Golden West College upsets Palomar 47-27 in football


By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer-Escondido High School-Saturday October, 20, 2017. In a CCCAA Junior College Conference showdown, the Rustlers of Golden West College at 3-5 behind the 2 touchdown performance of Joe Pyle as he carried the ball 8 times for 68 yards, Tavon Valdes 19 carries for 52 yards and Jonathan Earl's 5 receptions for 37 yards scored on a touchdown run of 28 yards upset the Comets of Palomar College by a 47-27 win and ended a 3 game losing streak.

Other Rustlers performers:

QB Joe Pyle had 22 completions out of 31 attempts for 341 yards and threw 3 touchdown passes, 1 to Sheldon White (5 receptions for 51 yards) Xavier Smith leading receiver 7 carries for 124 yards, Derrick Deese (3 receptions for 78 yards) 1 long touchdown reception of 51 yards and Ben Ratzleff (2 receptions for 37 yards) 1 touchdown run of 27 yards

For the Palomar Comets at 4-3, Issiah Aguero carried the ball 10 times for 48 yards. Former Oceanside High and Comet Matt Romero who leads all junior college passers in the nation threw 17 completions out of 35 attempts for 180 yards and threw touchdown passes of 32 to Marquis Williams (6 receptions for 53 yards) Nate Johnson scored 1 touchdown for 32 yards (3 receptions for 53 yards) Bryce Walker (3 receptions for 16) scored on a reception for 10 yards.

The Comets of Palomar will host the top ranked Junior College Team in the country in the Fullerton JR College next Sunday in Wilson Stadium at Chick Embry Field in Escondido High School

Courtesy LA Times:

SOUTHERN SECTION

AMBASSADOR LEAGUE
Aquinas 63, Arrowhead Christian 0

CROSS VALLEY LEAGUE
Big Bear 55, Silver Valley 21

INLAND VALLEY LEAGUE
Riverside North 30, Riverside Poly 21

SAN JOAQUIN LEAGUE
Santa Clarita Christian 42, Capistrano Valley Christian 0
Webb 55, Southlands Christian 0

SANTA FE LEAGUE
St. Anthony 27, St. Genevieve 14

TRI-VALLEY LEAGUE
Bishop Diego 65, Santa Paula 0

INTERSECTIONAL

Bishop 60, Vasquez 14
CSDR 56, Phoenix (Ariz.) Phoenix Day School for the Deaf 14

CITY

METRO LEAGUE
Locke 50, Mendez 7

Miles Hastings game winning pass to Gavin Cherveny paces San Marcos in wild football win

By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer-Excalibur Field-San Marcos High School-San Marcos, CA: In one of the wildest comebacks ever at the Excalibur Football on the facilities of San Marcos High School, things started going the Knights way as they were going to dominate the contest but after a lot of Knight turnovers and interceptions in the third quarter, the Mavericks of LaCosta Canyon High School made the game exciting as they led 27-26 in the fourth quarter and with the game tied 34-34 the Knights knew the right play that they used and won by a 41-34 score.

The Knights jumped out to an early 26-0 lead on 2 field goal of 20 by Caleb Mancini, 2 Miles Hastings passes of 63 yards to Kyle Webb and to 45 yards to Gavin Cherveny. Josh Bornes contributed on a 2 yard touchdown run.

The Mavericks came back with their own trickery scored 3 quick touchdowns to go within 26-21 and qb Jake Newfield known for his running ability scored the go ahead touchdown with 9:22 left in the ballgame to take their first lead of the game 27-26.

San Marcos next possession came as qb Miles Hastings threw a 18 yard pass to Gavin Chervany with the 2 point PAT good put the Knights up 34-27. Jake Neufield with his good running skills scored his second touchdown of the game for 13 yards with the PAT good that tied the score at 34-34.

Again the Knights were ready to score with the passing QB of Miles Hastings threw the game winning pass his 3rd to Gavin Cherveny as he caught the game winning pass for 8 yards with the PAT good and San Marcos wins by a 41-34 win.

San Marcos Head Football Coach Jason Texler on the huge win over LaCosta Canyon: "It was incredible they (LCC) are a great team it was going to be a battle but we knew in the first half the scoring wasn't going to continue like that of our opponent (Lacosta Canyon) is a championship calibur team and they proved it tonight." said Coach Jason Texler

"We stepped up and made the right plays at the end of the night to win the game" " When LCC started to catch up on us I felt that the wheels were starting to bang up on us but we kept battling after a lot of mistakes and we found a way to win when you turn the ball over against LaCosta Canyon their offense is good." "On the final play my qb Miles Hastings made a good play he stayed in the pocket and looked for the winning pass to Gavin Cherveny and the rest was history the play was used was called a 4 verticle.

Statistics:

San Marcos Passing Miles Hastings 18 completions out of 45 attempts for 328 yards threw 3 touchdown passes of 63 to Kyle Webb, 18, 15 and 8 yards to Gavin Cherveny. Rushing Josh Bornes 12 carries for 85 yards 1 touchdown. Kyle Phillips 6 receptions for 47 yards Kyle Webb 1 touchdown run of 63 yards (1 rec for 63 yards) Gavin Cherveny 7 receptions for 122 yards scored touchdown runs of 18, 45 and 8 yards

LaCosta Canyon Passing Jake Neufield 2 touchdown runs of 2 and 13 yards 15 completions out of 33 attempts for 250 yards. Threw a touchdown pass of 7 yards. carried the ball 11 times for 44 yards Karron Lippert 4 carries for 24 yards scored 1 touchdown run of 14 yards. Brett Mangini 8 carries for 69 yards scored 1 touchdown run of 14 yards.


With the win the Knights of San Marcos improve their record to 7-1 on the season and will travel to Mt. Carmel in a road contest while the Mavericks of LaCosta Canyon at 5-2 will take on the Pirates of Oceanside High School. Both kickoffs times are at 7:00 pm

Courtesy LA Times

SOUTHERN SECTION

ALMONT LEAGUE
Bell Gardens 49, Alhambra 21
Montebello 49, Keppel 0
Schurr 49, San Gabriel 6

AMBASSADOR LEAGUE
Linfield Christian 59, Western Christian 0
Riverside Notre Dame 32, Ontario Christian 14

ANGELUS LEAGUE
Cathedral 49, La Salle 6
Harvard-Westlake 49, St. Paul 35
St. Francis 69, Salesian 0

BASELINE LEAGUE
Los Osos 29, Damien 26
Rancho Cucamonga 48, Etiwanda 7
Upland 56, Chino Hills 0

BAY LEAGUE
Mira Costa 50, Inglewood 21
Palos Verdes 45, Morningside 14
Redondo 35, Peninsula 7

BIG VIII LEAGUE
Corona Centennial 65, Corona 0
Eastvale Roosevelt 40, King 14
Norco 56, Corona Santiago 42

CAMINO LEAGUE
Calabasas 44, Newbury Park 24
Moorpark 43, Thousand Oaks 0

CANYON LEAGUE
Agoura 44, Royal 28
Simi Valley 21, Oak Park 14

CHANNEL LEAGUE
Dos Pueblos 34, Buena 10
Santa Barbara 10, Ventura 9

CITRUS BELT LEAGUE
Cajon 33, Yucaipa 16
Carter 35, Citrus Valley 14
Redlands 35,Eisenhower 6
Redlands East Valley 49, Miller 0

CRESTVIEW LEAGUE
Yorba Linda 32, Anaheim Canyon 0

DE ANZA LEAGUE
Rancho Mirage 32, Yucca Valley 28
Twentynine Palms 34, Desert Mirage 20

DEL RIO LEAGUE
La Serna 42 Whittier 7
Santa Fe 30, El Rancho 27

DESERT SKY LEAGUE
Silverado 55, Victor Valley 28

DESERT VALLEY LEAGUE
Indio 37, Cathedral City 34
Palm Desert 24, La Quinta 17 (3OT)
Shadow Hills 35, Palm Springs 14

EMPIRE LEAGUE
Cypress 17, La Palma Kennedy 7
Placentia Valencia 35, Tustin 10

FOOTHILL LEAGUE
Golden Valley 38, Canyon Country Canyon 0
Hart 35, West Ranch 6
Valencia 50, Saugus 3

FREEWAY LEAGUE
Fullerton 47, Buena Park 21
La Habra 40, Sonora 0
Sunny Hills 33, Troy 7

FRONTIER LEAGUE
Santa Clara 50, Fillmore 14

GARDEN GROVE LEAGUE
Westminster La Quinta 40, Rancho Alamitos 14

GOLD COAST - OCEAN LEAGUE
Sierra Canyon 51, Campbell Hall 7

GOLD COAST - VALLEY LEAGUE
Viewpoint 42, McAuliffe 6

GOLDEN WEST LEAGUE
Westminster 27, Ocean View 20

HACIENDA LEAGUE
Charter Oak 35, Walnut 0
Los Altos 41, Chino 30

INLAND VALLEY LEAGUE
Rancho Verde 42, Arlington 0

LOS PADRES LEAGUE
Lompoc 17, Santa Ynez 7
Pioneer Valley 42, Lompoc Cabrillo 7

MARMONTE LEAGUE
Oaks Christian 23, Camarillo 21
Westlake 42, St. Bonaventure 18

MIRAMONTE LEAGUE
Garey 41, Ganesha 20
Pomona 42, La Puente 0

MISSION LEAGUE
Bishop Amat 21, Gardena Serra 14
Chaminade 45, Alemany 0
Loyola 17, Crespi 0

