Category Archives: High School Football

Bonita Blasts Saints in Smudge

(Citrus College) – Jake Payton  rushed for 158 yards and and a touchdown and Tanner Diebold threw for 211 yards and three scores as Bonita routed San Dimas 33-13 Thursday night in the Smudgepot at Citrus College.

Northview Puts The “O” on Ontario, 40-0

(Covina)- Northview quarterback Peter Vandereb completed 12 of 18 passes for 167 yards and two touchdowns as the Vikings blasted visiting Ontario 40-0 on Thursday night at Covina District Field.

Windward 20 Hamilton 17 Final

(Los Angeles) – Windward  survived a scare in its opener against Hamilton with a 20-17 win on Friday afternoon. A game that took nearly three-hours to complete due to injuries and turnovers wasn’t decided until a late score from Austin Webster reception.

St. Bernard 52 Hawkins 7 Final

(Playa Del Rey)- St. Bernard returned to action with style Thursday night with a 52-7 thrashing of Hawkins in the season opener for both schools.

Other Scores: Pioneer, Lawndale, Glenn…

Magnolia 41 Glenn 20: Eagles commit five turnovers and fall in their opener. Sunny Hills 28 Pioneer 20 South East 27 Lawndale 12

Who Do You Like Mayfair or Downey in Friday Opener? (Vote in Poll)

Game Night: Zero Week Thursday

(All Kick-Offs are 7:PM unless otherwise noted)

Who Do You Like In The Smudge? Tell Us Why? (Vote in Poll)

Who do you like in this year’s Smudge Pot game? Bonita? San Dimas? Tell us why, vote in the poll, click on and see the history of this game which decides bragging rights, legacy, and of course…the fate of the world!

Northwest Division Top 20

You find out the quality of your friendship when you start to debate Top 20 lists. The Northwest debate challenged the depths of the MVS fraternity. Here is what emerged, what it looks like in ten weeks is anybody’s guess.

Southeast Division Top 20

There was very little consensus amongst the staff, so the results are by plurality (who got the most votes). Probably about nine, maybe ten schools here are legitimate threats to go the distance. September will separate the wheat from the chafe.