Community College football
Moorpark 27, Chaffey 17
SCFA Western Conference
Chaffey 0 0 3 14 -- 17
Moorpark 3 7 14 3 --27
First Quarter
MC - FG 19 Ruhnke, 9:31.
Second Quarter
MC - Franklin 1 run (Ruhnke kick), 4:00
Third Quarter
MC - Benado recovered fumble in end zone (Ruhnke kick), 14:42
MC - Hutchins 16 pass from Owens (Ruhnke kick), 8:31
CC - FG 32 Cejudo, 3:45
Fourth Quarter
CC - Lavette 12 pass from King (Cejudo kick), 13:02.
MC - FG 42 Ruhnke, 8:02.
CC - Lavette 19 pass from King (Cejudo kick) 1:13.
Team stats CC MC
First Downs 20 11
Rushes-yards 35-40 37-78
Passing yards 189 122
Comp-Att-Int 21-43-0 14-20-1
Sacked-yards lost 2-20 3-15
Fumbles-lost 3-2 1-1
Punts-Avg. 5-35.0 5-34.2
Penalties-Yards lost 10-56 8-70
Individual Statistics
Rushing: Chaffey - Legere 14-64, Wilson 5-29, Lopez 2-1, King 14-(--27); Moorpark - Franklin 23-42, Looney 1-39, Jackson 5-8, Owens 8-(--11.
Passing: Chaffey - King 21-43-0-189; Owens 14-20-1-122.
Receiving: Chaffey - Jefferies 7-62, Wilson 5-57, Lavette 4-42, Lilly 2-20, Lopez 2-0, Legere 1-8; Moorpark - Robinson 5-27, West 3-18, Hutchins 2-28, Franklin 2-22, Looney 1-16, Stevens 1-11.
Records:Chaffey 4-4, 1-2; Moorpark 5-3, 2-1.

Ventura 29, Hancock 28
SCFA Northern Conference
Ventura 7 14 0 8 -- 29
Hancock 0 0 14 14 -- 28
First Quarter
VC -- Vizzi 54 pass from Smith (Luna kick), 0:30
Second quarter
VC -- Caro 6 run (Luna kick), 5:18.
VC -- Vizzi 9 pass from Smith (Luna kick), 0:03
Third quarter
AHC -- Henderson 75 pass from Jeffries (Miller kick), 11:20.
AHC -- Artis-Payne 3 run (Miller kick), 0:13.
Fourth Quarter
AHC -- Artis-Payne 8 run (Miller kick), 3:27.
AHC -- Bridge 11 run (Miller kick), 1:40.
VC -- Vizzi 4 pass from Smith (Smith run), 0:02
Team stats VC AHC
First Downs 23 23
Rushes-yards 43-259 43-238
Passing yards 220 228
Comp-Att-Int 20-37-4 13-25-0
Sacked-yards lost 0-0 1-9
Fumbles-lost 5-2 1-1
Punts-Avg. 4-35.0 5-30.4
Penalties-Yards lost 9-91 7-58
Individual Statistics
Rushing: Ventura -- Caro 19-189, Smith 11-25, Reed 5-15, Craver 4-14, Barnes 1-6, Nixon 1-5, Trueblood 2-5; Hancock -- Artis-Payne 24-172, Bridge 17-66, Henderson 1-4, Collins 1-(--4).
Passing: Ventura -- Smith 20-37-4-220; Hancock -- Jeffries 13-25-0-228.
Receiving: Ventura -- Vizzi 12-149, Koman 2-38, Caro 2-8, Burton 2-(--2), Mendoza 1-14, Kirkwood 1-13; Hancock -- Henderson 5-139, Rogers 5-57, McArthur 1-27, Artis-Payne 1-(--2).
Records -- Ventura 5-3, 2-1; Hancock 6-2, 2-1.

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Ventura 29, Hancock 28
Ventura 7 14 0 8 -- 29
Hancock 0 0 14 14 -- 28
First Quarter
VC -- Vizzi 54 pass from Smith (Luna kick), 0:30
Second quarter
VC -- Caro 6 run (Luna kick), 5:18.
VC -- Vizzi 9 pass from Smith (Luna kick), 0:03
Third quarter
AHC -- Henderson 75 pass from Jeffries (Miller kick), 11:20.
AHC -- Artis-Payne 3 run (Miller kick), 0:13.
Fourth Quarter
AHC -- Artis-Payne 8 run (Miller kick), 3:27.
AHC -- Bridge 11 run (Miller kick), 1:40.
VC -- Vizzi 4 pass from Smith (Smith run), 0:02

Moorpark 27, Chaffey 17
Chaffey 0 0 3 14 -- 17
Moorpark 3 7 14 3 --27
First Quarter
MC - FG 19 Ruhnke, 9:31.
Second Quarter
MC - Franklin 1 run (Ruhnke kick), 4:00
Third Quarter
MC - Benado recovered fumble in end zone (Ruhnke kick), 14:42
MC - Hutchins 16 pass from Owens (Ruhnke kick), 8:31
CC - FG 32 Cejudo, 3:45
Fourth Quarter
CC - Lavette 12 pass from King (Cejudo kick), 13:02.
MC - FG 42 Ruhnke, 8:02.
CC - Lavette 19 pass from King (Cejudo kick) 1:13.

COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOOTBALL
No. 11 Ventura (4-3) at No. 5 Hancock (6-1)
Righetti High, 6 p.m.
INTERNET BROADCAST: http://www.HomefieldSports.com
LAST WEEK: Ventura 13, Bakersfield 0; Hancock 34, Canyons 27
SERIES HISTORY: Hancock leads, 16-15, dating back to 1954. Ventura won 48-19
last year.
GAME FACTS: A pivotal game in the SCFA Northern Conference should be decided when Hancock has the ball. The Bulldogs rank No. 4 in scoring (37.4 ppg), No. 2 in rushing (215.9 ypg) and No. 1 in passing efficiency (159.0 rating) in Southern California. The key figures are bulldozing RB Cameron Artis-Payne, who is No. 2 in rushing (145 att., 890 yards) and No. 4 in scoring (13 TDs) and downfield playmaker Shane Henderson (35 rec., 691 yards, 9 TDs). Meanwhile, Ventura, coming off its first shutout of Bakersfield in 71 years, is No. 3 in scoring defense (19.7 ppg), No. 4 in total defense (274.9 ypg), No. 2 against the run (67.9 ypg) and No. 1 in sacks (33). LB P.J. Gremaud (9.0 tackles per game), DL Daniel Miller (7.5 sacks), DT Bennie Theysen (11.5 tackles for losses) and CB Drek Reed (10 passes defended) are all among the Top 10 in their statistical categories. The teams are both in the Top 5 in turnover margin. Hancock is plus 13 and Ventura is plus 7. Ventura's Jordan Howard leads Southern California in kickoff returning with a 32.6-yard average, while Hancock's Bobby Collins (16 ret., 480 yards, 2 TDs) is No. 5. Ventura's offensive numbers remain dull, but the unit has been much more effective since the coaches turned to QB Chase Smith (48-of-90 passing, 566 yards, 4 TDs) and backfield committee earlier this month.

