SOUTHERN SECTION​

Manzanita League
St. Jeanne de Lestonnac 38, California Military Institute 30

Nonleague
Calvary Baptist 50, Blair 14
Chadwick 34, St. Joseph Academy 30
Foothills Christian 55, Sage Hill 42
Hillcrest Christian 54, Maricopa 14
Los Osos 35, Corona 9
Peninsula 77, Compton Early College 0
Alta Loma 52, Long Beach Cabrillo 19
Firebaugh 20, Compton Centennial 19
Harvard-Westlake 25, Royal 7
La Canada 28, Santa Paula 20
Leuzinger 40, Loyola 30
Malibu 28, San Luis Obispo 14
Mammoth 30, Avalon 18
Oxnard Pacifica 28, Rio Mesa 21
Valley Oaks CES 30, Villanova Prep 6
Bonita 47, San Dimas 7
Buena 21, San Marcos 0
Crescenta Valley 41, San Marino 14
Crespi 41, Heritage Christian 34
La Salle 24, Alhambra 7
Mission Viejo 63, Highland 6
Pasadena Poly 46, Beverly Hills 7
San Bernardino 35, Channel Islands 2
Simi Valley 49, Saugus 0
Temple Cty 35, Bosco Tech 0
Cathedral 35, Chaminade 14
La Serna 31, Tesoro 28
Santa Rosa Academy 51, Kearny 40
Anaheim 28, Westminster 21
El Toro 27, Diamond Bar 14
Fountain Valley 44, Tustin 14
Webb 28, Loara 14
Mayfair 38, Lakewood 31
Coachella Valley 47, Palo Verde Academy 0
Indio 27, Rialto 7
Edison 41, Palos Verdes 7
Santa Margarita 37, Oaks Christian 17
Northview 49, Covina 21
Cantwell Sacred Heart 48, St. Bernard 32
Cajon 41, Newport Harbor 21
Cypress 42, Lawndale 14
Dos Pueblos 38, Viewpoint 7
Trabuco Hills 42, Irvine 7
Valley Christian 28, Cerritos 14
Baldwin Park 40, Sierra Vista 8
Burbank Burroughs 21, Los Altos 16
Castaic 31, Dominguez 28
Costa Mesa 40, Savanna 26
Dana Hills 40, Esperanza 34
Desert Mirage 21, Anza Hamilton 7
Golden Valley 21, South Pasadena 7
Laguna Hills 28, St. Margaret’s 14
Hillcrest 56, La Sierra 0
La Mirada 20, Long Beach Jordan 7
Mission Hills 34, Orange Vista 21
North Torrance 40, West Torrance 30
Oak Hills 28, Beaumont 19
Paraclete 21, Westlake 14
Redondo Union 21, Huntington Beach 0
Rim of the World 21, Arcadia 12
San Clemente 28, Corona del Mar 0
Santa Fe 28, Fullerton 7
Shadow Hills 7, Desert Hot Springs 0
Summit 13, St. Anthony 9
Thousand Oaks 30, West Ranch 7
Canyon Country Canyon 23, Palm Springs 14
La Habra 42, Orange 8
Newbury Park 44, St. Pius X-St. Matthias 14
Ramona 27, Rancho Mirage 26
La Quinta 29, Sultana 8
Norte Vista 34, Great Oak 28
San Juan Hills 23, Crean Lutheran 9
Northwood 14, Woodbridge 7
Muir 28, St. Francis 18
Capistrano Valley 35, Aliso Niguel 14
Yorba Linda 29, Charter Oak 28
Foothill 42, Troy 41
El Monte 42, Whittier 6
Miller 34, Arroyo Valley 3
Murrieta Valley 42, Murrieta Mesa 0
El Dorado 42, Placentia Valencia 12
Godinez 31, Santa Ana Valley 0
Brea Olinda 22, Jurupa Hills 21
South El Monte 34, Garey 6
Colony 24, Valley View 17
Perris 35, Banning 6
Rancho Cucamonga 48, Valencia 14
Santa Barbara 28, Moorpark 21
Servite 38, Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 17
Ventura 35, Camarillo 34
Villa Park 57, Ayala 13
Hacienda Heights Wilson 47, Montclair 0
Hemet 35, Diamond Ranch 7
Mira Costa 34, Damien 30
El Segundo 16, South Torrance 7
South Hills 16, West Covina 13
Chino Hills 58, JW North 6
Norco 33, Etiwanda 28
Nordhoff 48, Vasquez 0


