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High school football: Week 9 schedule
WEEK 9
(All games at 7 p.m. unless noted)
THURSDAY’S SCHEDULE
CITY SECTION
East Valley League
Arleta at Fulton, 3:30 p.m.
Monroe at Grant
North Hollywood at Chavez
Verdugo Hills at Sun Valley Poly
Eastern League
Huntington Park at South Gate
South East at Legacy
Exposition League
Marquez at Manual Arts
SOUTHERN SECTION
605 League
Cerritos at Pioneer
Glenn at Artesia
Big West Upper League
Corona Centennial at Norco, 7:30 p.m.
Eastvale Roosevelt at Chaparral, 7:30 p.m.
Cottonwood League
Trinity Classical at Temecula Prep, 7:30 p.m.
Delta League
Capistrano Valley at El Modena
Western at Tustin
Desert Empire League
Shadow Hills at La Quinta
Desert Sky League
Granite Hills at Barstow, 7:30 p.m.
Silverado at Victor Valley, 7:30 p.m.
Epsilon League
Laguna Hills at La Habra
Foxtrot League
Northwood at Fountain Valley
Golden League
Lancaster at Highland
Hacienda League
Covina at Walnut
Inland Valley League
Moreno Valley at Lakeside, 7:30 p.m.
Iota League
El Toro at Santa Ana
Kappa League
St. Margaret’s at Garden Grove
Lambda League
Fullerton at Sunny Hills
Manzanita League
Nuview Bridge at San Jacinto Valley Academy
Miramonte League
Garey at Workman
Mojave River League
Ridgecrest Burroughs at Oak Hills
Serrano at Apple Valley, 7:30 p.m.
Montview League
Azusa at Sierra Vista
Hacienda Heights Wilson at Ontario
Pomona at Nogales
Mountain Pass League
Elsinore at Tahquitz, 7:30 p.m.
Sunkist League
Eisenhower at Grand Terrace, 7:30 p.m.
Tango League
Costa Mesa at Westminster La Quinta
Valle Vista League
San Dimas at Baldwin Park
West Covina at Diamond Ranch
Zeta League
Savanna at Godinez
8-MAN
SOUTHERN SECTION
Heritage League
Santa Clarita Christian at Milken, 6 p.m.
Majestic League
Highland Entrepreneur at Cornerstone Christian, 5 p.m.
Nonleague
Lancaster Baptist at Noli Indian
FRIDAY’S SCHEDULE
CITY SECTION
Central League
Bernstein at Roybal
Contreras at Mendez
Hollywood at Belmont, 4 p.m.
Coliseum League
King/Drew at Crenshaw
Washington at Dorsey
Eastern League
Garfield vs. LA Roosevelt at East LA College
Exposition League
Angelou at Santee
Marine League
Narbonne at Carson, 7:30 p.m.
San Pedro at Gardena, 4 p.m.
Metro League
Locke at Hawkins
Northern League
Eagle Rock at LA Wilson, 7:30 p.m.
Lincoln at LA Marshall, 7:30 p.m.
Southern League
West Adams at Rivera
Valley Mission League
Granada Hills Kennedy at San Fernando, 7:30 p.m.
Panorama at Van Nuys
Reseda at Sylmar
West Valley League
Birmingham at Granada Hills
Chatsworth at El Camino Real
Cleveland at Taft
Western League
LA University at Fairfax, 7:30 p.m.
Palisades at LA Hamilton
Venice at Westchester, 7:30 p.m.
Nonleague
Fremont at Maywood CES
Jordan at Los Angeles, 3:30 p.m.
SOUTHERN SECTION
Almont League
Alhambra at San Gabriel
Keppel at Bell Gardens
Schurr at Montebello
Alpha League
Los Alamitos at San Clemente
Mission Viejo at Edison
Angelus League
St. Francis at Paraclete
St. Paul at Alemany
St. Pius X-St. Matthias at Cathedral
Baseline League
Ayala at Upland
Damien at Chino Hills
Etiwanda at Rancho Cucamonga
Bay League
Inglewood at Palos Verdes, 3:30 p.m.
