Category Archives: High School Football
Top Ten: Central Division
Two weeks into the season and after all is said and done, there are more questions then answers when it comes to the top 10. Will give Kaiser and Colony a pass after tough losses to good programs. South Hills and Los Altos get knocked out of the Top 10. Huskies due to their embarrassing […]
Top Ten: Southeast Division
La Mirada continues to impress while Salesian was knocked down a notch by Montclair. St. Francis entered the fray with a big win and La Serna surprised Los Osos. It wasn’t easy but La Salle stayed unbeaten and Downey, despite a loss, raised some eyebrows.
Who Was The Best in Week One? You Tell Us…(Vote in Poll)
There were a lot of great performances this weekend…La Serna’s Enrique Pacheco for example. And some great team performances…Glendora’s defensive unit…Even a single play can make a week…Glenn’s Martin Sanchez or even Crescenta Valley’s Jordan Lobianco…
Week One Scoreboard: 9/5/2014
Southeast, Central, Mid-Valley, & Northwest Division Scores/Updates
Arroyo Outlasts Temple City, 42-32
By Steven Mercado (Temple City)- The Arroyo Knights looked shaky once again in their second game of the season, but not shaky enough to keep them from winning as they fended off the Temple City Rams by the final score of 42-32 on Friday night at Hitchcock Stadium.
Elizalde Electric in Saints Win
By Tim Peterson (San Dimas) – Manny Elizalde scored on a four yard run and then scored again on the two point conversion with 2:35 left to give San Dimas a 22-21 win over Los Altos Friday night.
Monrovia Belts Bonita
by Andy Villanueva (La Verne) – In the first meeting ever between two storied football programs, Monrovia took advantage of a multitude of Bonita turnovers to defeat the Bearcats 35-3.
Red Devils Win with Big Plays
By Joseph Rodriguez (Pomona) – Defensive coaches always stress the importance of making an opposing offensive work for everything they get; to never to give up “The Big Play”. Friday night Pomona scored early and often on “big plays” in route to a 58-17 victory over Don Lugo.
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