Top 10 San Diego Section high school football rankings (9/3/24)

La Jolla beat Torrey Pines for the first time since 1975 on Friday night

La Jolla senior offensive tackle Jett Thomas is committed to play at San Diego State / Bodie De Silva

The second week of the San Diego Section football season took place without much movement among top 10 teams. Granite Hills, the top-ranked team, put 56 points up in their win over Mater Dei Catholic.

Lincoln traveled to Long Beach Poly and beat the Jackrabbits 42-14, bouncing back from their opening week loss. The Hornets will be back on the road this week, traveling to Las Vegas for a game against Coronado.

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Here are the latest rankings as of September 3, 2024 (rankings released every Monday)

TOP 10 CIF-SDS RANKINGS

1. Granite Hills (2-0)

Last week: 1

Granite Hills hit the road for the second straight week and posted 579 total yards in a 56-28 win over Mater Dei Catholic. They'll take on Perry (Arizona) on Saturday in the Honor Bowl at Cathedral Catholic.

2. Lincoln (1-1)

Last week: 2

Lincoln put together a complete game in Friday's win at Long Beach Poly, finishing with 532 total yards. Senior running back Aden Jackson found the end zone four times.

3. Cathedral Catholic (2-0)

Last week: 3

Cathedral Catholic quarterback Brady Palmer made his debut after getting elligible earlier in the week. He led the Dons to a 34-13 win over Chaminade from the Southern Section.

4. San Marcos (2-0)

Last week: 4

San Marcos junior quarterback Kreet Makihele passed for a career high 469 yards and six touchdowns in Friday's win at Tesoro. They'll play two straight at home beginning with Mater Dei Catholic on Friday.

5. Mission Hills (1-1)

Last week: 5

Mission Hills bounced back with a 42-0 win against Westview, holding the Wolverines to 77 total yards.

6. Mount Miguel (2-0)

Last week: 6

Mount Miguel rushed for 246 yards, crusing to a 54-12 win over Rancho Buena Vista. They'll take on La Jolla Country Day and Bishop's the next two weeks.

7. La Costa Canyon (2-0)

Last week: 8

La Costa Canyon took down Del Norte 49-8 on Thursday. Junior quarterback Quinn Roth tossed four touchdown passes. The Mavericks will host San Clemente on Friday night.

8. Carlsbad (1-1)

Last week: 7

Carlsbad bounced back with a 33-7 victory over Palos Verdes on Friday. Senior Jake Morrison scored a touchdown on the ground and returned an interception for a touchdown.

9. El Camino (1-1)

Last week: 9

El Camino fell behind Mountain View (Arizona) on Friday and couldn't mount a comeback, losing 42-20. They'll host Rancho Buena Vista on Friday.

10. La Jolla (2-0)

Last week: 10

La Jolla edged out Torrey Pines on Friday night behind a balanced offensive attack. Their strong schedule continues with Madison and Rancho Bernardo over the next two weeks.

Five others to watch: Rancho Bernardo, Central, Mater Dei Catholic, Poway, Helix

-- Bodie De Silva | bodie@scorebooklive.com | @sbliveca

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