL
This league should be very, very interesting. I’m hearing good things about Deer Valley, Antioch is a program on the rise and Pittsburg has a new coach in Pablo Gaytan. Freedom, Liberty and Heritage are also getting better. Should be a fun race, and there is no way a team runs through this league without a loss. I’m going to go with Pittsburg as the frontrunner, with Deer Valley as a very close second and Antioch as the darkhorse.

DFAL
I’ve already got Las Lomas people up in arms about not having them ranked. I think this is a bit of a transition year for the DFAL and teams like Campolindo and Las Lomas that lost a few key players might be in the middle of the pack. I’m looking for teams like Dublin and Alhambra to be in the upper half. Acalanes is the clear favorite here. They won the section last year and return a lot of players. They are the giant in this league. I think Dublin is the second best team, and my darkhorse is Campolindo. They are very young, but talented.

DVAL
Rory Gentry has made a living of turning programs around and last year he made Clayton Valley a competitor. This year, the Eagles are the favorite. I really think the entire league is balances, with College Park, Ygnacio Valley, Concord and Northgate all having a chance to be in the mix. I’m gonna say the Falcons, who you can never count out, are the runners up as of right now, and Northgate is the darkhorse.

EBAL
Once again, this league should be the best in the East Bay and super competitive. I’m not picking against De La Salle, even though they lost a lot of good players. They still have kids like Wesley Moar and Michael Bernardi. This team will be very, very good. San Ramon Valley, Amador Valley, Granada and Monte Vista will all be beating on each other to climb to the top. I am going to predict nobody goes without a loss in league this year, but as far as the order of finish, I have no clue. Monte Vista is certainly a team I have my eye on.

HAAL
Just based on reputation and respect of what they did last year, I have Bishop O’Dowd as the highest ranked team in the East Bay Rankings, but the word is Castro Valley is considered the favorite. I think it is going to be a very tight race with those two teams and Hayward.

MVAL
Newark Memorial is going to be tough to beat for any team in the East Bay, and in the MVAL it’s going to be nearly impossible. This team is really good and will challenge, once again, in the NCS playoffs. I think Logan is a team to watch out for, and is my pick as the second best team right now. I liked what I saw in Washington last year and I would keep a close eye on the Huskies.

Alright, let me have it. Let’s hear what everyone has to say and if you agree or disagree.

Ben Enos — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 18:19:43 +0000

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.

Jimmy Durkin — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 04:34:57 +0000

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.

Rushing (by yards)

Player	G	Rush	Yards	Avg.	TD
Demetrius Brown-Ryan, St. Mary’s	8	209	1,355	6.5	14
Evan Ray, John Swett	10	138	1,355	10.2	15
Naji Patrick, SPSV	9	100	830	8.3	10
Tyrone Duckett, Encinal	9	67	738	11	11
Jonathan Allen, Encinal	9	87	634	7.3	4

Passing (by yards)

Note: QB rating uses college formula

Player	G	Comp	Att	Pct.	Yards	INT	TD	Rat
Cormac Craigie, Piedmont	8	90	183	49.2	1,460	2	18	146.5
Andrew Spivey, Albany	9	106	218	48.6	1,433	6	9	112.0
Francisco Torres, St. Mary’s	9	76	148	51.4	1,356	11	13	142.4
Adam Robinson, Moreau	10	84	178	47.2	1,149	11	15	116.9
Brandon Brown, SPSV	9	54	114	47.4	1,089	7	13	153.0

Receiving (by receptions)

Player	G	Rec	Yards	Avg.	TD
Najee Lovett, St. Mary’s	9	48	977	20.4	9
Levy Wilson, Albany	9	35	428	12.2	1
Brannon Pantoja, Moreau	10	30	566	18.9	5
Joey Andrada, Piedmont	8	29	615	21.2	8
Robert Crowley, Albany	9	24	257	10.7	0

Scoring

Total offense

Team	G	Rush	Pass	Total	Avg.
Encinal	9	2,869	714	3582	398.1
St. Mary’s	9	2,144	1,384	3,528	392.0
St. Patrick-St. Vincent	9	1,959	1,195	3,154	350.4
Piedmont	9	1,222	1,657	2,879	319.9
Moreau Catholic	10	1,539	1,291	2,830	283.0
John Swett	10	2,266	409	2,675	267.5
Albany	9	976	1,428	2,404	267.1

Scoring: Encinal 40.5, St. Patrick-St. Vincent 35.1, Piedmont 34.2, St. Mary’s 32.1, Moreau Catholic 26.9, Albany 18.5, John Swett 19.1.

