Lompoc’s defense had six interceptions on Friday, helping the Braves earn a convincing 56-0 victory over Dos Pueblos on Friday for their third straight win.
Freshman quarterback Calvin Ross had another great night for Lompoc, tossing four touchdown passes, two to Christian Duarte-Tenorio. His touchdown receptions were from nine yards and 19 yards out.
Sophomore running back Sheldon Canley Jr. also had a big night with 165 rushing yards on 11 carries along with two touchdowns. His 62-yard scamper on the second play from scrimmage gave Lompoc a 7-0 lead.
He would add a 34-yard touchdown run in the second quarter to give the Braves a 35-0 lead.
A 45-yard touchdown strike from Ross to Cailin Daniels gave Lompoc (5-2, 2-0) a 42-0 lead at the half.
Defensively, cornerback Joe Schumer totaled three interceptions on the night while Luke Gardner had two.
Tyler Rounds scored the final touchdown of the evening after backup quarterback Bradley Waite engineered a good final drive.
Lompoc will host Santa Barbara Friday while DP (1-6, 1-1) will host San Marcos Friday.
SANTA PAULA 34, CARPINTERIA 14
The Warriors got on the board first on Friday thanks to a 78-yard touchdown pass from Diego Hernandez to Diego Mendez putting Carpinteria in front 7-0.
Santa Paula then rattled off 27 points unanswered to take a commanding 27-7 lead with under 10 minutes remaining in the fourth quarter.
With under five minutes to play, Hernandez threw his second touchdown of the evening, a 23-yard score, but it was too late as the Warriors would go on to lose 34-14 in their final Citrus Coast League match of the year.
Carpinteria (1-6, 0-4) will host Kennedy High School next Friday.
ST. JOSEPH 35, ST. MARGARET’S 24
St. Joseph scored 21 unanswered in the fourth quarter to overcome a 10-point deficit to improve to 4-3 on the season.
After a three and out on its first drive, the Knights mounted a 91-yard second drive which was capped off by a four-year touchdown run by Devon Guggia.
St. Margaret’s would answer on the next drive to retake the lead but it would not last long as St. Joseph’s Darien Langley returned the ensuing kickoff 92 yards for a score.
St. Margaret’s would score before the half and also stuff the Knights on fourth and goal from the one to take a 17-14 lead.
A blocked punt returned for a touchdown with 6:45 remaining in the third made it a 10-point lead for St. Margaret’s.
Two touchdown passes by Hunter Barnhart in the fourth within three minutes of each other gave the lead right back to the Knights.
Down 24-21, Langley intercepted a pass, then caught the ensuing 20-yard touchdown pass from Barnhart to give St. Joseph’s a 28-24 lead.
A 25-yard touchdown run from Guggia with under four minutes remaining sealed the win for the Knights who will host Paso Robles next week.
TEMPLETON 53, SANTA MARIA 10
Templeton quarterback Tyler Kaschewski had three touchdowns on the ground and two through the air to help lead Templeton to an impressive 43-point victory in its league opener.
The Eagles (6-1, 1-0) first got on the board in the first quarter when Kaschewski scored a one-yard rushing touchdown.
Templeton would not find the endzone until about midway through the second quarter when Kaschewski scored on another rushing touchdown.
Kaschewski would then find Marino D’Alfonso for his first touchdown through the air, then Jaron Blank for his second passing touchdown to put the Eagles up 26-0 at the break.
The Saints would finally score in the third quarter on a field goal which made it 33-3.
Santa Maria (3-4, 0-1) would score its only touchdown late in the fourth to lose 53-10.
The Eagles had three rushing touchdowns from three different players, not including Kaschewski’s three.
Santa Maria will face Mission Prep next Friday while Templeton will face Morro Bay.
