Author Archives: tpeterson

Late Rally Downs D-Ranch (see Roddy Layton interview)

(Pomona) – Diamond Ranch led 14-6 entering the fourth quarter. But Elsinore turned it completely around scoring three consecutive touchdowns in the final quarter to beat the Panthers 27-21 Saturday night at Ganesha High.

Bishop Amat Rips Muir 34-14

By Corey Kwok (La Puente) – It was Zachary Shay’s night at Kiefer Stadium as the speedy junior all purpose back scored three touchdowns (two rushing, one receiving) to lead host Bishop Amat to a 34-14 rout of Muir Friday night at Kiefer Stadium.

Federico Fantastic in Fourth; Knights Win

(Montebello)- Eddie Federico threw two touchdown passes in the last 3:37 of the game to propel Arroyo to a 12-8 victory over Montebello Friday night. The game winner was a 23 yard strike to Anthony Miller with 57 seconds left that stunned the Oliers.

Nunez Does It All For Aztecs

Matt Schuler (Azusa)- Back-to-back Montview league champion Azusa is now 2-0 after defeating Ontario Christian 31-10 Thursday night at Citrus College behind the legs of Quarterback Jose Nunez.

Lee is Lightning for West Co

(Covina) – It was what they called in the old days a good old fashioned butt kicking – a game in which somebody got taken out behind the woodshed. But to many people’s surprise it was West Covina who was the team administering the beating as they bullied South Hills 42-27 Thursday night at Covina District […]

Big Tony’s Touts Down the 605

By Big Tony Solorzano We’ve reached week two and already we’re seeing some interesting trends. As usual, the Jack Del Rio League is showing its usual topsy-turvy non-league results. Last week’s picks went a bit off. Losses by La Mirada, La Serna and Warren as well as the unexpected debut of Tony Botello for the […]

The Peterson Principle 9/14/10

I almost got booted off of Monrovia’s sideline Friday night. At halftime Monrovia assistant coaches Mike Minter and Ted Clarke both chided me for taking Glendora over the Wildcats in “Game Night.” At the time the score was 7-7.  

High School Top 20: Mid-Valley Division

Whittier Christian moves to the top after two huge wins. Previously top ranked Monrovia only fell one spot after losing to Glendora, which beat two time Southeast champ Charter Oak in zero week.

Schurr Surprised by Cantwell

(Montebello) – Jonathan Mesa rushed for five touchdowns and 335 yards lead Cantwell-Sacred Heart to a 49-28 win over Schurr Friday night on the Spartans home field.

Alhambra’s Ochoa is Interim for Torres

(Alhambra) – Jacob Ochoa, the defensive coordinator for Alhambra, has stepped in as head coach for Lou Torres, who is out with an undisclosed illness.