Total defense

Team	G	Rush	Pass	Total	Avg.
Encinal	9	1,259	897	2,156	239.6
St. Mary’s	9	1,602	947	2,549	283.2
St. Patrick-St. Vincent	9	1,704	1,005	2,709	301.0
Piedmont	9	1,786	1,121	2,907	323.0
Moreau Catholic	10	1,867	1,444	3,311	331.1
John Swett*	9	2,077	915	2,992	332.4
Albany	9	2,411	1,188	3,599	399.9

*Missing John Swett’s defensive stats vs. Lower Lake

Scoring: Encinal 15.3, St. Mary’s 20.0, St. Patrick-St. Vincent 25.0, Piedmont 26.4, John Swett 33.5, Moreau Catholic 33.8, Albany 39.8.

cbryson — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 02:47:07 +0000

Here are the up-to-date DFAL stats.

Rushing (by yards)

Player	G	Rush	Yards	Avg.	TD
Richard Calhoun, Alhambra	10	214	1,678	7.84	21
Marquis Waters, Las Lomas	10	200	1,514	7.57	22
Tyler Malley, Acalanes	9	166	1,075	6.48	6
Bo McSwine, Acalanes	10	159	847	5.33	12
Josh Burks, Dublin	10	126	742	5.89	9

Passing (by yards)
Note: QB rating uses college formula

Player	G	Comp	Att	Pct.	Yards	INT	TD	Rat
Tommy Stephens, Campolindo	10	145	250	58.0	2,231	8	16	147.68
R.J. Cellini, Alhambra	10	105	170	61.8	1,574	6	17	165.48
Lucas Gorton, Las Lomas	10	96	168	57.1	1,276	6	9	131.48
Brett Collins, Miramonte	5	63	110	57.3	857	4	5	130.44
Ed Achziger, Dublin	6	53	99	53.5	602	8	4	101.79

Receiving (by receptions)

Player	G	Rec	Yards	Avg.	TD
Andrew Ahr, Campolindo	10	50	949	19.0	11
Jeremy Sites, Dougherty Valley	10	43	688	16.0	10
James King, Miramonte	9	40	772	19.3	7
Michael Hoffman, Campolindo	10	39	486	12.3	5
Jacob Mayer, Las Lomas	10	36	568	15.8	2

Scoring

Player	G	TD	FG	2PT	PAT	Tot
Marquis Waters, Las Lomas	10	23	0	0	0	138
Richard Calhoun, Alhambra	10	21	0	0	0	126
Jeremy Sites, Dougherty Valley	10	17	0	0	0	102
Bo McSwine, Acalanes	10	12	0	1	0	74
Andrew Ahr, Campolindo	10	12	0	0	0	72

Total offense

Team	G	Rush	Pass	Total	Avg.
Las Lomas	10	2,612	1,318	3,930	393.0
Alhambra	10	2,256	1,574	3,830	383.0
Campolindo	10	1,060	2,255	3,315	331.5
Acalanes	10	2,492	717	3,209	320.9
Dublin	10	2,122	878	3,000	300.0
Miramonte	10	1,562	1,344	2,906	290.6
Dougherty Valley	10	1,240	1,098	2,338	233.8

Total defense

Team	G	Rush	Pass	Total	Avg.
Miramonte	10	1,628	981	2,609	260.9
Acalanes	10	1,460	1,576	3,036	303.6
Alhambra	10	1,626	1,503	3,129	312.9
Campolindo	10	2,291	863	3,154	315.4
Dougherty Valley	10	2,032	1,158	3,190	319.0
Las Lomas	10	1,893	1,414	3,307	330.7
Dublin (missing Sonoma Valley game)	9	2,038	1,055	3,093	343.7

Najee Lovett, St. Mary’s

Demetrius Brown-Ryan, St. Mary’s

Evan Ray, John Swett

Joey Fiandor, Moreau

Robbie Inch, Piedmont

Jimmy Durkin — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 23:06:14 +0000

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

Rushing (by yards)

