[GALLERY]: Freshman Football Falls to Cedar Ridge

Ellen Chuo, Photo Editor| October 7, 2022

Jesus Vasquez ‘26 runs with the ball with the Raiders close behind. He was able to gain several yards before getting tackled.

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Colten Case ‘26 runs with the ball avoiding Cedar Ridge defense. He gained several yards before getting tackled down.

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Dodging Cedar Ridge defenders, Finn Chaney ‘26 runs up the field. He was able to gain several yards before getting tackled.

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Kye Bridges ‘26 sets up to throw the ball across the field to another warrior. The pass was successful and the warriors were able to gain yardage.

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Jesus Vasquez ‘26 runs with the ball with the Raiders close behind. He was able to gain several yards before getting tackled.

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Colten Case ‘26 runs with the ball avoiding Cedar Ridge defense. He gained several yards before getting tackled down.

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The Warriors are clashing with The Rangers, While Carter Cobb ‘27 (#8) brushes past the offense. Even though the Warriors were trailing behind, they stayed strong in their last moments. The Warriors played their last game of the season against Vista Ridge.

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Running back to the field after halftime, Drew Norrell '24 prepares for the second half of the game after leading the team in yards in the first half. Fighting through major setbacks throughout the season, the Warriors ended it all 2-8 after a powerful win over Vista Ridge. "Every week we trained for war, this year we definitely had to fight to win." Coach Dezmun Williams said.

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The Warriors marched off the field at halftime, after consecutively working together to preserve the lead. The biggest aspect of keeping the lead was their defense first lock down mindset throughout the second half. “I really just play for my teammates because they're the people I've been working with all season,” Royal Flanagan ‘26 said.

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Laying out the Stony Point quarterback on Friday, Oct. 25, Kye Bridges '26 and the Westwood defensive line break through the offensive line, forcing a punt and ending the Tigers' drive at the end of the second quarter. Down by 11 at halftime, the Warriors looked to end Stony Point's hopes of a win and take the lead. "We were moving the ball pretty well on offense [going into halftime]" Colten Case '26 said. "We just couldn't keep it going after that."

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Calling to her teammates, Talia Philip '25 looks for someone open to pass to. Philip played a more casual defensive role during the game.

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Jumping into the air, Tayla Score '25 heads the ball towards the goal. A few moments later, the Warriors gained control of the ball and took a shot at the goal.

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Up to bat, Sye Stone '26 is prepared to swing as hard as she can in hopes to get the ball far to advance her team in the inning.

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Carefully dribbling forward, Dhruv Pandare '27 initiates another Warrior attack despite the Ranger's resistance.

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Powering through a fastball, Ardavan Jahangiri '28 swings with all his might. Jahangiri ultimately didn't achieve much success as a batter, but was part of crucial plays in the infield. “[We’ve] improved astronomically, it’s absurd,” Jahangiri said. “[Our] technique is on point, we know where the ball is going, we’re not being reactive, we’re being active.”

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