I remember when he played DLS some 11+ years ago in the state open game and should have been thrown out of that game for dirty play (the refs had no guts to call it). Obviously Vontaze never learned. Hopefully this will lead to his eventually being blackballed by all NFL teams and never playing again.

League play begins this week...Plus all those players that had to sit out are now eligible...Could make for some surprising outcomes!
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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 6:
*Denotes the home team

Thursday
Murrieta Valley* -11 Chaparral
Temecula Valley -16 1/2 Great Oak*
Vista Murrieta* -27 1/2 Murrieta Mesa
Cajon* -35 Carter
Indian Springs* -8 Pacific
Rubidoux* -2 Miller

Friday
Centennial* -58 Santiago
Roosevelt -39 1/2 Corona*
Norco -52 King*
Rancho Cucamonga -28 Chino Hills*
Upland* -22 Damien
Los Osos -6 Etiwanda*
Citrus Valley* -38 1/2 Yucaipa
Redlands East Valley -10 1/2 Redlands*
Riverside Poly* -14 Canyon Springs
Orange Vista -47 Lakeside*
North* -61 Perris
Heritage* -7 1/2 Elsinore
Notre Dame* -13 Paloma Valley
Rancho Verde* -52 Temescal Canyon
Valley View* -24 1/2 Arlington
San Jacinto -16 Beaumont*
Citrus Hill -17 1/2 Hemet*
West Valley -7 Tahquitz*
Moreno Valley -50 1/2 San Bernardino*
Hillcrest -40 Jurupa Valley*
Patriot* -23 1/2 La Sierra
Norte Vista* -14 Ramona
Eisenhower* -47 1/2 Arroyo Valley
Jurupa Hills -41 Rialto*
San Gorgonio -9 Rim of the World*
Summit* -32 1/2 Bloomington
Colton -20 Fontana*
Kaiser -42 1/2 Grand Terrace*

What are your thoughts on this game?

Norco has simply been dominant through four weeks of the season...They average 54 points a game and have been pretty consistent in getting there...Their low is 49 points vs. Vista Murrieta and their high is 59 vs. Rancho Cucamonga...They seem like a veteran team that is on a mission...Do they match-up with Rancho Verde?

Rancho Verde has put up some big numbers too...but they have done it vs. a much softer schedule...The Mustangs one tough assignment did not go so well...Losing 30-7 vs. Upland...Rancho Verde has skill, but they are quite young...and improving...Is this their moment to rise to the level of past Mustang teams?

13th annual Nor Cal Tip Off Classic Schedule

Saturday November 30, 2019 at Newark Memorial High School

Game 1: 11:00 AM Moreau Catholic (Hayward) vs St. Patrick-St. Vincent (Vallejo)

Game 2: 12:30 PM Bishop O’Dowd (Oakland) vs Modesto Christian

Game 3: 2:15 PM Newark Memorial (Newark) vs Grant (Sacramento)

Game 4: 3:45 PM Riordan (San Francisco) vs JSerra (San Juan Capistrano)

Game 5: 5:30 PM Clovis West (Fresno) vs. Windward (Los Angeles)

Game 6: 7:00 PM Mitty (San Jose) vs Campolindo (Moraga)

Game 7: 8:30 PM Dublin vs Weston Ranch (Stockton)

The 4th annual Nor Cal Fall Showcase will be held Sunday October, 27 at Chabot College in Hayward from 11 am to 5pm. The event is open to individual players and teams in all high school grades (classes of 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023).

A report on the event will be done by the Hoop Review scouting service that will be sent to college coaches and various internet sites.

Cost is $250 per team or $80 per individual. Everyone will play two games. To register go to hoopreview.net. For more information/application contact Gerry Freitas via email: gerryfreitas@hotmail.com

FrmrOlineguy got his first STAR of the season...Of the 18 games possible, he won a whopping 13 to secure the STAR...He needed everyone of them too as MagnoliaRam and div5prep were hot on his heels.
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Week 5 saw the favorites go 16-2 straight up...On the season favorites are 151-39 straight up.

When the point spreads were included 7 games flipped to the dogs ...That means the Favorites and the Dogs tied 9-9...On the season Favorites continue to lead the dogs 106-80-4.

