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Chargers Start Slow, Finish Strong to Knock Off Huskies
(Covina) The Charger Oak Chargers trailed 13-7 after one quarter of play but that was the only time as their defense only allowed one more touchdown in route to a 37-14 victory Friday night over the South Hills Huskies on the campus of Charter Oak High School.
Schurr Survives Whittier, 36-35
By Joe Torosian (Montebello)—Jeremiah Hartfield’s lateral to Lance Babb II was converted into a 87-yard touchdown with 1:30 to play to give the Schurr Spartans a 36-35 victory over the Whittier Cardinals on Friday night at Ken Davis Field.
The TEN:9/22/17
(“The TEN” is not a ten but ten items worth being included in “The TEN”)
Oilers Get Drilled By Dons In Pico
(Pico Rivera) The Montebello Oilers traveled to Pico Rivera to to take on the El Rancho Dons at Don Memorial Stadium and found the surrounding not to their liking and got beat by the Dons to the tune of 35-7 Friday Night.
Eagles Sack Buccaneers In Bellflower
(Bellflower) The South El Monte Eagles traveled to Bellflower Thursday night to take on the Bellflower Bucanneers at Ron Yary Stadium. After a slow first half, the Eagles turned up the pressure in the second half and pillaged the Buccaneers to the tune of a 35-8 victory.
USC v. Stanford…A Few More Shots
Here are a few more pictures from USC’s big win over Stanford on Saturday.
Downey Puts The Foots to Burbank, 35-7
It was a big nite for the Downey Vikings and running back Kijjon Foots…(Photos by Doug Brown)
Vikings Hold On To Defeat Chiefs
(Covina) The Northview Vikings opened up a 21-0 halftime lead on the Santa Fe Chiefs Friday night at and then held on to win 28-21 at Covina Valley District Field.
Big Fourth Quarter Lifts Trojans
By Duane Barker (Los Angeles) – USC scored 28 points in the fourth quarter to break it open and beat Western Michigan 49-31 Saturday to kick of the 2017 season at the LA Memorial Coliseum.
Spartans Sharp In Win Over Bulldogs
(Montebello) The Schurr Spartans and the Garfield Bulldogs battled for the first time in the schools histories. The two teams traded early touchdowns until the Spartans broke it open with 32 unanswered points and belted the Bulldogs 46-14 before a packed house at Ken Davis Field.
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