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The Ten: October 12, 2015

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

Echols, Chargers Hogtie The Cowboys

By Duane Barker (Covina) The Chino Cowboys traveled in to Covina to do battle with the Charter Oak Chargers. The Chargers were not hospitable to their visitors Friday night beating the Cowboys 42-14.

Mid Valley Division Game Night: Week 6

All game times 7:00 p.m. unless otherwise indicated.

Mid Valley Division Top Ten: 10/6/2015

Four of the top five teams were on bye this past week. With that said, no changes in the top ten for this week as those who did play all won. Most teams with the exception of Sierra Canyon and Paraclete have begun or will begin league play this week. We’ll see which teams rise […]

The Ten: 10/05/2015

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

Covina Runs Wild Over Bassett

by Duane Barker (La Puente) The Covina Colts scored 28 unanswered points in the second half to go with 15 in the first and completely dominated the Bassett Olympians 43-6 Friday night at Bassett High School.

Mid Valley Scoreboard: October 1-2, 2015

The scores from Thursday and Friday night’s games!

Mid Valley Division Top Ten: 9/30/2015

Paraclete showed everyone why they still have to be considered in the top tier of the Mid Valley Division crushing previously unbeaten Montebello. Montebello drops a couple spots but still is solid at 4-1 and Bell Gardens drops after another dismal offensive performance against Claremont. For the most part the rest of the top ten […]

Smudgepot Remains with Bearcats

  by Duane Barker (Glendora) The annual Smudgepot battle started slowly but ended as it has the since 2012 with Bonita taking home the hardware with a 28-7 win over San Dimas. The Saints broke a scoring drobyught for both teams finally breaking through with 4:23 left in the second quarter when Edward Siapno punched […]

Panthers Pitch Perfect

By Alex Gonzalez  (Rosemead)— Rosemead running back Robbie Franco rushed for 87 yards and a touchdown as the Panthers tallied 460 total yards of offense in a 42-0 shutout over visiting Mountain View on Friday night at Rod Marinelli Stadium.