Category Archives: High School Sports
Game Night: Southeast Division
Week One: By Andy Villanueva Thursday, September 9, 2010 La Mirada (0-1) at La Habra (0-1) Last Year: La Habra 54-13 The Highlanders maybe without starting quarterback Cody Clements who was injured late in last week’s loss. A name familiar with MVS readers leads the La Habra defense as Vai Peko had an interception.
Fanview Lite: September 6, 2010
T-Minus-4 Days until “The Mid Valley Classic” Good Afternoon!
High School Football Top 20: Southeast Division
What did we learn after Zero Week? How about that there are more questions than answers after the first set of games Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
High School Football Top 20: Mid-Valley Division
Everybody will be in action now as Week One finally arrives. San Dimas drops after surrendering the Smudge Pot while Covina rises after a dramatic win over West Co.
Crawford Ignites Raider Victory
(Baldwin Park) The Rowland Raiders overcame a 16-0 third quarter deficit, scored 28 straight points and held on to beat the Baldwin Park Braves 35-29 at Baldwin Park High School Friday night to open the 2010 season.
Crusaders Shutdown Lancers
By Josh Ouellette (Glendale) La Salle came up short in its first game of the season losing to Village Christian 55-28 at Moyse Field on Saturday night.
Maranatha Falls at Big Bear
(Big Bear)- Big mistakes, poor play, and an exhausted Maranatha team fell to Big Bear Saturday afternoon 27-17.
Westview 38 Bosco Tech 6
Tigers’ running back Johnathan Silvas scored from a yard out to avert a shutout and cap a 98-yard drive in the final seconds Saturday evening in the season opener. Bosco Tech plays at Contreras next Thursday night.
Tartans Take Advantage of Turnovers
(Azusa) –Two-time Southeast Division Champion Charter Oak was given a rude welcome into the Inland Division as Glendora took advantage of four Charger turnovers to open the season with a 28-21 victory.
Bearcats Take Smudge from SD (video fixed)
(La Verne)- Bonita ran off 24 consecutive second quarter points to take a 41-20 decision from San Dimas Friday night in the schools annual battle for “The Smudge Pot”.
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