Side Note: 2 games came down to the 1/2 point, (Chaparral -32 1/2 Tahquitz, La Sierra -27 1/2 Perris) Two more were decided by a single point (Heritage -8 Santiago, Citrus Hill -41 Riverside Poly)
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Here is our Week 5 Leaderboard:

13- FrmrOlineguy
12- MagnoliaRam
12- div5prep
11- OfficerDick
11- Dave Keefer
11- takedwnmachine
10- doctrk
10- bigmitchdogg1
10- TVGB9582
9- D5fan
9- 2i Tech
8- OPHS83
8- warrenmlk
8- King Marques I
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Our STAR Leaderboard for the season looks like this:

4 STARs- doctrk

2 STARs- OfficerDick

1 STAR- FrmrOlineguy
1 STAR- D5fan
1 STAR- OPHS83
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Here are the results from Week 5:

Thursday
Heritage -8 Santiago* 14-7

Friday
Norco* -19 1/2 Rancho Verde 35-63
Mission Viejo* -14 Upland 38-3
Chaparral -32 1/2 Tahquitz* 39-6
San Juan Hills* -24 Great Oak 35-7
Murrieta Valley* -55 Buena Park 70-26
Citrus Valley* -38 1/2 Grand Terrace 48-7
Hemet* -1 1/2 Redlands 17-7
La Quinta* -4 Lakeside 27-15
La Sierra* -27 1/2 Perris 27-0
Citrus Hill -41 Riverside Poly* 42-0
Moreno Valley* -48 Indian Springs 42-0
Miller* -43 San Bernardino 40-0
Vista Del Lago -49 1/2 Pacific* 50-15
Norte Vista -32 1/2 Norwalk* 28-7
Jurupa Hills* -10 Patriot 35-0
Rim of the World* -43 1/2 Arrowhead Christian 47-0
Banning (Wilmington, CA) -18 Elsinore* 42-44

Courtesy LA Times:

SOUTHERN SECTION

CITRUS COAST LEAGUE
Fillmore 47, Carpinteria 0
Nordhoff 36, Santa Paula 19

DESERT VALLEY LEAGUE
Coachella Valley 70, Twentynine Palms 6
Cathedral City 33, Desert Hot Springs 19
Indio 41, Desert Mirage 8
Yucca Valley 21, Banning 14

EMPIRE LEAGUE
Garden Grove Pacifica 55, Crean Lutheran 0

GOLDEN LEAGUE
Highland 63, Eastside 0
Littlerock 49, Lancaster 0
Quartz Hill 27, Knight 0

MOORE LEAGUE
Lakewood 40, Long Beach Jordan 19
Long Beach Poly 38, Millikan 3
Long Beach Wilson 46, Long Beach Cabrillo 6

MOUNTAIN VALLEY LEAGUE
Miller 40, San Bernardino 0
Moreno Valley 42, Indian Springs 0
Vista del Lago 50, Pacific 15

PACIFIC LEAGUE
Crescenta Valley 42, Burbank Burroughs 19

SOUTH VALLEY LEAGUE
California Military Institute 30, Temecula Prep 22
Santa Rosa Academy 40, Nuview Bridge 20

NONLEAGUE
Aliso Niguel 30, Linfield Christian 23
Arcadia 41, Compton Centennial 9
Ayala 26, Brea Olinda 15
Beverly Hills 36, Firebaugh 18
Bonita 50, Covina 0
Calabasas 35, Valencia 7
Camarillo 42, Rio Mesa 14
Cantwell-Sacred Heart 22, Salesian 18
Canyon Country Canyon 35, Royal 30
Capistrano Valley Christian 62, Keppel 13
Cerritos Valley Christian 15, La Salle 14
Chaparral 39, Tahquitz 6
Chino 21, Hesperia 14
Citrus Hill 42, Riverside Poly 0
Citrus Valley 48, Grand Terrace 7
Claremont 43, Montclair 29
Cypress 42, Capistrano Valley 28
Dana Hills 20, Ocean View 7
Don Lugo 21, California 8
El Modena 28, Marina 24
El Rancho 40, Barstow 6
El Segundo 23, South Torrance 3
Foothill 49, Anaheim Canyon 9
Ganesha 65, Whittier Christian 41
Garden Grove 19, Los Amigos 0
Gardena Serra 13, Cathedral 7
Golden Valley 55, Newbury Park 27
Grace Brethren 49, Westlake 35
Hart 19, Downey 13
Hawthorne 24, Glenn 16
Hemet 17, Redlands 7
Jurupa Hills 35, Patriot 0
La Canada 43, Pioneer 21
La Palma Kennedy 39, Costa Mesa 27
La Quinta 27, Lakeside 15
La Serna 50, Warren 6
La Sierra 27, Perris 0
Laguna Beach 49, Estancia 3
Laguna Hills 56, Bellflower 35
Leuzinger 14, Santa Fe 0
Loara 22, La Puente 20
Mary Star 58, Village Christian 12
Mayfair 42, Gahr 10
Mission Viejo 38, Upland 3
Monrovia 33, Arroyo 7
Murrieta Valley 70, Buena Park 26
Newport Harbor 48, San Marino 7
Norte Vista 28, Norwalk 7
Northwood 40, Cerritos 15
Oak Park 41, Campbell Hall 13
Ontario 52, Azusa 21
Oxnard Pacifica 62, Thousand Oaks 7
Portola 44, Riverside Prep 0
Rancho Christian 15, Maranatha 3
Rancho Verde 63, Norco 35
Redondo 33, West Torrance 12
Rim of the World 47, Arrowhead Christian 0
Rowland 52, Nogales 27
San Dimas 55, Pomona 14
San Juan Hills 35, Great Oak 7
Santa Ana Valley 28, Saddleback 0
Santa Monica 49, Godinez 0
Segerstrom 57, Irvine University 0
Servite 16, Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 13
Sierra Vista 68, Garey 0
Silver Valley 26, Southlands Christian 0
Silverado 42, Yucaipa 7
Simi Valley 37, Moorpark 34
South Pasadena 41, Bassett 0
St. Anthony 35, Agoura 14
St. Bonaventure 24. Crespi 12
St. Francis 56, Harvard-Westlake 7
St. Paul 14, Los Alamitos 7
St. Pius X-St. Matthias 48, Trinity Classical Academy 24
Sunny Hills 41, Trabuco Hills 34
Troy 68, Savanna 0
Vasquez 28, Webb 19
Villa Park 28, El Toro 14
Vista Murrieta 37, Loyola 21
Westminster La Quinta 35, Century 13
Whittier 70, Westminster 17
Yorba Linda 28, La Mirada 23

