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Elijah McDaniel helps lead Dorsey to Division I quarterfinal win over Eagle Rock

By Editorial Board Published November 18, 2025 5 Min Read
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Elijah McDaniel helps lead Dorsey to Division I quarterfinal win over Eagle Rock

Shortly earlier than Monday afternoon’s Metropolis Part Division I quarterfinal soccer sport between host Eagle Rock and Dorsey was set to start within the pouring rain, referee Patrick Riley dominated the center of the grass area unsafe.

Metropolis Part Commissioner Vicky Lagos was in attendance and acted shortly to get the competition, scheduled to start at 4 p.m., moved to an alternate web site, which turned out to be Contreras Studying Complicated — seven and a half miles away in downtown Los Angeles. When all was stated and accomplished, Dorsey moved on to the semifinals after a dominant 26-0 shutout.

“When the referees ruled the field unplayable we immediately called Sotomayor and Contreras because they have turf fields and are the closest in proximity to Eagle Rock,” Lagos stated. “We had to arrange busing and we’re thankful to the officials — it was the same crew that was going to do the game Friday. If we couldn’t find a facility [today] then we would’ve had to play the game tomorrow.”

The sport was speculated to be performed Friday evening together with the total slate of Metropolis Part contests, however it was postponed till Monday afternoon after a transformer drawback left the college with out energy.

Dorsey broad receiver Stafon Johnson runs with the ball throughout a Metropolis Part Division I playoff win over Eagle Rock on Monday evening.

(Craig Weston)

“We were told at 3:45 that we weren’t going to be able to play,” stated Dorsey coach Stafon Johnson, a Dorsey alum who performed at USC from 2006-09. My foremost concern at that time was whichever group wins would have a brief turnaround for the following sport.”

When the sport lastly kicked off at 6:45 p.m. the rain was nonetheless pouring. Eleventh-seeded Dorsey managed the tempo from the beginning, marching 65 yards in 5 performs on its first possession, which ended on a five-yard run by Mahkai McCluster.

Nathan Schiebler fumbled on the second play of Eagle Rock’s first possession and defensive lineman Draysean Mixson recovered for Dorsey on the Eagles’ 47. Jamell Edmond capped the Dons’ ensuing drive with an 11-yard sweep and Deuce Johnson caught the two-point conversion move to make it 14-0 late within the first quarter.

“We were ready to get down and dirty in the mud,” Dorsey quarterback Elijah McDaniel stated after dashing for 120 yards and engineering all 4 of his group’s scoring drives. “We wanted to play [at Eagle Rock]. We wanted to play Friday even but the longer we had to wait the more time it gave us to prepare.”

Liam Pasten, the most effective passers within the Metropolis, accomplished solely three of seven makes an attempt for 22 yards within the first half and completed seven for twenty-four for 53 yards. Even because the rain subsided within the second half, the third-seeded Eagles (8-4) couldn’t get their offense on monitor.

“I had 100% attendance at practice Saturday in the rain,” Johnson stated. “This is the first time all year we’ve been fully loaded. This is Jamell’s first game back and he made a significant impact. That team averages over 40 points a game and we give them full credit. We just wanted to play … we didn’t care where it was.”

Edmond completed with 87 yards in 10 carries.

De Anthony Younger-Jones scored on a two-yard run to extend the result in 20-0 late within the third quarter and Jaziel Hernandez-Cruz closed the scoring with a one-yard run with 3:48 left within the fourth quarter. The Eleventh-seeded Dons (7-5) can be on the highway once more within the semifinals in opposition to No. 2 South Gate, a sport that has been pushed again to Saturday.

Eagle Rock gamers didn’t get an opportunity to play one final time at Don Mengel Area. In February, development is scheduled to start on the college’s new artificial turf area, eight-lane rubber monitor and scoreboard.

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