No. 13 Chaffey (4-3) at No. 16 Moorpark (4-3)
Griffin Stadium, 6 p.m.
LAST WEEK: Long Beach City 35, Moorpark 12; Chaffey 16, Los Angeles Harbor 13 (OT)
SERIES HISTORY: Moorpark leads, 3-1, after winning two dramatic games last year, 24-21 in conference play and 21-14 in the Western State Bowl.
GAME FACTS: After two dramatic wins over Chaffey last year, both on last minute Zach Shultis touchdown passes, who knows what these two teams have in store for fans tonight. Half of Chaffey's wins have come in overtime against Ventura and Los Angeles Harbor. Moorpark was bound for first place last weekend before allowing 28 points in the fourth quarter at Long Beach. Despite the meltdown, Moorpark remains No. 3 in total defense (273.1 ypg), No. 1 against the pass (159.3 ypg) and No. 2 in defensive passing efficiency (94.0 rating). Moorpark opponents have only converted 22.9 percent of third downs, the best figure in the region. S Shane Toth and LB Niall Padden are averaging 7.4 and 7.2 tackles per game, respectively. DLs Quen Kantaris and Mason Huether have four sacks each. S Joey Eckert has three interceptions. QB Nick Owens (117-of-213 pasing, 1,536 yards, 15 TDs, 5 ints.) and WR Donnel Robinson (39 rec., 722 yards, 8 TDs) remain the focal point of the offense. Moorpark PK Ed Ruhnke has converted 7 of 8 field goals. Chaffey's offense revolves around running QB Charles King (43-of-83 passing, 518 yards, 2 TDs, 2 ints.), who has returned from injury.

Community College
Western State Conference
Through Sunday, Oct. 23

Men's soccer
WSC Conf Ovr
School W-L-T W-L-T Pts
Oxnard 6-0-2 8-1-3 20
Santa Barbara 6-1-1 8-1-3 19
Canyons 4-2-2 6-2-6 14
Hancock 4-3-1 7-7-1 13
L.A. Mission 1-3-4 4-6-3 7
Glendale 2-5-1 3-10-2 7
Moorpark 1-5-2 2-10-2 5
Citrus 1-6-1 3-9-3 20 26 4

Women's soccer
WSC North Ovr
School W-L-T W-L-T Pts
Ventura 7-0-0 12-2-0 21
Santa Barbara 6-1-0 11-2-0 18
Hancock 4-2-0 8-5-1 12
Moorpark 3-3-1 4-5-5 10
Oxnard 2-4-1 4-7-4 7
Cuesta 1-6-0 5-9-1 3
West L.A. 0-7-0 0-14-0 0

Women's volleyball
WSC North Ovr
School W-L GF GA W-L
Moorpark 5-0 15 0 13-3
Santa Barbara 5-0 15 1 8-8
Cuesta 3-2 10 7 7-6
L.A. Mission 3-2 9 9 5-6
Ventura 2-4 7 13 2-15
Hancock 0-5 3 15 2-14
Oxnard 0-5 0 15 1-9

Men's water polo
WSC Conf Ovr
School W-L-T W-L-T GF GA Pts
Cuesta 3-0-0 18-10-0 342 268 9
L.A. Valley 3-1-0 14-9-0 288 219 9
Ventura 2-1-0 12-10-0 226 251 6
Citrus 0-3-0 11-8-0 271 294 0
Santa Monica 0-3-0 1-12-0 102 207 0

Women's water polo
WSC Conf Ovr
School W-L-T W-L-T GF GA Pts
Ventura 3-0-0 13-9-0 206 155 9
Cuesta 3-0-0 17-11-1 258 209 9
L.A. Valley 2-2-0 12-7-0 216 146
Citrus 0-3-0 1-20-0 141 282 0
Santa Monica 0-3-0 2-15 124 239 0

Another team has slipped above the Moorpark College women's volleyball team in the Southern California coaches' poll.

Last week, it was Mount San Antonio. This week, it was Orange Coast.

The Raiders, who are surging on a seven-match winning streak, have slipped from No. 7 to No. 8 to No. 9 in the past two polls. Through no fault of their own obviously.

The Raiders have won 22 straight games during their winning streak ahead of Wednesday night's showdown at Santa Barbara City. The two teams are both 5-0 in the WSC North, having shared the division title in each of the past two seasons.

Click the jump for full poll.

The Ventura College women's soccer team has climbed two spots this week to No. 12 in the national coaches' poll.

The first-place Pirates (14-2) have won nine straight games by a combined score 51-5.

The Ventura College football team (4-3) leapt eight spots to No. 11 in this week's Southern California coaches poll after shutting out Bakersfield for the first time in 71 years Saturday.

The Pirates also returned to the state poll at No. 22, between Monterey Peninsula.

Moorpark (4-3) slipped seven spots to No. 16 following its fourth-quarter breakdown at Long Beach.

Click the jump for the full polls.

Ventura got right back into the race by shutting out Bakersfield for the first time in 71 years. Cerritos has officially recovered from its disappointing first half by jumping into a first-place tie with Hancock by upsettting El Camino, who lost starting quarterback Omar Herrera.

Week 8 Scores, Oct. 22
Ventura 13, Bakersfield 0
Hancock 34, Canyons 27
Cerritos 42, El Camino 21

Week 8 Standings
TEAM W-L W-L PF PA
Hancock 6-1 2-0 262 149
Cerritos 4-3 2-0 222 214
El Camino 6-1 1-1 219 144
Ventura 4-3 1-1 179 138
Canyons 3-4 0-2 189 193
Bakersfield 3-4 0-2 163 151

Week 9 Schedule, Oct. 29
Ventura at Hancock, 6 p.m.
Bakersfield at El Camino, 6 p.m.
Canyons at Cerritos, 7 p.m.

Moorpark's disastrous fourth quarter in Long Beach drops it into second place behind Citrus and Long Beach. Harbor's calamitous start continues with another upset, this time in overtime. Citrus and Antelope Valley play a barnburner.

Week 8 Scores, Oct. 22
Long Beach City 35, Moorpark 12
Chaffey 16, Los Angeles Harbor 13 (OT)
Citrus 37, Antelope Valley 30

Week 8 Standings
TEAM W-L W-L PF PA
Citrus 4-2 2-0 188 181
Long Beach City 3-4 2-0 229 264
Moorpark 4-3 1-1 212 157
Chaffey 4-3 1-1 172 213
L.A. Harbor 4-3 0-2 181 149
Antelope Valley 2-5 0-2 175 204

Week 9 Schedule, Oct. 29
Chaffey at Moorpark, 6 p.m.
Los Angeles Harbor at Citrus, 1 p.m.
Long Beach City at Antelope Valley, 1 p.m.

COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Ventura 13, Bakersfield 0

SCFA Northern Division
Bakersfield 0 0 0 0 -- 0

Ventura 10 3 0 0 -- 13

First quarter

VC -- FG Luna 22, 11:35.
VC -- Trueblood 1 (Luna kick), 5:46.
Second quarter

VC -- FG Luna 33, 4:50.
Team stats BC VC
First downs 9 14
Rushes-Yards 27-25 53-167
Passing Yards 193 132
Comp-Att-Int 14-27-4 11-181
Punts-avg.8-31.4 9-31.3
Fumbles-Lost 3-2 2-1
Penalties-Yards 7-40 9-78.
Individual statistics
RUSHING: Bakersfield -- Sykes 14-24, Cobb 3-7, Team 1-(--2), Duboski 9-(--4).. Ventura -- Carol 13-54, Reed 15-48, Trueblood 4-20, Smith 13-18, Craver 6-18, Nixon 2-9.
PASSING: Bakersfield -- Duboski 14-27-4-193. Ventura -- Smith 11-18-1-132.
RECEIVING: Bakersfield -- Hobdy 7-112, Tubbs 4-34, Dunn 3-47. Ventura -- Vizzi 4-45, Koman 3-45, Newsome 1-27, Reed 1-10, Caro 1-3, Dunn 1-2.
RECORDS: Ventura 4-3, 1-1; Bakersfield 3-4, 0-2.

Long Beach City 35, Moorpark 12
SCFA Western Division

Moorpark 3 9 0 0 -- 12

Long Beach City 7 0 0 28 -- 35

First quarter

MC -- FG 42 Ruhnke, 2:58.
LBCC -- Jackson 1 run (Valencia kick), 2:00.
Second quarter

MC -- FG 27 Ruhnke, 12:51.
MC -- FG 24 Ruhnke, 5:59. 

MC -- FG 29 Ruhnke, 0:00.

Fourth quarter

LBCC -- Jackson 1 run (Valencia kick), 13:54.
LBCC -- Morris 91 pass from Craighead (Valencia kick), 11:26.
LBCC -- Panteau 1 run (Valencia kick), 5:40.
LBCC -- Agamegwa 4 run (Gallegly kick), 0:03.
Team stats MC LBCC
First downs 19 18
Rushes-Yards 35-129 27-82
Passing Yards 257 322
Comp-Att-Int 24-39-1 21-32-1
Punts-avg. 3-42.0 5-31.4
Fumbles-Lost 1-0 2-1
Penalties-Yards 7-59 5-25
Individual statistics
RUSHING: Moorpark --Looney 4-42, Owens 6-28, Robles 9-28, Jackson 6-22, Franklin 9-21, Sandler 1-(--12). Long Beach -- Jackson 8-78, Panteau 5-19, Agamegwa 2-4, Bobbitt 2-4, Vaughn 4-0.
PASSING: Moorpark -- Owens 24-39-1-257. Long Beach -- Craighead 21-32-1-322
RECEIVING: Moorpark -- Hutchins 7-83, Robinson 7-68, West 5-68, Elmore 3-18, Moe 2-20. Long Beach -- Bobbitt 10-116, Payne 6-72, Morros 2-102, Evans 2-24, Jackson 1-8.
RECORDS: Moorpark 4-3, 1-1; Long Beach 3-4, 2-0.

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Ventura 13, Bakersfield 0
Bakersfield 0 0 0 0 -- 0
Ventura 10 3 0 0 -- 13
First quarter
VC -- FG Luna 22, 11:35.
VC -- Trueblood 1 (Luna kick), 5:46.
Second quarter
VC -- FG Luna 33, 4:50.

Long Beach City 35, Moorpark 12
Moorpark 3 9 0 0 -- 12
Long Beach City 7 0 0 28 -- 35
First quarter
MC -- FG 42 Ruhnke, 2:58.
LBCC -- Jackson 1 run (kick good), 2:00.
Second quarter
MC -- FG 27 Ruhnke, 12:51.
MC -- FG 24 Ruhnke, 5:59.
MC -- FG 29 Ruhnke, 0:00.
Fourth quarter
LBCC -- Jackson 1 run (kick good), 13:54.
LBCC -- Morris 91 pass from Craighead (kick good), 11:26.
LBCC -- Panteau 1 run (kick good), 5:40.
LBCC -- Agamegwa 4 run (kick good), 0:03.

COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOOTBALL
No. 8 Bakersfield (3-3) at No. 19 Ventura (3-3)
VC Sportsplex, 6 p.m.
LAST WEEK: Hancock 35, Bakersfield 28; Cerritos 31, Ventura 24
INTERNET RADIO: http://www.HomefieldSports.com
SERIES HISTORY: Bakersfield leads the series, 24-5-1, in a series
dating back to 1932. Last year, the Renegades won 27-24 in overtime at
home.
GAME FACTS: This may serve as an elimination game after both teams dropped their Northern Conference openers last week. Ventura remains
No. 5 in total defense (284.3 ypg), No. 3 against the run (75.0 ypg)
and leads Southern California with 28 sacks. Meanwhile, Bakersfield
has struggled protecting its passers, allowing 22 sacks. LB P.J.
Gremaud is averaging 10.2 tackles per game, placing him in the Top 5
regionally. DE Daniel Miller and LB Donovan Brownlee have combined for
10.5 sacks. Bakersfield QB Brian Duboski (46-for-96 passing, 669
yards, 6 TDs, 5 ints.) has been inefficient since taking over the
starting job after Brian Burrell suffered a shoulder injury Sept. 17.
But RB Jalen Sykes (111 att., 509 yards, 2 TDs) and WR Brandon Hobdy
(26 rec., 423 yards, 4 TDs) are powerful weapons. The red zone will be
a concern for VC. Bakersfield is one of the best in Southern
California, having scored on 15 of 17 red-zone possessions, including
13 TDs, while only allowing 10 TDs in 21 chances, defensively. Ventura
has scored just 10 TDs in 20 red-zone possessions while allowing
points on 15 of 16 trips, defensively. Both teams are among the Top 10
in turnover margin, having forced 13 takeaways each. Ventura CB Jordan
Howard has been a weapon on special teams, averaging 13.0 yards per
punt return and 32.6 yards per kickoff return.

No. 9 Moorpark (4-2) at Long Beach City (2-4)
Veterans Stadium, 1 p.m.
LAST WEEK: Long Beach 31, L.A. Harbor 28; Moorpark 31, Antelope Valley 24
SERIES HISTORY: Moorpark leads the series, 3-2. The Raiders won 34-0 last year.
GAME FACTS: This could develop into a quarterback shootout between Long Beach's Ryan Craighead and Moorpark's Nick Owens. Craighead
(148-of-263 passing, 2,066 yards, 20 TDs, 9 ints.) leads Southern
California in passing and is No. 2 in total offense (335.7 ypg). WR
Travon Payne (34 rec., 574 yards) has scored seven times in four games
and WR Willie Bobbitt (43 rec., 519 yards, 6 TDs) is averaging a TD
per game. QB Nick Owens (93-of-174 passing, 1,279 yards, 15 TDs, 4
ints.) has been near flawless in Moorpark's three-game winning streak
and has his own dynamic WR duo in Donnel Robinson (32 rec., 654 yards,
8 TDs) and DeAndre Hutchins (23 rec., 329, 5 TDs). Craighead will have
to deal with a Moorpark defense that is tops in Southern California
against the pass (132.2 ypg) and on third down (22.3 percent). The
Raiders are No. 3 in total defense (251.3 ypg) and No. 6 in scoring
defense (20.3 ppg). While Long Beach has attempted the least amount of
running plays in the region, Moorpark RB William Franklin (83 att.,
354 yards, 3 TDs) heads up a four-pronged ground attack. Moorpark P
David Sandler (40.3 ypp) is No. 4 in punting.

