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This week's top high school football games include St. John Bosco vs. Mater Dei, Garfield vs. Roosevelt, San Juan Hills vs. Mission Viejo and Bishop Amat vs. Sierra Canyon.

Los Angeles Times writer Eric Sondheimer previews four top Southland high school football games, spotlighting key matchups across Southern California. The highlighted fixtures include Garfield facing Roosevelt in the East L.A. Classic, and Trinity League rivals St. John Bosco and Mater Dei meeting at Santa Ana Stadium.
Sondheimer predicts victories for Garfield, St. John Bosco, Mission Viejo, and Sierra Canyon. Key players featured in the matchups include running backs Ceasar Reyes, Maliq Allen, Asir Nembhard, and Jaxsen Stokes, alongside Alpha League contender San Juan Hills and Bishop Amat.
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