Category Archives: High School Sports
Mid-Valley Division Playoffs: Second Round Questions
Can Azusa recover from a 41-16 beating that San Dimas gave the Aztecs back on September 8? Can San Gabriel’s defense shut down Steven Rivera the way it did Andrew Elffers?
Matadors Get Defensive, 9-0
(San Gabriel)- All week the talk was that it would be a shootout. The winner would be the team with the last possession. Then over-under would be somewhere around 80. But instead it was the defense that stole the show as San Gabriel shut out Maranatha 9-0 Friday night in the first round of the […]
Heavy Medel in Arcadia
(Arcadia) – The ghosts of playoffs past have been exorcised from Salter Stadium on Friday night as Arcadia dominated in its opening round of the Southeast Division playoffs with a 39-13 victory over Bonita.
Monrovia Dispatches Pomona With Extreme Bias
(Monrovia) On the legs of Marquis Bias the Monrovia Wildcats ran away to a 24-7 win over the Pomona Red Devils Friday night in Monrovia in the first round of the CIF Mid Valley Division Playoffs.
Alhambra Stonewalls La Puente Comeback
By Alex Gonzalez (La Puente)- With less than 30 seconds left in fourth and La Puente looking to score, Alhambra’s defense stopped La Puente from coming back Friday night at La Puente High school.
Cal Nuked by Cox & Pasadena
(Whittier)- Pasadena quarterback Brandon Cox accounted for all eight of his team’s touchdowns in the Bulldogs 57-43 victory over California at Whittier District Field on Friday night.
Heralds Cut Short Lions CIF Safari
By Rich Whittington (Whittier)- Whittier Christian’s Daniel Chacon bounced back from a tough Week Ten performance to lead the Heralds to a 40-16 victory over El Monte on Friday night at Whittier College.
Conquerors Cash Out Indians
By Rick Fruchey (Glendale)- Los Altos spotted Burroughs a in the first half, and then dominated the second to take a 37-29 victory in the first round of the CIF playoffs at Glendale High School.
Lancers Sail On Over Monsoons
By Tony Solorzano (Bellflower) – Four touchdowns from O.J. Medina powered La Serna to a 47-34 upset over Mayfair
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