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California high school football final scores, results — September 6, 2025

See every final score from Week 2 of California high school football
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The 2025 California high school football season continued on Saturday, and High School On SI has a list of final scores from this weekend.

California High School Football Scores, Results & Live Updates (CIF) - September 6, 2025

California (CIF) high school football final scores, results — September 6, 2025

American Canyon 27, St. Vincent de Paul 21

Archie Williams 32, Encinal 5

Arroyo 48, Washington 14

Balboa 54, Terra Nova 14

Basic 55, Linfield Christian 21

Bishop Manogue 23, Pittsburg 31

Branson 62, Elsie Allen 16

Centennial/Corona 42, Bingham 6

Cloverdale 14, Kennedy 8

De La Salle 26, Serra 0

Fresno Christian 52, Woodside Priory 26

Granite Hills 27, Perry 20

Hesperia Christian 0, Calvin Christian 0

Immanuel Christian 36, Mojave 0

Las Vegas 34, Mayfair 29

Live Oak 56, Ann Sobrato 21

Loyalton 22, Swett 6

Menlo School 42, San Mateo 21

Monterey 42, Seaside 8

North Salinas 27, Soledad 7

Pacific Grove 21, Greenfield 7

Pittsburg 31, Bishop Manogue 23

Poly/Riverside 20, Redlands East Valley 14

Rancho Cotate 27, Redwood 7

Saint Mary's 16, Terra Linda 12

Salesian College Preparatory 21, Moreau Catholic 20

Sierra Canyon 45, Punahou 0

St. Francis 28, Pajaro Valley 8

St. Ignatius 49, Tamalpais 0

Stevenson 49, Livingston 6

Thacher 22, Valley Christian Academy (SM) 14

Washington 55, Skyline 44


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