CITY SECTION
Nonleague
Bell 42, Locke 0
L.A. Marshall 38, Belmont 0
Bernstein 55, L.A. University 0
Sun Valley Poly 28, Canoga Park 0
Contreras 39, Sotomayor 6
Crenshaw 13, Angelou 6
Gardena 55, Dymally 6
Chatsworth 44, Fairfax 30
Franklin 20, El Camino Real 6
Jefferson 41, Fremont 6
Fulton 23, Van Nuys 14
San Pedro 28, Garfield 7
Cleveland 48, Hamilton 8
Hollywood 44, Reseda 6
Huntington Park 40, Lincoln 25
Granada Hills Kennedy 47, Granada Hills 30
L.A. Wilson 19, Legacy 13
Westchester 26, Los Angeles 6
Manual Arts 48, Hawkins 7
Rancho Dominguez 36, Torres 0
Roybal 20, Rivera 12
South East 37, Santee 7
Narbonne 55, Venice 7
Eagle Rock 51, L.A. Roosevelt 30

INTERSECTIONAL​

Bishop Alemany 41, San Fernando 0
Bishop Gorman (Nev.) 55, Orange Lutheran 28
Western 53, Wilmington Banning 35
Hart 35, Birmingham 9
Brentwood 33, Palisades 30 (2 OT)
Verdugo Hills 20, Glendale Hoover 7
JSerra 28, San Diego Lincoln 19
Mary Star of the Sea 35, South Gate 6
L.A. Jordan 46, Morningside 0
Carson 36, Paramount 0
Rio Hondo Prep 53, Marquez 19
Santa Monica 41, Sylmar 6
SOCES 68, Rolling Hills Prep 20
Bishop Union 32, Ridgecrest Burroughs 12
Laguna Beach 41, Gigi Harbor (Wash.) 0
Oak Park 40, Taft 7

SOUTHERN SECTION

Manzanita League
Desert Christian Academy 47, Desert Chapel 26

Nonleague
Arlington 36, Buena Park 25
Burbank 39, Fillmore 14
Chaparral 56, Temecula Valley 2
Culver City 37, Salesian 7
El Modena 49, Segerstrom 24
El Rancho 30, Montebello 7
Fontana 48, Ontario 0
Gabrielino 33, Workman 6
Gahr 14, Garden Grove 12
Ganesha 49, Pomona 6
Irvine University 13, Estancia 6
La Palma Kennedy 41, Pioneer 24
Long Beach Wilson 63, California 10
Katella 33, Magnolia 6
Marina 31, Garden Grove Pacifica 7
Monrovia 28, Don Lugo 27
San Jacinto 42, Rancho Verde 35
Schurr 27, Chino 14
Vista del Lago 28, Moreno Valley 23
Walnut 24, Rowland 21

INTERSECTIONAL
Dorsey 40, Compton 6

I just read that Serrano has cancelled all contests this week.

Anyone else? I know several distrcits have cancelled school from Colton to Murrieta.

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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What do you win? STARS. Since there is no money involved, we play for STARS! The poster with the most correct picks, wins that week's STAR.

The poster with the most STARS at the end of the season becomes our CHAMPION.
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Sound easy enough? Then let's play!

Here are the point spreads for Week 3:
*Denotes the home team

Thursday
Chaparral* -23 Temecula Valley
Vista Del Lago* -15 Moreno Valley
San Jacinto* -14 Rancho Verde
Patriot* -2 ½ Temescal Canyon
Fontana* -45 Ontario

Friday
Murrieta Valley* -24 Murrieta Mesa
Etiwanda -10 ½ Norco*
Vista Murrieta -13 Bishop Amat*
Corona* -2 Lakeside
Great Oak* -7 ½ Norte Vista
King -11 Riverside Poly*
Santiago* -4 ½ Silverado
Villa Park* -23 ½ Ayala
Chino Hills* -29 North
Damien* -26 Mira Costa
Rancho Cucamonga -16 Valencia
Upland* -6 ½ Millikan
Cajon* -31 ½ Newport Harbor
Oak Hills* -17 Citrus Valley
Redlands* -10 San Gorgonio
Yucaipa* -21 ½ Palm Desert
Citrus Hill* -8 Notre Dame
Paloma Valley -12 Heritage*
Liberty* -20 Elsinore
Linfield Christian -4 Tahquitz*
Ramona -12 Rancho Mirage*
Miller -3 ½ Arroyo Valley*
Bloomington -14 ½ Jurupa Valley*
Hillcrest -43 La Sierra*
Grand Terrace* -16 Colton
West Valley* -11 Carter
Hemet* -20 Diamond Ranch
Hart -21 Eisenhower*
Claremont* -5 Kaiser

Del Norte 39 Eastlake 6 DLN Anthony Taylor 1 yard touchdown.

San Diego 20 Otay Ranch 14 SD: Jayden Harris 10 and 30 yard passes to Jayden Wade. Jonah Wade 4 yard touchdown run.

