Tre’Mayne Bondurant was a one-man wrecking crew and the Napa High football team got too banged up to stop him Friday night.

Fairfield’s fleet and elusive junior quarterback amassed 410 all-purpose yards and also helped the Falcons’ defense shut down the Indians from the second quarter on in a 46-14 Monticello Empire League rout at Memorial Stadium.

Bondurant was 10-of-17 passing for 250 yards, tossing TD passes of 55, 20 and 18 yards. He carried the ball 11 times for another 160 yards, running for scores from 3, 9 and 78 yards out.

“We knew what was in front of us as far as he was concerned; he’s a good football player,” Napa head coach Troy Mott said. “We almost had a few interceptions, and in this kind of game you’ve got to make those plays.”

The Indians (4-4, 2-1 MEL) punted on the game’s opening series, and Bondurant found Erik Marthel for a 55-yard scoring toss two plays later.

But Zach Scheinholz returned the ensuing kickoff 45 yards to the Fairfield 45-yard line to give Napa a chance to tie things up. That the Indians did, thanks to quarterback Cody Thompson’s completions of 7 yards to David Wieldraayer and 19 to C.J. Cunningham. Cody Jensen capped the eight-play march with a 1-yard burst over left tackle Cody Gochenouer, and Jonathan Douma’s PAT tied it 7-7 with 4:25 left in the opening quarter.

A sack by Steven Dinov and two penalties helped force a Fairfield punt on its next series. But Napa also punted, and the Falcons took the lead for good seven plays later on Bondurant’s 3-yard run.

The Indians lost defensive captain Juan Martinez on their ensuing series. The junior, playing tight end, caught a short pass and turned it into a 22-yard gain by bouncing up off a fallen defender to keep his balance.

But another defender stripped him of the ball and Ta’lon McKinley recovered for Fairfield at his own 36. Martinez’s left shoulder was injured on the play, and he sat out the rest of the night with his arm in a sling.

“We’ve been dealing with (injuries) all year long and we’ll continue to deal with them, unfortunately,” Mott said. “At first we thought it was a stinger. We still hope it’s a stinger and that it will repair in time.”

With Martinez out at middle linebacker, Bondurant and company began to pull away with another seven-play scoring drive, this one sparked by Alex Hubbard’s 20-yard catch to the Indians’ 9. Bondurant ran it in on the next play and Chris McCallister’s PAT made it 21-7 with 6:03 left in the half.

Jensen kept Napa in the game two plays later, turning a catch over the middle into a spectacular 73-yard touchdown with a nice cut at midfield before getting tackled just across the goal line.

But Bondurant silenced the enlivened Napa crowd with his own big play, a 78-yard scoring run after hurdling a defender at the line.

The Falcons scored quickly again after recovering the ensuing kickoff at the Napa 22, on Craig Bailey’s 21-yard TD catch. Douma missed a 41-yard field goal as time expired.

Jensen, after rushing for 57 yards in 13 carries in the first half, was sidelined after his first run of the second half, a 2-yard loss. Mott said the junior speedster had cramping in his legs.

Thompson finished 9-of-12 passing for 158 yards but threw two interceptions.

“We had a couple of turnovers and penalties that hurt our drives and killed our momentum early on and put us in the hole,” Mott said. “You can’t do that against great football teams. You’ve got to play more disciplined and we just weren’t there tonight.”

The Indians visit first-place Vacaville next Friday night.

“We’ll see what kind of character some of our players have,” Mott said. “I know there’s a lot of fight in our coaches and we’re gonna work and prepare our tails off and do whatever we can to get our kids ready to play. I’ll expect the same effort from our kids.”

Napa JV 47, Fairfield 20

Matt Osivwemu scored on interception returns of 25 and 80 yards and Randy Keen had touchdown runs of 15 and 20 yards as the Indians geared up for next week’s first-place showdown at Vacaville with an MEL rout Friday night.

Alex Ceja added a 15-yard TD jaunt, Dillon Padilla had an 85-yard touchdown run and Matt Finch had a 15-yard scoring scamper for Napa (6-2 overall, 3-0 MEL).

Donato D’Adamo recovered a fumble and coach Nick Tedesco said Earl Waterdown and David Taufa also played well on defense.

The Indians, who won their fourth straight, move on to face a Bulldogs squad that also improved to 3-0 with a 26-14 win over Vintage (2-1 MEL).