PHOTOS: Beckman Patriots’ pre-game preparations for CIF state championsip -

Beckman wide receiver and linebacker Zak Hazboun and members of the Patriots football team do pregame jumping jacks before Saturday night’s CIF State Division 4-A title game against El Cerrito at Buena Park Stadium. (PHOTOS: Fernando M. Donado, For OC Sports Zone).

Beckman and El Cerrito players were going all out before Saturday’s CIF State 4-A championship game at Buena Park. El Cerrito won its first state title with a 35-12 victory, snapping Beckman’s 11-game winning streak.

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Beckman quarterback Noah Nam warms up.

Beckman Coach Marcello Giuliano prepares his squad.

Julian Rosa of Beckman goes for a catch.

Beckman fans at the state final.

Beckman's Caleb Carter.

Beckman receiver Sawyer Nickelson.

El Cerrito strong safety Tyson Williams covers receiver Gary Youngblood during warmup drills.

Tyson Le of Beckman.

Evan Dempsey (No. 7) and Sawyer Nickelson of Beckman.

Beckman's Caleb Carter before the game.

El Cerrito players get ready to take on Beckman.

Julian Rosa of Beckman pre-game.

Beckman's Tyson Le.

Beckman running back Makhi Czaykowski catches a warmup toss.

Noah Nam (left) and Hunter Stacey of Beckman.

Makhi Czaykowski (right) and Zak Hazboun of Beckman.

Beckman's Hunter Stacey.

DJ Amantine of Beckman.

Gary Youngblood of El Cerrito prepares for the game.

Beckman Patriots, including No. 9 Zak Hazboun.

El Cerrito quarterback Dejuan Compton Jr. tosses the football on Saturday night.

Beckman lineman Mason McCluer.

An El Cerrito player loosens up before warmups.

Beckman players enter the field for warm-ups.

Beckman wide receiver and defensive back Tomo Bermejo gets ready for warmups.

El Cerrito Coach Tim Johnson (left) and Beckman Coach Marcello Giuliano interact before Saturday's State final.

It was also Beckman’s first appearance in a state final. Two weeks earlier the Patriots, coached by Marcello Giuliano, won the CIF Division 8 Southern Section championship, the first football championship for the program.

“I love this team, I’m proud of how we competed to the end and that will be the thing that we remember is just the competitive toughness and resilience this group had, a joy to coach,” Giuliano said after the game.