Rosters for County All-Star Football Game Set

Savanna running back Eric Shine, who scored a county-high 26 touchdowns last season, is among the 36 seniors named Wednesday to the North team for the 37th Orange County all-star football game, July 12 at Orange Coast College.

Shine, who was a Times Orange County first-team selection, will be joined by fellow first-team members Brian Bachhuber (Esperanza, linebacker), David Bell (Western, kicker), Tyler Brickell (Fullerton, defensive line), Kevin Cooper (Brethren Christian, tight end) and Matt Paul (Servite, linebacker).

Dean Chambers of Western and Shawn McCraw of Orange will share the quarterback duties for Coach Jim Howell, who recently retired after 17 years at Western High.

The remainder of the squad:

Mike Beamer (Brea Olinda), DB; Chris Bell (Villa Park), DB; Vince Branstetter (Western), TE; John Calvin (Rancho Alamitos), OL; David Churchill (El Dorado), DL; Pete Crosser (Servite), P; Rashawn Davis (Los Alamitos), DL; Reuben Droughns (Anaheim), RB; Brain Forth (Esperanza), WR; Che Holloway (Orange Lutheran), RB; Delanne Kelly (El Dorado), DB; Troy Larkin (Los Alamitos), OL; Kevin Lee (Western), OL; Sean Mahoney (Villa Park), DL; Carlos Martin (Magnolia), LB; John McMahon (El Dorado), OL; Norman Millan (Valencia), OL; Troy Mills (Canyon), DB; Turnbull Mulipola (Rancho Alamitos), OL; Mike Robertson (Kennedy), DL; Tony Romo (El Modena), LB; Damian Salerno (Servite), LB; Josh Sanchez (Troy), OL; Nick Stocks (Savanna), LB; Sam Stremick (Villa Park), DB; Pat Swanson (Esperanza); John Wilkie (Fullerton), LB; Chris Wood (Los Alamitos), OL.

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Mark Miller has been named football coach at Santa Ana High, boys’ Athletic Director Frank Alvarado announced.

Miller was varsity coach at Rancho Alamitos from 1986-92. The Vaqueros were 42-26-1 in that time and lost to Sunny Hills in the 1992 Southern Section Division VII final. For the last three seasons he has been a lower-level football coach at Trabuco Hills.

Miller, 40, will teach math at Santa Ana. He replaces Robert Hinman, who compiled a 5-35 record in four years at Santa Ana.