TORRANCE TRIBUNE November 20, 2014 Page 7 West High Dominates Santa Monica Photos by Peter Thornton, jp.thornton58@gmail.com After the game West Torrance cheerleaders and the football team sang the schools anthem along with the home crowd. The banner says it all. West High’s intent was clear. West High’s Entertainment Unit finished with everyone holding This leaping cheerleader got the home crowd into a frenzy. West High’s string section. up their hands showing five for Beethoven’s 5th. Holiday EXPO Wednesday December 17th, 2014 At the Doubletree by Hilton 21333 Hawthorne Blvd, Torrance, California From 10:00 am to 8:00 pm Free Admission and Free Parking • All Day Event Innovative Gift Ideas • Live Entertainment by the Perry Brothers Over 70 Display Tables from South Bay Vendors Free Samples, Gift Bags and Raffle Prizes will be given away! Support Your Local South Bay Small Business Owners! including Arbonne, Bluff Cove Olive Oil Co., CharMel Handcrafted Jewelry, R Sew Cute, The Remedy Pharm and So Many More! Sponsored by the United Small Business Alliance, a group of small business owners from the South Bay whose mission is to work together to foster lasting economic ties and development. For additional information, go to www.unitedsba.com or contact Aurelio Mattucci, am@unitedsba.com or (310) 742-5754. The West Torrance Warriors watch intently as they take the lead in the first half. #4 D. Rouse for touchdown! West Torrance’s defensive line charges into Santa Monica’s defense. #50 N. Lima leads the team in a prayer of thanks. Tournament from page 6 the Spartans. After a promising beginning to the game in which Mique Juarez took a 23-yard run into the end zone for the first score of the game, the Saxons began to melt down against Simi Valley last Friday night at Simi Valley. The Pioneers would score the next three scores of the game to quickly go up on North High 21-6. Juarez attempted to put his team on his back about halfway through the second quarter as he took the ball in for another rushing touchdown, making the score 21-12. Simi Valley was too much for Juarez and North though. They led 28-12 going into the half before going up by as much as 45-12 midway through the fourth quarter. North got on the board again in garbage time, but ultimately took the 45-19 loss. The Saxons’ (7-4, 4-1) season was successful to say the least, beginning and ending the year with three-game winning streaks before getting eliminated in the playoffs by the Pioneers (7-4, 3-0). Ultimately the bright lights and the big stage proved to be too much for head coach Todd Croce’s team as they were sent home from the tournament earlier than expected. Anticipate another appearance from coach Croce and company in next year’s tournament as they will look forward to bettering the final outcome. Torrance High Like their other foes from inside Torrance See Tournament, page 10
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