Fanview Lite: February 8, 2010
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T-Minus-214 Days until “The Mid Valley Classic” Read more »
High School Girls Basketball Top 20
Crazy week for the Mid Valley 20 as Crescenta Valley appeared to be on their way to a Pacific co-title after defeating Muir on Monday, only to lose to Pasadena on Wednesday. That was followed by Pasadena Poly’s upset loss to Chadwick after defeating Flintridge Prep.
This week will see Rosemead, Alhambra and Whittier attempt to clinch league titles.
High School Boys Basketball Top 20

Andrew Torres has fueled Montebello's fire
If you haven’t seen Montebello yet, you still have time. The Oilers are for real. If it’s not Antonio Worthy doing damage in the paint, it’s Andrew Torres on the wing. Michael Carabes and Daniel Flores can light it up as well. They are poised for a nice playoff run.
Complete Super Bowl History
With the big game scheduled for tomorrow, here ’s the complete Super Bowl history with results, coaches, locations and MVPs. Enjoy… Read more »
Falcons Bounce Back Over Glendale
By Juan Carlos Salas
(Glendale) – It was closer than most expected, but Crescenta Valley, (8-4), outlasted Glendale, (2-10), with a 65-62 victory to wrap up a week that saw two losses. The Falcons had their backs against the wall several times throughout the match, but an 18-point performance from Coltrane Powdrill along with 14 points from freshman Cole Currie, held up againast an attacking Glendale squad. Read more »
Oiler Arsenal too much for Keppel

Antonio Worthy is a force in the paint
(Montebello) – There are just too many weapons. Keppel was good. Montebello was better. Keppel made a push but Montebello pushed harder. Keppel rallied but Montebello responded. And in the end Montebello was too much for the Aztecs in a 76-61 win Friday night.
Mid Valley Draft: Receivers

Will A.J. Powell be the first receiver drafted?
Draft Day: Tuesday February 9, 2010
You might have a quarterback but does he have anybody to throw the ball to? These are your big play guys – the guys that get the ball into the end zone. A quality receiver can make even the most average quarterback look good. On the high school level some receivers also split time at running back. For instance Leonard Rhodes at Walnut accumulated over 400 yards on receptions this past season but in terms of a draft he is better suited as a fullback or running back. A.J. Powell of Charter Oak had just over 300 receiving yards but he was such a dynamic force at so many other positions that you might draft him as a receiver and then move him around.
The Kingdom of Jones Closes its Doors
(San Gabriel) After ten seasons over 11 years, Keith Jones has decided to step down as head coach of the San Gabriel Matadors football team. Read more »



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