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San Dimas Knocked out in Rematch
By Tim Peterson (San Dimas) – Kaiser’s defense carried the night and the offense did its part to beat San Dimas 28-6 Friday night in the second round of the CIF Division 8 playoffs.
Dons Hang Around; Earn Trip to Semis
El Rancho Beats Knight: 56-52 By Rich Whittington (Pico Rivera) The El Rancho Dons and the Knight Hawks combined for a total of 1,173 yards of offense and 108 total points, Friday evening. In the end, host El Rancho came from behind and earned a spot in the CIF Division Semi-Finals, beating Knight 56-52, at […]
Knights a Buck Short in Overtime
By Tim Peterson (El Monte) – Ernesto Camacho’s pass sailed just high through the receivers’ hands in the endzone on the two point conversion and Arroyo fell to Temescal Canyon 31-30 in overtime Friday night in the first round of the CIF Division 8 playoffs.
Big Fourth Quarter Propels Huskies
By Tim Peterson (Covina) – South Hills blew open a tie game with three touchdowns in the fourth quarter to beat Tustin 27-7 Thursday night in the first round of the CIF Division 6 Playoffs.
Joe Brown Bows Out at Covina
By Tim Peterson (Covina) – Joe Brown, who led Covina to the Division 11 CIF title game in 2017, has stepped down as head coach the school confirmed Wednesday.
Game Night: CIF Playoffs -1st Round
All kickoffs are at 7:00 p.m. unless otherwise indicated
CIF Football Playoff Pairings: 1st Round
CIF Playoff Pairings: 1st Round
Houston Rally Ends Galaxy Season
By Tim Peterson (Carson) – The Galaxy let a 2-0 lead get away in the second half and fell to Houston 3-2 Sunday at Stub Hub Center. With a win the Galaxy would have made the playoffs. Instead they are done for the season.
Late Touchdown Wins it for Cougars
By Tim Peterson (Glendora) – Weston Carr hauled in a nine-yard touchdown pass from Tyrone Williams Jr. with 17 seconds left to give Azusa Pacific a dramatic 7-6 win over Western Oregon Saturday night at Citrus College.
Trojans Burned by Sun Devils, 38-35
By Tim Peterson (Los Angeles) – USC fell behind early, rallied in the second half but ultimately fell to Arizona State 38-35 Saturday before 47,406 at LA Memorial Coliseum.
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