Football: Saturday's scores

Saturday, November 1st
CITY
COLISEUM LEAGUE
Locke 38, Manual Arts 3

VALLEY MISSION LEAGUE
San Fernando 32, Reseda 14

8 MAN
COAST LEAGUE
Animo South Los Angeles 50, New Designs 12
Annenberg d. CALS Early College (forfeit)

VALLEY LEAGUE
Animo Robinson 45, Discovery Prep 0
Fulton Prep 58, Vaughn 0

SOUTHERN SECTION
BIG SKY LEAGUE
Linfield Christian 21, Riverside Christian 20

CHRISTIAN LEAGUE
Aquinas 45, Western Christian 7

DE ANZA LEAGUE
Big Bear 43, Desert Mirage 27

DEL REY LEAGUE
Cathedral 36, Bosco Tech 17

OLYMPIC LEAGUE
Los Angeles Baptist 49, Cerritos Valley Christian 27
Paraclete 17, Village Christian 6

ORANGE COAST LEAGUE
Costa Mesa 35, Santa Ana Calvary Chapel 7

PREP LEAGUE
Chadwick 10, Pasadena Poly 6

SANTA FE LEAGUE
Bell-Jeff 18, Salesian 6

SERRA LEAGUE
Loyola 17, #10 Bishop Amat 6

NONLEAGUE
Frazier Mountain 18, Malibu 17
Harvard-Westlake 24, Verbum Dei 0
Mojave 17, Webb 0

8 MAN
AGAPE LEAGUE
Joshua Springs 68, Antelope Valley Christian 20
Victor Valley Christian 34, Excelsior 22

COAST VALLEY LEAGUE
Cuyama Valley 46, Maricopa 0
Santa Maria Valley Christian 29, Shandon 20

CONDOR LEAGUE
Thacher 66, Dunn 16

EXPRESS LEAGUE
Avalon 61, Southlands Christian 7

HERITAGE LEAGUE
Faith Baptist 46, Santa Clarita Christian 32
Granada Hills Hillcrest Christian 46, Los Angeles Lutheran 0

HI-LO LEAGUE
Big Pine 52, Immanuel Christian 6

OMEGA LEAGUE
Sierra Canyon 60, Westmark 24

VICTORY LEAGUE
California Lutheran 52, Upland Christian 6
Desert Chapel 52, High Desert Academy 6

NONLEAGUE
Cate 54, Montclair Prep 38
Laguna Blanca 45, Ojai Valley 20

INTERSECTIONAL
North County Christian 38, Gilroy Anchorpoint Christian 6

Football: Behind the new rankings

Here's a sneak peek at the new rankings that will be published in Monday's paper, with comments on team movement after the jump:

1. Corona Centennial (8-0)

2. Long Beach Poly (8-0)

3. Sherman Oaks Notre Dame (8-0)

4. St. Bonaventure (7-1)

5. Tesoro (8-0)

6. Crespi (6-2)

7. Oaks Christian (8-0)

8. Mater Dei (6-2)

9. Orange Lutheran (6-2)

10. St. John Bosco (7-1)

11. Mission Viejo (7-1)

12. Chaparral (7-1)

13. Los Alamitos (7-1)

14. Edison (6-2)

15. Servite (5-3)

16. Vista Murrieta (7-1)

17. Alemany (7-1)

18. Los Osos (6-2)

19. Upland (7-1)

20. Miller (8-0)

21. Rancho Verde (8-0)

22. Serra (8-0)

23. Valencia (7-1)

24. Moorpark (7-1)

25. Narbonne (7-1)

Football: Loyola prevails, 17-6

Loyola (5-3, 1-0) celebrated its first league victory in three years on Saturday night after defeating Bishop Amat, 17-6, in a Serra League game.

Running back Anthony Barr, coming off a hip pointer injury that forced him to the sideline for the second half of last week's loss to Alemany, showed no ill effects. He carried the ball 40 times, rushing for 216 yards and one touchdown, a 68-yard run.

A 28-yard field goal by Mauricio Alfonso with 7:16 left gave the Cubs some breathing room.

Loyola's defense played magnificiently. Ned Kirby and Robbie Paton contributed interceptions. Loyola gets unbeaten Sherman Oaks Notre Dame next Saturday at Glendale. Bishop Amat, ranked No. 10 by The Times, drops to 6-2 overall and 0-1 in league.

-- Eric Sondheimer

Football: Loyola defense gets stop again

Loyola's defense hasn't allowed a score all night, and the Cubs just stopped Bishop Amat one more time, turning over the ball with 3:09 left and Loyola on top, 17-6.

Loyola has the ball on its own 40 and will try to run out the clock to get its first league win since the 2005 season.

-- Eric Sondheimer

Football: Loyola takes 17-6 lead

Loyola has taken a 17-6 lead over Bishop Amat with 7:16 left on a 28-yard field goal by Mauricio Alfonso.

The Cubs got down to the Bishop Amat nine-yard line before settling for the field goal.

-- Eric Sondheimer

Football: Loyola defense comes through

Nick Llaca stopped Bishop Amat running back Deshawn Gaisie two yards short of a first down on fourth down from the Loyola 32, turning over the ball to the Cubs.

The third quarter has just ended, with Loyola holding a 14-6 lead and having a first down on Bishop Amat's 37. Anthony Barr has rushed for 184 yards in 27 carries. The Cubs are giving him the ball again and again.

-- Eric Sondheimer

Football: More special teams problems for Loyola

Bishop Amat has taken over the ball on Loyola's 39-yard line with just under two minutes left in the third quarter after a bad snap on a punt caused punter Chad Smith to drop his knee to the ground.

Loyola is clinging to a 14-6 lead despite a blocked field goal, blocked punt and four-yard punt.

-- Eric Sondheimer

Football: Bishop Amat begins comeback

On Loyola's opening possession of the third quarter, Bishop Amat's Jesse Prieto blocked a punt, picked up the ball and returned it 21 yards for a touchdown.

Suddenly, in a game that Loyola has dominated, the Lancers are very much in the game, trailing, 14-6, with 9:49 left in the third quarter after failing to get a two-point conversion.

Bishop Amat is very good at comebacks. The Lancers rallied from a 24-0 deficit earlier this season to defeat Orange Lutheran.

-- Eric Sondheimer

Football: Loyola 14, Bishop Amat 0 at halftime

Loyola has come away with a 14-0 lead over Bishop Amat at halftime. The Cubs have dominated but could be leading by 21-0 or 28-0.

Anthony Barr has rushed for 122 yards in 14 carries. The Cubs have two interceptions while dropping Bishop Amat quarterback Jerry McClanahan four times for losses.

-- Eric Sondheimer

Football: Barr shows off speed for Loyola

It was only a matter of time before Loyola running back Anthony Barr broke off a long run, and it happened with 1:47 left in the second quarter. He raced 68 yards for a touchdown, giving the Cubs a 14-0 lead over No. 10-ranked Bishop Amat in a Serra League opener.

Barr also picked up a 15-yard penalty for excessive celebration, but I don't think Coach Jeff Kearin was too upset. The usually quiet Barr showed he was into the game, an intensity level that has been used by Loyola's defense to record four sacks.

-- Eric Sondheimer