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RobbinsAthletics.com highlights major shake-ups in California's CIF Southern Section football rankings after a weekend of surprising upsets that reshuffled the state's top teams
LOS ANGELES - Californer -- Week 7 of California high school football action brought chaos to the CIF Southern Section rankings, as several underdogs delivered statement wins and some of the state's perennial powerhouses found themselves on the wrong side of lopsided scores.
According to Sports Illustrated's updated Top 25 CIF Southern Section Rankings, the latest results caused one of the biggest midseason shake-ups of the year — a reminder that even the most dominant teams can't afford a single off night.
Shifts at the Top
St. John Bosco remains at No. 1 after making a statement with a 70–21 blowout win over JSerra. Quarterback Koa Malau'ulu threw five touchdown passes, keeping the Braves' grip on the top spot firm.
Sierra Canyon held steady at No. 2 after shutting out Serra 30–0 in a game that mixed defensive dominance with some postgame controversy.
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Meanwhile, Corona Centennial climbed to No. 3 following a commanding 62–20 victory over Roosevelt — a win that also marked Coach Matt Logan's 300th career victory, solidifying his place among the state's most respected leaders.
Teams on the Rise
The rankings also showcased fresh faces and rising programs:
On the flip side, Chaparral and Los Alamitos took costly losses that dropped them in the standings and may impact playoff seeding if trends continue.
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A Midseason Turning Point
As league play intensifies, these results mark a critical turning point in the season. Momentum and depth are becoming just as important as raw talent. Programs that started the year flying under the radar are now knocking on the door of the Top 10, while traditional heavyweights are being forced to reassess strategies heading into the stretch run.
Fans and analysts alike are calling this one of the most unpredictable CIF Southern Section seasons in recent memory — a perfect storm of developing talent, competitive parity, and fearless scheduling.
Coverage from RobbinsAthletics.com
RobbinsAthletics.com, a growing online destination for high school and amateur sports coverage, continues to follow the weekly rankings and results across California and beyond. The platform reports on emerging programs, standout athletes, and trends shaping prep sports nationwide.
Learn more at https://robbinsathletics.com
According to Sports Illustrated's updated Top 25 CIF Southern Section Rankings, the latest results caused one of the biggest midseason shake-ups of the year — a reminder that even the most dominant teams can't afford a single off night.
Shifts at the Top
St. John Bosco remains at No. 1 after making a statement with a 70–21 blowout win over JSerra. Quarterback Koa Malau'ulu threw five touchdown passes, keeping the Braves' grip on the top spot firm.
Sierra Canyon held steady at No. 2 after shutting out Serra 30–0 in a game that mixed defensive dominance with some postgame controversy.
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Meanwhile, Corona Centennial climbed to No. 3 following a commanding 62–20 victory over Roosevelt — a win that also marked Coach Matt Logan's 300th career victory, solidifying his place among the state's most respected leaders.
Teams on the Rise
The rankings also showcased fresh faces and rising programs:
- Mission Viejo jumped to No. 5 after dismantling Long Beach Poly 56–7.
- Murrieta Valley surged upward with a 55–45 win over Norco, proving its offense can hang with anyone in the state.
- Beaumont entered the conversation with a stunning 58–0 shutout of Redlands, earning its highest ranking in program history.
- Vista Murrieta, Corona del Mar, Leuzinger, and Damien all saw upward movement after strong league showings.
On the flip side, Chaparral and Los Alamitos took costly losses that dropped them in the standings and may impact playoff seeding if trends continue.
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A Midseason Turning Point
As league play intensifies, these results mark a critical turning point in the season. Momentum and depth are becoming just as important as raw talent. Programs that started the year flying under the radar are now knocking on the door of the Top 10, while traditional heavyweights are being forced to reassess strategies heading into the stretch run.
Fans and analysts alike are calling this one of the most unpredictable CIF Southern Section seasons in recent memory — a perfect storm of developing talent, competitive parity, and fearless scheduling.
Coverage from RobbinsAthletics.com
RobbinsAthletics.com, a growing online destination for high school and amateur sports coverage, continues to follow the weekly rankings and results across California and beyond. The platform reports on emerging programs, standout athletes, and trends shaping prep sports nationwide.
Learn more at https://robbinsathletics.com
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