Folks,
First looking for a confirmation on how playoff selection and seeding takes place.

I think, first you have to be "playoff eligible" by the standards established by the CIF Southern Section, although under unique circumstances, if a full set of 16 teams did not meet the eligibility requirements in your respective division, they would open it up to all remaining teams that applied for a playoff "exception" or whatever they call it, but those teams would be selected last and only if there were any available slots.

1st place teams get selected first, 2nd place teams get selected after all first place teams have been selected, followed by third place teams in eligible slots of leagues with enough teams to get a playoff eligible third place team.

Once all 16 slots have been filled by the established eligibility prioritizing, then teams are seeded by the selection committee using multiple factors, that would allow a 2nd or 3rd place team to possibly get seeded ahead of a first place team. That is the way I understand it.

Now to who gets to the playoffs. I will use the calpreps.com rating system as my method of team selection.
1) Culver City (5-0).
I could have sworn I saw the ratings bounce back and forth today between CC & Glendora but my last look saw CC as #1 in D-5 for calpreps.com rankings. The Centaurs are not necessarily a lock to finish first in their Ocean League as they must face Div 3 Lawndale who has a slightly higher power ranking than the Centaurs. Worst case, the Centaurs finish 2cnd, going 9-1 overall. Anything else would be a shocking development. They will be playoff eligible and easily make the playoffs unless there are 16 first place teams in the Division. If they win against Lawndale, they will finish 10-0 and likely get the top seed or 2cnd seed, no worse than 4th seed. So a win against Lawndale is essential for CC to get the best playoff seeding possible.

2) Glendora (5-0).
Only Ayala (5-0) in the Palomares League looks strong enough to challenge the Tartans for first place, although Bonita(5-0) might want to argue otherwise. But the rankings favor Glendora and they should arrive in the playoffs as a first place team with a high seeding.

3) Oxnard(4-1) Pacifica (5-0) could present a challenge to first place in the Pacific View League for Oxnard but Oxnard is favored to take first place, at least by the current power rankings in calpreps.com. Even if Oxnard falters against Pacifica, they will fall no lower than 2nd in league and still be playoff eligible.

More to follow, if I get a chance.

Courtesy LA Times:

CITY

CENTRAL LEAGUE
Bernstein 40, Mendez 20
Hollywood 39, Belmont 6
Marquez 42, Contreras 7

COLISEUM LEAGUE
Crenshaw 45, Locke 21
Fremont 56, Dorsey 0
View Park 36, Hawkins 12

EAST VALLEY LEAGUE
Arleta 41, Verdugo Hills 13
Grant 46, North Hollywood 0
Sun Valley Poly 28, Monroe 20

EASTERN LEAGUE
Bell 35, Legacy 0
Garfield 68, South East 0
Los Angeles Roosevelt 21, South Gate 18

EXPOSITION LEAGUE
Manual Arts 56, Rivera 2
Washington 24, Jefferson 21

MARINE LEAGUE
Narbonne 58, Gardena 6
Wilmington Banning 36, Carson 35

METRO LEAGUE
Los Angeles Jordan 26, Los Angeles 20
New Designs Watts 36, Sotomayor 0
Rancho Dominguez 28, Maywood CES 22

NORTHERN LEAGUE
Eagle Rock 45, Franklin 36
Lincoln 52, Los Angeles Wilson 28
Los Angeles Marshall 31, Torres 20

VALLEY MISSION LEAGUE
Canoga Park 27, Sylmar 7
Reseda 41, Panorama 0
San Fernando 70, Van Nuys 0

WEST VALLEY LEAGUE
Birmingham 62, Chatsworth 0
El Camino Real 56, Taft 3
Granada Hills 28, Cleveland 18

WESTERN LEAGUE
Palisades 31, Los Angeles University 0
Venice 63, Fairfax 32
Westchester 60, Los Angeles Hamilton 28

SOUTHERN SECTION

605 LEAGUE
Artesia 47, Cerritos 21
Glenn 30, Pioneer 26

ACADEMY LEAGUE
Fairmont Prep 62, Southlands Christian 20

ALMONT LEAGUE
Alhambra 33, San Gabriel 6
Bell Gardens 62, Keppel 6
Montebello 56, Schurr 20

AMBASSADOR LEAGUE
Aquinas 20, Linfield Christian 3

ANGELUS LEAGUE
Cathedral 51, Salesian 0
Crespi 42, St. Francis 35

BASELINE LEAGUE
Chino Hills 26, Los Osos 14
Rancho Cucamonga 46, Damien 14
Upland 42, Etiwanda 10

BAY LEAGUE
Mira Costa 42, Leuzinger 14
Palos Verdes 34, Redondo 7
Peninsula 49, Compton Centennial 8

BIG 4 LEAGUE
Marina 78, Westminster 6
Segerstrom 39, Garden Grove 6

BIG VIII LEAGUE
Corona Centennial 61, Norco 23
Roosevelt 6, Corona Santiago 0
King 7, Corona 6

CAMINO LEAGUE
Camarillo 42, Moorpark 14

CAMINO REAL LEAGUE
Cantwell-Sacred Heart 41, Bishop Montgomery 32
Mary Star 34, St. Monica 19

CANYON LEAGUE
Oak Park 31, Simi Valley 7
Royal 35, Agoura 14

CHANNEL LEAGUE
Dos Pueblos 14, San Marcos 12
Santa Barbara 27, Lompoc 21
Santa Ynez 41, Lompoc Cabrillo 14

CITRUS BELT LEAGUE
Cajon 57, Redlands 17
Citrus Valley 41, Carter 32
Yucaipa 52, Redlands East Valley 35

CITRUS COAST LEAGUE
Santa Paula 63, Hueneme 15

CRESTVIEW LEAGUE
Yorba Linda 35, El Modena 0

CROSS VALLEY LEAGUE
Big Bear 15, Riverside Prep 13

DEL REY LEAGUE
St. Anthony 20, St. Genevieve 14 (OT)
St. Paul 49, Harvard-Westlake 7

DEL RIO LEAGUE
La Serna 42, Santa Fe 0
Whittier 34, California 3

DESERT EMPIRE LEAGUE
Palm Desert 17, La Quinta 14
Palm Springs 17, Rancho Mirage 14
Xavier Prep 7, Shadow Hills 6

DESERT SKY LEAGUE
Silverado 49, Granite Hills 27

DESERT VALLEY LEAGUE
Banning 12, Desert Hot Springs 6
Coachella Valley 54, Indio 25
Twentynine Palms 51, Desert Mirage 0

EMPIRE LEAGUE
Garden Grove Pacifica 21, Tustin 14

FOOTHILL LEAGUE
Hart 41, Canyon Country Canyon 20
Valencia 34, Golden Valley 0
West Ranch 53, Saugus 20

FREEWAY LEAGUE
Fullerton 21, Sonora 13
La Habra 49, Sunny Hills 7
Troy 41, Buena Park 8

GARDEN GROVE LEAGUE
Rancho Alamitos 14, Los Amigos 7

GOLD COAST LEAGUE
Brentwood 37, Campbell Hall 25

GOLDEN LEAGUE
Antelope Valley 44, Lancaster 0
Knight 47, Eastside 12
Palmdale 25, Highland 24
Quartz Hill 48, Littlerock 0

HACIENDA LEAGUE
Diamond Ranch 38, Charter Oak 7
South Hills 42, West Covina 13

INLAND VALLEY LEAGUE
Riverside North 45, Canyon Springs 12

IVY LEAGUE
Heritage 37, Paloma Valley 29
Rancho Verde 28, Valley View 14

MARMONTE LEAGUE
Calabasas 66, Newbury Park 7

MIRAMONTE LEAGUE
Bassett 30, Garey 13
Pomona 28, Ganesha 21

MISSION LEAGUE
Bishop Alemany 35, Chaminade 28 (OT)
Bishop Amat 20, Gardena Serra 13
Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 29, Loyola 23

