Valencia’s flashy duo too much for Chaminade

The Ballon Ballon Bonner of Valencia High brought the ball to the Five Verges line and stopped by the Chaminade plates on both. It was then that the thrusts started. First there were three teammates, led by the quarter-Arrière Brady Bretthauer, pushing the battery from behind. Soon, there were five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10 offensive teammates who joined Bonner a touchdown.

“It was fun,” said Bonner. “I didn’t have to do work. They just pushed me into the goal area. ”

It was this kind of night for Valence (2-0) in a 34-20 victory on Chaminade. Vikings have become physical. Bonner, who hired in Washington, rushed to 159 yards in 21 races and scored two affected. Bretthauer finished 12 of the 16 passes for 244 yards and two affected and ran for another.

“Win the push. This is what we are,” said Bretthauer.

Coach Larry Muir managed to play that his team had practiced all week. Appointed “Snake”, Bretthauer took the snap, simulated a transfer to a fly scan, simulated a transfer on a reverse and found a wide open Nico Funiner for a touch of 41 yards in the third quarter for an advance of 27-14.

Caysen Badawi led the defense of Valencia with two interceptions. Chaminade obtained big games, including 83 and 50 yards of Beau Lindus, but the physicity of the Vikings in front along the offensive and defensive lines made Muir to the players in an post -match group, “listen – we had physically.”

Chaminde led 80 yards at the end of the first half with less than a minute to play to reduce your deficit to 20-14 at halftime. Marquis Jones caught a pass of a touch of five yards from Cameron Poley, who managed 267 yards in the match. Jones rushed to 82 yards.

Otherwise, it was the Bonner show. He achieved a touch of 32 yards in the first quarter. He had a 44 yards race in the second period in which he turned on his post-brûleurs.

The Bretthauer and Bonner duo will be difficult to manage all season. Bretthauer’s ability to run and pass, and make decisions when giving the ball to Speedy Bonner, offers attack options.

“I think it is a million dollars,” Muir said about Bretthauer. “He does everything.

Valence is the clear favorite to win the Foothill League and gets a match against Mgr Amat next week.

It was a night of intriguing scores. The defense of Sierra Canyon continues to produce whitening. The last one was a 63-0 victory against Oaks Christian. Orange Lutheran joined for a 27-24 victory against Rancho Cucamonga. Orange Lutheran and Sierra Canyon come together on September 18. Chaminade (1-1) will then play (1-1), winner on the Murrieta valley.