The Marine and Western League titles are up for grabs this Friday, as it all comes down to one game.
In the Marine League, Carson has a chance to be the outright champions, after they knocked off Narbonne 39-35 last week. Some say that it was a shocking upset, but the Marine League always comes down to those two teams and San Pedro, so it is no surprise to see Carson in this position.
For the Colts to win the title, they have to defeat San Pedro on Friday night. If San Pedro wins, there will more than likely be a three-way tie for the league title between the three teams, because Narbonne narrowly defeated San Pedro earlier this year.
In the Western League, Hamilton is looking to shock the City Section. The winner of their matchup with Venice will be crowned league champs. Venice has won the title every year since 2005, and before a few weeks ago, had not lost a league game since 2004.
Hamilton has had their ups and downs over the years, with most seasons seeing them finish with a losing record. There was talk during the offseason that they would field a good team this year, but nobody thought that they could pull off a league title. They are undefeated in league play, and Venice has only one loss.
In the Coliseum League, Crenshaw wrapped it up when they knocked off Dorsey to start league play. Neither has been challenged since then.
Last week’s results
Crenshaw 76, Fremont 0
Dorsey 57, Manual Arts 0
Locke 20, Jefferson 14
Garfield 79, Jordan 0
Carson 39, Narbonne 35
San Pedro 42, Gardena 7
Banning 47, Washington 6
Hawkins 46, West Adams 27
Los Angeles 44, Santee 7
Banning 47, Washington 6
Hamilton 31, Palisades 24
Venice 48, Westchester 7
University 48, Fairfax 3
Inglewood 40, Peninsula 35
Dominguez 56, Gahr 19
North Torrance 35, Leuzinger 20
Culver City 35, Hawthorne 10
Serra 41, Chaminade 28
Centennial 23, Torrance 0
Bishop Montgomery 42, St. Bernard 14
Verbum Dei 7, Cantwell-Sacred Heart 6
