October 2009 Archives

Warren High running back Jesse Callier, the area's leading rusher last season and so far this year, has been offered a full-ride scholarship and has orally committed to the University of Washington.

Callier has nearly 1,500 yards rushing (250 per game) and 21 TDs over six games so far this season. He is on pace to outdo last year's 2,400 yard season.

Callier will be another star player brought to U-Dub by coach Steve Sarkisian. Here are some of the other players who have also committed to the Huskies.

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Press Telegram Girls Volleyball Top 10

1. Lakewood
2. Wilson
3. Los Alamitos
4. Poly
5. Cerritos
6. St. Joseph
7. Warren
8. Downey
9. Valley Christian
10. Mayfair

And a couple of thoughts: Saw Poly's Bria Russ last night vs. Wilson. Great talent and has to be considered as best player in the area.... With Jane Croson out of the Los Al lineup with an injury, how much will it affect the Griffins? ... Cerritos is rolling but plays Suburban League rivals La Mirada tonight and Mayfair next week in key matches. ... Downey and Warren are neck-and-neck. Their meeting next week will change that.

Press Telegram Football Top 10

1. Lakewood (5-1)
Friday at Cabrillo
Win vs. Poly was big, especially mentally. Now to see if it can carry over to postseason

 2. Los Alamitos (5-0)
Friday at Newport Harbor
Griffins flying high, but the ante goes way up with the start of Sunset League

3. Poly (2-4)
Oct. 23 at Millikan
No doubt 'Rabbits are improving, especially the offense with Leachman at QB

4. Norwalk (5-0)
Friday vs. Glenn
Two big games coming up, vs. La Mirada and Mayfair

5. Warren (4-1)
Friday at Dominguez
Callier & Co. look good enough to run through SGVL

6. St. John Bosco (3-2)
Friday vs. Servite
Hopefully the Braves found some magic in their bye week with Trinity League starting

7. La Mirada (5-1)
Oct. 23 vs. Mayfair
The Matadores are looking good, but next game, vs. Mayfair, will be a test

8. Compton (3-2)
Friday vs. Wilson
Tarbabes haven't been fully healthy all year, but they appear strong enough for third in Moore League 

9. Millikan (4-2)
Friday vs. Jordan
The Rams' loss was closer than the 33-7 score indicated, but a setback nonetheless

10. Gahr (3-2)
Friday vs. Downey
Need to find consistency on offense and defense if Glads are to push Warren

Athletes of the Week
Boys
Lakewood football
From QB Jesse Scroggins all the way down to kicker Brad Braswell, the Lancers on Friday accomplished what no other Moore League team has been able to do since 1994 - beat perennial power Poly, 21-14, and break its long win streak.

Girls
Jenny Ho, Sr., Cerritos
Ho had a solid week for the Dons in three sweeps of Suburban League rivals. She recorded 16 kills against Glenn, 19 kills against Artesia, and 12 kills and 11 digs against Bellflower.

If you would like to nominate an AOW, send the info to dave.werstine@presstelegram.com

So how do I feel about Lakewood's win over Poly, or more, the end of the Jackrabbits' steak?

To be honest, I was pretty pumped with the idea this week. Maybe actually living in the City of Lakewood has something to do with that.

But as the game unfolded, it felt pretty anticlimatic to me. Maybe because I have no real rooting interest in either school. Maybe because I actually had some amount of empathy for Poly.

Maybe the outcome would have done more for me if David would have beat Goliath. For all intents and purposes, Lakewood was Goliath this time out, and I usually root for the underdog.

More interesting might be next year. Is it a one-year win streak for Lakewood? Will Poly be Poly next year as many suggest?

What are your thoughts??

