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Rancho defeats Ayala High School at Minions-themed game

Matthew Tulloss-Nolan, Photographer • November 6, 2024
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The RCHS varsity football team charges out onto the field at the Minions-themed football game. For the Friday, Oct. 11 game against Ayala.

As fans entered the stadium on Friday, Oct. 11 for the Minion-themed football game against Ayala High School, they were overwhelmed with the yellow that filled the stadium. Rancho’s varsity football team made an aggressive entrance to the game charging in carrying the U.S. flag. The game was filled with excitement as Rancho crushed Ayala with a score of 28-0 by the second quarter. The game only got more exciting as Rancho and Ayala went back and forth with a finishing score of 38-7. The game was filled with fun and excitement, leaving fans with a fun game to remember.

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Matthew Tulloss-Nolan
The RCHS varsity football team charges out onto the field at the Minions-themed football game. For the Friday, Oct. 11 game against Ayala.
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Matthew Tulloss-Nolan.
Matthew Tulloss-Nolan., Staff Reporter
Matthew Tulloss-Nolan is a freshman in high school and is in his first year in journalism, He is a staff/reporter for the school newspaper, The Cats Eye. His favorite thing about journalism is the photography for stories on the school and its events. When he's not in school he uses his time to go to the gym, Cook/Bake meals for himself, and play video games.