Here are the IE Varsity high school football rankings heading into Week 8. IE VARSITY’S HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL RANKINGS 1. Centennial (5-2) The Huskies have outscored two league opponents by a combined score of 124-0. Previous ranking: 1 Up next: Friday vs. Murrieta Valley 2. Murrieta Valley (6-1) The Nighthawks raced to an early lead and cruised to a 56-22 win over Chaparral. Previous ranking: 2 Up next: Friday at Centennial 3. Chaparral (5-2) The Pumas look to get back on track, starting with this week’s homecoming game. Previous ranking: 3 Up next: Friday vs. Norco 4. Rancho Cucamonga (5-2) The Cougars rolled past Ayala 37-7 to extend their winning streak to five games. Previous ranking: 4 Up next: Friday at Etiwanda 5. Damien (5-2) The Spartans pulled out a 34-33 double-overtime victory over Upland last week. Previous ranking: 5 Up next: Friday vs. Chino Hills 6. Beaumont (6-1) The Cougars routed Yucaipa 44-7 to remain undefeated in the Citrus Belt League. Previous ranking: 7 Up next: Friday vs. Citrus Valley 7. San Jacinto (5-3, two losses by forfeit) The Tigers will take a bye week and prepare for their showdown with West Valley. Previous ranking: 8 Up next: Oct. 24 vs. West Valley 8. Cajon (5-2) The Cowboys bounced back and cruised to a 47-0 win over Redlands East Valley. Previous ranking: 9 Up next: Friday at Redlands 9. Vista Murrieta (4-3) The Broncos will be looking to snap a two-game losing skid at home Friday evening. Previous ranking: 6 Up next: Friday vs. Roosevelt 10. Aquinas (5-2) The Falcons routed Cerritos Valley Christian, the program’s 34th straight league win. Previous ranking: 10 Up next: Friday vs. Heritage Christian Aquinas High’s Champ Brown (22) runs away from Valley Christian’s Lucas Witt (43) for a first down in the first half of the Ironwood League football game in San Bernardino on Friday, Oct. 11, 2024. (Photo by Terry Pierson, The Press-Enterprise/SCNG) 11. Bonita (7-0) The Bearcats won their homecoming game last week, a 24-7 victory over Claremont. Previous ranking: 11 Up next: Thursday vs. Los Osos 12. Chino Hills (5-2) The Huskies hammered Etiwanda 34-7 to remain unbeaten in Baseline League play. Previous ranking: 13 Up next: Friday at Damien 13. Upland (2-5) The Highlanders suffered another heartbreaking defeat last week against Damien. Previous ranking: 12 Up next: Friday at Ayala 14. Norco (3-4) The Cougars returned to their winning ways with a 49-7 victory over Roosevelt. Previous ranking: 14 Up next: Friday at Chaparral 15. Orange Vista (3-4) The Coyotes defeated Liberty 35-0 for the program’s ninth straight Ivy League win. Previous ranking: 15 Up next: Thursday at Vista del Lago 16. King (6-1) The Wolves had no troubles last week and rolled to a 45-10 victory over Corona. Previous ranking: 17 Up next: Friday vs. Temecula Valley 17. Summit (6-1) The SkyHawks wrapped up nonleague play with a 40-14 victory over Grand Terrace. Previous ranking: 19 Up next: Friday at Kaiser 18. Etiwanda (2-4-1) The Eagles have gone winless over their past five games (four losses and one tie). Previous ranking: 16 Up next: Friday vs. Rancho Cucamonga 19. Rancho Verde (4-3) The Mustangs outpaced Vista del Lago 58-40 in a high-scoring Ivy League contest. Previous ranking: Bubble Up next: Friday at Paloma Valley 20. Ramona (7-0) The Rams dominated the second half and posted a 35-14 victory over Norte Vista. Previous ranking: Bubble Up next: Thursday at Jurupa Valley Teams on the bubble (in alphabetical order): Ayala (2-5), Citrus Valley (2-4), Colony (3-4), Hemet (7-0), Hillcrest (5-2), Murrieta Mesa (3-4), Norte Vista (6-1), Ontario Christian (4-3), Roosevelt (2-5), San Dimas (5-2), Vista del Lago (6-1), Yucaipa (4-3). Related Articles High School Sports | IE Varsity’s Week 8 high school football schedule, Oct. 17-19 High School Sports | IE Varsity’s Week 7 football roundup: Emiliano Villareal leads Rancho Christian to victory High School Sports | Santiago’s Rylee Blade finishes second at prestigious Clovis Invitational High School Sports | IE Varsity’s football wrap-up: Stories, scores and photos from Week 7 games High School Sports | Murrieta Valley football team shows resilience and overpowers Chaparral