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Gates Makes it Official – UCLA!

By Tim Peterson (Buena Park) – Buena Park WR/DB Elijah Gates announced that he will continue his football career at UCLA as he committed to the Bruins on Monday.

Fast Start Fuels Minutemen

By Tim Peterson (Pasadena) – Maranatha jumped out to a 14-3 lead after one quarter and went on to beat Valley Christian 59-50 Friday night in Olympic League action.

Shettleroe Resigns at Temple City

Marc Shettleroe has resigned after helming the Temple City program for two seasons sources confirmed Wednesday.

MacIntyre Out at El Monte

By Tim Peterson (El Monte) – Eric MacIntyre has stepped down as the head coach at El Monte after just one year MacIntyre confirmed Wednesday.

Late Rally Propels Cougars

By Tim Peterson (Glendora) – Azusa Pacific used a 12-1 run down the stretch to beat Point Loma 81-74 Monday night at Felix Event Center.

The Peterson Principle: 1/14/2017

By Tim Peterson For 22 years we didn’t have a football team. Now we get a team every year. Maybe next January the Jacksonville Jaguars will announce they will be moving to the City of Industry.

Los Altos Puts Away Walnut in Fourth

By Tim Peterson (Hacienda Heights) – Los Altos broke open a close game in the fourth quarter outscoring Walnut 23-11 to beat the Mustangs 70-57 Friday night in a Hacienda League contest. 

Hughes Resigns at Diamond Bar

By Tim Peterson (Diamond Bar) – Marcus Hughes has resigned as the head coach at Diamond Bar after three seasons according to Michelle Gardner at the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin. 

Cougars a Three Short against Cal Baptist

By Tim Peterson (Glendora) – Azusa Pacific rallied from 12 points down to get within two with under two minutes left but Cal Baptist held on for an 80-77 win before a packed house at Felix Event Center Thursday night. 

Newcomer of the Year: QB Ernesto Camacho – Arroyo

Ernesto Camacho wasn’t supposed to see much action in 2016. Arroyo had its quarterback. He was penciled in back in the summer and in the early part of the year looked like he was locked in for the whole year.