(“The TEN” is not a top ten but ten items worth being included in ‘The TEN”)
Mid Valley High School Football Top 12
Chase Martin and Charter Oak are sitting at number five. (Photo by Duane Barker).
La Serna and Los Altos moved up after Charger Oak dropped a couple notches after struggling to beat Colony. Five teams are still undefeated as we head down the stretch. Several teams have league titles in their sights.
Chargers Suffer Fifth Straight Loss
By Tim Peterson
(Inglewood) – The Chargers saw a seven-point lead evaporate in the fourth quarter and fell to Denver 23-17 Sunday before 69, 293 fans at SoFi Stadium. The Chargers not only let the lead get away but they also were deprived of their first win of the season as they lost their fifth straight game
The Bruin Beat: 10/11/2026
By Alex A. Gonzalez
When UCLA announced on December 6th last year that Bob Chesney would be its 20th head coach, there was a lot of optimism and skepticism. Chesney spent the previous two seasons at James Madison University with a 21-6 record.
Read more »Mid Valley Scoreboard: Week 7
High School Football scores from around the area:
Bearcats On a Roll in Sierra League
(Covina, CA) The Bonita Bearcats and the Northview Vikings clashed in a Sierra League matchup Friday night at Covina Valley District Field and the Bearcats came away with a resounding 45-16 win over the Vikings.
Read more »La Canada Breaks Through Late; Shuts Out Muir
La Canada quarterback Joe Bell ran for 134 yards and threw the huge touchdown pass in the fourth quarter.
By Tim Peterson
(La Canada) – Joe Bell hit Logan Miller in the end zone with a 12-yard touchdown pass with 4:39 left in the fourth quarter to lift La Canada to a 7-0 win over Muir Friday night in the Arroyo League opener.
Bulldogs Bury Wildcats
By Alex A. Gonzalez
Monrovia – Week seven of the high school football season marked the start of Arroyo League play for the Monrovia Wildcats and the Burbank Bulldogs Friday night at Monrovia High School. With a three-touchdown performance by Damian Corona, the Bulldogs cruised to a 35-6 win in front of a crowded Wildcat stadium.
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