MISSION VALLEY LEAGUE
El Monte 51, Gabrielino 14
South El Monte 28, Rosemead 27

MOJAVE RIVER LEAGUE
Apple Valley 28, Serrano 7
Ridgecrest Burroughs 20, Oak Hills 17
Sultana 33, Hesperia 0

MONTVIEW LEAGUE
Azusa 56, Sierra Vista 21
Nogales 42, Duarte 7
Workman 14, Gladstone 5

MOORE LEAGUE
Lakewood 42, Compton 6
Long Beach Poly 81, Long Beach Jordan 0

MOUNTAIN PASS LEAGUE
Beaumont 23, West Valley 6
Citrus Hill 48, San Jacinto 14

MT. BALDY LEAGUE
Chaffey 30, Ontario 7
Colony 44, Montclair 0
Don Lugo 35, Alta Loma 20

NORTH HILLS LEAGUE
Esperanza 45, El Dorado 36

NORTHERN LEAGUE
Santa Maria 40, Morro Bay 19

OCEAN LEAGUE
Culver City 47, Hawthorne 0
Lawndale 49, El Segundo 14
Santa Monica 35, Beverly Hills 7

OLYMPIC LEAGUE
Maranatha 58, Whittier Christian 29

ORANGE LEAGUE
Savanna 29, Magnolia 18

ORANGE COAST LEAGUE
Estancia 44, Costa Mesa 20

PAC-5 LEAGUE
Arroyo Grande 38, Righetti 28
Atascadero 35, San Luis Obispo 14

PACIFIC LEAGUE
Burbank 37, Crescenta Valley 20
Muir 40, Burbank Burroughs 17
Pasadena 68, Hoover 6

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Irvine 31, Irvine University 30
Woodbridge 31, Beckman 24

PACIFIC VIEW LEAGUE
Oxnard 42, Channel Islands 0
Rio Mesa 48, Hueneme 21

PALOMARES LEAGUE
Ayala 47, Diamond Bar 25
Claremont 36, Bonita 31
South Hills 27, Glendora 24

PIONEER LEAGUE
Leuzinger 20, Torrance 7
West Torrance 48, South Torrance 10

RIO HONDO LEAGUE
San Marino 49, Temple City 19
South Pasadena 41, La Canada 6

RIVER VALLEY LEAGUE
La Sierra 21, Hillcrest 13
Norte Vista 29, Patriot 21

SAN ANDREAS LEAGUE
Jurupa Hills 57, Indian Springs 6
Rim of the World 16, Arroyo Valley 6

SAN GABRIEL VALLEY LEAGUE
Gahr 46, Warren 42
Paramount 48, Dominguez 0

SEA VIEW LEAGUE
Capistrano Valley 52, Aliso Niguel 21
El Toro 40, Dana Hills 0

SOUTH CATHOLIC LEAGUE
Bishop Montgomery 26, St. Bernard 18
Cantwell-Sacred Heart 42, Bosco Tech 7

SOUTH COAST LEAGUE
Mission Viejo 63, Trabuco Hills 0
San Clemente 31, San Juan Hills 13

SOUTH VALLEY LEAGUE
California Military Institute 60, Temecula Prep 21
Rancho Christian 56, Calvary Murrieta 20

SOUTHWESTERN LEAGUE
Murrieta Mesa 41, Great Oak 21
Murrieta Valley 42, Temecula Valley 14
Vista Murrieta 41, Chaparral 10

SUBURBAN LEAGUE
La Mirada 42, Bellflower 7
Mayfair 35, Artesia 7

SUNBELT LEAGUE
Heritage 62, Perris 0
Paloma Valley 42, Elsinore 21
Temescal Canyon 27, Lakeside 7

SUNKIST LEAGUE
Fontana 40, Bloomington 0
Grand Terrace 53, Summit 14
Kaiser 28, Colton 0

SUNSET LEAGUE
Fountain Valley 35, Newport Harbor 7
Huntington Beach 28, Marina 20

TRI-VALLEY LEAGUE
Grace Brethren 48, Nordhoff 14

TRINITY LEAGUE
Mater Dei 45, JSerra 3
Servite 29, Orange Lutheran 28
St. John Bosco 40, Santa Margarita 38

VALLE VISTA LEAGUE
Northview 61, Rowland 23
San Dimas 56, Hacienda Heights Wilson 0

NONLEAGUE
Cerritos Valley Christian 56, Monrovia 20

CITY

CENTRAL LEAGUE
Bernstein 27, Belmont 24
Hollywood 34, Roybal 0
Legacy 19, Marquez 13

COLISEUM LEAGUE
Crenshaw 47, View Park 0
Dorsey 68, Hawkins 0
Manual Arts 46, Los Angeles 14

EAST VALLEY LEAGUE
Arleta 35, North Hollywood 21
Chavez 26, Sun Valley Poly 10
Verdugo Hills 40, Monroe 15

EASTERN LEAGUE
Garfield 55, South East 0
Huntington Park 54, Bell 40
South Gate 49, Los Angeles Roosevelt 20

EXPOSITION LEAGUE
Fremont 31, Angelou 0

MARINE LEAGUE
Carson 54, Washington 12
Narbonne 57, San Pedro 7
Wilmington Banning 47, Gardena 0

METRO LEAGUE
Sotomayor 22, New Designs Watts 20

NORTHERN LEAGUE
Eagle Rock 48, Los Angeles Marshall 7
Los Angeles Wilson 34, Franklin 28

VALLEY MISSION LEAGUE
Reseda 19, Sylmar 6
San Fernando 49, Granada Hills Kennedy 0
Van Nuys 30, Panorama 14

WEST VALLEY LEAGUE
Cleveland 41, Chatsworth 12
El Camino Real 24, Birmingham 21
Taft 30, Granada Hills 0

WESTERN LEAGUE
Fairfax 54, Los Angeles Hamilton 7
Palisades 18, Westchester 12

Courtesy of LA Times:

SOUTHERN SECTION

ACADEMY LEAGUE
Crean Lutheran 17, Orange Vista 16

CRESTVIEW LEAGUE
Villa Park 56, Foothill 3

EMPIRE LEAGUE
Garden Grove Pacifica 68, Western 14

GARDEN GROVE LEAGUE
Los Amigos 21, Bolsa Grande 14

GOLDEN WEST LEAGUE
Orange 16, Segerstrom 15
Santa Ana 54, Loara 6

MISSION VALLEY LEAGUE
Arroyo 55, Pasadena Marshall 0

MOORE LEAGUE
Millikan 35, Long Beach Cabrillo 7

MOUNTAIN VALLEY LEAGUE
Rubidoux 56, Vista del Lago 20

NORTH HILLS LEAGUE
El Modena 31, Brea Olinda 14

ORANGE LEAGUE
Katella 34, Century 8

ORANGE COAST LEAGUE
Godinez 42, Santa Ana Calvary Chapel 14

PACIFIC LEAGUE
Arcadia 35, Glendale 0

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Corona del Mar 56, Northwood 0

PREP LEAGUE
Pasadena Poly 54, Trinity Classical Academy 6

SAN JOAQUIN LEAGUE
Saddleback Valley Christian 48, Fairmont Prep 6

SUBURBAN LEAGUE
Norwalk 69, Cerritos 6

SUNSET LEAGUE
Los Alamitos 24, Edison 16

VALLE VISTA LEAGUE
Covina 56, Baldwin Park 28

The Culver City Centaurs (6-1,1-1) had a rough night of it against the physically impressive Lawndale Cardinals (7-0) as they lost 14-33. For details, go the DailyBreeze online report:

http://www.dailybreeze.com/2017/10/...er-city-in-battle-for-ocean-league-supremacy/

The Centaurs may be a little bigger & stronger this year than they have been in past years, but they in no way compare to the physicality of Lawndale. If you are scouting for college OL, DL & linebackers, you should take a close look at Lawndale. Star Cardinal RB is a known factor with an offer from Utah already. The good news for the Centaurs is that they can pretty much write this one off and be fairly comfortable that they are unlikely to encounter any D-11 playoff team that is as big & physical as Lawndale.

The Centaurs can afford to lose the Lawndale game as long as they take care of business in the rest of the Ocean League. Up until this last weekend, the opponent for CC this week, the Hawthorne Cougars (5-2,1-1) looked like the biggest threat to Culver, perhaps a trap game. It still could be, but the Santa Monica Vikings (2-5,1-1) now appear as the bigger threat. Don't know if grades or newly eligible transfers caused this but Samo beat the Cougars handily 42-14. Hawthorne had shown some capability against lower level competition, but the recent loss to Leuzinger exposed them as a paper tiger. Still, the cougars league record matches Culver, but Hawthorne is unlikely to muster any more league victories.

The Centaurs need to make sure they are prepared and motivated to take care of business this week and set themselves up with a second place Ocean League showdown against Santa Monica next.

Lawndale took care of the most dangerous challenger to the Ocean League crown last week in beating Culver City, but this week they face what has got to be the only real remaining threat as they host the El Segundo Eagles (6-1, 1-1). The Eagles are a young team but possess a lot of pieces to make them a successful team. And each week of experience makes them less susceptable to those young team mistakes. Last week the Eagles had their easiest game of the week in beating league doormat, the Beverly Hills Normans (0-7), 56-7. This week will be the Eagles toughest game of the season.

