Updated: 10:33

There are seven quarterfinal games tonight involving Ventura Country teams. Check out our scoreboard and Twitter for additional updates.

St. Bonaventure 45, Canyon 21 (FINAL)
First Quarter: St. Bonaventure's Tanner Souza scored on a 10-yard run and caught a 63-yard
touchdown pass from Marc Evans in the first quarter. Second Quarter: Souza caught a 51-yard pass from Evans for a touchdown. Third Quarter: Shaun Wick had touchdown runs of 34 and 12 yards for St. Bonaventure. Fourth Quarter: Joshua Grajeda scored on a 1-yard run for St. Bonaventure.

Westlake 49, Palos Verdes 28 (FINAL)
First Quarter: Nick Isham completed a pass to Nelson Spruce for a touchdown. Second Quarter: Westlake exploded for 28 unanswered points in the second quarter to take control. Tavipr Mowry scored on runs of 38 and 4 yards for the Warriors. Nick Isham threw an 81-yard touchdown pass to Nelson Spruce and Dashon Hunt returned an interception 51 yards for a touchdown. Third Quarter: Mowry scored on a 2-yard run. Isham threw another touchdown pass to Spruce (3 yards). Fourth Quarter: Palos Verdes scored two touchdowns in the fourth quarter.

Oaks Christian 57, Thousand Oaks 34 (FINAL)
First Quarter: Oaks Christian jumped ahead 19-0 by scoring on its first three possessions on TD runs of 8 and 60 yards by Ishmael Adams and a 12-yard TD run by Carlos Mendoza. TO pulled within 19-7 on a 75-yard Avondre Bollar TD pass to Richard Mullaney on the final play of the first quarter. Second Quarter: Adams scores from 68 and 8 to give him 177 yards and four scores at the half. Harrington hit Holliday for a 8-yard TD pass and Diego Calix hit a 30-yard FG. Bollar hit Mullaney with a 13-yard TD pass.

Nordhoff 17, Santa Ynez 16 (FINAL)
Nordhoff keeps its perfect season alive after blocking a Santa Ynez extra point in the final minutes.

Valencia 40, Moorpark 21 (FINAL)
First Quarter: Moorpark's touchdown came on a Jayce Foster 85-yard kickoff return. Second Quarter: Moorpark scored on a Jerry Shumway 8-yard catch from Grant Rohach. Third Quarter: Moorpark scored on a Cheldon West 28-yard catch from Rohach. Fourth Quarter: Valencia wins.

Paraclete 35, Grace Brethren 15 (FINAL)
First Quarter: Ethan Landseadel scored on a 27-yard run. Second Quarter: Paraclete's Ryan Davis scored on a 4-yard run. Tyler Sica kicked a 35-yard field goal with four seconds left in the half. Third Quarter: Paraclete's Roosevelt Davis returned the opening kickoff for a touchdown. Ryan Davis scored on a 1-yard run. Fourth Quarter: Grace Brethren scored on a Cameron Chupp 7-yard run with 1:07 left.

Serra 40, Camarillo 7 (FINAL)
First Quarter: George Farmer returned a punt 47 yards for a touchdown for top-seeded Serra in the first quarter. Marquis Lee caught a 39-yard touchdown pass from Conner Preston and Shaquille Richard scored on a 43-yard touchdown run. Second Quarter: Serra scored on a safety in the second quarter when a bad snap sent the ball through the punter's hands. Serra had 12 penalties for 112 yards in the first half. Second Half; The game was delayed for 35 minutes. Camarillo's touchdown came on a 1-yard run by Ossie Toc.

Updated: 11:59

Today the playoffs begin, 13 Ventura County teams are in action. Check out our scoreboard and Twitter for additional updates.

Compiled from staff reports

Westlake 58, Knight 8 (FINAL)
Tavior Mowry rushed for 142 yards and two touchdowns in the first half, helping Westlake jump out to a 27-0 lead en route to a 58-8 victory. The senior tailback, recovering from an injured ankle that kept him out of the Warriors' final regular-season game, finished with 199 yards on 21 carries and scored four times.

