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By Tim Peterson
After a passing league tournament the first question you hear is ”How did they look?” This question is usually followed by a statement – “Passing leagues don’t mean anything.” Saturday was the annual throw at Charter Oak. So here we go.
Joe T., always working hard…
By Joe Torosian
Kick it!
A half game separates the Dodgers and Padres. The teams hate each other, it’s a big rivalry, and it’s not being broadcast nationally.
But if you want to see the game in person at PETCO Park tonight, you’ll need 86 bones for a seat in the Chula Vista section.
The Cavs clobbering the Pistons on Sunday night was the worst thing to happen to Detroit since Matt Millen. Read more »
Schurr quarterback Jacob Torres sat down for a Q&A.
By George Hernandez
[Montebello] – I sat down with Schurr quarterback Jacob Torres who led the Spartans to a 7-4 record and an undefeated league title as a freshman. Torres’s threw for 1,226 with 15-touchdowns and only four interceptions he also added three rushing scores.
La Habra and La Serna in non-league are good tests for the Vikings.
Tough early matchups with Baldwin Park and Rio Hondo Prep.
(Covina, CA) The Bishop Amat Lancers bet Tustin High School to win the Charter Oak Big Lou Passing Tournament. below are a few images from the action.
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Bishop Amat beat Tustin in the final to win the Charter Oak Big Lou Passing Tournament Saturday. Bishop Amat beat Charter Oak in the semi-finals while Tustin beat Baldwin Park. Here are a few more shots.
By Tim Peterson
(Arcadia) – Matt Manzo drove a pitch into the gap in left-center field with two outs in the bottom of the seventh inning to score Jordan Vogel and give Arcadia a 3-2 win over Simi Valley Friday at Giambrone Field. With the victory the Apaches advanced to the second round of the CIF Division 3 playoffs.
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