Category Archives: High School Football

South Hills is Coronated King of Cameron

By Rich Whittington (West Covina) –  The South Hills Huskies were officially coronated as the 2017 “King of Cameron”, defeating the host West Covina Bulldogs, 47-0, Friday evening.

Charger Defense Stomps Tartans 

By Alex Gonzalez (Covina) — Charter Oak’s defense picked off six passes, scored two touchdowns and shut out Glendora’s offense in a 28-6 win Friday night at Charter Oak High.

Montebello Rallies to Beat Whittier

By Tim Peterson (Whittier) – Montebello overcame a 26-7 halftime deficit to beat Whittier 48-40 Thursday night.

Game Night: Week Two

All kickoffs are  at 7:00 p.m. unless otherwise indicated

Mid Valley Scoreboard: Week 1

Scores from all the games in the Mid Valley coverage area!

Southmen Run to 2-0

By Joe Torosian (South El Monte)—The South El Monte Eagles scored five first half touchdowns, scored another in the second half and ran to a 42-0 victory over La Puente on Friday night at The Swamp on the campus of South El Monte High School.

Northview Manhandles Rosemead, 54-12

By Rich Whittington Conventional football wisdom tells us that offense sells tickets, while defense wins games and championships This fact was proven at Rosemead High School Friday evening, as the visiting Northview Vikings outran, out passed, and outscored the host Rosemead Panthers, on their way to a 54-12 victory.

More For Montes And La Salle

By Alex Gonzalez (Monrovia) — La Salle quarterback CJ Montes threw four touchdown passes on 12-17 passing in the Lancers 42-40 come from behind win over Monrovia Friday night at Monrovia High School.

Spartans Sharp In Win Over Bulldogs

(Montebello) The Schurr Spartans and the Garfield Bulldogs battled for the first time in the schools histories. The two teams traded early touchdowns until the Spartans broke it open with 32 unanswered points and belted the Bulldogs 46-14 before a packed house at Ken Davis Field.

The Phantoms Are a Menace, 49-0

By Tim Peterson (Arcadia)- Bryce Young threw for 327 yards and six touchdowns to lead Cathedral to a 49-0 rout of Arcadia Friday night at Salter Field.