Lawndale at Culver City
Mira Costa at Leuzinger
Big West Lower League
Corona at Corona Santiago
Riverside King at Murrieta Mesa
Temecula Valley at Great Oak
Big West Upper League
Murrieta Valley at Vista Murrieta
Bravo League
Corona del Mar at Tesoro
Villa Park at San Juan Hills
Yorba Linda at Newport Harbor
Camino Real League
St. Bernard at St. Genevieve
Channel League
Moorpark at Royal
Oak Park at Ventura
Oxnard at Buena
Citrus Belt League
Beaumont at Citrus Valley
Redlands at Cajon
Redlands East Valley at Yucaipa
Citrus Coast League
Del Sol at Santa Clara
Grace at Channel Islands
Nordhoff at Carpinteria
Conejo Coast League
Calabasas at Rio Mesa
Newbury Park at Thousand Oaks
Westlake at Santa Barbara
Cottonwood League
Riverside Prep at Silver Valley
Del Rey League
La Salle at Cantwell-Sacred Heart
St. Anthony at Salesian
Del Rio League
La Serna at Whittier
Santa Fe at California
Delta League
Trabuco Hills at Cypress
Desert Empire League
Palm Springs at Palm Desert
Rancho Mirage at Xavier Prep
Desert Valley League
Coachella Valley at Twentynine Palms
Indio at Yucca Valley
Epsilon League
El Dorado at Foothill
Huntington Beach at Crean Lutheran
Foothill League
Castaic vs. Saugus at Canyon Country Canyon
Golden Valley vs. West Ranch at College of the Canyons
Hart at Valencia
Foxtrot League
Aliso Niguel at Orange
Laguna Beach at Dana Hills
Gano League
Don Lugo at Chaffey
Rowland at Montclair
Gateway League
La Mirada at Paramount
Mayfair at Dominguez
Warren at Downey
Gold Coast League
Desert Christian Academy at Viewpoint
Rio Hondo Prep at Brentwood
Golden League
Eastside at Palmdale
Knight at Littlerock
Quartz Hill at Antelope Valley
Hacienda League
Los Altos at Diamond Bar
South Hills at Chino
Inland Valley League
Citrus Hill at Heritage
Perris at Canyon Springs
Iota League
Anaheim Canyon at Sonora
Troy at Irvine
Ironwood League
Capistrano Valley Christian at Aquinas
Cerritos Valley Christian at Heritage Christian
Ontario Christian at Village Christian
Ivy League
Liberty at Rancho Verde
Orange Vista at Riverside North
Vista del Lago at Paloma Valley
Kappa League
Segerstrom at Brea Olinda
Westminster at Esperanza
Lambda League
Beckman at Placentia Valencia
La Palma Kennedy at Marina
Manzanita League
California Military Institute at Anza Hamilton
Desert Chapel at Vasquez
Marmonte League
Bishop Diego at. St. Bonaventure
Camarillo at Oaks Christian
Simi Valley at Oxnard Pacifica
Mesquite League
Arrowhead Christian at Western Christian
Linfield Christian at Whittier Christian
Maranatha at Big Bear
Mid-Cities League
Bellflower at Lynwood
Compton Early College at Gahr
Firebaugh at Norwalk
Miramonte League
Bassett at Ganesha
La Puente at Duarte
Mission League
Loyola at Chaminade
Sherman Oaks Notre Dame at Serra
Sierra Canyon at Bishop Amat
Mission Valley League
Pasadena Marshall at Gabrielino
Rosemead at Arroyo
South El Monte at El Monte
Mojave River League
Hesperia at Sultana
Moore League
Long Beach Jordan at Long Beach Wilson
Long Beach Poly at Long Beach Cabrillo
Millikan at Compton
Mountain Pass League
San Jacinto at West Valley
Mountain Valley League
Indian Springs at San Bernardino
Pacific at Miller
Ocean League
Beverly Hills at Hawthorne
Compton Centennial at West Torrance
Omicron League
Garden Grove Pacifica at Katella
Irvine University at Woodbridge
Portola at Buena Park
Pacific League
Arcadia at Pasadena
Burbank at Glendale
Crescenta Valley at Burbank Burroughs
Muir at Hoover, 5:30 p.m.
