Menlo-Atherton 34, Pleasant Valley 0
The Bears (1-2) earned their first win of the season in Saturday’s Honor Bowl. Quarterback Matt MacLeod and wide receiver Jalen Moss connected for three touchdown passes, including a key score following a Jeremiah Earby interception in the opening minutes of the third quarter to make it 21-0. Moss now has seven touchdown catches on the year, all coming in the past two weeks.
Despite their two previous losses, the Bears have now outscored opponents 108-100 on the season.
Menlo School 56, Mission-SF 6
The Knights (3-0 overall) won their third straight game to start the season Saturday at Cartan Field, enjoying another explosive week fueled by senior quarterback Sergio Beltran. Mission’s only points came in the game’s closing minute on a touchdown score with a running clock. Menlo has now totaled 168 points on the season.
Serra 47, Half Moon Bay 7
The Padres (2-0) won their second straight to start the year Saturday at Freitas Field. HMB (0-3) jumped out to a 7-0 lead in the first quarter, but Serra overtook the Cougars in the second quarter, tying it on a quarterback keeper by Dom Lampkin and taking the lead on a 2-yard touchdown run by Hassan Mahasin.
Burlingame 17, Sacred Heart Cathedral 7
Junior running back Lukas Habelt scored both touchdowns for the Panthers (3-0), who won their third straight non-league game to start the season Friday at home against Sacred Heart Cathedral (1-2).
Yerba Buena 34, Mills 33
The Vikings (0-3) had a chance to win it in Thursday action, but Yerba Buena (1-1) blocked a 32-yard field goal attempt on the game’s final play. Alphonse Ortega was a workhorse for Mills, rushing 254 yards on 28 carries and three touchdowns while totaling nine tackles and an interception on defense.
Sequoia 21, Capuchino 7
Jaymason Howard rushed for two touchdowns and Jack Kern caught the other as the Ravens (1-2) claimed their first victory of the season Friday at home over Capuchino (1-2).
Hillsdale 42, El Camino 0
The Fighting Knights (2-1) scored 35 points in the first half while the defense recorded their first shutout since 2019 Friday against winless El Camino (0-3). Makoa Au Tou rushed for four touchdowns, Jesse Saldana ran for another and Liam Smith aired one out the other TD to Zach Leighton.
The King’s Academy 20, Homestead 19
TKA (1-2) earned its first win of the season in a close one Thursday against Homestead. Jeaden Underwood enjoyed a big night for the Knights, carrying 27 times for 171 yards while senior Zach Denis totaled 18 tackles on defense.
In other Friday action ...
Aragon (1-2) earned its first win of season 41-7 over Woodside (1-2); San Mateo (2-0) emerged with a 28-21 win over Carlmont (1-2) in a battle of unbeaten squads; and unbeaten Terra Nova (3-0) rolled to a 34-0 shutout at home over Jefferson (0-2).
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