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Oct. 3, 2026 9:17 PM PT

FRIDAY’S RESULTS

City Section

Panorama 14, Granada Hills Kennedy 13

San Fernando Arroyo 18, Sun Valley Poly 0

Van Nuys 25, Sylmar 0

Verdugo Hills 35, Monroe 6

Southern Section

Brentwood 26, Culver City 6

Harvard-Westlake 41, Flintridge Sacred Heart 0

Los Alamitos 28, Marina 0

Murrieta Mesa 20, Murrieta Valley 6

SATURDAY’S RESULTS

Southern Section

Ayala d. Sherman Oaks Notre Dame, forfeit

Bishop Amat 40, Oxnard Pacifica 19

Cajon d. Shadow Hills, forfeit

Cajon 12, Ayala 6

California Military Institute 24, St. Lucy’s 20

Camarillo 14, Bishop Amat 12

Camarillo 32, Channel Islands 21

Chaparral 26, Temecula Valley 0

Culver City 12, Cathedral City 0

Culver City d. Temple City, forfeit

Esperanza 18, Culver City 7

Esperanza 33, Cathedral City 0

Hart 13, Ayala 12

Hart d. Sherman Oaks Notre Dame, forfeit

Mission Viejo 21, Cerritos Valley Christian 7

Newbury Park 21, Del Sol 0

Newbury Park 50, Fillmore 13

Newbury Park 14, Hueneme 13

Oxnard 21, Cajon 6

Oxnard 27, Hart 0

Oxnard d. Shadow Hills, forfeit

Palos Verdes 20, Bellflower 0

Santa Barbara 26, Channel Islands 25

Segerstrom 21, Cerritos Valley Christian 7

St. Paul 46, Ramona Convent 6

Valencia 7, Oxnard Pacifica 7

Ventura 14, Santa Barbara 6

Ventura 19, Camarillo 13

Vista Murrieta 19, Great Oak 13

Westlake 53, Valencia 7

Westlake 51, Bishop Amat 26

Westlake 45, Ventura 26

Intersectional

El Camino Real 21, Buena 19

Hueneme 32, El Camino Real 26

Sage Hill 34, Venice 6

Wilmington Banning 12, Cypress 0

It took a field goal with 10 seconds left by star soccer player Alejandro Carranza to give King/Drew a 13-12 win over L.A. Cathedral last week. That’s a breakthrough win for King/Drew against a quality Southern Section opponent.

King/Drew is 2-2 in nonleague games and wants a return to the City Section Open Division playoffs. The Golden Eagles always seem to have lots of talent but have failed to reach the championship game of the City playoffs at the highest level.

This season there’s signs of progress on offense. Quarterback Gerard Torres has passed for 1,106 yards and eight touchdowns. Receiver Darr Muhammad has 26 catches and three touchdowns. King/Drew has lost to San Pedro and Culver City this season and has wins over Cathedral and Gardena.

There’s a showdown with Crenshaw on Oct. 16 to probably decide the Coliseum League title. King/Drew also travels to face Baltimore St. Francis Academy, where coach Joe Torres used to coach.

King/Drew needs to keep improving to reach the top four in the City playoffs.

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