Pomona College's Dominant 64-14 Victory Over Thomas Jefferson
On August 27, the Pomona College football squad erupted for a 64-14 win against Thomas Jefferson in what the team has dubbed the "Get Back Game," a matchup that quickly turned into a showcase of offensive firepower and defensive grit.
Quarterback Tucker Ingersoll, a University of Wyoming commit, orchestrated the attack with precision, connecting for three touchdown passes to receiver Isaias Sierra in the first half alone. Sierra, the sophomore speedster, erupted for three scores, two of them coming in quick succession during the opening quarter, while senior running back Rylan Berger added a 65-yard burst that set the tone early.
Ingersoll also displayed his dual-threat capabilities, rumbling for a 37-yard touchdown run in the second quarter and later capping the third with a 27-yard strike to Johnnie Delgado. The offense’s rhythm was unstoppable, generating seven consecutive scoring drives after an initial three-and-out, and the lead swelled to 36-14 at halftime before stretching to 57-14 by the end of the third period.
Defensively, the Broncos shone as well. Senior linebacker Cale Coffman intercepted a pass and returned it for a 20-yard touchdown early in the fourth quarter, underscoring a unit that coach praised as "one of the best sides of the ball" in the locker room.
Looking ahead, Pomona’s schedule features a clash with Holy Family next week, followed by a bye and a showdown against Palisade. Ingersoll, feeling the benefits of a 15‑pound bulk this summer, said the added mass has translated into noticeable speed gains, a development that bodes well for the team’s momentum heading into the next stretch.
With a potent offense, a relentless defense, and a promising slate of opponents, the Broncos appear poised to carry this momentum forward, aiming to translate early-season fireworks into a sustained push for conference contention.