PHOTOS: Segerstrom football team improves mark to 4-0 with 47-20 victory over Troy

Segerstrom’s Rey Garcia (No. 10) and Andrew Schouw get ready to make a stop on Troy’s Zavier Riggs. (Photos courtesy Mark Bausman, For OC Sports Zone)

Segerstrom’s football team, ranked No. 1 in the CIF Division 10, won its fourth game without a loss defeating Troy 47-20 Friday night at Segerstrom.

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Segerstrom takes the field for Friday's game with Troy.

Shane Simpson of Troy tries to break away from a tackle.

Segerstrom's Saul Ramirez makes a tackle on Troy's quarterback Roman Arriaga.

Douglas Lopez of Segerstrom reaches for the ball Friday night.

Nathan Tagaloa of Segerstrom tries to find an open lane.

Matthew Frisbie of Troy is tackled by Segerstrom defenders.

Zavier Riggs of Troy is stopped by Segerstrom Friday night.

Andrew Schouw of Segerstrom gains yards against Troy.

Segerstrom makes a stop on Dominic Bianchi of Troy Friday night.

Troy quarterback Roman Arriaga drops bacxk to pass.

Segerstrom's Douglas Lopez celebrates with teammate Marco Velarde.

Shane Simpson of Troy gains yards against Segerstrom.

Douglas Lopez of Segerstrom reaches out to make a catch Friday.

Troy fell to 0-4 overall.

“Offensively we were efficient moving the ball behind our offensive line and the leadership of Angel Vega at quarterback,” said Segerstrom Coach Joseph Tagaloa. “We got on the board early from the first play from scrimmage when Vega connected with Anthony Gomez for a 62-yard touchdown pass.

“This got our offense going, as we proceeded to score on our next two drives. The ground game was led by Nathan Tagaloa as he averaged over five yards a carry. “

Vega completed 9 of 11 passes for 254 yards and five touchdowns.

“He did a good job putting the ball in our play makers’ hands,” Tagaloa said. “Four different wide receivers had touchdown catches: Anthony Gomez, Iverson Fuiava, Andrew Schouw (two), and Douglas Lopez.”

Tagaloa said the Jaguars’ special teams were outstanding.

“Farid Partida blocked a punt and then returned it for a touchdown,.” he said. “Diego Perez and Anthony Gomez both did their job kicking as Perez was perfect on his PAT’s and Gomez had two touch backs.

“Defensively our boys played collectively and hard. Our defensive front really played well led by Pablo Flores, Christian Hernandez, Saul Ramirez, and Julian Torres. They squeezed the ball and put pressure on Troy’s offense all night. Andrew Schouw had two interceptions, one of which he returned for a touchdown.

“All in all, it was a good night, one in which we were able to get all our guys in, who all played extremely hard.”