Updated at 11:00 p.m.
13 area teams kick their seasons off this weekend, and we'll have updates and coverage from all the games in this post, at our scoreboard and on Twitter. New to the Star this season is our web broadcast of the Game of the Week, today we're streaming Newbury Park vs. Buena live.
Compiled from staff reports
FINAL:
Newbury Park 17, Buena 7
Cayden Malpasuto's interception and subsequent 11-yard return for a touchdown sparked a 17-point third quarter and proved to be the key play in Newbury Park's 17-7 victory.
Moorpark 21, Palos Verdes 10
Moorpark came from behind in the second half and took down Palos Verdes 21-10. Grant Rohach passed for 134 yards and one touchdown, Aaron Stanton rushed for 75 yards and a score and the win was sealed by Bobby Eckert's 23-yard interception return to the end zone.
Grace Brethren 26, Brentwood 23
The Grace Brethren High football team stormed back from a 20-7 halftime deficit, capped by a 17-yard field goal by Micah McDowell with five seconds left.
West Ranch 53, Nordhoff 21
Jeff Coprich was a one-man wrecking crew who took control of the game the first time he touched the ball, racing 85 yards for a touchdown. Coprich needed just nine first-half carries to rush for 201 yards and three touchdowns and also intercepted a pass and returned it 70 yards, upping his team's lead to 33-13 at half.
Simi Valley 45, Golden Valley 14
Jake Maranto had a part in the first four scores on the season as he threw touchdown passes of 34, 19, 23, and 22 yards as Simi Valley jumped out to a 31-7 lead midway through the second quarter. It was new Simi Valley coach Ryan Taggart's first win.
Thousand Oaks 62, Hueneme 0
Howell had three huge plays in the first half as the Thousand Oaks High football team opened the season with a bang Friday night at Hueneme. Howell's 30-yard punt return to started the scoring. Thousand Oaks led 56-0 at halftime.
Fillmore 27, Malibu 7
Running back Collin Farrar ran for four touchdowns and 143 yards on 24 carries.
Ventura 34, Pacifica 16
Rodney Stanley had four touchdown passes, two of them to Nick Rudolph. It was 21-16 after three quarters.
Channel Islands 20, Santa Barbara 14
Richard Gray scored on a 5-yard run for Channel Islands. In the third quarter, Jeremiah Valoaga threw a 36-yard touchdown pass.
Oak Park at Yucaipa
Saturday's games:
Oaks Christian vs. Bellevue (at Mission Viejo), 8:30 p.m.
Westlake at Del Oro, 8 p.m.
St. Genevieve at Villanova Prep, 7 p.m.
13 area teams kick their seasons off this weekend, and we'll have updates and coverage from all the games in this post, at our scoreboard and on Twitter. New to the Star this season is our web broadcast of the Game of the Week, today we're streaming Newbury Park vs. Buena live.
Compiled from staff reports
FINAL:
Newbury Park 17, Buena 7
Cayden Malpasuto's interception and subsequent 11-yard return for a touchdown sparked a 17-point third quarter and proved to be the key play in Newbury Park's 17-7 victory.
Moorpark 21, Palos Verdes 10
Moorpark came from behind in the second half and took down Palos Verdes 21-10. Grant Rohach passed for 134 yards and one touchdown, Aaron Stanton rushed for 75 yards and a score and the win was sealed by Bobby Eckert's 23-yard interception return to the end zone.
Grace Brethren 26, Brentwood 23
The Grace Brethren High football team stormed back from a 20-7 halftime deficit, capped by a 17-yard field goal by Micah McDowell with five seconds left.
West Ranch 53, Nordhoff 21
Jeff Coprich was a one-man wrecking crew who took control of the game the first time he touched the ball, racing 85 yards for a touchdown. Coprich needed just nine first-half carries to rush for 201 yards and three touchdowns and also intercepted a pass and returned it 70 yards, upping his team's lead to 33-13 at half.
Simi Valley 45, Golden Valley 14
Jake Maranto had a part in the first four scores on the season as he threw touchdown passes of 34, 19, 23, and 22 yards as Simi Valley jumped out to a 31-7 lead midway through the second quarter. It was new Simi Valley coach Ryan Taggart's first win.
Thousand Oaks 62, Hueneme 0
Howell had three huge plays in the first half as the Thousand Oaks High football team opened the season with a bang Friday night at Hueneme. Howell's 30-yard punt return to started the scoring. Thousand Oaks led 56-0 at halftime.
Fillmore 27, Malibu 7
Running back Collin Farrar ran for four touchdowns and 143 yards on 24 carries.
Ventura 34, Pacifica 16
Rodney Stanley had four touchdown passes, two of them to Nick Rudolph. It was 21-16 after three quarters.
Channel Islands 20, Santa Barbara 14
Richard Gray scored on a 5-yard run for Channel Islands. In the third quarter, Jeremiah Valoaga threw a 36-yard touchdown pass.
Oak Park at Yucaipa
Saturday's games:
Oaks Christian vs. Bellevue (at Mission Viejo), 8:30 p.m.
Westlake at Del Oro, 8 p.m.
St. Genevieve at Villanova Prep, 7 p.m.
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