FRIDAY IN A NUTSHELL
HOW THE TOP 10 FARED
1. Los Alamitos (2-1)
lost to Villa Park (3-0), 24-21, Thursday.
2. Mission Viejo (3-0)
defeated Fountain Valley (1-2), 34-7.
3. El Toro (3-0)
defeated Torrey Pines (1-2), 42-13.
4. Santa Ana (3-0)
defeated Mater Dei (0-3), 29-14, Thursday.
5. Capistrano Valley (3-0)
defeated Oceanside (1-2), 9-6.
6. Sunny Hills (3-0)
defeated Edmonton La Zerta (2-1), 51-0.
7. Huntington Beach (3-0)
defeated Newport Harbor (2-1), 7-6, Thursday.
8. Estancia (3-0)
defeated Los Amigos (1-2), 26-0.
9. Tustin (3-0)
defeated Irvine (1-2), 10-0, Thursday.
10. Edison (2-1)
defeated Dominguez (2-1), 30-16, Thursday.
TOP PERFORMERS
Jerome Oakman ran 52 yards for a touchdown on El Toro’s first offensive play of the game and finished with 141 yards and two touchdowns in 13 carries to help the Chargers to a 42-13 victory over Torrey Pines in San Diego.
Sonny Nguyen accounted for all of Bolsa Grande’s points, passing for one touchdown, running for another and kicking a field goal and an extra point in the Matadors’ 16-14 victory over Pioneer.
Matt Carvalho gained 113 yards rushing in 12 carries, scoring on runs of three, one, nine and 43 yards, to help Dana Hills to a 31-6 victory over Laguna Beach.
John Bailey, who had planned to sit out the football season to concentrate on football, made the most of his return to Fullerton, catching a 15-yard touchdown pass from Rene Arias and kicking field goals of 32 and 47 yards in the Indians’ 26-6 victory over Alta Loma.
STREAKS
Quarterback Kenison PoChing scored on two touchdown runs in the second half to help Savanna beat Cypress, 21-0, ending the Rebels’ 11-game losing streak.
QUOTE UNQUOTE
‘We were beginning to think we just had a lousy conversion team in practice, but we’ve found out that Motor is just very good at blocking kicks.’
--ERIC PATTON, Capistrano Valley coach, after Motor Mosebrook blocked a conversion attempt and a field goal in the Cougars’ 9-6 victory over Oceanside Friday night. Mosebrook has blocked two field goals this season.
‘I like this field, I wish we had it back home.’
--BRIAN PIZULA, Sunny Hills running back, who scored three touchdowns in the Lancers’ 51-0 victory over La Zerte in Edmonton, on a field built for Canadian football.
‘I’ve been officiating for 15 years, and I’ve never seen that happen before.’
--NICK FUSCARDO after watching Mission Viejo nose guard Alex Diaz steal the ball from the Fountain Valley center before the snap on an attempted punt.
‘We talked more about avoiding an upset like Los Alamitos had then becoming No. 1.’
--MARK SLYMEN, Mission Viejo lineman, on the prospects of his team becoming the top-ranked team in Orange County after defeating Fountain Valley, 34-7.
DEFENDER OF THE DAY
Foothill linebacker Jamal Duff, who at 6-7 and 230 pounds is usually the biggest player on the field, helped the Knights come back to defeat Marina, 10-9. Duff had a third-quarter interception that set up a drive capped by Sean Saunders’ winning touchdown run.
ODDS AND ENDS
Ryan Roskelly, a sophomore running back/defensive back, led Valencia to a 35-0 victory over cross-town rival El Dorado. He scored on runs of seven and 16 yards and returned a fumble 34 yards for another touchdown. Roskelly gained 30 yards in three carries and caught three passes for 25 more.
