That might throw a wrench in playoff seeding for many CIF sections, hopefully the issues will be resolved soon

SOUTHERN SECTION

Del Rey League
Harvard-Westlake 38, Cantwell-Sacred Heart 16

Manzanita League
Vasquez 31, San Jacinto Valley Academy 6

Nonleague
Bolsa Grande 38, Channel Islands 0
La Puente 63, Webb 20
Riverside Poly 32, Redlands 10

By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer-Simcox Field at John Carroll Stadium-Oceanside High School-Oceanside, CA-Friday, September 27, 2024: For the battle for the city trophy between the Wildcats of El Camino and the Pirates of Oceanside the Wildcats scored the game winning touchdown with 5 seconds left in the game as qb Gavin Wasseman rushed for 98 yards and scored 3 touchdowns, (84 yards passing) threw a 5 yard pass to receiver Jathan Bajarano made the final score 21-17 and winning their 5th game in a row.

Other El Camino contributors: Blake Sega threw a halfback pass to Jordan Cilo for 6 yards to give the Wildcats a 7-0 lead with the PAT good.

Michael Hobbs on his El Camino squad: Gavin Wasserman threw the ball wel in the game butl the big story tonight is our defense, we have made mistakes on offense but once when we sorted out things, moving forward we're going to have a pretty good team as league play will be starting next week along special teams is improving in order for us to prepare for Torrey Pines."

" My starting quaterback Gavin Wasserman is patient along with a very positive attitude and takes things in stride along with having fun." When we trailed 17-14 our kids on the football team that contributed to our squad. " "While the game was going on, II had 7 leaderrs came up to me and said that we are here to win this game I promise you that". "Then we started on the next series of plays as they believed in themselves and told me that they are going to win this game I was happy along with the kids."

Oceanside contributors: Joe Vinup threw for 44 yards total with a 10 yard pass to Ezaya Tokyo which tied the game at 7-7. Christian Sanchez 45 yard field goal put the Pirates within 14-10 and Damon Daniels scored on a 2 yard touchdown put the Pirates up 17-14. Neki Letuli led the Pirates with 120 yards on the ground.


Oceanside's last victory over El Camino was in 2018 when the Pirates won 46-30.

SOUTHERN SECTION

Camino Real League
St. Genevieve 27, Mary Star of the Sea 20
St. Monica 47, Bishop Montgomery 0

Cottonwood League
Temecula Prep 13, Riverside Prep 12

Foothill League
Hart 48, West Ranch 27
Golden Valley 36, Castaic 28
Saugus 27, Canyon Country Canyon 24

Golden League
Antelope Valley 63, Littlerock 12
Quartz Hill 66, Palmdale 28
Lancaster 43, Eastside 0

Manzanita League
Anza Hamilton 47, St. Jeanne de Lestonnac 12

Mesquite League
Big Bear 76, Whittier Christian 35
Desert Christian Academy 39, California MIlitary Institute 0

Moore League
Long Beach Cabrillo 21, Compton 13
Long Beach Poly 47, Lakewood 20
Millikan 45, Long Beach Wilson 10

Mountain Valley League
Miller 31, San Bernardino 28

Pacific League
Burbank 46, Arcadia 10
Burroughs 49, Glendale 0
Muir 53, Crescenta Valley 0
Pasadena 23, Hoover 20 (OT)

