Boys School-Team Rankings Week 5
La Costa Canyon's win over Cathedral Catholic moves them up significantly, but the Mavericks are not the only team making a move.
Huskies, Serra, Orange Lutheran, StrakeJesuit, and Rio Americano all inch up several spots.
Hopefully the weather cooperates a little bit for us to see more action in Texas.
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The Los Angeles-based college looked solid in a 40-19 defeat of CC. Fullback Cole Conforti scored two tries in the game, as did wing Danny Childs. Centers Brad Aryeh and Philip Mitselmakher scored one each, and Brennan Curulla did well with a 5-for-6 day on kicking from the tee.
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Pacific Desert D1
Grand Canyon opened their Pacific Desert D1 account with a well-taken 43-3 win over Arizona.
Strake Rolls as Texas Finally Gets Going
Strake Jesuit opened up Varsity Cup District play with a 76-0 road win over HCYA.
Junior fullback Sam Grissom made his varsity debut and scored two tries, a tally matched by center Nick Starling. Thee other players making their first varsity appearance scoredÚ wing Sam Mahoney, flanker Miller Leslie, and prop Henry Sovany, as Strake ran out to a 35-0 halftime lead and cruised.
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Restart Success Leads USA U18 Boys Performance
Every now and then a USA age-grade team puts in a performance and you get the feeling that, hey, maybe we’re not crazy.
Of late the USA U20 and U18 teams on the men/boys and women/girls sides have both had their moments, and certainly for the U18 boys, the Global Youth 7s was one of those moments.
