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Monday, March 23
Encouraging and Challenging Today's Youth to be the Best
We are the Oxnard 49ers Youth Football Organization
of the
Pacific Youth Football League.
For the past 15 years our kids have grown to play at
Channel Islands,Pacific,Rio Mesa,Hueneme,Oxnard, Camarillo,Santa Clara, Ventura and Saint Bonaventure
High Schools.
Jeremy Sanchez,Sammy Sinsun, Jason Balades,Lakaki Palmer Tai Salanoa,Bobby Diaz,Henry Fernandez, Koa and Miller Aupui
Conner Armstrong,Nick Porter,Gregory Gonzales, Cameron Toilolo,
Santos Reyes,Andy Pantoja,Raymond Reyes,Vince Moraga
Herman Young,Ina Liana,Jordyn Aupiu,David Ortiz,
Art Gilbreath Greg Herrera Jerry Madueno
are just a few of our 49ers.
Others have moved with their families
out of state as part of their Military Obligations.
Greg Mathews #13 Michigan University 2007 Sophmore
has scored 2 touchdown this year
We would like to extend our thanks to all of you
that have been part of our family
and wish you the very best.
Our goal as an organization is
is to see our children grow
yes in maturity,
but also in knowledge,
self-esteem,
character, pride and confidence.
"The game we play is football"
"It is a reality in life that men are competitive and the most
competitive games draw the most competitive team.
That's why there here -- to compete"
Vince Lombardi
God Bless America
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Monday, September 14
Greg Mathews Scores Winning Touchdown vs Notre Dame
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Played for the Niners in 1998-1999
The senior wide receiver led Michigan with five catches for 68 yards and the winning touchdown against Notre Dame, and his role was clear: U-M went to him mostly in desperation, knowing he has fabulous hands.
That's what happened on third-and-12 in the first quarter when he made his stunning, 40-yard, one-handed grab. He was targeted on fourth-and-11 on the drive just before halftime, again when U-M needed a safety catch to open the final drive. He was targeted on the winning TD after LaTerryal Savoy had dropped an end-zone pass the play before.
Even on Tate Forcier's interception, a play Mathews conceded was his fault because he misread the coverage and ran the wrong route, it was a third-and-11 and he was expected to keep the drive alive.
"After that happened I felt bad, and I knew I had to definitely make up for it," Mathews said. "I didn't want to think about sitting in the locker room and having to go through what I've been through. ... I definitely wanted to atone for that mistake."
With Junior Hemingway out, Darryl Stonum hurt and Savoy missing his chance, U-M went to its safety valve to win the game and Mathews was there for another bailout.
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Monday, September 14
Week 2 Scheule September 19th
10:00 Peewee at Simi Valley Grace Brethren
2:00 Bantam at Castaic Gold Castaic Middle School
7:00 Junior at Camarillo White Camarillo
4:15 Senior at Burbank Burbank High
Monday, September 7
Week 1 Scores
Peewee Oxnard 49ers 20 North Oxnard Red 0
Oxnard led by Tau Fotu 12 carries for 86 yard 2tds ,1 two point conversion and the
Play of the day 45 yard td on a 4th and 15. 1 forced fumble and 4 tackles for losses
Key Block: Lucio Rivas, outstanding block on LB opened up whole big enough to drive a Mack truck through.
Also contributing big for the niners Frederick Romero 8 carries for 75 yards,1 TD, and two tackles
Randall Braziel 2 carries, 2 forceds fumbles and 3 tackles for losses.
Raymond Laupola 3 carries for 15 yards and 4 tackles
Bantam Camarillo Blue 6 Oxnard 0
Niners Lose close one, led on defense by Christian Reynoso, Wallace Tagata and Neko Aupiu
Junior Simi Valley 32 Oxnard 6
Senior Newbury Park Black 31 Oxnard 14
Wednesday, September 2
2009 Season to begin on Sept 12th
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| DCH Lexus of Oxnard
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Would like to thank the Following two companies
DCH Lexus of Oxnard and Cofee Bean and Tea Leaf
for joining us as sponsors
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The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf
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| Lakaki Palmer
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Wednesday, September 9
Niners Shine in Channel Islands win
A beaming Gary Porter could barely contain his excitement following his first win as head coach of the Channel Islands High football team. The Raiders made a key goal-line stop in the fourth quarter and sealed it with a 6-yard touchdown run by Albert Leon in a 26-15 win Friday night against visiting Fillmore. “Words can’t describe it,” Porter said. Channel Islands (1-0) more than proved its “grit and determination” as Porter described it in the fourth quarter. Ahead 20-15, and possessing the football, Raiders quarterback Bobby Diaz was picked off by a diving Nick Paz at the Channel Islands 44-yard line. Fillmore (0-1), relying on the legs of Paz and Zach Golson, marched to the Channel Islands 3-yard line, but the Raiders made consecutive stops on third and fourth down. “You dream of winning a game on a goal-line stand,” Porter said. “That was just an outstanding play right there. That’s just the kids bearing down and making the play.” Channel Islands took over, and three plays later Diaz found a streaking Alfredo Raya for a 71-yard catch-and-run up the left sideline. Four plays later, Leon burst up the middle into the end zone. The Raiders benefited from a strong performance by senior quarterback Diaz, who threw for 271 yards, including two strikes of 71 yards. Fullback Richard Palmer, playing beyond his sophomore status, ran for 51 yards, including an 18-yard touchdown run in the third quarter after starter Ty Camarillo came out with a cramp. Channel Islands offense overcame a slow start that featured a few dropped passes on its opening drive. “At halftime, we just said ‘relax’ and we just started catching everything,” Diaz said. Fillmore put up points first with a quick opening drive. Golson made a 30-yard run and Paz made a 19-yard run to the 9-yard line. Quarterback Corey Cole then found Johnny Golson in the end zone for a 7-0 lead. Fillmore was hampered by an inability to hold onto the football, fumbling six times.
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Ty Camarillo
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Thursday, March 27
2007 and 2008 Proud Sponsor
Oxnard Elks #1443
Thursday, October 5
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