The even tougher part is that Lawndale is probably very much aware that they lost to the Eagles last season, 14-7, causing a 3 way tie for first place. I believe Lawndale has made it very clear this year, through words and actions, that they have no intention of sharing an Ocean League title with anyone this year. Calpreps projects it as a 35-8 Lawndale victory. I think a best case scenario for El Segundo might be a 15-28 loss for the Eagles, but with revenge on the mind of the Cardinals, it could also be a lot worse.

Santa Monica became the biggest challenge to the top three after their 42-14 shocker over Hawthorne last week. The Vikings led 15-6 after a quarter and 29-6 by halftime. As stated earlier, not sure if something has changed on the roster for either Samo or Hawthorne, but the result of the game was a bit of a surprise. Samo practically takes the week off as they travel to Beverly Hills for what should be the easiest game of the year for the Vikings.

: Former Carlsbad Alum Christian Chapman and Aztecs suffer first loss vs. Boise State


By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer-The Aztecs of San Diego State were upset Saturday Night at SDCCU Stadium with a big crowd of 49,000 look on to honor former SDSU Alumnus Marshall Faulk who went on and did well in the National Football League, but the outcome wasn't good as the Broncos jumped out to a 21-0 early lead to shock the Aztec fans who wore their red shirts.



In the second half the Aztecs scored 2 touchdowns on Christian Chapman's 89 yard pass to Freddie Trevillion for the first score and after a Boise State field goal of 33 yards, Rashod Penny 21 carries for 53 yards scored on a 11 yard run to go within 24-14 before Boise State scored on their last touchdown to make the final score 31-14



Yeah, I mean, our run game is our foundation. The run game opens up everything, and when they stop the run like that, we kinda gotta try to open up the pass game but it's tough, because we're built on the run game. said CHRISTIAN CHAPMAN Tonight they were just more physical, and they were able to stop the run, and that's our offense. "When you can't run the ball, we're going to struggle a little bit. Hats off to them. They were able to stop our best guy on offense, and that helped them a lot."



* Updated information on Christian Chapman, Jr., QB (12-for-27, 240 yds., 1 TD, 0 INT | 14 att., 26 yds.)  Was 12 for 27 passing for 240 yards and rushed 14 times for 26 yards.  Is 19-4 as the starting quarterback over his career.  Recorded his sixth straight game without interception and now has thrown 137 passes without throwing an interception (seven touchdowns over that span).  Threw an 89-yard touchdown pass to Fred Trevillion, the fourth-longest passing play in SDSU history and the longest since a 90- yard pass by Ryan Lindley to Vincent Brown vs. No. 25 Utah on Nov. 20,

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SOUTHERN SECTION

ALMONT LEAGUE
Alhambra 42, San Gabriel 0
Bell Gardens 52, Keppel 0
Schurr 38, Montebello 35

AMBASSADOR LEAGUE
Aquinas 62, Linfield Christian 7
Ontario Christian 45, Western Christian 0
Riverside Notre Dame 32, Arrowhead Christian 10

ANGELUS LEAGUE
Cathedral 24, St. Paul 7
Harvard-Westlake 47, Salesian 7
St. Francis 49, La Salle 16

ARROWHEAD LEAGUE
Carnegie 49, Anza Hamilton 0

BASELINE LEAGUE
Etiwanda 66, Chino Hills 63
Rancho Cucamonga 48, Los Osos 0
Upland 49, Damien 8

BAY LEAGUE

Inglewood 26, Peninsula 21

Mira Costa 41, Morningside 29

Palos Verdes 37, Redondo 35

BIG VIII LEAGUE
Corona Centennial 61, Corona Santiago 14
Eastvale Roosevelt 42, Corona 6
Norco 49, King 0

CHANNEL LEAGUE
Santa Barbara 47, San Marcos 10
Ventura 23, Buena 21

CITRUS BELT LEAGUE
Cajon 56, Citrus Valley 14
Eisenhower 23, Miller 12
Redlands East Valley 19, Redlands 7
Yucaipa 42, Carter 14

DE ANZA LEAGUE
Desert Mirage 35, Desert Hot Springs 27
Rancho Mirage 35, Twentynine Palms 13

DEL RIO LEAGUE
California 15, El Rancho 8
Santa Fe 36, Whittier 10

DESERT SKY LEAGUE
Silverado 56, Barstow 29
Victor Valley 56, Adelanto 0

DESERT VALLEY LEAGUE
Indio 20, Xavier Prep 12
Palm Desert 31, Palm Springs 15
Shadow Hills 14, La Quinta 7

EMPIRE LEAGUE
Cypress 47, Garden Grove Pacifica 26
Placentia Valencia 43, Western 13
Tustin 42, La Palma Kennedy 12

FOOTHILL LEAGUE
Hart 35, Canyon Country Canyon 18
Saugus 11, West Ranch 7
Valencia 48, Golden Valley 7

FREEWAY LEAGUE
Fullerton 41, Sunny Hills 14
La Habra 47, Troy 0
Sonora 17, Buena Park 10

GARDEN GROVE LEAGUE
Westminster La Quinta 37, Garden Grove Santiago 26

GOLDEN LEAGUE
Antelope Valley 55, Lancaster 0
Knight 54, Eastside 7
Palmdale 47, Highland 22
Quartz Hill 40, Littlerock 0

GOLDEN WEST LEAGUE
Santa Ana 51, Ocean View 6
Segerstrom 42, Loara 3
Westminster 35, Orange 29

HACIENDA LEAGUE
Charter Oak 39, Los Altos 7
Diamond Ranch 49, Chino 14
West Covina 29, Walnut 13

INLAND VALLEY LEAGUE
Arlington 35, Riverside Poly 14
Rancho Verde 65, Valley View 28
Riverside North 41, Canyon Springs 20

LOS PADRES LEAGUE
Santa Maria St. Joseph 49, Pioneer Valley 7
Santa Ynez 58, Lompoc Cabrillo 0

MIRAMONTE LEAGUE
La Puente 35, Ganesha 28
Pomona 49, Bassett 0

MISSION LEAGUE
Bishop Amat 56, Crespi 24
Chaminade 37, Loyola 14
Gardena Serra 44, Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 22

MISSION VALLEY LEAGUE
Arroyo 33, El Monte 0
Mountain View 70, Pasadena Marshall 0
Rosemead 13, Gabrielino 10

MOJAVE RIVER LEAGUE
Apple Valley 14, Ridgecrest Burroughs 7
Oak Hills 21, Sultana 7
Serrano 45, Hesperia 27

MONTVIEW LEAGUE
Azusa 49, Gladstone 0
Nogales 28, Workman 0
Sierra Vista 41, Duarte 39

MOORE LEAGUE
Long Beach Cabrillo 46, Long Beach Jordan 16
Long Beach Poly 57, Compton 10
Long Beach Wilson 31, Lakewood 28 (OT)

MOUNTAIN PASS LEAGUE
Beaumont 13, Tahquitz 9
Citrus Hill 54, West Valley 6
San Jacinto 35, Hemet 17

MOUNTAIN VALLEY LEAGUE
Moreno Valley 25, Banning 19
Rubidoux 42, San Bernardino 21

MT. BALDY LEAGUE
Alta Loma 31, Chaffey 12
Colony 26, Don Lugo 24
Ontario 52, Montclair 24

NORTHERN LEAGUE
Santa Maria 52, Templeton 21

OCEAN LEAGUE
Lawndale 33, Culver City 14
El Segundo 56, Beverly Hills 7
Santa Monica 42, Hawthorne 14

OLYMPIC LEAGUE
Heritage Christian 48, Whittier Christian 7

ORANGE LEAGUE
Katella 49, Santa Ana Valley 14

ORANGE COAST LEAGUE
Laguna Beach 35, Costa Mesa 23
Santa Ana Calvary Chapel 26, Estancia 17

PAC-5 LEAGUE
Paso Robles 46, San Luis Obispo 14
Righetti 20, Atascadero 7

PACIFIC LEAGUE
Arcadia 47, Hoover 18
Crescenta Valley 38, Burbank Burroughs 14
Muir 55, Glendale 0

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Corona del Mar 42, Irvine University 3
Irvine 43, Beckman 17
Woodbridge 34, Northwood 8

PACIFIC VIEW LEAGUE
Oxnard Pacifica 39, Channel Islands 14
Rio Mesa 41, Oxnard 35

PALOMARES LEAGUE
Ayala 62, Bonita 14
South Hills 45, Claremont 7

PIONEER LEAGUE
North Torrance 47, Leuzinger 8
Torrance 49, South Torrance 0
West Torrance 52, Compton Centennial 0

RIO HONDO LEAGUE
Monrovia 61, La Canada 7
Temple City 40, South Pasadena 7

RIVER VALLEY LEAGUE
Norte Vista 42, Jurupa Valley 6
Patriot 36, Hillcrest 35

SAN ANDREAS LEAGUE
Rialto 26, Rim of the World 0
San Gorgonio 42, Indian Springs 7

SAN GABRIEL VALLEY LEAGUE
Gahr 41, Lynwood 18
Paramount 50, Warren 7

SAN JOAQUIN LEAGUE
Capistrano Valley Christian 40, Fairmont Prep 37 (OT)
Saddleback Valley Christian 56, Southlands Christian 20

