News Summary
High school football in Southern California showcased impressive performances in Week 2, featuring dominant victories across both the City Section’s Central League and the Southern Section. Notable results include Bernstein’s commanding win over Mendez and Alhambra’s strong start against Temple City. Teams like Lawndale and Burbank also delivered standout performances, further emphasizing the competitiveness and skill on display throughout the region. As the season progresses, teams aim to build on their success while addressing key areas for improvement.
Los Angeles High School Football Week 2 Results: Dominant Performances Across Southern California
High school football teams across Southern California showcased their skills in a series of impressive matchups during the second week of the season. Numerous teams delivered strong performances, with decisive victories noted in both the City Section’s Central League and the Southern Section, as well as various intersectional contests.
City Section – Central League Highlights
In the City Section’s Central League, Bernstein triumphed over Mendez with a commanding score of 52-7, while Eagle Rock bested Bell with a 35-10 victory. Fairfax secured a solid win against Los Angeles, finishing at 49-28. Other notable results included Hawkins edging Canoga Park 32-27 and King/Drew defeating Gardena 30-6. L.A. Hamilton managed to overcome Crenshaw 23-6, and L.A. University dominated Santee 43-7. Furthermore, Maywood CES recorded an impressive shutout against Reseda, winning 54-0.
Key performances were also seen from Lincoln, who triumphed over Jefferson 48-20, and Monroe, who similarly recorded a shutout against Belmont, winning 46-0. Other teams that stood out included Palisades, who narrowly defeated Granada Hills 59-44, while Panorama bested Fulton 35-6. San Fernando triumphed over Sun Valley Poly with an emphatic score of 48-8.
Southern Section – Nonleague Action
Across the Southern Section, several schools posted impressive wins in nonleague games. Alhambra continued their strong start to the season with a 27-7 victory against Temple City. Aliso Niguel dominated Chino 52-12, while Anaheim Canyon triumphed over Beckman 40-29. Aquinas also shone brightly, defeating Bonita 35-13.
Artesia made headlines by shutting out Firebaugh 35-0 and Baldwin Park secured a solid win against California, ending 42-29. In a thrilling matchup, Bishop Amat edged out Valencia with a close score of 42-38. Cerritos demonstrated their strength by defeating Portola 31-17, and Costa Mesa shut out Godinez with a score of 49-0. Additionally, Long Beach Poly managed a narrow victory over Tustin, finishing 28-27, while La Quinta secured a 36-20 win against Citrus Valley.
Intersectional Matchups Showcasing Talent
During the intersectional games, standout performances included Burbank crushing Reno’s Galena 52-9 and Mission Viejo dominating Folsom with a score of 53-14. Mater Dei demonstrated their prowess with a close 21-18 victory over Kahuka from Hawaii. In another exciting finish, St. John Bosco edged out Baltimore’s St. Frances Academy 21-14 in a thrilling contest. Lawndale garnered attention with a staggering 69-7 win against L.A. Wilson, demonstrating their offensive might.
Upcoming Challenges and Expectations
As teams gear up for the next round of games, the focus will remain on maintaining momentum and addressing areas for improvement. Strong performances from both individual players and teams will be critical as the competition intensifies throughout the remainder of the season. Coaches and athletes alike are looking ahead with anticipation to see how their hard work and training will translate on the field.
Conclusion
The second week of high school football in Southern California highlighted the talent and athleticism of the young athletes. With numerous dominant performances and critical victories, the excitement for the rest of the season continues to build. Stakeholders, including players, coaches, and fans, are eager to see how the teams will navigate the upcoming challenges in the weeks to come.
Deeper Dive: News & Info About This Topic
HERE Resources
Lawsuit Filed Against Ursuline High School Over Hazing Incidents
Governor Newsom Urges FAIR Plan to Expedite Smoke Damage Claims
NFL Launches International Matchup with Chiefs vs. Chargers
Shooting Incident in South Los Angeles Leaves One Dead
Ursuline High School Cancels Football Game Amid Hazing Allegations
Canyon Fire Forces Evacuations in Los Angeles Area
San Luis Obispo Emerges as a Technology Hub
Challenges Linger in the Construction Industry Amid Rising Demands
Student Arrested for Bringing Gun to Johnson High School
Riverside University High School Delayed Opening Due to Spill
Additional Resources
- Los Angeles Times: High School Football Friday’s Scores
- Wikipedia: High School Football in the United States
- Los Angeles Times: Southland Prep Football Top Performers Week 1
- Google Search: High School Football California
- Los Angeles Times: LA Times Top 25 High School Football Rankings Week 2
- Encyclopedia Britannica: High School Sports
- Los Angeles Times: High School Football Thursday’s Scores
- Google News: California High School Football Results
Author: STAFF HERE LOS ANGELES WRITER
LOS ANGELES STAFF WRITER The LOS ANGELES STAFF WRITER represents the experienced team at HERELosAngeles.com, your go-to source for actionable local news and information in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, and beyond, specializing in "news you can use" with coverage of product reviews for personal and business needs, local business directories, politics, real estate trends, neighborhood insights, and state news affecting the area—with deep expertise from years of dedicated reporting and strong community input, including local press releases and business updates, while delivering top reporting on high-value events like the Academy Awards, LA Auto Show, and Los Angeles Marathon, extending coverage to key organizations such as the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce and the Los Angeles Tourism & Convention Board, plus leading businesses in entertainment and technology like Warner Bros. and SpaceX, and as part of the broader HERE network including HEREAnaheim.com , HERECostaMesa.com , HEREHuntingtonBeach.com , and HERESantaAna.com , providing comprehensive, credible insights into Southern California's dynamic landscape. HERE Anaheim HERE Beverly Hills HERE Coronado HERE Costa Mesa HERE Hollywood HERE Huntington Beach HERE Long Beach HERE Los Angeles HERE Mission Viejo HERE San Diego HERE Santa Ana
