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Wolf Pack welcomes the Aztecs to Santee

One thing is for certain in the game tonight in Santee, one of these two ball clubs will earn their first victory of the season. For Montgomery they haven’t had the start they expected around campus in 2008. The Aztecs were only 3 points away last year from winning their first play off game since the 1980’s, and expectations were high in the South Bay.

Montgomery his only averaging 11.6 points a contest so far this year. A little surprising since the Aztecs had returners at quarterback, running back, and offensive line. With little in run game and a shaky pass game so far the Aztecs they will be looking for some points this evening if they want to beat the Wolf Pack at home.

West Hills the defending Grossmont North Champs are no where near the team they were last year due to graduation. Patrick Henry, Steele Canyon, and Scripps Ranch have beat West Hills so far in 2008. The offense has only scored 22 points this season and the Pack are really struggling to find some rhythm and if they don’t win tonight they will drop to (0 – 4) on the season. In a game of winless ball clubs the home field advantage usually goes to the home team, but that is no the case tonight.

Montgomery is the better (0-3) football team. Look for the Aztecs to squeeze on out for their first victory of the 2008 season for Coach Julio Alcala who is in his sixth year.

Prediction (Montgomery 21 – West Hills 14)

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One thing is for certain in the game tonight in Santee, one of these two ball clubs will earn their first victory of the season. For Montgomery they haven’t had the start they expected around campus in 2008. The Aztecs were only 3 points away last year from winning their first play off game since the 1980’s, and expectations were high in the South Bay.

Montgomery his only averaging 11.6 points a contest so far this year. A little surprising since the Aztecs had returners at quarterback, running back, and offensive line. With little in run game and a shaky pass game so far the Aztecs they will be looking for some points this evening if they want to beat the Wolf Pack at home.

West Hills the defending Grossmont North Champs are no where near the team they were last year due to graduation. Patrick Henry, Steele Canyon, and Scripps Ranch have beat West Hills so far in 2008. The offense has only scored 22 points this season and the Pack are really struggling to find some rhythm and if they don’t win tonight they will drop to (0 – 4) on the season. In a game of winless ball clubs the home field advantage usually goes to the home team, but that is no the case tonight.

Montgomery is the better (0-3) football team. Look for the Aztecs to squeeze on out for their first victory of the 2008 season for Coach Julio Alcala who is in his sixth year.

Prediction (Montgomery 21 – West Hills 14)

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