#Luis Carreon

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841: Benjamin Barnes - Talented Booker

Benjamin Barnes is the Director of Entertainment for the Chicago Magic Lounge. Prior to that, Ben booked the talent for Magic Chicago. He has a broad knowledge and database of talented performers from around the world. He regularly performs at the Magic Castle and has been on Masters of Illusion TV show and three times on Penn & Teller Fool Us. He is multi-talented as a professional close-up and stand-up (parlor) performer.

In this week’s episode, Benjamin tells us what he looks for when booking talent for the Chicago Magic Lounge. He has some specific needs and demands, so if you are interested in getting booked there, perhaps you should heed some of the advice he offers here. If you are not a professional performer or have no interest in getting booked there, it is still interesting to learn what a talent director is looking for and what it takes to be an act that qualifies for performing in this elite venue.

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Pope Francis to get Pinoy artist's painting for 500YC celebration

#PHnews: Pope Francis to get Pinoy artist's painting for 500YC celebration

MANILA – A painting by a Filipino artist will be given to Pope Francis for the celebration of the 500 Years of Christianity (500YC) in the Philippines.

 In a report on Thursday, church-run Radio Veritas quoted Fr. Ricky Gente, chaplain of the Filipino community in Rome, as saying that the masterpiece of Ryan Carreon Aragon would be given as a gift to the Pope who would lead the Holy Mass for the Philippines' Christianity quincentennial celebration this weekend.

The Mass will be held at St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican at 10 a.m. on Sunday (5 p.m. Manila time).

It added that Aragon’s painting was among the entries for the Quincentennial Painting Competition. 

In the painting, Magellan is seen giving the statue of the Sto. Niño to Hara Humanay or Doña Juana for accepting the Christian faith after being baptized by the missionaries.

At the same time, the Center of Filipino Chaplaincy urged overseas Filipino workers in Rome and other countries to participate in the Mass through live-streaming since only 100 people are allowed in the Basilica.

Pope Francis will be joined by Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle, Prefect of Congregation for the Evangelizations of Peoples, and Cardinal Angelo de Donatis, Vicar of the pontiff in Rome. (PNA)

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References:

* Philippine News Agency. "Pope Francis to get Pinoy artist's painting for 500YC celebration." Philippine News Agency. https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1133310 (accessed March 12, 2021 at 01:14AM UTC+14).

* Philippine News Agency. "Pope Francis to get Pinoy artist's painting for 500YC celebration." Archive Today. https://archive.ph/?run=1&url=https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1133310 (archived).

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Artist Announcement!

Hey everyone! Introducing our big group of awesome artists who are participating in this book. 82 artists in total (from a variety of countries!!)

They’re going to be tackling landscapes from all the regions of the games, in a really wonderful variety of styles. Hope you all are as excited about this book as we are!  

Alison Czinkota

Allison Carl

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Anuca

Ashley Odell

ByronB

Crocojaws 

Cari Corene

Charlie Federico

Cheryl

Chris Hohl

Ciaran

CitrusFoam

Courtney

Cy Vendivil

Cynthia Yuan Cheng

Dana

Daniela Viçoso

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Ellen Mei

Ellie

Esther Lui

Francisco Riolobos

Gjo

Guinevere Reilly

Hanna Cha

Heather Franzen Rutten

Indiana-Jonas

Izzy

Jean Wei

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Joey Rex

Juan Tang Hon

Julie Kwon

Kaeti Vandorn

Kai

Kanu Pham

Katie M

Koi Carreon

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peroroh

KHong

Krithika "Kay" Vasudevan

Linnea Sterte

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Loreleï Simon

Louie Zong

Lyle Lynde

Lynnette Munoz

Maarta Laiho

Mao

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Maya

McJamie

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Minami

Nina Yoshida

Nimei

Olee

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Peco

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Rho Sovia

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Sarah Tsai

Shafer Brown

Shannon Kao

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Stace Tindaan

Stefani 

Tristan Yuvienco

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Victoria Joh

Vincent Chen

Wenting Li 

Will Quinn

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An abuse of press freedom or a law we need to follow?

Kate Hernando

Photo Courtesy: ABS-CBN News

There are big questions rose after the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC)  issued a cease-and-desist order demanding ABS-CBN Corp. immediately cease all broadcasting. It is an order that dictates any form of broadcasting made by the network will be recognized as illegal or suspicious.

