JV Redskins hope for turnaround in postseason
by PI Staff
Oct 29, 2009 | 446 views | 8 8 comments | 8 8 recommendations | email to a friend | print
The Patterson Redskins junior varsity youth football team hobbled toward the postseason, suffering a 52-0 loss to the Modesto Raiders at Patterson Community Stadium on Oct. 24.

Patterson’s roster was stretched thin by illness and injuries, leaving coach Eric Ochoa with just 15 players to work with in the final game of the regular season.

“Unfortunately, it was another ugly score,” Ochoa said. “The kids we did have played many different and unfamiliar positions. They gave it their best, and I’m proud of them.”

Ochoa commended the efforts of several of his players. Marcus Lozano, Moises Vasquez, Alex Delgado, Brandon Grischott, Gabriel Ochoa and Jakob Davis all garnered praise from their coach.

Patterson next travels to Stockton on Saturday, Oct. 31, to help support the Redskins’ cheerleading team in a competition hosted by the Weston Ranch Eagles.

The Redskins will likely face Weston Ranch in the first round of the National Youth Football League playoffs Nov. 9.

“We are going to keep working until the very end,” Ochoa said.

• Results for other Redskins teams were not submitted by press time.
comments (8)
« shleprock wrote on Sunday, Nov 01 at 02:30 PM »
Raider14 you have some real issues. I have lived in this town for many yrs and we never had problems until you guys moved here. You sound like one of the the looser cheerleader moms who really think there doing something good out there teaching their daughters how to be snots..
« raider14 wrote on Sunday, Nov 01 at 08:30 AM »
You are kidding right? Let them score. You have got to be kidding. If they are getting better every week they would have scored.Earn the score no one is going to let them score. It is just another example of the Special Olympics mentality. Everybody is a winner. I hate to break it to you but not everybody wins all the time. Get over it!!!
« raider14 wrote on Sunday, Nov 01 at 08:25 AM »
« secure wrote on Thursday, Oct 29 at 05:13 PM »
Find it hard to believe that not one team in this league would not let this team score.These kids deserve an opportunity to experience that once this year.Now they get to go to playoffs without winning or scoring against a 10-0 team who has only given up 6 points.This is a sad situation,be nice if they would let these kids score.It would make their year