Jaguars start fast, finish off Hogs

The Fountain Valley Jaguars took it to Downey right from the

opening kickoff Saturday and didn’t let up until the final gun, which

found the visitors with a 45-0 rout of the Razorbacks in a Jr. Midget

Division Junior All-American Football contest.

Fountain Valley (1-0-1) collected its first win of the season,

thanks to a fast start on offense, and a defense that never let up on the

Razorbacks.

The Jaguars took the opening kickoff and marched downfield for the

only score they would need, a 23-yard touchdown run by Bob Silva. On

Fountain Valley’s first defensive stand of the day, Silva scooped up a

Downey fumble and ran it back 28 yards for another score and a 12-0 lead.

Quarterback Kyle Feiler completed 5 of 9 passes for 140 yards. His

main target, Doug DeLong, finished with 97 yards on two receptions.

Ray Andong, who gained 58 yards, paced the Jaguars ‘ 156 yard

rushing day, and Silva was next with 50 yards.

Andong also led the Fountain Valley defense with nine sacks, and

also scored on touchdown on a 57-yard interception return. Other

defensive standouts included Anthony Breceda with seven tackles, both

DeLong and Bryan Reihm with six each, Michael Musso with five, and both

Silva and Sean Gutierrez with three each, while Luis Villegas provided

constant defensive pressure.

The Jaguars return home Saturday to host the Newport Mesa Seahawks

in a 3 p.m. kickoff at Fountain Valley High.

In other games:

JR. CLINIC DIVISION

Carson 26, Fountain Valley 7

The Jaguars kept things close in the opening half, but the Colts

pulled away to the victory.

The determined rushing of Chad Palsulich, who averaged six yards

per carry during Fountain Valley’s initial drives of the game, set up the

Jaguars’ only score, a 13-yard touchdown run by Danny Dion.

Defensively, tackles Andy Palacios and Scott Baily combined for

six tackles.

Fountain Valley travels Saturday to face Garden Grove.

JR. PEE WEE DIVISION

Carson North 28, Fountain Valley 0

The Fountain Valley Jr. Pee Wee Teal Jaguars (0-2), a first-year

expansion team, fell to the unbeaten Colts (2-0), last year’s Super Bowl

runner-up. Michael Clark and Sean Tierney combined for three quarterback

sacks, both Johnny Schlottman and Max Bell each recovered a fumble, and

Nathan Morris perfectly executed a fake punt for a first down to lead the

Jaguars.

‘Luckily, we play three championship teams to start our season,

and it strengthens our novice players,’ Teal Jaguars Coach MikeTierney

said. ‘Our team is playing better every week.’

Next up for the Teal Jaguars is a Saturday trip to Dana Hills

High, where they will take on the South Orange County Patriots (2-0).