St. John Bosco vs. Servite highlights California football Games of the Week

• • 27
    St. John Bosco
  • 26
    Servite

  10/04 Final

St. John Bosco: QB DJ Uiagalelei (6-4.5, 245), OL Drake Metcalf (6-2, 275), WR Kris Hutson (5-10, 175), LB Kourt Williams II (6-1, 215), WR Beaux Collins (6-2.5, 195)

Servite: WR Tetairoa Mcmillan (6-3, 185), QB Noah Fifita (5-10, 170), DE Tristen Wilson (6-2, 190), WR Zedakiah Centers (5-10, 160), ATH Noah Avinger (5-11, 165)

• • 41
    Central East
  • 20
    Buchanan

  10/03 Final

Central: QB Jameson Silva (6-1, 185), RB. Quali Conley (6-0, 190), WR Xavier Worthy (6-0, 160), LB Shando Lopez (6-0, 185), LB Dominic Mendez (5-9, 170).

Buchanan: RB Kendall Milton (6-2, 208), CB CJ Jones (5-11, 175), LB Matthew Merritt (6-2, 255), QB DJ Stevenson (6-3, 200), WR Brandon Hernandez (6-0, 180).

Much of the game will come down to the health of Milton, a five-star running back headed to Georgia. His bruised thigh has kept him out of four games for the Bears (3-2). Central (5-0) is led by Silva, who has passed for 1,027 yards, 16 touchdowns and one interception. Four receivers, led by Worthy, have caught between 15 and 17 passes.

• • 20
    Rocklin
  • 42
    Folsom

  10/04 Final

Rocklin: QB Richie Watts (6-3, 180), RB-DB Nolan Oharran (5-8, 170), RB-CB Cole Douglas (5-8, 165), WR-CB Jaylen Pickens (5-18, 175), DL TJ Murphyy (5-10, 245).

Folsom: RB Daniyel Ngata (5-9, 180), WR Elijhah Badger (6-1, 185), WR CJ Hutton (5-9, 170), DE DeShawn Lynch (6-4, 280), ATH Asar-Alim Moore (6-1, 180)

This might be the last legitimate chance for someone to knock off Folsom before the Sac-Joaquin Section playoff title game. Rocklin (5-1) has had strong offensive play from Watts (58 of 91, 712 yards, five TDs) and the combined running of Oharran and Douglas. Folsom has won the last six straight between the to teams, including 48-0 last season.

• • 49
    De La Salle
  • 14
    Monte Vista

  10/04 Final

De La Salle: RB/S Shamar Garrett (5-8, 180), QB Dorian Hale (6-0, 175), WR Grant Daley (6-0, 180), RB James Coby (5-9, 160), ATH Lu-Magia Hearns (5-10, 160)

Monte Vista: QB Jack Stewardsonn (6-2, 200), CB-WR Jacob Oliphant (5-11, 180), WR-SS Nate Rutchena (6-3, 205), LB Connor Shay (6-2, 210), DB Ryan Neeley (5-9, 190). 

It seems like De La Salle's almost ridiculous 303-game unbeaten streak against Northern California opponents will never end. Monte Vista (5-1), which defeated De La Salle 14-13 in the 1987 North Coast Section title game, has one of its best teams in years. They have the skill players to stay competitive, but line play will be the key for the Mustangs. De La Salle, ranked 12th nationally, is 5-1.

• • 3
    Santa Margarita
  • 35
    JSerra Catholic

  10/04 Final

Santa Margarita: OL-DL Derek Wilkins (6-5, 250), RB Nick Barcelos (6-1, 215), WR Tyler Wetmore (5-10, 170), TE-LB Drew Sulick (6-0, 192), WR-DB Mitch Messier (6-0, 180)

JSerra Catholic: RB Chris Street (5-8, 190), OL Jeffrey Persi (6-7, 265), LB Jaden Genova (6-0, 195), QB General Booty (6-2, 180), CB Zamajay Duncan (5-10, 180)

Another big Trinity League opener, with JSerra (4-1) a little more battle tested with wins over East (Salt Lake City, Utah), 24-14, Bishop Amat (38-14), Milton (Ga.), 17-14, and Calabasas (31-20). Street leads the Lions with 416 yards rushing and five touchdowns. Booty has accounted for 825 yards and four scores. Santa Margarita (3-2) played fifth-ranked Mission Viejo very tough, before losing 21-10.

