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Vista Sports Roundup: Shutouts, Longhorn Highlights and a New School Record

Vista-area athletes delivered a week filled with defensive dominance, big plays, tournament victories and a record-setting run.

Rancho Buena Vista volleyball players gather for a team photo. Photo courtesy of RBV Volleyball used with permission

There was plenty happening beyond Friday night football around Vista this week, with the Panthers putting together an impressive field hockey streak, Rancho Buena Vista athletes making noise in multiple sports and Mission Vista celebrating a new school record.

 

Vista Field Hockey Makes It Four Straight

 

The Vista Panthers have found quite a rhythm.

 

Vista has won four consecutive field hockey matches — and remarkably, the Panthers haven't allowed a goal during the streak.

 

The run includes a 1–0 victory over Patrick Henry, a 1–0 win against El Capitan, a 4–0 victory over Granite Hills and a 7–0 win over Southwest San Diego.

 

That gives Vista four straight victories, four straight shutouts and a 4–3 overall record.

 

It's hard to ask for much more from a defense than that.

 

RBV Flag Football Blanks Oceanside

 

Rancho Buena Vista girls flag football picked up a 14–0 victory over Oceanside, improving the Longhorns to 3–3 and earning their first league victory.

 

One of the game's biggest highlights belonged to Violet Xaverius.

 

A play shared by SD Prep Insider and reposted by RBV athletics credited Xaverius with an 80-yard touchdown, providing one of the week's most explosive Longhorn moments.

 

The shutout was pretty impressive, too.

 

RBV Volleyball Finds Success

 

The Longhorns also had plenty happening on the volleyball court.

 

RBV went 3–2 during tournament play at Scripps Ranch, collecting victories over Monte Vista, University City and Scripps Ranch. The Longhorns also recently swept Escondido 3–0.

 

And the younger Longhorns got in on the action.

 

RBV's freshman team celebrated a 2–1 victory this week, another encouraging sign for the program's future.

 

Mission Vista Runner Sets New School Mark

 

Mission Vista had a record-breaking moment of its own.The Timberwolves athletics program announced that Keaton Hawkins ran 15:08 to establish a new school record.

 

That's the kind of accomplishment that deserves a little extra attention. Cross-country records don't come with roaring crowds or packed bleachers, but they represent months — and often years — of work.

 

Congratulations to Hawkins on putting his name in the Mission Vista record book.

 

Questions You May Have About This Week's Vista Sports

 

How many consecutive games has Vista field hockey won?

Four, with the Panthers recording a shutout in each victory.

 

What was the RBV flag football score?
Rancho Buena Vista defeated Oceanside 14–0.

 

Who set the Mission Vista school record?
Mission Vista athletics reported that Keaton Hawkins ran 15:08 for a new school record.

 

What other RBV teams won this week?
RBV volleyball collected three victories during its Scripps Ranch tournament appearance, while the freshman team also celebrated a 2–1 win.

 

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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    lucy_camp88· Sep 26, 6:45 PM

    Love seeing all the wins. Wish there were more details about the RBV freshman volleyball kids though.

  • TP
    Tyler P.· Sep 26, 1:01 AM

    Congrats to Keaton Hawkins! 15:08 is moving. Hope he gets some more recognition.

  • JS
    Jesse Salinas· Sep 25, 7:30 PM

    Nice to see the field hockey team locking things down. Four shutouts is no joke.

  • MJ
    Molly J.· Sep 24, 7:36 AM

    That 80-yard touchdown from Violet was wild. Go Longhorns!

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