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Spring Football Insider checks out Mater Dei
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June 11, 2008 3:00 AM
OCVarsity.com
OCVarsity.com is making its way around Orange County during spring football practice to check out the teams, gather insights from the players and coaches, and to get an idea of what is to come during the 2008 season.
Adam Maya made a visit recently to Mater Dei to see what the Monarchs are doing after a strong 2007 season (9-2 overall, 3-1 in Trinity League) that included sharing the league title and reaching the second round of the playoffs.
Insider: Five things to know about the Monarchs
Insider: Q&A with QB Matt Barkley
Insider: Q&A with Coach Bruce Rollinson
Adam Maya made a visit recently to Mater Dei to see what the Monarchs are doing after a strong 2007 season (9-2 overall, 3-1 in Trinity League) that included sharing the league title and reaching the second round of the playoffs.
Insider: Five things to know about the Monarchs
Insider: Q&A with QB Matt Barkley
Insider: Q&A with Coach Bruce Rollinson
Contact the writer: preps@ocvarsity.com
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