Southern Section

Saturday, Oct. 11

DE ANZA LEAGUE

Big Bear 30, Riverside Notre Dame 13
Shawn Sutherland ran for 209 yards on 22 carries with two touchdowns to lead Big Bear at Notre Dame.

HI-LO LEAGUE

Big Pine 52, Baker Valley 14

NONLEAGUE

Sonora 28, Don Lugo 3
Charles Acker scored on a 27-yard fumble return and also rushed for a touchdown for Sonora (4-1) at Don Lugo (2-3).

Excelsior 48, Torrance Lutheran 0
Maranatha 49, La Verne Lutheran 0
Ramona 20, Riverside Poly 20
Rio Hondo Prep 34, Lucerne Valley 6

INTERSECTIONAL

Pasadena Poly 31, San Diego Parker 0
Solana Beach Santa Fe Christian 20, Kilpatrick 6

8-MAN

Santa Clarita Christian 36, Wildomar Cal Lutheran 28
Stephen Mercier had 21 carries for 171 yards and two touchdowns and completed five of 11 for 73 yards and a touchdown for host Santa Clarita Christian (5-0).

Antelope Valley Christian 36, Bethel Christian 26
Faith Baptist 42, Thacher 6
First Lutheran 41, Trinity Lutheran 2
Immanuel Christian 52, Lee Vining
Maricopa 46, L.A. Lutheran 0
New Life Christian 24, St. Michael’s 18
Peace in the Valley 30, Liberty Christian 8
Riverside Christian 47, Upland Christian 0
Santa Maria Valley Christian 31, Cuyama Valley 22
Skyward Christian 30, Thousand Oaks Hillcrest Christian 14
Southlands Christian 52, Eastside Christian 0
Ventura County Christian 50, Westmark 18
Viewpoint 34, Villanova Prep 15

Friday, Oct. 10

DE ANZA LEAGUE

Beaumont 39, Twentynine Palms 20
Vista del Lago 13, Banning 6
Yucca Valley 16, San Jacinto 10

DELPHIC LEAGUE

Grace Brethren 56, Campbell Hall 34

DESERT VALLEY LEAGUE

Indio 27 Desert Hot Springs 6
La Quinta 35, Cathedral City 25
Palm Springs 26, Coachella Valley 3

GARDEN GROVE LEAGUE

Rancho Alamitos 54, Bolsa Grande 0

GOLDEN WEST LEAGUE

Orange 21, Saddleback 14
Justin Jones’ 25-yard touchdown reception proved to be the winning score for Orange (4-1, 2-0). Saddleback is 2-3, 1-1.

Costa Mesa 53, Ocean View 19
Westminster 35, Estancia 14

LOS PADRES LEAGUE

Morro Bay 28, Lompoc Cabrillo 6
Santa Maria St. Joseph 28, Santa Ynez 0

MARMONTE LEAGUE

Westlake 24, Agoura 0
It might be white flag-waving time in the Marmonte League.

In what was supposed to be its toughest challenge in league play, Westlake Village Westlake’s football team encountered little difficulty Friday, posting a victory over previously unbeaten Agoura.

Tahj Mowry rushed for 144 yards, Jeff Rapoport scored two touchdowns and Marcus Maddocks shut down Agoura’s most dangerous player, Braden Lepisto.

Agoura quarterback Bryan Walker came into the game having completed 69% of his passes with just one interception in leading the Chargers to a 4-0 start.

But Walker missed on nine consecutive passes in the first half and finished 12 of 36 for 172 yards with two interceptions.

The Warriors (5-0, 2-0) took a 14-0 halftime lead, scoring after interceptions by safety Ryan Ruel and lineman David Winer.

Rudy Carpenter connected with tight end Jimmy Miller for a 15-yard scoring pass and Rapoport scored on a six-yard run.

Maddocks held Lepisto to three catches for 39 yards. He broke up at least five passes in an individual duel with the speedy Agoura receiver, depriving Walker of his favorite target.

“Lepisto is so much of their offense, and Marcus was big time up for the challenge,” Westlake defensive coordinator Mike Leibin said.

Agoura had a first-and-goal situation from the three-yard line on its opening possession but failed to score.

“Our defense rallied in the red zone and came up with a stop every time,” Maddocks said.
--Eric Sondheimer

Moorpark 35, Newbury Park 16
Royal 47, Calabasas 14
Simi Valley 34, Thousand Oaks 32

MONTVIEW LEAGUE

Bassett 46, Azusa 8
Randy Tresvant had 268 yards rushing and five touchdowns for Bassett (3-2, 2-0).

