Tribune Super 35 Rankings: Glendora, Diamond Bar, Diamond Ranch round out the Top 5

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TRIBUNE SUPER 35 RANKINGS
1. Bishop Amat (5-1) — No question the Lancers are No. 1 in the area, but to finish No. 1 in the Serra it must win games on the road like the one at Notre Dame. The Lancers are giving up way too many points and big plays and have struggled away from home in the Serra in recent years, which is why they’re 12-points underdogs at ND on CalPreps.
2. Chino Hills (4-1) – Fresh off a bye week Chino Hills should be fully prepared to face South Hills on Saturday at Covina District. South Hills has a punchers chance, but Chino Hills has emerged as a huge favorite to win the Sierra.
3. Glendora (5-0) — It’s been an unbelievably great start for the Tartans with wins over Charter Oak, South Hills, Bonita and Ayala, but they haven’t been dominant wins. They deserve being No. 3, but with Upland in town next, can they keep it going?
4. Diamond Bar (5-1) — An impressive two weeks in the Hacienda, beating Bonita, West Covina with Los Altos up next. If the Brahmas get past the Conqs, all that stands in the way of a Hacienda league title would be Diamond Ranch, whom it plays next week.
5. Diamond Ranch (5-1) – The Panthers beat previously undefeated Los Altos and are feeling good about their Hacienda and Southeast Division chances. But there’s still a lot of work to do.
6. Charter Oak (1-4) – How is a 1-4 team No. 6? It’s the Amat rule. The Chargers’ win over Los Osos was more impressive by far than any victory of the teams ranked below. It’s that simple.
7. Los Altos (4-1) — Still say when all is said and done the Conqs finish third in the Hacienda behind Diamond Bar and Diamond Ranch.
8. Bonita (4-2) — The Bearcats beat Rowland 59-0 which is the kind of win they need offensively and defensively for their confidence after losing to Diamond Bar. Can they still make the playoffs? Yes, but it won’t be easy.
9. South Hills (2-3) – The Huskies lost to three quality opponents and twice by a touchdown or less. With Chino Hills next their top ten ranking could be short-lived, but they deserve to be here this week.
10. Arroyo (4-1) — I’m going to throw them the Aram bone. I’m not so sure if they deserve No. 10, but they have looked good since a season-opening loss to Los Altos
The Rest: 11. Damien (2-3); 12. Ayala (2-3); 13. San Dimas (2-3); 14. Baldwin Park (5-0); 15. Pomona (5-0); 16. Northview (5-1); 17. Rosemead (4-1); 18. West Covina (2-4); 19. La Puente (4-1); 20. Azusa (3-2); 21. Claremont (1-4); 22. Covina (2-4); 23. Mountain View (3-2); 24. Duarte (2-3); 25. Walnut (2-3), 26. Rowland (2-4); 27. El Monte (1-4); 28. South El Monte (1-5), 29. Gladstone (2-3); 30. Nogales (2-4); 31. Sierra Vista (1-4); 32. Bassett (2-3); 33. Wilson (1-5); 34. Workman (2-3); 35. Ganesha (1-4).

TRIBUNE AREA LEADERS
PASSING

1. Koa Haynes, Bishop Amat, 117-172, 1,1769 yards, 17 TDs
2. Michael Moran, Baldwin Park, 88-134, 1,450 yards, 13 TDs
3. Nathan Coto, El Monte, 99-160, 1,393 yards, 15 TDs
4. Kory Brown, Charter Oak, 90-168, 1,222, 10 TDs
5. Tyler Peterson, Diamond Bar, 102-160, 1,047 yards, 9 TDs
6. Jacob Tovar, La Puente, 61-98, 1,039 yards, 10 TDS
7. Adrian Cuevas, El Monte, 68-122, 977 yards, 7 TDs
8. Brian Meyetee, Ayala, 57-131, 967 yards, 8 TDs
9. Tanner Diebold, Bonita, 85-150, 865 yards, 7 TDs
10. Manny Lua, Pomona, 42-76, 818 yards, 9 TDs
RUSHING
1. Justin Torres, Sierra Vista, 1007 yards, 8 TDs
2. Donavon Davis, Ganesha, 962 yards, 13 TDs
3. Jake Payton, Bonita, 694 yards, 10 TDs
4. Leroy Cloud, Damien, 637 yards, 2 TDs
5. Cecil Fleming, Claremont, 561 yards, 7 TDS
6. Alex Salgado, Workman, 542 yards, 8 TDS
7. Jackie Zhang, Rowland, 533 yards, 3 TDS
8. Tyler Brown, Diamond Bar, 513 yards, 10 TDS
9. Alec Zavala, Rosemead, 479 yards, 6 TDS
10. Cameron Blackburn, Azusa, 460 yards, 2 TDs
RECEIVING
1. Jose Ochoa, La Puente, 27 reception, 629 yards, 10 TDS
2. Nico Lozano, Arroyo, 24 receptions, 607 yards, 6 TDS
3. Jayson Miller, Baldwin P ark, 26 receptions, 549 yards, 4 TDs
4. Brandon Arconado, Bishop Amat, 26 receptions, 473 yards, 3 TDs
5. Donavin Washington, 30 receptions, 467 yards, 6 TDs
6. Raymen Baraza, Baldwin Park, 27 receptions, 442 yards, 5 TDs
7. Zion Echols, Charter Oak, 28 receptions, 422 yards, 5 TDs
8. Matthew Zahn, Bishop Amat, 22 receptions, 404 yards, 1 TD
9. Cordell Broadus, Diamond Bar, 36 receptions, 393 yards, 6 TDs
10. Shawn Wilson, Pomona, 17 receptions, 386 yards, 5 TDs

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