Baseball:
Division 1:
Joe Naranjo, Ayala
Blake Archuleta, Bishop Amat
Jared Jones, La Mirada
Michael DeHaro, La Mirada
Division 2:
Preston Howey, Arcadia
Will Grimm, Crescenta Valley
Jacob Gonzalez, Glendora
Dawson Netz, Maranatha
Zach Jacobs, San Dimas
Division 3:
Ryan Graves, La Canada
Connor Buchanan, La Canada
Kyle Ethridge, Los Osos
Andrew Duran, Northview
Division 4:
Diego Moran, Alhambra
Sebastian Garcia, St. Paul
Julian Tellez, St. Paul
Division 5:
Ben Grable, Flintridge Prep
Franco Alonso, Pasadena Poly
David Mathias, Pasadena Poly
Izeh Lopez, Pomona
Division 6:
Player of the Year: Jake Lang, Rio Hondo Prep
Coach of the Year: JT Parker, Rio Hondo Prep
Evan Foor, Rio Hondo Prep
Jack Van Cleve, Rio Hondo Prep
Eric Evans, The Webb Schools
Eddie Moreira, The Webb Schools
Tanner Golden, Western Christian
Division 7:
Player of the Year: Alex Peterson, Arroyo
Coach of the Year: Randy Hernandez, Arroyo
Felix Perez, Arroyo
Aaron Martinez, Arroyo
Richard Jakob, Edgewood
Alex Nava, Marshall Fundamental
Sam Karp, Marshall Fundamental
Benny Ruiz, Rosemead
Football: Editor’s Note: Last Week, Calpreps went 3-2 in games that featured a 210 Prep Sports program Calpreps Title-Game Predictions: Friday, November 29th: D-1: Mater Dei 41, St. John Bosco 13 D-3: Edison 31, Simi Valley 26 D-5: La Serna 27, Palos Verdes 13 D-7: Warren 28, Rio Hondo Prep 26 D-8: Serrano 27, St. […]
Photos by Jim McCormack Boys Basketball: After four consecutive wins to start the 2024-25 season, Damien fell to La Mirada, 53-46, in the championship game of the Sunny Hills Tournament. The Spartans got off to an unusually slow start. The Matadores led 18-5 after eight minutes. But DHS would go on a 20-7 second-quarter run, […]
Photos by Underrated Media Girls Basketball: Flintridge Prep didn’t just secure a Bonita Tip-Off Classic title. The Wolves dominated their way to the crown. FP defeated Cajon, Claremont, Los Osos and Rialto by a combined margin of 243-147. On Saturday night, Prep and Rialto were locked in an 18-18 tie at the break. The Wolves, […]
Girls Basketball: Glendora finished third at the La Mirada Tournament. GHS claimed consecutive victories over Millikan (50-28) and Anaheim (57-26) before falling to Crean Lutheran (44-33) in Friday’s semifinal. On Saturday, the Tartans defeated Loara, 52-24, and they improved to 3-1. Reagan Herrmann had a game-high 14 points to go with her 10 rebounds. Brianna […]
Girls Basketball: It doesn’t get much closer than this. La Salle hosted Pasadena on Saturday evening. And the Bulldogs gave the Lancers all they could handle. However, La Salle was able to edge PHS, 47-44. PHS and LSHS matched each other in scoring in the second (11-11), third (15-15) and fourth quarters (10-10). But a […]
Boys Basketball: Damien has earned itself a spot in the Sunny Hills Basketball Tournament. After victories over Troy (80-41), Ontario Christian (68-39), Villa Park (70-42), the Spartans faced La Habra in a semifinal round contest. The writing was on the wall early, as DHS outscored LHHS, 17-0, in the first quarter, and they would cruise […]
Girls Athlete of the Week: What a week it was for the West Covina High School girls water polo program. The Bulldogs played four games in five days. WCHS defeated La Mirada (15-13), Pasadena (10-5) and Cerritos (15-4) before falling on Friday, 14-6, at the hands of St. Lucy’s. Over that stretch, WCHS junior Deneli […]
Pictured L-R: Nate Penunuri & Nate Curtis Boys Athletes of the Week: Noah Penunuri and Nate Curtis, the 2023 Football Players of the Year for this site, are up to their old tricks in 2024. During much of the regular season, the Kares blew opponents out, and that meant Penunuri and Curtis saw limited touches, […]
Photos and game info from Ryan Tomey Football: St. Francis’ quest for a CIF-SS Division 6 championship was thwarted by their visitors from Murrieta Mesa. The Rams found themselves in an 11-point hole in the first quarter at Jim Bonds Stadium. However, MMHS was able to edge SFHS, 31-28, after outscoring the Golden Knights, 28-14, […]
