Click on the link to see the CIF-SS polls for all divisions as of 10/10:

http://cifss.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/10.10.2016-11-Man-Football-Week-7-Poll-1.pdf

SOUTHERN SECTION

ALMONT LEAGUE
Bell Gardens 47, San Gabriel 22
Montebello 30, Alhambra 12
Schurr def. Keppel (forfeit)

AMBASSADOR LEAGUE
Arrowhead Christian 44, Western Christian 0
Linfield Christian 41, Ontario Christian 8
Riverside Notre Dame 44, Aquinas 19

ANGELUS LEAGUE
Cathedral 40, St. Paul 0
St. Francis 38, La Salle 28
Salesian 51, Harvard-Westlake 14

ARROWHEAD LEAGUE
Carnegie 30, Upland Christian 20

BASELINE LEAGUE
Damien 27, Chino Hills 12
Etiwanda 38, Los Osos 14
Rancho Cucamonga 47, Upland 10 Game report later on Californiapreps.com

BAY LEAGUE
Mira Costa 21, Peninsula 7
Palos Verdes 54, Inglewood 0
Redondo 58, Morningside 12

BIG VIII LEAGUE
Corona Centennial 77, Eastvale Roosevelt 20
King 27, Corona Santiago 24
Norco 58, Corona 21

CHANNEL LEAGUE
Santa Barbara 55, San Marcos 7
Ventura 35, Buena 9

CITRUS BELT LEAGUE
Cajon 32, Citrus Valley 29
Miller 32, Eisenhower 28
Redlands East Valley 28, Redlands 14
Yucaipa 55, Carter 21

DE ANZA LEAGUE
Rancho Mirage 52, Coachella Valley 21
Twentynine Palms 57, Desert Hot Springs 24
Yucca Valley 52, Desert Mirage 20

DEL RIO LEAGUE
El Rancho 42, California 28
La Serna 71, Pioneer 6
Santa Fe 21, Whittier 19

DESERT SKY LEAGUE
Adelanto 28, Granite Hills 27
Victor Valley 13, Barstow 6

DESERT VALLEY LEAGUE
La Quinta 63, Xavier Prep 42
Palm Springs 21, Cathedral City 14

EMPIRE LEAGUE
La Palma Kennedy 44, Western 13
Placentia Valencia 28, Garden Grove Pacifica 14

FOOTHILL LEAGUE
Saugus 21, Golden Valley 9
Valencia 35, Hart 14
West Ranch 28, Canyon Country Canyon 27

FREEWAY LEAGUE
Buena Park 55, Sonora 0
La Habra 24, Troy 10
Sunny Hills 21, Fullerton 7

GARDEN GROVE LEAGUE
Westminster La Quinta 42, Garden Grove Santiago 21

GOLDEN LEAGUE
Antelope Valley 69, Lancaster 6
Knight 34, Eastside 14
Palmdale 19, Highland 12
Quartz Hill 49, Littlerock 0

GOLDEN WEST LEAGUE
Segerstrom 28, Westminster 22

HACIENDA LEAGUE
Charter Oak 27, West Covina 24
Chino 63, Walnut 13
Los Altos 29, Diamond Ranch 13

INLAND VALLEY LEAGUE
Rancho Verde 62, Valley View 38

LOS PADRES LEAGUE
Lompoc 63, Pioneer Valley 0
Santa Maria St. Joseph 50, Lompoc Cabrillo 0

MIRAMONTE LEAGUE
Garey 49, Bassett 32
Pomona 37, Ganesha 8

MISSION LEAGUE
Bishop Amat 38, Crespi 17
Chaminade 42, Loyola 0
Gardena Serra 38, Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 7

MISSION VALLEY LEAGUE
Arroyo 41, El Monte 13
Pasadena Marshall 42, Mountain View 34
Rosemead 35, Gabrielino 14

MOJAVE RIVER LEAGUE
Oak Hills 37, Apple Valley 7
Ridgecrest Burroughs 45, Hesperia 7
Serrano 27, Sultana 7

MONTVIEW LEAGUE
Azusa 21, Nogales 7
Duarte 27, Workman 6
Sierra Vista 47, Gladstone 0

MOORE LEAGUE
Long Beach Poly 70, Compton 0
Long Beach Wilson 53, Lakewood 20

MOUNTAIN PASS LEAGUE
Beaumont 28, Hemet 0
San Jacinto 36, West Valley 28

MOUNTAIN VALLEY LEAGUE
Moreno Valley 42, San Bernardino 0
Rubidoux 27, Pacific 23

MT. BALDY LEAGUE
Alta Loma 38, Chaffey 15
Don Lugo 48, Colony 18
Ontario 39, Montclair 18

NORTHERN LEAGUE
Mission Prep 28, Santa Maria 21
Nipomo 42, Templeton 14

OCEAN LEAGUE
Culver City 24, El Segundo 19
Hawthorne 41, Beverly Hills 0
Lawndale 49, Santa Monica 20

OLYMPIC LEAGUE
Village Christian 35, Maranatha 3

ORANGE LEAGUE
Katella 42, Savanna 14
Santa Ana Valley 49, Century 21

ORANGE COAST LEAGUE
Godinez 32, Laguna Beach 7
Saddleback 8, Estancia 0

PAC-5 LEAGUE
Arroyo Grande 35, Paso Robles 28
Righetti 27, San Luis Obispo 14

PACIFIC LEAGUE
Arcadia 37, Burbank Burroughs 27
Crescenta Valley 33, Muir 0
Pasadena 23, Glendale 18

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Beckman 24, Irvine University 21

Northwood 29, Irvine 28

PACIFIC VIEW LEAGUE
Oxnard 19, Hueneme 7
Oxnard Pacifica 35, Rio Mesa 28

PALOMARES LEAGUE
Ayala 20, Bonita 0
Glendora 42, Diamond Bar 8

PIONEER LEAGUE
Leuzinger 56, South Torrance 7
Torrance 28, Compton Centennial 6
West Torrance 14, North Torrance 10

RIO HONDO LEAGUE
Monrovia 13, La Canada 8
South Pasadena 37, Temple City 14

RIVER VALLEY LEAGUE
Hillcrest 62, Patriot 28
Norte Vista 54, Jurupa Valley 6
Ramona 56, La Sierra 33

SAN GABRIEL VALLEY LEAGUE
Downey 56, Dominguez 14
Gahr 13, Lynwood 9

SAN JOAQUIN LEAGUE
Saddleback Valley Christian 69, Southlands Christian 46

SEA VIEW LEAGUE
Capistrano Valley 40, Laguna Hills 3
El Toro 63, Aliso Niguel 28

SOUTH CATHOLIC LEAGUE
Bishop Montgomery 24, Verbum Dei 0
Bosco Tech 44, St. Bernard 6

