Kelly King Jr. led Piedmont Hills to an impressive 35-17 win over Pioneer, continuing to build momentum in league play with a disciplined and high-energy team effort.
Jordan Henry has guided Maria Carrillo to a stellar 16-2 record, including three straight league wins — 37-6 over Rancho Cotate, 34-6 over Casa Grande, and 48-0 over Elsie Allen — demonstrating consistency and dominance all season long.
Cameron Hubler fueled Antioch's 25-14 win over Deer Valley with a dominant defensive effort, tallying two interceptions (including one for a touchdown), a forced fumble, a fumble recovery, and eight tackles in a complete performance.
Mia Wong led Palo Alto to back-to-back wins, 19-13 over Monta Vista and 37-7 over Homestead, scoring two touchdowns and sealing the victory with a game-winning sack in a dominant two-way performance.
Kevin Collins led Lincoln to a hard-fought 35-25 win over Branham, improving the Mustangs to 6-0 overall and 1-0 in league play.
Tino Retamoza guided Cardinal Newman to back-to-back road wins, defeating Casa Grande 28-12 and Montgomery 56-0 to remain unbeaten at 15-0 and atop the North Bay division.
Jason Miles powered De Anza to a 28-7 victory over Pinole Valley, catching seven passes for 95 yards and three touchdowns while adding two interceptions and 185 all-purpose yards in a stellar all-around effort.
Tessa Kinney led Livermore to a dominant 26-0 win over Carondelet, completing 15 of 23 passes for 183 yards and three touchdowns in a standout performance.
Paul Rosa led Wilcox to a commanding 49-0 win over Capuchino, with his team firing on all cylinders from start to finish.
Tim Kruger has guided Las Lomas to an impressive 18-0 overall and 8-0 division record, putting the Knights atop the Diablo division.
Mekai Smith powered Balboa's victory with 180 total yards, three touchdowns, a forced fumble, and a fumble return for a score.
Samarah West led James Lick with a standout performance, throwing for one touchdown and rushing for three more in a dominant offensive display.
Mike Pirnik led Christopher to a commanding 28-6 win over Overfelt, steering his team to another impressive all-around performance.
Jason Knowles guided Menlo-Atherton to a hard-fought 9-6 win over Mills, earning Flag Coach of the Week honors for his team's resilient defensive effort.
Jayden Duarte powered Alisal to victory with a dominant performance, racking up 339 rushing yards and five touchdowns on 25 carries.
Rachel Schmidt led Amador Valley's dominant 18-2 win over Dublin, grabbing three interceptions as the Dons' defense posted a shutout — including one pick she pitched to a teammate who took it in for a defensive touchdown.
Coach Codera's squad delivered a statement win, defeating Gunn 51-14 behind a sharp and well-executed game plan.
Coach Nazario led Merced to back-to-back dominant wins over Orestimba (33-12) and Los Banos (60-6), improving their record to 15-2.
Kirk Humbles III sparked Alameda's 45-21 win over Mt. Diablo, finding the end zone three different ways with a rushing score, a touchdown catch, and a defensive return.
Bren David powered Milpitas to back-to-back wins, throwing for a combined 358 yards and five touchdowns in victories over Riordan and Sacred Heart Prep.
Coach Hart guided Hayward to a decisive 55-20 victory over Balboa, showcasing the Farmers' firepower on offense and control throughout the game.
Coach Amarillas had Notre Dame rolling in their 32-0 shutout over Mountain View, leading with preparation and precision.
Adrian Masaniai lit up the scoreboard, throwing for 396 yards and seven touchdowns on 20-of-25 passing to keep Deer Valley unbeaten in a 54-27 win over Berkeley.
Ines Coyne showcased her all-around game, racking up 155 rushing yards, a touchdown, and an interception in a 13-6 win over College Park, part of a three-game stretch where she delivered big plays on both sides of the ball.
Coach Pangelina steered Tennyson to a strong 30-0 victory over Newark Memorial, setting the tone for a promising season ahead.
Coach Sowell has James Logan off to a perfect 4-0 start in their inaugural season, highlighted by shutout wins of 39-0 over Mt. Eden and 34-0 over Hayward.
Jhadis Luckey was unstoppable, rushing for 305 yards and five touchdowns to carry Clayton Valley past College Park in a 35-16 victory.
Ania Aleshi fueled Hillsdale's 21-6 win over Santa Clara, completing 29 of 37 passes for 306 yards and three touchdowns, while also adding 13 rushing yards on the ground.
Coach Kaufman guided Dublin to a well-rounded 42-7 victory over Berkeley, showcasing his team's preparation and strong execution on both sides of the ball.
Coach Koscinski set the tone for Castro Valley's season, guiding her team to a dominant 24-0 shutout over Campolindo in their opener.
Stephen Messner delivered in crunch time, nailing a 28-yard game-winner to give Mountain View a thrilling 46-44 victory over Palo Alto.
Natalie Miyamoto made a statement in her season debut, hauling in four interceptions, including two pick-sixes, and scoring twice on offense to lead Hercules in their opening games.
Coach Mems coached the Ravens to a 13-7 victory, clinching a share of the PAL-Ocean title!
