Photos by Gus Vargas, game info/stats by Zack Morton & Randy Reams, & video clips by Mark Sanchez Football: Although they no longer share a Palomares League rivalry for football, a Glendora-Ayala game rarely disappoints. And Thursday night was no different. The Tartans (Brandon Rohrer) and Bulldogs (AJ Gracia) are both led by young men […]
Girls Tennis: Mayfield improved to 3-0 in Prep League matches thanks to its 13-5 victory over Poly. Sam Frick, the Cubs No. 1 singles player, went 3-0, and won by scores of 6-1, 6-0, 6-0. Allison Huang went 2-1 at No. 3 singles by scores of 2-6, 6-0 and 6-0. In all, Mayfield singles won […]
Football: Written by Eric Greene, and photos from Randy Bell It had been 28 days since Monrovia had won a football game. In fact, MHS suffered a pair of sizeable setbacks sandwiched between a week-four bye. Ayala and San Dimas defeated Monrovia by a combined margin of 89-28. in week-three and week-five contests. MHS opened […]
Girls Volleyball: Seventy-two hours after being swept at Notre Dame in an Angelus League contest, the Tologs had a chance to avenge their only league setback. And they did just that. FSHA swept Notre Dame by scores of 25-23, 25-20 and 25-11. Nikki Garriola led the way with 18 kills, four aces and six digs. […]
Photo of Kathryn Khalil courtesy of Amanda Lin Girls Tennis: It was the first-ever meeting between Maranatha and the Providence (Burbank) Pioneers, who were missing their top player due to injury. The Lady Minutemen were especially sharp out of the gates, putting the pressure on from the outset, and emerging with a 6-0 lead after […]
Photos by Stephen Delgado Girls Volleyball: The good news: Marshall Fundamental gave perennial Mission Valley League power Gabrielino all they could handle and more. The bad news: GHS was able to edge the Eagles in five sets. Gabrielino wrapped up the MVL championship after its 24-26, 25-19, 25-20, 12-25 and 15-10 triumph over Marshall. The […]
Girls Tennis: One of the great side effects of blowout victories is the luxury of getting as many players some real-time experience as possible. And such was the case for the Claremont High School girls tennis program. CHS cruised to a 14-4 victory over Redlands in a nonleague match. The singles players and doubles teams […]
Photos by Gwen Pointer Football: By Brian Reed-Baiotto, Sports Editor Charter Oak has opened its 2022 schedule with five consecutive victories. The lion’s share of the credit should and does go to their senior class. And it’s not their on-field contributions alone that makes this group so valued, it’s just as much the leadership in […]
Photo by Alex Veliz Football: Thursday: Bonita vs Northview at Covina District Field Charter Oak at Los Altos St. Pius at La Salle Trabuco Hills at Los Osos Monrovia at South Pasadena Burbank at Pasadena Friday: Alta Loma at Aliso Niguel Muir at Arcadia Glendora at Ayala Etiwanda at Chino Hills South Hills at Claremont […]
Girls Volleyball: Glendora remains one-game back of first-place Bonita after Tuesday’s four-set triumph at Claremont. The Tartans dropped the first game, but regrouped and claimed victory by scores of 23-25, 25-23, 25-19 and 25-12. Hailey Heflin ked the way with her match-high 13 kills and one block. Kendra Gonzalez contributed 11 kills and 14 digs. Gianna […]
Girls Volleyball: West Covina earned a three-game sweep of Diamond Ranch. WCHS won by scores of 25-18, 26-24 and 29-27 Aliana Solorzano had 16 digs and Krizia Carandang pitched in with 20 digs. Senior Erendira Zepeda chiped in from the service line with 7 aces. Up next: The Bulldogs travel to Charter Oak on Thursday […]
Girls Volleyball: Arcadia remained one-game back of first place Crescenta Valley on Tuesday. The Apaches swept Burbank by scores of 25-22, 25-11 and 25-9. Deanna Chen has seven kills and two aces. Chayse Hoon contributed eight kills and three blocks. Megumi Green chipped in with six digs and three aces. Adelyn Wang had four kills, […]
Girls Volleyball: Flintridge Sacred Heart improved to 3-1 in Angelus League play after Tuesday’s five-set victory at Louisville. The Tologs won by scores of 25-18, 20-25, 25-16, 22-25 and 15-10. Mikayla Hsieh had eight kills, 12 assists and 29 digs. Nikki Garriola added 16 kills and 10 digs. Charlotte Taylor chipped in with 17 digs. Ally […]
Girls Tennis: In a contest between the Olympic League’s top two teams, Tuesday’s winner would take a large step towards a league title. And it Maranatha that came out on the right side of an 11-7 decision over the Defenders. Maranatha was able to jump out to a 4-2 lead in the 1st round behind […]
Pictured L-R: Mt. SAC coach Bob Jastrab, & Citrus College coach Brandon Hayashi College Football: Both the Mt. SAC and Citrus College football programs are off to 4-0 starts in 2022. The Mounties (4-0) are averaging 43 points per game, and they’ve defeated LA Valley (69-7), Saddleback (13-6), SBVC (63-18) and Bakersfield (28-10) by a […]
Girls Volleyball: Marshall Fundamental picked up a road sweep at Arroyo in a Mission Valley League contest on Monday afternoon. The Eagles won by scores of 25-16, 25-18 and 25-19. Marshall is now 7-1 and the win sets up a showdown with first-place Gabrielino on Wednesday. The Eagles trail Gabrielino by one game in the […]
Editor’s Note: The game stats, scoring plays and photo came from the Citrus College website College Football: When thinking about SGV area (Junior College) power programs, Mt. SAC would almost certainly be the first school that would enter one’s mind. The Mounties are multi-time state champions, and they’re off to a 4-0 start in 2022. […]
College Football: For the first time all season, the Mt. SAC football program fell behind in a game. In fact, the Mounties trailed twice in Saturday night’s showdown at Bakersfield College. But for the fourth time in as many tries, Mt. SAC left the field unscathed. The Mounties claimed a 28-10 victory. Bakersfield’s Tristin Skinner […]
Photo of Andrew Massino & Duke Mora courtesy of Rand Holdren Football: To say the Maranatha football program has made a 180-degree turn for the better in just one year would be quite an understatement. One season after going 1-7, the Minutemen are off to their best start since 2014, which is when four-time CIF-SS […]
Girls Volleyball: Fsha finished the Crescenta Valley Tournament in third place. The Tologs went 5-3. And all five wins came via sweep. FSHA defeated Arcadia (2-0), Castaic (2-0), Maranatha (2-0), Palisades (2-0) and El Camino (2-0). The Tologs three losses came at the hand of Chaminade (0-2), Venice (1-2) and South Pasadena (1-2). Nikki Garriola […]
