Important Game Information
General Information
- Gates open at 11 a.m.
- No tailgating is permitted
- To not block the view of other spectators, umbrellas may only be used at the top row of the bleachers
- We highly encourage you to wear a mask for the duration of the game
- We encourage fans to remained distanced as much as possible
- Be respectful at all times to all players, coaches, officials, and other fans
Entrance/Exit
- The north gate will be the only entrance
- Tickets may be purchased at the north gate
- Comped tickets are available at the north gate
- The north gate and southeast gate will be available as exits at the conclusion of the game
Tickets
- Adults – $10
- Seniors Citizens 55+– $7
- Children Under 12 –$5
- Students with SCIAC ID – Free
Restrooms
- Restrooms are located in the portables at the sound end of the bleachers
- Handicap accessible restrooms are located in the portables at the north end of the bleachers
- The restrooms in Mainiero Hall (brick building northeast of the stadium entrance) are also available
Postgame
- Fans are not allowed on the field
- Please do not interact with players at the conclusion of the game, you may meet your players in the parking lot after the field is cleared
Sportsmanship Statement
It is the responsibility of the University of La Verne, the SCIAC, and the NCAA to promote good sportsmanship only. Derogatory statements of any kind directed towards players, coaches, officials, or other fans will not be tolerated and are ground for removal from the venue. Also, any alcoholic beverages and illegal substances are strictly prohibited.
Team Information
Game Preview
Story by Sebastián Abdón Ibarra, Sports Information Student Assistant
The University of La Verne football team faces a tough test this week in the form of the University of Redlands Bulldogs. Redlands boasts an impressive win on their resume over a tough Claremont-Mudd-Scripps team last week.
Coming off of his best game as a Leo in which he threw for 263 yards and two touchdowns, quarterback Tyrone Williams Jr. could be the key to an upset on Saturday afternoon if he is able to elevate his game further. Nathaniel Sagastume has emerged as one of Williams’ go-to targets this season, last week against Cal Lutheran Sagastume racked up 123 yards receiving. The senior from Garden Grove is the leading receiver in SCIAC with 404 yards. The trio of Williams, Sagastume, and Spencer Pool have combined to give La Verne the best passing attack in the SCIAC, averaging over 300 yards of passing per game. With Redlands having one of the better rush defenses in SCIAC a good performance from Williams and company will be key.
The strength of the Bulldogs is their running game as it ranks first in SCIAC with 732 total yards on the ground for an average of 183 yards per game. CMS has rushed for 817 yards but has played one more game. Not only does Redlands pound the rock, they are extremely efficient as they also are tied for the best yards per carry average in SCIAC with 5.2. The Bulldogs also possess the third leading rusher in SCAIC in the form of Kai Thompson. In four games, Thompson ranks in the top five in yards, yards per game, yards per carry, and touchdowns.
The Bulldogs have struggled with turnovers in the passing game, totaling four interceptions to just six touchdowns. Redlands does not have a single receiver in the top 10 in receiving. Look for the Leos to stack the box and force quarterback Nathan Martinez to throw the ball. While La Verne’s pass defense ranks fifth in SCIAC, they only allow 216.3 yards per game and are tied for second in the conference with five interceptions.
Welcome to the University of La Verne and enjoy the game!
Credits:
Chris Mora