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Covina Blanks El Monte, Colts now 3-0
By Matt Schuler (Covina)- The Covina kids are back. Billy Livingston racked up over 300 total yards; Peter De La Cruz returned the opening kickoff 93-yards for a touchdown, and the Covina defense forced six turnovers to dismiss El Monte 31-0 Friday night at Covina District Field.
Whittier Christian 33 Kern Valley 11
Steven Anderson throws for four touchdowns
Dons Beat Vikes, 10-7
(Baldwin Park) – Sierra Vista got a lucky break and squeezed by Mountain View 10-7. Dons running back Giovanni Rivera ran the ball 41 times for 204 yards Friday night at Sierra Vista High School.
Matadors Fall Short Against Bank
By Josh Ouellette (San Gabriel) – The Burbank Bulldogs hung on for a 44-36 victory over San Gabriel (0-3) Friday night after going up 37-14 at the half.
Bearcats Hang On for Win
By Tony Solorzano (Whittier) – A blocked field goal attempt allowed Bonita to remain undefeated as they escaped Titan Stadium with a dramatic 13-12 win over Santa Fe High Friday night at Pioneer High.
Moors Use Run Game For Victory
By Saile Ramirez (Alhambra)-Temple City’s inability to recognize play fakes in Alhambra’s single-wing led to a 20-14 loss Friday night at Moor Field.
Raiders Quick-Strike Offense Does In Rosemead
(Rowland) – Lightning struck quickly and often for Rowland with four touchdowns on five offensive plays in the first quarter enroute to a 48-14 win over Rosemead.
Cougars Maul Saints
By Johnathan Saller (San Dimas) – Rancho Cucamonga put up 21 quick points on San Dimas in the first half, and held on 21-10 Friday night. Quarterback Dimitri Morales threw for two touchdowns on 11 of 16 passing and running back Sateki Finau found paydirt in the first quarter on his way to 130 yards […]
Mariners Make Cardinals Sing the Blues
By Tony Solorzano (Whittier) – Four first quarter touchdowns powered the Pacifica Mariners to a 41-8 victory over Whittier Thursday night at Whittier District Field. It was another long night for head coach Walter Scott’s Cardinals (0-2) as the Mariners (2-0) dominated the first half of the game, literally keeping the Cardinals from getting past mid-field until the fourth quarter, […]
Chalk Talk: “The Okie” Defense
By Maranatha DC Henry Rodriguez Getting it done with speed… The Okie is a designed “attacking” defense whose purpose is to bring as much pressure, disrupt timing, force hurried throws, out man the offensive line and bring confusion to the offensive line’s blocking schemes on every snap.
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