Moore League
Lakewood 21, Poly 14
Compton 61, Cabrillo 19
Wilson 33, Millikan 7

Suburban League
Mayfair 46, Glenn 24
La Mirada 41, Cerritos 20
Bellflower 31, Artesia 7

Nonleague
Oaks Christian 42, Jordan 7
Santa Fe 23, Downey 13
Lynwood 55, Lawndale 20
Vista Murrieta 42, Warren 28
Campbell Hall 42, Downey CC 8
Manual Arts 40, Firebaugh 12
Esperanza 24, Centennial 0

And so is the Streak...Lakewood wins 21-14

Lakewood goes ahead. Woods scores on 3-yard run and Long adds 2-pt conversion to give lancers 21-14 lead with 9 min. to go

The Vikings fall 23-13 to Santa Fe

Lakewood gets a Jesse Scroggins to Kevin Anderson TD pass at 8:04 of the third quarter, but the Lancers miss the PAT and still trail, 14-13

It's a final: Bruins, 33-7

Wilson is turning it up on the Rams, leading 27-7 with 5 minutes to go

The Vikings have come back to cut the deficit to 20-13 in the third quarter

On the final play of the first half, QB Chris Leachman runs for his second 1-yard TD of the game to give Poly a 14-7 lead.

Wilson ups its lead over Millikan to 17-7 midway through 3Q

Mayfair leads Glenn, 20-10, heading into the third quarter

The Apaches were soundly beaten by Esperanza, 24-0, in a game that started at 5 pm

At halftime, Downey trails, 20-6

With 1:36 left in 1Q, Poly ties it up at 7-7 on QB Chris Leachman's 1-yard run.

The Rams have come back to cut the deficit to 14-7.

Lakewood goes up 7-0 on a 50-yard run by Alley Long (his longest run of the year).

If you don't know, the game is being televised on FSN Prime Ticket!!!

Check back for updates.

The Vikings trail vs, Santa Fe, 13-6

It's all Wilson early, as the Bruins lead 14-0

This week's games. To make your picks, comment and type in your teams.

Thursday
Los Alamitos vs. Narbonne at Vets Stadium

Friday
Cabrillo at Compton*
Jordan at Oaks Christian, 7:30 p.m.
Lakewood vs. Poly* at Vets Stadium, 7:30 p.m.
Millikan at Wilson*
Bellflower at Artesia*
Cerritos at La Mirada*
Glenn vs. Mayfair* at Bellflower HS
Downey vs. Santa Fe
Lynwood at Lawndale
Paramount at Bell Gardens
Warren at Vista Murrieta
Downey Calvary Chapel at Campbell Hall*, 3:30 p.m.
Firebaugh at Manual Arts
Centennial vs. Esperanza

Saturday
Avalon vs. St. Michael's Prep*, 1 p.m.
St. Anthony vs. Animo Leadership at LA Harbor College, 5 p.m.
Valley Christian vs. Ontario Christian

Press Telegram Girls Volleyball Top 10

Los Al takes over at No.1, previously held by Wilson. But the Bruins will get a chance to retake the top spot with their match against the Griffins on Saturday as part of the Steve Lewis Volleyfest.

Will the Bruins be able to beat Los Al?

And after that, next week, Wilson faces formidable Moore League foes Poly and Lakewood, which topped the Bruins in the league opener.

Maybe Lakewood will be the new No. 1 next week?

Who is your No. 1?

1. Los Alamitos
2. Lakewood
3. Wilson
4. Poly
5. Cerritos
6. St. Joseph
7 Warren
8. La Mirada
9. Downey
10. Valley Christian

Prep Football Standings

Moore League
                    League Overall
Lakewood     1-0        5-1
Millikan         1-0       4-1
Poly             1-0       2-3
Wilson          0-0       2-2
Compton       0-1      2-2
Jordan          0-1       1-3
Cabrillo         0-1       0-5

Suburban League
                   League Overall
Norwalk       1-0        5-0
La Mirada    1-0        4-1
Mayfair        1-0       1-4
Artesia        0-0        0-4
Glenn          0-1       3-2
Bellflower     0-1       0-5
Cerritos        0-1       0-5

San Gabriel Valley League
                  League Overall
Warren        0-0       4-0
Gahr            0-0       3-2
Paramount   0-0       2-2
Lynwood      0-0       2-2
Downey        0-0      2-2
Dominguez   0-0      1-3

Other Area Schools
                      League Overall
Los Alamitos   0-0       4-0
SJ Bosco        0-0       3-2
St. Anthony     0-0       3-2
Avalon            0-0       2-1
Centennial      0-0       2-2
Valley Chr.     0-0       2-2
Downey CC    0-1      2-2
Firebaugh        -        0-5

