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2020 HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLAR–LEADER–ATHLETES
Mario Jacobs
El Cajon Valley High
Mario Jacobs is a 5-foot, 11-inch, 175-pound linebacker,
quarterback and running back at El Cajon Valley High
School, where he played for head coach Nicholas Osborn.
Jacob earned three varsity letters playing football, three
in baseball and one in basketball.
Jacobs did it all for the Braves, stepping in at fullback,
tight end and offensive line whenever he was needed.
He was named to the All-Grossmont Valley League
First-Team Defense in 2019, following up a second-team spot in 2018.
Off the field, Jacobs carried a 4.33 GPA and was named to the San Diego Union-
Tribune All-Academic Team. He is the president of ASB and spends time
volunteering for the Leo’s Lion’s organization.
Jacobs is undecided on which college he will attend, but plans to major in
sociology. Mario is the son of Mario Jacobs Sr. and Sarah Jacobs.
2020 HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLAR–LEADER–ATHLETES
Charlie Mossy
Bishops School
Charlie Mossy is a 6-foot, 4-inch, 225-pound defensive
end and offensive tackle at The Bishop’s School, where
he played for head coach Joel Allen. Charlie earned four
varsity letters playing lacrosse, four in football and one in
soccer.
Mossy, a captain for both the lacrosse and football
teams, helped lead the Knights to the Coastal League
title and to the San Diego Section Division II
championship game in 2019. For his efforts, he was named to the All-Coastal
League First-Team Defense and was named the league’s Defensive MVP. Mossy
was also selected to the All-CIF San Diego Section First-Team Defense.
Mossy, who carries a 3.67 GPA, is a leader off the field, too. He was elected to be
on Peer Support for three years and chosen to be a Head Ambassador for Bishops
his junior and senior years. He helps facilitate tours of the school, works admission
fairs and speaks on panels representing his school.
Mossy will attend the University of Pennsylvania, where he was recruited to play
football. He aspires to study economics or political science. In his spare time, he
enjoys playing video games, hanging out with friends and playing golf. Charlie is
the son of Sandy and Peter Mossy.
Trevor Jungman
San Pasqual High
Trevor Jungman is a 5-foot, 10-inch, 170-pound
quarterback at San Pasqual High School, where he played
for head coach Tony Corley. Jungman earned two letters
playing football and two letters competing in track and
field.
The dual threat quarterback was named the Valley
League Offensive Player of the Year after leading the
Golden Eagles to a league title and a 9-2 finish in 2019.
He was also an All-Valley League First-Team Offense pick, as he threw for 1,019
yards with 13 touchdowns and ran for 868 yards and 10 scores his senior year.
During his decorated high school career, Jungman combined for 41 total
touchdowns and 3,395 total yards.
In the classroom, Jungman maintained a 4.22 GPA and has been named to the
San Diego Union-Tribune All-Academic Team two years in a row. He participates in
the National Honor Society on campus and volunteers as a coach for youth sports.
Jungman is still undecided on where he will continue his academic and athletic
career. In his spare time, Jungman enjoys working out and playing with his dogs.
Trevor is the son of Frank and Mary Jungman.
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Matthew North
Santa Fe Christian
Matt North is a 6-foot, 5-inch, 225-pound defensive
lineman and offensive lineman for Santa Fe Christian
High School, where he competed for head coach Jon
Wallace. North earned three varsity letters playing
football and two competing in track and field.
North registered 59 tackles, including 21 tackles for
loss and 7.5 sacks, while also playing nearly every snap
at left guard on offense in 2019. For his efforts, he was
named to the All-Coastal League First-Team Defense and was honored as
Lineman of the Year on both sides of the ball by his coaches. He also received the
Eagle Award for his outstanding leadership.
Off the field, North carried a 4.07 GPA and was named to the San Diego Union-
Tribune All-Academic Team for both football and track in 2017, 2018 and 2019.
His junior year he was the president of the Tijuana House Building Club, where he
rallied a group of his friends to raise $18,200 for a furnished home for a poor family
in Mexico. He also led the project of building the house with the same group of kids
that helped fundraise.
North will be continuing both his rugby and football career at Montana State,
where he plans to study business. Matt is the son of Chris and Julianne North.
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