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HEAD COACH LEAGUE RECORD OVERALL RECORD
 Ramon Juarez 0 - 3 - 0 4 - 4 - 0
# Player Position Height Weight Year
1 Anthony Bolanos WR, DB 6-0 165 Soph
2 Steven Del Villar QB, DB 5-11 180 Soph
3 Ronnie Palacios QB, DB 6-2 180 JR
4 Andre Ortega TE, DE 6-0 205 SR
5 Pepe Quinonez RB, DB 5-7 150 SR
6 Art Cerna K 5-6 135 JR
9 Ivan Acevedo RB, LB 5-7 150 JR
10 Phillip Montiel TE, LB 5-11 165 SR
11 Jeanlafitt Nunez TE, LB 5-11 200 SR
12 Victor Renteria FB, LB 5-11 170 JR
17 Jonathan Nava WR, DB 5-10 150 SR
18 Gustavo Laines WR, DB 5-8 140 SR
20 Randy Palacios WR, DB 6-2 165 SR
22 Anthony Perez WR, DB 5-8 150 SR
24 Steven Real WR, FS 5-8 150 SR
25 Matt Botello RB, DB 5-7 175 JR
27 David De La Riva WR, DB 5-7 150 SR
28 Troy Robinson WR, DB 5-11 160 SR
31 Carlos Ramos FB, DB 5-6 145 JR
33 Raul Juarez FB, LB 5-7 150 Soph
34 Tony Hernandez FB, LB 5-11 210 SR
40 Arturo Alvarez FB, DE 5-8 220 SR
42 Gabriel Ramirez TE, LB 5-8 205 SR
45 Jose Garibay TE, DE 5-8 190 SR
47 Ricardo Carrillo K 6-1 230 JR
48 Michael Crosby TE, DL 6-2 235 JR
50 Alexander Vivo OL, DL 6-0 210 JR
51 Conrad Zheng OL, DL 5-9 230 JR
52 Edward Gonzalez OL, DL 5-10 245 SR
53 Nathaniel Atondo OL, DL 6-0 200 SR
54 Jesse Carvajal OL, DL 6-0 245 JR
55 Sal Flores OL, DL 5-11 250 SR
56 Daniel Vega OL, LB 5-11 170 SR
57 Richard Cervantes OL, DL 6-2 190 SR
58 Feliciano Covarrubias OL, DL 5-8 210 SR
59 Jose Martinez OL, DL 5-9 220 SR
60 Michael Guzman C, DL 5-10 260 JR
62 Ernesto Castro C, DL 6-0 240 JR
68 Bryan Ramos OL, DL 5-8 240 JR
69 Eric Diaz OL, DL 6-4 280 SR
74 Sergio Navarro OL, DL 5-10 270 SR
75 Ivan Serrano OL, DL 5-10 190 Soph
77 Gary Gasparyan OL, DL 6-3 270 JR
78 Miguel Torres OL, DL 5-9 250 SR
79 Manuel Torres OL, DL 5-8 260 SR
81 Gavan Ramirez WR, FS 5-9 180 JR


2007 TEAM STATS (10 Weeks)
Scoring TD XP FG Tot. Pts P/G
Matt Botello 15  2    92  9.2 
Tony Hernandez 5  0    30  3.0 
Andre Ortega 4      24  2.4 
Art Cerna    14  3  23  3.3 
Gavan Ramirez 3      18  2.0 
Michael Crosby 2  2    14  1.4 
Anthony Bolanos 1  4  1  13  1.3 
Pepe Quinonez 2      12  1.2 
Ronnie Palacios 1  4    10  1.0 
Ricardo Carrillo   4  1  7  .7 
Ivan Acevedo 1      6  .6 
Randy Palacios 1      6  .6 
Anthony Perez 1      6  .6 
Team Season Totals: 36  30  5  261  26.1 

