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The Peterson Principle: 9/28/2015

By Tim Peterson Made the annual trek up to St. George, Utah Saturday to check out Azusa Pacific do battle with Dixie State. It was ugly at first (maybe due to the 100 degree heat) but the Cougars eventually settled in to pick up a 34-5 victory.

Bulldogs Bite Falcons Late

By Tim Peterson (Glendale) – Noah Powell caught a pass from Guy Gibbs, shook a tackle, got to the outside and 56 yards later was dancing into the end zone in the fourth quarter to give Burbank a 7-3 win over Crescenta Valley Thursday at Moyse Field in Glendale.

Cowboys Edges Conquistadores in Triple OT Thriller

By Joseph Rodriguez (Chino)- The 36th battle for the Milk Can was one to remember for years to come. Don Lugo came in looking to repeat on last year’s 35-7 shellacking Chino but instead found themselves on the opposite end of a heartbreaking 22-21 loss in triple overtime.

Northwest Division Game Night: Week 4

By Joe Torosian All game times at 7:00 p.m. unless otherwise indicated.

Mid Valley Division Top Ten: 9/23/2015

Sierra Canyon remains perched solid at the top. Bell Gardens takes a tumble as does Covina and Viewpoint. League play begins for some this week so the pressure ratchets up.

La Serna, Leal, Light up Huskies

By Tim Peterson (Covina) – La Serna scored four touchdowns on the ground and the defense held South Hills scoreless until late in the fourth quarter in a 31-8 win over the Huskies Friday night at Covina Valley District Field

Southeast Division Game Night: Week 3

All games are 7:00 p.m. unless otherwise indicated

Southeast Division Top Ten: 9/14/2015

St. Francis was very impressive in a win over Moorpark while Cathedral ran roughshod over Santa Monica.

The Peterson Principle: 9/14/2015

By Tim Peterson What’s going on in the Palomares? Four teams are undefeated and all appear to be legitimate Central Division contenders. Is there a tougher division in the area?

Cougars See Humboldt State Put on a Sixties Show

By Tim Peterson (Glendora) – Humboldt State jumped out to a 35-6 halftime lead and never looked back in a 62-41 rout of Azusa Pacific Saturday night in the Cougars home opener at Citrus College.