"MORAGA Jhadis Luckey swaggered up to the line of scrimmage, waving his left hand up and down as he inched closer his linemen. For that brief moment he was less of a running back and more of a conductor. Offenses typically quiet down their fans before big plans; Luckey wanted to hear his roar before putting the game on ice."
"Behind Luckey's two touchdowns, 127 rushing yards and game-saving catch on fourth-and-eight during the fourth, Clayton Valley narrowly defeated Campolindo 21-17 to advance to the NCS Division II championship and play Monte Vista for the title. Our guys are resilient, man, said Clayton Valley head coach Nick Tisa. In January, had 70 kids come up for a meeting to play football."
Jhadis Luckey produced two touchdowns, 127 rushing yards and a game-saving fourth-and-eight catch to lift Clayton Valley to a 21-17 victory over Campolindo. Clayton Valley will advance to the NCS Division II championship to face Monte Vista. Head coach Nick Tisa credited player resilience after offseason transfers and emphasized loyalty, brotherhood and commitment. Campolindo turned to junior quarterback Cayden Mulliken at halftime; Mulliken completed 8-of-12 passes for 116 yards though senior Micah Parker scored both Campolindo touchdowns. Clayton Valley opened with a 12-play, 51-yard touchdown drive capped by a 10-yard Luckey run. Clayton Valley later attempted a fourth-and-one at its own 28.
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