Tustin rolls past Dana Hills behind Noble’s five TDs

Dana Hills quarterback Casey Cisowski, a sophomore, looks for the pass during first quarter play against Tustin on Friday evening.
Dana Hills quarterback Casey Cisowski looks to pass while under pressure during the first quarter of Friday's game against visiting Tustin.
The Tustin Varsity Pep Squad was in the spirit for their first game of the season against Tustin on Friday evening.
The Tustin defensive line swarms Dana Hills' David Dylan Aronne after he took a handoff during the first half.
Orange County Football Officials Association Referees for the Dana Hills Tustin game, Frank Werner, of Ladera Ranch, Rick Langemeier, of Buena Park, JD Deson, of La Habra, Eric Holguin, of Laguna Niguel, and Rorrest Werner, of San Juan Capistrano.
Tustin's Kenneth Carr runs the ball on a handoff and is met by Dana Hills' Jack Oliver for the tackle on Friday evening.
Tustin's Joey Madonna runs the ball after catching a pass as Dana Hills' Jacob Rowley looks for the tackle on Friday evening.
Tustin's Joey Madonna looks to escape from Dana Hills' Zach Schumann on a punt return early in the first half on Friday evening.
Dana Hills' Charlie Bortnick can't catch Tustin's De Von Anderson as he takes one last look back on a 60-yard touchdown run.
Dana Hills quarterback Casey Cisowski fakes a handoff to Joe Rice late in the first quarter against Tustin on Friday evening.
Tustin's Kenneth Carr runs the ball as Dana Hills' Henry Slovakian and Jacob Rowley try to tackle him during the first half on Friday evening.
The Dana Hills Varsity Pep Squad was in the spirit for their first game of the season against Tustin on Friday evening.

By Brent Shaver | Orange County Register

August 28, 2015 at 11:31 p.m.

TUSTIN – Tustin got its 2015 season off to a dominating start Friday night at home.

The Tillers scored five touchdowns in the first quarter, the first two on their opening two offensive plays, and rolled to a 74-14 nonleague victory over Dana Hills.

“I told our guys that I wanted a quick start,” Tustin coach Winter Welz said. “I wanted to get out of the gates so it was nice to see that happen.

“We were just really ready to play a game. Our kids were chomping at the bit to play another team.”

A lot of Tustin players had big nights, but senior running back Tyler Noble was at the top.

He finished with five touchdowns, including a 25-yard scoring run on Tustin’s first play from scrimmage. Noble had a 44-yard touchdown run that gave Tustin a 33-0 lead. He later caught a 1-yard TD pass from quarterback Alema Pilimai. And Noble closed out the first half with a 96-yard kickoff return for a score.

Noble, who also intercepted a pass on defense, capped his huge offensive night with a 42-yard touchdown run with 10:15 left in the third quarter that gave Tustin a 68-7 advantage.

He ended up with 132 yards rushing on six carries.

“I didn’t even realize that he had five touchdowns,” Welz said. “It seemed like every time he touched the ball he scored a touchdown.

“He is a legitimate Division 1 player. He has the speed and he showcased it tonight.”

Pilimai completed six of eight passes for 125 yards and three touchdowns and also rushed for a score.

De Von Anderson caught two touchdown passes and had 51 yards receiving. Jonathan Di Maio had two receptions for 57 yards and a score for Tustin.

Dana Hills got on the board with 1:40 left in the first half when David Aronne ran in from 7 yards. It made the score 54-7. . Corey Cisowski threw for 69 yards and one TD for Dana Hills.