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CITY SECTION

Banning 28, King/Drew 7

Birmingham 6, Sherman Oaks CES 0

Chavez 2, Sun Valley Poly 2

Diego Rivera 25, Simon Tech 0

East Valley 54, Valor Academy 0

El Camino Real 19, Cleveland 13

Fairfax 36, LACES 6

Maywood Academy 20, Elizabeth 0

Maywood CES 18, Torres 0

North Hollywood 20, Arleta 0

North Hollywood 12, Arleta 7

Sotomayor 19, Marquez 7

Sotomayor 18, Marquez 0

Sun Valley Magnet 40, AMIT 0

Sun Valley Poly 13, Chavez 0

Taft 19, Chatsworth 12

Torres 9, Maywood CES 6

USC Hybrid 19, TEACH Tech 0

Van Nuys 34, Grant 0

Van Nuys 7, Immaculate Heart 0

Verdugo Hills 32, Monroe 13

Verdugo Hills 43, Monroe 6

Westchester 14, LACES 0

SOUTHERN SECTION

Alhambra 27, Bell Gardens 13

Anaheim 26, Garden Grove Santiago 6

Anaheim Canyon 7, Sonora 6

Antelope Valley 26, Eastside 6

Azusa 19, Duarte 14

Bakersfield Christian 25, Highland 12

Beckman 19, Tesoro 6

Bellflower 26, Paramount 0

Beverly Hills 12, Hawthorne 0

Bishop Amat 50, St. Bernard 0

Buena Park 24, Godinez 0

California 22, Sunny Hills 7

Channel Islands 45, Hueneme 21

Chino 14, Ontario 8

Covina 19, Northview 0

Cypress 28, Esperanza 19

Dominguez 13, Norwalk 12

Don Lugo 7, Chaffey 6

El Modena 13, Villa Park 12

El Toro 25, San Juan Hills 6

Estancia 20, Savanna 0

Fountain Valley 19, Los Alamitos 14

Fullerton 24, Laguna Hills 19

Garden Grove 28, Costa Mesa 19

Huntington Beach 21, Corona del Mar 7

Inglewood 26, Culver City 0

Irvine University 32, Irvine 6

La Habra 27, Brea Olinda 12

Lakewood 6, Long Beach Cabrillo 0

Lakewood St. Joseph 36, Gardena Serra 6

La Serna 24, El Rancho 24

Leuzinger 50, Compton Centennial 0

Linfield Christian 60, Ontario Christian 12

Los Amigos 32, Magnolia 7

Mater Dei 43, Dana Hills 19

Millikan 34, Long Beach Jordan 0

Montebello 13, Keppel 0

Mountain View 14, El Monte 13

Newport Harbor 27, Edison 7

Northwood 13, Woodbridge 6

Palm Desert 19, Xavier Prep 13

Pioneer 20, Glenn 18

Placentia Valencia 32, Tustin 6

Pomona 13, La Puente 0

Portola 44, Sage Hill 0

Ramona Convent 19, Cantwell-Sacred Heart 0

Rancho Alamitos 6, Orange 0

Redondo Union 13, Palos Verdes 7

Riverside King 33, Moreno Valley 19

Riverside Poly 47, Redlands 6

Rosemead 6, Arroyo 0

Rotary 14, Laguna Beach 13

Saddleback 38, Western 6

San Marino 42, Temple City 0

Santa Ana Foothill 18, Garden Grove Pacifica 0

Santa Fe 13, Whittier 12

Santa Paula 35, Fillmore 0

Saugus 39, St. Bonaventure 7

Schurr 22, San Gabriel 0

Segerstrom 33, Loara 18

Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 33, Alemany 0

Sierra Vista 46, Baldwin Park 26

Simi Valley 13, Burbank Burroughs 7

South El Monte 19, Gabrielino 0

St. Paul 34, Bishop Diego 0

Trabuco Hills 26, Aliso Niguel 6

Van Nuys 7, Immaculate Heart 0

Vista del Lago 21, Lakeside 0

Warren 13, Downey 6

West Covina 34, Hacienda Heights Wilson 6

Western Christian 41, Newport Beach Pacifica Christian 6

Westminster 19, La Palma Kennedy 13

Yorba Linda 32, Troy 0

THURSDAY’S RESULTS

SOUTHERN SECTION

Costa Mesa 19, Katella 6

Dos Pueblos 31, Ventura 19

Highland 52, Littlerock 12

JSerra 35, Mater Dei 7

La Mirada 7, Mayfair 0

Knight 13, Palmdale 0

Orange Lutheran 26, Santa Margarita 13

Oxnard 41, Santa Barbara 6

Oxnard Pacifica 14, Buena 8

Quartz Hill 20, Lancaster 0

St. Bonaventure 19, Bishop Diego 12

Joseph Paintsil had a hat trick by halftime and the Galaxy cruised to a 4-1 victory over Sporting Kansas City on Saturday night.

Paintsil scored goals in the fourth, 25th, and 43rd minutes for his first hat trick and the fastest in club history. Paintsil has nine goals this season. Defender Mauricio Cuevas notched two assists for a career-best five this season.

Diego Fagúndez used assists from Paintsil — his fifth — and Gabriel Pec to score his fifth goal and cap the scoring for the Galaxy (5-17-9) in the 60th minute. Pec assisted on Paintsil’s final goal and has eight this season. Fagúndez picked up his third assist on Paintsil’s first netter.

Dejan Joveljić scored in the 28th minute for Sporting KC (7-19-6). It was his 18th goal of the season after scoring 15 times for the Galaxy last season in their championship run.

Novak Micovic saved five shots for the Galaxy.

John Pulskamp had five saves for Sporting KC.

Shapi Suleymanov will miss the next match for Sporting KC after he subbed in in the 70th minute and was tagged with a red card in the 83rd.

Sporting KC travels to play Minnesota United on Saturday. The Galaxy travel to play FC Dallas on Saturday.

