Archbishop Mitty has secured a spot in the rankings of Bay Area high school football teams after a successful non-league run, despite being predicted to finish last in the WCAL. St. Ignatius also rose in the rankings after defeating Cathedral Catholic of San Diego. There are minor shifts among the top 10 teams: Wilcox moved up to No. 10 after defeating Sacred Heart Cathedral. Meanwhile, St. Francis and Archbishop Riordan swapped spots after their respective losses to De La Salle and Pittsburg. The rankings reflect strong performances and highlight the changing dynamics within the league.
In numbers
- Archbishop Mitty is now 3-0 after a 21-0 win over Menlo-Atherton.
- San Ramon Valley holds a 3-0 record and defeated Clayton Valley Charter 31-15 last week.
Current status
- No. 1 De La Salle retains its top spot after a convincing 42-7 win over St. Francis.
- California improved its record to 3-0 after defeating Monterey Trail-Elk Grove 35-21.
- Wilcox jumped to No. 10 after its 39-14 win over Sacred Heart Cathedral.
What’s next
Upcoming games include No. 1 De La Salle vs. St. Mary’s-Stockton, with continued dominance expected. Archbishop Mitty will challenge Valley Christian, while St. Ignatius looks to keep the momentum going against Serra. The rankings may shift even further, with several teams competing in crucial early-season games.
Conclusion
Consistently strong performances are crucial as teams strive for playoff spots and better rankings. The results of next week’s games could significantly change the rankings, solidifying the positions of some teams while others risk falling out of the top 25. Competition in the Bay Area football scene remains fierce and dynamic.
