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By Tim Byrnes
May 18th was the last time the A’s weren’t occupying the basement of the American League West.
The team mixed a little old school small ball, and patience at the plate, with 10 home runs to dominate and sweep the Cincinnati Reds. Read more »
Not many changes in the Top 5. Three of the five teams lost but all to superior opponents. Northview jumped up two spots with an impressive road win over La Serna and Monrovia joined the party with its fourth consecutive win.
By Alex A. Gonzalez
After a 35-10 loss to New Mexico Friday night, the UCLA Bruins have relieved Head Football Coach DeShaun Foster of his duties, effective immediately. Martin Jarmond, The Alice and Nahum Lainer Family Director of Athletics, accounced today.
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By Alex A. Gonzalez
If you grew up in or around Temple City, you have probably heard of Temple City High School football. You’ve also heard who legendary head coach Bob Hitchcock was and the history that he possesses. From Hitchcock to Mike Mooney to Riley Saxon, Temple City football has a long history with its players and coaches. It started in the ’70s, where the school won 196 games- including 46 straight- and also hoisted seven CIF Southern Section titles between 1970 and ’79.
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High School Football scores from around the area:
By Tim Peterson
(Downey) – Sierra Canyon struck early and often in a 49-7 rout of Downey Friday night at Allen Layne Stadium. The Trailblazers led 21-7 at the end of the first quarter. They extended it to 42-7 at halftime and coasted the rest of the way on a running clock.
By Rich Whittington
(Pasadena) – The UCLA Bruins could not earn their first victory of the 2025 football season, losing to the visiting New Mexico Lobos 35-10 Friday evening in front of an announced attendance of 31,163 at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena.
By Alex A. Gonzalez
Temple City – For the first time in two years, the Temple City Rams played their first game at the newly renovated Bob Hitchcock Stadium on a cool Friday night. After the smoke and confetti settled, the Rams took care of business by blowing out the visiting Bosco Tech Tigers 45-14 in front of a rambunctious crowd for their first win of the 2025 campaign.
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