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Watch: Izzy Carter, Corona Centennial blow out Mission Viejo in playoff battle between California's top public school teams

QB Izzy Carter threw two touchdown passes and ran for two touchdowns and 125 yards for the Huskies.
Lance Smith, SBLive Sports|
Watch: Izzy Carter, Corona Centennial blow out Mission Viejo in playoff battle between California's top public school teams
Watch: Izzy Carter, Corona Centennial blow out Mission Viejo in playoff battle between California's top public school teams

CORONA– Corona Centennial routed Mission Viejo 62-16 on Friday in a postseason matchup of the state's two top public school programs of the past decade.

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The fourth-seeded Huskies' quarterfinal victory took place in the first round of the CIF Southern Section Division 1 playoffs, and they will host No. 1 Mater Dei in the semis. The fifth-seeded Diablos played them close up in the first half, and at one point cut the deficit to 14-13 in the second quarter. But Centennial went on to finish the game on a 48-3 run.

Izzy Carter threw two touchdown passes and ran for two touchdowns and 125 yards for the Huskies. Carson Conklin threw a touchdown pass and ran for a touchdown. Malachi Riley, Demarieon Young, and Nathan Jimenez caught for a touchdown each, and Jayson Cortes, Cornell Hatcher Jr., and Cameron Jones all finished with one rushing touchdown.

Kenny Manassero and Daniel Dominguez each ran for a touchdown for Mission Viejo.

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Lance Smith, SBLive Sports
LANCE SMITH, SBLIVE SPORTS

Lance Smith is a veteran high school sports reporter who worked previously with SBLive Sports covering basketball, football, and softball in California's Southern Section and LA City Section and has returned as contributor to High School On SI in 2025. He also covers Nevada and National Girls Basketball. A graduate of The USC Marshall School of Business, Smith dabbles in linear algebra and football and basketball computer rankings.

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