• • 30
    Chaparral
  • 27
    Murrieta Valley

  10/03 Final

Chaparral: QB Brock White (6-0, 180), RB Matthew Majel (5-6, 145), WR-FS Koby Holland (5-11, 180), DE-TE Logan Bishop (6-4, 235), WR-FS Christian Johnson (6-0, 175)

Murrieta Valley: QB Brandon Rose (6-2, 195), TE Jack Yary (6-6, 260), RB Corie Johnson (5-9, 170), RB DJ Watts (5-7, 175), WR Emilio Valencia (6-0, 180).

Chaparral is on bubble of the Top 25 rankings and could all but climb in with a win. Murrieta Valley (5-0) averages better than 50 points per game largely because of Rose, only a sophomore, who has completed 78 of 110 for 1,218 yards, 15 touchdowns and one interceptions. He's also rushed for 155 yards and four touchdowns. These teams have played 15 times since 2003, with Murrieta Valley winning eight, including a 51-16 game last season. White and Majel have combined for 13 rushing touchdowns in 2019.

• • 28
    Tesoro
  • F
    San Clemente

  10/04 Final

Tesoro: QB Sean Lindgren (6-1, 175), RB Zach Wran (5-10, 175), WR Justin Schafer (6-1, 170), WR-FS Cole Yoshida (5-11, 175), DL Cooper Gallaway (6-1, 210).

San Clemente: WR James Bohls (6-2, 200), QB Nick Billoups (6-2, 184), WR Preston Rex (6-0, 175), MLB Caiden Robertson (6-2, 220), OLB Trey Torticill (6-3, 190)

Tesoro (6-0) is also on the Top 25 bubble after outscoring foes 247-50 thus far. Lindgren has completed 95 of 147 for 1,221 yards and 18 touchdowns with just two interceptions. The Titans offer great balance with Wran, who has rushed for 810 yards and eight touchdowns. San Clemente (5-1) is coming in off a 42-21 loss to No. 14 Corona del Mar.

• • 42
    Carlsbad
  • 7
    Torrey Pines

  10/04 Final

Carlsbad: QB Aidan Sayin (6-2, 200), RB-DB Norwood Mazlo (5-8, 165), WR-DB Cole Wright (6-0, 175), LB-TE Kyle Vassau (6-3, 225), Painter Isaiah (5-10, 210)

Torrey Pines: FB Cael Helfrich (6-2, 190), RB-MLB Grant Anderson (6-2, 225), TE-DL Matt Lauter (6-4, 215), LB Marco Notarainni (6-3, 195), QB-FS Mo Vanderwiel (6-1, 180)

Carlsbad (4-1) has outscored opponents 155-70 in the early going. Over the last decade, Torrey Pines (3-2) owns a 6-4 series lead, including a 35-28 win at Carlsbad last season.

7 p.m. Friday

• • 14
    Clayton Valley Charter
  • 17
    California

  10/04 Final

Clayton Valley Charter: QB Jake Kern (6-2, 200), RB Makhi Gervais (5-11, 170), RB-SS Tyson Vida (5-6, 160), LB Rocky Aven (6-0, 195), CB-SS Seth Gwynn (5-11, 170)

California: RB Daniel Desoto (5-11, 196), RB-FS Giovanni Phillips (5-11, 183), TE-LB Tyler Jarvis (6-1, 175), FB-LB Beni Lata (6-1, 210), OL-DL Aaron Coll (6-1, 190)

This is the first East Bay Athletic League game for Clayton Valley Charter (4-1), which was forced into the league in late spring. The Eagles might have a chip on its shoulder against the unbeaten Grizzlies (5-0), which likely will need more offense Friday to outscore the Eagles.