Category Archives: College
Signing Day at APU & Other Places
Oak Park stand out Justin Green signs with Fresno State. (Chandler Whitbord, Matt Byer, Shawn Green, and Brandon Myden signing next week)
Potts Picks Fresno State
(Monrovia) – Monrovia quarterback/safety DeShawn Potts is set to sign with Fresno State Wednesday he said on his Twitter feed.
Division II by The Numbers: How Many Locals Are Playing?
National Signing Day is the moment when prep football and college football intersect. Sometimes it’s the moment where a dream is fulfilled, often it is the day hopes are crushed.
Penny Commits to San Diego State
(Norwalk) – Norwalk Rashaad Penny has committed to San Diego State and is expected to sign the offer this week multiple sources confirmed.
Muir’s Mason Verbals USC
(Pasadena) – Muir receiver/defensive back Taeon Mason has verbally commited to USC multiple sources have confirmed. Mason who will be a senior next year, was an integral part of the Mustang offense in 2103.
Glendale Works OT to Beat Mt. SAC in Smith’s Debut
By Corey Kwok Nick Padilla (Birmingham) struck a bases clearing double to right, and then scored on a RBI single from Jay Sheeley (Quartz Hill) for Glendale, which notched four runs in the top of the 11th inning en route to a 8-4 road victory against Mt SAC in a non-conference contest.
Cougars End Cal Baptist Streak, 78-65
(Glendora) – Troy Leaf and Robert Sandoval combined for 39 points and Sharif Watson added 13 points and six rebounds as Azusa Pacific ended Cal Baptist’s 16 game winning streak with a 78-65 win Friday night at the Felix Event Center.
Cougars Can’t Finish off Dixie
(Glendora) – Azusa Pacific led by as many as 11 points in the first half and by seven at the break but couldn’t finish it off in an 82-75 loss to Dixie State Monday night at the Felix Event Center.
Azusa Pacific Defeats Dominican
(Glendora) – Azusa Pacific jumped out to an 11-3 early advantage, fell behind by one at halftime but gained control in the second half to beat Dominican 71-64 Tuesday night at the Felix Event Center. The Cougars had three players in double figures with Troy Leaf leading the charge with 17.