Per the LA Times:

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA REGIONAL BOWL GAMES

Friday

Division 1-AA: San Diego Lincoln 37, Sierra Canyon 14

Division 2-AA: Chula Vista Mater Dei 22, Downey 21

Division 3-AA: San Jacinto 49, San Diego University City 45

Division 4-AA: Northwood 10, Delano Kennedy 7

Division 5-AA: Muir 33, Blythe Palo Verde Valley7

Division 6-AA: Escondido Classical Academy 34, Lancaster 14

Saturday, 6 p.m. unless noted

Division 1-A: Bakersfield Liberty (11-2) at Yorba Linda (14-0)

Division 2-A: Etiwanda (9-5) at El Cajon Granite Hills (11-2)

Division 3-A: Laguna Hills (13-1) at Birmingham (9-4), 7 p.m.

Division 4-A: Granada Hills (11-2) at Laguna Beach (11-3)

Division 5-A: Shafter (10-4) at Walnut (11-3)

Division 6-A: Granada Hills Kennedy (9-5) at San Gabriel (10-3)

Division 7-A: Whittier Christian (10-4) at Crenshaw (6-7)


NORTHERN CALIFORNIA REGIONAL BOWL GAMES

Friday

Division 1-AA: Concord De La Salle 17, Folsom 14

Division 2-AA: Oakland McClymonds 49, Lemoore 35

Division 3-AA: Sacramento Grant 36, El Cerrito 7

Division 4-AA: Escalon 42, Chico Pleasant Valley 20

Division 5-AA: Hughson 32, Ripon Christian 28

Division 6-AA: San Jose Santa Teresa 30, Palo Alto 20

Saturday, 6 p.m. unless noted

Division 1-A: Manteca (11-1) at Pittsburg (11-2)

Division 2-A: Kentfield Marin Catholic (13-0) at Danville San Ramon Valley (11-2)

Division 3-A: Fairfield Vanden (12-1) vs. San Jose Bellarmine (7-6) at San Jose CC

Division 4-A: Atherton Menlo (8-5) at Novato San Marin (11-2)

Division 5-A: Lakeport Clear Lake (12-1) at Orland (13-0)

Division 6-A: Atascadero (9-4) at Colusa (10-2)

= = = =

STATE CHAMPIONSHIP BOWL GAMES

Saturday (Dec. 3)

Division 7-AA: Pinole Valley (8-4) at Mendota (9-5), 6 p.m.

at Saddleback College

Friday, Dec. 9

Division 2-AA: Chula Vista Mater Dei (10-4) vs. Oakland McClymonds (12-1), 4 p.m.

Division 1-AA: San Diego Lincoln (12-1) vs. Concord De La Salle (10-3), 8 p.m.

Saturday, Dec. 10

Division 2-A: SOUTH vs. NORTH, noon

Division 1-A: SOUTH vs. NORTH, 4 p.m.

Open Division: St. John Bosco (12-1) vs. San Mateo Serra (13-0), 8 p.m.

Remaining games, Saturday, Dec. 10, 6 p.m. unless noted

Division 3-AA: San Jacinto (13-2) at Sacramento Grant (11-2)

Division 3-A: SOUTH at NORTH

Division 4-AA: Northwood (14-1) at Escalon (12-3)

Division 4-A: SOUTH at NORTH

Division 5-AA: Muir (9-6) at Hughson (12-2)

Division 5-A: SOUTH at NORTH

Division 6-AA: Escondido Classical Academy (11-3) at San Jose Santa Teresa (9-5)

Division 6-A: SOUTH at NORTH

Division 7-A: SOUTH at San Francisco Lincoln (9-3), 1 p.m.

El Toro 84 St. Joseph's Academy 41 SJA: Angel Ochla led with 31 points.

Mar Vista 64 Fallbrook 58 FB: Samuel Carmona 23, Maliki Brotherton 13 Reese Holmes 11

San Pasqual 60 Canyon Hills 57 SP: James Massaquoi 19 Aaron Fournier 17

San Marcos 68 Orange Glen 48 SM: 14 points each by Derek Tuason, Massen El Bisot and Deuce Sims. OG 25 by Mark Madore 10 by Axel Rivera.

Carlsbad 89 St. Joseph Academy 48 SJA: 24 by Angel Ochoa and 14 for Justice Aliafor.

Calvin Christian 62 Classical Academy 40 CC: 28 points by Vince Patterson and 12 by Isaac Lapka. CA: 14 by Pressley Brusskotter

Olympian 63 Escondido Charter 53 EC: 12 each by John Scates and Austin Pincock, 11 by Max Mowery.

Mater Dei Catholic 81 San Marcos 60 SM: 17 by Colton Kelley and 13 by Jalen Williams

Fallbrook 57 Tri City Christian 45 FB performers: Samuel Carmona 18, 11 each by Reese Holmes, Maliki Brotherton and Xavier Charland

Torrey Pines 96 Orange Glen 65 OG performers: 22 by Mark Madore and 14 by Noah Fontelara

Clairemont 65 Escondido Charter 61 EC: John Scates 23 points

Mission Viejo 62 St. Joseph Academy 36 SJA: Angel Ochoa 22

Classical Academy 78 Mountain Empire 43 CA: Donovan Arnold 17, Ethan Davis 15, Presley Bruskotter 13, Diego Alvarez Ponce 10

Lincoln 61 Oceanside 35 Lincoln performers Sebastian Flores and Derrion Mason 12 points each. 7 by Kyelin King

Calvin Christian 63 Guajome Park 49 Josiah Parris 17 16 by Sin Jin Howarth 10 each by Isaac Lapka and Vince Patterson

San Francisco 49ers 13 New Orleans Saints 0 SF: Mission Hills and Brigham Young alum Fred Warner 2 pass deflections, 1 forced fumble 5 tackles 3 assists NO: Mission Hills and Ohio State alum Chris Olave 62 yards receiving 9 targets, Rashid Shaheed Mount Carmel and Weber State alum 53 yards and 3 targets. Mater Dei alum Jason Myers 2 for 2 on field goals, 4-4 on PAT's

Jacksonville Jaguars 28 Baltimore Ravens 27 Jags: Point Loma alum Jamal Agnew 37 yards receiving and 1 touchdown. Otay Ranch and Utah Ute alum Devin Lloyd 2 tackles.