SOUTH COAST LEAGUE
Mission Viejo 41, Tesoro 0
San Juan Hills 47, Trabuco Hills 14

SOUTH VALLEY LEAGUE
California Military Institute 31, Nuview Bridge 0
Calvary Murrieta 55, Temecula Prep 12
Rancho Christian 53, Santa Rosa Academy 7

SOUTHWESTERN LEAGUE
Great Oak 36, Chaparral 0
Murrieta Mesa 42, Temecula Valley 7
Murrieta Valley 42, Vista Murrieta 37

SUBURBAN LEAGUE
Bellflower 36, Glenn 29
La Mirada 66, Artesia 15
Mayfair 26, Norwalk 25

SUNBELT LEAGUE
Elsinore 35, Perris 14
Heritage 50, Lakeside 6
Paloma Valley 55, Temescal Canyon 17

SUNKIST LEAGUE
Grand Terrace 57, Colton 7
Kaiser 56, Bloomington 0
Summit 55, Fontana 36

SUNSET LEAGUE
Huntington Beach 23, Fountain Valley 6
Los Alamitos 47, Marina 0

TRINITY LEAGUE
Mater Dei 62, Santa Margarita 14
Orange Lutheran 30, JSerra 29 (OT)
St. John Bosco 70, Servite 6

VALLE VISTA LEAGUE
Baldwin Park 42, Hacienda Heights Wilson 0
Northview 49, Covina 7
San Dimas 49, Rowland 18

NONLEAGUE
Bishop Diego 61, Fillmore 14
Brentwood 38, Windward 7
Brethren Christian 60, Excelsior 6
Calabasas 46, Westlake 16
Camarillo 42, Simi Valley 10
Campbell Hall 24, Viewpoint 17
Crean Lutheran 41, St. Monica 0
El Modena 30, Anaheim Canyon 8
Foothill 31, El Dorado 14
Moorpark 42, Agoura 31
Oak Park 28, Nordhoff 0
Oaks Christian 63, Newbury Park 49
Santa Paula 38, Carpinteria 7
Santa Ynez 48, Morro Bay 7
St. Bonaventure 27, Thousand Oaks 10
Yorba Linda 41, Brea Olinda 7

INTERSECTIONAL
Pine Valley Mountain Empire 41, Anza Hamilton 15
Silver Valley 47, Rosamond 6
St. Margaret's 52, National City Sweetwater 20

CITY

CENTRAL LEAGUE
Belmont 46, Roybal 6
Marquez 13, Bernstein 0

COLISEUM LEAGUE
Crenshaw 49, Manual Arts 0
Dorsey 21, Los Angeles 20
Hawkins 38, Locke 0

EAST VALLEY LEAGUE
Chavez 30, Verdugo Hills 24
Grant 48, Arleta 35
North Hollywood 54, Monroe 36

EASTERN LEAGUE
Bell 49, Los Angeles Roosevelt 17
South East 34, Huntington Park 18
South Gate 47, Garfield 21

EXPOSITION LEAGUE
Rancho Dominguez 32, Santee 25
West Adams 39, Angelou 0

MARINE LEAGUE
Narbonne 78, Gardena 0
San Pedro 40, Washington 0
Wilmington Banning 22, Carson 13

NORTHERN LEAGUE
Eagle Rock 10, Los Angeles Marshall 6
Franklin 49, Torres 32
Los Angeles Wilson 54, Sotomayor 0

VALLEY MISSION LEAGUE
Canoga Park 47, Panorama 20
Granada Hills Kennedy 48, Van Nuys 42
San Fernando 45, Reseda 0

WEST VALLEY LEAGUE
El Camino Real 50, Taft 0
Granada Hills 20, Cleveland 16

WESTERN LEAGUE
Palisades 35, Los Angeles University 14
Venice 27, Fairfax 11
Westchester 56, Los Angeles Hamilton 14

SOUTHERN SECTION

GOLDEN WEST LEAGUE
Ocean View 40, Loara 0

OLYMPIC LEAGUE
Heritage Christian 65, Whittier Christian 49

NONLEAGUE
Pasadena Poly 42, Boron 12
Rio Hondo Prep 14, Big Bear 0
St. Anthony 60, Cantwell-Sacred Heart 7
St. Genevieve 38, Malibu 0

By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer
Mission Hills High School-San Marcos, CA
Rancho Bernardo High School improved their record to 6-0 and honored one of their late former assistant football coaches in Gary Stempson as they defeated the 4-2 Grizzlies of Mission Hills by a 34-20 score.

The Broncos jumped jumped out to a 7-0 lead on an Anthony Walsh interception for 37 yards. The Grizzlies came back to tie the game at 7-7 as QB John Tuttle (17 completions out of 35 attempts for 285 yards) threw a 8 yard pass to Sam Cooke.

The Broncos went ahead 14-7 on a Christian Lewis (7 completions out of 15 attempts for 108 yards) 21 yard pass to Malcolm Ross Turner (8 receptions for 79 yards).

The Grizzlies came back on 2 Eric Cavatano field goals of 40 yards to make it 14-13.

In the fourth quarter, the Broncos scored 2 more touchdowns by Kaelan Pistano of 1 and 25 yards to take a 27-13 lead.

Mission Hills last touchdown came as Tuttle threw his second touchdown pass of 80 yards to Christian Esqueda (9 receptions for 71 yards).

Milan Grice (29 carries for 132 yards rushing) scored the clinching touchdown on an 8 yard run to make the final score Rancho Bernardo 34 Mission Hills 20.

Rancho Bernardo Head Football Coach Tristan McCoy: " I'm proud of our kids right now. We knew this was our big game. We circled it on our schedule and have prepared for it all year."

"Coming into the game today we had 2 injuries 1 to my starting qb and 1 to my starting tackle. I challenged the kids to think of a way to defeat Mission Hills which has an outstanding caliber program. I'm proud of how we played" said Coach McCoy.

"When we led 14-13 it was a back and forth game as the offense did well, and I am proud of our defense on how we played. We got our first pick six in the first period, we made some special team goofs but we just had to play our game."

"Milan Grice is a warrior, is physical and runs hard."

"The late Gary Stempson who passed away of cancer last weekend was a true Bronco. He opened the school back when I played there. He coached the freshman team and was a super loyal Bronco fan."

Rancho Bernardo will host Vista on Friday October 14th at 7:00 pm while Mission Hills will host La Costa Canyon on Friday kickoff is at 7:00 pm.

