Dos Pueblos girls flag football erupted for a 59-6 non-league victory over Hueneme on Thursday at Scott O’Leary Stadium.
The Chargers (2-0) are off to a scalding start to their season, outscoring Westlake and Hueneme 109-13 through their first two games of the campaign.
Kacey Hurley shined at the quarterback position, throwing a pair of touchdowns and rushing in two of her own. Her two touchdown passes went to Brooklyn Hedricks and Esme Mazurkiewicz.
Ruby Streatfeild found the endzone twice on the ground, while Alma Basave, Carly Letendre and Tabby Waller all tallied one rushing touchdown apiece.
On the defensive side of the ball, Sterling Streatfeild and Hanna Kaminsky pulled in interceptions.
The Chargers will compete in the LA Chargers Invitational Tournament on Friday and Saturday.
San Marcos 31, Westlake 7
The Royals continued their undefeated start to the season with a strong victory over Westlake on Thursday at Warkentin Stadium.
After a scoreless first quarter, San Marcos (2-0) exploded for four touchdowns in the second quarter to pull away.
Rio Chesluk turned in a monster all-around performance, rushing in a pair of touchdowns, hauling in a 6-yard touchdown pass and tossing a 21-yard touchdown to Mya Llewellyn.
Peyton Sperling rounded out the scoring for San Marcos with a 9-yard rushing touchdown.
The Royals’ defense was led by a three-sack effort from Marylyn Monroy, while Sperling, Rylie Cook and Piper Kittle combined for eight pass breakups. Victoria Aldana also came away with an interception.
San Marcos will host a four-team tournament on Saturday with Santa Margarita, Highland High of Palmdale and Newbury Park. Games will begin at 9 a.m. at Warkentin Stadium.
Santa Paula 20, Santa Barbara High 14 (OT)
The Dons dropped their season opener to Santa Paula in overtime on Thursday at Peabody Stadium.
“It was an exciting game that could have gone either way. It was really the difference of a few plays,” Santa Barbara High head coach Travis Mañach said.
The game got off to a bit of a slow start, as the Cardinals opened the scoring with just one second left in the first half to take a slim lead into halftime.
Santa Barbara High came out of the break with some momentum, getting a stop on defense and turning that into a score as Laila Hernandez found Alyssa Ortiz in the endzone.
The Dons continued to roll in the second half, taking their first lead of the game on another touchdown connection from Hernandez to Ortiz. Hernandez hit Shea Gannon for the two-point conversion to extend the lead.
Santa Paula tied the game in the fourth quarter, and the Dons couldn’t capitalize on a late interception by Gannon, which sent the game into overtime.
Santa Barbara High came up short on its first possession of overtime, and Santa Paula made them pay with a score on its first drive to clinch the season-opening win.
Camila Salcedo and Vanessa Esparza had strong nights on the defensive end, while Summer Maxwell was a standout on both sides of the ball.
The Dons (0-1) will look to bounce back when they host Cabrillo on Tuesday at 6:30 p.m.