Bay Area High School Football Week 3: Scores and Standout Teams

High school football in the Bay Area saw intense competition in Week 3, with several teams showcasing their strength. Notable victories were recorded on September 12 and 13, 2025, as teams battled for supremacy in a series of thrilling matches.

Weekend Highlights

The weekend began with a series of games on Friday, September 12, where Acalanes triumphed over St. Ignatius with a score of 42-35. Another significant match saw Alameda dominate Prospect, ending the game 48-0. De La Salle, ranked first in the Bay Area News Group Top 25, shut out St. Francis with a commanding 40-0 victory.

On Saturday, September 13, Archbishop Riordan continued its unbeaten streak, defeating Pittsburg 42-35. This victory solidified Archbishop Riordan’s position as a top contender this season, currently holding a record of 3-0.

Other noteworthy performances included Salesian, which narrowly defeated College Park with a score of 26-20. Sobrato had a remarkable outing against Seaside, winning decisively 35-4.

Top 25 Rankings Overview

The Bay Area News Group’s Top 25 rankings reflected the outcomes of the weekend contests. The following are the standings for the top teams:

1. De La Salle (3-0) – Beat St. Francis 40-0
2. Archbishop Riordan (3-0) – Beat Pittsburg 42-35
3. Pittsburg (2-1) – Lost to Archbishop Riordan 42-35
4. San Ramon Valley (2-1) – Beat Clayton Valley Charter 41-27
5. Los Gatos (1-2) – Lost to Clovis 41-40

Teams like Acalanes and Campolindo also made headlines by remaining undefeated, both boasting records of 3-0. Acalanes’ victory over St. Ignatius had significant implications for both teams, marking a strong start for Acalanes this season.

In contrast, teams such as Serra and St. Francis struggled, with both currently holding records of 0-3. Their performances this season have raised questions about their ability to turn things around in the coming weeks.

The rankings, determined by the Bay Area News Group’s high school sports staff, focus on teams from leagues primarily in Alameda, Contra Costa, San Mateo, and Santa Clara counties.

As the season progresses, teams will look to build on their successes and address their challenges, with the next week promising more exciting matchups. The competitive spirit in the Bay Area’s high school football scene remains palpable as teams vie for top honors. Fans can look forward to another thrilling week of action on the gridiron.