SCV football roundup

Prep football: Trinity Knights allow first points of season; Golden Valley struggles to find rhythm early

For the first time this season, the Trinity Classical Academy football team did something it hadn’t done in the first game: allow its opponent to score.

Hosting Rivera at Fillmore High School on Friday night, the Knights (2-0) remained undefeated in the 58-6 Week 1 win.

Opening up the scoring for the Knights was Edgar Romero, who rumbled into the end zone on a 10-yard run putting the Knights up 6-0. The extrapoint attempt was missed.

Romero finished the game scoring two rushing touchdowns.

Up 14-0 with 5:07 left in the first quarter, the Knights’ Aidan Duhm recovered a fumble and scored to put the Knights up 20-0.

In the second quarter, after a missed field goal by Rivera, junior quarterback Rick Roberts found Carson Campuzano wide open for a 50-yard touchdown to put the Knight ahead 26-0.

Roberts found Campuzano later on in the second half for a 26-yard touchdown reception.

At halftime, Trinity led 26-0.

With 5:42 minutes left in the third quarter, Rivera (0-2) found the end zone to get it on the board, 34-6.

The Knights’ AJ Horning responded with an interception returned for a touchdown, after the two-point conversion the Knights lead grew to 42-6.

Antelope Valley 62, Golden Valley 7

Things didn’t start or end so well for Golden Valley football, as the team traveled north for a second straight week to take on Antelope Valley on Friday.

Losing 62-7, the Grizzlies (0-2) allowed the Antelopes to score a 68-yard touchdown run on their first drive of the game and again on their last drive of the game.

The Grizzlies’ lone touchdown came just before halftime when quarterback Zack Chevalier found wide receiver Johnathan Kaelin for a 10yard touchdown pass.