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Some states are wrapping up their high school football regular seasons, others are gearing up for playoffs, and one state is already hosting its state championships.

Last weekend in Alaska, class III and class II state champions were crowned. In class III, Barrow took home the title and the class II title went to Soldotha. Alaska will wrap-up its season Friday in the class I state matchup between West (Anchorage) and Bartlett (Anchorage). Check out high school football playoff brackets on MaxPreps.

North Dakota kicked off its playoffs last weekend, and this weekend, Indiana, South Dakota, Utah, and Wisconsin begin their playoffs.  

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It's a BIG high school football rivalry in California on Friday night. MaxPreps state-ranked No. 3 ranked team St. John Bosco will face No. 7 Santa Margarita in a neutral conference game at El Camino College

St. John’s quarterback Kevin Doyle has caught the attention of Ole Miss, Boston College, Indiana, Iowa and more.

St. John Bosco is led by dual-threat quarterback Re-al Mitchell, as well as safety Jaiden Woodbey an Ohio State commit, and four-star cornerback recruit Chris Steele.

On the other sideline, Santa Margarita has one of the best offenses in the state, averaging 44 points a game according to MaxPreps. The Eagles boast running back Chad Magyar, who is committed to UNLV, running back Malone Mataele, who is committed to Utah, and tight end Jake Peters, who is committed to Arizona.

Want to watch the game? We have you covered! Watch No. 3 St. John Bosco vs No. 7 Santa Margarita through Facebook LiveStream.

In New Jersey, the No. 1 team in the state Bergen Catholic (Oradell) will face off against No. 4 Pope John XXIII (Sparta).

Pope John XXIII is looking to knock off the No. 1 team after suffering its first loss of the season last week to St. Joseph Regional.

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Quarterback Niko Hroncich, who has gained interest from Rutgers, leads Pope John XXIII. He will look to running backs Berrell Neal and Terrance Jones for help on offense.

Boston College commit, John Langan, leads Bergen Catholic, which also has 247Sports four-star recruit running back Josh McKenzie, who has caught the attention of Boston College, Michigan, Temples and more. 

A district championship is on the line in Miami, as MaxPreps nationally ranked team No. 10 Central will face No. 19 Northwestern.

Central coach Roland Smith told USA Today High School Sports  “Any time you play the top team in your district, you want to be able to control your own destiny in the playoffs.”

Central and Northwestern have only lost one game this season. Both teams fell to IMG Academy (Bradenton), MaxPreps second-ranked team in the nation.

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Michigan’s high school football season is entering its last weekend of the regular season, and with playoffs looming 36 teams remain undefeated in the Great Lake State.

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