Returning four scorers from the team that finished sixth in the state a year ago, the Moorpark College women's cross country team may have had designs on breaking up Glendale College's six-year Western State Conference run and competing for the state title.

"I like (competing with Glendale) because it always gives us that goal, that team up there to chase," said coach Traycie Kephart. "I know that year that we do beat them our team is going to be a top contender for state."

But, despite losing sophomore Nicole Rietveld for the season to a leg injury, the Raiders enter championship season strong.

"The potential was there with (Rietveld) in top condition, but our team is still pretty strong," said Kephart. "It's a good team and it's still going to be good next year, too."

Moorpark prepared for Tuesday's Western State Conference championships in San Luis Obispo over the weekend by finished fourth in the Mount San Antonio Invitational, trailing only Glendale, Mount SAC and Pima (Az.).

Moorpark has been led by sophomore Andrea Barrera, a Fillmore High product who finished 11th in the state a year ago.

"She's a smart athlete," said Kephart. "She takes really good care of herself and she gets better as the season goes on."

A pair of freshman, Simi Valley High product Megan McNally and Newbury Park High product Clarissa Wentworth, have shown the potential to run alongside Barrera.

"Megan is a bulldog, she gets out there and she fights," said Kephart, who remembered McNally racing out ahead on the Santa Barbara sand at the WSC Preview meet. "She went out there aggressively. That's her mentality."

Freshman Emily Kelly has surprisingly given a veteran Moorpark team three freshmen among its Top 4.

"It's what you hope for," said Kephart. "You always want to bring in some freshman up there with your top returners. That keeps your program strong each year."

Sophomores Alexis Pichardo (Moorpark) and Ashley Hamilton (Simi Valley) round out a balanced and deep team, which expects to compete with host Cuesta for second place in the conference finals Tuesday.

The Ventura College men's water polo team is picking up steam behind freshman Zach Graper.

The Royal High product earned Student-Athlete of the Week honors for both Ventura College and the Western State Conference by scoring 29 times as the Pirates swept four matches at the Cuesta tournament over the weekend in San Luis Obispo.

"He's found himself in the situation where he's had the green light for much of the year, a lot out of necessity, and he's found a way to score," said Ventura coach Mark Schmidt. "He's taken advantage of the opportunity."

Graper has 70 goals in 16 games for Ventura (8-8), which has won eight of its past 12 games.

Graper piled up 11 goals in the 15-12 opening win over Sierra.

"We don't have the traditional primary center forward," said Schmidt. "We rely on post ups and matchups to get goals.

"He's real skilled at drawing fouls and earning 5-meter shots... He's got a real good shot, which developed quite a bit over the summer."

Graper added nine in the 16-14 win over Cabrillo, three in the 18-8 win over Ohlone and six in the 17-4 win over Santa Rosa.

"I've never seen a (four-game) stretch like that for sure," said Schmidt.

Moorpark College punter David Sandler has been named SCFA Western Conference Special Teams Player of the Week for the second time this season.

The sophomore from Calabasas High had six punts for a 39.3-yard average in the Raiders' 31-24 win over visiting Antelope Valley Saturday, including two punts inside the opposing 20-yard line and one inside the 10.

Community College
Western State Conference

Men's soccer
WSC Conf Ovr
School W-L-T W-L-T GF GA Pts
Oxnard 5-0-1 8-1-3 31 16 16
Santa Barbara 5-1-0 8-1-3 27 11 15
Hancock 3-2-1 6-6-1 30 29 10
Canyons 3-2-1 5-2-5 21 13 10
L.A. Mission 1-3-2 4-6-3 20 22 5
Citrus 1-4-1 3-7-3 20 26 4
Glendale 1-4-1 2-9-2 16 40 4
Moorpark 1-4-1 2-9-1 10-34 4

Women's soccer
WSC North Ovr
School W-L-T W-L-T GF GA Pts
Ventura 5-0-0 10-2-0 48 13 15
Santa Barbara 4-1 9-2-0 35 8 12
Hancock 3-2-0 6-5-1 13 23 3
Oxnard 2-2-1 4-5-4 20 18 7
Moorpark 2-3-1 3-5-5 10 16 1
Cuesta 1-4-0 5-7-1 4 34 0
West L.A. 0-5-0 0-12-0 0 37 0

Women's volleyball
WSC North Ovr
School W-L GF GA W-L
Moorpark 4-0 12 0 12-3
Santa Barbara 4-0 12 1 7-8
Cuesta 2-1 7 4 6-5
L.A. Mission 1-2 3 7 3-6
Ventura 1-3 4 10 1-14
Hancock 0-3 2 9 2-12
Oxnard 0-3 0 9 1-7

Men's water polo
WSC Conf Ovr
School W-L-T W-L-T GF GA Pts
Cuesta 2-0-0 15-8-0 276 203 6
L.A. Valley 2-1-0 12-6-0 232 158 6
Ventura 2-1-0 10-8-0 203 221 6
Citrus 0-2-0 11-7-0 217 226 0
Santa Monica 0-2-0 1-11-0 94 183

Women's water polo
WSC Conf Ovr
School W-L-T W-L-T GF GA Pts
Ventura 3-0-0 12-6-0 187 117 9
Cuesta 2-0-0 14-8-0 214 156 6
L.A. Valley 1-2-0 11-7-0 123 117 0
Citrus 0-2-0 1-18-0 122 251 0
Santa Monica 0-2-0 2-12 109 195 0

The Moorpark College football team (4-2) leapt eight spots to No. 9 in this week's Southern California coaches poll.

The Raiders opened SCFA Western Conference play with a 31-24 win over Antelope Valley.

Ventura (3-3, 0-1) slipped six spots to No. 19 following its 31-24 loss to Cerritos. The Pirates host No. 12 Bakersfield Saturday.

Click the jump for the full poll.

The Ventura College women's soccer team (10-2) rose two spots to No. 13 in this week's national coaches poll.

The two schools to beat the Pirates, Santiago Canyon and Pierce, are No. 3 and No. 19. WSC North rival Santa Barbara City is No. 15. A California school, 12-0 Cerritos, tops the poll.

Click the jump for the full poll.

The Oxnard College men's soccer team (8-1-3) is ranked No. 3 in Southern California and No. 4 in the state, according to the coaches' association power-point system.

But the Condors still can't get any love from the national coaches' poll, which this week ranks nine California schools, including No. 11 Santa Barbara City, which trails Oxnard in the Western State Conference.

If the national coaches used the California rankings as a guide, Oxnard would be ranked No. 7 nationally.

Click the jump for the full poll.

Non-conference play ends with one unbeaten. El Camino looks like the favorite when conference play begins in a fortnight, but the chasing pack has had its moments. Defending champion Cerritos is the only team that will bring a losing record into conference play.

