Rivals.com California Top 100 2004

The complete package as a safety. Not good enough, the complete package as football player. In the early season, Estes is living up to his hype and more.

Lynn Swan clone. Tremendous body control makes the miraculous catch routine. Missing early games due to academic issues.

Only has one speed and that is all out. Relentless in pursuit and never quits on a play.

Visited his home in Samoa during the spring and was offered a pro contract to play Rugby. Thankfully Sekeli opted to stay in school.

Germany has unlimited potential with his size he could end up as a defensive tackle on the next level and with his speed, he would be a rare talent indeed.

A special talent who has the most upside of any pure offensive lineman in the nation.

Nicknamed “Spider Man” because of his sticky hands.

Didn’t play tight end as a junior because he had a cast. Now he has become a great blocker in addition to being a pass catching threat. Currently challenging Zach Miller as the West's best tight end.

Huge and accurate arm with great leadership skills - makes for a big time quarterback.

Many have called Lynch the best running back in the West.

Glasper is your prototypical lockdown cover corner and he’s excellent in run support.

Very aggressive and physical, a player who can fill a lot of roles for a defense.

The complete package as a running back. He runs, catches and blocks and he’s good at all three.

The best offensive lineman ever at a school known for their linemen.

Very knowledgeable and savvy, his best days as a QB are ahead.

Another who is just beginning to hit stride as a football player. Will replace Maurice Drew as DLS’ featured back. Just as a good as a defensive back. Missing early games due to an ankle injury.

A big, powerful, dominating lineman who excels at drive blocking and good in pass protection too. Also a standout along the defensive line.

Dominating run blocker with a nasty demeanor on the gridiron.

Hard worker with great size and speed. Has the skills to play either DE or OL on the next level. Look for Miles to move up in the rankings stock is scorching.

Known as an excellent technician in both pass and run blocking disciplines, he didn’t allow a sack his junior season.

Standout athlete who could end up playing wide receiver or safety on the D-I level and may even grow into a linebacker.

Williams has the attributes that the D-I’s are looking for. He’s big, tall, and physical.

Plays hard every down; whistle-to-whistle.

Could end up as a defensive back or an outside linebacker on the D-I level. He’s a playmaker.

Runs a like a defensive back, hits like a linebacker. Transferred from Long Beach (Calif.) Poly to Lynwood this past summer.

Relentless in pursuit and never gives up on a play. Has a motor that never quits.

Excellent bloodlines his cousin is Cal freshman Matt Malele. Like his cousin Matt, Norris has a high ceiling.

Was the very tough Marmonte League Player of the Year as a junior. Could end up playing a variety of positions on the D-I level.

Has all the tools to be a great one. Has a big frame and is an excellent athlete who can run.

Fast rising prospect, plays Mike backer, but projects to go outside on the next level.

A very intelligent football player, Collins is like a coach on the field. He’s a good old-fashioned middle linebacker, he’s physical, tough and makes plays.

Blew it up at the UCLA summer camp where he was offered and he accepted.

Considered one of top three safety prospects in Southern California.

Maniacal hitter plays with little regard toward bodily harm; his our the opposition.

Runs with a sense of urgency, has break away speed and the potential to score from anywhere on the field. Also being looked at as a defensive back.

Transferred from Sylmar in the of-season to Verdugo Hills after leading the Los Angles City Section in rushing a year ago.

Stock has been on the rise since spring and it hasn’t slowed down.

One of the strongest legs in California, known for booming punts and deep kickoffs.

One of the biggest secrets on the West coast, how many defensive tackles do you know on the high school level that run a 4.6 at Henry’s size.

Has all the intangibles to be a big time offensive line prospect including a nasty disposition.

Very aggressive and physical to go with great feet. Huskies get a solid get here.

Makes plays on both sides of the ball. Could end up as a wide receiver or corner on the next level.

Football player with track guy speed.

A tough hard nosed linebacker who runs through blocks and fights through double teams, a very disruptive force.

Has excellent pedigree (brother of D.J Williams of Miami) and has the athleticism and versatility to play multiple positions on the D-I level.

Silky smooth wide receiver with soft hands and runs disciplined routes. Great leaper.

Just as dangerous as a receiver as he is a runner.

A prospect in both football and baseball.

Tearing up in the early season as a running back. Some schools are taking a look, still he’s an awesome safety.

Plays for one of southern California’s best high school programs. Fantastic at pass protection.