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Southeast Division Defensive Leaders
Halfway through the season in the Southeast Division, time to focus on the teams that have displayed great defense after six weeks of football.
Condor Offense Too Slick for Oilers
(Montebello) The California Condors got a solid performance from Gabriel Lozano and increased their non-league record to 4-1 with a resounding 28-7 win on the road against the Montebello Oilers Friday night.
Maranatha’s Andrew Elffers and Darien McGee
Follow the link below to see Mid Valley’s interview with Minutemen Andrew Elffers and Darien McGee.
Apaches Take Early Advantage in Pacific
By Duane Barker (Pasadena) The Arcadia Apaches scored three unanswered touchdowns in the third quarter and cruised to a 42-7 win over the hosting Muir Mustangs Friday night to open Pacific League play.
Canada and Hart Lead South Hills to Victory
By Cory Kwok (Monrovia) – Jamie Canada returned a 100 yard kick return for a touchdown and scored again later from 8- yards out while Jamel Hart rushed 31 times for 163 yards and 3 touchdowns, to help power South Hills to a 34-30 win at Monrovia.
Southeast Division Top 20
Arcadia looked incredible on offense and defense against Temple City. West Covina will get tested against Diamond Bar this coming week. Muir would love nothing more than to defeat Arcadia in its league opener. Arcadia (3-1) – The Apaches have a “WOW” factor. West Covina (3-1) – Squeak by Glendora, but have Chris Solomon back […]
Eddy Leads Panthers To Victory
(Rosemead) The Rosemead Panthers used a strong performance on defense and 212-yards and two touchdowns rushing from Matt Eddy to beat the visiting San Marino Titans 23-14 at get their first win of the 2011 season Friday night at Marinelli Stadium.
Baldwin Park Walks on the Mats
(Baldwin Park) – The Baldwin Park duo of Giovanni Resendez and Anthony Moran ran roughshod over San Gabriel in the Braves 26-22 win over the Matadors Friday night.
Alhambra 28 L.A. Wilson 14
Ezra Broadus scores twice and Luis Herrera returns the kickoff to open the second half to lead the Moors past L.A. Wilson.