I have arrived in Arcadia and my knee jerk reaction is disappointment at the fact that this school hosts one of the biggest high school track meets in the nation and has only one snack bar and one restroom on the home side of the field, I know buildings aren't cheap but come on

Who will be where? I will be at the D8 championship at Arcadia HS between Kaiser and Arcadia

The San Pasqual Girls Basketball Team finished the 2017-2018 season as the undefeated Valley League Champs. Our very own Maddie Campbell was voted the Valley League MVP and Maja Kresovich and Lauren Maggio were voted All Valley League First Team. The girls started off this season with a bang in a 67-37 win over Rancho Buena Vista on Saturday 11/17/18. Our leading scorers included Junior PG Maddie Campbell with 34 points (18 points in the 3rd quarter) , 6 rebounds, 6 assists and 3 steals. Senior Makell Edwards had 9 points, 4 rebounds and 14 steals and Sophomore Emily Martin had 6 points and 3 steals.

I believe it's a come from behind victory by the Huskies...34-32

Per CIF Press Release:

As of today, it appears that all CIF Sections will be able to complete their respective Championships and advance their representatives except for possibly the North Coast Section (NCS) Divisions I-V. The NCS has four entries into the CIF State Regionals that may be impacted. We have asked the NCS to continue to work closely with their participating teams as to what is the best path forward for their schools without regard for their entries to CIF Regional Bowl Games.

The CIF recognizes the 100-year plus history and importance of Section Championships. NCS participation in the CIF State Football Regional and State Championship Bowl Games will be a decision left up entirely to the NCS participating schools and the NCS. If the schools desire to complete their Section Championship, then those slotted positions in the State Regionals on December 7 and 8 will be byes for their opponents. Those opponents will automatically move forward to the CIF State Football Championship Bowl Games.

REGIONAL FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP BOWL GAMES SCHEDULE
CIF SoCal Regional Football Championship Bowl Games – November 30* and December 1^
CIF NorCal Regional Football Championship Bowl Games – December 7* and December 8^
*All Division AA games are scheduled for Friday at 7:30 p.m.
^All Division A games are scheduled for Saturday at 6:00 p.m.

STATE FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP BOWL GAMES SCHEDULE
Open Division – Saturday, December 8, at Cerritos College, at 8:00 p.m.
Division 1-AA – Friday, December 14, at Cerritos College, at 8:00 p.m.
Division 1-A – Saturday, December 15, at Cerritos College, at 8:00 p.m.
Division 2-AA – Friday, December 14, at Cerritos College, at 4:00 p.m.
Division 2-A – Saturday, December 15, at Cerritos College, at 4:00 p.m.
Divisions 3-AA – 7-AA – Saturday, December 15, at host sites, at 6:00 p.m.

SOUTHERN SECTION CHAMPIONSHIPS

Nov. 23-24

Friday Nov. 23

Division 1: #3 Mater Dei (11-2) vs. #1 St. John Bosco (13-0) at Cerritos College, Friday, 7:30 p.m.

Division 3: #3 Sierra Canyon (10-3) at #1 Cajon (12-1), 7:30 p.m.

Division 5: Palos Verdes (10-3) at #3 Lawndale (11-2) ), 7 p.m.

Division 8: #2 Kaiser (12-1) at #4 Arcadia (11-2), 7 p.m.

Division 9: San Gorgonio (10-3) at Brea Olinda (8-5), 7 p.m.

Division 11: Peninsula (9-4) at #3 Western (11-2), 7 p.m.

Division 13: #4 Adelanto (11-1) at #2 Orange Vista (12-1), 7 p.m.


Saturday (Nov. 24)

Division 2: Upland (11-2) at #1 Rancho Verde (13-0), 7:30 p.m.

Division 4: #1 Corona del Mar (11-1-1) at #3 Grace Brethren (11-2), site TBD, 7 p.m.

Division 6: #3 Oxnard (11-2) vs. #1 South Hills (13-0) at Covina District Field, 7 p.m.

Division 7: #4 Culver City (11-2) at #3 San Jacinto (12-1), 7 p.m.

Division 10: #1 Highland (13-0) at #2 Eisenhower (13-0), 7 p.m.

Division 12: Artesia (10-3) at #1 Linfield Christian (12-1), 7 p.m.


