Junior Pee Wee Teal Jaguars win first

The Fountain Valley Jr. Pee Wee Division Teal Jaguar defense,

spearheaded by the five-quarterback sack performance by Sean Tierney,

recorded its first shutout of the season and the team’s first win of the

year in a 13-0 decision over the Orange Chiefs (East) at Fountain Valley

High.

Tierney also was one of the top tacklers for the Teal Jaguars, who

also received a pair of quarterback sacks from Derek DeMun, and one each

from Bryce Loy, Zack Moore, Dean Persinger, Michael Clark, and Max Bell,

who also recovered a fumble.

Vince DiDomenico, who rushed for 80 yards on 18 carries, ran for

two touchdowns behind an offensive line consisting of Tierney, Bell,

DeMun, Wesley Amelung, Joe McCann, Danny Heben, Danny Stenglein, Dominic

Santana, and Jeff LaMond.

The shutout victory was the reversal of a 13-0 loss Fountain

Valley suffered the previous week against the Garden Grove Panthers.

The Teal Jaguars, now 1-5, travel to Ocean View High Saturday (9

a.m.) to battle the Huntington Beach Dolphins.

In other games:

JR. MIDGET DIVISION

Fountain Valley 15, So. Orange County 8

In a battle for sole possession of first place in the AFL-Pacific

Conference, the visiting Jaguars (5-0-1) came up with big plays on

special teams to hand the Patriots (5-1) their first loss of the season.

The Jaguar defense recovered three onside kicks and held the

Patriots to a season-low five first downs. It was led by linebackers

Bryan Reihm, Ray Andong, and Bobby Silva, linemen David Patterson, Brian

Selleck, Joey Vasquez, ends Michael Musso and Anthony Breceda, and

corners Ross Morrow, Kyle Feiler, and Derick Cirbus.

The victory was punctuated when Doug Delong intercepted a Patriot

pass at the Fountain Valley 10-yard line and returned it 65 yards late in

the game. The Jaguars took a knee on the next play to run out the clock.

In six games, the Jaguar defense has yielded just 14 points.

Fountain Valley earned a tie at 8-8 at the half on Feiler’s

20-yard touchdown pass to Delong on a corner route, and the Jaguars went

ahead for good on Reihm’s 10-yard touchdown run in the third quarter.

The Jaguars will attempt to remain unbeaten Saturday when they

host the Mission Viejo Cowboys in a 3 p.m. kickoff at Fountain Valley

High.

JR. PEE WEE DIVISION

FV Black Jaguars 48, Corona 0

Bryan Schutte, rushing behind a controlling line that consisted of

Kevin Loyola, J.D. Farmer, Max Rudzwick, and Michael Berber, ran for 134

yards on four touchdowns on just seven carries as the Black Jaguars ran

their record to 6-0. Joshua Perez ran for one touchdown and passed for

another, and Martin Duran had two receptions for successful point after

conversions.

Freddie Estrada returned an interception 35 yards for a touchdown

and Travis McNaughton had a team-high seven assisted tackles to go along

with a sack to pace a Black Jaguar defense that allowed the Cowboys just

24 yards of total offense.

The Black Jaguars travel to Orange to play the 4-2 Chiefs in a 5

p.m. start at Hart Park.

JR. CLINIC DIVISION

Mission Viejo 20, Fountain Valley 6

Chris Martinez scored on a one-yard run, Loren Robb and Dylon

Conley combined on 16 tackles, and Andy Palacios caused and recovered a

fumble to lead the Jaguars in defeat.

PEE WEE DIVISION

So. Orange County 32, Fountain Valley 0

The Jaguars, who gave a hard-fought and spirited effort against

the Patriots, will attempt to rebound from the shutout loss Saturday when

they host the Corona Panthers in a 1 p.m. start at Fountain Valley High.