Category Archives: High School Sports
Game Night Mid-Valley Division: Week Six
All game times are 7:00 PM unless otherwise indicated Thursday October 13 Montview League
Mid-Valley Division Quarterbacks: Stats
Here are 15 quarterbacks in the Mid-Valley Division with 500 passing yards or more. This is not a Top 15 QB list but they are listed in order of yards. We’ve also noted the passing touchdowns and interceptions for each player.
Old School Top 12
Arcadia is the cream of the Old School crop but Monrovia isn’t far behind. Arroyo struggled but won while Rosemead is chewing up yards on the ground. If Duarte beats Azusa this week, then yes the Falcons are for real. Hello Temple City? Temple City? Anybody there?
Mid-Valley Division Top 20
Covina hangs on until Livingston comes back while San Dimas has a field day. Maranatha remains unbeaten and Monrovia gets back on track. Arroyo escapes while The La Puente High School wins its fifth straight and is heading for a showdown with Azusa. P-Town is still a player in the V-Vista.
Southeast Division Top 20
One team made itself known that the Pacific League goes through Burbank’s flatlands. West Covina has established itself as the team to beat in the Southeast after dismantling Diamond Bar. Del Rio League play starts and Santa Fe is just happy to have had a week off after a nightmarish preseason. Bellflower and Mayfair are […]
Kares Take Care of Crusaders
By Eddie Solomon (Glendale) – Rio Hondo Prep was held scoreless in the first half but outscored Village Christian 31-6 in the second half to beat the Crusaders 31-13 Saturday night at Glendale High.
Pasadena Outlasts Glendale
By Eddie Solomon (Pasadena) – Brandon Cox did everything for Pasadena except serve the post game meal. He threw for 335 yards and three touchdowns, he rushed for 90 yards and three scores and he intercepted a pass in the end zone as time expired in the Bulldogs 47-46 win over Glendale Friday night […]
Life Lesson #1: Don’t Kick to McGee, Maranatha Wins 35-14
(South Pasadena)- South Pasadena didn’t exactly have a foot on the neck of the Maranatha, but they did have them right where they wanted them before an eye blink, a heart beat, and the Minutemen’s 35-14 victory Friday night.
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