Long Beach Varsity Report: St. John Bosco still has a lot to play for; Warren and Poly roar through league

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Long Beach Varsity Report with John W. Davis has the 3 things you request to cognize astir St. John Bosco’s crippled against Mater Dei, Warren High’s undefeated play / prima QB Nicholaus Iamaleava & the Long Beach Poly / Wilson rivalry. @BeachVarsity @presstelegram #LongBeachVarsityReport pic.twitter.com/JpPs9nwT8u

— John W. Davis (@johnwdavis) October 2, 2021

St. John Bosco manager Jason Negro believes his squad volition bounce backmost aft their 42-21 nonaccomplishment to Mater Dei connected Friday, Oct. 1 astatine Panish Family Stadium successful Bellflower. Negro believes the Braves (5-1 0-1) person to beryllium much businesslike successful the reddish zone, particularly successful the Trinity League, which is stacked with prime opponents similar Servite.

Warren remained undefeated astatine 5-0, winning 54-12 against Dominguez High connected Friday, Oct. 1. The Bears are aiming to triumph the San Gabriel Valley League rubric and decorativeness retired of the regular play undefeated heading into the CIF-SS playoffs.

Long Beach Poly (3-3 2-0) and Long Beach Wilson (1-5 1-2) were blessed to renew their rivalry but the Jackrabbits defeated the Bruins 45-6 connected Friday, Oct. 1. Poly was pb by elder backmost Shea Kuykendall who ran for 2 touchdowns. Kuykendall besides threw for 2 touchdowns, including 1 to sophomore wide receiver Jason Robinson, who precocious committed to USC to grant his precocious grandfather.

The Long Beach Varsity Report is hosted by Press-Telegram sports newsman John W. Davis.

Mater Dei vs. St. John Bosco lived up to the hype, particularly QB Elijah Brown who threw for 263 yards and 5 TDs. The last people was Mater Dei 42, Bosco 21 but that does not archer the existent communicative of this game. #LongBeachVarsityReport pic.twitter.com/XaMmfcA5wL

— John W. Davis (@johnwdavis) October 2, 2021