A blowout high school football game on Friday night was called to an end early after the two teams got in a fight in which punches were thrown and a helmet was yanked off an athlete.
In the fourth quarter of the game against two teams in the Fresno, California area, the fight broke out during a punt by Garza High School to Central High School, according to the Sacramento Bee. Video of the chaotic scene shows some punches being thrown and appears to show a player from Graza ripping the helmet off a Central player and swinging it back in his direction one time before releasing it.
See a video below from the start of the punt through coaches’ intervention:
Football final
Central 40 Garza 0
Game called in the 3rd quarter after this ugly fight.
This is unfortunate that this happened.
Stay tuned on what will happen.
Give credit to the coaches who did what they could to stop it. pic.twitter.com/0b1tMe8wAG
— PAGMETER (@PAGMETER) August 24, 2024
The owner of the social media platform X page, who also runs this Central Valley high school sports website, posted a second angle of the fight:
The game was called to a close with about 10 minutes remaining and Central leading 40-0. Sophomore quarterback Jelani Dippel completed his varsity debut by completing 20 of 26 passes for 293 yards and a pair of touchdowns, according to the Sac Bee. Junior running back Brandon Smith added 187 yards and three touchdowns on just three carries.
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY High School Sports Wire: Video: California high school game ends early due to fight
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