The Orange Lutheran Lancers were able to hand the Vista Murrieta Broncos their first loss of the season last Friday. The first quarter was was a feeling out period. Neither team was able to score.

In the second quarter Broncos WR Kyle Williams took some snaps under center and ran the ball for a touchdown. The extra point was missed, so Murrieta went up 6-0. Orange Lutheran gained some momentum after that, putting a field goal on the board.

Class of 2015 Vista Murrieta receiver Colin Baker has been balling out for the Broncos this season, hauling in 23 catches for 429 yards and five touchdowns.

After a breakout sophomore campaign that produced 23 catches for 436 yards and seven touchdowns, college coaches and recruiters took notice of Baker's premium skill set and playmaking prowess.

The San Diego State Aztecs became the first of many to offer Baker a scholarship. CLA had the opportunity to touch base with Baker to get his thoughts on the SDSU offer and the recruiting process.

To say that Kishawn Holmes is hungry to play at the next level would be an understatement. At 5'8" 180, the Vista Murrieta (CA) 2014 RB has already proved that he can run with the big boys. His current mission is to convince college coaches and recruiting coordinators that he can do the same alongside the nation's best athletes.

Every so often, there is a student-athlete that comes out and 'wows' everybody that watches him. This time, that player is Su'a Cravens of the Vista Murrieta Broncos that has the entire high school football world buzzing. When you watch him play, it's easy to see why.

Most players to one thing and do it well. Cravens does multiple things and could be a 5-star player at any of those positions including wide receiver, running back, linebacker, safety or returning kicks. No matter where Cravens lines up on the field, he is a threat to make a huge impact on the play.