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)
Photos by Gwen Pointer Baseball: Charter Oak controls its own destiny. After splitting the two-game Valle Vista League series with Covina, the Chargers can finish as high as second place. COHS claimed an 8-5 victory over their visitors from CHS. Marcus Reese went six innings to earn the win, and he allowed a pair of […]
Photos by Beth Oualline Editor’s Note: Ayala doesn’t post their game stats online. Softball: Ayala will win another Palomares League championship. But Bonita will enter the playoffs on a high note. After a pair of Palomares League losses to the reigning champions, the Bearcats finally got over on the Bulldogs. BHS scored seven runs in […]
Baseball: In 2022, Northview ended the longtime San Dimas reign atop the Valle Vista League standings. Perhaps it was fitting that the Saints swept the Vikings this week to secure a second consecutive VVL championship. SDHS defeated NHS, 16-2, on Wednesday, and 5-0 on Friday. With two games to play, San Dimas has a three-game […]
Baseball: There’s a reason Bonita’s closing in on a third consecutive Palomares League championship. And it’s called pitching. The Bearcats just completed a three-game sweep of Claremont by scores of 2-1, 13-1 and 2-0. BHS got a complete-game effort from Camden Farina on Monday, and six innings from Jayden Rodriguez-Bernal on Wednesday. Fast forward to […]
Editor’s Note: For some reason, Upland doesn’t post their roster on MaxPreps, Scorebook live or the school’s official sports site so I could only list names that I could find. Softball: Twenty-seven days ago, Upland handed Etiwanda its first loss (4-1) in Baseline League play. Fast forward to Thursday, and the Eagles got payback in […]
Photo of Malachi Dharmaratne courtesy of Amanda Lin Boys Tennis: Thanks to Maranatha tennis for this report: Playing their third match in three days, and after two intense, hard-fought losses, the Minutemen came into today’s match physically and mentally fatigued. But one mantra continued to echo throughout the team, “Win this for Malachi.” Today was […]
Baseball: The Bishop Amat Del Rey League victory tour will march into 2025. At the beginning of the week, Amat held a three-game lead over second-place La Salle in the win column. But after victories of 6-2 on Tuesday, and 5-4 in eight innings on Thursday, it’s all about the boys from La Puente. Amat […]
Baseball: Walnut showed its heart and mettle on Thursday. Two days after a disappointing 3-2 loss to visiting South Hills, the Mustangs struck back. WHS secured a 4-0 victory at SHHS. With one week to go in the 2024 regular season, South Hills and Walnut are tied atop the Hacienda League standings with identical 7-1 […]
Baseball: Three days after a 6-5 home loss to South Pasadena, San Marino answered back. The Titans edged their host, 5-3, on Thursday. With two games to play in the 2024 regular season, the Titans and Tigers are tied at 7-3 in the Rio Hondo League penthouse. San Marino has two advantages, though. SMHS won […]