MISSION VALLEY LEAGUE
Arroyo 42, South El Monte 17
El Monte 46, Mountain View 0
Rosemead 21, Gabrielino 6

MOJAVE RIVER LEAGUE
Apple Valley 63, Sultana 0
Oak Hills 35, Hesperia 10

MONTVIEW LEAGUE
Azusa 28, Nogales 8
Sierra Vista 56, Gladstone 0
Workman 43, Duarte 36

MOORE LEAGUE
Long Beach Cabrillo 20, Long Beach Jordan 14
Long Beach Poly 55, Compton 6
Long Beach Wilson 49, Lakewood 14

MOUNTAIN PASS LEAGUE
Citrus Hill 14, West Valley 6
San Jacinto 28, Hemet 5

MOUNTAIN VALLEY LEAGUE
Miller 35, Indian Springs 6
Moreno Valley 50, Pacific 9
Vista del Lago 40, Rubidoux 0

MT. BALDY LEAGUE
Chaffey 46, Chino 7
Diamond Bar 34, Ontario 6
Don Lugo 36, Montclair 12

NORTH HILLS LEAGUE
Brea Olinda 16, Esperanza 10 (OT)
Foothill 20, El Dorado 3

OCEAN LEAGUE
Culver City 42, El Segundo 9
Hawthorne 43, Beverly Hills 6
Lawndale 35, Santa Monica 0

OLYMPIC LEAGUE
Cerritos Valley Christian 21, Maranatha 19

ORANGE LEAGUE
Katella 49, Savanna 7
Magnolia 48, Anaheim 7
Santa Ana Valley 46, Century 0

ORANGE COAST LEAGUE
Santa Ana 42, Saddleback 0
Santa Ana Calvary Chapel 31, Costa Mesa 15

PAC 4 LEAGUE
Laguna Beach 42, Godinez 6
Western 31, Ocean View 0

PACIFIC LEAGUE
Burbank 27, Glendale 0
Muir 40, Arcadia 14
Pasadena 41, Burbank Burroughs 21

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Beckman 21, Woodbridge 13
Irvine 39, Irvine University 7
Portola 13, Northwood 10

PACIFIC VIEW LEAGUE
Oxnard 62, Channel Islands 10
Oxnard Pacifica 49, Ventura 7
Rio Mesa 24, Buena 13

PALOMARES LEAGUE
Ayala 28, Colony 0
Bonita 35, Alta Loma 3
Glendora 49, Claremont 7

PIONEER LEAGUE
Inglewood 63, Torrance 0
North Torrance 49, West Torrance 7
South Torrance 49, Morningside 6

PREP LEAGUE
Pasadena Poly 33, Vasquez 15

RIO HONDO LEAGUE
Monrovia 49, South Pasadena 7
San Marino 42, La Canada 7

RIVER VALLEY LEAGUE
Hillcrest 42, Ramona 13
Norte Vista 64, La Sierra 0
Patriot 30, Jurupa Valley 13

SAN ANDREAS LEAGUE
Eisenhower 62, Rim of the World 7
Rialto 62, Arroyo Valley 0
San Gorgonio 35, Jurupa Hills 27

SAN GABRIEL VALLEY LEAGUE
Downey 51, Dominguez 8
Gahr 31, Lynwood 13
Paramount 45, Warren 20

SAN JOAQUIN LEAGUE
St. Margaret’s 35, Saddleback Valley Christian 0

SANTA FE LEAGUE
St. Pius X-St. Matthias 34, St. Bernard 19

SEA VIEW LEAGUE
Aliso Niguel 37, Dana Hills 10
Trabuco Hills 35, Laguna Hills 13

SOUTH COAST LEAGUE
San Clemente 36, Capistrano Valley 14
Tesoro 54, El Toro 14

SOUTH VALLEY LEAGUE
Anza Hamilton 70, Sherman Indian 20

SOUTHWESTERN LEAGUE
Murrieta Mesa 41, Chaparral 29
Murrieta Valley 35, Great Oak 14
Temecula Valley 20, Vista Murrieta 17

SUBURBAN LEAGUE
Bellflower 28, Norwalk 13
Mayfair 14, La Mirada 13

SUNBELT LEAGUE
Elsinore 61, Arlington 14
Riverside Notre Dame 30, Temescal Canyon 13

SUNKIST LEAGUE
Colton 47, Bloomington 32
Grand Terrace 35, Fontana 24
Kaiser 37, Summit 21

SUNSET LEAGUE
Edison 41, Huntington Beach 15
Los Alamitos 44, Newport Harbor 3

TRINITY LEAGUE
Mater Dei 45, Santa Margarita 0
St. John Bosco 63, Orange Lutheran 6

VALLE VISTA LEAGUE
Rowland 33, Hacienda Heights Wilson 0

NONLEAGUE
Crescenta Valley 70, Santa Rosa Academy 0
La Salle 50, Victor Valley 32
Paraclete 44, Bishop Diego 13
Rancho Christian 54, Temecula Prep 0

INTERSECTIONAL
Granada Hills Kennedy 21, Carpinteria 7
Sierra Canyon 40, San Pedro 7
Whittier Christian 35, San Diego O’Farrell 7

Miracle Carlsbad Lancers behind Aiden Sayez QB's 3 touchdown passes defeats El Camino

By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer-10-18-19-Carlsbad High School-Carlsbad, CA: The Carlsbad Lancers ride a 5 game winning streak under head coach Thad MacNeill as he enters his 9th winning season continue their miracle season as Lancers qb Aiden Sayez threw for 149 yards including touchdown passes of 26 yards to DJ Young, 30 yards to Zack Chavez and 14 yards to Cole Wright as they defeated the Wildcats of El Camino 28-14.

DJ Young scored the other touchdown for the Lancers as he carried for 96 yards and scored on a 21 yarder.

For El Camino, Kiah Reed threw for 289 yards along with 2 touchdown passes of 87 and 25 yards to Zion Jackson.

The next game for the Lancers of Carlsbad High is next Friday, October 25th when they travel to LaCosta Canyon in a 7 PM Friday Night Contest.while El Camino 3-5 will host the Grizzlies of Mission HIlls.

LaJolla Country Day School 60 Army Navy Academy 3-QB-AJ Kreutzman 289 yards passing 2 touchdown passes, 44 yard rushing 1 touchdown run.

Santa Fe Christian 37 Classical Academy 20-Kian Hogan 47 yards rushing for SFC and 2 touchdowns, Brett Coopman 35 yards receptions and 2 touchdowns.

Torrey Pines 21 San Marcos 18-Brayden Fowler Nicolosi 127 yards passing, Cael Helfrich 114 yards rushing and 1 touchdown, Marco Notarainni 50 yards rushing and 1 touchdown, Dorian Lewis 22 yards 1 touchdown,

Vista 47 Westview 7-Travis Bennett 67 yards rushing and 1 touchdown. Desmond Taua 115 yards rushing, 1 touchdown. David Flores 92 yards rushing and 1 touchdown, Nico Salazar 22 yards rushing 1 touchdown. Brian Kelly 50 yards rushing and 1 touchdown.

OfficerDick is our STAR winner AGAIN this week...His 25 Wins besting a crowded field...Edging out OPHS83, doctrk, div5prep, and MagnoliaRam who were nipping at his heels...It is OfficerDick's fourth STAR of the season...That moves him to the top with doctrk who has four STARs as well...Just two weeks remain.
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Week 8 saw the favorites go 28-5 straight up...On the season favorites are 235-55 straight up.