CITY CHAMPIONSHIPS

Nov 23-24 at El Camino College

Friday (Nov. 23)

Division II: #5 Locke (9-4)vs. #7 Los Angeles Roosevelt (9-4), 3 p.m.

Open Division: #1 Narbonne (9-3) vs. #6 Garfield (12-0), 7 p.m.


Saturday (Nov. 24)

Division III: #1 Santee (12-1) vs. #3 Fremont (8-5), 3 p.m.

Division I: #1 Dorsey (8-5)vs. #6 San Pedro (7-6), 7 p.m.

Courtesy LA Times:

SOUTHERN SECTION

DIVISION 1
St. John Bosco 56, Oaks Christian 10
Mater Dei 48, Corona Centennial 14

DIVISION 2
Rancho Verde 41, Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 38
Upland 30, Calabasas 21

DIVISION 3
Cajon 46, Capistrano Valley 42
Sierra Canyon 27, Citrus Hill 3

DIVISION 4
Corona del Mar 49, Camarillo 17
Grace Brethren 34, Villa Park 31 (OT)

DIVISION 5
Palos Verdes 26, Glendora 21
Lawndale 20, St. Paul 7

DIVISION 6
South Hills 20, Oxnard Pacifica 13
Oxnard 29, Serrano 7

DIVISION 7
Culver City 40, Northview 14
San Jacinto 28, Placentia Valencia 21

DIVISION 8
Arcadia 62, Alta Loma 28
Kaiser 51, Santa Ana 33

DIVISION 9
San Gorgonio 40, Garden Grove 27
Brea Olinda 28, North Torrance 19

DIVISION 10
Highland 42, Bonita 27
Eisenhower 34, El Rancho 21

DIVISION 11
Peninsula 28, Hemet 7
Western 35, Beaumont 34

DIVISION 12
Linfield Christian 57, Xavier Prep 13
Artesia 48, Laguna Beach 6

DIVISION 13
Adelanto 54, El Monte 40
Orange Vista 55, Garey 8

CITY

OPEN DIVISION
Narbonne 63, Birmingham 23
Garfield 24, Eagle Rock 21

DIVISION I
Dorsey 34, Fairfax 16
San Pedro 44, South Gate 14

DIVISION II
Locke 26, Franklin 14
Los Angeles Roosevelt 17, Canoga Park 14

DIVISION III
Santee 48, Manual Arts 19
Fremont 27, Chatsworth 15

I'm in Fontana tonight and will be providing scorely updates

Torrey Pines Falcons opens boys basketball season at Oceanside.

By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer-11-14-18: The Falcons of Torrey Pines at 1-0 opened up the 2018-19 Boys Basketball Season behind the 21 point performance of Noah Viera, 19 by Michael Pope and 18 by brother Bryce Pope, 11 by Ryan Brown as they defeated the Oceanside Pirates by a 82-64 score.

The Pirates at 0-1 were led by Clyde Harris with 22 points, 15 by Kam Beachem , 8 by Paris Smith.

Oceanside will host the Broncos of Rancho Bernardo on Saturday night November 17 tipoff is at 7 pm while the Falcons of Torrey Pines will be at Poway on 11-15-18.

SACRAMENTO, CALIF. – The CIF State Office continues to monitor the impact of the fires in California and have scheduled a conference call with the 10 CIF Section Commissioners for tomorrow morning, Tuesday, November 13, regarding all CIF fall Championships. Consequently, the CIF State Office intends to issue a statement with more information regarding the upcoming State and Regional Championships by tomorrow at 12:00 p.m.

Courtesy LA Times

SOUTHERN SECTION

DIVISION 1 Quarterfinals
St. John Bosco 56, San Clemente 6
Oaks Christian at JSerra, ppd. to Saturday, 7 p.m.
Mater Dei 56, Mission Viejo 17
Corona Centennial 58, Rancho Cucamonga 20

DIVISION 2 Quarterfinals
Rancho Verde 42, Alemany 14
Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 49, Los Alamitos 32
Upland 33, Norco 28
Calabasas at San Juan Hills, ppd. to Saturday, 7 p.m.

