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City Section top 10 football rankings

Dorsey coach Stafon Johnson, left, and his son, Deuce, pose for a photo.
Dorsey coach Stafon Johnson and his son, Deuce, have the Dons in position to make the City Section Open Division playoffs.
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EL SEGUNDO, CA-AUGUST 14, 2019: Eric Sondheimer, Prep Sports Columnist, Los Angeles Times
By Eric Sondheimer
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City Section top 10 football rankings after Week 9. Narbonne is facing a fourth week of forfeits.

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1. NARBONNE (7-2): Gauchos headed toward seven weeks of inaction before playoffs on Nov. 15

2. BIRMINGHAM (4-4): The Patriots have outscored City Section opponents 211-14.

3. CARSON (5-4): Colts finish Marine League having beaten all three of its opponents.

4. SAN PEDRO (6-3): Pirates close the regular season by hosting Gardena.

5. GARDENA (7-2): Forfeit loss to Narbonne last week.

6. BANNING (4-5): Pilots still searching for options besides Steven Perez.

7. DORSEY (6-3): Coliseum League champions had big win over King/Drew.

8. GARFIELD (7-2): QB Robert Cedillo had four touchdown passes in win over Roosevelt.

9. KENNEDY (7-2): Junior QB Diego Montes is an underrated standout.

10. VENICE (5-4): A win over Westchester gives Venice the Western League title.

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Eric Sondheimer

Eric Sondheimer is the prep sports columnist for the Los Angeles Times. He has been honored seven times by the California Prep Sportswriters Assn. for best prep sports column.

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