FRIDAY’S RESULTS

CITY SECTION

Chavez 49, Westbrook 6

L.A. Wilson 60, Los Angeles 0

Lincoln 60, Hollywood 0

New Designs University Park 12, Chavez 0

New Designs University Park 42, Westbrook 0

Stern 13, Sotomayor 7

SOUTHERN SECTION

Artesia 25, Whitney 13

Cypress 27, Edison 26

Cypress 32, Tesoro 12

Edison 38, Channel Islands 0

El Toro 28, Villa Park 19

Fullerton 50, Tustin 0

Gahr 7, El Toro 0

Godinez 20, Garden Grove Santiago 6

Huntington Beach 41, Northwood 13

Northwood 21, Western Christian 6

Tesoro 27, Channel Islands 13

Torrance 21, El Segundo 0

Ventura 42, Madera 0

Villa Park 12, Gahr 9

INTERSECTIONAL

Camarillo 26, LA Marshall 13

Etiwanda 13, LA Marshall 6

Etiwanda 30, Torrey Pines 20

Huntington Beach 27, McClatchy 11

Redondo Union 7, Wilmington Banning 6

SATURDAY’S RESULTS

CITY SECTION

Van Nuys 6, Sun Valley Poly 0

Van Nuys 13, Chatsworth 0

SOUTHERN SECTION

Corona Centennial 13, Ramona 12

Cypress 34, El Toro 30

Cypress 16, Edison 14

Dana Hills 31, Fairmont Prep 6

Del Sol 18, Bishop Diego 0

Edison 37, Channel Islands 18

Edison 14, Villa Park 0

El Toro 14, Tesoro 0

Etiwanda 20, Western Christian 12

Hemet 8, Murrieta Valley 6

Hemet 14, Riverside Poly 8

Huntington Beach 33, Etiwanda 31

Huntington Beach 20, Camarillo 18

Mater Dei 35, San Ysidro 21

Mission Viejo 6, Corona Centennial 0

Mission Viejo 7, Temecula Prep 6

Monrovia 26, Temple City 6

Northview 20, Victor Valley 6

Ramona 24, Temecula Prep 0

Rancho Cucamonga 24, West Covina 13

Riverside Poly 19, Murrieta Valley 6

San Dimas 14, Northview 0

San Dimas 33, Victor Valley 2

South El Monte 21, El Rancho 0

South Hills 30, Rancho Cucamonga 14

South Hills 21, San Dimas 0

South Hills 42, West Covina 8

Ventura 14, Los Gatos 12

INTERSECTIONAL

Eagle Rock 35, Castaic 6

Huntington Beach 43, LA Marshall 7

Ventura 20, Milpitas 13

Ventura 27, San Jose Independence 6

Ventura 27, San Jose Presentation 6

Braxton Sorensen-McGee scores her second try of the game and her 11th of the tournament as New Zealand cruise to victory over France in the Rugby Union World Cup third place play-off, cheered on by team-mate Portia Woodman-Wickliffe.

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WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS

CITY SECTION

East College Prep 19, Hollywood 6

East Valley 36, AMIT 0

Granada Hills Kennedy 12, Sylmar 6

L.A. Wilson 25, Bernstein 0

L.A. Wilson 28, Sotomayor 0

Panorama 32, Granada Hills Kennedy 7

Simon Tech 7, Brio College Prep 0

Sun Valley Poly 26, Grant 8

Sun Valley Poly 13, Grant 0

Santee 14, South East 6

Sotomayor 19, Bernstein 13

Stern 22, Collins Family 7

Sun Valley Magnet 19, SOCES 6

Verdugo Hills 20, North Hollywood 0

SOUTHERN SECTION

Aliso Niguel 31, Eastvale Roosevelt 15

Anaheim 32, Estancia 7

Anaheim Canyon 12, Crean Lutheran 6

Bellflower 27, Dominguez 13

Bell Gardens 13, Keppel 0

Bonita 27, Claremont 13

Buena Park 25, Costa Mesa 6

California 34, Santa Fe 14

Camarillo 47, Simi Valley 0

Cerritoa 38, Pioneer 0

Chaminade 25, Brentwood 0

Channel Islands 45, Fillmore 0

Chaparral 26, Riverside Poly 8

Chino 7, Don Lugo 6

Compton 31, Long Beach Poly 7

Corona Del Mar 22, Marina 12

Covina 33, Hacienda Heights Wilson 6

Culver City 46, Compton Early College 0

Cypress 24, Sonora 6

Downey 54, Mayfair 0

Duarte 26, Garey 6

El Modena 14, El Dorado 12

El Toro 6, Mission Viejo 0

Fullerton 13, Placentia Valencia 0

Gabrielino 51, Arroyo 12

Gahr 40, Norwalk 0

Gardena Serra 40, Bishop Montgomery 0

Huntington Beach 14, Edison 0

Irvine University 37, Rosary Academy 26

Lakewood St. Joseph 27, St. Mary’s Academy 0

La Palma Kennedy 26, Segerstrom 0

La Serna 24, Whittier 0

Linfield Christian 21, Western Christian 0

Loara 27, Garden Grove Santiago 0

Long Beach Jordan 29, Long Beach Cabrillo 0

Long Beach Wilson 13, Lakewood 7

Millikan, 41, St. Anthony 12

Montclair 18, Ontario 7

Moreno Valley 21, Vista de lago 12

Newport Harbor 39, Los Alamitos 13

Norco 45, Fairmont Prep 6

Northview 28, Rowland 7

Oak Park 12, Royal 0

Portola 20, Woodbridge 12

Quartz Hill 18, Palmdale 12

Ramona Convent 18, Sacred Heart of Jesus 12

Rialto 6, Burbank Burroughs 0

Riverside King 31, Chino Hills 6

Rosemead 31, Mountain View 12

Saddleback 30, Magnolia 6

San Clemente 20, Tesoro 7

San Gabriel 50, Alhambra 18

San Marino 31, Monrovia 13

Santa Ana Valley 12, Bolsa Grande 6

Santa Paula 21, Hueneme 0

Schurr 12, Montebello 6

Sierra Vista 32, Nogales 6

South El Monte 25, El Monte 0

St. Paul 32, St. Bernard 0

Sunny Hills 12, Santa Ana Foothill 7

Villa Park 12, Troy 0

Warren 45, Paramount 0

Western 6, Los Amigos 2

Westminster 26, Tustin 6

Westridge 28, Temple City 0

West Covina 20, Charter Oak 12

INTERSECTIONAL

Torrance 21, Carson 0

THURSDAY’S RESULTS

CITY SECTION

Bell 13, South East 12

GALA 19, L.A. Hamilton 12

LACES 8, L.A. University 6

L.A. Marshall 31, GALA 12

L.A. Marshall 40, L.A. Hamilton 0

Legacy 26, South Gate 0

Mendez 13, Marquez 0

Narbonne 6, King/Drew 0

Panorama 40, Reseda 0

San Fernando 37, Van Nuys 19

San Pedro 20, Narbonne 12

San Pedro 38, King/Drew 14

Westchester 21, LACES 0

Westchester 7, L.A. University 6

SOUTHERN SECTION

Agoura 26, Westlake 7

Desert Hot Springs 35, Xavier Prep 0

JSerra 34, Santa Margarita 19

