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Rancho Buena Vista beat Vista 56-21 to keep the city championship trophy

The Morning San Marcos teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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If you like your rivalries loud, Friday night delivered. Rancho Buena Vista beat crosstown rival Vista 56-21 at and finished the regular season 5-5. Vista fell to 0-10 in coach Ryan McHale's second season.

Rancho Buena Vista beat Vista 56-21 in the rivalry game

  • Rancho Buena Vista56 (won)
    Vista21
    FinalFriday, Oct. 30, at Dick Haines Memorial Stadium

Junior quarterback Van Piercy led the way. The Vista Press counted the game as the 37th meeting since the series began in 1989. Coach Terrence McKinnie said he kept several starters on the bench early so everybody, especially seniors, got to play. RBV trailed 7-6 after the first quarter.

  • Piercy: 10 of 19 for 229 yards and four touchdowns
  • Sean Richard: four catches, 83 yards, two touchdowns
  • Kaipo Gutierrez: 88 rushing yards and a touchdown
  • Series: 37th meeting, started in 1989

Piercy and the Longhorns piled up yards

288
total yards for Piercy
5
touchdowns accounted for by Piercy
566
yards of offense for the Longhorns

“This gives us confidence for the playoffs, as well as keeping the city trophy.”

Sean Richard, RBV senior

Sources: The Coast News, The Vista Press

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