Week 7 Scores, Oct. 15
Cerritos 31, Ventura 24
El Camino 42, Canyons 21
Hancock 35, Bakersfield 28

Week 5 Standings
TEAM W-L W-L PF PA
El Camino 6-0 1-0 198 102
Hancock 5-1 1-0 228 122
Cerritos 3-3 1-0 180 193
Ventura 3-3 0-1 166 138
Bakersfield 3-3 0-1 163 139
Canyons 3-3 0-1 162 159

Week 8 Schedule, Oct. 22
Bakersfield at Ventura, 6 p.m.
Hancock at Canyons, 7 p.m.
El Camino at Cerritos, 7 p.m.

Moorpark opens Western Conference play in first place with an effective victory over visiting Antelope Valley. But the news of the weekend was defending champion Harbor losing its grip on first place with an upset loss to Long Beach City on Alex Valencia's field goal as time expired. In the weekend's only matchup of supposed conference contenders, Citrus tipped Chaffey.

Week 7 Scores, Oct. 15
Moorpark 31, Antelope Valley 24
Citrus 30, Chaffey 23
Long Beach City 31, Los Angeles Harbor 28

Week 7 Standings
TEAM W-L W-L PF PA
Moorpark 4-2 1-0 200 122
Citrus 3-2 1-0 151 151
Long Beach City 2-4 1-0 194 252
L.A. Harbor 4-2 0-1 168 133
Chaffey 3-3 0-1 156 200
Antelope Valley 2-4 0-1 145 167

Week 8 Schedule, Oct. 22
Moorpark at Long Beach City, 1 p.m.
Chaffey at Los Angeles Harbor 6 p.m.
Citrus at Antelope Valley, 7 p.m.

Community College football
Cerritos 31, Ventura 24
SCFA Northern Conference
Cerritos 0 16 0 15 -- 31
Ventura 14 7 3 0 -- 24
First quarter

VC -- Smith 23 run (Luna kick), 8:36.
VC -- Koman 34 pass from Smith (Luna kick), 1:39.
Second quarter

CC -- Gray 1 run (Valencia kick), 13:17.
VC -- Burton 38 pass from Smith (Luna kick), 6:49.
CC -- Denker 9 run (kick failed), 3:06.
CC -- FG 21 Valencia, 0:01

Third quarter

VC -- FG 29 Luna, 9:49. 

Fourth quarter

CC -- Evans 19 pass from Denker (Evans pass from Denker), 11:10. 

CC -- Livingston 6 run (Valencia kick), 4:07.
Team stats CC VC
First downs 26 16
Rushes-Yards 46-260 36-150
Passing Yards 252 164
Comp-Att-Int 16-25-0 13-21-0
Punts-avg. 3-31.3 5-41.0
Fumbles-Lost 2-2 2-1
Penalties-Yards 11-102 8-81
Individual statistics
RUSHING: Cerritos -- Gray 18-105, Denker 11-76, Livingston 11-45, Bernard 6-45. Ventura -- Smith 9-55, Craver 10-48, Reed 10-32, Burton 3-14, Caro 2-4, Nixon 1-2, Team 1-(--5).
PASSING: Cerritos -- Denker 16-25-0-252. Ventura -- Smith 13-21-0-164
RECEIVING: Cerritos -- Evans 5-58, Manning 4-48, Abeyta 3-66, Lavula 2-42, Anderson 1-25, Gray 1-13. Ventura -- Burton 6-59, Koman 4-97, Vizzi 3-8.
RECORDS: Cerritos 3-3, 1-0; Ventura 3-3, 0-1.

Moorpark 31, Antelope Valley 24
SCFA Western Division
Antelope Valley 3 13 0 8 - 24
Moorpark 7 10 14 0 - 31
First Quarter
AVC - Steffes 18 FG, 8:12.
MC - Hutchins 42 pass from Owens (Ruhnke kick), 4:32.
Second Quarter
MC - Franklin 13 run (Ruhnke kick), 14:33.
AVC - Brown 3 run (Steffes kick), 12:11.
MC - FG Ruhnke 26, 7:32.
AVC - FG Steffes 22, 2:54.
AVC - FG Steffes 28, 0:10.
Third quarter
MC - Franklin 4 run (Ruhnke kick) 10:30
MC - Elmore 6 pass from Owens (Ruhnke kick) 3:55
Fourth quarter
AVC - Dison 11 run (Brown pass from Cooper), 9:45.
Team stats AVC MC
First Downs 20 26
Rushes-yards 35-178 43-208
Passing yards 239 263
Comp-Att-Int 20-32-0 18-32-0
Sacked-Yards lost 0-0 1-1
Fumbles-recovered 1-0 0-0
Punts-Avg. 7-39.7 6-39.3
Penalties 9-43 6-48
Individual Statistics
RUSHING: Antelope Valley -- Dison 10-106, Brown 15-35, Francis 5-26, Steward 3-13, Buteyn 1-(--1). Moorpark -- Franklin 15-87, Robles 11-57, Hall 8-49, Jackson 4-21, Looney 1-1, Owens 4--(2).
PASSING: Antelope Valley -- Dison 20-32-0-239. Moorpark -- Owens 17-30-0-248, Stevens 1-2-0-15.
RECEIVING: Antelope Valle -- Clark 7-53, Evans 4-23, Culver 3-87, Tibbs 3-35, Stovall 2-18, Cooper 1-23. Moorpark -- Hutchins 5-82, Robinson 4-88, Looney 2-38, Franklin 2-28, Moe 2-12, Hanover 1-15, Elmore 1-6, West 1-(--6).
RECORDS: Moorpark 4-2, 1-0; Antelope Valley 2-4, 0-1.

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Cerritos 31, Ventura 24
Cerritos 0 16 0 15 -- 31
Ventura 14 7 3 0 -- 24
First quarter
VC -- Smith 23 run (Luna kick), 8:36.
VC -- Koman 36 pass from Smith (Luna kick), 1:39.
Second quarter
CC -- Gray 1 run (Rodriguez kick), 13:17.
VC -- Burton 38 pass from Smith (Luna kick), 6:49.
CC -- Denker 9 run (kick failed), 3:06.
CC -- FG 21 Rodriguez, 0:01
Third quarter
VC -- FG 29 Luna, 9:49.
Fourth quarter
CC -- Evans 19 pass from Denker (Evans pass from Denker), 11:10.
CC -- Livingston 6 run (Rodriguez kick), 4:07.

Moorpark 31, Antelope Valley 24
Antelope Valley 3 13 8 -- 24
Moorpark 7 10 14 0 -- 31
First quarter
AVC -- FG 18 Steffes, 8:12.
MC -- Hutchins 42 pass from Owens (Ruhnke kick), 4:32.
Second quarter
MC -- Franklin 13 run (Ruhnke kick), 14:33.
AVC -- Seward 3 run (Steffes kick), 12:11.
MC -- FG 27 Ruhnke, 7:32.
AVC -- FG 22 Steffes, 2:54.
AVC -- FG 28 Steffes, 0:05.
Third quarter
MC -- Franklin 4 run (Ruhnke kick), 10:30.
MC -- Elmore 6 pass from Owens (Ruhnke kick), 3:55.
Fourth quarter
AVC -- Dison 6 run (Cooper pass from Brown), 9:45.

COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOOTBALL
No. 18 Cerritos (2-3) at No. 12 Ventura (3-2)
VC Sportsplex, 6 p.m.
TWO WEEKS AGO: Ventura 31, Pasadena City 19; Saddleback 56, Cerritos 21.
SERIES HISTORY: Cerritos leads 3-1, but Ventura won 28-21 last year.
GAME FACTS: Ventura opens SCFA Northern Conference play by hosting a defending Southern California finalist. Although Cerritos has been inconsistent with a younger roster, sophomores QB Brandon Denker (43-of-80 passing, 705 yards, 11 TDs, 3 ints.) and RB Thomas Gray (81 att., 430 yards, 3 TDs) have been effective behind a big offensive line. Ventura is No. 3 in Southern California in total defense (238.8 ypg), leading the state against the run (38.0 ypg) and in sacks (27). It starts up front, where both DE Daniel Miller (5.5 sacks) and DE Kalvin Cruz (4.5 sacks) are in the Top 6 in sacks and DT Bennie Theysen and Miller are among the Top 10 in tackles for losses. The offense (297.8 ypg), conversely, has struggled, ranking near the bottom in first downs (16.6 per game), pass efficiency (84.6 rating), third down efficiency (14.0 percent), and red zone efficiency (63.2 percent). But the Pirates did show signs of improving last time out under QB Chase Smith (24-of-51 passing, 270 yards, 2 TDs), who is expected to make his first college start. WR Tim Vizzi (34 rec., 341 yards, 3 TDs) is No. 5 in receiving. RBs Victor Caro (32 att., 218 yards), Jalen Craver (56 att., 216 yards), Dezerick Reed (29 att., 100 yards) and Cleavon Barnes (15 att., 89 yards) have contributed to a busy backfield.

No. 18 Antelope Valley (2-3) at No. 17 Moorpark (3-2)
Griffin Stadium, 6 p.m.
TWO WEEKS AGO: Moorpark 39, Compton 7; Antelope Valley 31, East L.A. 17.
SERIES HISTORY: Moorpark leads 7-2 dating back to 1968, winning 26-12 a year ago.
GAME FACTS: Moorpark opens what looks like a difficult SCFA Western Division race against its first-ever football opponent. The Raiders lead Southern California in total defense (218.2 ypg) and have been especially good against the pass, leading in both pass defense (110.8 ypg) and defensive pass efficiency (74.3 rating). Opposing teams have converted a region-low 21.2 percent of their third downs. LB Connor Bernado leads the team with 31 tackles, 7.5 for losses. DL Mason Huether has four sacks. FS Joey Eckert has three interceptions. Moorpark is in the Top 8 in both scoring offense (33.8 ppg) and defense (19.6 ppg). QB Nick Owens (76-of-144 passing, 1,031 yards, 13 YDs, 4 ints.) and WR Donnel Robinson (28 rec., 566 yards, 8 TDs) have connected for more touchdowns than any other combination in the state. RBs William Franklin (68 att., 267 yards, 1 TD) and Langston Jackson (30 att., 127 yards, 3 TDs) have done the work on the ground. WR Jeremy Evans (27 rec., 318 yards, 1 TD) is Antelope Valley's all-purpose threat. QBs Cameron Coon (70-of-119 passing, 735 yards, 4 TDs) and Derrick Dison (30-of-48, 314 yards, 3 TDs) have taken turns getting him the ball, but have also combined for nine interceptions.

Jim Bittner may not be able to physically be with his team for the rest of the season. But it's impossible to strip the veteran coach's influence from the Moorpark College football team.

"We're still playing this year for coach Bittner," said defensive coordinator Mike Stuart. "Every game for the rest of the year, we're going to try to do something to honor him."

This week, as the Raiders (3-2) open SCFA Western Division play against visiting Antelope Valley at Griffin Stadium, the tribute will come in the form of an offensive play call.

"We're going to run a play that he put together 20 years ago," said Stuart. "We're going to try to make some history out of it and show our respect for him that way."

The 38-year coaching veteran went on leave for the remainder of the reason Oct. 3. Acting head coach Will Thurston said he is guiding the team along the path set forth by the program's patriarch.

"That's my role," said Thurston. "I'm trying to shepherd the team properly like Jim would have done.

"We talk about it every day in practice. Everyone is talking about coach Bittner. We're not ignoring that fact. He's with the coaches in our planning and he's with the players in their preparation."

Coming off their bye weeks and readying for the opening of conference play at home Saturday, both Moorpark (3-2) and Ventura (3-2) seem in good shape physically.

Moorpark's biggest injury concerns are clearing up. Defensive tackle Eddy McGilvra, who suffered a neck stinger after making a huge impact in the first two weeks of the season, will medically redshirt and return to the team next season.

"Colorado State was in here to see him practice last week," said Stuart. "He was playing great, but he said it was just too painful. He was honest."

Backup quarterback Bryan Choto, concussed in a nasty collision in the 48-7 win over Compton Oct. 1, may be the team's only other major injury worry. Former Camarillo High star Brent Stevens, who has been playing receiver, is on alert to backup starting quarterback Nick Owens.

When Choto was hurt in the third quarter of the Compton blowout, defensive back Bo Bergstrom, who runs the scout offense, took over and threw a touchdown pass.

Coming out of the bye, Ventura College football coach Steve Mooshagian proclaimed his team as healthy as it was entering the season opener last month.

"The best thing for us right now is we're very healthy," said Mooshagian. "We haven't had very many injuries."

Ventura has adapted to its gauntlet of a schedule by working on its depth.

"One thing I learned from a year ago is that you need to have two guys at every position to be able to withstand the schedule that we play," said Mooshagian. "I think that's going to help us, our health and our depth."

It looks like Ventura will open SCFA Northern Conference play Saturday against visiting Cerritos (2-3) with a new starting quarterback.

Buena High product Chase Smith, who came off the bench to lead Ventura to a 31-19 win over Pasadena City Oct. 1, is set for his first collegiate start.

"I've given Chase more of the first-team reps," said Mooshagian. "I'm going to use them both, but Chase may start the game."

At the season's midpoint, Koman is 64-for-152 passing for 572 yards, five touchdowns and five interceptions. Smith, who is 24 for 51 with 270 yards and two touchdowns, has yet to throw an interception.

Smith, who started the season at receiver, may have a new target, as Koman is now splitting his time at wideout.

"I'm giving Matt a lot of reps at receiver, too," said Mooshagian. "Matt may start the game at receiver."

Koman played both quarterback and receiver at College of the Charleston before playing basketball at Northern Kentucky.

"He's a very good athlete," said Mooshagian. "He's a very good wide receiver. He can definitely help us there, too."

His current quarterback rotation reminded Ventura College coach Steve Mooshagian of his days as offensive coordinator at Nevada. In 1996, the Wolfpack started 3-2 by rotating both Texas transfer John Dutton and junior Eric Bennett at the position.

