Category Archives: High School Sports

Cathedral 12 Temple City 3-FINAL

By Tim Peterson (Temple City) – Cathedral beat Temple City 12-3 Saturday in a non league game at Temple City High. The Phantoms improved to 5-1 with the win while the Rams fell to 0-2. Here’s a few shots.

Mid Valley Scoreboard: Week 4

High School Football scores from around the area:

Late Touchdown Lifts Bearcats

By Tim Peterson (Covina) – Sean Jastrab hit Hunter Grosenbach with a six-yard touchdown pass with 33 seconds left to lift Bonita to a 15-14 win over Charter Oak Friday night at Lou Farrar Stadium.

Panthers Prey on Los Altos

By George Hernandez (Hacienda Heights) – Diamond Ranch quarterback Mario Martinez Jr. hit six different receivers, threw three touchdowns and rushed for another in the Panthers 37-7 victory over the Conquerors Friday night at Los Altos. 

La Canada Blanks San Marino

By Rich Whittington (La Canada) – The La Canada Spartans scored first, and didn’t look back, Friday evening, as the host Spartans dominated the visiting San Marino Titans, 35-0, in front of an enthusiastic, Senior Night crowd at Spartan Stadium.

Maldonado Leads Oilers to Win

By George Hernandez (Montebello) – Andre Maldonado threw four touchdowns and ran for another leading Montebello in their victory over crosstown rival Schurr Thursday night at Schurr. 

Game Night: Week 4

By Tim Peterson Without a spring or a summer program, 7 on 7s and regular workouts for the last year it’s hard to gauge where the teams are at. Man, how I missed the SGV Shootout! I’m just thankful they’re getting a chance to play.

Mid Valley Scoreboard: Week 3

High School Football scores from around the area:

Bulldogs Bulldoze Huskies

By Alex Gonzalez West Covina: The West Covina ground game compiled 316 yards rushing and scored three touchdowns between running backs Drew Hall, Zach Requena, and Jason Chang Friday night, cruising to a 21-7 victory over South Hills, reclaiming the King of Cameron trophy at West Covina high school. 

Monrovia Survives Sierra Vista

By Tim Peterson (Monrovia) – There were six lead changes, six turnovers and enough yellow flags keep your local laundromat busy for the next two weeks, and in the end Monrovia emerged with a 35-28 victory over Sierra Vista in a game that lasted three hours and 22 minutes.