Here's a look at how the Top 15 East Bay teams fared and which players played starring roles on the fifth Friday of the prep football season:

  • No. 1 De La Salle 48, No. 13 Granada 14: Junior quarterback Chris Williams went 12-for-16 passing for 190 yards and also ran for four touchdowns as the Spartans (4-0) rolled past the Matadors (3-1).

  • No. 2 James Logan 54, Berkeley 5: Quarterback Jeffery Prothro threw three touchdown passes and ran for two more and the Colts (5-0) prevented their opponent from scoring a touchdown for the fourth straight game.

  • No. 3 Concord 34, Heritage 0: Quarterback Wyatt Morrow threw for 250 yards and three touchdowns and Olito Thompson ran for 173 yards and a pair of scores as the Minutemen (5-0) topped the Patriots (0-5).

  • No. 4 California 31, No. 7 Amador Valley 21: Grant Sherrod returned a fumble 78 yards for a touchdown for the fourth-quarter clincher as the Grizzlies (4-0) topped the Dons (2-2) in an EBAL showdown.

  • No. 9 Foothill 21, No. 5 Monte Vista 14: Sophomore Kyle Kearns threw a pair of fourth-quarter touchdown passes and the Falcons (3-1) used a stifling defense to rally past the Mustangs (3-1) and hand coach Matt Sweeney a win on the night they celebrated his 25 years of coaching.

  • No. 6 El Cerrito 54, Valley Christian-Dub. 0: Austin Harper scored a pair of touchdowns as the Gauchos (5-0) opened play in the Tri-County Athletic League-Rock division in dominating style, turning five turnovers into 26 points in a shutout over the Vikings (4-1) at Chabot College.

  • No. 8 Campolindo 40, Acalanes 39: Brett Stephens scored on a quarterback sneak as time expired as the Cougars (4-1) snuck past the Dons (4-1).

  • No. 11 Freedom 55, Castro Valley 27: Joe Mixon ran for 188 yards and four touchdowns to lead the visiting Falcons (3-2) past the Trojans (2-4).

  • No. 12 Pittsburg 28, Granite Bay 27 (OT): Jamal Lockett scored on a touchdown run, then added a two-point conversion run to send the Pirates (3-2) to an overtime victory over Granite Bay.

  • No. 15 Deer Valley 26, San Leandro 14: Nsimba Webster threw for 215 yards and three touchdowns and the Wolverines (3-1) forced eight turnovers, including two that led to first-half touchdowns, to help earn a win over the Pirates (0-5).

    Here are your individual standouts throughout the East Bay from Friday night's games:

  • ONDRE RUDOLPH, Dublin: The Gaels' back had perhaps the biggest night among East Bay players, rushing 52 times for a whopping 341 yards and three touchdowns in a 29-21 win over Miramonte.

  • NICK SHEEHAN, Miramonte: The Matadors' quarterback went 21-for-35 for 198 yard and three TDs, including a pair of scoring passes in the final two minutes vs. Dublin.

  • COREY SAILS, Encinal: He ran 18 times for 131 yards and three TDs and also intercepted a pass in a 34-8 win over Vallejo.

  • ISAIAH HUNTER, Encinal: He scored a pair of touchdowns against Vallejo, including a 36-yard interception return.

  • NSIMBA WEBSTER, Deer Valley: The Wolverines' quarterback threw for 215 yards and three TDs in a win over San Leandro.

  • SHANE POOLER, Deer Valley: He rushed for 132 yards, including a 32-yard TD, against San Leandro.

  • STEPHEN JOHNSON, San Leandro: The Pirates' quarterback threw for 219 yards and a TD against Deer Valley.

  • CHRIS WILLIAMS, De La Salle: The Spartans' junior quarterback went 12 of 18 for 190 yards and also rushed for four TDs against Granada.

  • ANDREW BUCKLEY, De La Salle: He caught eight passes for 144 yards against Granada.

  • TIAPEPE VITALE, De La Salle: The Spartans' back ran for 123 yards and a TD vs. Granada.

  • GRANT SHERROD, California: The Grizzlies' defender scored on a 78-yard fumble return to key a win over Amador Valley.

