Out of State News

By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer-Friday, October 6, 2017-Herb Meyer Stadium-El Camino High School-Oceanside, CA:

The Lacosta Canyon Mavericks improve their record to 6-0 on the season always known as a traditioned football team with a quick offense and a fast defense proved themselves today as they defeated the Wildcats of El Camino HIgh School by a 38-21 in a well contested battle that was held at Herb Meyer Stadium.

Karron Lippert led the Mavericks with 21 carries for 134 yards rushing, teammate JaQuan Carroll carried the ball 7 times for 113 yards and scored 1 touchdown run of 7 yards, Jake Newfield 11 completions out of 12 attempts for 127 yards scored 3 touchdown runs of 2, 2, and 13. Jake Sheck threw a halfback pass to Zach Monihan (3 receptions for 86 yards) for 7 yards. Field Goal kicker Boyd Taro connected on a 29 yard field goal for the win.

Sean Sovocol Lacosta Canyon Head Football Coach: “It was a good game today I was surprised on how we won but battled hard tonight as our squad is like a family and I’m thankful for these guys, they played good solid football tonight.” “We are ready for Mission HIlls next week in a big contest at our stadium.”

Jaden Casey 27 completions out of 42 passes for 349 yards along with 2 touchdown passes of 70 yards to Malachi Russell (8 receptions for 91 yards) and to 2 yards to Kameron Bullock (3 receptions for 34 yards. Chris Brown 10 carries for 13 yards scored the other Wildcat touchdown on a 4 yard run.

The Mavericks of LaCosta Canyon will host the Grizzlies of Mission Hills in a battle of undefeated team while the Wildcats of El Camino go to 3-3 will host Fallbrook High School.

By David A. Willauer, Contributing Writer

Excalibur Field-San Marcos High School-San Marcos, CA-Friday, September 22, 2017: The Knights of San Marcos improve their record to 4-0 and known for their trickery of football along with the outstanding running performance of San Diego State commit Josh Bornes who carried the ball 21 times for 162 yards scored 2 touchdown runs of 1 and 2 yards along with QB Miles Hastings 12 completions out of 22 attempts for 183 yards completed a 3 yard touchdown pass to Ethan Cline while UCLA commit Kyle Phillips had 6 carries for 166 yards and Caleb Mancini kicked 3 field goals of 31, 39 and 32 yard field goals as they defeated the 3-1 Wildcats of El Camino by a 36-14 score.

San Marcos Head Football Coach Jason Texler: “Our team played hard as they could, good solid 48 minutes of football, El Camino is a good team they have some key players that are hurt ,their special teams made key mistakes which gave us opportunities to score early which was huge or our squad.”

“My quarterback Miles Hastings in his first year who is a junior here at San Marcos and knows his teammates real well he is playing hard and our teammates give him a lot of support it is real exciting for him to succeed. said coach Texler

“San Diego State bound Josh Bornes is one of the best football players in the county and he carries the team on the shoulders anywhere we need him lot this year.” “Our defense is good, they make us fight and battle for every spot we have some injuries but they are a bunch of smart kids that are good athletes they play well as a team/” “In this Avocado League there is no easy team.” said coach Texler.

For El Camino at 2-2 qb Jaden Casey threw the ball 15 completions out of 36 attempts for 215 yards and 3 interceptions as he threw 1 pass of 7 yards to Wayne Stewart. Wayne Stewart also scored the other touchdown run of 13 yards.

The Knights of San Marcos improve to 4-0 and will have a BYE week and will take on a the Falcons of Torrey Pines High School. El Camino falls to 3-2 will take on the Mavericks of LaCosta Canyon.

Delaware High School Football Wrap

9-22-17 Games

The Riders of Caesar Rodney at 2-1 came back after trailing 14-13 were defeated by William Penn QB Jahsaan Gildersleeve’s game winning touchdown paced the Colonials at 1-2 to a 19-14 win.

The Panthers of Polytech at 2-1 on a fake punt play by DJ Rawley to Tucker Reed and defeated the Bucs of Milford 1-2 by a 16-7 score.

The Dover Senators at 1-2 registered their first win of the season as qb Jordan McGee’s 22 yard pass to Gabe Evans with eight minutes left in the ballgame with the PAT good by Derrick Hallock as they defeated the Raiders of Concord at 1-2 by a 28-27 score.

Touchdown runs of Zion Reed’s 24 yard run, Ja Ron Curtis’s 10 yard run 7 yard run by Mandela Montgomery paced the Golden Knights of Sussex Central by a 21-12 score.

Akil Garrett’s 35 yard interception, Jeremy D’ Aguilar’s interception paced the Eagles of Smyrna to a 30-18 win over Flemington, NJ.

Brooks Parker’s 72 yard run, QB Jacob Von Arx’ 1 yard run along with a 6 yard pass to Zachary Covington paced the Delmar Wildcats to a 34-0 win over the Vikings of St. Elizabeth.

88 yard run by Leroy McLaughlin, 11 and 18 yard runs by Isaiah Lake, Raymond Brady’s 5 yard run paced the Seaford Blue Jays to a 28-14 win over the Cardinals of St. Andrews.

The Seahawks improve their record at 3-0 on the season. Corahn Alleyne 6 carries for 82 yards and teammate Austin Edmonds each scored twice and Andrew Hudson had a 55 yd INT return for a TD as they defeated the Lions of Red Lion Christian 42-7.
Matt Drejza connected on all 6 PATs and had three touchbacks.

Chad Jones 3 touchdown passes of 62 yards to Leroy Lynch and 16 yards to Elijah Edmunds also with a 53 yarder to Ezirah Miller paced the Tigers of AI DuPont to a 35-14 win over the Lake Forest Spartans. Thomas Mosley scored the 2 touchdowns for the Tigers on runs of 65 and 1 yard.

2 touchdown runs by Benjamin Ashby of 28 and 61 yards, 2 runs of 1 and 48 yards by Kolbi Wright paced the Vikings of Cape Henlopen to a 28-22 win over North East High School From Anne Arundel County.

9-23-17

Reggie Grinnell’s 9 yard touchdown run along with passes of 33 yards to Keishawn Jones and 8 yards to Reggie Grinnell and Reggie also scored on a 9 yard touchdown run paced the Glasgow Dragons to a 30-3 win over the Bulldogs of Brandywine.

Bryson Boyd’s 7 yard run paced the Hillers of Tower Hill to a 7-0 win over Charter School.

Joe DiGregorio threw for 105 yards and a TD and rushed for 85 yards and 2 TDs paced the Auks of Archmere to a 50-7 win over the Hornets of Tatnall School.
Other Auks contributions as Zane Fracek had 9 unassisted tackles and Darren DiRenzo had 8 tackles and a blocked punt for a safety.
The Auks special teams blocked a punt for a safety, recovered a fumble and had a kick return for a touchdown by Antwyne Coleman.

Lawrence Brown’s 119 yds rushing and contributed with 3 touchdown runs of 36, 25 and 9 yards paced the Conrad School of Science to a 50-6 over First State Military Academy. Red Wolves teammate Zak Camilli carried the ball for 80 yards and scored 2 touchdown runs of 22 and 10 yards in the win.

Vince Smith’s 114 yards rushing and 3 touchdown runs of 9, 32 and 45 yards to pace the Green Knights of Mt. Pleasant Green Knights to a 42-0 win over the Rams of Dickinson.

David DeWees’s 2 touchdown runs of 56 and 19 yards as he rushed for 71 yards paced the Auks of Archmere to a 21-7 win over the Red Wolves of Conrad. Connor Ruggeri also scored the other touchdown for the Auks for 3 yarder as carried the ball 16 times for 116 yards.

Garnett Taylor’s 3 touchdown runs of 15, 11 and 76 yards along with qb Jack Russell’s pass of 49 yards to Michael Raymon and an 8 yarder to Tremayne Pinckney paced the Bulldogs of Brandywine to a 46-6 win over the Vikings of Christiana.

Hodgson Silver Eagles defeated Howard HS of Technology Saturday morning 47-12. Hodgson was lead by a strong running game. Darius Hale had three rushing scores, while Sea’Queris Wiggins and Nahzir Billops each rushed for two scores.

Shane Phipps threw 2 touchdown passes both to Joe Scott-Thomas to help Appoquinimink defeat Delcaslte 39-0. Phipps finished the day with 174 yards passing. 126 of those yards were to Scott-Thomas. On the ground Derek Thompson rushed for 3 Touchdowns. The Jaguar Defense held Delcastle to only 51 yards of offense.

By David A. Willauer,Contributing Writer

Carlsbad High School-Carlsbad, CA-Friday, September 15, 2017-In a key Avocado League contest in a battle of undefeated teams that was held at Carlsbad High School, the Mission Hills Grizzlies known for outstanding football players but this time it was again quarterback Jack Tuttle (13 completions out of 23 attempts for 169 yards) amazed the crowd with his Rich Gannon style of passing, running and good plays threw 3 touchdown passes of 31 yards to Chris Olave (4 rec for 95 yards), 7 yards to Damon Wigand and 37 yards to Maurice Jones (6 receptions for 65 yards) defeated the previously undefeated Carlsbad Lancers by a 35-7 score.

Damon Wigand (13 carries for 75 yards) scored on a 7 yard run and Maurice Jones (1 carry for 33 yards) scored on a 33 yard run.

The Lancers of Carlsbad scored their only touchdown as qb Troy Bloomquist 18 completions out of 28 attempts for 133 yards threw a 5 yard pass to Noah Vella.

Chris Hauser Head Football Coach at Mission Hills: ” Our squad did well today as we had a lot of guys that had a lot of touches of the ball as in Maurice Jones, Damon Wigand, coming out of the backfield and making outstanding catches on the field but today where most of the attention goes out to Chris Olave but other ball players we are starting to grow as a team since we are 4-0 but focus on 1 game at a time.”

Jeff Tuttle qb for Mission Hills: “Our fans have been very supporting of us throughout the season and I have to deal with adversity aches, pains and sores but you have to overcome those issues.”

“Our squad did very well tonight, personaIly I feel that I need to be a more consistant in my gameplan I have to work on every single drive, to get the first down along with moving the ball, those are the skills that I have to keep on working my skills in practice to improve every game.” said Jeff Tuttle.

“For the 2 touchdown passes that I threw, the receivers made good plays and to give credit to our offensive line they all did well they read my reads well and threw the ball for touchdowns.”

With the win the Grizzlies of Mission Hills improve to 4-0 and will host the Pirates of Oceanside High School, while the Lancers of Carlsbad fall to 3-1 and will be at Lacosta Canyon High School kickoff for both games at 7:00 pm will on Friday, September 22, 2017

By David A. Willauer, Contributing Writer

Mission Hills High School-San Marcos, CA-9-8-17: After a 41-14 defeat at the hands of Mater Dei High School in Chula Vista, things went the “Grizzlies” way on their home football field of sorts but tonight’s game was a National Football Foundation contest in San Diego as a lot of other high school games were played all over the United States of America.

In tonight”s contest the Grizzlies returned the favor as they defeated the Crusaders by a 56-7 score on 2 Jack Tuttle passes (16 completions out of 23 attempts for 144 yards) of 16 and Chris Olave (6 receptions for 112 yards) for 39 yards, Sam Dixon’s (4 carries for 18 yards) 2 touchdown runs of 2 and 1 yards each and teammate Damien Wigand’s (17 carries for 138 yards) scored 2 touchdown runs of 11 and 6 yards. Backup players Alan Arellano (4 carries for 54 yards) also contributed on a 15 yard touchdown run and Nathan Barraga 1 carry for 3 scored on a 3 yard run.

Mission HIlls qb JackTuttle on his performance vs. Mater Dei: “We won big today I support my teammates they did a great job I am very satisfied that we are 3-0 and hope to be 4-0 next Friday My passing was well today and give my offensive line that did the blocking that is how we won.”

Mater Dei scored their only touchdown in the first quarte as Aiden Calvert scored on a 99 yard kickoff return in the first quarter tied the game at 7-7.

