2016 SBCC Football News
Isaac McClain has been selected as SBCC’s male Athlete of the Year for the 2016-17 school year.
Isaac McClain has signed a national letter-of-intent to continue his football and academic career at New Mexico State. He’s one of three SBCC players to sign with the Aggies.
SBCC’s Jacob Ortale and Isaac McClain pulled off a rare feat when they were named to the CCCAA All-State football team for the second straight year.
Mitch Wishnowsky, an All-State punter on the SBCC football team in 2014, won the Ray Guy Award as the nation’s top punter. The 6-3 sophomore from Gosnells, Western Australia kicked for the University of Utah this year and was second in the nation in punting average (48.0 yards).
SBCC held its annual football banquet on Monday, Dec. 5 at the Endless Summer Bar & Café.
A record 13 SBCC football players have been named to the All-American Pacific League team, led by unanimous choice Cedric Cooper.
Isaiah Johnson ran for 208 yards and four touchdowns on Saturday, leading No. 23 Moorpark to a 49-12 football win over No. 29 SBCC in the Beach Bowl at La Playa Stadium.
SBCC received its second bowl invitation in the last three years on Sunday and the Vaqueros will host Moorpark in the Beach Bowl on Saturday at 1 p.m.
L.A. Valley racked up 303 rushing yards and four touchdowns on Saturday in a 47-35 win over SBCC that gave the Monarchs the American Pacific League football championship.
Everything will be on the line on Saturday when No. 24 SBCC hosts No. 14 L.A. Valley for the American Pacific League football championship. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. at La Playa Stadium.
Cedric Cooper ran wild on Saturday night with 165 yards and three touchdowns that sparked SBCC to a 51-10 football rout of L.A. Pierce in Woodland Hills.
SBCC running back Cedric Cooper has been named State Player of the Week by the JC Athletic Bureau.
Just two weeks after one of the great comeback wins in SBCC football history, the Vaqueros were at it again on Saturday at La Playa Stadium.
A confluence of injuries and a talented quarterback were too much for SBCC to overcome on Saturday night in a 41-28 football loss at Antelope Valley in Lancaster.
Noah Holle was selected as Athlete of the Week by the Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table.
Neither wind nor rain nor playing a rare football game on a grass field could deter SBCC on Saturday as the Vaqueros erased a 19-point third-quarter deficit to rally past Hancock 43-40 in an American Pacific League opener at Hancock.
