QB Pierce Clarkson (St. John Bosco-Bellflower) — The Braves’ gifted senior sign caller had an enormous recreation in St. John Bosco’s 24-22 Division 1 Southern Part championship win over Mater Dei from the Rose Bowl. He accomplished 14 of 27 passes for 264 yards and three touchdowns. On the season, he’s thrown 29 TDs and rushed for 5 extra. Clarkson is dedicated to the College of Louisville. Saturday 8 p.m. vs. Serra-San Mateo at Saddleback (Open)

DB Josiah Cox (Lincoln-San Diego) — Cox is the emotional chief for the Hornets and a part of a loaded group within the secondary. He has three interception and two sacks on the season and got here up with a fourth down landing reception throughout Lincoln’s comeback in opposition to Carlsbad within the San Diego Part title recreation. Friday 8 p.m. vs. De La Salle (D1-AA)

QB Dereun Dortch (San Jacinto) — The three-star star is robust, versatile and a twin menace, but completes 72.4 p.c of his passes. He is thrown for 3,261 yards and 47 touchdowns and rushed for 533 yards and 11 extra scores. His QB score is ridiculous 150.4. Saturday 6 p.m. at Grant Union-Sacramento (3-AA) 

LB Tre Edwards (Mater Dei Catholic-Chula Vista) — Edwards is a drive at linebacker for the Crusaders. The UCLA-commit was named San Diego Part Defensive Participant of the Yr final season after totaling 96 tackles and 6 sacks throughout Mater Dei Catholic’s undefeated season. Friday 4 p.m. vs. McClymonds-Oakland (D2-AA)

RB Charles Greer (De La Salle-Harmony) — The Fresno State-bound standout rushed for 1,126 yards and 15 touchdowns regardless of lacking time with damage. He can pound inside or break the lengthy one. Friday 8 p.m. vs. Lincoln-San Diego at Saddleback (1-AA)

Dillon Greshan (San Jacinto) — The 6-2, 180-pounder is rising recruiting rankings after a exceptional junior season that features 81 receptions for 1,864 yards and 28 touchdowns, the latter two numbers lead the state. He has gives from Oregon, Arizona and Colorado amongst others. Saturday 8 p.m. at Grant Union-Sacramento (3-AA) 

Vincent Holmes (San Jacinto) — Laborious to consider the Tigers have a lot receiving expertise because the Washington-bound 4-star recruit has 54 catches for 1,144 yards and 13 touchdowns. Saturday 8 p.m. at Grant Union-Sacramento (3-AA)

RB Cameron Jones (St. John Bosco-Bellflower) — Standing at 6-2 and weighing in at 220 kilos, Jones is a bruising, bodily runner who averages a whopping 8.6 yards per carry. The junior has rushed for 1,046 yards and 18 touchdowns. Saturday 8 p.m. vs. Serra-San Mateo at Saddleback (Open)

WR-CB Kresean Kizzy (Liberty-Bakersfield) — Apart from the best identify within the championships, Kizzy is a bonafide two-way star as lockdown nook and residential run hitter with 42 catches for 909 yards and 11 touchdowns. Additionally terrific returner. Saturday 4 p.m. vs. Pittsburg at Saddleback (D1-A) 

RB-DB Troy Leigber (Laguna Hills) — A 3-star security, Leigber has carried the Hawks throughout a banner 14-1 season with 2,461 speeding yards, 42 touchdowns and 4 interceptions. He is additionally hauled in 22 passes for 380 yards and 5 extra scores. Saturday 6 p.m. vs. Bellarmine at San Jose Metropolis Faculty (D3-A).

LB-RB Jabari Mann (Serra-San Mateo) — The 5-foot-11, 195-pound junior linebacker, robust security and working again epitomizes the Padres’ versatility and physicality. He has gives to Pittsburg and San Jose State. Saturday 8 p.m. vs. St. John Bosco at Saddleback (Open)

QB Joseph McCray (Grant Union-Sacramento) — Among the many prime 5 California passers in passing yards (3,796) and  touchdowns (48)), the 6-1, 185-pound senior has led the Pacers’ exceptional turnaround. Saturday 6 p.m. vs. San Jacinto  (D3-AA)

WR Jerry McClure (Mater Dei Catholic-Chula Vista) — McClure has been the main receiver for the Crusaders every of the previous two seasons, catching 91 passes throughout that point. The UCLA-commit is sitting on 923 receiving yards and 14 touchdowns heading into Friday’s championship recreation. Friday 4 p.m. vs. McClymonds-Oakland (D2-AA)

