The Centennial High School varsity football team (Bakersfield, CA) will host Moorpark (CA) in a home non-conference matchup on Friday, August 29, at 7:30 p.m.

Centennial vs Moorpark Football Game Info:

What: California High School Football
Who: Centennial vs Moorpark
When: Friday, August 29, 2025
Time: 7:30 PM
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Game preview: Centennial vs Moorpark

Moorpark Opens Season Strong with Dominant Win Over Centennial

Bakersfield, CA – The Moorpark Musketeers kicked off their 2025-26 high school football season with a statement victory, defeating the Centennial Golden Hawks 44-20 on the road. The performance showcased Moorpark’s offensive balance and defensive toughness, setting the tone for what could be a promising campaign.

Fast Start Fuels Moorpark’s Victory

Moorpark wasted no time taking control of the game, exploding for 14 points in the first quarter and another 13 in the second, building a commanding halftime lead. The Musketeers continued to apply pressure in the fourth quarter, adding 14 more points to seal the win. Their quarter-by-quarter scoring—14, 13, 3, and 14—highlights a consistent offensive rhythm.

Centennial, meanwhile, struggled early, failing to score in the first quarter and managing only 7 points in the second. Although the Golden Hawks mounted a small push with 13 points in the fourth, it wasn’t enough to overcome Moorpark’s dominance.

Offensive Balance and Defensive Presence

Moorpark’s offense demonstrated versatility, racking up 211 total yards per game—136 on the ground and 75 through the air. Quarterback Troy Reyes led the charge with 75 passing yards and 76 total yards, while Logan Moon powered the ground game with 50 rushing yards per game. On the receiving end, Davis Benson contributed 34 yards, keeping Centennial’s secondary on its heels.

Defensively, Moorpark posted 44 tackles per game, led by Gerrit Gray with 11 tackles. Kade Hunter added a sack, while Jack Kleidosty chipped in with 8 points, showcasing the Musketeers’ ability to capitalize on scoring opportunities.

Centennial’s Struggles Continue

For Centennial, the loss drops them to 0-1 overall, and the numbers tell the story. The Golden Hawks failed to establish rhythm on offense, posting just 20 total points across four quarters. Their lone bright spot came late in the game when they added two touchdowns in the fourth quarter.

Defensively, Centennial couldn’t contain Moorpark’s balanced attack and gave up 44 points, highlighting areas that need immediate improvement.

What’s Next?

Moorpark (1-0) heads into its next matchup with momentum, looking to maintain its offensive efficiency and defensive toughness. Centennial (0-1), on the other hand, will need to regroup quickly as they aim to notch their first win of the season.

By the Numbers

• Moorpark: 44 points, 211 total yards per game, 1 sack, 44 tackles per game

• Centennial: 20 points, 0-1 record, 35 points allowed

• Key Player: QB Troy Reyes (75 passing yards, 76 total yards)