Category Archives: High School Football

Title is Sweet for San Dimas

(San Dimas) – Joseph “The Count” Mayorga’s 33 yard touchdown run with 27 seconds left gave San Dimas a 20-14 win over Paraclete and a CIF Mid-Valley Division Championship.

Sims Out at La Canada

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The Mid Remembers: November 23, 2012: Paraclete Reaches Mid-Valley Final

The last time these two banged heads was on November 23, 2012 in the Mid-Valley Semi Finals and Paraclete came out on top at home. This time it’s in the Finals and it’s at San Dimas. Here’s how it went last year. Mid Valley Staffer Duane Barker wrote the story.         

Game Night: CIF Finals

All Kick-Offs are 7:00 PM unless otherwise noted

Who Was The Best in Week 13?

Stangs Stopped by Norwalk & Penny

By Alex Gonzalez (Pasadena)- With 1:19 left in the fourth quarter, Rashaad Penny scored the go ahead touchdown from 10-yards out, and the two-point conversion, to give Norwalk a 35-28 victory over Muir in the Southeast Division semifinals Friday night at John Muir High school. 

Palmer, La Serna, Lance Bulldogs

(Whittier)- Frankie Palmer’s 3-yard run with 23 seconds left in the fourth quarter gave La Serna a 28-21 victory over Burbank in Friday nights Southeast Division semifinal at Whittier District Field. The win secures the Lancers third consecutive CIF Finals appearance.

It’s Sixties Night for San Dimas

(El Monte) – Joseph “The Count” Mayorga set a school record for most yards rushing in a game as he racked up 322 to lead San Dimas to a 61-28 rout of Arroyo Friday night in the CIF Mid-Valley Divsion Semi Finals. Mayorga scored four touchdowns and also had a 78-yard run down to the two-yard line.

Nordhoff 24 Bishop Diego 21

Rangers running back Matt Woodcock’s 9-yard run late in the third quarter put the defending champs on top for good, and Tanner Workman’s pass to Austin Wolcott completed the deuce to give Nordhoff a 24-21 lead and eventual win.

El Segundo 59 Oak Park 40

Lars Nootbar accounted for four touchdowns, one on the ground and three to wide receiver Nick Karrseboom to give El Segundo a 59-40 victory over Oak Park and a birth in the Northwest Division Finals for the first time in school history.