Category Archives: High School Football
M & M Boys Spark Burroughs
(Burbank)- Garrett Manoukian and Israel Montes combined for three fourth quarter touchdowns to lead Burroughs to a 24-7 victory over Glendale Thursday night at District Memorial Field.
Gladstone Grinds it Out, 19-13
(Citrus College) – Kevin Amezquita rushed for 90 yards and two touchdowns and threw for another 134 to lead Gladstone to a 19-13 win over Sierra Vista Thursday night. The Gladiators improved to 5-0 (2-0 in league) with the victory.
Duarte 40 Azusa 14
(La Verne) – After being tied at 14, Duarte ran off 26 consecutive points to blow out Azusa 40-14 Thursday night at Bonita High. The win snapped a 27 game Montview League winning streak for Azusa.
South El Monte’s Ramirez out for the Year
(South EL Monte) – South El Monte quarterback Fernando Ramirez has a torn acl and will be out for the season sources said Thursday. Ramirez started all of 2011 for the Eagles but hasn’t played this year after the injury the week before the season opener.
Game Night: Week Five
All games are at 7:00 pm unless otherwise indicated Thursday 9/27
Northwest Division Top Ten (9/25/2012)
Post Week Four top 10… Bishop Diego (4-0) – Final tune-up this week against Santa Fe Christian before Tr-Valley League play.
Southeast Division Top 10
Post Week Four Top 10 1.) La Mirada Matadores (4-1): Still this, still that, still slow, still the best team in the Southeast.
Mid-Valley Division Top 10
Post Week Four Top 10 Monrovia fell to South Hills and dropped a spot while Sierra Canyon, Paraclete and San Dimas all won big. After another rout it looks like San Marino could be 8-0 going into Monrovia on October 26. Is Rosemead still under the radar?
Week 4 Round Ups: Mid-Valley Division
ALPHA Paraclete 63, Marshall 7 The Eagles were held to only 43 yards of offense as the Spirits opened Alpha League play with a solid victory Friday night at Pasadena High.
Week 4 Round Ups: Southeast Division
Hacienda Bonita 57, Rowland 16 The Bearcats opened play in the Hacienda League with a monumental first-half performance from Reggie Turner to rack up the Raiders Friday night at Glenn Davis Stadium.