One player from each school were named the Most Valuable Player and will be invited to travel to the National Football Foundation Banquet in April of 2018. The Most Valuable Players were from Mater Dei was Aiden Calvert and for Mission HIlls was Damien Wigand

With the win the Grizzlies of Mission Hills will travel to Carlsbad High School next Friday night in a 7:00 pm contest

by David Willauer

Jonathan Gaglione’s 27 yard field goal in the 4th quarter paced the Milford Buccaneers to a 3-0 win over the Ravens of Sussex Tech.

2 touchdown runs of 22 and 32 yards by Brooks Parker, Te Shawn Dennard’s 15 yard run and Trey Parson’s 2 yard run paced the Delmar Wildcats to a 41-9 win over Smithberg of MD.

Chad Jones 3 touchdown passes of 2 yards to Nai Zaire Miller and 27 and 73 yards to Leroy Lynch paced the Tigers of AI DuPont to a 28-21 win over the Panthers of Polytech. Also for the Tigers, Thomas Mosley scored on a 1 yard run.

The Panthers were led by QB Chris Tascione as he ran for a touchdown run of 1 yard and threw a 33 yarder to Tucker Reed, and Reed scored on a 67 yard kickoff return.

Zack Cammilli’s 2 touchdown runs of 2 and 1 yard each and threw touchdown passes of 36 yards to Lawrence Brown, 6 yards to JaTier Berkeley Osborne and 29 yards to Samuel Monning paced the Red Wolves of Conrad to a 34-6 win over the Christiana Vikings.

The McKean Highlanders opened the 2017 season with a 22-14 win over the Tatnall Hornets. Keyhon Davis threw for three touchdowns and ran for a two point conversion to lead the Highlanders (1-0) to a win over Tatnall (0-1). DeVon Taylor Jr. had 85 yards receiving and 2 touchdown for the Highlanders. Freshman Khalied Pruden put the Highlander’s up for good with his first varsity touchdown catch. Tatnall senior Jared Duncan led the way for the Hornets rushing for both Tatnall touchdowns.

Joe DiGregorio passed for 188 yds and 3 TDs and rushed for another TD paced the Auks of Archmere to a 36-30 win over the Senators of Dover High School .
Connor Ruggieri rushed 9 times for 49 yds and had 83 yds receiving and a TD.
Mitch Moyer had 7 unassisted tackles and 2 sacks.
Anthony Soscia had 7 unassisted tackles.

By David A. Willauer, Contributing Writer

Former Oceanside High product Matt Romero had one of the biggest days of his football career as he ran for a 15 yard touchdown along with 26 completions out of 42 attempts for 368 yards along with touchdown passes of 2 yards to Rashad Harper (1 reception for 2 yards), 28 yards to Johnny Arzola 2 receptions for 36 yards, 13 yards to Nate Johnson, (6 receptions for 112 yards) and 13 yards to Marquis Williams (3 receptions for 46 yards) paced the Comets of Palomar College to an opening day win over Southwestern College by a 38-31 score.

Issiah Aguero led the Comets at 1-0 in rushing as he carried the ball 16 times for 47 yards. The Comets will take on the Pirates of Santa Monica College next Saturday.

By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer

Rancho Buena Vista High School-Vista, CA-After a 41-0 win over the Fallbrook Warriors last Friday, the Wolverines of Westview High School went to the ground game and it had worked as the offensive line opened the holes for the running game again along with their second shutout of the season as they shutout 2 opponents 69-0 this time defeated the Longhorns of Rancho Buena Vista by a 28-0 score on 2 touchdown runs each by Joe Bennett for 2 and 22 yards and contributed with 4 carries for 24 yards along with teammate Marcellus Kamins of 5 and 19 yards along with 11 carries for 41 yards.

Kyle Williams Westview Head Football Coach: “Coming into tonight’s game we knew that Rancho Buena Vista was going to bring a lot of heat on us but our first concern was to make sure that we protect up front and did well on that so we gave our QB time made great reads along with good accurate passes.” “We went in tonight’s game that we will take as to what they had given us, we felt that we had a difficult time running the ball along with running straight drop back passes as our quick game was there for us as we moved the ball in the first two quarters and went to the running game in the second half.”

For the Westview Wolverines at 2-0 qb Beau Nelson threw the ball 21 completions out of 37 attempts for 296 yards, Kquamei Wolford 5 receptions for 77 yards Ben O Brian 5 receptions for 115 yards.

For the Longhorns at Rancho Buena Vista at 1-1 Dorien Richardson led all rushers as he carried the ball 20 times for 95 yards Matthew Llerenas 6 completions out of 13 attempts for 34 yards.

Westview will take on the Dons of Catheral Catholic on the road while the Longhorns of Rancho Buena Vista will go up the road a bit as they take on archrival Vista both games are Friday, September 8, 2017 at 7:00 pm

San Marcos Knights comes back after 10-0 deficit and wins big over Vista

By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer

San Marcos High School-San Marcos, CA-Friday, August 25, 2017-After a 2016 opening day win over the Panthers at Vista High to spoil the new football stadium along with a very key win over Vista at San Marcos in the next round in the CIF 2016 Football playoffs, after a 3 fumbles for the Knights and a good defensive effort by the Panthers that caused the turnovers and jumped out to an early 10-0 lead on Josh Sellers 23 yard field goal and Desmond Taua’s 30 yard fumble return.

In the 2nd quarter, the Knights got on the board as QB Mike Hastings (18 completions out of 33 attempts for 241 yard and 1 interception threw a 13 yard pass to Quinn Roth for a TD and came within 10-7. The Vista offense started the ball on their 32 yard line and Quinn Roth’s 23 yard fumble return for a touchdown with 2 PAT’s Good put the Knights up and led 14-10 at the half.

In the 3rd quarter the Knights took control of the game as Bill Belinski scored on a 2 yard run, Josh Barnes (7 carries for 42) scored on a 5 yard run and a 25 yard run by Ethan Cline (1 rush for 25 yards) put the Knights up 35-10 .

In the 4th Quarter after Caleb Mancini connected on a 35 yard field goal to go up 38-10 the Panthers struck back as Dan Hall (4 carries for 53 yards) scored on a 2 yard touchdown run and teammate Tyler Davies his 2nd touchdown pass as he threw a 23 yarder to the very talented Desmond Taua (1 reception for 23 yards) for 23 yard as time ran out to make the final score 38-22.

The San Marcos Knights improve to 1-0 and will be at Bonita Vista next Friday Night September 1, 2017 while Vista falls to 0-1 and will take on San Pasqual at home next Friday Night September 1, 2017 starting times for both games 7:00 pm.

By David A. Willauer,Contributing Writer

Southwestern Community College-Devore Stadium-Chula Vista, CA-12-3-16: The Crusaders of Mater Dei came back after a 10-7 deficit came back on the amazing speed of University of Oregon bound CJ Verdella as he carried the ball 30 carries for 251 yards, after scoring the first touchdown to put the Crusaders up 7-0 scored 3 touchdown runs of 20, 30 and 40 yards defeated the Eagles of Olympian High School by a 35-20 score to claim the Division I CIF Football title. These 2 teams met previous on November 7th where Mater Dei prevailed to a a 28-7 win on the Crusaders home field.

CJ Verdell on his performance: I felt good on my 4 touchdowns tonight as I give credit to my offensive line they created the open holes for my runs.” “We know that was part of the game but I didn’t panic we had faith in our coaches and put out a game plan that is now we got the win.” “I will give credit to Olympian they are a classy football squad I know a lot of the kids that go to that school.” on the University of Oregon I love the ducks went there for an unofficial visit with my parents and then I committed

The Crusaders were led by Chris Jones as he had 10 completions out of 18 attempts for 223 yards and threw a 24 yarder to Kevin Caldwell 1 reception for 24 yards.

The Eagles of Olympian were led by Noah Lasani 19 carries for 112 yards scored 1 touchdown of 3 yards, qb Nico Mendoza 10 completions out of 24 attempts to 175 yards threw a 25 yard touchdown pass of 25 yards to Isaiah Williams 3 receptions for 43 yards Ralphie Gomez 2 field goals of 27 and 38 yards,

With the win the Crusaders go to 12-1 and will take on Paraclete High School in a Division I semi final game at Antelope Valley College.

By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer-In a battle of undefeated teams, the Eagles of Smyrna behind Wil Knight’s touchdown runs of 11 yards, 14 yards, 46 yards and teammate Nolan Henderson 11 yard touchdown run as they won their second Division I football title in a row as they defeated the previously undefeated Cavaliers of Middletown by a 36-14 score. Smyrna finishes the season at 13-0.

For the first time in the town of Bridgeville and for the Division II Football Title the Woodbridge Raiders finished their continue their undefeated season at 13-0 on Terrance Riddick’s 4 yard run along with the game winner by Blue Raider quarterback 21 yard touchdown as they defeated the Quakers of Wilmington Friends by a 14-9 score.

This marks the first time since 2008 that 2 Henlopen Conference team won the Division I and II Titles. Caesar Rodney won D I and Milford D II won titles in 2008 the other time was 1988 when Dover won D I and Indian River won D II.

by David Willauer

In an Open Division Semi Final Round of the CIF Sectional Football Playoff contest, the top seeded Dons of Cathedral Catholic defeated the Grizzlies at 7-5 of Mission Hills High School by a 44-21 score.

Chris Hauser Mission Hills Football Coach: “We weren’t consistent enough on both sides of the ball as they scored 44 points on the board and they did much better then what we did.” “We had an opportunity to get the right players in the game but we were hit with too many players on the field penalty.”

“We moved the ball we fumbled on our short plays but our offensive line did well pass protecting which created a lot of problems for us when it came to open holes for the backs. ” Jack Tuttle is a high level quarterback and does what he can and plays to the best of his ability.” “Sam Dixon’s first touchdown was the big play but in the second half Cathedral Catholic intercepted Jack Tuttle’s pass but we have come a long ways started off we have 21 of our starters are new and Jack Tuttle improving a lot at qb along with an amazing 7-5 we put a magical game together vs. Oceanside the Grossmont game will be the big upset one on the ages these kids look on the season and hats off to them.”

The Dons led 14-0 after the first period on Jordan Genmark Heath’s 1 yard run along with Tate Hayes (7 completions out of 15 attempts for 108 yards) connected on his first of four touchdown passes of 24 yards to Antoine Lee (2 receptions for 39 yards) before Grizzly running back Sam Dixon 11 carries for 60 yards scored the first touchdown on an 8 yard run to go within 14-7. The Dons scored 2 more touchdowns to go up 27-7 on Tate Haynes’ 2nd touchdown a 24 yarder to Patrick Brown (3 receptions for 64 yards) and his 3rd touchdown to Adam Eastwood on a 6 yarder before Grizzly qb Jack Tuttle 22 completions out of 39 attempts for 270 yards threw a touchdown pass to Mission Hills teammate Ian Fryday (4 receptions for 27 yards) for 13 yards to go within 27-14.

After the Dons scored 2 more touchdowns on Tate Haynes 9 yard pass to Jack Thompson along with a 27 yard field goal by Liam King, Mission Hills scored their last touchdown of the game as qb Jack Tuttle threw his second touchdown pass to Louis Flores( 3 receptions for 23 yards) for 16 yards to make the final score 44-21 in favor of Central Catholic.

Cathedral Catholic Coach Sean Doyle: “This is huge win for our squad today and after a 2 year wait of falling short in the CIF Section Semi Finals we finally achieved our goal by reaching the championship round,” “Tate Haynes is a good player and his passes were outstanding along with Jordan Genmark Heath made a nice running pattern and tried to draw Mission Hills off sides they did a good job staying in the game.”

“Two of Tate Haynes passes was he forced the ball too much and he took off running and made great decisions as in we have good athletes that they stepped up and were blessed .” Now we have to go to the drawing board on how we’re going to prepare to play Helix for the second time.” said Coach Doyle
Notes: This is the second time in the Cathedral Catholic went undefeated since 2008 Cathedral Catholic and Helix met the previous time on the Don’s Field where Cathedral Catholic won 35-28.