Washington Commanders 19 Atlanta Falcons 13 Cathedral Catholic and Stanford alum Casey Toohill 1 tackle and 1 assist.

Per CIF press release:

The top teams from the North and South respectively have been selected and will advance directly to the Open Division CIF State Championship Bowl Game:

OPEN DIVISION
Serra, San Mateo vs. St. John Bosco at Saddleback College – Saturday, Dec. 10 at 8:00 p.m.

The following is the schedule for the 2022 CIF Regional Football Championship Bowl Games for Divisions 1-AA through 7-A. Winners from the NorCal and SoCal Regional games will advance to the CIF State Football Championships representing their respective divisions for the title of CIF State Champion. All teams were slotted based on competitive equity and the respective criteria.

DIVISION 1–AA
North: De La Salle at Folsom – Friday, Dec. 2 at 7:30 p.m.
South: Lincoln, San Diego at Sierra Canyon – Friday, Dec. 2 at 7:30 p.m.

DIVISION 1–A
North: Manteca at Pittsburg – Saturday, Dec. 3 at 6:00 p.m.
South: Liberty, Bakersfield at Yorba Linda – Saturday, Dec. 3 at 6:00 p.m.

DIVISION 2–AA
North: Lemoore at McClymonds – Friday, Dec. 2 at 7:30 p.m.
South: Mater Dei Catholic at Downey – Friday, Dec. 2 at 7:30 p.m.

DIVISION 2–A
North: Marin Catholic at San Ramon Valley – Saturday, Dec. 3 at 6:00 p.m.
South: Etiwanda at Granite Hills, El Cajon – Saturday, Dec. 3 at 6:00 p.m.

DIVISION 3–AA
North: Grant at El Cerrito – Friday, Dec. 2 at 7:30 p.m.
South: University City at San Jacinto – Friday, Dec. 2 at 7:30 p.m.

DIVISION 3–A
North: Vanden vs. Bellarmine at San Jose City College – Saturday, Dec. 3 at 6:00 p.m.
South: Laguna Hills at Birmingham – Saturday, Dec. 3 at 6:00 p.m.

DIVISION 4–AA
North: Pleasant Valley at Escalon – Friday, Dec. 2 at 7:30 p.m.
South: Northwood at Kennedy, Delano – Friday, Dec. 2 at 7:30 p.m.

DIVISION 4–A
North: Menlo at San Marin – Saturday, Dec. 3 at 6:00 p.m.
South: Granada Hills at Laguna Beach – Saturday, Dec. 3 at 6:00 p.m.

DIVISION 5–AA
North: Ripon Christian at Hughson – Friday, Dec. 2 at 7:30 p.m.
South: Muir at Palo Verde – Friday, Dec. 2 at 7:30 p.m.

DIVISION 5–A
North: Clear Lake at Orland – Saturday, Dec. 3 at 6:00 p.m.
South: Shafter at Walnut – Saturday, Dec. 3 at 6:00 p.m.

DIVISION 6–AA
North: Santa Teresa at Palo Alto – Friday, Dec. 2 at 7:30 p.m.
South: Lancaster vs. Classical Academy at TBA – Friday, Dec. 2 at 7:30 p.m.

DIVISION 6–A
North: Atascadero at Colusa – Saturday, Dec. 3 at 6:00 p.m.
South: Kennedy, Granada Hills at San Gabriel – Saturday, Dec. 3 at 6:00 p.m.

DIVISION 7–AA
State Championship Pinole Valley at Mendota – Saturday, Dec. 3 at 6:00 p.m.

DIVISION 7–A
North: Lincoln, San Francisco – BYE
South: Whittier Christian at Crenshaw – Friday, Dec. 2 at 7:30 p.m.

Tickets for the 2022 CIF Regional Football Championship Bowl Games are available online only through CIF’s ticketing partner GoFan. Tickets are $12 for adults and $8 for high school students, seniors (65+), and children (5+). Two tickets would be required to attend at least one game on each day.

*Tickets will go on sale at 12pm on Wednesday, November 30, to the public.

By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer-Escondido High School-Escondido, CA-Saturday, November 26, 2022: The Crawford Colts attempted to win their first San Diego Section CIF Football title since 1961 again this season as they led 7-0 at halftime on Hamidi Sharif's (39 yards rushing) scored the first touchdown of 4 yards

The second half was all Classical Academy Caimans at 9-3 as they scored 19 points in the 3rd and 14 in the fourth quarters as they defeated the Colts of Crawford for their first Division V CIF San Diego Section Football in school history. Crawford's record is 2-4 in CIF Final Games.

Life Pollard running back for Classical Academy Caimans: I give credit to my teammates as they told me to keep my head, I performed well on opening up the game." "The first touchdown I scored from Luke Sega I was Crawford's defenders." "I told the coach to discipline me so I can be ready for the second half as our offense came improved with 3 touchdowns runs of 2, 37 and 57 yards." "My running backs coach told me to keep up my responsibilities as I give credit to the offensive line for doing their duties, but were not done yet when the CIF States will come

Josiah Cruz Head Football Coach of Classical Academy "These guys have shown improvement all year being down 7-0 does it sting a little bit yes it does but when we trailed I made adjustments for what we need to improve on in the second half we found a way to comeback with the victory Crawford has an amazing defense they have players lined all over the field they shut us out in the first half I can't say good things about their defense Life Pollard ran the ball well for us as the rest of the squad have executed well .

Classical Academy

QB Luke Sega threw for 61 yards passing 1 touchdown pass of 53 yards to Life Pollard (1 reception for 53 yards-rushed for 138 yards scored 3 touchdown runs on the ground of 2, 57 and 37 yards)

Crawford scored their second touchdown in the game as qb Gavin Nguyen threw for 214 yards found wide receiver Trevon Banks (86 yards receiving) for a 2 yarder.

