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Sep 07 Final
Football
44
vs #23 Long Beach
21
Sep 14 Final
Football
36
at #8 Golden West
37
Sep 21 6:00 PM
Football
at El Camino
Sep 28 1:00 PM
Football
vs Palomar
Oct 05 1:00 PM
Football
vs Mt. San Jacinto
Homecoming
Oct 19 3:00 PM
Football
at Grossmont
Oct 26 TBA
Football
vs Southwestern
Nov 02 6:00 PM
Football
at Saddleback
$15 General Admission, $10 Seniors (60+) Children (6-12) Veterans (ID), Parking $5
Nov 09 1:00 PM
Football
vs San Diego Mesa
Nov 16 12:00 PM
Football
at Fullerton
$10 Regular Admission; $5 children 6-12, seniors 55+, FC students with ID
Nov 30 TBA
Football
at SCFA Playoffs
Dec 07 TBA
Football
at SCFA Playoffs
Dec 14 TBA
Football
at 3C2A State Championship
Sep 02 Final
Football
45
at Long Beach
40
Sep 09 Final
Football
40
vs Golden West
15
Sep 16 Final
Football
45
vs El Camino
6
Sep 23 Final
Football
45
at Palomar
44
Escondido High School
Sep 30 Final
Football
41
at Mt. San Jacinto
17
@The Stadium at Menifee
Oct 14 Final
Football
63
vs Grossmont
0
Oct 21 Final
Football
61
at Southwestern
0
Oct 28 Final
Football
39
vs Saddleback
0
Nov 04 Final
Football
38
at San Diego Mesa
13
Nov 11 Final
Football
16
vs Fullerton
17
Nov 25 Final
Football
51
at Mt. San Antonio
48
Southern California Regional Playoffs / Semifinals
Dec 02 Final
Football
45
at Ventura
26
SCFA Championship
Dec 09 Final
Football
24
vs San Mateo
21
3C2A State Championship
Photo by Bobby R. Hester
Photo by Bobby R. Hester

No. 3 Riverside Boat Races No. 9 El Camino

Two quarterbacks threw at least one touchdown pass, four different wide receivers were on the tail end of the touchdown passes and two defensive backs rose up for an interception. It is safe to say that the No. 3 Tigers came ready to play on Saturday night against the No. 9 El Camino College Warriors in a game that saw Riverside put up 55 points to the Warrior's 17.

Despite being flagged 19 times for 140 yards, Riverside was fairly disciplined in their schemes on both sides of the pigskin. Defensively, Riverside held El Camino to a mere three points and 124 yards of total offense. Furthermore, they were dominant on third down with the Warrior's third down efficiency rating reaching a lowly 12 percent.

Defense is what sparked the offense for the Tigers early on as freshman corner Kylen Ross picked off El Camino's quarterback and nearly made an early game house call. He was brought down at the two-yard line. Freshman quarterback Mike Irwin shortly punched the pigskin passed the goal line for the first score of the contest.

Riverside kept the ball rolling on the offensive end as Irwin located freshman wide receiver Giovanni Sanders on a 25-yard touchdown connection to bring the score to 14-0.

Both squads traded field goals late in the first and midway through the second as freshman kicker Zach Survillas booted a 33 yarder through the uprights to bring the score to 17-3. Despite the cushy lead, El Camino brought the contest to within a score after returning a 34-yard interception to the house.

Nevertheless, a quarterback adjustment sparked the Tiger' offense as freshman Jacob Barlage came in and found freshman wide out Dylan Laurent streaking in the back of the end zone for a six-yard snipe. Survillas closed the first half with a 27-yard field goal to hand Riverside a 27-10 advantage entering into the locker room.

It was all Riverside in the second half as the Tigers outscored the Warriors 28-7. It was the Tyler Kennedy show as he picked up right where he left off last year. The sophomore speedster broke off a 99-yard kickoff return to the crib, backed by linking up with Irwin for a 33-yard touchdown reception two possessions later.

Irwin capped his night by tossing two more touchdown passes to Jarrell Anderson and Sanders, respectively, leading to a 55-17 victory.

Kennedy stole the show with a 99-yard kickoff return for a touchdown. He added a receiving touchdown accompanied by four catches for 64 yards. Irwin, who started the game, finished well by tossing four touchdown passes leading to 233 yards and an interception. Barlage was efficient by throwing for an even Benjamin and a touchdown.

Survillas was money in the kicking game by knocking in two field goals and going a flawless 7-for-7 in point after attempts.

Defensively, freshman defensive lineman James Hansen paced Riverside with nine tackles, while sophomore linebacker Kobey Fitzgerald recorded four tackles. Freshman defensive back Shawn Dourseau and Ross recorded an interception each.

Riverside (1-0) will face off against to No. 18 Fullerton (1-0) on Saturday, September 14 at 1 p.m. at Yorba Linda High School.