Photos by Robert Ketterling
Football:
Claremont ended the first half of the 2026 season on a high note.
The Wolfpack head into their bye at 2-3 and they got the services of Josiah Badger back at linebacker and tight end.
On Friday, CHS destroyed Kaiser, 49-7, behind a balanced offensive attack and a stingy defense.
Claremont tallied 449 yards of total offense, including 186 through the air and 263 on the ground.
Landon Davis carried the ball 12 times for 138 yards and two TDs.
Andrew Delgadillo gained 54 yards on eight carries and one score.
Jesse Bernard also scored on the ground, and totaled 42 yards on three carries.
Benji Palmer was effective at quarterback.
He completed 13-of-15 for 186 yards, including three TD passes.
Palmer also rushed for 29 yards on six carries.
Adan Zacarias had five receptions for 72 yards and one TD.
Badger caught three passes for 38 yards and one score.
Landon Davis totaled 36 receiving yards on two receptions, including one touchdown catch.
Bernard had a 25-yard reception.
Cyrus Olin led the CHS defense with five tackles and a sack.
Quest Cobb picked a pair of passes and had one tackle.
Timothy Nguyen had four tackles, while Josiah Badger, Adan Zacarias and Liam Gomez totaled three tackles apiece.
Colin Bowen intercepted a pass and finished with a pair of tackles.
Up next: The Wolfpack have a week-five bye, and they’ll open Valle Vista League play on October 2nd, as they host Diamond Ranch.
The Panthers (0-5) also have a week-five bye, and through the first five games, DRHS has been outscored 238-40.
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Quotable:
Claremont coach, Jake Caron: “We had lost two tough road games in a row, so there was definitely some pressure building, but our guys responded with a really good week of practice. We knew Kaiser was explosive, and their No. 1 has been one of the best players in the area for the past three seasons. We adjusted our game plan and were able to take advantage of having Badger back in action. Defensively, we created negative plays, got to the quarterback, and came away with three interceptions. Offensively, we were balanced and efficient, and Ethan Ford continues to be a game changer for us at the kicking position. We still have a lot of work to do and are continuing to find our identity, but I’m excited about where we can go from here. Now we get a chance to reset, keep improving, and hopefully hit our stride as we head into league play.”
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Records: Kaiser (2-3); Claremont (2-3)
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