Here's the box scores.

Northern Division

St. Bonaventure 38, Newbury Park 14: St. Bonaventure in top-seeded form by Joe Curley in Ventura
Paso Robles 26, Pacifica 18: Paso Robles takes down Pacifica by staff reports
Saugus 29, Righetti 17
Thousand Oaks 49, Santa Barbara 28: Lister runs wild in TO victory by David Lassen in Thousand Oaks
Westlake 36, Oxnard 35: Westlake stuns Oxnard by Derry Eads in Oxnard
Valencia 42, Ventura 14: Valencia eliminates Ventura by Bob Buttitta in Valencia
Atascadero 34, Hart 21
Moorpark 45, Camarillo 21: All systems go for Moorpark by Brendan Malloy in Moorpark

Northwest Division

Oaks Christian 64, South Torrance 14: Oaks Christian routs South Torrance by Zach McVicker in Westlake Village
Pioneer Valley 17, Cathedral 14
Harvard-Westlake 45, Bishop Montgomery 7
Morro Bay 48, North Torrance 37
Santa Maria St. Joseph 42, Cantwell-Sacred Heart 12
El Segundo 42, Santa Clara 0: El Camino shuts out Wood-less Santa Clara by J.J. Rivera in Oxnard
Verbum Dei 31, Carpinteria 21
Gardena Serra 47, Templeton 22

East-Valley Division

St. Margaret's 58, Campbell Hall 14
Yucca Valley 28, Bishop 9
Maranatha 16, Ontario Christian 3
Big Bear 33, Santa Paula 32
Aquinas 49, Kern Valley 7
Twentynine Palms 63, Brethren Christian 22
Fillmore 48, Desert 37: Fillmore ends 19-year drought by Lance O'Fallon in Fillmore
Brentwood 42, Arrowhead Christian 19

Eight-man Division I

Thatcher 30, Sierra Canyon 15: Thatcher School beats Sierra Canyon by staff reports

First round played Friday, Nov. 21

Upper bracket: Campbell Hall at No. 1 St. Margaret's, Yucca Valley at Bishop Union, Ontario Christian at Maranatha, Big Bear at No. 4 Santa Paula.
Lower bracket: Kern Valley at No. 3 Aquinas, Brethren Christian at 29 Palms, Desert at Fillmore,  Arrowhead Christian at No. 2 Brentwood.

First round played Friday, Nov. 21

Upper bracket: South Torrance at No. 1 Oaks Christian, Cathedral at Pioneer Valley, Bishop Montgomery at Harvard-Westlake; Morro Bay at No. 2 North Torrance.
Lower bracket: Cantwell SH at No. 3 St. Joseph of Santa Maria, El Segundo at Santa Clara, Carpinteria at Verbum Dei, Templeton at Serra.

First round played on Friday, Nov. 21

Upper bracket: Newbury Park at No. 1 St. Bonaventure, Pacifica at Paso Robles, Righetti at Saugus, Santa Barbara at No. 4 Thousand Oaks.
Lower bracket: Westlake at No. 3 Oxnard, Ventura at Valencia, Hart at Atascadero, Camarillo at No. 2 Moorpark.

Marmonte League
Moorpark 33, Calabasas 0: Moorpark clinches Marmonte title by Lance O'Fallon in Calabasas.
Thousand Oaks 28, Westlake 16: TO plays power ball by Loren Ledin in Thousand Oaks.
Newbury Park 34, Simi Valley 14: Roberson, Newbury Park run past Simi Valley by Richie Wohlers in Simi Valley.
Agoura 42, Royal 17: Arias directs Agoura victory by Brendan Malloy in Agoura Hills.

Channel League
Ventura 27, Buena 19: Ventura powers by Buena by Bob Buttitta in Ventura.
St. Bonaventure 56, Dos Pueblos 9: St. Bonaventure romps by Dan Shiells in Santa Barbara.

Pacific View League
Oxnard 49, Channel Islands 0: McCowan carries Oxnard over CI by Jeffrey Dransfeldt in Oxnard.
Pacifica 27, Camarillo 7: Pacifica ready for Oxnard showdown by Zachary McVicker in Camarillo.
Rio Mesa 10, Hueneme 7: Rio Mesa wins battle of winless teams by J.J. Rivera in Oxnard.