INTERSECTIONAL

Adelanto 21, Carson 0
Bishop 19, Ridgecrest Burroughs 7
Boron 20, Big Bear 14
Culver City 60, Dorsey 14
Elk Grove Monterey Trail 21, Paraclete 13
Elsinore 44, Wilmington Banning 42
Hueneme 22, Edwards AFB Desert 0
Inglewood 68, Gardena 14
La Mesa Helix 42, Oaks Christian 17
Lompoc 28, Santa Maria St. Joseph 14
Mater Dei 53, Washington (D.C.) St. John’s 24
Morningside 18, Los Angeles 14
Narbonne 28, Lawndale 0
Paramount 49, Venice 12
Santa Maria Righetti 35, Dos Pueblos 6
Sierra Canyon 31, Bakersfield 10
St. Margaret’s 20, Solana Beach Santa Fe Christian 14
St. Monica 49, Hollywood 8
Templeton 54, Santa Ynez 10
Tesoro 44, Poway 3

CITY

EAST VALLEY LEAGUE
Arleta 29, Chavez 20
Grant 41, Sun Valley Poly 27
Verdugo Hills 48, North Hollywood 6

EASTERN LEAGUE
Garfield 41, Bell 0
Los Angeles Roosevelt 47, Legacy 0
South East 39, Huntington Park 12

EXPOSITION LEAGUE
Manual Arts 32, Jefferson 20
Rivera 14, Santee 13
Washington 35, Angelou 8

METRO LEAGUE
Maywood CES 28, Los Angeles Jordan 26
Sotomayor 27, Rancho Dominguez 20

VALLEY MISSION LEAGUE
Canoga Park 38, Panorama 20
San Fernando 33, Reseda 10

NONLEAGUE
Chatsworth 28, Sylmar 6
Fairfax 47, Los Angeles Marshall 13
Marquez 49, Fremont 7
San Pedro 49, Cleveland 13

High School Football

Elelyon Noa's 3 touchdown runs of 3, 5, 70 yard run, Kamryn Brown 7 yard run run to Timothy Christopher paced the Highlanders of Helix Charter to a 42-17 score.

Steele Canyon 45 Mira Mesa 0: Jeremy Mendez Gal 3 yard touchdown run along with a 15 yard pass to 15 yards to Chance Johnson.

Santana 42 Vincent Memorial 0 QB Nathan Temple 14 completions out of 18 attempts for 218 yards and scored 2 touchdowns.

Madison 34 Grossmont 13-Grossmont qb Jaime Odom 16 completions out of 33 attempts for 143 yards and rushed for 118 yards scored on an 11 yard run. Odom now has 1,372 passing yards this season and 5,509 for his career. He is the third Grossmont quarterback in the past 10 years to pass for more than 5,000 career yards. Anthony Lawrence is the record-holder with 9,079 yards, and Hunter Gaines totaled 5,123 in two seasons.
High School Football: Tri City Christian 35 Escondido Charter 6 Joseph Soliz 15 yard touchdown run, Maverick Farr 19 ad 20 yard TD pass to Trey Blackford, Jason Mageo 1 yard run, Trey Blackford 11 yard run.

