New Southern California Top 25

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Who’s #1 in Southern California? The question will be answered Saturday night when top-ranked Mater Dei and #2 St. John Bosco collide at Angel Stadium for the CIF Southern Section Division 1 championship.  Bosco, our preseason #1 in our national rankings, returns to its fourth straight championship game after beating Corona Centennial 49-47 in the section semifinals on Friday.  Last month, Mater Dei came-from-behind to beat the Braves 26-21 at Cerritos College.

St. John Bosco’s win Friday night, drops Corona Centennial to #3 in the latest High School Football America Southern California Top 25, followed by Narbonne, which climbs one spot to #4.  Rancho Cucamonga rounds-out the Top 5 at #5.

The CIF Southern Section Division 2 and 3 championships will feature all-Top 25 match-ups as #8 Murrieta Valley will host #16 San Clemente for the Division 2 title and #7 La Mirada will host #10 Edison for the Division 3 title.

High School Football America Southern California Top 25

#1 Mater Dei

Record: (13-0)

Previous Rank: #1

Rewind: beat #4 Rancho Cucamonga 48-21

Fast Forward: vs. #2 St. John Bosco, Saturday at Angel Stadium

#2 St. John Bosco

Record: (11-2)

Previous Rank: #3

Rewind: beat #2 Corona Centennial 49-47

Fast Forward: vs. #1 Mater Dei, Friday at Angel Stadium

#3 Corona Centennial

Record: (11-2)

Previous Rank: #2

Rewind: lost to #3 St. John Bosco 49-47

Fast Forward: Season Complete

#4 Narbonne

Record: (13-0)

Previous Rank: #5

Rewind: beat El Camino Real 54-20

Fast Forward: vs. Dorsey, Friday at El Camino College

#5 Rancho Cucamonga

Record: (12-1)

Previous Rank: #4

Rewind: lost to #1 Mater Dei 48-21

Fast Forward: Season Complete

#6 Mission Viejo

Record: (11-1)

Previous Rank: #6

Fast Forward: Season Complete

#7 La Mirada

Record: (11-2)

Previous Rank: #7

Rewind: beat Los Alamitos 36-20

Fast Forward: vs. #10 Edison, Friday

#8 Murrieta Valley

Record: (11-2)

Previous Rank: #8

Rewind: beat La Habra 63-42

Fast Forward: at vs. San Clemente, Friday

#9 Calabasas

Record: (13-0)

Previous Rank: #9

Rewind: beat Roosevelt (Eastvale) 58-21

Fast Forward: at Capistrano Valley, Saturday

#10 Edison

Record: (12-1)

Previous Rank: #10

Rewind: beat #21 Rancho Verde 32-28

Fast Forward: at #7 La Mirada, Friday

#11 Chaminade

Record: (8-4)

Previous Rank: #11

Fast Forward: Season Complete

#12 Vista Murrieta

Record: (9-3)

Previous Rank: #13

Fast Forward: Season Complete

#13 Santa Margarita

Record: (7-5)

Previous Rank: #14

Fast Forward: Season Complete

#14 Serra (Gardena)

Record: (7-4)

Previous Rank: #15

Fast Forward: Season Complete

#15 Bishop Amat

Record: (7-4)

Previous Rank: #16

Fast Forward: Season Complete

#16 San Clemente

Record: (10-3)

Previous Rank: #18

Rewind: beat #12 Valencia 41-35

Fast Forward: at #8 Murrieta Valley, Friday

#17 Orange Lutheran

Record: (5-6)

Previous Rank: #19

Fast Forward: Season Complete

#18 Valencia

Record: (10-3)

Previous Rank: #12

Rewind: lost to #18 San Clemente

Fast Forward: Season Complete

#19 Heritage

Record: (11-1)

Previous Rank: #19

Fast Forward: Season Complete

#20 JSerra

Record: (5-6)

Previous Rank: #20

Fast Forward:  Season Complete

#21 Rancho Verde

Record: (11-2)

Previous Rank: #21

Rewind: lost to #10 Edison 32-28

Fast Forward: Season Complete

#22 Long Beach Poly

Record: (7-4)

Previous Rank: #22

Fast Forward: Season Complete

#23 Oaks Christian

Record: (8-3)

Previous Rank: #23

Fast Forward: Season Complete

#24 Hawkins

Record: (13-0)

Previous Rank: #25

Rewind: beat Grant 63-20

Fast Forward: vs.Los Angeles, Saturday at El Camino College

#25 Cathedral

Record: (11-1)

Previous Rank: #24

Fast Forward: Season Complete

Editor’s Note: The High School Football America Southern California Top 25 is developed using our proprietary algorithm.

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About the Author

Jeff Fisher
Jeff is an award-winning journalist and expert in the field of high school sports, underscored with his appearance on CNBC in 2010 to talk about the big business of high school football in America.Jeff turned to his passion for high school football into an entrepreneurial venture called High School Football America, a digital media company focused on producing original high school sports content for radio, television and the internet.Jeff is co-founder and editor-in-chief of High School Football America, a partner with NFL Play Football.