Carson High, the defending City Section football champion, received the No. 1 seed for the Open Division when the playoff pairings were announced on Saturday.
The Colts are 9-1 with no City Section team coming close to challenging a team that’s led by the reigning City player of the year, quarterback Chris Fields III. Carson hosts No. 8 Palisades in its opener on Nov. 13.
As an indication of where the Open Division stands, San Pedro (7-2) received the No. 2 seed and lost to Carson 35-0 on Oct. 23. San Pedro hosts No. 7 Dorsey.
The big surprise this season has been the rise of Cleveland (10-0), which won the West Valley League title and had its first perfect regular season. The Cavaliers are seeded No. 3 but must overcome the loss to injury of star running back Moyo Odebunmi. Cleveland hosts Crenshaw in a rematch of a nonleague game won by the Cavaliers.
There was a late-season upset with King/Drew losing to Dorsey 22-6 on Friday night, creating a three-way tie for first place in the Coliseum League with Crenshaw and Dorsey. All three teams were placed in the Open Division, where teams have a bye next week. No. 5 King/Drew plays at No. 4 Birmingham.
Unbeaten Granada Hills Kennedy (10-0) is seeded No. 1 in Division I and hosts Fairfax and star running back Tru Warrior Casas on Friday.
In flag football, Carson is seeded No. 1 for the Open Division with El Camino Real No. 2.
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