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Rushing yards in a game - Delano Howell, 271 yards vs. Thousand Oaks (first round playoff game)
Touchdowns in a game - Delano Howell, 6 vs. Antelope Valley
Rushing touchdowns in a game - Delano Howell, 5 vs. Antelope Valley and Delano Howell, 5 vs. Thousand Oaks
Point in a game: 63 vs. Golden Valley
Largest margin of victory: 63 vs. Golden Valley (63-0)
Most tackles in a season: Patrick Larimore, 138
Second most points allowed in a season: 305
PATs: Blake Mendenhall, 9 vs. Golden Valley
Fun Facts
(well, not all exactly fun)
Most points allowed in a half: 42 vs. Moorpark (in playoffs)
First shutout since 1985 (0-34 vs. St. Bonnie; previous shutout was in game four of 1985 season, a 0-0 tie with Saugus)
Most points allowed in a game since 1950: 56 by Moorpark in playoffs.
Most touchdown saving tackles by kicker: This is unofficial as there is no real category; nevertheless, Blake Mendenhall,
the smallest player on the team and the kicker on PATs, FGs and kickoffs, had three touchdown saving tackles during the course
of the season.
Single most uplifting moment: kickoff return by Delano Howell for a touchdown on the opening kickoff vs. Bishop Amat,
six days after his father passed away unexpectedly.
Single most exciting moment: Brandon Arndt's interception return for a touchdown with 5:26 left vs. St. Bonaventure in
the playoffs to give Hart the win. Here's the link:
Brandon Arndt's game-winning interception
The two most confusing moments: the penalty for roughing the kicker (or holder) vs. Canyon when the Canyon defense blocked
the kick (turns out that someone other than the kick blocker ran into the kicker or holder); the strip/fumble return by Daniel
Vasquez vs. St. Bonaventure in the playoffs to give Hart an insurmountable 27-14 lead with 2:18 left. There were about a 20
confused kids milling around in front of the Bonnie bench completely unaware that Vasquez had stripped the ball from the rushing
and was heading down the sideline for the Hart goal. Then everyone giving chase. With the fans still trying to figure out
what was going on.
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