Pioneer League
Peninsula at Redondo Union
South Torrance at North Torrance
Torrance at Santa Monica
Rio Hondo League
San Marino at Monrovia
South Pasadena at Temple City
River Valley League
Jurupa Valley at Ramona
Rubidoux at Norte Vista
San Andreas League
Kaiser at San Gorgonio
Rim of the World at Colton
Sierra League
Bonita at Los Osos
Charter Oak at Colony
Glendora at Claremont
Sigma League
Estancia at Ocean View
Rancho Alamitos at Santa Ana Calvary Chapel
Santa Ana Valley at Los Amigos
Skyline League
Fontana at Arroyo Valley
Rialto at Carter
Riverside Notre Dame at Bloomington
Sun Valley League
Cathedral City at Banning
Desert Mirage at Desert Hot Springs
Sunbelt League
Arlington at Hemet
Rancho Christian at Hillcrest
Valley View at Riverside Poly
Tango League
Loara at Garden Grove Santiago
Tri-County League
Agoura at San Marcos
Dos Pueblos at Fillmore
Santa Paula at Hueneme
Trinity League
JSerra vs. Mater Dei at Santa Ana Stadium
Orange Lutheran at Santa Margarita
Servite at St. John Bosco
Valle Vista League
Alta Loma at Northview
Zeta League
Century at Saddleback
Nonleague
Bermuda Dunes Desert Christian at Viewpoint
El Segundo at El Rancho
INTERSECTIONAL
Rancho Dominguez at Verbum Dei, 4 p.m.
St. Monica at Franklin
8-MAN
CITY SECTION
City League
New Designs at Animo Jackie Robinson
USC Hybrid at New Designs Watts
Valley League
South LA College Prep at East Valley
Valley Oaks CES at Teach Tech
SOUTHERN SECTION
Agape League
PAL Charter at Academy for Careers & Exploration
Coast Valley League
San Luis Obispo Classical Academy at Maricopa
Heritage League
Lancaster Desert Christian at Faith Baptist, 6:30 p.m.
Majestic League
Public Safety Academy at United Christian
Tri-Valley League
Cate at Sage Hill, 6 p.m.
Chadwick at Flintridge Prep, 6:30 p.m.
INTERSECTIONAL
Hesperia Christian at Fresno Christian, 6 p.m.
Hillcrest Christian at Vacaville Kairos
Lighthouse Christian at Sherman Oaks CES
Lucerne Valley at Warner Springs Warner, 3 p.m.
Model School for the Deaf (Washington D.C.) at CSDR
SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE
SOUTHERN SECTION
Cottonwood League
Santa Rosa Academy at Webb, 1 p.m.
Del Rey League
Crespi vs. Harvard-Westlake at SoFi Stadium, 8 p.m.
River Valley League
Patriot at La Sierra
8-MAN
SOUTHERN SECTION
Agape League
Victor Valley Christian at Hesperia Christian, 6 p.m.
Coast Valley League
Valley Christian Academy at Cuyama Valley, 6 p.m.
Express League
Avalon at Downey Calvary Chapel, 12 p.m.
Southlands Christian at Vista Meridian, 6:30 p.m.
Frontier League
Villanova Prep at Laguna Blanca, 1 p.m.
Nonleague
Pasadena Poly at Lighthouse Christian
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Dashcam video shows former WWE executive Vince McMahon rear-ending vehicle on Connecticut highway
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Police have released new video showing former WWE Chairman Vince McMahon speeding before crashing his 2024 Bentley Continental GT into another luxury car on a Connecticut highway last summer.
McMahon appeared to be followed by a state trooper in Westport moments ahead of the eventual collision. McMahon’s vehicle reached speeds of more than 100 mph, state police said.
A trooper’s dashcam video showed McMahon accelerating and then braking too late to avoid rear-ending a BMW. The car McMahon was driving then swerved into a guardrail and careened back across the highway. A cloud of dirt, apparently mixed with vehicle debris, was visible in the immediate area of the crash.
WWE owner Vince McMahon enters the arena during WrestleMania at AT&T Stadium on Apr 3, 2022 in Arlington, Texas. (Joe Camporeale/USA Today Sports)
“Why were you driving all over 100 mph?” a state trooper asked McMahon after catching up to the wrecked Bentley.