DIVISION 3 Quarterfinals
Cajon 76, Paraclete 40
Capistrano Valley 28, Corona Santiago 20
Sierra Canyon 62, Moorpark 21
Citrus Hill 35, Downey 28

DIVISION 4 Quarterfinals
Corona del Mar 49, Yorba Linda 12
Camarillo 44, Oak Hills 20
Grace Brethren 41, Paramount 12
Villa Park 32, Saugus 15

DIVISION 5 Quarterfinals
Palos Verdes 12, Aquinas 7
Glendora 48, Apple Valley 27
Lawndale 38, Antelope Valley 0
St. Paul 34, La Serna 30

DIVISION 6 Quarterfinals
South Hills 34, Mira Costa 16
Mayfair at Oxnard Pacifica, ppd. to Saturday, 7 p.m. at Ventura HS
Oxnard 34, West Ranch 31
Serrano 18, St. Margaret's 16

DIVISION 7 Quarterfinals
Northview 21, Warren 7
Culver City 43, Millikan 30
San Jacinto 42, Riverside Notre Dame 40
Placentia Valencia 17, Grand Terrace 16

DIVISION 8 Quarterfinals
Alta Loma 49, Katella 36
Arcadia 38, Temescal Canyon 17
Santa Ana 21, Temecula Valley 19
Kaiser 28, San Dimas 6

DIVISION 9 Quarterfinals
San Gorgonio 53, Palm Desert 35
Garden Grove 28, Aliso Niguel 14
North Torrance 33, San Marino 28
Brea Olinda 23, Norte Vista 20

DIVISION 10 Quarterfinals
Highland at Simi Valley, ppd. to Saturday, 7 p.m.
Bonita 45, Hillcrest 40
El Rancho 56, Knight 52
Eisenhower 28, Chaffey 0

DIVISION 11 Quarterfinals
Peninsula 58, Pomona 13
Hemet 38, Irvine 17
Western 48, Jurupa Hills 19
Beaumont 20, Pasadena 17

DIVISION 12 Quarterfinals
Linfield Christian 69, Bell Gardens 33
Xavier Prep 24, Nogales 21
Artesia 41, Rio Hondo Prep 37
Laguna Beach 34, Northwood 13

DIVISION 13 Quarterfinals
El Monte 57, Fairmont Prep 14
Adelanto 60, Savanna 26
Garey 41, St. Bernard 32

CITY

OPEN DIVISION Quarterfinals
Narbonne 67, Venice 0
Birmingham 20, San Fernando 14
Garfield 14, Carson 10
Eagle Rock 24, Palisades 21

DIVISION I Quarterfinals
Dorsey 40, Crenshaw 14
Fairfax 34, Wilmington Banning 31
San Pedro 24, Reseda 14
South Gate 21, Westchester 12

DIVISION II Quarterfinals
Franklin 50, Torres 28
Locke 28, Arleta 21
Canoga Park 16, Bell 14
Los Angeles Roosevelt 26, Los Angeles Wilson 0

DIVISION III Quarterfinals
Santee 70, Lincoln 36
Manual Arts 21, Gardena 12
Fremont 40, Marquez 21
Chatsworth 43, Monroe 26

LOS ALAMITOS – The 2018 CIF Southern Section-Ford Division 1 Football Championships will once again be played at Falcon Stadium on the campus of Cerritos College in Norwalk. The game will be played Friday, November 23 and kickoff for this game will be 7:30 p.m. The game will be televised live by Fox Sports West.

Falcon Stadium will also play host to the CIF State Football Championships in five divisions this December 7-8.

Courtesy LA Times

SOUTHERN SECTION

DIVISION 1 Quarterfinal
Oaks Christian 35, JSerra 34

DIVISION 2 Quarterfinal
Calabasas 41, San Juan Hills 20

DIVISION 6 Quarterfinal
Oxnard Pacifica 31, Mayfair 28 (OT)

DIVISION 10 Quarterfinal
Highland 52, Simi Valley 27

Mateo Sialoi paces Valley Center Jaguars in 26-7 win over Vista Panthers


By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer-Friday, November 9, 2018-The amazing Valley Center Jaguars again proved themselves last night on their home field behind the outstanding performance of their running back Mateo Sialoi's 241 yards rushing contributed with 3 touchdowns, after a 0-0 first period score, the senior running back scored touchdown runs of 3 and 4 yards in the second quarter along with 1 run of 13 yards as they defeated a very talented Vista Panthers squad by a 26-7 score.

