2013 Football Headlines
The Rustlers had their moments, but could not score in the most important stages of its 27-17 loss to Riverside City College in the Southern California Bowl, which served as a regional semifinal.
Golden West football finished No. 2 in conference and No. 3 in the National Division, sending them into post season play against Riverside City College in the Southern California Bowl.
In the immediate afterglow of the most successful football season in school history, Golden West College coach Nick Mitchell, surrounded by his players and drenched in Gatorade, had one message.
It was all Golden West from start to finish as the Rustlers pummeled Orange Coast 52-7 and won The Battle for the Bell for the fourth year in a row.
Golden West turned what was a defensive battle into a solid homecoming victory topping Santa Ana 28-16 at LeBard Stadium.
The Golden West Football team improves to 6-1 on the season. The Rustlers were able to overcome a 21-10 deficit in the second quarter to win their third straight Conference contest.
The Rustlers were on the scoreboard early in the game and dramatically pulled ahead with a 45-10 win over Pasadena College. Golden West is now 5-1 overall and 1-1 in conference play.
Golden West scored early and often leading to a 42-10 trouncing of Palomar at LeBard Stadium.
Golden West (3-1) looked like it was in full control of this game scoring first on a Peter Marquez 26-yard field goal in the first quarter.
Golden West dominated from start to finish in a convincing 48-17 victory over L.A. Harbor at LeBard Stadium.
Golden West (1-0) dug deep into their offense and made some clutch plays on defense en route to a thrilling overtime victory of 27-21 over College of the Canyons (0-1) at LeBard Stadium.