Published on: Sep 23, 2015 @ 07:03
Paloma Valley is a Sunbelt powerhouse that fell to 2-2 with a tough 14-7 loss to Tustin last week. The Wildcats need to get their high octane air game re-launched to have a chance to beat Temecula.
Quarterback Chance Nolan will need to hook up with WR Cameron Whatley and running back Demarco Prewitt and get the Wildcats back on track.
The Golden Bears are 3-0 and one of the most improved football programs in the Southwestern league with the arrival of Coach Rick Mey last year. Temecula Valley has a new attitude and crushed Hemet 38-0 last Friday night.
The Tigers won their first game of the season last week against Arlington in a thrilling 31-24 victory at home. Elsinore is led by quarterback Marc Castro and running back Anthony Reyes who has gained more yardage in the air and on the ground than any other Tiger. Elsinore’s defense will have to toughen up this weekend as Summit can score a lot, and quickly.
The Sky Hawks are 3-0 and coming off a overwhelming 42-7 victory over Alta Loma. Summit’s powerful offense is averaging 43 points a game.
The Patriots continue their quest to the 2015 CIF SS Inland Division title. Heritage smashed West Valley 56-6 last week as quarterback Brett Virgil, running backs Jalen Glover, Javier Luna and wide out Aliva Hifo put on an wild offensive show.
The Patriot defense seems to get tougher every game and Heritage is looking for their first shutout.
After losing their first two games, the Eagles rebounded and defeated Riverside Poly and then sneaked past Oak Hills 31-30 last week.
The Titans suffered their fourth loss of the Season against Linfield Christian 37-21 last week and are seeking their first win of the 2015 season. The Huskie are also 0-4 and one thing’s for sure…someone is going to win their first game this Friday.
The Titans have used four quarterbacks in their first 4-games. Running back Austin Cuicchi and receiver Artie Barrera move the chains for the Temescal Canyon offense.
The Huskies lost to Los Osos 42-26 last week.
Vista de Lago is 3-1 and suffered their first loss of the season last week against Ramona 34-30.
Banning won their first game of the season beating Beaumont 51-45. The Broncos are now 1-3.
Game of the Week: Paloma Valley at Temecula Valley
Paloma Valley at Temecula Valley
Paloma Valley is a Sunbelt powerhouse that fell to 2-2 with a tough 14-7 loss to Tustin last week. The Wildcats need to get their high octane air game re-launched to have a chance to beat Temecula.Quarterback Chance Nolan will need to hook up with WR Cameron Whatley and running back Demarco Prewitt and get the Wildcats back on track.
The Golden Bears are 3-0 and one of the most improved football programs in the Southwestern league with the arrival of Coach Rick Mey last year. Temecula Valley has a new attitude and crushed Hemet 38-0 last Friday night.
Elsinore home against Summit
The Tigers won their first game of the season last week against Arlington in a thrilling 31-24 victory at home. Elsinore is led by quarterback Marc Castro and running back Anthony Reyes who has gained more yardage in the air and on the ground than any other Tiger. Elsinore’s defense will have to toughen up this weekend as Summit can score a lot, and quickly.The Sky Hawks are 3-0 and coming off a overwhelming 42-7 victory over Alta Loma. Summit’s powerful offense is averaging 43 points a game.
Heritage at Etiwanda
The Patriots continue their quest to the 2015 CIF SS Inland Division title. Heritage smashed West Valley 56-6 last week as quarterback Brett Virgil, running backs Jalen Glover, Javier Luna and wide out Aliva Hifo put on an wild offensive show.The Patriot defense seems to get tougher every game and Heritage is looking for their first shutout.
After losing their first two games, the Eagles rebounded and defeated Riverside Poly and then sneaked past Oak Hills 31-30 last week.
Temescal Canton home against JW North
The Titans suffered their fourth loss of the Season against Linfield Christian 37-21 last week and are seeking their first win of the 2015 season. The Huskie are also 0-4 and one thing’s for sure…someone is going to win their first game this Friday.The Titans have used four quarterbacks in their first 4-games. Running back Austin Cuicchi and receiver Artie Barrera move the chains for the Temescal Canyon offense.
The Huskies lost to Los Osos 42-26 last week.
Lakeside at Vista del Lago
The Lancers are on a three game winning streak after losing the season opener 35-6 against Chaffey. The last time that Temescal Canyon more than 3-games in a season was back in 2007. Senior quarterback Marco Ramirez, WR Jazzdon Stewart and running back Adrian Burt lead the Lancer attack.Vista de Lago is 3-1 and suffered their first loss of the season last week against Ramona 34-30.
Perris at Banning
The Panthers outlasted San Bernardino 45-40 last week to claim their third victory of the season. Perris’ only loss was to Notre Dame in the second week of the year. The Panther’s are led by quarterback Carlevon Manual has passed for 13 TDs and running back TJ Griffin helps Manuel move the chains on the ground.Banning won their first game of the season beating Beaumont 51-45. The Broncos are now 1-3.
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