Duarte 30, La Puente 6
Gladstone 26, Sierra Vista 0

MOORE LEAGUE

Long Beach Cabrillo 25, Long Beach Wilson 16
Dion Myers had 209 yards and one touchdown in 26 carries for Wilson (4-1, 1-1). Cabrillo is 1-1 in league.

Lakewood 31, Long Beach Jordan 13
Long Beach Poly 67, Millikan 13

PIONEER LEAGUE

Culver City 35, El Segundo 0
Kris Cueva was six for 12 passing for 115 yards and three touchdowns to lead the host Centaurs (5-1, 2-0), the top-ranked team in CIF-SS Division X.

Morningside 64, Compton Centennial 0
Torrance 36, Palos Verdes 7

SAN ANDREAS LEAGUE

San Bernardino 30, Cajon 14
San Gorgonio 42, Pacific 0
Yucaipa 14, Arroyo Valley 13

SUBURBAN LEAGUE

La Mirada 28, John Glenn 0

TRI-VALLEY LEAGUE

Oaks Christian 35, Fillmore 10
Aaron Ware rushed for 93 yards in 11 carries for Oaks Christian.

Nordhoff 42, Bishop Diego 7
Oak Park 31, Carpinteria 0

NONLEAGUE

Anza Hamilton 27, Capistrano Valley Christian 12
Carl Hodel scored on touchdown receptions of 55 and 30 yards and Peter St. John carried eight times for 43 yards for Capistrano Valley Christian (2-3-1). Hamilton is 2-2-1.

Beverly Hills 42, Santa Monica 28
Quarterback Ollie Linter completed 16 of 22 passes for 221 yards with five touchdowns and one interception to lead host Beverly Hills (2-2-1) over Santa Monica (0-5).Beverly Hills receiver Brandon Rice had seven catches for 92 yards and had three first-half touchdowns to give the Normans a 21-7 halftime lead.Beverly Hills running back Kyle McCall had 25 carries for 204 yards, including a 20-yard touchdown run. He caught a 26-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter. Teammate Marcus Jones, a receiver, had six catches for 103 yards and caught a 65-yard touchdown pass.

Bosco Tech 34, Mountain View 3
Peter Mecenas returned two interceptions for touchdowns to lead Bosco Tech (2-3) to the victory at St. Matthias. Nick Acuna rushed for 214 yards on 16 carries and scored twice for Bosco Tech.

Brentwood 29, Western Christian 8
Running back Ryan Mallory ran for 108 yards and two touchdowns in 15 carries to lead visiting Brentwood (5-0) over Western Christian (1-4). Senior Todd Dunham caught four receptions for 40 yards and a touchdown and also had an interception for the Eagles.

Charter Oak 42, Diamond Bar 10
Will Harris had four interceptions and Patrick Fuller had 17 carries for 203 yards and three touchdowns to lead Charter Oak (4-1) over host Diamond Bar (4-1).

Gahr 44, Artesia 14
Corey Rhoane caught eight passes for for 165 yards and two touchdowns and Evan Weatherspoon had nine catches for 109 yards as the Gladiators (3-2) won at Artesia (0-5). Gahr quarterback Larry Chavez completed 17 of 26 passes for 313 yards and five touchdowns.

Gardena Serra 28, Mary Star 14
Ryan Kelley rushed for 120 yards on 13 carries and two touchdowns for Serra (3-2). Mary Star is 3-2.

Hart 23, Loyola 16
Sometimes a victory, no matter what team it’s against, is all it takes to change the momentum of a season seemingly gone bad.

For Newhall Hart, which started the season with three consecutive losses, the crucial victory came last week against Van Nuys Birmingham. Now the Indians, ranked No. 8 in the Southland by The Times, are on a winning streak.

The Hart defense, a problem through much of the early season, held Los Angeles Loyola and its storied rushing attack to only 71 yards in a victory Friday night at College of the Canyons in Valencia.

The victory last week against defending City Section champion Birmingham, which won only one of its first four games, was a key stepping stone, but defeating No. 14 Loyola (3-2) boosted the team’s confidence.

“This is huge,” Hart Coach Mike Herrington said. “We beat a tough, tough team.”

