The Fullerton Hornet football team remained unbeaten (10-0) by holding off Santa Ana College 56-35 in the 91st Key to the County game.

Fullerton drew first blood scoring the first touchdown of the game on a 37-yard passing TD from QB Jose Escobar to WR Eli Pleasant. FC quickly struck again on a fumble return by DB Alex Bernstein who took it to the house from 60 yards out. Santa Ana never laid down scoring a couple of TDs of their own in the first half, but the Hornets took control of the game maintaining a healthy lead throughout to preserve their perfect season.

The game featured a few broken records, including the record for the highest amount of points in the series with 91 combined points. The previous record was held by three games at 80 points (2003, 2006, 2007).

The stadium was buzzing with excitement as the game also served as the Centennial Homecoming. The stands were full of Hornet supporters from all over, including President Dr. Rajen Vurdien, NOCCCD Chancellor Dr. Ned Doffoney, several NOCCCD Board of Trustees, and former Hornet football players spanning five decades.

Former Hornet Athletic Trainer Bill Chambers was honored at halftime for his 38 years of dedicated service to Fullerton College and the athletic training profession. Hornets and colleagues from all decades and sports came to see Bill receive a bronze plaque with his likeness dedicating the Athletic Training room in his name.

The Hornets will now face College of the Canyons in the first-round of play-offs. The game is scheduled for Saturday, November 23 at 1 pm at Yorba Linda High's Shapell Stadium. 

The North Orange County Community College District is kicking off this year's Innovation Fund with nationally-acclaimed speaker Dr. Terry O'Banion. The presentation, Your Next Bright Idea Could Change Everything, will take place on Monday, December 2 at 2 pm in the Cypress College Campus Theater. No RSVP is necessary.

Dr. O'Banion is the President Emeritus of the League for Innovation in Community Colleges and one of Change magazine's "Idea Champions." His presentation will inspire faculty, staff, and managers to bring their best ideas to reality and enrich student success.

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