Prep Football Stats

Passing
Player                         Yards   TDs
C. Nielsen (Gahr)          1,876   17
D. Stewart (Cab)           1,315     8
D. Poncedeleon (L.M)    1,036    8
J. Scroggins (Lwd)         1,024  18
K. Running (V.C.)          857      7

Rushing
Player                   Yards  TDs
J. Callier (War)       1,083  18
B. Ramirez (Avalon) 703   11
N. Richardson (L.A.) 604   9
A. Mahr (SJB)         542    5
B. Moore (Nor)        453    6

Receiving
Player                    Yards TDs
S. Johnson (Gahr)    575    5
D. Cruz (Cab)          452    3
K. Anderson (Lwd)   419    5
D. McClellon (Gahr) 407    4
M. Julian (L.M.)       346    4

Tackles
Player               Tackles
J. Gavert (May)  56
K. Suai (Mil)      53
B. Kvapil (May)  52
J. Haro (Dow)    40
T. Walton (V.C.) 38
A. Faaiu (Cab)   38
J. Mata (Mil)      38

Sacks
Player             Sacks
T. Trejo (Mil)    5.5
K. Suai (Mil)    4.0
R. Lujan (L.M.) 4.0
T. Walton (V.C.) 3.5
T. Barr (Lwd)    3.5

Interceptions
Player                   INTs
J. Bradford (Mil)      4
S. Richardson (L.A.) 3
R. Morgan (SJB)      2
J. Brown (SJB)        2
J. Gavert (May)       2
A. Darby (Mil)         2
R. Wadood (Lwd)    2
B. Kelley (Lwd)       2

Kicking
Player                  Points
M. Torres (Gahr)   25
B. Braswell (Lwd)  24
D. Boyer (L.A.)     21
A. Jimenez (SJB) 21
A. Esquivias (Mil) 19

Boys
Daniel Tyner, Sr., Wilson
The 2-meter man had a nice week in three big victories by the Bruins, ranked No. 3 in CIF-SS Division II water polo. Tyner scored four goals, including the game-winner, in a 12-8 win over Los Alamitos, No. 8 in D-I, netted four goals in a 14-10 victory over Servite, No. 6 in D-II, and then tallied five goals in a 9-7 victory over Harvard-Westlake, No. 9 in D-I.

Girls
Makayla Taylor, Fr., Downey
The outside hitter came up big in a pair of wins for the CIF-SS Division III-AA No. 6-ranked Vikings. She recorded 12 kills and eight digs in a 3-1 win over La Serna and then came back with a strong 15-kill performance in a 3-2 victory over La Habra, No. 10 in D-II-A.

If you would like to nominate an AOW, send the info to dave.werstine@presstelegram.com

2009 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION-TOYOTA CHAMPIONSHIPS
TOP TEN POLL

CENTRAL DIVISION
RANK SCHOOL (LEAGUE) RECORD W/L OPPONENT SCORE
1. Rancho Cucamonga (Baseline) 4-0 --- Bye ---
2. Upland (Baseline) 5-0 W Bloomington 45-6
3. Colton (San Andreas) 3-1 W Chaffey 35-12
4. Colony (Mt. Blady) 4-1 W Kaiser 19-14
5. Chino Hills (Sierra) 4-1 W San Gorgonio 30-14
6. Elsinore (Sunbelt) 4-1 L Great Oak 15-22
7. Etiwanda (Baseline) 3-1 W Chino 45-14
8. Ayala (Sierra) 4-1 W South El Monte 44-7
9. Arroyo Valley (San Andreas) 4-0 W Alta Loma 26-16
10. Cajon (San Andreas) 3-2 L La Quinta/LQ 0-7
Other Claremont (Baseline) 3-1 W Ontario 52-14
Other Don Lugo (Mt. Baldy) 3-2 W Jurupa Valley 51-0
Other Glendora (Sierra) 2-2 W Diamond Ranch 16-14
Other Damien (Sierra) 1-4 L Charter Oak 20-23

