Valley View Football

Bobby Greer delivered a 241-yard rushing performance as Valley View defeated Shadow Hills 42–6 on September 25. The Eagles improved to 4–1, combining a dominant individual ground effort with a defense that allowed only six points.

Valley View answered its first loss with a 49–7 victory over Upland on September 18. Robert Dunlap Jr. accounted for five touchdowns, and the Eagles improved to 3–1 with production spread across the passing game, running game and defense.

Valley View’s offense produced 448 yards in a 37–28 win over JW North on October 2, lifting the Eagles to 5–1. Kaden Cooper’s 10-catch performance and Bobby Greer’s three rushing touchdowns gave the victory two clear individual highlights.

Valley View delivered a clear response to its previous setback, defeating Perris 47–0 in the game listed on its schedule for October 16. The Eagles improved to 6–2 with a shutout and multiple scoring contributions from their offensive leaders.

Valley View moved to 2–0 with a 52–12 win over Sports Leadership & Management of Nevada on August 28. Bobby Greer’s 207 rushing yards and Dominic DuBois’ two touchdown catches highlighted a performance supported by strong work at the line and on defense.

Valley View’s 38–28 victory over Paloma Valley on October 22 gave the Eagles a seventh win and another set of individual achievements to celebrate. At 7–2 overall and 3–1 in the Sunbelt League, coach Eric Martinez’s team has paired a productive offense with contributions across defense, special teams and the line.

Bobby Greer scores twice and Joey Ward posts eight tackles and a sack as the Eagles turn toward Perris after a 31–21 loss to Moreno Valley.

At 2–1, Valley View leaves its bye week with one of the city’s best runners, a ball-hawking secondary and a major road test at Upland.

The Eagles fall to 2–1, but a 28-point second half showed offensive life and plenty for Valley View to build on.

Junior quarterback Robert Dunlap Jr. throws three touchdowns in his Valley View debut as the reigning CIF Southern Section Division 11 champion Eagles open 2026 with an impressive home victory.

From explosive offenses to punishing defenses, Moreno Valley’s city school football opened the 2026 season with a perfect weekend — and now it is time for the entire city to get behind its teams.

Valley View's road scrimmage at Bonita provided the Eagles with valuable evaluation reps, communication work and a clear path into Week 0.

Valley View opens its 2026 campaign at home against Claremont, bringing a talented roster and strong community energy into Week 0.

Moreno Valley enters 2026 with more than one headline program. Valley View is the defending CIF-SS Division 11 champion. Moreno Valley High has stacked winning seasons. Canyon Springs has 17 wins in two years. Rancho Verde has a championship builder with city roots. Vista del Lago is drawing national attention while developing talent at home. Coaching, football IQ and athletic ability are spread across the city — and that should make this season special.

Eric Martinez arrived at Valley View in 2024 and changed the trajectory quickly. The Eagles improved from 4-6 before his arrival to 7-5 in his first season, then exploded to 9-6 in 2025 and captured the CIF Southern Section Division 11 championship. CIF-SS named Martinez the Division 11 Championship Coach. Now Valley View enters 2026 as a defending champion with a program identity, postseason proof and expectations that did not exist two years ago.