San Diego Union-Tribune Prep Football Poll (Week 3)

Rank / Team / 2018 Record / Points / Week 2 Ranking / Comments

1. Torrey Pines (26) / 2-0 / 296 / 1 / Falcons stay on top after a thrilling win over San Clemente (CA).

2. La Costa Canyon (1) / 2-0 / 251 / 2 / Convincing win over Vista keeps Mavs at #2.

3. Madison (1) / 2-0 / 230 / 3 / Warhawks continue to soar pass their non-league competition.

4. Helix (2) / 1-1 / 205 / 4 / Scotties to face high ranked Arizona foe Saguaro (Scottsdale, AZ).

5. San Marcos / 2-0 / 172 / 6 / Knights set for Avocado League opener at Oceanside.

6. Cathedral Catholic / 1-1 / 146 / 8 / Tough outing vs. Serra (Gardena, CA) awaits Dons.

7. St. Augustine / 2-0 / 72 / NR / Saints make their first Top 10 appearance of 2018.

8. Mission Hills / 0-2 / 54 / 5 / Grizzlies hope to avoid first 0-3 start since 2011.

9. Lincoln / 2-0 / 53 / 10 / Gutsy comeback win at San Diego, huge rivalry week vs. Morse.

10. Eastlake / 1-1 / 47 / NR / The Titans jump in the Top 10 after earning their first win of the season.

*Includes forfeit loss

First-place votes in parenthesis

Points awarded on a 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 basis

Others Receiving Votes: Carlsbad (1-1, 34 points), Ramona (1-1, 21 points), Rancho Bernardo (1-1, 13 points), Monte Vista (2-0, 11 points), Mira Mesa (2-0, 10 points), Point Loma (1-1, 9 points), Oceanside (1-1, 7 points), Granite Hills (2-0, 6 points), Otay Ranch (1-1, 6 points), Grossmont (1-1, 3 points), Imperial (2-0, 2 points), Central Union (2-0, 1 point), Morse (2-0, 1 point).

Voters: 30 sportswriters, sportscasters and officials from throughout the county

John Maffei (San Diego Union-Tribune); Terry Monahan, Don Norcross, Tom Saxe, Rick Hoff and Jim Lindgren (freelance writers); Paul Rudy and Brandon Stone (KUSI-TV); Adam Paul (ECPreps.com); Ramon Scott (EastCountySports.com); Bodie DeSilva (SanDiegoPreps.com); Ted Mendenhall and Taylor Quellman (The Mighty 1090); Steve Brand (San Diego Hall of Champions); Troy Hirsch (Fox 5 San Diego); Rick Smith (PartletonSports.com); Jerry Schniepp, John Labeta. Ron Marquez and Carlton Hoggard (CIF San Diego Section office); Joe Heinz (Coordinator of Athletics, Sweetwater Schools); Raymond Brown (SDFootball.net); Montell Allen (MBASports-SDFNL Magazine); Bob Petinak (1360 Radio); John Kentera and Braden Surprenant (97.3-FM The Fan); Steve Dolan (Mountain Country 107.9-FM); Jim Arnaiz, Mike Dolan and John Carroll (CIF Football Tournament Directors).