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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 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 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 Matthew Nolan
Photo by Matthew Nolan

Third-Ranked Tigers Trounce Jaguars

Third-ranked Riverside City College came out fired up and dominated a 69-3 victory over Southwestern College Saturday afternoon.

The Tigers improve to 6-1 overall and remain undefeated in the National Southern League at 4-0. The Jaguars leave Riverside still looking for their first win of the year (0-6, 0-4).

RCC wasted little time and scored on the first drive of the game in just three plays as Brady Jones made three of his 21 completions in the game, cumulating with an 18-yard pass to Kaden Willerford before Luis Marin knocked in the extra point.

The Tigers jumped out to a 34-0 lead before the first quarter expired, Riverside's highest output in the first quarter since 2018.

Riverside finished with 599 total offensive yards, including 346 net passing and 253 rushing yards.

Jones set a new RCC record with eight passing touchdowns in a single game, finishing 21-for-26 with 331 yards and no interceptions.

Dominic Cox (six receptions for 138 yards) and Jackson Owens (seven catches for 57 yards) each snagged two touchdown passes, while three different kickers scored extra points for the Tigers: Pedro Padilha (3-for-3), Talan Samosky (2-for-2) and Marin (4-for-4).

Defensively, Riverside held Southwestern to just 151 total offensive yards, including 30 yards passing and 121 yards rushing. The Jaguars also only scored off a field goal in the second quarter.

Saipeti Maiava, Jr. posted a team-high seven tackles for RCC, including a sack for four yards, three solo tackles and a breakup. Raymond Valencia, Ja'wuan Nickson and Tayven Anderson each had four tackles in the game, including three tackles for loss, a sack and an interception from Anderson.

After the game, head coach Tom Craft was told he will be inducted into the Riverside City Sports Hall of Fame.  

The Tigers head to No. 14-ranked Saddleback College next week for a 6 p.m. kick off, looking to keep its top spot in conference.