Category Archives: High School Sports

Anding Runs Wild

(Arcadia) – Burroughs took advantage of three Arcadia turnovers in the third quarter to continue its dominance of the Apaches with a 42-29 Pacific League win.

Condor Offense Too Slick for Oilers

(Montebello) The California Condors got a solid performance from Gabriel Lozano and increased their non-league record to 4-1 with a resounding 28-7 win on the road against the Montebello Oilers Friday night.

Knights Perform the Great Escape

(La Canada) – Arroyo rallied from a 21-7 deficit in the second quarter and held on to beat La Canada 23-21 Friday night.

El Monte 41, Cerritos 0

The Lions (3-2, 0-0) ruined Homecoming for the Dons (0-5, 0-1) as they closed out their nonleague schedule Friday night at Gahr High School.

Monrovia 40, Paramount 36

By Scott Hunter The Wildcats (2-3, 0-0) fought back from an early 23-7 deficit as they overcame the Pirates (1-4, 0-0) Friday night at Paramount High.

A Diamond in the Ranch

By Matt Schuler (Diamond Bar)- When comparing two diamonds, the one that shines brighter typically catches the eye of the beholder; which was definitely the case when Diamond Ranch visited neighboring rival Diamond Bar on Friday night.

Vikes Hand Win Off to Guards

By Big George Hernandez (El Monte)- Mountain View’s Jose “Nacho” Zamora ran for 139-yards and two touchdowns but it wasn’t enough as Bell-Jeff beat the Vikings in overtime at Viking Stadium Friday night 20-14. 

Rams Can’t Cage Panthers; Rosemead Prevails 35-9

By Josh Ouellette (Rosemead)- Temple City couldn’t stop the Panthers at Marinelli Stadium Friday night losing 35-9.

Muir Ruined by Ruiz

By Thom Hendrickson (Glendale)- Crescenta Valley’s Marro Lee rushed for 110 yards on 24 carries and scored  two touchdowns but it was Nick Ruiz’s late interception that secured the Falcons 27-20 victory over Muir on Friday night at Moyse Stadium.

Colts Stop Baldwin Park Come Back

By Alex Gonzalez (Baldwin Park) – Covina backs Gevontray Ainsworth and Vincent Venegas ran for a combined 304 yards as the Colts manage to stop a Baldwin Park comeback and beat the Braves 26-18 at Ted K Gorrell Memorial Stadium Friday night.