Yorba Linda High School (Calif.) is being forced to forfeit all four of its victories from this current California high school football season due to violations of CIF rules, according to a report by High School On SI’s Tarek Fattal on Wednesday.Per the report, the Mustangs, which were sitting at 4-1 on the regular season, must forfeit their wins over Laguna Beach, Long Beach Poly, El Dorado and Esperanza due to the breach of CIF rules. Yorba Linda’s latest game was a 29-25 loss to Huntington Beach last week.“...
Yorba Linda High School (Calif.) is being forced to forfeit all four of its victories from this current California high school football season due to violations of CIF rules, according to a report by High School On SI’s Tarek Fattal on Wednesday.
Per the report, the Mustangs, which were sitting at 4-1 on the regular season, must forfeit their wins over Laguna Beach, Long Beach Poly, El Dorado and Esperanza due to the breach of CIF rules. Yorba Linda’s latest game was a 29-25 loss to Huntington Beach last week.
“On September 29, 2026, the California Interscholastic Federation-Southern Section (CIF-SS) determined that the Yorba Linda High School football program was in violation of CIF Bylaws 503.B(1) and 510,” a Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified School District spokesperson said according to the High School On SI report.
“The substantiated violations involve more than one student and more than one incident. The investigation documented deficiencies over time in eligibility verification, communication between coaches and athletic administration, and participation clearance. These findings support the District’s conclusion that institutional failures occurred in the oversight of the athletic department and football coaching staff.”
Back in the spring during the off-season, Jeff Domen took over as lead man for Jeff Bailey, who oversaw a lot of winning during his time as the head coach at Yorba Linda, which finished No. 40 in last year’s California High School Football Massey Rankings.
Since 2020, Bailey has compiled an overall record of 58-11 and guided the Mustangs to 13 winning campaigns since 2010, with only three seasons finishing below the .500 mark. Bailey had accepted the head coaching position at Beverly Hills (Calif.) in late February.
The Mustangs last season with a 9-3 record and finished ranked No. 40 in the final 2025 California High School Football Massey Rankings. Next scheduled game for Yorba Linda is this upcoming Friday against the state’s No. 13 ranked San Clemente on the road.
More about Yorba Linda High School
“Yorba Linda High School, located in Yorba Linda, CA, serves grades 9-12 and is part of the Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified School District. Established in 2009, it emphasizes academic excellence, character development, and community involvement. The school offers a wide range of extracurricular activities, including a strong athletics program featuring various sports such as football and basketball, fostering teamwork and school spirit among its students.”