Southwest kept its perfect record intact with a 32-9 district win over South San Friday night at Bobcat Stadium.
Quick Take: Southwest coach Alex Franco has seen his dreams come true through the Dragon s' first six games of the year. Not just because his team defeated South San for the 17th straight time. But because he has been able to watch his son, senior quarterback AJ Franco, lead Southwest to a perfect start to the season, including a 32-9 win over the Bobcats in a District 14-5A matchup Friday at Bobcat Stadium . “I never dreamt him playing this good,” Alex Franco said of watching his son.
“If you have those people, then we can get the ball to our offensive guys.” Senior running back Jah Mills punched in the Dragons’ final touchdown with a 9-yard rush and junior kicker Jaime Murillo knocked through a 34-yarder with 7:34 remaining in the third quarter. What it means: Southwest is currently on a 12-game regular-season winning streak and is off to one of its best starts in years.
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