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Redondo Union at Mira Costa

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This isn’t a stat line, it’s a styles clash. Redondo Union (10–4) rolls in behind the most surgical quarterback in the Bay; Mira Costa (6–5) counters with the most fearless one. Whoever blinks first loses.

⚔️ The QB duel that decides it

🎯 The surgeon — Blair NolenRedondo Union

Blair Nolen (Jr, RUHS) is a problem you can’t scheme away — 27 touchdown passes against just 4 interceptions, and when the pocket breaks she’s gone for 613 rushing yards and 5 scores. She doesn’t force the game; she takes what you give and punishes hesitation. Nolen’s control.

🔥 The gunslinger — Sofia FatoneMira Costa

Sofia Fatone (So, Mira Costa) plays a different sport — a sophomore gunslinger with 1,779 passing yards and 19 TDs who has, frankly, carried this Mustang offense on her back. The catch: she’ll let it rip into traffic (10 picks), and that’s the whole game. Fatone’s nerve.

🚨 Redondo’s takeaway machineRedondo Union

This is where the game could tilt. Mayella Kumprey (Jr) is a one-woman defense: 110 flag pulls, 5 interceptions, and 4 defensive touchdowns — she doesn’t just stop drives, she scores off them. Add ball-hawk Tenley Harris (Jr, 6 INTs) and a relentless pass rush in Michela Fuchs (12 sacks) and Karly Roe (9 sacks), and you have exactly the profile that turns Fatone’s aggression into points the other way.

💥 Mira Costa’s answerMira Costa

The Mustangs have playmakers who can trade blows. Peyton Schlichter (So) is a true two-way weapon — team-high 528 receiving yards and a defense that produced 9 breakups, 3 picks, and a pick-six. Serena Sullivan (Jr, 5 receiving TDs) is the deep shot that can flip a scoreboard in one snap.

🦾 The one who does everythingMira Costa

Keep both eyes on Natalie Swick (Jr, Mira Costa) — a genScouts two-way nightmare in the truest sense: 7 passing TDs, 5 receiving TDs, 191 rushing yards, 43 flag pulls, and 3 interceptions. She throws it, catches it, runs it, and takes it away. If Mira Costa pulls the upset, her fingerprints are on all of it.

⭐ Freshman phenoms, center stageRedondo UnionMira Costa

Two future stars, one field tonight: Campbell Park (Fr, RUHS) already owns 6 receiving TDs and 442 yards as Nolen’s go-to; Zoe Jones (Fr, Mira Costa) has 4 scores of her own. The Bay’s next era, playing for tonight.

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Stories shaping the Bay race.

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Bay League Standout Through the air
The air game
2,712 Passing Yards
EC Ellie Correa #19 · Sr · 5'9" · QB · Palos Verdes
Team-level leader Mira Costa · 252.8 Pass Yards / Game
Bay League Standout On the scoreboard
Finishing drives
18 Touchdowns
AE Addie Eroen #8 · Jr · 5'7" · WR, DB · Palos Verdes
Team-level leader Palos Verdes · 30.0 Points / Game
Bay League Standout Closing space
Stopped cold
110 Flag Pulls
MK Mayella Kumprey #44 · Jr · 5'9" · S, LB, ATH · Redondo Union
Team-level leader Palos Verdes · 31.4 Flag Pulls / Game
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Matchups, through a Bay League lens.

The next Bay games, with the stats to watch in each.