League gets underway for everyone this week.
Baseline title up for grabs.
Trinity begins to beat up on each other for next 5 weeks.
CC gets the next few weeks off.
Mission League looks exciting
Mission Viejo should run away with SCL.

1. (1) Mater Dei (5-0) Bye. Next: #8 RSMCHS (4-1)
2. (2) Mission Viejo (6-0) Blew out El Toro 55-14. Next: Rival Tesoro (4-2) who lost to Riverside ND.
3. (3) CC (4-1) BYe. Next: Roosevelt (4-1) Should be over by halftime.
4. (4) Bosco (4-1) Bye. Next: Servite.
5. (5) Rancho Cucamonga (5-0) Bye. Next: Baseline title up for grabs as RC travels to rival Upland (3-2). Anything goes between these two. Upland has dominated the series the last 5 years.
6. (6) J Serra (4-1) Bye. Next: O Lu (3-2) This should be the game of the week in the Trinity.
7. (7) Vista Murrieta (4-1) bye. Next: Murrieta Valley (3-2) Is the year MV gets in done, we say nope, not this year.
8. (8) RSMCHS (4-1) Bye. Next: #1 Mater Dei. The Eagles only loss is to #2 Mission Viejo.
9. (10) Amat (4-2 1-1). Amat beat S/O ND 17-14. Next: Crespi (2-3 0-1)
10. (nr) O Lu (3-2) O Lu has had 2 impressive wins back to back. Next: J Serra (4-1)

SOUTHERN SECTION

DESERT VALLEY LEAGUE
Shadow Hills 22, Indio 0

EMPIRE LEAGUE
Tustin 27, Cypress 24

GARDEN GROVE LEAGUE
Garden Grove 27, Los Amigos 6
Rancho Alamitos 43, Bolsa Grande 7

GOLDEN WEST LEAGUE
Orange 31, Santa Ana 29

INLAND VALLEY LEAGUE
Riverside North 49, Canyon Springs 0
Riverside Poly 31, Arlington 13

ORANGE LEAGUE
Anaheim 20, Magnolia 13

ORANGE COAST LEAGUE
Santa Ana Calvary Chapel 42, Costa Mesa 7

PACIFIC LEAGUE
Burbank 77, Hoover 16

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Corona del Mar 45, Woodbridge 7

PALOMARES LEAGUE
South Hills 45, Claremont 7

RIO HONDO LEAGUE
San Marino def. Blair (forfeit)

SAN ANDREAS LEAGUE
Jurupa Hills 28, Arroyo Valley 7
Rim of the World 53, Rialto 0
San Gorgonio 56, Indian Springs 0

SAN JOAQUIN LEAGUE
Fairmont Prep 42, Capistrano Valley Christian 13
Santa Clarita Christian 35, Webb 23

SUNSET LEAGUE
Edison 48, Newport Harbor 7

NONLEAGUE
Villa Park 50, Esperanza 7

The rubber really hits the road for a lot of teams this week in that a lot of teams will be in league play this week. And while great preleague results are nice, the way the CIF has structured playoffs, it still matters where you finish in league. Culver City (3-2) had an easy victory over modest LA City school University, winning 35-7, a couple of weeks ago, but had to take on the much more formidable LA City Dorsey Dons last week. Dorsey was projected as the better team and looked it, except for turnovers. Dorsey's penchant for fumbles plus an interception returned for a TD kept Culver in the game threatening to steal the win late in the 4th quarter, but Dorsey was able to deny Culver when it mattered most. Dorsey clearly dominated the line of scrimmage and would have won handily without the turnovers.

Culver moves on to league play but things don't get any easier as they face the projected league champion El Segundo Eagles (5-0). El Segundo projects as an even better team than Dorsey. El Segundo is led by senior star running back Taz Tauaese who is averaging more than 130 yards a game and Culver struggled to contain the running against Dorsey. If Tauaese is healthy, this will be tough game to win. Culver counters with their potent passing offense averaging 288 yards a game and sometimes running that quick pace no huddle. A loss to El Segundo will not be a deathblow for Culver being it is the first league game, but ups the importance of the remaining 4 games in which they are likely to be favored.
The rest of the Ocean League has Hawthorne (1-4) at Beverly Hills (0-5) in what is likely the determiner of the last place team.
The other interesting game has Santa Monica (3-2) at Lawndale (2-3). Despite the records, Lawndale is a clear favorite in this one, but there is some bad blood between the two programs as former Santa Monica coach Travis Clark is now in his second year as head coach at Lawndale and several Santa Monica players somehow found their way to Lawndale last year. Lawndale ended up getting penalized for illegal transfers as some paperwork was not done properly. Santa Monica looks a little improved from last year and if they play with a chip on their shoulder, this could get interesting. Santa Monica used to be the perenniel power in the Ocean League so it is a surprise to see them struggling so much. The question is, will that continue or are they on the mend? A dominating victory by Lawndale means that they will challenge Culver for the likely 2cnd place position.
In Division 11, the CIF polls have Katella (5-0) at number one, and probably deservedly so. They will probably be unchallenged in league. Their problem is they are not gonna see any teams that are as good as the other top 8 teams that make the playoffs from this division. Arcadia has the highest power ranking according to calpreps.com, but it is unsure if they will even make it to the playoffs out of the Pacific Division. Their cautionary #9 ranking is justified. #2 Ramona (4-0-1) will probably fall to third place in league but that will likely still get them into the playoffs, but their power rating says they may make an early exit, whomever they face, in the playoffs.
#3 CreanLutheran (5-1) is playing Freelance. Their schedule has been soft except for a 35-7 spanking given to them by Aquinas (5-0). They should lose at least 2 of their last 3 after another easy game this week, against St. Monica (2-3). If they lose all 3 of their remaining after Friday, and that could happen, as Maranatha (2-2-1) appears to be a team close in capability, I wonder if that might affect their reputation come time to select playoff teams.#4 Oak Park (4-1) is still in non-league play because they play in the 4 team Canyon League. They are favored to win league. The biggest problem I see for them is that while they have a couple of powerful teams on their schedule, the rest were pretty week. There were no teams at about even strength with what they will face in league and so they have not had many close contests. Still, losing to El Segundo by just 11 points is kind of impressive. Simi Valley and Agoura are the most likely league opponents to have a shot at upsetting Oak Park. Culver City has the number 5 CIF ranking. They will need to make sure that they take care of business in the rest of league, even if they lose El Segundo, and that would get them into the playoffs against competition in which they might excel.

