Las Lomas Remained Undefeated in Flag Football
The Las Lomas high school team has posted a perfect 16-0 record to lead the Metro Area in flag football.
Updated on Oct. 12, 2026 in Football
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Las Lomas High School has reached a 16-0 record, becoming the only undefeated flag football team in the Metro Area this season. The squad has outscored opponents 479-65 while recording eight shutouts.
Why it matters
The team's success highlights the dominance of a senior-heavy roster that includes 11 graduating students out of 16 total players. This season marks a significant turnaround after the team was eliminated in the North Coast Section Division 1 semifinals last year.
Quarterback Maggie Kruger has compiled 2,103 passing yards and 46 touchdowns alongside 1,137 rushing yards. Receiver Violet Keeperman has contributed 60 catches for 748 yards and 20 touchdowns.
The players
Maggie Kruger
She is the starting quarterback for the Las Lomas flag football team who leads the offense with significant passing and rushing production.
Violet Keeperman
She serves as a key receiving target on the Las Lomas roster with double-digit touchdown receptions.
Matt Keeperman
He is the defensive coordinator responsible for managing the team's defensive strategy throughout the season.
The details
Led by defensive coordinator Matt Keeperman, the Las Lomas defensive unit has proven highly effective by allowing only 65 total points throughout the season. The roster relies heavily on multi-sport athletes, including six players who simultaneously compete in club soccer.
Timeline
Last week, Las Lomas defeated College Park-Pleasant Hill 20-7.
Las Lomas plays Clayton Valley Charter on Monday.
Las Lomas plays Menlo School-Atherton on October 23.
Season Trajectory
This undefeated run marks a significant shift for the Las Lomas program following their exit in the North Coast Section Division 1 playoff semifinals last year. The current 16-0 record establishes the team as a clear favorite as they head toward the next phase of the postseason schedule.
With 11 of 16 players being seniors, the current roster's performance represents a final opportunity for this specific group to secure a championship before graduation. The team's defensive success in eight shutouts provides a stable foundation as they enter the high-stakes games scheduled for Monday and October 23.
The takeaway
The success of the Las Lomas team underscores the impact of integrating multi-sport athletes into a unified game strategy. Developing a balanced roster remains essential for high school programs aiming to sustain high-intensity performance throughout a long season.
What happens next
The team faces Clayton Valley Charter on Monday and will conclude its upcoming schedule with a game against Menlo School-Atherton on October 23.
Further reading
For more local coverage, visit the Football section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Sacramento Bee.
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