The Rest of the Weekend

The Scots acquitted themselves well in a 30-26 loss to King’s Academy. … The Rams open the 2011 season as the defending Central Coast Section Division II champs. … Carlmont showed tremendous heart in making it a game against the Knights. The Scots trailed 23-6 before scoring 14 unanswered points. … The Scots might have found a potent combination in QB Jack Karasky and RB Joe Lasala. Lasala rushed for 85 yards and caught four passes for 50 more. Karasky completed 10 of 18 passes for 181 yards.

Sacred Heart Prep (1-0) at
Riordan (0-1),3 p.m.

The Gators gobbled up San Lorenzo Valley 39-0 last week. … Riordan fell to Dougherty Valley- Dublin, 21-13. … SHP continues to churn out quality running backs. Tyler McCool is the latest flavor of the year, beginning his 2011 campaign with 152 yards and two TDs on just nine carries. As a team, the Gators racked up 268 yards on the ground. … Looks like the QB gene runs in the Masoli family. Zach Masoli, younger brother of former Serra and University of Oregon star Jeremiah Masoli, completed 16 of 22 passes for 277 yards and two TDs in last week’s loss.

South City (1-0) at
Capuchino (0-1),3:15 p.m.

The Warriors shut down Santa Clara 20-7 last week. … The Mustangs put up a fight before falling to Valley Christian-Dublin, 29-15. … RB Ahmad DeGuzman paced South City’s offense, finishing with 100 yards rushing and three TDs on 13 carries. He also caught two passes for 54 yards. … The Warriors defense was on top of its game, holding Santa Clara to just 69 yards of total offense. … Cap trailed 15-0 at halftime, rallied to tie the score at 15 in the fourth quarter, but gave up two late TDs in its loss. … Lucchi Molina had a big game for the Mustangs, scoring both Mustangs TDs. … Logan Soli caught four passes for 61 yards in the loss.

Mission-SF (1-0) at
Menlo School (1-0),3:15 p.m.

The Bears are coming off a 36-0 shellacking of Tomales. … The Knights scored the winning TD with less than a minute to play to stun Santa Cruz, 19-18. … Dylan Mayer had a big game for Menlo, scoring twice. His first TD tied the game at 12 on a 60-yard run and then he bulled his way into the endzone from two yards out on the final play of the game. … Mission lost its first three games to start the 2010 season, before going undefeated in league play. The Bears’ season ended with a 28-8 loss to Balboa in the playoffs.

Cupertino (0-1) at
Mills (0-1),3:15 p.m.

The Pioneers were blasted by Soquel, 62-28. … The Vikings fell to Galileo, 28-15. … Cupertino gave up nearly 500 yards of offense to Soquel last week, which had three RBs rush for over 100 yards each. … Mills took a 15-6 lead over Galileo, before the Lions scored 22 unanswered points. … The Vikings’ biggest problems last week were turnovers and penalties. They were flagged 12 times for 112 yards. … On a positive note, Mills did manage over 200 yards of offense, including 127 yards on the ground.

Saturday
Mountain View (0-0) at
Hillsdale (0-1),2 p.m.

The Spartans finished with an 8-3 record in 2010 and earned a promotion to the De Anza Division of the Santa Clara Valley Athletic League this season. … The Knights are coming off a disappointing 52-33 loss to Aptos. … Hillsdale had over 300 yards of offense last week. Unfortunately, its defense allowed more than 500 on the ground alone. … Damien Carter rushed for over 100 yards and QB Yannis Tsagarakis threw for nearly 200 in the loss.

Half Moon Bay (0-1) at
Scotts Valley (1-0), 2 p.m.

The Cougars fell to Homestead, 35- 16. … The Falcons beat Capital Christian-Sacramento, 22-15. … Half Moon Bay struggled running the ball last week, but QB Nate Seaton picked up the slack, throwing for over 200 yards.