Delaware Interscholastic Football Wrap

Joe Greenwood’s 2 yard touchdown run Angelo Ortiz 2 touchdown runs of 41 yard and 55 yards, Isaiah Gaynor’s 15 yard run, Ryan Juarez Robertson’s 20 yard field goal and Myles Goodson Tatum’s 95 yard fumble return paced the Colonials of William Penn to a 38-21 win over the Golden Knights of Sussex Central in a first round of the DIAA Division I Football Tournament. The Knights scored their touchdowns on 2 Brady Bowden touchdown passes of 22 yards to Mark Tolson and 4 yards to Lashawn Handy.

Robert Shorts 3 touchdown passes of 77 yards to Douglas Phillips, 27 yards to Damani Wells and 9 yards to Jason Stewart to pace the Hawks of St. Georges to a 27-14 win over the Seahawks of Delaware Military Academy.

By David A. Willauer, Contributing Writer

Excalibur Field-San Marcos High School-San Marcos, CA-11-18-16-In the opening round of the 2016 high school football season on August 26, 2016, head coach David Bottom made his debut at Vista and lost to the Knights of San Marcos by a 37-13 score at Dick Haines Stadium at Vista High School but today was still the same story as the Knights jumped out to a 17-0 lead on Kyle Webb’s fumble recovery in the end zone, Myles Liss 20 yard field goal and Colin Mathiszik 57 yard fumble recovery to go up 17-0.

The Panthers of Vista came back as qb Josh Davies (6 completions out of 10 attempts for 110 yards) threw an 82 yard pass to Carlos Rodriguez (2 receptions for 86 yards) along with Nick Stamos (6 carries for 61 yards) scored on a 40 yard touchdown run to cut the Knight lead at 17-13 with the PAT failed on the second touchdown.

San Marcos scored 2 more touchdowns as Bryce Bolin passing 10 completions out of 19 attempts for 180 yards and carried the ball 6 carries for 22 yards ran on a 10 yard touchdown run while teammate Tylee Hudson scored on a 19 yarder to make the final score 31-13.

Tyler Rogers led the Knights in rushing 26 carries for 112 yards

Jason Texler Head Football Coach at San Marcos on the win: “Vista is a young athletic team we started out well on defense and struggled on offense our guys came back and got in done when Vista came within 4 at 17-13 along with playing a ten game schedule, it is hard to play Vista the second time they gave us quite a battle I give credit to my players in Tyler Rogers Josh Bornes and Bryce Bolin all did well today this was a team effort.”

With the win the 4th seed Knights of San Marcos improve to 7-4 and will take on the top seed Warhawks of Madison High School at 9-2 in a semi final round contest at Madison

By David A. Willauer, Contributing Writer

Wilson Field at Chick Embry Stadium-Escondido High School-Escondido, CA: The Gauchos of Saddleback College improve their record to 7-1 on the season on QB Nick Robinson’s 19 completions out of 33 attempts for 193 yards threw 2 touchdown passes of 5 yards to Remy Wasserback 6 receptions for 45 yards a 10 yard pass to Marvin Marshall, 7 receptions for 84 yard, Ed Vander 23 carries for 109 yards scored 2 touchdown run of 15 and 17 yards Aaron Ball’s 33 yard field goal and a Kyle Adams blocked punt for TD defeated the Comets of Palomar in a Southern California Football Conference contest by a 39-27 score.

Joe Early Palomar Head Football Coach on the loss: “We knew Saddleback’s defense were fast off the ball we had to make some adjustments at halftime and improve ourselves in the second half, we moved the ball well and had a chance at the end very short first touchdown, we broke our coverages and they had third and long plays which ended up taking too much time, the Saddleback special teams had blocked our punt for a touchdown which didn’t work well for us.”

” Matt Romero is having a decent first year here and there is a lot that we have to evaluated on him but he will improve every game, in other areas we have to get our backs in the rushing department is to improving with the ball.” “Rob Ursua is our tight end made nice catches for us and Isaiah Guerrero played a good game as we have some positives this time it is tough no one likes to lose but we will get back at school and to focus on Grossmon.” “Today we had trouble on our kickoff returns as we did well on returning the ball but having a punt blocked for it to be a touchdown we had some depth issues with guys being injured the guys that are filling up and contributing we have to address the team on Monday.”

For the Comets at 3-6 and are currently on a 3 game losing streak, qb and former Oceanside High product Matt Romero was 26 completions out of 49 attempts for 256 yards and threw 3 touchdown passes of 15 yards to Lamont Chaney 4 receptions for 28 yards, 80 yards to Robert Ursua 6 receptions out of 85 yards and 4 yards to former Oceanside High Johnny Arzola 5 receptions for 36 yards.

by David Willauer

The Redskins of Conrad on Lawrence Brown’s 19 times for 240 yards along with teammate Elijah Walton carried the ball 18 times for 111 yards scored touchdown runs of 76 and 2 yards and Redskin teammate Amere Park-Brown 2 touchdown runs of 17 yards along a 33 yd pass reception for a touchdown as they defeated the Hornets of Tatnall by a 36-21 score.

Brian Benson’s 3 touchdown runs of 30, 60 and 20 yards and QB Robert Shorts 2 touchdown passes of 50 yards to James Stewart and 15 yards to Douglas Phillips paced the Hawks of St. Georges to a 42-6 win over the Vikings of Christiana.

Derek Thompson’s 3 touchdown runs of 11, 2 and 16 yards paced the Jaguars of Appoquinimink to a 28-14 win over the Tigers of AI DuPont.

Leddie Brown’s touchdown runs of 3, 13 and 3 yards along with teammate William Knight’s runs of 2 and 84 yards paced the Eagles of Smyrna to a 56-16 win over the Vikings of Cape Henlopen.

Michael Credle was 6-8 passing for 196 yards and 4 touchdowns through the air. Keishawn Jones was on the receiving end of two 60 yard touchdown receptions. Tavion Jones-Hill carried the ball 6 times for 146 yards and 2 touchdowns paced the Glasgow Dragons to a 52-6 win over the Rams of Dickinson.
Brandywine qb qb Jack Russell 2 touchdown passes to Tremayne Pinckney for 18 yarder along with Ny mere Johnson’s 20 yards paced the Bulldogs of Brandywine to a 42-14 win over the Highlanders of McKean.

By David A. Willauer-Friday, November 4, 2016-

San Marcos High School-San Marcos, CA: For the first time since 2004 the Discovery Bowl Trophy goes back to the Knights of San Marcos High School as they came back from a 10-0 deficit on Sam Dixon’s 14 carries for 70 yards scored on a 14 yard touchdown run and Eric Cavatano’s 40 yard field in the first quarter.

San Marcos Josh Bornes on the win: It was a great win for our squad tonight and a team effort, “I did this for my family and the school.” “For 12 years we finally worked hard to claim the Discovery Bowl Trophy.” “Kyle Phillips called the play for my winning touchdown which was a swing sweep to the left and as I caught the ball for the win I carried my team to the win.”

The Knights came back at 10-7 in the second quarter as qb Bryce Bolin (Named Co MVP of the Discovery Bowl game) 12 completions out of 21 attempts for 164 yards threw a 73 yard pass to Kyle Phillips (5 receptions for 98) and threw the go ahead touchdown with 18 seconds left to Josh Bornes(Co MVP of the Discovery Bowl) 2 receptions for 22 yards for 13 yards with the PAT good by Eric Cavatano to make the final score 14-10 in favor of the Knights of San Marcos as they claim the Discovery Bowl Trophy.

Ty Rogers led the Knights of San Marcos in rushing as he carried the ball 11 times for 60 yards.

by David Willauer

What a crazy day for AJ Falco as he scored touchdown runs of three for 2 yards each, 1 for 7 yards and 1 for 4 to pace the Hillers of Tower Hill to a high scoring 54-50 win over the Redskins of Conrad.

Brooks Parker’s 15 carries for 137 yards and scored 3 touchdown runs of 11, 5 and 35 yards each paced the Wildcats of Delmar to a 47-28 win over the Indians of Indian River.

Nolan Henderson’s 3 touchdown passes of 44 and 14 yards to William Knight, 6 yards to Emon Roberts paced the Eagles of Smyrna to a 64-28 win over the Riders of Caesar Rodney.

Jawain Granger’s 49 yard touchdown run and teammate Josiah Larkins touchdown run of 1 yard paced the Buccaneers of Caravel to a 14-7 win over the Cape Henlopen Vikings.

Jashawn Johnson’s 6 touchdown runs of 29, 52, 4, 6, and 62 yards paced the Mt. Pleasant Green Knights to a 46-29 win over the Tigers of Alexis I DuPont.

Jordan Walters’ 3 touchdown runs of 17, 31 and 29 yards paced the Ravens of Sussex Tech to a 44-26 win over the Dover Senators.
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Pat Udovich rushed for 135 yards on 20 carries and scored 2 touchdown runs of 1 and 20 yards along with teammate Cole Bauer rushed for 52 yards on 11 carries and scored 1 TD run of 18 yards paced the Auks of Archmere to a 35-12 win over Academy of the New Church of PA.

Tighe Watson added a 47 yard INT return for a TD for the Auks of Archmere.

Brian Benson’s 3 touchdown runs of 2 of 13 yards and 1 of 15 paced the Hawks of St. Georges to a 51-22 win over the Bulldogs of Brandywine

Corahn Alleyne’s 17 yard fumble return for a touchdown and caught a 13 yard pass from QB Jacob Hudson paced the Seahawks of Delaware Military Academy to a 23-14 win over the Bulldogs of Laurel.

Nevan Lambert 9 for 13, 1 int for 290 yds and threw 3 touchdown passes of 87 and 26 to Jordan Sharpe 3 receptions for 116 yards. and 1 touchdown pass to Joseph Crump for 19 yards paced the Yellowjackets of Newark to a 49-30 win over the Cougars of Delcastle.
Dequan Woods 108 yds on 16 carries for the Yellowjackets

By David A. Willauer, Contributing Writer

Mission Hills High School-San Marcos, CA-Friday, October 28, 2016: The Falcons of Torrey Pines High School improve their record to 7-2 on the season as they broke a 14-14 tie on Gabe Gmyr’s 30 yard run to tie the game and went ahead on Luke Duerr 25 carries for 113 yards 2nd touchdown run of 1 yard after scoring on a 5 yard run which was followed by a safety for 2 points and Nino Alworth the grandson of former Chargers wide receiver Lance Alworth connected on a 39 yard field goal and Sully O Brien 17 carries for 87 yards scored on a 5 yard touchdown run as they defeated the Grizzlies of Mission Hills by a 33-14 score.

Torrey Pines Head Football Coach Rod Gladnick: “I felt this game as I felt about the Oceanside contest as strong as we are we physically controlled the line of scrimmage and the clock down as we are in the best shape of any team in San Diego County.”

‘If can turn this game into a dogfight as in that our kids have played their hearts out.” “At halftime I felt that the tide was starting to go our way, in the third quarter when we came out our offense held the ball for 9 minutes drove 80 yards with 20 plays and punched the touchdown in.” said Coach Gladnick.

“Our defense played better as our team improves every week Lou Duerr has been a tremendous player for us we ran the Wing T our offense is hard to stop we kept putting defenders in conflict Jr. Sully OBrien is playing improving each game as our whole football team is coming on as we 3 underclassman on our offensive line we had 300 yards today and in the last 4 games we had a total of 1200 yards. said Coach Gladnick.

Mission Hills at 6-3 was led by Sam Dixon as he carried the ball 10 carries for 114 yards scored on an 8 yard touchdown run and qb Jack Tuttle 6 carries for 12 yards scored on a 1 yard run.

by David Willauer

Touchdown runs of 52 yards by Isaiah Gaynor’s and teammate Lance Edwards 40 yard run paced the Colonials of William Penn to a 14-7 win over the Raiders of Concord.

Pat Udovich’s rushed for 127 yards on 18 carries and scored a 7 yard TD along with Auks teammate. Austin Marvel 1 touchdown run of 3 yards and Cole Bauer 20 yard touchdown runs as each rushed for 51 yards and a TD each paced the Auks of Archmere to a 35-19 win over the Redskins of Conrad. Joe DiGregorio went 8-15 passing for 111 yards and a 4 yard TD.

