Category Archives: High School Sports

Lady Knights Classic Tournament Recap

Recap of the Third and Fifth Place games of the Arroyo Lady Knights Tournament.

Powell Too Physical for Apaches

(El Monte) – Arcadia’s dreams of dethroning Bishop Amat in the Lady Knights Classic quickly turned to a nightmare as the Lancers brushed aside a 6-0 deficit to advance to the tournament final for the fifth straight year on Friday evening with a 50-33 win.

Azusa Tournament Final Wrap

By Corey Kwok Championship: South Hills 48, Temple City 36 Korey Serna presented matchup problems all night with his mountainous 6-foot-9 stature and took advantage of it all to deliver an extraordinary 21 point, 20 rebound game for South Hills (8-3), who clipped Temple City 48-36 to win the Azusa tournament championship.

La Canada Holiday Classic Roundups

By Corey Kwok Wednesday December 14

Coach of the Year? (Vote in Poll)

Tell us who, tell us why.

2011 Sherise Edmonds Memorial Tournament

Here is the schedule for the San Dimas Girl’s Tournament.

17th Annual Lady Knights Christmas Classic

Apologies to Covina High School for not being able to cover its tournament last week, between power outage, football finals and family we were unable to give the proper coverage to your tournament. The Mid will attempt to cover at least two games a night.

CIF Finals Weekend Wrap

Even though it was only one touchdown, there was the feeling that when Chris Solomon scored on a 27 yard run on West Covina’s first play from scrimmage, it was over. Before the seats at Cal High were warm the Bulldogs were up 28-0 and cruising to their second consecutive CIF Southeast title.

Wildcats’ Title is Biased, 53-14

(Monrovia) – Monrovia rode the wave of a 39-0 run in the second half and the legs of Marquis Bias to a 53-14 rout of San Gabriel Saturday night to win the CIF Mid-Valley Division Title for the second straight year before a packed house at Monrovia High.  

Arroyo Tournament Recap

By Corey Kwok Championship: Montclair 53 La Canada 43 Montclair went on a 13-4 run through the fourth quarter’s first 6 1/2 minutes, and that surge held firm the final 90 seconds to help knock off defending tournament champion La Canada 53-43.