Heading into their games on Friday, Nov. 8, three Foothill League football teams had hopes for deep playoff runs. Valencia and Hart had their hopes dashed, but Golden Valley won, and will play on.
Competing in CIF Southern Section Division 5, and riding a six-game winning streak, the Valencia Vikings fell to the Lakewood Lancers 26-50, to finish the season at 6-5 overall. That’s not bad considering Valencia was 0-4 at one point. Lakewood, now 7-4 overall, will move on to play 6-5 Foothill this Friday, Nov. 15. Foothill got by Moorpark 30-28 on Nov. 8.
Competing in Division 6, the Hart Hawks finished the season at 8-3 overall, after losing to Rancho Verde on Nov. 8, 34-47. Rancho Verde, now 7-4 overall, will meet 7-4 Glendora on Nov. 15. Glendora beat Agoura 31-7 on Nov. 8.
In Division 7, the Golden Valley Grizzlies took down El Toro 35-21 on Nov. 8, for an impressive 9-2 overall record thus far. Golden Valley has a “neutral” playoff game versus 4-7 Warren on Friday, Nov. 15 at 7 p.m. at Justice Stadium in Downey. Warren beat Palm Desert 35-7 last Friday.
Justice Stadium is located at Downey High School, 11040 Brookshire Ave., Downey, 90241.
As the final Foothill League football games concluded on Friday, Nov. 1, league standings sorted out pretty much to recent expectations. Valencia beat West Ranch 35-0 to stand alone as champion at 6-0 in league. Hart defeated Saugus 54-40 to come in second at 5-1. Golden Valley took down Canyon…
The 2019 high school football regular season has come to a close with five SCV schools: Canyon, Hart, Trinity Classical Academy, Valencia and West Ranch advancing to the playoffs and turning their attention to making a deep postseason run after the CIF-Southern Section released the playoff brackets on Sunday.
A total of six Santa Clarita Valley varsity football teams are heading to the playoffs this year, giving each a chance to win out their division and take home their respective section championship trophy.
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