CV needs to make run if they want the playoffs.
West Covina now holds its own destiny and shouldn’t look ahead to Diamond Ranch three weeks. Mayfair and Bellflower square off in what could be the Suburban league title game. Santa Fe and La Serna also look to be in a title game this week as each team is undefeated in league. Burroughs keeps rolling and Pasadena could go 1-2 the final three games and clinch a spot.
- West Covina (6-1) – Had an extra week to prepare for Los Altos.
- Mayfair (5-2) – Continued to roll through easy part of Suburban schedule.
- Burroughs (4-3) – If you have never watched Zander Anding head out to an Indians game.
- Arcadia (5-2) – Apaches only needed a half to take care of business.
- La Serna (6-1) – That was a little too close for comfort against El Rancho.
- Bellflower (5-2) – Can Bucs clinch Suburban this week?
- Santa Fe (3-4) – Joey Davis is the offense.
- Diamond Ranch (4-4) – Defense steps up against Rowland.
- Pasadena (3-4) – Offense keeps the Bulldogs in games.
- La Mirada (4-4) – Will be watching intently at the Bellflower-Mayfair tilt.
- California (5-2) – May have been over its heads against Santa Fe.
- Bonita (3-4) – Cam Griffin and Reggie Turner help the running game.
- Los Altos (5-2) – May have been looking ahead to Wesco.
- Muir (4-3) – Beginning playoff push this week.
- Diamond Bar (3-4) – Much needed win over Walnut.
- Crescenta Valley (4-3) – Can’t turn the ball over against good teams and expect to win.
- Burbank (3-4) – Bulldogs on the verge of missing playoffs.
- El Rancho (4-3) – The Ranch are currently tied for last in Del Rio.
- Walnut (2-6) – Devin Brown will be asked to carry the team remainder of season.
- Norwalk (1-6) – Two overtime losses make the Lancers the best one win team in Southeast.
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