AMERICAN FOOTBALL
THE MOUNTIE STANDARD
The Unstoppable Engine
Mt. San Antonio College has turned the 2026 campaign into a weekly display of absolute football control. Sitting at 6-1, the Mounties are not merely squeaking past opponents on late field goals or fortunate bounces; they are putting on a comprehensive clinic. Week after week, Mt. SAC executes with a level of precision and raw physical force that leaves opposing coaching staffs searching for answers well before the fourth quarter begins.
That dominance was on full display once again as Mt. SAC welcomed Santa Barbara. From the opening kickoff, the Mounties set a unrelenting tempo, imposing their willpower in all three phases of the game and reinforcing why they remain one of the most feared squads in the state.
PROTECTING HOME.
Every elite program needs a domain where victory feels all but guaranteed, and for Mt. SAC, their home turf has become an unyielding fortress. With another commanding performance in front of the home crowd, the Mounties improved their flawless home record to 4-0 on the year.
AIR RAID.
At the center of Mt. SAC’s high-octane offensive machinery is quarterback JP Mialovski, who continues to assemble a standout season under center. Mialovski commands the pocket with remarkable poise, distributing the football with surgical accuracy and orchestrating scoring drives with calm authority.
Against Santa Barbara, Mialovski spread the wealth among his perimeter weapons, highlighting the depth of this Mountie receiving corps. Playmaker Jordyn Harris found the end zone on a crisp route that left defenders reeling, while Damari Wiggins hauled in a touchdown reception of his own, showcasing his route running ability in the redzone. With Mialovski pulling the trigger and dynamic playmakers like Harris and Wiggins delivering on the outside, Mt. SAC's offense looks poised to keep rolling as the stakes rise down the stretch.
A FEW STATS.
373
NET PASSING YARDS
36
FIRST DOWNS
4
SACKS
257
RUSHING YARDS
