High school football action continued on Thursday, showcasing a series of exciting games across the City Section and Southern Section. Teams battled it out in nonleague contests, with several programs demonstrating their strength as they gear up for the remainder of the season.
In the City Section, Bell secured a solid victory over Eagle Rock, finishing the game with a score of 21-7. Crenshaw also made a statement with a decisive 34-13 win against Los Angeles Hamilton. Other notable results included Granada Hills edging out Palisades with a close 28-23 win and Hollywood dominating Dymally with a commanding 50-0 scoreline.
Jefferson showcased their offensive prowess, defeating Lincoln 40-12, while Legacy delivered a remarkable performance, crushing Grant 62-3. Los Angeles Marshall and Los Angeles University also enjoyed significant victories, with Marshall winning 44-6 over Bernstein and University defeating Santee 40-14. Maywood CES triumphed against Angelou with a score of 35-14, and Monroe secured a comfortable 40-6 win against Belmont. Panorama rounded off the City Section results with a 52-12 victory over Fulton, while San Pedro, South East, Sylmar, Van Nuys, and Verdugo Hills all posted impressive wins as well.
Shifting to the Southern Section, Apple Valley defeated Vista Murrieta 28-7, while Arrowhead Christian edged out San Bernardino 27-22 in a closely contested match. Banning had a standout performance, scoring 56 points against Carter, who managed only 21. Beaumont narrowly defeated Summit 17-14, and Beckman triumphed over Santa Ana with a 38-14 score.
Bishop Amat showcased their dominance with a 49-10 victory over Valencia, while Charter Oak blanked Los Osos 35-0. Corona del Mar won convincingly against Edison, ending the match at 27-7. Dana Hills had a remarkable outing, scoring 66 points against Esperanza, who could only muster 7 points in response. Other results from the Southern Section included Glendora's 43-13 win over Claremont, Hillcrest defeating Ramona 35-13, and La Canada taking down Village Christian 28-7.
In intersectional matchups, Boron defeated Silver Valley 41-6, and Cleveland recorded a strong 45-7 victory against Castaic. Compton Early College shut out West Adams 27-0, while Desert Mirage also dominated Mendez, winning 43-0. Firebaugh secured a 34-0 win against Los Angeles Jordan, and Garfield triumphed over South El Monte with a score of 27-7. Other intersectional highlights included Granada Hills Kennedy's 56-20 win against Canyon Country Canyon and Harvard-Westlake's 22-10 victory over Venice.
The 8-man football games featured East Valley defeating USC Hybrid 34-8 in the City Section, while Coastal Christian edged out Villanova Prep 64-52 in the Southern Section. California School for the Deaf Riverside also had a strong showing, winning 56-6 against PAL Academy. In another intersectional matchup, Valley Oaks CES triumphed over Legacy Christian Academy with a score of 50-20.
As the high school football season progresses, these results will play a crucial role in shaping the standings and playoff picture. Teams are looking to build momentum as they head into the heart of the season, making every game critical for their aspirations.
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