Scoring (Kick) PAT FG Tot. Pts P/G
Art Cerna 14  3  23  3.3 
Anthony Bolanos 4  1  7  .7 
Ricardo Carrillo 4  1  7  .7 
Tony Hernandez 0    0  .0 
Team Season Totals: 22  5  37  3.7 

Rushing Num Yds Avg TD Y/G
Matt Botello 124  643  5.19  8  64.3 
Ronnie Palacios 86  248  2.88  1  24.8 
Tony Hernandez 42  223  5.31  2  22.3 
Andre Ortega 20  107  5.35  1  10.7 
Pepe Quinonez 9  57  6.33  1  5.7 
Arturo Alvarez 3  38  12.67    3.8 
Victor Renteria 5  14  2.80    1.4 
Steven Del Villar 4  6  1.50    .6 
Steven Real 1  4  4.00    .4 
Anthony Bolanos 2  3  1.50    .3 
Team Season Totals: 296  1343  4.54  13  134.3 

Receiving Num Yds Avg TD Y/G
Matt Botello 29  575  19.83  4  57.5 
Gavan Ramirez 14  421  30.07  2  46.8 
Tony Hernandez 30  329  10.97  3  32.9 
Andre Ortega 25  329  13.16  2  32.9 
Randy Palacios 12  210  17.50  1  21.0 
Michael Crosby 6  87  14.50  2  8.7 
Steven Real 4  74  18.50    7.4 
Anthony Bolanos 3  51  17.00  1  5.1 
Anthony Perez 3  18  6.00  1  1.8 
Pepe Quinonez 1  15  15.00    1.5 
Team Season Totals: 127  2109  16.61  16  210.9 

Passing Cmp Att Cmp
 Yds Int TD QB. Rat. Y/G
Ronnie Palacios 119  202  .589  1844  6  12  97  184.4 
Tony Hernandez 2  2  1.000  164    2  158  16.4 
Steven Del Villar 6  17  .353  101    2  95  10.1 
Steven Real 0  2  .000        40   
Team Season Totals: 127  223  .570  2109  6  16  102  210.9 

Total Offense Rush Pass Tot Y/G
Ronnie Palacios 248  1844  2092  209.2 
Matt Botello 643    643  64.3 
Tony Hernandez 223  164  387  38.7 
Steven Del Villar 6  101  107  10.7 
Andre Ortega 107    107  10.7 
Pepe Quinonez 57    57  5.7 
Arturo Alvarez 38    38  3.8 
Victor Renteria 14    14  1.4 
Steven Real 4    4  .4 
Anthony Bolanos 3    3  .3 
Team Season Totals: 1343  2109  3452  345.2 

All Purpose Rush Rec Rtns Tot Yds/G
Matt Botello 643  575  585  1803  180.3 
Tony Hernandez 223  329    552  55.2 
Andre Ortega 107  329  79  515  51.5 
Gavan Ramirez   421    421  46.8 
Randy Palacios   210  38  248  24.8 
Ronnie Palacios 248      248  24.8 
Pepe Quinonez 57  15  20  92  9.2 
Michael Crosby   87    87  8.7 
Steven Real 4  74    78  7.8 
Anthony Bolanos 3  51    54  5.4 
Arturo Alvarez 38      38  3.8 
Anthony Perez   18  17  35  3.5 
Victor Renteria 14      14  1.4 
Steven Del Villar 6      6  .6 
Team Season Totals: 1343  2109  739  4191  419.1 

