Category Archives: High School Football
Top Ten: Southeast Division (10/26/2014)
By Tim Peterson CV proved its the best team in the Pacific with a big win over Muir. The Falcons look like a solid Final Four team. La Mirada, St. Francis and Cathedral just keep rolling along. Norwalk held off Bellflower and looks forward to November 7 date with La Mirada. Dominguez continues to light […]
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Scoreboard: Week Eight (10/24/2014)
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Falcons Soar Past Mustangs; Perfect in Pacific
By Tim Peterson (Pasadena) – Crescenta Valley wide receiver Connor Van Ginkel hauled in a 39-yard touchdown pass from Bryan Gadsby to put CV up 24-20 in the third quarter and the Falcons went on to beat Muir 38-26 Friday night on the Mustangs home field.
Lancers Bully Spartans, 26-18
By Alex Gonzalez (Bell Gardens)— Bell Gardens safety Justin Galvan picked off a Adam Polanco pass in the red-zone with three minutes to play in the fourth quarter to seal the Lancers 26-18 victory over Schurr Friday night at Bell Gardens High School.
Panthers Maul Kares, 51-12
By Rich Whittington (El Monte)- The Polytechnic Panthers improved to 8-0, as they had little problem defeating the host Rio Hondo Prep Kares, 51-12 on Friday evening.
Norwalk Drives Over Bellflower, 28-20
By Joe Torosian (Norwalk)- Carlos Jaurequi finished an 18-play, 94-yard drive, that gobbled up 7:52 of the fourth quarter clock, with a 1-yard run to give the Norwalk Lancers the lead and eventual 28-20 victory over the Bellflower Buccaneers on Friday night at Excelsior Adult School.
Bulldogs Conquer
(West Covina) – Celebrating the 10-year anniversary of the West Covina 2004 championship team, this seasons rendition of Bulldogs showed some bite on defense as they shut down Los Altos, 21-0.
Titans Take Control of Mt. Baldy
By Joseph Rodriguez (Chaffey) In a scene from Remember the Titans Coach Boone, played by Denzel Washington, was questioned about the complexity of the offensive playbook. Coach Boone replied “I run six plays… its like Novocain, just give it time it always works.”