Category Archives: High School Football

A Look Back: “Mead Matt’s Rams, 49-36”

(From November 19, 2010…No Temple City-Rosemead game should ever happen without a look back at the night the Panthers Matt Fregoso had in the first round of the 2010 playoffs. By the way 2010 was the year Rosemead made its last playoff appearance, and this game against TC was its last playoff victory.)

Game Night: Week Five – Thursday

Thursday October 3 All Kick-Offs are 7:00 PM unless otherwise noted

Southeast Division Top 20 (10/1/2013)

Yeah, we got a new number one. D-Ranch might be for real, how far can Burbank and Crescenta Valley go…and, at least in the Hacienda, the fate of the world hangs in the balance.

Mid-Valley Division Top 20 – 9/29/13

Monrovia is still king after dispatching of South Hills while San Dimas moves up with big win over Northview. San Marino is starting to look a little scary. Paraclete comes up short in Dorsey but no shame in that. Is Pomona for real? BG looks good in Almont.

Who Was Best in Week Four? (Vote in Poll)

Who was best, who stood out, who have we missed?

Burbank Fast Passes Arcadia, 51-14

By Joe Torosian

Spartans Down the Condors

(Montebello) Giovanni Rodriguez booted a 27-yard field goal with :05 seconds left in the game to lift the Schurr Spartans to a 17-15 victory over the California Condors Friday night at Ken Davis Field on the campus of Schurr High School.

Diamond Ranch Domination, 47-21

(West Covina) – William Bryan rushed for 230 yards and four touchdowns to lead Diamond Ranch to a 47-21 rout of West Covina Friday night on the Bulldogs home field.

San Dimas Joins The Land of The Living

By Steven Mercado (Covina)- On Friday night at the Covina District Field, the previously winless San Dimas Saints had a field day on the ground, rushing for 342 yards and scoring all six touchdowns through their running game as they beat the previously undefeated Northview Vikings 41-7.

Brahmas Blitz Bearcats, 49-26

By Joseph Rodriguez Friday night’s game opened league play for Diamond Bar and Bonita. Both teams brought a 3-1 record into Glenn Davis Stadium at Bonita, and each was looking to establish a foothold in the battle toward a Hacienda League title. It was Diamond Bar that responded to every potential swing in momentum and capitalized on turnovers to […]