EASTERN DIVISION
RANK SCHOOL (LEAGUE) RECORD W/L OPPONENT SCORE
1. Citrus Hill (Mountain Pass) 4-0 W Banning 31-21
2. San Jacinto (Mountain Pass) 4-0 W Notre Dame/R. 31-7
3. Rim of the World (Mojave River) 5-0 W Indio 60-0
4. Palm Springs (Desert Valley) 3-1 W West Valley 31-13
5. Barstow (Desert Sky) 3-1 W Hesperia 35-16
6. Kaiser (Sunkist) 2-2 L Colony 14-19
7. Palm Desert (Desert Valley) 4-1 W Hemet 61-14
8. Serrano (Mojave River) 3-2 W Golden Valley 24-0
9. Victor Valley (Desert Sky) 4-0 W Sultana 34-0
10. La Quinta/LQ (Desert Valley) 2-2 W Cajon 7-0
Other Granite Hills (Desert Sky) 4-0 W Cathedral City 35-0
Other Silverado (Desert Sky) 3-2 W Summit 28-14

EAST VALLEY DIVISION
RANK SCHOOL (LEAGUE) RECORD W/L OPPONENT SCORE
1. St. Margaret's (Academy) 4-1 W Ontario Christian 42-0
2. Santa Paula (Frontier) 3-1 W Santa Clara 43-7
3. Kern Valley (High Desert) 4-0 --- Bye ---
4. Aquinas (Christian) 3-1 W Mary Star 13-10
5. Campbell Hall (Alpha) 3-1 W Montclair Prep 44-6
6. Sierra Canyon (Alpha) 4-0 W Kilpatrick 43-22
7. Frazier Mountain (High Desert) 4-0 W Grace Brethren 41-32
8. Brentwood (Alpha) 2-2 W Marshall 44-16
9. Sage Hill (Academy) 4-1 W Viewpoint 40-26
10. Villanova Prep (Frontier) 3-1 L Nordhoff 7-47
Other Arrowhead Christian (Christian) 3-1 W Yucca Valley 21-19
Other Fillmore (Frontier) 3-2 W Carpinteria 28-21
Other Maranatha (Alpha) 2-2 W Calvary Chapel/D. 38-8

INLAND DIVISION
RANK SCHOOL (LEAGUE) RECORD W/L OPPONENT SCORE
1. Redlands East Valley (Citrus Belt) 4-0 W Eisenhower 69-26
2. Centennial/Corona (Big VIII) 3-1 W Roosevelt 50-13
3. Vista Murrieta (Southwestern) 4-0 W Peninsula 43-21
4. Chaparral (Southwestern) 2-2 L Servite 21-28
5. Norco (Big VIII) 3-1 W Corona 50-43
6. Rancho Verde (Inland Valley) 4-0 W Arlington 31-7
7. Redlands (Citrus Belt) 3-1 W Carter 35-6
8. Great Oak (Southwestern) 4-1 W Elsinore 22-15
9. M.L. King, Jr. (Big VIII) 2-2 W J.W. North 19-14
10. Arlington (Inland Valley) 3-1 L Rancho Verde 7-31
Other J.W. North (Big VIII) 2-2 L M.L. King, Jr. 14-19
Other Roosevelt (Big VIII) 3-1 L Centennial/Corona 13-50
Other Yucaipa (Citrus Belt) 3-1 W Rialto 28-24
Other La Sierra (Inland Valley) 3-1 W Ramona 24-10
Other Santiago/Corona (Big VIII) 2-2 W Poly/Riverside 37-12
Other Murrieta Valley (Southwestern) 2-2 L Mission Viejo 7-40

MID-VALLEY DIVISION
RANK SCHOOL (LEAGUE) RECORD W/L OPPONENT SCORE
1. Monrovia (Rio Hondo) 5-0 W La Salle 48-14
2. San Marino (Rio Hondo) 4-0 W Cantwell-SH 21-6
3. Pomona (Valle Vista) 4-0 W Gabrielino 18-7
4. San Dimas (Valle Vista) 3-1 --- Bye ---
5. Azusa (Montview) 4-1 W Bassett 39-18
6. Baldwin Park (Valle Vista) 4-1 W El Monte 35-14
7. Paraclete (Olympic) 2-3 L Hart 7-28
8. Gladstone (Montview) 4-1 W Sierra Vista 20-14
9. La Puente (Montview) 4-1 W South El Monte 62-3
10. Arroyo (Mission Valley) 2-2 L Walnut 16-27
Other Bassett (Montview) 3-2 L Azusa 18-39
Other Rosemead (Mission Valley) 1-3 L Temple City 13-27
Other Village Christian (Olympic) 4-1 W Sylmar (LAS) 28-24
Other La Canada (Rio Hondo) 2-1 W Firebaugh 42-6

