Girls Varsity Flag Football falls to Chino

Aniya Grant

April 11, 2024

The Varsity Girls Flag Football team fell to Chino High School’s Cowboys during their previous game on Monday.

On April 8, our Girls Varsity Flag Football team was defeated by Chino High School with a final score of 20-0. After the game, Ayala’s record is now 0-3 overall, and 0-2 in their league. This was the third game played this season, which is also the first season for the team.

As the first half progressed, Chino scored a touchdown from the 22-yard line through a passing play. They then earned the extra-point from a successful Point After Touchdown (PAT), putting them up 7-0. Later on, Chino scored another touchdown, followed by another successful PAT which put them up 14-0. The first half ended with a score of 14-0 with Chino taking the lead.

As the second half started, Chino scored another touchdown from the 30-yard line. However, they did not receive the extra point. This set the score at 20-0. As the rest of the half went on, the score remained the same and Chino took the win, 20-0.

Their next game will be against Chino Hills on April 15.

About the Contributors

Aniya Grant, Staff Writer

Aniya Grant (10) is a staff writer, and this is her 2nd year with the Bulldog Times. Aniya looks forward to gaining more experience in student journalism, and building new relationships around campus. Aniya hopes to learn more about the students of Ayala through her writing, and is excited to collaborate with her peers to fully experience the art of journalism. Outside of school, Aniya enjoys playing flag football with her friends and has been in the sport for a year. She loves binge-watching TV shows and playing online games with her friends, including Roblox. One day, she aspires to travel the world while pursuing a career that allows her to do so.

David Jung, Staff Member

David Jung (10) is a writer for the Bulldog Times, and this is his 1st year on staff. David hopes to write articles for future members to read and for them to write stories that will surpass his own. He looks forward to seeing how the process will work out and seeing all members in action. He is also part of the Ayala Tennis team, being in J.V . In his free time, he enjoys playing video games, listening to music, making model kits, reading all kinds of books, eating many sweets, and taking good naps (if he can in the first place).