Bishop Amats Ryan Salcedo has five touchdowns in

Ryan Salcedo scored his fifth landing of the evening on a 79-yard run up the suitable sideline with 1:07 to play, lifting visiting Bishop Amat to a 42-38 victory in a wild shootout with Valencia, spoiling a evening in which the Vikings obtained a 50-yard area objective from Matteo Petroski.

Valencia had a last probability to win the sport, driving inside the Bishop Amat 15-yard line with 9 seconds to play. But Viking quarterback Brady Bretthauer overthrew a wide-open Hudson Sanders in the end zone then had his third-down cross batted down as time expired.

Salcedo scored on an eight-run carry in the first half but went wild in the second, speeding for more than 170 yards and scoring on carries of 48, 11, 3 and 79 yards. Each landing either tied the rating or put the Bishop Amat (2-1) forward.

Bishop Amat’s only other landing got here on Kanan Khansarinia’s 95-yard kickoff return just before halftime. But Khansarinia sustained an injury early in the third quarter and left the stadium on a crutches, a brace on his knee left.

Bretthauer handed for more than 300 yards and three touchdowns for Valencia (2-1), hitting Caleb Larson and Brian Bonner on landing strikes of 21 and 85 yards in the first half and Anthony Vernon on a 23-yard rating with 67 seconds to play, giving the Vikings their last lead of the evening. Bonner and Bretthauer also had speeding touchdowns,

On protection Elias Holloway had a big evening with a fumble recovery and an interception for Valencia.

Each crew tried just one punt with Bishop Amat’s Mac Naughtin blocking Valencia’s attempt with less than 4 minutes to play, setting up the Lancers’ penultimate landing.