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Source: Ventura County Star, Calif.迷你倉Sept. 05--CAMARILLO 32, SIMI VALLEY GOLD 12Gold Coast Mighty MiteCamarillo: The Cougars started the season on a winning note. The Cougars were led by the powerful running of Caden Long, who rushed for more than 100 yards and two touchdowns. Quarterback Jonah Germann ran for a touchdown and a 2-point conversion. Brock Hillenbrand had seven tackles, ran for a touchdown and threw a completion to Cajun Mike-Price for a 2-point conversion. Mike-Price had two receptions, two kickoff returns and six tackles. Ryan Medina led the defense with eight tackles, including a sack for a 9-yard loss.Simi Valley: The Vikings were celebrating 50 years of playing youth football.THOUSAND OAKS 28, NEWBURY PARK GOLD 0Pacific Youth PeeweeThousand Oaks: The Titans Green played well on offense and defense. Griffin Woods paced the defense with nine tackles, including four for a loss, and Logan Frost had five tackles and a goal-line interception to preserve the shutout at home. Devin Szakos (seven), Chase Martin (six), Lucas Kearney (five) and Wyatt Harris (five) all had key tackles. Blockers Luke Risk, Trey Paone, Jacob Van Wijk, Ethan Bolger and Will Halub spearheaded the offensive effort that averaged 12 yards per carry. James Sabol had 131 rushing yards with two TDs. Woods had 91 yards with two TDs and Brolin Harrah added 24 yards. QB's Jacob Poley and Ethan Goldberg each added 2-point conversions.OXNARD 24, VALLEY 8Gold Coast Junior 1Oxnard: R.J. Aranda led the Knights offense by throwing and running for touchdowns. Jesse Miller ran for a 33-yard touchdown. Joseph Hernandez ran for a 5- yard touchdown and Elgin Soliza caught a 15-yard touchdown pass from Aranda. The defense forced four turnovers with interceptions by Hernandez and Aranda and fumble recoveries by Miller and Robert Davis. Matthew Marsico, Nate Adams, Noah Hidalgo and Justin Moraga paced the defense.VENTURA 30, CAMARILLO 12Gold Coast BantamCamarillo Black: The Cougars Black were down 30-0 at halftime, but kept the Buccaneers from scoring in the second half. Sean Carney and Jack Maulhardt ran for touchdowns. Chris Rocha had a long gain on a pass from Isaac Means. Dyson Marquez, Noah Ruetz, Nolen Quilantang and Means ran the ball well. The offensive line blocked well. The offensive line was led by Noah Gill, Blake Chastain, Ian Chastain, Justin Garcia, Ryan Corey, Will Butler, Chris Rocha and Ty Soria. The Cougars defense came alive in the second half, led by A.J. Fabiculanan, Arrin Zapata, Jacob Monosco, Patrick Coronado, Rick Gomez, Soloman Anderson, Tyler Medina, Tim Sloan, Dylan Cortez, Quilantang, Means, Ruetz, Garcia, Carney, Gill, Maulhardt and Marquez.MOORPARK 24, SANTA CLARITA 0Gold Coast Junior 1Moorpark: The Packers Gold offensive line, led by Joseph Corcoran, Ethan Oxford, Jonah Monheim, CJ Miller and Jake Trachsel, paved the way for 281 yards in total offense. Blake Sturgill opened the scoring with a 1-yard run to cap a 14-play drive. On the next offensive series, Sturgill connected with Taylor Evans on 自存倉 34-yard touchdown. Zach Tucker had a 74-yard touchdown run and Ian Meier completed the scoring with a 61-yard run. The defensive shutout was led by Noah Cronquist with two interceptions. Jake Mateko had a sack and forced fumble. Blake Sullivan led the linebacker group in tackles. The Packers play at Ventura on Saturday.VALLEY 14, CAMARILLO 0Gold Coast Junior 2Camarillo: The Cougars Black battled, but came up short against the Panthers. The defense was paced by Jaeden Rogers and Dylan Rusch. Rusch and Ethan Barrueta forced dumbles and Jake Cecen had a fumble recovery. Oren Conkright, Devin Long, Dylan Templeton, Nick Martin, Joey Devera, Sergio Lopez, Richard Malagon and Kyle Blauert played well on defense.NORTH OXNARD 38, OXNARD 0Pacific Youth PeeweeNorth Oxnard: The Warriors Red won on the road as Jacob Perez scored two touchdowns. Aiden Contreras, Gannon Valenzuela, and Estaban Hernandez each had a touchdown. Salvador Maria, Noah Conn, Donnell Abair and Gannon Valenzuela scored on 2-point conversion attempts. Jacob Aragon and Daryl Wallace were key to a new shotgun offense. Blocking well were Eric Lopez, Anthony Garcia, Steven Robber, Dante Mills and Ezekiel Salazar. The defense was led by Noah Conn with three tackles and three sacks and Henry Borjas' 38-yard interception run for touchdown and a fumble recovery. Defensive leaders for the Warriors were Mason Blair, Isaac Vasquez, Devin Morales, Andrew Marquez, Konrad Fenlon, Peter Hill, Alex Van-Someren and Isaiah Serrano.CAMARILLO 36, VALLEY 6Pacific Youth JuniorCamarillo: Jacob Basua completed a 20-yard pass to Keinan Sanchez, setting up the first touchdown run by Jalyn Jackson for the Roadrunners Blue. Basua also completed a 48-yard touchdown pass to Jalyn Jackson. Carson Anderson had two touchdowns on runs of 17 and 5 yards. Seif Awad had a touchdown. Carson Anderson and Awad each had 2-point conversions. Strong blocking from Blake Kytlica, Jonathon Mora, Sorrel Beyeler, JT Anderson, Victor Benitez, Elijah Taylor, Curtis White and Izaiah Lazaro. Outstanding effort from Taron Robinson, Dalton Resor, Ty Nester and Smitty. The defense was led by Keinan Sanchez, DJ Arkangel, KJ Shaw, Jack Holden, Ryan Franke, Camaron Aaron, Izaiah Lazaro, Alec Ceja and Alex Rocha. Carson Anderson, Jericho Griffith, George Carbajal, Awad and Alex Rocha each had interceptions. Rocha had interception for a 25-yard return.NORTH OXNARD 44, HIGHLAND 6Pacific Youth BantamNorth Oxnard: The Warriors Bantam White offense was led by quarterback Daniel Durant, who threw for several touchdowns. The offensive line, led by Matthew Cortez, blocked everyone in sight and opened up some huge holes for all the running backs. Kavika Aina led the defense with many sacks and tackles for losses. All the Warriors played well on defense. The Warriors play Saturday against Santa Clarita at Hart High at 1:30 p.m.Copyright: ___ (c)2013 Ventura County Star (Camarillo, Calif.) Visit Ventura County Star (Camarillo, Calif.) at .vcstar.com Distributed by MCT Information Services迷你倉新蒲崗