Tri-Valley League
Oaks Christian 49, Santa Clara 6: Oaks Christian in a league of its own by Derry Eads in Westlake Village.
Nordhoff 20, Oak Park 13: Nordhoff rallies past Oak Park by Ted Cotti in Ojai.

Frontier League
Santa Paula 26, Malibu 7: Santa Paula holds off Malibu by Rich Romine in Malibu.
Fillmore 49, Grace Brethren 46: Fillmore outslugs Grace Brethren by Ivan Yeo in Fillmore.

Listen to Derry Eads' weekly football picks on Home Field Sports' Friday Football coverage on KVTA 1520 AM:

Former Thousand Oaks High star David Anderson scored his second and third NFL touchdowns in recent weeks. But it is his post-score dance moves that have been receiving the most attention:

Scott Arellano caught a 23-yard touchdown pass from Tony Macarena in the fourth quarter of Oaks Christian's 54-0 win over rival Oak Park Friday at Agoura High.

But Arellano, the Lions' punter, accomplished something else strange for a punter Friday night. He blocked a punt.

Danny Page and I had Tyler Ebell in studio during Thursday night's VC Football Show on KVTA 1520 AM Ventura and HomefieldSports.com. The former Ventura High, UCLA, and Texas-El Paso star currently plays for the Toronto Argonauts in the Canadian Football League. He crossed the boarder and returned home this weekend because his No. 2 Ventura High jersey was retired at halftime of the Ventura-St. Bonaventure game at Larrabee Stadium

What a Friday night in local prep football, highlighted by Moorpark's comeback over Thousand Oaks in the Marmonte League showdown and Fillmore's huge third quarter at Malibu in the Frontier League showdown.

Here's all the box scores from Friday night's games. Click play on the audio players to hear Star reporters recap games on Friday Football Final on KVTA 1520 AM Ventura and HomefieldSports.com:

Marmonte League

Moorpark 20, Thousand Oaks 17: Moorpark alone at the top by Loren Ledin in Thousand Oaks
Westlake 50, Royal 21: Westlake too much for Royal by Brendan Malloy in Westlake Village
Newbury Park 32, Agoura 30: Roberson finds short cut to victory by David Lassen in Newbury Park
Simi Valley 21, Calabasas 10: Simi Valley struggles but beats Calabasas by Richie Wohlers in Simi Valley


Channel League

St. Bonaventure 24, Ventura 6: Hall's run helps Seraphs hold off Ventura by Zachary McVicker in Ventura
Santa Barbara 35, Buena 18: Buena remains winless in league by Ivan Yeo in Ventura
San Marcos 24, Dos Pueblos 17

Pacific View League

Oxnard 41, Hueneme 0: Oxnard rolls past Hueneme by Jeffrey Dransfeldt in Port Hueneme

Pacifica 31, Rio Mesa 14: Pacifica picks apart Rio Mesa by J.J. Rivera in Oxnard
Camarillo 28, Channel Islands 7: Mathews passes Camarillo past CI by Rich Romine in Oxnard


Tri-Valley League

Oaks Christian 56, Carpinteria 0: Oaks rolls past Carpinteria by staff reports
Santa Clara 21, Oak Park 7: Perfect scenario possible by Derry Eads in Oak Park

Nordhoff 14, Bishop Diego 10: Backup plan works for Nordhoff by Ted Cotti in Ojai

Frontier League

Fillmore 49, Malibu 29: Fillmore overwhelms Malibu by Joe Curley in Malibu.

Santa Paula 29, Villanova 14: Santa Paula earns first league win since '04 by Lance O'Fallon in Santa Paula

Man, long, explosive and powerful, Malibu High's Sean Conrad is some running back.

The senior converts two third downs before galloping from 15 yards out to even the Frontier League showdown with Fillmore with 2:42 left in the first quarter.

Conrad ran seven times for 83 yards on the Sharks' first offensive possession.

The Fillmore High football team took the opening kickoff and drove 79 yards on 11 plays to take a 7-0 lead in the Frontier League showdown at undefeated Malibu High Friday night.

Ralph Sandoval swept in from 5 yards out with 6:14 left in the first quarter.

The score was set up by Nathan Ibarra's 23-yard pass to tight end Anthony Cortez on third and 10

The sun is melting into the Pacific Ocean seemingly miles off Zuma Beach here in Malibu, where the Fillmore High and Malibu High football teams play perhaps their biggest football game in decades.

Fillmore (6-1), led by RB Troy Hayes (58 att., 707 yards, 8 TDs) and QB Nathan Ibarra (15 TDs running and passing), is searching for its first outright league title since 1977.

