(“The TEN” is not a top ten but ten items worth being included in “The TEN”)
- Northview lineman Angel Corona has committed to William Penn University.
- Arcadia shut out Crescenta Valley 3-0 Tuesday night to win the Pacific League title for the sixth straight year.
- Ayala head football coach Terrance Smith has been dismissed after just three months on the job.
- Azusa is looking for six more teams to fill out the brackets for its Clash in the Canyons Tournament on July 12. For information contact head coach Alfred Zamora.
- The UCLA Spring Showcase is this Saturday May 3 at the Rose Bowl. Admission is free.
- San Antonio’s Stephon Castle was named the NBA Rookie of the Year.
- The Clippers lost to the Denver Nuggets 131-115 Tuesday night to fall behind 3-2 in their Western Conference Playoff series.
- The San Francisco 49ers signed tight end George Kittle to a four-year, $76.4 million extension.
- Dodgers’ starter Tyler Glasnow was placed on the IR Monday with shoulder inflammation.
- Sacramento State hired Shaquille O’Neal as general manager. He joins Mike Bibby who was hired as the new head coach.
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@ FBFan: I believe that you mixed me up with RHL Fan, but that’s not too bad because I think he had a solid take. By the way, I just offered my own opinions below Tim Peterson’s post regarding the new conference setup for the Foothill Area.
@Ron Vrooman,
I’m not too sure about that guy. First, he openly whines about playing tougher competition and then he schedules 3 City section schools, and not even the upper echelon city schools either…
It’s Monrovia we’re talking about here, not Bassett!!
@FBFan, didn’t Monrovia’s current head coach/Athletic Director come from LA City Section? Maybe not such a surprise that he as AD has scheduled City section schools. It’s too bad as Monrovia used to like a good hard non-league schedule. You can see why he is against a merger with the Pacific League.
Well Smith was WR coach with a year with Packers practice squad (Super Bowl year 2010) and a career in Arena League.
The NFL thing sounds good , but typically doesn’t equate with high school success, particularly in a public school environment. Times have changed , and football doesn’t have the dominant spot on high school
Campuses it once did .
My guess is either something surfaced in background or there was a major conflict with administration about what both sides thought was clearly non negotiable.
Looking at the Monrovia schedule and can’t believe what I see. 3 city section schools scheduled? Come on man!!!
Do we want to know the reason for Smith’s canning at Ayala? Absolutely…but it’s not because we’re busy bodies; it’s because, like the National Enquirer always says, we just want to “stay in touch” with our fellow human beings.