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Aug 30 TBA
Football
vs Long Beach
Sep 06 12:00 PM
Football
at Golden West
Sep 13 12:00 PM
Football
at Canyons
Sep 20 TBA
Football
vs Saddleback
Sep 27 TBA
Football
vs Palomar
Oct 11 TBA
Football
at Chaffey
Oct 18 TBA
Football
at Southwestern
Oct 25 TBA
Football
vs Mt. San Jacinto
Nov 01 TBA
Football
at El Camino
Nov 08 TBA
Football
vs San Diego Mesa
Nov 22 TBA
Football
at SCFA Playoffs
SCFA Playoffs Round 1
Nov 29 TBA
Football
at SCFA Playoffs
SCFA Playoffs Round 2
Dec 06 TBA
Football
at SCFA Championship
SCFA Championship
Dec 13 TBA
Football
at 3C2A State Championship
Sep 07 Final
Football
44
vs #23 Long Beach
21
Sep 14 Final
Football
36
at #8 Golden West
37
Sep 21 Final
Football
70
at #16 El Camino
45
Sep 28 Final
Football
52
vs Palomar
14
Oct 05 Final
Football
76
vs #21 Mt. San Jacinto
16
Homecoming
Oct 19 Final
Football
62
at Grossmont
10
Oct 26 Final
Football
69
vs Southwestern
3
Nov 02 Final
Football
63
at #13 Saddleback
46
$15 General Admission, $10 Seniors (60+) Children (6-12) Veterans (ID), Parking $5
Nov 09 Final
Football
62
vs #6 San Diego Mesa
41
Nov 16 Final
Football
41
at #18 Fullerton
22
$10 Regular Admission; $5 children 6-12, seniors 55+, FC students with ID
Nov 30 Final
Football
37
vs #8 San Diego Mesa
30
SCFA Semifinals
Dec 07 Final
Football
35
at #1 Mt. San Antonio
37
SCFA 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 Richard Quinton
Photo by Richard Quinton

More Tigers Set to Continue Careers

More Riverside City College football players are headed to four-year colleges to continue their playing and academic careers after helping the Tigers win their second 3C2A Championship in four seasons last fall.

Jordan Barton and Matthew Eskridge join the roster at Sacramento State, Kajiya Hollawayne heads to Temple University, and Nathaniel Wallace-Dilling will look to make an impact at UConn. Gabe Panikowski takes his kicking skills to Idaho State, while Donte Bowers is headed to Morehouse College and Peni Masiva joins the roster at Northeastern State. Norion Espadron joins his brother at Roosevelt University, Xavier Ugorji heads to Benedictine College, while Javier Sandoval stays local at Redlands University. Markee Moorer joins fellow Tiger Jason Mitchell Jr. at Graceland University.

After leading the Tigers to their fourth-straight championship game, Barton was named the State Offensive Player of the Year, Region III Offensive Player of the Year, and National Division, Southern League Offensive Player of the Year. The quarterback finished the year with the most touchdowns in the state with 35 passing touchdowns. Barton also boasted the best passing completion percentage (72.2 percent) after leading the 3C2A with 280 total completions on 388 attempts.

Eskridge finished the year with 44 total tackles, including 7.5 tackles for loss and four sacks, as a linebacker for RCC. He also had one breakup on the year.

Hollawayne finished the year with 22 receptions for 425 yards, averaging 35.4 yards per game. The wide receiver scored three touchdowns on the year, including one for 74 yards, and had six kick returns, averaging 19.3 yards per return.

Wallace-Dilling earned All-National Division, Southern League honors after finishing the year with 41 punts for 1644 total yards, averaging 40.1 yards per punt. His longest punt was 59 yards and he had 15 land inside his opponent's 20-yard line.

Panikowski went 15-for-21 on field goal attempts, including his longest field goal of 44 yards. He also scored the game-winning field goal to lift the Tigers in the 3C2A State Championship. The kicker scored 67 point-after-touchdown kicks and finished the year with 112 points.

Bowers had 27 total tackles on the year, one interception, three breakups and one block.

Masiva also had 27 total tackles on the year, including three for loss.

Espadron picked up All-National Division, Southern League honors and All-Region III offensive honors after capping his sophomore season with 43 receptions for 748 yards, averaging 17.4 yards per catch. He scored five touchdowns, including one for 77 yards. The wide receiver also returned 16 kickoffs, averaging 20.8 yards per return.

Ugorji finished the year with 16 carries for 78 yards. The running back had a longest carry for 22 yards and also had six kick returns for 116 yards, averaging 19.3 yards per return.

Sandoval helped the Tiger offensive line limit opponents to 26 sacks on the year and helped Riverside average 522.6 total offensive yards per game.

Moorer had two tackles in two games as a defensive lineman.