QB AJ Falco’s 2 touchdown passes of 8 and 6 yards to Dylan Nitsche paced the Hillers of Tower Hill to a 35-0 win over the Cardinals of St. Andrews.

By David A. Willauer, Contributing Writer

Simcox Field-Oceanside High School-Oceanside, CA: The Falcons of Torrey Pines improve their record at 5-2 on the season and also known for their Wing T offense as Sully O Brien 16 carries for 119 scored on a 5 yard touchdown run with 3:56 left in the game defeated the Pirates of Oceanside High by a 32-28 score.

Other Falcon performers at 5-2 Nick Naslund scored 2 touchdowns runs of 3 and 17 yards along with 6 carries for 39 yards, Nino Alworth 2 field goals of 30 and 32 yard field goal, Sully O Brien 2 touchdown runs of 5 and 6 yards. Luke Duerr 20 carries for 93 yards. Miles Hastings 4 completions out of 11 attempts for 81 yards.

Ron Gladnick head football coach at Torrey Pines on his win: “first of all we have respect for Oceanside’s players and coaches we look forward to this game every year cause you will get the best of high school football I feel like that happened here tonight but we made more plays then they did that is what it came to.”

“We have a young offensive line but in the last couple of weeks our offense has grown and matured a lot as we had 382 yards rushing last week and I don’t know how much we had tonight but we’re hitting our stride as were a young football team that is improving each week.” “When we trailed 28-26 our coaching staff talk to our kids on how to play every game until it is over and the squad did it tonight as they kept grinding made plays.”

Oceanside at 4-3 Tevin Meadows 9 carries for 44 yards, Jacob Bernard 4 carries for 12 yards, scored on a 3 yard touchdown run along with a halfback pass of 75 yards to Clarence Lightfoot for a touchdown and qb Max Schiffer 9 completions out of 17 attempts for 127 yards and 1 interceptions.

10-7-16 by David Willauer

Hodgson Silver Eagles defeated Dickinson High School 56-0. Greg Tucker had two rushing touchdown of 1 and 5 yards. Vaughn Wood caught a 52 yard touchdown pass from Mark Perez. Perez also had a 5 yard touchdown run. Cory Joines, Nahzir Billops, Tashan Fitzgerald, and Michael Sanchez each scored rushing touchdowns for the Silver Eagles.

Chad Jones 4 touchdown passes, 2 to Kerry Galloway for 7 and 30 yards, 1 of 46 and 11 yards to Leroy Lynch paced the Tigers of Alexis I duPont to a 37-0 win over the Cougars of Delcastle.

qb Dillon Adams 28 yard pass to Zachary Dale, Hunter Simmons 24 yard field goal, Kolbi Wright’s 5 yard run paced the Vikings of Cape Henlopen to a 16-14 win over the Golden Knights of Sussex Central.

Bradly Anyanwu’s 26 yard fumble return, qb Jordan McGee’s 2 yard run, Derek Hallack’s 25 yard field goal paced the Dover Senators to a 43-0 win over the Panthers of Polytech.

2 touchdown runs by Isaiah Brown paced the Ravens of Sussex Tech to a 27-12 win over the Riders of Caesar Rodney.

Middletown’s Drew Fry son of former Middletown and University of Delaware football coach Dale Fry threw for 4 touchdowns and ran for 1 more as the Cavs defeated the Sals of Salesianum by a 42-24 score.

Joe Greenwood’s 2 touchdown runs along with an 80 yard run by Angel Ortiz paced the Colonials of William Penn to a 38-6 win over the Jaguars of Appoquinimink.

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Sam Ragland had 4 touchdowns to pace the Hornets in a 56-6 non conference win over the Christiana Vikings. Cam Easton added a touchdown catch and an interception for Tatnall.

Elijah Walton 3 touchdown runs of 45, 50 and 40 yards, Zak Camilli’s 3 touchdown runs of 55 and 62 yards paced the Redskins of Conrad to a 42-14 win over the Cardinals of St. Andrews.

James Adkins 2 touchdown passes of 20 to Teshawn Dennard and 17 yards to Isaac Austin paced the Wildcats of Delmar to a 21-7 win over the Spartans of Lake Forest.

Robert Shorts 2 touchdown passes of 26 yards to J’Aire Pritchett and 67 yards to Michael Wilson, Jr paced the Hawks of St. Georges to a 33-12 win over the Highlanders of McKean.

Justin Beneck’s 11 yard run along with 2 touchdown runs of 2 and 1 yard by Andrew Jaworski paced the Quakers of Wilmington Friends to a 21-14 win over the Vikings of St. Elizabeth.

Sean Carroll – 42 yards rushing, 40 yards passing, 2 defensive TDs, 1 Passing TD
11 tackles – 3 tackles for a loss, 2 interceptions, 1 fumble recovery and 2 tipped passes

Charles Hunt – 108 yards rushing, 3 TDs, 4 tackles, 1 tipped pass

Vincent Smith – 144 yards rushing, 35 yards receiving, 1TD,

Franklin Horne – 7 tackles, 1 tackle for loss, 1 sack, 2 fumble recoveries

Spencer Read – 46 yd and 59 yd punts paced the Green Knights of Mt. Pleasant to a 45-28 win over the Force of Charter.
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By David Willauer

Football 9-30-16

Wil Knight’s touchdown runs of 6, 16 and 7 along with a recovered fumble in the end zone paced the Smyrna Eagles to a 60-13 win over the Senators of Dover. Leddie Brown also contributed with 3 touchdown runs of 23, 1 and 4 yards for the Eagles.

Dominic Catalano’s 4 touchdown runs of 19, 55 and 2 yards along with Austin Colmery 67 yard punt return paced the Spartans of St. Marks to a 42-7 win over the Auks of Archmere. The Auks were led by Pat Udovich as he carried the ball 13 times for 61 yards and scored 1 touchdown run of 1 yard.

Rasheed Woods 3 touchdown runs of 60, 35 and 8 yards paced the Vikings of Cape Henlopen to a 37-0 win over the Panthers of Polytech

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2 touchdown runs by DeVon Taylor of 10 and 1 yards each and teammate Amir Wynder’s 15 yard touchdown run paced the Highlanders of McKean to an 18-8 win over the Rams of Dickinson. This is McKean’s first win in 2016 and retain the Backyard Brawl Trophy.

qb Drew Fry’s 3 touchdown passes of 44, 20 and 22 to Anthony Del Percio paced the Cavaliers of Middletown to a 43-6 win over the Cougars of Delcastle.

Andrew Jaworski’s 3 touchdown runs of 4, 31 and 2 yards along with teammate Henry Gise’s 1 touchdown run of 16 and a pass reception of 27 yards from qb Troy Beneck paced the Quakers of Wilmington Friends to a 49-20 win over Red Lion Christian.

St. Georges improved to 3-1 today with a 47-12 win over the Riders of Caesar Rodney. St. Georges defense forced two turnovers, both for touchdowns. St. Georges rushing attack was lead by Brian Benson with two touchdowns. Sequann Daniels had a KO return for a touchdown for the Riders. St. Georges hosts McKean in Flight B play next week.

The William Penn Colonials on Isaiah Gaynor’s 15 yard touchdown run, Joe Greenwood’s touchdown run of 2 yards, Zach Burton’s touchdown run of 5 yards, Mike Mill’s 9 yard run and Najhzir Bank’s 47 yard run defeated the Green Knights of Mt. Pleasant by a 33-0 score.

Chad Jones’ 4 touchdown passes of 10 to Maxwell Johnson and 3 of them to Jamir Dantley of 2 20 and 85 yards paced the AI DuPont Tigers to a 40-13 win over the Charter Force.

Todd Turner’s 17 carries for 170 yards rushing scored 2 touchdown runs of 39 and 1 yards paced the Seahawks of Delaware Military Academy to a 27-21 win over the Vikings of St. Elizabeth.

The Bulldogs of Brandywine High registered their first win of the season on Garnett Taylor’s 50 yard run, John Barlow’s 33 yard run and a 5 yard touchdown run by Curtis Blain as they defeated the Vikings of Christiana by a 28-6 score.

By David Willauer

Football 9-30-16

Wil Knight’s touchdown runs of 6, 16 and 7 along with a recovered fumble in the end zone paced the Smyrna Eagles to a 60-13 win over the Senators of Dover. Leddie Brown also contributed with 3 touchdown runs of 23, 1 and 4 yards for the Eagles.

Dominic Catalano’s 4 touchdown runs of 19, 55 and 2 yards along with Austin Colmery 67 yard punt return paced the Spartans of St. Marks to a 42-7 win over the Auks of Archmere. The Auks were led by Pat Udovich as he carried the ball 13 times for 61 yards and scored 1 touchdown run of 1 yard.

Rasheed Woods 3 touchdown runs of 60, 35 and 8 yards paced the Vikings of Cape Henlopen to a 37-0 win over the Panthers of Polytech

10-1-16

2 touchdown runs by DeVon Taylor of 10 and 1 yards each and teammate Amir Wynder’s 15 yard touchdown run paced the Highlanders of McKean to an 18-8 win over the Rams of Dickinson. This is McKean’s first win in 2016 and retain the Backyard Brawl Trophy.
qb Drew Fry’s 3 touchdown passes of 44, 20 and 22 to Anthony Del Percio paced the Cavaliers of Middletown to a 43-6 win over the Cougars of Delcastle.
Andrew Jaworski’s 3 touchdown runs of 4, 31 and 2 yards along with teammate Henry Gise’s 1 touchdown run of 16 and a pass reception of 27 yards from qb Troy Beneck paced the Quakers of Wilmington Friends to a 49-20 win over Red Lion Christian.
St. Georges improved to 3-1 today with a 47-12 win over the Riders of Caesar Rodney. St. Georges defense forced two turnovers, both for touchdowns. St. Georges rushing attack was lead by Brian Benson with two touchdowns. Sequann Daniels had a KO return for a touchdown for the Riders. St. Georges hosts McKean in Flight B play next week.
The William Penn Colonials on Isaiah Gaynor’s 15 yard touchdown run, Joe Greenwood’s touchdown run of 2 yards, Zach Burton’s touchdown run of 5 yards, Mike Mill’s 9 yard run and Najhzir Bank’s 47 yard run defeated the Green Knights of Mt. Pleasant by a 33-0 score.
Chad Jones’ 4 touchdown passes of 10 to Maxwell Johnson and 3 of them to Jamir Dantley of 2 20 and 85 yards paced the AI DuPont Tigers to a 40-13 win over the Charter Force.

Todd Turner’s 17 carries for 170 yards rushing scored 2 touchdown runs of 39 and 1 yards paced the Seahawks of Delaware Military Academy to a 27-21 win over the Vikings of St. Elizabeth.

The Bulldogs of Brandywine High registered their first win of the season on Garnett Taylor’s 50 yard run, John Barlow’s 33 yard run and a 5 yard touchdown run by Curtis Blain as they defeated the Vikings of Christiana by a 28-6 score.

For the Lions Club Trophy Brooks Parker’s 2 touchdown runs of 1 and 32 yards along with James Adkins qb scored on a 15 yard touchdown run and connected for 12 yard to Wildcat teammate Destin Ryder as the Delmar Wildcats defeated the Laurel Bulldogs by a 22-20 score.

By David Willauer

ANCHO CUCAMONGA (10-01-2016) — The Comets are back in gear. After frustrating losses in three of four close games to open the season, Palomar hit host Chaffey with everything it had on the way to a 34-22 nonconference victory on Saturday night at Grigsby Field.

Coach Joe Early’s squad jumped out to a 21-7 halftime lead by scoring on a 2-yard run by Josh Bernard, a 71-yard pass play from quarterback Matt Romero to Terrell Arnold and a 10-yard Romero-to-Robert Ursua pass.

