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Ray Zapanta walks with his girlfriend Lanissa Visamoune and family as the Rio Linda seniors were honored before Friday nights Capital Valley Conference football championship game between visiting Del Campo at Rio Linda High School. -
The Rio Linda Knights take the field before Friday nights Capital Valley Conference football championship game between visiting Del Campo at Rio Linda High School. -
Rio Linda head coach Michael Norris and Del Campo's Mike Dimino talk before Friday nights Capital Valley Conference football championship game between visiting Del Campo at Rio Linda High School. -
(l-r) Del Campo players Ric Shaw, Derek Rodigo during the National Anthem before Friday nights Capital Valley Conference football championship game between visiting Del Campo at Rio Linda High School. -
Cougars quarterback is tackled by Knights Craig DeLuz after a seven yard run in the first quarter in Friday nights Capital Valley Conference football championship game between visiting Del Campo at Rio Linda High School. -
Rio Linda's Ray Zapanta intercepts a pass in front on Cougars tightened Cam Purcell in the second quarter in Friday nights Capital Valley Conference football championship game between visiting Del Campo at Rio Linda High School. -
Del Campo's Josh Blumgold dives for the goal line past Knights Lamar Bible, after taking a pass and catch 36 yards in the first quarter in Friday nights Capital Valley Conference football championship game between visiting Del Campo at Rio Linda High School. -
Cougars Austin Brown is pushed back by Knights Leonard Skattebo after scoring on a one yard run in the first quarter in Friday nights Capital Valley Conference football championship game between visiting Del Campo at Rio Linda High School. -
Knights Stephen Andrews runs for a short gain in the first quarter in Friday nights Capital Valley Conference football championship game between visiting Del Campo at Rio Linda High School. -
Knights receiver JT Loudon catches a 24 yard touchdown pass as Cougars Preston Semkw tries to defend in the second quarter in Friday nights Capital Valley Conference football championship game between visiting Del Campo at Rio Linda High School. -
Cougars running back Austin Brown is greeted by teammate Derek Rodigo after Brown's six yard touchdown run in the second quarter in Friday nights Capital Valley Conference football championship game between visiting Del Campo at Rio Linda High School. -
Knights running back Marcel Brown is brought down after a four yard run by Cougars Joe Lopez in the second quarter in Friday nights Capital Valley Conference football championship game between visiting Del Campo at Rio Linda High School. -
Knights Keenan Hunt catches a 35 yard touchdown catch in the second quarter, beating the double team of Preston Semkw (rt) and Mike Hatfield in Friday nights Capital Valley Conference football championship game between visiting Del Campo at Rio Linda High School. -
Del Campo quarterback Derek Rodigo scrambles before passing in the second quarter in Friday nights Capital Valley Conference football championship game between visiting Del Campo at Rio Linda High School. -
Cougars running back Austin Brown runs through Knights defenders Isaac Cisneros and #20 Isaac Martinez in Friday nights Capital Valley Conference football championship game between visiting Del Campo at Rio Linda High School.
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