SEA VIEW LEAGUE
Capistrano Valley 26, El Toro 14
Dana Hills 10, Laguna Hills 0

SOUTH COAST LEAGUE
Mission Viejo 35, San Juan Hills 7
San Clemente 30, Tesoro 14

SOUTH VALLEY LEAGUE
California Military Institute 67, Nuview Bridge 0
Calvary Murrieta 52, Temecula Prep 6
Rancho Christian 40, Santa Rosa Academy 8

SOUTHWESTERN LEAGUE
Great Oak 41, Temecula Valley 3
Murrieta Valley 42, Chaparral 17
Vista Murrieta 48, Murrieta Mesa 20

SUBURBAN LEAGUE
Bellflower 20, Glenn 14
La Mirada 55, Artesia 35
Mayfair 31, Norwalk 20

SUNBELT LEAGUE
Heritage 41, Elsinore 14
Paloma Valley 57, Lakeside 6
Temescal Canyon 45, Perris 6

SUNKIST LEAGUE
Grand Terrace 58, Colton 6
Kaiser 63, Bloomington 0

SUNSET LEAGUE
Edison 48, Newport Harbor 0
Huntington Beach 21, Fountain Valley 14

TRINITY LEAGUE
JSerra 52, Orange Lutheran 21
Mater Dei 31, St. John Bosco 21
Santa Margarita 51, Servite 28

VALLE VISTA LEAGUE
Hacienda Heights Wilson 27, Baldwin Park 14
Northview 42, Covina 28
San Dimas 49, Rowland 7

NONLEAGUE
Carpinteria 44, Trinity Classical Academy 12
Grace Brethren 52, Oak Park 6
Maranatha 40, Fillmore 21
Mary Star 37, Verbum Dei 19
Millikan 56, Orange Vista 13
Moorpark 27, Camarillo 17
Pasadena Poly 34, Boron 8
Rio Hondo Prep 29, Santa Clara 0
Royal 42, Thousand Oaks 21
Santa Paula 21, Excelsior 12
Sierra Canyon 26, Calabasas 14
Silver Valley 51, St. Pius X-St. Matthias Academy 18
St. Anthony 50, Bishop Montgomery 7
St. Bernard 43, St. Monica 6
St. Genevieve 49, Cantwell-Sacred Heart 0
St. Margaret's 61, Nordhoff 14
Villa Park 63, Brea Olinda 7
Yorba Linda 51, Esperanza 7

INTERSECTIONAL
California City 29, McAuliffe 6
Nipomo 13, Scotts Valley 7

CITY

CENTRAL LEAGUE
Bernstein 48, Legacy 34
Contreras 7, Marquez 0
Hollywood 27, Belmont 22

COLISEUM LEAGUE
Crenshaw 33, Dorsey 14
Los Angeles 28, Hawkins 16
View Park 33, Manual Arts 15

EAST VALLEY LEAGUE
Arleta 35, Chavez 22
Grant 41, Sun Valley Poly 20
North Hollywood 36, Verdugo Hills 35

EASTERN LEAGUE
Bell 35, Los Angeles Roosevelt 9
Huntington Park 77, South East 14
South Gate 49, Garfield 48

EXPOSITION LEAGUE
Jefferson 36, Fremont 7
Santee 54, West Adams 22

MARINE LEAGUE
Carson 25, San Pedro 17
Narbonne 51, Wilmington Banning 0
Washington 50, Gardena 0

METRO LEAGUE
Los Angeles Jordan 40, Mendez 14

NORTHERN LEAGUE
Eagle Rock 70, Torres 14
Franklin 30, Lincoln 7
Los Angeles Marshall 30, Los Angeles Wilson 7

VALLEY MISSION LEAGUE
Reseda 34, Granada Hills Kennedy 7
San Fernando 63, Canoga Park 0
Sylmar 35, Panorama 0

WEST VALLEY LEAGUE
Birmingham 38, Granada Hills 14
Cleveland 34, Taft 6
El Camino Real 58, Chatsworth 6

WESTERN LEAGUE
Fairfax 14, Palisades 7
Venice 35, Los Angeles Hamilton 8
Westchester 58, Los Angeles University 7

NONLEAGUE
Van Nuys 34, Angelou 28

Jack Tuttle touchdown passes of 10 and 15 yards paces undefeated Mission Hills in win


By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer-LaCosta Canyon High School-Carlsbad, CA-In a battle of ranked and 2 undefeated Avocado League football powers things started going for 4th ranked LaCosta Canyon as the offense took an early 13-3 lead on qb Jake Neufield's (12 completions out of 23 attempts for 168 yards threw a 55 yard pass to JaQuan Carroll (3 receptions for 88 yards) in the first period.

In the second period, the Grizzlies Ezekiel Matta connected on a 30 field goal put Mission Hills within 4 at 7-3, Maverick running back Karron Lippert 7 carries for 57 yards dazzled the crowd on the home field as he scored on a 29 yard run to take a 13-3 lead.

The magic arm of Mission Hills quarterback and University of Utah bound Jeff Tuttle as he threw 17 completions out of 27 attempts for 155 yards came back as he threw 2 touchdown passes of 10 and 15 yards to Chris Olave (13 receptions for 163 yards put the Grizzles up 17-13.

In the 3rd quarter running back Damon Wigand scored on a 6 yard run to make the final score 24-13 in favor of the top ranked Grizzlies

Chris Hauser Mission Hills head football coach commented on the game tonight: "There were two good hard battled football teams that you saw out there tonight and this is the type of game was fun for our ball club." "Tonight the players and fans came out tonight and that is what good football is all about the support is here to embrace the atmosphere it was a battle."

" When we trailed 13-3 we found a way to come back and won tonight which will give us something to hear." " Jack Tuttle my qb was banged up earlier in the first quarter but I am proud of what hedid tonight and showed a lot of grit tonight but we have a lot of football left this is what I think we hope to see and we got the win, there were two teams that battled hard in this key Avocado League game and we wanted to win tonight." said Chris Hauser

"We had our squad and they had their's squad it was a battle of 2 teams and wanted to show up on who was going to win." "Jake Neufield is special athlete and a veteran senior is a fun ball player to watch LaCosta Canyon."

With the win the Grizzles of Mission Hills are 7-0 and top ranked in San Diego High School Football County will host the El Camino Wildcats next Friday night and lead the series vs the Mavericks of Lacosta Canyon as their record falls to 6-1, lead the series 3 games to 2, will travel to San Marcos High School to take on the Knights.

#1 See the Ocean League post for details on Culver City (6-0), but I will add that senior QB Jonathan Martin is listed on maxpreps as having thrown for 367 yards and 4 TD's, and also, his first three interceptions of the season against El Segundo (5-1, 0-1) in their Ocean League opener. According to the, less than official, maxpreps stats, Martin is 5th in passing yardage in the state right now with 2,075 yards and two of the guys ahead of him have played 7 games. He is third in yards per game at 345.8 and third in TD passes with 28.

#2 Arroyo (7-0) of El Monte barely squeezed by their biggest challenge in the Mission Valley League as they beat South El Monte (6-1, 2-1), 14-13. The Arroyo defense was the star in this game as the offense struggled. Arroyo scored first and held a 7-3 lead until 7 minutes were left in the third quarter and South El Monte's Jarvis Alexander took a punt back 50 yards for a TD and a 10-7 lead. South extended its lead to 13-7 with a 23 yard field goal by Gaspar Beltran with 11 minutes to go in the 4th quarter.

South was still leading with 7 minutes to go but the Arroyo defense produced another stop which resulted in a punt to Arroyo and them starting possession at their own 47. And with about 4 minutes to go, Arroyo QB Ernesto Camacho scored a TD on a 2 yard run. Jesse Oritiz' extra point was good to give Arroyo the lead 14-13. The Arroyo D produced two more stops before the end of the game, one of them on a fumble recovery.

Arroyo, one of 3 remaining undefeated teams in Division 11, should be able to cruise to an undefeated season and Mission Valley League championship as well as one of the top seedings in the Division 11 playoffs as there are no significant challengers remaining in the Mission Valley League including next week's opponent, El Monte (4-2, 2-0), who calpreps projects to lose this contest by a score of 44-3. El Monte features sophomore RB Abel Cueva who has rushed for over 1,000 yards in just 6 games, but El Monte is a paper tiger and has not seen a team as good as Arroyo all year.

#3 Covina (5-1, 1-0) also had a squeaker in their Valle Vista League opener against San Dimas (3-3, 0-1). It was not supposed to be this difficult. Covina won just 36-35. Covina led 15-0 until 4 minutes were left in the second quarter when San Dimas scored twice before the half with the help of an interception and San Dimas was able to duplicate a pass for a 2 point conversion to get even with Covina before the half. With 8 minutes to go in the third quarter Covina took back the lead on a 37 yard TD pass from sophomore Nin Burns II, to Danny Urrea.

