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On to the roundup …
Ranked groups
No, 12 McClymonds 14, No. 6 St. Francis 10
Sophomore defensive sort out Koi Taiese made two enormous sacks with the sport on the road, clinching McClymonds’ victory at house over Mountain View powerhouse St. Francis. Berell Staples threw landing passes to account for Mack’s scoring. The Oakland faculty improved to 1-1. St. Francis is 0-2. Devin Bradshaw was in Oakland and has the small print right here.
No. Los Gatos 35, No. 10 Liberty 7
Los Gatos (1-1) scored 28 unanswered factors within the second quarter in opposition to Liberty (1-1) to seal a street win in entrance of a packed crowd on the Brentwood faculty. Callum Schweitzer threw for 2 touchdowns and rushed for one more. Working backs Devonte Troutt and Grayson Doslak additionally had speeding scores for Los Gatos. Nathan Canilao has the whole story right here.
Archbishop Mitty 33, No. 9 Wilcox 20
Mitty took a 27-7 lead into halftime at Foothill School and held off Wilcox (0-2) regardless of a 13-point third quarter for the guests. Mitty’s Joseph Engin accomplished 15 of 19 passes for 220 yards and three TDs. Working again Lazaro Faraj-Washington had 22 carries for 150 yards and two TDs, plus two catches for 48 yards and a rating for the Monarchs (1-1). Caden Kelly had 4 catches for 88 yards and a TD. Lucca Edwards had 4 receptions for 47 yards. Kai Sniffen had 4 receptions for 31 yards and a TD, plus 4 tackles defensively. “Beyond proud of the kids for their hard work,” Mitty coach Danny Sullivan stated. — Christian Babcock
Monterey Path 14, No. 13 Amador Valley 10
After a scoreless first half, each groups scored touchdowns and two-point conversions within the third quarter to enter the ultimate body tied. Monterey Path bought the landing it wanted down the stretch to ship Amador again to Pleasanton with a good loss. Nigel Flowers and Odie Jefferson scored touchdowns for Monterey Path. — Darren Sabedra
No 15 Campolindo 42, Northgate 21
Senior operating again Micah Parker led an efficient Campolindo floor recreation with 159 yards and two touchdowns on 13 carries. However Campo wasn’t as crisp because it needed to be Friday, even because it improved to 2-0 for the primary time since 2022, when it went 12-1. Northgate fell to 1-1. Curtis Pashelka has the sport story right here.
No. 23 Santa Teresa 63, Milpitas 10
Santa Teresa (2-0) continues to romp over nonleague opponents within the early going, constructing off a 42-0 win over Fremont-Sunnyvale in Week 1 with one other dominant show. The Saints scored 21 factors in every of the primary three quarters and led 63-3 to start a operating clock within the fourth quarter. Jaylen Malcom had three speeding TDs and likewise threw a TD go for the Saints to AJ Rangel. Santa Teresa takes on Pioneer subsequent week; Milpitas (1-1) will face Fremont-Sunnyvale. — Christian Babcock
East Bay
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South Bay/Peninsula
Branham 26, Willow Glen 10
Branham took a 14-0 first-quarter lead and closed out the competition with a 12-point fourth quarter. The Bruins had 4 interceptions – Maddox Nazzisi had two, Alex Madrigal and Chris Duarte one every – to maintain the Rams at bay. Branham’s Andrew Ho went 18 of 29 for 246 yards and two TDs, including 11 carries for 27 yards. Working again Michael Murphy had 19 carries for 91 yards and two TDs, plus 5 catches for 94 yards and a rating. Brayden Hodges had six catches for 95 yards and a TD. Willow Glen’s Aidan Akery threw for 89 yards with a TD to Caden Morefield. Chris Amann had an interception, fumble restoration, sack and blocked PAT for the Rams. — Christian Babcock
Burlingame 35, Palo Alto 14
Harrison Evars ran for 133 yards on 13 carries and one landing and Hayden Haba completed with 93 on 18 carries with three scores as Burlingame (1-1) rolled to a victory on the street over Palo Alto (0-2). David Kiefer has all the small print from the Thursday recreation right here.
Christopher 42, Gilroy 7
Christopher took care of enterprise and picked up its first win of the season on this all-Gilroy battle as six gamers scored touchdowns. Casen Pauneto, Adrian Leon, Ryan Holt, Logan DaSilva, Brady Hemeon and sort out Siaosi Vai all scored because the Cougars dominated on the street. Christopher (1-1) will subsequent tackle Palo Alto, whereas Gilroy (0-2) will transfer on to face Delhi. — Christian Babcock
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Jesuit-Carmichael 42, Bellarmine 7
Bellarmine, enjoying on the street within the Sacramento space, by no means recovered after permitting 21 first-quarter factors as Jesuit cruised to the non-league victory to enhance to 2-1. Jackson Morales 22-yard go to James Fuqua late within the fourth quarter accounted for the Bells’ scoring. For Jesuit, Teddy Rios threw landing passes of 26 yards to Stevie Hughes and 88 yards to Noah Briceño and Brody Quinn bought the scoring began with an 85-yard run. John Giovannettone added an 8-yard landing run and Jeremiah Brannon related with Rocco Lucchetti for an 11-yard rating. Quinn added a 9-yard landing run to make it 42-0. Bellarmine (1-1) performs Los Altos subsequent week earlier than opening its WCAL schedule. — Darren Sabedra
MacDonald 42, Mt. Nice 0: MacDonald is off to a powerful begin in its second varsity season, simply successful on the street over Mt. Nice (0-1). The Condors (2-0) scored all of their factors within the first half, together with 28 within the second quarter. Siaosi Hautau had a speeding TD, an 80-yard receiving TD and a 42-yard pick-six. Moussa Fall had over 150 yards passing (two TDs) and 100 yards speeding (one TD). — Christian Babcock
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Piedmont Hills 45, Independence 7
The Pirates (2-0) routed Independence (1-1) on this all-San Jose matchup, inducing a operating clock at house. Piedmont Hills scored seven factors within the first quarter and 17 within the second whereas pitching a first-half shutout to construct a 24-0 halftime lead. The dominance continued within the third quarter, because the Pirates added 21 extra factors. Piedmont Hills will subsequent tackle Willow Glen, whereas Independence will host energy program Windsor from the North Bay. — Christian Babcock
Pioneer 13, Leland 0
Braeden Ries related with Connor Christensen on a 13-yard landing go on Pioneer’s first possession, accounting for the sport’s solely landing on this matchup between Almaden Valley rivals, as protection dominated within the Mustangs’ win at house over Leland within the Battle of the Den. Glenn Reeves has the small print right here.
Woodside 41, Mountain View 0: The Wildcats continued their spotless begin to the season, shutting down a Mountain View workforce that put up 46 factors in a Week 1 win over Palo Alto. Senior operating again Evan Frampton capably stuffed the footwear of departed star again Evan Usher with 130 yards and two speeding TDs whereas additionally handing off a TD to Daniel Torres off a direct snap. Christian Babcock was in Mountain View and has the story right here.