Nonleague
Aquinas 49, Xavier Prep 14
Arrowhead Christian 41, Bellflower 0
Arroyo Valley 26, Pomona 0
Banning 63, Desert Chapel 12
Bell Gardens 35, Fullerton 0
Bishop Alemany 41, Lawndale 7
Buena Park 56, Magnolia 6
Cajon 28, Orange Vista 24
Camarillo 42, Oxnard 35
Canyon Springs 27, Montclair 10
Carter 49, Rialto 6
Century 42, Loara 6
Cerritos 32, Westminster 7
Covina 42, Santa Fe 28
Corona 34, Rancho Alamitos 14
Corona del Mar 51, Trabuco Hills 38
Dana Hills 35, St. Margaret’s 14
Duarte 55, Keppel 6
Edison 32, La Serna 21
Elsinore 11, Diamond Ranch 7
El Monte 28, San Gabriel 18
El Rancho 27, South Hills 21
Esperanza 14, Palos Verdes Peninsula 7
Estancia 30, Artesia 21
Garden Grove Santiago 30, Gabrielino 23
Gardena Serra 42, Los Alamitos 7
Glendora 30, Crespi 7
Godinez 14, Katella 7
Hueneme 26, Royal 3
La Quinta 48, Compton Early College 14
Leuzinger 61, Hawthorne 0
Los Osos 40, Nogales 0
Mission Viejo 51, Chaparral 10
Moreno Valley 28, Chaffey 12
Murrieta Valley 35, San Clemente 25
Pioneer 54, Savanna 0
Rancho Verde 30, Tahquitz 0
Roosevelt 27, Colony 20
Rowland 21, Whittier 6
San Dimas 42, Monrovia 14
San Gorgonio 41, Cathedral City 8
San Jacinto 50, Jurupa Hills 0
San Marino 58, Compton Centennial 0
Saddleback 60, Beverly Hills 21
Santa Ynez 38, Santa Maria 14
Santa Paula 42, Carpinteria 10
Servite 33, St. Paul 14
Silverado 34, Eisenhower 20
Sonora 65, Redlands East Valley 42
St. Monica 57, Bishop Montgomery 0
Torrance 28, Rio Hondo Prep 21
Troy 42, Segerstrom 10
Twentynine Palms 28, Desert Mirage 8
University 38, Glenn 0
Valley View 42, Ontario 6
Victor Valley 36, Santa Ana 6
Villa Park 18, Mira Costa 0
Vista del Lago 39, La Quinta 27
West Valley 48, Indio 14
Western 48, Anaheim 0
West Torrance 40, South Torrance 6
Yucca Valley 42, Desert Hot Springs 14

CITY SECTION

East Valley League
Arleta 48, Monroe 6
Chavez 14, Grant 7
North Hollywood 43, Sun Valley Poly 0
Verdugo Hills 31, Fulton 2

Valley Mission League
Granada Hills Kennedy 62, San Fernando 20
Sylmar 49, Reseda 0
Panorama 27, Van Nuys 20

Nonleague
Eagle Rock 36, Angelou 17
Jefferson 62, Belmont 10
San Pedro 61, Dymally 6
Hawkins 42, West Adams 7
Narbonne 35, King/Drew 0
Fairfax 41, Lincoln 12
Maywood CES 44, Rancho Dominguez 40
Santee 55, Hollywood 22
Taft 34, L.A. University 24
L.A. Marshall 38, View Park 26

INTERSECTIONAL

Bishop 37, Rim of the World 10
Boron 33, Indian Springs 0
Brentwood 37, Rosamond 12
Calabasas 38, Birmingham 27
Carson 34, St. Pius X-St. Matthias 27
Charter Oak 42, San Diego Mira Mesa 14
Coachella Valley 42, L.A. Franklin 20
Culver City 42, Dorsey 7
Gardena 37, Dominguez 23
Granite Hills 45, San Diego Madison 0
Las Vegas Shadow Ridge 48, Citrus Valley 21
Loyola 46, Mount Miguel 38
Lynwood Firebaugh 58, L.A. Torres 0
Lynwood 28, Manual Arts 0
Norwalk 51, Locke 8
Paramount 38, Venice 14
Redondo Union 32, Wilmington Banning 7
Silver Valley 36, Desert 23
Vista 21, Temescal Canyon 20
L.A. Wilson 21, Rosemead 8

Notre Dame is hoping Madden Faraimo’s fourth campus visit will be his last as an uncommitted recruit. There shouldn’t be much left for Faraimo to learn about the Irish, but this will be his first visit for a Notre Dame game. Faraimo attended games at USC and Washington earlier this month and has also been considering Texas.

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Here's his latest on ATH McKay Madsen (Clovis North), LB Noah Makail (Bonita), TE Vander Ploog (Troy), and CB Dijon Lee, Jr. (Mission Viejo).

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Here's what the Rivals Michigan writers said of each:

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Army had a dominant performance Thursday evening, beating Temple 42-14 at Lincoln Financial Field – Philadelphia, PA to start the season at an impressive 4-0.

