De La Salle scored an enormous victory over St. Francis on Friday night time, avenging its historic loss to the Lancers final season.
Pittsburg was an excessive amount of for California.
Campolindo scored on the ultimate play to beat Windsor.
The Bay Space Information Group’s roundup supplies all the main points from the weekend’s motion.
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Ranked groups
No. 2 De La Salle 35, No. 6 St. Francis 3
One 12 months after St. Francis turned the primary crew from this area in 30 years to beat De La Salle, the Spartans prevailed decisively in one of many video games they'd lengthy circled on the calendar. “You can also make an inventory of redemption for us proper now,” DLS coach Justin Alumbaugh mentioned after his crew improved to 2-1. Learn Darren Sabedra’s sport story right here.
No. 3 Pittsburg 34, No. 19 California 14
Miami-bound Jaden Rashada threw for 360 yards and three touchdowns to steer Pittsburg (3-0) to a street win over California. The victory units up an enormous sport subsequent Friday as Pittsburg returns residence to play Folsom. Curtis Pashelka has the main points in his sport story right here.
No. 9 Bellarmine 25, San Leandro 6
After back-to-back aggressive street losses to 2 High 10 groups, Menlo-Atherton and McClymonds, Bellarmine bought its first win of the season. Ben Pfaff scored three touchdowns, together with one on a run via the center of the sector from 52 yards out, to steer the Bells at Burrell Subject in San Leandro. Billy Ladd and Jake Hanson had interceptions for Bellarmine, which has a bye subsequent week earlier than opening West Catholic Athletic League play on Sept. 23 in opposition to St. Ignatius at San Jose Metropolis Faculty. San Leandro (1-2) shall be again at residence subsequent Friday to play Campolindo. — Darren Sabedra
No. 11 Campolindo 28, Windsor 26
For the second week in a row, the unbeaten Cougars (3-0) staged a wild fourth-quarter comeback. Dashiell Weaver connected with Scott Lyon on the ultimate play of the sport, permitting visiting Campolindo to shock Windsor (1-2). Final week the Cougars rallied with two touchdowns within the closing interval to beat Aptos 30-22. “The sport was loaded with unusual stuff,” Campo coach Kevin Macy mentioned of the Windsor contest. “It was a very insane end.” With Windsor forward 26-22, the Cougars bought the ball on about their 30 with 40 seconds to go. Windsor had an opportunity to run extra break day the clock however elected to take a knee after an interception. “We calculated we'd get the ball again with about 40 seconds,” Macy mentioned. “We had two timeouts.” Weaver deftly labored the sidelines, finishing “4 or 5 passes” to the Windsor 20, Macy mentioned. The clock had one second to go earlier than the ultimate play. Campo put heavily-recruited huge receiver Robbie Mascheroni by himself on one facet of the sector and three others, together with Lyon, on the alternative facet. Weaver hit Lyon with a 15-yard go to the 5, and the 5-10 junior did the remainder. – Mike Lefkow
No. 15 Heritage 30, Whitney-Rocklin 13
After soundly beating Dublin and Granada to start the season, Heritage remained undefeated by beating visiting Whitney. Fresno State-bound Devon Rivers had one other robust efficiency with three touchdowns, two of which got here within the first half to present Heritage the 14-7 lead at halftime. Quarterback Austin Peters threw a landing go to Koen Wolfe within the third quarter and Rivers added his third landing within the fourth quarter. Heritage (3-0) will host Classic subsequent Friday. – Jesús Cano
No. 18 Half Moon Bay 49, Carlmont 35
P.J. Modena ran for 188 yards in 22 carries and scored three touchdowns as Half Moon Bay, enjoying at residence, outlasted Carlmont, which bought 151 yards on the bottom from John Hanna and 240 yards and two touchdowns via the air from Jack Wiessinger. David Kiefer has the whole recap right here.
No. 20 Archbishop Mitty 31, Santa Teresa 0
Mitty, enjoying below the lights on its residence area, accomplished its non-league schedule 3-0 with a rout of Santa Teresa. The Monarchs led 10-0 at halftime and scored three touchdowns within the second half to place the end result out of attain. Ben Kim caught two TD passes and Danny Scudero ran for a TD. Makoa Sniffen scored for the protection, recovering a fumble for a landing. Mitty has subsequent week off, then opens WCAL play on Sept. 23 in opposition to Sacred Coronary heart Cathedral at Kezar Stadium in San Francisco. Santa Teresa (1-2) visits Leland on Friday. — Darren Sabedra
East Bay
American Canyon 41, Berkeley 18
Drew Henderson had one other multi-touchdown sport as he linked twice with huge receiver Jackson Harris and BJ Thurman rushed for over 100 yards. However that wasn’t sufficient to forestall Berkeley from successful at American Canyon. The Yellowjackets, who slipped to 1-2, will look to bounce again subsequent Saturday in San Francisco in opposition to Galileo. – Jesús Cano
Freedom at Grant-Sacramento (canceled)
Freedom’s sport at Grant-Sacramento on Friday was known as off three hours earlier than kickoff due to smoke from the Mosquito Fireplace. Freedom coach Zach Sims mentioned the groups tried to reschedule for Saturday however couldn't discover officers. Freedom will play host to Menlo College subsequent Friday. – Jesús Cano
South Bay/Peninsula/SF
Christopher 38, San Mateo 7
Eric Argumedo ran 82 yards for a landing to get Christopher on the scoreboard, and the guests by no means appeared again in a non-league rout of San Mateo. Argumedo completed with two landing runs. Quarterback Jaxen Robinson had a 55-yard landing go to Jaterius Lee and likewise scored on a sneak. Will Rizqallah had Christopher’s final landing, a 10-yard run, and Alan Canales made a 37-yard area objective because the Cougars improved to 3-0. Christopher hadn’t began a fall season 3-0 since 2017 when this system gained the CCS Division IV championship. Christopher will go to Leigh subsequent Saturday. San Mateo (1-2) will play at Gunn subsequent week. – Jesús Cano
Pioneer 17, Willow Glen 0
Sophomore working again Jesse Herrera ran for 167 yards and two touchdowns in 21 carries as Pioneer improved to 3-0 with a win on the street Thursday over Willow Glen. Junior Marcus Perez led the protection with eight tackles. Minh Vo, Ethan Schweizer and Arya Tavakol — all seniors — completed with seven tackles apiece. Herrera and Alessandro Cappellini every intercepted a go and Ryan Given pressured a fumble and Arya Tavakol recovered one. “At all times good to pitch a shutout,” Pioneer coach Eric Perry mentioned. Jovanni Barajas kicked a 32-yard area objective. Pioneer will play host to Gunderson subsequent Friday. Willow Glen (1-2) has a bye subsequent week, then shall be at residence to play San Jose on Sept. 23. — Darren Sabedra
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