Oaks Christian 34, Saugus 8 (FINAL)
Oaks Christian School held visiting Saugus to just 90 total yards in the first half and was sparked by a 63-yard interception return for a touchdown by Ishmael Adams, which helped lead the Lions to a 34-8 victory in the first round of the CIF-Southern Section Northern Divison playoffs on Friday night. Oaks Christian advances to the second round, where the Lions will play at Marmonte League opponent Thousand Oaks.

St. Bonaventure 44, Redondo Union 14 (FINAL)
There wasn't any question of whether St. Bonaventure High was going to win Friday's CIF-Southern Section Northern Division first-round matchup with Redondo Union. It just became a matter of who scored the touchdowns. There turned out to be plenty of them to go around, as five St. Bonaventure players found the end zone in a 44-14 demolition of Redondo Union at Ventura College.

Moorpark 27, Mira Costa 17 (FINAL)
It may be the fifth seed from its own league, but Moorpark High continued to look like an impact player in postseason Friday night. The Musketeers spotted Bay League champion Mira Costa a one-touchdown lead after the game's opening series, then rode strong play by quarterback Grant Rohach and their defensive unit to a 27-17 victory in the opening round of the CIF-Southern Section Northern Division playoffs at Mira Costa High.

Grace Brethren 48, Notre Dame 19 (FINAL)
The tag team of quarterback Max Leffler and receiver Jack Gilliland made sure Grace Brethren's season would continue with a 48-19 win over visiting Notre Dame/Riverside in the first round of CIF-Southern Section East Valley Division playoffs. Grace Brethren hosts Paraclete next week at 7:30 p.m. at Moorpark College.

Camarillo 23, Dos Pueblos 22 (FINAL)
The Camarillo High football team slipped out of Scott O'Leary Stadium with a CIF-Southern Section first-round Western Division playoff win over Dos Pueblos on Friday, literally and figuratively. The host Chargers (7-4) missed a potential game-winning 33-yard field goal with 23 seconds to go as the ball slipped off of the tee, giving the Scorpions (8-3) a 23-22 comeback victory.

Nordhoff 21, Verbum Dei 0 (FINAL)
Despite having never been in this position, Nordhoff High's football team looked very comfortable as the top-seeded team in the CIF-Southern Section Northwest Division playoffs, rolling to a 21-0 victory over Verbum Dei on Friday at Ojai Valley Community Stadium. Junior Isaac Seymour scored all three touchdowns for the Rangers, scoring on runs of 1, 12 and 5 yards on his way to 160 yards rushing on 25 carries.

Thousand Oaks 28, Quartz Hill 21 (FINAL)
It looked bleak for the Thousand Oaks High football team on Friday night, but when it came time to make a big play to win the game, the Lancers made it. Thousand Oaks rallied from a seven-point deficit early in the fourth quarter to knock off Quartz Hill 28-21 Friday night in the first round of the CIF-Southern Section Northern Division playoffs. Richard Mullaney, who finished with 11 receptions for 144 yards and a touchdown, was unstoppable all night.

Atascadero 13, Ventura 6 (FINAL)
Tanner Thompson and Deonte Barnes combined for 249 yards and two touchdown as Atascadero slipped by Ventura, 13-6, in the first round of the CIF-Southern Section Western Division football playoffs on Friday night at Memorial Stadium. "We just needed one more break," said Ventura coach Brad Steward.

Paso Robles 21, Oxnard 6 (FINAL)
Terrell Watson may have gotten his yards Friday night, but it was the Paso Robles High football team that came up with all the big plays. The Bearcats claimed six turnovers, and despite scoring just one offensive touchdown during a steady, slight rain, defeated Oxnard 21-6 at War Memorial Stadium to move on to the second round of the CIF-Southern Section Western Division playoffs.

South Torrance 41, Santa Paula 10 (FINAL)
A couple of dropped passes here, an untimely turnover there. It ultimately came down to the little things for Santa Paula High on Friday night in the first round of the CIF-Southern Section Northwest Division football playoffs. The 41-10 loss to No. 2- seeded South Torrance was actually more competitive than the score indicated, as the Cardinals made some early mistakes that they could never recover from.

