FRIDAY IN A NUTSHELL

HOW THE TOP 10 FARED

1. Los Alamitos (2-0) defeated Servite (1-1), 45-28, Thursday. 2. Mission Viejo (2-0) defeated University (1-1), 56-6. 3. Edison (1-1) lost to Capistrano Valley (2-0), 37-10. 4. El Toro (2-0) defeated Fountain Valley (1-1), 27-19. 5. Santa Ana (2-0) defeated Saddleback (0-2), 21-0, Thursday. 6. Fountain Valley (1-1) lost to El Toro (2-0), 27-19. 7. Sunny Hills (2-0) defeated El Modena (0-2), 21-0. 8. Huntington Beach (2-0) defeated Pacifica (1-1), 12-7, Thursday. 9. Estancia (2-0) defeated Laguna Hills (1-1), 26-7. 10. Capistrano Valley (2-0) defeated Edison (1-1), 37-10. STREAKS

The county’s two longest winning streaks came to and end Friday night. El Toro edged Fountain Valley, 27-19, to halt the Barons’ 10-game winning streak, and Dana Hills surprised Trabuco Hills, 14-7, the Mustangs’ first loss in eight games. Brea-Olinda and Orange Lutheran are now the leaders, each with four victories in a row, although Orange Lutheran has a chance to make it five in a row today against Aquinas.

TOP PERFORMERS

While his father and coach Marijon Ancich, in a cast and in a tower 30 feet above the playing field, watched, his son, Visko Ancich, rushed for 68 yards in 17 carries, caught five passes for 111 yards and scored two touchdowns to lead Tustin to a 21-20 victory over Mater Dei.

Steve Stenstrom, El Toro quarterback, completed 12 of 15 passes for 201 yards and one touchdown to outduel Willy Puga, Fountain Valley quarterback. Puga completed 14 of 24 for 114 yards and one touchdown. They each were intercepted once. Tight end Bo Haley caught five passes for 100 yards and a touchdown in El Toro’s 27-19 victory.

DEFENDER OF THE DAY

Loara defensive backs Greg Ramsey and Brett Banta each returned a pass for a touchdown in the second half of the Saxons’ 36-7 victory over Anaheim. Ramsey’s return of 65 yards and Banta’s return of 15 came on consecutive passes by Anaheim quarterback Robert Jones.

QUOTE UNQUOTE

‘We already lost our tails then we lost everything in the locker room. We got everything ripped off in the locker room, all our jewelry, rings, money, wallets. It was all there at halftime.’

--Edison Coach Dave White, returning to his team’s locker room at Capistrano Valley after the Cougars defeated Edison 37-10 Friday night.

‘A number of times we had him at the point of attack and did the ole move on him. You know, the way a matador lets the bull run by his cape, well, that’s the way we tried to tackle Pizula.’

--Bill Backstrom, El Modena coach, on his team’s inability to tackle Sunny Hills fullback Brian Pizula

‘There must be something in our water. Every year, we go through this and I sure don’t see any other teams with this problem.’

--Tim Devaney, Sunny Hills coach, after watching three of his players carried off the field with leg cramps.

ODDS AND ENDS

Going after the kicker, standard procedure for most kickoff return teams, was abandoned by Kennedy High School against Santa Ana Valley Friday night. But it might have been more for safety than strategy. Loren Raglasnd, the Falcons’ kicker, is listed at 6-foot-4, 303 pounds. Three of his kickoffs went in and out of the end zone.