The 2006 Eagles are honored to be ranked #9 on the OC Register’s list of the top 10 Teams of the Decade. Congratulations to all of the Athletes, Coaches and Boosters of that memorable team. Read Article

The OC Register honored former Eagle Ryan Maxwell as #3 on their list of the best Specialists of the decade in Orange County. Read Article

The Eagles win their first home game of the season against Poway of San Diego. The offense was led by RBs Cory Thomson and Spencer Tyson. The Eagles defense led by Andrew Spangenberg, held Poway to 27 yards in the first half.
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The Eagles lose their season opener to the Dana Hills Dolpins.
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Attention all Eagle Boosters, Parents, and Fans: You can find updated information on all the Booster Club and upcoming Team events by visiting www.eaglesfootball.com/boosterclub

Eagle Supporters: as many of you know, the team has spent majority of the offseason working out off-campus with Todd Norman and his professional training staff at the Cutting Edge Sports Training facility in Lake Forest. All of the players have noticed dramatic gains in strength, speed, agility, and endurance and they are eager to translate those improvements onto the football field during the Spring Practices. As of now, parents can also make use of the state-of-the-art facilities at the Cutting Edge. For a limited time, personal gym memberships are only $4.95/week. Click on the link below for more information. Cutting Edge Sports Training

Former SMCHS Class of 2003 Alum and Cal Poly linebacker Mark Restelli heads north to Canadian Football League.  Restelli signed a two-year contract with the Canadian Football League’s Edmonton Eskimos. After a recent tryout camp in Long Beach, Restelli said, the Eskimos offered him a contract on the spot. Restelli, a 6-foot-2, 220-pound four-year starter at Cal Poly, had 54 tackles, an interception and a fumble recovery last season. At San Jose State’s pro day March 20, he ran a 40-yard dash in 4.56 seconds and posted a vertical jump of 39½ inches. “I’m a little disappointed no NFL teams gave me a chance,” he said. “But if I do well for two years, I’ll have an opportunity to make a switch.” Of course, one switch will be more immediate. “It’s going to be odd going from hot Southern California weather,” the Trabuco Canyon native said. “But it seems like a great opportunity. I’m really excited.” Edmonton opens the season July 2 by hosting the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.

The Orange County Chapter of the National Football Foundation (NFF) and College Hall of Fame recognized AJ Cruz of Santa Margarita Catholic High School (SMCHS) as one of the top football scholar-athletes in Orange County at the Anaheim Convention Center on Monday, March 9 at its 39th Annual Scholar-Athlete Awards Banquet. Additionally, AJ was selected a Scholarship winner.  More recent SM honorees have been Matt Browning, Ryan Maxwell, Eric Reisinger and Charles Taylor, all Class of 2007 and Thomas Hull, Class of 2006. AJ has committed to football at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island.

Sophomore, Logan Sweet, was one of 30 sophomores selected to the elite All-State Underclass Football Team for the 2008 Season. Congratulations, Logan! More Info >

Former Eagle Jon Daniels Signed with the University of Nebraska-Omaha Mavs on February 4th and will be a junior entering the 2009 season.  He spent the past two seasons at Glen Ellyn (IL) College of DuPage and was a captain and All-Conference player this past season in leading the Chaparrals into the playoffs and also into the Graphic Edge Bowl for Coach Fred Fimbers. The UNO Mav’s are one of the strongest programs in NCAA-Division II.  This brings the total number of former Eagles who moved on to play in college to 123, and he’s the ninth to transfer from a community college to a four-year school.