Mid Valley Sports

La Serna Pounds Their Way Into the Semi-Finals

November 16, 2024 | Author: dbarker

Ayden Contreras with a massive game for La Serna.

(Whittier, CA) The La Serna Lancers ran for 387 yards and seven touchdowns and pounded their way to a 56-35 victory over the Rio Mesa Spartans Friday night in the quarter finals of the CIF Division V playoffs at Cal High School.

Knights Win Nail Biter

November 16, 2024 | Author: alexg

Isaac Fajardo scored three touchdowns to lead St. Francis.

By Alex A. Gonzalez

La Canada —With 25 seconds left in the fourth quarter, Keyon Mills scored his third rushing touchdown of the night, making the score 28-27 St. Francis Golden Knights at Jim Bonds Stadium, but the Knights’ defense stuffed Mills on the 2-point attempt, sealing the win for St. Francis in the second round of the Division 6 CIF-SS playoffs Friday night.

Bonita’s Undefeated Run Ends with Edison

November 16, 2024 | Author: tpeterson

Bonita quarterback Travis Lippert was under constant duress from the Edison defense.

By Tim Peterson

(La Verne) – Edison’s offense did enough and the defense did the rest in a 24-0 shutout of previously unbeaten Bonita Friday night in the second round of the CIF Division 3 playoffs at Bonita High School.

El Monte Comes up Just Short, 44-37

November 15, 2024 | Author: mvs

By Rich Whittington

(El Monte) – The El Monte Lions came up just short Friday evening, falling to the visiting Lynwood Knights 44-37 in overtime in the second round of the CIF Division 13 Playoffs at Mt. View High School.

Johnson Resigns at Burroughs after One Season

November 15, 2024 | Author: tpeterson

Laron Johnson, shown here at La Puente, has stepped down as the head coach at Burroughs.

By Tim Peterson

(Burbank) – Laron Johnson has stepped down as the head football coach at Burroughs after just one season he confirmed late Friday.

Hagerty Resigns at Bishop Amat

November 15, 2024 | Author: tpeterson

By Tim Peterson

(La Puente)- Steve Hagerty has resigned as the head football coach at Bishop Amat after 17 years he announced Friday. Hagerty released a statement that said in part that “It was simply time for new leadership. I no longer believe that I am the guy to lead this program.”