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Condors Defend Home Field Against El Camino

By GetSportsFocus | Santa Clara, CA | October 16, 2025

GetSportsFocus made its first-ever stop at MacDonald High School in Santa Clara — a campus and football program just four years old — and the Condors didn’t disappoint. Under head coach Burt Codera, MacDonald hosted the El Camino Colts in a hard-fought Thursday night matchup that showcased the growth and toughness of both programs.

Setting the Tone

El Camino came out with energy behind senior quarterback Quentin Bromaghim (#5) and running back Noah David (#1), marching deep into Condor territory on their opening drive. But a fourth-and-two mishap near the 12-yard line ended the Colts’ scoring chance, setting up a defensive battle early.

The Condors capitalized on momentum in the second quarter. Senior linebacker and running back John Leonard (#1)read the quarterback perfectly for an interception, returning it deep into Colt territory. Moments later, senior running back Isaiah Tela (#5) powered into the end zone for the first touchdown of the game, putting MacDonald on the board.

Leonard struck again on the next defensive series with another interception — this time a pick-six — giving the Condors a commanding 14–0 lead.

Before halftime, the Condor defense made yet another statement. Senior lineman Boston Olivarez (#55) forced a fumble that was scooped and returned by senior linebacker Siaosi HauTau (#2) for a long touchdown. The defense had scored twice and gave MacDonald a 20–0 halftime advantage.

Colts Fight Back

The Colts came out of the locker room re-energized. Senior Leo Mejia (#13) provided a big kick return to open the half, and Noah David (#1) continued his strong play, carrying the ball on nearly every snap of a 12-play drive. Senior fullback Jairus Bernales (#22) finished it off with a 1-yard touchdown run to put El Camino on the board.

Momentum shifted back and forth as both defenses tightened. HauTau forced another fumble and recovery for the Condors, while the Colts answered with a takeaway of their own to end the third quarter at 20–7.

Down to the Wire

In the fourth quarter, David took control for El Camino, touching the ball six times on a single drive and finishing it with another touchdown to bring the Colts within one score at 20–14.

But senior quarterback Moussa Fall (#12) and the Condor offense kept their composure. Working behind his veteran line anchored by senior center Darey Villamar (#65), along with Diego Tellez (#69) and Carlos Hernandez Romero (#60), Fall converted several clutch third- and fourth-down plays to run out the clock and secure the win.

With the victory, MacDonald improved to 6–1 overall and 3–1 in league, continuing one of the best seasons in the young program’s history.

Postgame Reflections

John Leonard | LB/RB, MacDonald:

“It started off rough — they had all the energy, but we took it from them. We’ve been playing with each other since ninth grade. Our coaches never gave up on us. We remind ourselves why we play this game — because we’re Condors.”

Moussa Fall | QB, MacDonald:

“This is a tough group. That last drive represents our whole team — we executed, we believed, and we finished. I’m grateful for everyone who helped us get here and give all glory to God.”

Darey Villamar | C, MacDonald:

“My brothers up front have been with me since day one. The coaches believed in us and made me captain. We’ve dreamed about this since freshman year.”

Noah David | RB, El Camino:

“It all starts with intensity. We were down 20–0, but we never stopped fighting. No excuses — just lessons. I do this for my family and my brothers. Win or lose, we keep going.”

Building a Legacy

Coach Burt Codera and his staff, recently recognized as the GSF Weekly Coaching Staff of the Week, continue to build a strong foundation for the Condors. The senior class — Leonard, Fall, Tela, HauTau, Villamar, and others — represent the program’s rise from its early struggles to becoming one of the most respected teams in Santa Clara.

For the Colts, senior leaders David, Bromaghim, and Bernales proved their resilience and fight until the very end.

Four years in, the Condors aren’t just playing football — they’re building a legacy of belief, loyalty, and brotherhood.