Category Archives: High School Sports

Northview 2016 Schedule

Written by tpeterson on August 14, 2016 — Leave a Comment

Northview 2016 Schedule

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Mid Valley Spotlight: Mt. View RB/DB Josue Martinez

Written by tpeterson on August 11, 2016 — Leave a Comment

Josue Martinez: Mt. View RB/DB, Sr, 5’10”, 175lbs, runs 4.65 (40 yard dash)

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Mid Valley Spotlight: Chino LB/FB Adrian Alfaro

Written by tpeterson on August 10, 2016 — Leave a Comment

Chino linebacker Adrian Alfaro

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Chino Cowboys: Hard Work and Dedication

Written by tpeterson on August 9, 2016 — Leave a Comment
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Adam Dow, William Coleman, Win Gold at Junior Olympics

Written by tpeterson on August 9, 2016 — Leave a Comment

By Tim Peterson (Temple City) – Adam Dow and William Coleman, both incoming Temple City High School freshman, won the Gold medal in the national Junior Olympics Water Polo tournament at Stanford in the 14U division with their club team LA Premier.

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La Mirada Quarterback Meyer Receives Offer from Sacramento State

Written by tpeterson on August 5, 2016 — Leave a Comment

By Tim Peterson (La Mirada) – Tristan Meyer, who led La Mirada to a State Championship last year as a junior, has received his first offer.

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Mid-Valley Spotlight: Monrovia Sophomore Maury Rams

Written by tpeterson on July 28, 2016 — Leave a Comment

Maury Rams: Monrovia, RB, WR, S, Sophomore:

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Monrovia Highlights: Pioneer Tournament

Written by tpeterson on July 26, 2016 — Leave a Comment
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Burroughs’ Chance Bell Verbals San Diego State

Written by tpeterson on July 25, 2016 — Leave a Comment

(Burbank) – Burroughs running back Chance Bell has verbally committed to San Diego State, he announced Monday.

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Pioneer Tournament Images

Written by dbarker on July 23, 2016 — Leave a Comment

(Whittier) A few brave teams took on the sweltering SoCal heat Saturday at Pioneer High School in one of last passing league tournaments of the summer. In the end Los Angeles High beat Monrovia in the Finals. Monrovia’s Michael Washington was named MVP of the tournament.