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Foothill League commands regionwide respect

Los Angeles Times

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August 21, 2025

Talent thrives on all seven campuses, while the coaches and staffs display commitment.

- ERIC SONDHEIMER

Foothill League commands regionwide respect

BRADY BRETTHAUER is quarterback at Valencia.

The Foothill League doesn’t have to take a back seat to any league when it comes to tradition and success, from producing state champions to being the league where Hall of Fame coaches Harry Welch and Mike Herrington once saw huge success.

All seven schools that are part of the William S. Hart Union High School District took part Saturday in the first Foothill League media day at Saugus High.

There’s much to admire about the league, including that all seven schools have athletic trainers and six of the seven head coaches are also full-time teachers.

Hart, Canyon and Valencia have produced their share of NFL players. And this season, Valencia has the talent to make a run in Southern Section Division 2 or 3 with the return of running back Brian Bonner, a Washington commit, and quarterback Brady Bretthauer.

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