Is it an abuse to press freedom? Or just a law we need to follow? Does history repeating itself?

Photo Courtesy: Nolisoli.ph

Prior to the 2020 shutdown of ABS-CBN it also happened way back the 23rd of September year 1972 when Former President Ferdinand E. Marcos declared “Martial Law” which forcefully closed different radio and television stations including newspapers except others who’s in favor of the President which excludes the stated network (ABS-CBN). 

Photo Courtesy: ABS CBN News

After receiving the cease-and-desist order given by the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC), ABS-CBN released a statement which gave importance on providing crucial and timely data for the people amidst the pandemic happening in the world. House Speaker Alan Peter Cayetano gave an assurance to the network that there would be no move to shutdown it. Regardless of the situation, the network still made ways to provide information to the public which clearly their right.

Photo Courtesy: Manila Today

After the expiration of franchise in May, the network had been forced to off air. July 10, 2020 is the second time that ABS-CBN had been shut down by the government. This issue really contradicted the freedom of the press as accorded in Constitution Section 4, Article III of the Constitution provides that “No law shall be passed abridging the freedom of speech, of expression, or of the press, or the right of the people peaceably to assemble and petition the government for redress of grievances.” 

Photo Courtesy: ABS CBN News

Photo Courtesy: Jire Carreon/Rappler

A big number of Journalist and Human Rights groups pummels the dismissal of ABS-CBN having numerous lives influence by it being shut down. It maybe a “grievous attack on press freedom”, the Human Rights Watch (HRW) expressed also stating that this event demonstrates that we are beneath a de facto military law (Martial Law) that abuses human rights most especially the freedom of the press. They believe that the shut down of the network would affect many lives of Filipinos most especially the ones who lives in far and isolated areas that depends on ABS CBN radio and television stations. This will not just deprive the people’s freedom of the press but also their right to information and entertainment.

Photo Courtesy: Manila Today

The first announcement of cease-and-desist order of the big media (ABS-CBN) caused a lot of rallies and protests towards the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) and the government itself starting with the #NoToABSCBNShutdown which became trending on all social media platforms most especially on Twitter. This hashtag trend also made way for different hashtags like defending press freedom and support to the existence of the network.

After 2 months of being temporarily shut down, the franchise renewal of the network heard 13 times in the Congress considering the last hearing as the decision if they would allow ABS-CBN to renew their franchise or not. 

The request for renewal of franchise of ABS-CBN Corp. was denied by the House of Representatives Committee on the 13th Hearing, July 10, 2020. 

The Technical Working Group who evaluated whether the ABS-CBN should still be given a renewal or not released numerous things on why they recommended to deny it.

Lopez's double citizenship

As indicated by the TWG report, Lopez is a double resident, both a characteristic brought into the world Filipino and an American resident. It referred to a protected arrangement expressing that "double devotion of residents is hostile to the national intrigue and will be managed by law".

Issuance of PDRs

The report additionally noticed that the issuance of Philippine depositary receipts (PDR) to outsiders has permitted remote possession in ABS-CBN, which could have abused the 1987 Constitution. It said the component of "corporate layering" utilized by ABS-CBN and ABS-CBN Holdings adequately makes the PDR holders the aberrant proprietors of the fundamental portions of load of ABS-CBN. It featured that the remote holders of PDRs for all intents and purposes own 187 million fundamental portions of ABS-CBN Corp., which is as of now 62 percent of the aggregate.

ABS-CBN TV Plus Box, KBO pay-per-see

The report said the ABS-CBN utilized recurrence Channel 43 to produce various stations or projects to be remembered for its advanced TV administration, TV Plus Box, which proceeded even past the termination of the showing grant in June 2015. As indicated by the NTC, ABS-CBN had no position to scramble or lock from the non-paying open its TV Plus Boxes, which are plainly just "allowed to-air" under its authoritative establishment.

Inability to regularize representatives

The TWG report referred to the Department of Labor and Employment's authentic explanation on July 1 proclaiming that its work assessors discovered infringement of laws and work measures by ABS-CBN and that there are 67 pending bodies of evidence against the organization in the National Labor Relations Commission (NLRC) and different courts.

