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Gridley Titans Sweep Jr. Falcons

Oct 13, 2026 03:26PM ● By MPG Staff
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GRIDLEY, CA (MPG) - The Gridley Titans youth football program collected three victories over the Central Valley Jr. Falcons on Saturday, Oct. 10, with the 8U, 10U and 14U teams combining for 99 points while holding their opponents to 21.

The Titans' 14U team secured a 40-8 victory in a game that gave the players their first opportunity to compete under the lights.

Head coach Aaron Lumsden's squad relied on its rushing attack, with Julian Lopez, Lane Mowles and Cal Lumsden each finding the end zone.

The Titans also scored through the air when Cal Lumsden connected with Caleb Oakley for a touchdown pass. Blake Craven added a touchdown on a punt return.

Kayla Teruel, Cooper Brown, Walker Seale and Reece Phillips served as team captains for the game.

The 10U Titans continued their undefeated season, defeating the Jr. Falcons 30-13 to improve to 8-0.

Head coach Randall Huff credited the team's defensive performance, which produced two touchdowns and helped secure the victory.

The Titans will look to maintain their unbeaten record when they face the Las Plumas Jr. Thunderbirds Saturday, Oct. 17, at the Boneyard.

Gridley's 8U team also delivered a shutout against Central Valley, defeating the Jr. Falcons 29-0 behind its defensive effort and contributions from several offensive players.

Under head coach Jesse Vasquez, the Titans controlled the clock and found success on the ground and through the air.

AJ Luquin broke free for a 60-yard touchdown run, while Jeremiah Enriquez scored on a short rushing play. John Henry Whitney added a touchdown on a long reception, and Tatum Zavala scored from the 3-yard line.

The Titans' defense contributed to the scoring by forcing a safety, completing the shutout.

The three victories marked a successful Saturday for the Gridley youth football program, with all three teams producing touchdowns on offense and making contributions on defense.