San Marcos 58 Mater Dei 14 SM Elijah Bechtel 19 yard fumble recovery, QB Kreet Makahele 70 and 80 yards to Jace Nix. Caleb Reese 11 yard touchdown, 42 yard pass to Brady Pohl who also scored on a 5 yard touchdown run. CJ Williams 10 yard touchdown run.

Hoover 31 Maranantha Christian 2 H: Kristian Noriega 448 yards passing along with 1 touchdown pass. Sir Awtry 137 yards rushing along with 2 touchdowns.

Mount Miguel 35 LaJolla Country Day School 21 AJ Stowers 20 yard pass to teammate AJ Shields 50 yard pass to Brandon Arrington. AJ Stowers 25 yard touchdown. LCDS: Jack Levin 5 yard pass to Quenton Cesare. Paris Vernon 35 yard run.

Central 20 Ramona 3 Central performers: Luke Jiminez 45 yards passing along with 1 touchdown. Nico Vesca 150 yards rushing with 1 touchdown.

Great Oak 36 Fallbrook 0 GO performers: Ryder Parks 25 yard run. Mikey Vasquez 70 yard punt return for a touchdown along with a 50 yard run for a touchdown. Reagen Ricken 2 yard run. Ryder Smith 64 yard touchdown run.

Southwest San Diego 34 Tri City Christian 33 TCC: Logan Daischault 5 yard run. Joel Valverde 25 yard pass to Ian Johnson. 40 yard pass to Garry Dillard and scored on a 15 yard run.

Chula Vista 35 El Capitan 21 CV: Isaac Baca 295 yards and 3 touchdown passes. Elijah Gillespie 203 yards receiving.

Mount Carmel 31 Westview 14 MC Performers: Trevor Taumoepeau 47 yard pass to Riley Vera Cruz for a TD. 76 yard pass to Liam Bowcott. Hudson Adams 24 yard field goal.

Poway 35 Valley Center 18 P: Luke Jorgenson 2 yard run, Ty Hurst 16 and 30 yard passes to Jake Asdai , 31 yard to Colin McCann. 45 yard pass to Jack Davy

Cathedral Catholic 27 Mountain Pointe 13 CC: Jake Funderberg 5 and 2 yard touchdown runs. Jonathan Solomon 5 yard run. Brady Palmer 10 yard pass to Hunter Harrington.

Perry 39 Granite Hills 21 GH: Zachary Benitez 429 yards passing and 1 touchdown. Max Turner 185 yards rushing 1 touchdown.

Victory Christian Academy 62 SJDLCS 38 VCA: Austin Hill 352 yards passing and 6 touchdowns. Gabriel Aguirre 103 yards rushing 1 touchdown.

Here's Rivals Nebraska staff's thoughts. They were in touch with recruits since last night to get a feel for their impression of Nebraska's emphatic win over Colorado and the raucous environment at Memorial Stadium on Saturday.

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In a very competitive week...FrmrOlineguy has picked up his third STAR of the season...This week he had some real competition from doctrk who finished with 21 Wins and from D5fan who finished with 22...But FrmrOlineguy won the night with 23 wins and this week's STAR.
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The favorites went 23-11 straight up and are 71-31 on the season...The points spreads changed 8 games...There was one tie (Colton -2 Arrowhead Christian 23-21)...Meaning the Favorites fell to the Dogs again this week 15-18-1...The favorites trail on the season 47-53-2.
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Here is our Week 1 Leaderboard:

23 WINS- FrmrOlineguy
22- D5fan
21- doctrk
19- bigmitchdogg1
18- TraderJose
14- Dave Keefer
14- King Marques I
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Our STAR Leaderboard for the season looks like this:

3- STARs- FrmrOlineguy
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Here are the results from Week 2:

Thursday
Valencia* -2 Murrieta Mesa 33-38
Beaumont -6 ½ Summit* 34-0
Perris* -14 ½ Rim of the World 14-31
Rancho Verde* -11 La Quinta 6-13
Palm Desert -18 Elsinore* 7-0
Temecula Valley -14 Temescal Canyon* 19-14
Norte Vista* -20 Fontana 36-28
Bloomington -4 Rubidoux* 38-11

