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WEEK TWO 2008-09 TOP TEN

1. COMPTON TARBABES( MOORE) 4-0

2. L.B. POLY JACK RABBITS(MOORE) 4-0

3. CULVER CITY CENTAURS(OCEAN) 4-1

4. SERRA CAVALIERS(DEL REY) 4-0

5. LAKEWOOD LANCERS(MOORE) 4-0

6. PARAMOUNT PIRATES(S.G.VALLEY) 4-0

7. MIRA COSTA MUSTANGS(BAY) 2-2

8. GAHR GLADIATORS( S.G.VALLEY) 2-2-1

9. NORTH HIGH SAXONS(BAY) 4-0

10.SANTA MONICA VIKINGS(OCEAN)4-0

Player of the Week

# 12

James McConico

of the

COMPTON TARBABES

This JR RB

Is the secret that they dont talk about at Compton High School. This Young man rushed 5 times for 183 yrds and 3 touchdowns Friday night against Cabrillo. Mc Conico also caught a pass for a touchdown giving him four in the game. The Moore league defenses will have to keep their eyes on him or he'll score.

(Good Job Son)

THE OBJECT TO WINNING A FOOTBALL GAME IS

DETERMINED BY HOW MUCH CHARACTER YOU

DISPLAY ON THE PLAYING FIELD.............................

Big Games Week Five 10/10/08

7:00pm

St Bonaventure@ LB Poly

Serra@ Taft (LACity)

More Games to See

West@ North

Inglewood@ Palos Verdes

Peninsula@ South

Culver City@ Redondo

Leuzinger@ Hawthorne

Newport@ Mira Costa

Morningside@ Cathedral

Cantwell-Sacred Heart@ Bosco Tech

Verbum Dei@ St Bernards

Compton@ Wilson (LB)

Cabrillo (LB)@ Lakewood

Millikan (LB)@ Jordan (LB)

Beverly@ Desert Hot Springs

Capistrano Valley@ Santa Monica

Bishop Montgomery@ El Segundo

Centennial (Cpt)@ Esperanza

Lawndale@ Lynwood

Santa Fe@ Downey

Bell Gardens@ Paramount

Cerritos@ Artesia

Mayfair@ Bellflower

Glenn@ Norwalk

Is Paramount For Real?

It appears as though the Paramount Pirates didnt just get a new football field this year. It seems as if they got a new attitude also. Going into their final non league game this week, the Pirates are 4-0 and appear unstoppable. As a team they have rushed for 719yrds and thrown for 417. They have a RB in Marcese Hudson 30 carries for 395 yrds that can get the job done. They have four receivers that can score whenever they touch the ball. Sitting on top of the San Gabriel Valley league right now, can this last thru November.

The Pirates will have to show Lyn, Dominguez and Gahr that they mean business if they want to have a shot at the playoffs .

Players that you should keep your eye on

SR LB Charles Jefferson Culver City

SR QB Jake Holtz Milliken, Long Beach

SR WR Deondre Powell Gahr

JR DB Patrick Hunter Paramount

SR WR Shaquille Evans Inglewood

JR RB Jerry Stone Lakewood

SR RB Randoll Carroll Cathedral

SR RB Daveon Barner LB Poly

Jordan of Long Beach players say that they are ready to make a run for the Moore League title this year. The buzz in North Long Beach is that the football team has overcome issues that troubled the program in the past and that they are now playing as a team. The loss to Santa Monica last week was the first this season and they are about to begin league play. Millikan will be a test this Friday, but their entire league schedule will take a team effort and mistake free football if they want to earn a playoff spot.

You will play the way you practice. So Remember

PRACTICE COUNTS

CATHEDRAL 42 EAGLEROCK 7

Saturday Night the Cathedral Phantoms were unstoppable against the Eagle Rock Eagles. In a game in which star running back Randoll Carroll DNP. quarterback Shaun Alexander was accurate to the point of throwing 24 of 35 for 285 yrds and 3 touchdowns., the Phantoms were firing on all cylinders. Dorsey transfers Kevin Ally and Josh Williamson also made contributions in the win.

Eagle Rock played a game full of missed blocking assignments and defensive let downs . It appears that after losing to Huntington Pk in the playoffs and then losing Coach Jerry Chou to Glendale, the Eagles have a lot of rebuilding to do. League play will begin for the Phantoms this week. They are playing strong enough to do well in their league, but they will need to carry that momentum into their last game against Gardena Serra.

L.B. Poly 32- Lakewood 15

Long Beach Poly and Lakewood squared off in a Moore league showdown last Friday night. With all the residue of the four game forfeit floating over their heads. The Lakewood Lancers hosted the Poly Jackrabbits and woke up from their lethargic week down at halftime 25-0.

They played with signs of life in the second half pulling to within ten on Jessie Scroggins quarterbacking (15 for 33 for 186 yrds) and two touchdowns. The effort was galant but not strong enough to stop the play of Daveon Barner who scored on an 80 yrd run to end Lakewood's hope for a victory. Barner's run capped off a 125 yrd rushing performance on only seven carries. This night would belong to Poly......

WEEKLY HIGHLIGHTS

Week Four

LB Poly@ Lakewood 32-15

Santa Monica@ L.B. Jordan 21-13

Trabuco Hills@ Gahr 28-21

Penninsula@ Vista Murrieta 13-42

Dominguez@ Leuzinger 0-13

South Tor@ West Tor 7-24

El Segundo@ St Bernards 49-6

Bosco Tech@ Salesian 42-13

Compton@ Cabrillo 68-20

Wilson@ Millikan 16-13

Centennial@ Hawthorne 38-27

Torrance@ Morningside 49-0

Verbum Dei@ Lawndale 22-28

North Tor@ Bishop Montgomery 24-13

Kennedy(LaPalma)@ Downey 20-21

Whittier@ Paramount 13-21

Warren@ LaSerna 10-28

Artesia@ Bellflower 48-0

Cerritos@ La Mirada 21-28

Mayfair@ Glenn 49-18

Intersectional

Culver@ Crenshaw 14-21

Inglewood@ Gardena 0-12

EagleRock@ Cathedral 7-42

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