Local College Football wrap-up: Cal Poly drops 4th straight game
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (KEYT) -
NCAA Football: Northern Arizona 38, Cal Poly 10: The Mustangs closed out their home schedule with a fourth straight loss to fall to 4-7 on the season. Former Bishop Diego High School star Quran Gossett rushed for 83 yards with a career-high 3 touchdowns for the #6 Lumberjacks (8-2).
Cal Poly wide receiver Tayvion McCoy caught 11 passes for 119 yards and scored the Mustangs lone touchdown on a 13-yard run to tie the game at 7 on the first play of the second quarter.
Northern Arizona scored 23 straight points to open up a 30-7 lead early in the third quarter.
Cal Poly finishes the season in two weeks at UC Davis on November 21st.
Junior College Football: Santa Ana 17, SBCC 14: The Vaqueros jumped out to a 14-0 lead in the first half as Brooks Trimmer hit Luke McNeil for a 69-yard touchdown and Toa Rojas connected with Levi Cavalli on a 12-yard touchdown.
Santa Ana kicked a field goal in the last moments of the first half to trail 14-3. Santa Ana capitalized on 5 Vaqueros turnovers to pull out the win.
For SBCC they finish their second straight season at 0-10.
Junior College Football: Citrus 56, Hancock 42: Former Mission Prep High School star Jayden Nozil returned a fumble 33 yards for a touchdown and had a 36-yard pick-six for a touchdown but his two defensive scores could not keep the Bulldogs from losing their second straight game.
Max Perrett threw 3 touchdown passes and rushed for another touchdown for Hancock who ends the regular season 5-5.
With the game tied at 42 Citrus quarterback Connor Underhill threw an 11-yard touchdown pass with 1:52 left in the game to Alan Haoo. With the Bulldogs down 7 and driving, Perrett was sacked and fumbled the ball. Aidan Yamazaki scooped and scored from 59-yards out to seal the game with 1:17 remaining.
Junior College Football: Mt. San Antonio 62, Ventura 27: The VC football team ran into a buzz saw Saturday afternoon at Mt. San Antonio, falling to the Mounties, 62-27. The 10th-ranked Pirates trailed 27-20 just before halftime before No. 4 Mt. SAC scored 35 unanswered points to claim the Northern Conference title away from Ventura. LaRevious Woods and Amir McDowell produced 85 and 77 yards rushing, respectively, each with a touchdown while Khy Harris had an 82-yard kickoff return to paydirt in the game.
(Article courtesy Ventura Athletics).
Junior College Football: Long Beach 35, Moorpark 21: The Raiders threw 5 interceptions and lost a fumble in the sloppy loss. The game was tied at 21 at the half with Moorpark scoring all of their points in the second quarter.