Loyola trailed, 20-7, at halftime, but Ian Wilson intercepted a pass by Hart quarterback Sean Norton and returned it 23 yards to the Hart seven-yard line. Two plays later Loyola quarterback Scott Deke found George Hypolite in the end zone.

The two-point conversion failed and Hart led, 23-13, with 6 minutes 22 seconds to play. On Hart’s next possession, running back Dan Howell fumbled and Loyola recovered at the Hart 19, but the Indians held Loyola to a field goal and maintained a 23-16 lead with 5:08 to play.

A 35-yard pass play from Norton to Terry Leigh and two offside penalties by Loyola on the ensuing drive helped Hart run out the clock, but not before Herrington had flashbacks of his team’s 25-24 loss to No. 4 Westlake Village Westlake this season.

In that game, Westlake scored a touchdown and two-point conversion in the final minute to win.

“There were some nervy coaches over there,” Herrington said.

Loyola scored on the opening possession, going 72 yards in eight plays, but mustered little after that. Hart, meanwhile, moved the ball impressively against a Loyola defense that had allowed only 24 points in its previous four games.

Norton completed 14 of 24 passes for 201 yards and two touchdowns. Howell carried 24 times for 111 yards and also had three catches for 16 yards and a touchdown. Receiver Kevin Ciccione had seven catches for 95 yards and a touchdown.

For Loyola, Deke completed 10 of 22 passes for 138 yards and two touchdowns. He also threw an interception.
--Peter Yoon

La Serna 55, Workman 0
Ricky Beltran rushed for two touchdowns to lead La Serna (5-0) to a 42-0 halftime lead. Workman is 0-5.

Ribet Academy 17, Sage Hill 12
Free safety Brett James had two interceptions and kicked a 44-yard field goal in the fourth quarter for Ribet Academy (3-2). Strong safety Joseph Marcos intercepted a pass for the Frogs on the Ribet Academy 12-yard line with less than one minute left to hold off the Lightning (1-4).

San Clemente 44, Foothill 21
Cheyne Verhagen set a school record and the Tritons took advantage of five turnovers to hand the Knights their first loss of the season at Tustin High.

Verhagen, a senior, scored two touchdowns, breaking the school record for career touchdowns with 34. James Allen scored 33 touchdowns from 1997-99.

Verhagen, who carried 18 times for 81 yards, set the record on a 17-yard draw play in the third quarter that gave San Clemente (3-2) a 37-3 lead.

Four of Foothill’s turnovers led to points for the Tritons (3-2), including a 79-yard interception return by John Jay Verhagen.

Triton quarterback Cole Bergquist completed 20 of 29 passes for 236 yards and three touchdowns with two interceptions. Receiver Steve Melton caught 11 passes for 122 yards and two touchdowns.

Casey Daniels completed 17 of 31 passes for 319 yards and two touchdowns with two interceptions for Foothill (4-1).
--Melanie Neff

Servite 7, Edison 0
Eric Terrazas didn’t score the winning touchdown, but the junior defensive back had everything to do with Anaheim Servite defeating Huntington Beach Edison Friday night at Orange Coast College.

Terrazas had two of the game’s biggest hits, including a big-time stick on Edison’s Joshua Gage that separated the running back from the ball at the Chargers’ 27-yard line with 5 minutes 30 seconds left before halftime.

Servite defensive back Mike Hernishin wound up with the bouncing ball and he rambled down the middle of the field along with an escort of Friars for what turned out to be the only touchdown of the game.

Late in the fourth quarter, with Edison knocking on the door at the Servite 12-yard line, Terrazas blind-sided Charger sophomore quarterback Brian Shrock as he dropped back to pass on a third-and-three.

Instead of going for the first down, Edison (3-2) went for it all. However, Shrock threw the pass short of Matt White, who was open in the end zone.

“Both plays were blitzes,” Terrazas said. “I was just trying to do anything for the team.”

It was the second consecutive time Edison suffered a shutout. The Charges, ranked No. 21 by The Times, averaged 26.5 points in their first two games.

Sophomore Ken Ashley rushed for 87 yards, the bulk of it coming on a 35-yard jaunt on the first play of the fourth quarter for Servite (5-0), ranked No. 22 by The Times.

