Buena Park sophomore wide receiver/defensive back Jaylinn Hawkins has been offered by San Jose State, Coyotes football coach Anthony White reports.
White said San Jose State — the first school to offer Hawkins — is recruiting him as an athlete.
In other Buena Park football news, quarterback guru Steve Calhoun has been named the new offensive coordinator, White said.
Buena Park’s Hakeem Williams and Alex Ybarra have committed to four-year schools, Coyotes football coach Anthony White reports.
Williams, a defensive back/returner, is headed to Humboldt State while Ybarra, a runnin back, committed to Montana State-Northern.
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Buena Park will host the Prime Time Polynesian camps for offensive and defensive linemen, linebackers, tight ends and fullbacks starting this Saturday from 2 to 4:30 p.m.
The camps are open to players ages 12 to 17. The suggested donation is $25 per player.
The PTP camps will be held in Buena Park’s football stadium each Saturday until June, reports Coyotes coach Anthony White.
Please send football news to Dan Albano at dalbano@ocregister.com
Buena Park held a 14-0 lead at halftime Thursday night in a nonleague game against JSerra, but the Lions roared back to score 15 consecutive points to win the game, 15-14, despite turning the ball over four times.
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Buena Park almost pulled it off.
JSerra rallied from a 14-point deficit in the second half to pull out a 15-14 victory over the Coyotes on Thursday night at Buena Park High.
Just a few years ago before Anthony White took over as coach of the Coyotes, Buena Park struggled for any kind of victory. In the third year under White, the Coyotes had a Trinity League team on the ropes.
The turning point came in the third quarter. JSerra was driving in Buena Park territory when Jaylinn Hawkins picked off JSerra quarterback Nick Robinson. But there was a flag on the play. The Coyotes got dinged for roughing the passer. Instead of taking over at their own 6-yard line, JSerra kept the ball and eventually Logan Bartlett scored on a 4-yard TD run. Quentin Longrie added a 2-point conversion run and JSerra had cut Buena Park’s lead to 14-8. That drive took 8 minutes and 27 seconds of the third quarter.
Robinson scored on a 5-yard keeper on the first play of the fourth quarter and the Lions withstood two missed field goal attempts from 50 and 46 yards to pull out the victory.
JSerra showed a lot of toughness and determination to pull out the victory. The Lions were playing without four starting offensive linemen due to injuries. Casey Eugenio still rushed fir 146 yards on 22 carries.
The Coyotes were valiant in defeat. They forced four turnovers and had plenty of chances.
County rushing leader Deven Boston scored on an 80-yard touchdown run on the second play from scrimmage to give Buena Park a 7-0 lead.
Boston finished 170 yards on 19 carries. He is as explosive as advertised.
If Buena Park can get wide receiver Hakeem “The Dream” Williams more touches they will be even more dangerous. Boston and Williams are a threat to break a big play whenever they touch the ball.
Buena Park isn’t a top-10 team, yet, and I say “yet” because this program is moving in the right direction. They are going to have plenty more highlights this season. The Southwest Division better keep an eye on the Coyotes.
The community has really gotten behind this Buena Park team. You can see it in the excitement in the crowd and all the volunteers that help put together these home games.
Don’t get me started about Adelle and the rest of the lovely ladies that run the Buena Park snack bar. The Coyote Tacos, Coyote Tamales and Coyote Dogs are off the charts. Thanks for taking care of Mr. FryDay Night and myself. We’ll be back soon.
Oh yeah, I love Buena Park’s motto: “Our Family vs. Their Team.”
THE THURSDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL MADNESS STUDS:
Steven Seagal is an action film star, producer, writer, martial artist, guitarist and reserve deputy sheriff. Basically, he is an awesome dude. How do we know he is an awesome dude? Because he tells everybody how awesome he is … all the time.
There’s a legendary Hollywood story about Steven Seagal.
“I just read the greatest script I’ve ever read in my entire life,” Seagal tells a room of writers.
“Who wrote it?” a screen writer asked.
“I did,” Seagal responded.
That is the awesomeness of Steven Seagal in a nutshell.
Steven Seagal makes awesome reality TV shows like A&E’s “Steven Seagal: Lawman” where he uses his vast experience as a former CIA agent and lifelong student of the martial arts to subdue criminals in New Orleans.
“You know, being a lifelong practitioner of the martial arts, I try to teach everyone not to fight the recoil of the weapon but more to become one with the weapon and let it be an extension of their body,” Seagal once said on the show.
Here is the 2012 football schedule for Buena Park.
Schedules are subject to change. All games are scheduled for 7 p.m. unless noted.
BUENA PARK
(Home games on campus; *league game)
All 2012-13 football schedules
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Buena Park’s improving football program is set to honor four seniors during a National Signing Day ceremony at 1 p.m.
Here is the Coyotes impressive list of signings:
DT Josh Tupou (Colorado) – one of the surprise recruits in the county
OL – Oscar Barron (San Jose State)
WR – Kameron Taylor (Idado State)
QB — JJ Christy (Division III power Mount Unihon of Ohio)
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Buena Park wide receiver Kameron Taylor (6-2, 185) has committed to Idaho State, Coyotes football coach Anthony White said Thursday.
“That makes three Division 1-A (or Division I-AA) players for Buena Park High School,” said White, also referring to Colorado-bound Josh Tupou and San Jose State-bound Oscar Barron.
Idaho State quarterback Kevin Yost, a junior last season, attempted 493 passes in 11 games last season or almost 45 passes per game.
Please send football recruiting news to Dan Albano at dalbano@ocregister.com
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Kevin Hastin has been promoted to head coach at Troy, where Hastin had been defensive coordinator the past seven seasons. Hastin, 31, replaces Jim Burton who has retired heating-pad.net after seven seasons running the Troy Warriors football program. Read the rest of this entry »
Buena Park’s improved girls water polo team defeated host Santa Ana Valley, 12-7, to capture the Falcon tournament on Saturday.
The Coyotes improved to 15-2.
At the Western O.C. Shootout, Vista Murrieta beat Laguna Hills, 9-5, in the finals at Kennedy. Hannah Evans of Vista Murrieta Valley was selected tournament MVP.
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Slideshow: Hot Shots Overtime 1: Friday's Division 2 baseball games (5-17-13)
Slideshow: Hot Shots Overtime 1: Tuesday's D1-2 baseball playoffs (5-21-13)
Slideshow: Hot Shots Overtime 2: Friday's Division 4 and 6 baseball games (5-17-13)
Slideshow: Hot Shots Overtime 2: Tuesday's D3-7 baseball playoff games (5-21-13)
Slideshow: Hot Shots Overtime 3: Tuesday's softball playoff games (5-21-13)
Slideshow: Hot Shots Overtime 4: Tuesday's volleyball, tennis matches (5-21-13)
Slideshow: Hot Shots Overtime: CIF Track and Field Finals (5-18-13)
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