Burbank celebrates the win over Burroughs
By Mike Martin
(Burbank) – Burbank ran wild in a 37-14 rout of Burroughs Friday night to own city bragging rights.
In the first quarter, Yervand Umrikyan booted a 27 yard field goal for the first points of the contest. Later Joseph Pendleton rushed in from a yard out to put the Bulldogs up 10-0 after one.
In the second quarter, Burbank quarterback Ryan Meredith muscled his way in from three yards out to put Burbank up 17-0. Later in the quarter Kyle Hunter scooped up a touchdown after a Burroughs bad snap resulted in a fumble in the end zone and the Bulldogs were cruising 24-0 at halftime.
In the third quarter The rout continued as James Williams broke loose for a 90 yard run to pay dirt for a 30-0 advantage.
Finally Teddy Arlington waltzed in from a yard out for the Dogs final score.
Burroughs showed some life late as Josh Storer scored from a yard out and later Andrew Williams connected with Storer for a 16 yard touchdown to make it 37-14.
Burroughs finished 4-3 in league and 4-6 overall and which could be good enough to make the playoffs. Burbank went 6-1 for a second place Pacific finish. The Bulldogs were 7-3 overall.
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