Category Archives: High School Sports

Big Tony’s Touts Down the 605

The Suburban Meyer League will start its league tilts this week, while the “Jack Del Rio” League has two more weeks before its league schedule kicks in.  El Rancho has the week off.

The Peterson Principle 9/28/10

We had just rolled to a victory in our league opener. I scored a touchdown, the defense did its job and we won in a rout going away. What a thrill it was for me to have played tailback for the Rio Hondo Rams and walk off the field a winner in our first game […]

Game Night Week Four: Mid-Valley Division

Thursday September 30 Monrovia (1-2) at South Hills (1-2) The Huskies aren’t the Huskies teams that we’ve seen in the past. Last week it got really ugly in a 59-6 rout at Tesoro. This followed the beating that was administered by West Covina.

Game Night Week Four: Southeast Division

Thursday, September 30th PACIFIC Hoover (1-2) vs. Burroughs (0-3) at Glendale HS Last Year: Burroughs 45-7 Since 2006: Burroughs leads series 4-0

Monrovia Assistant Clarke Steps Down: Updated

(Monrovia) – Monrovia Defensive Coordinator Ted Clarke stepped down from his coaching position Sunday for personal reasons. The resignation is effective immediately. 

Old School Mid Valley Top 12

Temple City’s offensive line is well below average. If quarterback Mikal Quintanilla had the slightest bit of time to think pass before run, I truly believe the Rams would be in a much better place.

High School Top 20: Southeast Division

Last week prior to Week Three games, the Mid Valley Sports show talked about buying and selling stock in a team. With that in mind we take a look at the Top 20 differently this week. Do you buy stock in West Covina? Is Diamond Bar for real? Is it time to stop making excuses […]

High School Top 20: Mid-Valley Division

Whittier Christian’s win over St. Margaret’s has the Herald faithful believing they might run the regular season table. Azusa could go undefeated as well but they do have a test this week with La Puente. Covina lost in overtime but to a solid Southeast team in Walnut.

Maranatha 29 Salesian 28 (see interview with Joel Murphy)

Andrew Elfers connected with Josh Jones on a two-point coversion with 43.8 seconds left to give the Minutemen the victory over Salesian at Keegan Stadium Saturday night.

Mustangs Deal Colts First Loss

(Walnut) Alejandro Restrepo intercepted Billy Livingston in the endzone to seal a 49-42 overtime victory over the Covina Colts Friday night in an epic battle at Ken Gunn Stadium on the campus of Walnut High School.