Jordan has been building momentum since last October, when the other Moore League teams were forced to take notice. A trip to the playoffs last season set the stage, now the Panthers have the veteran skill players, plus a more experienced line, to really perform.

Wilson made great strides last season—with eight returning starters on defense, a balanced offense, and an impressive nonleague schedule, this is the Bruins’ years to plant their flag at the top of the hill, or start climbing all over again.

The Tarbabes have the talent to win any game this year, but unfortunately, they will again suffer the consequence of being the smallest enrollment in the Moore League. Even though they have the smallest numbers, Compton will hold nothing back. Go watch a practice if you don’t believe us.

Last year they went 0-10 and allowed 360 points more than they scored—but hope springs eternal at Cabrillo, where the developing Jags are ready to put the past behind them.

After things fell apart on them last season, the Rams are getting back to basics, with a streamlined system and an emphasis on team.