Category Archives: High School Sports
Minutemen are Offensive, 47-28
(Pasadena) – All of Maranatha’s weapons were on display in a 47-28 win over Azusa Friday night on its home field. The Minutemen accumulated over 500 total yards on offense including 371 yards passing and five touchdowns from Andrew Elffers.
Warriors Outlast Vikings in Shootout
By Corey Kwok (Covina) – Michael Patini had five receptions for 110 yards and a touchdown, and was part of a foursome of Warriors that posted triple digit stats for La Puente, who outlasted Northview 43-34 Friday night at Covina District Field.
Arroyo 29 Montebello 22
(El Motne)- Steven Rivera’s 30-yard strike to Brandon Jauregui with 50 seconds left gave Arroyo a 29-22 come from behind victory over Montebello Friday night at Bergstrom Stadium.
Los Altos Takes Back the Wheel
(Hacienda Heights) – Shane Vernala threw for 125 yards and a touchdown an also ran for a score as Los Altos beat rival Wilson 32-6 to gain control of “The Wheel”.
Lancers Take Advantage of Turnovers
(La Verne) – La Serna took advantage of two Bonita third quarter turnovers to stay undefeated with a 21-20 victory. Faris Nesheiwat recovered a Bearcat fumble on the Lancers 35-yard line and took it to the end zone for the game-winning score with 1:46 remaining in the third quarter.
Colts Pick Lions Apart
By George Hernandez (El Monte)- Billy Livingston put on a clinic throwing for five touchdowns in Covina’s 52-10 win over El Monte Friday night at Lions Stadium.
West Covina Slips by South Hills, 35-33
By Johnathan Saller (West Covina) – It wasn’t pretty, but it sure was exciting. West Covina escaped a furious comeback from South Hills at Thybers Field Friday night and held on for a 35-33 victory in a game that featured seven turnovers and looked out of reach late.
Cougars Too Much to Handle for Muir
By Josh Ouellette (Altadena)- Kevon Seymour and the Muir Mustangs couldn’t handle Rancho Cucamonga Friday night losing 35-6.
Lancers Lose Out in Last Second Loss
By Tony Solorzano (Pico Rivera) – A two-point conversion attempt with one minute left in the game proved to be the difference as El Rancho held on to knock off Bell Gardens 27-26 Friday Night at Dons Memorial Stadium.
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