Published on: Sep 19, 2015 @ 14:15
Chaparral finally found equilibrium last night as the Pumas snapped a two-game losing streak to improve to 2-2. The Pumas overwhelmed Don Lugo 35-13 after and maybe has found a new starting quarterback.
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Pumas quarterback Quinten Barry put Chaparral on the board in the first quarter with two touchdown passes. The first, a 10-ard toss to Wes Long and then moments later nailed Lloyd Hightower with a 55-yard pass to put the pumas up 14-0. His third TD pass was a 36 yarder to Nick Anselmo that put the Pumas up 21-7.
The Conquistadores came back in the second quarter as quarterback drove from the Pumas 45-yard and scored on quarterback Dane Ford’s 15 yard pass to Garrett Rodgers. That would be the last time Don Lugo would score until the fourth quarter when Jessse Munguia took the ball in from the 7-yard line to make it 21-13.
Chaparral put the game away in the final 8-minutes of the game, scoring twice in the final quarter on runs after driving into Conquistadores territory. Austin Bacher ran for tough yards all night and capped the scoring with a 2 yard TD late in the game. Isaiah Hall also carried for some big gains as the Pumas Offensive line was having a good night controlling scrimmage.
The Defense also spread the hits around with another good game from their steady corps of Cameron Stroder, Chris Carey, Lawrence Hooper, Christopher Orona and Marcus Wilson up front.
Linebackers Trevor Grieb, Jose Coral and Austin Smith made several key tackles while Desmond Young Jr. and Isaiah Garibay were solid in the defensive backfield. Garibay also intercepted a key pass on a late drive by Don Lugo.
Lloyd Hightower and Isaiah Hall were both consistent factors in re-establishing Chaparral's balance and equilibrium with several key plays each on both sides of the ball.
The Pumas are off to Corona to battle Santiago next week. The Sharks are 1-3 and are coming off a big 51-7 win over Silverado last week. Santiago fell to Vista Murrieta 55-33 two weeks ago.
Solid Balanced Play from the Pumas’ Offense & Defense Too Much for the Conquistadores
Chaparral finally found equilibrium last night as the Pumas snapped a two-game losing streak to improve to 2-2. The Pumas overwhelmed Don Lugo 35-13 after and maybe has found a new starting quarterback. CLICK HERE FOR MORE PICTURES
Pumas quarterback Quinten Barry put Chaparral on the board in the first quarter with two touchdown passes. The first, a 10-ard toss to Wes Long and then moments later nailed Lloyd Hightower with a 55-yard pass to put the pumas up 14-0. His third TD pass was a 36 yarder to Nick Anselmo that put the Pumas up 21-7.
The Conquistadores came back in the second quarter as quarterback drove from the Pumas 45-yard and scored on quarterback Dane Ford’s 15 yard pass to Garrett Rodgers. That would be the last time Don Lugo would score until the fourth quarter when Jessse Munguia took the ball in from the 7-yard line to make it 21-13.
Chaparral put the game away in the final 8-minutes of the game, scoring twice in the final quarter on runs after driving into Conquistadores territory. Austin Bacher ran for tough yards all night and capped the scoring with a 2 yard TD late in the game. Isaiah Hall also carried for some big gains as the Pumas Offensive line was having a good night controlling scrimmage.
The Defense also spread the hits around with another good game from their steady corps of Cameron Stroder, Chris Carey, Lawrence Hooper, Christopher Orona and Marcus Wilson up front.Linebackers Trevor Grieb, Jose Coral and Austin Smith made several key tackles while Desmond Young Jr. and Isaiah Garibay were solid in the defensive backfield. Garibay also intercepted a key pass on a late drive by Don Lugo.
Lloyd Hightower and Isaiah Hall were both consistent factors in re-establishing Chaparral's balance and equilibrium with several key plays each on both sides of the ball.The Pumas are off to Corona to battle Santiago next week. The Sharks are 1-3 and are coming off a big 51-7 win over Silverado last week. Santiago fell to Vista Murrieta 55-33 two weeks ago.
Photos by John Carpenter
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