California High School Football News

Glendora High School jumped out to a first-half, 21-0 lead and went on to defeat winless Chino Hills 28-10 in a Sierra League game on Friday in Chino.

Palo Alto Online Sports While a Central Coast Section playoff berth is wrapped up, Palo Alto still has a little work to do to win the SCVAL De Anza Division football championship.

The Watsonville High football team pulled out a wild 40-37 win over Seaside Friday night in a crucial Monterey Bay league game.

A guy named Moses led the Lincoln High football team into the promised land Friday night.

ANDY ALFARO aalfaro@sacbee.com Rocklin's Jackson Cummings looks to the outside as Del Oro's Adrian Williams gives chase.

A shorthanded Hogan High squad proved little match for powerhouse Vanden in a 48-18 loss in Friday's Solano County Athletic Conference football contest.

Monte Vista quarterback Brett Nottingham looks to pass in the 2nd quarter of their game Friday, Nov.

It was anything but a pretty win, but Covina High School coach Darryl Thomas will take it.

Running back Harold Oliver ran for three touchdowns, and wide receiver Dominik Milner scored an 82-yard touchdown and gained 125 yards on five carries as the host Spartans overcame the absence of star wide receiver/defensive back Donovan Henderson in an Alameda Contra Costa Athletic League contest.

Great Oak High School's Bubba Luna, right, tries to escape Vista Murrieta's Ryan Hofmeister in the first quarter during the Wolfpack's 21-14 loss to the Broncos Friday, Nov.

The mud was bubbling through the center of the field, the crowd and the players were jawing on both sidelines, and the stage was set for what appeared at the time to be an epic showdown between one-loss Paradise High and the unbeaten Enterprise football team.

Warren running back Jesse Callier rushed for three touchdowns and 209 on nine carries in the first half last week.

San Benito's Felipe Davila runs through several tackles for a nice gain Friday night against Salinas.

No questions asked about which is the most important prep football game this week: Enterprise takes its perfection aspirations to Paradise, where the Bobcats can grab a share of the league title and some favorable Division I playoff consideration.

Baldwin Park's 49-14 victory over Ganesha Thursday night was another step for the Braves toward a Valle Vista League title.

Palo Alto Online Sports Staff This we know for sure: The Sacred Heart Prep football team has qualified for the Central Coast Section playoffs for a second straight season.

The victory, coupled with Great Oak's 49-37 loss to Murrieta Valley puts the Pumas back in the hunt for a league title.

Converting Friedman Field into their own version of "The Pit" , St. Francis opened Mission League football play with a 34-7 victory over visiting St.

Redlands coach Jim Walker had a simple, snappy answer when asked what turned around his team's fortunes at halftime of Friday's 28-27 victory over Miller at Miller High School.

The news of Colorado running back Darrell Scott's possible transfer to UCLA sent Bruin message boards and chat rooms into a tizzy Tuesday.