Category Archives: High School Football
Heralds Grind Out Win Over Minutemen
(Whittier) The Whittier Christian Heralds rallied from a 7-0 early deficit, scored 24 unanswered points and held on to beat the visiting Maranatha Minutemen 24-14 Friday night on the campus of Whittier College and move one step close to capturing their third straight Olympic League title.
BG Zeroes in on Oilers
(Montebello)- Bell Gardens allowed 52 and 46 points in losses earlier this year and scored 36 and 30 in victories. Montebello gave up 40 and 57 points while losing but also racked up 34 and was coming off a 48-41 overtime win over San Gabriel. So everybody knew what to expect in Friday night’s Almont […]
Wood & Wofford Whack Temple City
(Temple City)- This one had the feel of a pay per view title fight. Everyone arrives, everyone is excited, but before the popcorn is done being popped its over. This one was over just as fast as San Marino’s Ryan Wood scored five touchdowns in the Titans 58-0 win over Temple City on Friday night […]
Gabrielino Stays Alive, Beats Mead
By Jerry BonDurant (Rosemead)- The tides of war change fast. As quick as you can seemingly fall out of a race, a moment later you are right back in it.
D-Ranch Gets Duffus’d; Rowland Clinches Playoff Berth
By Josh Ouellette (Pomona)- In a game that started at 8:10 and finished just shy of 11:00, there was no place anyone in attendance would have rather been. There were ups and downs for both teams as Rowland defeated Diamond Ranch 23-16.
La Puente Wins a Thriller
By Big George Hernandez (La Puente)- Warriors quarterback Ivan Vasquez hits Jose Ochoa for the game winning score as time expires in La Puente’s 21-20 win at McIntosh Field Friday night.
South Continues to Rise
By Carson E. Powers (South El Monte)- South El Monte kept the significance of its Week Ten date with El Monte alive on Friday night, by beating Arroyo 13-7 at “The Swamp”.
Bearcats Scratch Their Way To Victory
By Alex Gonzalez (Hacienda Heights) – With 1:56 left in the fourth quarter, Reggie Turner scored the final touchdown of game against Los Altos Friday night to cap off a 28-point comeback and beat the Conquerors 35-31.
El Monte 38 Mt. View 20 FINAL
(El Monte)- Mt. View did what only two other teams have this season against El Monte. No, they didn’t beat them but they joined Covina and Arroyo as the only teams in 2012 to keep the Lions offense under 40-points.
Santa Fe Scores First and Last: Beats Cal 31-21
By Rich Whittington (Whittier)- The Santa Fe Chiefs had the first score, and the last score, and managed enough in between to get the win over the host Condors at California High Stadium on Friday night.