Shrock completed 15 of 28 passes for 142 yards. Junior running back Abel Cardona led Edison with 71 yards on 12 carries.
--Paul McLeod

Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 24, Valencia 23
The host Knights hung on for the victory when Valencia quarterback Mike Herrick overthrew wide receiver Chris Wright in the back of the end zone on a two-point conversion attempt with 3.2 seconds to play.

Herrick, a sophomore who completed 25 of 42 passes for 176 yards and a touchdown, had scored on a one-yard sneak to cut the No. 23-ranked Vikings’ deficit to a point. But his conversion pass sailed well over the head of Wright.

“I just made a mistake,” Herrick said as he fought back tears. “I had two guys open in the back of the end zone and I just overthrew them.”

Notre Dame (4-1), the No. 11-ranked team in the Southland by The Times, took a 24-17 lead on a 28-yard field goal by Tim Rubey with 4:57 left in the game. But Valencia (4-1) drove 68 yards in 12 plays.

Herrick completed a 14-yard pass to Jeff Bomberger on a fourth-and-four play from the Valencia 38-yard line early in the drive and the Vikings also benefited from a roughing the passer penalty against Notre Dame.

The defending Southern Section Division III champion Knights trailed, 14-7, at halftime, but scored touchdowns on their first two possessions of the second half.

Cary Harris, who rushed for 134 yards in 15 carries, scored on a 13-yard run 48 seconds into the second half to cut Notre Dame’s deficit to 14-13.

Teammate Brandon Clayton, who gained 125 yards in 12 carries, scored on a one-yard run with 6:41 left in the third quarter and the two-point conversion run by quarterback Garrett Green gave Notre Dame a 21-14 lead.
--John Ortega

St. Bernard 21, Cerritos Valley Christian 20
St. Bernard held off Cerritos Valley Christian’s two-point conversion with no time left to get the win.Valley Christian (3-2) quarterback Matt Spruiksma threw a six-yard touchdown pass to Brenton Crossen to set up the possible game-winner.Cerritos Valley Christian tailback Brian Malone rushed for 261 yards and two touchdowns in 44 carries.

St. Bonaventure 27, Ridgecrest Burroughs 20
Anthony Celestine had 13 receptions for 216 yards and two touchdowns for Burroughs, but it wasn’t enough as the defending Southern Section Division IV champions Seraphs (5-0) turned up their defensive play in the second half to ensure a victory at Moorpark College.

Brian Stevens completed a swing pass to junior running back Matt Lee, who eluded a swarm of tacklers and ran 47 yards for a score to give No. 4 St. Bonaventure a 21-13 lead with four seconds left in the first half.

After a 60-yard touchdown pass play from quarterback Karsten Sween to Celestine brought Burroughs to within 24-20, a Chris Diaz field goal extended St. Bonaventure’s lead to 27-20.

Burroughs (4-1) had a chance to tie the score in the final eight seconds, but Diaz intercepted Sween’s pass at the St. Bonaventure two-yard line.

Sween, who had entered the game having thrown only two interceptions, was picked off three times by the Seraphs.

Lee rushed for 140 yards and two touchdowns and Stevens completed 11 passes for 216 yards.
--Ben Dimapindan

St. Monica 26, Cantwell Sacred Heart 7
Josh Clark had 12 carries for 114 yards and two touchdowns and Gilbert Ramirez had 18 carries for 120 yards to lead St. Monica (4-1) over host Cantwell Sacred Heart (1-4).St. Monica receiver/cornerback Michael Dunn had four catches for 75 yards and one touchdown and also intercepted a pass.

