In a battle of Wing-T offenses, it was Bradshaw Christian that came out on top Friday at Lathrop, 35-28.

The Pride of Sacramento built a 21-point lead but was shut out in the second half.

Kameron Jones provided much of the highlights for Lathrop, finishing with 111 rushing yards on eight attempts and three total touchdowns. The senior wingback/defensive back dashed his way to 69- and 31-yard touchdown scampers in the first quarter, vaulting the Spartans ahead, 14-7.

Bradshaw Christian’s offense was unstoppable for the remainder of the half, smashing its way to 28 unanswered points. Sophomores Nathan Zeppieri and Brandon Burden accounted for two rushing TDs apiece for the Pride.

Quarterback Jerico Santillan sparked Lathrop’s comeback attempt, scoring from a yard out in the third quarter. Later in the third, the defense came through with its biggest play, as Justin Tisdell forced a fumble near the Spartans’ own goal line. Jones went coast-to-coast for the scoop-and-score and his third touchdown of the night.

The Spartans next travel to Concord to take on Mt. Diablo.

Central Valley Christian 42, Ripon Christian 14

Ripon Christian tallied its lone touchdowns in the fourth quarter, when Trey Fasani hooked up with Griffin de Abreu for 17- and 23-yard touchdown tosses with a running clock. The Knights were held to just five first-down conversions and 125 yards of offense.

Thys Van Der Hoek set up the second score by recovering a fumble he caused. Ethan Schenk converted both point-after kicks. Josh Miller and Ethan McGovern led the defense with five solo tackles apiece. Grant Sonke had two highlights, a quarterback sack and

The Cavaliers of Visalia roared out to a 36-0 halftime lead, as quarterback Max Bakker threw for two touchdowns and ran for another.

Jaeden Moore was one of five touchdown scorers for CVC. He recently committed to Oregon as an edge rusher.

Ripon Christian will look to right the ship in Sonoma County next week, where they’ll face Cloverdale.