Category Archives: High School Football
Mid Valley Sports All Northwest Team 2014
The best part and the worst part of being tethered into Mid Valley Sports is when we get to pick our all MVS teams by division.
Central Division Most Valuable PLayer: Colony’s Khalil Dorsey
After watching countless games and looking at back stats, no one made a bigger impression heading back to the office then Khalil Dorsey at defensive back.
Keppel in Control of Almont
By Tim Peterson (Montebello) – Bertram Mak scored 22 points and Anthony Vuong added 13 off the bench to lead visiting Keppel to a 59-47 win over Schurr Friday night.
Southeast Division Most Valuable Player 2014: Crescenta Valley’s Jordan Lobianco
I was searching through the Crescenta Valley numbers for 2014 recently and was trying to find something that Jordan Loboianco didn’t do. He had 29 receptions for 530 yards and eight touchdowns, averaging over 18 yards per catch.
Northwest Division Most Valuable Player 2014: Nipomo’s Matt Albright
There were so many parts and pieces to the Nipomo Titans 2014 title run that to nail it down to one person brings a certain kind of injustice. This was an excellent team, marvelously coached, coming together at the perfect time in history.
Mid-Valley Division Player of The Year & Most Valuable Player in 2014: Pomona’s Darreon Lockett
The distinction we make here at MVS between Player of the Year and Most Valuable Player is this: to be a POY its all about the stats and nothing to do with wins, losses, or titles. For an MVP it is based on how crucial an individual player was to the success of a team.
Central Division Player of the Year 2014: San Marino’s Carson Glazier
Carson Glazier put up the kind of numbers a Fantasy Football owner could only dream about. The San Marino junior quarterback completed 187 passes for 37o4 yards and get this…54 touchdowns. He did all of this while only throwing five interceptions.
Northwest Division Player of The Year 2014: Arrowhead Christian’s Bradley Mowbray
What other name would fit for Arrowhead Christian’s Bradley Mowbray? Jim Thorpe? The Eagles quarterback threw for 2,887 yards and 32 touchdowns. But wait there’s more…
West Covina’s Eric Quevedo Commits to Boise State
By Tim Peterson (West Covina) – West Covina’s Eric Quevedo who played OL and DL for the Bulldogs has committed to Boise State West Covina head coach Mike Maggiore confirmed Sunday.
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