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Mt. San Jacinto College Eagles Close Season with 40-36 Win over Palomar Comets

The Mt. San Jacinto College Eagles finished the 2026 men's football season with a 40-36 win over Palomar Comets, capped by Julian Silva’s late touchdown run and a critical defensive interception by Camren Williams.

The Mt. San Jacinto College Eagles men’s football team ended their season with a thrilling 40-36 victory against the Palomar Comets at HCN Bank Stadium on Saturday night.

Julian Silva scored the game-winning touchdown on a 12-yard run with 39 seconds remaining, capping a decisive final drive. Defensive back Camren Williams secured the win by intercepting a Palomar pass on the Comets’ last possession.

James Trevino played a significant role, contributing two field goals, a touchdown reception, seven catches for 119 yards, and three punts. Quarterbacks Cole Vasquez and Julian Silva combined for 322 passing yards. Kee-Esoul Pitchford led the receiving corps with 10 receptions for 129 yards.

The match featured numerous lead changes and an intense back-and-forth fourth quarter. Linebacker Brandon McIntosh led the Eagles defensively with eight tackles, while Camren Williams added six tackles, a sack, and the crucial interception. Mt. San Jacinto College finished the season with a 3-7 overall record and a 1-6 mark in the competitive Southern League National Division.

CSB Take

Mt. San Jacinto College’s thrilling season-ending win showcased the team’s resilience and offensive capabilities, particularly highlighting the leadership of Julian Silva and the versatility of James Trevino. Although the overall record was below .500, the competitive performance in a strong Southern League provides a solid foundation for future improvement. With continued development and focus, the Eagles have potential to become a playoff contender in upcoming seasons.


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