Category Archives: High School Football

Top Ten: Mid Valley Divison (10/06/2014)

The Gold Coast League (Ocean and Valley) dominates the top of the list. Rosemead breaks into the top ten for the first time this year pulling off the upset over Arroyo. Pomona dropped again but don’t go to sleep on the Red Devils or you’ll regret it.

Top Ten: Southeast Division (10/5/2014)

By Tim Peterson St. Franks, Cathedral, Crescenta Valley and Lynwood are all still unbeaten. Can anybody run the table? CV really has only one hurdle to clear with Muir. La Serna looks like a lock in the Del Rio and has yet to play a game. Who’s second best in the Suburban?

Friday Scoreboard: Week Five (10/3/2014)

Rosemead Goes For Two and Gets the Glory

By Duane Barker (El Monte) The Rosemead Panthers traveled east on Lower Azusa Avenue to do battle with Mission Valley League rival Arroyo Friday night. A slow start turned into a big finish as the Panthers edged the Arroyo Knights 28-27, the final score coming with just :11 remaining in the contest.

Aztecs Outrun Rams 

By Alex Gonzalez (Temple City)— With a 1:19 left in regulation, Azusa running back Angel Maldonado scored the game winning touchdown from 34-yards out to give Azusa a 34-28 Friday night at Temple City’s Arthur North Field. 

Brown Delivers for La Mirada

By Tim Peterson (Bellflower) – Tony Brown scored on a 71-yard pass and an 80-yard fumble return and Sei-J Lauago scored a pair of touchdowns to lead La Mirada to a 40-20 rout of Bellflower Friday night at Ron Yary Field.

Falcons Have Enough to Beat Burbank

(Burbank)— Crescenta Valley’s Jordan Lobianco 56-yard interception return for a touchdown with 8:51 to play halted Burbank’s comeback attempt as the Falcons beat the Bulldogs 24-10 Friday night.

Smalley Dominates, Colts Cruise to Victory

A two-minute, twenty-second span in the first quarter resulted in three Covina Colts touchdowns and marked the beginning of an offensive stampede that resulted in a 49-21 victory over the Bassett Olympians at the San Dimas Sportsplex Friday night.

Muir “Big Plays” Burroughs, 42-14

By Rich Whittington (Pasadena)- The Muir Mustangs outscored, outran, and out gained the visiting Burroughs Indians, 42-14, in a battle of big plays on Friday evening at Muir High School.

Cats Tamed by Tartans

By Joseph Rodriguez (Fontana) – What was predicted to be a close matchup between two top teams in the Central Division turned out to be a showcase for Glendora. The Tartans roughed up Kaiser 28-7, behind a stellar defensive performance that held the Cats usually potent ground game to 143 total rushing yards on the night […]