HAYWARD — Tennyson’s Taeshaun Lyons produced a record-breaking efficiency in his workforce’s 48-6 victory over host Mt. Eden on Friday.
Lyons, a 6-foot-2, 170-pound senior, racked up 293 receiving yards on eight receptions. All the receiving yards have been within the first three quarters. He had landing catches of 60, 81 and 20 yards within the victory over a cross-town rival. Former longtime coach Terry Smith confirmed that Lyons’ complete receiving yards Friday was a faculty file.
“That is in all probability essentially the most we’ve ever handed since I’ve been right here,” stated Lyons, who has presents from Notre Dame, Washington, Michigan State, Oregon and Utah amongst 19 complete colleges. “The passing sport was working.”
“Taeshaun is an electrical athlete. We now have an electrical workforce right here,” Tennyson coach John Pangelina stated. “Taeshaun is a frontrunner on and off the sector, he contributes on daily basis on particular groups, offense, protection.”
On the primary offensive play of the sport, Lyons caught a 38-yard hitch-and-go from Jordan Hernandez to instantly put the Lancers (3-0) in Mt. Eden territory. Hernandez, who accomplished his first six passes of the sport, completed with 16 completions in 20 makes an attempt for 385 yards and 5 touchdowns. Smith confirmed the passing complete is second all-time in class historical past.
That drive ended with a 14-yard Hernandez landing run. Three performs into the following Tennyson collection, Lyons made a leaping catch beneath stress close to the center of the sector and dodged a number of defenders on a 60-yard landing catch from Hernandez for a 12-0 Tennyson lead.
After a 20-yard run by Jeremiah Powell gave Tennyson one other landing, Hernandez and Lyons linked for an 81-yard catch-and-run landing reception for a 26-0 Tennyson lead with 4 minutes, eight seconds left within the second quarter. The lead grew to 34-0 within the third quarter on an 11-yard scoring go from Hernandez to Jomar Brown and a two-point conversion run by Hernandez. Brown completed with six receptions for 73 yards
Lyons’ ultimate reception went for 20 yards and a landing with 3:15 left within the third quarter. Hernandez added a 31-yard landing go to Brown with 10:13 left within the sport, then Powell’s two-point conversion run capped the scoring with 10:13 left.
Mt. Eden (2-1) scored within the third quarter on a six-yard run by Jahsiri Johnson. He had 70 yards speeding within the sport, and teammate Mofagaga Ameperosa added a game-high 73 yards speeding.
“They didn’t do something completely different tonight. They have been simply higher at it,” Mt. Eden coach Paul Perenon stated of Tennyson. “That’s what occurs when the opposite workforce strikes first, and it takes you some time to unwind, and the entire sudden you wanting up, 26-0 at halftime. And eight (Lyons) is a particular man. However nonetheless, nonetheless, we contributed mightily to their success. However they’re additionally fairly good.”