Braving the rain, Country recording artist and songwriter Michael Ray headlined the 5th Annual Way Out West Fest, the signature fundraiser for Charity for Charity at Old Town Ranch in Temecula, last Saturday. Photo by Brian UmaliA ridinʻ cowboy hangs on as he battles a buckinʻ bull during the bull riding event at the Way Out West Fest. Photo by Brian UmaliCorona Centennial’s Mekhi Kennedy (27) levels Murrieta Valley running back Ryder Lopez (bottom) while Tahj Stephens (left) and Koti Fultz (center) collide. The Huskies defeated the Nighthawks 42-20. Photo by Gary EvansMurrieta Valley receiver Mikey Medina (15) was reaching for a touchdown catch from QB Ty Isaia, but Corona Centennial’s Andre Pommells (23) deflected the pass in the end zone. Photo by Gary EvansPhoto by Gary EvansCentennial football coach Matt Logan was honored before last Friday’s homecoming game as one of the 10 inaugural inductees of the school’s recently formed Athletics Hall of Fame. Fellow inductees are: former NFL players Lonie Paxton and Vontaze Burfict, football player JJ Taylor, wrestling coach Randy Campbell, basketball players Jayda Curry, Jared McCain, and Jamaal Williams, baseball player Mike Stodolka, and Track and Field standout Rylee Penn. Photo by Gary EvansChaparral’s Tycen Johnson (7), makes a catch and drags a defender upfield in the red zone against Norco. The Chapparal Pumas pounced the Norco Cougars 42-16, Friday, October 9th. Photo by Brian UmaliNorco’s Tegan Ogas (18), makes the grab in the middle of the field. Photo by Brian UmaliNorco’s Tegan Ogas (18), hauls in a reception before taking a hard hit from a Chaparral defender. Photo by Brian UmaliChapparal’s Running Back (15) Talen Ritayik, takes a handoff up the middle between defenders for a touchdown against Norco. Photo by Brian UmaliCorona’s Jaslene Negrette (1) comes up with a big catch in traffic to keep the offense marching down the field. The Great Oak Wolfpack defeated the Corona Panthers 13-6 on Tuesday October 13. Photo by Marcus WalkerGreat Oak’s wide receiver, Alina Santibanez (34) snags the ball on a short pass and battles forward before her flag is pulled short of the endzone. Photo by Marcus WalkerCorona’s Tehya Santos #7 catches a short pass, turns inside, and attempts to get around the Great Oak defenders. Photo by Marcus WalkerCorona’s Anasita Luga (3) punts away the ball on 4th down. Photo by Marcus WalkerGreat Oak’s Keira Smith (25) scrambles out of the pocket to gain 15 yards for the Wolfpack. Photo by Marcus WalkerVista Murrieta wide receiver Shane Granger (7), hauls in a pass across midfield for a big gain against Murrieta Mesa, keeping the Broncos’ drive alive. Mesa topped Vista 26-21. Photo by Brian UmaliVista Murrieta’s #14, Teagen People lays out for a pass, just slipping through his fingers. Photo by Brian UmaliVista Murrieta’s, Kellen Guinn (13), hauls in the pass and turns upfield before a big hit from a Murrieta Mesa defender. Photo by Brian UmaliMurrieta Mesa’s #12, Keegan Williams hauls in a deep ball and races downfield for a long touchdown against city rival Vista Murrieta. Photo by Brian UmaliPhoto by Brian UmaliPhoto by Marcus WalkerPhoto by Marcus WalkerPhoto by Marcus WalkerPhoto by Marcus WalkerPhoto by Marcus WalkerPhoto by Marcus WalkerPhoto by Marcus WalkerPhoto by Marcus WalkerPhoto by Marcus WalkerPhoto by Brian UmaliPhoto by Brian UmaliPhoto by Brian UmaliPhoto by Brian UmaliPhoto by Brian UmaliPhoto by Brian UmaliPhoto by Brian UmaliPhoto by Marcus Walker