Arroyo Grande 27, Rio Mesa 20 (FINAL)
On the wrong side of field position, Rio Mesa lost to Arroyo Grande, 27-20, in a Western Division first-round playoff game at home. Christian Crichton scored twice, including the game-winning TD with 31.8 seconds left in the third quarter, for Arroyo Grande (9-2). It didn't hurt that seven of Arroyo Grande's 10 possessions began at its own 40 or better. On the flip side, Rio Mesa started eight drives at its own 20 or worse.

 Centennial 67, Oak Park 48 (FINAL)
The Oak Park High football team (6-5) came into the CIF-Southern Section Northwest Division playoffs averaging 198 yards per game on the ground. The Eagles surpassed that total against Centennial on Friday night, as they totaled 258 yards on the ground. But they ran into the Apaches, (6-5), who ran for 462 yards on the ground, and defeated the Eagles 67-48. The 115 points set the Ventura County record for highest combined score.

Updated: 10:56

This post will be updated as scores come in. Check out our scoreboard and Twitter for additional updates. Compiled from staff reports.

Oaks Christian 59, Agoura 17 (FINAL)
First Quarter: Richie Harrington has thrown touchdown passes to Trey Smith and Carlos Mendoza. Mendoza also ran for a 24-yard score. Second Quarter: Harrington threw touchdown passes to Blair Holliday and Dillon van der Wal. Ishmael Adams scored on a 1-yard run. Agoura's Jamie Alvarado kicked a 44-yard field goal. Fourth Quarter: Cameron Judge had a 53-yard touchdown run for Oaks Christian. Harrington completed a 16-yard pass to Brett Medders for a touchdown. Agoura's Gerard Poutier ran for a 4-yard touchdown.

St. Bonaventure 58, Royal 17 (FINAL)
Third Quarter: Brandon Rominger kicked field goals of 20 and 27 yards in the third quarter
and Paul Thompson returned an interception 40 yards for a touchdown. Royal's Kyle Gauthier scored on a 56-yard touchdown run. Fourth Quarter: Brandon Rominger kicked a 41-yard field goal in the fourth quarter for St. Bonaventure.

Westlake 56, Calabasas 6 (FINAL)
First Quarter: Nick Isham threw four touchdown passes, one each to Jared Fry, Justin Moore, Nelson Spruce and Tre'shon Wilson. Tavior Mowry also ran for a touchdown. Second Quarter: Dashon Hunt ran for a 2-yard touchdown. Third Quarter: Westlake's Geoff Carr had a 1-yard touchdown run. Tyson Jones had a 1-yard touchdown run for Calabasas. Fourth Quarter: Westlake's Adam Augustyn scored on a 4-yard run.

Santa Paula 30, Fillmore 27 (FINAL)
First Quarter: Nick Paz scored on a 71-yard touchdown run for Fillmore and Santa Paula's
Kameron Klein scored on a 1-yard touchdown run. Second Quarter: Santa Paula's Esteban Magana scored on a 3-yard run in the second quarter. Third Quarter: Collin Farrar scored on a 10-yard touchdown run and Nick De La Paz caught a 75-yard touchdown pass from Corey Cole for Fillmore in the third quarter. Kameron Klein threw an 8-yard touchdown to Steven Kohr for Santa Paula. Fourth Quarter: Santa Paula's Steven Kohr scored on a 35-yard run. De La Paz scored on a 37-yard pass from Cole. Santa Paula's Hector Ayala kicked a 27-yard field goal.

Rio Mesa 34, Camarillo 21 (FINAL)
Both teams finish tied with Oxnard in at the top of Pacific View League. Rio Mesa won the coin flip, finishing first, Camarillo gets second place after coin flips, Oxnard takes third. First Quarter: Tim Dominguez's 27-yard FG and QB Blair Benchwick's 31-yard pass to Marcus Alford gave Rio Mesa a 10-0 lead after one quarter. Second Quarter: Marcus Alford's 66-yard reverse gave Rio a 17-0 lead. Camarillo responded with a 3-yard run by Ossie Toc with 19 seconds left in the half. Third Quarter: Tim Dominguez kicked a 25-yard field goal. Fourth Quarter: Both teams scored two touchdowns.

