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Charter Oak Wins in Surf City

By Tim Peterson (Huntington Beach) – Charter Oak continued its impressive run in the Summer passing circuit with a win over Huntington Beach in the Final to win the Surf City Tournament Saturday at Huntington Beach High School.

The TEN: 7/19/2024

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

Bechtel Resigns at Damien

By Tim Peterson (La Verne) – Damien head football coach Matt Bechtel has stepped down after five years the school announced Thursday.

Cantwell 2024 Football Schedule

Pasadena, Montebello and La Canada right out of the gate is intriguing.

Mission Viejo Wins Gold at the Battle at the Beach; Charter Oak Takes Silver

By Tim Peterson (Huntington Beach) – Mission Viejo beat St. John Bosco 26-25 in the Final of the Gold Bracket to win the championship Saturday at the Battle of the Beach 7 on 7 passing tournament at Edison High School in Huntington Beach.

Battle at the Beach Set for Saturday

The Battle at the Beach 7 on 7 passing Tournament is scheduled for this Saturday at Edison High School. Charter Oak is the only SGV Team in the Tourney as the Chargers go up against the “Big Boys”.

Moore Moving on to Florida

By Tim Peterson (Westlake Village) – Receiver Jaylen Moore, who played at Monrovia in 2022 before transferring to Westlake last year is moving on to Miami Edison High School in Florida for his senior season he announced on Twitter (X).

The Head Coaches: Who’s In? Who’s Out?

By Tim Peterson With the Fourth of July in the rear view mirror and the High School football season set to kick off in about six weeks we wanted to take a look at the head coaching changes in the area. As usual the carousel was a wild ride. Who’s in and who’s out for […]

Bradley Chooses UC Davis

By Tim Peterson (Covina) – Charter Oak receiver Marquis Bradley committed to UC Davis he announced on Thursday.

Charter Oak’s Arrington Commits to Penn State

By Tim Peterson (Covina) – Charter Oak athlete LaVar Arrington II, class of ’25, has committed to Penn State, following in his father’s footsteps Rivals and several sources confirmed Thursday on Twitter (X).