No. 21
Centennial (Corona, Calif.) won a rollercoaster game against No. 1
Mater Dei (Santa Ana, Calif.) 43-36 in a rumble that had everything.
Junior
Jaden Walk-Green of Centennial intercepted his second pass of the night with under two minutes left on a jump ball with four-star wide receiver
Kayden Dixon-Wyatt of Mater Dei. Both players wanted the call, and the ball went to the Huskies.
This is the first time a team not named St. John Bosco has beaten Mater Dei since 2015 and the Monarchs turned the ball over seven times in this one.
The Huskies led 33-7 at halftime before Mater Dei roared back to score 29 unanswered points in the third quarter that gave the Monarchs a 36-33 lead.
Centennial then kicked a field goal to tie the game, before forcing a turnover to get the ball back. Led by senior quarterback
Dominick Catalano, the Huskies used a lot of clock and with 2:27 left in the game, sophomore
Malaki Davis rumbled into the end zone for his third touchdown of the game and a 43-36 lead.
Cal commit
Jonathan McKinley II recorded multiple sacks for Centennial and had a pressure in the first quarter that led to Mater Dei quarterback
Ryan Hopkins throwing an interception that was returned for a touchdown by Walk-Green. Walk-Green also made two field goals.
By the end of the first quarter, the Huskies led 28-0.
Mater Dei will now travel to Las Vegas to take on Bishop Gorman next week in the MaxPreps Game of the Week.
No. 25
Carrollton defeated
Gainesville 43-21 in the MaxPreps Game of the Week and improved to 5-0. Carrollton dominated on the ground as senior
Cameron Wood went for 144 yards with four touchdowns.
With Carrollton holding a 29-21 lead midway through the fourth quarter, sophomore
Tyler Boyd intercepted a Gainesville pass to give the Trojans the ball back. Wood then got his fourth touchdown on the ensuing Trojans drive. On the next Gainesville possession, senior
Peyton Zachary returned an interception for a touchdown with under a minute left to extend the lead to 43-21.
Freshman quarterback
C.J. Cypher started at quarterback for Carrollton and he hit Georgia commit
Ryan Mosley for a touchdown in the first half.
Gainesville trailed 22-8 before roaring back to cut the deficit to 22-21. Clemson quarterback commit
Kharim Hughley threw two touchdowns and junior linebacker
Darryn Williams returned an interception for a touchdown.
Mission Viejo answered almost immediately when Ohio State
Luke Fahey
continued his magnificent season with his second touchdown strike of
the night. The Diablos defense shut down Lincoln the rest of the way,
including a stop on fourth down. With a 27-24 lead late in the fourth,
Mission Viejo running back
Davonte Curtis put the game away with a rushing touchdown.
The Patriots tied the game up 17-17 on a field goal as time expired in the fourth quarter. Senior wide receiver
Jamar Denson had two receiving touchdowns while
Terrance Johnson had two interceptions for the Patriots in the loss.
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