The “Holy Bowl” between Cathedral Catholic Dons and St. Augustine Saints at San Diego Mesa College stadium is set for October 4th. This annual rivalry dates back to 1966, originally known as the “Charity Bowl” before being renamed the “Holy Bowl” in 1974 due to increased attendance and profitability. This year marks their 60th matchup, with Cathedral Catholic leading the series 37-22 historically.

Anticipation is high with an expected attendance of 7,000 fans. St. Augustine, after last year’s 27-21 victory, aims to further improve their record against Cathedral Catholic in this upcoming clash. 

As part of the 21st season of the Great American Rivalry Series, this game promises to be a spirited and competitive affair, drawing fans from both sides to pack San Diego Mesa College Stadium.

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MVP

Brady Palmer
Cathedral Catholic

SCHOLAR ATHLETES

Jonathan Chavez

St. Augustine

Jonathan is a model student both in the classroom and on the football field, maintaining an impressive GPA while participating in various extracurricular activities. As a three-time varsity letterman, he is a key contributor to the Saints, demonstrating his commitment to the sport. Beyond his athletic achievements, Jonathan is also a talented part-time piano and guitar player. After graduating, he aspires to attend the University of Texas to pursue a degree in engineering.
Tyler Duong

Cathedral Catholic

Tyler has achieved a remarkable 4.2 GPA while not only being a student athlete but also captain of the National Honor Society and a Student Ambassador for Cathedral Catholic. In addition to his leadership roles, Tyler is a standout player on the varsity football team, playing a crucial role in driving the Don’s offense.

GAME SUMMARY

In a commanding performance at Mesa College on Friday night, Cathedral Catholic dominated St. Augustine with a decisive 42-0 victory. The Dons quickly found the end zone with a balanced offensive attack, led by precise passing and a strong running game that built an insurmountable lead. Their defense was relentless, stifling St. Augustine's attempts to gain momentum and forcing turnovers throughout the game. This victory not only highlights Cathedral Catholic's strength but also sets a new benchmark with a 42-point margin. St. Augustine, with a young team in the midst of development, will look to use this experience as a stepping stone for future growth. Overall, the matchup showcased Cathedral Catholic's exceptional preparation and execution in a well-deserved win.