Category Archives: High School Sports

Azusa’s Last Kick at It

By Matt Schuler   At the time it seemed as if Azusa head coach Joe Scherf made a good call when he kicked a field goal with five minutes left in the third quarter to go up 24-21 during Friday night’s CIF semi final bout against San Dimas and Coach Bill Zernickow.  

Chargers Crush Condors for Finals Berth

By Tony Solorzano (Covina) – Adam Muema scored four touchdowns to lead Charter Oak back to the CIF Southern Section Southeast Division finals as they ended California High’s 10-game unbeaten streak, 38-10 Saturday Night at Charter Oak High School.

Monrovia Wins Nail-Biting Semifinal

By Juan Carlos Salas (Monrovia) – The Wildcats rallied from two ten-point deficits to edge Whittier Christian 35-32 Saturday night and seal their trip to the Mid-Valley Division CIF Finals.

San Dimas Advances to First CIF Final

  By Saile Ramirez

D-Ranch Shuts Down South Hills Again

By Josh Ouellette

Bosco Tech Tournament Roundups

By Corey Kwok Baldwin Park 71, San Gabriel 58 Baldwin Park, (3-0), hit a deuce and a pair of threes during the last 1:08 of the third to pull away from a see saw battle. The Braves carried a nine point lead into the fourth before wrapping it up with a 12-2 run to claim […]

Catching up with the Southmen

  Former South El Monte stars Joe Morales (LB) and Juan Perez (DL) just finished up their season at Fullerton College. 

Hoops are Here!

By Corey Kwok   We know it’s still football season but basketball hit the ground running this week.   Here’s a complete roundup of area games since Monday, (Tournament and non-league), compiled by Mid-Valley correspondent Corey Kwok.        

Cal Hi’s Jim Arnold and Terris Jones

 Mid Valley’s Big Tony Solorzano Interviews Cal Hi’s Jim Arnold and Terris Jones after their comback win against Burbank.

Lancers Open Season with Win

(Sierra Madre, Ca) – The La Salle girls’ soccer team began their quest for a CIF-SS title with a convincing 2-0 win over Monrovia in non-league play. The Lancers were impressive on offense and defense against a young Lady Wildcats team that was playing their second game in two nights.