“I got my granddaughter’s birthday,” McMahon replied, explaining he was on his way to see her. The encounter was recorded on police bodycam video.
No serious injuries were reported in the July 24 crash, which happened the same day former professional wrestler Hulk Hogan died of a heart attack in Florida.
In an image taken from Connecticut State Police police bodycam video, Vince McMahon is questioned in his car after an accident on July 24, 2025, in Westport, Connecticut. (Connecticut State Police via The Associated Press)
Aside from the damage to the rear of the BMW, another vehicle driving on the opposite side of the parkway was struck by flying debris. The driver of that third car happened to be wearing a WWE shirt, police video suggested.
McMahon was cited for reckless driving and following too closely. In October, a state judge allowed him to enter a pretrial probation program that could erase the charges if he completes it successfully.
He was also ordered to make a $1,000 charitable contribution. His attorney, Mark Sherman, called the crash simply an “accident.”
“Not every car accident is a crime,” Sherman said. “Vince’s primary concern during this case was for the other drivers and is appreciative that the court saw this more of an accident than a crime that needed to be prosecuted.”
Vince McMahon attends a press conference to announce that WWE Wrestlemania 29 will be held at MetLife Stadium in 2013 at MetLife Stadium on Feb. 16, 2012 in East Rutherford, New Jersey. (Michael N. Todaro/Getty Images)
State police said a trooper was trying to catch up to McMahon on the parkway and clock his speed before pulling him over. They said the incident was not a pursuit, which happens when police chase someone trying to flee officers. They also said it did not appear McMahon was trying to escape.
“I’m trying to catch up to you, and you keep taking off,” State Police Det. Maxwell Robins said in the video.
“No, no no. I’m not trying to outrun you,” McMahon clarified.
An accident information summary provided to the media shortly after the crash did not mention that a trooper was following McMahon.
The trooper’s bodycam video also shows him asking McMahon whether he was looking at his phone when the crash happened. McMahon said he was not and added he hadn’t driven his car in a long time.
After Robins tells McMahon that his car is fast, McMahon replies, “Yeah, too (expletive) fast.”
Fox News Digital submitted a public records request to obtain the police video, which was first acquired by The Sun.
McMahon stepped down as WWE’s CEO in 2022 amid a company investigation into sexual misconduct allegations. He also resigned as executive chairman of the board of directors of TKO Group Holdings, the parent company of WWE, in 2024, a day after a former WWE employee filed a sexual abuse lawsuit against him. McMahon has denied the allegations. The lawsuit remains pending.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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PHOENIX — Dodgers right-hander Tyler Glasnow is an admitted overthinker. But you wouldn’t know it based on his efficient first spring training start Thursday against the Chicago White Sox at Camelback Ranch.
Glasnow pitched two-plus innings, retiring the first six batters before coming out after giving up a single to start the third inning. Using a pitch mix that included a fastball that sat at 97 mph, Glasnow struck out the side in the first inning before recording another strikeout to close out the second. Having thrown just 28 pitches, Glasnow started the third inning and threw three more pitches before coming out of the Dodgers’ 7-6 win.
“Very in rhythm,” manager Dave Roberts said after the game. “Very efficient, used his entire pitch mix, it was really good. Good to see him get into the third inning. Positive day.”
The 32-year-old entering his third season with the Dodgers credits his coaches for keeping his mechanics on point.
“It allows me to just go out and pitch and be athletic,” Glasnow said after his outing. “I’m able to just go out and play baseball as opposed to trying to tinker and fix certain stuff.”
Though he was plagued by injuries in his second season with the Dodgers, Glasnow finished on a high note, giving up just four earned runs over 21-1/3 postseason innings, good for a 1.69 ERA, pitching as a starter and a reliever. It was Glasnow’s first taste of the postseason as a Dodger, since a right-elbow injury ended his 2024 campaign in August, and was highlighted by his first career save in Game 6 of the World Series.
Glasnow called the experience “great.”