San Pasqual Academy 20 Horizon Prep 13 QB Evilio Charfuros 2 touchdown passes of 35 and 45 yards to Eli Rodriguez (scored a 5 yard touchdown).

El Camino 14 Eastlake 3: Joey Armentrout 1 pass of 70 yards to Alex Fetko and Noah Sega 10 yard run.

Orange Glen 49 Army Navy Academy 0 Ethan Villalobos 30 yard pass to CJ Harris. Damien Graney 18 yard return, Cael Patterson 3 touchdowns runs of 26, 52 and 70 yards

Oceanside 33 Olympian 3: Jakob Harris 14 and 50 yard pass to Nicolas Williams, Kavika Tua 50 yard touchdown,

Week 5 ...Not a lot of games on the docket this week...Still the STAR is just as valuable...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.
_______________________________________________________________________________
Sound easy enough? Then let's play!

Here are the point spreads for Week 5:
*Denotes the home team

Thursday
Heritage -8 Santiago*

Friday
Norco* -19 1/2 Rancho Verde
Mission Viejo* -14 Upland
Chaparral -32 1/2 Tahquitz*
San Juan Hills* -24 Great Oak
Murrieta Valley* -55 Buena Park
Citrus Valley* -38 1/2 Grand Terrace
Hemet* -1 1/2 Redlands
La Quinta* -4 Lakeside
La Sierra* -27 1/2 Perris
Citrus Hill -41 Riverside Poly*
Moreno Valley* -48 Indian Springs
Miller* -43 San Bernardino
Vista Del Lago -49 1/2 Pacific*
Norte Vista -32 1/2 Norwalk*
Jurupa Hills* -10 Patriot
Rim of the World* -43 1/2 Arrowhead Christian
Banning (Wilmington, CA) -18 Elsinore*

Courtesy LA Times:

SOUTHERN SECTION

PACIFIC LEAGUE
Burbank 39, Pasadena 21

NONLEAGUE
Anaheim 27, Garden Grove Santiago 24
Cornerstone Christian 34, Bosco Tech 13
Corona del Mar 42, San Clemente 21
Esperanza 33, Beckman 18
Hacienda Heights Wilson 49, Workman 13
Heritage 14, Corona Santiago 7
Magnolia 21, Rancho Alamitos 7
Orange 60, Irvine 14
Santa Ana Calvary Chapel 49, Bishop Montgomery 21

INTERSECTIONAL
Blythe Palo Verde Valley 56, Anza Hamilton 6

CITY

METRO LEAGUE
New Designs Watts 39, Roybal 20

I believe the sit-out period ends this week...Week 6 will see players who are eligible for the first time this season.

Who will be helped the most by these new players?...Who potentially sees the biggest jump?

Looks like Harris has moved again. Chaparral, Santa Margarita, Mission Viejo, And last night he took 4th string reps in passing league work against Murrieta Valley and Hemet last night.

Oaks Christian went up 38-18 with 7:29 left in the game, then gave up 3 TDs in less than 7 minutes to lose in historic fashion.

In four varsity starts Sophomore QB Brandon Rose has proven to be the best passer in the SWL, but won this game on a 32 yard TD run off a busted play.

I think eyes are going to start shifting to the IE as MV heads to its usual season finale showdown against Vista Murrieta.

With so many teams off this week, I am curious how the routines of most schools change during the bye week.

What are some of the things teams spend their bye week doing?

doctrk has done it again...His 24 wins out pace the field for the coveted STAR...It is his fourth STAR of the season...We may need to talk of him as if he is the Mater Dei of Point Spreads...Amazing!!
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Week 4 saw the favorites go 27-8 straight up...On the season favorites are 135-37 straight up.

When the point spreads were included only 4 games flipped to the dogs and 1 ended in a tie (Serrano -22 Carter)...That means the Favorites whipped the Dogs again 22-12-1...On the season Favorites continue to lead the dogs 97-71-4.