The Colts finished their season as 11-2 and are 1-5 in CIF Section Finals. Classical Academy will take on Lancaster High School in a State Playoff playoff contest.

Per the LA Times:

CITY CHAMPIONSHIPS

Friday

Division II: Granada Hills Kennedy 22, Panorama 21

Division III: Crenshaw 49, Los Angeles Wilson 14

Saturday

Open Division: Birmingham 49, Garfield 13

Division I: Granada Hills 44, Palisades 7

SOUTHERN SECTION CHAMPIONSHIPS

Friday

Division 1: St. John Bosco 24, Mater Dei 22

Division 3: Yorba Linda 9, Upland 6

Division 4: Downey 40, Cypress 7

Division 6: San Jacinto 42, Orange 15

Division 11: Walnut 27, Bellflower 14

Division 13: San Gabriel 52, Bishop Montgomery 27

Division 14: Whittier Christian 20, Lynwood 7

Saturday

Division 2: Sierra Canyon 23, Inglewood 7

Division 5: Etiwanda 45, St. Francis 42

Division 7: Laguna Hills 28, Golden Valley 27

Division 8: Northwood 35, Lakewood 14

Division 9: Laguna Beach 36, Diamond Bar 28

Division 10: Muir 21, Salesian 0

Division 12: Lancaster 44, Cerritos Valley Christian 42

2022 Nor Cal Tip Off Classic results:

Game 1: Granada 69, Vanden 61

Player of the Game: Tyler Harris from Granada (21 points)



Game 2: Dougherty Valley 74, Oakland Tech 62

Player of the Game: Ryan Beasley from Dougherty Valley (28 points)



Game 3: Campolindo 52, Grant 28

Player of the Game: Logan Robeson from Campolindo (18 points)



Game 4: Oakland 65, Monterey Trail 52

Player of the Game: Jimon Campbell from Oakland (12 points)



Game 5: Riordan 74, Weston Ranch 67

Player of the Game: Christian Wise from Riordan (17 points)



Game 6: Inderkum 68, Dublin 65

Player of the Game: Jermaine Halliburton from Inderkum (25 points)



Game 7: Archbishop Mitty 59, Clovis North 48

Player of the Game: Tyler Jones from Mitty (14 points)



Game 8: Notre Dame 98, Modesto Christian 72

Player of the Game: Mercy Miller from Notre Dame (23 points)

By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer-Escondido High School-Escondido, CA-Friday November 25, 2022: For the first time since 2014 and 2015 the Fallbrook Warriors finished the 2022 season with a winning record at 9-3 and for the second year in a row, they met the Yellowjackets of Palo Verde Valley. In 2021 CIF San Diego Section football playoffs , the Warriors fell by a 29-28 score finished the season with a 5-7-1 record in Blythe as they reached the playoffs for the first time since 2015. Under first year head coach Ross Johnson he guided the Warriors to his first CIF San Diego Section title, their 4th in school history but the for the second year in a row the Warriors fell to the Yellowjackets of Palo Verde Valley by a 33-14 score.

Palo Verde Valley performers at 12-1: Marcis Nelson Leading Rusher for PVV 169 yards 2 touchdown runs 11 and 46 yards.
Xzavier Bejarano 2 touchdown runs of 16 and 3 yards 91 yards rushing
Jonathan Crowe 1 yard touchdown run 29 yards rushing.

Fallbrook at 9-3 Jackson Christopherson 97 yards 1 touchdown run of 16 yards.
Evan Thomas 126 yards passing threw a 17 yarder to wide receiver Kyle Collins 1 reception for 17 yards

Fallbrook Head Coach Ross Johnson: "We ran the ball today along with some of the mistakes that we made as we got sloppy in a few areas that resulted in negative play.s. " "Our offense gets built up on 5 yards on every play as it's difficult to overcome." "On the Evan Thomas 17 yard pass to Kyle Collins, we haven't run that play a lot but got hit with negative plays at first but the pass for 17 yards was executed well with leading rusher Kyle Christofferson who is one of the best backs in North County he did what we expected him to do as he ran the ball hard is a bruising runner

Footnotes:

The Fallbrook Warriors have reached their 4th overall CIF San Diego Section Final in School History. Fallbrook has won 2 CIF Titles in 1986 with a 28-14 win over Vista and in 2000 where they defeated Carlsbad 20-12. Fallbrook lost in the CIF San Diego Section Final in 2003 by a 7-3 score to Torrey Pines. Fallbrook is 2-2 in championship games.

The Yellowjackets of Palo Verde Valley made their 4th appearance in the CIF in school history in 2004 lost to Santa Fe Christian by a 20-12 score, in 2006 lost to Christian 35-12 won their second title in 2022 the other CIF title was in 2021 where they defeated Mission Bay 41-19. Palo Verde is 2-2 in San Diego Section Titles.

DI Football Title Mater Dei 34 Mission Hills 29 MD: Anthony McMillian 3 TD's total 2 of 13 and 30 yards, qb Dominic Nankil 20 yard pass for TD, Gregory Jefferson 35 yard pass to Jerry Flo McClure for the go ahead touchdown. MH: Santiago Salas 2 yard run for a touchdown, Andy Devine 1 yard touchdown run, Jonathan Reyes 3 field goals of 22, 40 and 18 yards. Mission Hills finishes at 9-4 for the 2022 season. Last appearances for the Grizzlies was in 2017 where they finished undefeated and lost to the Helix Highlanders at Southwestern College. Grizzlies alum Chris Olave who excelled at Ohio State University and currently playing for the New Orleans Saints along with Grizzly teammate and Indiana Hoosier backup quarterback Jack Tuttle. Mission Hills last football title was in 2013 where they defeated Oceanside

Per the LA Times:

SOUTHERN SECTION CHAMPIONSHIPS

Friday

Division 1: St. John Bosco 24, Mater Dei 22

Division 3: Yorba Linda 9, Upland 6

Division 4: Downey 40, Cypress 7

Division 6: San Jacinto 42, Orange 15

Division 11: Walnut 27, Bellflower 14

Division 13: San Gabriel 52, Bishop Montgomery 27

Division 14: Whittier Christian 20, Lynwood 7

Saturday

Division 2: #3 Inglewood (13-0) at #8 Sierra Canyon (9-4), 7:30 p.m.

