CIF-Central Coast Section Week 2 high school football roundup, scores (updated)

Below you can find updated scores and results for Week 2 for every top-15 team in the Central Coast Section in action. Check back throughout the evening as more scores and videos roll in.
Top-ranked Serra and Archbishop Riordan went down, but Saint Francis and Los Gatos managed to rep the CIF-CCS with statement wins in Week 2.
FINAL: De La Salle 39, No. 1 Serra 10
FINAL: St. Bonaventure 42, No. 2 Riordan 34
@vcspreps St. Bonaventure answers back as Koen Glover takes it from 3 yards out to the Seraphs a 21-7 lead over Riordan. 1:32 left in first. pic.twitter.com/WQArPBIdwG
— St. Bonaventure Athletics (@StBonaventureA1) September 7, 2024
@vcspreps Koen Glover scores his 3rd touchdown of game on 10 yard pass from his brother Kaden. George Mann with PAT. St. Bonaventure leads Riordan 28-7 with 10:35 left in half. @latsondheimer pic.twitter.com/veMvDRUrg4
— St. Bonaventure Athletics (@StBonaventureA1) September 7, 2024
FINAL: No. 3 Saint Francis 33, McClymonds 14
Kingston Keanaaina had three rushing touchdowns for the Lancers.
HE CANNOT BE STOPPED!!! @KingKeanaaina is into the end zone again this time from 24 yards out! The run game for @stfrancis_fb is just too much tonight. 27-8. pic.twitter.com/Vza4cWqd4D
— West Coast Preps (@westcoastpreps_) September 7, 2024
THE FADE ROUTE JUMP BALL GOES TO THE LANCERS!!
— West Coast Preps (@westcoastpreps_) September 7, 2024
13-0 @stfrancis_fb leads after the missed XP but the @Perrionwilliam touchdown catch from @aaronknapp_ makes this a two score game. pic.twitter.com/fUyIJZaoR9
FINAL: No. 4 Palma 41, King City 0
Eli Dukes 69 yard touchdown run, Palma up 7-0 over King City pic.twitter.com/b2tR304diM
— John Devine (@JohnJDevine) September 7, 2024
Eli Dukes’ third touchdown of the game has Palma up 27-0 over King City with 1:17 left in second pic.twitter.com/DZENSAjaZ4
— John Devine (@JohnJDevine) September 7, 2024
FINAL: Salinas 24, No. 5 Valley Christian 7
Gavin Flynn's 75-yard interception-return touchdown gave Salinas a 17-0 halftime lead. It was more than enough for the Cowboys to record the upset.
FINAL: No. 6 Los Gatos 38, Liberty (Brentwood) 21
We have ourselves a game.
— West Coast Preps (@westcoastpreps_) September 7, 2024
Sage Robertson with a bomb to his safety blanket, Chris Joe, for the long touchdown catch.
Los Gatos 24
Liberty 14
@ChrisJoe_10 @sagerobertson_ @lhslionsfb @LHSLionsSports pic.twitter.com/2hP3huSyk8
OH. MY. GOODNESS. 🔥
— West Coast Preps (@westcoastpreps_) September 7, 2024
Insane touchdown catch by Max Thomas.
Los Gatos 17
Liberty 0@Max_Thomas_0 pic.twitter.com/UEpqNGDdCT
Brayden Smith with what might have been the game sealing touchdown.
— West Coast Preps (@westcoastpreps_) September 7, 2024
Los Gatos 38
Liberty 21 pic.twitter.com/C6ec6PC2Py
FINAL: No. 7 St. Ignatius 35, Tamalpais 6
FINAL: Monterey 28, No. 14 Menlo-Atherton 7
FINAL: No. 9 Mitty 41, No. 13 Aptos 19
FINAL: San Ramon Valley 14, No. 10 Soquel 7
Thrilling ending in Danville. With 25 seconds left, Rhett Thompson finds Marco Jones for the go-ahead score.
— Justice delos Santos (@justdelossantos) September 7, 2024
Thompson completed all five passes for 57 yards on the drive.
No. 8 @_SRV_Athletics hangs on to beat Soquel, 14-7. @DarrenSabedra @joseph_dycus @nathancanilao pic.twitter.com/ZlrJ8iILOK
FINAL: No. 11 Wilcox 38, Hollister 13
Wilcox quarterback Kai Imahara completed 11 of 14 passes for 132 yards and a touchdown each to Justin Forster and Brayden Rosa. Imahara also ran seven times for 64 yards and another TD, and Rosa had 17 carries for 123 yards and two TDs.
FINAL: No. 12 Carmel 58, Seaside 22
FINAL: No. 15 Sacred Heart Cathedral Prep 33, Sacred Heart Prep 6

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.