Foothills Sentry - November 2024

Foothills Sentry Page 14 NOVEMBER 2024 COMMUNITY SPORTS BY CLIFF ROBBINS AND CHAD CLINE Luvie Clark makes the open field tackle on the Tesoro runner. Jacob Poff (3) comes in for the stop. Villa Park won, 44-20. Dominic Ancich, (11), from Villa Park High, follows the block of Jesse Martinez (33) and Henry Wonderlick (74) for the touchdown against Tesoro High. Hayaat Asiedu (4) from Orange High stops the Northwoods runner. The Orange defense line, Hayaat Asiedu (4), Josh Salinas (31), and Samuel Lopez (51) and Isaac Daniels, target the Northwoods quarter- back. Kayla Hernandez (right) from El Modena High School sets up for the return, with Lauren Aquino backing up. John Wilson from Orange High School takes a shot on goal over the Sierra Vista defender. Fernando Campos (1) from Orange High School teams up with Chris- topher De Jesus for the steal. Christopher De Jesus from Orange High blocks the Sierra Vista at- tacker. Mason Romo (77) from ElMo High comes up with the fumble recovery against Tustin. Gianni Porfilio from Orange High School hauls in a pass in the Northwoods game. Emily Aufdemberg, from ElMo, was in the right position for the block. Xzavior Guess dodged a tackle and crossed the goal for El Mode- na’s first touchdown against Tus- tin. Girls flag football and volleyball compete in CIF playoffs This is the first year of playoffs for girls flag football. In Divi- sion 2, the El Modena High team (11-6-0), under first year coach Steve Tafua, captured third place in the Freeway League and faced Crean Lutheran High School (15-6-0). In Division 1, Canyon High School (16-2-0) captured the Freeway League title and traveled to first round playoffs at JSerra High School (20-6-0). In girls volleyball, Canyon High School (15-8-7) was the lone qualifier, taking third place in the Crestview League. In the first round of the playoffs, Can- yon faced fifth-ranked Dana Hills (15-10) in Division 3.