<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1XszEk_0wBT4Nbr00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1XszEk_0wBT4Nbr00" width="1024" height="821" >The Vacaville High School girls flag football team made history by shutting out Rodriguez 19-0, claiming the inaugural Monticello Empire League title. This achievement reflects their dominance in their first season, highlighted by an impressive defense with 10 shutouts and standout performances from Bella Salais and Samantha Mac Niven. Coach Eric Chappell praised his team's hard work and the collaborative effort that led to their success, emphasizing the complex strategies employed without limitations based on gender.<ul><li>Vacaville recorded 10 shutouts in their first season.</li><li>Bella Salais threw three touchdown passes, totaling 105 passing yards and 50 rushing yards.</li><li>Samantha Mac Niven contributed with 49 rushing yards.</li></ul>State of Play<ul><li>The Bulldogs are currently undefeated in league play.</li><li>They are set to face Sacramento next, aiming to maintain their perfect record.</li></ul>The Bulldogs will look to finish their first season strong against Sacramento, with a focus on continuing their undefeated streak in the league.Bottom LineVacaville's victory marks a significant milestone, showcasing their potential and teamwork, with the promise of more success to come in future seasons.</div></body>

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Vacaville High Wins 1st MEL Flag Football Title in Shutout Victory

The Vacaville High School girls flag football team made history by shutting out Rodriguez 19-0, claiming the inaugural Monticello Empire League title. This achievement reflects their dominance in their first season, highlighted by an impressive defense with 10 shutouts and standout performances from Bella Salais and Samantha Mac Niven. Coach Eric Chappell praised his team's hard work and the collaborative effort that led to their success, emphasizing the complex strategies employed without limitations based on gender.