Seahawks grounded Football wins 10-3 at Harbor, fourth consecutive win, 3-0 in conference

me just like I depend them.”

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Perez said that the key to a successful outcome lies within the team’s mentality.

Football continued its hot start to conference play, defeating LA Harbor College Saturday in what proved to be a defensive battle.

The Brahmas move to 3-0 in conference, 5-3 overall, with the 10-3 win. While the result is similar to the past few weeks, the scoreboard reads a little different.

The 10 points scored by the offense is the fewest scored this season, other than a shutout loss to San Diego Mesa College six weeks ago. The Brahmas came into the game averaging 37 points in the three previous games of the win streak.

“Offense has had our back pretty much the entire year,” head coach Carlos Woods said. “We won two ball games 44-43, complete shootouts. It feels good as a defensive minded head coach to come in and say hey, let’s bear down support our offense.

The defense stepped up when it needed to.

Defensive ends Sterling Cooper and Eli Sloan-El had two sacks each, and Cooper added one of the two Brahmas interceptions.

“From day one we wanted to be a shutout defense, and we all worked this whole game,” Cooper said. “At the end of the day we’re a family and they depended on

Both offenses struggled to move the ball. The Brahmas crossed into Seahawks territory just four times in the game, only once in the second half.

That drive in the second half was the difference maker. 10 plays, 75 yards that culminated in a Premire Wilson eight-yard touchdown run.

Wilson made himself known on second down when he broke off a 29-yard run, making multiple Seahawk defenders miss. The run was only his second carry of the game.

“It was an amazing experience. I just had to stay patient and wait for my number to be called and make it happen,” Wilson said.

Wilson added 31 more yards on the drive, and gave the Brahmas a 10-3 when he scored the only touchdown of the game.

“We’re just trying to get our playmakers involved as much as we possibly can,” Woods said.

“We can mix it up. It’s going to keep the defense off balance.”

Wilson is listed on the roster as a receiver, but he is comfortable in the backfield and wants to stay there.

“Running back is my ideal position for this year throughout the rest of my years,” Wilson said.

On the ensuing Harbor drive, Cooper made his mark for the defense.

First, he had a key sack on a critical third and four. After

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Joshua Manes / Roundup a pass interference penalty on fourth down kept the drive alive, Cooper brought it to an end on second down when he intercepted Aidan Kuykendal. The interception is number 13 on the season for the

Defensive end Sterling Cooper rushes the edge against the LA Harbor College right tackle on Oct. 27, 2018, in Wilmington, Calif. The Brahmas defeated the Seahawks 10-3, and Cooper had two sacks and a fourth quarter interception.

Brahma of the Week

Catelynn Pulido

Sport: Volleyball

Position: OH Class: Sophomore

High School:

Taft Charter

32 kills in the two games against Santa Barbara City College and Santa Monica.

32 kills in the two games last week. How do you evaluate your performance?

"I feel I have improved a lot since the first game on my line shots, angle shots and I'm putting more control in putting the ball away."

What do you feel you can improve on?

"Mixing it up a little bit more and letting the players on the other side not read my plays easily."

Do you have any pregame rituals or superstitions?

"I definetly make sure that I have my protein drink before I start my warm up and we are basically playing for more two hours and I'm already burning calories and I tell my self to play and work hard."

If you weren't playing volleyball, what sport would you play?

"Basketball as a guard or a forward."