The Palisades High football team, which was shut out by Santa Monica the previous week, absorbed another one-sided loss Friday, September 21, losing at Peninsula, 48-7.
Peninsula’s Ryan Solomon ran for 306 yards.
Peninsula had begun its season with two losses for the first time in school history. Palisades, which defeated Hollywood in its first game, has a 1-2 record.
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