Football:
Don’t look now, but Pasadena is just a win over Muir next week from clinching a Pacific League championship.
The Bulldogs claimed their fourth victory in a row Thursday by defeating Crescenta Valley, 47-20, at Glendale High School.
Mekhi Fox and Ahmad Jolly had first-quarter scores to give PHS a 14-7 lead.
Fox scored again in the second quarter, and the Bulldogs took a 21-7 advantage into the half.
Dante Coronel hit Fox on a 50-yard score, Jamir Allen went the length of the football field for another, and Fox scored for the fourth time and the lead stretched to 41-20.
The fourth quarter’s lone TD was by PHS’ Ahmad Jolley.
Pasadena has now outscored its four opponents by a combined margin of 166-60.
Box Score:
PHS: 14-7-20-6-(47)
CV: 7-0-13-0-(20)
Records: Pasadena (4-0); Crescenta Valley (2-2)
2021 Football Schedule & Results:
March 19: Pasadena 42, Burbank 26
March 25: Pasadena 48, Burroughs 7
April 1: Pasadena 29, Arcadia 7
April 8: Pasadena 47, Crescenta Valley 20
April 16: Pasadena vs Muir at 4 (Rose Bowl)
Pacific League Standings:
Pasadena (4-0 overall, 4-0 in league)
Muir (2-1, 2-0)
CV (2-2, 2-2)
Burroughs (1-2, 0-2)
Arcadia (0-2, 0-2)
Burbank (0-3, 0-2)
A big thanks to Jennie Jacobsen Huse for the photos and Elizabeth Champion for the game info.
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