Friday
Centennial* -2 Timpview 56-20
Rancho Cucamonga -16 Norco* 30-25
Oaks Christian* -40 ½ Roosevelt 48-0
Vista Murrieta* -16 ½ Orange Vista 48-19
Great Oak* -31 Fallbrook 36-0
King* -38 North 24-14
Ayala* -4 ½ La Habra 19-42
Chino Hills* -9 Colony 35-7
Damien -6 ½ St. Paul* 37-10
Etiwanda* -7 Cajon 24-39
Citrus Valley* -6 Aquinas 10-27
Redlands* -4 Chaffey 13-8
Redlands East Valley* -15 Moreno Valley 32-42
Yucaipa* -29 Shadow Hills 41-7
Arlington -13 Lakeside* 43-19
Kaiser -8 Paloma Valley* 18-42
Rancho Christian -19 West Valley* 14-21
Rialto -10 1/2 Miller* 20-7
San Bernardino* -3 Arroyo Valley 27-0
La Sierra* -3 ½ Saddleback 34-12
Patriot -1 ½ Silverado* 21-18
Ramona* -6 Hillcrest 31-26
Hemet* -14 Carter 40-18
Colton* -2 Arrowhead Christian TIE 23-21
Riverside Poly -12 ½ Sultana* 7-12
Eisenhower -4 Palm Springs* 21-35

Nebraska recruit targets from across the country watched the Huskers dominate Colorado on Saturday. Here are reactions from Mount Miguel ATH Brandon Arrington and Rancho Cucamonga CB Justin Lewis:

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SOUTHERN SECTION​

Nonleague
California School for the Deaf 68, Avalon 26
Cornerstone Christian 50, Downey Calvary Chapel 14
Northview 33, Glendora 10
Hillcrest Christian 50, Villanova Prep 8
Duarte 42, San Jacinto Valley Academy 28
Pasadena Poly 54, Bosco Tech 0
Garden Grove Santiago 38, Savanna 36
Garey 34, Mountain View 0
Gardena Serra 27, Long Beach Poly 21
Montclair 47, Pomona 0
St. John Bosco 38, Sierra Canyon 28
St. Margaret’s 19, La Salle 14
Valley Christian Academy 41, Orcutt Academy 40
Villa Park 34, Upland 33
Redlands 27, Chaffey 14
Rio Hondo Prep 56, Maranatha 14

INTERSECTIONAL​

Chula Vista Victory Christian 62, St. Jeanne de Lestonnac 38
Dorsey 20, Oakland Castlemont 0

Kadyn Parr 5 yard winning pass to Ryan Johnson sparks Moorpark in win

By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer-Saturday, September 7th, 2024-Palomar Stadium-Palomar College -San Marcos, CA-When Palomar was founded in February of 1946, the football team had played home games at various high schools throughout the North County area.

For the first time in the 47 years, the football team finally played their first actual home game at the football stadium on the campus of Palomar College things went in a different direction as the Comets were defeated by the Falcons of Moorpark 17-16 score

William Struyk connected on a 45 yard field to put Moorhead up 3-0. The Comets came back as Quincy Herron, 15 yards receiving, caught a 6 yard pass from KJ Chatham 88 yards passing, and John Meyers connected with 3 field goals 47, 32 and 21 yards led 16-3.

Moorpark struck with 2 more touchdowns in the 4th quarter as Savion Covington scored in the end zone and teammates Kadyn Parr 32 yards passing, threw a 5 yard pass to Ryan Johnson with the PAT's by Will Struyk with the final score 17-16 in favor of Moorpark

Joe Early Palomar Head Football Coach: "I felt that we got complete control of this game with eight minutes in the fourth quarter our defense gave up too many points as we missed field goals and couldn't score in the Red Zone, we should have had 28 points in the first half but I keep telling my squad there's a fine line for winning and losing."

As we led 16-3, those 16 points should have been 32, it's very hard to score points when you get inside the red area so we can score more points on the board." "We can't settle for field goals all the time but we didn't do that, we have a long way to go as our guys were resilant."" I've been around this game a long time and I haven't seen a change of events like that, we had the momentum for 3 quarters in the 8 minute mark of the 4th, Moorpark got the turnover as we attempt to score the TD that changed things completely." said Coach Early

Palomar Stadium Firsts
First Kickoff Jonathan Jack Meyers 65 yards
First Coin Toss Palomar kickoff Moorpark receive
First Punt Jeremy Gamble punts for 31 yards for Moorpark
First Run From Scrimmage Kadyn Parr for Moorpark 15 yards. \
First Touchdown pass KJ Cheatham to Quincy Herron 12
First Penalty Oceanside 5 yards Illegal Shift
First qb Sack Steve Artega for Palomar
First Fumble Recovery Jadon Lemmons Moorpark 12 yard fumble recovery for TD
First Interception Tucker Murphy Palomar 0 yards run.
First Field Goal Will Struyk 45 yards for Moorpark

Here's a rundown of who is expected on campus for tonight's (9/7) game and analysis of where things are with them. California prospects include Madden Faraimo, Brandon Lockhart, Ja'Myron Baker, Ryder Lyons, Brandon Arrington, Tommy Tofi, Caleb Tafua, and Honor Fa'alave:

