High School Boys
Oceanside HS won a meeting of two 2-0 teams in Southern California’s Multi-School league, beating Murrieta 36-31.
It was an exciting and tightly-contested game as top of the table was at stake. Oceanside’s strength was probably in the forwards. Thomas Reynoso, Zavier Leatherman, Jonah Tua, and Kingston Faatili all provided powerful carries and tested the Murrieta defense.
Rigby Ohio's new elections are completed and the results aren't decisive one way or the other.
For the agents of change who wanted to see a new Board, the election did not deliver a landslide.
For the incumbent group of Boardmembers, the election did not deliver a vote of confident.
Well, well. Something like 45 games are on our Boys HS slate this week.
North Carolina's single-school league is coming to a culmination. This week we do have games that don't carry a lot of weight unless there's a big upset. But, yes, we might see an upset, but we also have a forfeit.
We are woefully late in this week's HS Club rankings.
And it's funny because sometimes it's more difficult to rank teams when there've been a small number of results than it is with a lot of results.
Here's a look at some of the boys high school players who had a good weekend on the field.
This is just a sample, and we always welcome nominations each week. But these players impressed:
Lukas Lupinski, Charlotte CatholicLupinski led a massive forward effort that helps stymie a vaunted Hough defense in a 24-19 win.
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