Huntington Beach rambles past Rams

The Huntington Beach Jr. Clinic Oilers Black went to South Gate Saturday to open their 2006 Jr. All-American Football season, and returned home with an impressive 33-0 victory over the host Rams.

Huntington began to roll in the second quarter, getting a key run from Jackson McCleery that set up a five-yard touchdown run by Bowen Blake. After recovering a fumble by the Rams, the Oilers turned the miscue into another score on a run by Cade Bernard. Liam Jimmons and Ethan Redira led the blocking up front on the touchdown drive.

Brennan Apodaca scored a touchdown and then a two-point conversion before the first half ended.

The Oilers received second-half touchdowns from Javier Sanchez and Anthony de la Torre to complete the rout. McCleery also scored on a two-point conversion.

Other division score:

South Orange County 45,

Oilers Orange 0

IN OTHER GAMES:

Pee Wee Division

Long Beach 24, Oilers Orange 13

Jackson Traung scored a pair of touchdowns — one on a 70-yard kickoff return — in Huntington’s loss to the host Jr. Jackrabbits.

Ramon Vargas scored on an extra point run and returned an interception 25 yards. Donald Rice had a quarterback sack and Nicholas Rommerdahl, Justin McCollum and Alex Alagata also came up with key defensive plays for the Oilers Orange.

Other scores:

Inglewood 41, White Oilers 0

Jr. Pee Wee Division

Cerritos 18, Oilers 7

Dusty Stewart scored Huntington’s lone touchdown on a run late in the fourth quarter, and quarterback Nick Tricarico added the extra point, in a season-opening loss to the Steelers.

Matt Oakley, Nick Krahenbuhl and Trevor Jackson also had some big runs for the Oilers and Matt Patterson, Colin Kearon and Grant Lowman led the Huntington defense, with Lowman recording a sack.

Clinic Division

Oilers Black 21, Compton 13

The Oilers Black came up with a solid all-around team performance to surprise the Compton Titans in the season opener for both schools at Huntington Beach High.

The Oilers were led on offense by the rushing tandem of Billy Ivey and Steve Hernandez, with Ivey scoring all three touchdowns for Huntington. Ivey also had an interception, Clayton Ferguson recorded a pair of sacks and recovered a fumble and Brandon Bryson, Andrew Orozco and Nolan Winks, who had appendix removed Sunday, also played strong games on defense.

Carson 7, Orange Oilers 0

Huntington limited the defending conference Superbowl champions to just one touchdown in an opening-day defeat.

Future League

Oilers Black 38, Corona 0

Steele Dubar scoring three touchdowns and Nolan Funke and Zane Webster each scored one as Huntington shut down the Panthers.

Compton 21, Oilers Orange 0

The Oilers Orange, led by Jack Carmichael, Jake Parks, Jakob Welch and Shane Hammer, put up a fight against the Titans but dropped their opener.

Other scores:

Jr. Midget Division

Orange 28, Huntington 12

SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE:

Future League:

Black Oilers vs. Compton, 9:30 a.m., at Compton High.

Orange Oilers vs. South Orange County, 9:30 a.m., at Dana Hills High.

Jr. Clinic Division

Inglewood vs. Huntington, 9 a.m., at Huntington Beach High.

Black Oilers vs. Corona, 9 a.m., at Corona High School