But San Dimas responded a minute later with a 47 yard TD run by senior Noah Maldonado and it was knotted again 22-22. Covina broke back on top with a 45 yard TD pass from Burns to Tristan Sprague. Covina held the edge 29-22 going into the 4th quarter. After a long run late in the third quarter by Covina's sophomore RB Erik Cuellar, they were able to score on a short run with 11 minutes to play and increase their lead to 36-22 after a successful PAT by Brandon Gutierrez. San Dimas's Maldonado scored running from 12 yards out with 7 minutes to play to close the gap to 36-29 in favor of Covina. Covina was unable sustain a drive and punted with San Dimas getting possession at the Covina 46 with about 4 minutes to go. With just about a minute to go, San Dimas' Maldonado scored on a run from 8 yards out. San Dimas decided to try for a 2 point conversion but failed so Covina escaped with 36-35 victory.

San Dimas ran for 345 yards in the contest. Senior Dylan Ware ran for 120 yards on 15 carries for San Dimas and Maldonado had 139 on 16 carries, including all 5 San Dimas TD's. Covina was much more balanced with Burns throwing for 210 yards on 12 completions in 19 attempts, including 3 TD's. Cuellar carried most of the load on the ground for Covina getting 24 carries for 155 yards and 1 TD. San Dimas was probably the most critical game of the regular season for Covina as San Dimas was the most serious challenge to second place and a virtual lock on a Division 11 post season berth.

What is not known is whether Covina is good enough to clinch the Valle Vista League championship but that should be decided this week as they Northview (4-2, 1-0) of Covina. Northview is favored by calpreps 35-28. Northview has faced tough competition from teams as strong or stronger than Covina in Don Lugo (5-1) and Charter Oak (6-0), but the last of those games was about a month ago. Most of the success of Northview would likely be credited to senior QB Steven Comstock who is 71 of 126 for 1,365 yards in 6 games with 15 TD's & 7 interceptions. Comstock also leads the team in rushing with 435 yards and 4 TD's. Senior receiver Jimmy Amezquita is his favorite target with 24 receptions for 558 yards and 7 TD's.

With Covina coming off an emotional high of the victory over San Dimas, I tend to agree with the calpreps projection, but Covina should have plenty of motivation as this game should determine the Valle Vista League championship and a win for Covina would likely have them finish with a top 4 seeding in the Division 11 playoffs.

#4 Segerstrom (5-1, 1-0) of Santa Ana is #4 in the CIF-SS poll and #5 in the calpreps.com D-11 rankings. Segerstrom had an acceptable 28-13 victory over Ocean View (4-2, 0-1) of Huntington Beach in their opener of the tightly contested Golden West League. Segerstrom is a run first almost exclusively. They guard their stat and video data closely on maxpreps.com and hudl but other teams they play are not afraid to reveal the Segerstrom secrets via their own stats and videos that they share. Segerstrom had 275 yards on the ground and less than 50 through the air and were only able to convert 1 of 8 third downs. They won the turnover battle 2-1 intercepting Ocean View twice. Unfortunately for Segerstrom, Ocean View only projects to be the 5th place finisher in the 6 team Golden League.

Segerstrom gets an easy game this week against league doormat Loara (2-4, 0-1) of Anaheim. Calpreps projects it as a 44-3 Segerstrom victory. Segerstrom currently projects to be the 2nd place finisher in this league but the remaining three league games after Loara will all be tougher than the first two, including fellow D-11 foe Westminster (4-2, 0-1).

#5 Arcadia (3-3, 2-1) is ranked #4 for by Calpreps.com but #6 in the CIF-SS D-11 poll. Arcadia suffered a mild upset loss to Burbank (4-2, 3-0), 14-17, last week. While both defenses had their moments in this contest, Burbank definitely got the better of Arcadia holding them to 94 yards rushing and 67 passing while the Burbank run game had 276 yards on 63 carries along with another 106 yards passing on 11 of 19. Burbank QB Matthew Porras had over 100 yards passing and 100 rushing. Senior D.Williams added another 109 yards rushing for Burbank. Burbank had 82 offensive plays to Arcadia's 32. Arcadia was leading 14-10 early in the third quarter but Burbank QB Porras ran in from 20 yards out with 10 minutes to go in the 3rd quarter to take the lead at 17-14, which held up for the final score.

Arcadia is now tied for third place in the 6 team Pacific league with Burroughs (3-2, 2-1) but hold the head to head edge as they beat Burroughs 31-26 on 9/29. Arcadia also has an easier schedule finish than either Burbank or Burroughs with 2 of their wins to be extremely easy and only the Pasadena (1-5,1-2) game being a trap game. All three, Arcadia, Burbank & Burroughs, still face heavy league favorite Crescenta Valley (6-0). Burbank and Burroughs also face each other the last game of the regular season. They are also traditional rivals. This week and next week, Arcadia has it easy. This week calpreps projects a 40-6 victory over Hoover (0-5) of Glendale. Unless Arcadia can upset Crescenta Valley, I expect that they will not be able to secure a top 4 seeding in D-11.

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2017 So Cal Fall Senior Showcase

The 1st annual So Cal Fall Senior Showcase will be held Sunday October 8, 2017 at Cerritos College in Norwalk from 11:00 am to 7:00 pm. It will be open to individual players and teams who are unsigned seniors in the class of 2018.

This exposure event is designed to provide all players an opportunity to demonstrate their talents/skills in highly competitive games for the college coaches, scouts, and media expected to attend. 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 $100 for individuals and $250.00 for teams. Every team/individual will play two games. For more information call the tournament director, Gerry Freitas at 408-998-1327 or contact via email: gerryfreitas@hotmail.com.

The Culver City Centaurs (6-0) won their most significant game of the season, beating the El Segundo Eagles (5-1, 0-1), 46-27, in their opener to Ocean League play. It was not because it was a league opener, but the level of opponent they were facing. The Eagles are expected to be the Centaurs' toughest challenge to achieving second place in the Ocean League and a lock on a playoff spot.

Only Hawthorne (5-1, 1-0) stands in their way to achieving that goal now, in my estimation. Highlights can be found off of their Hudl.com page:

http://www.hudl.com/team/v2/34145/boys-varsity-football

And there is a El Segundo focused write up in the Daily Breeze:

http://www.dailybreeze.com/2017/10/...nst-el-segundo-in-battle-of-undefeated-teams/

The Daily Breeze also has a brief preview of the big matchup this week of Culver City hosting Lawndale (6-0):

http://www.dailybreeze.com/2017/10/...pproaching-key-stretch-of-ocean-league-games/

This one should be for the Ocean League Championship. If you are looking for fireworks on the football field, this one should provide it. I highly recommend this game. In another admittedly highly biased homer projection, I will predict a 42-38 Centaur victory.

El Segundo will have time to recover before their next tough game as they have the easiest game of the year this week at the Beverly Hills Normans (0-6). Calpreps projects a 62-0 victory. The Eagles could be forgiven if it is something less than that as they might pull their starters as early as possible and be a little less focused than they should be as they await Ocean League favorite, Lawndale, the week after the Normans.

Calpreps.com projects the Santa Monica Vikings (1-5, 0-1) at the Hawthorne Cougars (5-1, 1-0) as the closest Ocean League game this week. Hawthorne was dispensing with Beverly Hills 50-18 last week, while Santa Monica was being shellacked by Lawndale 60-0. Don't let those scores fool ya, this game could be as close as the calpreps predicted 35-27 victory for Hawthorne.

Courtesy LA Times:

SOUTHERN SECTION

ANGELUS LEAGUE
Cathedral 57, Harvard-Westlake 20

SOUTH CATHOLIC LEAGUE
Verbum Dei 28, Bishop Montgomery 22

SOUTH VALLEY LEAGUE
Calvary Murrieta 43, Santa Rosa Academy 12

NONLEAGUE
Brentwood 56, McAuliffe 0

INTERSECTIONAL
Pine Valley Mountain Empire 44, Anza Hamilton 13

Courtesy LA Times:

SOUTHERN SECTION

ALMONT LEAGUE
Bell Gardens 54, San Gabriel 0
Montebello 30, Alhambra 6
Schurr 48, Keppel 8

AMBASSADOR LEAGUE
Aquinas 43, Riverside Notre Dame 15
Arrowhead Christian 34, Western Christian 0
Linfield Christian 21, Ontario Christian 20

ANGELUS LEAGUE
La Salle 51, Salesian 7
St. Francis 24, St. Paul 7

ARROWHEAD LEAGUE
Sherman Indian 24, CSDR 14

BASELINE LEAGUE
Damien 34, Chino Hills 29
Etiwanda 34, Los Osos 27
Upland 30, Rancho Cucamonga 23

BAY LEAGUE
Mira Costa 28, Peninsula 14
Palos Verdes 52, Inglewood 12
Redondo 52, Morningside 0

BIG VIII LEAGUE
Corona Centennial 72, Eastvale Roosevelt 33
Corona Santiago 42, King 14
Norco 42, Corona 0

CHANNEL LEAGUE
Buena 42, San Marcos 0
Dos Pueblos 35, Ventura 7

CITRUS BELT LEAGUE
Cajon 46, Eisenhower 3
Redlands East Valley 34, Carter 27
Yucaipa 48, Redlands 21

DE ANZA LEAGUE
Coachella Valley 42, Rancho Mirage 24
Twentynine Palms 62, Desert Hot Springs 40
Yucca Valley 70, Desert Mirage 8

DEL RIO LEAGUE
El Rancho 33, Pioneer 12
Santa Fe 22, La Serna 7
Whittier 17, California 14

