College Football:
September 23 Polls:
JCAB:
1-Mt. SAC
2-Butte
3-Modesto
4-Fresno
5-San Diego Mesa
6-Riverside
7-San Mateo
8-Golden West
9-Ventura
10-Fullerton
11-Canyons
12-Diablo Valley
13-Bakersfield
14-American River
15-Citrus
16-Allan Hancock
17-Foothill
18-Sequoias
19-Saddleback
20-Moorpark
21-Mt. San Jacinto
T22-Cerritos
T22-Sacramento City
24-El Camino
25-Sierra
Others: Santa Rosa, 25; Chaffey, 21; Pasadena City, 20; De Anza, 15; Monterey Peninsula, 14; San Joaquin Delta, 12; Palomar, 12; Long Beach City, 10; San Francisco, 10; Laney, 9; San Jose City, 8; Santa Monica, 6; Shasta, 5; Redwoods, 4; Santa Barbara City, 3; Chabot, 3; Los Medanos, 3; Santa Ana, 1.
CCCSIA:
1-Mt. SAC
2-Modesto
3-Riverside
4-Butte
5-San Mateo
6-San Diego Mesa
7-Fresno
8-Golden West
9-Ventura
10-Fullerton
11-American River
12-Canyons
13-Diablo Valley
14-Allan Hancock
15-Bakersfield
16-Sequoias
17-Saddleback
18-Citrus
19-Cerritos
20-Santa Rosa
21-Moorpark
22-El Camino
23-Foothill
24-Mt. San Jacinto
25-Sierra
Others: Chaffey, Monterey Peninsula, San Francisco, Pasadena City, Sacramento City, De Anza, East Los Angeles, L.A. Southwest, Long Beach City, Los Medanos, Palomar, Redwoods, Reedley.
Pictures courtesy of Bonita student-photographer, Brie Sheppard Flag Football: The area’s flag football community had Wednesday’s Palomares League showdown between first-place Ayala traveling to first-place Bonita marked down as a must-see contest. But what they saw was all about those Bearcats. BHS took a 26-7 lead into the break, and they cruised to a 38-15 […]
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College Football: September 23 Polls: JCAB: 1-Mt. SAC 2-Butte 3-Modesto 4-Fresno 5-San Diego Mesa 6-Riverside 7-San Mateo 8-Golden West 9-Ventura 10-Fullerton 11-Canyons 12-Diablo Valley 13-Bakersfield 14-American River 15-Citrus 16-Allan Hancock 17-Foothill 18-Sequoias 19-Saddleback 20-Moorpark 21-Mt. San Jacinto T22-Cerritos T22-Sacramento City 24-El Camino 25-Sierra Others: Santa Rosa, 25; Chaffey, 21; Pasadena City, 20; De Anza, 15; […]
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