
High School Football scores from around the area:
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High School Football scores from around the area:

(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.
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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.

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.
By Rich Whittington
(Temple City) – The Temple City Rams evened their record Friday evening defeating the visiting Glendale Dynamiters, 21-6, at Bob Hitchcock Stadium.

(Pasadena, CA) The Maranatha Minutemen hosted the Desert Christian Academy Conquerors in a Mesquite League matchup and were overpowered 49-7 Friday night at Maranatha High School. Below are a few images from the game.
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Jacob Gallegos ran for 201 yards and four touchdowns to lead the Saints to the victory.
By Tim Peterson
(San Dimas) – Jacob Gallegos ran for 201 yards and four touchdowns on 27 carries to lead San Dimas to a 28-14 win over Chino Thursday night in a Valle Vista League contest.
By Rich Whittington
(Arcadia) The Arcadia Football Team took advantage of “Big Play” opportunities Thursday evening defeating the visiting Hoover Tornados 42-27 in front of a very supportive Senior Night crowd at Richard Salter Stadium.

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