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Temecula HS Gridiron Summary For Week Ending Sept. 14
Here's a summary of last Friday's Temecula high school football games.
Temecula Valley
Temecula Valley hosted the Lancers from Lakeside and sent them packing with a decisive 40-0 victory.
Some highlights from the Bear's game included:
- Senior quarterback Kyle Plantier completed 8 of 13 passes for 145 yards and three touchdowns.
- Junior receiver Kumar Kilambi caught four passes for 67 yards and one TD.
- Senior receiver Greg Jensen caught three passes for 48 yards and two TDs.
- Senior running back Garrison Flores rushed 23 times for 115 yards and two touchdowns.
- Star defenders junior Manny Burgess, senior Samori Buchanan and senior Sol Mota were each credited with eight tackles.
- Burgess had seven solo tackles and two fumble recoveries.
Chaparral
The Pumas find themselves 1-1 on the season after a loss at Oceanside Friday. The score was 35-17.
In the latest CIF-Southern Section rankings, Chaparral is 14th. The highly-ranked Oceanside Pirates are 13th in the state in the latest maxpreps.com poll.
Box Score:
Chaparral 6 0 3 8 17
Oceanside 14 7 7 14 35
Game statistics were not available at publication time.
Next up for the Pumas is Carter in Rialto this Friday.
Great Oak
The Wolfpack had what it took come home with a win at Rancho Verde, 43-42. This was not a game fans would want to have left early from as the battle went into overtime following a 35-35 tie at the end of regulation.
Box Score:
Great Oak 14 14 7 0 8 43
Rancho Verde 14 7 7 7 7 42
Game statistics were not available at publication time.
The 1-1 Wolfpack will host Heritage this Friday.
Rancho Christian
The Eagles are currently 1-2 overall following a win by forfeit this last Friday over Southlands Christian.
Previous games:
- Aug. 30 versus Tri-City Christian (Vista) resulted in a 35-20 loss
- Sept. 6 versus Army-Navy (Carlsbad) ended in a 41-7 loss
This Friday, the Eagles host Calvary Christian Academy (Chula Vista).
Linfield Christian
Coach DeChon Burns' Lions are now 2-1 following a home field loss against St. Margaret's (San Juan Capistrano), 23-7 last Thursday. Linfield Christian is ranked 10th in the latest CIF-Southern Section (East Valley Division) poll.
Previous weeks found them on the winning side:
- Aug. 30 versus Meadows (Las Vegas), a 45-0 victory at home
- Sept. 6 versus Notre Dame (Riverside), a 17-7 win on the road
This Friday, the Lions will play host to Capistrano Valley Christian of San Juan Capistrano.
