Segerstrom High School standout Noah Tagaloa’s collegiate team lost game in the NCAA Division III Football Championship on Saturday, Nov. 29

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Nov 25, 2025
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On Saturday, Nov. 29, former Segerstrom High School standout Noah Tagaloa’s current collegiate team the Chapman Panthers lost 7-58 against the UW River Falls Falcons in the NCAA Division III Football Championship.

The game took place at Smith Stadium at 10 a.m. and was the first matchup against the UW River Falls Falcons in the tournament.

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Noah Tagaloa — Freshman — 5′8″ — 190 — Hometown: Santa Ana

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