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Bolt Action: 1/13/2025

By Tim Peterson Justin Herbert threw three interceptions all year and threw four in Saturday’s 32-12 AFC Wild-Card Playoff loss to the Houston Texans. Herbert had a bad game, no question, statistically his worst performance of the year, but it didn’t help that Herbert was running for his life most of the day.

Maggiore Steps Down at West Covina

By Tim Peterson (West Covina) – Mike Maggiore has stepped down as the head football coach at West Covina he confirmed Thursday. This was his second stint as head coach. 

LaRosa Resigns at Chino

By Tim Peterson (Chino) – Joey LaRosa has stepped down as the head football coach at Chino after six seasons he confirmed Tuesday.

Cougars Have Just Enough, 59-55

By Tim Peterson (Azusa) – Trevan Martin hit three free throws over the last 38 seconds to secure a 59-55 win over Fresno Pacific Saturday at Felix Event Center.

Colts Run Past Huskies in Fourth

By Tim Peterson (Covina) – Covina went on a 12-0 run to open the fourth quarter to erase an eight-point deficit and went on to beat South Hills 53-47 Friday night at Covina High School.

Rams Hang On to Beat Mats

By Tim Peterson (Temple City) – Mason Collins scored in the lane with 13 seconds left for Temple City and the Rams held on to beat San Gabriel 42-41 Saturday at the Temple City/Duarte Tournament.

Everybody Gets Into the Act for Cal, 78-59

By Tim Peterson (Tempe City) – California had 11 different players score and it proved to be too much for Alhambra in a 78-59 win over the Moors in the Temple City/ Duarte Tournament.

Azusa Pacific Knocks Out Nobel

By Tim Peterson (Azusa) – Azusa Pacific went on a 14-4 run to open the game and then broke it wide open in the second half in an 89-53 rout of Nobel Friday night at Felix Event Center.

Moye One and Done at Arroyo

By Tim Peterson (El Monte) – Pete Moye has resigned as the head football coach at Arroyo after one season it was confirmed Friday.

Chargers Rally to Beat Broncos

By Tim Peterson (Inglewood) – The Chargers rallied from an 11-point deficit in the third quarter to beat Denver 34-27 on Thursday Night Football before 70, 240 fans at SoFi Stadium.