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Russ Abdulla & Joseph Galosic (Aliso Niguel, Aliso Viejo): Galosic was 25-of-47 for 286 yards and four TDs passing, including 15 to Abdulla for 239 yards and three scores, in a 31-25 win over San Clemente.
 
Eddie Aguayo (Justin-Siena, Napa): The senior QB ran 16 times for 178 yards and completed 10 of 19 passes for 143 yards in a 37-14 win over Tamalpais of Mill Valley. Aguayo tossed TD passes of 35 and 24 yards and had two short scoring runs himself. He broke off runs of 60, 42 and 28 yards in a first half where he rushed 11 times for 152 yards. According to Ted Sillanpaa of the Napa Register, Aguayo is on pace to rush for 1,000 yards and pass for 1,000 yards this season.
 
Shashaun Alexander (Inglewood): In a shootout against Culver City, Alexander completed 21 of 29 attempts for 346 yards, but the Sentinels were outscored by high-powered Culver City, 55-44. Derrick Woods also has a standout game in a losing effort, latching on to 13 balls for 170 yards and three scores. Back-up quarterback Brandon Summers also got into the action for the Sentinels, throwing a 71-yard touchdown strike to Patrick Onwasor, who finished with 212 yards and two touchdowns on only five catches.
 
Jake Anderson (Redwood, Larkspur): The 6-1, 210-pound senior came up with a Herculean effort in the Giants 35-27 come from behind win over San Rafael Terra Linda. He rushed 16 times for 210 yards and three touchdowns and passed for 146 yards and two more trips to pay dirt.

Carlos Arrendondo (Schurr, Montebello): The defending Almont League champions got off to a positive start this year in league play with a 28-21 win over Alhambra. With Arrendondo as the go-to guy in the passing game, he caught 11 passes for 135 yards and three touchdowns.
 
Deshawn Beck (Jordan, Los Angeles): Helped the Bulldogs get by South Gate in an Eastern League tussle by rushing for 159 yards on 12 carries, completing two passes, including a touchdown, and catching a pass for a touchdown. Sophomore All-City linebacker Patrick Wooten also hurt the Rams with by hauling in two touchdown receptions and collecting 15 tackles.
 
Victor Blackwell (Mater Dei, Santa Ana): Although the Monarchs lost to Orange Lutheran for the fifth consecutive time after giving up a touchdown pass in the final moments, Blackwell made his presence felt with 12 receptions for 259 yards and two touchdowns. After being slowed by an early ankle injury, Blackwell is quickly turning into one of the top underclass wide receivers in the nation.
 
Anthony Brown (Kaiser, Fontana): Rolled up 248 yards on just 14 carries, scoring on runs of 17, 48, 56 and 1 yard in a 32-6 victory over Patriot (Riverside) in the Sunbelt League.
 
Robbie Burbank (Paso Robles): His running led the way to a 35-10 road win over Lompoc, as Burbank finished with 210 yards and four touchdowns in the Bearcats' Pac 7 League opener.
 
Te'Shon Burton (Leuzinger, Lawndale): In a Bay League opener, Burton helped Leuzinger score 26 points in the fourth quarter to record a 35-28 come-from-behind victory over Palos Verdes. Burton completed 22 of 29 passes for 430 yards and five touchdowns with no picks, helped his team improve its record to 5-1 and spoiled the Sea Kings' homecoming. So far this season, Burton has passed for 1,688 yards and 15 touchdowns against only four interceptions.
 
Jesse Callier (Warren, Downey): Was at it again during in leading the Bears to a 31-21 come-from-behind victory over Dominguez of Compton. After the Dons' defense did a solid job of bottling him up early, Callier finished with 250 yards rushing and scored three touchdowns on 33 carries as the
Bears improved to 5-1 on the season.
 

Amir Carlisle (King's Academy, Sunnyvale): It's a second-straight appearance for this junior, who has already verballed to Stanford. He went over 200-yards again this week with a 16-carry, 227-yard, and three-TD performance as the Knights blasted visiting Atherton Menlo-Atherton 45-19.
 
