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Sac-Joaquin Section high school football week 7 scores and highlights announced

Get Sac-Joaquin Section high school football scores for Week 7 across the Sacramento region, led by top-ranked Folsom defeating Whitney 49-25.

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High school football teams across the Sac-Joaquin Section completed their week seven schedule with multiple matchups. Top programs secured victories against league rivals in key Friday night games.

Broadcast coverage documented the action from the sidelines. Several ranked programs competed in the games.

Results from the night featured multiple top programs:

  • No. 12 Central Catholic 42, No. 14 Manteca 13
  • No. 4 Destiny Christian Academy 40, Antelope 20
  • No. 7 Rocklin 31, No. 13 Granite Bay 10
  • No. 1 Folsom 49, No. 9 Whitney 25
  • No. 23 Twelve Bridges 43, Nevada Union 6
  • No. 6 Del Oro 35, No. 11 Jesuit 30
  • No. 20 Liberty Ranch 54, Union Mine 10
  • No. 8 Woodcreek 51, Rio Americano 8
  • Patterson 41, East Union 31
  • Vista Del Lago 49, Christian Brothers 17
  • No. 24 Hilmar 35, No. 21 Sonora 29
  • Oakmont 38, Bear River 32
  • Colfax 35, Marysville 0
  • Bradshaw Christian 27, El Dorado 19
  • Rosemont 41, Galt 21

The games involved teams across multiple leagues within the Sacramento region. Central Catholic defeated Manteca. Rocklin earned a victory over Granite Bay.

Folsom scored 49 points to beat Whitney. Del Oro edged Jesuit by five points. Woodcreek earned a 43-point win over Rio Americano.

The Sac-Joaquin Section governs high school athletics for public and private schools in northern California. Member schools report regular-season outcomes directly to the organization. These game results help determine official playoff qualifications at season end.

Schools will prepare for their next slate of regular-season games next Friday. Rosemont earned a win at home against Galt.

Tavian Brisco

Tavian Brisco covers Stockton sports, from Friday-night high school football to University of the Pacific athletics and the Stockton Ports at Banner Island Ballpark. He is most at home on a sideline with a notebook and a stat sheet.

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