Click the jump for the box score from the Moorpark College football team's 41-27 loss at Glendale Saturday night.

Keep it right here for live coverage of the Ventura College football team's bid for a playoff berth against second-place Hancock and the Moorpark College football team's bid for its first win of the season at Glendale.

Both games kick off at 7 p.m. I'll be at the VC Sportsplex. Loren Ledin is in Glendale.

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No. 6 Hancock (8-1, 4-1) at No. 11 Ventura (6-2, 3-1)
VC Sportsplex, 7 p.m.
LAST WEEK: Hancock 55, Glendale 27; Bakersfield 44, Ventura 14.
SERIES HISTORY: Hancock leads, 15-14, dating back to 1954. Hancock won 30-12 last year.
GAME FACTS: Second place in the Northern Division and a playoff berth is on the line. Hancock leads Southern California in rushing (240.0 ypg, 28 TDs) behind RB Ryan Anglin (125 att., 777 yards, 6 TDs) and Thomas Sua (87 att., 435 yards, 10 TDs), as well as quarterback Gunner Jespersen (52 att., 229 yards, 3 TDs). Ventura remains the No. 5 rush defense (70.5 ypg). Jespersen (93-of-161 passing, 1,529 yards, 16 TDs) has also been very efficient passing. WR Marquelo Suel (41 rec., 692 yards, 10 TDs) is the big-play target. If QB Antavius Sims (50-of-105 passing, 800 yards, 4 TDs) can't play, QB Greg Jimenez (52-of-94 passing, 435 yards, 2 TDs) will deputize. RB Dominic Morris (90 att., 431 yards, 3 TDs) and Gabriel Bostic (68 att., 278 yards, 1 TDs) support Sims (92 att., 376 yards, 9 TD) in the running game. WR Brandon Gunther (14 rec., 145 yards, 1 TD) is coming on strong alongside Nick Karam (28 rec., 379 yards, 2 TDs) and Patrick Herbert (21 rec., 214 yards).

Moorpark (0-8, 0-4) at No. 19 Glendale (3-5, 0-4)
Sartoris Field, 7 p.m.
LAST WEEK: Pasadena 27, Moorpark 20; Hancock 55, Glendale 27.
SERIES HISTORY: Moorpark leads the series, 18-17, dating back to 1968. Moorpark won 51-44 in double overtime last year.
GAME FACTS: Following its closest loss of the season, on a fumble recovery in the end zone by Pasadena's Reuben Thomas no less, Moorpark is ready for its best chance for that elusive first win. Moorpark welcomes back WR Justin Bradley and OT Eddy McGilvra. QB Ian Shultis (143-of-278 passing, 1,587 yards, 16 TDs) has thrown for 76 percent of the Raiders TDs. Most have gone to WR Chris Gant (42 rec., 558 yards), who leads the state with 11 TD receptions. Glendale's offense revolves around RBs Jorge Chaidez (98 att., 463 yards, 2 TDs) and Willie Youngblood (124 att., 460 yards, 5 TDs).

SCFA Northern Conference

Ventura 20, Glendale 13: VC opens conference with solid win by Joe Curley in Ventura and Defense not enough for Glendale by Gabriel Rizk, Glendale News Press.
Hancock 19, Canyons 16 (OT): Defense carries AHC past Canyons by Santa Maria Times and Bulldogs outmuscle COC by Santa Clarita Signal.
Bakersfield 34, Pasadena City 13: BC motivated in win over Pasadena by Jeff Evans, Bakersfield Californian and Bakersfield sacks PCC by Pasadena Star-News.

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No. 15 Glendale (3-1) at No. 16 Ventura (3-1)
VC Sportsplex, 7 p.m.
LAST WEEK: Orange Coast 10, Glendale 6; Cerritos 36, Ventura 35.
LAST YEAR: Glendale won, 17-14.
SERIES HISTORY: Glendale leads, 36-27-4, in a series that dates back to 1933.
INTERNET RADIO: http://www.HomefieldSports.com.
GAME FACTS: With both old foes coming off their first losses of the season, the SCFA Northern Conference opener takes on added significance. This one has all the makings of a bruising defensive battle, as Ventura has allowed 16.8 points per game and Glendale 18.5. VC has allowed just 209.5 yards of total offense per game (No. 4 in state) and 42.2 yards rushing per game (No. 5 in state). Glendale has allowed just 246.2 yards of total offense per game (No. 10 in state) and 139.3 yards passing per game (No. 7 in state).
The teams are No. 3 (Glendale, 84.0) and No. 5 (VC, 89.4) in passing rating against. CB Travaun Nixon leads the state with six interceptions. VC has had 20 ball carriers and 18 receivers, but the Pirates' offense has quickly become focused on QB Antavius Sims (32-of-59 passing, 426 yards, 2 TDs), who has rushed for 6 TDs. Sims also found WR Nick Karam (16 rec., 241 yards, 2 TDs) in the end zone with 9 seconds to play Saturday. PK Tyler Stampler, who is second in the state in kick scoring (36 points), has set school records for longest field goal and field goals in a game. P Joe Reynoso is second in the state with nine punts inside the 20-yard line. Glendale's powerful ground game is lead by RB Jorge Chaidez (79 att., 437 yards, 2 TDs), who is No. 6 in the state in rushing.