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Playoff Football Previews
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Playoff Football Previews: St. Francis vs. Cajon; Flintridge Prep vs. PAL Academy
Football: Spartans’ season likely comes to an end after 40-10 Rio Hondo League setback in regular-season finale.
Girls’ Tennis: Host Spartans excel in singles, doubles en route to 14-4 Rio Hondo League win versus South Pasadena.
Girls’ Volleyball: Spartans hold their own against Ontario Christian in 25-19, 26-24, 25-20 Division III second-round match.
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La Cañada High was in dire need of a win on the football field to keep its hopes alive for one of the Rio Hondo’s automatic playoff bids.
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Football: Spartans lose first Rio Hondo League game of season on the road, 42-27.
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Paraclete’s principal praises St. Francis for showing up to play Friday despite road closures.
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The big news of the weekend is that a federal judge in Kentucky dismissed the lawsuit that would have restored Maximum Security as the winner of the Kentucky Derby.
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Kedon Slovis puts in arguably his best performance of the season in a 41-17 win over Cal that keeps the Trojans in contention for Pac-12 South title.
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Nick Rakocevic finishes with 24 points and 11 rebounds in a 76-66 road win over Nevada that keeps the Trojans unbeaten on the season.
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Even without Kawhi Leonard on the court, Paul George only needs 20 minutes to score 37 points in the Clippers’ 150-101 victory over the Atlanta Hawks.
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UCLA was forced to face the harsh reality of where it really stands in the Pac-12 during its humbling 49-3 loss to No. 7 Utah on Saturday.
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Top-seeded Studio City Harvard-Westlake defeats second-seeded Newport Beach Newport Harbor 6-4 for the CIF Southern Section Division 1 boys’ water polo title.
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UCLA turned over the ball five times in its 49-3 loss to No. 7 Utah on Saturday, with three of the giveaways coming in the red zone.
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Week 12 football playoff results
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