Sierra Canyon (CA) vs. Chaminade-Madonna (FL) Live Score Updates: High School Football

Two national powers collide as Sierra Canyon battles Chaminade-Madonna in the Broward National Showcase.

Sierra Canyon makes the cross-country trek to battle Chaminade-Madonna in a battle of nationally ranked teams at the Broward National Showcase in Florida. | Samuel Mawanda

Sierra Canyon (CA) faces Chaminade-Madonna (FL) in a big Broward Showcase interstate showdown on Thursday night.

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Sierra Canyon begins at their own 25.

TOUCHDOWN! Amos Bradford takes a direct snap and scores from one yard out. Chaminade-Madonna ties it up at 7-7.

On 2nd down, Nakia Lambright breaks a few tackles for a big gain up to the 2-yard-line.

On Sierra Canyon's very first play of their ensuing drive, Stokes runs up the middle but the ball is stripped away and recovered by Chaminade-Madonna's Chris Gonzalez at the 29.

Chaminade-Madonna's offense remains on the field at their own 20. They go three-and-out and have to punt. They get a good punt which goes to the Sierra Canyon 23.

Chaminade-Madonna begins at around their own 35. On 1st and 10, Quinn throws a quick pass which is intercepted by Eli Zamarano. He's close to getting the pick-six, but Peter Pierre knocks the ball loose into the end zone resulting in a touchback.

Stokes runs the ball up the middle for a huge gain up to around midfield. However, Sierra Canyon is forced to punt.

Sierra Canyon's offense re-enters the game and starts near midfield. Quarterback Ian Patterson throws a deep pass down the sideline as King Webb makes a diving catch. But the play is called back due to an offensive penalty.

Chaminade-Madonna is unable to move the ball near their own end zone and go three-and-out.

On the ensuing kickoff, Ah'Mari Stevens gets a big return up to the Sierra 30, but a penalty takes Chaminade back to their own 10.

TOUCHDOWN! On 3rd and 4 in the red zone, Demarco Hernandez fakes the handoff and connects with Stephen Harrison for the short score. Sierra Canyon leads 7-0 early in the 2nd quarter.

Trailblazers strike first 💥 @DemarcohrndzQB hits 2029 4-star @stephanharri10 on this TD toss. @SierraCanyonFB 7, @Nadeboyz 0, 2nd Q 11:55https://t.co/N8Ev0239n8 pic.twitter.com/sskA3yOGFN

— Andy Villamarzo (@Andy_Villamarzo) August 27, 2026

END OF 1ST QUARTER
Sierra Canyon 0, Chaminade-Madonna 0

Stokes keeps pounding the rock as he gets another first down around the Chaminade 15.

Two plays on this drive involve Jaxsen Stokes running up the middle to get first downs.

On 3rd down, Quinn gets pressured as he heaves the ball downfield into double coverage, and it's intercepted by Faruq Muhammad as Sierra Canyon takes over around their own 25.

On the next play, Chaminade-Madonna runs a jet sweep with Ah'Mari Stevens racing down the sideline into Sierra Canyon territory. But a holding call negates the play.

Chaminade-Madonna takes over at the 20. On 3rd and 8, quarterback Brady Quinn keeps it himself to gain enough yards for the first down.

On 3rd and 4 at the Chaminade 49, Sierra Canyon quarterback Demarco Hernandez dumps the ball to Micah Slade, who races past defenders on his way to the end zone, but the ball gets knocked loose and recovered by Chaminade-Madonna's John Gay III.

Sierra Canyon looks like they were going to score here and then Micah Slade fumbles the ball and @NDFootball commit @JPG3_ comes up with the recovery for the Lionshttps://t.co/BYezySrPS1 pic.twitter.com/4FCeNi5kNG

— Andy Villamarzo (@Andy_Villamarzo) August 27, 2026

On 2nd down, Sierra Canyon's Myles Baker keeps it himself and makes a nice spin move for a big gain.

Chaminade-Madonna kicks off to Sierra Canyon to begin the game. It results in a touchback as SC begins at their own 20.

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Preview

What: Sierra Canyon vs. Chaminade Madonna
When: Thursday, Aug. 27 - 7 p.m. ET
Where: McArthur High School in Hollywood, FL

Sierra Canyon Features Top Defensive Recruits

Sierra Canyon (1-0) enters Week 2 as the No. 13-ranked team in the nation. Last week, the Trailblazers beat JSerra Catholic 42-21.

Sierra Canyon is led by multiple Division I defensive linemen, including five-star senior Marcus Fakatou (Ohio State) and senior Kasi Currie (Texas). Other senior D-I recruits include Myles Baker (UCLA), running back/wide receiver Jaxsen Stokes (Cal), cornerback Duvay Williams (Cal), and defensive lineman Cooper Cook (UNLV).

In 2025, the Trailblazers won all 10 of their regular season games before their perfect season ended in the hands of Santa Margarita in the CIF Division I quarterfinals.

Chaminade-Madonna Leads with Passing Attack

Meanwhile, Chaminade-Madonna (1-0) is the 17th-ranked football program in the country. Last week, the Lions rolled past Monarch 49-21, where junior quarterback Brady Quinn threw for 332 yards and five touchdowns. Quinn is also a transfer from Naples Lely.

Also in the same game, Purdue commit Amos Bradford scored twice on the ground. He is another key player to keep an eye on alongside senior Ah'Mari Stevens, an LSU commit who anchors the receiving corps and plays the lockdown corner position well.

Chaminade-Madonna features other D-1 recruits, including wide receiver Armani Strong (Florida), safeties John Gay (Notre Dame) and Cedric Mitchell Jr. (FIU), and offensive tackle Devon Munnings (Liberty).

Last year, the Lions finished with an 11-3 record, but fell to Cardinal Newman 17-14 in the 2025 Florida 1A state championship game.