High School Football Week 0 Schedule Released in Southern California

Los Angeles, CA – High School Football Week 0 Schedule Announced

The Los Angeles City Section and Southern Section have revealed the high school football schedule for Week 0, featuring numerous intriguing matchups across Southern California. Kicking off this year’s season, teams will engage in a mix of nonleague and intersectional games, with many games set for Friday, August 25, 2023.

City Section Nonleague Games

The City Section will showcase a notable game with North Hollywood visiting Granada Hills. This matchup serves as a promising start for both schools, eager to establish a strong foundation heading into the season.

Southern Section Nonleague Games

In the Southern Section, an extensive slate of games is scheduled, including:

• Aliso Niguel at Beckman
• Arrowhead Christian at Yucca Valley
• Ayala at Summit (7:30 p.m.)
• Bloomington at Perris (7:30 p.m.)
• Hawthorne vs. Lawndale at SoFi Stadium (8:30 p.m.)
• Mayfair vs. Yorba Linda at SoFi Stadium (5 p.m.)
• El Dorado vs. Diamond Bar
• Cathedral City at Santa Rosa Academy (6 p.m.)

The games commence predominantly at 7:30 p.m., allowing teams ample time to prepare and showcase their skills.

Other Highlights

Key highlights of the schedule include:

• Citrus Hill at Redlands (7:30 p.m.)
• Desert Hot Springs at Rubidoux (7:30 p.m.)
• Eisenhower at Moreno Valley (7:30 p.m.)
• Santa Ana Foothill at Marina

8-Man Southern Section Games

This year also sees matchups in the 8-Man Southern Section, including:

• Santa Clarita Christian at Cornerstone Christian (6 p.m.)
• Milken at East Valley

Additional Nonleague Matches

In trying to expand their reach, several City Section teams are also set to compete. Among them are:

• Arleta at Westchester
• Banning at South East
• Chatsworth at Monroe
• Contreras at Rivera (4 p.m.)
• Maywood CES at Legacy
• Santee at Poly

Intersectional Games

Additionally, intersectional games include:

• Narbonne at Los Osos
• Bell at Bell Gardens
• St. John Bosco at Manatee (FL) (4:30 p.m.)

Overall Context

As high school football gears up to kick off the season, teams across Southern California take the opportunity to not only compete for wins but also to build camaraderie and showcase upcoming talents. Many players prepare extensively during practice sessions to present their skills on game day.

With the mix of established powerhouses and emerging teams, Week 0 of high school football promises excitement, competition, and an excellent kickoff for the 2023 season.