When the point spreads were included 8 games flipped to the dogs ...That means the Favorites walloped the Dogs this week 20-13...On the season Favorites widened their lead over the dogs to 158-128-4
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Here is our Week 8 Leaderboard:

25 Wins- OfficerDick
24- OPHS83
23- doctrk
23- div5prep
23- MagnoliaRam
22- 2i Tech
21- D5fan
20- Dave Keefer
20- TVGB9482
19- FrmrOlineguy
19- CSUFGrad
19- King Marques I
18- bigmitchdogg1
17- Lights0ut
16- warrenmlk
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Our STAR Leaderboard for the season looks like this:

4 STARs- OfficerDick
4 STARs- doctrk

2 STARs- D5fan

1 STAR- FrmrOlineguy
1 STAR- OPHS83
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Here are the results from Week 8:

Thursday
Orange Vista -45 Perris* 52-0

Friday
Centennial* -40 1/2 Norco 61-23
King -2 Corona* 7-6
Roosevelt -5 Santiago* 6-0
Chino Hills -6 Los Osos* 26-14
Rancho Cucamonga -17 1/2 Damien* 46-14
Upland* -16 Etiwanda 42-10
Chaparral* -21 1/2 Murrieta Mesa 29-41
Murrieta Valley* -22 Great Oak 35-14
Vista Murrieta* -16 Temecula Valley 17-20
Cajon* -34 1/2 Redlands
Citrus Valley* -24 Carter 41-32
Redlands East Valley -7 Yucaipa* 35-52
North -23 Canyon Springs* 45-12
Heritage -30 1/2 Paloma Valley* 37-29
Rancho Verde -48 Valley View* 28-14
Beaumont -38 Tahquitz* 55-7
Citrus Hill -41 West Valley* 14-6
San Jacinto -21 1/2 Hemet* 28-5
Miller -38 Indian Springs* 35-6
Moreno Valley -40 Pacific* 50-0
Vista Del Lago -22 1/2 Rubidoux* 40-0
Hillcrest -4 1/2 Ramona* 42-13
Patriot* -10 Jurupa Valley 30-13
Norte Vista* -60 1/2 La Sierra 64-0
Arroyo Valley -19 Rialto* 0-62
Eisenhower -12 Rim of the World* 62-7
San Gorgonio* -5 Jurupa Hills 35-27
Elsinore* -20 1/2 Arlington 61-14
Notre Dame -6 Temescal Canyon* 30-13
Bloomington* -2 Colton 32-47
Grand Terrace* -7 1/2 Fontana 35-24
Kaiser -8 1/2 Summit* 37-21

Junior QB Trey Tribble went 7 for 9 passing for 303 yards and 2 TDs also had 160 yards rushing with 3 more TDS to help Kaiser all but clinch the Sunkist League title

The race is on...doctrk leads with 4 STARs...Is that enough to win it all or will he need more?...Right behind him is OfficerDick who has three STARs and is at or near the top each and every week...Will he catch and pass to claim the title?...Let's not forget D5fan, who is lurking in the shadows with two STARs and a chance at true glory...FmrOlineguy and OPHS83 can still claim a piece of the puzzle but must win-out to accomplish the feat...As for me, I am looking for one STAR to hold onto...I don't want the season to go by and not have claimed at least a week's worth of dominance...For those of you in the same situation, we have 3 weeks left to get it done...Good Luck to All.
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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 (Not an easy thing to do).

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 8:
*Denotes the home team

Thursday
Orange Vista -45 Perris*

Friday
Centennial* -40 1/2 Norco
King -2 Corona*
Roosevelt -5 Santiago*
Chino Hills -6 Los Osos*
Rancho Cucamonga -17 1/2 Damien*
Upland* -16 Etiwanda
Chaparral* -21 1/2 Murrieta Mesa
Murrieta Valley* -22 Great Oak
Vista Murrieta* -16 Temecula Valley
Cajon* -34 1/2 Redlands
Citrus Valley* -24 Carter
Redlands East Valley -7 Yucaipa*
North -23 Canyon Springs*
Heritage -30 1/2 Paloma Valley*
Rancho Verde -48 Valley View*
Beaumont -38 Tahquitz*
Citrus Hill -41 West Valley*
San Jacinto -21 1/2 Hemet*
Miller -38 Indian Springs*
Moreno Valley -40 Pacific*
Vista Del Lago -22 1/2 Rubidoux*
Hillcrest -4 1/2 Ramona*
Patriot* -10 Jurupa Valley
Norte Vista* -60 1/2 La Sierra
Arroyo Valley -19 Rialto*
Eisenhower -12 Rim of the World*
San Gorgonio* -5 Jurupa Hills
Elsinore* -20 1/2 Arlington
Notre Dame -6 Temescal Canyon*
Bloomington* -2 Colton
Grand Terrace* -7 1/2 Fontana
Kaiser -8 1/2 Summit*

If you want to show support for Chris Stevens people are going before the Chino Valley Unified School District to ask for his reinstatement tonight at 6:00pm.

I watch with interest how Mater Dei and St. John Bosco continue to play fast and loose with the transfer rules. I guess they finally realized the only way they would ever beat De La Salle in the State Open Games was to blatantly cheat and bring in numerous transfers from any high school year that a transfer might be in.

Even if MD blasts DLS in this years state game, as far as I am concerned, Bruce Rollison is still a legitimate 0-4 against DLS. Pretty shameful the way these two teams are running their programs.

Years past we had an insider in Chino. Wonder if he has the scoop...

Nice story on Jack Yary of Murrieta Valley in the LA Times by Shotgun Spratling:

http://bit.ly/JackYaryStory

Courtesy LA Times:

SOUTHERN SECTION

ALMONT LEAGUE
Alhambra 55, Montebello 48
Schurr 52, Keppel 20

AMBASSADOR LEAGUE
Aquinas 82, Bermuda Dunes Desert Christian 0
Arrowhead Christian 50, Western Christian 20
Ontario Christian 21, Linfield Christian 14

BASELINE LEAGUE
Chino Hills 28, Damien 25
Rancho Cucamonga 54, Etiwanda 3
Upland 35, Los Osos 7

BAY LEAGUE
Mira Costa 35, Peninsula 27
Palos Verdes 48, Compton Centennial 0
Redondo 24, Leuzinger 6

BIG VIII LEAGUE
Eastvale Roosevelt 43, King 7
Norco 63, Corona Santiago 14

CAMINO LEAGUE
Grace Brethren 56, Moorpark 14

CHANNEL LEAGUE
Lompoc 56, Dos Pueblos 0
San Marcos 46, Lompoc Cabrillo 0
Santa Barbara 34, Santa Ynez 0

CITRUS BELT LEAGUE
Cajon 49, Redlands East Valley 2
Carter 35, Yucaipa 26
Citrus Valley 37, Redlands 0

CITRUS COAST LEAGUE
Santa Paula 34, Carpinteria 14

DEL REY LEAGUE
St. Anthony 27, La Salle 21

DEL RIO LEAGUE
El Rancho 65, Whittier 46
La Serna 45, California 7

DESERT EMPIRE LEAGUE
Palm Desert 28, Palm Springs 10
Rancho Mirage 30, Xavier Prep 14

DESERT VALLEY LEAGUE
Banning 32, Cathedral City 13
Coachella Valley 55, Desert Mirage 0
Yucca Valley 40, Desert Hot Springs 6

EMPIRE LEAGUE
Cypress 24, Placentia Valencia 7
Garden Grove Pacifica 35, La Palma Kennedy 20
Tustin 44, Crean Lutheran 6

FOOTHILL LEAGUE
Valencia 29, Hart 27
West Ranch 36, Canyon Country Canyon 11

FREEWAY LEAGUE
La Habra 44, Fullerton 20
Sunny Hills 49, Buena Park 8
Troy 20, Sonora 11

