Football: Week 7 By the numbers
October 24th, 2009, 12:22 pm · · posted by Damian Calhoun
Here is a recap of the action from Week 7, according to the numbers
17 – Consecutive losses by La Quinta to Garden Grove League rival Los Amigos before the Aztecs snapped the streak with a 24-10 victory Thursday night.
204 – Rushing yards for Tustin running back Anthony Wilkerson in Thursday’s, 35-20 victory over Villa Park.
2 – Rushing touchdowns scored by Los Alamitos quarterback Dylan Lagarde in his first start of the season. Lagarde, a transfer from Long Beach Poly, also passed for 177 yards in Thursday’s 52-0 victory over Marina.
4 – Field goals made by Irvine kicker Tim Callian in a 26-0 victory over Corona del Mar.
18 of 22, 302 yards, 3 tds – Passing stats for Trabuco Hills quarterback A.J. Josue in Thursday’s 51-10 victory over Huntington Beach.
95 – Total points scored in Thursday’s Orange League game between Savanna (53) and Western (42).
6 – Total touchdowns scored by Savanna quarterback Jeremiah Rideaux (five rushing, one passing) in the victory for the Rebels.
240 and 3 - Darius Nacoste (Santa Ana Valley) rushing yards and touchdowns in a 24-13 victory over Magnolia.
20 - Consecutive winless streak for Servite against Mater Dei that the Friars finally ended with a 30-20 victory Friday night.
281 - Yards gained by Servite quarterback Cody Fajardo (150 passing and 131 rushing) in Friday’s victory over Mater Dei.
1991 – The last time that Dana Hills defeated San Clemente before Friday’s 38-14 victory for the Dolphins.
10 of 17, 271 yards, 4 tds – Dallin McEwen’s passing stats to lead Mission Viejo in a 60-14 victory over Tesoro.
3 – The number of Mission Viejo quarterbacks who threw touchdown passes in the game against Tesoro. Tre Madden and Alex Bridgford also had touchdown passes.
352 and 4 – Passing yards and touchdowns for Edison quarterback Matt Viles in Friday’s 34-6 victory over Newport Harbor.
179 and 4 – Receiving yards and touchdowns scored by La Habra wide receiver Brett Bartolone as the Highlanders defeated Sonora, 32-3.
288 and 5 – Rushing yards and touchdowns scored by Cypress running back Akeelie Muhammad in a 55-13 victory over Loara.
476 – Combined rushing yards for Beckman’s Keith Lawson (254) and Zack Rivera (222) in Friday’s 42-7 victory over San Juan Hills.
23 – Consecutive points scored by Orange Lutheran in Friday’s 23-14 Trinity League victory over JSerra. JSerra led at one point, 14-0.
293 – Total yards gained (205 passing and 88 rushing) by Fountain Valley quarterback Dominic Ragland in the Barons’ 31-14 victory over Esperanza.
2 – Interceptions returned for touchdowns by El Toro in its 38-0 victory over Northwood. Jesse Bueno had a return for 45 yards and Ryan Lewis returned one for 19 yards, both came in the third quarter.
4 – Rushing touchdowns scored by Fullerton running back Joseph Hill in a 55-6 victory over Buena Park. Hill also rushed for 219 yards.
361 – Rushing yards gained by Laguna Beach running back Alec Jaffe. The total sets a new school record.
304 – Passing yards for Costa Mesa quarterback Todd Davis in a 42-6 victory over Godinez and the number of rushing yards gained by Capistrano Valley running back Clay Guess in a 28-25 victory over Aliso Niguel.
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Links to the rest of The Calhoun Wrap-up: Week 7
Calhoun’s Final Thoughts on Week 7
Week 7: Offensive Star of the Week
Week 7: Defensive Stars of the Week
Week 7: Top Rushing Performances
Week 7: Top Passing Performances
Week 7: Top Receiving Performances
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293 – Total yards gained (205 passing and 88 rushing) by Fountain Valley quarterback Dominic Ragland in the Barons’ 31-14 victory over Fountain Valley.
Barons’ 31-14 victory over Esperanza
Is it me or OCvarsity has fell off tremendously when it comes to high school football coverage!! I try to navigate through there site to find out about certain results and all i could find is Servite, Tesoro, Mission Viejo, Mater Dei, and Orange Lutheran …… oh and Edison, couldnt leave them out!! Thats why I choose to really never come to this site anymore!! Step your game up OCvarsity, your losing readers by the day!!
18 – The number of Tustin players that suited up to play on Thursday night. And they dominated with the game being 28-7 going into the 4th.
Coach Miller actually won a CIF title at Costa Mesa with only 18 players before he came to Tustin. It’s time he repeated that feat one more time.
Go Tillers.
country that must suck having to have tustin players play both ways
Yes, especially when they face a team that wears them down and beats them.
I agree with Unhappy Reader, it’s very hard to navigate and look for scores, coverage….ect! Format is poor! Other than that really enjoy the OC football coverage.
I’ve said it earlier that I definitely admire Tustin’s “iron man” football. In this day and age when every player is specialist at their one position it is kinda refreshing seeing that there are still kids out there with enough talent and heart to play both offense and defense. I always thought that Tustin had 1-3 players going both ways but not 8-9 guys. For a kid to learn one position and be good at it is one thing but learn two is that much more difficult. Stamina and staying healthy is the key to success (injuries not so good). Tustins players are the definition of a “strong” team. The coaching staff has to work that much harder to make sure their players know their assignments on both sides of the ball.
With a small team each player is vital for success, each guy has to perform week end and week out. It will definitely build a close-knit group (this would be the true meaning of “Cypress HS’s Line-six”).
Congrats to Tustin, it’s amazing that with a small squad they are rarely the “underdog” in their games. Another tribute to the coaching staff.
Another thing that amazes me about Tustin is that they run the Wing-T offense, everybody knows it, everybody prepares for it . But nobody can stop it (so far). They challenge teams every year, “this is what we do, stop us if you can”. Unbelievable.
Well-said. I remember those days 10 years ago when I was at THS. Our team went about 25-30 players strong.
Dana Has at least 7 guys going both ways, probably more.
Why would Dana Hills have 7+ guys going both ways when they have a team roster of 46? (Almost double that of Tustin). What do the other 30+ guys do on that team?
That’s funny you ask that….because coach Miller at Tustin has never been a fan of carrying a team of 40-plus players because most of them don’t play anyway, and it would just take up too much room on the sidelines as he used to put it. And still does! hahahahhahahahha.
Keep an eye on Ragland from Fountain Valley,the boy is for real.He is the kind of QB you want leading you down the field when the game is on the line. F.V. is gonna be tough to beat…look for them to still be standing at the end of league play.
la habra one more time