After the Panthers answered with a third-quarter touchdown to pull to within seven points, the Comets counterpunched with two more touchdowns in a 20-second span early in the the fourth quarter to go back up by 20 points. LaMont Chaney’s 32-yard run on an end-around play and an interception and 8-yard TD return by Malavai Taylor put Palomar in front 34-14 with 10:23 left in the game and made a later Chaffey touchdown basically irrelevant.

The Comets mixed the above with a punting clinic by Sam Tapia, who took over the game by controlling the teams’ field position, and a spectacular defensive performance by safety Zach Gallina (13 tackles, 9 solo, a fumble recovery at the Chaffey 13 after Roger Mann knocked the ball loose, an interception at the Palomar 7 and 13-yard return, a forced fumble and back-to-back pass break-ups in the end zone).

Tapia deposited five more punts inside the 20-yard line, including chip shots that pinned the Panthers at the 7-, 6- and 3-yard lines. He boomed four 40-yard-plus punts, including a 56-yarder that knocked down the Panthers’ Tarmas Stewart who backpedaled, backpedaled some more, then crashed backwards to the turf at his own 19-yard line when he finally caught the ball.

“This guy gave us field position time after time all night,” Early said, pointing to Tapia. “That wins games.”

The Comets’ defense intercepted Chaffey quarterback Vincent Bowes four times, sacked him three times and broke up six passes. Besides Gallina’s and Taylor’s picks, Xzavier Crawford intercepted Bowes at the Palomar 1-yard line and Dominique Love provided the other interception at the Comets’ 13. He returned the ball out to the 20.

The sacks were provided by Mann (for 10 yards), Nako Te’i (for 6 yards) and Christian Prince (for 6 yards). Prince also had two of the pass break-ups (the others came courtesy of Gallina, Michael Moore, Crawford and Nate Johnson). And, late in the game, Prince separated the ball from a Chaffey receiver, who had just caught a pass and was starting to head up the Palomar sideline, with a violent hit. The ball shot into the air and out-of-bounds, followed by the Chaffey receiver.

Hunter Turner, Mann, Te’i, Mickey Sega, Austin Alualu and Prince combined for seven tackles for loss for 52 yards. Mann had 1.5 tackles for loss for 19 yards and Turner contributed 2 for 10 yards.

Issiah Augero contributed two kickoff returns of 35 and 34 yards. Romero was 12-for-24 passing for 167 yards, included five completions to Ursua. And Patrick Koch, who kicked a 51-yard field goal last week, sent his first three kickoffs through the end zone for touchbacks. Koch did miss an extra point for the first time this season, going 4-for-5. Tapia, the holder, took the blame for the miss.

Palomar gets a bye next week and will open Southern Conference play the following Saturday night, Oct. 15, at home at Wilson Stadium in Escondido against Orange Coast.

By David A. Willauer, Contributing Writer

Warriors Stadium-Fallbrook High School-Fallbrook, CA-9-30-16: For the first time under new head coach Bob Burt after coaching at the high school and college levels, the Warriors of Fallbrook High (1-5) after 5 straight losses registered their first win of the 2016 season on 2 touchdown runs of 46 and 5 yards by Nahshon Hagin as he rushed for 100 yards. qb Jack Grantham’s (3 completions out of 6 attempts for for 49 yards) 2 touchdown passes of 12 yards to Eric McCarter (1 reception for 12 yards) and 25 yards to Kobe Stallings (1 reception for 25 yards as they defeated the Cardinals of Herbert Hoover High School at 0-6 by a 48-0 score.

The Warriors scored other touchdown on 12 yards by Kobe Stallings and Julian Arteaga for 29 yards. Fallbrook backup qb Marco Alcantar’s 2 completions out of 3 completions out of attempts for 16 yards along with a 3 yard touchdown pass to Jake McBroom

For Hoover, qb Jack Fanning 9 completions out of 20 attempts for 47 yards total.

By David A.Willauer, Contributing Writer

Chick Embry Field at Wilson Stadium-Escondido High School-Escondido, CA-9-24-16-Isaiah Johnson’s 24 carries for 162 yards and scored 3 touchdown runs of 8, 33 and 14 yards and qb Trenton Thornton 19 completions out of 30 attempts for 244 yards along with Gavin Todd’s 35 yard field goal paced the Raiders of Moorpark College to a 31-26 win over the Palomar Comets at 1-3 and continue to ride a 2 game losing streak.

For the Comets of Palomar, Josh Bernard the former Pirate out of Oceanside High carried the ball 19 times for 79 yards, the other Oceanside connection of qb Matt Romero (19 completions out of 37 attempts for 245 yards threw 2 touchdown passes of 3 yards to Oceanside high teammate Johnny Arzolo (4 receptions for 44 yards) and the other pass of 9 to Robert Ursua (2 receptions for 47 yards) Lamont Chaney led the Comet receivers with 7 receptions for 62 yards.and continue their 2 game losing streak as they fall to 1-3.

The Comets will be on the road at Chaffey Junior College on Saturday, October 1, 2016 and will take a week off.

By David A. Willauer, Contributing Writer

Wilson Field at Rich Embry Field-Escondido High School-Escondido, CA:

The Longhorns of Rancho Buena Vista snapped a 2 game losing streak in a hard battled contest as Longhorn qb Ace Roach 11 completions out of 22 attempts for 136 yards threw 2 touchdown passes of 23 and 6 yards to Trent Borger (2 receptions for 29 yards) and 1 touchdown pass of 23 (1 reception for 23 yards) along with Anthony Bowman’s 14 carries for 71 yards scored 2 touchdown runs of 2 and 1 yard defeated the 1-4 Cougars of Escondido High School in a high scoring 42-38 shootout.

“Tonight’s game vs. Escondido was a good high scoring contest the game started out in our favor at first and started to get nerve racking as some of our people got hurt along with playing people out of position but we survived.” said Rancho Buena Vista Coach Joe Meyer.

“Escondido’s offense is real balanced they scored some points on the board but my running back Anthony Bowman is a warrior and has helped our squad out on both sides of the football we made him a linebacker on the 1 yard play was called our Stampede which is our shortage offense the kids came over and we ran the play after an injury to our regular wing back was out but we had to put kids at wing back and we coached him in the time this is a 3 yard offensive play.” said Coach Meyer

“Our defense is very thing especially in our secondary we have 4 of our regular defensive backs are out and we are starting 4 new back that are filling in they are all juniors one of the guys are in again it is tough for the defense to qb the ball again.” said Coach Meyer

“We play San Clemente at our place their squad is big up front their quarterback is the best in the state we are going to be thin after this game and after Monday we want to see now many kids are ready to play.”

The Cougars at 1-4 scored their plays on a Luis Flores 31 yard field goal, Kellen McCoy’s 16-33-3603 interceptions threw a 9 yard pass to Miguel Rocha (1 reception for 65 Yards) 64 yarder to Quinton Gaudett, (3 receptions for 138 yards) along with a 45 yarder to Bryce Jackson (4 receptions for 91 yards)

by David Willauer

Corahn Alleyne’s 75 yard touchdown run, Todd Turner’s 3 yard run and Jake Hudson’s touchdown passes of 66 yards to Brennan Hazewski along with a 12 yard pass to Marcus Brooks and a 19 yard touchdown run paced the Seahawks of Delaware Military Academy to a 35-19 win over the Hillers of Tower Hill.

Kenyon Yellowdy’s 22 yard pass to Derek Thompson, 33 yards to Jayson Jeffers and 40 yards to Emmanuel Kenyon along with Derek Thompson’s 5 yard run paced the Jaguars of Appoquinimink to a 40-7 win over the Yellowjackets of Newark.

Leddie Brown’s 97 yard kickoff return and caught a 42 yard pass from qb Nolan Henderson paced the Eagles of Smyrna High to a 60-26 win over the Sals of Salesianum.

Cameron Ross’s 70 yard kickoff return for a touchdown along with Christopher Cropper runs of 80 and 35 yards paced the St. Elizabeth Vikings to a 37-27 win over the Conrad School of Science Redskins.

By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer

Excalibur Field-San Marcos High School-San Marcos, CA: In a battle of 2 ranked teams in San Diego High School Football scene the Pirates of Oceanside High School on Tevin Meadow’s (20 carries 100 yards rushing) scored on a 1 yard run to take a 7-0 lead. After the Knights tied the score 7-7 on Bryce Bolin’s pass of 23 yards to Kyle Phillips, the Pirates on Max Schiffer’s (7 carries for 20 yards) 2 touchdown runs of 1 and 3 yards along with Jake Gerardi’s 37 yard field goal put Oceanside up 24-7.

‘It’s very satisfying that San Marcos is a a very coachable squad along with building their tradition hear with Coach Tinsler and his staff they doing a good job and are a playoff championship contender” said Head Coach Dave Rodriguez. “They belong in the envelope and tonight’s game was a battle we are thankful to the win the game tonight and will find out about one of my injured players in Taylor Shaw and hopefully will find out some good news if he is going to be able to play.” said Coach Rodriguez

“Max Shuffer showed up toght and made very big plays for us and chewing up the clock after the interceptions and the turnovers but he (Max) got the ball in the end zone when the team is in the huddle, Max is our team leader and the field general he did a good job and gave us the win 2 runs.” said Dave Rodriguez.

Julian Hicks (1 reception for 16 yards) scored the other Pirate touchdown as he caught a 16 yard pass from Max Schiffer (9 completions out of 22 attempts for 171 yards 1 interception).

The Knights scored their last touchdown as Bryce Bolin 16 completions out of 37 attempts for 236 yards and 1 interception threw his second yard pass a 90 yarder to Kyle Phillips (5 receptions for 138 yards) for a touchdown.

By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer-

Excalibur Field-San Marcos High School-San Marcos, CA: In a battle of 2 ranked teams in San Diego High School Football scene the Pirates of Oceanside High School on Tevin Meadow’s (20 carries 100 yards rushing) scored on a 1 yard run to take a 7-0 lead. After the Knights tied the score 7-7 on Bryce Bolin’s pass of 23 yards to Kyle Phillips, the Pirates on Max Schiffer’s (7 carries for 20 yards) 2 touchdown runs of 1 and 3 yards along with Jake Gerardi’s 37 yard field goal put Oceanside up 24-7.

‘It’s very satisfying that San Marcos is a a very coachable squad along with building their tradition hear with Coach Tinsler and his staff they doing a good job and are a playoff championship contender” said Head Coach Dave Rodriguez. “They belong in the envelope and tonight’s game was a battle we are thankful to the win the game tonight and will find out about one of my injured players in Taylor Shaw and hopefully will find out some good news if he is going to be able to play.” said Coach Rodriguez

“Max Shuffer showed up toght and made very big plays for us and chewing up the clock after the interceptions and the turnovers but he (Max) got the ball in the end zone when the team is in the huddle, Max is our team leader and the field general he did a good job and gave us the win 2 runs.” said Dave Rodriguez.

Julian Hicks (1 reception for 16 yards) scored the other Pirate touchdown as he caught a 16 yard pass from Max Schiffer (9 completions out of 22 attempts for 171 yards 1 interception).

The Knights scored their last touchdown as Bryce Bolin 16 completions out of 37 attempts for 236 yards and 1 interception threw his second yard pass a 90 yarder to Kyle Phillips (5 receptions for 138 yards) for a touchdown.

by David Willauer

The Hillers of Tower Hill on Harry Quimby’s touchdown runs of 13, 20 and 7 defeated Perkiomen School of PA by a 41-0 score.

Brooks Parker’s 16 carries for 98 yards scored the only touchdown for Delmar on a 49 yard touchdown run and was defeated by St. Mary’s School of MD by a 14-6 score.

Isaiah Brown 55 yard run, Tyzhir Morris’s 1 yard touchdown run, 12 yard touchdown along with a 39 yard pass to Noah Jones paced the Sussex Tech Ravens to a 48-28 win over the Indians of Indian River.

Nolan Henderson’s 4 touchdown passes of 50 yards to William Knight, 15 yards to Marcus Vass, 16 yards to Emon Roberts, 26 yards to Leddie Brown paced the Smyrna Eagles to a 64-14 win over the Jaguars of Appoquinimink.

