Valley View Football

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.