Division 5: #9 St. Francis (10-3) at #2 Etiwanda (8-5), 7:30 p.m.

Division 7: #14 Laguna Hills (12-1) vs. #5 Golden Valley (9-4) at Canyon Country Canyon, 7 p.m.

Division 8: #11 Northwood (12-1) at #5 Lakewood (8-5), 7 p.m.

Division 9: #8 Laguna Beach (10-3) at #15 Diamond Bar (12-1), 7 p.m.

Division 10: #13 Salesian (10-3) at #6 Muir (7-6), 7 p.m.

Division 12: #2 Cerritos Valley Christian (6-7) at #1 Lancaster (8-5), 7 p.m.


CITY CHAMPIONSHIPS

Friday

Division II: Granada Hills Kennedy 22, Panorama 21

Division III: Crenshaw 49, Los Angeles Wilson 14

Saturday at Los Angeles Valley College

Division I: #3 Palisades (10-3) vs. #1 Granada Hills (10-2), 3 p.m.

Open Division: #7 Birmingham (8-4) vs. #4 Garfield (10-2), 7 p.m.

Per CIF-SS press release (excerpt):

BALLY SPORTS/NFHS NETWORK TO BROADCAST EVERY CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
Bally Sport West/SoCal, Bally Sport Prep Zone and the NFHS Network will combine to broadcast every CIF Southern Section-Ford Football Championship game LIVE via either over-the-air broadcast (Bally Sport West/SoCal) or via the Internet. The schedule will be as follows:

DIVISION 1 Ballys Sports West/SoCal
DIVISION 2 Bally Sports Prep Zone
DIVISION 3 Bally Sports Prep Zone
DIVISION 4 Bally Sports Prep Zone
DIVISION 5 Bally Sports Prep Zone
DIVISION 6 NFHS Network
DIVISION 7 NFHS Network
DIVISION 9 NFHS Network
DIVISION 10 NFHS Network
DIVISION 11 NFHS Network
DIVISION 12 NFHS Network
DIVISION 13 NFHS Network
DIVISION 14 NFHS Network

Mission Hills 28 El Camino 21

MH performers: Santiago Salas 2 yard touchdown run. After El Camino fumbled the ball,MH QB Keaton Smith threw for 2 touchdowns of 13 and 5 yards. MH 98 yards kickoff return for a touchdown. EC performers: Devin Certa 1 yard touchdown. Ray Taele 3 yard run, Zuriel Eatmon 11 yard touchdown run. Mission Hills will take on Mater Dei next week in Southwestern College in El Cajon. The last time Mission Hills appeared in the CIF Division finals was in 2017 when they were defeated by Helix 27-21 and suffered their first loss of the season. 2 former Mission Hills athletes from the 2017 team were Chris Olave currently playing for the New Orleans Saints after playing at Ohio State and Jack Tuttle a backup qb at Indiana.

Fallbrook 21 Mission Bay 3

FB: Alan Leon 2 touchdowns. Will play Palo Verde Valley for the Division IV Championship at Escondido High School on Friday, November 25. In 2021, these 2 schools met on the facilities of Palo Verde Valley and fell short by a 29-28 score in a semi final round as they finished at 5-7 . This is Fallbrook's first time in a CIF Final Round game since 2000 when they defeated Carlsbad 50-12 for a CIF title at Qualcomm Stadium.

Classical Academy 28 Escondido Charter 14

CA: Luke Sega 20 yard run, 1 yard run, Life Pollard 19 yard run and a 2 yard run, EC: qb Skylar McMahon 29 yard pass to Nicholas Patterson and a 1 yard pass to Noah Reyes.

Per the LA Times:

SOUTHERN SECTION

Semifinals, Friday

DIVISION 1
Mater Dei 52, Los Alamitos 0
St. John Bosco 41, Mission Viejo 6

DIVISION 2
Sierra Canyon 29, Bishop Amat 23
Inglewood 41, Chaminade 38 (OT)

DIVISION 3
Yorba Linda 51, Corona del Mar 20
Upland 17, Bishop Diego 7

DIVISION 4
Downey 55, Cathedral 54
Cypress 17, Newport Harbor 14

DIVISION 5
St. Francis 52, Aquinas 35
Etiwanda 22, Leuzinger 21

DIVISION 6
Orange 38, Loyola 35
San Jacinto 15, Calabasas 14

DIVISION 7
Golden Valley 33, Mayfair 28
Laguna Hills 45, Western 33

DIVISION 8
Lakewood 24, Rancho Verde 19
Northwood 41, Vista del Lago 14

DIVISION 9
Laguna Beach 42, Norte Vista 35
Diamond Bar 21, San Dimas 14

DIVISION 10
Salesian 42, Palmdale 7
Muir 28, Baldwin Park 7

DIVISION 11
Bellflower 34, South Pasadena 21
Walnut 28, Rim of the World 3

DIVISION 12
Lancaster 20, Arroyo 17
Cerritos Valley Christian 28, Hueneme 14

DIVISION 13
Bishop Montgomery 50, Arrowhead Christian 20
San Gabriel 52, Maranatha 42

DIVISION 14
Whittier Christian 37, St. Monica 28
Lynwood 28, Bassett 27

Championships, Nov. 25-26 (dates for Div. 2-14 tba)