Isaiah Wilson was 3-4 172 yards and 2 touchdown passes. He also ran for 4 times for 81 yards and 2 touchdown to pace the Glasgow Dragons to a 50-0 win over the Highlanders of McKean. Tavion Jones-Hill rushed 4 times for 45 yards and 2 touchdowns.

By David A. Willauer-Chick Embry Field-Escondido High School-Escondido, CA-Saturday, September 10, 2016: In a see saw game that was loaded with qb passing and interceptions for both schools the Palomar Comets jumped out to a 21-0 lead on Malavai Taylor’s 29 yard interception return, Matt Romero’s 51 yard pass to Comet teammate Lamont Chaney (5 receptions for 73 yards) and Jordan Morris’ 7 yard run.

The Corsairs of Santa Monica College came within 7 at 21-14 as Brock Raggio threw his first of two touchdown pass to receiver Conor McMahan for 15 yards along with a Freddie De La Cruz’s 13 yard interception return.

The Comets on Matt Romero’s (20 completions out of 33 attempts for 244 yards) connected his second touchdown pass to teammate Robert Ursua (4 receptions for 50 yards) for 14 yards to go up by a 35-14 score.

Santa Monica JC came back as Kwame Duggins 2 carries for 30 yards scored on a 26 yarder and qb Brock Raggio (28 completions out of 45 attempts for 366 yards) threw his second touchdown pass to teammate Conor McMahon (8 receptions for 92 yards) for 28 yards with two consecutive 2 point conversion were good to make the final score 35-30 in favor of Palomar.

Joe Early head football coach at Palomar: “After our loss last week vs. Southwestern we play better then what we did and discussed certain situations in our weekly practice it was good for our squad to jump out 21-0, but we fell into certain situations in which the penalties hurt us when our offense has trouble executing things weren’t good and experienced enough to overcome those types of situations I give a lot of credit to Santa Monica they were low on numbers but their squad kept fighting and didn’t quit.”

“When we led 21-14 our defense had problems executing and not making key tackles well, those are the issues that we have to look on film and to correct so when we go out on the practice field we have to work on them for us to improve each game.”In the second half we had a lot of key runs as quite a few of our players have stepping up for us in our running backs Isaiah Auger and Currie Thompson as they moved the ball well on the ground that was good to see to close the game out.” said Coach Early.
“When we got a first and goal at the 4 and our offense couldn’t get in that is something of the issues that we will address in practice, we can’t give up 9 yard drives back to back with our defense this is not good to what our standards are but we will have to watch the film on qb Zack Romero he was a little disappointed that he missed some of the receivers threw high offensively we have some of our guys that are red shirts and gray shirts last year trying to get game experience, it is a learning things as long as we continue to get better every week we have a chance Cerritos is good squad they are big and tough I have known their staff for a long time we have to play them at their place it is going to be a physical game and we need to be ready for it.”said Coach Early

Other contributors to the game:

Palomar Issiah Augero 8 carries for 55 yards, Josh Bernard 12 carries for 43 yards

Santa Monica Khalil Miller 9 carries for 75 yards Darius Brown 5 receptions for 114 yards

With the win Palomar improves to 1-1 on the season and will travel to Cerritos College next Saturday night kickoff is at 6:00

By David A Willauer-Contributing Writer

Southwestern College-Friday, December 4th 2015-Chula Vista, CA- After a 21-0 Oceanside win at John Carroll Stadium for the Herb Meyer Trophy is what rivalry football is all about (Lehigh vs. Lafayette 151st meeting of college football’s most played rivalry) and for the first time since 1991 CIF Section Football Title as Oceanside defeated El Camino 63-27 met for the second time in this year but the game was a little different after the Pirates led 3-0 on a Jake Gerardi 23 yard field, the Wildcats took their first lead of the game as QB Beau Gallagos 4 completions out of 6 attempts for 31 yards threw a 23 yard pass to Chris Brown (Led the Wildcats with 12 carries for 33 yards and 1 reception for 23 yards) took their first lead of the game at 7-3.

The Pirates came back as qb Rob Beardsley scored on a 1 yard run and threw a 13 yard touchdown pass to Isiah Pao Pao to go up 17-3 at the half (8 completions out of 13 attempts for 85 yards) took a 17-7 halftime lead. The Wildcats came back in the third quarter as Jaden Casey scored on a 3 yard run to go within 17-14.

In the fourth quarter Nick Mageo 10 carries for 19 yards scored on a 1 yard run with the pat no good. Tevin Meadows led the Pirates 17 carries 85 yards. For Head Coach Dave Rodriguez this is his first CIF Section Division I title.

Dave Rodriguez Head Football Coach at Oceanside High School on the win: “Tonight I was proud for the win I helped every kid and all other coaches, our community along with the Pirate Tradition of Football to win my first CIF title it takes a lot of hard work and dedication.” “I know there were bumps and bruises tonight, we are going to take 24 hours to celebrate for a bit and then it is back to work on Monday after who we play on Sunday.” “All of my heart goes to El Camino and to head coach John Roberts they played their hearts out tonight but we have enough plays in and out also made mistakes at times this is a lot of sacrifice for my family to pursue this dream and to take a chance and for my administration.” “I feel great for the blessing that I have been given as I’m going to enjoy this win tonight.” “Rob Beardsley was up and down today which it isn’t easy for him playing his first title game he contributed after his teammates picked him up and they answered, Niko is a warrior and we worked our way forward as Niko put the icing on the cake and it was good for our club today. ”

Oceanside and El Camino Footnotes:

John Carroll who retired from Oceanside after 24 years as head football coach 248-75-6 career record won 13 San Diego Section Titles and 2 football state CIF Titles.

Oceanside defeated El Camino 9 times in regular games and 2 times in the CIF Section final.

This is El Camino’s 10th trip to the finals 7-3. First Appearance since 1993 in Division II.

Both of these schools met since 1976 where the series is 20-20 Oceanside has made their 23rd appearance in CIF Section final record now is 16-7.

Oceanside has made their 12th appearance in CIF section finals since 2004 and now are 10-2.

By David A. Willauer-Contributing Editor

Herb Meyer Stadium-El Camino High School-Oceanside, CA-Friday, with a 7-5 record, in 2014 defeated Steel Canyon in a quarter final 33-31 win over Steel Canyon and a semi final 14-7 loss St. Augustine, things went the Wildcats way on Chris Brown’s 10 carries for 109 yards scored 2 touchdown runs of 27 and 37 and qb Beau Gallagos 6 completions out of 13 attempts with 1 interception for 67 yards scored threw a 14 yard pass to Aris Jackson. Spencer Katoanza scored on a 1 yard run as they defeated Steele Canyon.

John Roberts 2nd year football coach at El Camino: “Tonight’s win was a big win for tonight and for the whole town of Oceanside and Steel Canyon has a quality football program .” “We did our duties tonight as we battled injuries Chris Brown my running back did well with his legs as he kept on running with the help of the offensive line.” Our defense was outstanding for the most part of the game as they gave up 2 outstanding plays had a little soft coverage our kids tackled well and they are ready to play football against our rival Oceanside” “Spencer Katoznaza for the last 2 weeks has done well and our offensive line which has helped block for him has done his responsibilities well we have to change Oceanside and we have to prepare and for the finals to be different next time in the CIF Division I Section Tournament.”

Steele Canyon at 8-5 scorers were qb Thomas Fishburn 6 completions out of 16 attempts for 132 yards threw 2 touchdown passes, a 12 yarder to Alex Ramas and a 46 yarder to NY Johnson with the 2 point conversion which was good. Alex Ramas contributed with a 31 yard field goal.

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Warriors Stadium-Fallbrook High School-Fallbrook, CA-For the first time under 3rd year head coach Kyle Williams as he carries a 15-15 career record after tonight’s contest, in his first year it was a 2-9 rebuilding year to a 6-4 winning record in 2014 and made their first CIF State playoff record where they were defeated at Fallbrook by a 38-7 vs. Granite Hills but tonight the Warriors made history as registered their first CIF Division III win in 12 year history of the Warriors Football Program since 2003 under former coach Dennis Houlihan where the Warriors were defeated by Torrey Pines at Qualcolm Stadiun by a 7-3 score, defeated the 5-6 Lancers of Hilltop High School by a 46-6 score as running back Parker Martin’s put on a dazzling performance as he carried the ball 12 times for 196 yards and scored 3 touchdown runs of 98, 10 and 38 yards. Bryce Olivo 9 carries for 71 yards and scored 1 touchdown run of 27 years, Josh Hennenberg 8 carries for 48 yeards scored 1 touchdown run of 12 yards. Jack Grantham 5 completions out of 6 attempts for 80 yards and 1 interception threw 2 touchdown passes of 5 yards to Kobe Stallings (3 receptions for 53 yards) and Nahshon Hagan 1 reception for 22 yards 1 touchdown run of 22.

Kyle Williams Fallbrook Head Football Coach: “It was good to register our first playoff win in 12 years in the history of our program since 2003 which was good for the kids coming in with a win vs. Hilltop and have 7 wins this year as we have a chance in the Division III playoffs after we lost last year after registering a bye in the second round to Granite Hills 38-7 so far we look forward to playing 2nd ranked Mission Bay” “We’ve won 5 of the last 6 games along with playing a difficult non conference schedule in the first five games and 3 of them are ranked in the top ten that are on our schedule which has helped us improve a lot as we learned from our mistakes.” “Parker Martin is a heck of a back we knew that we could run the Buck Sweep against Hilltop we ran in a lot tonight and I give credit to the offensive line as they blocked well and left open holes to have big runs .” “My QB Jack Grantham doesn’t throw a lot but on the 2 touchdown passes he made the right calls which is working out for us.” “Mission Bay is very athletic ball club they were 8-0 and have lost 2 games in a row.”

The Lancers scored their only touchdown in the 3rd quarter as Angel Pineda 18 carries for 46 yards scored on a touchdown run of 4 yards.

With the win the Warriors take a 7-4 record to next Friday’s win at Mission Bay High School game time is 7:00 pm.

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John Carroll Stadium-Oceanside High School-Oceanside, CA: Rob Beardsley dazzled the crowd with his passing ability as he recorded 8 completions out of 14 attempts for 198 yards and threw 2 touchdown passes of 27 yards to Roman Ivanovich and 74 yards to Taj Apodaca to pace the Pirates of Oceanside at 6-4 to a 29-7 win in the 108th meeting of this historic football rivalry.

Other Pirate performers: Anthony Martinez 5 carries for 62 yards scored touchdown runs of 2 yards Nico Mangio 15 carries for 85 yards scored a touchdown run of 1 yard and Jake Gerardi’s 45 yard field goal for the other scores.

First year head coach Dave Rodriguez: “I’m proud of our kids and proud of this city the school and the alumni as everyone came out and watched a good incredible Pirate tradition give credit to an incredible coaching staff that put together an outstanding game plan which isn’t easy to play El Camino as I give all my respect to Coach Roberts of El Camino and his staff in a well fought game and we came out on top.” “We play for the Coach Herb Meyer trophy and we get to keep it for another 365 days hopefully we will keep it for another year, our defensive staff came up with a game plan they invaded our territory as I’m proud of our kids on a good performance.” “QB Rob Beardsley threw 2 good passes today this is an expression of the play that we ran in practice but tonight the moment came and Rob made the correct read on a receiver as they made great catches with the ball as we expect them to and they did the play well.” For the CIF playoffs we will find out tomorrow morning on the CIF website on who we might play either in the Open Division or go to Division I, I am proud of the Pirates to play in the football playoffs we had our ups and downs battled injuries and we played our rival El Camino tonight.”

The Wildcats at 5-5 scored their only touchdown in the 4th quarter as Tami Tai threw a 33 yards to Dante Dreisbach with the PAT Good.

The Wildcats lead this series 61-43-4 ties.

By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer

John Carroll Stadium-Oceanside High School-Oceanside, CA: Rob Beardsley dazzled the crowd with his passing ability as he recorded 8 completions out of 14 attempts for 198 yards and threw 2 touchdown passes of 27 yards to Roman Ivanovich and 74 yards to Taj Apodaca to pace the Pirates of Oceanside at 6-4 to a 29-7 win in the 108th meeting of this historic football rivalry.