Tackles Tkl Ast Tot Tkl Tkl/G
Pepe Quinonez 70  37  107  10.7 
Andre Ortega 47  18  65  6.5 
Steven Real 36  28  64  6.4 
Tony Hernandez 31  20  51  5.1 
Randy Palacios 23  23  46  4.6 
Ronnie Palacios 31  13  44  4.4 
Arturo Alvarez 23  17  40  4.0 
Ivan Acevedo 19  18  37  3.7 
Jose Garibay 23  14  37  3.7 
Anthony Perez 26  8  34  3.4 
Michael Crosby 13  9  22  2.2 
Sergio Navarro 7  7  14  1.4 
Matt Botello 8  5  13  1.3 
Daniel Vega 5  8  13  1.3 
Gustavo Laines 7  5  12  1.2 
Steven Del Villar 7  3  10  1.0 
Troy Robinson 4  6  10  1.0 
Anthony Bolanos 6  1  7  .7 
Nathaniel Atondo 4  2  6  .6 
David De La Riva 3  3  6  .6 
Jose Martinez 3  2  5  .5 
Edward Gonzalez 1  2  3  .3 
Victor Renteria 2  1  3  .3 
Sal Flores 1  1  2  .2 
Carlos Ramos 1  1  2  .2 
Art Cerna   1  1  .1 
Richard Cervantes   1  1  .1 
Raul Juarez 1    1  .1 
Gavan Ramirez 1    1  .1 
Ivan Serrano 1    1  .1 
Conrad Zheng 1    1  .1 
Team Season Totals: 405  254  659  65.9 

Sacks Sacks Sacks/G Pass Def.
Andre Ortega 5.0  .5  1 
Pepe Quinonez 5.0  .5  2 
Jose Garibay 3.5  .4   
Ivan Acevedo 2.5  .3   
Michael Crosby 2.5  .3   
Matt Botello 2.0  .2   
Tony Hernandez 2.0  .2  2 
Randy Palacios 1.5  .2  7 
Arturo Alvarez .5  .1   
Sergio Navarro .5  .1   
Anthony Perez     1 
Steven Real     2 
Team Season Totals: 25.0  2.5  15 

Defensive Statistics Int Fum. Rcry
Ronnie Palacios 4  1 
Andre Ortega 2  1 
Randy Palacios 2  1 
Ivan Acevedo 1   
Steven Del Villar 1   
Tony Hernandez 1   
Steven Real 1   
Anthony Bolanos   1 
Jose Garibay   2 
Anthony Perez   1 
Pepe Quinonez   4 
Troy Robinson   1 
Team Season Totals: 12  12 

Punt Returns Punt. Num Punt. Yds Punt. Avg Punt. Lng
Matt Botello 5  216  43.20  72 
Randy Palacios 5  38  7.60   
Team Season Totals: 10  254  25.40  72 

Kickoff Returns KO. Num KO. Yds KO. Avg
Matt Botello 15  369  24.60 
Andre Ortega 5  79  15.80 
Pepe Quinonez 3  20  6.67 
Anthony Perez 2  17  8.50 
Team Season Totals: 25  485  19.40 

Punt Punt Num Punt Yds Punt Avg Punt Lng
Steven Del Villar 9  340  37.78  65 
Tony Hernandez 9  304  33.78   
Matt Botello 1  32  32.00   
Team Season Totals: 19  676  35.58  65 

Field Goals Made Att Pct Lng
Art Cerna 3  4  .750   
Anthony Bolanos 1  1  1.000  22 
Ricardo Carrillo 1  1  1.000  19 
Team Season Totals: 5  6  .833  22 

PAT (Kick) Made Att Pct
Art Cerna 14  16  .875 
Anthony Bolanos 4  5  .800 
Ricardo Carrillo 4  7  .571 
Tony Hernandez 0  1  .000 
Team Season Totals: 22  29  .759 

 TITANS PREVAIL AT LA SERNA

LIGHT THE TORCH! The Titans are back. With their backs against the wall, Pioneer defeated No. 5 ranked La Serna, 37-21, to force the DRL into a three-way tie for third and a potential automatic play-off spot in CIF. We're having a party out here in Florida. Great job, coaches and team. Pioneer is now 6-4 on the year and deserving of the automatic spot or the At-Large spot at the very least. We will anxiously await the Del Rio Leagues decision.



