Category Archives: High School Sports
Montebello Spoils El Monte’s Homecoming, 41-15
By Rich Whittington (El Monte) – The Montebello Oilers put a damper on the El Monte High School Homecoming festivities Friday evening, defeating the Lions 41-15, in front of a capacity crowd at Lions’ Stadium.
Keppel Pitches Shutout for Third Win
Noah Sandoval, shown here running the ball, also threw a pair of touchdown passes. By Rich Whittington (Alhambra) – The Mark Keppel Aztecs scored a big win Thursday evening, shutting out the visiting Torres Toros, 28-0 in front of a very supportive crowd at Aztec Stadium.
Game Night: Week 4
Ross Piken and La Canada have a big game at St. Francis Friday night. (Photo by David Thomas). By Tim Peterson All kickoffs are at 7:00 PM unless otherwise indicated:
National Football Foundation Pasadena/SGV Chapter Players of the Week: Week 3
August Kellers – Rio Hondo Prep NFF Players of the Week: Week 3
Mid Valley High School Football Top 12
Jordan Bonilla and the La Serna Lancers move up to number three with a big win over Northview. Bishop Amat just keeps on rolling. Bonita and La Serna move up with big wins. Charter Oak, La Canada and El Rancho all remain unbeaten.
Mid Valley Scoreboard: Week 3
Just another day at the office for La Serna’s Tyler Piumpunyalerd. High School Football scores from around the area:
Bearcats Bear Smudge Pot
By Alex A. Gonzalez Walnut – It was the 55th meeting between the Bonita Bearcats and the San Dimas Saints for the coveted Smudgepot Friday night at Mt. San Antonio College, with the Bearcats looking to make it an eighth straight win over their cross-town rival Saints.
Alta Loma Grinds Out a Win
Izaiah Brown ran for 164 yards and a touchdown to lead Alta Loma’s offense. By Tim Peterson (Glendora) – Alta Loma’s defense held Glendora to one score and the offense did enough as the Lions had to grind out a 14-6 win over the Tartans Friday night at Citrus College.
Spartans’ Ground Game Beats Tigers
By Rich Whittington (South Pasadena) – The South Pasadena Tigers came up just short Friday evening losing to the visiting La Canada Spartans, 29-22, in front of a very vocal crowd at Tigers Stadium.