By Joe Snyder
ECC rolls to big win
El Camino College’s football team bounced back from its loss to Ventura by blowing out San Bernardino Valley College 52-18 in a non-conference game last Saturday.
After nearly 11 minutes of a scoreless duo, the Warriors quickly broke the game open by scoring 24 points in about a three-minute span of the first quarter.
It started when Mark Waronek connected on a 30-yard field goal. On the pursuing kickoff, the ball was fumbled away to Jocob Kabolo who returned it 16 yards for the touchdown. The Warriors led 17-0 when Stephen Bradford, Jr. scored on a 10-yard run. San Bernardino’s next drive didn’t last long as Justin Evans stripped the ball from Freddy Fletcher and ECC had the ball at the San Bernardino 18-yard line. On the first play, Brian Santana-Fof scored from there for a 24-0 lead.
The Warriors would lead 38-6 at halftime and led 52-6 after three periods before San Bernardino scored two TDs against El Camino reserves.
ECC (2-1) rushed for 255 yards as a team; the third straight game that the Warriors ran for more than 200 yards. They lead Southern California averaging 242 yards rushing per game. In three games, the Warriors rushed for 726 yards.
El Camino visits Fullerton College at Fullerton High School Saturday at 6 p.m.
Narbonne falls to Dominguez
Narbonne High’s football team ended its preseason play at 2-3 after a 16-13 home loss to Dominguez High from Compton last Friday.
The Dons scored the go-ahead touchdown late in the fourth quarter on a 6-yard run by Grant Beck. Beck sparked Dominguez rushing for 114 yards and two TDs on 26 carries.
The Gauchos nearly pulled out the game but a fourth down play was inches short.
Quarterback Ryan Corley completed nine of 24 passes for 164 yards and one touchdown. Jonathan Martinez kicked two field goals.
Narbonne begins the Marine League against unbeaten Gar- dena (6-0) Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Gardena. The Panthers are coming off a 37-6 win over host King- Drew Medical Magnet High last Friday at Los Angeles Harbor College.
Carson High’s football team won its third straight game by knocking off previously unbeaten Cleveland High 55-12 last Thursday at Los Angeles Harbor College.
Running back Jerry Misaalefua rushed for five touchdowns in the Colts’ win.
The Cavaliers, who entered the game ranked sixth in the CIF-L.A. City Section by Max- preps, led 12-6 after the first quarter before Carson scored 49 unanswered points.
Carson begins the Marine League at traditional rival Banning High in Wilmington Friday at 7:30 p.m.
In a big non-league game last Friday at West Torrance High, Redondo High finished its non- league schedule at 5-0 by hanging on for a 13-9 win.
The Warriors, who went 2-3 in the all-Bay League team pre-season slate, begin the Pioneer League at South Torrance Friday at 7 p.m.
South Torrance is 3-2 with a 29-7 win at Santa Monica last Friday.
Serra and North Torrance Highs both had bye weeks as they begin league on Friday at 7 p.m. The Cavaliers (3-2) start the Mission League at Notre Dame High in Sherman Oaks. The Saxons (4-1) open the Pioneer League at home against El Segundo.
