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Elk Grove high School football player, Elijah Jones (25) catches the ball in front of Del Campo High School football player, Preston Semkw (2) during the fourth quarter to set up the winning touchdown as Del Campo High School hosts Elk Grove High School, Friday Sept. 7, 2012. Elk Grove high School won the game 20-16. Brian Baer/ Special to the Bee -
Del Campo High School football player, Isaac Martinez (20) runs with the ball for a touchdown after his reception to take the lead 16-13 during the fourth quarter as Del Campo High School hosts Elk Grove High School, Friday Sept. 7, 2012. Elk Grove high School won the game 20-16. Brian Baer/ Special to the Bee -
Del Campo High School football player, Josh Blumgold (6) runs with the ball during the third quarter as Del Campo High School hosts Elk Grove High School, Friday Sept. 7, 2012. Brian Baer/ Special to the Bee -
Elk Grove high School football player, Wadus Parker (21) runs with the ball for a touchdown to take the lead 12-10 during the fourth quarter as Del Campo High School hosts Elk Grove High School, Friday Sept. 7, 2012. Elk Grove high School won the game 20-16. Brian Baer/ Special to the Bee -
Del Campo High School football player, Preston Semkw (2) knocks the helmet of Elk Grove high School football player, Spencer Sheff (6) during the fourth quarter as Del Campo High School hosts Elk Grove High School, Friday Sept. 7, 2012. Elk Grove high School won the game 20-16 Brian Baer/ Special to the Bee -
Elk Grove high School football player, Noah Letuligasenoa Ta'amu (12) tackles Del Campo High School football player, Romeo Lopez (22) during the first quarter as Del Campo High School hosts Elk Grove High School, Friday Sept. 7, 2012. -
Del Campo High School football player, Mason Voge (23) runs with the ball during the second quarter as Del Campo High School hosts Elk Grove High School, Friday Sept. 7, 2012. -
Elk Grove high School runs with the ball as the sun sets during the first quarter as Del Campo High School hosts Elk Grove High School, Friday Sept. 7, 2012. -
Elk Grove high School football player, Guy Scott-Hall (5) runs with the ball as he is tackled by Del Campo High School football player, Tyler Fuches (42) and Del Campo High School football player, Joe Lopez (21) as Del Campo High School hosts Elk Grove High School, Friday Sept. 7, 2012. -
Elk Grove high School football player, Elijah Jones (25) catches the ball as Del Campo High School hosts Elk Grove High School, Friday Sept. 7, 2012. -
The flag flies at half staff in honor of fallen CHP officer Kenyon Youngstrom as Del Campo High School hosts Elk Grove High School, Friday Sept. 7, 2012. -
Del Campo High School comes onto the field as Del Campo High School hosts Elk Grove High School, Friday Sept. 7, 2012. -
Del Campo High School football players warm up before the game as Del Campo High School hosts Elk Grove High School, Friday Sept. 7, 2012. -
Del Campo High School football player, Derek Rodigo (13) pouch kicks the ball as Del Campo High School hosts Elk Grove High School, Friday Sept. 7, 2012. -
Del Campo High School hosts Elk Grove High School, Friday Sept. 7, 2012. -
Del Campo High School hosts Elk Grove High School, Friday Sept. 7, 2012. -
Del Campo High School football player, Isaac Martinez (20) attempts to stop Elk Grove high School football player, Bwon Canada (14) he he dives for the end zone for the only score of the firsts half as Del Campo High School hosts Elk Grove High School, Friday Sept. 7, 2012. -
Del Campo High School hosts Elk Grove High School, Friday Sept. 7, 2012. -
Del Campo High School football player, Isaac Cisneros (30) is upended during the second quarter as Del Campo High School hosts Elk Grove High School, Friday Sept. 7, 2012. -
Elk Grove high School football player, Spencer Sheff (6) tackles Del Campo High School football player, Isaac Cisneros (30) during the second quarter as Del Campo High School hosts Elk Grove High School, Friday Sept. 7, 2012. -
Del Campo High School football player, Derek Rodigo (13) passes the ball during the second quarter as Del Campo High School hosts Elk Grove High School, Friday Sept. 7, 2012. -
The Del Campo High School mascot smiles before the game as Del Campo High School hosts Elk Grove High School, Friday Sept. 7, 2012.
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