Side Note: 2 games came down to the 1/2 point, (Roosevelt -10 1/2 Rancho Mirage, Cajon -34 1/2 Oak Hills) One more was decided by a single point (Chaparral -13 Santiago)
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Here is our Week 4 Leaderboard:

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

4 STARs- doctrk

2 STARs- OfficerDick

1 STAR- D5fan
1 STAR- OPHS83
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Here are the results from Week 4:

Thursday
Temecula Valley -10 San Jacinto* 3-41
Chaffey* -13 West Valley 58-42

Friday
Centennial -18 1/2 Long Beach Poly* 57-13
Corona -4 1/2 Rancho Christian* 21-49
King* -6 Shadow Hills 28-56
Norco -44 Redlands East Valley* 56-20
Roosevelt* -10 1/2 Rancho Mirage 35-24
Chaparral* -13 Santiago 38-24
Chino Hills* -8 Charter Oak 33-0
Damien -24 Alta Loma* 42-0
Etiwanda -26 Colony* 44-47
Kaiser* -6 Los Osos 42-34
Rancho Cucamonga -7 1/2 Westlake* 48-24
Murrieta Mesa* -26 La Quinta 45-14
Oaks Christian -5 1/2 Murrieta Valley* 38-39
Orange Lutheran -2 Vista Murrieta* 42-17
Cajon* -34 1/2 Oak Hills 34-0
Serrano -22 Carter* TIE 56-34
Citrus Valley -40 Silverado* 49-7
Redlands -8 Palm Springs* 14-34
San Gorgonio* -5 1/2 Yucaipa 38-28
Canyon Springs -3 1/2 La Sierra* 13-0
Beaumont -50 Lakeside* 55-14
North* -10 Paloma Valley 21-7
Riverside Poly -4 Ramona* 18-28
Citrus Hill* -37 1/2 Arroyo Valley 56-6
Vista Del Lago -16 1/2 Indian Springs* 45-0
Miller* -24 Pacific 49-12
Moreno Valley* -11 Arlington 32-0
Rubidoux -32 San Bernardino* 56-21
Hillcrest -8 Temescal Canyon* 21-17
Chino* -2 1/2 Patriot 14-27
Eisenhower -33 1/2 Fontana* 42-0
Aquinas -22 Notre Dame* 29-0
Summit -22 1/2 Sultana* 44-14

My local newspaper says these QBs split time at the position. True or not? Maybe I’m just assuming splitting time means it was like a rotational QB thing. Here’s the stats...would you consider these kids to have “split time” at QB or is it a slight error by the writer.


QB1

Games started: 11/11

Games played at QB: 11/11

Total QB Snaps: 535/606

Passing: 90/151-1152 yards-7TDs

Rushing: 22 carries-(-27 yards)-0 TDs


QB2

Games started: 0/11

Games played at QB: 6/11

Total QB snaps: 64/606

Passing: 0/3-0yards

Rushing: 27carries-137 yards-1 TD

Courtesy LA Times:

SOUTHERN SECTION

CITRUS COAST LEAGUE
Nordhoff 45, Carpinteria 7

DESERT VALLEY LEAGUE
Cathedral City 20, Indio 13
Desert Hot Springs 34, Desert Mirage 0
Yucca Valley 21, Coachella Valley 14

GOLDEN LEAGUE
Highland 70, Littlerock 0
Quartz Hill 57, Lancaster 0

MOORE LEAGUE
Lakewood 35, Long Beach Cabrillo 0
Long Beach Wilson 55, Compton 14
Millikan 49, Long Beach Jordan 0

MOUNTAIN VALLEY LEAGUE
Miller 49, Pacific 12
Rubidoux 56, San Bernardino 21
Vista del Lago 45, Indian Springs 0

PACIFIC LEAGUE
Burbank 48, Arcadia 7
Burbank Burroughs 49, Glendale 6
Crescenta Valley 28, Pasadena 17

