2010 Season - vs. St. Paul Swordsmen

Game Summary vs. St. Paul Swordsmen

Impact Players of the Game

Clockwise From Top Left Senior Kristaan Ivory, Sophomore Hayden Rettig, Senior Joel Porchia, Senior Edgar Barberi

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Behind the Scenes vs. St. Paul Swordsmen - 90 Photos By Phantom Football - Cathedral High School - Los Angeles, CA - (323) 441-3134 on Facebook

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Phantoms in the News
FOOTBALL: St. Paul beats Cathedral late, 21-14	By Mario Obando, Correspondent San Gabriel Valley Tribune
LOS ANGELES - Michael Ortega's 24-yard run with 3:03 left in the fourth quarter proved to be the game- winner in St. Paul's Mission League-opening victory over rival Cathedral on Friday night. St. Paul began the game-winning drive on their own 20 and quickly found itself in a third and long. On the next play, coach Marijon Ancich called a bootleg pass, and quarterback Paul Telles, seeing no open receivers, planted, lost his shoe, then ran 24 yards for a first down. The Swordsmen (5-1) followed that with three runs and a pass that took them to the Phantoms 24. That was when Ortega took over, breaking three defenders on his way into the end zone. On the Phantoms' next possession, the Swordsmen defense stepped up: Jorge Reyes' sack on third down and interception on fourth down preserved the win for St. Paul. St. Paul got its first points on an 8-yard pass from Telles to tight end Tyler Carillo with 1:26 left in the second quarter, and the teams were tied 7-7 at halftime. St. Paul running back David Cabral had 101 yards on 23 carries. Swordsmen defensive back Anthony Gonzalez knocked down five passes and had an interception, and defensive back Alex Sanchez knocked down three passes.