Here is the link to the CIF-SS polls for all divisions as of 10/3/2016:

http://bit.ly/CIFSSpolls10-3

8th Annual Icemen 5 Counties “College Evaluation and Recruiting Camp”

Sunday, Nov 6th @ AB Miller High School 6821 Oleander Ave. Fontana, CA 92336

For Classes of 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020 , 2021 1pm-6:30pm

Cost is $75 (Early Registration) $90 Day of Event

• Icemen Basketball combined events helped over 101 kids get Scholarships since 2005.
• JC, D2, D3 and NAIA invited. (Invitations sent) Media and Web Sites in attendance.
• A list of top players Academic and Athletic performance and projected level will be compiled and distributed to colleges throughout the country.
• Event Report by Coaches Todd Malecki. Over 24 years Evaluating Experience.
• $75 Early Register Paypal/Cashier Check/Money Order. $90 Day of Event, CASH, NO CHECKS
• Intense Skill Workout with Brian Wethers (WET Basketball) plus, 2-3 Game Guarantees.
• Free T Shirt for each Attendee.

Some Past Icemen Players/Event Participants Include: Devin Dyer (Masters), Tony Snell (Chicago Bulls), Travis Fulton (Pacific), John Bawligaire (Wright State), Dakota Downs (Concordia), Kyler Perry (Montana Western), Cameron Glover (Fullerton), Brandon Reig (Hamline), Matt Rosser/Mitchell Anderson (Cal Poly Pomona), Anthony Gilchrist (COD), Kevin Young (Kansas), Austin Quick (UCR), Eric Lawton (Arkansas, Little Rock), Joe Burton (Oregon State), Derren May (MSJC), Jeremy Kilgore (Hope International), Terrance Drisdom (Cal Poly Pomona), Ian Mozeleski (La Sierra), LeBradford Franklin (SD State), Javier Lomeli (La Sierra), Nick Paulson (CBU), Brandon Holcomb (Radford), Josh Richardson (SD Christian), Dart Meggs (Dominican), Leon Wells (Cal Poly Pomona), Danny Hopkins (MSJC), DJ Redd (Minnesota-Crookston), Marc Ringnell (MSJC), Shannon Fowler (RCC), Michael Robinson (UCSD),Ivan Patterson (CBU), Jake Duffy (Palomar), Greg Anderson (BYU-Hawaii), Dwayne Brown (Eastern Az), Derrell Swanson (UCR), Dionte Goodlett (Regis), Matt Rhodes (Willams North Carolina), Adam Alfaro (CS San Marcos), Brandon Juwato (Hawaii), Brandon Ruffin (Irvine Valley) Udon Usake (SF State), Greg Leslie (Humboldt), Nick Tate (College of Sequoias), Tonye Akomonde (AZ Christian), Dillon Floyd (Bemedji St), Josh Barrett (CBU), Kendale Washington (Montana Tech),David Wedge (hope intl), Bryant Taylor (McMurry University), Kerry Brooks (MSJC), Siaki Cravens (Hawaii-Football), Taylor Sharffenburg (La Sierra), Garrett Kiefer (La Sierra), Lee Staples (Palomar), Jacob Pino (La Sierra), Marcus Hazlewood (La Sierra), Davin Guinn (BYU), John Gilliam (UCR, Chaffey), Anthony Rounds (RCC), Tom Folsom (RCC), Lance Jones (La Sierra),Justin Sadler (Dominguez Hills), Jonathon Nichols (Dominguez Hills), Sam Marcus (Stanislaus), Robert Walters (Stanislaus) Andy Shade (La Sierra), Ryan Smith (Tulane), Amin Sawahi (Fullerton College), Dylan Martin (Graceland University), Mark Eden (SD Christian), Jared Dizon (Hope Int’l), Michael Panaggio (Lane University), Robert Taylor (SD City) Brandon Rosser (Central Arizona, UCR).This is a partial list (over 212 kids total).


Info. 951-445-4376 or email Icemenbball@aol.com. Coach Malecki (24 years exp) Paypal Link on www.icemenbasketball.com, $75 to Todd Malecki or Cash on day of event $90. Multiple Player and Team discounts available. Events are on time, on Task, and you will get your $$ worth.



The 7th Annual Icemen/5 Counties Top 100 College Evaluation Camp Release Form (Please print legibly)



Player:__________________________________ Player Cell #____________________________________ Graduate: 20 (17) (18) (19) (20) (21)



HS:_____________________________ Parent Name:_________________________________________Email:________________________________________


Ht:___________ SAT:____________GPA:___________ Core Classes: Y or N NCAA Clearing House Y or N


Insurance Policy Name /No. ____________________________________________________Emergency Contact:________________________________


I, __________________________(player name), consent to participating in this Icemen Event. I agree to Indemnify Icemen Basketball aka Coach Todd Malecki, it’s coaches, evaluators, it’s officials, AB Millerl High School, Fontana Unified School District hold harmless and release liability from injuries incurred while participating and/or driving to and from this Event. There are no guarantees of college placement based on your Participation.


Parent Signature_______________________________________ (if player under 18) Date: 11/06/2016


Event Staff: Tony Carter-Loza (La Harbor College, Dominguez Hills, Cerritos, South Gate HS), Darren French (East LA College, UCR, CS East Bay, Natl Juco), Brian Wethers (Murrieta Valley,Wet Basketball Played at Cal, Pro) Matt Rhoads (San Marcos HS), Micheal Johnson (Branch West/California Connection Basketball), Ivan Patterson (CBU, Pro Overseas), Ryon Rodgers (Perris HS), John Romagnoli (AB Miller HS), Respp Relatoris (Jurupa Hills HS), Todd Malecki (South Gate HS, Torrance HS, Cerritos College, La Harbor College, Pete Newell Big Man Camp)

RANCHO CUCAMONGA (10-01-2016) -- The Comets are back in gear. After frustrating losses in three of four close games to open the season, Palomar hit host Chaffey with everything it had on the way to a 34-22 nonconference victory on Saturday night at Grigsby Field.

Coach Joe Early's squad jumped out to a 21-7 halftime lead by scoring on a 2-yard run by Josh Bernard, a 71-yard pass play from quarterback Matt Romero to Terrell Arnold and a 10-yard Romero-to-Robert Ursua pass.

After the Panthers answered with a third-quarter touchdown to pull to within seven points, the Comets counterpunched with two more touchdowns in a 20-second span early in the the fourth quarter to go back up by 20 points. LaMont Chaney's 32-yard run on an end-around play and an interception and 8-yard TD return by Malavai Taylor put Palomar in front 34-14 with 10:23 left in the game and made a later Chaffey touchdown basically irrelevant.

The Comets mixed the above with a punting clinic by Sam Tapia, who took over the game by controlling the teams' field position, and a spectacular defensive performance by safety Zach Gallina (13 tackles, 9 solo, a fumble recovery at the Chaffey 13 after Roger Mann knocked the ball loose, an interception at the Palomar 7 and 13-yard return, a forced fumble and back-to-back pass break-ups in the end zone).

