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.

Burlingame High School Boys Varsity Football delivered an impressive performance against the Hillsdale Fighting Knights, winning the game with a final score of 59-6. The final score was monumental in the history books as it is the thirs highest point total in the 100 years of Varsity Football; only the 61-0 victory over Mills in 1993, and a 64-6 positive outcome over San Jose in 1927 surpasses tonight. Dylan Black shone brightly, earning MVP honors by tying a state record with three pick-sixes for a total of 125 yards. Will Armstrong also had a standout game, contributing significantly to the victory with four receptions for 86 yards and three touchdowns from quarterback counterpart Mark O'Grady, who went 7 for 13 in the air for 148 yards. Defensively, Tyler Fletcher led the way for the Panthers with 8 tackles and a Tackle for a loss. Jason Jajeh also pitched in with 6 tackles and the team's only sack. The team showcased their skills and teamwork, making it a memorable day for Burlingame fans.

Burlingame High School Boys Varsity Football secured a victory against the Menlo Knights with a final score of 21-10, . Luke Doss was named MVP for his impressive performance, contributing 35 offensive yards and scoring two touchdowns. Qasim Abutair led the team in rushing with 74 yards on seven carries, while Reid OBrien made a significant defensive impact with 11 tackles and one tackle for loss. The team showcased strong teamwork and determination throughout the game, earning a well-deserved win on the road.

In an exciting matchup, Burlingame High School's Boys Varsity Football team faced off against the Palo Alto Vikings at Earl Hansen Viking Stadium. Despite a strong effort, Burlingame fell short with a final score of 21-35. Burlingame's Brody Farrugia was named MVP for his impressive performance, recording 4 receptions for 84 yards and 2 touchdowns, along with 2 tackles. Mark O'Grady also shone for the Panthers, completing 11 of 23 passes for 179 yards and 3 touchdowns, while Tyler Fletcher contributed with 7 tackles.

In a thrilling matchup on October 16, 2026, the Burlingame High School Boys Varsity Football team faced off against the Half Moon Bay Cougars at Peter Umland Stadium. Despite a strong effort, Burlingame fell short with a final score of 28-35. Burlingame's Mark O'Grady was named MVP, completing 9 of 14 passes for 216 yards, along with 2 touchdowns and 1 interception, while also rushing for a touchdown. Danny O'Sullivan made a significant impact with an 84-yard touchdown reception, and Qasim Abutair contributed with 2 touchdowns as well. Tyler Fletcher led the defense with 10 tackles.