Division 1: #1 Mater Dei (12-0) vs. #2 St. John Bosco (11-1) at Rose Bowl, Nov. 25, 7:30 p.m.
Division 2: #3 Inglewood (13-0) at #8 Sierra Canyon (9-4)
Division 3: #4 Yorba Linda (13-0) at #7 Upland (9-4)
Division 4: #9 Downey (11-2) at #3 Cypress (13-0)
Division 5: #9 St. Francis (10-3) at #2 Etiwanda (8-5)
Division 6: #10 San Jacinto (11-2) at #8 Orange (11-2)
Division 7: #14 Laguna Hills (12-1) at #5 Golden Valley (9-4)
Division 8: #11 Northwood (12-1) at #5 Lakewood (8-5)
Division 9: #8 Laguna Beach (10-3) at #15 Diamond Bar (12-1)
Division 10: #13 Salesian (10-3) at #6 Muir (7-6)
Division 11: #11 Walnut (10-3) at #8 Bellflower (11-2)
Division 12: #2 Cerritos Valley Christian (6-7) at #1 Lancaster (8-5)
Division 13: #1 Bishop Montgomery (10-2-1)at #2 San Gabriel (9-3)
Division 14: #10 Lynwood (9-4) at #8 Whittier Christian (9-4)

CITY SECTION

Semifinals, Friday

OPEN DIVISION
Garfield 38, Eagle Rock 20
Birmingham 42, Wilmington Banning 7

DIVISION I
Granada Hills 48, Cleveland 12
Palisades 45, Narbonne 36

DIVISION II
Granada Hills Kennedy 49, Marquez 20
Panorama 19, Bell 6

DIVISION III
Los Angeles Wilson 28, Chatsworth 27
Crenshaw 66, Manual Arts 20

Championships, Nov. 25-26 at Birmingham and Los Angeles Valley College; schedule tba

Open Division: #7 Birmingham (8-4) vs. #4 Garfield (10-2)
Division I: #3 Palisades (10-3) vs. #1 Granada Hills (10-2)
Division II: #8 Granada Hills Kennedy (8-5) vs. #3 Panorama (12-1)

By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer-Snapdragon Stadium-San Diego, CA-Friday, November 18, 2022: In 2021 for the San Diego Section Division I title that was held at Escondido High School the Hornets of Lincoln fell short of their goal as they were defeated by the Highlanders of Helix Highlanders by a 28-21 score.

This year was a different story as the Hornets came back from a 24-13 deficit as starting quarterback KJ Cheatham threw for 176 yards along with 3 touchdown passes of 29 yards to Josiah Cox, 80 yards to Malik Gray (90 yards receiving) and the game winner of 65 yards to Corey Thompson MIller (99 yards receiving) as they defeated the Lancers of Carlsbad by a 28-24 score in the first high school game that was played at Snapdragon Stadium.

Other Lincoln players who contributed: Georgia bound Roderick Robinson 128 yards rushing scored 1 touchdown run of 2 yards

Carlsbad players: Mason Walsh led the Lancers with 129 yards rushing along with 2 touchdown runs of 73 yards to put Carlsbad up 7-0 and a 6 yarder. Justin johnson ran an interception return for 57 yards, Tyler Praham connected on a 31 yard field goal.

Corey Thompson Miller: " Coach Carter tells me there is going to be adversity in every game that we prepare for so I have responsibilities that I did as we came back from the big deficit of 24-13 to the game winning touchdown the play was set for me as II needed catch the ball for the go ahead touchdown as I also give credit to my offensive line."

Since 2011 under the guidance of Lincoln head coach David Dunn, he won his 3rd San Diego Section CIF football title overall.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 21 Seattle Seahawks 16 SEA: Jason Myers Mater Dei alum 55 yard field goal.

San Francisco 49ers 22 Los Angeles Chargers 16 SF: Fred Warner 3 passes deflected 4 tackles and 3 assists for 7 tackles.

Kansas City Chiefs 27 Jacksonville Jaguars 17 Jacksonville: Devin Lloyd 4 tackles 3 assists for a total of 7 tackles. Point Loma alum 1 punt return for 19 yards.

Pittsburgh Steelers 20 New Orleans Saints 10 NO: 2 local San Diego athletes made headlines for the Saints as Mission Hills and Ohio State alum Chris Olave 3 receptions for 40 yards and Mount Carmel alum Rashid Shaheed 1 reception for 12 yards.

He has had a great career and looks like he will go out as one of greatest California hs fb coaches.

Interesting to note the one coach he would rank behind of, Bob Ladoceur of DLS.

All time head to head records; Ladoceur 4; Rollinson 0.

It took Mater Dei to shift recruiting policies to finally beat the Spartans.

I've been told that the CIF-SS playoffs will go back to one location again at the end of this season, not at various high schools as it has been the last few seasons.

I've been told that the CIF-SS playoffs will go back to one location again at the end of this season, not at various high schools as it has been the last few seasons.

Per the LA Times:

SOUTHERN SECTION

DIVISION 1

Quarterfinals, Friday
Mater Dei 54, JSerra 14
Los Alamitos 52, Long Beach Poly 42
Mission Viejo 31, Corona Centennial 28
St. John Bosco 49, Orange Lutheran 14

DIVISION 2

Quarterfinals, Friday
Sierra Canyon 42, Gardena Serra 16
Bishop Amat 64, Oak Hills 27
Inglewood 13, Rancho Cucamonga 7
Chaminade 38, Citrus Valley 28

DIVISION 3

Quarterfinals, Friday unless noted
Corona del Mar 41, Chaparral 28
Yorba Linda 30, Palos Verdes 26
#3 El Modena (11-0) vs. #6 Bishop Diego (8-3) at Santa Barbara CC, SATURDAY
Upland 28, West Ranch 21 (OT)

DIVISION 4

Quarterfinals, Friday
Downey 31, Camarillo 28
Cathedral 26, Oxnard Pacifica 21
Cypress 29, Millikan 28
Newport Harbor 49, Newbury Park 28

DIVISION 5

Quarterfinals, Friday
St. Francis 35, Villa Park 28
Aquinas 15, Alemany 13
Leuzinger 21, Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 13
Etiwanda 69, Anaheim Canyon 49

