2025 COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOOTBALL

Grossmont 37, Glendale 17

El Cajon | 11/8/2025 – Grossmont College secured a Beach Bowl bid with a convincing 37-17 win over Glendale, propelled by a dominant second-half performance and a balanced offensive attack.

Quarterback Melvin Spicer IV led the charge, completing 15 of 26 passes for 223 yards and three touchdowns, including a pair to Ayden Billups.

Running back Darick Dubose Jr., out of El Cajon Valley High, added 167 yards on 21 carries and a touchdown, while Spicer also ran for a score himself.

After Glendale opened the scoring with a field goal and a touchdown pass in the first quarter, Grossmont responded with an early Spicer-to-Billups connection to take a 7-3 lead.

The second quarter belonged to the Griffins, who scored twice, including a 13-yard TD pass to Isaac Syph, taking a 21-10 halftime advantage.

Grossmont extended its lead in the third quarter with Billups’ second touchdown reception and Spicer’s short run. Glendale managed a late touchdown in the fourth, but Christopher Osorio’s 23-yard field goal sealed the 37-17 victory.

Grossmont dominated in total offense (459 yards vs. 214), time of possession (36:08 to 23:05), and efficiency on third down (63%).

Defensively, the Griffins pressured Glendale QB Christian Breazeale into a single interception and limited the Lions’ rushing attack to just 58 yards.

With the win, Grossmont finishes 6-4 overall, 2-3 in the American-Pacific League, and will face West Los Angeles College in the Beach Bowl on Nov. 22.

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Southwestern 27, Chaffey 14

Chula Vista | 11/8/2025 – Southwestern completed a remarkable turnaround season under second-year head coach Oscar Rodriguez Jr., defeating Chaffey 27-14 at DeVore Stadium.

The Jaguars overcame an early deficit, responding after a Chaffey touchdown with a 6-yard strike from Brayten Silbor to Josiah Jefferson.

Southwestern’s special teams made a difference with Davondre Bucannon returning a kickoff 15 yards to set up a score, and kicker Jacob Cuevas adding two field goals.

The Jaguars’ running back Caleb Blocker finished with 109 yards on 11 carries, including a 33-yard touchdown late in the fourth quarter to put the game away.

The Jaguars totaled 274 yards of offense, and the defense pressured Chaffey with four sacks and 17 tackles for loss.

Southwestern improved to 7-3 overall, 4-3 in the National-Southern League, capping an impressive season after finishing winless in conference last year.

The Jaguars will host the Patriotic Bowl on Nov. 22, at 5 p.m., against Moorpark (6-4)

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Palomar College 35, Mt. San Jacinto College 28

San Marcos | 11/8/2025 – Palomar edged Mt. San Jacinto in a high-scoring affair, 35-28.

Palomar quarterback Jakob Harris threw for 289 yards and three touchdowns, connecting on long passes to Furious Hoskins (63 yards) and Vincent Landry IV (48 yards).

Running back Michael Perry-Mack added a 19-yard touchdown run for the Comets.

Despite a late rally by Mt. San Jacinto, Palomar’s early 21-point first quarter set the tone.

The Comets finish 3-7 overall, 2-5 in the American-Pacific League.

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San Diego Mesa 27, Riverside City 65

San Diego | 11/8/2025 – Mesa fell to No. 13-ranked Riverside in a 65-27 blowout.

Riverside quarterback Bryan Wilson threw for 503 yards and four touchdowns, while Jared Doolittle added two more TD passes. Eight Tigers scored touchdowns, highlighted by Brandon Raysor’s 75-yard reception.

Mesa’s offense managed 392 yards but was overpowered by Riverside’s 818-yard offensive output.

Mesa ends the season 4-6 overall, 3-4 in conference.

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2025 SCFA Final Regular Season Overall Records

American Division – Pacific League

1. Santa Monica – 8-2

2. San Bernardino Valley – 7-3

3. West LA – 7-3

4. Grossmont – 6-4

5. Glendale – 5-5

6. LA Pierce – 0-10

American Division – Metro League

1. Victor Valley – 9-1

2. Antelope Valley – 9-1

3. Desert – 4-6

4. LA Valley – 3-7

5. LA Southwest – 2-8

6. Compton – 0-10

National Division – Southern League

1. Saddleback – 9-1

2. El Camino – 8-2

3. Riverside – 7-3

4. Southwestern – 7-3

5. San Diego Mesa – 4-6

6. Palomar – 3-7

7. Mt. San Jacinto – 3-7

8. Chaffey – 1-9

National Division – Central League

1. Golden West – 10-0

2. Cerritos – 8-2

3. Fullerton – 7-3

4. Canyons – 4-6

5. Pasadena City – 5-5

6. Bakersfield – 4-6

7. East Los Angeles – 2-8

8. Orange Coast – 0-10

National Division – Northern League

1. Mt. San Antonio – 9-1

2. Ventura – 9-1

3. Moorpark – 6-4

4. Citrus – 6-4

5. Allan Hancock – 4-6

6. Long Beach – 3-7

7. Santa Ana – 1-9

8. Santa Barbara – 0-10

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2025 Postseason Bowl & Playoff Matchups

American Division Bowl Games

• American Division Championship Bowl: Santa Monica (8-2) vs. Victor Valley (9-1) – Nov. 16, Victorville

• Western State Bowl: San Bernardino Valley (7-3) vs. Antelope Valley (9-1) – Nov. 22

• Beach Bowl: Grossmont (6-4) vs. West Los Angeles (7-3) – Nov. 22

National Division Bowl Games

• Southern California Bowl: Riverside (7-3) vs. Fullerton (7-3) – Nov. 17

• Patriotic Bowl: Moorpark (6-4) vs. Southwestern (7-3) – Nov. 22

• Golden State Bowl: Pasadena City (5-5) vs. Citrus (6-4) – Nov. 22

Southern California Regional Playoffs (3C2A)

• Nov. 22: #6 El Camino (8-2) at #3 Mt. San Antonio (9-1)

• Nov. 22: #5 Cerritos (8-2) at #4 Ventura (9-1)

• Nov. 29: #1 Golden West (10-0) vs. Cerritos/Ventura winner

• Nov. 29: #2 Saddleback (9-1) vs. El Camino/Mt. SAC winner

• Dec. 13: 3C2A State Championship hosted by Southern California regional winner

Final Standings

2025 SCFA Standings

 

NATIONAL DIVISION

 

 

 

AMERICAN DIVISION

 

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