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Fink’s big game leads Glendora: USC-bound quarterback Matt Fink threw for 298 yards and three touchdowns, and added 124 yards rushing and another score to lead the Tartans to a 42-28 win over previously unbeaten Los Altos at Citrus College.
Sweet leads Bishop Amat: After three years of slugging it out with Bishop Amat, Chino Hills couldn’t keep up this time.Amat running back Torreahno Sweet, starting his first game since a season-opening loss to Mater Dei, scored five touchdowns and Amat never looked back, posting a 63-28 victory Friday at Kiefer Stadium.
Azusa can’t keep up with Montebello: The Montebello High football team is putting up some glossy numbers so far this season. That continued in emphatic fashion Friday night as the Oilers drilled visiting Azusa, 41-7, in a battle of unbeaten squads. Montebello (4-0) stormed to a 20-0 lead early in the second quarter and quickly left no doubt who would remain unblemished. The Oilers have now put up 164 points in four games.
South Hills no match for La Serna: Any thought of the La Serna High School football team starting a downward spiral after last week’s loss to Mira Costa was put to rest Friday.Joe Leal rushed for 89 yards and two touchdowns and the Lancers’ defense was stout for the fourth consecutive game in a 31-8 victory over South Hills in a nonleague game at Covina District Field.
Damien can’t keep up with Claremont: Claremont’s undefeated record is looking more legitimate by the week. The Wolfpack didn’t just elevate the number in the win column Friday night, it defeated its most accomplished opponent yet by its largest margin of the season, handing Damien a 42-17 loss to post the program’s first 4-0 record since 2011.

Friday’s results
Glendora 42, Los Altos 28 — Yes, Glendora has some offense after all. Matt Fink threw for 298 yards and three TDs, and rushed for 124 yards and a score. Yeah, he’s good.
Bishop Amat 63, Chino Hills 28 — Torreahno Sweet with 111 yards and 5 touchdowns, one shy of matching Ralph Brown’s record of 6 TDs in a game in 1995.
La Serna 31, South Hills 8 — Huskies’ offense in bad shape.
Montebello 41, Azusa 7 — Oilers as impressive as anyone in the Mid-Valley.
Claremont 42, Damien 17 — Damien lost to the same Claremont team that needed a last-second field goal to beat Covina. And Covina lost to Baldwin Park tonight. Oh no, Sparty.
Charter Oak 49, Bell Gardens 0 — Would like to watch them play La Mirada again.
San Dimas 69, Rosemead 24 — When the Saints are on, they’re really on.
Diamond Ranch 35, Schurr 3 — Starting to get a feeling about the Panthers.
Tesoro 35, West Covina 0 — Nothing to gain by scheduling this far over your head.
Baldwin Park 23, Covina 20, OT — Absolute shocker of the night. Who saw this coming.
La Puente 16, Wilson 9 — Warriors needed something to feel good about.
El Monte 34, Gladstone 0 — This was the Lions team we expected from the beginning.
Bonita 49, South El Monte 7 — Knew this was a blowout before it happened. Just insert final score.
Brea Olinda 17, Diamond Bar 14 — There goes the Brahmas’ perfect season.
Villa Park 49, Pomona 14 — Red Devils aren’t use to these butt whippings.
Mountain View 51, Duarte 48 — Sounds like this was worth the price of admission.
Arroyo 48, Rowland 14 — More and more Knights look like MVL favorites.