How Top 10 CIF San Diego Section high school football fared (10/4/2024)

No. 4 Mission Hills broke No. 7 Carlsbad's 29-game league win streak; No. 2 Cathedral Catholic and No. 3 Granite Hills win by a combined 81-0
Mission Hills junior quarterback Troy Huhn warms up prior to the 2024 season opener. The Grizzlies beat Carlsbad 35-28 on Friday.
Mission Hills junior quarterback Troy Huhn warms up prior to the 2024 season opener. The Grizzlies beat Carlsbad 35-28 on Friday. / Bodie De Silva

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HOW TOP 10 SAN DIEGO SECTION FOOTBALL TEAMS FARED (10/4/2024)
(RECORDS UPDATED AS FINALS REPORTED)

1. Lincoln (3-2)

Saturday vs. Los Alamitos

2. Cathedral Catholic (5-1)

Final: Cathedral Catholic 42, St. Augustine 0

3. Granite Hills (5-1)

Final: Granite Hills 39, Steele Canyon 0

4. Mission Hills (4-1)

Final: Mission Hills 35, Carlsbad 28

5. La Costa Canyon (6-0)

Final: La Costa Canyon 33, Poway 15

6. San Marcos (5-1)

Final: San Marcos 55, Fallbrook 6

7. Carlsbad (4-2)

Final: Mission Hills 35, Carlsbad 28

8. El Camino (4-2)

Final: Torrey Pines 7, El Camino 6

9. Mount Miguel (5-1)

Final: Mount Miguel 63, Grossmont 26

10. Torrey PInes (3-3)

Final: Torrey Pines 7, El Camino 6

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Mitch Stephens
MITCH STEPHENS

Mitch Stephens is a senior editor at SBLive Sports for California, a state he's covered high school sports since 1984. He won multiple CNPA and CPSWA writing awards with the Contra Costa Times, San Francisco Chronicle and MaxPreps.com before joining the SBLive staff in 2022. He's covered the beat nationally since 2007, profiling such athletes as Derrick Henry, Paige Bueckers, Patrick Mahomes, Sabrina Ionescu, Jayson Tatum, Chiney Ogwumike, Jeremy Lin and Najee Harris as preps. You can reach him at mitch@scorebooklive.com.