Sep 17 Week 12 Redondo Union 10–4 overall at Mira Costa 6–5 overall Matchup lens Points AllowedQB watchPassing Yards Explore matchup
Team Stats Key stat
Points Allowed per game
Redondo Union 10.1 /gm
vs
Mira Costa 17.7 /gm
Standout Performers QB watch
BN Blair Nolen #1 · Jr · 5'9" · QB, ATH
198.6Passer Rating
NS Natalie Swick #7 · Jr · 5'9" · ATH
167.7Passer Rating
Category Leaders Passing Yards
#3 Blair Nolen #1 · Jr · 5'9" · QB, ATH 1,599
#2 Sofia Fatone #14 · So · 5'9" · QB 1,779
Sep 18 Week 11 Torrance 7–4 overall at Palos Verdes 11–1 overall Matchup lens Total TDsDefense watchSacks Explore matchup
Team Stats Key stat
Total TDs per game
Torrance 2.1 /gm
vs
Palos Verdes 4.5 /gm
Standout Performers Defense watch
SS Sophie Salinas #22 · Sr · C, R
43Flag Pulls
AG Audrey Goeppner #18 · Jr · 5'8" · RB, R, C
55Flag Pulls
Category Leaders Sacks
#2 Sophie Salinas #22 · Sr · C, R 16
#1 Audrey Goeppner #18 · Jr · 5'8" · RB, R, C 22
Inside the Bay

Four teams. Four season stories.

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Palos Verdes Sea Kings Varsity · 12 games 11–1
360Points For
116Points Allowed
+244Point Diff

Season Highlights

  • Current run: 9 straight wins
  • 3 shutouts
  • 43-point largest win

Season Story

  1. Wk 1 · @ San Marcos · Aug 12 W 14–7 One-score winFirst win of the season
  2. Wk 2 · vs Desert Hot Springs · Aug 14 W 43–0 First shutoutSeason-high 43 points
  3. Wk 3 · @ Millikan · Aug 18 L 12–32 2-game winning run endedSeason-high 5 sacks
  4. Wk 4 · @ Peninsula · Aug 19 W 32–0 First defensive touchdownSeason-high 11 pass breakups
  5. Wk 5 · vs Banning · Aug 22 W 30–15 Season-high 11 flag pulls for loss5 touchdowns
  6. Wk 5 · vs Franklin · Aug 22 W 33–12 3 straight winsSeason-high 325 passing yards
  7. Wk 6 · vs San Pedro · Aug 29 W 25–0 4 straight winsSeason-high 6 sacks
  8. Wk 6 · vs Carson · Aug 29 W 37–12 5 straight wins6 touchdowns
  9. Wk 7 · @ Warren · Aug 31 W 47–12 6 straight winsSeason-high 47 points
  10. Wk 8 · vs Mayfair · Sep 1 W 41–6 Second game with a defensive touchdown7 straight wins
  11. Wk 9 · @ Mira Costa · Sep 10 W 19–7 Defensive TD in 2 straight games8 straight wins
  12. Wk 10 · vs Inglewood · Sep 15 W 27–13 9 straight wins8 flag pulls for loss
  13. Wk 11 · vs Torrance · Sep 18 Next Next Bay game Sep 18
Open Palos Verdes Season HQ
RUHS Sea Hawks Varsity · 14 games 10–4
357Points For
142Points Allowed
+215Point Diff

Season Highlights

  • Current run: 5 straight wins
  • 4 shutouts
  • 69-point largest win

Season Story

  1. Wk 1 · vs Valencia · Aug 10 W 36–0 First shutoutFirst win of the season
  2. Wk 2 · @ Santa Monica · Aug 13 W 27–7 First defensive touchdown20-point win
  3. Wk 2 · vs Huntington Beach · Aug 14 L 0–18 2-game winning run ended
  4. Wk 2 · vs Dos Pueblos · Aug 14 L 7–13 One-score finish
  5. Wk 2 · vs Westlake · Aug 15 L 14–20 One-score finish
  6. Wk 2 · vs Long Beach Poly · Aug 15 W 19–13 One-score winBack in the win column
  7. Wk 3 · @ Downey · Aug 18 W 12–7 Second game with a defensive touchdownOne-score win
  8. Wk 4 · vs West Torrance · Aug 20 W 69–0 3 defensive touchdowns3 straight wins
  9. Wk 5 · @ Saint Joseph · Aug 25 L 12–26 3-game winning run ended
  10. Wk 6 · vs Beaumont · Aug 28 W 33–25 Fourth game with a defensive touchdownBack in the win column
  11. Wk 7 · vs Etiwanda · Sep 1 W 12–6 Defensive TD in 2 straight gamesOne-score win
  12. Wk 8 · vs Bishop Montgomery · Sep 3 W 47–0 3 straight winsSeason-high 7 sacks
  13. Wk 10 · @ Torrance · Sep 10 W 28–0 6th game with a defensive touchdown4 straight wins
  14. Wk 11 · @ El Segundo · Sep 15 W 41–7 Stats pending34-point win
  15. Wk 12 · @ Mira Costa · Sep 17 Next Next Bay game Sep 17
Open Redondo Union Season HQ
Torrance Tartars Varsity · 11 games 7–4
155Points For
107Points Allowed
+48Point Diff

