Category Archives: High School Football

Colt 74’s Mid Valley Dream

Twas the night before December, when all through the Mid Every Paraclete fan was stirring, so Greenie he hid. Their Banners were hung on the fences with care, In hopes that the Cats would cough up some hair.

How The Blogger Stole Football

Every Fan Down in M-Town Liked Football a lot… But the Blogger, who lived just north of M-Town, most certainly did not!

Game Night: Southeast Divsion – Final Edition

Game is at 7:00 p.m. unless otherwise indicated

Monrovia-Paraclete by the Numbers

Paraclete (12-1) at Monrovia (11-2)

Southeast Finals Update: La Serna-Downey Final Moved to Cal State Fullerton

By Tony Solorzano The CIF Southern Section announced yesterday the venue for Saturday’s Southeast Division Finals between La Serna and Downey has been changed from La Serna’s “home field,” California High’s Whittier District Field to Cal State Fullerton’s Titan Stadium. The game is scheduled to start at 7 pm Saturday.

Game Night: Mid-Valley Division – Finals Edition

Kickoff is at 7:00 pm unless otherwise indicated      

La Serna Gets Another Shot at Title

(Whittier)- La Serna outscored West Covina 35-3 after falling behind early by two touchdowns and went to to beat the Bulldogs 35-17 Friday night at Whittier District Field to advance to the Southeast Finals.

Wildcats Blaze Trail to Finals

By Tony Solorzano Granada Hills – Two touchdowns by George Frazier helped Monrovia return to the Finals of the CIF Southern Section’s Mid-Valley Division as they eliminated the defending California Division IV State Champions, Sierra Canyon, 42-31, Friday night at John Elway Stadium at Granada Hills. High School.

Nordhoff has Enough, 13-8

(Compton) –  Tayler Livingston rushed for 198 yards and the defense did the rest as Nordhoff beat Compton Centennial 13-3 Friday night to advance to the CIF Northwest Division Finals.

Downey is All Down With Finals Appearance

Vikes Club Chiefs, 35-3 By Rich Whittington (Downey)- There are a pair of football players at Downey High School getting very used to seeing their names in print. Week after week, these two have been responsible for identifying the weaknesses in the opponents’ defense, and making them pay for that weakness.