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Rams pass University Test

(Arcadia) – Temple City scored six runs in the sixth inning to break it open and went on to beat University 8-3 Wednesday at the Apache Invitational.

The Peterson Principle 4/6/10

The worst thing about March Madness is at some point it has to end. It finally did Monday night and I hated to see it go. The Duke-Butler Championship game was maybe the greatest ever.

Rams Fit to be Tied

(Arcadia) – For 10 innings Temple City went toe to toe with area heavyweight Glendora. And after it was all over both teams were left standing. The game was called due to the time limit and they settled for a 2-2 tie Tuesday at the Apache Invitational.

High School Baseball Area Top 20

Temple City stunned St. Frank’s with four in the bottom of the seventh at the Apache Invitational. Arcadia got a strong outing from K.J. Edson to take care of San Dimas. Northview is still the king of the Valle Vista after Eddie Pedroza went the distance to beat Covina.

Apaches make Quick Work of Saints

(Arcadia) – Arcadia still had time to catch a late movie. It took K.J Edson and the Apaches just one hour and 36 minutes to finish off San Dimas 3-1 Saturday night at the Apache Invitational.

V is for Victory… and Vigil

(Arcadia) – Alec Vigil’s two run single in the bottom of the seventh capped a four run rally and gave Temple City a dramatic 4-3 win over St. Francis Saturday at the Apache Invitational.

Pedroza Leads Vikes over Covina

(Covina) – Eddie Pedroza fired a complete game and belted a tie breaking home run in the sixth inning to lead Northview to a 7-5 win over Covina Friday in Valle Vista League action.

The Peterson Principle 3/30/10

I didn’t see many of “The Butler did it” headlines as I thought I would after the Bulldogs advanced to the Final Four. I did see “Served by Butler” and “Butler Goes Home.” I think I was actually the first to write it immediately after the game on Facebook.

Oliva, Arredondo, Cantu Live Tuesday

Hayden, Pascarella, highlight second day of Superbike Challenge

By Tony Solorzano (Fontana) – Joey Pascarella swept the AMA Pro Supersport series, while long time rider Tommy Hayden finally earned his first career win in the American Superbike Series as the Suzuki Superbike Challenge concluded Sunday at Auto Club Speedway.