Category Archives: High School Football
Heggins’ Interim Term is Over at BP
By Tim Peterson (Baldwin Park) – “My interim term is over,” said James Heggins Saturday about his second tour of duty as the Baldwin Park head coach.
Brown Out at Duarte
By Tim Peterson (Duarte) – Travis Brown is out as the head coach at Duarte after two years sources confirmed.
Bledsoe Bids Farewell to Pasadena
By Tim Peterson (Pasadena) – Doug Bledsoe stepped down as the head coach at Pasadena Thursday multiple sources confirmed.
Mid Valley Divison Offensive Coordinator of the Year: Sierra Canyon’s Mark Serve
The Sierra Canyon Trailblazers had the most prolific offense in the Mid Valley Division for 2015 and coach Mark Serve had a lot to do with that. Their 739 points over 15 games works out to just under 50 a game and propelled Sierra Canyon to the the Mid Valley Division Championship.
Central Division Offensive Coordinator of the Year: San Marino’s Mike Hobbie
We chose this pic of Mike Hobbie because we believe it best typifies his offense. The “Coolest of the Cool”…The Titans offensive engine runs like an eight-cylinder, pre-smog device, muscle car.
San Marino’s J.P. Shohfi Commits to Yale
By Tim Peterson (San Marino) – “I’m proud and honored that I have committed to play football at Yale University,” San Marino receiver J.P. Shohfi announced Saturday on Twitter.
Southeast Division Offensive Coordinator of the Year: La Mirada’s Erik Meyer
Erik Meyer, who spent his spare time as a quarterback for the San Jose Sabercats in the Arena Football League, also ran the La Mirada offense.
Beltran Takes Over at Bell Gardens
By Tim Peterson (Bell Gardens) – Margarito Beltran, who was dismissed as the La Serna head coach the week before the season started, landed as the head coach at Bell Gardens Monday.
La Mirada Wins, San Marino Falls in State Finals
By Tim Peterson (La Mirada) – Sej-j Lauago ran for three touchdowns including a 75-yard TD romp to lead La Mirada to a 27-3 win over Campolindo to win the 3AA State Championship Saturday night.
Titans Leave Sierra Canyon in State of Shock
By Tim Peterson (San Marino) – San Marino rallied from a three touchdown deficit in the fourth quarter to stun Sierra Canyon 36-35 Saturday night in the CIF Open Division State Bowl. And the Titans did it all without their starting quarterback, Carson Glazier, who was knocked out of the game in the second quarter with an injury.
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