
(”The TEN” is not a top ten but ten items worth being included in “The TEN”)
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A couple of changes as we head into the playoffs. San Dimas and South Pasadena land in the Top 12 with big wins. Bonita and Nogales both run the table but the hottest team in the area may be Alta Loma. La Serna proved its mettle with big win to capture the Gateway League title.

By Tim Peterson
(Los Angeles) – USC used a solid defense and some big plays on offense to stun number two ranked Ohio State 30-18 on a rainy Halloween Saturday night in front of 70, 810 raucous fans at LA Memorial Coliseum. It was a huge bounce back win for USC after a tough road loss last week to Wisconsin and the fans recognized that as they stormed the field when the clock hit zeroes.

By Rich Whittington
(Pasadena) – UCLA The UCLA Bruins earned their eighth victory of the 2026 football season Saturday afternoon defeating the visiting Nevada Wolfpack, 27-0 at the Rose Bowl.

High School Football scores from around the area:

By Tim Peterson
(Chatsworth) – Sierra Canyon raced out to a 35-0 lead in the first quarter and went on to a 56-7 rout of Bishop Amat Friday night at Sierra Canyon High.

By Alex A. Gonzalez
(Downey) – With less than three minutes left in regulation and the game tied at 14, La Serna’s Grady Long dropped back to pass and connected with Kenai Summage for the game’s go-ahead touchdown, and Nathan Christiansen sealed the 20-14 win over Downey when he sacked Kale Murphy, clinching the school’s first Gateway League title Friday night at Burbeck Field.
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(San Marino) – The South Pasadena Tigers took advantage of a pair of touchdowns combined with a pair of field goals, to edge the host San Marino Titans, 19-14, Friday evening, in the 72nd battle for the Crowley Cup at Titan Stadium.