No. 4-ranked Helix raised its record to 3-1 Friday night, beating Spring Valley rival Mount Miguel 28-6. The visiting Scotties led 21-0 at halftime in a game marred by several injuries, including a broken tibula and fibula suffered by junior linebacker Ben Lomiboa of the Matadors with 6:25 left in the first quarter. A trainer said Lomiboa wanted to continue playing. An arm injury to one of the Highlanders—junior tight end Jabrion Burnside—also took him out of the game.
Helix Beats Mount Miguel 28-6 in Bruising Game With Several Injuries
Broken leg bones send Matador player to the hospital; a Scottie junior suffered an arm injury.
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all-c-ing-eye April 20, 2013 at 05:09 pm
Nice if you can actually pass such a bill but we are dealing with politicians who cherish the power…Read More they have attained rising to the top. In actuality this has "A Snowballs Chance In Hell" of passing, but kudos for the effort.