2014 SBCC Football News
SBCC will know about every opponent on the 2015 football schedule as the Vaqueros are facing the same 10 teams as last year. They open on Sept. 5 at San Bernardino Valley.
SBCC free safety Jacob Girgle has accepted a full scholarship to play football for the New Mexico Lobos.
A pair of SBCC football players from opposite ends of the Earth announced their commitments to four-year schools on Friday in a press conference at La Playa Stadium.
Elijah King and Mitch Wishnowsky of SBCC have been named to the All-State Region IV team by the JC Athletic Bureau and the California Community College Football Coaches Association.
SBCC safety Zach Arnell has signed to play football for the University of North Dakota and will leave in early January to enroll in school and attend spring practice in Grand Forks, N.D.
The 2014 Vaquero football team held its Awards Banquet on Tuesday at the Endless Summer Cafe.
Ivan Malinarich-Campos, Elijah King and Mitch Wishnowsky received first-team All-American Pacific League honors in football.
Cerritos scored a touchdown on a fourth-and-9 pass late in the fourth quarter on Saturday night and went on to defeat SBCC 22-19 in the Golden State Bowl at Falcon Stadium in Norwalk.
SBCC received an invitation to the CCCAA football bowl party on Sunday and the Vaqueros will play Cerritos in the Golden State Bowl. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. on Saturday in Norwalk.
Glendale came out strong on Saturday afternoon, scoring touchdowns on its first three possessions, and built a 30-7 halftime lead on the way to a 47-14 triumph over SBCC in the regular-season football finale at La Playa Stadium.
Santa Barbara City College turned the ball over five times on Saturday and Santa Monica took advantage to post a 37-21 football victory in a first-place showdown at Corsair Stadium.
SBCC Football has been named Team of the Month by PresidioSports.com.
A pair of blocked kicks inspired SBCC’s offense in the fourth quarter on Saturday and the Vaqueros blitzed Antelope Valley 49-21 for their record-tying seventh straight football victory.
Brandon Edwards had a career day with 339 yards and three passing touchdowns on Saturday afternoon and SBCC’s defense was solid in a 29-14 football win over L.A. Pierce.
Brandon Edwards threw two touchdown passes to Osha Washington on Saturday night and SBCC’s defense came up big in a 21-3 football win over L.A. Valley on the road.
For the first time ever, SBCC will do a Live Streaming video broadcast of football on the road.