La Canada 20, Westridge 12

Lakewood St. Joseph 26, Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 14

Lawndale 25, Culver City 20

Mira Costa 12, Redondo Union 6

Newbury Park 40, Oaks Christian 19

Orange County Pacifica Christian 39, Bolsa Grande 0

Orange Lutheran 71, Mater Dei 6

Oxnard 18, Rio Mesa 6

Palos Verdes 18, Peninsula 0

San Marcos 35, Buena 6

Santa Monica 41, Hawthorne 0

SEED: LA 13, Brentwood 7

South Torrance 21, West Torrance 18

Ventura 34, Santa Barbara 18

INTERSECTIONAL

Saugus 57, Chatsworth 0

Jimmy Kimmel’s emotional Tuesday return to his late-night hosting perch at ABC gave his program its largest audience ever in its regular 11:35 p.m. time period, despite not airing for nearly a quarter of U.S. households.

An average of 6.26 million viewers tuned in to watch “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” as the comedian addressed his suspension that became a free speech cause celebre, according to Nielsen. ABC had pulled the show “indefinitely” starting Sept. 17 following blowback over Kimmel’s remarks about the shooting death of right-wing activist Charlie Kirk.

The only times “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” has scored higher ratings were when it aired special episodes after the Oscars and the Super Bowl. Preliminary numbers for Tuesday’s show didn’t include streaming.

The program delivered strong numbers despite not airing on 60 network affiliates covering 23% of U.S. television households. Television station ownership groups Nexstar and Sinclair kept the program off their ABC-affiliated outlets even as Walt Disney Co.-owned ABC resumed production.

By late Wednesday, 15 million people had watched Kimmel’s monologue and a comedy bit with actor Robert De Niro on YouTube, where ABC made it available shortly after it aired on TV. ABC said a total of 26 million people watched the monologue across YouTube and social media platforms.

Kimmel clearly grasped that his return would be a historic moment in the annals of late-night TV, as his network-imposed hiatus became a global news story and sparked a widespread debate about free speech and the role of government regulators.

He opened with the line, “Before I was interrupted” — the same words “Tonight” show host Jack Paar used in 1960 when he returned from a monthlong walkout. Paar left his program after NBC censors cut a water closet joke from his monologue, which became one of the biggest TV industry controversies of that era.

Kimmel was pulled off the air the same day Federal Communications Commission Chair Brendan Carr took aim at the host’s Sept. 15 monologue, in which Kimmel said MAGA Republicans were using Kirk’s death to “score political points” and were trying to categorize suspected shooter Tyler Robinson as “anything other than one of them.”

Carr, who oversees regulations for broadcast stations, called Kimmel’s remarks “the sickest conduct possible” and called for ABC to act. He threatened to go after TV stations’ licenses if it failed to do so.