Rod Gilster: "Tonight's game was very explosive on the field for both teams." "On the flea flicker play we had worked on that for 2 weeks in our practices which helped us a lot for our long passing situation when going in the opponents territory before Mateo Sialoi who scored his 2nd touchdown had an outstanding game for our squad."

Vista's only touchdown came in the fourth quarter as David Flores rushed for 57 yards scored on a 2 yard run. Other Vista contributors QB Josh Davies 11 completions out of 21 attempts for 80 yards threw 1 interception and had 13 carries for 53 yards. With the win the Jaguars of Valley Center improve to 8-3 and will host the Marauders of Mira Mesa High School next Friday night at 7:00 pm

In a Division IV quarter final round the Caimans of Classical Academy ended their season at 7-5 as they were defeated by the Komets of Kearny High School by a 62-6 score. The only touchdown came for the Caimans in the 4th quarter as quarterback James Duncan 9 completions out of 14 attempts for 101 yards and threw a 52 yard reception to Thomas Gehman (3 receptions for 64 yards).

The Falcons of Torrey Pines defeated the Knights of San Marcos by a 35-28 score.

The Titans of Eastlake defeated the Pirates of Oceanside 27-7.

Cathedral Catholic Dons defeated the Carlsbad Lancers 35-0.

The Patriots of Orange Glen defeated Marantha Christian 48-7.

The Grizzlies of Mission Hills upsets LaCosta Canyon 14-0.

Army Navy lost to Mountain Empire 28-7

For the first time since 2009 the Vista Panthers finished with a winning record of 7-5 as Head Coach David Bottom after 2 rebuilding years knows what it takes to build the Vista Panthers football program and tonight they ended their season as they fell to the Jaguars of Valley Center High School by a 26-7 score. Mateo Siahui led the Cougars offense with 241 yards and scored 3 touchdowns of 3, 13 and 4 yards. The Panthers touchdown only was scored in the 4th quarter as David Flores scored on a 2 yard run and carried the ball 9 times for 57 yards, qb Josh Davies 13 carries for 53 yards and 11 completions out of 21 attempts for 80 yards.

As a Kaiser alum and fan, I must say I am pleasantly surprised by Kaiser's first round draw. I fully expected Kaiser to draw Temecula Valley or Alta Loma (actually, I thought Lakewood but they didn't get in) but I was stunned they got Sultana, a team they beat handily in week 0 41-6. In the second round, I honestly would rather face JW North because I think San Dimas is underseeded but Kaiser and San Dimas played a thriller last year won by Kaiser 35-34 in OT and I think part II will be just as exciting

I posted on the game between Culver City & Millikan (click on link at bottom), but what of the rest of the playoff bracket?

The Northview Vikings (11-0) of Covina host the Warren Bears (8-3) of Downey. The Bears had their hands full last week facing the Crescenta Valley Falcons (8-3). The Bears were trailing at the half 35-31 but scored three third quarter TDs to take the lead and keep it in a wild 52-47 victory. Senior Bear QB Chris Venegas was the game MVP going 15 of 21 for 268 yards and 4 TDs. They also ran the ball effectively, gaining 226 yards with the help of some Venegas scrambling.

But Warren will be facing the toughest defense they might have seen all season although Paramount might argue the point. The same might be said for Northview in that they have played a few teams rated almost as high as the Bears, but not quite. The Vikings had a much easier time of it against the Santa Ynez Pirates (6-5) winning 43-7.

The Viking defense has still not given up more than 14 points in any one game this year, but the explosive Bears will severely challenge that fact. The Vikings are also very effective offensively. Running 55% of the time, passing 45%. Junior QB James Jimenez has completed two thirds of his passes for 2,529 yards with 36 TDs and just 4 interceptions. The team also ran for 1,657 yards with Jimenez being the leading ball carrier. The Vikings are the top seed in the division and are favored to win by 13 points, but Warren should score more than any other has against Northview this season.

The Notre Dame Titans (9-2) of Riverside will host the San Jacinto Tigers (10-1). Notre Dame's performance against favored Citrus Valley (7-4) was a bit of a surprise. CV was favored by 13 points but lost big to the Titans at a score of 42-14. It is unknown if there were any key players out for CV. Meanwhile San Jacinto's 30-20 victory over La Quinta (5-6) was a little less than what was expected. The Tigers are an almost balanced team with the run & pass, but have run for 1,565 yards while sophomore QB Kajiya Hollowayane was passing for 2,553 yards.

