Football Roundup : San Diego’s Hayslett: 5 Passes, 4 TDs

Alex Hayslett didn’t throw often, but when he did, the San Diego High School quarterback made them count in a nonleague football game at Coronado Thursday night.

Hayslett was five of five for 181 yards and four touchdowns as San Diego won its third game in four tries this season, its best start since 1967.

Jerome Allen caught all the touchdown passes, scoring from 33, five, 87 and 41 yards as San Diego (3-1) built a 27-0 lead. Chris Bright scored on an eight-yard run for Coronado (0-4).

Patrick Henry 28, Granite Hills 0--Luke Lowrey was 14 of 20 for 180 yards and three touchdowns, and Bruce Tucker returned an intercepted pass 72 yards for another score to lead Patrick Henry (2-2) at Granite Hills (0-4).

Scott Arlin caught touchdown passes of 51 and 16 yards and Shon King caught a 14-yard pass for another score. Arlin had four catches for 89 yards.

Mission Bay 28, West Hills 10--Mission Bay score two fourth-quarter touchdowns to put the nonleague game away at El Capitan High School. Shearon Stewart ran for 130 yards and two touchdowns on 19 carries for Mission Bay (3-1). Stewart scored on runs of 34 and four yards. Brent Kirsten caught touchdown pass of 16 and four yards from Andy Guyader and kicked four extra points for Mission Bay. West Hills (1-3) scored on a 60-yard pass from Joey Fitzgerald to Shawn Smith to pull within 14-10 entering the fourth quarter.

Army-Navy 28, California School for the Deaf 0--Koury Clark rushed for 158 yards and three touchdowns on 17 carries to lead Army-Navy at home. It was the season opener for California School for the Deaf.

Clark, a 15-year-old sophomore, scored on runs of 14, four and 40 yards for Army-Navy (1-1). Jim Choi tackled quarterback Lenny Gonzales for a safety in the third quarter and Joseph Leys caught a 30-yard scoring pass from Jason Cargile in the first quarter.