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Late Goal Spoils Galaxy’s Home Opener
By Tim Peterson (Carson) – The Galaxy allowed just one goal, in the 74th minute, but that was all Vancouver needed to spoil the home opener and beat LA 1-0 Saturday night before a sold out crowd of 26,382 at Dignity Health Sports Park.
Cougars Surprised by Biola
By Tim Peterson (Glendora) – Azusa Pacific raced out on a 16-0 run to open the game but it didn’t hold up in the end and the Cougars fell to Biola 82-79 Friday night in the PacWest Tournament at Felix Event Center.
Rams Fall to Cathedral
By Tim Peterson (Temple City) – Cathedral beat Temple City 8-3 Saturday in the Dave Moore Tournament at Temple City High.
San Marino’s Mooney Off to Hot Start
By Tim Peterson (San Marino) – Macy Mooney, who caught every game for San Marino last year as a freshman, is off to a red hot start in her sophomore campaign.
Bell Gardens Announces Johnston as Head Coach
By Tim Peterson (Bell Gardens) – Clay Johnston, the former head coach at LA Marshall, has been named the new head football coach at Bell Gardens the school announced Thursday.
El Monte’s Booth Offered by San Jose State
By Tim Peterson (El Monte) – El Monte running back Davon Booth received an offer from San Jose State Monday he posted on Twitter.
Vanguard’s Dwyer Shuts Out Pomona-Pitzer
By Tim Peterson (Costa Mesa) – Former La Salle High School star Vanessa Dwyer fired a complete game, three hit shutout to lead Vanguard University to a 6-0 win over Pomona Pitzer Sunday at Vanguard.
Galaxy, Fire Battle to a Friendly Draw
By Tim Peterson (Carson) – The Galaxy scored early in the second half but Chicago scored late as the teams battled to a 1-1 draw in a friendly Saturday before 12,782 at Dignity Health Sports Park.
Red Hot Cougars Continue to Roll
By Tim Peterson (Glendora) – Jake Spurgeon scored 19 points and Terrance Becvar had a career high 16 to lead Azusa Pacific to a 98-69 rout of Academy of Art Thursday night at Felix Event Center on Senior night.
Cougars Win Streak Hits 15
By Tim Peterson (Glendora) – Azusa Pacific led by 11 at halftime, increased it to 20 in the second half and cruised to an 80-54 win over Fresno Pacific Thursday night at Felix Event Center to extend its win streak to 15 games.