Notre Dame is led by senior QB Rodney Koenig who has passed for 2,658 yards with 33 TDs and only 6 interceptions.The Titans actually favor throwing the ball slightly more than their run game but the run game was still somewhat effective with 1,357 total rushing yards led by senior RB Tyler Mosely's 743 rushing yards with 9 TDs. The Tigers are favored by a mere 6 points and after what Notre Dame did to CV last week, I would be very cautious playing them.

And finally, the Valencia Tigers (10-1) of Placentia will travel to face the Grand Terrace Titans (7-4). The Tigers have been quietly putting together a strong defensive effort as well, having not given up more than 20 points in any one game this season. The Titans, also played some D last week, intercepting three Sunny Hills (8-3) passes to help them win 42-28. But the game was even for three quarters before the Titans put it away with two fourth quarter TDs. The Titans stats on maxpreps.com are of little value in evaluating the team because they are so incomplete.

Valencia beat the Elsinore Tigers (4-7) 42-20. Valencia stayed patient, relying on their defense and run game which accounted for 285 yards on 40 carries with senior Nathan Sandoval rushing for 132 yards on just 14 carries. But they passed well enough to keep Elsinore honest as junior QB Shaun Mchale was 6 of 6 for 117 yards and 1 TD.

Culver City/Millikan recap: https://californiapreps.forums.riva...oves-on-to-the-division-7-quarterfinals.4563/

Click the link below for recap of games involving Culver City, Santa Barbara, and Millikan:

https://californiapreps.forums.riva...oves-on-to-the-division-7-quarterfinals.4563/

The Lawndale Cardinals (9-2) took a while to get untracked against the Dos Pueblos Chargers as they only led 7-0 into the start of the third quarter. Two first half interceptions by the Chargers might have helped keep the score down but the stout Cardinal defense was just too tough. The Cardinals eventually broke it open with their rushing game and went onto a 35-0 victory.

USC commit RB Jordan Wilmore returned to line up for the Cardinals at least in part and provided some rushing punch along with other runners. The Chargers were a fairly one dimensional team, trying to run the ball and it should be interesting to see if the Cardinals can continue to wear opponents down with their defense when playing against much more well balanced teams, like the Antelope Valley Antelopes (9-2). They have almost the exact same yardage rushing and passing the ball. Senior QB Caden Hinton has thrown for 1296 yards and 21 TD's with just 3 interceptions, at least, in the 8 games listed on MaxPreps.com. Lawndale will also have to try to get the win on the road, in the high desert, of Antelope Valley.

The Hawthorne Cougars (6-5) managed to keep it close in the first quarter, being only down 16-13 after 1 quarter, but ultimately they could not keep pace with Rio Hondo Prep (7-3) and lost 52-35 in the opening round of the CIF Southern Section Division 12 playoffs.

The inexperience at QB for the Santa Barbara Dons did not show up right away but eventually was exposed by the Culver City Centaurs (9-2) in their 55-7 victory over the Dons. The Dons kept it close at first, only trailing 7-0 after a quarter but some late second quarter mistakes by the Dons helped get the Centaurs up 28-0 at the half and the Dons never really got untracked except one big pass play that led to their only TD. Centaur sophomore QB Zevi Echaus was 29 of 38 for 366 yards and 7 touchdowns.

The Centaurs next opponents, the Millikan Rams (8-2) looked equally explosive in their 53-6 win over Pacifica of Garden Grove. Millikan junior QB Qeanu Campbell-Caldwell was 14 of 17 for 249 yards and 4 TD's and senior RB Qu'Juan Campbell also had 146 yards rushing on just 12 carries for 3 more TD's and a long run of 70 yards. Millikan won the coin flip and will host the Centaurs on Friday night.

