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Rich Eisen Remembers Stuart Scott
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TW_vum6AuK0
Azusa Pacific Rolls Past Holy Names
By Tim Peterson (Glendora) – Azusa Pacific jumped out to a 20 point halftime lead and rolled to a 94-70 rout of Holy Names Saturday at the Felix Event Center.
Payton Back Home; Enrolls at Azusa Pacific
By Tim Peterson (Glendora) – Jake Payton, who played his high school football at San Dimas before transferring to Bonita his senior season, has enrolled at Azusa Pacific and plans to suit up for the Cougars this fall.
The TEN: 1/1/2015
(The TEN is not a top ten but ten items worth being included in (The TEN)
Spartans Take Third at SGV Classic
By Tim Peterson (Monrovia) – Koko Kurdoghlian scored 16 points and Daivon Grayson added 12 as La Canada beat Temple City 58-55 Tuesday night to take third place in the SGV Basketball Classic at Monrovia High.
Ayala Finishes off La Canada
By Tim Peterson (Monrovia) – Ayala hit five three pointers in the fourth quarter and outscored La Canada by seven in the final stanza to beat the Spartans 56-41 Monday night in the SGV Basketball Classic at Monrovia High.
The Peterson Principle: 12/29/14
A nine win season, a Holiday Bowl victory, and wins over Notre Dame and Nebraska to finish it off make it a successful campaign for first year head coach Steve Sarkisian and the USC Trojans.
Happy Holiday for Trojans, 45-42
By Tim Peterson (San Diego) -Cody Kessler threw for 321 yards and three touchdowns and Javorius “Buck” Allen ran for 152 yards and a pair of scores to lead USC to a 45-42 win over Nebraska in the Holiday Bowl Saturday night at Qualcomm Stadium.
Ali is a Knockout for Temple City
By Tim Peterson (Temple City) – Ali Elhawary scored 31 points including 16 in the third quarter to lead Temple City to a 72-61 win over Franklin Friday night in the SGV Classic Basketball Tournament.
The Peterson Principle: 12/22/14
By Tim Peterson With the end of the football season and the beginning of the Christmas Holidays comes the annual football coaching changes…and rumors of coaching changes. My question is when the dust settles where does Mike Maggiore end up?