Other Pirate performers: Anthony Martinez 5 carries for 62 yards scored touchdown runs of 2 yards Nico Mangio 15 carries for 85 yards scored a touchdown run of 1 yard and Jake Gerardi’s 45 yard field goal for the other scores.

First year head coach Dave Rodriguez: “I’m proud of our kids and proud of this city the school and the alumni as everyone came out and watched a good incredible Pirate tradition give credit to an incredible coaching staff that put together an outstanding game plan which isn’t easy to play El Camino as I give all my respect to Coach Roberts of El Camino and his staff in a well fought game and we came out on top.” “We play for the Coach Herb Meyer trophy and we get to keep it for another 365 days hopefully we will keep it for another year, our defensive staff came up with a game plan they invaded our territory as I’m proud of our kids on a good performance.” “QB Rob Beardsley threw 2 good passes today this is an expression of the play that we ran in practice but tonight the moment came and Rob made the correct read on a receiver as they made great catches with the ball as we expect them to and they did the play well.” For the CIF playoffs we will find out tomorrow morning on the CIF website on who we might play either in the Open Division or go to Division I, I am proud of the Pirates to play in the football playoffs we had our ups and downs battled injuries and we played our rival El Camino tonight.”

The Wildcats at 5-5 scored their only touchdown in the 4th quarter as Tami Tai threw a 33 yards to Dante Dreisbach with the PAT Good.

The Wildcats lead this series 61-43-4 ties.

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Alex Pollard 62 yards rushing scored 2 touchdown runs of 7 and 4 yards Mehki Pressey 61 yards rushing scored 2 touchdown runs of 4 and 2 yards paced the Yellowjackets of Newark by a 51-24 score.

Todd Turner’s 1 yard run Trevor Hill’s 1 touchdown run of 10 yards and caught a pass of 40 yards from teammate Jacob Hudson paced the undefeated Seahawks of Delaware Military Academy to a 21-7 win over the Bulldogs of Laurel.

Patrick Griffin touchdown run of 5,3 yards Justin Hill’s 5 yard pass to Griffin Dunn Timaun Williams 2 touchdown runs of 15, 31 and 34 yards paced the Ravens of Sussex Tech to a 42-27 win over the Dover Senators.

For the first time in 42 years the Smyrna Eagles qb Nolan Henderson 12 completions out of 18 attempts for 305 yards threw 4 touchdown passes 2 for 60 and 70 yards and two to teammate Donte Ritchie 4 receptions for 79 yards and 2 touchdown receptions as they defeated the Riders of Caesar Rodney 52-14.

Kirby Williams 22 yard touchdown with the 2 point PAT Good paced the Woodbridge Blue Raiders to a 17-14 win over the Buccaneers of Milford.

10-31-15 Games

Colby Reeder 20 carries for 173 yards scored 3 touchdowns paced the Sals of Salesianum to a 30-13 win over the Colonials of William Penn.

Sam Ragland ran for 151 yards and 4 touchdowns and returned a kickoff 70 yards for another score for the hornets. as they defeated the Highlanders of McKean by a 54-28 score. Drew Kobasa threw for 204 yards and a touchdown. Cameron Easton had 4 catches for 129 yards and touchdown for Tatnall. Reginald Ray hauled in 2 touchdown from Sam Baker for the Highlanders.

Noah Thomas 2 touchdown runs 3 and 6 yards along with Anthony Falco’s 63 yard pass to Miles Lane paced the Hillers of Tower Hill to a 24-7 win over the Conrad Redskins.

The Hawks controlled the game today against Brandywine and won by a 42-6 score. Gary Brightwell had over 150 yards on the ground and three touchdowns runs of 67, 52 and 28 yards . Stefon Woodruff had an interception return for a touchdown and a blocked punt. The Hawks improve to 7-1 and 5-0 in Flight B.

Jordan Haynes 2 touchdown passes of 6 yards to Mahkai Lee and 14 yards to Andrew Gaymon and scored on a touchdown run of 16 yards. Andrew Gaymon scored the game winner a 3 yard touchdown run paced the Tigers of Alexis I DuPont to a 26-20 win over the Green Knights of Mt. Pleasant.

Henry Gise rushed for 84 yards and scored two touchdowns of 53 and 16. Jonny Gardner rushed for two touchdowns of 5 and 17 yards as well and paced the Quakers of Wilmington Friends to a 42-6 win over the Cardinals of St. Andrews.

CONCORD RALLIED FROM A 14-0 DEFICIT TO DEFEAT CHARTER 44-28. GRAHM ROBERTS AND KYLE BATCH LED THE WAY FOR THE RAIDERS.ROBERTS RUSHED FOR 4 TDS AND OVER 100 YDS TO BREAK THE 1000 YD MARK FOR THE YEAR

Dan Bark rushed for 132 yards and 2 touchdowns and Pat Udovich added 90 yards and 2 touchdowns as the Auks evened their record to 4-4 as they defeated Academy of the New Church 35-12.

By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer-10-30-15-Warriors Stadium-Fallbrook High School-Fallbrook, CA-In tonight’s homecoming contest tonights Halloween Title was called “Nightmare on Warrior Way” but the Warriors of Fallbrook at 5-4 overall and 3-1 in the Valley League found out a way to win and they did as they defeated the Patriots of Orange Glen by a 69-7 score.

Parker Martin (2 carries for 69 yards) ran touchdown runs of 66, 3 yards each and caught a pass of 37 yards from QB Jack Grantham (1 completion out of 1 attempt for 37 yards) Jamie Nichols 1 reception for 15 yards) scored on a 15 yard run Nahshon Hagen ran a interception for 25 yards for a touchdown Jack Henenberg (5 carries for 92) scored touchdown runs of 4, 1 and 73 yards. Mark Lindsay (9 carries for 73 yards) scored 2 touchdown runs of 31 and 14 yards.

Falbrook Head Football Coach Kyle Williams on the win vs. Orange Glen: “We played for a share of the league title tonight our kids were hungry after last weeks 21-0 win over San Pasqual, our squad played with great energy and toughness as they knew how to play together as a football team they came out tonight thinking it wasn’t about the opponent it’s all about us and we won 2 games in a row as I challenged our kids to be the storm.” ” Early in the game we had to take any hope out of their minds an tonight we did that by scoring on the second.” “Our defense came up with 2 interceptions one of them went for a touchdown and we had a punt return down to the 1 yard line with lot of things that has set us up for the victory we were proud and happy for our guys like Josh Hennenberg, Gino Yslas, Michael Lindsay, those individuals don’t carry the ball very much for us but they have a lot of expectations with the reserves in the game and I’m proud of their performance as in Parker Martin as he has contributed for us in the first half we’re trying to not run the score up but had to slow things down in the second half we can’t help it if we run basic plays but it is wonderful to get him back as he is a transfer from Alaska a huge spark plug for our football team he has done well for us.”

“Our next opponent is Del Norte has defeated us 3 years in a row it has been very close games but I haven’t seen them on film as of yet but will find out after I look at it on Saturday.”

Orange Glen’s 4-5 only touchdown came in he 4th quarter as quarterback Blaine Berry (5 completions out of 14 attempts for 115 yards) threw an 85 yard pass to Ty Dixon with the PAT good by Ray Poultsey.

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Griffin Salvo’s 25 yard run Garrett Cannon’s 7 yard touchdown Colby Reeder’s 2 yard run paced the Sals of Salesianum to a 20-6 win over the Cavaliers of Middletown. Kedrick Whitehead scored on a 74 yard run for the Cavaliers.

St. Georges improved to 4-1 with a 41-0 win over McKean. Gary Brightwell had over 100 yards on the ground with two touchdowns and a 46 yard receiving touchdown. Logan Gilbert added two touchdowns and a safety on defense. The Hawks improve to 3-0 in Flight B.
Amere Park Brown’s 90 yard kickoff return along with a 60 yard run paced the Redskins and caught a 60 yard pass from qb Dayne Llamas paced the Redskins of Conrad to a 34-6 win over the Cardinals of St. Andrews.

Jacob Hudson 19 yard pass to Jeff Gillis, Alphaeus Hansen 5 yard run paced the Seahawks at 5-0 as they defeated the Spartans of St. Marks 49-21 win over the Spartans of St. Mark, Jamai Rice 84 yard punt return for St. Marks.

AJ Falco’s 7 yard touchdown run along with a 21 yard pass to Connor Cucazalla paced the Hillers of Tower Hill to a 35-14 win over the Lions of Red Lion Christian. Jean Marc Wampler ran 2 touchdown runs for the Lions of 19 and 53 yards.

10-10-15

Kyle Lux’s 33 yard field goal, Patrick Griffin’s 17 yard run paced the Ravens of Sussex Tech to a 17-6 win over the Riders of Caesar Rodney.

Joe Greenwood’s touchdown runs of 13 and 28 yards, Kamau Floyd touchdown runs of 67, 5 and 23 yards paced the Colonials of William Penn to a 48-6 win over the Jaguars of Appoquinimink.

Isaiah Wilson was 10-16 for 259 yards and 4 touchdowns in the first half. Edgar Mena was on the receiving end of two of the touchdowns. He finished the game with 3 catches for 109 yards and 2 touchdowns to pace the Glasgow Dragons to a 44-6 win over the Bulldogs of Brandywine.
Hodgson Silver Eagles defeated the Dickinson Rams Saturday monring 47-6. Tymier Sewell had three rushing touchdowns of 1, 2, and 9 yards. Tre Martin opened the second quarter with an 89 yard kick off return. Marc Perez connected on scoring strikes of 20 yards to Marshall Hardin and 45 yards to Vaughn Wood. Sea’Queris Wiggins added to the scoring with a 17 yard touchdown run.
Austin Aguilars blocked field goal for a touchdown paced the Lake Forest Spartans to a 19-14 win over Delmar.

By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer-Poway High School, Poway, CA-10-2-15-In a hard foot battle that was held at Poway High School the Foothillers of Grossmont High School improve their record to 5-0 on the season as they defeated the Poway Titans at 3-3 by a 20-13 score before a
homecoming crowd looked on.

The Foothillers came back after trailing 7-0 on Jacob Gaines (21 carries for 135 yards) 10 yard touchdown run tied the contest at 7-7 as quarterback Hunter Gaines 19 completions out of 35 attempts with 1 interception for 219 yards threw a 1 yard pass to Khaleel Davis with the PAT good.

In the fourth quarter, The Titans took the lead at 13-7 as qb Rob Sullivan scored on a 1 yard touchdown run with the PAT Blocked. The Foothillers came back as qb Hunter Gaines scored on an 21 yard touchdown with the PAT blocked tied the game at 13-13.

With 5:00 left in the game the Foothillers pulled out a bag of tricks as James Mackey threw a 74 yard halfback pass to Khaleel Davis with Brittany Huff’s PAT Good which made the final score 20-13 in favor of Grossmont.

Grossmont Head Coach Tom Karlo: “For Poway to be at 3-3 is very tough after they have lost to 2 undefeated teams we were underdog coming in the contest tonight our kids fought hard for the win.” “On the 74 yard touchdown play for the score, we used a variety of trick plays our arsenal was our running back was trying to work on a sweep and he threw the long pass to Khaleel Davis we have a ton of those we wanted to run them took some chances and did various plays and it worked out for us.”

“Everyone has keyed in on running back Jake Harr right now he is a good kid and we have a lot of good players on the offensive line everytime when we feed him the ball he caught a few passes and does it all and for us our defense played lights out they are unbelieveable guys to hold Poway to a 13 is very impressive. ”

The Grossmont Foothillers will take on El Capitan in Lakeside, CA on Friday, October 9, 2015 while the Titans of Poway will host Mt. Carmel on Friday, October 16, 2015

By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer-Poway High School-Poway, CA-10-2-15-In a hard foot battle that was held at Poway High School the Foothillers of Grossmont High School improve their record to 5-0 on the season as they defeated the Poway Titans at 3-3 by a 20-13 score before a homecoming crowd looked on.