  • KARRIS JOHNSON, California: He carried 15 times for a game-high 99 yards and scored a TD vs. Amador Valley.

  • CAMERON OWEN, California: The Grizzlies' quarterback went 8-for-11 passing for 130 yards and a TD against Amador.

  • KYLE MORENO, Amador Valley: The Dons' quarterback went 19-for-35 for 217 yards and a pair of TDs against California.

  • WYATT MORROW, Concord: The Minutemen's quarterback went 18-for-24 for 250 yards and three TDs against Heritage.

  • OLITO THOMPSON, Concord: The Washington State-bound back ran for 173 yards on 28 carries and scored twice against Heritage.

  • JACOB DAYNES, Concord: He caught seven passes for 121 yards and two TDs vs. Heritage.

  • JAMAL LOCKETT, Pittsburg: The Pirates' back scored the game-winner in overtime on a two-point conversion run - just after his TD run - against Granite Bay.

  • JEFFERY PROTHRO, James Logan: The Colts' quarterback went 6-for-7 for 145 yards and three TDs against Berkeley. He also ran for 48 yards and two scores.

  • AMALANI FUKFUKA, James Logan: He caught three passes for 92 yards and two TDs in the first half against Berkeley.

  • WARREN MILES LONG, James Logan: The Colts' back ran nine times for 111 yards, including a 37-yard TD run, vs. Berkeley.

  • AUSTIN HARPER, El Cerrito: He rush four times for 77 yards, including a 49-yard scoring run, in a win over Valley Christian-Dublin.

  • JALEN HARVEY, El Cerrito: He scored on a 72-yard punt return and also had an interception and a fumble recovery against Valley Christian.

  • HOWARD WIKLE, Valley Christian: The Vikings' back ran 27 times for 119 yards against El Cerrito.

  • BRETT STEPHENS, Campolindo: The Cougars' quarterback scored the game-winniner on a quarterback sneak against Acalanes and he also went 17-for-25 for 312 yards passing.

  • DESHAWN JOHNSON, Acalanes: The Dons' back ran 29 times for 237 yards and two TDs against Campolindo.

  • JOE MIXON, Freedom: He rushed 23 times for 188 yards and scored four TDs in a win over Castro Valley.

  • DANTE MAYES, Freedom: The Falcons' quarterback went 10-for-16 for 167 yards and a TD vs. Castro Valley.

  • PATRICK CHEEK, Castro Valley: He ran 24 times for 137 yards and a pair of TDs against Freedom.

  • KYLE KEARNS, Foothill: The Falcons' quarterback tossed two fourth-quarter TD passes, including the game-winner on a 47-yard strike to fellow sophomore Isaiah Langley with 4:36 left against Monte Vista.

  • KYLE KEARNS, Foothill: The Falcons' quarterback tossed two fourth-quarter TD passes, including the game-winner on a 47-yard strike to fellow sophomore Isaiah Langley with 4:36 left against Monte Vista.

  • GRIFFITH GATES, Foothill: He ran for 99 yards and blocked a field goal that led to Nick Mendonca's 60-yard TD return against Monte Vista.

  • NIKITA ZAMORA, Monte Vista: The Mustangs' quarterback threw for 251 yards and two touchdowns against Foothill.

  • MASON MELIN, Monte Vista: He caught three passes for 95 yards and a TD against Foothill.

  • MARK MORTON, Newark Memorial: The Cougars' back had 13 carries for 91 yards and three TDs in a win over Irvington.

  • MARTY LEGGETT, Newark Memorial: He rushed for 104 yardsd in a win over Irvington.

  • RILEY PIVIN, Newark Memorial: He threw a pair of touchdown passes against Irvington.

  • JIMMY SHARPE, Northgate: He scored on a 63-yard run and a 62-yard interception return in a 55-8 win over Fremont.

  • JOE PELLETIER, Northgate: The Broncos' quarterback threw a pair of touchdowns in a win over Fremont.

  • BRANDON LEE, Northgate: He caught two touchdown passes in a win over Fremont.

  • LAVON WASHINGTON, McClymonds: He return a kickoff 89 yards for a touchdown and also caught a 26-yard scoring pass on fourth-and-16 in a 27-20 loss to unbeaten Oak Grove.

