Author Archives: tpeterson

The Peterson Principle: 1/20/14

Village Christian could have done a lot worse than to bring in Mark Bates as coach. He was a key assistant under Bill Redell at Oaks Christian and knows what is needed to win a championship. Bates has seen first hand and been a part of what is necessary to win at the high school […]

Ajon is Aces for Bulldogs

(Pasadena) – Ajon Efferson sank 10 of 12 free throws in the fourth quarter and led all scorers with 27 points to propel Pasadena to a 65-57 win over Crescenta Calley Friday night in Pacific League action.

Village Christian Brings in Bates

(Sun Valley) – Village Christian has hired former Oaks Christian DC Mark Bates to lead its football program sources confirmed Wednesday. Bates, a Village Christian alum, was a key assistant during the Bill Redell era at Oaks Christian.

Azusa Pacific Defeats Dominican

(Glendora) – Azusa Pacific jumped out to an 11-3 early advantage, fell behind by one at halftime but gained control in the second half to beat Dominican 71-64 Tuesday night at the Felix Event Center. The Cougars had three players in double figures with Troy Leaf leading the charge with 17. 

Bonita’s Jake Payton 2013 Highlights

The Peterson Principle: 1/13/14

It’s January and that means it’s time for the annual coaching changes in high school football. Okay so where are we at now? There were two more resignations just last week. Both seemingly came out of the blue. Jason Martin stepped down at Duarte and Ryan Maddox resigned after six successful seasons at Monrovia.

Sweet 600 for La Canada’s Hofman

(La Canada) – La Canada jumped out to a 20-5 lead to open the game and never trailed in a 73-62 home win over La Salle Friday night. The win was number 600 for La Canada Coach Tom Hofman who is in his 28th year as the Spartans head coach.

Diamond Bar’s Tyler Brown 2013 Highlights

Diamond Ranch’s Kammy Delp 2013 Highlights

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wGyT9LdpcZ0

The Peterson Principle: 1/6/14

Although the entire season is taken into consideration when you look at Post Season awards sometimes one game, even one play can make a difference.