Temecula swept Thursday, Oct. 29's Week 10 football slate, with all three city high schools picking up victories heading into the CIF Southern Section (CIF-SS) playoffs.

Great Oak rolled Corona 57-6, Chaparral hammered Vista Murrieta 49-14, and Temecula Valley held off Roosevelt 20-13, according to scores posted by MaxPreps and the Inland Sports Show scoreboard.

Great Oak finishes league play unbeaten

The Wolfpack put the game away early. Great Oak led 15-0 after the first quarter and 43-6 at halftime before cruising to the 57-6 final, according to the MaxPreps box score.

The win gave Great Oak a 5-0 record in Big West South league play and an 8-2 mark overall. The Wolfpack are on a five-game winning streak, according to MaxPreps.

Great Oak had already clinched at least a share of the Big West South title with its Oct. 23 win over King, as the Press-Enterprise reported. Thursday's result completed a perfect run through league play.

Entering the Oct. 29 game, junior quarterback Trent Lux had thrown 28 touchdown passes through nine games, according to MaxPreps. Senior receiver Kannon Terracciano had 11 total touchdowns and averaged 94.6 receiving yards per game over that span.

Chaparral blows out Vista Murrieta

The Pumas piled up 49 points in a lopsided road win over Vista Murrieta (2-8). Chaparral has now won four of its last five games, averaging 43.4 points over that stretch, according to MaxPreps.

The Chaparral football program posted "MURRIETA CITY CHAMPIONS!" on X after the win.

The victory moved Chaparral to 6-4 overall and 4-1 in the Big West North, good for second place behind Centennial. The Pumas had already secured a playoff berth, according to the Daily Bulletin's IE Varsity rankings published Oct. 26.

Entering the Oct. 29 game, senior receiver Michael "Kiko" Farinas led Chaparral with 15 total touchdowns and 96.6 receiving yards per game. Senior quarterback Dane Weber averaged 96.3 rushing yards per game, according to MaxPreps season stats.

Temecula Valley grinds past Roosevelt

The Golden Bears won the tightest game of the night, beating Roosevelt 20-13 at home. The matchup carried direct second-place stakes in the division, according to an Inland Sports Show preview posted before the game.

Temecula Valley improved to 9-1 overall and 4-1 in Big West South play, second behind Great Oak. The Bears are riding a two-game winning streak, according to their MaxPreps schedule.

Entering the Oct. 29 game, junior running back Deven Krause paced the offense with nine total touchdowns and 91.3 rushing yards per game. Junior quarterback Caden Chrisman had completed 64.9% of his passes, per MaxPreps.

What's next

All three Temecula programs now turn their attention to the CIF-SS playoffs. Chaparral, Great Oak and Temecula Valley each completed their 10-game regular seasons on Oct. 29. Playoff brackets and seedings have not yet been announced.