Category Archives: High School Sports
Wilson Wins in Zavala’s Debut
By Lawrence Sellers (La Habra) – Wilson overcame a 13 point deficit with 28 consecutive points and went on to beat Sonora 28-13 Friday night in Brian Zavala’s debut as Head Coach. It was the Wildcats first victory since November 16, 2007 when they beat Mayfair 21-13 in the first round of the CIF Playoffs. […]
The M-Town Massacre
By Ricardo Benedetto (Duarte) – With a lack of depth, and a late start to the 2009 campaign we knew Duarte was going to take its lumps. It continued Friday night as cross town rival Monrovia thumped the Falcons 59-0 on Duarte’s home field.
St. Francis has a Field Day
By Jordan Brunson (Arcadia) – It was the Dietrich Riley Show in Arcadia as the senior rushed for 103 yards and hauled down five receptions for 110 more. Two of his receptions were for touchdowns as he led St. Francis to a 40-0 rout of Arcadia Friday night.
Rodriguez Rescues Arroyo
By Joe Torosian (El Monte)- It was all over except the hugging.
South Hills Picks off a Win
By Corey Kwok (Covina District Field) – South Hills sophomore running back Jamel Hart rushed for two scores, the defense intercepted four passes and tight end Dakota Behr took a pitch option throw 34 yards to the house as South Hills cruised past Ayala 21-3 Friday night to open the 2009 campaign.
Thrice is Nice for Titans
By Jim Naysium (San Marino)- There is a popular saying stating ‘bad things happen in threes.’ Friday night the San Marino Titans proved this theory wrong, shutting out Gabrielino for the third year in a row, 34-0.
Rosemead Rally Stops Colts
By Tim Peterson (Rosemead) – Matt Macias tossed a 35 yard touchdown pass to Greg Parham with 3:20 left in the game to give Rosemead a 23-20 win over Covina Friday night in the opener for both teams.
BG Gets Best of Aztecs
By Matthew Schuler (Covina)- Two three play drives gave Bell Gardens a 14-0 lead early in the second quarter and the Lancers never looked back, defeating Azusa 34-6 at Citrus College Friday night.
Lancers Get Revenge on Minutemen
(PASADENA) – La Salle came back in the second half with three impressive drives to “redeem” last season’s last minute loss to Marantha, 21-14.
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