Mid Valley Spotlight: Pasadena quarterback Indiana Wijay
Indiana Wijay: Senior; Pasadena QB, 6-5, 200. Transfer from Chaminade
Last Year: 29-51, 394 yards, 4 TD, 0 Int. in 7 games in a backup role at Chaminade. This will be his first year as a starter.
Wijay has had a big summer leading Pasadena to passing tournament wins at Colony and Pasadena and the Bulldogs were runners up at the SGV Shootout at Arroyo before falling to Monrovia in the Championship game.
With a wealth of talent surrounding him on offense Wijay is expected to have a big senior year at Pasadena. The Bulldogs open the season Friday night August 19 at home against La Serna.
@ Soon. You were right. LS made a lot of mistakes but PHS very overrated with all those transfers. Kids probably regret going there now.
This dude is not that good at all. You will see soon enough.
Just name your kid Amarillo Cochise and he will be a starting QB in Socal. The right name is more important these days than work effort.
Most teams , but not the very good teams where coaching and cohesion become factors . I will be surprised and impressed if they win more than one of first four games ; their league will be cakewalk after getting battle tested against top notch programs though.
@Detached O Pasadena is loaded with transfers all of them “I” guys. with that being said they will beat most teams.
Parents ruin everything 🙁
Stupid parents should take some responsibility for creating frog after frog because of their delusional thoughts about their kids being good enough for a D-1 team when they are barely good enough for the mission valley.
Summer passing league is one thing , Pads and pressure make real football a different deal altogether; if Pasadena beats LaSerna I will be impressed….and surprised
The qb game is so crooked…
Parents putting their trust in the wrong people and also not realizing their kids’ actual talent level. Most of them will go to colleges where they’ll never play, will then be advised to enter the new college portal and pay more money to their so called sensei …. Talented qbs are damn good athletes and are born that way. Many of these qb senseis were never players or good athletes themselves and have relationships with questionable associates.
Pay to play does exist more now than ever.
The perception has become reality.
Keep your money in pocket. If your kid is good just use social media to promote.
The Covina kid is a transfer to… from Covina to Monrovia and back to Covina
Wasn’t catered to enough, then couldn’t handle competition, then came to his senses
Do not care much for the hype around transfer QB’s. I like the neighborhood QB’s like from Bonita and Covina. They also should get some photo ops too from MVS.