Featuring tailback Sean Conrad and coming off a monumental 51-50 victory over Grace Brethren, Malibu (6-0) is off to its best start in school history. It's previous best start was 2-0.

Conrad has rushed for 1,490 yards and 16 touchdowns on 158 attempts.

Here is today's coverage in the Star of Friday night's prep football, complete with a few updates from our reporters on Friday Football Final on KTVA 1520 AM Ventura and HomefieldSports.com:

Marmonte League

Westlake 35, Newbury Park 12: Westlake has all phases covered by David Lassen in Westlake Village
Moorpark 40, Royal 14: A transfer of power by Loren Ledin in Simi Valley

Simi Valley 34, Agoura 31: Simi Valley ends difficult week by ending losing skid by Joe Curley in Simi Valley

Thousand Oaks 49, Calabasas 9: Lister's 4 TDs lift TO by Rich Romine in Calabasas


Channel League

St. Bonaventure 44, Buena 6: Buena learns valuable lessons by Bob Buttita in Ventura
Ventura 41, San Marcos 16: Ventura routs San Marcos by Jeffery Dransfeldt in Ventura

Pacific View League

Oxnard 49, Camarillo 0: Oxnard looks invincible by Derry Eads in Camarillo

Pacifica 35, Hueneme 13: Moraga, Pacifica roll past Hueneme by J.J. Rivera in Oxnard
Channel Islands 23, Rio Mesa 20 (OT): Channel Islands adds to Rio Mesa's frustration by Zachary McVicker in Oxnard

Tri-Valley League

Santa Clara 21, Nordhoff 16: Wood has the answer by Ted Cotti in Ojai

Oak Park 21, Carpinteria 14: Oak Park rallies from 14-point deficit by Brendan Malloy in Oak Park
Oaks Christian 61, Bishop Diego 0: Oaks Christian routs Bishop Diego by Dan Shiells in Santa Barbara

Frontier League

Malibu 51, Grace Brethren 50: Grace Brethren falls just short by Ivan Yeo in Moorpark
Fillmore 49, Villanova Prep 6: Fillmore runs by Villanova Prep by Mike Traphagen in Carpinteria
Santa Paula 43, Grant 7: Santa Paula has plenty of ways to get Grant by Lance O'Fallon in Santa Paula


You can listen to Friday Football Final in its entirety here:

Keith Williams' third TD catch of the night gives winless Simi Valley a 34-24 lead over visiting Agoura with 9:53 to play.

The Agoura High football  took a 10-point lead on Kyle Dungandzic's 29-yard field goal and Arias' 35-yard scoring strike to Bryce Majdick, but Simi Valley fought back to take a 20-16 halftime lead on Jared Zahorik's 24-yard scoring strike to Keith Williams and Tim Ferralli's 5-yard touchdown pass to Brent Keys.

Three different Pioneers have taken snaps at quarterback. Agoura QB Justin  Arias completed 12 of his first 14 passes for 274 yards and a TD.

Lucky Radley, who has nearly 600 yards of total offense and seven touchdowns in five games,  is in uniform, but has yet to take the field offensively.

The Simi Valley football team unveiled a version of the "Wild Hog" or "Wildcat" offense featuring running back Clabe Via Friday night against Agoura.

With Via keeping the direct snap for 36 yards on seven carries, the Pioneers used the system to march 62 yards in 17 plays to tie the game 6-6 on Via's 2-yard touchdown run.

The Agoura High football team needed one play to jump ahead at Simi Valley, 6-0.

Kevin Hansen took Justin Arias' screen pass and ran 80 yards untouched for a touchdown 18 seconds into the game.

As I predicted Thursday night on the VC Football Show, Newbury Park High senior Chris Brown will return tonight at Westlake, reported HomefieldSports.com's Sam Ireifej on the pregame show on KVTA 1520 AM tonight.

Newbury Park High coach Gary Fabricius told Ireifej that running back Cameron Roberson, who has rushed for 612 yard in five games, will remain at tailback for the Panthers.

Brown, who hasn't played since suffering a back injury in the opening game of the season at Camarillo, will line up in the slot and not see many snaps on defense, where he is a standout cornerback.

Brown has committed to play at Utah next season.

The Star's prep columnist Derry Eads explains this week's picks today on KVTA 1520 AM Ventura and Homefieldsports.com: