Edison Blanks Summit to Snap Losing Streak

The Edison Chargers varsity football team snapped a challenging three-game skid in spectacular fashion, dominating the Summit SkyHawks in a 36-0 shutout victory. Played at Huntington Beach High School, the nonleague finale showcased a masterful performance by Edison across every phase of the game. The win leveled Edison’s record to 3-3, while handing Summit a tough road loss.

From the opening kickoff, Edison controlled the line of scrimmage and dictated the tempo. Quarterback Sam Thomson set the tone through the air, throwing two touchdown passes, while running back Sam Edmistenpunished the SkyHawks’ defense on the ground with two rushing touchdowns of his own. Meanwhile, Edison’s special teams unit chipped in with crucial plays, executing a safety and blocking a Summit punt to continuously flip the field in favor of the Chargers.

Defensively, Edison was flawless. They completely stifled Summit’s offensive game plan, limiting the SkyHawks to just 75 yards of total offense over four quarters. The relentless defensive front forced two fumbles and consistently pressured Summit’s backfield, ensuring the SkyHawks never threatened to cross the goal line. It was a statement win for Edison as they head into league play with renewed momentum.