Football: Chaminade wins its first CIF state bowl game [Video]

Chaminade has won the CIF state Division II championship bowl game with a 41-9 rout of Enterprise at StubHub Center in Carson.

Colorado-bound Donovan Lee ran for a touchdown, returned an interception 19 yards for another score and picked off two more passes for the Eagles (14-2), who scored 38 unanswered points over the final three quarters.

Kieran Yancy ran for a touchdown and Brayden Lenius and Brandyn Lee caught touchdown passes from Brad Kaaya, who finished 17 of 23 for 276 yards. Brandyn Lee had five catches for 99 yards and Ben Kreitenberg kicked field goals of 27 and 20 yards for Chaminade, the Southern Section Western Division champion.

Donovan Lee had 125 all-purpose yards for Chaminade. Nick Doctors had six solo tackles and Max Holden, Rick Gamboa, Eric Schiff and Evan Yeager each added five. Gamboa, Schiff and Gamboa all had sacks.

Enterprise quarterback Bobby Luken was intercepted four times and Justin Abney caught five passes for 34 yards for the Hornets (13-1), including a seven-yard TD reception with 10 seconds left in the game.

“Coach [Ed] Croson did an awesome job preparing us,” Kaaya said. “He analyzed their personnel up front and saw what matchups would work for us. We also had the best week of practice we’ve had all season.”

Lee’s nine-yard scoring run gave the Eagles a two-touchdown lead and his intereption return less than a minute and a half minutes later gave Chaminade a 24-3 halftime lead.