BRAWLEY — Scoring on their first offensive play from scrimmage and never looking back, the Brawley Union High School Wildcat football team defeated the Palo Verde Valley High Yellowjackets 38-7 in an Imperial Valley League game at Warne Field here Friday night.
BRAWLEY — If Imperial Valley League teams didn’t know about Brawley Union High’s freshman quarterback Ethan Gutierrez before Friday, they certainly know about him now.
BRAWLEY — With as many ups and downs as the teams that make up the Imperial Valley League have had this football season, it’s easy enough for an essential fact to go by the wayside: They’re all still basically 0-0.
| WEEK 8 RESULTS | ||||||
| TIME | TEAM | SCORE | TIME | TEAM | SCORE | |
FINAL |
Brawley | 38 | BYE |
Calipatria | - | |
| vs Palo Verde | 7 | - | ||||
BYE |
Holtville | - | FINAL |
Calexico | 0 | |
| - | @ Imperial | 47 | ||||
FINAL |
Central | 47 | BYE |
Vincent | - | |
| @ Southwest (City Championship) | 13 | - | ||||
BRAWLEY — Scoring early and often, invoking a running clock in the second quarter, the Brawley Union High School Wildcat football team defeated the Kofa High Kings 57-0 at Warne Field here Friday night.
YUMA — The Brawley Wildcats narrowly avoided their third consecutive loss to a Yuma-based school this year by edging the Cibola High Raiders, 21-19, Friday night.
YUMA — On Friday night the Brawley Wildcats will play a football game against the Yuma Catholic Shamrocks. That much is definite. What will happen when they do is anybody’s guess.
BRAWLEY — Shifting into high gear on offense and battening the hatches on defense, the Brawley Wildcats rode 29 unanswered points in an explosive second half to a cathartic, 43-7 victory over the visiting Indio High Rajahs, Thursday night at Warne Field.
YUMA — If high school football games were 12 minutes long, then the Brawley Wildcats would have won their season-opener against the Gila Ridge Hawks in dominating fashion.
BRAWLEY — While the Central Union High School football team’s offense has garnered accolades all season, blistering teams to the tune of 44 points per game, it was the Spartans’ defense that delivered the big plays against rival Brawley on Friday.
Ask not for whom the Bell tolls, it tolls for the Imperial Valley.
Yes, that’s right. We’re only days away from the end of this season’s league play for high school football in Imperial Valley.
CALEXICO — the Brawley Union High School Wildcat football team defeated the Calexico High Bulldogs 21-0 in an Imperial Valley League game Friday night at Ward Field.
“Round up the usual suspects.” It’s one of the most famous lines from “Casablanca,” delivered by Claude Rains’ Capt. Renault.
They say a win is a win, and if that’s true, congratulations are in order for the Vincent Memorial Scots, who padded their record this past weekend at the expense of Escondido Charter.
This week’s nominations for Gridiron Greats will not be called on account of rain.
IMPERIAL — For decades, Brawley Union High’s football program has been known for its ground-and-pound style. So when the Wildcats needed a fourth-quarter, game-winning drive, it’s no surprise they ran the ball 10 straight times to score and beat Imperial, 20-19, in the Imperial Valley League…
Ahh, autumn.
Week four of the non-conference football season was pretty kind to the Imperial Valley, with local teams finishing the weekend with a record of 5-2.
Clear skies. Low around 55F. Winds W at 5 to 10 mph.
Clear skies. Low around 55F. Winds W at 5 to 10 mph.
A mainly sunny sky. High 89F. Winds light and variable.
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