SCORECARD: COUNTY HIGHLIGHTS FROM WEEK 6 : HOW TOP 10 FARED

Results of games involving teams in this week’s Orange County Sportswriters Assn. poll:

1. Los Alamitos (6-0) beat Cypress (0-6), 62-2, Thursday.

2. Fountain Valley (6-0) beat Marina (3-3), 41-7.

3. Huntington Beach (6-0) beat Servite (1-5), 20-0, Thursday.

4. Irvine (5-1) beat Woodbridge (4-2), 38-22.

5. Mater Dei (5-1) beat San Clemente (5-1), 17-7.

6. Esperanza (4-2) beat El Dorado (2-4), 21-7.

7. Valencia (5-1) beat Brea-Olinda (2-4), 28-0.

8. Newport Harbor (5-1) lost to Corona del Mar (4-2), 23-0.

9. San Clemente (5-1) lost to Mater Dei (5-1), 17-7.

10. Capistrano Valley (4-2) beat Mission Viejo (3-3), 28-21.

LOOKING AHEAD

It will be a week of big showdowns starting Friday in the Sea View League, when No. 4 Irvine plays Santa Margarita at Saddleback College. Irvine features Tony Mathis and Mike Phelps; Santa Margarita has standouts Derek Yankoff and Brian and Brad Finneran.

Two of the South Coast League’s stronger teams meet Friday at Santa Ana Stadium, where No. 5 Mater Dei plays host to No. 10 Capistrano Valley.

In a game that could determine the Sunset League title, No. 2 Fountain Valley visits No. 3 Huntington Beach Friday. Fountain Valley’s Scott Bertoni is one of the county’s top quarterbacks; Huntington Beach’s Tony Gonzalez is the county’s most highly recruited player.

TOP PERFORMERS

Brian Baughman threw for 379 yards--10th best on the county’s all-time list and second this season to Laguna Hills’ Justin Vedder (382)--as the Bolsa Grande quarterback completed 17 of 29 passes to lead the Matadors to a 39-28 victory over Santiago.

Running back Steve Bonnar picked up the torch, what with Michael Graham’s departure, and the junior didn’t disappoint. He carried the ball 22 times for 212 yards to help the Monarchs beat previously undefeated San Clemente, 17-7. Allen Vaughan gained 180 yards rushing, including an 81-yard touchdown, for the Tritons.

Mark Fausto continued to put the ball in the air, completing 13 of 23 passes for 224 yards and two touchdowns to help Santa Ana to its first victory of the season, 19-13, over Ocean View.

Sunny Hills’ Henry Naliielua carried the ball 15 times for 200 yards and three touchdowns in the Lancers’ 30-12 victory over Fullerton.

Sophomore sensation Reuben Droughns kept piling up the yardage, rushing for 196 yards in 33 carries and scoring two touchdowns to lead Anaheim past Magnolia, 27-0. Droughns had more yards rushing in the first half (62), than the Sentinels as a team had in the entire game (54).

Loara’a Denis Dawson gained 183 yards in 35 carries and Floyd Talley caught seven passes for 98 yards and one touchdown as the Saxons tied Katella, 14-14.

Tony Mathis gained 175 yards in 25 carries and scored two touchdowns in Irvine’s 38-22 victory over Woodbridge. Warrior quarterback Matt Sauk completed 12 of 22 passes for 175 yards and a touchdown. He also rushed for a score. Teammate Billy Atkinson gained 121 yards in 20 carries.

J.R. Walz rushed for 146 yards and two touchdowns to lead Corona del Mar to a 23-0 upset of previously unbeaten Newport Harbor, the top-ranked team in Southern Section Division IV.

ON THE RECORD

“This place will be rockin’. I’ve seen some film and I’ll see them tomorrow night, but they’re good. Real good.”

--George Pascoe, Huntington Beach coach, on next week’s Sunset League showdown with Fountain Valley.

ON DEFENSE

Estancia’s Jairo Arceyut intercepted a pass and recovered a fumble in the Eagle’s 7-3 loss to Century. The senior missed last week’s game after collapsing on the sidelines after intercepting a pass against Katella on Sept. 30, but was cleared to play after cardiac tests Monday and Tuesday.