Results are in and the University of La Verne football team took control of the SCIAC voting for all-conference, including the all-around offensive and defensive players.
What seemed to be the fourth consecutive SCIAC championship for the University of La Verne football team was instantly taken away by the University of Redlands in overtime last Saturday, 29-22.
At 1 p.m. tomorrow, the University of La Verne football team will host one of its biggest rivals, the Redlands Bulldogs, for the SCIAC conference championship.
Playing its first home game of the season, the University of La Verne football team looked like the reigning Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SCIAC) champ it is, trampling through an Occidental defense which could not stop a runny nose with a box of tissue.
Cal Lutheran never knew what hit them as the University of La Verne football team stomped the Kingsmen 34-10 Saturday for its first league game of the season cranking out a 1-1 record.
All-SCIAC Football
Offense
First Team
Andy Moran, Jr., OL
Ed Quezada, Sr., OL
Anthony Jones, Sr., RB
Anthony Rice, Sr., RB
Juan Contreras, Sr., K
Second Team
Dan Fewx, So., OL
Pete Teichmann, Sr.,...