Oxnard 55, Pacifica 23 (FINAL)
Oxnard finished tied for first in the Pacific View League, but lost the coin flip between them, Rio Mesa and Camarillo and finishes third. First Quarter: Oxnard's Terrell Watson scored on a 42-yard run. Oxnard's Sean Loshbaugh scored on a 43-yard pass from Billy Ceja. Second Quarter: Pacifica scored on a Nick Davis 66-yard pass to Dvonte Wilis and an Eric Garcia 30-yard run. Oxnard scored on a Watson 51-yard run and a Tyrone Faaunono 2-yard run. Third Quarter: Pacifica scored on a 7-yard run by Dennis Taylor. Oxnard scored on a 46-yard run by Watson. Fourth Quarter: Watson had two more touchdown runs of 55 and 17 yards. Grant Weiss ran for a 33-yard score.

Nordhoff 23, Oak Park 7 (FINAL)
Nordhoff finishes 10-0. First Quarter: Eric Seymour scored on a 3-yard run. Second Quarter: Kyle Moore kicked a 30-yard field goal. Third Quarter: Jake Logsdon threw a 23-yard pass to Sean Bettles for a touchdown.

Grace Brethren 40, Villanova 8 (FINAL)
Grace Brethren wins its first Frontier League title since 2005. Jack Gilliland had two touchdown receptions and two interceptions on defense.

Thousand Oaks 29, Moorpark 28 (FINAL/OT)
First Quarter: Avondre Bollar threw an 11-yard pass to Richard Mullaney for a Thousand Oaks touchdown. Second Quarter: No scoring. Third Quarter: Jerry Shumway caught a 3-yard pass from Grant Rohach for a Moorpark touchdown. Bollar ran for a 4-yard touchdown. Rohach ran for a 1-yard touchdown. Fourth Quarter: Bollar scored on a 1-yard run. With 18 seconds left in regulation, Rohach scored on a 1-yard run. Overtime: Rohach scored first on a 14-yard run. Bollar scored on a 12-yard run, and Thousand Oaks opted to go for the 2-point conversion for the win, succeeding on a Bollar pass to Landon Poling.

Santa Clara 28, Malibu 14 (FINAL)

Simi Valley 26, Newbury Park 14 (FINAL)
First Quarter: Newbury Park's Cameron Wood caught a 10-yard pass from Jake Geringer for a touchdown. Second Quarter: No scoring. Third Quarter: Eric Pinkston caught three touchdown passes for Simi Valley. Fourth Quarter: Pinkston caught another touchdown pass, his fourth of the day. 

Hueneme 33, Channel Islands 30 (FINAL)
First Quarter: Channel Islands' Malcolm Allen threw a 28-yard pass to Gabe Camacho for a touchdown. Hueneme's Anthony Aguilera caught a 24-yard touchdown pass from Jonathan Barnfather. Second Quarter: Hueneme's Darrick Mose caught a 12-yard pass from Barnfather for a touchdown. Channel Islands' Richard Gray ran for a 5-yard touchdown. Channel Islands' Jeremiah Valoaga caught an 11-yard pass from Allen for a touchdown. Fourth Quarter: Barnfather scored on a 2-yard run, and later threw a 35-yard pass to Darrick Mose to give Hueneme the lead. Channel Islands attempt to tie the game with six seconds left on a 42-yard field goal missed.