It noticed that previous workers who have recently documented bodies of evidence against ABS-CBN affirmed that they were wrongfully excused in light of the fact that they shaped associations. These previous workers likewise proclaimed that they were made to sign business contracts containing a waiver of the privilege to regularization. The individuals who wouldn't sign a business contract containing a waiver of regularization were minimized to extend workers and later excused.

The TWG featured that solitary 25 percent or 2,661 of the all out 11,701 specialists of ABS-CBN are standard representatives.

Expense issues

ABS-CBN guaranteed it is making good on appropriate expenses, which is purportedly demonstrated by the Tax Clearance gave by the Bureau of Internal Revenue. ABS-CBN has likewise kept up that it didn't disregard the terms and states of its administrative establishment by profiting of expense motivators offered by the legislature.Be that as it may, the board said an assessment freedom doesn't exculpate a citizen of duty liabilities and misconducts, nor from demonstrations of extortion or tax avoidance.

One-sided detailing, interfering in governmental issues

The board has avoided giving a finding on the supposed one-sided revealing of the system, affirmed interfering in governmental issues, just as the substance of its projects. In any case, it urged ABS-CBN to painstakingly analyze itself and comprehend where all the "industrious protests" about one-sided announcing, wrong program content, and political interfering are originating from. 

70 Representatives who voted for the approval of the TWG recommendation:

1. Rep. Abraham Tolentino

2. Rep. Antonio Albano

3. Rep. Faustino Michael Dy

4. Rep. Jose Antonio Sy-Alvarado

5. Rep. Cyrille Abueg-Zaldivar

6. Rep. Faustino Dy V

7. Rep. Dale Malapitan

8. Rep. Eric Martinez

9. Rep. Divina Grace Yu

10. Rep. Julienne Baronda

11. Rep. Anthony Peter Crisologo

12. Rep. Luis Ferrer IV

13. Rep. John Marvin Nieto

14. Rep. Strike Revilla

15. Rep. Samantha Louise Alfonso

16. Rep. Rolando Valeriano

17. Rep. Joaquin Chipeco Jr.

18. Rep. Eduardo Gullas

19. Rep. Eleandro Jesus Madrona

20. Rep. Frederick Siao

21. Rep. Ian Paul Dy

22. Rep. Gil Acosta

23. Rep. Weslie Gatchalian

24. Rep. Prescious H. Castelo

25. Rep. Alyssa Sheena Tan

26. Rep. Christian Unabia

27. Rep. Raymond Mendoza

28. Rep. Jericho Nograles

29. Rep. Yedda Romualdez

30. Rep. Eric Yap

31. Rep. Claudine Bautista

32. Rep. Esmael Mangudadatu

33. Rep. Enrico Pineda

34. Rep. Dulce Ann Hofer

35. Rep. Sharon Garin

36. Rep. Arnolfo Teves Jr.

37. Rep. Janette Garin (Ex-Officio)

38. Rep. Paulo Duterte

39. Rep. J. F. Nograles (F. Hernandez)

40. Rep. Conrado III Estrella

41. Rep. Sandro Gonzales (Rep. P. Pichay)

42. Rep. Mike Defensor (Rep. R. Puno)

43. Rep. Allan Ty (Rep. A. Gonzales)

44. Rep. F. Matugas (Rep. J. Pimentel)

45. Rep. Luis Villafuerte Jr.

46. Rep. Raneo Abu

47. Rep. Dan Fernandez

48. Rep. Rodante Marcoleta

49. Rep. Henry Oaminal

50. Rep. Pablo John Garcia

51. Rep. Deogracias ‘DV’ Savellano

52. Rep. F. Datol (Rep. M. Romero)

53. Rep. Ferdinand Martin Romualdez

54. Rep. Jesus Crispin Remulla

55. Rep. Juan Miguel Macapagal Arroyo

56. Rep. Cristal Bagatsing

57. Rep. Juan Pablo Bondoc

58. Rep. Elpidio Barzaga Jr.

59. Rep. Bernadette Herrera-Dy

60. Rep. Xavier Jesus Romualdo

61. Rep. A. Calixto (Rep. J. Lacson-Noel)

62. Rep. Wilter Palma II

63. Rep. Ma. Theresa Collantes

64. Rep. Ria Christina Fariñas

65. Rep. Camille Villar

66. Rep. Roger G. Mercado

67. Rep. Sharee Ann Tan

68. Rep. Joseph Stephen Paduano

