Category Archives: High School Sports
Mid Valley Baseball Playoff Scoreboard: CIF Playoffs-Quarterfinals
High School Baseball Playoff scores from around the area:
Norwalk Knocks out Knights
By MVS Staff (El Monte) – Nowalk led 3-1 after the first two innings and added four in the seventh to ice it in a 7-1 win over Arroyo in the CIF Division 7 Quarterfinals Friday at Arroyo.
Lady Lobos Look to Make History
Haylie Garcia turning a double play in their quarterfinals game. By Luis Martinez (La Puente) – For the first time in school history, the Workman softball team has advanced to the CIF Southern Section semifinals, continuing a remarkable turnaround for a program that went winless just two seasons ago.
Mt. View 2026 Football Schedule
Vikings finish up with Rosemead and Arroyo.
Colony Classic set for Saturday June 20
Colony Classic Saturday June 20
Q&A with South Hills’ Jacob Gallegos
By George Hernandez [West Covina] – I sat down with one of the top returning players in the area, South Hills’ running back Jacob Gallegos. Gallegos spent his first three season at San Dimas under head coach Mark Holman running his ground and pound offense. Last season Gallegos had 1,668 yards rushing 16-touchdowns. He also […]
Q&A with St. Paul’s Daniel Castaneda
Big George sat down with St. Paul receiver Daniel Castaneda. By George Hernandez [Santa Fe Springs] – I sat down with the St. Paul wide receiver Daniel Castaneda who will be a big part of the Swordman’s offense this season and a favorite target for quarterback Josh Villata.
Mid Valley Baseball Scoreboard: CIF Playoffs – 2nd Round
High School Baseball playoff scores from around the area:
Knights Survive and Advance, 4-3
By Tim Peterson (El Monte) – Arroyo jumped out to a 4-0 lead and then had to hold on to beat Carter 4-3 Tuesday in the second round of the CIF Division 7 playoffs.
Q&A with Schurr Quarterback Jacob Torres
Schurr quarterback Jacob Torres sat down for a Q&A. By George Hernandez [Montebello] – I sat down with Schurr quarterback Jacob Torres who led the Spartans to a 7-4 record and an undefeated league title as a freshman. Torres’s threw for 1,226 with 15-touchdowns and only four interceptions he also added three rushing scores.