Freshman

Congratulations to the El Toro Football Hall of Fame Inductees:
Damon Sweazy – All CIF 1980 & 1981
Scott Spalding – All CIF 1985 & 1986
Bret Johnson – All CIF 1986 & 1987

It was a great day of golf and celebration as El Toro football welcomed Damon Sweazy, Scott Spalding, and Bret Johnson into the El Toro Football Hall of Fame on Saturday, June 3rd at Tijeras Creek Golf Club.

The El Toro Chargers Jr High Spring Camp is beginning March 15th. If you have a Jr Higher who wants to experience Charger football with their elite coaching staff, new football team room, and get immersed in the Charger tradition, then you can sign them up by following instruction below. And if you know of another family with a Junior High student please spread the word and have them visit www.etfootball.com for sign up instructions.

Camp Info:
Junior High Spring Camp:

• March 15th,18th,22nd,29th April 1st,5th,8th,19th,22nd
  7 on 7 Throwing Dates:
• March 30th @ San Clemente 5:00pm
• April 20th @ San Clemente 5:00pm
• April 22nd at El Toro 9:00 am

Registration Fee: $175

*This Camp is run through SVUSD Community Services
Sign up at
https://apm.activecommunities.com/svusdcommservices

Once on their site you can Log In if you have an account already set up, or create an account if first time.
Then use Activity Code ETYFB1 and follow prompts to register.*

Or Call SVUSD Community Services at 949-460-2704

We are pleased to announce our 2017 schedule. As you all know the work never ends and our boys are already building themselves up to be bigger and better next year. You can download the schedule from the following link to print, or see below.

http://www.etfootball.com/clubs/3375/documents/155691

On behalf of the coaching staff and boosters we would like to wish you all a very wonderful holiday and a happy and prosperous new year.

Warm Regards,
Your El Toro Football Boosters.

2017 ETHS Football Schedule

• SPRING PRACTICE MAY 15TH – JUNE 2ND
• DEAD PERIOD JUNE 3RD – JUNE 25
• LAST DAY OF SCHOOL JUNE 15TH
• DEAD PERIOD (Vacation) JUNE 16th -25th
• SUMMER CAMP JUNE 26TH – JULY 20TH
• DEAD PERIOD (Vacation) JULY 21ST – AUGUST 2ND
• FALL CAMP STARTS AUGUST 3RD
• NEXT YEAR’S SCHEDULE (AS OF 12/4/16)
• SCRIMMAGE SAN CLEMENTE @ ETHS AUGUST 18TH
• WEEK 0 – GREEN VALLEY, NV. (VARSITY) HOME
• WEEK 1 – EL DORADO HOME
• WEEK 2 – CORONA DEL MAR HOME
• WEEK 3 – TESORO AWAY
• WEEK 4 – ? HOME GAME
• WEEK 5 – MISSION VIEJO AWAY
• WEEK 6 – ALISO NIGUEL AWAY
• WEEK 7 – CAPO VALLEY HOME
• WEEK 8 – DANA HILLS HOME
• WEEK 9 – LAGUNA HILLS AWAY

By BRIAN HAAS – CONTRIBUTING WRITER for the OC VARSITY
HERITAGE 42, EL TORO 14
November 11, 2016 11:03 PM
ROMOLAND – A trio of costly turnovers proved too much for El Toro to overcome on Friday night, as it fell to Heritage of Romoland, 42-14, in the first round of the CIF-Southern Section Division 2 playoffs.

“We just made too many mistakes tonight, and you can’t do that against a good team,” El Toro coach Mike Mayoral said. “Our turnover ratio has not been good this season, and this young team has to learn how to take care of the football.”

Heritage’s Sherod White scored three touchdowns, rushing for 126 yards on 18 carries and adding three catches for 25 yards.

Top-seeded Heritage (11-0) advances to face San Clemente, which defeated Chino Hills, 36-13, next week.

The first five possessions of the game ended in punts, before Heritage capped a 10-play drive with Javier Luna’s 15-yard touchdown run late in the second quarter.

El Toro (4-7) then drove the length of the field in less than two minutes, tying the score on quarterback Cooper Jones’ 1-yard keeper with 49 seconds left in the half.

Heritage remained aggressive on its ensuing drive, and White broke off a 49-yard run on the Patriots’ second play.

“We started off slow but we were able to pull it together,” White said. “When we left the field at the half we knew we were capable of playing better, and we did play better in the second half.”

Heritage scored three times in the third quarter, twice on goal-line runs by White, to secure the victory.

Heritage quarterback Devin Freedland was 10-of-16 passing for 83 yards and a touchdown, while Luna and Rashound Shelton both caught three passes for 24 yards.

Marcus Blevins ran for 56 yards on 13 carries for El Toro, and Jones finished 13-of-28 passing for 116 yards.

Attention ET Nation: Round 1 matchup is El Toro vs. Heritage High School will be this Friday at 7:00pm at Heritage High School.

Address for Heritage HS is:
26001 Briggs Rd,
Romoland, CA 92585

Plan to get there early Friday for kick-off as our Chargers head to Heritage High School ready to shock the southern section of CIF and turn the Division 2 brackets upside down.

Go Chargers!