GARDEN GROVE LEAGUE
Garden Grove Santiago 27, Rancho Alamitos 0
Loara 35, Bolsa Grande 0

GOLDEN LEAGUE
Highland 72, Lancaster 0
Knight 20, Littlerock 6
Quartz Hill 26, Antelope Valley 6
Palmdale 35, Eastside 0

HACIENDA LEAGUE
Diamond Ranch 21, Los Altos 14

INLAND VALLEY LEAGUE
Orange Vista 34, Riverside Poly 15
Riverside North 41, Lakeside 34

MARMONTE LEAGUE
Oaks Christian 56, Newbury Park 16
Westlake 34, St. Bonaventure 7

MIRAMONTE LEAGUE
La Puente 56, Garey 0

MISSION LEAGUE
Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 17, Gardena Serra 6

MISSION VALLEY LEAGUE
El Monte 26, Arroyo 21
Gabrielino 35, Mountain View 0
South El Monte 51, Rosemead 28

MOJAVE RIVER LEAGUE
Oak Hills 68, Ridgecrest Burroughs 10
Serrano 17, Apple Valley 7

MONTVIEW LEAGUE
Duarte 14, Gladstone 7

MOORE LEAGUE
Compton 48, Millikan 42
Long Beach Poly 68, Long Beach Cabrillo 0
Long Beach Wilson 46, Long Beach Jordan 12

MOUNTAIN PASS LEAGUE
Beaumont 14, Hemet 10
Citrus Hill 37, Tahquitz 7
San Jacinto 41, West Valley 0

MOUNTAIN VALLEY LEAGUE
Moreno Valley 41, Miller 0
Pacific 27, Rubidoux 21
Vista del Lago 77, San Bernardino 0

MT. BALDY LEAGUE
Chaffey 49, Montclair 3
Diamond Bar 53, Chino 13
Ontario 21, Don Lugo 14

OCEAN LEAGUE
Culver City 32, Lawndale 27
Santa Monica 36, Hawthorne 6

ORANGE LEAGUE
Anaheim 49, Century 14
Santa Ana Valley 41, Savanna 3

ORANGE COAST LEAGUE
Orange 43, Costa Mesa 0

PACIFIC LEAGUE
Pasadena 44, Arcadia 10

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Beckman 35, Irvine 12
Northwood 21, Woodbridge 14
Portola 46, Irvine University 14

PACIFIC VIEW LEAGUE
Buena 14, Channel Islands 13
Oxnard 36, Oxnard Pacifica 27
Ventura 42, Rio Mesa 7

PALOMARES LEAGUE
Ayala 13, Glendora 7
Claremont 25, Alta Loma 17

PIONEER LEAGUE
Inglewood 77, West Torrance 0
North Torrance 55, Morningside 0
South Torrance 64, Torrance 0

RIO HONDO LEAGUE
Monrovia 48, Temple City 7
San Marino 10, South Pasadena 7

RIVER VALLEY LEAGUE
Norte Vista 27, Hillcrest 20

SAN ANDREAS LEAGUE
Eisenhower 35, Rialto 0
Jurupa Hills 34, Rim of the World 7
San Gorgonio 28, Arroyo Valley 0

SAN GABRIEL VALLEY LEAGUE
Dominguez 28, Gahr 0
Paramount 48, Downey 22
Warren 56, Lynwood 6

SEA VIEW LEAGUE
San Juan Hills 35, Aliso Niguel 7
Trabuco Hills 42, Dana Hills 14

SOUTH COAST LEAGUE
Mission Viejo 63, Capistrano Valley 13
San Clemente 42, El Toro 3

SOUTH VALLEY LEAGUE
California Military Institute 62, Sherman Indian 8

SOUTHWESTERN LEAGUE
Great Oak 37, Murrieta Mesa 20
Murrieta Valley 51, Temecula Valley 49
Vista Murrieta 37, Chaparral 17

SUNKIST LEAGUE
Kaiser 37, Fontana 6
Summit 37, Colton 0

SUNSET LEAGUE
Corona del Mar 42, Edison 7
Los Alamitos 42, Fountain Valley 7
Newport Harbor 34, Huntington Beach 3

TRINITY LEAGUE
Mater Dei 56, Servite 11
St. John Bosco 49, JSerra 10

VALLE VISTA LEAGUE
Northview 57, Hacienda Heights Wilson 6
Rowland 41, Covina 20
San Dimas 43, Baldwin Park 26

NONLEAGUE
Bishop Montgomery 33, Pioneer 28
Capistrano Valley Christian 49, Southlands Christian 12
Heritage 38, Temescal Canyon 12
Mary Star 35, Verbum Dei 0
Ocean View 48, Cerritos 14
Paloma Valley 36, Arlington 27
Paraclete 38, St. Francis 33
Pasadena Poly 42, Saddleback Valley Christian 6
Rancho Christian 28, Salesian 6
Rancho Verde 55, Elsinore 7
Rio Hondo Prep 52, Laguna Beach 14
Riverside Notre Dame 44, Valley View 28
Simi Valley 59, Nordhoff 14
St. Pius X-St. Matthias 40, Godinez 14
Yorba Linda 47, Brea Olinda 7

INTERSECTIONAL
Santa Maria St. Joseph 35, St. Margaret’s 24
Spokane (Wash.) Mead 63, Marina 27

CITY

CENTRAL LEAGUE
Bernstein 21, Contreras 7
Marquez 62, Belmont 6

COLISEUM LEAGUE
Crenshaw 64, Hawkins 0
Locke 27, Dorsey 0

EASTERN LEAGUE
Garfield 45, Legacy 6
South Gate 13, Huntington Park 7

EXPOSITION LEAGUE
Manual Arts 54, Santee 0

MARINE LEAGUE
Carson 41, Gardena 6
San Pedro 41, Wilmington Banning 16

METRO LEAGUE
Los Angeles Jordan 45, Rancho Dominguez 15

NORTHERN LEAGUE
Franklin 49, Los Angeles Marshall 0

WESTERN LEAGUE
Fairfax 21, Westchester 17
Los Angeles University 28, Los Angeles Hamilton 6

Orange Glen 40 Classical Academy 23-Orange Glen improves to 3-4 on the season here are the performers

Ethan Villalobos- 5/7 60 yds 2 TD, 1 Rush 17 yds

Dennis Andrew- 7/10 94 yds Int, 1 Rush 9 yds

Cael Patterson- 28 Carries 255 yds, 4 TDs, 1 Rec 11 yds TD

DJ Harris- 7 Rec 124 yds TD, 1 Rush 25 yds

St. Joseph Academy of San Marcos defeated Calvin Christian 54-8. Collin Matthews rushed for 80 yards and ran for a 60 yard touchdown for Calvin Christian.

San Pasqual 42 Rancho Buena 0- Vista-Mark Santar 1 touchdown of 25 yards, Johnny Vega 2 yard td run, Luke Wilson 20 yard run.

Vista 22 Del Norte 20-Vista performers Desmond Taua 5 yard touchdown run, Eddie Nelson touchdown pass for td. David Flores 22 and 33 yard touchdowns.

Jr qb Tyler Buchner threw for 300 yards passing and 5 touchdowns, carried the ball 7 times for 96 yards paced Bishop's School to a 60-14 win over LaJolla Country Day School.

