Photos by Jeff Serpa & Josh Thompson
Football:
Mt. SAC led their visitors from Ventura, 14-13, midway through the first quarter in Saturday’s showdown to decide the National Northern Conference championship.
The Mounties would score seven of the next eight touchdowns to run away with a 62-27 victory over the Pirates.
MSAC had advantages in first downs (27-17), total offense (554-295), passing (285-144), rushing (269-151) and the time of possession battle (34-26).
The game featured two TDs in the first 35 seconds of the first quarter.
JP Mialovski hit Damari Wiggins on a 70-yard TD to give Mt. SAC a 7-0 lead.
And Ventura answered back, as Khy Harris returned the ensuing kickoff 82 yards for a score.
The Pirates went for 2 for some reason, and the conversion pass failed.
The Mounties never trailed on Saturday.
Mialovski completed 20-of-24 for 276 yards.
He tossed three TD passes and no picks.
Along with the game-opening TD pass, Mialovski found Wiggins on a 12-yard score, and Jordyn Harris on a 67-yard strike late in the third quarter to give Mt. SAC a 41-20 lead.
MSAC rushed for 269 yards and five touchdowns.
Elijah Tehe carried the ball eight times for 104 yards, including a 64-yard TD run.
Jordan Montanez gained 45 yards on five carries, and he scored on TD runs of 5 and 23 yards.
Jusyis Solis rushed for 44 yards on eight carries.
Malachi Jones had four carries for 34 yards, including TD runs of 1 and 19 yards.
Wiggins had game highs in catches (6), receiving yards (122) and TD receptions (2).
Harris caught four passes for 85 yards and the TD.
Jayden Northrup totaled 36 receiving yards on three catches.
Solomon Tripline tied for the game-high in tackles with seven.
Jordan Arias and Ofa Falekaono had six tackles apiece and Jordan Williams finished with five tackles.
Up next: The Mounties will wait for their playoff opponent.
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Box Score:
VC: 13-7-0-7-(27)
MS: 20-14-7-21-(62)
Scoring:
M: Damari Wiggins 70 pass from JP Mialovski (Kenneth Junger Porta kick)
V: Khy Harris 82 kickoff return (pass failed)
M: Damari Wiggins 12 pass from JP Mialovski (Kenneth Junger Porta kick)
V: Jack Cunningham 9 pass from Braden Graham (Matthew Romero kick)
M: Malachi Jones 19 run (kick failed)
M: Jordan Montanez 5 run (Kenneth Junger Porta kick)
V: LaRevious Woods 25 run (Matthew Romero kick)
M: Malachi Jones 1 run (Kenneth Junger Porta kick)
M: Jordyn Harris 67 pass from JP Mialovski (Kenneth Junger Porta kick)
M: Noah Ellison 52 punt return (Kenneth Junger Porta kick)
M: Elijah Tehe 64 run (Kenneth Junger Porta kick)
M: Jordan Montanez 23 run (Kenneth Junger Porta kick)
V: Amir McDowell 69 run (Matthew Romero kick)
Saturday’s National Northern Conference Scores:
Citrus 56, Allan Hancock 42
Long Beach 35, Moorpark 21
Santa Barbara 17, Santa Barbara 14
Mt. SAC 62, Ventura 27
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National Northern Conference Standings:
Mt. SAC (9-1, 7-0)
Ventura (7-3, 5-2)
Allan Hancock (5-5, 4-3)
Citrus (4-6, 4-3)
Long Beach (3-7, 3-4)
Moorpark (3-7, 3-4)
Santa Ana (3-7, 2-5)
Santa Barbara (0-10, 0-7)
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