Baldwin Park and Los Altos, both 8–1, delivered a hard-nosed, back-and-forth game Friday night before a great Homecoming crowd in Baldwin Park. On the final play, Baldwin Park returned an interception for a touchdown, sealing the 35–22 Homecoming win after a game that went down to the last snap. Los Altos hosts Diamond Bar on Friday, Oct. 30. The Braves travel to face South Hills on Thursday, Oct. 29. Baldwin Park freshman running back Jordan Minor (#14) GALLERY — https://sol

Chapman spoiled Azusa Pacific’s return to its newly renovated Cougar Stadium, defeating the Cougars 26–3 on Saturday night. The Panthers controlled the ground game, piling up 276 rushing yards to APU’s 103. Chapman also outgained the Cougars 441–174 in total offense. The game marked APU’s first football game at its on-campus stadium since Nov. 9, 2013, when the Cougars hosted Dixie State. Despite the loss, APU students and fans brought plenty of school spirit to a warm Saturd

GLENDORA, Calif. — The temperature at kickoff was 97 degrees, and Redlands eventually supplied plenty of heat of its own. After a closely contested opening quarter, the Bulldogs scored three second-quarter touchdowns and steadily pulled away for a 44–9 victory over Azusa Pacific on Saturday at Citrus College. A crowd of 1,085 braved the sweltering conditions, giving the Cougars a lively backdrop as their restored football program continued its return. While the scoreboard off

La Cañada QB Joe Bell set the tone Friday night as the Spartans rolled past Schurr, 42–7. La Cañada wasted no time taking control, exploding for 28 first-quarter points and building a 28–7 lead after the opening period. Bell opened the scoring with a 21-yard touchdown pass and later added another scoring strike as the Spartans put Schurr on its heels almost immediately. The statistical matchup coming in also showed the offensive gap between the teams. La Cañada was averaging