Rheanna Crawford equalizes for Antelope Valley in the 74th minute. The VC women's soccer team is now in a 1-1 battle.

Chris Spencer's 3-yard touchdown run on fourth and 2 gives Golden West a 21-14 lead with 12:39 to play at LeBard Stadium.

After Ventura dominated possession in the third quarter, Golden West retakes the lead with a 10-play, 75-yard drive.

Trailing 14-7 at the half, Ventura running back Dominic Morris gains 15 and 19 yards before his 6-yard touchdown run pulls the Pirates even 14-14 with 11:00 left in the third quarter of the Orange County Rooster Bowl.

Ventura lead 7-0 when it fumbled on its own 20-yard line. The Rustlers took advantage with a 16-yard VanDeripe scoring strike to Byrce Blake on third and 6 with 8:58 left in the first half.

Golden West got the ball back and took a 14-7 halftime lead behind running back Harold Williams, who scored from a yard out to cap a 14-play, 83-yard drive.

UPDATE: Ventura drives 51 yards on 12 plays but the drive ends on fourth and 3 when Sims is stopped for a 2-yard gain to the GW 27. Score is tied, 14-14, after three quarters.

Quarterback Antavius Sims gives the Ventura College football team a 7-0 lead with a 1-yard TD sneak with 13:06 left in the second quarter.

The score was set up by Sims' 22-yard pass to Brandon Gunther.

Ventura moved the ball effectively in an eventful, if scoreless first quarter. The Pirates' Chad Kurz and Deslonde Brown stopped good Golden West drives with interceptions.

After a 47-yard post play from Sims to Nick Karam, Ventura kicker Tyler Stampler had a 31-yard

After trailing 31-3, CLU scored twice in the final six minutes -- on Brian Stuart runs of 3 and 15 yards, the last with 41 seconds left -- and trails 31-17 at halftime of the NCAA Divison III first-round playoff game at Linfield, Ore.

CLU scored first on a 22-yard Jackson Damron field goal, but Linfield took advantage of CLU turnovers in scoring 31 straight points.

Linfield's defensive has been extremely tough so far, allowing CLU just 79 total yards, including just 15 passing. Linfield has 242 total yards, and is led by quarterback Aaron Boehme (8 of 15 for 102 yards and two TDs, plus nine rushes for 82 yards and a score).

For CLU, Stuart has 15 carries for 52 yards.

Jackson Damron's 22-yard field goal gave the Cal Lutheran University football team an early 3-0 lead at Linfield in the NCAA Division III playoffs.

But Linfield bounced back to take a 14-3 lead after one quarter on running back Aaron Williams 1-yard run and quarterback Aaron Boehme's 22-yard pass to Henderson.

Boehme's 22-yard run on the first play of the second quarter pushed the Linfield lead to 21-3.

Moorpark and Ventura exchange three and outs and fumbles and suddenly the Raiders, trailing 27-14, take over on the Ventura 36.

Shultis converts a fourth and 4 from the VC 28 with a 15-yard pass to Andre Garcia.

Another fourth down conversion for Shultis, a 6-yard touchdown pass to Gant, pulls Moorpark within 27-21 with 29 seconds left in third quarter.

Gant now has three touchdown catches in the game and a state-high 16 on the season.

The Ventura College football team takes a 7-0 lead on Dominic Morris' 34-yard touchdown run on third and 1 with 13:14 left in the first quarter.

UPDATE: Ventura takes a 21-0 lead on Sims 11-yard touchdown pass to Nick Karam and 2-yard touchdown run by Kraig McPherson with 4:25 left first half.

Ventura takes the kickoff and goes three and out with quarterback Antavius Sims throwing incomplete on third down.

Vying to break its 10-game winning streak, Moorpark drives 69 yards to the VC 6-yard line with three Ian Shultis completions to Chris Gant and Jonathan Mesa.

But a penalty and two negative plays are followed by a 41-yard missed field goal as the air goes out of the balloon for the Raiders.

Ventura picks up its first pair of first downs, but the Pirates are forced to punt the ball back to the Raiders with 4:01 left in the quarter.

