All Ball Sports: Redondo, Costa favorites to win league, Chargers’ Staley nobody’s favorite
by Paul Teetor Watch out, Bay League football teams: here come Redondo and Mira Costa. For the first time in seemingly forever, both the Sea Hawks and the Mustangs are co-favorites to rule the Bay League this fall, along with traditional power Palos Verdes. Of course, anything can happen once league play starts Friday. But Redondo will travel to Peninsula Friday night proudly carrying a 5-0 record, while Costa, with a 4-1 record and one of the most explosive offenses in the entire South Bay, will host Culver City. Redondo was fortunate to remain unbeaten Friday night when they held on to defeat West by a too-close score of 13-9. Sea Hawk quarterback Christian Hunt, who has been completing more than 60 percent of his passes and was the main engine of their revival, opened the game by throwing a rare interception. It was an ominous beginning. West capitalized by completing a 41-yard pass and eventually advanced the ball to the Redondo 1-yard line. But the drive stalled there when the Sea Hawks stopped West cold on a fourth-and-goal run. Buoyed by the defensive stand, Redondo grabbed a lead in the second quarter when Hunt threw two touchdown passes. First Hunt connected with Bobby…
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