Category Archives: High School Sports
Game Night-Week Seven Mid Valley Division
Thursday October 22 Gladstone (5-1) at Azusa (6-1) Citrus College Last Year: Azusa 51-14 Azusa has proven the last three weeks that nobody is better in the Montview. The Aztecs have rolled up 123 points in three league games while never being threatened. So far the Aztecs have had no trouble defending their […]
Ball out Six Weeks
Rowland quarterback Michael Ball will be sidelined six weeks with a broken collarbone Raider Coach Craig Snyder confirmed today. Ball was hurt in the first quarter of Rowland’s 27-7 win over Rowland Friday night.
Game Night – Week Seven Southeast Division
Game Night – Week Seven Southeast Division All game times are 7: 00 PM unless otherwise indicated.
Southeast Division Top 30
1. Charter Oak (5-1) – Begin Miramonte domination with shut out over Bonita. 2. Rowland (6-0) – Michael Ball injury clouds Raiders hopes for Southeast Division title. 3. Burbank (5-1) – 58 point victory against Glendale showed just how powerful offense can be. 4. South Hills (4-2) – Huskies made life miserable on West Covina. […]
Mid Valley Division Top 30
The top five remained the same. Number four, San Marino, lost but it was to top ranked Monrovia and the Titans had a chance to tie it in the last minute. The bottom five teams are a combined 0-31. Here’s how it stacks up.
Friday Night Round Ups
San Gabriel 21 Keppel 7 Isaac Valdez threw for 140 yards and a touchdown to lead the Matadors to a 21-7 win over Keppel. The touchdown pass was caught by Mark Covarrubias and Fabian Amaro scored twice for San Gabriel in the Almont League opener.
Crosstown Crown Goes to Knights
(Rosemead)- In terms of beauty, this game was positively Bulgarian.
Raiders Win Minus Ball
(Walnut) – Michael Ball was knocked out of the game in the first quarter with a possible broken collarbone and after one Rowland found itself down 7-3. But after a pep talk from Coach Craig Snyder, big plays from Josh Onovughe and Leonardo Freeman and a stalwart defensive effort, the Raiders rolled to a 27-7 […]
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