Castle Park 26 El Cajon 19-El Cajon Valley performers Shai Kuhn 1 touchdown, QB Joe Malone 213 yards passing threw for 2 touchdown passes, 1 touchdown each to Clarence Johnson (6 receptions for 82 yards). 1 td Damarius Hyde 3 receptions for 26 yards

Grossmont 33 Granite Hills 32-Grossmont performers Jamie Odom 132 yards passing for rushing 118 yards with 2 touchdowns, Robert Tucker 193 yards 3 touchdowns, Johnny Vega 2 yard touchdown run,

Santana 27 West Hills 13 Santana performers-Brooks Montaw 97 yards kickoff return, rushed for 94 yards for the Sultans.

Steele Canyon 35 El Capitan 13-Steele Canyon performers Chris Carter 1 td, Chance Johnson 2 punt returns of 51 and 41 yards for touchdowns. Wesley Neely 71 yard touchdown, Antoine Walker's 37 yard interception.

Helix 49 Valhalla 2-Helix performers-Kamryn Brown 137 yards passing along with 2 touchdown passes. Cameron Kelly ran for 1 touchdown run of 8 yards, Delshaw Traylor 2 carries for 54 yards scored on 1 touchdown of 54 yards. Christian Washington ran for 101 yards scored 2 touchdowns. Keonte Scott 2 receptions for 31 yards with 2 touchdowns.

OfficerDick is our STAR winner this week...Going a whopping 27-6...The last time I remember a 27-6 record, I was looking at the back of Steve Carlton's baseball card...More importantly, it is his third STAR of the season...Which means he cuts doctrk's lead to just one STAR...With three weeks to go, we have a race.
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Week 7 saw the favorites go 30-3 straight up...On the season favorites are 207-50 straight up.

When the point spreads were included 12 games flipped to the dogs ...That means the Favorites topped the Dogs this week 18-15...On the season Favorites expanded their lead over the dogs to 138-115-4

***La Sierra vs. Jurupa Valley was scheduled for Thursday, but was postponed, so it is dropped.
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Here is our Week 7 Leaderboard:

27 Wins- OfficerDick
24- bigmitchdogg1
22- Dave Keefer
21- takedwnmachine
21- Lights0ut
21- warrenmlk
20- D5fan
20- TVGB9582
19- OPHS83
18- FrmrOlineguy
18- 2i Tech
17- King Marques I
17- MagnoliaRam
17- div5prep
16- doctrk
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Our STAR Leaderboard for the season looks like this:

4 STARs- doctrk

3 STARs- OfficerDick

2 STARs- D5fan

1 STAR- FrmrOlineguy
1 STAR- OPHS83
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Here are the results from Week 7:

Thursday
Centennial* -75 Corona 69-7
Jurupa Valley -6 La Sierra* DROPPED
Ramona* -21 Patriot 33-7
Grand Terrace* -16 Bloomington 40-21

Friday
Roosevelt* -43 1/2 King 43-7
Norco -33 Santiago* 63-14
Damien* -2 Chino Hills 25-28
Rancho Cucamonga* -16 Etiwanda 54-3
Upland -21 Los Osos* 35-7
Vista Murrieta -2 1/2 Chaparral* 37-17
Great Oak* -3 Murrieta Mesa 37-20
Murrieta Valley -13 Temecula Valley* 51-49
Cajon* -39 Redlands East Valley 49-2
Carter* -12 Yucaipa 35-26
Citrus Valley -26 Redlands* 37-0
Canyon Springs* -38 Perris 42-0
North -50 1/2 Lakeside* 41-34
Orange Vista* -10 Riverside Poly 35-14
Heritage* -35 1/2 Temescal Canyon 38-12
Paloma Valley -8 Arlington* 36-27
Rancho Verde* -31 Elsinore 55-7
Notre Dame* -18 Valley View 44-28
Hemet -7 1/2 Beaumont* 10-14
Citrus Hill* -51 Tahquitz 37-7
San Jacinto* -43 West Valley 41-0
Moreno Valley* -27 1/2 Miller 41-0
Rubidoux* -17 1/2 Pacific 21-27
Vista Del Lago* -42 1/2 San Bernardino 77-0
Norte Vista* -8 Hillcrest 27-20
San Gorgonio -20 1/2 Arroyo Valley* 28-0
Eisenhower -48 Rialto* 35-0
Jurupa Hills* -13 Rim of the World 34-7
Summit -36 Colton* 37-0
Kaiser* -45 Fontana 37-6

Carlsbad Lancers special teams play key role in win over Oceanside Pirates

By David A. Willauer-John Caroll Field-Oceanside High School-Oceanside, CA-10-11-19: In a key Avocado League battle the Lancers of Carlsbad at 6-1 overall and 4-0 in league play are known for their quick running game along with lots of traditioned quarterbacks known for their passing and scrambling, as in former Carlsbad and San Diego State alum Christian Chapman, who is currently assisting at his high school alma mater, but today the special teams which played the key role of the contest after a 14-14 tie, the Lancers took a 16-14 halftime lead on a safety as Oceanside's punter was tackled in the end zone.

In the fourth quarter Wyatt Hawkins kicked field goals of 45 and 32 yards took a 22-14 lead. The Pirates at 4-3 overall and 2-2 in the conference scored their last touchdown as Jakub Harris 11 completions out of 23 attempts for 139 yards threw his second touchdown pass of the game to Cameron Beacham for 83 yards to make the final score 22-20 in favor of the Carlsbad Lancers.

Thadd McNeil Carlsbad Football Coach: "You can't make mistakes when your aren't working on your blocking assignments today as I'll address that in practice on Monday our defense did well on tackling Kavika Tua,Oceanside lead tailback as we did a good job at containing him." "I give Oceanside a lot of credit for battling well in this Avocado League."

Carlsbad performers qb Aiden Sayan 9 completions out of 21 attempts for 112 yards threw 2 touchdown passes of 47 to Noah Vella 7 receptions for 157 yards (1 touchdown run for 5 yards). DJ Young 17 carries for 74 yards.

Oceanside Kavika Tua 17 carries for 103 scored 1 touchdown run of 5 yards.

Courtesy LA Times:

SOUTHERN SECTION

BIG VIII LEAGUE
Corona Centennial 69, Corona 7

DESERT EMPIRE LEAGUE
Shadow Hills 26, La Quinta 7

DESERT SKY LEAGUE
Silverado 47, Victor Valley 0

DESERT VALLEY LEAGUE
Twentynine Palms 46, Indio 0

GARDEN GROVE LEAGUE
Westminster La Quinta 29, Los Amigos 21

HACIENDA LEAGUE
South Hills 40, Walnut 0

MIRAMONTE LEAGUE
Ganesha 35, Bassett 21

MOJAVE RIVER LEAGUE
Hesperia 36, Sultana 14

MONTVIEW LEAGUE
Sierra Vista 54, Nogales 15
Workman 21, Azusa 20

ORANGE LEAGUE
Katella 47, Magnolia 7

ORANGE COAST LEAGUE
Estancia 34, Saddleback 0
Santa Ana 35, Santa Ana Calvary Chapel 6

PALOMARES LEAGUE
Bonita 21, Colony 8

RIVER VALLEY LEAGUE
Ramona 33, Patriot 7

SOUTH VALLEY LEAGUE
Nuview Bridge 34, Anza Hamilton 0

SUNKIST LEAGUE
Grand Terrace 40, Bloomington 21

TRINITY LEAGUE
Orange Lutheran 28, Santa Margarita 14

NONLEAGUE
Esperanza 34, Anaheim Canyon 21
Foothill 10, El Modena 0
Laguna Hills 35, Garden Grove 0
Trinity Classical Academy 26, Vasquez 18
Villa Park 39, El Dorado 0
Western 34, Artesia 23
Westminster 47, Silver Valley 35

CITY

METRO LEAGUE
New Designs Watts 28, Maywood CES 16

Per LA Times:

A Los Angeles Unified School District investigation into an allegation of academic misconduct involving a Harbor City Narbonne football player confirmed that a player on last year’s team was ineligible after Oct. 4 because he did not have a grade-point average above 2.0, according to Michael Romero, superintendent for Local District South.

