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Better Effort, Same Result for KISS

Written by tpeterson on April 26, 2014 — Leave a Comment

(Anaheim) – It was better than last week but it still wasn’t the result that the LA KISS wanted. And the KISS let it be known loud and clear.  “We’re not happy at all about the result,” said KISS quarterback JJ Raterink. “I need some guys that can win football games,” said KISS head coach […]

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The Peterson Principle: 4/21/14

Written by tpeterson on April 21, 2014 — Leave a Comment

We got a chance to see Baldwin Park up close and personal Saturday morning. The Braves have over 90 players currently in the program and had nearly that many out on Saturday for spring practice.

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KISS Rejected in Iowa

Written by tpeterson on April 19, 2014 — Leave a Comment

(Des Moines, IA) –  The LA KISS offense was completely shut down in a 31-12 loss to the Iowa Barnstormers Saturday night at Wells Fargo Arena.

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Clarification on “The Association Rule”…Or Not

Written by tpeterson on April 17, 2014 — Leave a Comment

Confused about the CIF Association Rule? I think we all are. The way it was explained to me is that actually there is no Association Rule. The Association Rule is dead…with exceptions. I was also advised that there were no amendments or changes to the rule.

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Remembering Adrian Castro

Written by tpeterson on April 14, 2014 — Leave a Comment

(El Monte) – An estimated crowd of over 3000 people packed the quad area at El Monte High School Monday night to remember Adrian Castro. Castro, a football player at El Monte, was killed last Thursday in a bus crash carrying students up to Humboldt State.

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The Peterson Principle: 4/14/14

Written by tpeterson on April 14, 2014 — Leave a Comment

I don’t care whether it’s D-1, D-2, D-3, or NAIA, if a high school player is moving on to college to play at the next level, it’s a good thing. Especially if the institution is going to pay for your education.

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KISS Can’t Finish off Gladiators

Written by tpeterson on April 12, 2014 — Leave a Comment

(Anaheim) – The LA KISS gave up the last 14 points of the game and fell to Cleveland 40-30 in a see-saw battle Saturday night at Honda Center. The KISS led 30-26 late in the third quarter but never scored again despite having a golden opportunity in the fourth quarter. Meanwhile the Gladiators came up with two big plays to […]

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Five Sign From El Rancho

Written by tpeterson on April 10, 2014 — Leave a Comment

(Pico Rivera) – El Rancho celebrated the signing of five football players Thursday to play at the next level. Running Back Ryan Araujo, receiver Javier Carrillo, linebacker David Ramos and linebacker Jesus Verduzco all signed with New Mexico Highlands while defensive lineman Adrien Perez inked with Whittier College

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Panthers Still Perfect; Rout View

Written by tpeterson on April 9, 2014 — Leave a Comment

(El Monte) – Rosemead continued its run through the Mission Valley League with a 19-3 rout of Mt. View Wednesday to improve to 6-0 in league.

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Who’s In, Who’s Out? Spring Football Arrives

Written by tpeterson on April 9, 2014 — Leave a Comment

With the weather warming up and schools getting ready to throw the ball it’s a sure sign that Spring football has arrived. The high school kids may not be in full gear like Azusa Pacific, but passing league in shirts and shorts is a big part of every program these days.

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