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Arroyo Outlasts Temple City, 42-32
By Steven Mercado (Temple City)- The Arroyo Knights looked shaky once again in their second game of the season, but not shaky enough to keep them from winning as they fended off the Temple City Rams by the final score of 42-32 on Friday night at Hitchcock Stadium.
Red Devils Win with Big Plays
By Joseph Rodriguez (Pomona) – Defensive coaches always stress the importance of making an opposing offensive work for everything they get; to never to give up “The Big Play”. Friday night Pomona scored early and often on “big plays” in route to a 58-17 victory over Don Lugo.
Saturday Night Fights: Broner-Taylor Preview
By Joseph Rodriguez Saturday night marks the return of Adrian Broner. Broner is taking on Emmanuel Taylor, who is fresh off a victory over Kareem Mayfield. Broner vowed at Thursday’s press conference to knockout Taylor.
La Mirada Too Much for CO
By Rich Whittington (La Mirada)- The La Mirada Matadores rode a hot hand, or in this case, a hot arm, to victory as they beat the visiting Charter Oak Chargers, 48-28, Friday night at La Mirada High School.
Gaise Grinds It Out For D-Ranch
By Alex Gonzalez (Rosemead)— Diamond Ranch Panthers’ running-back Davion Gasie carried the ball 18 times for 51-yards and scored two touchdowns in a 27-14 victory over the Rosemead Panthers Friday night at Rod Marinelli Stadium.
Colts Stampede Through La Puente
By Matt Schuler (La Puente) -The Covina Colts played faster and more efficient on the way to an easy 41-24 victory over the host La Puente Warriors Friday night on McIntosh Field.
Bulldogs Bank Win at BG
By Doug Brown
St. Franks Routs Chino, 41-7
By Thom Hendrickson (La Canada) St. Francis won the coin toss, deferred to the second half, and very little went right for Chino as the Golden Knights rolled to a 41-7 victory at St. Francis High School.
The TEN: 09/05/2014
(“The Ten” is not a top ten, but ten items worth being included in The TEN)
Scoreboard (9/4/2014): Week One
Mid-Valley Division Northview 38 Montebello 6 It wasn’t pretty, but in the end two things are true. Northview is 2-0 and the Oilers are a disappointing 0-2.
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