OMBAC Maintains 2nd

Written by Alex Goff Saturday, 03 March 2012 21:09

OMBAC Maintains 2nd

Clubs - Men's DI Clubs

OMBAC made a big statement Saturday, defeating Santa Monica 42-32 to confirm 2nd place in the Southern California DI league.

OMBAC's offense was clearly clicking, and with the bonus-point victory, the San Diego club improved to 4-2, with 23 standings points. Santa Monica, which had beaten OMBAC 37-34 earlier in the season, drops to 3-2-1 with 17 standings points.

They remains in 3rd place regardless of the other results today.

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