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Photo Gallery: ARC defeats Sacramento City College

Barbara Harvey and Nicholas Corey
November 17, 2015
American River College defensive back Dmitri Scott tackles Sacramento City College wide receiver Keylan Mack during ARC’s 38-18 win over SCC on Saturday, Nov. 14, 2015. (Photo by Barbara Harvey)
American River College wide receivers Zack Suarez, left, and Jonathan Lopez celebrate Lopez’s touchdown in the first quarter during ARC’s 38-18 win over Sacramento City College on Saturday, Nov. 14, 2015. (Photo by Barbara Harvey)American River College wide receivers Zack Suarez, left, and Jonathan Lopez celebrate Lopez’s touchdown in the first quarter during ARC’s 38-18 win over Sacramento City College on Saturday, Nov. 14, 2015. (Photo by Barbara Harvey)
American River College defensive back Josh Houston brings down Sacramento City College’s Justin Yeaton during ARC’s 38-18 win over SCC on Nov. 14, 2015. (Photo by Barbara Harvey)American River College defensive back Josh Houston brings down Sacramento City College’s Justin Yeaton during ARC’s 38-18 win over SCC on Nov. 14, 2015. (Photo by Barbara Harvey)
American River College quarterback Jihad Vercher rushes the ball during ARC’s 38-18 win over Sacramento City College on Saturday, Nov. 14, 2015. (Photo by Barbara Harvey)American River College quarterback Jihad Vercher rushes the ball during ARC’s 38-18 win over Sacramento City College on Saturday, Nov. 14, 2015. (Photo by Barbara Harvey)
American River College wide receiver Damen Wheeler returns a kick for 49 yards during ARC’s 38-18 win over Sacramento City College on Saturday, Nov. 14, 2015. (Photo by Barbara Harvey)American River College wide receiver Damen Wheeler returns a kick for 49 yards during ARC’s 38-18 win over Sacramento City College on Saturday, Nov. 14, 2015. (Photo by Barbara Harvey)
American River College football head coach Jon Osterhout awaits a call on an ARC touchdown during ARC’s 38-18 win over Sacramento City College on Saturday, Nov. 14, 2015. (Photo by Barbara Harvey)American River College football head coach Jon Osterhout awaits a call on an ARC touchdown during ARC’s 38-18 win over Sacramento City College on Saturday, Nov. 14, 2015. (Photo by Barbara Harvey)
American River College defensive back Dmitri Scott tackles Sacramento City College wide receiver Keylan Mack during ARC’s 38-18 win over SCC on Saturday, Nov. 14, 2015. (Photo by Barbara Harvey)American River College defensive back Dmitri Scott tackles Sacramento City College wide receiver Keylan Mack during ARC’s 38-18 win over SCC on Saturday, Nov. 14, 2015. (Photo by Barbara Harvey)
Running back Armand Shyne for American River College bursts through a wall of Sacramento City College defenders. Shyne ran for two touchdowns with over 120 yards on the ground in ARC’s 38-18 win on Nov. 14, 2015. (Photo by Nicholas Corey)Running back Armand Shyne for American River College bursts through a wall of Sacramento City College defenders. Shyne ran for two touchdowns with over 120 yards on the ground in ARC’s 38-18 win on Nov. 14, 2015. (Photo by Nicholas Corey)
American River College wide receiver Marc Ellis jumps to catch a ball against Sacramento City College on Nov. 14, 2015. Ellis made four receptions for over 100 yards with an average of 26 yards per catch in the 38-18 win. (Photo by Nicholas Corey)American River College wide receiver Marc Ellis jumps to catch a ball against Sacramento City College on Nov. 14, 2015. Ellis made four receptions for over 100 yards with an average of 26 yards per catch in the 38-18 win. (Photo by Nicholas Corey)
Sacramento City College quarterback Taylor Laird attempts to hurdle American River College defenders as he runs up the sideline. ARC topped Sac City 38-18 on Nov. 14, 2015 and ARC’s defense held Laird to 23-51 for 198 yards with one touchdown and he ran twice for only four yards. (Photo by Nicholas Corey)Sacramento City College quarterback Taylor Laird attempts to hurdle American River College defenders as he runs up the sideline. ARC topped Sac City 38-18 on Nov. 14, 2015 and ARC’s defense held Laird to 23-51 for 198 yards with one touchdown and he ran twice for only four yards. (Photo by Nicholas Corey)
American River College quarterback Jihad Vercher tosses the ball down the field against Sacramento City College on Nov. 14, 2015. Vercher threw for over 350 yards with two touchdowns on 22 of 34 attempts and ARC crushed Sac City 38-18. (Photo by Nicholas Corey)American River College quarterback Jihad Vercher tosses the ball down the field against Sacramento City College on Nov. 14, 2015. Vercher threw for over 350 yards with two touchdowns on 22 of 34 attempts and ARC crushed Sac City 38-18. (Photo by Nicholas Corey)
Defensive lineman Quincy Capel of American River College grabs at the jersey of Sacramento City College running back Leonard Skattebo in attempt to drag him to the turf. Capel had three tackles in ARC’s 38-18 win on Nov. 14, 2015. (Photo by Nicholas Corey)Defensive lineman Quincy Capel of American River College grabs at the jersey of Sacramento City College running back Leonard Skattebo in attempt to drag him to the turf. Capel had three tackles in ARC’s 38-18 win on Nov. 14, 2015. (Photo by Nicholas Corey)
American River College’s punter Chance Veimau-Ching allows his block to open up as he runs for 11 yards and the first down. ARC beat Sacramento City College 38-18 on Nov. 14 2015 and Veimau-Ching punted twice in the game with a net of 72 yards. (Photo by Nicholas Corey)American River College’s punter Chance Veimau-Ching allows his block to open up as he runs for 11 yards and the first down. ARC beat Sacramento City College 38-18 on Nov. 14 2015 and Veimau-Ching punted twice in the game with a net of 72 yards. (Photo by Nicholas Corey)
Punter Chance Veimau-Ching of American River College takes off on a designed run play against Sacramento City College. ARC defeated Sac City 38-18 in the final game of the regular season on Nov. 14, 2015. (Photo by Nicholas Corey)Punter Chance Veimau-Ching of American River College takes off on a designed run play against Sacramento City College. ARC defeated Sac City 38-18 in the final game of the regular season on Nov. 14, 2015. (Photo by Nicholas Corey)
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