Isaiah Guerrero and Bonita have a huge game at Charter Oak Friday night. (Photo by Duane Barker).
By Tim Peterson
All kickoffs are at 7:00 PM unless otherwise indicated:
Mid Valley High School Football Top 12
Matt Montez (24) and Rio Hondo Prep check in at number 9.
Not a whole lot of movement as the heavyweights keep winning. Downey knocked La Mirada out of the mix and the Vikings moved in at number 10. Several League titles on the line this week. Rio Hondo Prep still looks like…well, Rio Hondo Prep.
Cougars Come Home, but Fall to Chapman
By Tim Peterson
(Azusa) – Azusa Pacific played its first game in the newly renovated on-campus stadium Saturday night against Chapman. There was a dedication and a ribbon cutting before the game as the school celebrated the new Cougar Stadium. Then the game began and although the stands were full and the spirits were high, the outcome wasn’t exactly what the Azusa Pacific faithful had hoped for. Chapman led 20-3 at halftime, held Azusa Pacific scoreless in the second half and went on to beat the Cougars 26-3 in a Division 3 contest.
No Nico, No Problem; Bruins Best Badgers 17-7
By Rich Whittington
(Pasadena) – The UCLA Bruins improved to 6-0 Saturday afternoon, defeating the visiting Wisconsin Badgers, 17-7, in front of very large and supportive crowd at the Rose Bowl.
Read more »Mid Valley Scoreboard: Week 8
High School Football scores from around the area:
Braves Leave Little for Bulldogs to Chew On
(Baldwin Park, CA) The Baldwin Park Braves got three quick touchdowns and from there cruised to a 45-14 victory over the visiting West Covina Bulldogs Friday night at Baldwin Park High School as the Braves looked to remain unbeaten in Hacienda League play and set up a huge game next week with Los Altos.
Read more »Kares Get to the Point, 38-14
Christian Lee ran through traffic for 212 yards and three touchdowns.
By Tim Peterson
(Irwindale) – Rio Hondo Prep ran for over 400 yards and scored all five of its touchdowns on the ground in a 38-14 win over Viewpoint Friday night at Kare Park.
Chargers Battery Outlasts Tartans
By Alex A. Gonzalez
Covina – It was a heavyweight fight Friday night at Lou Farrar Field, where the Charter Oak Chargers and Glendora Tartans traded body blows, hoping the other would throw in the towel after allowing a scoring drive. But with the running back duo of Jay Johnson and Zavion Flournoy, who combined for 217 yards and two touchdowns, the Chargers were the last ones standing in their 42-28 win, keeping their undefeated season intact at 8-0.
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