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The Peterson Principle: 9/29/14
By Tim Peterson Cresecenta Valley has always had talented and athletic players. The Falcons run a high powered offense and to do that you need a good quarterback and quick receivers with good hands. For the most part they have had that. But this year there is a difference.
Top Ten: Southeast Division (9/29/14)
By Tim Peterson La Mirada looks invincible right now especially entering Suburban League play. St. Francis and Cathedral are still unbeaten and is La Serna too low at number three? Bellflower and Crescenta Valley, also undefeated, could be on the verge of something big. Nobody has beaten Lynwood; yes we finally noticed.
Cougars Seal it in Fourth, 42-23
By Tim Peterson (St. George, UT) – Azusa Pacific scored 21 consecutive points, including 14 in the fourth quarter to beat Dixie State Saturday 42-23 night at Hansen Stadium in St. George, Utah. Terrell Watson scored three touchdowns and Chad Jeffries scored twice on the ground to lead the way.
Falcons Cruise by Indians
By Tim Peterson (Glendale) -Jonathan Jun ran for 183 yards and four touchdowns and Brian Gadsby threw for three scores to lead Crescenta Valley to a 48-21 win over Burroughs Friday night at Moyse Field.
Tartans Turn the Tables on Chargers
By Tim Peterson (Glendora) – Glendora overcame an 11 point deficit in the fourth quarter to knock off Charter Oak 38-37 Thursday night in a Central Division clash. The Chargers seemed to be in control but inexplicably turned the ball over on each of its last two possessions and the Tartans took advantage to win it.
Game Night Southeast Division: Week Four
By Tim Peterson All games are at 7:00 p.m. unless otherwise indicated
The Peterson Principle: 9/22/14
Monrovia didn’t lose the game Friday night. St. Francis won it. The Golden Knights took it. When big plays needed to be made, it was St. Francis that made them. The Golden Knights were bigger, deeper, stronger and ultimately better.
Top Ten: Southeast Division (9/21/2014)
By Tim Peterson Another giant is slayed by La Mirada while St. Francis puts it on Central Division power Monrovia. La Serna continues to impress and Cathedral and Bellflower are unbeaten. So is Crescenta Valley which is why the Falcons jumped to number seven. Norwalk? 44-6? Really? Lancers fall to five.
Cougars Hold off Simon Fraser
By Tim Peterson (Glendora) – Azusa Pacific jumped out to a 23-3 lead but then had to hold on in the fourth quarter for a 32-24 win over Simon Fraser Saturday night at Citrus College.
St. Francis Finishes Fast, 35-13
By Tim Peterson (La Canada) – St. Francis scored three times in the fourth quarter to break open a close game and finish off Monrovia 35-13 Friday night at Friedman Field.
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