Burroughs’ Chance Bell (#22), with right tackle Anthony Garcia (#77) in front of him, rushed for 148 yards and three touchdowns. (Photo by Joe T.)
By Joe Torosian
(Rosemead)—There was an initial feeling things would be close. Burroughs scored and Rosemead followed with a quick strike of its own but the visiting Indians took control and cruised to a 49-15, running clock, victory at Rod Marinelli Stadium on Thursday night.
Moments after Burroughs’ cornerback Jaret Worbol picked off Steven Nava on the game’s opening drive, Steven Hubbell connected with Cade Boreland for a 16-yard touchdown pass.
Nava came right back with a 66-yard touchdown pass to Darien Camacho to tie the score, 7-7. It was one of several Burroughs breakdowns during the course of the game, but this is the only one the Panthers were able to take advantage of.
From here it was all Indians. Chance Bell racked up 148 yards running to go with three touchdowns and Erick Hernandez grabbed three scoring tosses from Hubbell.
A running clock was put in play in the second half.
Burroughs believes why just eat when you can FEAST… (Photo by Joe T.)
***Burroughs’ Steven Hubbell: 12 of 16 for 124 yards, 4 TDs
***Rosemead’s Steven Nava: 12 of 23 for 170 yards, TD, INT
***Indians’ Erick Hernandez: 4 receptions for 36 yards and 3 TDs
***Panthers Robbie Franco was thrown out of the game in the second quarter and will not be eligible for the team’s next game against San Dimas.
***Burroughs blocked a punt (Connor Garden) and a field goal on the night. The blocked field goal followed a 40-yard make by Jesus Renteria but a holding call brought the back ten yards. The next attempt from 50-yards was blocked by Josue Chicas Ortiz
***Rosemead’s Darien Camacho: 4 receptions for 113 yards, TD
***Indians starting offensive line: LT: Jesse Chamberlain, LG: Paul Gonzalez, C: Tommy Howe, RG: Bryce Martinez, RT: Anthony Garcia.
***Panthers starting offensive line: LT: Nate Aguilar, LG: Tommy Tran, C: Dominic Rangel, RG: Brandon Olayo, RT: Noah Barrera.
***Rosemead’s other score came on a short run by Chris Alvarez in the fourth quarter.
***Burroughs evened its record at 1-1 and next week plays Santa Fe at home. Rosemead, now 0-3, travels to San Dimas.
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