Montana Feels at Home

Nick Montana gave Washington fans a preview of what they should expect to see over the next four years in this victory over Skyline...

Nick Montana and the Oaks Christian (Cal.) Lions needed an interception in the final minutes of the game to hold off Skyline (Wash.) 28-25. It was a back and forth game in which the touted QB’s combined for five interceptions. While it wasn’t Montana’s finest game statistically he made the big plays needed for the win.

Montana was 21 for 34 for 261 yards and three touchdowns. He started the game 4-4 and ended his first drive by finding WR Trey Smith for a 12 yard score. He added two more TD passes in the first half, both to TE Alani Fua.

Afterward he talked about the game as well as his commitment. Watch Video