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Saturday Scoreboard
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Games of the day – St. Ignatius vs. Valley Christian football: The Wildcats will hope to ride the momentum after a thrilling, come-from-behind win over Aptos in the first round, but Valley Christian took the regular-season meeting 24-21. Sacred Heart Cathedral vs. Drake girls volleyball: The Irish rolled to a first-round win over Balboa, but Drake has a track record of upsets in the last two years. As the No. 7 seed last season, the Pirates upset No. 2 seed St. Ignatius in the state tournament and this season, as the No. 8 seed, upset top-seeded Bishop O’Dowd in the NCS playoffs. For live updates on this game, follow us on Twitter at: http://twitter.com/SanFranPreps.
Football: Miles scores six touchdowns to send Sacred Heart to CCS final
By Jeremy Balan
GILROY — As Valentino Miles goes, so does Sacred Heart Cathedral’s football team, and the standout senior running back had a night to remember in the Central Coast Section Division III semifinals on Friday night against Christopher.
Miles totaled 143 yards rushing on 26 carries, gained 133 yards on five receptions and scored every touchdown in Sacred Heart’s 42-23 win over the top-seeded Cougars at Gilroy High School.
Friday Scoreboard
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Game of the day – Sacred Heart Cathedral vs. Christopher football: Both teams looked impressive in first round wins and the winner tonight will advance to the CCS Division III championship game against either Valley Christian or St. Ignatius. For live updates on this game, follow us on Twitter at: http://twitter.com/SanFranPreps.
Football: Mission ends 57-year championship drought with Turkey Day win over Washington
By Jeremy Balan
It was only fitting that the unlikeliest of Academic Athletic Association champions would win in one of the most unlikely ways possible.
After a dizzying sequence of events in the fourth quarter, Mission High School clinched its first AAA title since 1954 with a 12-7 win over defending champion Washington at rain-soaked Kezar Stadium on Thursday.
Turkey Day Scoreboard
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Game of the day – Mission vs. Washington football: Undoubtedly the best two teams in the AAA all season, Mission is looking for its first Turkey Day title since 1954 and Washington is the defending champion. For live updates on this game, follow us on Twitter at: http://twitter.com/SanFranPreps.
Football: Playoff Pick ‘em keeps on rolling
Every week, members of the SanFranPreps.com staff, other local media members and one of our commenters will make predictions on the weekend’s games featuring our local San Francisco teams. Please feel free to make your own picks in the comment section and discuss the week’s games.
Football Game of the Week: Washington and Mission in the Turkey Day Tussle
By Jeremy Balan
The annual Turkey Day championship undoubtedly features the two best teams in the Academic Athletic Association and it also presents a clash of history.
The game between Washington High School and Mission on Thursday at Kezar Stadium will feature the team with the longest championship drought and last year’s champion.
Washington rolled to the championship last year with a 36-6 win over Balboa, while Mission hasn’t won a Turkey Day title since 1954 and hasn’t advanced to the holiday championship game since 1977.
Football: St. Ignatius storms back to shock Aptos in CCS playoffs
By Jeremy Balan
APTOS — St. Ignatius’ season of heartbreak continued on Friday night, but this time it was the Wildcats that dealt the pain.
SI rallied back from a 24-7 third-quarter deficit to beat Aptos 35-31 on the road in the first round of the Central Coast Section Division III playoffs.
Friday Scoreboard: Playoff football and basketball tips off!
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Game of the day – St. Ignatius vs. Aptos football: So much is unknown about the Mariners (9-1), but in their nine wins they’ve averaged over 45 points per game. Aptos is also on an eight-game winning streak. For live updates on this game, follow us on Twitter at: http://twitter.com/SanFranPreps.
Football: Washington comes on late to beat Lincoln in AAA semifinals
By Bonta Hill
For the first 33 minutes, it looked as though Lincoln High School would make it five straight years in which an upset occurred in the Academic Athletic Association semifinals.
But spurred by two second half turnovers by the visiting Mustangs, defending champion Washington overcame a 10-7 halftime deficit and advanced to their second-consecutive AAA championship with a 21-10 victory on Thursday.
Football: Mission’s defense stands strong late against Lowell in AAA semis
By Jeremy Balan
Mission High School’s defense was far from dominant against Lowell in the Academic Athletic Association semifinals, but when the Bears needed it, they got the stops.
After Lowell scored on the first possession of the second half to cut the Mission lead to 28-24, the Cardinals recovered an onside kick and appeared to seize momentum, but the Mission defense held strong and didn’t allow a point for the rest of the game to lead the Bears to a 42-24 win on Thursday at Kezar Stadium.
Football: SanFranPreps.com Playoff Pick ‘em
Every week, members of the SanFranPreps.com staff, other local media members and one of our commenters will make predictions on the weekend’s games featuring our local San Francisco teams. Please feel free to make your own picks in the comment section and discuss the week’s games.
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