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SOUTHERN SECTION​

Nonleague
Vista del Lago 42, Adelanto 20
Aquinas 27, Citrus Valley 10
Arcadia 12, Arroyo 6
Arlington 43, Lakeside 19
Valley Christian 14, Baldwin Park 13
Artesia 28, Bolsa Grande 16
Ontario Christian 55, Brentwood 19
Cajon 39, Etiwanda 24
Huntington Beach 29, Capistrano Valley 24
Aliso Niguel 33, Chino 14
Desert Hot Springs 22, Citrus Hill 12
Palos Verdes 21, Corona del Mar 17
Mayfair 49, Cypress 28
Damien 37, St. Paul 10
Santa Barbara 49, Dos Pueblos 0
Edison 28, Lakewood 15
El Modena 55, Newport Harbor 35
Costa Mesa 35, Godinez 6
Bonita 49, Grand Terrace 7
Barstow 35, Indio 0
Paloma Valley 42, Kaiser 18
Laguna Beach 51, La Palma Kennedy 0
La Habra 42, Ayala 19
La Serna 14, Warren 7
Golden Valley 7, Lancaster 6
Montebello 13, South El Monte 6
Moreno Valley 42, Redlands East Valley 32
Oak Hills 56, Palmdale 6
Oaks Christian 48, Eastvale Roosevelt 0
Vista Murrieta 48, Orange Vista 19
Newbury Park 36, Oxnard Pacifica 3
Hart 30, Paraclete 26
Patriot 21, Silverado 18
Sultana 12, Riverside Poly 7
Ramona 31, Hillcrest 26
Rancho Mirage 16, Tahquitz 13
Mira Costa 14, Redondo Union 13
Rio Mesa 34, Ventura 20
Alemany 21, Salesian 17
Camarillo 56, Saugus 24
Segerstrom 50, California 7
Servite 14, Chaminade 0
Yucaipa 41, Shadow Hills 17
Simi Valley 62, Royal 10
Peninsula 49, St. Monica 34
Temecula Prep 28, California Military Institute 0
Tesoro 38, La Mirada 28
Thousand Oaks 37, Agoura 20
Trabuco Hills 23, St. Pius X-St. Matthias 19
West Torrance 27, Santa Monica 0
Westminster 40, Santa Ana Valley 0
Banning 41, Whittier Christian 7
Bishop Diego 31, Westlake 28
Claremont 48, Channel Islands 0
Heritage Christian 39, Hueneme 9
Temple City 28, Alhambra 14

CITY SECTION​

Nonleague
Arleta 35, Taft 32
Eagle Rock 28, Bell 20
Fulton 7, Panorama 0
Legacy 25, Grant 22
Marquez 44, Hollywood 9
Garfield 14, King/Drew 6
Fairfax 18, Los Angeles 14
Contreras 35, L.A. Marshall 27
Reseda 22, Maywood CES 6
North Hollywood 14, El Camino Real 0
Palisades 42, Granada Hills 28
South Gate 70, Diego Rivera 0
Sotomayor 21, Roybal 20
Rancho Dominguez 50, West Adams 0
Westchester 47, Dymally 6
L.A. Wilson 42, Mendez 0

INTERSECTIONAL
Mary Star of the Sea 38, Angelou 0
Oak Park 31, Birmingham 6
Wilmington Banning 40, Capistrano Valley Christian 10
Gardena 66, Compton Centennial 0
Crespi 13, Cleveland 6
JSerra 35, Clovis North 6
Great Oak 36, Fallbrook 0
L.A. University 6, Glenn 0
Gilbert (Ariz.) Higley 25, San Juan Hills 20
Inglewood 34, Carson 21
Long Beach Jordan 52, Washington 7
St. Bernard 20, L.A. Jordan 16
Calabasas 49, Granada Hills Kennedy 21
San Pedro 62, Lawndale 12
Santa Margarita 42, Bakersfield Liberty 3
Mission Viejo 46, Henderson (Nev.) Liberty 0
Lynwood 35, Locke 0
Mater Dei 31, Las Vegas Bishop Gorman 15
Mililani (Hawaii) 27, Los Alamitos 24
Culver City 43, Narbonne 26
Las Vegas Shadow Ridge 50, Quartz Hill 43
California City 19, Riverside Prep 2
L.A. Roosevelt 36, Pasadena 0
La Costa Canyon 27, San Clemente 17
San Marcos 23, Santa Ynez 13
St. Bonaventure 42, S.F. Riordan 34
Orange Lutheran 15, Baltimore St. Frances Academy 13
Corona Centennial 56, Provo (Utah) Timpview 20
Amador 52, Grace Brethren 39
Moorpark 45, Garces Memorial 7

Per Rivals Texas staff:

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Per Rob Cassidy, Rivals Basketball Recruiting Director:

UCLA, Duke, Arizona, and North Carolina are the players for Nic Khamenia, and it’s fair to wonder how the recruitments of Cameon Boozer and Koa Peat muddy the waters for the Blue Devils. Duke isn’t particularly likely to land Peat at this juncture, but will be in the hunt for Boozer until the very end … whenever that is.

