During Friday’s match-up between California high schools Lakewood and Long Beach Millikan, a Millikan player appeared to kick an opponent who was on the ground after losing his helmet. Lakewood running back Victor Bates lost his helmet while being tackled with the football.
According to Stephen Spiewak of MaxPreps, John Krahn has always been big for his age. He was six-foot tall in sixth grade, six-foot-five inches tall as a freshman and six-foot-eight inches tall (and 330 pounds) as a sophomore. And he has just continued to
Add another black mark to the litany of high school football incidents as a Tennessee football player has joined in on the unnecessary roughness. Malcolm Easley, who was lined up as a linebacker, blindsided official Kyle Gill on a play near the goal line. Easley
According to CBSNews, a high school football player has been accused of putting his hand in an opponent’s helmet and smearing Icy Hot on his face during the middle of a game. Angel Salazar, a player for La Canada High
The mother of Fritz Moncion, the Linden, NJ high school football player who took the helmet of an opponent and hit him with it, spoke out on her son’s behalf and said the vicious hit, which caused ten stitches, was
Victor Rojas and Michael Moreno, the two Texas high school football players who intentionally hit a referee from behind during a game two weeks ago, spoke out on ABC’s “Good Morning America” on Friday, shifting the blame from themselves to their
Video has surfaced from an incident at a high school football game Friday out of New Jersey between Immaculata and Linden that resulted in one player getting 10 stitches. A Linden defensive lineman pulled off the helmet of an Immaculata
For the second time in as many weeks, Texas high school football fans watched a football referee struck by a player. This second incident of violence took place in the same city as last week’s shocking assault of a game official by two players.
John Jay High School in San Antonio, TX fell to Marble Falls High School 15-9 on Friday, but what took place at the end of the game is quite alarming. With about one minute left in the game, two players
A high school football player died after sustaining an on-field injury during his team’s season opener late Friday night in Winnsboro, Louisiana.
The Massillon Washington High School Tigers playing their opening game of the season sans their live tiger cub mascot “Obie” on the sidelines might be like going to a Phillies game and not seeing the Phanatic, a USC football game not seeing Tommy Trojan, maybe as bad as going to Kentucky Fried Chicken with no Colonel Sanders.