Here's what commit QB Seth Shigg had to say:

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SOUTHERN SECTION

Golden League
Highland 48, Knight 0

Nonleague
Summit 20, Barstow 8
Jurupa Valley 28, Bloomington 21
Hesperia 24, Winchester Liberty 14
Los Altos 41, California 26
Lompoc Cabrillo 21, Pioneer Valley 13
Newbury Park 43, Ventura 14
Trinity Classical Academy 49, Nordhoff 0
Corona Santiago 40, Adelanto 20
Northview 35, Village Christian 6
Los Amigos 44, Western Christian 12
Yucaipa 20, Palm Desert 13
Citrus Hill 42, Riverside Notre Dame 0

CITY SECTION

Eastern League
Garfield 21, Bell 13
Roosevelt 40, Legacy 23

Nonleague
L.A. Jordan 44, Fremont 26
Marquez 14, Crenshaw 6
Washington 45, Sotomayor 3

WEDNESDAY’S SCORE

SOUTHERN SECTION

Nonleague
Rubidoux 17, Lakeside 3

Here's a list of the ones we know who are scheduled to visit Tuscaloosa:

Alabama commits:
CB Chuck McDonald III (Mater Dei)
CB Dijon Lee, Jr. (Mission Viejo)
LB Abduall Sanders (Mater Dei)
Others:
LB Kenneth Goodwin (Narbonne? or Burbank)
TE Mark Bowman (Mater Dei)
Shooting guard Brayden Burries (Roosevelt)

Simple contest. You pick the winner of each high school game with the point spread included. The poster who picks the most games correctly wins the contest.
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Example: Norco is playing Centennial. Centennial is favored by 17 1/2 points. The line will look this way:

Centennial -17 1/2 Norco

If you choose Centennial. They must win by 18 points for you to win.
If you choose Norco. They must keep the game within 17 points for you to win.

Friday night, Centennial beats Norco 34-21. Centennial wins the game by 13 points therefore those that took Centennial get a loss in our contest; those that took Norco get a win.

The poster with the most wins is our Victor.
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The poster with the most STARS at the end of the season becomes our CHAMPION.
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Here are the point spreads for Week 5:
*Denotes the home team

Thursday
Santiago -19 delanto*
Yucaipa* -5 Palm Desert
Citrus Hill* -12 Notre Dame
Liberty -10 Hesperia*
Bloomington* -7 ½ Jurupa Valley
Summit* -22 Barstow

Friday
Mission Viejo* -21 ½ Chaparral
Murrieta Valley* -7 San Clemente
Roosevelt -10 Colony*
Rancho Alamitos* -2 ½ Corona
Cajon -11 ½ Orange Vista*
Sonora -2 ½ Redlands East Valley*
Canyon Springs* -6 ½ Montclair
Moreno Valley* -7 Chaffey
Rancho Verde* -12 Tahquitz
La Quinta* -8 ½ Vista Del Lago
Elsinore* -11 Diamond Ranch
San Jacinto -31 Jurupa Hills*
Temescal Canyon -25 Vista*
West Valley -33 ½ Indio
Boron* -18 Indian Springs
San Bernardino* -5 Miller
Granite Hills -16 ½ Grand Terrace*
Carter -9 Rialto*
Rim of the World* -5 Bishop
San Gorgonio* -28 Cathedral City
Arroyo Valley* -23 Pomona
Valley View* -50 ½ Ontario
Silverado -14 ½ Eisenhower*

Per Eric Sondheimer, LA Times:

This is the final week in the Southern Section for players who transferred without moving to sit out games. They become eligible on Sept. 30.

The biggest transfer news will revolve around whether quarterback Madden Iamaleava and receiver Jace Brown gain eligibility after transferring from Warren to Long Beach Poly. They are in the process of submitting paperwork and must make an official change of residence to be eligible immediately. They have not played since Warren’s first game of the season.

City Section football players who were sitting out games after transferring without moving become eligible Friday. Among the players becoming eligible is 240-pound quarterback Kevin Hawkins for Birmingham. He previously played for El Camino Real. Terrell Jackson, a sophomore cornerback from Mayfair, becomes eligible at Narbonne. Andrew Batres, who had 83 tackles for Fairfax last season, will be eligible to play defensive back for Dorsey.

USA Basketball announced that 83 athletes are xpected to participate in the USA Basketball Men’s Junior National Team minicamp from Oct. 11-13 at the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Training Center in Colorado Springs.

Eight are from California high schools:

Tajh Ariza F 6-8 16 2026 Westchester
Brayden Burries F 6-5 19 2025 Eleanor Roosevelt
Christian Collins C 6-8 17 2026 St. John Bosco
Jason Crowe Jr. G 6-2 16 2026 Inglewood
Nikolas Khamenia F 6-6 17 2025 Harvard Westlake
Brandon McCoy Jr. G 6-4 16 2026 St. John Bosco
Jaalen Boss Mhoon F 6-4 15 2028 Sunnyvale King’s Academy
Jordan Mize F 6-5 15 2028 Sierra Canyon

Dave Rebibo (Harvard-Westlake) is one of 15 coaches that will be there for coaching duties.