Antelope Valley 21, Barstow 6
Aquinas 45, Silver Valley 6
Arrowhead Christian 48, Frazier Mountain 8
Arroyo 21, Baldwin Park 0
Bell-Jeff 43, San Diego Midway Baptist 18
Bloomington 38, Ontario 35
Buena Park 33, Anaheim 6
Burbank 20, Glendale 0
Burbank Burroughs 41, Crescenta Valley 7
California 26, Brea Olinda 14
Canyon Springs 41, Murrieta Valley 35 (OT)
Chadwick 26, St. Anthony 19
Chaminade 21, South Torrance 10
Channel Islands 31, Santa Paula 7
Chino Hills 41, Saddleback Valley Christian 0
Corona Centennial 41, Redlands 27
Corona Santiago 41, Chaparral 26
Damien 14, Claremont 9
Dos Pueblos 46, Rio Mesa 31
El Dorado 21, Katella 7
El Rancho 43, Schurr 34
Esperanza 26, Miller 0
Fontana 58, Upland 43
Fountain Valley 35, Santa Ana Valley 14
Granite Hills 46, Sultana 14
Hacienda Heights Wilson 35, Nogales 12
Hart 23, Loyola 16
Inglewood 20, West Torrance 17
Kaiser 55, Jurupa Valley 7
King 28, La Sierra 0
Laguna Hills 34, Capistrano Valley 10
La Habra 45, Corona del Mar 0
La Salle 27, Bishop Montgomery 7
Los Altos 23, Western 0
Los Osos 41, Perris 13
Magnolia 30, Laguna Beach 28
Mira Costa 24, Hawthorne 14
Monrovia 14, Alhambra 13
Montclair 33, Ganesha 20
Moreno Valley 18, Hemet 16
Newport Harbor 28, Paramount 10
Norco 35, Eisenhower 10
Ontario Christian 49, Colony 7
Oxnard Pacifica 21, L.A. Baptist 13
Palm Desert 10, Norte Vista 7
Pasadena 23, Gabrielino 6
Paso Robles 42, Highland 28
Peninsula 41, North Torrance 13
Pioneer 31, South El Monte 14
Redondo 34, Leuzinger 6
Righetti 48, Santa Barbara 43
Rim of the World 28, West Valley 6
Riverside North 42, Alta Loma 19
Rowland 35, Montebello 22
San Clemente 44, Foothill 21
San Dimas 20, Bonita 17
San Gabriel 22, San Marino 14
San Marcos 35, Camarillo 24
Serrano 42, Lancaster 13
Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 24, Valencia 23
Silverado 13, Hesperia 0
South Hills 35, Glendora 17
South Pasadena 46, Keppel 0
St. Bonaventure 27, Ridgecrest Burroughs 20
St. Francis 16, Saugus 0
St. Margaret’s 47, Fairmont Prep 7
Sunny Hills 21, Cypress 16
Temecula Valley 17, Elsinore 14
Temescal Canyon 49, Paloma Valley 21
Temple City 20, Rosemead 19
Troy 48, Anaheim Canyon 20
Valley View 49, Rubidoux 6
Ventura 26, Oxnard 0
Victor Valley 37, Apple Valley 13
Villa Park 34, Savanna 0

INTERSECTIONAL

Bishop 28, Sparks (Nev.) Spanish Springs 17
Tailback Dylan Beaman had four rushing touchdowns to lead host Bishop (4-1) over Spanish Springs (1-4).

Cleveland 55, Montclair Prep 18
Quarterback David Contreras went five for eight for 195 yards and four touchdowns to lead host Cleveland (4-1) over Montclair Prep (0-5).Cleveland running backs Julius Killings, Clyde Griffin and Kenny Niaki and Contreras each scored one rushing touchdown.Cleveland outscored Montclair Prep, 28-6, in the second quarter to take a 42-12 halftime lead.

Los Alamitos 31, Carson 6
Orlando Scandrick took inside handoffs from quarterback Jimmy Barnes and scored on runs of 57 and 37 yards for the top-ranked Griffins, who built a 21-0 lead and cruised at Veterans Stadium in Long Beach.

Carson (2-3) outgained Los Alamitos (5-0) in total yardage, 296-245, but failed to covert many of its third- and fourth-down situations deep in Griffin territory. One drive that reached the 21-yard line midway through the second quarter ended with an incomplete pass on fourth down.

“When we got inside the red zone, it seemed like we couldn’t do anything,” said Carson Coach John Aguirre. “Usually we’re pretty successful down in there. We just didn’t have it today.”

Robert Miller had 110 yards in 15 carries for the Colts, who scored on Carlton Smith’s 18-yard run midway through the third quarter that made the score 21-6.

A week after completing a school-record 28 passes in a victory over La Habra, Barnes threw only 11 passes, completing five for 101 yards. The junior connected with Jeremy Childs for a 13-yard touchdown on Los Alamitos’ first drive of the game. Childs caught the ball at the Carson one-yard line and spun into the end zone for the score.

Scandrick finished with 88 yards in four carries.
--Ben Bolch

St. John Bosco 10, Narbonne 6
Terrance King had 23 carries for 116 yards and Pat Cowan was nine of 11 for 57 yards and a five-yard touchdown pass to lead host St. John Bosco (5-0) over Narbonne (2-3).