DIVISION 6

Quarterfinals, Friday
Orange 34, San Juan Hills 18
Loyola 17, Culver City 14
Calabasas 35, Ramona 14
San Jacinto 51, Oak Park 32

DIVISION 7

Quarterfinals, Friday
Mayfair 12, Claremont 7
Golden Valley 42, Paloma Valley 28
Laguna Hills 35, Ontario Christian 14
Western 26, King 14

DIVISION 8

Quarterfinals, Friday
Rancho Verde 53, Elsinore 25
Lakewood 33, Redondo 7
Northwood 17, Grand Terrace 14
Vista del Lago 26, Crean Lutheran 21

DIVISION 9

Quarterfinals, Friday
Laguna Beach 41, La Quinta 16
Norte Vista 33, Garden Grove 27
San Dimas 45, Tahquitz 21
Diamond Bar 42, Hillcrest 7

DIVISION 10

Quarterfinals, Friday
Palmdale 21, Santa Ana 14
Salesian 28, Sunny Hills 3
Muir 21, Norwalk 0
Baldwin Park 26, Covina 25

DIVISION 11

Quarterfinals, Friday
Bellflower 35, Chino 21
South Pasadena 35, St. Margaret’s 21
Walnut 18, Campbell Hall 14
Rim of the World 20, Westminster 13

DIVISION 12

Quarterfinals, Friday
Lancaster 34, Montebello 8
Arroyo 27, Los Altos 19 (Thursday)
Hueneme 26, Santa Ana Valley 14
Cerritos Valley Christian 35, Portola 34 (OT)

DIVISION 13

Quarterfinals, Friday
Bishop Montgomery 35, Colton 28
Arrowhead Christian 14, Santa Paula 13
Maranatha 49, Jurupa Valley 47 (OT)
San Gabriel 22, Miller 10

DIVISION 14

Quarterfinals, Friday
Whittier Christian 28, Bolsa Grande 21
St. Monica 34, Garey 21
Bassett 30, Fontana 26
Lynwood 27, Rosemead 26

NEXT WEEK:

SOUTHERN SECTION

DIVISION 1

Semifinals, Nov. 18, 7 p.m.
#4 Los Alamitos (9-2) at #1 Mater Dei (11-0)
#2 St. John Bosco (10-1) at #6 Mission Viejo (10-1)

DIVISION 2

Semifinals, Nov. 18, 7 p.m.
#8 Sierra Canyon (8-4) at #4 Bishop Amat (9-3)
#2 Chaminade (10-2) at #3 Inglewood (12-0)

DIVISION 3

Semifinals, Nov. 18, 7 p.m.
#1 Corona del Mar (9-3) at #4 Yorba Linda (12-0)
El Modena/Bishop Diego winner at #7 Upland (8-4)

DIVISION 4

Semifinals, Nov. 18, 7 p.m.
#4 Cathedral (10-2) at #9 Downey (10-2)
#2 Newport Harbor (8-4) at #3 Cypress (12-0)

DIVISION 5

Semifinals, Nov. 18, 7 p.m.
#4 Aquinas (10-2) at #9 St. Francis (9-3)
#6 Leuzinger (6-6) at #2 Etiwanda (7-5)

DIVISION 6

Semifinals, Nov. 18, 7 p.m.
#4 Loyola (7-5) at #8 Orange (10-2)
#3 Calabasas (8-4) at #10 San Jacinto (10-2)

DIVISION 7

Semifinals, Nov. 18, 7 p.m.
#5 Golden Valley (8-4) at #1 Mayfair (8-4)
#7 Western (10-1) at #14 Laguna Hills (11-1)

DIVISION 8

Semifinals, Nov. 18, 7 p.m.
#5 Lakewood (7-5) at #16 Rancho Verde (5-7)
#2 Vista del Lago (9-3) at #11 Northwood (11-1)

DIVISION 9

Semifinals, Friday, 7 p.m.
#4 Norte Vista (9-3) at #8 Laguna Beach (9-3)
#6 San Dimas (8-4) at #15 Diamond Bar (11-1)

DIVISION 10

Semifinals, Nov. 18, 7 p.m.
#9 Palmdale (8-4) at #13 Salesian (9-3)
#6 Muir (6-6) at #15 Baldwin Park (10-2)

DIVISION 11

Semifinals, Nov. 18, 7 p.m.
#8 Bellflower (10-2) at #5 South Pasadena (10-2)
#7 Rim of the World (7-5) at #11 Walnut (9-3)

DIVISION 12

Semifinals, Nov. 18, 7 p.m.
#1 Lancaster (7-5) at #4 Arroyo (9-3)
#6 Hueneme (6-6) at #2 Cerritos Valley Christian (5-7)

DIVISION 13

Semifinals, Nov. 18, 7 p.m.
#12 Arrowhead Christian (8-4) at #1 Bishop Montgomery (9-2-1)
#3 Maranatha (11-0-1) at #2 San Gabriel (8-3)

DIVISION 14

Semifinals, Nov. 18, 7 p.m.
#4 St. Monica (7-5) at #8 Whittier Christian (8-4)
#14 Bassett (5-7) at #10 Lynwood (8-4)

NOTES: Championships, Nov. 25-26.

El Camino 19 Helix 14 ot Carson Howard game winning 7 yard run for El Camino. Will meet Mission Hills next week in Southwestern College.

Fallbrook 47 Francis Parker 21 Fallbrook performers: Alan Leon 3 touchdown runs of 66, 32 and 17 yards,Evan Thomas 10 yard touchdown run along with a 21 yard pass to Kaleb Collings, Joshua Gomez 2 field goals of 23 and 36 yards,Jackson Christofferson 1 yard run. The top seed Warriors of Fallbrook will host the Bucs of Mission Bay in a Division IV semi final game.