DESERT SKY LEAGUE
Silverado 78, Adelanto 0

DESERT VALLEY LEAGUE
La Quinta 31, Xavier Prep 0
Palm Springs 35, Cathedral City 0
Shadow Hills 32, Indio 13

EMPIRE LEAGUE
Tustin 63, Western 27

FOOTHILL LEAGUE
Saugus 17, Golden Valley 0
Valencia 42, Hart 14
West Ranch 35, Canyon Country Canyon 14

FREEWAY LEAGUE
Fullerton 35, Sonora 14
La Habra 42, Sunny Hills 3
Troy 29, Buena Park 21

GARDEN GROVE LEAGUE
Garden Grove Santiago 53, Bolsa Grande 13
Rancho Alamitos 50, Los Amigos 7

GOLDEN LEAGUE
Highland 33, Lancaster 14
Knight 55, Littlerock 16
Palmdale 56, Eastside 0
Quartz Hill 33, Antelope Valley 21

GOLDEN WEST LEAGUE
Santa Ana 28, Westminster 21
Segerstrom 28, Ocean View 13

HACIENDA LEAGUE
Charter Oak 14, Diamond Ranch 7
Chino 56, West Covina 7
Los Altos 34, Walnut 14

INLAND VALLEY LEAGUE
Arlington 32, Riverside North 31 (OT)
Valley View 62, Riverside Poly 14

LOS PADRES LEAGUE
Lompoc 49, Pioneer Valley 10
Santa Maria St. Joseph 77, Lompoc Cabrillo 10

MIRAMONTE LEAGUE
Pomona 38, Garey 21

MISSION LEAGUE
Alemany 32, Crespi 14
Bishop Amat 31, Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 17
Gardena Serra 13, Loyola 10

MISSION VALLEY LEAGUE
Arroyo 14, South El Monte 13
El Monte 59, Pasadena Marshall 7
Rosemead 28, Mountain View 16

MOJAVE RIVER LEAGUE
Apple Valley 31, Oak Hills 24
Ridgecrest Burroughs 47, Hesperia 10
Serrano 41, Sultana 14

MONTVIEW LEAGUE
Azusa 38, Duarte 0
Nogales 58, Gladstone 0
Workman 22, Sierra Vista 14

MOORE LEAGUE
Long Beach Poly 49, Long Beach Cabrillo 0
Long Beach Wilson 58, Long Beach Jordan 6
Millikan 33, Compton 13

MOUNTAIN PASS LEAGUE
Beaumont 24, Hemet 7
Citrus Hill 56, Tahquitz 13
San Jacinto 50, West Valley 0

MOUNTAIN VALLEY LEAGUE
Moreno Valley 49, San Bernardino 6
Rubidoux 28, Pacific 20

MT. BALDY LEAGUE
Alta Loma 42, Ontario 14
Don Lugo 55, Montclair 10

NORTHERN LEAGUE
Nipomo 35, Templeton 0

OCEAN LEAGUE
Culver City 46, El Segundo 27
Hawthorne 50, Beverly Hills 18
Lawndale 60, Santa Monica 0

OLYMPIC LEAGUE
Cerritos Valley Christian 63, Maranatha 14

ORANGE LEAGUE
Katella 56, Anaheim 14
Savanna 50, Century 49

ORANGE COAST LEAGUE
Godinez 38, Laguna Beach 14
Santa Ana Calvary Chapel 21, Costa Mesa 7

PAC-5 LEAGUE
Paso Robles 28, Arroyo Grande 7
Righetti 27, San Luis Obispo 7

PACIFIC LEAGUE
Burbank 17, Arcadia 14
Crescenta Valley 48, Pasadena 33
Muir 48, Hoover 0

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Corona del Mar 62, Beckman 13
Irvine University 28, Northwood 7
Woodbridge 47, Irvine 41

PACIFIC VIEW LEAGUE
Oxnard 38, Hueneme 7
Rio Mesa 42, Oxnard Pacifica 7

PALOMARES LEAGUE
Bonita 42, Diamond Bar 39
Glendora 33, Claremont 7
South Hills 21, Ayala 13

PIONEER LEAGUE
Leuzinger 35, South Torrance 0
North Torrance 3, West Torrance 0
Torrance 48, Compton Centennial 0

RIO HONDO LEAGUE
Monrovia 49, South Pasadena 10
San Marino 55, La Canada 0

RIVER VALLEY LEAGUE
Hillcrest 45, Ramona 6
Norte Vista 41, La Sierra 28

SAN ANDREAS LEAGUE
Rialto 64, Arroyo Valley 6

SAN GABRIEL VALLEY LEAGUE
Gahr 24, Dominguez 8
Paramount 21, Downey 20 (OT)
Warren 41, Lynwood 20

SEA VIEW LEAGUE
Capistrano Valley 49, Laguna Hills 3
El Toro 41, Aliso Niguel 24

SOUTH CATHOLIC LEAGUE
St. Bernard 34, Bosco Tech 12

SOUTH COAST LEAGUE
Mission Viejo 42, Tesoro 6
San Juan Hills 37, Trabuco Hills 7

SOUTH VALLEY LEAGUE
Nuview Bridge 27, Temecula Prep 19
Rancho Christian 33, California Military Institute 6

SOUTHWESTERN LEAGUE
Great Oak 31, Chaparral 14
Murrieta Mesa 59, Temecula Valley 10
Murrieta Valley 38, Vista Murrieta 17

SUBURBAN LEAGUE
Glenn 44, Artesia 41
La Mirada 37, Norwalk 21
Mayfair 62, Cerritos 13

SUNBELT LEAGUE
Elsinore 32, Perris 18
Heritage 60, Lakeside 7
Paloma Valley 48, Temescal Canyon 10

SUNKIST LEAGUE
Colton 40, Bloomington 0
Grand Terrace 60, Fontana 30
Kaiser 19, Summit 17

SUNSET LEAGUE
Fountain Valley 35, Marina 21

TRINITY LEAGUE
Mater Dei 70, Santa Margarita 35
JSerra 52, Servite 36
St. John Bosco 42, Orange Lutheran 21

VALLE VISTA LEAGUE
Covina 36, San Dimas 35
Northview 56, Baldwin Park 0
Rowland 28, Hacienda Heights Wilson 21

NONLEAGUE
Anaheim Canyon 17, El Modena 14
Big Bear 22, Rio Hondo Prep 13
Bishop Diego 56, Fillmore 0
Calabasas 52, Westlake 14
Camarillo 42, Simi Valley 7
Campbell Hall 33, Viewpoint 30
Carpinteria 30, Santa Paula 14
Crean Lutheran 39, St. Monica 0
El Dorado 10, Foothill 8
Grace Brethren 35, St. Margaret's 13
Heritage Christian 52, Ribet Academy 0
Moorpark 46, Agoura 21
Oak Park 22, Nordhoff 18
Oaks Christian 48, Newbury Park 0
Santa Clara 42, Trinity Classical Academy 7
Santa Ynez 54, Morro Bay 0
St. Anthony 44, Cantwell-Sacred Heart 6
St. Bonaventure 61, Thousand Oaks 55 (OT)
St. Pius X-St. Matthias Academy 44, Firebaugh 0
Villa Park 63, Esperanza 0
Yorba Linda 40, Brea Olinda 21

INTERSECTIONAL
Mary Star 35, San Diego Maranatha Christian 21
Rosamond 30, Silver Valley 27

CITY

CENTRAL LEAGUE
Contreras 61, Bernstein 48
Hollywood 37, Legacy 13

COLISEUM LEAGUE
Crenshaw 54, Manual Arts 0
Dorsey 63, Los Angeles 7
View Park 61, Hawkins 0

EAST VALLEY LEAGUE
Arleta 34, Grant 14
Monroe 25, North Hollywood 17

EASTERN LEAGUE
Garfield 48, Huntington Park 22
South East 38, Los Angeles Roosevelt 35
South Gate 43, Bell 20

EXPOSITION LEAGUE
Jefferson 48, Rivera 0
West Adams 47, Angelou 7

MARINE LEAGUE
Narbonne 48, Carson 13
San Pedro 61, Gardena 6
Wilmington Banning 41, Washington 12

METRO LEAGUE
Locke 54, New Designs Watts 0
Los Angeles Jordan 36, Sotomayor 6

NORTHERN LEAGUE
Eagle Rock 42, Los Angeles Wilson 13
Los Angeles Marshall 48, Lincoln 6
Torres 64, Franklin 33

VALLEY MISSION LEAGUE
Canoga Park 33, Panorama 22
Granada Hills Kennedy 42, Van Nuys 20
San Fernando 51, Reseda 26

WEST VALLEY LEAGUE
Birmingham 60, Taft 0
El Camino Real 20, Cleveland 6
Granada Hills 48, Chatsworth 0

WESTERN LEAGUE
Fairfax 41, Los Angeles University 0
Palisades 42, Los Angeles Hamilton 7
Venice 40, Westchester 28

LaCosta Canyon spoils El Camino on Youth Football Night

By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer-Friday, October 6, 2017-Herb Meyer Stadium-El Camino High School-Oceanside, CA:

The Lacosta Canyon Mavericks improve their record to 6-0 on the season always known as a traditioned football team with a quick offense and a fast defense proved themselves today as they defeated the Wildcats of El Camino HIgh School by a 38-21 in a well contested battle that was held at Herb Meyer Stadium.

