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T1. Alexander Silva (Saint Maximilian Catholic School), 9 goals
Silva arrives at the top in form. The junior has four goals and an assist in his team's last three games, and nine goals and two assists in 10 games across the season, 2.0 points per game. He has been involved in 28 percent of the recorded goals for a Saint Maximilian Catholic School side that are 7-1-2 in the Bay Area Independent Athletic League.
T1. Mateo Briseño (Saint Maximilian Catholic School), 9 goals
Briseño is level with his teammate and is as likely to set a goal up as to score one. The junior has nine goals and seven assists in 10 games, and his 41 percent involvement is the highest of any Saint Maximilian player. He had four goals and two assists against Buckingham Charter on Aug. 21, a 10-1 win, and three goals against Rio Lindo Adventist on Sept. 10, a 4-2 win.
3. Jorge Cruz (Saint Maximilian Catholic School), 7 goals
Cruz has seven goals in only five games, 2.8 points per game. The junior had three of them at Cristo Rey De La Salle on Sept. 23, a 4-2 win, and his scoring rate is the best of the four teammates at the top of this list.
T4. Joseph Sung (Fremont Christian), 6 goals
Sung is a freshman with six goals and three assists in two games, and he has been involved in 69 percent of Fremont Christian's recorded goals. He had three goals and three assists against California Crosspoint on Sept. 17, a 7-0 win, and three more against Contra Costa Christian on Sept. 25, a 4-1 win. Fremont Christian are 2-7-1 in the Bay Counties League, and both of those wins carry his name.
T4. Declan Ferrigan (Saint Maximilian Catholic School), 6 goals
Ferrigan is in his first varsity season on record and is already a regular contributor. The sophomore has six goals and five assists in 10 games, 1.7 points per game, and only Briseño has set up more goals for Saint Maximilian.
T6. Enrique Lomeli (Laytonville), 5 goals
Lomeli has five goals in two games. The senior had three of them at Redwood Collegiate Academy on Sept. 3, a 5-5 draw, and has scored 45 percent of Laytonville's recorded goals for a side that are 2-3-1 in the North Central League III.
T6. Kenji Lewis (Laytonville), 5 goals
Lewis matches his teammate goal for goal. The sophomore is in his first varsity season on record and has five goals in three games, 3.3 points per game, three of them in Laytonville's last three games. Between them, he and Lomeli have 10 of Laytonville's 11 recorded goals.
T6. Judah Lawson (Fremont Christian), 5 goals
Lawson has already gone past last fall's numbers. As a freshman he scored three goals in three games; as a sophomore he has five in four, with an assist, and his 2.8 points per game is up from 2.3. He has been involved in 46 percent of Fremont Christian's recorded goals, against one of the tougher schedules among these teams.
9. Sam Appel (San Francisco Waldorf), 3 goals
Appel has three goals in two games, 3.0 points per game. The senior is the leading scorer for a San Francisco Waldorf side that are 2-6-0 in the Bay Counties League - Central.
T10. Nabor Andrade (Saint Maximilian Catholic School), 2 goals
Andrade has two goals in six games. The senior is one of six Saint Maximilian players with two or more goals this fall.
T10. Henry Stonebelly (Saint Maximilian Catholic School), 2 goals
Stonebelly has two goals in nine games and completes the list. The senior makes six Saint Maximilian players in the top eleven, the clearest sign of how widely their goals are shared.