SOUTH VALLEY LEAGUE
Temecula Prep 59, Sherman Indian 0

NONLEAGUE
Alemany 37, Downey 0
Alhambra 35, South Pasadena 21
Anza Hamilton 49, Western Christian 25
Apple Valley 26, Adelanto 7
Aquinas 29, Riverside Notre Dame 0
Arrowhead Christian 26, Rosemead 19
Beaumont 55, Lakeside 14
Beverly Hills 22, Cerritos 20
Bishop Amat 45, Cathedral 20
Bloomington 63, California Military Institute 8
Brea Olinda 28, Fullerton 15
Buena 49, Lompoc Cabrillo 21
Cajon 34, Oak Hills 0
Camarillo 48, Ventura 21
Campbell Hall 49, Webb 8
Cantwell-Sacred Heart 48, Fairmont Prep 26
Canyon Springs 13, La Sierra 0
Capistrano Valley 42, Trabuco Hills 24
Capistrano Valley Christian 41, Century 34
Chaparral 38, Corona Santiago 24
Chino Hills 33, Charter Oak 0
Citrus Hill 56, Arroyo Valley 6
Claremont 31, Ontario 0
Colony 47, Etiwanda 44
Corona Centennial 57, Long Beach Poly 13
Crean Lutheran 38, Village Christian 27
Culver City 55, Palos Verdes 52 (2OT)
Damien 42, Alta Loma 0
Dana Hills 30, Irvine 15
Eastvale Roosevelt 35, Rancho Mirage 24
Eisenhower 42, Fontana 0
El Rancho 51, Baldwin Park 9
Esperanza 28, Sonora 0
Fillmore 42, Temple City 3
Foothill 14, Yorba Linda 7
Fountain Valley 42, Agoura 6
Ganesha 60, Montclair 36
Garden Grove 7, Pomona 0
Garey 47, Southlands Christian 6
Hart 34, St. Bonaventure 28
Harvard-Westlake 45, Salesian 14
Hillcrest 17, Temescal Canyon 14
Inglewood 44, Victor Valley 3
JSerra 31, Calabasas 20
Jurupa Hills 49, Jurupa Valley 8
Kaiser 42, Los Osos 34
Keppel 35, Gabrielino 13
La Habra 44, Diamond Ranch 11
La Mirada 34, South Hills 14
La Puente 33, Gladstone 7
La Salle 48, Mountain View 6
La Serna 49, Montebello 14
Laguna Beach 42, Bellflower 21
Leuzinger 38, Hawthorne 6
Loara 25, Anaheim 9
Los Altos 36, Northview 14
Los Amigos 27, Costa Mesa 21
Loyola 29, Valencia 14
Maranatha 42, Saddleback 16
Marina 34, Huntington Beach 14
Mira Costa 41, West Torrance 14
Monrovia 42, Covina 25
Moreno Valley 32, Arlington 0
Murrieta Mesa 45, La Quinta 14
Murrieta Valley 39, Oaks Christian 38
Newport Harbor 31, Santa Monica 14
Norco 56, Redlands East Valley 20
North Torrance 28, Peninsula 21
Ontario Christian 54, Cerritos Valley Christian 14
Orange Lutheran 42, Vista Murrieta 17
Orange Vista 58, Azusa 0
Oxnard 50, Chaminade 28
Oxnard Pacifica 38, Santa Barbara 7
Palm Springs 34, Redlands 14
Paraclete 31, Redondo 6
Patriot 27, Chino 14
Placentia Valencia 34, Santa Fe 12
Ramona 28, Riverside Poly 18
Rancho Alamitos 24, Godinez 20
Rancho Christian 49, Corona 21
Rancho Cucamonga 48, Westlake 24
Ridgecrest Burroughs 31, Barstow 14
Rim of the World 50, Perris 0
Rio Hondo Prep 42, Arroyo 0
Riverside North 21, Paloma Valley 7
Rowland 22, Diamond Bar 14
Royal 14, Thousand Oaks 10
San Clemente 28, Edison 21
San Gabriel 35, Walnut 27
San Gorgonio 38, Yucaipa 28
San Marcos 20, Channel Islands 14
Santa Ana Valley 21, Westminster La Quinta 12
Santa Paula 49, Vasquez 0
Segerstrom 34, Laguna Hills 7
Serrano 56, Carter 34
Servite 48, Villa Park 9
Shadow Hills 56, King 28
Sierra Canyon 28, St. Paul 20
Sierra Vista 48, Bassett 6
Simi Valley 27, Canyon Country Canyon 17
South Torrance 24, Mary Star 19
St. Francis 28, Saugus 7
St. Margaret’s 49, El Toro 16
St. Pius X-St. Matthias 27, St. Anthony 20
Summit 44, Sultana 14
Sunny Hills 38, Gahr 0
Tesoro 20, San Juan Hills 3
Viewpoint 40, Duarte 0
Warren 31, Mayfair 24
West Ranch 50, St. Genevieve 7
Whittier 55, Schurr 26
Whittier Christian 29, Silver Valley 0
Woodbridge 16, Santa Ana 9

INTERSECTIONAL

California City 7, Pasadena Poly 0
Calipatria 29, Bermuda Dunes Desert Christian 21
Crespi 21, El Camino Real 13
El Cajon Grossmont 38, Valley View 0
Golden Valley 56, Chatsworth 14
Granada Hills 28, Hueneme 13
Lawndale 48, Crenshaw 20
Mission Viejo 63, Stockton St. Mary’s 7
Narbonne 28, Gardena Serra 21
Newbury Park 63, Venice 56
Oak Park 35, San Luis Obispo Mission Prep 7
Odessa (Texas) Permian 47, Palm Desert 14
Palisades 21, Brentwood 13
San Luis Obispo 36, Santa Ynez 13
Santa Margarita 34, Hayward Stellar Prep 0
Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 43, Birmingham 14
St. Monica 13, Washington 6
Vista Tri-City Christian 23, Saddleback Valley Christian 6

