On an unusually humid early fall evening in Hacienda Heights, Los Altos held off a determined El Rancho team 21–18 Friday night. The Conquerors open league play at home against West Covina next Friday, Oct. 2, at 7 p.m., with their undefeated record on the line. Los Altos’ No. 27, Jaycen Perez, and a teammate tackle an El Rancho ball carrier during the second half Friday night in Hacienda Heights. For more, visit the gallery https://solisdigitalmedia.pixieset.com/2026

Muir’s second-half comeback came up just short Friday night as the Mustangs fell 21-18 on the road at Newbury Park. The Mustangs struck first with a rushing touchdown, but a missed extra point left them ahead 6-0. Newbury Park responded with two passing touchdowns to take a 14-6 lead into halftime. Muir came out fighting after the break. A third-quarter touchdown pass pulled the Mustangs within 14-12, though the ensuing two-point conversion attempt was unsuccessful. After New

MONTEBELLO, Calif. — On a warm and muggy Friday night high atop the hill at Schurr High School, the Spartans picked up their first victory of the season with a 21–12 win over previously unbeaten Garfield. With temperatures still hovering around 84 degrees during the evening and the humidity making it feel even warmer, it was a packed house for the nonleague matchup. The setting provided a picturesque backdrop overlooking the surrounding area, but down on the field, both teams

Saddleback's WR Jaydus Green, goes up for a catch against the Owls in the first half of their game on Saturaday, Sept 5, 2026. GLENDORA, Calif. — Saddleback College survived a 29-point fourth-quarter explosion by Citrus College to earn a wild 39-36 victory Saturday night. For Saddleback, Qayden Coleman returned an interception 100 yards for a touchdown, Jagger Blauwkamp scored on a 94-yard kickoff return and Manuel Maganda made three field goals, including a crucial 50-yarder