
By Tim Peterson
The Chargers had a punt blocked, committed a turnover, and came up short three times on fourth down attempts in a 26-14 opening day loss to Arizona Sunday before 70, 540 fans at SoFi Stadium.
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By Tim Peterson
The Chargers had a punt blocked, committed a turnover, and came up short three times on fourth down attempts in a 26-14 opening day loss to Arizona Sunday before 70, 540 fans at SoFi Stadium.

By Tim Peterson
(Los Angeles) – Jayden Maiava threw five touchdown passes and USC racked up 483 total yards overall in a 49-30 win over Louisiana Saturday night before 60,019 fans at United Airlines field at the LA Memorial Coliseum.

By Alex A. Gonzalez
Pasadena – Saturday afternoon at Spieker Field at the Rose Bowl was the home debut for newly minted head coach Bob Chesney and the UCLA Bruins when they took on the San Diego St. Aztecs in front of 31,973 fans.

Just another day at the office for La Serna’s Tyler Piumpunyalerd.
High School Football scores from around the area:

(El Monte, CA) The Burroughs Bears got a pair of touchdowns each from Sho Fujita and Brandon Chapparo to hand a tough loss to the Arroyo Knights 28-23 Friday night at BL Bergstrom Stadium on the campus of Arroyo High School.
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By Alex A. Gonzalez
Walnut – It was the 55th meeting between the Bonita Bearcats and the San Dimas Saints for the coveted Smudgepot Friday night at Mt. San Antonio College, with the Bearcats looking to make it an eighth straight win over their cross-town rival Saints.
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Izaiah Brown ran for 164 yards and a touchdown to lead Alta Loma’s offense.
By Tim Peterson
(Glendora) – Alta Loma’s defense held Glendora to one score and the offense did enough as the Lions had to grind out a 14-6 win over the Tartans Friday night at Citrus College.
By Ron Vrooman
(Alhambra) – After two straight losses to start the 2026 football season, the Alhambra Moors got on the right track Friday night with a 35-0 victory over the winless Azusa Jaguars.
By Rich Whittington
(South Pasadena) – The South Pasadena Tigers came up just short Friday evening losing to the visiting La Canada Spartans, 29-22, in front of a very vocal crowd at Tigers Stadium.
By Big George Hernandez
(Pomona) – Diamond Ranch was ran over by Arroyo Valley’s Cayden Davis, who showed up and showed out against the Panthers Friday night in a 62-27 victory at Diamond Ranch.