Football

Southland High School Football Scores Highlight Dominant Wins

San Marino, Santa Clara, Cate and other programs posted decisive victories on Saturday

Saturday’s high school football slate across the Southland delivered a cascade of decisive victories, with several teams posting lopsided scores that underscored the depth of talent in the region.

Key Results from Saturday’s Southland Games

San Marino marched to a 49‑0 triumph over Alhambra in a nonleague contest, a performance that left the opposition scoreless and highlighted the team’s offensive firepower.

Santa Clara answered with a 50‑10 win over St. Jeanne de Lestonnac, also a nonleague matchup, as the team’s balanced attack produced a double‑digit margin of victory.

Dorsey’s 18‑6 decision over Oakland Castlemont provided a tighter contest, yet the team’s defense held firm to secure a crucial early‑season win.

In the 8‑Man Southern Section, Cate exploded for a 60‑28 victory against Valley Christian Academy, a game that featured a flurry of touchdowns and a showcase of the league’s high‑octane offense.

Santa Clarita Christian followed with a 27‑10 win over Hesperia Christian, another 8‑Man Southern Section showdown that reinforced the conference’s competitive balance.

California Lutheran edged Downey Calvary Chapel 36‑22 in an intersectional matchup, a game that demonstrated the team’s resilience after a back‑and‑forth battle.

Orcutt Academy claimed a 48‑33 triumph over Malibu in an intersectional contest, a seesaw affair that kept fans on the edge of their seats until the final whistle.

Pasadena Poly closed the day with a 42‑0 shutout of New Designs, a performance that notably saw Watts go scoreless, emphasizing the Poly’s defensive dominance.

Collectively, these results illustrate a vibrant Southland football landscape where teams across divisions posted impressive margins, setting the tone for the weeks ahead.

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