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Norwalk Falls Late to Mayfair
By Johnathan Saller (Bellflower) – Mayfair squeezed by the Lancers 41-28 in a see-saw affair with a late touchdown by running back Jerry Smith Friday Night. Smith sealed the deal when he intercepted a pass in the final minute, taking it to the house for his third straight score at Ron Yary Stadium.
Arcadia Pummels Pasadena
By Corey Kwok (Pasadena)– Myles Carr threw for two and ran for another as the Apaches avenged last season’s loss to Pasadena, 44-7
Muir Taken by the Bank
By Michael Martin (Pasadena)- In the high school football landscape, traditional powers and traditional doormats have to have a lot of games and quarters pass before perceptions about the respective programs can change. After Burbank’s final second victory Friday night the time has come, perhaps, to view the Bulldogs in a different light. Adam Colman muscled […]
Falcons Survive First Half Scare
(Glendale) – Crescenta Valley opened up Pacific League play with a 35-14 win over Glendale.
Bell Gardens 35 San Marino 12
Lancers roll past Titans with a balanced attack as running back Steven Ibarra rushes for 129-yards and a score. Quarterback Josh Adame paces BG with 207-yards and a touchdown.
Temple City Bests Eagles, Earn Horns
By George Hernandez (South El Monte)- Mikal Quintanilla and Joshua Simangunsong led Temple City to a 27-6 win over South El Monte Friday night at “The Swamp”.
Braves Exorcise Red Devils for Valle Vista Win
By Tony Solorzano (Baldwin Park) – Quarterback Mario Rodriguez threw for 270 yards and Demetrius Jackson caught four passes for 204 yards as Baldwin Park opened Valle Vista League play with a convincing 33-7 victory over Pomona Friday night at Baldwin Park High School.
M-Town Takes South Hills
By Matt Schuler (Covina)- On a weird weather day where rain and lighting scattered inconsistently throughout the night, this game was just as unpredictable.
Big Tony’s Touts Down the 605
The Suburban Meyer League will start its league tilts this week, while the “Jack Del Rio” League has two more weeks before its league schedule kicks in. El Rancho has the week off.
Game Night Week Four: Mid-Valley Division
Thursday September 30 Monrovia (1-2) at South Hills (1-2) The Huskies aren’t the Huskies teams that we’ve seen in the past. Last week it got really ugly in a 59-6 rout at Tesoro. This followed the beating that was administered by West Covina.
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