Starting the football week in Orange County with notes, comments and observations … 1. It’s the biggest week of the season: Orange County football’s four-team leagues start league play this week, and leagues that already started league play have some huge games on their schedules,

The Warriors ran for six touchdowns on 12 first-half offensive plays en route to a 50-14 victory over Sonora at La Habra High. Troy (6-1 overall, 2-0 league) set the tone with a 47-yard rushing touchdown by Fischer Huss on the first play of the game following a 34-yard kick return from Kieran Klingsberg.

The Mustangs overcome a 10-point, third-quarter deficit to defeat Tesoro for the first time in school history.

The Harvard-committed senior scored five goals and added two field blocks to help the Oilers defend their title.

A recap of the stats and stars from Friday night’s Week 6 games. Big wins for San Clemente, San Juan Hills and Tesoro.

A recap of the stats and stars from Friday night. Aliso Niguel, Dana Hills and El Dorado victories among the highlights.

The list of remaining surfers was whittled down on Friday, Sept. 24, on the south side of the Huntington Beach Pier, with several local surfers claimed victory to move into the last two days of

Huntington Beach took control of the game early and cruised to a 45-13 win over Marina on Thursday in a nonleague football game at Huntington Beach High. Huntington Beach improved to 3-2. The Oilers also have wins over Western and Long Beach Wilson.

No. 7 Edison forced four turnovers and recovered a pouch kick to race past No. 10 San Clemente 42-0 in a nonleague. The Chargers (3-2) turned four of the plays into touchdowns and led 35-0 going into the fourth quarter against the Tritons (3-2),

Wide receiver Isaias Ramirez catches three TD passes and runs for a score to lead the Roadrunners, who are 3-1 for the first time since 2015.