Quarterback Ryan Connors did not miss much...

Quarterback Ryan Connors did not miss much Friday night against Burbank High as Hart rolled up a season-high 20 first downs in a 41-29 Foothill League victory.

Hart’s run-and-shoot offense was never sharper, particularly in a whirlwind third quarter in which Connors completed 14 of 16 passes for 180 yards and two touchdowns. The Indians scored touchdowns on three consecutive drives to blow open a game they led, 14-13, at halftime.

On the first drive, Connors had consecutive completions to Doug Distaso for 20 yards, Aron Miyata for five and Distaso again for 15 before hitting Deriek Charles with a 17-yard shovel pass for a touchdown.

Elapsed time: 1 minute 57 seconds. Yards covered: 57.

On the next drive, Connors had three completions--two to Miyata for gains of nine and 20 yards, and an 11-yard touchdown pass to Jared Halverson.

Hart’s third possession--a 10-play, 80-yard march--included completions to Davis Delmatoff for nine yards, Distaso for 16 and 22, Miyata for 14, Halverson for eight, Miyata again for 12 and Delmatoff again for two before Charles carried two yards for the touchdown.

Elapsed time: 3:52.

Passing: Alemany quarterback Adam Romandi has completed 64 of 113 passes for 978 yards and 10 touchdowns, a ratio of one touchdown for 6.4 completions. Andy Contreras of Rio Mesa (52 of 86 for 827 yards) has thrown nine touchdowns for a ratio of one touchdown for 5.8 completions. Romandi can thank receiver Richard Dice, who has caught nine of Romandi’s 10 touchdown passes. Last season, Dice caught 10 of Romandi’s 13 touchdown passes.

Records: Westlake broke six school records in its 34-30 win over Channel Islands. Quarterbacks John Snyder (21 of 35 for 309 yards) and Tim Kirksey (four of nine for 36 yards), and punter Tim Wootton (one of one for nine yards) combined to throw for a record 354 yards, eclipsing Todd Preston’s 1990 mark of 321 against Channel Islands.

The Warriors also set game records for pass attempts (45) and completions (26). Wide receiver Erik Holcomb set game marks for receptions (12) and yards (206). Kirksey, a starting defensive back, also set a season record with his sixth interception. . . .

Moorpark set five school records in a 34-26 Tri-Valley League loss to Oak Park. For openers, the Musketeers gained 569 yards. Wide receiver Rob Salone had nine catches for 185 yards--both records--and quarterback Ryan Huisenga set records with 19 completions (in 33 attempts) and 303 yards passing. . . .

Thousand Oaks running back Cory Bowen rushed for three touchdowns in the Lancers’ 28-14 win over Simi Valley last week, giving Bowen a school-record 29 career rushing touchdowns. Mark Monestime has 31 career touchdowns. . . .

Kennedy tailback Elijah Raphael carried 38 times in the Golden Cougars’ 14-12 victory over Granada Hills last week, but he failed to set a school record for rushing attempts. In 1989, Ontiwaun Carter carried 43 times--including 11 in a row at one stretch as Kennedy killed the clock--to set a school mark.

Offense: St. Bonaventure tailback Toby Noblin has rushed for at least 100 yards in every game this season. Noblin has rushed for 830 yards and 14 touchdowns in 130 carries. . . .

Burbank has five players--running backs Frank Brenes (276 yards), Hector Valencia (273), Alex Dixon (250), Steve Brenes (248) and quarterback Bryon Linville (201)--with more than 200 yards rushing but no player with more than 300 yards. . . .

Grant previously had allowed an average of 98.6 rushing yards a game before the Lancers faced Poly’s powerful running attack. Poly gained more than four times that average (409 yards) against the Lancers. . . .

Sophomore running back George Keiaho of Buena was limited to 82 yards in the Bulldogs’ 20-9 win over San Marcos last week.

It marked only the fourth time Keiaho has failed to rush for 100 yards in his 16-game career and ended a 12-game streak of 100 or more yards rushing. . . .

Defense: Just like a year ago, Sylmar posted shutouts against its fourth (Van Nuys), fifth (Grant) and sixth (Monroe) opponents of the season. Moreover, the Spartan defense has not been scored on in the past four outings. Canoga Park scored its only points against Sylmar on a safety four weeks ago. . . . St. Bonaventure linebackers Geoff Pableo, Jeff Onstot and Pat Marasco are each averaging 10 tackles a game.

Miscellaneous: After intra-Valley Pac-8 Conference play, the 4-A Division East Valley League was 12-4 against the 3-A Mid-Valley League. Each of the Mid-Valley teams (Canoga Park, Grant, Monroe and Van Nuys) beat North Hollywood and lost to the three other 4-A teams (Birmingham, Poly and Sylmar). . . .

Sylmar’s Brian Roberson scored on consecutive punt returns of 58 and 62 yards in the Spartans’ 50-0 victory over Monroe. Roberson has scored three of his nine touchdowns on punt returns. . . .

Sylmar has outscored its past five opponents, 167-9. . . .

Antelope Valley (4-3) and Canyon (3-3-1) might have average records, but a few points could have made a big difference. The total of Antelope Valley’s three losses is 12 points; Canyon’s three losses have come by a total of eight points.

Regional Football

Top 10 Selected by sportswriters of The Times

Lst. Rk Wk Team League Record 1 1 Thousand Oaks Marmonte 6-1 2 2 Royal Marmonte 7-0 3 3 San Fernando West Valley 7-0 4 4 Ventura Channel 6-1 5 5 Kennedy West Valley 6-1 6 7 Buena Channel 6-1 7 8 Glendale Pacific 6-1 8 NR Saugus Golden 5-2 9 NR Crespi Mission 5-2 10 10 Simi Valley Marmonte 5-2

NR--Not ranked