Braydon Brus powers Glendora football past Diamond Ranch
Brus runs for three TDs and the Glendora safeguard gets a shutout
POMONA – Glendora High School senior running back Braydon Brus ran for a game-high 122 yards and three scores, as the undefeated Tartans crushed host Diamond Ranch, 35-0, Friday night in a nonleague game.
"I'm so glad for our folks, who buckled down the entire week," said Brus, who has focused on Northwestern one year from now. "It's an extraordinary inclination to track down the ideal opening and afterward take off. The line played extraordinary."
Brus ran for scores of 3, 57 and 49 yards.
Brus likewise played linebacker for the Tartans and hopes to play protection for Northwestern one year from now more often than not.
With the success, Glendora and Ayala (6-0) will settle one week from now in the last nonleague round of the period for the two groups.
"I'm started up for the following week against Ayala," Brus added.
Glendora (6-0) ran up 258 all out yards of offense, as junior quarterback Jake Denerson (4 for 10) tossed for 121 yards and one score.
Plaid senior wide collector Christian Sampson got two passes for 102 yards.
"Simply winning on every one of the three stages is our objective," Glendora mentor Brandon Rohrer said. "We told the children (after the main half) to continue trusting and continue onward and set the game aside."
Plaid junior wide beneficiary Trey Byrd got a 19-yard score pass and scored on a punt return.
Precious stone Ranch (1-5) was driven by junior quarterback James Sanchez (6 for 13, 2 Int.) with 47 yards passing, senior running back Travon Smith got four passes for 26 yards.
After a sluggish beginning for each group in the initial quarter, Glendora took a 7-0 lead with 1:30 left, on a short run up the center by Brus.
"(Brus) has such a great deal better on the most proficient method to cut," said Rohrer of Brus' running capacity. "His one since a long time ago run he cut way back and twisted it and got upward beautiful fast."
Before the four-play scoring drive, Sampson got a 63-yard pass from Denerson to set up the score run. Sampson got two passes in the principal half for 102 yards and captured a pass.
Glendora got an opportunity before in the quarter with a fourth and objective at the 2-yard line, yet a pass by Denerson fell inadequate in the end zone.
Precious stone Ranch had three drives in the quarter, with two closure in punts and the third on a caught pass by the Tartans.
On the principal play of the subsequent quarter, Diamond Ranch's Keith Colder recuperated a Tartan bungle close to midfield.
Notwithstanding, two plays later the Panthers bumbled and Glendora senior linebacker Roen Spain recuperated the ball at the 32-yard line of the Panthers.
Six plays later, the Tartans took a 14-0 lead with a 19-yard score pass from Denerson to junior wide collector Byrd, who went in immaculate.
Neither one of the groups could gather any offense all through the remainder of the half.
On the second play of the second from last quarter, Brus ran up the center immaculate for 57 yards for his second score of the evening, to give the Tartans a 21-0 lead.
Glendora added two additional scores in the quarter for a 35-0 lead, as Brus took off for another long score run (49 yards) and Byrd took a punt return back for a 55-yard score.
