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Articles by Chris Lundsberg
HORNETS FALL TO THE CHAMPION RUSTLERS
Despite a valiant effort, the No. 10 Hornets could not keep pace with No. 1 in the state Golden West College at Sherbeck Field Saturday afternoon falling to the Rustlers 33-22. Fullerton wraps up the regular season with a respectable 7-3 overall record and a SCFA Central record of 5-2. Golden West finishes the season with an impressive 10-0 overall record and can now claim the SCFA Central title after going 7-0.
TURNED UPSIDE DOWN
In a key SCFA Central matchup, the No. 6 Football Hornets traveled down the 91 Freeway to take on No. 15 Cerritos College and were stunned by the Falcons 19-17 on a last second field goal. The loss bumps Fullerton to 7-2 overall and 5-1 in the Central and deals a major blow to the Hornet's chance of challenging for the SCFA Central title. The Cerritos win lifts the team to 7-2 overall and 5-1 in the Central.
HORNETS BLOW PAST PASADENA THANKS TO SECOND HALF ERUPTION
What started as a tightly-contested first half on the road Saturday night turned into a Fullerton football showcase as the Hornets unleashed a dominant second-half performance to pull away from Pasadena City College 43-14 in a SCFA Central matchup.
RUSHING PAST THE RENEGADES
A strong running game by the No. 9 Hornets was on full display at home Saturday afternoon as Fullerton rushed past Bakersfield 37-0 in a SCFA Central Conference matchup. A strong running game by the No. 9 Hornets was on full display at home Saturday afternoon as Fullerton rushed past Bakersfield 37-0 in a SCFA Central Conference matchup.
HORNETS CRASH THURSDAY NIGHT COUGAR PARTY
Fresh off their bye week, the No. 9 Fullerton College Hornets hit the road for a Central Conference matchup at Cougar Stadium in Santa Clarita and came away with a strong 20-10 victory over the College of the Canyons on Thursday night. Fresh off their bye week, the No. 9 Fullerton College Hornets hit the road for a Central Conference matchup at Cougar Stadium in Santa Clarita and came away with a strong 20-10 victory over the College of the Canyons on Thursday night.
FC CRUSHES ORANGE COAST
Fullerton won its third straight after crushing Orange Coast College at home on Saturday afternoon 71-12. The Hornet victory gives the team an overall record of 4-1 with a SCFA Central record of 2-0, while the Pirates remain winless at 0-5, 0-2. The Pirates and Hornets have been clashing on the field since 1948, which was a 33-7 victory for Fullerton under head coach Ed Goddard.
HORNETS ROLL PAST EAST LA TO OPEN THE CENTRAL CONFERENCE
The FC football team opened SCFA Central Conference play in dominant fashion on Saturday night defeating East Los Angeles College 55-21 on the road. The win bumps the Hornets Fullerton to 3-1 on the season and 1-0 in the SCFA Central Conference. ELAC falls to 1-3 overall and 0-1 in the Central. After tonight's victory, the Hornets and Huskies have now faced one other on the gridiron a grand total of 3 times with Fullerton leading the overall series 3-0.
POWERING PAST THE BOBCATS
The Hornets earned a 37-22 win at home on Saturday afternoon in a non-conference game against Saddleback College. The win improves Fullerton to 2-1 on the season, while Saddleback drops to 2-1. The Hornets and Bobcats have battled it out 39 times since they first played one another back in the 1982 Pony Bowl, in which the Hornets won 38-6 under legendary coach Hal Sherbeck. After today's win, Fullerton has a slight edge over Saddleback for the overall series, 21-18.
FC FALLS IN HIGH-SCORING THRILLER AT VENTURA
The Hornets went toe-to-toe with Ventura College in a Saturday night shootout, but despite a furious offensive surge the team came up just short in a 45-42 road loss. It was the 100-year Anniversary Celebration Game for the Pirates featuring two high-octane offenses that combined for 87 total points in one of the most exciting games of the young season. Both football programs have been very successful over the years and have had great rivalry games against one another in recent years.
THE 3RD ANNUAL SHERBECK FOOTBALL CLASSIC DELIVERS A HIGH-SCORING WIN FOR FULLERTON
The Hornets put on a show at home Saturday afternoon defeating Moorpark College 46-30 in an explosive offensive display in the season opener. Prior to today's game the Moorpark and Fullerton had only met four times with Fullerton leading the series 3-1. The first time the two teams met was in 2008, which was a close 16-13 victory for then head coach Tim Bynes' Hornet squad. The Hornets struck first on special teams when Dejon Mitchell scooped up a blocked punt and raced 55 yards for a touchdown.
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