Category Archives: High School Football

Crescenta Valley 48 La Canada 21 Final

Azusa Conquered By Don Lugo

(Glendora) The Azusa Aztecs (1-3) held the Don Lugo Conquistadores (2-2) scoreless in the first quarter but that would be the only quarter as Don Lugo put up 27 unanswered points en route to a 39-14 win Thursday night at Citrus College.

First Down Means First Win for Rams

(Glendale) – Nick Starling picked up a first down on a  fourth and two run with two minutes left to seal a 15 -14 Temple City win over Hoover Thursday night at Moyse Field. Starling rushed for another first down 90 seconds later and the Rams ran out the clock to get their first win of the year.

Paraclete Hangs on Against Dorsey, 26-24

(Lancaster)- They wore Monrovia green, they wore Monrovia white, and they were fast. If Norm Dahlia wanted to give his Paraclete team a sneak preview of the coming post-season they got it Thursday night in a 26-24 win over the Dorsey Dons at Antelope Valley College.

Game Night: Week Three

All games are at 7:00 pm unless otherwise indicated Thursday 9/13 Don Lugo (1-2) at Azusa (1-1)- Citrus College Last Year: Don Lugo 30-14   

Northwest Divison Top Ten

Post Week Two top 10 Bishop Diego (3-0) – Thoroughly dominate Valley Christian to remain at the top.

Southeast Division Top 10

Post Week Two top 10… 1.) La Mirada Matadores (2-1): Will need to tighten up a few things on defense if it wants to fulfill expectations. Could have beaten Amat.

Bishop Diego Races by Valley Christian

(Santa Barbara) – Abel Gonzalez rushed for 173 yards on 22 carries and Gabe Molina threw four touchdown passes to lead Bishop Diego to a 55-13 rout of Valley Christian Saturday night at La Playa Stadium.

Mid-Valley Division Top 10

The top four teams all won convincingly. After that it’s anybody’s ballgame. San Marino and El Monte both came up with big victories while South Pas and San Gabriel dropped the ball. Game of the week for week three: Monrovia at San Dimas.

Pasadena Poly Power, 49-0!

(Pasadena) – Pasadena Poly ran out to a 35-0 lead by halftime and cruised to a 49-0 rout of Blair Saturday afternoon. The only thing hotter than the Panther offense was the sun that was beating down on the players at Babcock Field.