PHOTOS: Segerstrom gets back on track with 58-0 victory over Westminster in Big-4 finale

Segerstrom’s Braulio Avila is  taken down by Justin Hinoyosa of Westminster Friday night. (Photo courtesy Mark Bausman, For OC Sports Zone)

Segerstrom’s football team got back on track Friday night, defeating Westminster 58-0 in a Big Four League game at Segerstrom.

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Alexzander Mumolo of Westminster picks up yards as Iverson Fuiava of Segerstrom pursues him.

Farid Partida of Segerstrom comes up with an interception.

Segerstrom's Andrew Schouw ties the shoe of a Westminster player.

Braulio Avila of Segerstrom is pursued by two Westminster players.

Segerstrom's Iverson Fuiava was crowned homecoming king.

Iverson Fuiava of Segerstrom heads for a touchdown.

Segerstrom's Saul Ramirez puts on heavy defensive pressure on Justin Grey of Westminster.

Kris Gomez of Segerstrom forces the fumble.

Justin Grey of Westminster drops back to pass Friday night.

Andrew Schouw of Segerstrom gains yards Friday night.

Farid Partida of Segerstrom goes up for a catch.

Segerstrom's Iverson Fuiava makes a jersey tackle on Westminster.

The Jaguars lost to Marina 25-14 last week in a showdown for first place. Marina captured the league title outright on Thursday with a 28-6 victory over Garden Grove.

Segerstrom finished second in league with a 2-1 record and enters the CIF Division 10 playoffs 9-1 overall.

“We played well last night,” said Segerstrom Coach Joseph Tagaloa. “Offense was led by Angel Vega who threw for five touchdowns. He connected with Anthony Gomez for two touchdowns and Andrew Schouw, Iverson Fuiava, and Douglas Lopez (one each).”

Segerstrom’s defense was also solid.

“Defensively we got after it all night with solid play from our defensive line,” Tagaloa said. “We had two big interceptions from Farid Partida and Adan Sodora.

“Special teams was highlighted by Andrew Schouw who returned the first punt he received for a touchdown. This was a total team win. We were able to get all of our seniors in and they played well. Maurice Dunning punctuated the defensive performance with a sack on the last play of the game.”