Tevin Carter (Santee, Los Angeles): Sprinting sensation and returning all-city wide out put on a show out of state, but it was a long ride home from Sparks, Nevada as Spanish Springs won 41-24. From his wide out spot, Carter caught eight passes for 183 yards and collected nine tackles from his defensive back spot. He also returned a kickoff 90 yards for a score.
 
Anthony Charles (Verbum Dei, Los Angeles): Sophomore back hit pay dirt twice and rushed for 314 yards on 18 carries in Verb's 63-28 victory over La Salle of Pasadena. In four games so far this season, Charles has rushed for 957 yards. Verb QB Darryl Williams accounted for five touchdowns, three rushing, in the easy victory. 
 
Julius Childs (Lynwood): The Knights have been playing good ball lately and Childs turned in a manlike performance to help Lynwood win its fourth straight game. Child's two rushing touchdowns and two interceptions were made even more sweet by the fact they came during a 35-7 victory over SGVL rival Paramount.  
 
Kaden Cline (Beyer, Modesto): He did all he could against Enochs of Modesto to try and get the Patriots their second win, but his 10 receptions for 223 yards and three TDs wasn't enough in a 48-26 loss.
 
Carl Cox (Terra Nova, Pacifica): Running the spread offense is working well for this small, but lightning quick quarterback. Two weeks ago in a 49-42 slugfest victory over Atherton Sacred Heart Prep, the 5-8, and 150-pound signal caller accounted for 414 yards and five touchdowns. This past week at San Mateo Aragon, he registered 508 total yards and four touchdowns in a 42-14 win. Cox completed 27 of 39 passes for 326 yards and one TD and carried 21 times for 182 yards and three scores.
 
Nick Curtice (Ripon): In a 32-13 victory at Hughson to open up Trans Valley League play, Curtice led the Indians as he rushed for 235 yards. The team improved to 5-1 on the year.
 
Jarrod Daniels (Sierra, Manteca): The Timberwolves' offense had one of their best performances of the season with his running leading the way in a 49-20 win over Central Valley of Ceres. Daniels carried 15 times for 285 yards and five touchdowns.
 
Eric DeAnda (Merced): After starting 0-4 on the year, the Bears have now won two straight, as DeAnda rushed for 303 yards and scored two touchdowns in a 33-30 victory over Buhach Colony of Atwater.
 
Danny Diekroeger (Menlo School, Atherton): Senior quarterback registered a 351-yard, four-touchdown passing performance, but his team fell short in a 40-34 loss to Half Moon Bay.
 
Justin Eclavea (El Camino, South San Francisco): Linebacker Eclavea helped the 1-5 Colts get off the schneid in a 38-21 victory over San Bruno Capuchino. Defensively, he was everywhere with three interceptions.
 
DJ Egger (Point Arena): The two-way standout had another huge performance in a 48-6 victory over Round Valley. On offense, the RB/LB carried 14 times for 220 yards and six touchdowns. His runs were two, 43, 20, 80, six and 20 yards. On special teams, he returned the opening kickoff 85 yards for a seventh score. Defensively, Egger intercepted a pass, his team high sixth of the season. Just for good measure he was 5-of-6 on PATs.
 
Kevin Ervin (Poly, Sun Valley): On only eight carries, Ervin gained 169 yards and scored five touchdowns in Poly's 74-0 victory over Van Nuys. Wolves' coach Sean Pollard was not happy with Poly coach Scott Faer for reportedly keeping his starters in the game way too long after building a 30-0 lead at the end of the first quarter. It was one of the most lopsided scores in L.A. City Section history on a weekend in which there were routs all over the City.
 
Juan Flores (A.B. Miller, Fontana): Went 21-of-26 for 255 yards and two TDs passing along with 143 yards rushing and another score in a 39-14 triumph over Yucaipa in Citrus Belt League play.
 
Josh Garcia (Calvary Chapel, Downey): Lead the Grizzlies to a 51-15 victory over Marshall of Pasadena, Garcia rushed for 280 yards and scored five touchdowns.
 