  • KEITH WILLIAMS, McClymonds: He passed for 183 yards and a touchdown and also ran for a score against Oak Grove.

  • DEMETRIUS TRIM, John Swett: The Indians' quarterback went 6-for-7 for 139 yards and three touchdowns, and also intercepted a pass, in a 42-0 win over San Rafael.

  • ALEX LAZARIDIS, John Swett: He carried three times for 55 yards, including a 42-yard TD, and also caught a 40-yard TD against San Rafael.

  • MARCUS DE LA PENA, San Ramon Valley: He rushed 22 times for a game-high 120 yards, caught five passes for 85 yards and also scored twice in a 34-19 win over Livermore.

  • CAMERON BIRSE, San Ramon Valley: He went 16-for-24 for 257 yards and three scoring passes against Livermore.

  • LOUIE HERNANDEZ, Livermore: The Cowboys' back ran 22 times for 119 yards and two TDs, and also threw a scoring pass against San Ramon Valley.

  • DEVANTE MCGOWAN, Mt. Eden: He carried 24 times for 112 yards and a TD in a 35-6 win over Mt. Diablo.

  • KHALIL THOMAS, Mt. Eden: The Monarchs' back ran for 64 yards and a pair of TDs against Mt. Diablo.

  • AUSTIN HUNT, Mt. Diablo: He went 19-for-28 for 203 yards and a TD against Mt. Eden.

  • JOE PROTHEROE, Clayton Valley: He rushed eight times for 139 yards and a TD, and also caught a TD pass in a 58-19 win over Liberty.

  • MICHAEL PROTHEROE, Clayton Valley: The Eagles' quarterback went 4-for-7 for 170 yards and a pair of TDs against Liberty.

  • CESAR LUENGAS, Clayton Valley: He carried 15 times for 177 yards and a TD against Liberty.

  • IVAN OSEQUERA, Liberty: He had 11 rushing attempts for 122 yards and two TDs, including an 80-yard scoring run against Clayton Valley.

  • KENDRICK PAYNE, Skyline: He scored three touchdowns, including a 10-yard TD run with 59 seconds left to lift the Titans to a 40-36 win over Ygnacio Valley. He also threw a TD pass.

  • TYRONE CAMPBELL, Syline: He ran 14 times for 151 yards and a TD against Skyline.

  • JAMELL TOUSANT JR., Skyline: He rushed for 122 yards and a touchdown against Ygnacio Valley.

  • JAMARI POPE, Ygnacio Valley: He ran for 171 yards and a pair of TDs and also threw for 119 yards and a score against Skyline.

  • ADAM WOOD, Las Lomas: The Knights' quarterback went 12-for-18 for 194 yards and three scores in a 49-24 win over Alhambra.

  • KYLE HILL, Las Lomas: He scored two touchdowns in a win over Alhambra.

  • ZACH FULKS, Las Lomas: He wound up scoring a pair of TDs against Alhambra.

  • ROBBY OW, Las Lomas: He caught five passes for 88 yards and also had a pair of interceptions against Alhambra.

  • TAYLOR POYADUE, Alhambra: The Bulldogs' back carried 13 times for 152 yards and a pair of first-half touchdowns against Las Lomas.

  • JOSH EVANS, Alhambra: He went 10-for-15 for 199 yards against Las Lomas.

  • JOSHUA HANDY, Tennyson: He ran 14 times for 155 yards and two TDs in a 50-0 win over Oakland.

  • ISAIAH ROGERS, Tennyson: He scored a pair of touchdowns, including a 40-yard run in the fourth quarter, against Oakland.

  • QUINZELL MOORE, Tennyson: He had two touchdowns in the second quarter against Oakland.

  • STEPHAN PANGELINA, Tennyson: The senior defensive end had a sack, a safety and also recovered a fumble in the end zone for a TD against Oakland.

  • MARJANI ELLISON, Hayward: The Farmers' quarterback threw for 207 yards and a pair of second-half touchdowns in a 13-7 win over College Park.

  • MATT DE SILVA, College Park: He rushed 20 times for a 112 yards against Hayward.

  • TIMMY JACKSON, College Park: The Falcons' back ran 11 times for 100 yards against Hayward.