Narbonne reported to the City Section on Tuesday that there was a violation of LAUSD academic policy involving the player last season. Now it will be up to City Section Commissioner Vicky Lagos to apply CIF rules and determine whether any sanctions are warranted against this year’s team, such as a playoff ban.

Lagos said she will be “reviewing and processing” and consulting with CIF legal staff. One of the first priorities would be to see whether the player was in a game after Oct. 4. The City Section has banned teams from the playoffs in the past when ineligible players were discovered the previous year.

Narbonne is the five-time defending City Section Open Division champion and heavily favored to win a sixth time. The Gauchos are 6-1 overall and won their Marine League opener last week against San Pedro 53-0. But the fact the Gauchos used an ineligible player places them in serious jeopardy of sanctions by the City Section.

Romero said in March of this year that a teacher reported to the administration his concern regarding the grades of a football player. “We did determine he was ineligible to participate after Oct. 4,” Romero said.

The teacher reported that the player’s grades in the computer system did not reflect his true grades, according to Peter Hastings, administrator for operations in Local District South.

“We uncovered documents that there were irregularities,” Romero said. “His eligibility was compromised due to failure to meeting the 2.0 grade-point average.”

The LAUSD confirmed in May that it was investigating an allegation of academic misconduct at Narbonne. Two staff members were reassigned, and the entire football team was brought into the school library to be interviewed. Football coach Manuel Douglas was reassigned at the end of May for an allegation of “misconduct involving interference with an on-going District investigation,” according to a lawsuit Douglas filed last month against LAUSD.

While the investigation into academic misconduct was completed by the local district office, the inspector general’s office of the LAUSD has since launched an ongoing investigation that led to Douglas’ lawsuit.

Douglas’ frustration grew to a breaking point in August when he flew on a private charter jet paid for by a Narbonne booster to see the team play in Clovis in its season opener and put on his Twitter avatar, “Head coach of team outcast.” He is not expected to return to coach this season. He continues to be paid while assigned to his home.

A letter was sent to Narbonne parents Tuesday from principal Sara Aiello that said:

“Today Narbonne High School submitted a letter to the CIF reporting the findings of its investigation of academic misconduct. At this time, we cannot provide further information due to student privacy issues, but our investigation has determined that a student athlete was made eligible to play football as a result of academic placement that failed to comply with LAUSD policy. LAUSD is in the process of taking corrective action as a result of these findings. CIF will make a determination based on the details of this report.”

Aiello also sent a letter to Lagos:

“The Los Angeles Unified School District has concluded its investigation of academic misconduct for Narbonne High School. The investigation has determined that a … football player was made eligible to play as a result of academic placement that failed to comply with LAUSD policy. The modifications to the student’s schedule resulted in an inaccurate recording of his academic marks, making him eligible to play when, in fact, he was not. [He] should have been deemed ineligible as of October 4, 2018.”

Whatever happens this season, the Gauchos’ reign could be nearing an end because the coaching staff put together by Douglas is unlikely to stick around when the season ends. The rest of the coaching staff has stayed together under interim coach Joe Aguirre and successfully kept the players focused on the field.

Final Four weeks!...Really...Already?!...Looks like I am in the group that must win a STAR in each of the next four weeks to grab a piece of that Championship to share with doctrk who currently leads with 4 STARs...OfficerDick and D5fan have more wiggle room, but still trail by two STARs...FrmrOlineguy and OPHS83 are sticking in there as well. Each has a STAR.
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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 (Not an easy thing to do).

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 7:
*Denotes the home team

Thursday
Centennial* -75 Corona
Jurupa Valley -6 La Sierra*
Ramona* -21 Patriot
Grand Terrace* -16 Bloomington

Friday
Roosevelt* -43 1/2 King
Norco -33 Santiago*
Damien* -2 Chino Hills
Rancho Cucamonga* -16 Etiwanda
Upland -21 Los Osos*
Vista Murrieta -2 1/2 Chaparral*
Great Oak* -3 Murrieta Mesa
Murrieta Valley -13 Temecula Valley*
Cajon* -39 Redlands East Valley
Carter* -12 Yucaipa
Citrus Valley -26 Redlands*
Canyon Springs* -38 Perris
North -50 1/2 Lakeside*
Orange Vista* -10 Riverside Poly
Heritage* -35 1/2 Temescal Canyon
Paloma Valley -8 Arlington*
Rancho Verde* -31 Elsinore
Notre Dame* -18 Valley View
Hemet -7 1/2 Beaumont*
Citrus Hill* -51 Tahquitz
San Jacinto* -43 West Valley
Moreno Valley* -27 1/2 Miller
Rubidoux* -17 1/2 Pacific
Vista Del Lago* -42 1/2 San Bernardino
Norte Vista* -8 Hillcrest
San Gorgonio -20 1/2 Arroyo Valley*
Eisenhower -48 Rialto*
Jurupa Hills* -13 Rim of the World
Summit -36 Colton*
Kaiser* -45 Fontana

Courtesy LA Times:

SOUTHERN SECTION

DESERT EMPIRE LEAGUE
Palm Springs 31, Xavier Prep 0

OLYMPIC LEAGUE
Maranatha 21, Heritage Christian 7

NONLEAGUE
Campbell Hall 38, Vasquez 0
Excelsior 8, Temecula Prep 7
Fairmont Prep 48, Santa Rosa Academy 8

INTERSECTIONAL
Riverside Prep 59, Las Vegas (Nev.) Calvary Chapel Christian 0

High School Football East County, CA: Monte Vista 34 Chula Vista 17 Monte Vista performers QB Rubin Silva 40 yard touchdown run along with a 40 yard pass to Dajon Singleton, Isiah Gardner 4 touchdowns rushed for 177 yards.

Steele Canyon 28 Granite Hills 13 Steele Canyon performers Chris Carter 70 yard touchdown, Wesley Neely contributed for a touchdown for Steele Canyon, Jeremy Mendez Gal 175 yards passing. Cam Ewert 3 receptions for 35 yards

Santana 56 Mount Miguel 14 Santa performers Nathan Temple 7 total touchdowns 4 by rushing and 3 by receptions, 14 completions out of 22 attempts for 310 yards threw 3 td passes of 25 yards to Randy Smith, 22 yards to Jared Forster, 6. 7, 17 and 1 yard touchdowns.

Grossmont 49 Valhalla 14 Grossmont performers Jamie Odom 4 touchdowns passes with 330 yards and 3 touchdowns run for 48 yards rushing.

D5fan earned the STAR this week edging out King Marques I and doctrk...It is his second STAR of the season joining OfficerDick in that category...It keeps his hopes alive of catching doctrk and capturing our STAR Championship.
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Week 6 saw the favorites go 26-8 straight up...On the season favorites are 177-47 straight up.