Adrian Gonzalez (Norwalk): Rushed for 257 yards to lead the Lancers to a 42-35 victory over cross-town Glenn in Suburban League action.
 
Dano Graves (Folsom): He has been a normal name in our weekly stat star list and this week was no different, as Graves passed for 394 yards and five touchdowns in the Bulldogs' 55-21 victory over Jesuit. Look for more on Dano later this week on CalHiSports.com.
 
Nick Grunsky (Vista del Lago, Folsom): In a 35-13 victory over Ponderosa, he soared in the air for 12 receptions for 110 yards and a touchdown while also recording an interception on defense.
 
Todd Handley & Justin Decout (Martin Luther King, Riverside): Handley rushed for 223 yards on 28 carries and Decout added 136 on 18 and a 99-yard kickoff return in a 49-35 win over Santiago (Corona) in Big VIII League action.
 
Rashon Harper (El Camino Real, Woodland Hills): ECR didn't attempt a single pass in its double-wing O, and with a back like Harper, why would you if you didn't have to? He went for 254 yards and scored six touchdowns to lead the Conquistadores to a 47-24 victory over winless Birmingham of Lake Balboa. ECR is hoping to take the West Valley League title over cross-town Taft and win the L.A. City Section Div. II title.
 
Erik Herrera (Selma): He helped rally the Bears from behind as he rushed for 240 yards, on just 16 carries, in a 34-28 win over Coalinga to even their record at 3-3 on the year.
 
Ray Herring & Dillon Baxter (Mission Bay, San Diego): Baxter's favorite target caught four passes for 132 yards and two TDs (51 and 59 yards), recovered a fumble and raced 91 yards for a score and picked off two passes in a 49-27 Western League win over Point Loma (San Diego). Baxter rushed for 141 yards and four TDs while passing for 161 yards, completing 8 of 17, with a hand in six scores.
 
Andre Holmes (Glendora): It was a night of career highs for the senior running back as he rushed for 260 yards and scored three touchdowns in a 40-19 win by the Tartans over Diamond Bar.
 
Garrett Hudnick (Hillsdale, San Mateo): The biggest individual rushing performance in the Bay Area last week came from a reserve, as Hudnick came off the bench to spell an injured starter and carried 28 times for 335 yards and two scores in a 34-13 win over host Sequoia of Redwood City.
 
Aaron Judge (Linden): He had a huge game against Argonaut of Jackson with seven receptions for 233 yards and four touchdowns, but he was the only Lions player to find the end zone in a 64-25 loss.
 
Patrick Kelly (West Ranch, Valencia): In an 11-second span during a 49-7 Foothill League victory over Golden Valley of Santa Clarita, Kelly returned a fumble for six and had an interception return for a touchdown. All this in his first start along the defensive line.
 
Wayde Kilmer (San Joaquin Memorial, Fresno): Half of his receptions Friday night against Fresno went for six points, as Kilmer caught six passes for 175 yards and three scores in a 48-6 win for the Panthers.
 
Xavier Lacy (Antelope): There are entire teams that don't get four sacks in a game, but he got four sacks by himself in the Titans' 38-16 win over Center of Antelope.
 
Ricky Lawson (Campbell Hall, North Hollywood): Recovered two fumbles,, including one he returned 50 yards for a touchdown, to help the Vikings to a 64-14 victory over Camp Kilpatrick of Malibu in an Alpha League contest.
 
Jason Lee, Corey Keller, & Javon Kelly (Downey, Modesto): This wide out tandem had quite the night against Davis of Modesto, as Keller caught 15 passes for 163 yards and Kelly caught 14 passes for 199 yards. Four interceptions by Lee proved to be costly as the Knights lost by a 35-24 final score. Lee ended with 451 passing yards on the night and completed 38-of-67 passes with one score while also rushing for two touchdowns.
 
Jarrett Leonard (Mariposa): He completed just seven passes against Turlock, Christian but five of those seven went for touchdowns in a 42-0 win.
 
Ilan Lesov & Jordan Pessah (Burlingame): Its like a running juggernaut at Burlingame, which piled up 532 rushing yards almost all between Lesov (who had a career game, on 30 carries for 306 yards and three touchdowns) and Pessah, who had a monster game himself, registering 208 yards on 12 lugs.
 