Coach Malzahn led his team to victory in a rivalry game, finishing 17-1 and securing the BVAL title.
Carlton was making plays all over the field, catching a touchdown, returning a punt for a touchdown, and adding a pick-six in a 42-7 win!
Nicole had a spectacular week 10, completing 29 of 35 passes for 7 touchdowns in the air and 1 on the ground in a massive win! She led the Crusaders to a 17-2 overall record and 10-0 league record.
Coach Mua led his team to two massive 40+ point victories, helping Mt. Diablo clinch its first league title in 62 years!
Coach Galvan also saw much success this season, achieving an undefeated 18-0 record in the Coast Athletic League Mission Division!
avier tore open the game on both sides of the ball. Not only did he rush for 196 yards and 2 touchdowns, but he also recorded 15 tackles!
Sabrina had a huge week, completing 56 passes for 720 yards and 11 touchdowns in the air and 167 yards rushing and a touchdown on the ground across three games!
Coach Pua led the Warriors to their third league victory in a row, after a dominant rushing performance in which 3 different running backs scored!
Coach Claveran led the Panthers to a hard-fought victory, pulling off a 20-18 win on the road!
In week 8, Joshua threw for 229 yards and 5 touchdowns, helping lead the Eagles to a blowout 52-6 victory in their homecoming game.
Sofia continued her stellar senior season last week, totaling 5 touchdowns, 134 receiving yards, and 2 interceptions across two games. She is closing in on 1,000 receiving yards on the season!
Coach Casey Moreno propelled the Panthers to their third win 20-8 after a dominant defensive performance, shutting out their opponent in the final 3 quarters.
Coach Frank Grgurina led the Grizzlies to a 21-0 victory, advancing to 11-4 overall and undefeated in league play.
In week 5, Champ had a terrific game in the trenches for the Warriors. Champ dominated in both the run and pass game, which led to his team scoring 5 touchdowns on the ground!
Ryleigh Longaker had an incredible week, throwing 7 passing touchdowns and rushing for 60 yards across 2 games, helping her team get the win in both matchups.
Coach Trevor Hudson led his team to their 4th straight victory, winning in blowout fashion, 63-16.
In week 4, Coach Dave Cooney led the Ugly Eagles to their first league win in a 24-14 victory!
Joseph Estes dominated on the ground, rushing for 353 yards and 5 touchdowns in a 41-13 win!
Ryleigh Longaker had an incredible week, throwing 7 passing touchdowns and rushing for 60 yards across 2 games, helping her team get the win in both matchups.
Coach Ronnie Ekis helped coach his team to a 3-0 start after a 22-21 victory last week, in which the team rallied back late to score a touchdown and two-point conversion to seal the deal.
Coach Jaye Reinman has led the Wildcats to an undefeated, 8-0 start to the season, after a hard-fought 7-6 victory.
Jamar Searcy exploded for 164 rushing yards, 4 touchdowns, and snagged an interception on the defensive side of the ball.
Samantha Tow also had an amazing week, combining for 125 all-purpose yards, 5 total touchdowns, and 2 interceptions across 2 games.
Steve Papin coached the Saints to their second victory of the year, winning 25-7 after a dominant rushing performance.
Alexis Gray-Lawson led the Bulldogs to a shutout victory in their season opener, scoring 40 points.
Zayne St. Laurent shined at the wide receiver position for the Bruins, finishing with 240 receiving yards and 4 touchdowns in a blowout win.
Gia Ryan had a stellar performance at quarterback, finishing the day with 215 yards through the air and 3 touchdowns.
Bryan Smith coached his team back from a 21-point deficit in week 1, scoring 27 unanswered points and securing a victory.
Matt Labbie led his team to a blowout victory in their season opener, scoring 36 points.
Fresno State commit, Brayden Turner, had a stellar performance, throwing for 300 yards and scoring 4 touchdowns.
Ava Allen played on both sides of the ball, scoring in three different ways. She ran in a TD, threw for a TD, and had a pick-six.
Coach Lenny Vandermade led the Wildcats to a 4th straight victory by a score of 31-28, pulling off a 21-point comeback in the Gil Haskell Game!
In week 6, Coach Michelle Bumbaca led the Bruins to a 45-13 victory in a rivalry game that included 3 pick-6s from the defense!
Markos Lagios equally had himself a week, recording 368 total yards and 5 total touchdowns in a 41-0 victory for the Highlanders!
Elsa Chin filled out the stat sheet last week, rushing for 4 touchdowns and reeling in 5 interceptions across 2 games, helping the Hornets achieve victory in both!
Coach Mazi Moayed led the Wildcats to a 21-7 victory. The defense had a big-time goalline stand late in the game that turned into a 90-yard touchdown scoring drive for the offense, sealing the victory.
Coach Evanté Ramos and the Falcons cruised their way to a 27-20 victory, in which the offense had 282 yards in the air!
Dylan Ly also helped his team secure a victory, rushing for 108 yards and 2 touchdowns!
Natalia Valerio had a monster game, throwing for three touchdowns, rushing for another, and picking off three passes in a 32-18 victory.