During his opening monologue, Kimmel got choked up when he told viewers it was “never my intention to make light of the murder of a young man” when he discussed the right wing’s response to the shooting.

But Kimmel went on to chastise Carr, showing his social media postings in recent years that gave unequivocal support to the 1st Amendment and condemning the censorship of TV hosts and commentators.

Since becoming FCC chair under the Trump administration, Carr has joined the president in denouncing his late-night critics.

While Kimmel was contrite regarding Kirk, he showed no mercy for Trump in the monologue addressing the matter that took much of the show, a clear indication that he won’t be changing his tone. He also continued to promote free speech, saying the government attempts to stifle voices such as his are “un-American” and “so dangerous.”

Kimmel also expressed gratitude to politically-right-leaning politicians and commentators who expressed dismay over his removal from the air, including Ted Cruz and Joe Rogan.

Trump reacted harshly to Kimmel’s return. In a Truth Social post, he said he may file another lawsuit against ABC. The network paid a $16-million settlement last year after “Good Morning America” co-host George Stephanopoulos mistakenly said Trump was found liable of of sexual assault instead of sexual abuse.

A letter signed by several dozen former employees of ABC, which was obtained by The Times, praised Disney Chief Executive Bob Iger’s decision to return Kimmel to the air, but warned “it must be the first step in a concerted effort to defend free speech and press freedom against political intimidation.”

“The $16 million settlement with Donald Trump, combined with the absence of a strong public defense of ABC News journalists under attack, has emboldened Administration efforts to intimidate the press,” said the letter, which included the signatures of former ABC News correspondents Sam Donaldson, Chris Bury, Ned Potter, Judy Muller and Brian Rooney.

Nexstar is still keeping “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” off its ABC affiliates. A Nexstar representative said Wednesday the company is having “productive discussions with executives at the Walt Disney Company, with a focus on ensuring the program reflects and respects the diverse interests of the communities we serve.”

A representative for Sinclair, which preempted “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” in markets such as Seattle and Washington, D.C., said in a statement that the company is also monitoring the situation before deciding to return the program to its ABC station program lineups.

Denis Bouanga scored three goals, his second hat trick in the last three games, and LAFC beat Real Salt Lake 4-1 on Sunday night at BMO Stadium.

Bouanga, who has scored in four consecutive games, has 22 goals this season, tied with Lionel Messi for the most in MLS. Bouanga had 20 goals in each of the last two seasons and is the first player in MLS history with at least 20 goals in three consecutive seasons.

The 30-year-old Bouanga, who also had three goals in a 4-2 win over San José on Sept. 13, has a club-record four career hat tricks in the regular season, one more than Carlos Vela.

Son Heung-min added a goal and two assists for LAFC (14-7-8).

LAFC, which clinched a playoff spot when St. Louis beat San José 3-1 on Saturday, has 50 points and is fourth in the Western Conference. Third-place Minnesota has 54 points and Seattle is fifth with 45.

Son, who had his first MLS hat trick in LAFC’s 4-1 win over Salt Lake on the road Wednesday, has seven goals in the past three games.

Salt Lake (10-16-4) has lost five of six.

Bouanga scored in the first minute of first-half stoppage time and Son bounced a shot from outside the area off the near post and into the net a couple minutes later to give LAFC a 2-1 lead at halftime.

Bouanga added goals in the 73rd and 87th minutes.

Brayan Vera scored his first goal of the season in the 14th minute on a left-foot shot from well outside the area that slipped under the crossbar and inside the back post to give Salt Lake a 1-0 lead.

SATURDAY’S RESULTS

SOUTHERN SECTION

Nonleague

Webb 66, Channel Islands 7

Aquinas 69, Riverside Notre Dame 6

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SOUTHERN SECTION

Nonleague

Cate 40, Coast Union 20

Flintridge Prep 20, Faith Baptist 14

INTERSECTIONAL

Florida School for the Deaf 32, California School for the Deaf Riverside 14

Fresno Christian 68, Santa Clarita Christian 32

Trona 50, PAL Academy 18

ANGE Postecoglou was left cursing his luck as Martin Dubravka’s stunning double kept him waiting for a first win.

