Burlingame High School's Boys Varsity Football team delivered an impressive performance against Piedmont Hills on the opening night of their 100th season, securing a decisive victory with a final score of 45-0. The team showcased their strength and skill throughout the game with the offensive unit was a team effort with 6 players contributing a touchdown and totaling 320 yards, Giovanni Turri earned MVP honors this week his stellar defensive numbers, including 9 tackles, 3 tackles for loss, and 2 sacks. This win is the Panthers 5th opening game in which they have shutout their opponent by 40+ points. Largest opening game shutout 1) 2017 v. Mt. Pleasant 54-0 2) 1928 @ Watsonville 48-0 3T) 2026 @ Piedmont Hills 45-0 3T) 2013 @ Mountain View 45-0 4) 2001 v. Sacred Heart Prep 40-0 Panther Football takes their centennial celebration to Peter Umland Stadium next Friday as part of a double-header v. the Carlmont Scots. For Carlmont, they are coming off a 25-7 season opening win v. Menlo School at Bruce Usher Stadium. Between the 2 schools, this is their 30th overall matchup, with Burlingame taking a commanding series lead 20-8-1, including shutouts of 34-0 (2025) and 38-0 (2018 CCS Title Game) in their last two meetings.

Burlingame High School Boys Varsity Football had a strong showing against Carlmont on winning the game in their home opener with a final score of 41-13. Will Armstrong earned the MVP title with impressive stats, recording 3 receptions for 88 yards and 2 touchdowns. Fotu Lavulo also made significant contributions, co-leading the scoring with 2 touchdowns on 6 carries for 47 yards. The team demonstrated great teamwork and skill, securing a solid victory on their home field.

Burlingame High School Boys Varsity Football had an impressive victory against the Arroyo Dons for a fourth straight year, with a final score of 49-0. Quarterback Mark O'Grady was named MVP for his outstanding performance, completing 6 out of 9 passes for 171 yards and throwing 4 touchdowns, along with 1 interception. Will Armstrong also shone brightly leading the scoring with 2 touchdowns on 4 receptions for 108 yards. The team showcased their strength and skill with their third straight 40+ game to start off the year.