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The Peterson Principle: 10/6/14

By Tim Peterson Don’t be fooled by the final score. La Mirada didn’t mess around with Bellflower. This was domination in every sense of the word. The Matadores were bigger, stronger and definitely much faster. Tony Brown is every bit as advertised.

Top Ten: Southeast Division (10/5/2014)

By Tim Peterson St. Franks, Cathedral, Crescenta Valley and Lynwood are all still unbeaten. Can anybody run the table? CV really has only one hurdle to clear with Muir. La Serna looks like a lock in the Del Rio and has yet to play a game. Who’s second best in the Suburban?

Who Was the Best in Week Five? (Vote in Poll)

Who was the best in Week Five? Here’s your chance to sound off. Vote in Poll. If you don’t see your guy listed let us know. Shoot us a message and write in your pick. Poll will be up soon!

Brown Delivers for La Mirada

By Tim Peterson (Bellflower) – Tony Brown scored on a 71-yard pass and an 80-yard fumble return and Sei-J Lauago scored a pair of touchdowns to lead La Mirada to a 40-20 rout of Bellflower Friday night at Ron Yary Field.

Bearcats Have an Angel on their Side, 23-14

By Tim Peterson (Glendora) – Angel Verdugo ran for three touchdowns and the Bonita defense forced three turnovers as the Bearcats beat San Dimas 23-14 Thursday night in the annual battle for the Smudgepot at Citrus College.

Game Night Southeast Division: Week Five

By Tim Peterson All games are at 7:00 p.m. unless otherwise indicated

The Peterson Principle: 9/29/14

By Tim Peterson Cresecenta Valley has always had talented and athletic players. The Falcons run a high powered offense and to do that you need a good quarterback and quick receivers with good hands. For the most part they have had that. But this year there is a difference.

Top Ten: Southeast Division (9/29/14)

By Tim Peterson La Mirada looks invincible right now especially entering Suburban League play. St. Francis and Cathedral are still unbeaten and is La Serna too low at number three? Bellflower and Crescenta Valley, also undefeated, could be on the verge of something big. Nobody has beaten Lynwood; yes we finally noticed.

Cougars Seal it in Fourth, 42-23

By Tim Peterson (St. George, UT) – Azusa Pacific scored 21 consecutive points, including 14 in the fourth quarter to beat Dixie State Saturday 42-23 night at Hansen Stadium in St. George, Utah. Terrell Watson scored three touchdowns and Chad Jeffries scored twice on the ground to lead the way.

Falcons Cruise by Indians

By Tim Peterson (Glendale) -Jonathan Jun ran for 183 yards and four touchdowns and Brian Gadsby threw for three scores to lead Crescenta Valley to a 48-21 win over Burroughs Friday night at Moyse Field.