If Boozer decides to attend Miami over his famous father’s alma mater, Jon Scheyer will turn up the heat on Khamenia. If not, the four-star power forward’s Oct. 3 visit to UCLA – the final trip on his schedule – could become absolutely massive, seeing as the Bruins are very much a heavyweight in this fight.

Arizona is de facto probably the leader in the clubhouse for now, having already hosted Khamenia for an official visit, but that could change quickly as he tours Duke, North Carolina and UCLA in the coming weeks.

In short, it’s too soon to make a real prediction, but the Bruins and Wildcats are worth watching very closely.

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.
______________________________________________________________________________

What do you win? STARS. Since there is no money involved, we play for STARS! The poster with the most correct picks, wins that week's STAR.

The poster with the most STARS at the end of the season becomes our CHAMPION.
_______________________________________________________________________________
Sound easy enough? Then let's play!

Here are the point spreads for Week 2:
*Denotes the home team

Thursday
Valencia* -2 Murrieta Mesa
Beaumont -6 ½ Summit*
Perris* -14 ½ Rim of the World
Rancho Verde* -11 La Quinta
Palm Desert -18 Elsinore*
Temecula Valley -14 Temescal Canyon*
Norte Vista* -20 Fontana
Bloomington -4 Rubidoux*

Friday
Centennial* -2 Timpview
Rancho Cucamonga -16 Norco*
Oaks Christian* -40 ½ Roosevelt
Vista Murrieta* -16 ½ Orange Vista
Great Oak* -31 Fallbrook
King* -38 North
Ayala* -4 ½ La Habra
Chino Hills* -9 Colony
Damien -6 ½ St. Paul*
Etiwanda* -7 Cajon
Citrus Valley* -6 Aquinas
Redlands* -4 Chaffey
Redlands East Valley* -15 Moreno Valley
Yucaipa* -29 Shadow Hills
Arlington -13 Lakeside*
Kaiser -8 Paloma Valley*
Rancho Christian -19 West Valley*
Rialto -10 1/2 Miller*
San Bernardino* -3 Arrroyo Valley
La Sierra* -3 ½ Saddleback
Patriot -1 ½ Silverado*
Ramona* -6 Hillcrest
Hemet* -14 Carter
Colton* -2 Arrowhead Christian
Riverside Poly -12 ½ Sultana*
Eisenhower -4 Palm Springs*

SOUTHERN SECTION​

Nonleague
Buena 23, Fillmore 19
West Ranch 36, Antelope Valley 14
Century 40, Azusa 14
Westminster La Quinta 41, Bassett 6
Bloomington 38, Rubidoux 11
La Canada 41, Cantwell-Sacred Heart 0
Covina 45, Diamond Ranch 39
Los Amigos 33, Irvine University 14
West Covina 41, El Rancho 14
Norte Vista 36, Fontana 28
Foothill 55, Orange 35
Granite Hills 41, Hesperia 14
Estancia 21, Katella 7
La Quinta 13, Rancho Verde 6
Northwood 24, Garden Grove Pacifica 0
King 24, JW North 14
Jurupa Valley 38, Ontario 12
Palm Desert 7, Elsinore 0
Pioneer 47, Magnolia 0
Rim of the World 31, Perris 14
Hacienda Heights Wilson 36, Rowland 22
San Jacinto 19, Yorba Linda 16
San Bernardino 27, Arroyo Valley 0
Beaumont 34, Summit 0
Temecula Valley 19, Temescal Canyon 14
Tustin 42, El Dorado 10
Victor Valley 42, Twentynine Palms 0
Murrieta Mesa 28, Valencia 22
Schurr 27, Village Christian 18
Whittier 24, Rosemead 6
San Marino 23, South Torrance 22 (OT)

CITY SECTION​

Nonleague
Chatsworth 21, Manual Arts 12
Crenshaw 8, L.A. Hamilton 6
Huntington Park 40, Fremont 0
Jefferson 48, Torres 0

INTERSECTIONAL
Franklin 21, San Gabriel 0
Lynwood Firebaugh 40, View Park 12

So Cal Fall Prep Classic Sat/Sun September 28-29 at Santiago Canyon College. 830 am to 830 pm each day.

Teams from UT, AZ, NV, Nor Cal, So Cal, Central Cal.

