Cabrillo Football Defeated Compton Centennial 33-28
The victory secures Cabrillo’s third win of the 2026 season and their first Hub City League success.
Updated on Oct. 10, 2026 in Football

Cabrillo football emerged victorious against Compton Centennial with a 33-28 score, marking their first win in the Hub City League. This result brings the team to three wins for the season, a milestone not reached since 2016.
Why it matters
The game was marked by an early offensive surge that put Cabrillo in a dominant position before a late-game officiating discrepancy tested their lead. The win establishes momentum for the team as they prepare for a matchup against Compton next week.
Quarterback Fernando Leanos completed 21 of 44 passes for 390 yards and five touchdowns. Armon Lumpkin contributed 161 receiving yards on seven catches with three scores, while Zyair Hughes tallied 107 yards on six catches and one touchdown.
The players
Fernando Leanos
He is the starting quarterback for the Cabrillo football team who threw five touchdown passes in the victory.
Armon Lumpkin
He is a wide receiver for Cabrillo who recorded three touchdowns and over 160 receiving yards.
Zyair Hughes
He is a wide receiver who contributed 107 receiving yards and a touchdown for the winning team.
Anthony McKinney
He is a player for Cabrillo who intercepted a key pass during the second half of the game.
The details
Cabrillo built a commanding 20-0 lead in the first quarter behind three touchdown passes from Leanos. Although Centennial narrowed the gap to five points late in the game, an interception by Anthony McKinney helped preserve the lead despite an officiating delay involving a broken marker box.
Timeline
2016: The last time Cabrillo achieved three wins in a single season.
October 9, 2026: The date Cabrillo defeated Compton Centennial.
After 10:30pm: The time the game concluded.
Next week: Cabrillo is scheduled to visit Compton.
Season Trajectory
This victory establishes Cabrillo as a competitive force in the Hub City League standings early in the conference schedule. The win pushes the team to a level of performance not seen in a decade, altering the playoff and league standing projections for the remainder of the 2026 season.
The victory secures Cabrillo’s first league win, positioning them favorably for their upcoming visit to Compton next week. Statistical leaders Leanos, Lumpkin, and Hughes now represent the primary offensive production metrics for the team's ongoing conference campaign.
The takeaway
Cabrillo demonstrated significant offensive firepower by building an early lead against conference competition. Maintaining composure during late-game officiating issues proved vital for the team to secure their most successful season start in ten years.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by The562.










