Category Archives: High School Football
‘Stangs Left Looking for Answers
by Andy Villanueva (Los Angeles) – Cathedral jumped out to a 13-0 lead before the first quarter was over and held off a late charge by Muir in the first round of the CIF Southeast Division playoffs, 36-22.
Falcons Soar to 11-0 & 2nd Round
By Thom Hendrickson (Glendale)- Bryan Gadsby played like Bryan Gadsby accounting for four touchdowns as the Crescenta Valley Falcons defeated the Harvard-Westlake Wolverines 42-14 on Friday at Moyse Field in the first round of the Southeast Division playoffs.
San Dimas Marches Over BP in First Round
By Steven Mercado (San Dimas)- Staying true to its identity as a run-heavy offense, San Dimas pounded Baldwin Park on the ground with seven rushing touchdowns as the Saints cruised to a 59-20 win over the Braves on Friday night.
Glazier Guns Seven for San Marino
By Tim Peterson (San Marino) – Carson Glazier fired seven touchdown passes and racked up 452 yards through the air to spark San Marino to a 49-28 win over Claremont Friday night in the first round of the Central Division playoffs.
Chargers Dismantle Colton
By Joseph Rodriguez (Covina)- Playoff football is a reward for a team’s hard work that allows for the opportunity to showcase their skill against the best. The theory is playoff football is supposed to be highly competitive. But this is just a theory, not reality.
Azusa Survives & Advances!
By Joe Torosian (Glendora)—The Azusa Aztecs got three touchdowns from Angel Maldonado, built a 27 point lead, and then had to hold on to beat the El Monte Lions 33-26 Thursday night in the first round of the Mid-Valley Division playoffs at Citrus College.
Grijalva Gets Five; Vikings Roll
By Tim Peterson (Covina) – It is fitting that Elijah Grijalva wears number five. It matched his number of touchdowns as he rushed for five, including three in the decisive fourth quarter, as Northview ran over Brentwood 49-21 Thursday night in the first round of the Mid-Valley Division playoffs at Charter Oak High.