Tribune Super 35 Rankings: Bishop Amat, Chino Hills are top two and square off on Friday for undisputed No. 1

hagsTRIBUNE SUPER 35 RANKINGS
1. Bishop Amat (1-0) — After a slow start against power Santa Margarita, Bishop Amat dominated in the second half offensively and defensively. Now it’s time to prove it’s still the Valley’s best with Chino Hills in town.
2. Chino Hills (1-0) — Dominant, dominant win for the Huskies, setting up this week’s battle of the top two teams. Many Huskies fans think Amat was lucky to sneak away with a 48-48 tie last year on fortunate calls down the stretch. Well, it’s time to settle it once and for all, and please, agree to overtime this around, will ya coaches.
3. Charter Oak (0-0) — If you thought the real tests were Los Alamitos and Bishop Amat in the next couple weeks you’re not paying attention to the Chargers’ season opening opponent, Roosevelt, who smacked Tustin, 38-8, in their opener. Big tests ahead for Lou Farrar and Co.
jpayton4. South Hills (1-0) — The Huskies’ 48-7 dismantling of Covina is why it took so long for these programs to play. It’s been a mismatch for years and still is. Bonita should give the Huskies a much bigger test.
5. West Covina (1-0) — The Bulldogs put all the distractions aside and showed they’re who they’re, still one of the Valley’s best in a 35-25 win over Colony. They’ll leave the Valley this week to take on Long Beach Wilson.
6. Los Altos (1-0) — Beating Arroyo 28-21, or narrowly beating Arroyo isn’t the type of performance you expect from No. 4, which is why they dropped to No. 6. They have another chance to prove their worth against San Dimas.
7. Diamond Bar (1-0) — Beautiful season-opening 44-10 win over Montebello, and the Brahmas try to keep the train moving this week against Norwalk.
8. Diamond Ranch (1-0) — The Panthers are doing right, scheduling more winnable opponents in non-league and it resulted in an easy 33-6 win over Chino.
9. Bonita (1-0) — After winning the Smudge, big step-up game against South Hills at the District. Always nice when two top ten teams go at it.
10. Ayala (1-0) — The Bulldogs were convincing in Week 0, but now comes the test at Monrovia in the debut of super senior Kurt Scoby.

The rest: 11. San Dimas (0-1); 12. Glendora (0-0), 13. Damien (0-0), 14. Northview (1-0), 15. Rowland (1-0), 16. Claremont (0-0), 17. Sierra Vista (0-0), 18. La Puente (0-0), 19. Arroyo (0-1), 20. Duarte (1-0), 21. Baldwin Park (1-0), 22. South El Monte (0-0), 23. Covina (0-1), 24. Gladstone (0-0), 25. Azusa (0-0), 26. Rosemead (0-0), 27. Gladstone (0-0), 28. Walnut (0-1); 29. El Monte (0-1); 30. Pomona (1-0), 31. Wilson (1-0), 32. Mountain View (0-0), 33. Nogales (0-1), 34. Bassett (0-1), 35. Workman (0-1), 36. Ganesha (0-1)

SEASON LEADERS
Passing

1. Nathan Coto, Arroyo, 17-31, 296 yards, 2 TDs
2. Adrrain Cuevas, El Monte, 17-134 285, 2 TDs
3. Koa Haynes, Bishop Amat, 20-30, 261, 1 TD
4. Tanner Diebold, Bonita, 23-37, 210 yards, 3 TDs
5. Tyler Peterson, Diamond Bar, 19-29, 183, 1 TD
6. Manny Lua, Pomona, 9-14, 168 yards, 1 TD
7. Cristian Hacegaba, Los Altos, 11-18, 107, 1 TD
8. Micas Maes, Walnut, 7-23, 56 yards, 1TD
Rushing
1. Cristian Hacegaba, Los Altos, 153 yards, 1TD
2. Jake Payton, Bonita, 142 yards 1 TD
3. Tyron Kelley, Diamond Bar, 77 yards, 0 TD
4. Matthew Hayashi, Los Altos, 72 yards, 1 TD
5. Randy Amezcua, Arroyo, 65 yards, 0 TD
6. Tevita Sina, Los Altos, 64 yards, 1 TD
7. Jelani Staten, Pomona, 62 yards, 0 TD
8. Roy Barrajas, El Monte, 61 yads, 1 TD
9. Koa Haynes, Bishop Amat, 46 yards, 1 TD
10. Tyler Brown, Diamond Bar, 42, 2 TDs

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