Karron Lippert led the Mavericks with 21 carries for 134 yards rushing, teammate JaQuan Carroll carried the ball 7 times for 113 yards and scored 1 touchdown run of 7 yards, Jake Newfield 11 completions out of 12 attempts for 127 yards scored 3 touchdown runs of 2, 2, and 13. Jake Sheck threw a halfback pass to Zach Monihan (3 receptions for 86 yards) for 7 yards. Field Goal kicker Boyd Taro connected on a 29 yard field goal for the win.

Sean Sovocol Lacosta Canyon Head Football Coach: "It was a good game today I was surprised on how we won but battled hard tonight as our squad is like a family and I'm thankful for these guys, they played good solid football tonight." "We are ready for Mission HIlls next week in a big contest at our stadium."

Jaden Casey 27 completions out of 42 passes for 349 yards along with 2 touchdown passes of 70 yards to Malachi Russell (8 receptions for 91 yards) and to 2 yards to Kameron Bullock (3 receptions for 34 yards. Chris Brown 10 carries for 13 yards scored the other Wildcat touchdown on a 4 yard run.

The Mavericks of LaCosta Canyon will host the Grizzlies of Mission Hills in a battle of undefeated team while the Wildcats of El Camino go to 3-3 will host Fallbrook High School.

#6/7 Rancho Mirage (3-2) is ranked 6th by calpreps.com and 7th in the Division 11 CIF-SS poll. Rancho dropped from the #3 spot after their stunning loss to Bell Gardens by a score of 38-21. Rancho RB Marques Prior looked sharp with 118 yards rushing and 3 TD's, but on just 5 carries. I have no info but it sure seems like perhaps Prior sustained an injury and Rancho was unable to carry the game without their stud RB. Prior also plays on defense and Rancho ended up giving up 390 yards rushing to Bell Gardens. It is always hard to win when that happens.

It was a good time for a wake up call for Rancho though as they start De Anza league play this week against Coachella Valley (3-2). CV is also a D-11 team but does not project to place well enough in the 6 team De Anza to get to the playoffs. This is obviously a huge game for CV, although they face other challenges in league. Rancho still projects as the favorite although Yucca Valley (5-0) might be able to challenge. Bell Gardens was a run team but CV is a pass first team with a prolific passer in senior Armando Deniz. He has thrown for 1,386 yards this season, 17th best in the Southern Section, with 10 TD's but 5 interceptions. He will be no surprise to Rancho as the slim 6 footer threw for 3,633 yards & 29 TD's last year. Calpreps projects this as a 31-14 Rancho victory, I will put it a little closer at 31-21.

#8 Sultana (3-2) of Hesperia, in both calpreps & the CIF-SS D-11 poll. Sultana had a bye last week and faces Serrano (0-5) of Phelan. Serrano has been playing superior competition all preseason. Sultana projects as being the weakest team they have played so far this season although Serrano lost, by a score of 49-42, on 9/22 to Kaiser (3-2) a team of similar strength to Sultana. Sultana better hope the emotional high of their victory over favored Summit (3-2) on 9/22 is not blocking their concentration on Serrano. I bet Serrano will come in focused.

Serrano gave up 440 yards rushing to Kaiser even though Kaiser seemed to struggle with what little passing they did. Serrano's passing offense has been a little shaky, although good enough against Kaiser. Their run game looks pretty solid behind senior Tony Willis & junior Nicholas Reed-Casey. Sultana's passing game has been a little suspect as well, but senior QB Michael Mendoza came through with a gem against Summit going 12 of 21 for 175 yards and 3 TD's. If he is able to do that against Serrano they should be able to come away with the victory, but calpreps is not so sure as they are projecting a 21-20 Serrano victory.

#9 Westminster (4-1) in the calpreps rankings, but #10 in the CIF-SS poll. Westminster beat a soft Beckman (1-4) of Irvine last Saturday 41-20. Westminster starts Golden West league play projecting as the third place team, but the projections are really too close to call in this league. The league overall is 23-7 in pre-league.

Westminster will be challenged right off the league starting line by the Santa Ana Saints (4-1). Santa Ana is almost exclusively a run only team, amassing 1,397 yards & 8 TD's against mostly lower level competition. Westminster has had mixed results for their run defense although we know that Isaac Barrera can really stuff the middle at times. He ran down & tackled a RB on a screen pass last week, along with his various run stuffs. Calpreps is only willing to project Westminster as the slightest favorite on the road and is picking them 31-30 over Santa Ana.

#10 Katella (4-1) of Anaheim in the calpreps rankings and listed among "others" in the CIF-SS D-11 poll. Katella embarks on the easiest part of their season, the opening of Orange league play. Only Century (4-1) of Anaheim offers even a little resistance to an Orange League championship in this 6 team league. The Orange League ranks 61st among the 72 Southern Section football 11 man football leagues. This week Katella faces one of four league doormats in Anaheim High (1-4). I expect little resistance from Anaheim and neither does calpreps as they are projecting a 41-7 victory for Division 11 playoff bound Katella.

#10 Lakeside (5-0) of Lake Elsinore, according to the CIFss D-11 poll. Calpreps has them ranked 14th in the division. Lakeside has had a wonderful preseason beating up on mostly creampuffs with their 29-23 victory of Canyon Springs (3-2) of Moreno Valley being their only opponent of any real substance. Their other opponents went a combined 2-19 so far. Now Lakeside starts Sunbelt league playing about as opposite of what they have seen. A monster team, the 14th highest rated team in the Southern Section, Heritage (4-1). Calpreps says Lakeside has no chance in predicting a 56-0 loss to Heritage. Lakeside projects to finish 4th in league. They might as well mail it in for the next two weeks and just concentrate on the last 3 weeks of league where only 1 game projects as a loss and to a team that I am sure they will hope to upset, Elsinore (4-1) of Wildomar.

Per Eric Sondheimer, LA Times:

The California Interscholastic Federation's governing body, the Federated Council, is expected to vote this week to revise its sit-out period rule for transfers who do not change residences.

Currently, there are specific days for when those athletes become eligible. It was Oct. 1 for fall sports and will be Jan. 1 for winter sports.

Under a proposal that would take effect in 2018-19, the sit-out period will be 50% of the total number days in that particular season of sport. The rule would help prevent athletes in certain sports from sitting out more than others.

Under the new rule, the sit-out period would still be pretty much the same in lots of sports. In football, players would become eligible on Sept. 25 based on the season starting Aug. 10, 17 or 24. In basketball, Dec. 23 would be the day to become eligible after practice begins Nov. 12. In baseball and softball, it would be April 2.

The Southern Section Council is meeting on Tuesday to vote whether to support the proposal.

Per Eric Sondheimer, LA Times:

The California Interscholastic Federation's governing body, the Federated Council, is expected to vote this week to revise its sit-out period rule for transfers who do not change residences.

Currently, there are specific days for when those athletes become eligible. It was Oct. 1 for fall sports and will be Jan. 1 for winter sports.

Under a proposal that would take effect in 2018-19, the sit-out period will be 50% of the total number days in that particular season of sport. The rule would help prevent athletes in certain sports from sitting out more than others.

Under the new rule, the sit-out period would still be pretty much the same in lots of sports. In football, players would become eligible on Sept. 25 based on the season starting Aug. 10, 17 or 24. In basketball, Dec. 23 would be the day to become eligible after practice begins Nov. 12. In baseball and softball, it would be April 2.

The Southern Section Council is meeting on Tuesday to vote whether to support the proposal.

#1 The Culver City Centaurs (5-0) are again atop the CIFss Division 11 poll as well as the calpreps.com rankings. They escaped with a 30-27 victory over a Dorsey (0-5) team that is much better than their record indicates. The Centaurs open league play this week against undefeated El Segundo (5-0), the #5 team in the CIF-SS D-7 poll. This is THE Game of the week in the Ocean League and for D-11. How close could this game be? Calpreps is releasing their first week of projections and has it listed as a 34-33 Centaur victory.

#2 Arroyo (6-0, 2-0) of El Monte. The CIF-SS poll & the calpreps rankings match for the top 4 teams. Arroyo easily beat Rosemead (1-5) for their second league victory by a score of 35-6. It will not be quite as easy this week as Arroyo faces South El Monte (6-0, 2-0) in what should be the game for the Mission Valley League championship. Still, Calpreps projects Arroyo as heavy favorites. South RB Sal Tovar has 927 rushing yards in just 6 games with 16 TD's, but South has also shown an ability to throw the football when needed. It should should get much tougher though against Arroyo. Calpreps projects it as a 31-12 Arroyo victory.

#3 Arcadia (3-2, 2-0) has almost locked up its playoff spot with the 2 wins in the Pacific league against significant challengers including a 31-26 victory over Burroughs (2-2,1-1) of Burbank last week. The last significant challenge to second place is this week at home vs Burbank (3-2, 2-0). Arcadia relies heavily on their passing game led by QB Maximillian Davila. WR's Deonte Bevel and Rolandiss Whitener can both break loose. Burbank is well balanced between pass & run with QB Matthew Porras & mainly RB Darnell Williams. Calpreps projects it as a 21-14 Arcadia victory at home, but anything within 7 points on a projection means the opponent is capable of winning the game.

