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Lane Kiffin Edition of The TEN: 9/29/2013
(“The Ten” is not a top ten, but ten items worth being included in The TEN)
Mid-Valley Division Top 20 – 9/29/13
Monrovia is still king after dispatching of South Hills while San Dimas moves up with big win over Northview. San Marino is starting to look a little scary. Paraclete comes up short in Dorsey but no shame in that. Is Pomona for real? BG looks good in Almont.
Cougars Get Defensive, Still Fall Short
(Glendora) – Central Washington scored the only touchdown of the game with 1:44 left in the first quarter and it stood up in a 7-3 win over Azusa Pacific Saturday night at Citrus College. The Cougars managed just 73 yards on the ground and 176 overall while suffering their second defeat of the season.
Who Was Best in Week Four? (Vote in Poll)
Who was best, who stood out, who have we missed?
San Dimas Joins The Land of The Living
By Steven Mercado (Covina)- On Friday night at the Covina District Field, the previously winless San Dimas Saints had a field day on the ground, rushing for 342 yards and scoring all six touchdowns through their running game as they beat the previously undefeated Northview Vikings 41-7.
Brahmas Blitz Bearcats, 49-26
By Joseph Rodriguez Friday night’s game opened league play for Diamond Bar and Bonita. Both teams brought a 3-1 record into Glenn Davis Stadium at Bonita, and each was looking to establish a foothold in the battle toward a Hacienda League title. It was Diamond Bar that responded to every potential swing in momentum and capitalized on turnovers to […]
Rosemead Rolls SG 30-9
(Rosemead)- Steven Nava throws three touchdown passes to lead the Mead. The game was close at the half with Rosemead only leading 14-9 but the Panthers broke it open in the second half.
La Salle Puts The Point to The Vikings, 55-0
By Tom Hendrickson (Pasadena)- The high point of the game for St. Bernard? They received the opening kickoff. Then they punted.
Matadores Smash Buccaneers, 49-14
By Rich Whittington (La Mirada)- The La Mirada Matadores proved that they were better than their 0-4 record by completely outplaying and beating the visiting Bellflower Buccaneers Friday evening at La Mirada High School.
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