Clarets keeper Dubravka pulled off two stunning stops in two amazing minutes, to leave Postecoglou throwing his hands up in frustration on the touchline.

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To be fair, it was no more than Burnley merited, in a game neither deserved to lose – or did enough to win – yet for Ange it is three games and counting as Forest chief without a victory.

First Dubravka went full length to push away an Igor Jesus header with the Forest sub’s first touch off the bench.

But while that was good, the Slovak stopper’s next was out of this world, getting down superbly to push Neco Williams’ volley behind as it flew through a packed area.

Mind you, defeat would have been harsh on a Clarets side which had gone ahead after barely 90 seconds. 

With a start like that,, you felt maybe their ill fortune of recent weeks was about to change.

Seven days ago a rush-of-blood handball gifted Liverpool a last-gasp penalty winner, while a fortnight earlier there was an even harsher spot kick in an Old Trafford loss.

Well there was no luck involved in Williams’ early opener – just a finger-snapping strike that flew in.

When Fiorentino turned away a Douglas Luiz corner to the edge of the box, Williams hit a rocket that took a slight deflection, but not enough to deviate off a true line.

It certainly didn’t impact Dubravka’s chances of saving it – he wouldn’t have got close in any case – for the Welsh defender’s third goal in 111 Forest appearances.

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Opposite number Quilindschy Hartman got in on the act with his own screamer which, while it was never likely to catch out Matz Sels, certainly warmed his palms.

And then Olekssandr Zinchenko joined in the full back fun with a swerving long ranger that Clarets keeper Dubravka was happy to beat away.

If the Ukraine defender was nearly a hero at one end, he was swiftly case in the role of villain just minutes later, as Burnley levelled.

He was initially outjumped by Lyle Foster as Hartman hung up a deep cross which fell kindly for Jaidon Anthony on the left of the box.

Anthony’s strike was anything but crisp, although it was at least on target and would probably have crept in of its own accord.

Yet Zinchenko made sure it did when his attempt to clear merely saw him tumble onto his backside and hook the ball into the opposite corner.

Strictly speaking it couldn’t be classed as an own goal, given the ball was – almost apologetically – heading for the net, but ZInchenko should have done better.

To be fair to Forest, they dusted themselves down and were soon pinging it around again, and one pinball passing move had Dubravka diving to push away a Dilane Bakwa snapshot.

Mind you, Burnley went even closer to a winner with a thunderbolt free kick that would have taken Matz Sels hand into the net if he’d got anywhere near it.

Loum Tchaouna’a whipped-in 20-yard piledriver had the crossbar rattling so much you’d swear the woodwork was still shaking come the final whistle.

But it would have been even worse had it not been for Dubravka, who came up with those two stunning late stops.

And even when Dubravka was out of the equation – when Arnaud Kalimuendo looked sure to score at the far post, Hartman saved the day by blocking his goalbound drive.

At least it ensured Forest didn’t mark the 21st anniversary of Brian Clough’s death with defeat.

Yet ff it hadn’t been for the Burnley keeper, they’d have done so with all three points instead of just the one.

Wigan Warriors: Field, Miski, Keighran, Wardle, Marshall, French, Smith, Byrne, O’Neill, Thompson, Walters, Farrell, Ellis.

Interchanges: Havard, Nsemba, Mago, Leeming.

Leeds Rhinos: Hankinson, Lumb, Newman, Watkins, Simpson, Croft, Sinfield, Oledzki, O’Connor, Jenkins, Gannon, McDonnell, Palasia.

Interchanges: Shorrocks, Bentley, Lisone, Holroyd.

Referee: Chris Kendall.

WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS

CITY SECTION

Annenberg 20, Rise Kohyang 6

Crenshaw 18, Bernstein 13

New Designs University Park 26, Locke 0

Orthopaedic 12, Collins Family 6

South East 34, Maywood Academy 6

South East 33, Marquez 0

South Gate 18, LA Jordan 0

Sotomayor 6, Huntington Park 0

Stern 38, Camino Nuevo 0

Sun Valley Magnet 32, Chatsworth 0

USC Hybrid 22, Simon Tech 0

Verdugo Hills 46, Chavez 0

SOUTHERN SECTION

Antelope Valley 7, Bakersfield Christian 0

Aquinas 14, Ontario Christian 6

Arroyo 33, Mountain View 0

Banning 35, Rancho Mirage 12

Beckman 32, Dana Hills 25

Bonita 27, Glendora 6

California 44, El Rancho 0

Castaic 26, Canyon Country Canyon 13

Channel Islands 31, Santa Paula 18

Compton 32, Lakewood 0

Corona Santiago 20, El Modena 20

Costa Mesa 15, Ocean View 7

Cypress 21, Crean Lutheran 12

Desert Hot Springs 22, Cathedral City 0

Downey 67, La Mirada 0

Eastside 53, Littlerock 7

Eastvale Roosevelt 38, Victor Valley 0

Edison 21, Los Alamitos 20

El Dorado 13, Troy 6

Esperanza 20, Sonora 6

Fairmont Prep 12, Whittier 7

Garden Serra 13, St. Anthony 6

Golden Valley 19, West Ranch 12

Hart 33, Vasquez 8

Huntington Beach 47, Fountain Valley 0

JSerra 26, Corona del Mar 7

Kaiser 7, Rialto 0

Laguna Beach 31, Irvine 14

Laguna Hills 19, La Palma Kennedy 18

La Serna 19, Santa Fe 7

Long Beach Jordan 34, Long Beach Wilson 8

Los Amigos 6, Saddleback 0

Montclair 14, Chaffey 0

Montebello 36, Alhambra 13

Newport Harbor 27, Marina 7

Northview 13, Hacienda Heights Wilson 0

Orange 24, Bolsa Grande 6

Portola 26, Irvine University 20

San Gabriel 30, Bell Gardens 6

Santa Monica 31, Leuzinger 0

Saugus 6, Valencia 0

St. Mary’s Academy 28, Bishop Montgomery 0

Valley View 27, Vista del Lago 8

Warren 20, Dominguez 0

Western 18, Magnolia 8

Westminster 13, Segerstrom 12

Westridge 27, Monrovia 20

Woodbridge 27, Sage Hill 6

Yorba Linda 19, Villa Park 6

THURSDAY’S RESULTS

CITY SECTION

Franklin 45, Elizabeth 0

Jefferson 35, Elizabeth 0

Jefferson 27, Franklin 6

Narbonne 26, El Camino Real 0

Panorama 12, San Fernando 6

Panorama 31, Sylmar 25

San Fernando 27, Sylmar 19

West Adams 6, Stella 0

SOUTHERN SECTION

Agoura 60, Calabasas 0

Aliso Niguel 18, Mission Viejo 12

Antelope Valley 34, Knight 0

Artesia 38, Glenn 6

Beverly Hills 18, Compton Centennial 0

Camarillo 47, Oak Park 14

Chaminade 26, Bishop Alemany 12

Culver City 19, Hawthorne 13

El Toro 26, Trabuco Hills 19

Inglewood 19, Lawndale 6

La Serna 12, St. Paul 0

Los Alamitos 50, Loara 0

Newbury Park 26, Thousand Oaks 7

North Torrance 27, West Torrance 19

Oxnard 41, Buena 12

Palos Verdes 32, Mira Costa 0

Placentia Valencia 20, Bolsa Grande 12

Quartz Hill 19, Highland 14

San Marcos 40, Oxnard Pacifica 0

Schurr 35, Sacred Heart of Jesus 0

Shalhevet 6, Providence 0

Ventura 40, Rio Mesa 13

Westlake 33, Oaks Christian 12

INTERSECTIONAL

Eagle Rock 7, Corona 6