LA JOLLA COUNTRY DAY TORREY FOOTBALL TEAM TAMES ESCONDIDO'S WHITE TIGERS

The La Jolla Country Day (LJCD) Torrey football team defeated the Escondido Charter White Tigers, 42-3, in a non-league game played at Escondido Charter last Friday night, October 7.

Country Day got on the scoreboard first on junior running back Sage Burmeister’s 19-yard touchdown run.

That gave LJCD an early 7-0 first quarter lead.

Later in the first quarter, junior kicker Hunter Kildjian opened the scoring for the White Tigers when he sent a 26-yard field goal whistling through the uprights to trim the margin to 7-3 in favor of the Torreys.

Unfortunately for Escondido Charter (0-5), that’s as close as they would get on this evening as Country Day (5-0) pulled away down the stretch to clinch the victory.

Burmeister would proceed to add three more touchdown runs of 7, 4, and 40 yards, respectively, and junior running back Colin McMahon managed to have touchdown runs of 18 and 6 yards of his own to pretty much seal it for LJCD.

The Torreys were paced by the performances of Burmeister (18 carries, 147 yards, 4 TD’s), McMahon (6 carries, 50 yards, 2 TD’s, 2 tackles, 10 assists), junior quarterback Eddie Garcia (13-of-18, 189 yards), senior wide receiver Daniel Henry (4 receptions, 100 yards), senior tight end Nick Schlossberg (4 receptions, 22 yards, 4 tackles, 8 assists), junior linebacker Josh Church (5 tackles, 8 assists 1 sack), and junior lineman Dustin Hughes (2 tackles, 9 assists).

Other non-league football scores and results:

Bishop Broncos 47, The Bishop’s School Knights 6

University City 28, Southwest 7

Statistics:

UC--Green (8 carries, 77 yards)

UC--Haynes (20 carries, 68 yards)

The Bishop's School 49, Sun Valley Village Christian 20

Scoring Summary:

Village Chr. 7 0 6 7 -- 20

Bishop's 21 14 14 0 -- 49

Bis--Wood 15 run (Harris kick)

Bis--Seau 6 run (Harris kick)

Bis--Love 43 run (Harris kick)

Bis--Love 14 pass from Moreno (Harris kick)

Bis--Graft 1 run (Harris kick)

Bis--Love 39 pass from Moreno (Harris kick)

Bis--Seau 58 run (Harris kick)

Non-league women's volleyball scores and results:

Tri-City Christian def. La Jolla 25-20, 25-14, 25-15

Bishop's def. Poway, 24-26, 18-25, 25-23, 25-20, 18-16

West Hills def. University City 25-17, 25-23, 25-10

Grossmont def. University City, 25-13, 25-20

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