"At midseason, junior quarterback Taylor Lee of Oxnard Pacifica is a revelation, someone who didn't start last season and has thrust himself into MVP consideration with 19 touchdown passes in his last three games and 26 in five games for the unbeaten Tritons (5-0). "He's amazing," L.A. Hamilton coach Elijah Asante said. "Someone's going to get a real good quarterback. The kid can play.""
"Lee completed nine of 10 passes for 215 yards and four touchdowns. He could have thrown touchdowns all night but Hamilton was able to run off plenty of time in the first half with short passes until drives were halted by a fumble and interception. Freshman quarterback Thaddeus Breaux completed 31 of 45 passes for 270 yards, with touchdown passes to Kristian Leslie and Jacob Riley. Leslie caught 16 passes for 125 yards."
"What's impressive about Lee is his ability to run Pacifica's no-huddle, quick tempo offense. At the end of the second quarter, he moved the team quickly down field in 30 seconds, completing four consecutive passes for 82 yards and ending with a two-yard touchdown pass to Will Jones Jr. for a 28-0 halftime lead. It was like watching Corona Centennial's effective no-huddle offense. "We try to do it that way," coach Mike Moon said."
Taylor Lee has emerged as Pacifica's starting junior quarterback, producing 26 touchdown passes in five games and sparking a 5-0 record. He completed nine of 10 passes for 215 yards and four touchdowns in a 42-14 win over Hamilton, running a fast no-huddle offense that produced a 30-second, 82-yard scoring drive to make it 28-0 at halftime. Hamilton's freshman Thaddeus Breaux completed 31 of 45 for 270 yards with two touchdowns, while Kristian Leslie caught 16 passes for 125 yards. Lee credits longtime receiver chemistry and a senior offensive line for the offensive success.
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