When the point spreads were included a season high 12 games flipped to the dogs ...That means the Favorites fell to the Dogs this week 14-20...On the season Favorites continue to lead the dogs 120-100-4.
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Here is our Week 6 Leaderboard:

21 Wins- D5fan
20- King Marques I
19- doctrk
18- Dave Keefer
18- TVGB9582
17- OPHS83
17- divprep
16- FrmrOlineguy
16- 2i Tech
16- MagnoliaRam
14- bigmitchdogg1
14- CSUFGrad
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Our STAR Leaderboard for the season looks like this:

4 STARs- doctrk

2 STARs- D5fan
2 STARs- OfficerDick

1 STAR- FrmrOlineguy
1 STAR- OPHS83
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Here are the results from Week 6:

Thursday
Murrieta Valley* -11 Chaparral 27-30 (Surprised but not shocked)
Temecula Valley -16 1/2 Great Oak* 36-6
Vista Murrieta* -27 1/2 Murrieta Mesa 35-21
Cajon* -35 Carter 42-6 (1-pt game)
Indian Springs* -8 Pacific 0-16
Rubidoux* -2 Miller 26-27 (Huge win for the Rebels)

Friday
Centennial* -58 Santiago 63-0
Roosevelt -39 1/2 Corona* 52-7 (Is Roosevelt a top 3 finisher)
Norco -52 King* 56-6
Rancho Cucamonga -28 Chino Hills* 42-28
Upland* -22 Damien 21-3 (I kind of miss being berated for my Upland line)
Los Osos -6 Etiwanda* 29-33
Citrus Valley* -38 1/2 Yucaipa 56-7 (Setting up 10/25 showdown in the CBL)
Redlands East Valley -10 1/2 Redlands* 17-20 (REV is still winless)
Riverside Poly* -14 Canyon Springs 21-10
Orange Vista -47 Lakeside* 40-6 (another 10/25 showdown in the making)
North* -61 Perris 51-8
Heritage* -7 1/2 Elsinore 41-18 (Convincing win for the Patriots)
Notre Dame* -13 Paloma Valley 35-0
Rancho Verde* -52 Temescal Canyon 54-0 (Could be headed to the D-1 Playoffs)
Valley View* -24 1/2 Arlington 27-22
San Jacinto -16 Beaumont* 45-21 (The Tigers are now the favorite in the Mt. Pass)
Citrus Hill -17 1/2 Hemet* 7-10 (This was a shocker. Great win for the Bulldogs)
West Valley -7 Tahquitz* 20-24
Moreno Valley -50 1/2 San Bernardino* 62-6
Hillcrest -40 Jurupa Valley* 47-8 (Another 1-pt game)
Patriot* -23 1/2 La Sierra 54-0
Norte Vista* -14 Ramona 43-7 (The Braves are tough this season)
Eisenhower* -47 1/2 Arroyo Valley 62-12
Jurupa Hills -41 Rialto* 46-7
San Gorgonio -9 Rim of the World* 21-13 (1-pt again)
Summit* -32 1/2 Bloomington 50-0
Colton -20 Fontana* 20-24 (Are there ugly wins? Rumor has it)
Kaiser -42 1/2 Grand Terrace* 35-7

Courtesy LA Times:

SOUTHERN SECTION

ALMONT LEAGUE
Alhambra 69, Schurr 27
Montebello 22, Bell Gardens 15
San Gabriel 38, Keppel 21

AMBASSADOR LEAGUE
Aquinas 41, Ontario Christian 7
Linfield Christian 75, Arrowhead Christian 0
Western Christian 21, Bermuda Dunes Desert Christian 14

BASELINE LEAGUE
Etiwanda 33, Los Osos 29
Rancho Cucamonga 42, Chino Hills 28
Upland 21, Damien 3

BAY LEAGUE
Palos Verdes 34, Mira Costa 9
Peninsula 20, Leuzinger 0
Redondo 34, Compton Centennial 0

BIG VIII LEAGUE
Corona Centennial 63, Corona Santiago 0
Eastvale Roosevelt 52, Corona 7
Norco 56, King 6

CAMINO LEAGUE
Grace Brethren 42, Bishop Diego 13
Moorpark 35, Thousand Oaks 0

CHANNEL LEAGUE
Dos Pueblos 40, Lompoc Cabrillo 13
Lompoc 45, Santa Ynez 7
Santa Barbara 38, San Marcos 12

CITRUS BELT LEAGUE
Citrus Valley 56, Yucaipa 7
Redlands 20, Redlands East Valley 17 (OT)

CITRUS COAST LEAGUE
Hueneme 32, Carpinteria 14
Nordhoff 35, Fillmore 6

DEL REY LEAGUE
St. Anthony 36, Harvard-Westlake 22
St. Paul 35, La Salle 0

DEL RIO LEAGUE
California 10, Santa Fe 6
La Serna 49, El Rancho 7

DESERT EMPIRE LEAGUE
Palm Desert 50, Shadow Hills 7
Rancho Mirage 42, La Quinta 14

DESERT SKY LEAGUE
Adelanto 48, Victor Valley 0
Silverado 45, Barstow 20

DESERT VALLEY LEAGUE
Banning 48, Desert Mirage 0
Coachella Valley 42, Cathedral City 0
Twentynine Palms 37, Desert Hot Springs 6
Yucca Valley 42, Indio 21

EMPIRE LEAGUE
Cypress 49, La Palma Kennedy 21
Tustin 27, Placentia Valencia 14

FOOTHILL LEAGUE
Hart 35, Saugus 20
Valencia 31, Canyon Country Canyon 7
West Ranch 52, Golden Valley 13

FREEWAY LEAGUE
Fullerton 28, Troy 21
La Habra 56, Buena Park 8
Sunny Hills 45, Sonora 7

GARDEN GROVE LEAGUE
Rancho Alamitos 21, Loara 10
Westminster La Quinta 6, Bolsa Grande 0

GOLDEN LEAGUE
Highland 58, Antelope Valley 0
Palmdale 41, Littlerock 0
Quartz Hill 63, Eastside 0

HACIENDA LEAGUE
Diamond Ranch 48, Walnut 0
South Hills 28, Charter Oak 7

INLAND VALLEY LEAGUE
Orange Vista 40, Lakeside 6
Riverside North 51, Perris 8
Riverside Poly 21, Canyon Springs 10

MARMONTE LEAGUE
Calabasas 54, Westlake 35

MIRAMONTE LEAGUE
Ganesha 49, Garey 32

MISSION LEAGUE
Bishop Amat 25, Bishop Alemany 24
Chaminade 35, Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 14
Loyola 24, Gardena Serra 7

MISSION VALLEY LEAGUE
Arroyo 43, Mountain View 6
El Monte 59, Rosemead 24
Gabrielino 21, South El Monte 14

MOJAVE RIVER LEAGUE
Apple Valley 48, Ridgecrest Burroughs 0
Serrano 56, Hesperia 7

MONTVIEW LEAGUE
Duarte 37, Nogales 34
Gladstone 28, Workman 7
Sierra Vista 57, Azusa 12

MOORE LEAGUE
Lakewood 26, Millikan 20
Long Beach Jordan 20, Compton 13
Long Beach Poly 42, Long Beach Wilson 24

MOUNTAIN PASS LEAGUE
Hemet 10, Citrus Hill 7
San Jacinto 45, Beaumont 21
Tahquitz 24, West Valley 20

MOUNTAIN VALLEY LEAGUE
Moreno Valley 62, San Bernardino 6

MT. BALDY LEAGUE
Chaffey 46, Don Lugo 12
Diamond Bar 49, Montclair 13
Ontario 28, Chino 27

OCEAN LEAGUE
Culver City 47, Santa Monica 7
El Segundo 44, Hawthorne 6
Lawndale 63, Beverly Hills 0

OLYMPIC LEAGUE
Cerritos Valley Christian 51, Whittier Christian 21

ORANGE LEAGUE
Katella 78, Century 0
Santa Ana Valley 28, Anaheim 14

ORANGE COAST LEAGUE
Orange 49, Saddleback 14

PACIFIC LEAGUE
Crescenta Valley 45, Burbank 14
Muir 35, Burbank Burroughs 6

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Portola 27, Beckman 10
Northwood 39, Irvine University 14
Woodbridge 27, Irvine 21

PACIFIC VIEW LEAGUE
Oxnard 33, Ventura 14
Oxnard Pacifica 45, Buena 7
Rio Mesa 52, Channel Islands 20