Connor Loftus (Servite, Anaheim): Belted field goals of 44, 46 and 33 yards in the Friars' 37-19 Trinity League victory over St. John Bosco (Bellflower).
 
Jovahn Lualemana (Seaside): North Monterey County players might see him in their nightmares, as he ran for 300 yards and two touchdowns, caught two passes for 47 yards and two touchdowns, converted on a two-point conversion carry, and completed a pass for the Spartans in a 42-7 win.
 
Jon Maricic (Elsinore, Wildomar): Hemet was unable to handle Maricic as he totaled 241 yards and three TDs on the ground in a 36-7 Sunbelt League win over Hemet.
 
Adam McCurley & Josh Williams (Washington, Fresno): Not much could stop the Panthers' aerial show last Friday night, as McCurley passed for 353 yards and five touchdowns in a 49-7 win over Sierra of Tollhouse. Williams was on the receiving end of 11 passes for 144 yards and two touchdowns.
 
Jake McKinney (Maranatha Christian, San Diego): Although McKinney only carried the ball 11 times, he rushed for 279 yards, scoring seven times (7, 70, 5, 38, 54, 34 and 50 yards) in a 46-28 win over Vista Calvary Christian in 8-man action.
 
Kyle Middlebrooks (Fountain Valley): Left little doubt against Marina (Huntington Beach) in a Sunset League game as he scored six touchdowns (32, 30, 32 and 24 rushing, 31 and 20 receiving) in a 56-7 victory. Middlebrooks had 210 yards rushing, surpassing 1,000 for the season.
 
Akeelie Muhammad (Cypress): Rushed for 330 yards on 25 carries, including five touchdowns, surpassing 1,000 yards for the season in a 44-17 victory over Valencia (Placentia) in Empire League action.
 
Yahya Muslin (Sonoma Valley, Sonoma): Registered 213 yards on 26 carries and two touchdowns in the Dragons' 28-20 comeback win Forestville El Molino. Muslin's exclamation point on the night was a 77-yard touchdown with six minutes left giving his team the lead for good.
 
Travis Nelson & Brandon Flanagan (Colony, Ontario): Nelson was 11-of-13 for 301 yards and four TDs while Flanagan had three TDs -- one on a 40-yard reception, another on a 70-yard punt return and still another on an 85-yard kickoff return -- in a 55-10 win over cross-town Ontario.
 
Casey Nielsen (Gahr, Cerritos): Passed for 360 yards and four touchdowns, but it wasn't enough as the Gladiators fell to Downey in SGVL play, 35-34. Nielsen's No. 1 target Shaan Johnson hauled in nine catches for 219 yards and two scores.  
 
Brett Nottingham & Bryce McGovern (Monte Vista, Danville): The previously state-ranked Mustangs went down to a second straight defeat, 24-21, to Pleasanton Amador Valley in overtime, but this pair certainly can't be blamed. Nottingham threw for more than 300 yards for the fifth time and has passed for 1,867 yards and 20 touchdowns after going for 310 yards with two TDs. McGovern had 11 catches for 182 yards, giving him double-digit catches for the third time in four games and 49 receptions for 1,066 yards and 11 TDs so far this season.
 
Darryl Paragas & Malcolm Thomas (Panorama, Panorama City): Running back duo went hog wild in a 55-35 victory over Reseda. Paragas rushed for 233 yards and hit pay dirt three times on 11 carries while Thomas added 223 yards and two scores on 19 carries. Thomas added a 87-yard kickoff return for a score.
 
Jamaal Perkins (Rio Mesa, Oxnard): He made sure the Spartans would open up Pacific View League play with a homecoming night win over Hueneme of Oxnard as he rushed for 224 yards and scored three touchdowns in a 40-7 win.
 
Justin Posthuma (St. Francis, La Canada): Even though he lost a crucial fumble that contributed to a 28-24 loss to state-ranked Notre Dame of Sherman Oaks, Posthuma helped to keep St. Francis in the game with 218 yards passing while rushing for an additional 102 yards.
 