“When you go in with all those nerves and that pressure and that excitement, it’s just such an unbelievable feeling to go out [there],” he said last week. “Especially to be a starter and a reliever and just to be thrown into different situations. It was awesome. It was extremely memorable for me, and I’m craving to do it again. And hopefully we can do it again and get a three-peat.”
Looking to build off his impressive postseason, Glasnow enters the season with a newfound confidence.
Last year Glasnow was placed on the injured list because of right shoulder inflammation at the end of April and did not pitch again until just before the All-Star Break. The Santa Clarita native has a long history of injuries — including Tommy John surgery in 2021 — and never has clocked more than 135 innings in a season.
Over the winter he got married and made adjustments that he hopes will better his health. A successful season means staying off the IL.
“Pitching well and staying healthy,” Glasnow said when asked about goals. “Just doing all that and trying to make as many starts as I can, and just executing every start and being healthy in the postseason.”
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NEWARK, N.J. – It’s been a long few days for Buffalo Sabres star Tage Thompson. He scored a critical goal for Team USA in the team’s semifinal match against Slovakia, and then went on to help the U.S. ultimately defeat Canada on Sunday to capture the gold medal at the 2026 Winter Olympics.
Thompson admitted after Wednesday’s game against the New Jersey Devils, the first NHL game for Buffalo since the Olympic break, that he was tired, rusty and sluggish on the ice. But most fans wouldn’t know it. Thompson scored Buffalo’s first goal of the night and assisted on the second as the Sabres emerged with a 2-1 victory over the Devils.
New Jersey Devils’ Jack Hughes, right, and Buffalo Sabres’ Tage Thompson gesture to fans before an NHL hockey game in Newark, New Jersey, on Feb. 25, 2026. (AP Photo/Frank Franklin II)
Jack Hughes, a Devils star and the Team USA skater who scored the game-winning goal in overtime to defeat Canada, was honored by the team during a pregame ceremony. Hughes pulled an incredibly classy move and brought Thompson out to center ice, so the crowd could cheer the pair together.
Still, as impressive as Thompson’s return to the ice was, the story for much of the media following Team USA’s historic gold medal win revolves around the team’s trip to the White House and appearance during Tuesday’s State of the Union address by President Trump.
White House Visit, MAGA Hat Photo Spark Backlash
Thompson, in particular, found himself in the crosshairs of the radical left-wing media mob because he was photographed wearing Trump’s famous “Make America Great Again” hat alongside press secretary Karoline Leavitt and several teammates.
Karoline Leavitt shared a photo to social media posing with deputy director of communications, Margo Martin, and several members of Team USA. The photo included Boston Bruins goalie Jeremy Swayman, Winnipeg Jets goalie Connor Hellebuyck, Jack and Quinn Hughes, and Buffalo Sabres forward Tage Thompson. Both Hughes brothers wore red and white USA hats, while Thompson sported a “Make America Great Again” hat, prompting widespread backlash on social media. (Karoline Leavitt via Instagram)
I asked Thompson after the game if he had any response to the criticism over his hat choice.
“I’m proud to be an American, and I have my own faith, my own beliefs, and everyone’s entitled to their own opinions and beliefs, as well,” Thompson said diplomatically as he sat at his locker after the game. “I think we should be able to live in peace knowing that not everyone’s going to agree with you.”
Speaking of Thompson’s faith, I also asked him about his Christian beliefs that helped shape everything in his life.
“Jesus is everything to me. Obviously, we’re made imperfect. We’re all sinners, and we need him. And I fall short every single day, and he’s the one I rely on,” Thompson said.
Buffalo Sabres’ Tage Thompson (72) celebrates with teammates after scoring a goal during the second period of an NHL hockey game against the New Jersey Devils in Newark, New Jersey, on Feb. 25, 2026. (AP Photo/Frank Franklin II)
“I think when you have that sense of hope, the grace and the mercy that I receive every day from him is something that gives me peace and joy in life, no matter what I do. And he’s blessed me with this game and this opportunity to play the game I love at a high level, a beautiful family and friends, people surround me that I love. And I’m just very grateful.”
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I think American hockey fans can confidently say they are grateful to Tage Thompson and all the players on the Team USA men’s hockey squad that helped deliver one of the most monumental gold medals in U.S. Winter Olympics history.
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