PALOMARES LEAGUE
Ayala 41, Claremont 14
Colony 40, Alta Loma 7
Glendora 28, Bonita 13

PIONEER LEAGUE
Inglewood 56, South Torrance 28
North Torrance 69, Torrance 7
West Torrance 43, Morningside 0

RIO HONDO LEAGUE
Monrovia 35, San Marino 0
La Canada 56, Temple City 42

RIVER VALLEY LEAGUE
Hillcrest 47, Jurupa Valley 8
Norte Vista 43, Ramona 7
Patriot 54, La Sierra 0

SAN ANDREAS LEAGUE
Eisenhower 62, Arroyo Valley 12
Jurupa Hills 46, Rialto 7
San Gorgonio 21, Rim of the World 13

SAN GABRIEL VALLEY LEAGUE
Paramount 68, Lynwood 0
Warren 19, Dominguez 6

SEA VIEW LEAGUE
Laguna Hills 28, Dana Hills 27 (OT)
San Juan Hills 42, Trabuco Hills 7

SOUTH COAST LEAGUE
Mission Viejo 56, El Toro 0
San Clemente 44, Tesoro 28

SOUTH VALLEY LEAGUE
California Military Institute 42, Anza Hamilton 12
Cornerstone Christian 34, Nuview Bridge 6

SUNKIST LEAGUE
Kaiser 35, Grand Terrace 7
Summit 50, Bloomington 0

SUNSET LEAGUE
Edison 42, Los Alamitos 21
Newport Harbor 38, Fountain Valley 24

TRINITY LEAGUE
JSerra 35, Santa Margarita 3
Mater Dei 51, Orange Lutheran 14
St. John Bosco 27, Servite 26

VALLE VISTA LEAGUE
Covina 47, Hacienda Heights Wilson 44
Rowland 40, Baldwin Park 30
San Dimas 27, Northview 13

NONLEAGUE
Brea Olinda 36, Anaheim Canyon 14
Brentwood 41, St. Bernard 21
Esperanza 31, El Modena 28
Marina 28, Laguna Beach 14
Heritage 41, Elsinore 18
Norwalk 37, Glenn 20
Ocean View 41, Westminster 13
Pioneer 40, Village Christian 38
Rancho Verde 54, Temescal Canyon 0
Rio Hondo Prep 46, Big Bear 6
Riverside Notre Dame 35, Paloma Valley 0
Segerstrom 58, Artesia 7
Sierra Canyon 51, Crespi 0
South Pasadena 34, Pasadena Poly 20
St. Francis 33, Mayfair 0
St. Genevieve 27, Agoura 14
St. Margaret’s 48, Bellflower 7
St. Pius X-St. Matthias 48, Cerritos 7
Valley View 22, Arlington 22
Yorba Linda 45, El Dorado 7

INTERSECTIONAL
Paraclete 42, Santa Maria Righetti 7
Royal 27, Atascadero 13
San Diego San Ysidro 54, Sherman Indian 0
San Luis Obispo Mission Prep 49, Viewpoint 27

CITY

CENTRAL LEAGUE
Marquez 49, Bernstein 22
Mendez 51, Belmont 16

COLISEUM LEAGUE
Crenshaw 79, View Park 9
Dorsey 20, Hawkins 0

EAST VALLEY LEAGUE
Arleta 49, North Hollywood 0
Chavez 14, Sun Valley Poly 10
Monroe 32, Verdugo Hills 29

EASTERN LEAGUE
Bell 50, South East 21
Garfield 61, Huntington Park 0
Legacy 20, South Gate 18

EXPOSITION LEAGUE
Jefferson 22, Santee 19
Manual Arts 27, Washington 21
Rivera 25, West Adams 12

MARINE LEAGUE
Narbonne 53, San Pedro 0
Wilmington Banning 51, Gardena 7

METRO LEAGUE
Los Angeles 55, Maywood CES 24
Los Angeles Jordan 38, New Designs Watts 0
Roybal 19, Sotomayor 6

NORTHERN LEAGUE
Eagle Rock 49, Los Angeles Marshall 7
Franklin 27, Los Angeles Wilson 20
Lincoln 28, Torres 27

VALLEY MISSION LEAGUE
Panorama 21, Sylmar 12
Reseda 28, Granada Hills Kennedy 6
San Fernando 21, Canoga Park 13

WEST VALLEY LEAGUE
Birmingham 36, El Camino Real 0
Cleveland 50, Chatsworth 20
Granada Hills 54, Taft 0

WESTERN LEAGUE
Fairfax 43, Los Angeles Hamilton 0
Palisades 28, Westchester 20
Venice 55, Los Angeles University 6

This was a cavalcade of ugly prep football. Countless stupid penalties. Running backs running into each other, bad snaps, 15 yard punts, etc. Literally both teams tried to give it away. The best offense was often the other team's offense. Such a sad state of affairs watching two teams that were once marquee programs that drew huge crowds. It was awful.

Jackson Oksnee sparks Mission Hills Grizzlies to a 27-0 win over Oceanside Pirates in key game

By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer-Jack Ashby Field-Mission Hills High School-San Marcos, CA-10-4-19

The Mission Hills Grizzlies known for their football tradition along with producing good players who are currently playing in college and the only Grizzly in the NFL with Fred Warner known for his defensive skills for the San Francisco, currently ride a 2 game winning streak behind 2 field goals of 52 and 30 yards along with QB Jackson Oksnee's 2 touchdown passes of 77 to Cameron Woolsey (receptions 4 receptions for 95 yards, rushing 15 carries for 44 yards) and 22 yards to Skai Donnell, 2 and a touchdown run of 1 yard as they defeated the Oceanside Pirates by a 28-0 score.

Chris Hauser: "Our defense commucated well when we keyed in on Oceanside's running back Kavika Tua as he is one of the outstanding backs in San Diego County." "Tonight's game was in our favor after being on the road for 2 weeks it felt good coming back at our home field, as this is our sixth game this season and our second home game which is a treat with our crowd and community support, I'm proud of our squad as we played well tonight." "Cameron Woolsley, my tailback, is a kid that we use multiple ways in different offensive positions which is uncommon for us but to give him the ball for the passing game and tonight we decided to give him some touches as he scored those 2 long key touchdowns which paid off." "QB Jackson Oksnee was under a lot of pressure in tonight's game which is big for us but he managed the game and made key throws that we needed."

For the Pirates of Oceanside Kavika Tua led with 69 yards on 13 carries, qb Jakob Harris 7 completions out of 20 attempts for 111 yards and 1 interception.

Davd Rodriguez Oceanside Football Coach: "Every loss is difficult for us as it lands on my shoulders tonight wasn't our night but we have to move on get them ready in practice as we have another heavy hitter at Carlsbad." "Kavika Tua my running has battled hard in practice and on the gridiron he always gives our squad 100% but we didn't do that tonight."

Mission Hills will host Torrey Pines next Friday while Oceanside will travel to face the Red Hot Lancers of Carlsbad.

Carlsbad 42 Torrey Pines 7-qb Aiden Sayen 2 touchdown passes of 67 and 32 yard pass to Noah Vella.

Vista 46 Poway 42-David Flores 62 yard run, Brian Kelly 7 yard run, Desmond Taua 2 touchdown runs of 3 and 4 yards, Travis Bennett's 2 touchdown passes of 85 and 14 yards to Brent Lawson.

Escondido Charter 19 Tri City Christian 14-ECC qb Tom Hinrich's 7 and 55 yard pass and a interception. TCC-Noah Waldeck 2 passes of 12 and 22 yards to Trey Blackford.

LaCosta Canyon 35 San Marcos 32-Aiden Lippert 52 yard pass reception for TD

San Pasqual 14 Ramona 6-QB Trevor Jungman 2 yard run,