#4 Covina (4-1) had a bye last week. Covina will start Valle Vista League play this week, at home vs San Dimas (3-2), projected to be their second toughest opponent in league and they are also the second toughest team Covina has had to face so far this season and the toughest since since week 0 against Arroyo of El Monte. Covina has impressive offensive numbers with just over 1,000 yards each rushing and passing. Sophomore RB Erik Cuellar carries the rock for them most of the time with 839 yards in 5 game. Sophomore QB Nin Burns II throws it. Looks like this team might be very good for the next couple of years. San Dimas is a run first team with perhaps just enough ability to throw the ball to keep you honest.....maybe. While Covina is favored, calpreps projects it as a pretty close 35-27 Covina victory.

#5 is Segerstrom (4-1) of Santa Ana in the calpreps rankings & #6 if the CIFSS poll. They play in the tightly competitive Golden West League and start league play this week against Ocean View (4-1) of Huntington Beach. Segerstrom easily beat a soft Northwood (1-4) of Irvine last week 40-12. Not so easy this week. Ocean View with a slight run heavy tilt mostly by RB Noah De Loara with 752 yards in 5 games with 8 TD's, but QB Noah Hickman can also run it with 312 yards and 7 TD's to go along with his 737 yards passing for 8 TD's. This shouldn't be easy for Segerstrom but calpreps projects them as prevailing at home by a score of 31-20.

#5 Hillcrest (4-1) of Riverside is #5 in the CIF-SS poll & #7 in the calpreps rankings. They had a bye last week and open River Valley League play this week on the road at Ramona (3-2) of Riverside. Not sure who will be under center more for Hillcrest this week, junior Jalen Jefferson or senior Cordell Labrie. Perhaps they like to run Labrie out of a wildcat formation? And then they may still have the speedy Elijah Dominguez at RB. The Ramona run game looks solid with senior RB Isaiah Baker leading the way with 870 yards & 14 TD's in 5 games, but the passing game is a little suspect. Calpreps projects a fairly easy 44-22 victory for Hillcrest against what should be a 4th or 5th place team in league.

Ocean League favorites, the Lawndale Cardinals took care of business in their final preleague game against Torrance, beating them 42-0. From the Daily Breeze:

http://www.dailybreeze.com/2017/09/...s-offense-strikes-it-big-in-rout-of-torrance/

The Cardinal offense may have been a little lethargic, waiting for the big play to score on several instances. Their defense was impressive albeit against the snail pace Torrance ball control wing T offense, holding them to 53 yards rushing & passing.

Lawndale opens league play against the Santa Monica (1-4) Vikings. The Vikings registered their first victory (26-0) of the season a week ago against lowly South Torrance. They have 2 weeks to prepare for Lawndale, but Samo has shown only limited abilities and Lawndale may come with a little extra motivation after playing without enthusiasm against Torrance and this coming week being the first league contest. This should be a slam dunk easy victory for Lawndale.

I will predict a 56-0 Lawndale victory.

Culver City (5-0) travels to the El Segundo (5-0) Eagles for the Ocean League game of the week. See my Culver write up for last week's action for Culver. El Segundo dominated lowly South Torrance last week 49-0. It was the usual combination of well balanced offense with solid defense. El Segundo has not given up more than 18 points in any one game and the Centaurs have not scored less than 30 in a game. The Centaur D will have to find a way to slow the Eagle O & give opportunities for the the Centaurs high powered air raid offense to score. This is probably the Eagle D's toughest challenge so far this season. In an admittedly homer prediction by me,

I will pick the Centaurs to win in a 38-31 contest.

Both Hawthorne (4-1) and Beverly Hills (0-5) had last week off so no excuses about preparation for either team. While Hawthorne looks impressive by its record, it has been against weak competition except for the 55-14 shellacking they took from Leuzinger (2-3) last week. The good news is that Beverly Hills is similar, if not worse, than the prior 4 opponents that Hawthorne faced and vanquished easily.

I will predict a 46-7 Hawthorne victory.

Story here: http://www.zagsblog.com/2017/10/02/kihei-clark-virginia/

We have video highlights from the Culver City(5-0) 30-27 victory over Dorsey, at this link: http://www.latimes.com/sports/highschool/varsity-times/94754340-132.html
And an article courtesy of Mr. Sondheimer at this link:
http://www.latimes.com/sports/highschool/varsity-times/la-sp-dorsey-culver-city-20170929-story.html

2017 Sports Academy Competition Clinic

The 2nd annual Sports Academy Competition Clinic will be held Sunday October 1, 2017 at Sports Academy in Thousand Oaks from 11:00 am to 7:00 pm. It will be open to individual players and teams in all high school grades.

This teaching/exposure event is designed to provide all players an opportunity to demonstrate their talents/skills in highly competitive games for the college coaches, scouts, and media expected to attend. 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 $100 for individuals and $300.00 for teams. Every team/individual will play three games. There will also be an individual skill work drill session the first hour of the event.

For more information contact Gerry Freitas via mail: gerryfreitas@hotmail.com or Shawn Berina: basketball@sportsacademy.us.

Courtesy LA Times:

SOUTHERN SECTION
ACADEMY LEAGUE
St. Margaret's 54, St. Pius X-St. Matthias Academy 0

CITRUS BELT LEAGUE
Cajon 69, Miller 0
Carter 28, Redlands 21
Citrus Valley 42, Eisenhower 6
Yucaipa 43, Redlands East Valley 27

DESERT VALLEY LEAGUE
La Quinta 38, Palm Springs 14
Palm Desert 41, Shadow Hills 17
Xavier Prep 36, Cathedral City 20

GOLDEN LEAGUE
Antelope Valley 35, Highland 7
Knight 48, Lancaster 6
Quartz Hill 48, Eastside 6

MISSION LEAGUE
Bishop Amat 7, Loyola 3
Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 38, Alemany 19

MISSION VALLEY LEAGUE
Arroyo 35, Rosemead 6
El Monte 26, Mountain View 20
South El Monte 42, Gabrielino 6

MOORE LEAGUE
Compton 34, Long Beach Jordan 0
Long Beach Poly 56, Long Beach Wilson 0
Millikan 34, Lakewood 31

PACIFIC LEAGUE
Arcadia 31, Burbank Burroughs 26
Crescenta Valley 38, Muir 8
Pasadena 67, Glendale 14

SOUTH CATHOLIC LEAGUE
St. Bernard 27, Cantwell-Sacred Heart 13

SUBURBAN LEAGUE
Artesia 29, Bellflower 12
La Mirada 56, Cerritos 7
Norwalk 20, Glenn 14

NONLEAGUE
Arrowhead Christian 44, Excelsior 14
Arroyo Grande 41, Nipomo 21
Atascadero 21, Pioneer Valley 7
Big Bear 38, Rim of the World 0
California Military Institute 28, Silver Valley 26
Capistrano Valley 35, Cypress 14
Capistrano Valley Christian 28, Keppel 8
Cerritos Valley Christian 35, St. Anthony 28
Chaffey 29, Barstow 22
Corona del Mar 28, Trabuco Hills 7
Eastvale Roosevelt 48, Ayala 6
El Modena 27, Yorba Linda 21
El Segundo 49, South Torrance 0
Foothill 44, Esperanza 13
Fullerton 40, Dana Hills 6
Ganesha 61, Southlands Christian 26
Garden Grove Santiago 38, Savanna 29
Garey 36, Sierra Vista 20
Grace Brethren 51, Crean Lutheran 0
Grand Terrace 33, Riverside North 0
Hesperia 49, Granite Hills 30
La Sierra 27, Canyon Springs 20
Lawndale 42, Torrance 0
Lompoc 56, Templeton 6
Lompoc Cabrillo 47, Morro Bay 42
Marina 54, Whittier Christian 21
Mission Viejo 49, El Toro 17
Moreno Valley 22, Colton 21
Moorpark 49, Royal 7
Nogales 49, Rowland 14
Norco 45, Chino Hills 0
Nordhoff 35, San Marcos 13
Orange 45, Godinez 14
Oxnard 47, Westlake 34
Paraclete 55, St. Bonaventure 21
Patriot 30, Montclair 27
Pioneer 28, La Puente 19
Pomona 41, Azusa 7
Rancho Cucamonga 49, Victor Valley 0
Rancho Verde 18, King 10
Rio Mesa 56, Buena 42
Saddleback 45, Los Amigos 14
San Clemente 23, Edison 20
San Dimas 40, California 16
San Juan Hills 23, Great Oak 21
Santa Ana 57, Santa Ana Calvary Chapel 14
Santa Clara 39, Fairmont Prep 0
Santa Maria St. Joseph 70, San Luis Obispo 7
Santa Paula 35, San Bernardino 13
Santa Ynez 49, Santa Maria 12
Silverado 63, Los Osos 34
Simi Valley 27, Channel Islands 21
South Hills 40, Mira Costa 18
St. Francis 39, Buena Park 14
St. Genevieve 44, Bishop Montgomery 0
Sunny Hills 27, Estancia 9
Troy 35, Don Lugo 14
Westminster La Quinta 35, Century 25

INTERSECTIONAL
Culver City 30, Dorsey 27
Morningside 56, Mendez 7
Oaks Christian 42, Bakersfield Liberty 7
Paramount 50, Venice 27

CITY
EAST VALLEY LEAGUE
Chavez 18, Monroe 12

EXPOSITION LEAGUE
Jefferson 55, Angelou 21