Player	G	Rush	Yards	Avg.	TD
Ilan Lesov, Burlingame	10	255	1,741	6.8	24
Dominic Sena, Half Moon Bay	9	183	1,472	8.0	13
Matt Walter, Sacred Heart Prep	10	147	1,457	9.9	19
Adonis Smith, Serra	10	235	1,393	5.9	14
Jared Puamau, Mills	10	205	1,362	6.6	19
David Rango, San Mateo	10	161	1,355	8.4	13
Josh Dunne, Half Moon Bay	10	168	1,092	6.5	16
Chris Gaertner, Sacred Heart Prep	10	137	1,001	7.3	10
Rudi Galli, South San Francisco	10	153	984	6.4	17
Jordan Pessah, Burlingame	10	105	942	9.0	8
Anthony Amato, Capuchino	10	192	942	4.9	10

Passing (by yards)
Note: QB rating uses college formula

Player	G	Comp	Att	Pct.	Yards	INT	TD	Rat
Danny Diekroger, Menlo	10	189	312	60.6	3,120	11	26	165.0
Nick Passanisi, Carlmont	10	147	256	57.4	2,194	11	19	145.3
John Warburton, Hillsdale	10	115	193	59.6	2,145	7	25	188.4
Carl Cox, Terra Nova	9	165	242	68.2	1,996	8	16	152.7
Robert Roman, El Camino	10	105	217	48.4	1,472	7	14	120.2
Kenya Price, Woodside	10	89	182	48.9	1,318	14	9	110.7
Andy McAlindon, Serra	10	86	156	55.1	1,113	4	7	124.7
Eduardo Sanchez, South San Francisco	10	70	130	53.8	1,040	9	12	137.7
Sam Tuivailala, Aragon	10	79	135	58.5	972	7	6	123.3
Mitch Labbie, San Mateo	10	54	104	51.9	869	9	7	127.0

Receiving (by receptions)

Player	G	Rec	Yards	Avg.	TD
Clay Robbins, Menlo	10	69	1,423	20.6	12
Tenshow Streets, Carlmont	10	57	1,212	21.6	10
Michael Mariscal, Terra Nova	9	57	730	12.8	6
Tim Benton, Menlo	10	49	784	16.0	6
DonAndre Clark, Serra	10	39	782	20.1	9
Jake Barradas, Terra Nova	9	39	563	14.4	7
Jeff Fuentes, El Camino	8	35	436	12.5	2
Isiah Harris, Aragon	10	32	452	14.1	3
Beau Nichols, Menlo	10	31	419	13.5	6
Jonny Niupalau, San Mateo	8	31	556	17.9	7

Scoring

Player	G	TD	FG	2PT	PAT	Tot
Ilan Lesov, Burlingame	10	25	0	0	0	150
Jared Puamau, Mills	10	19	0	6	0	126
Matt Walter, Sacred Heart Prep	10	20	0	2	0	124
Garrett Hutnick, Hillsdale	10	19	0	0	0	114
Beau Nichols, Menlo	10	19	0	0	0	114
Rudi Galli, South San Francisco	10	17	0	0	0	102
Josh Dunne, Half Moon Bay	10	16	0	2	0	100
Clay Robbins, Menlo	10	16	0	0	0	96
Frank Mems, Sequoia	10	15	0	0	0	90
Sam Tuivailala, Aragon	10	12	0	0	13	85

Total offense

Team	G	Rush	Pass	Total	Avg,
Menlo School	10	1,013	3,183	4,196	419.6
Sacred Heart Prep	10	3,517	598	4,115	411.5
Half Moon Bay	10	3,103	714	3,817	381.7
South San Francisco	10	2,676	1,040	3,716	371.6
Terra Nova	10	1,553	2,156	3,709	370.9
Sequoia	10	2,770	879	3,649	364.9
San Mateo	10	2,708	869	3,577	357.7
Hillsdale	10	1,384	2,145	3,529	352.9
Carlmont	10	1,079	2,337	3,416	341.6
Burlingame	10	2,871	504	3,375	337.5

Total defense

Team	G	Rush	Pass	Total	Avg,
Sequoia	10	1,244	978	2,222	222.2
Serra	10	1,595	1,233	2,828	282.8
Hillsdale	10	1,845	1,098	2,943	294.3
Half Moon Bay	10	1,533	1,479	3,012	301.2
Burlingame	10	1,343	1,677	3,020	302.0
South San Francisco	10	2,047	1,020	3,067	306.7
Woodside	10	2,197	984	3,181	318.1
Sacred Heart Prep	10	1,979	1,330	3,309	330.9
San Mateo	10	1,690	1,639	3,329	332.9
Menlo-Atherton	10	1,727	1,613	3,340	334.0