Lompoc Roars Back to Beat Los Amigos
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GARDEN GROVE — Lompoc scored four consecutive touchdowns and kept Los Amigos’ offense in check to post a 28-13 victory over the Lobos in a Division VII quarterfinal game Friday at Bolsa Grande High.
The Braves (9-3) will face Rancho Alamitos in a semifinal next week.
Los Amigos (6-4-2) took an early lead on a 13-yard run by quarterback Ape Tuato. That capped a five-play, 30-yard drive set up when the Lobos recovered a Lompoc fumble on the opening kickoff.
The Lobos had a chance to extend the lead after recovering another Brave fumble. But after Los Amigos drove deep into Lompoc territory, linebacker Jason Way stopped running back Junior Leofa on a fourth-and-goal play at the Lompoc six to end the threat.
Lompoc, the Northern League champion, then came to life, scoring two second-quarter touchdowns. The first, a 14-yard run by quarterback Jarrod DeGeorgia, capped a five-play, 48-yard drive. After an interception by Tony Harris, running back Jerome Hunt scored on a one-yard run, making it 14-7 at halftime.
DeGeorgia added an 18-yard run in the third quarter and Ed Wynn scored the Braves’ final touchdown, catching a 60-yard touchdown pass from Kevin Warren.
The Lobos’ Carlos Sianez closed the scoring with a 24-yard run with 2:03 left.
“I’m proud of what this team accomplished this season,” Los Amigos Coach Steve Bolton said. “Tonight, we just got beat by a better football team. We’ll be back next season.”
LA--Tuato 13 run (Martinez kick)
L--DeGeorgia 14 run (Terrones kick)
L--Hunt 1 run (Terrones kick)
L--DeGeorgia 18 run (Terrones kick)
L--Wynn 60 pass from Warren (Terrones kick)
LA--Sianez 24 run (kick failed)
LEADING RUSHERS--L: Hunt 14-126; LA: Leofa 13-36. LEADING PASSERS--L: DeGeorgia 4-7-0, 71; LA: Tuato 7-15-1, 98. LEADING RECEIVERS--L: Wynn 1-60; LA: Sianez 3-42.
Attendance--1,100.
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