NORTHEAST DIVISION
RANK SCHOOL (LEAGUE) RECORD W/L OPPONENT SCORE
1. Rio Hondo Prep (Prep) 4-0 --- Bye ---
2. Linfield Christian (Big Sky) 4-0 W Mission Prep (CS) 33-13
3. St. Genevieve (Santa Fe) 5-0 W L.A. Baptist 31-21
4. Chadwick (Prep) 4-0 W Riverside Christian 42-6
5. Boron (Desert Mountain) 3-2 W Desert 40-14
6. Mojave (Desert Mountain) 4-1 W California City 26-0
7. Bellarmine-Jefferson (Santa Fe) 3-2 W Crean Lutheran 47-0
8. Calvary Murrieta (Big Sky) 3-2 W Cal. Military Inst. 63-6
9. Salesian (Santa Fe) 4-1 W Don Bosco Tech 30-14
10. Riverside Christian (Big Sky) 2-2 L Chadwick 6-42
Other Poly/Pasadena (Prep) 3-2 W Webb 21-6
Other Animo Leadership (San Joaquin) 3-2 W Saddleback Vly Chr 14-12
Other Hamilton (Big Sky) 3-2 L Desert Hot Springs 6-28

NORTHERN DIVISION
RANK SCHOOL (LEAGUE) RECORD W/L OPPONENT SCORE
1. Moorpark (Marmonte) 4-0 W Calabasas 35-7
2. Valencia/Valencia (Foothill) 4-0 W Santa Monica 63-7
3. St. Bonaventure (Channel) 4-1 L Bishop Amat 23-24 (OT)
4. Westlake (Marmonte) 4-0 W Thousand Oaks 43-17
5. Newbury Park (Marmonte) 4-0 W Simi Valley 55-12
6. Oxnard (Pacific View) 4-0 W San Marcos 28-0
7. Atascadero (PAC-7) 4-1 W Hueneme 29-21
8. Channel Islands (Pacific View) 4-0 --- Bye ---
9. Hueneme (Pacific View) 4-1 L Atascadero 21-29
10. Arroyo Grande (PAC-7) 3-1 --- Bye ---
Other Buena (Channel) 3-1 W Pacific/Oxnard 29-26
Other Adolfo Camarillo (Pacific View) 3-1 W Ventura 26-25
Other Hart (Foothill) 3-2 W Paraclete 28-7

NORTHWEST DIVISION
RANK SCHOOL (LEAGUE) RECORD W/L OPPONENT SCORE
1. Oaks Christian (Tri-Valley) 4-0 W Venice (LAS) 33-13
2. Junipero Serra (Del Rey) 4-0 --- Bye ---
3. St. Joseph/S.M. (Los Padres) 4-0 W Templeton 38-20
4. Pioneer Valley (Los Padres) 4-0 W Santa Ynez 35-0
5. Harvard-Westlake (Del Rey) 4-0 W Alemany 24-20
6. Cathedral (Del Rey) 4-0 W Eagle Rock (LAS) 42-0
7. North Torrance (Pioneer) 3-1 W Bishop Diego 51-7
8. Nipomo (Los Padres) 3-1 W Morro Bay 27-10
9. Morro Bay (Los Padres) 3-1 L Nipomo 10-27
10. Nordhoff (Tri-Valley) 3-1 W Villanova Prep 47-7
Other Don Bosco Tech (Camino Real) 3-1 L Salesian 14-30
Other Templeton (Los Padres) 3-1 L St. Joseph/S.M. 20-38