"It ended up being a really good thing for us," said Mooshagian.

Local fans will remember Bennett as the last quarterback to lead Simi Valley High into the postseason.

Dutton, who has played 11 years in Arena football, eventually won the job and guided Nevada to the Big West title. But Bennett, who threw 12 touchdowns and just five interceptions that season, came off the bench to guide the team to a win in the Las Vegas Bowl.

"I'm going to see who has the hot hand, who's leading the team," said Mooshagian. "It's a good problem to have."

Despite not dropping a game for two weeks, the Moorpark College women's volleyball team (10-3) slipped one spot to No. 7 in Southern California when the most recent coaches' poll was released Monday.

Moorpark also dropped to No. 9 in the state poll. Mt. San Antonio (11-2) leapt over the Raiders despite a loss to No. 4 Pasadena City.

The three-time defending WSC North champion opened divisional play by sweeping rival Ventura and newcomers Los Angeles Mission. The Raiders have won 13 straight games in their five-match winning streak.

The Ventura College women's soccer team have broken back into the national coaches' poll after taking control of the WSC North with Friday's 1-0 win over No. 5 Santa Barbara City.

Ventura (9-2) reemerges at No. 15 this week. The Pirates previously rose to No. 3 in the poll after starting the season at No. 5, but were knocked out after back-to-back losses to No. 3 Santiago Canyon and No. 7 Los Angels Pierce.

Despite the loss, SBCC (8-1) stuck at No. 5.

Click the link for the full poll.

The Oxnard College men's soccer team improved to 7-1-3 Tuesday with a 3-1 win over visiting Hancock. The Condors sit atop the Western State Conference standings and are No. 3 in Southern California and No. 6 in the state power ratings.

But OC has yet to break into the NSCAA national coaches' poll, despite nine California schools being ranked.

Click the jump for the full poll.

Those of you who missed the Cal Lutheran football team's riveting, come-from-behind 28-24 win over rival Redlands in its Rolland Stadium debut last week can relive the excitement here.

This afternoon's game against Whittier can be seen live here. Kickoff is at 1 p.m.

The Ventura College women's soccer team grabbed the advantage in the Western State Conference race with yet another key win over Santa Barbara City Thursday night.

Daisy Cardona's 13th-minute goal and a tremendous team defensive effort enabled Ventura to knock off previously unbeaten and national No. 5 Santa Barbara City, 1-0, at the VC Sportsplex.

"The kids did well," said Ventura coach Steve Hoffman. "The players are stepping up to the plate right now."

Ventura took the lead in the 13th minute, when freshman striker Stephanie Hernandez flicked on a corner kick to set up fellow freshman Cardona.

The match was a meeting of two of the top teams in the country. Ventura (8-2) opened the season ranked No. 5 in the national coaches poll. Santa Barbara City (8-1) sat in that position this week.

High-scoring Santa Barbara had been averaging nearly four goals per game behind Jessica Domenchelli (nine goals, 24 points) and Katie Voss (seven goals, six assists) and hadn't scored less than two goals in each of its first eight matches.

But the Vaqueros have now lost nine straight to Ventura dating back to 2007, including seven straight shutout losses.

"We shut out their big guns," said Hoffman. "They hadn't been shut out all year, so we did well.

Santa Barbara has finished one place behind the Pirates in the WSC North for five years running.

"They're a good side," said Hoffman. "The pressure is now on them a little bit."

In opening 3-0 in WSC North play, Ventura has outscored its first three opponents 17-2. Santa Barbara City fell to 3-1.

Despite winning its Western State Conference opener at Citrus, 16-6, the Ventura College women's water polo team slipped one slot to No. 10 in the state coaches' poll this week.

Click the jump for the full poll.

The Ventura College football team (3-2) moved up four spots to No. 12 in this week's Southern California coaches poll.

The Pirates, who beat Pasadena City 31-19 Saturday, also debuted in the state coaches' poll at No. 23 between Canyons (3-2) and Santa Ana (3-2).

Moorpark (3-2) moved up two spots to No. 17

Click the jump for the full polls.

Non-conference play ends with one unbeaten. El Camino looks like the favorite when conference play begins in a fortnight, but the chasing pack has had its moments. Defending champion Cerritos is the only team that will bring a losing record into conference play.

Week 5 Scores, Oct. 1
Ventura 31, Pasadena City 19
El Camino 28, Palomar 23
Fullerton 25, Hancock 20
Grossmont 38, Canyons 14
Mt. San Antonio 41, Bakersfield 27
Saddleback 56, Cerritos 21

Week 5 Standings
TEAM W-L W-L PF PA
El Camino 5-0 0-0 156 81
Hancock 4-1 0-0 193 94
Ventura 3-2 0-0 142 107
Canyons 3-2 0-0 141 117
Bakersfield 3-2 0-0 135 104
Cerritos 2-3 0-0 149 169

Week 6 Schedule, Oct. 8
Ventura, Canyons, Hancock, El Camino, Bakersfield, Cerritos; bye.

Week 7 Schedule, Oct. 15
Northern Conference play begins
Cerritos at Ventura, 6 p.m.
Canyons at El Camino, 6 p.m.
Hancock at Bakersfield, 7 p.m.

The midseason break arrives with a good win by defending champion Harbor, a blowout for chaser Moorpark, Chaffey runs into the Riverside juggernaut, Citus wins solidly, Antelope Valley is upset and Long Beach drops a squeaker. Harbor enters conference play in a fortnight as a favorite, as its closest challenger, Moorpark, loses its patriarch head coach.

Week 5 Scores, Oct. 1
Moorpark 48, Compton 7
Los Angeles Harbor 21, Golden West 14
East Los Angeles 35, Antelope Valley 28
Citrus 35, San Bernardino Valley 14
Riverside 68, Chaffey 14
Santa Ana 45, Long Beach 44

Week 5 Standings
TEAM W-L W-L PF PA
L.A. Harbor 4-1 0-0 140 102
Moorpark 3-2 0-0 169 98
Chaffey 3-2 0-0 133 170
Citrus 2-2 0-0 97 90
Antelope Valley 2-3 0-0 121 136
Long Beach City 1-4 0-0 163 224

Week 6 Schedule, Oct. 8
Riverside at Citrus, 1 p.m.
Long Beach City, Los Angeles Harbor, Moorpark, Chaffey, Antelope Valley; bye.

Week 7 Schedule, Oct. 15
Northern Conference play begins
Citrus at Chaffey, 1 p.m.
Saddleback at Grossmont, 1 p.m.
Fullerton at Pasadena City, 6 p.m.

