Category Archives: High School Football

Southeast Division MVP: La Mirada’s Sei-j Lauago

La Mirada running back Sei-j Lauago put up numbers that jumped off the page. He rushed for 1862 yards – the most in the Southeast Division by over 400 yards. 

Mid Valley Divison Coach of the Year: Sierra Canyon’s Jon Ellinghouse.

Domination is the only work that can be used to describe the 2015 version of the Trailblazers and an undefeated run to the Mid Valley Division Championship is why Jon Ellinghouse is our pick for Mid Valley Division Coach of the Year.

Paraclete HC Norm Dahlia Retires

Norm Dahlia notified Mid Valley Sports this morning that he is retiring from Paraclete High School. He plans on spending time with his family and moving to North Carolina.

Central Division Coach of The Year: San Marino’s Mike Hobbie

In a normal year, a year like any other we’ve experienced around these parts, a lot of coaches would have been in this discussion. A lot of teams put together some great years. Some programs rose from mediocrity to title contender.

Southeast Division Head Coach of the Year: La Mirada’s Mike Moschetti

La Mirada won a State Championship. Do we need to say more? Probably not, but we will.

Medrano Out at Bonita; Next Stop ER?

By Tim Peterson (La Verne) – Adrian Medrano stepped down as the head coach at Bonita Wednesday the school confirmed. Medrano is expected to be named the head coach at El Rancho by the end of the week.

Mid Valley Division Defensive Coordinator of the Year: San Dimas’ Danny Lopez

The Saints made an unexpected run into the Mid Valley Division final in 2015. According to Head Coach Mark Holman, his defense played a huge role in making that happen. The architect of that defense this year was Danny Lopez.

Central Division Defensive Coordinator of the Year: Chino’s Nick Moreno

By Joe Torosian Nick Moreno’s arrival in the Central Division and the Hacienda League paid big dividends in 2015

Southeast Division Defensive Coordinator of the Year: Cathedral’s Lance Fauria

Cathedral’s defense pitched two shutouts and allowed just 13 points or less in seven of its 13 games, and 20 points or less in all but two games.

Marinez Leaves Gladstone for Jurupa Hills

(Covina) – Citos Marinez has left as the head coach at Gladstone to take the same position at Jurupa Hills sources confirmed Saturday.