· The 07 Titans got off to a strong start, running over Gabrielino 42-0 announcing that Pioneer would be a team to be reconned with in the DRL and Southeast Division.

· Week two brought more of the same determination as Pioneer stopped Ontario 21-7, displaying a formidable defense.

· Hosting South El Monte, in week three, the Titans ran their record to 3-0 with a decisive 29-14 victory.

· Again a strong defense dominated as the Titan scored 34 to shutdown Gladstone 34-0 and accent their arrival in 2007.

· They say success sets up a hard fall. Pioneer experienced that fall as Cypress stopped their unbeaten streak for the second year in a row. This time the score was Titans 20, Cypress 24. Pioneer is 4-1 after five weeks.

· Week six brings the start of DRL play. Pioneer draws unbeaten California at home. It's homecoming week. But the celebration is short-lived as the Condors give Pioneer a reality check... Titans lose their second in a row, 9-40. De Javu?

· Unable to find the breakdown in a team that held much promise just a few short weeks ago, the Titans returned home from Cal stadium licking their wounds as the Whittier Cardinals handed them loss number three. The 16-38 defeat dropped Pioneer to 4-3 and 0-2 in league play.

· Week eight. Pioneer takes to Titan field to host Santa Fe. The Chiefs have had their own troubling season and were looking for a win against the Titans to reverse their fortunes. Santa Fe did just that, handing Pioneer loss number four, 22-35, in a hard fought game. For the Titans it's beginning to look like a tale of two seasons, again, wrapped up in one year.

· Pioneer 31, El Rancho 28. It was a tough win, but it was also a good win. After four weeks of losing, any win is a good win. But this win was especially satisfying. At El Rancho. The Don's homecoming. The growing rivary between Pioneer and El Rancho make it almost as sweet as beating Santa Fe. More importantly, the Titan's W carries with it some important implications. First, the win makes Pioneer 5-4 overall. Second, it gives them an important DRL win and sets up a potential scenario that would advance the Titans to CIF playoffs. Read my blog on the DRL website to find out how.

Webmaster Note:
As a Pioneer alumnus and diehard Titan fan it's difficult to be critical of Pioneer's football program. Under the instruction of Head Coach Ramon Juarez, these kids work hard, year in and year out. They have had some successes, including the 1998 Del Rio League title, and some promising teams in the early 2000's. But, putting my bias aside, I can't help but wonder what it is that cases the Titans to disinegrate so often.

Getting off to a fast start and then coming apart at the seams is not something new at Pioneer. Set aside the three years, out of forty-eight that the Titans won a League title and you'll find a truckload of years when Pioneer let the big ones get away. Dating back to the Suburban League of the 60's and the Whitmont of the 70's, 80's and early 90's and the story is the same. It's like the seasons are split in two and different Titan teams show up to play each half season. Color me confused.

I'm three thousand miles away. That makes it difficult to attend Titan games. But on game night I order my pizza, break out the snacks, ice up my Mountain Dew, connect to the Internet and follow the game with the help of local Whittier area friends. It is a weekly routine that I enjoy; even at the late hour here on the east coast. It's also the safest place for me to vent my frustrations as week to week I follow a team failing to play to its potential.

SCOREBOARD

Gabrielino 0, Pioneer 40
Pioneer 21, Ontario 7
S El Monte 14, Pioneer 29
Pioneer 34, Gladstone 0
Pioneer 20, Cypress 24
California 40, Pioneer 9
Pioneer 16, Whittier 38
Santa Fe 35, Pioneer 22
Pioneer 31, El Rancho 28
La Serna 21, Pioneer 37


DRL Standings
1. California 4-1, 9-1
2. La Serna 3-2, 7-3
3. El Rancho 3-2, 3-5
4. Santa Fe 2-3, 5-5
4. Pioneer 2-3, 6-4
6. Whittier 1-4, 6-4

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