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Eagles’ Saikhon flies high over Pack
- Updated: August 26, 2017
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2017 EAST COUNTY PREP FOOTBALL
SOUTHWEST 36, WEST HILLS 17
EastCountySports.com staff report
SANTEE – Making the long trip into the Santee, the Southwest Eagles might’ve seemed ripe for revenge after defeating the West Hills on a last-second field goal in the desert in last year’s opener.
Instead, the visitors from El Centro picked up where they left off almost immediately, blitzing to a four-touchdown lead en route to a 36-17 win on the Wolf Pack’s new blue surface.
Southwest scored early on a 19-yard touchdown reception by Grant Hansink from Cameron Jungers.
Tyler Saikhon added three-straight touchdowns for Southwest to make it 27-0.
His fifth touchdown of the night was a thing of beauty, as Saikhon scored with an acrobatic flip into the end zone over a Wolf Pack defender.
Carlos Ruiz had an interception for Southwest.
Southwest made several stops in the first half, forcing the Wolf Pack to punt.
The Wolf Pack’s ALEX LEGGATE had a monster sack late in the first half.
AUSTIN DILL returned the second half kickoff 70 yards.
The Wolf Pack converted the special teams play into a 12-yard touchdown pass from JORDIN YOUNG to REESE WILTGEN.
West Hills tried to steal some momentum with a fumble recovery.
However, the ensuing possession went nowhere and the Eagles recorded a safety on a punt play to extend the lead to 29-7.
Senior LUCAS AH KEY had a sack in the second half.
The Pack got on the board once more with a 26-yard touchdown reception by RYAN JEWELL.
The Wolf Pack kept some focus on staying in the contest with the rival game against the Santana Sultans on deck.
West Hills added a field goal to cap the scoring.