NMJAAF: Junior Midget Seahawks blank Mission Viejo

The Newport-Mesa Junior All-American Football Junior Midget

Seahawks (ages 11-13) recorded its fourth shutout of the season with a

14-0 win over the Mission Viejo Cowboys.

The offense controlled the line of scrimmage as Trevor Theriot scored

both touchdowns and Shaun Mohler converted a two-point conversion.

The offensive line was controlled by Anthony Santos, Ricky Sepulveda,

Eric Ray, Pat Hill, Steve Hancock, Ryan Lance, Nathan Stoneman, Brett

Vosseller and Brent Ogden.

On defense, Mission was held to only four first downs the entire game.

James Coder, Ryan Breslin, Jamie Kline and Delano McKinzie led the

defensive charge, while Matt Collier, David Del Fante, Ben Maggard, Matt

Erickson and Casey Peters played well in the defensive backfield.

In other NMJAAF action:

Garden Grove Panthers 26, Midget Seahawks 12 - After jumping out to a

12-0 lead against the top team in the league, Garden Grove stopped the

bleeding and went on to win in the 12-14 age division.

Spencer Link scored the game’s first touchdown on a long touchdown run

and later scored on a 30-yard touchdown pass from Wes Presson.

Pee Wee Seahawks 6, Mission Viejo Cowboys 6 - The Pee Wee Seahawks

(ages 10-12) battled the defending Superbowl champs right down to the

final whistle.

After falling behind, 6-0, Newport-Mesa tied the game on a 60-yard

scoring drive early in the third quarter.

The offense was led by Matt Hauser, Michael Orozco, Matt Raiger,

Richie Sorensen, Michael Aspegren, Charles Vickery III, Richie Sorensen,

Bryce Jardine and David Root.

On defense, the Seahawks were led by Brett Crowley, Matt Burgner, John

Angelo, Tony Jones, Ryan Telles, Matt Lutton and Zack Sepulveda.

Junior Pee Wee Seahawks 48, Corona Panthers 0 - The Seahawks (ages

9-11) remained unbeaten at home with a big win over Corona.

Robbie Lusk scored four touchdowns en route to the win, three on the

ground and one from a pass from Taylor Sepulveda.

Quarterback Carlo Valdes started the scoring with a 45-yard touchdown

run before Jacob Gildart scored two TDs of his own.

The offensive line was led by Justin Elbourn, Corbin McNutt, Kevin

Morgenstern, P.J. Simpson, Jerry Whitney, Jed Flores, Troy Hall, Michael

Jugan, Andrew Lowery and Jeff Lowery.

The Seahawks’ defense didn’t allow a single first down the entire game

and was led by Colin Wigely, Jonathon Tripi, Nick Reese, Danny Malycky,

Kevin Dearen, Travis Pickett, Sean Berkley, Garrett Amoroso, Isaac Abrego

and Brandon Davis.

Clinic Seahawks 21, Corona Panthers 0 - The 5-0 Seahawks (ages 8-10)

were led by Austin Raiger, who scored all three touchdowns to spark the

offense.

Jordan Lusk threw for a touchdown, while running backs Scott Chene,

Woody Yokoyama, Travis Sorenson, Austin Raiger, Bucko Theriot and Kevin

Rask all had big games.

The Seahawks’ defense has allowed only seven points the entire season

and was led by Adrian Luchs, Hunter Alder, Nick Muhler, Kyle Johnson and

Andrew Fulcher.

For the junior clinic Seahawks (ages 7-8) played a tough game against

the La Mirada Matadors.

Nick Taormina was named Player of the Game, with a solid running

attack. Both he and Parker Norton each scored touchdowns for the

Seahawks.

Luke Christiano made a key reception to set up a Seahawks’ touchdown,

while Parker Lanting, Steve Clapp, J.D. Abbott, Jake Starnes and Ryan

Hatcher led the offensive line.

On defense, Buzzy Yokoyama and Nick Tripi led the charge.