Long Beach Wilson has made a significant leap in the Press-Telegram high school football rankings, rising to No. 4 following a thrilling 22-21 victory over Long Beach Poly. This win marks Wilson’s first triumph over Poly since 1991. They now have the opportunity to clinch at least a share of the Moore League title with an upcoming game against last-place Long Beach Jordan. St. John Bosco maintains its top position, with an 8-0 record and a crucial match on the horizon against Servite.
By the NumbersWilson’s victory over Poly ended a 34-year winless streak against them.Long Beach Wilson’s current record stands at 7-1, while St. John Bosco leads with an 8-0 record. State of PlaySt. John Bosco looks to secure a share of the Trinity League title with a win this Friday.Wilson is on track for its first outright Moore League title since 1991 if they win their next two games. What’s Next
Long Beach Wilson will face Long Beach Jordan, and a victory is crucial for their league title aspirations. Other teams within the rankings, like Los Alamitos and Downey, are also vying for league title shares in their respective matches this weekend. The playoffs are approaching, adding urgency to the upcoming games.
Bottom Line
Long Beach Wilson’s resurgence marks a pivotal moment for the program and could signify a turning point in local high school football if they continue their winning streak. As teams prepare for league playoffs, consistency and performance in these next games will be critical for securing favorable positions.