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The VNHS wolves raise their helmets in the air during the national anthem to kick off the homecoming game. The Homecoming game on Oct. 2, 2021 ended in a defeat for the home team 35-8 against Panorama.
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Panorama leaves our wolves in the dust as they start off the game with strong offense
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The red wolves attempt to defend their side from the line of attacking Panorama players who managed the overpower the home team in the first half.
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Van Nuys gets ready to snap the ball for the homecoming game. With a loss of 35-8, this will be the third home game loss of the season.
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GRAB AND GO: Wolves defensive lineman Abraham Melero (#8) latches onto Panorama center Raymond Torralba, going for a tackle on Oct. 1. Van Nuys lost their Homecoming Game 35-8. The defense held Panorama to only 14 points in the second half, after having given up 21 in just the first quarter.
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Junior Cheerleader Kyla Villanueva and the rest of the cheer team shows their support and keeps the crowd entertained as the game continues. The top ranking crew also performed during the halftime show.
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Dance Company opens the game against Panorama with a jazzy performance to cheer the football team on.
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Trombone player Bryan Velasco gives the crowd a passionate solo in the song “Seven Nation Army” during Marching Band’s halftime show.
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Alfredo Reyes is sidelined with an injury towards the end of the game as the crowd watches in the back.
Van Nuys went up against Panorama for the homecoming game on Oct. 1, 2021, but unfortunately lost 35 – 8.
The offense showed promise this week in the second quarter. While it was slightly inconsistent, the offense risked many more deep passes and connected on some of them.
The run game was an ineffective tool because of Panorama’s secure defensive line. The offense had to rely on their passing, which resulted in some interceptions.
The hometown defense started to rev up around the end of the second quarter and remained strong at the beginning of the third.
The defense held Panorama’s offense to just 14 additional points in the second half after giving up 21 points in the first quarter.
With the defense coming alive in the middle of the game, the offense showed a lot of potential to get better, especially in pass coverage.
While the score looked bad it doesn’t show the true story of the game and what actually happened.
The entire team showed potential in this game to get better for next year’s Homecoming battle.
