Both teams defenses were stifling in the first half with the first quarter finishing 0-0. Neither team could do much on offense due to solid defensive performances from both teams.

Harried by Westlake's swarming defense all game, Santa Margarita quarterback KJ Costello did well to cap the first half with an excellent 25-yard run to put Santa Margarita up 7-0 at the half.

Two of the top programs in Southern California lock horns Friday night at Veterans Stadium in Long Beach when the Westlake Warriors take on the Long Beach Poly Jackrabbits.

Both teams head into the contest undefeated and poised for great seasons. The host Jackrabbits feature a top flight defense that the explosive Westlake offense have yet to face this season.

The Warriors opened up the season with a dominating 44-17 victory over Canyon. Westlake followed that up with a hard fought 34-27 victory over Red Mountain in Arizona.

2016 All-American QB Malik Henry

The Westlake Warriors avenged last season's defeat to the Canyon Cowboys with a dominating 44-17 victory on the road last week.

Class of 2016 gun-slinger Malik Henry proved why he's so coveted by several big time college programs. Henry sprayed the ball around to his bevy of weapons and picked apart the Canyon defense.

The Warriors first touchdown was set up by a sweet punt return fromTanner Gee. Bruising back Reno Dubreuil rumbled for the score and a 7-0 lead.

Complete Game Mixtape: Canyon vs Westlake

Westlake sophomore star quarterback Malik Henry led the Warriors to a thrilling 39-36 victory over Oaks Christian to capture the Marmonte League Championship Friday night.

The gunslinger threw for 219 yards and two touchdowns on the night. Trailing 36-32, the Warriors Chase Jasmin blocked the Oaks punt and Lexi Isham scooped up the ball and returned it for the game-winning touchdown, sending the Westlake faithful into a frenzy.

Westlake Blocked Punt for TD Wins Game

It’s another week in high school football and there are bound to be some great games going on. CLA takes a look at some of the exciting action taking place this weekend. Castro Valley vs Freedom, St. Bonaventure vs Alemany, Oaks Christian vs Crenshaw, Canyon vs Notre Dame (Sherman Oaks), Edison vs Mater Dei and more.

Castro Valley vs. Freedom (Freedom HS)

The Castro Valley Trojans will head to Oakley, CA to take on the Freedom Falcons in a battle of 1-3 teams.

The Chaminade Eagles topped the Oaks Christian Lions 21-14 in a hard fought battle between perennial powers Thursday night in Westlake Village. Miami 2014 commit and Elite 11 QB Brad Kaaya scored the game-winning touchdown on a 1-yard plunge to secure the big road victory for the Eagles.

After a slow start for both teams, the score was 8-8 at halftime. Chaminade got on the board first with a touchdown run by senior Donovan Lee. The Eagles converted the 2-point try and made the score 8-0.

Chaminade vs Oaks Christian: Full Game Highlights

Day Two at Steve Clarkson's Field Generals Quarterback Camp provided the athletes with an opportunity to apply the skills and techniques they learned the day before.

It was a pristine sunny day at Cathedral High School and the quarterbacks made the most of the optimal conditions. In addition to the several training stations, there was a Madden Truck on site for the quarterbacks to play video game football to improve decision making and engage in friendly competition.

Day One at quarterback guru Steve Clarkson’s Field Generals Camp provided CLA with a glimpse at some of the most talented young arms in the country. The two-day event sold out quickly and provides immeasurable knowledge to all those in attendance.

75 aspiring college level athletes were afforded the privilege of being coached up by one of the best in the business in Clarkson.

During his collegiate career, Clarkson was a 3-year starter and two-time Academic All-American at San Jose State University under legendary coach Jack Elway.

After a long and turbulent recruiting process, former Oaks Christian wide receiver Jordan Payton is firmly ingrained at UCLA and ready to contribute as a freshman. At 6’2 200, Payton has the size, speed and play-making ability to warrant the interest he received. It is top flight recruits like Payton that exemplify the new Jim Mora era in Westwood.