This week, the spotlight was on the top 25 high school football teams in the Southland, showcasing an exciting array of matchups and results. As the season progresses, teams are looking to establish themselves as contenders in the competitive landscape of high school football.
Leading the pack is Santa Margarita, currently boasting a record of 2-0. They are set to face Palmdale Highland this Friday, followed by a matchup against Sacramento Inderkum at San Juan Hills on September 12. Their strong start has positioned them as a team to watch this season.
Corona Centennial, with a record of 1-1, did not play this week but will be looking to bounce back against Mater Dei on September 11. St. John Bosco also holds a 1-1 record and is gearing up for a challenging game against Pittsburg this Friday, followed by a clash with Kahuku from Hawaii on September 11.
Sierra Canyon remains undefeated at 2-0 but did not have a game this week. They will be looking to maintain their winning streak against Honolulu St. Louis on September 10. Orange Lutheran, with a record of 1-1, is set to take on Chandler (Arizona) Basha this Friday, followed by a game against Gardena Serra on September 11.
Mission Viejo is another team to watch, currently standing at 2-0. They will face Folsom this Friday and then take on San Diego Lincoln on September 11. Mater Dei, also undefeated at 2-0, is preparing for a game against Highlands Ranch (Colorado) Valor Christian this Friday, with a significant matchup against Corona Centennial on September 11.
San Clemente, maintaining a perfect record of 2-0, will visit Chaparral this Friday before heading to La Costa Canyon on September 11. Rancho Cucamonga, with a record of 2-1, faced a setback this week, losing to Oak Hills 25-17. They will look to recover against Chaparral on September 11.
Among the other notable performances, Palos Verdes improved to 3-0 after defeating Carson 35-20, and they will face Huntington Beach Edison next. Bishop Amat is also making headlines with a commanding 4-0 record, having recently defeated Valencia 49-10, and they will play Culver City on September 11.
As the season unfolds, these teams will continue to battle for supremacy, with rankings likely shifting as they face tougher opponents in the coming weeks. The high school football landscape in the Southland is as competitive as ever, and fans can look forward to more thrilling matchups.
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