Author Archives: jtorosian

CV Outlasts Pasadena

By Tom Hendrickson (Glendale)—The Crescenta Valley Falcons streaked out to a 38-7 and held on for 48-33 victory on Friday night in Pacific League play.

Dogs Put The Bite on The Apaches

(Arcadia)—The Burbank Bulldogs rallied from a 14-3 deficit to defeat the Arcadia Apaches, 17-14, at Salter Stadium on the campus of Arcadia High School.

Dark Knight For Rosemead

By Joe Torosian (Rosemead)—Ernesto Camacho and Rey Cotero connected for two touchdowns to lead the Arroyo Knights to a 35-6 victory over the Rosemead Panthers on Friday night at Rod Marinelli Stadium.

APU Gets the Boot, 17-16

By Joe Torosian (Glendora)—Gavin Todd booted a 42-yard field goal with one second left on the clock to give Central Washington a 17-16 win over Azusa Pacific Saturday night at Citrus College.

The TEN:9/15/17

(“The TEN” is not a top ten but ten items worth being included in “The TEN”)

Fanview: September 12, 2017

By Joe Torosian “Football? You bet!”–The San Pedro Beach Bums Relax, take it easy! Right off the Top: I think the NFL is dying…And I know many/all will disagree with my thoughts…But I see an old friend killing itself, and I feel like I need to say something…

Humboldt Came, It Saw, It Conquered, 30-19

By Joe Torosian (Glendora)–The Humboldt State LumberJacks traveled 669 miles to get to Citrus Stadium and weren’t about to go home with anything less than the 30-19 victory they earned over the Azusa Pacific Cougars on Saturday night.

Titan Town Too Much For EM

By Joe Torosian (San Marino)–San Marino quarterback Blake Cabot rushed for three touchdowns and threw for another as the Titans built a 40-0 first half lead and beat El Monte 47-0 on Friday night.

Moor, Moor, Moors!

By Joe Torosian (Temple City)—Benny Olguin’s pick of Justin Bowman with 42-seconds to play secured Alhambra’s 32-29 victory over Temple City on Friday night.

Southmen Run to 2-0

By Joe Torosian (South El Monte)—The South El Monte Eagles scored five first half touchdowns, scored another in the second half and ran to a 42-0 victory over La Puente on Friday night at The Swamp on the campus of South El Monte High School.