SoFi Stadium to host first high school football game: Warren vs. Downey, Oct. 13

Tickets for the game will go on sale on September 28 at 10 a.m. at $35 for general admission.
SoFi Stadium to host first high school football game: Warren vs. Downey, Oct. 13
SoFi Stadium to host first high school football game: Warren vs. Downey, Oct. 13 /

SoFi Stadium will host its first high school football game this fall between Warren (4-1) and Downey (3-2) on Friday, Oct. 13 at 7 p.m.

The event is put on by the LA Bowl and is branding the game “LA Bowl Friday Night Lights”. 

Tickets will be on sale starting Thursday, September 28 at 10 a.m. at ticketmaster.com. General admission tickets are $35.

There were rumblings that Mater Dei and St. John Bosco were going to play at SoFi Stadium – home of the LA Rams and Chargers – last fall, but negotiations fell through due to Mater Dei not wanting to give up its home game at the Santa Ana Bowl.

Ironically, this unprecedented game at SoFi is the same night Mater Dei plays St. John Bosco this season. That game is in Bellflower.

Downey versus Warren is one of the most anticipated rivalry games of the year. Last year, Warren won the Gateway League matchup 49-22. However, Downey went on to win the CIF Southern Section Division 4 championship. 

MORE ABOUT LA BOWL

LA Bowl is a collegiate football game owned and operated by SoFi Stadium, and features Mountain West’s No. 1 selection versus the Pac-12’s No. 5 selection, after the CFP selection.

“LA Bowl is committed to promoting the importance of education, health and wellness, and physical activity by hosting various events in the local community,” said Adolfo Romero, vice president, programming and booking, SoFi Stadium and Hollywood Park. “We’re excited to continue these efforts by welcoming the students, faculty, and families of Downey High School and Warren High School to SoFi Stadium for its first high school football game.”


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Tarek Fattal, SBLive Sports
TAREK FATTAL, SBLIVE SPORTS

Tarek Fattal has been covering high school sports since 2015 in Southern California and primarily in Los Angeles, covering notable athletes such as Bronny James, Kayvon Thibodeaux and Alyssa Thompson. He was with the LA Daily News for eight years, which included being the beat reporter for the UCLA men's basketball team. Tarek can be seen on TV regularly on CBS/KCAL as a sports analyst with Jim Hill.