If the Oaks Christian School football team can avoid an upset loss on Friday, it will emerge at the top seed out of the Marmonte League heading into the CIF-Southern Section playoffs.
Preparing for the strong possibility of a three-way atop the final league standings, the league's athletic directors held coin flips among Oaks Christian, St. Bonaventure and Westlake during Tuesday's league meeting. Oaks Christian garners the top seed, St. Bonaventure would go No. 2, and Westlake _ the defending Northern Division champion _ would get the league's No. 3 seed.
The seeding is significant, largely because the No. 1 seed will likely end up on the opposite side of the Northern Division bracket from the league's No. 2 and No. 3 seeds. Thus, St. Bonaventure and Westlake may be headed to a rematch in the playoffs' semifinals.
Oaks Christian, as the league's top seed, would also seem headed to the overall No. 1 seed in the Northern Division.
The Marmonte League receives five playoff entries in this year's playoffs. Thousand Oaks and Moorpark will match up Friday at Thousand Oaks to determine the No. 4 and No. 5 seeds.
Oaks Christian plays host to Agoura in the regular season finale. St. Bonaventure plays host to Royal at Buena High, while Westlake travels to Calabasas

Updated: 11:37

This post will be updated as scores come in. Check out our scoreboard and Twitter for additional updates. Compiled from staff reports.

St. Bonaventure 32, Westlake 31 (FINAL/2OT)
First Quarter: Westlake's Nick Isham threw a 13-yard touchdown pass to Cody Tuttle. St. Bonaventure's Marc Evans threw a 56-yard touchdown pass to Tanner Souza. Second Quarter: St. Bonaventure's Christian White caught a 9-yard pass from Marc Evans for a touchdown. Westlake's Alex Ball kicked a 48-yard field goal. St. Bonaventure's Shaun Wick ran for a 1-yard touchdown. Third Quarter: Westlake's Jared Fry returned a punt 53 yards for a touchdown. Fourth Quarter: Isham threw a 9-yard touchdown pass to Nelson Spruce. As time expired, St. Bonvanenture's Brandon Rominger kicked a 31-yard field goal to tie the game. First Overtime: No scoring. Second Overtime: Westlake scored on a 25-yard pass from Isham to Spruce. St. Bonaventure scored on a Wick 10-yard run. St. Bonaventure went for two and got it on an Evans pass to Cody Kurz to win the game and force a three-way tie with Westlake and Oaks Christian atop the Marmonte League.

Oaks Christian 45, Newbury Park 0 (FINAL)
Richie Harrington threw for 167 yards and two touchdowns and Oaks Christian's defense scored twice in a 45-0 rout of visiting Newbury Park. With St. Bonaventure's 32-31 triumph over Westlake, Oaks Christian (7-2, 7-1) moves into a three-way tie for first place in the Marmonte League heading into its regular season finale with Agoura. Oaks Christian School football coach Bill Redell announced on Friday that he will return for a 12th season as the team's coach next fall.

Rio Mesa 42, Pacifica 21 (FINAL)
A win over host Pacifica promoted Rio Mesa in postion to win the Pacific View League championship on Nov. 12. If Rio Mesa (5-4, 3-1 Pacific View) beats rival Camarillo on the road, it could finish the regular season in a three-way tie for the league title with Camarillo. A coin flip would decide which two automatically qualify for the Western Division playoffs. The odd team out, although co-champion, would have to wait to see whether it receives an at-large selection. Marcus Alford and Tanner Wrout each ran for two touchdowns for Rio Mesa.

Royal 37, Agoura 34 (FINAL/OT)
First Quarter: Agoura's Corey Da Silva caught an 80-yard pass from Gerard Poutier for a touchdown. Royal's Kyle Gauthier scored on a 2-yard run. Second Quarter: Agoura's Wesley Rowell returned an interception 31 yards for a touchdown. Gauthier scored on a 1-yard run. Da Silva caught touchdown passes from Poutier for 7 and 80 yards. Jamie Alvarado kicked a 46-yard field goal for Agoura. Third Quarter: Gauthier ran for a 4-yard touchdown. Royal's Alex Wardle kicked a 30-yard field goal. Fourth Quarter: Royal's Robert Gormaz caught a 26-yard pass from Zach Collins to tie the game. Overtime: Alvarado kicked a 26-yard field goal for Agoura. Royal's Gauthier ran for a 2-yard touchdown to win the game.

Oxnard 69, Hueneme 21 (FINAL)
First Quarter: Oxnard's Terrell Watson ran for two touchdowns. Hueneme's Treshaun Nixon threw an 11-yard pass to Derrick Mose for a touchdown. Second Quarter: Terrell Watson ran for four more touchdowns (3, 2, 49 and 40 yards), giving him six for the half. Fourth Quarter: Hueneme's DeShaun Nixon caught a 48-yard pass for a touchdown from Jonathan Barnfather. Oxnard's Grant Weiss ran for touchdowns of 75 and 2 yards.