Andrew Romero (Salesian, Los Angeles): Lugged the leather 23 times for 238 yards as Salesian defeated St. Monica of Santa Monica in a Santa Fe League opener, 41-18.
 
Angel Santiago (Etiwanda): Rolled up 427 total yards by completing 10-of-13 for 231 yards and 4 TDs, in addition to rushing for 196 yards on just five carries and three TDs, in a 61-17 spanking of Alta Loma in Baseline League play.
 
Dominic Sena (Half Moon Bay): Rushed for 232 yards and five touchdowns in a 40-34 win against Atherton Menlo School.
 
Josh Shaw (Palmdale): One of the nation's best defensive backs doubles as a dual-threat quarterback and cross-town Knight simply had no answer for him last week. In Palmdale's 48-15 victory Shaw rushed for 149 yards and four touchdowns, passed for 84 yards and two scores and also made an impact on special teams. He blocked a field goal as Palmdale improved to 3-0 in Golden League play. 
 
Kevin Smith & Nelson Gammage (Centennial, Compton): During a 34-7 Pioneer League victory over North Torrance, Smith turned short receptions into long gains, as he caught eight passes from Gammage for 236 yards and two touchdowns. Gammage threw 297 yards and accounted for 362 yards running and passing for the Apaches.
 
Kyle Steffes (Paraclete, Lancaster): Accounted for all his team's points in a 12-0 Olympic League win over Whittier Christian by connecting on four field goals.
 
Kenny Stills (La Costa Canyon, Carlsbad): When it was all done, a little bit of everything became a lot of yardage as the senior amassed 311 all-purpose yards by pulling down nine passes for 130 yards, passing for 29 and a TD, collecting 82 on kickoff returns and 70 on an interception in a 56-7 win over Mission Hills (San Marcos).
 
Francisco Torres, Najee Lovett & Demetrius Brown-Ryan (St. Mary's, Berkeley): The Panthers rolled up 699 yards of offense in a 53-6 over Hayward Moreau Catholic and this trio did the bulk of the damage. Torres was an efficient 9-for-14 passing for 360 yards and three touchdowns. Lovett had five receptions for 264 yards and three touchdowns, averaging 53 yards per catch. Brown-Ryan, making his second straight appearance in this feature, ran 15 times for 202 yards and four touchdowns.
 
Dalton Turay (Amador Valley, Pleasanton): The Dons got 170 yards rushing and a key fumble recovery by Turay in a 24-21 victory over previously state-ranked Danville Monte Vista. The Mustangs were driving toward a winning touchdown in regulation when, as the pile was being pushed toward the goal line with less than a minute to play, the referees ruled Turay had pulled the ball from away at the Amador one-yard-line. The game went to overtime, Monte Vista missed a field goal and Amador Valley's Nick Anderson made a game-winning 27-yarder.
 
Stanton Upson (Valley Center): Of his 22 carries, five went for touchdowns, as the Jaguar senior gained 191 yards to help keep VC unbeaten with a 34-14 win over Mt. Carmel (San Diego) in Valley League action.
 
Danny Welch (Argonaut, Jackson): He made sure Argonaut would return home from a road game at Linden with a win as he rushed for 229 yards and four touchdowns in a 64-25 victory.
 
James Willis (James Logan, Union City): Willis threw for three touchdowns and ran for two to lead the visiting Colts to a 57-36 non-league win over stubborn San Francisco Balboa.
 
Kristoff Williams (Deer Valley, Antioch): Warmed up for this week's big showdown with Pittsburg by running crazy in a 49-17 victory over Oakley Freedom. A receiver and defensive back last year, the senior is now at quarterback and after rushing for 196 yards on just eight carries including touchdown runs of 68, 69 and 32 yards, he has the Wolverines at 6-0.
 
Sean Young (Garden Grove): Although he only threw 10 passes, eight of them were complete for 253 yards, averaging better than 30 yards a toss in a 35-7 win over Rancho Alamitos in a Garden Grove League game. He also rushed for 67 yards and a TD as the Argonauts moved to 6-0.