Category Archives: High School Football
Brown Out at Covina
By Tim Peterson (Covina) – Joe Brown has stepped down as the head football coach at Covina after two seasons sources confirmed Wednesday.
Dons Win Crosstown Clash
By Tim Peterson (Baldwin Park) – Sierra Vista outscored Baldwin Park 31-17 in the second half and pulled away to a 58-37 win over city rival Baldwin Park Wednesday night at Baldwin Park High.
It’s Official: Villasenor to Muir
By Tim Peterson ‘ (Pasadena) – Former Nogales head coach Matt Villasenor has been named the new head football coach at Muir Athletic Director Alfredo Resendiz confirmed Wednesday.
Villasenor Resigns at Nogales
By Tim Peterson (La Puente) – Matt Villasenor has resigned as the head football coach at Nogales after two seasons he confirmed Wednesday. Fred Robledo of SGVN Sports is reporting that Villasenor will be named the head coach at Muir to replace Lance Mitchell who resigned to take the St. Francis head coaching job.
Gonzales Steps Down at Keppel
Robert Gonzales has stepped down as the head football coach at Keppel. By Tim Peterson (Alhambra) – Robert Gonzales has stepped down as the head football coach at Keppel after four years he announced on Twitter (X) Monday night.
Don Lugo Names Smolin Head Coach
By Tim Peterson (Chino) – Pete Smolin, who has 25 years of coaching experience at the high school level, has been named the new head football coach at Don Lugo he confirmed late Thursday night.
Mid Valley Sports 2025 MVP: Trey Gamble-Muir
While the Player of the Year and Most Valuable Player are similar, especially in High School Football, there are a couple of specific differences. A Player of the Year is one where the statistics or numbers are just too big to ignore. For instance, if a running back runs for over 2,000 yards or a […]
St. Francis Names Mitchell Head Coach
Lance Mitchell has left Muir to become the new head football coach at St. Francis. By Tim Peterson (La Canada) – Lance Mitchell has been named the new head football coach at St. Francis the school announced Wednesday.
Mid Valley Sports 2025 Player of the Year: Trey Freking – South Pasadena
By MVS Staff South Pasadena’s Trey Freking rushed for over 200 yards in four different games in 2025 and he seemed to get stronger as the season progressed. He finished with 2,013 yards on the season and ran for 29 touchdowns.
Holman Signs Out at San Dimas
By Tim Peterson (San Dimas) – Mark Holman has resigned as the head football coach at San Dimas after 11 years he confirmed Friday.
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