Season Highlights

  • Best run: 3 straight wins
  • 3 shutouts
  • 40-point largest win

Season Story

  1. Wk 1 · vs El Segundo · Aug 18 W 12–0 First defensive touchdownFirst shutout
  2. Wk 2 · vs Lakewood · Aug 20 W 40–0 Defensive TD in 2 straight gamesSeason-high 40 points
  3. Wk 3 · vs Arleta · Aug 22 W 18–0 3 straight wins3 straight shutouts
  4. Wk 3 · @ Narbonne · Aug 22 L 6–7 One-point finish3-game winning run ended
  5. Wk 4 · @ Carson · Aug 27 W 20–19 Third game with a defensive touchdownOne-point win
  6. Wk 5 · vs Bellflower · Aug 29 W 13–6 2 defensive touchdownsOne-score win
  7. Wk 5 · vs Franklin · Aug 29 W 20–12 3 straight winsSeason-high 5 sacks
  8. Wk 6 · @ Banning · Sep 2 L 0–14 3-game winning run ended7 flag pulls for loss
  9. Wk 7 · vs Santa Monica · Sep 3 L 6–7 One-point finishSeason-high 195 rushing yards
  10. Wk 9 · vs Redondo Union · Sep 10 L 0–28
  11. Wk 10 · @ San Pedro · Sep 14 W 20–14 One-score winBack in the win column
  12. Wk 11 · @ Palos Verdes · Sep 18 Next Next Bay game Sep 18
Open Torrance Season HQ
Mira Costa Mustangs Varsity · 11 games 6–5
191Points For
195Points Allowed
-4Point Diff

Season Highlights

  • Best run: 3 straight wins
  • 32-point largest win
  • -4 point differential

Season Story

  1. Wk 1 · @ Beckman · Aug 14 L 13–32 274 passing yardsSeason opener
  2. Wk 1 · @ Mira Mesa · Aug 14 W 14–12 One-score winSeason-high 3 sacks
  3. Wk 2 · @ Western Christian · Aug 15 W 13–9 First defensive touchdownOne-score win
  4. Wk 2 · @ Woodbridge · Aug 15 W 18–13 One-score win3 straight wins
  5. Wk 2 · @ Beckman · Aug 15 L 13–19 One-score finish3-game winning run ended
  6. Wk 3 · @ Saint Joseph · Aug 19 L 0–33
  7. Wk 4 · vs San Pedro · Aug 25 W 38–6 Season-high 38 pointsSeason-high 4 sacks
  8. Wk 5 · vs Santa Monica · Aug 27 W 35–12 Season-high 14 pass breakupsSeason-high 39 catches
  9. Wk 6 · vs Downey · Sep 1 L 13–33 2-game winning run ended3 interceptions
  10. Wk 7 · vs Palos Verdes · Sep 10 L 7–19 13 pass breakups314 passing yards
  11. Wk 8 · @ Banning · Sep 14 W 27–7 Second game with a defensive touchdownBack in the win column
  12. Wk 9 · vs Redondo Union · Sep 17 Next Next Bay game Sep 17
Open Mira Costa Season HQ
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