CITY

EAST VALLEY LEAGUE
Arleta 30, Grant 28
Monroe 35, North Hollywood 17

EASTERN LEAGUE
Los Angeles Roosevelt 44, Huntington Park 0
South Gate 26, Bell 7

EXPOSITION LEAGUE
Manual Arts 37, Angelou 6
Jefferson 53, Rivera 7

METRO LEAGUE
Los Angeles 22, New Designs Watts 6

VALLEY MISSION LEAGUE
Panorama 21, Granada Hills Kennedy 20
Reseda 43, Canoga Park 21
Sylmar 42, Van Nuys 0

NONLEAGUE
Franklin 48, Fairfax 21
Hawkins 31, Taft 25 (OT)
Lincoln 54, Bernstein 50
Sun Valley Poly 35, Los Angeles Hamilton 18
Westchester 52, View Park 6

Temecula Valley at San Jacinto...Two teams seemingly on the rise who hope to challenge for their respective league titles...Who will put their best foot forward in this one?

Los Osos at Kaiser...Both quality squads who are off to good starts...Who keeps it rolling?...Who takes one on the chin?

Oaks Christian at Murrieta Valley...Oaks has stumbled a little out the gate...Is this the week they straighten things out...or will the long drive and quality opponent send them reeling?

Orange Lutheran at Vista Murrieta...How well do these two match-up?...For whom is this a bigger game?

Canyon Springs at La Sierra...Two low rated teams fighting for victory...If Canyon Springs can get it they would break a 19 game losing streak... A win for La Sierra and they will be a .500 team...Is this an easy game to predict?

Trevor Jungmans 2 TD runs 48 yards and 15 yards 1 td pass paces San Pasqual in win


By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer-Dick Disney Stadium-Orange Glen High School-Escondido, CA-9-20-19: In a Escondido high school football rival game that are on the Bear Valley Parkway which is loaded with a lot of fans, traditions along with Battle for the Bear Award was given to the winner of the San Pasqual Golden Eagles vs. Orange Glen contest but tonight the trophy goes to the San Pasqual Golden Eagles as they defeated the Orange Glen Patriots by a very close 28-22 score to claim the Bear Award for 2019.

In 1962 Orange Glen High School opened and in 1972 San Pasqual opened started playing a football rivalry. Both schools are 4 miles on the Bear Valley Parkway. In 1985 both administrators had a meeting and decided to give out the Battle for the Bear Award to the winner of the San Pasqual-Orange Glen football game and what a game it was.

In the first peroid, the Patriots scored as qb Ethan Villalobos ran on a 4 yarder with the PAT no good to take a 6-0 lead.

In the second period Golden Eagles took their first lead at 14-6 as qb Trevor Jungman (17 carries for 133 yards) scored on a 48 yard run and threw a (1 completion out of 3 attempts for 39 yards)39 yard pass to Kody Ketcham with the PAT's good.

The Patriots tied the game as Cael Patterson (33 carries for 152 yards), son of the football coach Jason Patterson known for his running ability scored on a 1 yard run and followed with a 2 point PAT to tie the game at 14-14.

QB Trevor Jungman scored his 3rd touchdown of the game on a 15 yarder to put San Pasqual up 21-14.

The Patriots came back as qb Ethan Villalobos (7 completions out of 18 attempts for 137 yards) threw a 56 yard strike to wide receiver DJ Harris (3 receptions for 81 yards). Cael Patterson followed with a 2 point conversion put Orange Glen up 22-21.

With 2:08 left in the ballgame running back Mark Santer (19 carries for 161 yards) scored on a 39 yard touchdown with the PAT good to make the final score San Pasqual 28-22 and have won the Battle for the Bear Award 13 times in a row. Orange Glen last claimed the trophy in 2003 when they won by a 26-20 score.

Tony Corley San Pasqual Golden Eagles Head Football Coach: "This was a good game for us Orange Glen has improved ever year and were fortunate to come out on top in this classic." "Trevor Jungman has done a good job for our squad and has dug us out of some big holes with his running and passing skills throughout every game."

"After we trailed 22-21 I said this is another classic game but Mark Santer my running back scored the winning touchdown on a triple option play he did well and broke a few tackles for us as he scored for us and that is how we won." said coach Corley.

