Fillmore played at home against Carpinteria Warriors in the first league game. Unfortunately the Flashes lost to the Warriors 14-40. Collin Farrar had 11 carries for 95 yards. He also scored the two touchdowns. According to Coach Dollar, “They were a very good team, we made mistakes and it cost us”. J.V. Football Highlights: Fillmore Flashes JV 49 - Carpinteria Warriors 32. Fillmore Flashes played a tough opponent in their first league game. The Flashes offense exploded for 516 total rushing yards in the game. Adam Jimenez led all rushers with 20 carries for 199 yards, 4 TD and 1 two point conversion. Joseph Magana added 175 yards and 2 TD on only 5 carries. Eddie Cardenas added to the Flashes rushing yards with 120 yards of his own. The scoring was capped off by Carson McLain who scored on a 2 yard run. The Offensive line played a solid line to help give the runningbacks the opportunity to gain big yards. Hayden Wright also help create running lanes by the tremendous blocking as a runningback. On Defense the Flashes held the warriors to one touchdown in the second half. The Flashes stay undefeated at 7 - 0 and 1-0 in the Tri-Valley League. Next up is Friday at Nordhoff High School.

Fillmore’s defense stops their opponents, Robert Bonilla #2, Johnny Wilber #50, Daniel Cruz #19 Johnny Golson #20, and Joseph De La Mora #25. Golson had 16 tackles, 8 were solo and one sack.

Mario Hernandez #29 runs the ball for a few yards.

The Fillmore High School Marching Band performs during halftime.

Fillmore Flashes cheerleaders release pink balloons at the game’s halftime Friday night in honor is October Breast Cancer Awareness month.