Huntington Beach, CA — The Laguna Beach Varsity football team travelled to Huntington Beach to play the Oilers for their final regular season game of 2026. The Breakers were very happy to have senior quarterback Jack Hurst back on the field for this game. On Huntington’s first possession, they drove the ball to the Laguna 20 but missed on a 37 yard field goal. Laguna was unable to move the ball up field and punted back to the Oilers. On their first play of this possession, their tailback took a pitch to the left and raced 65 yards up field for the first touchdown of the game. Both teams had a hard time moving the ball for the most of the second quarter but on their last possession, the Breakers threw the ball down field before Hurst found his favorite receiver, Brady Stringham for a 2 yard touchdown pass, tying the game at seven. Laguna kicked off to start the second half, and the Oilers returner took the ball 98 yards for touchdown. However, Will Kimball was able to block the extra point attempt. Starting on their own 20, Laguna drove the ball down field and again Hurst found Stringham for a touchdown and with the added extra point Laguna led 14 to 13. On Huntington‘s next possession, the defense forced a fumble recovered by freshman Christian Hamelberg. Unfortunately, for Laguna this only led to a missed field goal attempt. Laguna’s lack of depth took its toll when Xavier Brooks was forced to leave the game with an knee injury. Huntington scored 22 unanswered points in the fourth quarter leading to the final score of Huntington 35 Laguna Beach 14. The Breakers will be in the CIF-SS Division 6 playoffs with a game at home on Friday, November 6 at 7:00.