After a Moorpark booming punt, Ventura takes over at its 10. But Gabriel Bostic runs for 18 and 12 and Dominic Morris gains 14 as VC is in Moorpark territory for first time

Cuesta knocks No. 3-ranked Ventura College men's water polo from Southern California regional playoffs with a 12-11 overtime win.

Ventura had beaten Cuesta in the teams four previous meetings this year, but were without three key players.

It led 4-2 after one and 7-5 after three.

Looking to clinch the WSC North, the No. 4-ranked Moorpark College volleyball team has split the first two games at No. 6 Santa Barbara City, 25-20 and 20-25.

Moorpark took a 2-1 lead by winning a dramatic third game, 28-26.

UPDATE: But SBCC came roaring back to take the fourth game, 25-18, and a 7-3 lead in the decisive fifth game.

Backed up to second and 18, Hancock quarterback Gunnar Jespersen finds big-play receiver Maquelo Suel down the seam for a huge 47-yard gain.

Two plays later, Sua scores his fourth rushing TD of the night from a yard out for a 28-14 Hancock lead with 13:07 to play.

Down 28-14, Ventura drives to the Hancock 9, but Sims fumbles on a third down run and Hancock takes over with 8:12 to play.

UPDATE: VC gets the ball back and drives to the Hancock 19, but Sims is sacked on fourth and 6 with 3:48 to play.

Dominic Morris' 5-yard touchdown run pulls the Ventura College football team within 14-7 with 6:07 left in the third quarter of its "playoff play-in" game with Hancock.

Morris' 11-yard draw play and subsequent late hit by Hancock set up his touchdown run.

Hancock comes right back with a 8-play, 77-yard scoring drive. Thomas Sua's 30-yard run sets up his third TD of the night, from 1-yard out, which makes it 21-7 Hancock with 3:01 to play in the third quarter.

But the Pirates are not done yet, pulling within 21-14 on Sims' 32-yard scoring strike to Nick Karam with 23 seconds left in the third quarter.

Moorpark College trails 13-0 late in the second quarter of its key game with Glendale.

UPDATE: A pair of Zach Shultis field goals has Moorpark within 13-6 at the half. Set up by an interception by Kevin Kawamoto, Shutlis was good from 31 and 20 yards in the final three minutes of the second quarter.

Thomas Sua's second touchdown run on third and goal from the Ventura 15 gives Hancock a 14-0 lead with 11:20 left in the first half.

Ventura linebacker Ryan Panapa's heroics keep Ventura within 14-0 at the half. Panapa's fumble recovery on the Ventura 2 with :03 left Q2 keeps Ventura within 14-0 at the half.

Sua has 102 yards and two scores on eight carries. Bakcfieldmate Ryan Anglin has 61 yards on 15 carries.

Hancock has 241 yards of total offense, including 218 yards rushing, at the break. Ventura has 123 yards of total offense.

No score between Ventura College and Hancock College after the first quarter at the VC Sportsplex.

Ventura took the opening kickoff and converted two third downs and a fourth down, but an offensive pass interference flag halting the drive.

UPDATE: Hancock takes a 7-0 lead over Ventura on Thomas Sua's 4-yard touchdown run with 13:49 left in the second quarter.

The Oxnard College men's basketball team leads 36-35 at the half at L.A. Trade Tech. Condors close first half on a 11-3 run.

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.

We will have updates both here on the blog and on our Twitter page, which you can access by either clicking the link or using the Twitter feed down the right hand side of this page.

The CLU football team is halfway to clinching no worse than a share of the SCIAC title, leading winless La Verne 24-3 at halftime.

La Verne drove for a field goal on its opening possession, but Derek Wilson returned the ensuing kickoff 89 yards for a touchdown.

The Kingsmen have since added a 25-yard touchdown pass from Jericho Toilolo to Eric Rogers, a 35-yard Jackson Damron field goal, and a 2-yard run by Antoine Adams.

Ventura gets on the board on Nick Karam's 4-yard end around with 11:19 left in the game.

Bakersfield leads 41-7.

A 15-yard TD pass from Kilgore to Stevens made it 41-0 on the first play of the fourth quarter.

UPDATE: Greg Jimenez finds Brandon Gunter for a 23-yard scoring strike to pull Ventura within 44-14 with 6:21 to play.