Jason Patterson Orange Glen Patriots Football Coach: "When we led 22-21 and held San Pasqual down our defense played a lot better this week we needed the opportunities made the key tackles and did our assignments but it was a good game on both sides."

"My qb (Ethan Villalobos) made a good throw to wide receiver DJ Harris who made an outstanding catch as we held to a 1 point game most of the way." "San Pasqual always has a good running game Trevor (Jumgman) is a good athlete has done a nice job with his running and passing." said Coach Patterson.

The Golden Eagles of San Pasqual lead this overall series over the Patriots of Orange Glen 30-14-1.

Courtesy LA Times:

SOUTHERN SECTION

DESERT VALLEY LEAGUE
Banning 23, Twentynine Palms 12

NONLEAGUE
Ayala 35, Tustin 21
Chaffey 58, West Valley 42
Citrus Valley 49, Silverado 7
El Modena 34, El Dorado 17
Glendora 45, West Covina 0
Katella 50, Irvine University 0
Lynwood 23, Savanna 15
Magnolia 20, Garden Grove Santiago 14
Northwood 40, Bolsa Grande 0
Norwalk 21, California 15
Ocean View 12, Estancia 7
Orange 76. Westminster 7
San Dimas 33, Colton 6
San Jacinto 41, Temecula Valley 3
San Marino 12, Bell Gardens 0
South El Monte 47, La Canada 19

INTERSECTIONAL
El Monte 54, Eagle Rock 26

Per Dan McDonald of Rivals.com:

The big news that came out last week is that there will be a second recruiting period in April after having only one in 2019. The only time college coaches could be out evaluating prospects with their travel teams in 2019 were the last weekend of April and the one four-day period in July. That wasn’t enough. So, the NCAA decided to add another one in 2020.

Hopefully, another weekend in July is the next step in this process.

The Stellar Prep. Varsity Boys basketball team, from Hayward, California. Need to schedule at least 15 games!!!!!. We our a fresh program and would prefer that we play all away games. If you like to contact me you can by email mba1220.1@gmail.com or phone 5109936898

Week 4 already...It seems football season takes forever to get here and is over in a snap...I hope you're enjoying this one.
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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 4:
*Denotes the home team

Thursday
Temecula Valley -10 San Jacinto*
Chaffey* -13 West Valley

Friday
Centennial -18 1/2 Long Beach Poly*
Corona -4 1/2 Rancho Christian*
King* -6 Shadow Hills
Norco -44 Redlands East Valley*
Roosevelt* -10 1/2 Rancho Mirage
Chaparral* -13 Santiago
Chino Hills* -8 Charter Oak
Damien -24 Alta Loma*
Etiwanda -26 Colony*
Kaiser* -6 Los Osos
Rancho Cucamonga -7 1/2 Westlake*
Murrieta Mesa* -26 La Quinta
Oaks Christian -5 1/2 Murrieta Valley*
Orange Lutheran -2 Vista Murrieta*
Cajon* -34 1/2 Oak Hills
Serrano -22 Carter*
Citrus Valley -40 Silverado*
Redlands -8 Palm Springs*
San Gorgonio* -5 1/2 Yucaipa
Canyon Springs -3 1/2 La Sierra*
Beaumont -50 Lakeside*
North* -10 Paloma Valley
Riverside Poly -4 Ramona*
Citrus Hill* -37 1/2 Arroyo Valley
Vista Del Lago -16 1/2 Indian Springs*
Miller* -24 Pacific
Moreno Valley* -11 Arlington
Rubidoux -32 San Bernardino*
Hillcrest -8 Temescal Canyon*
Chino* -2 1/2 Patriot
Eisenhower -33 1/2 Fontana*
Aquinas -22 Notre Dame*
Summit -22 1/2 Sultana*

NOR CAL FALL SHOWCASE

The 4th annual Nor Cal Fall Showcase will be held Sunday October, 27 at Chabot College in Hayward from 11 am to 5pm. The event is open to individual players and teams in all high school grades (classes of 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023).

A report on the event will be done by the Hoop Review scouting service that will be sent to college coaches and various internet sites.

Cost is $250 per team or $80 per individual. Everyone will play two games. To register go to hoopreview.net. For more information/application contact Gerry Freitas via email: gerryfreitas@hotmail.com

The Los Angeles Unified School District has launched a formal investigation into the Narbonne football team after a former teacher at the high school filed a lawsuit claiming that football players were given preferential treatment and were even allowed to pay teachers to cut class.

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