Mitchell Giles: A True Team Player
San Dimas strong safety Mitchell Giles
By Josh Ouellette
Senior to be and strong safety for San Dimas High School, Mitchell Giles, likes a lot of things. He likes any kind of music really, he likes Italian food, he likes the Indianapolis Colts when they play on Sundays, but there is one thing he loves: playing football. Read more »
Maroon and Gold Football Camp
At West Covina High School June 17th through June 19th
The Peterson Principle 5/20/13
Tim Peterson
I’m at the Hall of Fame Game Friday night at West Covina High School and I’m still getting ripped by game director Leon Ward. He gave it to me on the phone Thursday night and he wasn’t finished when he caught up to me Friday night.
The Ten: 05/20/2013
The Ten
(“The Ten” is not a top ten, but ten items worth being included in The TEN) Read more »
Vaughns Has Too Much in Store for the West
The name is Vaughns….Aaren Vaughns
By: Josh Ouellette
[West Covina]- In the Hall of Fame All-Star game featuring teams comprised of players from schools west and east of the 605 the East squad was just too much for the West team to handle winning 42-18 Friday night at West Covina High School.
Just Joshing: 5/18/2013
Josh Ouellette
By Josh Ouellette
Puck has been exciting so far. The Kings took down the Sharks in game one winning 2-0 in L.A. Not a surprise considering the home winning streak they are on. Talk to me when they head back up the I-5 and play in the feeding bowl that is the HP Pavilion in San Jose. Losing Raffi Torres—yes he plays hockey and isn’t a tennis player—for the rest of the series from his illegal hit on Jarrett Stoll in the opener hurts the team a little, but the Sharks still have some bite.
West Side Looking For The Big “W”
West Side hopes its story will be written with a “W” tonight.
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