Prep talk: L.A. Wilson flag football team makes dramatic rise in City Section
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Prep talk: L.A. Wilson flag football team makes dramatic rise in City Section
"There's an intriguing story unfolding at Los Angeles Wilson High, where the girls' flag football team has thrust itself into the mix to compete for a City Section Open Division title after an upset win over previously unbeaten Eagle Rock last week. Wilson is 23-1 and has clinched at least a tie for the Northern League title. The Mules need a win over Marshall on Thursday to win the title outright."
"Under coach Andres Ortega, the team has made massive improvement over three years, going from 1-8 to 10-15 to being able to beat longtime power Eagle Rock this season. Wilson has turned to star athlete Anniyah Huteson, a junior who moved from receiver to quarterback. She used to play club flag football with former Eagle Rock star Haylee Weatherspoon. Huteson has passed for nearly 4,000 yards with 62 touchdowns."
Los Angeles Wilson High's girls' flag football team is 23-1 after an upset of unbeaten Eagle Rock. The Mules have secured at least a Northern League co-title and can clinch it outright with a win over Marshall. Coach Andres Ortega led a turnaround from 1-8 to 23-1 over three seasons. Junior Anniyah Huteson moved from receiver to quarterback and has passed for nearly 4,000 yards and 62 touchdowns. Samantha Escarcega and Diana Vargas are primary contributors, with Escarcega recording 27 touchdown receptions. The City Section will announce playoff pairings Saturday; San Pedro and Birmingham won their leagues.
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