Who are the former high school athletes from Central San Fernando Valley area competing during the week of Monday, Sept. 22?

Siale Uluave and Carlos Rivera
Siale Uluave and Carlos Rivera
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These ex-Central San Fernando Valley area high school standouts will take the field during the week of Monday, Sept. 22.

Siale Uluave and Carlos Rivera
Arlis Boardingham
Bowling Green Falcons
Junior
6′3″ 250
Birmingham Community Charter High School
Hometown: Van Nuys
Next Game: vs. Ohio Bobcats, Saturday, Sept. 27, 12 p.m.

Siale Uluave and Carlos Rivera
Carlos Rivera
Northern Arizona Lumberjacks
Senior
6′3″ 300
Birmingham Community Charter High School
Hometown: North Hills
Next Game: vs. Portland State Vikings, Saturday, Sept. 27, 2 p.m.

Michael Juarez
Lake Erie Storm
Junior
6′4″ 300
St. Genevieve High School
Next Game: vs. Tiffin Dragons, Saturday, Sept. 27, 4 p.m.

Siale Uluave and Carlos Rivera
Siale Uluave
Arizona Wildcats
Junior
6′5″ 330
Northridge Academy High School
Hometown: Northridge
Next Game: vs. Iowa State Cyclones, Saturday, Sept. 27, 4 p.m.



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