Courtesy LA Times

SOUTHERN SECTION

DIVISION 1
St. John Bosco 49, Gardena Serra 0
San Clemente 49, Murrieta Valley 26
JSerra 42, Long Beach Poly 9
Oaks Christian 22, Chaminade 7
Mater Dei 44, Valencia 6
Mission Viejo 24, Bishop Amat 7
Rancho Cucamonga 42, Vista Murrieta 40 (OT)
Corona Centennial 35, Orange Lutheran 7

DIVISION 2
Rancho Verde 40, Tesoro 28
Alemany 40, Cathedral 33
Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 41, La Habra 34
Los Alamitos 19, Westlake 14
Norco 52, Redlands East Valley 22
San Juan Hills 22, Edison 15
Calabasas 49, St. Francis 7

DIVISION 3
Cajon 39, Paloma Valley 7
Paraclete 38, Charter Oak 14
Corona Santiago 24, Murrieta Mesa 3
Capistrano Valley 24, Lompoc 7
Sierra Canyon 55, Eastvale Roosevelt 27
Moorpark 42, Hart 28
Downey 44, La Mirada 14
Citrus Hill 52, Damien 21

DIVISION 4
Corona del Mar 49, Redondo 14
Yorba Linda 28, Chino Hills 21
Camarillo 48, Rio Mesa 12
Oak Hills 38, Chaparral 21
Grace Brethren 52, St. Bonaventure 14
Paramount 49, El Modena 20
Saugus 38, Bishop Diego 35
Villa Park 34, Yucaipa 12

DIVISION 5
Aquinas 48, Los Altos 7
Palos Verdes 42, Harvard-Westlake 6
Apple Valley 39, Diamond Ranch 33
Glendora 56, Burbank 35
Lawndale 35, Dos Pueblos 0
Antelope Valley 32, Don Lugo 15
La Serna 38, Colony 6
St. Paul 51, Corona 0

DIVISION 6
Mira Costa 41, Long Beach Wilson 20
Mayfair 21, Ayala 14
Oxnard Pacifica 58, Fullerton 0
Oxnard 49, Palmdale 7
West Ranch 35, Silverado 31
St. Margaret's 28, Huntington Beach 17

DIVISION 7
Northview 43, Santa Ynez 7
Warren 52, Crescenta Valley 47
Millikan 53, Garden Grove Pacifica 6
Culver City 55, Santa Barbara 7
San Jacinto 30, La Quinta 20
Riverside Notre Dame 42, Citrus Valley 14
Grand Terrace 42, Sunny Hills 28
Placentia Valencia 42, Elsinore 20

DIVISION 8
Katella 42, Summit 35
Alta Loma 10, Royal 0
Temescal Canyon 31, Arroyo 30 (OT)
Arcadia 56, Agoura 7
Santa Ana 48, Fountain Valley 26
Temecula Valley 42, Woodbridge 17
San Dimas 21, Riverside North 7
Kaiser 41, Sultana 24

DIVISION 9
Palm Desert 52, Monrovia 28
San Gorgonio 41, Big Bear 14
Garden Grove 46, West Torrance 22
Aliso Niguel 45, Foothill 20
San Marino 21, Segerstrom 20
North Torrance 19, Orange 16
Norte Vista 52, Montebello 31
Brea Olinda 38, Heritage Christian 10

DIVISION 10
Highland 56, South El Monte 7
Simi Valley 41, Nordhoff 27
Hillcrest 35, Rubidoux 0
Bonita 54, Rancho Christian 20
Knight 35, Pasadena Poly 7
El Rancho 50, Moreno Valley 36
Chaffey 57, Coachella Valley 56
Eisenhower 39, Schurr 0

DIVISION 11
Pomona 48, Yucca Valley 16
Peninsula 52, Ontario Christian 28
Hemet 42, Colton 28
Irvine 30, Ocean View 14
Western 56, Patriot 21
Jurupa Hills 55, Maranatha 15
Beaumont 62, Twentynine Palms 14
Pasadena 33, Santa Paula 22

DIVISION 12
Linfield Christian 40, Mary Star 0
Bell Gardens 55, Pacific 14
Xavier Prep 38, Banning 30
Nogales 24, Glenn 21
Artesia 59, Ramona 42
Rio Hondo Prep 52, Hawthorne 35
Northwood 17, Rancho Alamitos 10
Laguna Beach 30, Saddleback Valley Christian 21