So Cal teams include: Mater Dei, Roosevelt, Sierra Canyon, JSerra, Santa Magraita, St. Pius, Windward, Redondo Union, Crean Lutheran, Etiwanda, Heritage Christian.

One of our sources says Kansas will visit Tounde Yessoufou (St. Joseph) in Santa Maria on Monday.

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You can't win all the STARs without winning the first two weeks...So goes the theory of Frmr0lineguy...For the second week this season Frmr0lineguy sees his name atop our Standings...His 22 wins this week were just enough to deny Dave Keefer the chance at victory...It is his second STAR of the season.
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The favorites went 24-10 straight up again this week...Double that 24-10 from last week and they are 48-20 on the season...The points spreads changed 9 games...There was one tie (Victor Valley -7 Rialto* 22-15)...Meaning the Favorites fell to the Dogs this week 15-18-1...The favorites trail on the season 32-35-1.
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Here is our Week 1 Leaderboard:

22 WINS- FrmrOlineguy
21- Dave Keefer
19- bigmitchdogg1
18- doctrk
17- D5fan
16- King Marques I
16- TraderJose
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Our STAR Leaderboard for the season looks like this:

2- STARs- FrmrOlineguy
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Here are the results from Week 1:

Thursday
Upland -16 Norco* 34-17
Citrus Valley -10 Etiwanda 3-27
Hillcrest* -4 Santiago 28-33
Citrus Hill* -1 Rubidoux 0-14
Tahquitz -10 Lakeside* 36-0
Vista Del Lago -10 Valley View* 28-21
Serrano* -26 Patriot 35-14
Victor Valley -7 Rialto* TIE 22-15
Eisenhower* -5 ½ Palmdale 14-35
Summit -18 Chino* 33-0

Friday
Centennial* -24 Santa Margarita 15-31
Chaparral -49 Apple Valley* 49-28
Murrieta Valley* -7 Servite 17-37
San Juan Hills* -24 Roosevelt 38-3
Vista Murrieta -17 Murrieta Mesa* 42-9
Chino Hills -2 Charter Oak* 21-34
Damien -15 Loyola* 30-29
Orange Lutheran -16 ½ Rancho Cucamonga* 45-14
Corona* -6 Bloomington 40-42
Great Oak* -2 ½ Rancho Verde 21-26
King* -34 Kaiser 49-0
Temecula Valley* -9 Elsinore 20-7
Alta Loma* -3 Redlands East Valley 41-12
Yucaipa -33 ½ Silverado* 55-37
Paloma Valley* -7 Moreno Valley 21-7
Perris* -31 Miller 32-0
North* -2 Riverside Poly 14-26
Downey* -13 Orange Vista 33-26
Culver City* -13 San Jacinto 42-28
West Valley -27 La Sierra* 41-6
Fontana* -28 Indian Springs 30-0
Norte Vista -31 Arroyo Valley* 38-14
Ramona -17 ½ Arlington* 37-19
Western Christian* -58 Notre Dame 47-6

In October last year, the CIF implemented a rule that prohibits outdoor sports practices and games when the Air Quality Index (AQI) is above 150. In the Santa Clarita Valley, schools have been scrambling for practicing times.

Some football teams are going to have to figure out scheduling ideas for practices because of new state rule on air quality. With classes starting, the options will be either real early before school or early evening.

SOUTHERN SECTION​

Nonleague
Grace Brethren 63, Arrowhead Christian 22
Cerritos Valley Christian 42, Santa Ana Calvary Chapel 25
Desert Chapel 30, Workman 6
Rancho Mirage 34, Coachella Valley 31
Rio Hondo Prep 62, Pasadena Poly 19
Santa Rosa Academy 54, San Jacinto Valley Academy 14
Trinity Classical Academy 58, Channel Islands 12

INTERSECTIONAL​

Avalon 36, Animo Robinson 26
Ayala 30, Las Vegas Desert Pines 26
Coastal Academy 36, St. Jean de Lestonnac 8
Cuyama Valley 40, Turlock Christian 20
Franklin 34, Henderson (Nev.) Lake Mead Academy 20
Santa Clara 40, San Jose Kathleen MacDonald 0

New York Mets 5 Chicago White Sox 3 Vista alum Korey Lee 1 single and 1 run scored for the Sox.

Miami Marlins 4 San Francisco Giants 3 Christian alum Kyle Stowers 1 single for the Marlins.

Anaheim Angels 5 Seattle Mariners 4 LaCosta Canyon alum Mickey Moniak 2 run homer for the Halos.

Football

San Diego State 45 Texas A and M Commerce 14 SDSU performers: Tano Letulli Cathedral Catholic alum 7 tackles. Eastlake alum Trey White 5 tackles.

