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Whittier Christian – Village Christian by the Numbers
For what it’s worth: Points For: Whittier Christian 416 – Village Christian 469 Edge: Village Christian Points Allowed: Whittier Christian 236 – Village Christian 246 Edge: Whittier Christian
Monrovia – San Dimas by the Numbers
For what it’s worth: Points For: Monrovia 428 – San Dimas 394 Edge: Monrovia Points Allowed: Monrovia 122 – San Dimas 211 Edge: Monrovia
Pasadena Tips Off With 67 Point Win
By Corey Kwok (Pasadena) – Pasadena was an overwhelming force, as last year’s CIFSS Finalist and CIF State So Cal regional semifinalist Bulldogs tipped off their 2010-2011 campaign with an 84-17 pounding of visiting Arleta at the Tom Hamilton Gymnasium in the showcase portion of the Rose City Round Ball Classic Wednesday night.
The Mid Remembers: December 12, 2009
San Dimas Rains on M-Town Parade (Citrus College) – San Dimas rushed for over 200 yards on the ground and used a solid defense to beat Monrovia 12-7 Saturday night to win the Mid-Valley Division Championship. The game was played in a steady downpour from the opening kick off to the final gun.
The Peterson Principle 11/30/10
It seems like I’m getting this every week now. After hearing it from Schurr’s Albert “Rhino” Perez last week after picking against the Spartans, this week I came face to face with Rudy Robles of Whittier Christian.
Game Night Mid-Valley Division: Final Four
Friday December 3 Whittier Christian (11-1, Olympic #1) at Village Christian (8-4, Olympic at large) – at Glendale High Last Meeting: 11/5/10: Whittier Christian 29-26
High School Final Four: Mid-Valley Division
It went as expected. No I didn’t think San Dimas would beat Maranatha by 36 points but I did expect the Saints to win. It was the same thing with Village Christian over Rosemead. Crusaders win? Yes. 34-0? No.
The Peterson Principle 11/23/10
Thoughts and observations from a CIF first round playoff weekend.
Game Night: Mid-Valley Division Playoffs
Friday November 26 Rosemead (8-3, MVL # 2) at Village Christian (7-4, Olympic at large) – Glendale High