Premium prep football and support for our armed forces will be in full force this weekend in Oceanside at the 2015 Honor Bowl. The opening contest in the Honor Bowl Friday night features the Alemany Warriors and the Colony Titans.

Alemany comes into the contest fresh off a dominating 61-7 home victory over Garfield from the City Section. Led by super sophomore quarterback Brevin White, the Warriors are poised to put up big numbers offensively this season. On defense, Alemany is loaded with talent as well.

Southern California has the spotlight for National Signing Day coverage in 2014, and rightfully so. A few of the nation's top recruits who have yet to announce their decisions hail from Socal. Adoree' Jackson, Damien Mama & JuJu Smith will shock the world today.

Other notable recruits from California include Joe Mixon, who is slated to announce his commitment to Oklahoma, along with UCLA future signees Jaleel Wadood, Adarius Pickett and Jordan Lasley.

Several outstanding student athletes were honored Saturday night at the MLK Unsung Heroes Awards Ceremony at the Redeemer Missionary Baptist Church in Los Angeles. The annual event was presented by the Inner CIty Youth Foundation and featured musical performances by the LA Inner City Mass Choir and a call to action from guest speaker Congresswoman Maxine Waters.

The 2nd Annual Unsung Heroes Awards Ceremony will be held Saturday night in LA at Redeemer Missionary Baptist Church. The event celebrates the top student athletes in the area that excelled on the field, in the classroom and within the community.

The West squad defeated the East 28-6 at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl Game at the Alamodome in San Antonio Saturday afternoon.

The annual matchup featured the top prep football players in the country. Many of the participants have already committed to college programs but some announced their intentions live on NBC during the game.

Jalen Greene will enroll early at USC and be the next Socal quarterback to join the Trojan family. Greene was previously committed to Boise State and University of Washington, but do to coaching situations and a change of heart he'll remain in Southern California.

"I went out there and it felt like home. The city was huge," said latest University of Washington commit Jalen Greene. As a Southern California native, Seattle was the better fit at the end of the day compared to Boise, Idaho.

Greene led the Serra Cavaliers to a victory in the 2012 CIF State Championship and back-to-back CIFSS Championships. Jalen is one of the best dual-threat quarterbacks in the entire 2014 recruiting class and will help build the new program led by Chris Peterson.

UW has top-notch facilities and that is definitely a draw to incoming freshmen.

In a battle of undefeated teams, the Serra Cavaliers proved to have too much fire power for St. Francis tonight. The Golden Knights fought to keep the game close and things were tied up 21-21 entering the fourth quarter. Boise State QB commit Jalen Greene changed that.

Greene took the ball on a quarterback draw and raced 50 yards up the gut to give the Cavaliers the lead 28-21 after the successful PAT.

Until that point, St. Francis had the Cavaliers on their heels.

Serra vs St Francis: Game Highlights