Games of the week

(All games are at 7 p.m. Friday except where noted) No. 20 Antioch (1-0) at No. 19 California-San Ramon (1-0):

California gave up just 288 yards in a 24-7 opening win over Spanish Springs-Sparks, Nev., last week. Jaysn Wade rushed for 144 yards and scored twice in Antioch’s 24-7 home win over Lincoln-Stockton.

No. 21 Marin Catholic-Kentfield (0-1) at No. 10 McClymonds-Oakland (0-0):

The Wildcats need a bounce-back win after losing at CampolindoMoraga, and the two-time defending state champion Warriors try to make a statement with the start of a big upgrade in the nonleague schedule.

Monte Vista-Danville (1-0) vs. No. 24 San Leandro (1-0) at Burrell Field:

Under second-year coach Matt Russi, Monte Vista pulled out a big cross-sectional win, 9-3, at Granite Bay. Monte Vista will face an offense that scored at will in a 45-28 opening-night win at home versus FoothillPleasanton.

San Benito-Hollister (0-0) at Terra Nova-Pacifica (0-1):

The host Tigers — with captains Layne Couri (a linebacker) and Giovanni FabianiWyatt (strong safety) and new quarterback Jaried Julian — could be the favorites of the Peninsula Athletic League Bay Division. At halftime, the school’s stadium will be named after Bill Gray, who won 10 league championships in his 23 years as head coach.

Central Catholic-Modesto (1-0) at No. 1 De La Salle-Concord (1-0), 7:30 p.m.:

The programs, each coming off shutout wins, have combined for 11 state titles (seven for DLS), the most of any two teams in California. Central Catholic is led by four-star cornerback and leading rusher Dawaiian McNeely. Central Catholic coach Roger Canepa told the Modesto Bee: “We are excited but we didn’t pick this game to go down and not win. It’s a tough job, don’t get me wrong, and we respect everybody but fear nobody.” De La Salle’s Northern California unbeaten streak stands at 291.