For the first time in its 17-year history, the East County Youth Football league brought home wins at all four levels twice in one season. Congratulations to all the players, coaches and families of ECYF for this historic accomplishment.

Scouts Division

(no scores are kept)

Aaron Jackson scored two touchdowns against the Walnut Creek Marauders and is approaching the double-digit mark for the season. Quarterback Tyler Toland led the offense behind linemen Devin Walden and Chad Dias, who administered crushing blocks for the Lions. Connor Montgomery and Roman Rasheed led the defensive fight.

Junior Pee Wee (3-1)

East County 20, Walnut Creek 0

Walter Cruz got things started with a 92-yard touchdown run and Malik Edwards and Ivan Oseguera kept the points coming with their powerful, downfield running. Gerardo Banuelos, Nikko Carriera and Michael Figaroa anchored the fierce Lion defensive effort and Trent Ormsby added a key sack to preserve the shutout.

Pee Wees (4-0)

East County 36, Walnut Creek 13

ECYF running backs Artrell Banks and Jaeger Brooks each scored touchdowns. Quarterback Daniel Bodishbaugh and receiver Blaine Franke combined for another two touchdowns through the air in the Lions' lopsided win. Allan Marion added a 56-yard touchdown run. Nikko Ortiz and Joe Metcalf led the defense in tackles.

Junior Midgets (3-1)

East County 14, Walnut Creek 0

Roman Garcia scored a 27-yard rushing touchdown in a game that was not as close as the 14-0 final score suggested. Kevin Johnson helped seal the win, pulling down a crucial interception in the fourth quarter. Defensive standouts Nate Buzas, Tyler Saude and Johnny Hemenes helped return the team to the top of the DVYFC standings, along with Ray Macahilig, Roman Flores and Alex Camilli, who each contributed on both sides of the ball.

Midgets (4-0)

East County 37, Walnut Creek 6

Kenneth Walker and Caleb Moravec proved too much for Walnut Creek to handle, physically dominating the action against the Marauders. Walker made a pair of incredible receptions in which he out-jumped the defender for the ball; then simply ran over his would-be tacklers. He also made a sensational, if not comical, defensive play - literally taking the ball out of the hands of the Walnut Creek kick returner before running the ball all the way back for a touchdown. Moravec eclipsed the 100-yard rushing mark, pounding the ball through the Walnut Creek defense. Leading tacklers Austin Perry, Chris Gutierrez and Ryan Howell each had dominant performances on the defensive side of the ball.