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Added score for Saugus and descriptions for Righetti, Paraclete, Saugus and Canyon. Still have to do Westlake.

Updated Reyes' stats on the Quarterback page.

Note regarding stats: I follow the NCAA stat-keeping rules which actually give the quarterbacks slightly better stats than the team provides. First, a ball is considered on the next yard line if it is completely past the preceding yard-line. For example if the refs mark the ball just past the 40 yard-line, it's recorded as being on the 41. This of course creates some problems in stat keeping in short yardage situations. For example if the ball is completely past the 40 (ie., and inch past the 40-yard line) it's considered to be on the 41. If the first down is smack dab on the 41 on the QB sneaks it to the 41 but not completely beyond it, it is still on the 41 even though the ball was advanced almost a yard. It's more of a problem around the goal line when the ball past the one-yard line but just short of the goal since it will short the runner or receiver of a yard when they take it into the end zone -- or at least it should but the runner/receiver will always get credit for one-yard on a score even if the ball was on the one-inch line. It happens a lot more than one would think. Second, certain plays, like a spike, are considered "team" passes and don't count toward the QB's totals. Similarly, there can be "team" fumbles such as a snap over the QB's head. Two other problems often come up when trying to keep accurate stats -- location is an issue. It's pretty easy to keep track of things at COC on the home side if sit up high. It's very difficult at Valencia no matter where you sit because the stands are so low. Same thing for the Canyon visitor's side. You can't really see the spot of the ball. Finally, there's the problem of penalties. For example, if a QB throws a pass that goes 15 yards and there is a hold right where the receiver is tackled, the ball is backed up 10 yards for the penalty AND the down is repeated. How does one account for the ball being advanced a net five yards but it's still the same down. It seems that in this situation, the QB gets a completion for 15 yards but it doesn't make any sense to me when the down is repeated that anyone gets credit for anything. I'll sort it out eventually