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Central Division Game Night: Week Six

All games are 7:00 p.m. Unless otherwise indicated Friday, October 9

Northwest Division Game Night: Week Six

All games are 7:00 p.m. Unless otherwise indicated Friday, October 9

Northwest Division Top Ten: 10/7/2015

By Joe Torosian League play kicks into full swing this week and the cream is starting to separate itself. While last season the power was largely based up north, this year it is east and south. LC & NDR right now are on a collision course for Thursday night, October 22. A game that will […]

Glendora 29 Kaiser 24 – Final

By Joe Torosian (Glendora) – Matt Fink scored on a 10-yard run with 2:24 let in the fourth quarter to give Glendora a 29-24 win over Kaiser Thursday night at Citrus College.

Linfield Burns Maranatha Down, 45-0

By Joe Torosian (Pasadena)—Linfield Christian all everything playmaker Lorenzo Burns torched Maranatha with scoring runs of 63 and 37-yards in the first half as the Lions took a 45-0 victory on Friday night.

Fanview: 9/17/2015

By Joe Torosian “In came Miss Progress, in her black dress, look at the mess, she is a killer.”
—The Avett Brothers Kick it!

Northwest Division Game Night: Week 3

By Joe Torosian All game times at 7:00 p.m. unless otherwise indicated.

Northwest Division Top Ten

By Joe Torosian Top four teams are legitimate contenders for Northwest title. Two others, you can guess who they are, might have a shot if they get hot and stay healthy. Notre Dame/Riverside is much, much, better than we thought. And for the first time in two years Arrowhead Christian is on the outside looking […]

WestCo Kings of Cameron!

By Joe Torosian (West Covina)—A physical first half wore down both teams but it was West Covina that held on while South Hills cracked in the Bulldogs 27-7 victory on Saturday night at Covina District Field. The victory gave WestCo the “King of Cameron” trophy for the second year in a row.

Super Spicer Leads M-Town Over Arcadia

By Joe Torosian (Arcadia)—In a contest featuring more heroes than an Avengers movie, it was Monrovia’s Lawrence Spicer who broke out of the pack with a dominate six touchdown performance to lead the Wildcats to a 60-45 victory over Arcadia on Friday night at Salter Stadium.