DIVISION 13
El Monte 67, St. Pius X-St. Matthias 17
Fairmont Prep 54, Calvary Murrieta 42
Savanna 81, Workman 59
Adelanto 42, Riverside Prep 7
St. Bernard 54, California Military Institute 14
Garey 49, Bishop Montgomery 48
Loara 42, Capistrano Valley Christian 35
Orange Vista 42, Santa Rosa Academy 0

CITY

DIVISION I
Dorsey 38, Huntington Park 0
Crenshaw 29, Cleveland 0
Wilmington Banning 56, Grant 33
Fairfax 41, Sylmar 7
Reseda 45, Los Angeles Hamilton 6
San Pedro 41, Granada Hills 3
South Gate 19, El Camino Real 13
Westchester 28, Jefferson 14

DIVISION II
Franklin 41, Washington 0
Torres 20, Chavez 0
Locke 48, Hollywood 6
Arleta 38, Los Angeles University 25
Canoga Park 41, View Park 0
Bell 45, Granada Hills Kennedy 8
Los Angeles Roosevelt 63, Verdugo Hills 36
Los Angeles Wilson 65, Los Angeles Marshall 14

DIVISION III
Santee 49, Los Angeles Jordan 12
Lincoln 42, Legacy 35
Manual Arts 42, Sun Valley Poly 7
Gardena 40, Rivera 7
Fremont 39, Mendez 14
Marquez 35, Panorama 0
Monroe 42, Contreras 15
Chatsworth 42, North Hollywood 0

The Baseline League Title is on the line Friday with Upland at Rancho Cucamonga...I saw Rancho Cuc on a Thursday night against Norco and would have never guessed they could be competitive against Upland in week 10...But something has changed since they started the season 0-4...Upland has had a nice season but their only signature wins are against La Habra and Redlands East Valley...Those are nice victories, but against schools they should defeat...

Will this be a classic match-up on Friday...or are the Highlanders just better?

It doesn't necessarily have to be tonight, but which team seeded #1 do you think is most likely to see an early exit across all divisions. To me it's Katella in Division 8, I think their soft schedule comes back to bite them

2 touchdowns runs by Kavika Tua and 2 interceptions for TD's spark Oceanside in D I CIF win



By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer-Oceanside High School-Oceanside, CA-11-2-18: In a CIF Division I First Round Football Matchup The Otay Ranch Mustangs thought they had things their way as they jumped out to an early 7-0 lead on Garrick Flyer's (3 carries for 32 yards) 7 yard run.

The Pirates of Oceanside went ahead on 2 Kavika Tua (10 carries for 44 yards) touchdown runs of 6 and 4 yards and took a 14-7 lead.

After a safety and the Mustangs scored 2 points to go within 14-9, Trejon Apodaca ran a 30 yard interception return to put the Pirates up 20-15.

Otay Ranch came back with 2:44 left in the 4th quarter as qb Jonte Stewart (14 completions out of 34 attempts for 166 yards and had 18 carries for 83) and 2 interceptions threw a 3 yard pass to Nick Isley with the Pat failed came within 20-15.

After the touchdown the Mustangs decided to do the onside kick and recovered the fumble at the 35 yard line and drove down the field. Jacquez Goodson made the key interception of the game as he ran 99 yards for a touchdown with the PAT by Matt Robinson good to make the final score Oceanside 27 Otay Ranch 15.

Jaquez Goodsen: "Coach Rodriguez told me to play man coverage on defense, I came in motion and saw the receiver do an out route, my job was to key on my opponent all the time and we led 20-15, we thought that we played our best all season and waited for my teammates to help make the tackles." "On the interception that I made for the score the receiver turned his hips and my responsibility is to followed in front of him and ran 99 yards for the touchdown."

With the win the 6-5 Oceanside Pirates will travel to Eastlake High School in a quarter final game next Friday kickoff at 7 PM in Chula Vista, CA. Otay Ranch finished their season at 6-5.

This is a game, perhaps, years in the making...No question both teams are talented...but while Heritage was facing off with the likes of REV, Orange Lutheran, and Cajon...Rancho Verde was playing Bonita Vista, Grossmont, and Hawkins (teams with a combined record of 5-22)...Will the scheduling difference matter on Friday Night?

Two completely different styles of football battling it out for one league championship...Who do you feel has the upper hand?

Notre Dame 21 Citrus Valley 0 Half
Kaiser 13 Sultana 9 Half