ANDERSON DOMINATES AT LAST : PALMDALE 20, QUARTZ HILL 0.

Byline: Chris Cocoles Daily News Staff Writer

The formula for Palmdale High School success at Quartz Hill Friday was a simple one: Jason Anderson right, Jason Anderson left, Jason Anderson right and then left.

Anderson, a senior who had yet to fulfill heavy preseason expectations, rushed for 243 yards on 19 carries and a pair of scores to lead the Falcons (2-0, 5-2) past the host Rebels 20-0 in a Golden League game.

Limited to just 369 yards on 81 attempts in the first six games, Anderson torched Quartz Hill (0-2, 3-4) for 11 carries of 10 yards or more.

Anderson credited his blockers, who helped end what had been more than a month of frustration for a player who had been outshined by teammate Shaun Perez. Perez, who entered the game with a team-leading 411 yards, had just 66 before suffering a concussion in the first half.

``It made me mad. (Perez) is getting more yards. He's a great runner,'' Anderson said.

``Tonight I broke away; the coaches were giving me the ball more. A lot of schools have been keying on me. I don't know what happened, but in at last four games I had bad ones. I know I'll get better. . . . This feels good.''

Prior to the game, Falcons coach Jeff Williams was prepared for trick plays from his nemesis, Rebels coach John Albee, who had beaten Williams-led teams five of six previous meetings.

It came back to haunt Albee in the second quarter and helped Williams to his second consecutive win over the Rebels.

Facing a second-and-nine at his own 30, Albee ordered a quick kick from tailback Hiram Johnson, who just happens to be the punter.

The impromptu kick traveled just 25 yards to the Palmdale 44.

On the next snap, Anderson ran a misdirection to the right side, cut back to the left and used seemingly every blade of grass on the Rebels' half of the field to close in on the goal line.

One more cutback right at the 3 sent the 6-foot-2, 185-pounder diving into the end zone to make it 17-0 with 2:26 left in the half.

As the night wore on, the temperature dipped considerably, perhaps the culprit for a bushel of turnovers early in the second quarter.

In a span of 2 minutes, 13 seconds, Quartz Hill turned the ball over three times and Palmdale gave it up twice.

The most damaging miscue, a fumble by Quartz Hill quarterback Erik Holtfreter and subsequent recovery by Nick Carillo, was converted into a 23-yard Anthony Valentino field goal to put the Falcons up 10-0.