Tapia deposited five more punts inside the 20-yard line, including chip shots that pinned the Panthers at the 7-, 6- and 3-yard lines. He boomed four 40-yard-plus punts, including a 56-yarder that knocked down the Panthers' Tarmas Stewart who backpedaled, backpedaled some more, then crashed backwards to the turf at his own 19-yard line when he finally caught the ball.

"This guy gave us field position time after time all night," Early said, pointing to Tapia. "That wins games."

The Comets' defense intercepted Chaffey quarterback Vincent Bowes four times, sacked him three times and broke up six passes. Besides Gallina's and Taylor's picks, Xzavier Crawford intercepted Bowes at the Palomar 1-yard line and Dominique Love provided the other interception at the Comets' 13. He returned the ball out to the 20.

The sacks were provided by Mann (for 10 yards), Nako Te'i (for 6 yards) and Christian Prince (for 6 yards). Prince also had two of the pass break-ups (the others came courtesy of Gallina, Michael Moore, Crawford and Nate Johnson). And, late in the game, Prince separated the ball from a Chaffey receiver, who had just caught a pass and was starting to head up the Palomar sideline, with a violent hit. The ball shot into the air and out-of-bounds, followed by the Chaffey receiver.

Hunter Turner, Mann, Te'i, Mickey Sega, Austin Alualu and Prince combined for seven tackles for loss for 52 yards. Mann had 1.5 tackles for loss for 19 yards and Turner contributed 2 for 10 yards.

Issiah Augero contributed two kickoff returns of 35 and 34 yards. Romero was 12-for-24 passing for 167 yards, included five completions to Ursua. And Patrick Koch, who kicked a 51-yard field goal last week, sent his first three kickoffs through the end zone for touchbacks. Koch did miss an extra point for the first time this season, going 4-for-5. Tapia, the holder, took the blame for the miss.

Palomar gets a bye next week and will open Southern Conference play the following Saturday night, Oct. 15, at home at Wilson Stadium in Escondido against Orange Coast.

GAME STATS | SEASON STATS

On August 6th, the Oakland Rise organization has officially joined the Women's Blue Chip Basketball League for the 2017 season. This is a monumental moment for Women's Basketball in the Bay Area. The WBCBL consist of 40 + teams throughout the US. Teams include players currently playing in overseas markets, former WNBA players and players whom have just finished their college careers.

For the ownership of Oakland Rise, this moment represents a passion for women in sports. We have always tried to contribute to the game of Women's basketball and this is the first step major step for our city in that direction.

The Oakland Rise will be holding our first official tryout at Laney College on Oct 29th. You must be at least 20 yrs old and NOT playing in college. 2017 will be an exciting year, as we are planning international travel and travel throughout the states. International competition March - May; .U.S. season May - August. This will be good exposure for international opportunities or an opportunity to continue to play during your international off season against pro players.

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By David A. Willauer-
Contributing Writer-Warriors Stadium-

Fallbrook High School-Fallbrook, CA-9-30-16:
For the first time under new head coach Bob Burt after coaching at the high school and college levels, the Warriors of Fallbrook High (1-5) after 5 straight losses registered their first win of the 2016 season on 2 touchdown runs of 46 and 5 yards by Nahshon Hagin as he rushed for 100 yards.

QB Jack Grantham's (3 completions out of 6 attempts for for 49 yards) 2 touchdown passes of 12 yards to Eric McCarter (1 reception for 12 yards) and 25 yards to Kobe Stallings (1 reception for 25 yards as they defeated the Cardinals of Herbert Hoover High School at 0-6 by a 48-0 score.

The Warriors scored other touchdowns - 12 yards by Stallings and Julian Arteaga for 29 yards. Fallbrook backup QB Marco Alcantar had 2 completions out of 3 attempts for 16 yards along with a 3 yard touchdown pass to Jake McBroom

For Hoover, QB Jack Fanning had 9 completions out of 20 attempts for 47 yards total.

SOUTHERN SECTION

CITRUS BELT LEAGUE
Cajon 60, Eisenhower 20
Citrus Valley 45, Miller 10
Redlands East Valley 35, Carter 12
Yucaipa 47, Redlands 40

DESERT VALLEY LEAGUE
Cathedral City 41, Xavier Prep 27
La Quinta 14, Palm Springs 10
Shadow Hills 46, Palm Desert 34

GOLD COAST - OCEAN LEAGUE
Viewpoint 7, Brentwood 0 (OT)

GOLDEN LEAGUE
Antelope Valley 24, Quartz Hill 14
Knight 37, Littlerock 12
Lancaster 66, Highland 6
Palmdale 35, Eastside 7

MISSION LEAGUE
Alemany 13, Crespi 11
Bishop Amat 17, Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 14
Gardena Serra 41, Loyola 30

MISSION VALLEY LEAGUE
Arroyo 38, South El Monte 14
Rosemead 41, Mountain View 20

MOORE LEAGUE
Compton 36, Millikan 34
Long Beach Poly 77, Long Beach Cabrillo 0
Long Beach Wilson 50, Long Beach Jordan 0

PACIFIC LEAGUE
Arcadia 19, Muir 12
Burbank Burroughs 48, Pasadena 8
Crescenta Valley 45, Hoover 7

SAN JOAQUIN LEAGUE
Southlands Christian 38, Webb 20

SOUTH CATHOLIC LEAGUE
Cantwell-Sacred Heart 49, St. Bernard 7

SUBURBAN LEAGUE
Artesia 48, Glenn 27
La Mirada 62, Norwalk 0
Mayfair 48, Cerritos 13

