Millikan’s Jonah Tuaniga Shatters State Record with Nine Touchdown Passes

Long Beach, CA—Millikan High School football has found its next sensational talent in freshman quarterback Jonah Tuaniga, who recently rewrote the record books with a jaw-dropping performance. Tuaniga threw for an incredible nine touchdown passes in the Rams’ recent 63-0 league-opening victory over Cabrillo, a feat that is being reported as a new freshman state record in California.

A Historic Outing

The young signal-caller’s performance was nothing short of dominant, showcasing remarkable poise and accuracy far beyond his years. The outburst of nine scoring passes in a single game not only secured a decisive win for the Rams (1-4, 1-0) but also instantly cemented Tuaniga’s name in the state’s prep football history.

Tuaniga is already leading the team’s passing statistics for the season. As of the current season standings, he has thrown for 15 touchdown passes with a completion percentage of 0.692 and a quarterback rating of 138.0. These numbers highlight his immediate impact on the varsity squad, particularly his exceptional efficiency and ability to find the end zone.







Statistic
Jonah Tuaniga (Freshman QB)




Passing TDs
15


Completion Percentage
0.692


QB Rating
138.0




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Millikan, under the guidance of its coaching staff, is known for fostering prolific quarterback play, as evidenced by the success of former players like Myles Jackson, who holds other Moore League records. Tuaniga appears to be the next star in line, and his record-breaking night sets an exceptionally high bar for the rest of his high school career. The Rams look to build on this impressive Moore League start as they continue their season.