The net result of a wild, 50-point fourth quarter (27 points for Moorpark, 23 for Santa Ana) was Moorpark's fourth loss, but also a record passing day.

The Raiders passed for 461 yards, with quarterback Ian Shultis throwing for 432, setting team and individual marks for passing yardage. Shultis finished 25 of 38, with Justin Bradley catching 12 passes for 201 yards and a TD and Chris Gant collecting nine passes for 190 yards and three TDs.

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Down 9-7 to Moorpark, Santa Ana took a 21-9 halftime lead on two Jordan Thomas TD passes -- 7 yards to Andrew Zamora and 15 yards to Johnny Privitelli.

The first came two plays after Moorpark lost a fumble on its own 7-yard line and the second came with 31.1 seconds left in the first half.

Moorpark has been wholly unable to establish a ground game (18 rushes, minus 8 yards) but has 136 yards from QB Ian Shultis, who is 9 of 16 with a touchdown pass to WR Justin Bradley.

For Santa Ana, Thomas is 11 of 20 for 149 yards. Eric Pesanta (eight carries, 43 yards) leads the rushing game.

The Moorpark College football team rallied to lead 9-7 on a safety and a 17-yard TD pass from Ian Shultis to Justin Bradley with 12:30 left in the first half.

It is the Raiders' first lead since Jonathan Mesa's 1-yard run with 17 seconds left in the first half of the opening game against Los Angeles Pierce.

Moorpark had gone two hours, 37 minutes and 30 seconds without the lead.

Apparently, the Moorpark College football team doesn't mind facing foes from Orange County.

Playing without star running back Danny Mosier, the Raiders have jumped out to a 14-0 lead over No. 8 ranked Santa Ana College through one quarter tonight at Griffin Stadium.

Donald Senegal hit Justin Bradley with a 29-yard TD pass and, following Roy Holmes' interception, running back Matt Gentle ran in a 2-yard touchdown run.

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Upon second viewing, Moorpark College head football coach Jim Bittner felt much better about his team's efforts in its scrimmage Friday at El Camino College in Torrance.

"I just finished looking at it again," said Bittner. "I was pretty depressed after it finished Friday, but I feel much better having watched the film."

According to Bittner, El Camino won the game portion of the scrimmage, 18-12, before tacking on another score during an additional period. Moorpark struggled to run the ball against a mammoth defensive front, but quarterbacks Tyler Robertson and Donald Senegal each threw scoring strikes.

"It was very difficult to run against them," said Bittner. "But we threw pretty well."

"Senegal is a guy we've been messing with. He wants to be a receiver, but we really need him as a backup quarterback and he did a nice job."

Robertson, who yielded the starting job to Bryan Randolph last August after suffering a season-ending knee injury in a scrimmage, found receiver Justin Bradley for a long touchdown pass.

Bradley is the son of Moorpark all-time great Freddie Bradley, whose 1,946-yard, 27-touchdown, 10-game season in 1990 is considered the Western State Conference's

"He's faster than Conrad (Meadows)," said Bittner. "He dropped one deep that should have been a touchdown and beat the guy deep again for a touchdown."

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