NONLEAGUE
Aliso Niguel 37, Sonora 13
Anaheim Canyon 28, Brea Olinda 9
Anza Hamilton 48, Nuview Bridge 7
Apple Valley 28, Barstow 21
Arrowhead Christian 32, Excelsior 6
Arroyo Grande 35, Nipomo 14
Atascadero 32, Pioneer Valley 14
Azusa 42, Pomona 27
Bishop Diego 55, Carpinteria 0
Boron 52, Saddleback Valley Christian 40
Brethren Christian 34, Rancho Christian 30
Buena 35, Rio Mesa 3
Calabasas 37, Valencia 21
Canyon Springs 27, La Sierra 26
Capistrano Valley 30, Cypress 6
Cathedral 28, Palos Verdes 23
Cerritos Valley Christian 46, St. Anthony 35
Corona del Mar 55, Trabuco Hills 14
Dos Pueblos 40, Hueneme 15
Eastvale Roosevelt 48, Ayala 24
El Modena 42, Yorba Linda 21
El Segundo 52, South Torrance 7
Foothill 39, Esperanza 19
Fullerton 50, Dana Hills 14
Ganesha 48, Western Christian 0
Garden Grove 20, Laguna Hills 13
Grace Brethren 34, Westlake 23
Grand Terrace 37, Riverside North 16
Hart 42, Ventura 7 Game report will be posted on Californiapreps.com
Hesperia 52, Granite Hills 7
La Puente 30, Workman 20
Lawndale 56, Torrance 10
Lompoc 58, Templeton 0
Lompoc Cabrillo 34, Morro Bay 14
Maranatha 23, Duarte 7
Mary Star 21, Morningside 7
Mira Costa 42, Newport Harbor 0
Mission Prep 49, Linfield Christian 21
Mission Viejo 55, El Toro 14
Moorpark 31, Royal 14
Moreno Valley 50, Colton 7
Nogales 35, Rowland 0
Norco 56, Chino Hills 28
Nordhoff 28, San Marcos 14
Norte Vista 35, Summit 32
Orange 3, Godinez 0 (OT)
Oxnard Pacifica 47, Santa Barbara 27
Paraclete 22, St. Bonaventure 21
Patriot 28, Montclair 21
Peninsula 43, Compton Centennial 6
Rancho Alamitos 33, Loara 19
Rancho Verde 34, King 10
Riverside Notre Dame 20, Tesoro 13
Riverside Prep 46, Lancaster Desert Christian 26
Rubidoux 17, West Valley 14
San Jacinto 14, Rancho Mirage 0
San Juan Hills 24, Great Oak 21 (OT)
Santa Maria St. Joseph 41, San Luis Obispo 0
Santa Paula 41, Vasquez 10
Santa Rosa Academy 48, Sherman Indian 0
Santa Ynez 42, Santa Maria 28
Savanna 14, Garden Grove Santiago 10
Sierra Canyon 50, Paso Robles 36
Sierra Vista 17, Garey 14
Silverado 33, Los Osos 7
Simi Valley 20, Channel Islands 10
South Pasadena 51, Gabrielino 0
St. Francis 28, Buena Park 19
St. Genevieve 23, Bishop Montgomery 6
St. Margaret's 70, Whittier Christian 49
St. Monica 19, Malibu 12
Sunny Hills 64, Estancia 14
Temecula Valley 37, Riverside Poly 15
Thousand Oaks 22, Agoura 20
Troy 46, Irvine 6
Victor Valley 63, Bassett 7
Villa Park 38, El Dorado 24
Western 27, Anaheim 10
Westminster 41, Beckman 7
Westminster La Quinta 34, Century 13
Whittier 27, Schurr 7

INTERSECTIONAL
Aquinas 41, Los Angeles Hamilton 28
Carnegie 34, Mendez 13
Dorsey 35, Culver City 31
Fountain Valley 42, San Diego Mira Mesa 41
Heritage Christian 56, New Designs Watts 6
Murrieta Mesa 40, San Diego San Ysidro 6
Newbury Park 52, Gardena 7
Oaks Christian 49, Los Angeles University 0
Oxnard 34, Crenshaw 13
Paramount 33, Venice 25
Pine Valley Mountain Empire 21, Temecula Prep 14
San Clemente 64, Vista Rancho Buena Vista 0
West Torrance 24, Carson 21

CITY

CENTRAL LEAGUE
Belmont 70, Legacy 34
Bernstein 48, Roybal 0
Hollywood 34, Contreras 14

EAST VALLEY LEAGUE
Arleta 52, Sun Valley Poly 21
Chavez 44, Monroe 21
Grant 20, Verdugo Hills 6

EXPOSITION LEAGUE
Fremont 17, Rivera 6
West Adams 19, Rancho Dominguez 18

NORTHERN LEAGUE
Franklin 55, Sotomayor 0
Lincoln 33, Eagle Rock 27 (2OT)
Torres 26, Los Angeles Wilson 0

VALLEY MISSION LEAGUE
Granada Hills Kennedy 30, Panorama 16
Reseda 51, Canoga Park 30
Sylmar 28, Van Nuys 9

NONLEAGUE
Fairfax 27, Bell 26
Los Angeles Roosevelt 27, North Hollywood 20
Narbonne 13, Los Angeles 6
Palisades 56, Chatsworth 6
San Pedro 27, South East 6
Washington 40, Santee 27

Bishop Montgomery's four-star shooting guard Ethan Thompson just got an offer from Syracuse, the alma mater of his dad Stephen.

SOUTHERN SECTION

MISSION VALLEY LEAGUE
El Monte 37, Pasadena Marshall 19

PACIFIC LEAGUE
Burbank 63, Glendale 7
Game report: https://californiapreps.rivals.com/news/burbank-blasts-dynamiters

NONLEAGUE
Crean Lutheran 46, Capistrano Valley Christian 6
Irvine University 32, Adelanto 0
Los Amigos 33, Saddleback 14
Pacific 52, Bloomington 6
San Dimas 41, California 14
Santa Ana 27, Santa Ana Calvary Chapel 24

Sorry for being late. So busy with life right now it's wild.
League begins next week. Trinity should be awesome as usual.

1. MD
2. MV
3. CC
4. Bosco
5. RC @ Upland next week

No change in the Top 5.

6. J Serra
7. VM
8. RSMCHS - only loss is to MV
9. Chaminade
10. Amat

Amat asleep at he wheel vs. Loyola
Chaminade lets one get away from an always tough Serra.
MD continues to roll with 42-0 shut out vs Edison.

Click on the link for the CIF-SS polls for all divisions as of 9/26/2016:

http://cifss.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/9.26.2016-11-Man-Football-Week-5-Poll.pdf

By Dave Rogahn:

We're just covering 3 games - it was kind of a rough week [for both Dave's] - but here are the highlights.

Sierra Canyon 87 Cantwell-Sacred Heart 66.
Sierra Cyn led virtually all the way, pulling away with a 17-4 run to start the 2nd half.

Marvin Bagley, SC - 20 pts 10 rebs 2 asts
Cody Riley, SC - 13 pts 13 rebs 2 asts 2 blks 2 stls
Adam Seiko, SC - 13 pts 5 asts 1 blk 1 stl
Michael Feinberg, SC - 13 pts 6 rebs 2 asts 2 stls
Marcus Bagley, SC - 11 pts 3 3pt, 4 rebs 3 asts
Leo Barberena, CSH - 16 pts 4 3pt
Avery Martinez, CSH - 15 pts 5 rebs 2 asts 1 blk 1 stls
DaWitt Wilson, CSH - 12 pts 2 asts 1 stl
Amar Brown, CSH - 10 pts 7 rebs

Harvard-Westlake 80, Inglewood 53.
HW started the game with a 7-0 run and led wire to wire.