Per the LA Times:

CITY

OPEN DIVISION

Quarterfinals, Thursday
Eagle Rock 38, San Pedro 31 (OT)
Garfield 50, Franklin 29
Wilmington Banning 25, Los Angeles Roosevelt 24
Birmingham 28, Venice 27 (2OT)

DIVISION I

Quarterfinals, Thursday
Granada Hills 64, South Gate 28
Cleveland 7, Fairfax 6
Palisades 42, Dymally 14
Narbonne 34, Carson 32

DIVISION II

Quarterfinals, Thursday
Granada Hills Kennedy 50, Taft 20
Marquez 45, North Hollywood 42
Panorama 31, King/Drew 14
Bell 16, Santee 0

DIVISION III

Quarterfinals, Thursday
Chatsworth 35, Fremont 20
Los Angeles Wilson 35, Los Angeles Jordan 18
Manual Arts 50, Bernstein 8
Crenshaw 43, Verdugo Hills 3

NEXT WEEK

OPEN DIVISION

Semifinals, Nov. 18, 7:30 p.m.
#8 Eagle Rock (10-1) at #4 Garfield (9-2)
#7 Birmingham (7-4) at #3 Wilmington Banning (6-5)

DIVISION I

Semifinals, Nov. 18, 7:30 p.m.
#5 Cleveland (8-4) at #1 Granada Hills (9-2)
#10 Narbonne (6-6) at #3 Palisades (9-3)

DIVISION II

Semifinals, Nov. 18, 7:30 p.m.
#8 Granada Hills Kennedy (7-5) at #4 Marquez (8-2-1)
#3 Panorama (11-1) at #2 Bell (5-7)

DIVISION III

Semifinals, Nov. 18, 7:30 p.m.
#5 Los Angeles Wilson (6-5) at #1 Chatsworth (4-8)
#3 Manual Arts (7-4) at #2 Crenshaw (4-7)

NOTES: Championships, Nov. 25-26.


SOUTHERN SECTION

DIVISION 12

Quarterfinal, Thursday
Arroyo 27, Los Altos 19

By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer-Swede Krcmar Stadium-Carlsbad High School-Carlsbad, CA-Thursday, November 10, 2022: For the third year in a row the Carlsbad Lancers under head football coach Thadd McNeal have advanced to the San Diego Section Open Division Finals

Alabama bound qb Julian Sayin threw for 278 yards along with 2 touchdown passes of 34 and 46 yards to wide receiver Justin Jefferson (130 yards receiving) and scored on a 1 yard run Nico Arbot ( 21 yards rushing)scored on an 8 yard run, Tyler Prashan's 32 yard field goal and Mason Walsh (led the Lancers in rushing with 70 yards) scored on a 19 yard touchdown run.

Thadd McNeil Carlsbad Head Football Coach of Carlsbad High School: "As we make the CIF finals for our 3rd year in a row, it's a great opportunity for us every year that will be different for us as we'are excited to be back in the finals Running back Mason Walsh, who wrestles for us, went over his career for 1000 total yards rushing and is only a junior. I was very pleased with his performance today running the ball."

Julien Sayin qb on his performance vs Poway : "Our coaching staff prepared us for Poway during the week as we worked out in the weight room which helped us to prepare for today's game." "When I threw my 2 touchdown passes to Justin Johnson he went up caught the ball at the right time and is a great receiver." "On my 1 yard run I give credit to our offensive line as they blocked well for us." "I am really excited to head out to Tuscaloosa to meet Coach Saban and the staff Bama football is an experience. "

The Titans of Poway conclude their season as they finish with a 10-1 record are led by Connor Rath with 79 yards rushing and qb Dillon Curry 31 yards passing

With the win the Lancers of Carlsbad improve to 10-1 and will take on the winner of the Lincoln vs. Madison contest that will be held next Friday, November 18, 2022 at Snapdragon Stadium.

Per the LA Times:

SOUTHERN SECTION

DIVISION 1

First round, Friday
JSerra 27, Santa Margarita 20
Orange Lutheran 38, Edison 37

DIVISION 2

First round, Friday
Gardena Serra 28, Norco 14
Sierra Canyon 22, Warren 21
Oak Hills 26, St. Bonaventure 20
Bishop Amat 70, Murrieta Valley 49
Inglewood 35, Apple Valley 21
Rancho Cucamonga 14, Oaks Christian 10
Citrus Valley 34, Cajon 16
Chaminade 27, San Clemente 26 (2OT)

DIVISION 3

First round, Friday unless noted
Corona del Mar 30, Ayala 23 (Thursday)
Chaparral 62, Thousand Oaks 14
Palos Verdes 14, La Serna 12
Yorba Linda 31, Charter Oak 21
El Modena 15, Pasadena 14 (Thursday)
#11 Vista Murrieta (5-5) vs. #6 Bishop Diego (7-3) at Santa Barbara CC, Saturday
Upland 23, Tesoro 22
West Ranch 42, St. Pius X-St. Matthias 21

DIVISION 4

First round, Friday
Camarillo 35, Eastvale Roosevelt 20
Downey 38, Santa Barbara 21
Oxnard Pacifica 34, Rio Mesa 7
Cathedral 36, Orange Vista 31
Cypress 28, Highland 26
Millikan 49, Saugus 21
Newbury Park 41, Mira Costa 14
Newport Harbor 43, Valencia 17

DIVISION 5

First round, Friday
Villa Park 42, Murrieta Mesa 7
St. Francis 48, Silverado 20
Alemany 40, Temecula Valley 14
Aquinas 27, Jurupa Hills 0
Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 35, Great Oak 20
Leuzinger 47, Beaumont 14
Anaheim Canyon 35, Colony 21
Etiwanda 38, Yucaipa 7

DIVISION 6

First round, Friday unless noted
San Juan Hills 35, Palm Desert 0
#9 Huntington Beach (5-5) vs. #8 Orange (8-2) at El Modena, Saturday
Culver City 35, El Dorado 24
Loyola 13, Lawndale 7
Calabasas 44, La Habra 32
Ramona 27, Northview 17
San Jacinto 57, Trabuco Hills 51
Oak Park 29, North Torrance 12

