Colony QB Matt Simko could meet up with his former team Claremont in the Rancho Tourney.

Here is the field for the Rancho Cucamonga Tournament on Sat., May 19 at 9 a.m.

Rancho Cucamonga, West Covina, Chino Hills, Diamond Bar, Ayala, Colony, Ontario, San Juan Hills, Ganesha, Claremont, Huntington Beach and Corona Santiago.

The 12 teams will be put into four groups. After pool play, the four first-place teams will square off for the championship. The four second-place teams will play each other. The four third-place teams will play each other. The entire event should be over by 1 p.m.

Aram’s take: Most teams start spring ball on May 7. If you’re a fan who wants to see how your team looks, but you’re bored with watching them running around and do drills in spring practice, then passing games are for you. We can all overreact together. It will be fun and it gets started VERY SOON. I hear Chino Hills is going to be a powerhouse, so I’m very excited to see how the Huskies look. Also excited to get a first look at Noodles and where West Covina will be using him. The best matchup of the day, if we get it, would be to see Chino Hills WR Jack Austin go against Rancho standout corner Chris Hawkins. VERY NICE!

Aram’s take: These guys are just epic. And no, I haven’t been to any of these places.

Aram’s take: “She’s Chinese but her mom’s from Vietnam.” Best line in the entire in the vid. Anyway, since most of us have some Monterey Park ties along the and I stayed there for nearly 10 years, this video hit home. And yes, I’ve eaten at most of these places. These guys did a GREAT JOB! Hope they do more and more.

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Running back Kurt Scoby, who recently checked out of Charter Oak, did not enroll at Duarte on Monday as previously expected by Duarte coach Jason Martin, according to two sources.

Scoby is reportedly headed to Monrovia, according to two other sources.

Scoby was to officially become enrolled at Duarte on Monday, the first day after the school was back from spring break, but that reportedly did not happen, according to the sources.

Aram’s take: Around we go. Stay tuned because where this train stops, nobody knows. It’s safe to say Scoby-to-Duarte is in doubt right now. But you never know. He could wind up there after all. There could be quite a battle at RB for the Wildcats with Scoby and Covina transfer Gevontray Ainsworth. If, M-Town gets these two, well, I want say WATCH OUT, but WATCH OUT!