L Simpson, HW - 19 pts 8 rebs 4 asts
Johnny Juzang, HW - 17 pts 3 3pt, 5 rebs 1 stl
Terren Frank, HW - 14 pts 2 rebs 2 asts 1 blk 2 stls
Cassius Stanley, HW - 13 pts 5 rebs 7 asts 2 blks 2 stls
Brace Dottin, HW - 9 pts 10 rebs
Miles James, IHS - 15 pts 5 rebs 3 asts 4 stls
Kiiwon Bradford, IHS - 15 pts
Nick Williams, IHS - 8 pts 12 rebs 3 asts 3 blks 1 stl

Oak Park 68 Oaks Christian 59.
Very evenly-played game, even closer than the score. It was tied 55-55 with about 3 mins left when Oak Park went on an 11-2 run to get the win.

Riley Battin, OP - 25 pts 8 rebs 7 asts 1 blk 2 stls
Wes Slajchert, OP - 22 pts 3 3pt 8 rebs 9 asts 1 blk 1 stl
Jordan Jones, OC - 15 pts 2 3pt
Jordan Berens, OC - 14 pts 4 3pt

Stats, stories & photos of these games coming up in the coming days at Californiapreps.com

SOUTHERN SECTION

NONLEAGUE
Arrowhead Christian 47, St. Bernard 13
Cypress 35, El Rancho 10
McAuliffe 50, Firebaugh 0

INTERSECTIONAL
Solana Beach Santa Fe Christian 20, Bishop Diego 0

By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer-
Wilson Field at Rich Embry Field-Escondido High School-Escondido, CA:

The Longhorns of Rancho Buena Vista (2-3, 1-0) snapped a 2 game losing streak in a hard-battled contest as they defeated Escondido High School (1-4, 0-1) in a high scoring 42-38 shootout.

Longhorn QB Ace Roach had 11 completions out of 22 attempts for 136 yards, threw 2 touchdown passes of 23 and 6 yards to Trent Borger (2 receptions for 29 yards) and had another 1 touchdown pass of 23 yards. Anthony Bowman had 14 carries for 71 yards, including 2 touchdown runs of 2 and 1 yard.

"Tonight's game vs. Escondido was a good high scoring contest; the game started out in our favor at first and started to get nerve racking as some of our people got hurt along with playing people out of position but we survived." said Rancho Buena Vista Coach Joe Meyer.

"Escondido's offense is real balanced; they scored some points on the board but my running back Anthony Bowman is a warrior and helped our squad out on both sides of the football. We made him a linebacker on the 1 yard play we call our Stampede which is our shortage offense. The kids came over and we ran the play after an injury to our regular wing back who was out but we had to put kids at wing back and we coached him in the time this is a 3 yard offensive play." said Coach Meyer

"Our defense is very inexperienced, especially in our secondary - we have 4 of our regular defensive backs out and we are starting 4 new backs that are filling in - they are all juniors." said Coach Meyer.

"We play San Clemente next at our place; their squad is big up front and their quarterback is the best in the state. We are going to be thin after this game and after Monday we want to see now many kids are ready to play."

The Cougars scored their plays on a Luis Flores 31 yard field goal, Kellen McCoy (16-33-3) threw a 9 yard pass to Miguel Rocha, a 64 yarder to Quinton Gaudett, (3 receptions for 138 yards) along with a 45 yarder to Bryan Jackson (4 receptions for 91 yards).

Jamaree Bouyea (Palma HS 2017) is on an unofficial visit today at USF & is also hearing from San Jose State and Hawaii.

SOUTHERN SECTION

CITRUS BELT LEAGUE
Citrus Valley 62, Eisenhower 20
Redlands 34, Carter 0
Redlands East Valley 34, Yucaipa 17

DESERT VALLEY LEAGUE
Palm Springs 21, Indio 7
Shadow Hills 27, Cathedral City 21
Xavier Prep 31, Palm Desert 25

GOLD COAST - VALLEY LEAGUE
Campbell Hall 17, Windward 14

GOLDEN LEAGUE
Antelope Valley 28, Highland 12
Knight 68, Lancaster 6
Palmdale 47, Littlerock 7
Quartz Hill 37, Eastside 3

MISSION LEAGUE
Alemany 45, Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 35
Gardena Serra 30, Chaminade 28
Loyola 24, Bishop Amat 23

MISSION VALLEY LEAGUE
Arroyo 16, Rosemead 0
El Monte 34, Mountain View 6
South El Monte 56, Gabrielino 14

MOORE LEAGUE
Lakewood 26, Millikan 16
Long Beach Jordan 27, Compton 20
Long Beach Poly 32, Long Beach Wilson 7

PACIFIC LEAGUE
Arcadia 10, Pasadena 0
Burbank 38, Muir 14
Crescenta Valley 52, Glendale 0

SUBURBAN LEAGUE
Artesia 37, Bellflower 35
La Mirada 62, Cerritos 0
Norwalk 46, Glenn 14

