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Norwalk went unbeaten in the Mid Cities last year and are still the champs until someone knocks them off. Bellflower may be that team and Cal is ready to take the next step with several key returning players. Santa Fe looks for a bounce back year in a new league.
By Tim Peterson
Rio Hondo Prep – Head Coach: Mark Carson.
Rio Hondo Prep can’t wait to get started. Of course after winning three consecutive CIF championships that’s understandable. Yes, when the season kicks off on August 21 the Kares will be seeking their fourth straight CIF title. There’s a sentence I don’t get to write every day.
By Joe Torosian
Kick it!
The best part of the NFL Hall of Fame induction week/weekends has always been the speeches. I love the gratitude expressed, and it stands out even more in 2026 as ingratitude has joined victimhood as the emotional currency of our culture. Read more »
By Tim Byrnes
The Athletics finally began making serious moves to prepare for the move to Las Vegas in 2028. Pitching coach Scott Emerson was given his walking papers mid-July, and the results were seen immediately. Starter Jacob Lopez was stuck with a 6.83 era on the season when Emerson was canned and has sported an era of 2.29 ever since. Read more »
Maximus Fierro and Alta Loma looking for a big year. (Photo by Duane Barker).
By Tim Peterson
Alta Loma has a talented quarterback with a cool name while San Dimas is bringing in a completely new look on offense. Chino could take that next step with a new quarterback of their own. Can Los Osos, Claremont or Diamond Ranch rise up and surprise somebody?
(El Segundo) Mid Valley Sports staff were back out at Chargers Camp Saturday morning. The Chargers are now in pads and below are a few images from the practice. Last week we leaned a little heavy on the offensive side, this week we take a look more on the defensive side.
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Safety Tony Jefferson (23) and his Saturday crew.
By Tim Peterson
(El Segundo) – The Chargers were out at the Bolt Saturday in El Segundo as their training camp continued. Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh held a press conference prior to Saturday’s practice and shared a few thoughts.
By Tim Peterson
The Sierra is one of the toughest leagues in the area. Charter Oak and Bonita have solid quarterbacks and look like the cream of the crop. Northview is big and bad up front while Colony looks to bounce back from a tough year. Glendora has some key pieces returning and Ayala will try to upset the apple cart. Here are the Sierra League projections.
By Joe Torosian
Kick it!
The Hall of Fame game…wasn’t boring.
I know we all got hungry eyes, but there’s nothing like football. Nothing. Read more »
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