Nick Bueno leads the Wildcats in rushing and passing; Ellis McCarthy is the sack master
For what it’s worth:
Points For: Monrovia 428 – San Dimas 394 Edge: Monrovia
Points Allowed: Monrovia 122 – San Dimas 211 Edge: Monrovia
Total Rushing Yards: Monrovia 2875 – San Dimas 3332 Edge: San Dimas
Rushing Touchdowns: Monrovia 32 – San Dimas 37 Edge: San Dimas
Total Passing Yards: Monrovia 1635 – San Dimas 1723 Edge: San Dimas
Passing Touchdowns: Monrovia 22 – San Dimas 12 Edge: Monrovia
Leading Rusher: Monrovia – Nick Bueno 1420 yards, 12 TD – San Dimas – Dillion Corona 616 yards, 3 TD Edge: Monrovia
Leading Passer: Monrovia – Nick Bueno 1426 yards, 19 TD – San Dimas – Codee Watts 1472 yards, 12 TD Edge: Monrovia (19-12 Touchdowns) San Dimas (1472-1426 yards)
Leading Receiver: Monrovia – Jay Henderson 28 Rec. 342 yards, 6 TD – San Dimas – Kevin Kolbeck 45 Rec. 982 yards, 11 TD Edge: San Dimas
Sacks: Monrovia 30 – San Dimas 31 Edge: San Dimas
Sack Leader: Monrovia – Ellis McCarthy 11 – San Dimas – Angel Gonzalez 10 Edge: Monrovia
Rushing Yards per game: Monrovia 239.6 – San Dimas 277.7 Edge: San Dimas
Passing Yards per game: Monrovia 136.3 – San Dimas 143.6 Edge: San Dimas
Points per game: Monrovia 35.7 – San Dimas 32.8 Edge: Monrovia
Turnovers: Monrovia 20 (9 Int.) – San Dimas 9 (4 Int.) Edge: San Dimas
San Dimas has the edge in overall categories 9-7. Does it mean anything? I guess. But these are just a few statistics that we mentioned. There are at least a hundred others that we haven’t.
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