Record-setting season for the Seahawks comes to an end
Robert Fausett
Posted in: Sports on 12/14/09 at 8:12 PM PST
A record-setting season for the Los Angeles Harbor College football team season came to a dreadful end last month with back-to-back losses.
Despite falling to Fullerton College at Cal State Fullerton, 49-19, on Nov. 21 in the American Bowl, the Seahawks still finished with an impressive 9-2 record (winning its first 9 games and at 9-0 was the last undefeated team in the state standing). Harbor captured the Mountain Conference championship. The Seahawks averaged 44.6 points per game and look to match this year's success next year.
Coach George Swade was named the Mountain Conference coach of the year.
Quarterback Dominique Blackman was named the offensive player of the year.
Blackman transfered from the University of Washington to Harbor after Washington coach Steve Sarkisian wanted him to convert from quarterback to tight end. Blackman had a stellar season defending his position that he can infact play at quarterback.
First-team offense players
Tackle Jabari Coleman-Wilson
Wide reciever Dwayne Frampton
Running back Jon White
White was also named all purpose player.
First-team defense players
Cornerback Darryl Feemster
Defensive end Austin Flynn
Second-team offense players
Wide reciever Jonathan Davis
Wide reciever Ronald Gaudin
Guard Eric Hall
Second-team defense players
Linebacker Adrain Ferns
Defensive back Charles Montalvasge
Team leaders
Blackman completed 264 of 417 passing for 3,711 yards, and 35 touchdowns. He also threw nine interceptions. Blackman also rushed for six touchdowns.
White ran for 1,036 yards on 164 carries and 18 touchdowns. He added 47 receptions for 470 yards and five touchdowns. White also returned to kick returns for touchdowns. Donald Matthews rushed for 378 yards on 69 carries and four touchdowns.
Frampton led all receivers with 77 receptions for 1,230 yards and nine touchdowns. Prentice Gill caught 48 receptions for 651 yards and five touchdowns. Davis caught 33 receptions for 557 yards and 10 touchdowns. Gaudin caught 28 receptions for 420 yards and two touchdowns.
Ferns led the defense with 74 tackles and six sacks. Puncho Aiono and AJ Ropati each with 54 tackles. Delque Chalk with 49 tackles. Kyle Sharman with 46 tackles and 11 for loss. Darrick Parker with 44 tackles. Austin Flynn with 36 tackles and 10 for loss. Justin Balam, Feemster, and Montalvasge each with 33 tackles.
Aiono and Ferns each led with 13.5 tackles for loss.
Flynn led the team with 7.5 sacks. Ivan McDowell and Sharman each added four sacks.
Feemster led with three interceptions. Chalk and Montalvasge each followed with two.
Despite falling to Fullerton College at Cal State Fullerton, 49-19, on Nov. 21 in the American Bowl, the Seahawks still finished with an impressive 9-2 record (winning its first 9 games and at 9-0 was the last undefeated team in the state standing). Harbor captured the Mountain Conference championship. The Seahawks averaged 44.6 points per game and look to match this year's success next year.
Coach George Swade was named the Mountain Conference coach of the year.
Quarterback Dominique Blackman was named the offensive player of the year.
Blackman transfered from the University of Washington to Harbor after Washington coach Steve Sarkisian wanted him to convert from quarterback to tight end. Blackman had a stellar season defending his position that he can infact play at quarterback.
First-team offense players
Tackle Jabari Coleman-Wilson
Wide reciever Dwayne Frampton
Running back Jon White
White was also named all purpose player.
First-team defense players
Cornerback Darryl Feemster
Defensive end Austin Flynn
Second-team offense players
Wide reciever Jonathan Davis
Wide reciever Ronald Gaudin
Guard Eric Hall
Second-team defense players
Linebacker Adrain Ferns
Defensive back Charles Montalvasge
Team leaders
Blackman completed 264 of 417 passing for 3,711 yards, and 35 touchdowns. He also threw nine interceptions. Blackman also rushed for six touchdowns.
White ran for 1,036 yards on 164 carries and 18 touchdowns. He added 47 receptions for 470 yards and five touchdowns. White also returned to kick returns for touchdowns. Donald Matthews rushed for 378 yards on 69 carries and four touchdowns.
Frampton led all receivers with 77 receptions for 1,230 yards and nine touchdowns. Prentice Gill caught 48 receptions for 651 yards and five touchdowns. Davis caught 33 receptions for 557 yards and 10 touchdowns. Gaudin caught 28 receptions for 420 yards and two touchdowns.
Ferns led the defense with 74 tackles and six sacks. Puncho Aiono and AJ Ropati each with 54 tackles. Delque Chalk with 49 tackles. Kyle Sharman with 46 tackles and 11 for loss. Darrick Parker with 44 tackles. Austin Flynn with 36 tackles and 10 for loss. Justin Balam, Feemster, and Montalvasge each with 33 tackles.
Aiono and Ferns each led with 13.5 tackles for loss.
Flynn led the team with 7.5 sacks. Ivan McDowell and Sharman each added four sacks.
Feemster led with three interceptions. Chalk and Montalvasge each followed with two.
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