Coaches keys to this weekends games

Play with great enthusiasm and passion, tempered with self discipline, and get better this week are Salinas coach Steve Zenk's keys.
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Sustaining drives and staying in the moment is what Carmel coach Golden Anderson talked about as keys this week in practice.
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Cut down on assignment mistakes and continue to get valuable experience for our young players are Palma coach Jeff Carnazzo's keys.
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Eliminating the mistakes and taking care of our responsibilities is what Alisal coach Cesar Chaidez preached in practice this week.
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Coming out fast and seizing the moment against a talented Burlingame opponent is what Alvarez coach Brad Mendes labeled as keys.
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Alignment, assignment and effort are Marina coach Vernon Calhoun's keys to Friday's battle with North County.
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Playing assignment football and getting first downs is what Soledad coach Frankie Berlanga talked about as keys against Alisal.
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Al Avila told his team this week that it has to play better defense if it wants to continue its winning ways.
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Gonzales coach Art Berlanga told his players to focus on our own individual jobs and the rest will take care of itself.
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Basic fundamental football, such as blocking and tackling are what Monterey coach Dan Brown labeled as keys.
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Execute, be disciplined on both sides, play four quarters and be excited and focused to play at home are Greenfield's coach Ryan Bravo's keys.
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Be ready to play in the first half is what North County coach Sean Gomes stressed as his team plays its 13th straight road game.
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Execute one play at a time and play for each other is what King City coach Mac Villanueva stressed to his squad this week.
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Pacific Grove coach Chris Morgan said the key Friday is showing up and playing football and not being rusty from a week off.
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How well we tackle and bounce back with a new quarterback are Trinity coach Frank Leonard's keys to Saturday's five-hour road game at Round Valley.
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Secure the ball and stop the run are what MPC coach Mike Rasmussen talked about as keys to Saturday's home opener with Foothill.
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Hartnell coach Matt Collins talked about better timing on offense, protecting the ball and finishing as a team as Saturday's keys.