Pictured: The 2021 Glendora football program after completing its first 10-0 regular season in school history
Football:
Most Wins:
Etiwanda (12-1)
Glendora (11-1)
Monrovia (10-1)
Rio Hondo Prep (10-2)
St. Francis (10-3)
Ayala (9-2)
Bonita (9-3)
Pasadena (9-3)
Northview (9-7)
San Dimas (8-4)
Alta Loma (8-4)
Covina (8-4)
Muir (7-2)
Chino Hills (7-6)
Claremont (7-6)
West Covina (6-5)
Upland (6-6)
Rancho Cucamonga (6-6)
La Canada (6-4)
Charter Oak (5-6)
Arcadia (4-5)
Damien (3-7)
Maranatha (1-7)
La Salle (1-8)
Los Osos (1-8)
South Hills (0-10)
Most Points Scored:
Pasadena (504)
Rio Hondo Prep (502)
Monrovia (499)
Etiwanda (450)
Northview (448)
St. Francis (389)
Covina (374)
Glendora (365)
San Dimas (337)
Bonita (333)
Ayala (331)
Alta Loma (323)
La Canada (318)
Rancho Cucamonga (316)
Damien (289)
Chino Hills (270)
Charter Oak (265)
Claremont (261)
West Covina (247)
Upland (206)
Muir (124)
Arcadia (215)
La Salle (206)
Maranatha (108)
South Hills (79)
Least Points Allowed:
Glendora (107)
Muir (124)
Claremont (160)
Ayala (162)
Bonita (169)
West Covina (172)
Monrovia (177)
Etiwanda (187)
Rio Hondo Prep (189)
San Dimas (217)
Charter Oak (229)
La Canada (247)
Chino Hills (250)
Covina (264)
Pasadena (272)
Alta Loma (273)
Upland (273)
St. Francis (283)
La Salle (293)
Damien (302)
Maranatha (313)
Rancho Cucamonga (320)
Arcadia (334)
Northview (361)** played 16 games
South Hills (361)
League Champions:
Angelus: (St. Francis, Loyola & St. Paul tie)
Baseline: (Etiwanda)
Citrus 4: (Glendora)
Del Rey: (Salesian)
Gold Coast: (Campbell Hall)
Montview: (Azusa)
Mountain West: (Ayala)
Olympic: (Cerritos Valley Christian)
Pacific: (Pasadena & Muir)
Rio Hondo: (Monrovia)
San Antonio: (West Covina)
Sierra: (Covina)
Valle Vista: (Northview & San Dimas)
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