Fillmore 13, Oak Park 7 (FINAL)
Oak Park's High's high-octane offense came to a screeching halt on Friday night as visiting Fillmore beat the Eagles 13-7 in a Tri-Valley League game on homecoming for the Eagles. Oak Park, averaging 28 points a game over the past six games, was pressured and blitzed by the undermanned Flashes all night and were close to being shut out, save a late fourth-quarter score.

Nordhoff 27, Carpinteria 14 (FINAL)
Host Carpinteria was up 14-7 early in the second quarter and it was a one-possession game until the final nine minutes, but Rangers running back Isaac Seymour kept gobbling up yards and the Warriors kept turning it over, as Nordhoff remained perfect with a 27-14 win at Memorial Stadium. Seymour was a workhorse, rushing a whopping 35 times for 213 yards and three touchdowns. During one drive in the third quarter, he carried the ball 11 times in 13 plays.

Buena 45, Santa Barbara 0 (FINAL)

Thousand Oaks 52, Calabasas 26 (FINAL)
Richard Mullaney caught 11 passes for 182 yards and three touchdowns to help lead visiting Thousand Oaks High to a 52-26 win over Calabasas in a Marmonte League game played Friday night. The victory clinched a CIF-Southern Section playoff spot for Thousand Oaks, which will host Moorpark next week to determine who will be fourth place in the league.

Moorpark 35, Simi Valley 0 (FINAL)
Moorpark High notched its second shutout of the season by whipping host Simi Valley 35-0 in a Marmonte League football game Friday night. Two weeks ago, Moorpark beat Royal 31-0, to give the Musketeers a combined 66-0 margin against the two Simi Valley schools. Simi Valley fell to 1-8, with a 1-7 mark in league play.

Camarillo 42, Channel Islands 6 (FINAL)
Camarillo High received a big scare from host Channel Islands in Friday's Pacific View League football game. The Scorpions (7-2, 4-0) held a 7-0 lead after the first quarter and it was 14-6 at halftime. Ossie Toc rushed for four touchdowns as Camarillo responded for a 42-6 victory over Channel Islands (2-7, 0-4). Toc finished with 189 yards rushing on 27 carries.

Grace Brethren 45, Malibu 6 (FINAL)
From the opening kickoff, which Jack Gilliland returned 82 yards for a touchdown, the junior was all over the field making plays for the Lancers. If he wasn't running for a touchdown, he was seemingly on the receiving end of one, scoring four times in the first half, helping Grace Brethren cruise to a 45-6 victory on homecoming night at Moorpark College.

Santa Paula 24, Santa Clara 16 (FINAL)
Nursing a one-point lead, Santa Paula got an 85-yard kickoff return for a touchdown from senior Esteban Magana to seal a 24-16 win over Santa Clara in a non-league contest marred with penalties. Before its epic 100th meeting with Fillmore High next week, the Santa Paula football team had its hands full with visiting Santa Clara on Friday night.

Bishop Diego 35, Villanova 22 (FINAL)
Villanova Prep lost its final home game of the season, 35-22 loss to Bishop Diego on Friday night at Nordhoff High. Villanova (4-5, 1-2 Frontier League) got out to a 14-0 lead but could not hold on.
Jackson Doyle had 159 total yards, 106 on the ground in only 12 carries. Doyle caught a touchdown pass and had 53 yards on four catches. Defensively, Doyle had 12 tackles, a sack and a forced fumble.
Will Schoof completed 8-of-16 passes for 101 yards, throwing two touchdown passes and one interception. Thomas Dempsey ran for a 36-yard touchdown and Sean Rothfuss caught a 25-yard touchdown pass.
Evan Smith made 9 tackles and recovered a fumble. Devon Billy added 8 tackles. It was Senior Night for Doyle, Smith and Billy, playing their last home game for Villanova.