2017 SBCC Football News
SBCC’s Terrell Jennings and Wyatt Gardner have signed national letters-of-intent to continue their football careers at the University of North Dakota and Simon Fraser, respectively.
SBCC has six former football players competing in NCAA FBS Bowl Games this year.
Three SBCC football players have been selected to the CCCAA All-State Region 4 team. Running back Emmanuel Nwosu made first-team offense and Russell Enholm and Chayvis Curry were first-team defense.
Manny Nwosu was chosen as Offensive MVP and Chayvis Curry earned the Defensive MVP during the SBCC football banquet on Monday night at the Endless Summer Bar & Café.
Nine SBCC football players have been named to the All-American Pacific League team.
Manny Nwosu was selected as Athlete of the Week by the Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table. SBCC’s sophomore running back picked up the award during Monday’s weekly press luncheon at Harry’s Plaza Café.
SBCC’s defense came up big on Saturday night and Manny Nwosu went over the 1,000-yard rushing mark in the Vaqueros’ 14-0 football win at L.A. Valley.
Saturday’s home football finale was a game of streaks.
SBCC will honor the 1982 Mission Bowl championship football team at halftime of Saturday's 1 p.m. game vs. L.A. Pierce on Nov. 4 at La Playa Stadium. It's the 35th anniversary of that squad's 38-20 win over L.A. Harbor.
Citrus built a 31-0 lead after three quarters on Saturday night, then survived an SBCC rally to secure a 31-15 football win in Glendora.
Antelope Valley ground out 286 rushing yards on Saturday and held SBCC to 57 in a 17-7 football win at La Playa Stadium.
Isaac Bausley ran for 124 yards and two touchdowns on Saturday, leading Hancock to a 31-3 win over SBCC in the American Pacific League football opener at La Playa Stadium.
Tony Williams rushed for 186 yards and a touchdown on Saturday night and College of the Desert survived two potential game-winning passes in the end zone in the closing seconds of a 25-20 football win over visiting SBCC.
SBCC was efficient in a lot of areas on Saturday afternoon as the Vaqueros overpowered Compton 48-16 in a nonconference football game at La Playa Stadium.
Emmanuel Nwosu ran for a career-high 199 yards on Saturday night and the SBCC defense held L.A. Southwest to four rushing yards in a 51-12 football win on the road.
Gerald Hickson passed for 168 yards and four touchdowns on Saturday and SBCC’s defense shut down West L.A. in a 56-7 football rout in Culver City.
