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High school football: Thursday's scores

Results from CIF City and Southern Section high school football games from across the Southland on Thursday, Oct. 8.

High school football: Thursday's scores

Thursday's high school football games in the Southern Section saw a mix of close matches and dominant victories. In the Alpha League, Mission Viejo edged out Yorba Linda with a 27-26 score. The Baseline League saw Etiwanda triumph over Damien with a 35-25 win. Rancho Cucamonga and Chino Hills had a 21-9 win, while Boulder League's San Marino lost to Pasadena with a 14-21 score.

The Desert Sky League's Victor Valley defeated Granite Hills 41-17, and Golden League's Highland secured a 0-0 draw against Eastside. Hacienda League's Baldwin Park dominated Covina with a 34-0 score. Los Altos secured a 56-14 victory over South Hills.

Iota League's Cypress topped La Palma Kennedy 38-0, while Kappa League's Fullerton won against Anaheim Canyon 28-27. Lambda League's Fountain Valley won 45-21 over Woodbridge. Manzanita League's Silver Valley secured a 42-16 victory over Nuview Bridge. Mid-Cities League's Bellflower beat California 47-10, while Mojave River League's Apple Valley lost to Oak Hills 7-21.

Hesperia and Ridgecrest Burroughs had a 38-19 and 19-12 win, respectively. Serrano and Sultana had a 48-12 victory. River Valley League's Patriot won 48-0 against Miller, and Skyline League's Arroyo Valley topped Bloomington 30-8. Carter won 40-0 against Indian Springs.

Fontana defeated San Gorgonio 45-21, and Tango League's Bolsa Grande lost to Garden Grove Santiago 6-37. Santa Ana Valley and Westminster La Quinta had a 7-7 draw. Nonleague Eisenhower and Rim of the World had a 29-28 victory, while Jurupa Hills and Kaiser had a 60-40 win. Rialto defeated Grand Terrace 21-15, and Summit secured a 28-7 victory.

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