PAC-5 DIVISION
RANK SCHOOL (LEAGUE) RECORD W/L OPPONENT SCORE
1. Edison (Sunset) 5-0 W Mater Dei 36-29 (2 OT)
2. Mission Viejo (South Coast) 5-0 W Murrieta Valley 40-7
3. Servite (Trinity) 4-1 W Chaparral 28-21
4. Notre Dame/S.O. (Serra) 4-1 W Dominguez 48-10
5. Lakewood (Moore) 4-1 W Compton 61-0
6. Los Alamitos (Sunset) 4-0 W La Habra 28-13
7. Fountain Valley (Sunset) 5-0 W Scripps Ranch (SDS) 42-14
8. Bishop Amat (Serra) 4-0 W St. Bonaventure 24-23 (OT)
9. Crespi (Serra) 2-2 --- Bye ---
10. Mater Dei (Trinity) 3-2 L Edison 29-36 (2 OT)
Other Orange Lutheran (Trinity) 1-3 L Narbonne (LAS) 31-37
Other Newport Harbor (Sunset) 3-1 L Dana Hills 7-41
Other JSerra (Trinity) 4-0 W Pacifica/G.G. 34-15
Other Millikan (Moore) 4-1 W Cabrillo/L.B. 41-30
Other Dana Hills (South Coast) 3-1 W Newport Harbor 41-7
Other San Clemente (South Coast) 3-1 W El Toro 35-14
Other St. John Bosco (Trinity) 3-2 W St. Paul 35-0
Other Wilson/Long Beach (Moore) 2-2 --- Bye ---
Other Long Beach Poly (Moore) 2-3 W Jordan/L.B. 31-0

SOUTHEAST DIVISION
RANK SCHOOL (LEAGUE) RECORD W/L OPPONENT SCORE
1. Rowland (San Antonio) 4-0 W Covina 48-12
2. Walnut (San Antonio) 4-0 W Arroyo 27-16
3. Charter Oak (Miramonte) 4-1 W Damien 23-20
4. South Hills (San Antonio) 2-2 W Northview 62-0
5. El Rancho (Del Rio) 3-1 --- Bye ---
6. Burbank (Pacific) 3-1 W Crescenta Valley 42-14
7. Santa Fe (Del Rio) 3-1 W Bell Gardens 42-0
8. Bell Gardens (Almont) 3-1 L Santa Fe 0-42
9. Crescenta Valley (Pacific) 2-2 L Burbank 14-42
10. Alhambra (Almont) 3-1 W South Pasadena 30-6
Other Diamond Ranch (Miramonte) 1-4 L Glendora 14-16
Other Whittier (Del Rio) 3-1 W Paramount 14-10
Other Wilson/H.H. (Miramonte) 3-1 W Blair 42-0
Other Burroughs/Burbank (Pacific) 2-2 W Muir 9-6

SOUTHERN DIVISION
RANK SCHOOL (LEAGUE) RECORD W/L OPPONENT SCORE
1. Norwalk (Suburban) 5-0 W Bellflower 58-7
2. Garden Grove (Garden Grove) 4-0 W Laguna Beach 41-6
3. Irvine (Pacific Coast) 3-1 W Northwood 31-7
4. Corona del Mar (Pacific Coast) 4-1 W Magnolia 27-0
5. La Mirada (Suburban) 4-1 W Glenn 41-24
6. Beckman (Pacific Coast) 3-1 W Katella 35-14
7. Laguna Hills (Pacific Coast) 2-2 W Woodbridge 27-7
8. Santiago/G.G. (Garden Grove) 3-1 L Valley/Santa Ana 7-39
9. Westminster (Golden West) 2-2 L Huntington Beach 16-19
10. Estancia (Orange Coast) 4-1 W La Quinta/W. 56-7
Other Rancho Alamitos (Garden Grove) 3-1 L Sonora 13-17
Other Santa Ana (Golden West) 3-1 W Los Amigos 21-20
Other San Juan Hills (Pacific Coast) 2-2 W Segerstrom 48-40
Other Glenn (Suburban) 3-2 L La Mirada 24-41