DIVISION 7

First round, Friday unless noted
Mayfair 35, Glendora 28
#9 Claremont (7-2) vs. #8 Hart (4-6) at Valencia, Saturday
Golden Valley 28, Summit 14
Paloma Valley 28, Palm Springs 24
Laguna Hills 42, Eisenhower 23
Ontario Christian 57, Sultana 55
Western 21, Buena 20
King 40, Troy 21

DIVISION 8

First round, Friday
Rancho Verde 21, Brentwood 14
Elsinore 28, Liberty 20
Lakewood 28, Hemet 10
Redondo 24,Village Christian 22
Grand Terrace 33, Harvard-Westlake 21
Northwood 63, Monrovia 56
Crean Lutheran 35, Aliso Niguel 34
Vista del Lago 26, Riverside North 20

DIVISION 9

First round, Friday unless noted
La Quinta 61, Granite Hills 47
Laguna Beach 24, West Torrance 21
Garden Grove 14, Moreno Valley 12 (Thursday)
Norte Vista 30, Adelanto 6 (Thursday)
Tahquitz 50, Burbank Burroughs 47
San Dimas 13, West Covina 0
Hillcrest 55, Quartz Hill 54 (2OT)
Diamond Bar 41, Coachella Valley 10

DIVISION 10

First round, Friday
Santa Ana 14, Fillmore 7
Palmdale 42, El Rancho 13
Sunny Hills 48, La Salle 22
Salesian 21, Sonora 20
Norwalk 28, Rio Hondo Prep 27
Muir 28, Tustin 21
Covina 35, Cantwell-Sacred Heart 23
Baldwin Park 28, Dana Hills 16

DIVISION 11

First round, Friday unless noted
Chino 29, Capistrano Valley Christian 20
Bellflower 30, Bell Gardens 27 (Thursday)
South Pasadena 43, Yucca Valley 35
St. Margaret’s 55, Segerstrom 27
Campbell Hall 27, La Canada 7
#11 Walnut (7-3) vs. #6 Heritage Christian (6-4) at Birmingham, Saturday
Rim of the World 28, Woodbridge 27
Westminster 33, Schurr 7

DIVISION 12

First round, Friday
Lancaster 28, Sierra Vista 16
Montebello 22, Indio 21
Los Altos 34, San Bernardino 20
Arroyo 28, San Marino 0
Santa Ana Valley 3, Victor Valley 0
Hueneme 27, Linfield Christian 6
Portola 27, Rialto 21
Cerritos Valley Christian 40, Rancho Alamitos 27

DIVISION 13

First round, Friday
Bishop Montgomery 28, Pioneer 21
Colton 42, Cerritos 41
Arrowhead Christian 23, Los Amigos 12
Santa Paula 62, El Monte 55
Maranatha 41, Santa Rosa Academy 22
Jurupa Valley 47, Azusa 21
Miller 27, Rubidoux 6
San Gabriel 28, Alhambra 17

DIVISION 14

First round, Friday unless noted
Bolsa Grande 42, Duarte 6 (Thursday)
Whittier Christian 35, Temecula Prep 18
Garey 27, Hawthorne 26
St. Monica 28, St. Jeanne de Lestonnac 26
Bassett 34, South El Monte 14
Fontana 43, Savanna 13
Lynwood 20, Gladstone 15
Rosemead 32, Silver Valley 12

NOTES: Quarterfinals, Nov. 11, 7 p.m.; semifinals, Nov, 18, 7 p.m. Championships, Nov. 25-26.


CITY

DIVISION I

First round, Friday
Granada Hills 56, Canoga Park 15
South Gate 35, Dorsey 28
Cleveland 42, Lincoln 41
Fairfax 27, El Camino Real 21
Palisades 48, Huntington Park 0
Dymally 30, Gardena 14
Narbonne 34, Westchester 13
Carson 21, Los Angeles Hamilton 3 (Thursday)

DIVISION II

First round, Friday
Taft 21, Monroe 0
Granada Hills Kennedy 20, Jefferson 3
North Hollywood 41, Legacy 30
Marquez 36, Grant 34
Panorama 35, Sun Valley Poly 14
King/Drew 18, Sylmar 14
Santee 35, Washington 20
Bell 13, Arleta 7

DIVISION III

First round, Friday
Chatsworth 58, Rivera 18
Fremont 47, Maywood CES 32
Los Angeles Wilson 18, San Fernando 12
Los Angeles Jordan 16, Angelou 10
Manual Arts 50, Locke 0
Chavez 33, Bernstein 30
Verdugo Hills 13, South East 2
Crenshaw 51, Los Angeles 0

NOTES: Quarterfinals, Nov. 10; semifinals, Nov. 18. Championships, Nov. 25-26.

Per the LA Times:

SOUTHERN SECTION

DIVISION 3
Corona del Mar 30, Ayala 23
El Modena 15, Pasadena 14

DIVISION 9
Garden Grove 14, Moreno Valley 12
Norte Vista 30, Adelanto 6

DIVISION 11
Bellflower 30, Bell Gardens 27

DIVISION 14
Bolsa Grande 42, Duarte 6


CITY

DIVISION I

Carson 21, Los Angeles Hamilton 3

By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer-10-28-22-Warriors Stadium-Fallbrook High School-Fallbrook, CA-The improving Warriors of Fallbrook HIgh football squad wrapped up their miracle season with a 7-3 record behind Joshua Gomez 2 field goals of 33 and 21 yards, QB Evan Thomas scored on a 1 yard run and threw for 36 yard pass to Sean Farish,

The Longhorns got their only score that tied the game at 6-6 Connor Underhill 24 yard pass to Emmanuel Mitchell

For the first time since 2014 and 2015 the Warriors recorded their first winning season at 7-3 along with a share of the Valley League Title with San Pasqual. Fallbrook will be making their second trip to the CIF San Diego Section as they have advanced with a Bye will play the winner of the Hilltop vs. Francis Parker contest. In 2021, the Warriors were defeated in the playoffs by Blythe Palo Verde 29-28