BREAKING: The Bay Area high school football scene delivered thrilling action in Week 10, featuring dominant performances and nail-biting finishes across the region. As teams gear up for playoff contention, the stakes have never been higher.
UPDATE: On October 20, 2025, top-ranked De La Salle continued its undefeated streak, crushing No. 11 California with a staggering score of 52-14. Star player Jaden Jefferson, the California state 100-meter dash champion, electrified fans with a 99-yard kickoff return for a touchdown, setting the tone for an impressive showing at home.
No. 3 Pittsburg followed suit with a commanding 42-0 victory over Freedom, securing their place at the top of the Bay Valley Athletic League. Defensive standout Jacob Mejia intercepted a pass, leading to a quick touchdown by Ramire Lewis. The Pirates scored all their points before halftime, prompting a running clock in the second half.
In another highlight, No. 4 Acalanes clinched the Diablo Athletic League Foothill Division title with a strong 31-14 win against No. 15 Clayton Valley Charter. Josh Elerts showcased his skills with 134 rushing yards, while quarterback Tyler Winkles threw for over 210 yards.
Meanwhile, No. 6 Los Gatos routed Menlo-Atherton 56-13, scoring on their first two plays and remaining undefeated in the Peninsula Athletic League Bay Division. Quarterback Callum Schweitzer completed all seven of his passes for a remarkable 170 yards.
The weekend also featured an upset as Amador Valley stunned No. 10 Monte Vista with a 35-14 win, powered by Anthony Harrington’s eight receptions for 215 yards and two long touchdown catches.
In the East Bay, Hayward showcased their dominance with a resounding 53-8 victory over Irvington, bolstered by Jaydyn Irving’s three touchdown passes. This win keeps Hayward at the forefront of the West Alameda County Conference Mission Division standings.
As the regular season winds down, teams like Christopher, who edged out Lincoln-San Jose 31-29, are fighting for playoff positions. Kordell Crocker’s game-changing interception was pivotal in securing the win.
Looking ahead, the competition is heating up as teams vie for playoff spots. Fans can expect more thrilling matchups as the season progresses, with teams like Woodside (who clinched the Peninsula Athletic League Ocean Division title) and Piedmont Hills aiming for strong finishes.
Stay tuned for more updates as the season unfolds. This is just the beginning of an electrifying end to the high school football season in the Bay Area!
