JSerra Catholic senior Dante Pettis is one of the most dynamic athletes we've watched this high school football season. Pettis is the cousin of former Boise State Broncos WR Austin and is the son of current Texas Rangers coach and former MLB Gold Glove winner Gary.

To say athleticism is in Pettis' blood would be an understatement.

Boise State became Dante's fifth official scholarship offer today and the Broncos are undoubtedly in his top list of schools.

Dante Pettis: 2014 ATH Official Senior Mixtape

The Gardena Serra Cavaliers and Chaminade Eagles of West Hills lock horns tonight in a highly anticipated Mission League Showdown.

Both teams are stacked with D1 bound student athletes at every level. Serra enters the contest 6-0, fresh off a dominating 63-7 victory over Harvard Westlake in the Mission League opener last week.

CLA caught up with Serra quarterback and Boise State commit Jalen Greene in the lead up to the big game.

2014 QB Ty Gangi did everything imaginable for St. Francis tonight in a battle of unbeatens. The Knights came into this road game vs Monrovia with a 4-0 record and things got moving quickly.

St. Francis pulled out a bit of trickery for the first score of the game and Gangi caught a throwback pass for a short touchdown. Senior RB Joe Mudie made it 8-0 after scoring on the two-point conversion.

Sensational Monrovia athlete Kurt Scoby took advantage of the Wildcats next possession and dove into the end zone for a touchdown on a screen pass to make the game 8-7.

The Chaminade Eagles topped the Oaks Christian Lions 21-14 in a hard fought battle between perennial powers Thursday night in Westlake Village. Miami 2014 commit and Elite 11 QB Brad Kaaya scored the game-winning touchdown on a 1-yard plunge to secure the big road victory for the Eagles.

After a slow start for both teams, the score was 8-8 at halftime. Chaminade got on the board first with a touchdown run by senior Donovan Lee. The Eagles converted the 2-point try and made the score 8-0.

Chaminade vs Oaks Christian: Full Game Highlights

In a classic showdown between perennial powerhouses, the Gardena Serra Cavaliers and Oceanside Pirates locked horns Friday night at the 2013 Honor Bowl in Oceanside. When it was all said and done, Serra pulled out a hard fought 50-39 victory over Oceanside.

The host Pirates got out to an early 8-0 lead after a short touchdown catch by Jace Whittaker and a successful fake PAT try.

For the second consecutive week, the Mater Dei Monarchs came out swinging and seized control of the game from the outset en route to a dominating 56-7 victory over the St. Paul Swordsmen Thursday night at the Santa Ana Bowl.

Mater Dei senior quarterback Chase Forrest had another outstanding performance and moved the Monarchs offense down the field consistently. After a short touchdown run by Malik McMorris gave Mater Dei a 7-0 lead, Forrest linked up with junior two-way athlete Ben Humphreys on a 51-yard touchdown strike. A touchdown run from senior Justin Allen extended the lead to 21-0.

Despite being the thick of things with the 2014 recruiting class cycle, the class of 2015 is beginning to emerge and some of the top players are beginning to get their names out in the spotlight. One of those names is Keisean Lucier-South, the 6-foot-6, 215 lbs. defensive end from Orange (CA.) Lutheran.

The relentless pass-rusher already boasts offers from most of the Pac-12, Miami (Fl.), Tennessee and more. Plus, he's starting to get overall recognition as one of the top players in the nation. He's getting recognition as a five-star athlete as well.