When we release our new national rankings on Sunday, St. John Bosco will be able to start celebrating a “mythical” national championship. Saturday night, the Braves, ranked No. 1 in the High School Football America 100, beat No. 7 De La Salle 49-28 for the California Open Division championship, which will all but wrap-up the national title with only next week’s Texas championships to be played along with a couple of games in the GEICO State Champions Bowl Series.
On 73-yard drive DJ Uiagalelei completed three straight passes to Logan Loya. Then jogged into end zone. 42-28 Bosco. 8:11 left. pic.twitter.com/xJTMn8m0FS
— eric sondheimer (@latsondheimer) December 15, 2019
Clemson-recruit DJ Uiagalelei closed-out his scholastic career with a fantastic finish. He threw four touchdowns passes and ran for another.
On 73-yard drive DJ Uiagalelei completed three straight passes to Logan Loya. Then jogged into end zone. 42-28 Bosco. 8:11 left. pic.twitter.com/xJTMn8m0FS
— eric sondheimer (@latsondheimer) December 15, 2019
Logan Loya TD. St. John Bosco 35, De La Salle 13. DJ is 20 of 23 for 334 yards passing, four TDs. pic.twitter.com/OgWzhE9lxH
— eric sondheimer (@latsondheimer) December 15, 2019
Bosco finishes with a 13-1 record with its only loss to two-time defending champ Mater Dei. De La Salle finishes 12-2 with losses to No. 1 St. John Bosco and No. 4 St. Thomas Aquinas (Florida).
