Tag Archives: Central Division
Central Division Player of the Year 2014: San Marino’s Carson Glazier
Carson Glazier put up the kind of numbers a Fantasy Football owner could only dream about. The San Marino junior quarterback completed 187 passes for 37o4 yards and get this…54 touchdowns. He did all of this while only throwing five interceptions.
Central Division Head Coach of the Year 2014: Los Altos’ Dale Ziola
Los Altos was dead in the water. They were cooked, finished. After a 21-0 loss to West Covina on October 24, the Conquerors were 3-5 overall and 1-2 in the Hacienda League. Everybody wrote them off. CIF Finals? At this point all Los Altos and head coach Dale Ziola wanted was one win.
Collins Calls it a Career at Claremont
By Tim Peterson (Claremont) – Claremont head coach Mike Collins has stepped down at Claremont after a 30 year coaching career, with 20 of those years as the head coach of the Wolfpack. Collins guided Claremont to the first round of the playoffs and a 6-5 record in his final year.
Colony Cruises to Crown
By Tim Peterson (Cerritos) – Colony jumped out to a 21-0 first quarter lead and never looked back in a 35-7 rout of Los Altos Saturday night to take the Central Division Crown at Cerritos College.
Titans Take Control of Mt. Baldy
By Joseph Rodriguez (Chaffey) In a scene from Remember the Titans Coach Boone, played by Denzel Washington, was questioned about the complexity of the offensive playbook. Coach Boone replied “I run six plays… its like Novocain, just give it time it always works.”
Cats Tamed by Tartans
By Joseph Rodriguez (Fontana) – What was predicted to be a close matchup between two top teams in the Central Division turned out to be a showcase for Glendora. The Tartans roughed up Kaiser 28-7, behind a stellar defensive performance that held the Cats usually potent ground game to 143 total rushing yards on the night […]
Tartans Turn the Tables on Chargers
By Tim Peterson (Glendora) – Glendora overcame an 11 point deficit in the fourth quarter to knock off Charter Oak 38-37 Thursday night in a Central Division clash. The Chargers seemed to be in control but inexplicably turned the ball over on each of its last two possessions and the Tartans took advantage to win it.
The Peterson Principle: 9/22/14
Monrovia didn’t lose the game Friday night. St. Francis won it. The Golden Knights took it. When big plays needed to be made, it was St. Francis that made them. The Golden Knights were bigger, deeper, stronger and ultimately better.
Game Night Central Division: Week Zero
By Andy Villanueva All games begin at 7 :00 pm unless otherwise indicated