Crespi 57, Reseda 20
Garfield 21, Salesian 7
St. Paul 28, Roosevelt 14
Verdugo Hills 21, La Cañada 6
Warren 28, Bell 7

8-MAN

AGAPE LEAGUE

Joshua Springs 40, Hesperia Christian 33

FOUR CORNERS LEAGUE

Kings Christian 48, Bloomington Christian 0

NONLEAGUE

Bermuda Dunes Desert Christian 46 Victor Valley Christian 28
Desert Chapel 46 Wildomar Cornerstone Christian 0
Kings Christian 48, Bloomington Christian 0
Lone Pine 44, Price 38

INTERSECTIONAL

Trona 48, Lake Havasu City, Ariz. Desert Tech Charter 0
Warner Springs Warner 70, Noli Indian 26

Thursday, Oct. 9

GARDEN GROVE LEAGUE

Los Amigos 41, Pacifica 10

NONLEAGUE

La Palma Kennedy 28, Tesoro 13
The Fighting Irish regained its momentum on special teams and didn’t let go in the second half en route to the victory at Anaheim Western High.

Kennedy (4-1) was stopped on fourth and goal at the one-yard line on its opening drive of the game and later could not stop Tesoro (3-2) on a 17-play, 98-yard drive that took eight minutes off the first-half clock and gave the Titans a 6-0 lead.

But Kennedy’s Bryan Pepperdine blocked a punt late in the second quarter and Ryan Griffin returned it 12 yards to the Tesoro five. Two plays later, wide receiver Tanner Elliott took a direct snap from center and scored on a six-yard run for a 7-6 lead.

The Fighting Irish then scored on its first three drives of the second half, two on touchdown passes from Robert Becker.

Elliott, who came into the game with 28 catches and six touchdowns this season, caught only two passes, but one went for a 58-yard touchdown that gave Kennedy a 21-6 lead. Kennedy sophomore running back Calvin Smart rushed for 84 of his 86 yards in the second half.

Tesoro junior running back Evan Handa rushed for 132 yards in 28 carries, including a 10-yard touchdown run in the second quarter. The Titans were slowed by 10 penalties for 75 yards.
--Dan Arritt

Santa Fe 28, Downey 20
Dontrell Mitchell rushed for 231 yards and three touchdowns to lead visiting Santa Fe (4-1). Downey is 1-4.

Walnut 17, Covina 10
Ricky Parkhouse had two receptions for 97 yards and a pair of touchdowns to lead visiting Walnut (3-2). Covina is 2-3.

Brethren Christian 54, Downey Calvary Chapel 20
Buena 21, Hueneme 14
Chaffey 28, Etiwanda 14
Corona 7, Arlington 0
Diamond Ranch 24, West Covina 6
Fullerton 34, El Modena 13
Irvine University 48, Northview 13
Mater Dei 35, Loara 3
Rancho Cucamonga 30, Arcadia 8
Santa Ana 46, Westminster La Quinta 6
Whittier 18, El Monte 0

INTERSECTIONAL

Dorsey 26, Chino 10
Los Angeles Dorsey’s defense continued to wreak havoc on opponents as the Dons held host Chino to 124 yards in an intersectional victory Thursday night.

For the Dons (5-0), who have held opponents to an average of six points a game, the victory was another step in gaining respect for the program and City Section teams.

“Our kids took it as a challenge,” Dorsey Coach Paul Knox said. “Many people think City football [teams] can’t compete with Southern Section teams. Our kids took a cue from Venice beating Loyola.”

Dorsey’s running game was as impressive as its defense. Jeremiah Johnson rushed for 173 yards and two touchdowns in 14 carries and Stafon Johnson added 115 yards in 16 carries.

Jeremiah Johnson set the stage on the first play from scrimmage, bouncing outside and taking the ball 80 yards for a touchdown 13 seconds into the game. He added a 31-yard scoring run that gave Dorsey a 26-10 lead with 2:33 left in the third quarter.

Chino (3-2) was playing without leading rusher R.J. Stanford, who broke his shoulder in practice. The Cowboys got 110 yards rushing in 15 carries from Shawn Oatis, who scored Chino’s only touchdown on an eight-yard run to cap the first drive of the second half.

Dorsey quarterback Donald Prince completed six of 15 passes for 78 yards, with touchdown passes to Albert Russell and Phillip Perry.
--Melanie Neff

8-MAN

NONLEAGUE

Masada 46, Indio Charter 0