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— Jake Burton, El Cajon (Calif.) Granite Hills defensive end: The senior was on the losing end of a 17-10 defensive struggle against rival Valhalla on Friday night.
game day😛pic.twitter.com/epHXa7JHy3
— champ (@_rileyreyes) September 4, 2015
— Bryson Cain, Temecula (Calif.) Oak Park offensive tackle: Suffered a tough 23-17 double-overtime loss against Riverside (Calif.) King
7pm @ Riverside King HS🙏🏈🐾🐾🐾 BE THERE!!!!! pic.twitter.com/LJQSkzEKXv
— Oluseyi Shonuyi (@OluseyiShonuyi) September 4, 2015
Great Oak 🏈 at Riverside King. King wins in double OT 23-17 pic.twitter.com/9SmxPDlbet
— Great Oak Athletics (@GreatOakSports) September 5, 2015
— Jacob Colacion, La Habra (Calif.) linebacker: His team improved to 2-0 with a 49-0 win over West Covina (Calif.) South Hills. La Habra has outscored its first two opponents 100-7. The Highlanders’ defense, led by Colacion, has been dominant this season. La Habra held South Hills to 49 yards in the first half and has not allowed a point this season.
Final: la Habra 49 south hills 0 @OCSidelines @LHHighlanders @SportsLHJ @SGVNSCORES @OCHSSports #ocvupdates pic.twitter.com/1mvczMztfP
— La Habra High School (@LaHabraHS) September 5, 2015
— Michael Eletise, Honololu Kaiser, offensive lineman: A day before his team played Waipahu, Eletise wanted to think only about Arizona’s opener against Texas-San Antonio. Eletise’s team won its first game of the season and is 1-3 after beating Waipahu 60-34 last night.
It's Gameday in AZ!! EXCITED to watch! Think I'll be trying this note today… #Beardown pic.twitter.com/sBlqv212r2
— Michael Eletise (@MichaelEletise) September 3, 2015
— Isaiah Hayes, Calabasas (Calif.), safety: One of 12 projected Division I players on Calabasas’ roster, Hayes was part of the 45-24 victory over Burbank (Calif.) Burroughs on Friday night.
— Gavin Robertson, Auburn (Wash.) Mountain View, safety: He sparked the defense in his team’s 47-14 win over Tacoma (Wash.) Foss on Friday night. Robertson tallied six tackles, including two for lost yardage.
— Jabari Watson, Fontana (Calif.) Summit, defensive tackle: Played a part in Summit’s “Fight for the 15” win against rival Etiwanda on Friday night. Summit prevailed 48-35.
We will take that dub pic.twitter.com/wIvd5ZuAkc
— yt_kiddsixx (@JabariWatson) September 5, 2015
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