NONLEAGUE
Alta Loma 24, Claremont 7
Anaheim 28, Loara 0
Apple Valley 56, Adelanto 14
Aquinas 56, Rancho Christian 29
Arroyo Grande 35, Santa Maria St. Joseph 0
Beaumont 19, Desert Hot Springs 0
Big Bear 30, Twentynine Palms 27
Bishop Montgomery 40, Mary Star 8
Bonita 39, Diamond Ranch 14
Brethren Christian 69, Azusa 7
California Military Institute 56, Sherman Indian 6
Canyon Country Canyon 48, Simi Valley 13
Capistrano Valley 17, Trabuco Hills 10
Carnegie 14, Santa Rosa Academy 7
Cerritos Valley Christian 58, Ontario Christian 7
Channel Islands 38, San Marcos 0
Charter Oak 35, South Hills 21
Colton 28, La Sierra 14
Compton Centennial 54, Verbum Dei 12
Corona Santiago 34, Chaparral 3
Crean Lutheran 57, Bolsa Grande 0
Damien 40, Monrovia 0
Dana Hills 46, Los Amigos 13
Don Lugo 37, Chino 27
Dos Pueblos 49, San Luis Obispo 6
Downey 42, Chino Hills 22
Eastvale Roosevelt 27, La Quinta 21 (OT)
El Segundo 48, Torrance 7
Etiwanda 21, Chaffey 2
Excelsior 29, Vasquez 14
Fillmore 20, Nordhoff 7
Fontana 49, Rialto 14
Gahr 40, Fullerton 10
Garden Grove Pacifica 42, Aliso Niguel 7
Harvard-Westlake 14, Dominguez 10
Heritage 49, Corona 24
Hillcrest 56, Temescal Canyon 35
Hueneme 49, Malibu 0
Irvine University 37, Estancia 7
Jurupa Hills 34, Hemet 21
La Habra 42, Colony 36 (2OT)
La Palma Kennedy 12, Sunny Hills 7
La Puente 19, Gladstone 10
Laguna Hills 40, Irvine 5
Lakeside 41, Vista del Lago 20
Leuzinger 68, Hawthorne 7
Lompoc 54, Righetti 0
Los Altos 35, Newport Harbor 23
Maranatha 29, Linfield Christian 27
Mater Dei 42, Edison 0
Mira Costa 35, West Torrance 7
Mission Viejo 49, Redondo 12
Montebello 34, Cantwell-Sacred Heart 2
Moorpark 35, Westlake 31
Murrieta Valley 70, Oaks Christian 62
Nipomo 26, Lompoc Cabrillo 0
Norco 79, Riverside Poly 14
North Torrance 56, Morningside 13
Northview 35, Pomona 0
Nuview Bridge def. Riverside Notre Dame (forfeit)
Oak Hills 35, San Gorgonio 7
Oak Park 40, Carpinteria 7
Ontario 27, Jurupa Valley 13
Oxnard Pacifica 27, Buena 23
Paloma Valley 59, Temecula Valley 7
Peninsula 45, Beverly Hills 0
Perris 60, Banning 21
Pioneer Valley 13, Santa Maria 10
Ramona 48, Arroyo Valley 0
Rancho Cucamonga 17, Citrus Hill 14
Ridgecrest Burroughs 32, Barstow 7
Rio Mesa 41, Golden Valley 38
Riverside North 42, Moreno Valley 28
Rubidoux 55, Coachella Valley 20
Saddleback 39, Century 0
San Clemente 28, Palos Verdes 7
San Dimas 49, Diamond Bar 0
San Jacinto 55, Arlington 7
San Juan Hills 38, Huntington Beach 6
San Marino 41, Bell Gardens 18
Santa Ana 25, Santa Ana Valley 20
Santa Barbara 7, Royal 3
Santa Fe 38, Brentwood 13
Santa Monica 53, South Torrance 3
Santa Ynez 45, Templeton 7
Saugus 35, Agoura 23
Savanna 48, Costa Mesa 7
Serrano 55, Kaiser 0
Sierra Vista 34, Bassett 28
Silverado 35, Hesperia 0
South Pasadena 17, Alhambra 14
St. Anthony 48, Marina 21
St. Bonaventure 38, Hart 32
St. Genevieve 24, Lynwood 6
St. Margaret's 38, Laguna Beach 0
St. Paul 47, Warren 37
Summit 35, Elsinore 28
Tahquitz 36, Canyon Springs 12
Temecula Prep 37, CSDR 20
Temple City 26, San Gabriel 13
Tesoro 28, La Serna 21 (OT)
Trinity Classical Academy 44, Southlands Christian 29
Troy 35, Placentia Valencia 7
Tustin 34, Beckman 17
Upland 38, Great Oak 25
Valley View 28, Murrieta Mesa 20
Ventura 27, Camarillo 23
Victor Valley 17, Sultana 10
Villa Park 29, El Modena 10
Village Christian 43, Ganesha 8
Webb 48, Upland Christian 14
West Covina 30, Glendora 13
West Ranch 21, Oxnard 17
Westminster La Quinta 27, Garey 20
Whittier Christian 55, Duarte 20
Woodbridge 55, Rim of the World 43
Workman 16, Bosco Tech 0
Yorba Linda 21, El Dorado 6

INTERSECTIONAL
Atascadero 35, Madera 7
Bishop 28, Silver Valley 18
Boron 58, Edwards AFB Desert 31
Calabasas 42, El Camino Real 7
Calexico 45, Desert Mirage 0
Calipatria 36, Riverside Prep 20
Calvary Murrieta 42, Holtville 8
Corona Centennial 49, Henderson (Nev.) Liberty 32
Culver City 35, Los Angeles University 7
El Toro 49, Chula Vista Hilltop 12
Grace Brethren 55, Mendez 0
Heritage Christian 35, Granada Hills 0
La Salle 28, Scottsdale (Ariz.) Notre Dame Prep 25 (3OT)
Narbonne 37, Paramount 0
Newbury Park 28, Venice 0
Orange Lutheran 49, Denver (Colo.) Mullen 33
Paraclete 35, Tehachapi 7
Pasadena Poly 20. Cleveland 0
Paso Robles 24, Fresno Clovis North 7
Salesian 41, South Gate 27
San Pedro 30, Lawndale 27
Servite 55, Garfield 0
South East 40, Baldwin Park 26
St. Francis 34, Dorsey 28
St. John Bosco 55, Stockton St. Mary's 16
Thousand Oaks 39, Birmingham 20
Valencia 48, Bakersfield 9
Vista Murrieta 50, Crenshaw 6
Vista Tri-City Christian 40, Lancaster Desert Christian 21
Yucca Valley 58, Blythe Palo Verde Valley 14

CITY

CENTRAL LEAGUE
Belmont 14, Contreras 7
Hollywood 24, Marquez 7
Legacy 36, Roybal 0

EAST VALLEY LEAGUE
Chavez 20, North Hollywood 13
Grant 58, Monroe 0
Verdugo Hills 48, Sun Valley Poly 7

EXPOSITION LEAGUE
Fremont 30, Santee 14
Jefferson 48, West Adams 16

NORTHERN LEAGUE
Eagle Rock 43, Sotomayor 0
Franklin 28, Los Angeles Marshall 0
Lincoln 35, Los Angeles Wilson 6

VALLEY MISSION LEAGUE
San Fernando 49, Panorama 7
Sylmar 21, Granada Hills Kennedy 3
Canoga Park 43,Van Nuys 28

NONLEAGUE
Fairfax 54, Taft 15
Los Angeles 35, Los Angeles Hamilton 7
Palisades 34, Huntington Park 14
Westchester 56, Rancho Dominguez 0
Wilmington Banning 52, Chatsworth 7

Tonight is one of the most hyped and best games of the year in Northern California. ESPN2 at 8, Antioch at De La Salle. The #1 player in the country, 6’2 senior RB/Alabama commit Najee Harris at the top team in the region. I’ll have full coverage later today.

rancho escapes a ball control offense by CH.

Check out our Brandon Tatera's weekly top 10 for SoCal

http://bit.ly/TaterasTopTen

No favoritism (doc) but look who cracked his top ten