NCAA Division III football
Cal Lutheran 28, Redlands 24
SCIAC
Redlands 17 7 0 0 -- 24
Cal Lutheran 0 0 7 21 -- 28
First quarter
UR -- Hurst 5 run (Grady kick), 10:04
UR -- Woolbert 3 run (Grady kick), 6:55
UR -- Grady 26 field goal, 1:20
Second quarter
UR -- Irwin 11 pass from Hurt (Grady kick), 0:10
Third quarter
CLU -- Mosier 2 run (Keks kick), 11:08
Fourth quarter
CLU -- Rogers 2 pass from Laudenslayer (Keks kick), 14:15
CLU -- Rogers 15 pass from Laudenslayer (Keks kick), 9:05
CLU -- Laudenslayer 1 run (Keks kick), 0:16
Team stats UR CLU
First downs 17 23
Rushes-Yards 39-241 36-121
Passing Yards 133 313
Comp-Att-Int 11-30-1 25-42-1
Punts-avg. 8-40.9 7-32.0
Fumbles-Lost 2-0 1-0
Penalties-Yards 8-87 10-102
Individual statistics
RUSHING: Redlands -- Hurst 20-109, Woolbert 8-83, Crisanty 11-49. Cal Lutheran -- Mosier 13-47, Laudenslayer 17-41, Chambers 4-29, Jones 1-5.
PASSING: Redlands -- Hurst 11-30-1-133. Cal Lutheran -- Laudenslayer 25-42-1-313.
RECEIVING: Redlands --Aubrey 4-57, Irwin 4-42, Richardson 2-24, Metcalf 1-10. Cal Lutheran -- Rogers 6-120, Eller 6-47, Chambers 4-54, O'Brien 3-35, Jones 2-26, Buena 1-19, Mosier 1-9, Gallagher 1-5, Laudenslayer 1-0.
TEAM RECORDS: Redlands 2-1, 0-1 SCIAC; Cal Lutheran 2-1, 1-0

Community College football
Ventura 31, Pasadena City 19
Non-conference
Pasadena City 0 13 0 6 -- 19
Ventura 10 0 14 7 -- 31
First quarter
VC -- FG 22 Luna, 7:43.
VC -- McGuire 9 fumble return (Luna kick), 2:03.
Second quarter
PCC -- Bonsu 7 pass from Hernandez (Poage kick), 13:50.
PCC -- J. Rodriguez 59 pass from Hernandez (kick failed), 3:46.
Third quarter
VC -- Smith 13 run (Luna kick), 2:59.
VC -- Grimaud 43 interception return (Luna kick), 1:13.
Fourth quarter
PCC -- Hernandez 15 run (pass failed), 12:11.
VC -- Caro 3 run (Luna kick), 6:09.
Team stats PCC VCFirst downs 21 17
Rushes-Yards 29-12 47-184
Passing Yards 366 110
Comp-Att-Int 28-45-4 13-28-1
Punts-avg. 5-38.6 5-40.0
Fumbles-Lost 2-1 1-1
Penalties-Yards 6-60 6-59
Individual statistics
RUSHING: Pasadena City -- Owens 15-41, Rodriguez 2-8, Hernandez 12-(--37). Ventura -- Caro 13-84, Reed 13-55, Craver 8-25, Smith 2-11, Barnes 5-5, Trueblood 1-4, Rodarte 1-4, Team 1-(--1), Koman 3-(--3).
PASSING: Pasadena City -- Hernandez 28-45-4-366. Ventura -- Smith 10-19-0-96, Koman 3-9-1-14.
RECEIVING: Pasadena City --Peters 9-94, Hamilton 5-46, Bonsu 4-50, Rodriguez 3-77, Childs 3-61, Owens 3-9, Simpson 1-29. Ventura -- Vizzi 5-55, Burton 4-28, Reyes 2-14, Rodarte 2-13.
TEAM RECORDS: Ventura 3-2, Pasadena City 2-3.

Moorpark 48, Compton 7
Non-conference
Compton 0 0 7 0 -- 7
Moorpark 7 14 21 6 -- 48
First quarter
MC -- Jackson 11 run (Ruhnke kick), 3:11.
Second quarter
MC -- Jackson 49 run (Ruhnke kick), 7:35.
MC -- Robinson 2 pass from Owens (Ruhnke kick), 0:18.
Third quarter
MC -- Robinson 42 pass from Owens (Ruhnke kick), 12:47.
MC -- Robinson 61 pass from Owens (Ruhnke kick), 9:38.
MC -- Robles 3 run (Ruhnke kick), 7:35.
CC -- Denegal 50 fumble return (Vasquez kick), 3:05.
Fourth quarter
MC -- Hanover 7 pass from Bergstrom (kick failed), 4:33.
Team stats CC MC
First downs 11 28
Rushes-Yards 28-67 48-247
Passing Yards 73 252
Comp-Att-Int 8-26-2 17-29-0
Punts-avg. 9-42.8 4-42.8
Fumbles-Lost 4-1 4-2
Penalties-Yards 18-168 12-121
Individual statistics
RUSHING: Compton -- Biddle 8-36, Turner 6-20, Farrow 2-6, Caldarella 1-6, Williams 5-5, Woods 1-2, Okoebor 3-(--1), Flynn 1-(--1), Hampton 1-(--6). Moorpark -- Jackson 10-102, Hall 12-60, Robles 14-55, Choto 3-15, Franklin 1-13, Owens 1-9, Looney 1-8, Stevens 1-0, Bergstrom 5-(--15).
PASSING: Compton -- Biddle 7-20-0-59, Flynn 1-3-0-14, Hampton 0-3-2-0. Moorpark -- Owens 14-24-0-233, Bergstrom 2-3-0-17, Choto 1-2-0-2.
RECEIVING: Compton --Anthony 3-36, Turner 2-26, Wolford 2-8, Randall 1-7. Moorpark -- Robinson 8-164, West 3-32, Hanover 2-17, Hutchins 1-9, Looney 1-7, Robles 1-2.
TEAM RECORDS: Moorpark 3-2, Compton 0-5

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Moorpark 48, Compton 7
Compton 0 0 7 -- 7
Moorpark 7 14 21 -- 48
First quarter
MC -- Jackson 11 run (Ruhnke kick), 3:11.
Second quarter
MC -- Jackson 49 run (Ruhnke kick), 7:35.
MC -- Robinson 2 pass from Owens (Ruhnke kick), 0:18.
Third quarter
MC -- Robinson 43 pass from Owens (Ruhnke kick), 12:47.
MC -- Robinson 61 pass from Owens (Ruhnke kick), 9:38.
MC -- Robles 2 run (Ruhnke kick), 7:35.
CC -- Denegal 49 fumble return (Vasquez kick), 3:05.
Third quarter
MC -- Hanover 7 pass from Bergstrom (kick failed), 4:33.

Ventura 31, Pasadena City 19
Pasadena City 0 13 0 6 -- 19
Ventura 10 0 14 7 -- 31
First quarter
VC -- FG 22 Luna, 7:43.
VC -- McGuire 9 fumble return (Luna kick), 2:03.
Second quarter
PCC -- Bonsu 7 pass from Hernandez (Poage kick), 13:50.
PCC -- J. Rodriguez 59 pass from Hernandez (kick failed), 3:46.
Third quarter
VC -- Smith 13 run (Luna kick), 2:59.
VC -- Grimaud 55 interception return (Luna kick), 1:13.
Fourth quarter
PCC -- Hernandez 15 run (pass failed), 12:11.
VC -- Caro 3 run (Luna kick), 6:09.