The Foothillers came back after trailing 7-0 on Jacob Gaines (21 carries for 135 yards) 10 yard touchdown run as

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10-1-15 Football

St. Georges ran for 439 yards on the ground to win 34-14 over the Riders of Caesar Rodney. Logan Gilbert and Warren Henderson both had two touchdowns. St. Georges improves to 3-1 on the year.

Andrew James Gaymon III rushed for 132 yds and two touchdowns runs of 27 and 54 yards on 26 carries to lead the Tigers to a 14-6 victory over the Force of Charter.

Rasheed Wood’s 3 touchdown runs of 43, 38 and 39 yards, Jeremiah Smack 2 touchdown runs of 5 yards along with a 30 yard fumble recovery and Kolbi Wright’s 2 touchdown runs of 12 and 15 yards paced the Vikings of Cape Henlopen to a 48-0 win over the Panthers of Polytech.

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Jason Wiberg’s 2 touchdown receptions along with Billy Gibbs 2 touchdown runs paced the Vikings of Cape Henlopen at 4-0 to a 35-20 win over the Riders of Caesar Rodney.

Austin Lonski’s 4 yard touchdown run John Flamer’s 13 carries for 86 yards scored 2 touchdown runs of 2 and 6 yards paced the Lake Forest Spartans to a 27-7 win over the Delmar Wildcats.

Connor Estep’s 12 completions out of 20 attempts for 270 yards threw 3 touchdown passes along with an 85 yarder to Dalton Ziemba paced the St. Marks Spartans to a 38-27 win over the Dover Senators.

Raekwon Knight’s 3 yard touchdown run along with Kiante Sturgis touchdown run of 4 yards paced the Indians of Indian River to a 21-14 win over the Milford Bucs.

Ben Campbell 17 completions out of 25 attempts for 231 yards threw for 3 touchdown passes and rushed 10 times for 81 yards paced the Yellowjackets of Newark to a 34-6 win over Delcastle.

PROSPECT PARK, Pa. – Caravel trailed by three touchdowns at halftime, mounted a furious second-half comeback, but fell short as it lost to Interboro 35-28 on Friday night.

The Buccaneers trailed 28-7 at halftime before rallying in the third quarter to outscore Interboro 21-7. Caravel drove deep into Interboro territory in the fourth quarter but couldn’t convert a fourth and one play with 2:30 to go.

Quarterback Jackson Argoe went 10 for 19 for 160 yards for Caravel and threw touchdown passes of 35 yards to Jason Nunley and 20 yards to Bryce Carney. Darnell Savage ran for 139 yards on just six carries and scored on runs of 48 and 51 yards. Carney had five catches for 88 yards.

William Penn 44, Appoquinimink 0

MIDDLETOWN – Quarterback D.J. Johnson threw three touchdown passes to lead William Penn to a victory over Appoquinimink in Blue Hen Flight A action.

Johnson went 5 for 8 for 141 yards and fired scoring tosses of 13 and 25 yards to Frank Burton and 68 yards to ChiChi Amachi. The Colonials also got rushing touchdowns of 44 yards from Marvel Watts, 46 yards from Myric Rhodes and 16 yards from Chris Davis. Reggie Carroll led William Penn with 71 yards on the ground, all of it coming in the first half as the Colonials built up to a a 30-0 lead.

Salesianum 28, Glen Mills (Pa.) 0

GLEN MILLS, Pa. – Quarterback Garrett Cannon went 10 for 12 for 124 yards and a touchdown as Salesianum blanked Glen Mills.

Cannon threw a 14-yard touchdown pass to Mike Ziccarelli in the second quarter. Evander Blue led the Sals in rushing with 80 yards and scored a touchdown on a 10-yard run in the third quarter. Colby Reeder scored on a 16-yard run in the first quarter while Mike Sanzone added a 28-yard scoring run in the third quarter.

Smyrna 48, Polytech 40

SMYRNA – Nolan Henderson threw five touchdown passes and scored another touchdown on the ground to lead Smyrna to a victory in a Henlopen Conference North game.

Henderson threw 50-, 42- and 25-yard scoring passes to Charlie Taylor and also tossed touchdown strikes to Marquelle Bennett and William Knight. Knight also scored on a 43-yard run in the fourth quarter that gave the Eagles their eventual winning margin.

2 touchdown runs by Vincent Del Percio of 11 and 53 yards paced the Cavaliers of Middletown to a 49-14 win over the Glasgow Dragons.

9-27-14

Isaiah Woodland 5-15 140 yds 4 rushed 120 yds 1 td along with teammates Quintae Moore’s 75 yd punt return and Taron Johnson 65 yd int return paced the Titans of Moyer Academy to a 20-2 win over Cardinal McCarrick NJ. This is Moyer’s First victory of 2014.

1 touchdown each by Donovan Simpson and Anthony Holly for St. Andrews as they were defeated by Maret School of DC 44-12.

Jashawn Johnson’s 22 yard pass to Rob Myrick and Dannon Williams 34 yard run paced the Green Knights of Mt. Pleasant to a 13-6 win over Howard.

2 touchdown runs by Antonio Young of 1 and 14 yards paced the Rams of Dickinson to a 28-0 win over the Vikings of Christiana.

Titus Nelson’s 2 touchdown runs of 80 yards and 1 for 25 yards paced the Redskins of Conrad to a 48-14 win over George School. Dayne Llamas added 2 touchdown runs of 2 and 6 yards.

Matthew Smith’s 3 touchdown passes of 13, 17 and 55 yards to Andrew Brown paced the Hillers of Tower Hill to a 30-0 win over the Hornets of Tatnall.

Brian Dennis returned the opening kickoff 85 yds as Concord jumped out to a 41-0 halftime lead to beat Charter 48-22 in a Flight A Contest . Concord RB Brycen Alleyne scored three times on runs of 84 and 32 yds and also returned a KO 84 yds for TD in the second half to lead the Raiders.

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Tower Hill School-Bob deGroat Field-Wilmington, DE-Friday, September 19, 2014-In a key Division II battle that took place at Tower Hill School, the Seahawks of Delaware Military Academy on 2 field goals of 31 and 28 yards along with touchdown runs of 31 yards by Miles Watson (12 carries for 98 yards) Jacob Hudson’s 6 completions out of 8 attempts for 62 yards threw 2 touchdown passes of 23 yards to Mike Leonard and 15 yards to Zack Swain along with 1 touchdown run by Alphaeus Harrison of 30 yards defeated the previously undefeated Hillers of Tower Hill by a 34-14 score.

Head Football Coach Mike Ryan of Delaware Military Academy on the win: “We were excited to get a good win today as the kids that were here on our squad last season wanted this win as we lost to them which bumped our squad out of the state football tournament so we wanted that win going 3-0 and wanted redemption from last year.” “We have Miles Watson, Colby Bidgood and Al Hansen as there called The Three Headed Monsters anytime I have put them in the game we have a method to the madness that they’ve performed tonight but give credit to the offensive line along with some adversity with some of our squad members being sick Shawn Naughton was out with a shoulder injury it is good on how they battled in the second half.” “Jake Hudson is one of the toughest sophomore qb’s that I’ve ever coach he is a very approachable young man with emphasis on how to get the ball out of our hands real quick.” “Tower Hill is doing a good job at putting pressure on us but I felt that there were things that we could do to take advantage of is that we are not going to throw the ball 30 or 40 times per game Tower Hill does a good job with their offense and Kevin Waesco is a good coach and I have a great deal of respect for him we knew it was going to be a challenge they can grind them down but in order to do that we had to be very physical they didn’t score on their first team Tower Hill put points.”

The Hillers at 2-1 scored their touchdowns on Matt Smith’s 15 yard pass to Zack Swain along with Noah Thomas’s 49 yard touchdown run. Tower Hill will travel to Independent Conference rival Tatnall. Delaware Military Academy will take on Laurel at Mckean at 7:00 pm.

The Newark Yellowjackets on Benjamin Campbell’s 1 yard run along with Joseph Burton’s 10 yard touchdown run along with Allan Becker’s 29 yard field goal defeated the Glasgow Dragons by a 16-0 score.

Kquran Rodriguez 77 yards passing total including a 47 yard pass to Malik Murray Wallace along with the 2 point pat good by Darryl Smith as he led the Rams with 112 yards paced Dickinson to a 8-6 win over the Highlanders of McKean.

Xavier Drummond’s 68 yard touchdown run along with Kani Kane’s 60 yard run paced the Sussex Tech Ravens to a 46-0 win over Milford. Raven QB Justin Hill connected on 2 touchdown pass of 64 yards to Travie Quillen and 50 yards to Jamont Matthews for the other scores.

2 touchdown runs by Rhett Schweizer and teammate Jamai Rice 2 touchdown receptions of 32 and 35 paced the St. Marks Spartans to a 28-0 win over Sussex Central.

qb Raymond Jones 17 carries for 124 yards scored 3 touchdowns paced the Silver Eagles of Hodgson to a 34-6 win over the Riders of Caesar Rodney.

Brandon Batts 56 yard touchdown paced Mt. St. Joseph to a 35-20 win over Dover.

Chucky August ran for 273 yards on 35 carries as Laurel High outlasted Smyrna, 57-42, in a high-scoring nonconference football game on Friday night.
Reggie Green added 162 yards on 22 carries for the Bulldogs (2-1), who won their second game in a row.

Laurel scored 20 points in the second quarter to open up a 26-14 halftime advantage on the Eagles (1-2).

Sussex Tech 46, Milford 0: Quarterback Justin Hill threw a pair of touchdown passes and ran for another as the Ravens improved to 2-1 with the win.

Xavier Drummond ran 68 yards for Sussex Tech’s first TD with Kani Kane running 60 yards for a TD in the fourth quarter against the Buccaneers (0-3).

Cape Henlopen 43, Indian River 7: The Vikings improved to 3-0 with the win on Friday. Cape has now won seven in a row dating back to last season.

Cape opens its Henlopen Conference Northern Division schedule at Caesar Rodney on Friday night.

Wilmington Friends 24, Woodbridge 20: The Raiders dropped to 2-1 with the nonconference loss to the Quakers.

Polytech 42, Seaford 0: The Panthers posted the shutout victory as they improved to 2-1 with the win.

St. Elizabeth 12, Delmar 8: The Wildcats fell to 0-3 with the nonconference loss to the Vikings (1-2).

9-20-14

Trevon Bordick’s 2 punt returns of 45 and 31 paced the Wildcats of Howard to a 44-0 win over the Christiana Vikings.

2 runs by Kedrick Whitehead of 6 and 45 yards paced the Cavaliers of Middletown to a 44-6 win over the Charter Force.

2 touchdown runs of 6 and 4 yards by Najee Hall paced the Delcastle Cougars to a 34-7 win over the Jaguars of Appoquinimink.

2 touchdown runs by John Nockett of 11 and 6 yards paced the Auks of Archmere to a 42-18 win over Tatnall.

Titus Nelson’s touchdown runs of 50, 57 and 58 yards paced the Redskins of Conrad to a 55-14 win over Moyer Academy.

Colby Reeder 17 carries for 70 yards scored on a 19 yard touchdown along with Mike Sanzone’s 31 yard reverse and Garrett Cannon’s 18 yard pass to Jake Sherlock paced the Sals as they came back from a 7-0 deficit as they defeated the Raiders of Concord by a 21-7 score. Xander Blue 13 carries for 76 yards Avery Roberts led the Raiders with 10 carries for 55 yards.

Sayvon Willis 13 completions out of 19 attempts for 210 yards connected on a 79 yard pass to Sean Scott 5 receptions for 132 yards put Brandywine up 6-0 but the Spartans of Lake Forest on John Flamer’s 13 carries for 64 yards scored on a 2 yard run and qb Logan Simpson’s go ahead touchdown in overtime defeated Brandywine by a 13-12 score in overtime.

Reggie Carroll 184 yards rushing scored 3 touchdowns paced the top ranked Colonials of William Penn to a 56-20 win over the Tigers of Alexis I Dupont.

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