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Mt. San Jacinto 28, Antelope Valley 7--The Eagles overcame 14 penalties and several early mistakes to score four unanswered touchdowns in a Foothill Conference victory at Antelope Valley.

Mt. San Jacinto (2-2, 1-1), which held Antelope Valley to 59 yards in the second half and forced six turnovers, won for only the fourth time in 22 meetings against the Marauders and for the first time at Antelope Valley.

Antelope Valley running back Lafayette Bailey had 101 yards in 15 carries, 93 of them in the first half.

Antelope Valley (2-2, 1-1) struck first when Bailey found a hole off right tackle and raced 64 yards down the sideline for a touchdown early in the second quarter.

The tide turned on a freak play later in the quarter that seemed to leave the Marauders in shock.

After a punt by Andy Rethi pinned the Eagles inside their 10-yard line, quarterback Dennis Smith threw deep on third and long. His pass was tipped by defensive back Jerry Jones, caught by receiver Mark Terrell and turned into a 91-yard touchdown that tied the score, 7-7, with 3:10 left in the second quarter.

Quarterback Michael Gleich fumbled on the Marauders’ next possession and linebacker Marquise Benjamin recovered at the Antelope Valley 35. Michael Anderson scored on a 12-yard run seven plays later to give Mt. San Jacinto a 14-7 lead 30 seconds before halftime.

Antelope Valley backup quarterback Justin Holtfreter entered in the fourth quarter and set a school record by throwing four consecutive passes that were intercepted on four consecutive possessions.