SOUTHWEST DIVISION
RANK SCHOOL (LEAGUE) RECORD W/L OPPONENT SCORE
1. Tustin (Century) 4-1 W Western 52-0
2. La Habra (Freeway) 3-1 L Los Alamitos 13-28
3. Trabuco Hills (Sea View) 3-1 W Gahr 34-14
4. Villa Park (Century) 4-0 W Artesia 28-6
5. Fullerton (Freeway) 4-1 W Brea Olinda 35-0
6. El Dorado (Century) 2-1-1 L Tesoro 7-21
7. Cypress (Empire) 3-1 W University 41-7
8. Canyon/Anaheim (Century) 2-2 --- Bye ---
9. El Toro (Sea View) 3-2 L San Clemente 14-35
10. Troy (Freeway) 3-1 W Diamond Bar 49-21
Other Savanna (Orange) 3-1 W Buena Park 48-0
Other Santa Ana Valley (Orange) 3-1 W Santiago/G.G. 39-7
Other Kennedy (Empire) 3-2 W Downey 32-27
Other Huntington Beach 2-2 W Westminster 19-16
Other El Modena (Century) 2-2 W Foothill 24-21

WESTERN DIVISION
RANK SCHOOL (LEAGUE) RECORD W/L OPPONENT SCORE
1. St. Francis (Mission) 4-0 W Rio Mesa 41-0
2. Mira Costa (Bay) 2-2 --- Bye ---
3. Warren (San Gabriel Valley) 4-0 W La Serna 55-20
4. Alemany (Mission) 3-2 L Harvard-Westlake 20-24
5. Culver City (Ocean) 3-1 L Crenshaw (LAS) 7-48
6. Palmdale (Golden) 2-2 W Lancaster 14-9
7. Chaminade (Mission) 4-0 W Canyon/C.C. 38-22
8. Leuzinger (Bay) 3-1 W Westchester (LAS) 31-24
9. Palos Verdes (Bay) 3-1 --- Bye ---
10. Inglewood (Ocean) 3-1 L San Pedro (LAS) 20-27
Other West Torrance (Bay) 3-1 L South Torrance 14-21
Other Redondo Union (Bay) 2-2 W Banning (LAS) 21-17
Other Highland (Golden) 2-2 W Quartz Hill 41-40 (OT)
Other Lynwood (San Gabriel Valley) 2-2 W San Fernando (LAS) 31-22

This from staffer Robert Morales...

Sophomore quarterback Dylan Lagarde has checked out of Poly this week and enrolled at Los Alamitos.

The Jackrabbits weren't scoring much with Lagardge, totaling 37 of 49 points on offense. Special teams has the other 12 points.

Senior Chris Leachman will get the start Friday in the Moore League opener vs. Jordan. That decision was made at the beginning of the week, according to Poly caoch Raul Lara.

"Lagarde, he did transfer out," Lara said Thursday. "The dad didn't talk to me, the kid didn't talk to me. We had already made a decision Monday we were going with Chris Leachman. That might have been the reason. I wish the kid luck and I hope they made the right decision."

It was unclear if Lagarde will be able to play with Los Al right away. Thom Simmons, a spokesman for the Southern Section, said there are three ways a player can play right away upon transferring: He does so before the first day of his sophomore year, a legitimate address change or hardship. Simmons said

Lagarde had already been approved of a transfer to Poly in April of this year.

To make your picks, just hit comment and go for it!!!

Week 4 Games

Thursday
Los Alamitos vs. La Habra at Gahr HS

Friday
Millikan at Cabrillo*
Compton at Lakewood*
Jordan vs. Poly at Vets Stadium
Artesia vs. Villa Park
Norwalk at Bellflower*
Cerritos vs. Mayfair* at Gahr HS
Glenn vs. La Mirada* at Excelsior HS
Dominguez at S.O. Notre Dame
Downey vs. Kennedy at Western HS
Gahr at Trabuco Hills
Lynwood at San Fernando
Paramount vs. Whittier at California HS
Warren vs. La Serna
St. Anthony at Brethren Christian, 6:30 p.m.
St. John Bosco at St. Paul, 7:30 p.m.
Firebaugh vs. La Canada at Lynwood MS
Centennial vs. Hawthorne

Saturday
Downey Calvary Chapel vs. Maranatha* at Downey HS
* - league game