A look at top games in Southern Section for Week 2
It’s Week 2 of the high school football season, and there are lots of competitive games this week involving Southern Section teams.
Calabasas (2-0) gets to host Gardena Serra (1-0) on Friday in a battle of top 25 teams. Calabasas showed off a number of offensive weapons last week in a win over Rancho Cucamonga. Serra cruised to a win over Garfield. There will be plenty of future college players on the field.
Corona del Mar (2-0) plays a rare day game at Palos Verdes (2-0) that should not be taken lightly. Corona del Mar quarterback Ethan Garbers has 13 touchdown passes in two games.
La Habra (2-0) and Mission Viejo (2-0) collide at La Habra in another matchup of top 25 teams. Mission Viejo hasn’t been afraid to run the ball. La Habra has a win over Upland and knows how to play well in big games.
No. 1 Mater Dei and No. 2 St. John Bosco are both on the road this weekend. Mater Dei (2-0) is at Peoria (Ariz.) Centennial. It already owns a win over Corona Centennial. A second Centennial win would make the Monarchs national champions against teams named Centennial.
No. 2 St. John Bosco (2-0) is headed to Las Vegas to play Henderson (Nev.) Liberty.
Another top 25 battle has Rancho Cucamonga (1-1) at Norco (1-0). It should feature lots of passing.
Sierra Canyon (2-0) is at Oaks Christian (1-1). Both teams are highly ranked, but Oaks Christian is coming off a loss to Grace Brethren.
Loyola (1-0) plays San Diego St. Augustine (2-0) at Mesa College in a big test for the young Cubs. Loyola had two sophomore running backs run well last week in a win over St. Bernard.
Corona Centennial (1-1) is playing at San Diego Cathedral Catholic (2-0), the No. 1 team in San Diego.
Vista Murrieta (1-0) travels to Sacramento to face Capital Christian.
Bishop Amat (2-0) is playing at JSerra (1-1) in a test between two potential Division 1 playoff opponents.
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