2 local San Diego Athletes played for San Jose State in Jason Bainer and San Marcos teammate Zavion Reese. Bainer 2 assists on tackles and Reese 1 assist.

Nevada 28 Troy 26 El Camino alum Mackavelli Malorumau 2 assists on tackles. Scripps Ranch alum Matt Killup 5 kickoffs for 297 yards.

Air Force 21 Merrimack 6 Mater Dei alum Aiden Calvert picked up 21 yards receiving.

Boise State 56 Georgia Southern 45 BSU: Torrey Pines alum Marco Notoriani 1 assist.

Texas 52 Colorado State 0 CSU: San Marcos alum Dane Olsen 2 solo tackles.

Arizona 61 New Mexico 39 Cathedral Catholic alum Rex Haines recorded 1 tackle for AZ.

UCLA 16 Hawaii 13 Del Norte alum Mateen Bhagnani 3 field goals of 22, 37 and 32 yards.

Cal 31 Cal Davis 13 UCD: San Marcos alum Hastings passed for 221. UCB: Lincoln Hornets alum Byron Caldwell 7 receptions for 15 yards.

Oregon 24 Idaho 14 O side alum Kyrum Beachum 7 tackles for Idaho.

Oregon State 38 Idaho State 15 OSU: Oceanside alum Nikko Taylor registered 3 tackles for the Beavers.

Utah 49 Southern Utah 0 Cathedral Catholic alum Moroni Anae 1 tackle for the Utes.

TCU 34 Stanford 27 Torrey Pines alum Zack Rowell 3 tackles for the Cards.

Washington 35 Weber State 3 Monte Vista alum Sebastian Valdez 3 tackles for the Huskies.

Washington State 70 Portland State 30 Cathedral Catholic alum Dean Janikowski 3 punts for 122 yards.

By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer-Dick Haines Stadium-Vista High School-Vista, CA-Friday, August 30, 2024-After a 29-20 defeat at Fallbrook High School on 2 good defensive efforts went to 1-0 but when the Bulldogs of Ramona at 1-1 came to Dick Haines Stadium for Vista's first home game, things went a different way as Bulldog quarterback Ryan Shaw led the way as he scored on a 1 yard touchdown and threw passes of 15 yards to Ethan Grajada and 52 yards threw for 68 total yards as they defeated the Vista Panthers by a 41-9 score. Jimmy Robles led the Bulldogs with 60 yards rushing and teammate Ty Drews ran for 20 yards and scored on a 19 yard touchdown. Wyatt Mallinson went on a Pick 6 as he ran for a 35 yard interception. James Knowd kicked field goals of 25 and 18 yards

Damon Baldwin Ramona Head Football Coach: "Last week we scored 41 Steele Canyon, we have 10 new starters on defense we're a very young football squad with a lot of seniors that are playing this year didn't play but was a lot of inexperience along with breakdowns to let the game away and knew Vista's team has improved a lot as David is doing a good job with his squad."

Damon Baldwin on Ramona's performance: "We did well but not in the second quarter we turned the ball over with bad snaps while playing 4 quarters we have to keep working so we can improve more for my team.:

Wyatt Mallinson is new at lineback for us we moved him to the Mike Position so he will improve every game."


For Vista at 1-1, Edward Alquist 43 yard pass to Aiden Mitchell Vista safety for 2 points



Rancho Bernardo 42 San Pasqual 7 RB: Lucas Cobak 4 yard run. Trey Durham 42 yard pass to Jayden Best. 33 yard pass to Brady Strachan 88 yard pass to Ethan Knight, Silas Christianson 95 yard run. Gaige Weddle 4 yard run,

San Marcos 42 Tesoro 28 SM: Kreet Mahihele 60 and 65 yard passes to Tabari Lane, 32 and 9 yard passes to Jason Nix,

Mount Miguel 54 Rancho Buena Vista 12 MM: AJ Logan 5 yard run. KJ Shields 80 yard kickoff return along with 3 touchdown runs of 1, 57 and 65 yards. Sha Hei Phillips 55 yard return int pick 6

Mission Hills 42 Westview 7 MH: Troy Huhn threw touchdown passes of 17 and 32 yards TD. Giovanni Hart 17 yard run.

Carlsbad 33 Palos Verdes 7 C bad performers Eli MacNeill 1 touchdown pass to Jack Siegel and 12 yard to Colton Thomas, Chase Harris 2 touchdown runs of 1 and 5 yards each.

Valley Center 56 Fallbrook 6 VC: Braylon Mitchell qb for Valley Center 203 yards passing along with 3 touchdown passes. Bear Morales 82 yards rushing and 49 yards receiving. Jesse Morales 91 yards receiving.



















1 yard td runs