High school football top performers for Week 7
A look at some of the top performances in high school football games across the Southland on Thursday and Friday:
PASSING
—Caleb Sanchez, St. John Bosco: Completed 16 of 18 passes for 343 yards and five touchdowns in win over Servite.
—Jackson Kollock, Laguna Hills: Passed for six touchdowns in win over Garden Grove.
—Tommy Acosta, Capistrano Valley: Passed for 119 yards and two touchdowns, rushed for 232 yards and two touchdowns in win over Aliso Niguel.
—Elijah Brown, Mater Dei: Completed 20 of 22 passes for 329 yards and four touchdowns in win over JSerra.
RUSHING
—Julius Gillick, Edison: Rushed for a school-record 315 yards and six touchdowns in win over Huntington Beach.
—Aiden Rubin, San Clemente: Rushed for a school-record 273 yards and three touchdowns in win over Ayala.
—Chase Jones, Yorba Linda: Contributed 241 yards rushing and three touchdowns in win over El Modena.
RECEIVING
—Bryant Collins, Dymally: Caught three touchdown passes and scored another in win over Crenshaw.
—Shane Rosenthal, Newbury Park: Caught three touchdown passes, had two interceptions in win over Agoura.
DEFENSE
—Justin Wyrick, Salesian: Returned two interceptions for touchdowns in win over Cantwell-Sacred Heart, giving him seven interceptions this season.
—Nasir Wyatt, Mater Dei: Had two of Mater Dei’s seven sacks in win over JSerra.
—Stacy Bey, Rancho Cucamonga: Had an interception and sack in win over Etiwanda.
—Jordan Cardenas, Valencia: Had one of Valencia’s five interceptions and blocked a field-goal attempt in win over West Ranch.
SPECIAL TEAMS
—Jonathan Martinez, Narbonne: Kicked two 30-yard field goals, including the game winner with 58 seconds left, in a win over Banning.
—Ryon Sayeri, Chaminade: Made a 47-yard field goal in win over Bishop Alemany.
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