Category Archives: High School Football
Practicing on Thanksgiving
(El Monte) – Most people don’t like working on holidays. But if you’re a high school football player or coach, you enjoy working on Thanksgiving. It means you’ve accomplished something, have advanced to the next level, heck it means you’re still playing.
Southeast Division Final Four: CIF Semi-Finals
Norwalk is unbeaten and Muir has won 11 straight but La Serna might be the hottest team in the Southeast right now. Here’s how they stack up.
Game Night: CIF Semi-Finals
All Kick-Offs are 7:00 PM unless otherwise noted
Northwest Division Final Four: CIF Semi-Finals
Oak Park is clearly the class of the Northwest. Nordhoff and Bishop Diego will be trying to do what they couldn’t do before-beat Oak Park. Here’s how they stack up.
The Mid Remembers: Monrovia-Paraclete November 30, 2012
With Monrovia and Paraclete meeting again this Friday night in the Mid-Valley Semi Finals we thought we would take a trip down memory lane to the last time these two Mid-Valley powers collided. Last year it was the Finals. This year it’s the semis. Here’s how it went on November 30, 2012.
Mid-Valley Division Final Four: CIF Semi-Finals
Here we go – the Final Four. Isn’t this what we expected back in August? Well maybe with one exception- the Arroyo Knights. “We’re the team with the funny little powder blue uniforms that everybody makes fun of. But we just keep winning,” said Arroyo HC Jim Singiser Friday night.
Who Was The Best in Round Two?
Tell us who you think was best in round two of the CIF playoffs…but make an argument, state your case, tell us who might be getting overlooked…
Arroyo Advances to Semis
(Montebello) – Randy Amezcua broke through the line and raced to a 74 yard touchdown run with 1:09 left in the game to cap off Arroyo’s 28-14 win over Schurr and a trip to the CIF Mid Valley Division Semi Finals.
San Dimas Doubles up San Marino
By Matt Schuler (San Marino) – San Dimas advances to the all-so-familiar C.I.F Semi Finals after a 56-28 victory over the San Marino Titans on their home field Friday night thanks to the offensive firepower and hard hitting defense of the Saints.