Redondo football lost 33-7 to Inglewood after turnovers and a first-half injury to quarterback Brady Grow disrupted its game plan. The Seahawks scored in the third quarter, but Inglewood answered quickly and pulled away. Redondo is using the loss as motivation to sharpen its execution and prepare for its next game against Palos Verdes, with added attention to pass defense.

By the Numbers
  • Final score: Inglewood 33, Redondo 7.
  • Redondo trailed 20-0 at halftime before scoring its only touchdown in the third quarter.
  • Inglewood’s 60-yard touchdown pass made it 27-7.
Yes, But

Redondo’s preparation and resilience were positives: the Seahawks kept battling, scored after Grow’s injury, and converted a fourth-and-seven with tight end Dylan Capper at quarterback. But players acknowledged that the team started slowly, made costly mistakes, and underestimated Inglewood’s passing attack.

What’s Next

Redondo plans to focus on the details in practice, meetings, and workouts, while emphasizing pass defense ahead of its game against Palos Verdes. Players say the priority is to respond quickly rather than dwell on the loss.

Bottom Line

The defeat exposed specific areas Redondo needs to fix—but the team’s response will matter more than the result. A stronger start and better coverage against the pass are the immediate tests.