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San Dimas Solid in Mid-Valley
San Dimas is solid in the Mid-Valley Division. Thank you Captain Obvious. San Dimas is always solid in the Mid-Valley. But the feeling among some is that with Monrovia being shipped to the Central all the Saints have to do is show up and they can cruise to their second straight Mid-Valley title.
Can Pasadena Compete in Pacific?
We know Muir always has athletes and John Hardy might be one of the best coaches in the Southeast Division. Burbank has several key players returning including James “Boobie” Williams. Crescenta Valley, especially with Brian Gadsby now back in the fold, could be the most explosive team in the league.
Nava Returns to Rosemead
(Rosemead) – Quarterback Steven Nava, who checked out of Bishop Amat last week, returned to Rosemead Wednesday sources confirmed.
The Peterson Principle: 8/18/14
The other night on the Mid Valley Sports Show, we were talking about our final four picks for the Southeast Division. Yeah, it’s a little early but you know, the season starts in a couple of weeks and that’s what we do in August.
The Peterson Principle: 8/11/14
When we posted the four divisions that we’re going to be covering for football a couple of weeks ago we forgot to mention the South Catholic League in the Northwest. Yeah my guys…what are you going to do?
Catching up with Manny Acosta
Love stories like this…Back in the day we used to cover Little League and one of the seven leagues that we covered was South El Monte National that played at New Temple Park. Manny Acosta played shortstop and pitched for the SEM National Pirates and had the word “potential” written all over him.
Galaxy Fit to be Tied
(Carson) – A tie is usually equated to kissing your sister, but for the Galaxy Friday night it was much worse than that. It was more like winning the lottery but losing the ticket on the way to collect.
Galaxy’s Donovan to Retire After Season
Landon Donovan of the LA Galaxy has announced that he will retire after the current MLS season. Donovan is the top scorer in both national team and MLS history and also earned All-Star Game MVP honors on Wednesday night.
The Peterson Principle: 8/4/14
Joe Theisman’s injury was bad; Kevin Ware’s was brutal. Tim Krumrie, whose leg snapped in two places in the Super Bowl in 1989, was hard to watch as well. The injury to Indiana’s Paul George in Las Vegas Friday night was the worst I ever saw.
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