Sophomore quarterback Joe Bell accounted for three touchdowns, two passing and one running, to lead La Cañada.
SAN MARINO — The La Cañada football team left nothing to chance Friday night and easily took care of the Temple City Rams.
“I thought our defensive line played outstanding and did a great job of getting to the quarterback,” La Cañada head football coach Dave Avramovich said. “Obviously is a good score for defense. We got two hits on the quarterback on the first drive and we sent a message and kinda sent a message that we were going to be aggressive.”
The Rams passing game, which is the seventh best in the San Gabriel Valley heading into Friday’s game, mustered 91 total yards of offense in the first half and saw its five first-half drives end in three, three-and-outs, a fumble lost and an interception.
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