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Chargers v. Browns…A Few More Shots

Braves Put Away The Raiders

By Duane Barker (Baldwin Park) Drew Knight threw four touchdown strikes Friday night to lead the Baldwin Park Braves to a 43-27 victory over the Rowland Raiders at Baldwin Park High School.

Cal Gets Hit By The Ranch

By Duane Barker (Pico Rivera) El Rancho’s Elijah Mitchell tossed four touchdowns all to Jacob Jimenez in a 38-28 victory over the visiting Cal Condors on homecoming night kicking off Del Rio League play at El Rancho High School.

Pasadena Overwhelms Crescenta Valley

By Duane Barker (Pasadena) The Pasadena Bulldogs hosted the Crescenta Valley Falcons to open Pacific League play and the Bulldogs left no doubt who was top dog in the Pacific with a resounding 46-0 win Thursday night at Pasadena High School.

Monsoon Tomich Blows Through Northview

By Duane Barker (Covina) Mayfair Monsoon Evan Tomich blew through Covina District Field accounting for all of his teams six touchdowns and leaving the Northview Vikings in his wake Friday night in a 39-28 victory.

Taylor, Bulldogs Hammer Wolverines

By Duane Barker (Pasadena) It was a big night for Kayden Taylor who accounted for more than 500-yards of total offense and six touchdowns for Pasadena in a 52-13 win over the visiting Harvard Westlake Wolverines Friday night on the campus of Pasadena High School.

Eagles Keep It On The Ground…Run to Victory

By Duane Barker (South El Monte) The South El Monte Eagles played host to the Bell Gardens Lancers Friday night at The Swamp on the campus of South El Monte High School. The Eagles stayed on the ground and ran to a 21-12 victory.

USC v. San Jose St…A Few More Shots

Big Night For Navarro and Knights

By Duane Barker (Montebello) The Arroyo Knights traveled south to take on the Schurr Spartans at Ken Davis Field on the campus of Schurr High School Friday night and came away with a 23-13 victory.

Wildcats See Little Resistance From Apaches

By Duane Barker (Arcadia) A rival game between neighbors that hadn’t been played since 2016 was rekindled Friday night at Salter Stadium and the Arcadia Apaches probably wished they had waited a couple more years as the Monrovia Wildcats handed them a 57-17 loss.