The second week of league play has officially kicked off, and seriously, folks, the stakes for high school football in Ventura County just shot through the roof. We’ve got a jam-packed schedule coming at us, with fourteen insane matchups hitting the field tonight, plus one more killer game rolling into Saturday afternoon. You know the energy around these teams, right? It’s electric.
Jostradamus’s Wild Run and Who’s Who on the Field
Let’s talk about Jostradamus for a second. This dude is on an absolute tear, hitting an unbelievable 13-2 last week. That’s not a fluke, either. He’s sitting pretty with a 94-19 record for the entire season so far, a ridiculous .832 winning percentage. If you’re not paying attention to his picks for Week 7, you’re absolutely missing out on some serious insight. This guy just knows what’s up with these teams, plain and simple.
And if that wasn’t enough to get you hyped, Joe Curley and Dominic Massimino from The Star just dropped their expanded Top 100 local high school football players. Eight weeks ago, they gave us the top 65, but after watching the first half of the regular season, they’ve dug deeper. You know every player on that list is out there busting their butt, trying to make a name for themselves, and every game counts right now.
What’s On Tap This Weekend
So, what are we looking forward to? Tonight, Friday, October 9, we’ve got some massive 7 p.m. kickoffs: Pacifica at Newbury Park, Oak Park at Agoura, Buena at Oxnard, Camarillo at Calabasas, Rio Mesa at Moorpark, Santa Barbara at Ventura, Oaks Christian at Simi Valley, Thousand Oaks at Westlake, Fillmore at Hueneme, Nordhoff at Channel Islands, Del Sol at Grace, San Marcos at Santa Paula, Carpinteria at Santa Clara, and Dos Pueblos at Royal. Talk about a full slate! Then, for Saturday, October 10, we’ve got St. Bonaventure heading to Bishop Diego for a 3 p.m. showdown. Every single one of these games matters, and you know these kids are leaving it all on the field. Don’t miss a second of the action.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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