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Temple Cty-Arcadia Tie! (Ripped Off!)

Quick Note “The Brawl for the Mall” was a classic, but no one is going to remember the game Taylor Lagace or Max Ruckle had, but what they will remember is the end of regulation. Tied at 28, the coaches want to play but the Refs say they are not paid for overtime and walk […]

This Week in College Soccer

By Juan Carlos Salas

Former TC Tailback Tsun Tsai in Studio Tonight

Former Temple City Rams tailback Tsun Tsai will be live in studio on “The Mid Valley Sports Show” tonight. Tsai is TC’s last back to back thousand yard rusher, clearing the grand mark in both 2004 and 2005. He is currently a student at UCLA.

Mid Valley JUCO Wire…Week 3

Up to date scores and stats from nearby Junior Colleges and the locally produced talent who are making an impact.

Mid Valley Collegiate Top Ten… Plus

1.  Alabama –   Put a 53-7 beating on North Texas to remain atop of the Mid Valley Poll.

Moors Get Past Rams

(Temple City) The Alhambra Moors scored on a 25-yard touchdown pass from Darrian Cazarin to Joseph Becerra to take a 17-14 lead and steal the win in the home opener for the Temple City Rams Friday night.  

BP Takes it to LP, 30-7

By Matthew Schuler (Baldwin Park)- Baldwin Park Braves remained unbeaten after handing La Puente its first loss of the season, defeating the Warriors 30-7 Friday night at Ted K. Gorrell Memorial Stadium.

St. Francis Outlasts Crescenta Valley

By Juan Carlos Salas (La Cañada) – A quarterback-keeper touchdown is what St. Francis needed to put away Crescenta Valley, 28-21, Friday night. A tight battle was settled when Golden Eagles’ quarterback, Justin Posthuma, called his number and ran to the end zone for the 18-yard score.

Vista Takes the View

By Carson Powers (El Monte)- Sierra Vista used a pair of Nathan Carrillo touchdowns to beat Mountain View Friday night 14-7.

Colts Shutout Lions, 13-0

By George Hernandez (South El Monte)- Covina quarterback Sebastian Duran threw for a touchdown and ran for a touchdown to put the Colts up 13-0 in the first quarter, and it’s all they would need Friday night against El Monte at South El Monte High School.