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Chargers' Special Guests Fire the Cannon
At each home game, the Bolts honor special guests as they fire the historical Chargers cannon.
The Duke 6 Aviation Support from the OC Sheriff's Department fired the cannon to kick off the Bolts preseason week 2 game versus the Seattle Seahawks.
Robert Garrett, Crenshaw High School Football head coach and 2017 Don Shula NFL Coach of the Year, fired the cannon to kick off the Bolts preseason week 3 game versus the New Orleans Saints.
Former Chargers QB Stan Humphries fired the cannon to kick off the Bolts home opener versus the Kansas City Chiefs.
City Attorney of Los Angeles and founder of LA United Futbol Academy for Disadvantaged Youth, Rocky Delgadillo, fired the cannon to kick off the Bolts week 4 matchup versus the San Fransisco 49ers
Travis Benjamin's mother Cynthia and grandmother Jackie joined Jahleel Addae's mother Jennifer in firing the cannon to kickoff the Chargers annual crucial catch game versus the Oakland Raiders. All three women are breast cancer survivors.
Ralph DeQuebec fires the cannon to kick off the Bolts annual Salute to Service game versus the Denver Broncos. Ralph played football at San Pedro High School, then became a U.S. Marine, serving three tours in Afghanistan. In 2012 he became a Purple Heart recipient, and was a Gold Medalist in Sledge Hockey for the 2018 Paralympics.
Michael Williams and his wife fire the cannon to kick off the Bolts' Week 12 matchup versus the Arizona Cardinals. Michael is a native of Oak Park, California, and has been a Ventura County Firefighter for 18 years. He recently lost his home in the Woosley Fire; however as his house burned he went on to save his neighbor's home.
Television host and actor Mario Lopez and his wife Courtney Lopez who sang the national anthem fired off the ceremonial cannon during week 14's matchup versus the Cincinnati Bengals.
