Chatsworth, CA — After losing last week to Long Beach Poly and dropping back one spot in the California rankings (#5) and six spots in the National rankings (#41); Mission responded with a big 41-0 win over Sierra Canyon School. Mission’s stellar defense started on the very first drive with a 3 and out stop allowing the offense to score early and often. The Diablos came out hot, putting up 21 points in the first quarter alone. Quarterback, team Captain, and Ball State commit, Kadin Semonza led the way with a 5-yard touchdown pass to KJ Reed, and two rushing touchdowns (one for 20 yards and another for 5 yards). Kicker Michael Salgado’s 30-yard field goal closed out the half with a 24-0 lead. The second half was more of the same from Mission smothering defense led by Travis Anderson’s 2 interceptions and Mikey D’Amato’s big plays! Sierra Canyon’s only true opportunity to put points on the board came at the beginning of the fourth quarter with an attempted field goal which was blocked by standout wide receiver and team captain, Mikey Matthews and returned by two-time defensive player of the week, Travis Anderson, for a 80-yard touchdown. The Diablos finished the game with a 41-0 shutout on the road! Tonight, Mission was dominant in all three phases of the game and reminded their fans why they are one of the best High School Football Teams in the state. Mission returns home next week with a good matchup against Alemany High School, in the annual Mission’s Armed Forces night honoring all Armed Forces.

Mililani Town, HI — Mission Football kicked off its season with a big 34-21 win over Hawaii ranked Mililani High School. Kadin Semonza led the offense with one touchdown in the air to Jackson Holman and one touchdown on the ground.

Mililani Town, HI — Mission Football kicks off the season vs Mililani Trojans @ Mililani High School, Hawaii. Stream live on the Spectrum News app. Instructions below…

Mission Viejo, CA — Mission ran the table and defeated Warren High 36-21 claiming the 2022 South County Classic Champs. Mission’s high powered offense, led by Ball State Commit and QB1 Kadin Semonza, proved to be too much for the young and talented Warren High. Semonza connected with star receivers Mickey Matthews, Arizona commit Jackson Holman, and Colorado commit Eddie Schultz, and KJ Reed for 5 scores in the championship game. Mission’s defense was dominant all day, priding itself on having a no name defense where every man does their job, and does it well. Today was no exception. Mission’s stingy defensive gave up less than 9 points per game.

Mission Viejo, CA — Our Mission men in the trenches dominated all opponents in the South County Lineman Competition today!