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Bonita-Northview Tournament

Friday 3/4 Results   South Hills 10 Covina 3 Bonita 8 Damien 1 Yucaipa 4 Rancho Cucamonga 2

Rams Deep Six Dons in Opener

(Temple City) – If the first inning of the first game is any indication of the way the season is going to go for Temple City, it could be a big year.

Dale Ziola to Take over at Los Altos

(Hacienda  Heights) – Dale Ziola, an assistant on last years’ staff will be named the Head Coach at Los Altos, sources say.  

Baseball: Bonita-Northview Tournament

Pool A: Northview, Fullerton, Rancho Cucamonga, Los Altos, Keppel Pool B: Bonita, Damien, Arroyo, Yucaipa Pool C: Covina, Alta Loma, West Covina, South Hills Pool D: Paloma Valley, West Valley, Redlands East Valley, Los Osos, Elsinore

Cantu, Arredondo, to be Reunited at ELAC

(East Los Angeles) – The Aaron Cantu – Carlos Arredondo connection, that flourished at Schurr in 2009, will be on display once again at East Los Angeles College in 2011.

Damien Advances to Semis for Second Straight Year

By Matt Schuler (La Verne)- The gym was filled to capacity and the atmosphere was fitting for a rivalry as Damien edged out cross town neighbor Bonita  52-44 Tuesday night  in an elimination match on their home court.

Minutemen Win in Last Minute

(Covina) – Stephen Van Spronsen’s jumper in the lane with 24 seconds left lifted Maranatha to a 54-52 win over Covina Friday night in the second round of the Division 4A CIF playoffs.

It’s Confirmed: Hobbie to Coach San Marino

(San Marino) – Mike Hobbie was on the San Marino campus today, met with coaches and players and had lunch with the booster club president. He even got his San Marino gear as it was confirmed that he will be the new head coach of the Titans.  

Catching up with Manny Acosta

(Los Angeles) – It’s interesting to follow a kid’s athletic career after you covered him in high school. It’s even more interesting to see how he is doing when you’ve covered him since little league.

The Peterson Principle 2/18/11

I was making my football rounds last summer when I stopped by Muir High School. I walked on the field, greeted Coach Ken Howard and asked him if I could talk to him in a few minutes after I snapped some shots.