WR DeAndre Moore Jr. (St. John Bosco) — The 6-foot, 185-pound Louisville commit is ranked the No. 8 senior recruit within the state, in response to 247Sports. He averages 22.0 yards per catch and has eight landing grabs in 10 video games. Saturday 8 p.m. vs. Serra at Saddleback (Open)

QB Dominic Nankil (Mater Dei Catholic) — A 3-star prospect, the 6-1, 175-pound senior has accomplished 65 p.c of his 325 passes for 3,138 yards and 33 touchdowns. He has a proposal from New Mexico State. Friday 4 p.m. vs. McClymonds (D2-AA)

RB-LB Ryker Peters (Escalon) — There’s not a lot Peters does not do on the soccer discipline for Escalon with 2,031 speeding yours, 30 touchdowns and 82 tackles. Saturday 6 p.m. vs. Northwood-Irvine (D4-AA)

DB Easton Peterson (Granite Hills-El Cajon) — Peterson has led the cost for the Eagles’ protection that has been among the many greatest within the state at inflicting turnovers. He has 66 tackles, eight interceptions, two fumble recoveries and a blocked punt and has returned three of his interceptions for touchdowns. Saturday midday vs. San Ramon Valley-Danville (D2-A)

QB Jaden Rashada (Pittburg) — The lanky and speedy 6-5, 190-pound senior has hovered round 4- and 5-star rankings the final 12 months for his massive, correct arm, escapability and poise. The Florida-commit has thrown for two,729 yards and 30 touchdowns. Saturday 4 p.m. vs. Liberty-Bakersfield (D1-A)

RB Roderick Robinson (Lincoln-San Diego) – Robinson has been an issue for defenses all season, speeding for two,160 yards and 33 touchdowns whereas averaging 11 yards per carry. The Georgia-commit etched his place within the San Diego Part file books with a 476-yard, eight-touchdown efficiency in opposition to Mater Dei Catholic in September. Friday 8 p.m. vs. De La Salle (D1-AA)

QB Maealiuaki Smith (Serra-San Mateo) — A quickly rising three-star junior turned Serra’s largely run-attack to a harmful passing assault, throwing for slightly below 2,500 yards and 34 touchdowns. He has 12 school gives, together with Florida State, Michigan State and Washington. Saturday 8 p.m. vs. St. John Bosco (Open)

RB Dijon Stanley (Granada Hills Constitution) — The three-star Utah commit headlines the Highlanders’ all-run assault with 2,670 yards (12.4 common) with 32 touchdowns. His cousin Darrell Stanley, a sophomore, is not dangerous both with 1,294 yards and 19 TDs together with 4 interceptions. Saturday 6 p.m. at San Marin-Novato (D4-A)  

RB Jaivian Thomas (McClymonds-Oakland) — Nicknamed “The Jet” for good motive. Explosive and quick, the 5-foot-10, 180-pound senior has rushed for two,456 yards and 20 touchdowns in simply 11 video games. He averages a ridiculous 14.5 per carry. Friday 4 p.m. vs. Mater Dei Catholic-Chula Vista at Saddleback (D2-AA)

OL-DL Derek Thompson (De La Salle) — The center and soul of the Spartans’ line and group, the two-year co-captain has battled by means of accidents all through the season to will his group to a state-title recreation. He is headed to Harvard. Friday 8 p.m. vs. Lincoln-San Diego (D1-AA)

DL/TE Matayo Uiagalelei (St. John Bosco-Bellflower) — Uiagalelei made main recruiting headlines this week when he narrowed his checklist of school decisions right down to Ohio State, Oregon and USC. These faculties need him for good motive — the senior standout makes a significant influence on either side of the ball. In St. John Bosco’s Division 1 Southern Part championship win over Mater Dei, he caught a landing and made a number of tackles for loss. Saturday 8 p.m. vs. Serra-San Mateo at Saddleback (Open)

WR Rashid Williams (Pittsburg) — Recognized for his huge wing span and talent to make robust catches, particularly close to the sideline, the College of Washington commit is the primary four-way starter in class historical past. He is the No. 18 senior recruit in California and hauled in 154 profession passes for two,018 yards and 28 touchdowns. Saturday 4 p.m. vs. Liberty-Bakersfield at Saddleback (D1-A)

S Peyton Woodyard (St. John Bosco-Bellflower) — Woodyard is one other bruiser who leads the Braves’ exceptionally gifted secondary. The 5-star junior’s made 43 tackles and one interception. He additionally returns punts for the Braves. Saturday 8 p.m. vs. Serra-San Mateo at Saddleback (Open)