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Oct 24, 2026

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The Eagles beat Orange Glen 41–6, Rancho Buena Vista celebrates a freshman championship, and Vista High keeps battling.
Tri-City Christian Eagles prepare for the next play. Photo: Katherine Elaine Photography, used with permission.

Tri-City Christian had plenty to celebrate Friday night. The Eagles beat Orange Glen 41–6 on October 23, giving Vista-area football fans their biggest varsity win of the week.

 

Rancho Buena Vista lost 37–20 to Westview despite a productive passing game. Vista High fell 35–0 to Fallbrook. Meanwhile, RBV's freshman team had a Valley League championship to celebrate.

 

Tri-City Christian Eagles Put Up 41 Against Orange Glen

 

Tri-City Christian handled Orange Glen 41–6, winning by 35 points. The Eagles' defense allowed just six points while the offense delivered one of the week's strongest local performances.

 

Individual scoring and yardage statistics weren't available for verification. For now, the final score tells us plenty about how the game went.

Rancho Buena Vista football players stand for the national anthem. Photo: Kristina Jimenez Photography, used with permission.

Rancho Buena Vista's Offense Finds Its Moments

 

RBV fell to Westview 37–20, but quarterback Van Piercy put up 233 passing yards. He completed 13 of 28 attempts, throwing two touchdowns and three interceptions.

 

Wide receiver Sean Richards caught five passes for 147 yards and a touchdown. Fellow wide receiver Mason Imoto had two receptions for 25 yards and a touchdown.

 

Kicker Jonathan Cruz was perfect on his attempts, making both extra points and connecting on field goals from 29 and 34 yards.

 

Those two touchdown passes, two extra points and two field goals accounted for RBV's 20 points. The statistics were provided by the RBV football program through Coach Ariel Savage.

 

Freshman Longhorns Celebrate a League Championship

 

The RBV freshmen had a better night. They pulled out a 14–13 victory, improved to 7–2 and celebrated the Valley League championship.

 

Coach Savage shared the championship news. The opponent for the 14–13 win hasn't been confirmed.

 

The JV Longhorns also picked up a win, defeating Westview 48–34, according to the team's published schedule.

 

Vista High Keeps Showing Up

Vista High Panthers in action. Photo: Mateo Daugherty (@mateo_daugherty15), used with permission.

Vista High lost 35–0 to Fallbrook, another tough result for the Panthers.

 

The team has struggled to put points on the board this season. The players are still taking the field and competing, even as the losses continue to pile up.

 

The Panthers' remaining schedule will determine whether they can finish with a better result.

 

Questions You May Have About Vista Football

 

What was Tri-City Christian's score on October 23?

 

Tri-City Christian defeated Orange Glen 41–6.

 

How did Rancho Buena Vista's varsity team do?

 

RBV lost to Westview 37–20. Van Piercy threw for 233 yards and two touchdowns.

 

Did RBV's freshman team win its league?

 

Yes. The freshman Longhorns celebrated the Valley League championship following a 14–13 victory, bringing their record to 7–2.

 

What was Vista High's result?

 

Vista High lost to Fallbrook 35–0.

 

Sports scores, records and statistics are compiled from school and team sources, MaxPreps, NFHS Network, CIF San Diego and other available sports reporting sources. North Valley Flare works to verify information before publication.

 

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