Baseball:
Baseline League: (2-1)
Etiwanda 10, Temecula Valley 2
RCHS 5, Vista Murrieta 3
Bonita 6, Damien 1
Del Rey League: (3-1)
La Salle 7, Glendora 1 (wild card round)
California 2, Serra 1
La Salle 6, Hemet 3
Bishop Amat 4, Ocean View 1
Hacienda League: (0-3)
Santiago 8, Los Altos 0
Crescenta Valley 2, South Hills 0
El Rancho 3, Walnut 2
Mission League: (4-1)
Loyola 10, Montebello 0 (wild card)
Loyola 5, San Marcos 4
Harvard Westlake 3, Los Alamitos 2
Notre Dame 3, Mira Costa 0
Monrovia 1, Crespi 0
Mission Valley League: (1-3)
Arroyo 10, Crossroads 1
Malibu 3, Marshall Fundamental 0
Artesia 6, Gabrielino 3
Riverside Prep 10, Mountain View 4
Montview League: (1-2)
Nogales 3, Shadow Hills 0
Big Bear 9, Gladstone 3
Chino 15, Sierra Vista 1
Olympic League: (2-1)
Maranatha 8, Great Oak 2
Burroughs 2, Village Christian 0
Whittier Christian 2, Norwalk 0
Pacific League: (2-2)
San Dimas 3, Arcadia 2 (11 innings)
Burroughs 2, Village Christian 0
Crescenta Valley 2, South Hills 0
California 4, Burbank 0 (Tuesday’s wild card game)
Palomares League (1-2):
Bonita 6, Damien 1
Villa Park Ayala 2
La Salle 7, Glendora 1 (wild card)
Prep League (1-2):
Flintridge Prep 10, Highland 9
Trinity Classical 13, Rio Hondo Prep 12
South Torrance 4, Poly 0
Rio Hondo League: (2-1)
Monrovia 1, Crespi 0
Temple City 5, Century 2
Salesian 5, South Pasadena 1
Valle Vista League: (2-1)
Paloma Valley 1, Northview 4
San Dimas 3, Arcadia 2 (11 innings)
Charter Oak 5, Agoura 3
Thanks to Harry Joe for the game info/stats Football: For only the second time this season, Rio Hondo Prep trailed in a football game. The first was a week-five (28-21) loss at Torrance. And on Friday, ML King led 7-0 after taking their first drive to paydirt. Unfortunately for the Wolves, the Kares defense is […]
Football: Every CIF-SS Quarterfinal Round Score: Division 1: Mater Dei 33, Sierra Canyon 13 Centennial Corona 25, Mission Viejo 20 Orange Lutheran 42, JSerra 20 St. John Bosco 31, Santa Margarita 29 D-1 Semifinal Schedule: Mater Dei at Centennial Corona Orange Lutheran at St. John Bosco Division 2: Murrieta Valley 49, Los Alamitos 28 Oaks […]
Girls Tennis: Whew! That was close. The Marshall Fundamental girls’ tennis program drove all the way to Santa Barbara to battle San Marcos in the semifinal round of the CIF-SS Division 5 playoffs. And the Lady Eagles earned a spot in the title match by the skin of one’s teeth. Marshall and San Marcos won […]
Boys’ Water Polo: Los Osos didn’t just earn a spot in Saturday’s CIF-SS Division 3 championship game, The Grizzlies did so in dramatic fashion. LOHS led 7-6 in the waning moments of Tuesday’s D-3 semifinal at Santa Monica. The Vikings appeared to score to send the game to overtime. However, the goal was reversed on […]
Pictured L-R: Golden West quarterback, Will Burns, & Mt. SAC running back, Devin Miles Football: By Brian Reed-Baiotto Mt. SAC is the only program in the state of California that has full control over its ranking and postseason position. If the top-ranked Mounties defeat their visitors from Golden West on Saturday night, they’ll enter the […]
Girls Tennis: Marshall Fundamental has now earned a spot in Wednesday’s semifinal round of the CIF-SS Division 5 playoffs. The Eagles secured a comfortable 12-6 victory over their visitors from Carpinteria. Per usual, Marshall’s singles players led the way. Hannah Hagiwara, Diana Kasabian and Elena Edmonds provided eight set wins of the 10 needed to […]
Photos by Ryan Tomey & Conrad Hunziker III Football: Every First Round Score: Division 1: Mater Dei had a bye Sierra Canyon 38, Servite 14 Centennial Corona (bye) Mission Viejo (bye) Orange Lutheran (bye) JSerra (bye) Santa Margarita 59, Inglewood 26 St. John Bosco (bye) Friday’s Schedule: Sierra Canyon at Mater Dei Centennial Corona at […]
Football: Picture it: You’re a 4-6 football team that had to travel 136 miles to Santa Barbara in the first round of the CIF-SS Division 10 playoffs. And on the opening kickoff, you lose arguably the program’s MVP in CJ Gibson. With all things considered, the odds of heading back home with a win had […]
Football: Citrus College improved to 5-4 after Saturday’s 59-19 National Central Conference victory over OCC. Leading 21-12 midway through the second quarter, the Owls scored 37 consecutive points to put the game on ice. Citrus had advantages in first downs (29-18), rushing yards (340-170) and total offense (557-324). Jamahl Wilson carried the ball 15 times […]
