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Arcadia Beats Pasadena to Open Pacific League

By Tim Peterson (Arcadia) – Arcadia had three different players score in double figures in a 58-53 win over Pasadena in the Pacific League opener at Arcadia High Wednesday night.

The TEN: 12/10/2025

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

A Kick and a Pick Lifts Chargers in Overtime

By Tim Peterson (Inglewood) – Cameron Dicker “The Kicker” booted a 54-yard field goal with 6:24 left in overtime and Tony Jefferson picked off a Jalen Hurts pass at the one-yard line on the next possession to lift the Chargers to a 22-19 overtime win over Philadelphia before 71, 241 Monday Night Football fans at […]

Kares in a Winning State

by Tim Peterson (Carlsbad) – Christian Lee scored four times and the defense made the key stops to lead Rio Hondo Prep to a 26-21 win over Santa Fe Christian Saturday night in the CIF Division 2A State Regional Bowl at Carlsbad High.

Rams Run by Arroyo

Temple City’s Mason Collins battles for a rebound. By Tim Peterson (Temple City) – Temple City overcame an early nine-point deficit and ran past Arroyo in the second half to beat the Knights 57-47 Tuesday night on the Rams home floor.

Cougars Can’t Match Menlo; Fall 71-63

By Tim Peterson (Azusa) – Azusa Pacific trailed for nearly 37 of the 40 minutes and ultimately fell to Menlo 71-63 Tuesday night at Felix Event Center.

Apaches Take Down Warriors

By Tim Peterson (Arcadia) – Mateo Ingersoll scored 21 points and Noa Eteuati Edwards added 17 to lead Arcadia to a 64-52 win over St. Pius X-St. Matthias Monday night at Arcadia High.

USC Postgame Notes and Quotes: USC vs UCLA

Information courtesy of Katie Ryan – Director of Football Communications USC vs. UCLA – United Airlines Field at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum | Los Angeles, Calif.

Chargers Take Care of Raiders, 31-14

By Tim Peterson (Inglewood) – The Chargers broke open a tie game at halftime with two touchdowns in the third quarter and went on to beat Las Vegas 31-14 Sunday before 71, 018 at SoFi Stadium.

Trojans Finish off Bruins, 29-10

By Tim Peterson (Los Angeles) – USC outscored UCLA 22-0 in the second half and went on to beat the Bruins 29-10 Saturday before 69, 614 at United Airlines Field at the LA Memorial Coliseum.