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The TEN 2/2/2012

(“The Ten” is not a top ten, but ten items worth being included in The TEN)

Ochoa’s Thoughts on Torres, Ruedaflores

(Alhambra) – Alhambra Head Coach Lou Torres stepped down Tuesday after two seasons at the helm. Torres, who was previously the Moors’ AD, succeeded the legendary Gil Ruedaflores who spent his life as a coach including 21 years as the HC at Alhambra. Defensive Coordinator Jacob Ochoa, who could be in line for the job, […]

Temple City Shocks LC 46-38

(Temple City) – Temple City went on a 16-4 third quarter run to erase a seven point halftime deficit and went on to stun La Canada 46-38 Wednesday night on its home floor. 

Solomon Signs with Nevada

(West Covina) – West Covina running back Chris Solomon signed with Nevada Wednesday. Solomon took a trip to Colorado and was very impressed with the program but ultimately inked with Nevada. 

Arroyo’s Steven Rivera 2011 Highlights

Albert Rodriguez Takes the Reins at South Hills

(West Covina) – Albert Rodriguez, who has been the offensive coordinator at South Hills as well as the offensive line coach since 2006, has been named Head Coach of the Huskies.

The Peterson Principle 1/30/12

They don’t believe in playing defense in the Pro Bowl. It’s either that or the Lakers-T-Wolves. Wow what a bad Sunday night for sports.

Boys Basketball Area Top 20

Things are status quo at the top as everybody keeps winning. Muir and Pasadena are heading for a showdown in the Pacific as are Village Christian and Maranatha in the Olympic. The Valle Vista is up for grabs while Gabrielino has gained control in the MVL. Keppel looks good in the Almont.      

Snyder Staying Put at Rowland

(Hacienda Heights) – There has been an unusually high amount of coaching changes so far this off season and even larger amount of rumors. But one coach that isn’t going anywhere is Rowland’s Craig Snyder. He’s staying put.

APU Southern California Shootout

Azusa Pacific University: Saturday January 28 10:30 Flintridge Prep (10-6, Div. 5aa #6) vs. Alta Loma (9-11, Div 1aa NR)