Matilda Torres Toros Crushed Madera South Stallions
The Toros dominated the game with a 46-6 victory at Toro Stadium in Madera.
Updated on Oct. 14, 2026 in Football
The Matilda Torres Toros defeated the Madera South Stallions 46-6 in a flag football match. The Toros used a massive 32-point scoring burst in the second quarter to secure the win at Toro Stadium.
Why it matters
The game was defined by a massive gap in total offense, with the Toros outgaining the Stallions 344 yards to 80. The victory showcased a highly efficient Toros offense that capitalized on defensive turnovers throughout the second quarter.
The Toros recorded 344 total offensive yards compared to just 80 for the Stallions, who were limited to only nine rushing yards. Adalynn Chavez led the offensive effort by rushing for 101 yards and accounting for six total touchdowns.
The players
Adalynn Chavez
She is a standout athlete for the Matilda Torres Toros who led the team with 101 rushing yards and six total touchdowns.
Amerie Lujan
She serves as a receiver for the Matilda Torres Toros and recorded four catches for 74 yards and a touchdown.
Crystal Galicia
She is a player for the Matilda Torres Toros who contributed one touchdown to the team victory.
Matilda Torres Toros
This is a high school flag football team based in Madera that competes in local league matchups.
Madera South Stallions
This is a high school flag football team based in Madera that regularly competes against city rivals.
The details
The Toros offense relied on Adalynn Chavez to generate points, while the defense recorded three key interceptions in the second quarter. The Stallions struggled to move the ball, with their four quarterbacks combining for only 71 passing yards on 15 completions.
Timeline
The football game took place on October 8, 2026.
Season Trajectory
This dominant victory significantly bolsters the standing of the Matilda Torres Toros within the 2026 local Madera flag football league schedule. The result creates a stark divide in the competitive balance of the division as teams approach the final stages of the regular season.
The Toros' six-touchdown performance from Adalynn Chavez cements her role as a primary scoring threat for upcoming playoff seeding. Conversely, the Stallions' inability to surpass 100 total yards forces an immediate re-evaluation of their offensive rotation for future matchups.
The takeaway
The Toros demonstrated the impact of turnover-driven offense by capitalizing on three second-quarter interceptions. Fans and players can look to these stats to see how defensive efficiency directly dictates offensive rhythm in high school flag football.
Further reading
Find more local coverage on the Madera Football section.