69. Rep. Bayani Fernando

70. Rep. Jose Singson Jr.

11 Congressman/Congresswomen who voted against the TWG resolution:

1. Rep. Sol Aragones

2. Rep. Christopher de Venecia

3. Rep. Carlos Zarate

4. Rep. Gabriel Bordado Jr.

5. Rep. Vilma Santos-Recto

6. Rep. Lianda Bolilia

7. Rep. Jose Tejada

8. Rep. Bienvenido Abante

9. Rep. Stella Quimbo

10. Rep. Mujiv Hataman

11. Rep. Edward Maceda

Abstain:

1. Rep. Alfredo Garbin Jr.

Inhibit:

1. Rep. Alfredo Vargas

2. Rep. Micaela Violago

The government stated their side so as the ABS-CBN Corp.

 Which side should weigh more?

Does the history repeat itself or the government simply following the law? 

I did my part. Please do yours.

Reference: Philippine National Agency

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EQUIPOS: COMIC

PEREA SANCHEZ DIANA KARINA

PEREZ DELGADILLO VIRIDIANA

QUIJANO RAMIREZ ANGEL URIEL

VENEGAS LOPEZ MAURA

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BARREAL SEGURA ANDREA NAHOMI

ELIZONDO TORRES ARANTZA

ESPINOSA BAUTISTA ANDREA CAROLINA

GUZMAN PINEDA IRMA GABRIELA

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LEZAMA ROBLES DIANA LAURA

LOAEZA RODRIGUEZ CAROLINA

RODRIGUEZ SUAREZ SANTIAGO

SALGADO ARROYO AXL GABRIEL

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BUREAU CARDONA GERMAN

LOPEZ FLORES ALATORRE ILSE LETICIA

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PADILLA SUAREZ EMILIANO

TINOCO ALONSO LUANA ATZIN

VALDEZ GRANADOS KARLA AKETZALI

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MUÑOZ MENDOZA SOFIA

OCHOA MEDINA JAVIER ALEJANDRO

RAMIREZ CHAVEZ RICARDO

REYES MORENO CINTHIA DANAE

SANTIAGO JUAN ADOLFO

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AVILES RIVERA VIOLETA

LABASTIDA MARQUEZ BRENDA LIZZETTE

LOPEZ VALLIN CLARISA

PLIEGO CRUZ SOFIA DEL CARMEN

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CARREON MERCADO VALERIA

GOMEZ VIVAR DANIELA

HERNANDEZ CERVANTES JAZMIN

HERNANDEZ LAZO LUIS ANGEL

RIVERA CORREA ALEJANDRA

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CUBILLOS SILVA DANIEL FELIPE

GARCIA GARCIA CARLOS ALBERTO

GARCIA PINALES MIGUEL

SANCHEZ PACHECO MARIEL

SANTILLAN AGUILAR JIMENA

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HERNANDEZ ORTEGA ISABEL CINDY

HERNANDEZ RIVERA VALERIA SOFIA

ORTIZ PALAFOX RAUL HIBRAN

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Moving with Pete Davidson and Kevin Hart

Kevin Hart teams up with Saturday Night Live’s Pete Davidson to help an unsuspecting family move out of their home. But a medical emergency threatens to derail this fitness journey.

KEVIN HART: WHAT THE FIT is an unscripted comedy starring Kevin Hart, now in its second season. In each episode, Kevin invites one of his celebrity friends to join him on a fun, fit journey, trying out unique and outrageous workouts from jousting like a medieval knight to batting practice with the Los Angeles Dodgers. Kevin and his friends hilariously push themselves out of their comfort zones on the way to getting fit.Kevin and his friends hilariously push themselves out of their comfort zones on the way to getting fit.

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Laugh Out Loud is a comedy brand and multi-platform network founded by the world’s top comedian Kevin Hart. Through his network, Hart delivers his vision for the future of comedy: social, mobile, multicultural and seriously funny. From stand-up legends to globally-recognized digital influencers, Hart and LOL curate comedy’s boldest voices to produce original scripted and unscripted series, stand-up specials, live broadcasts and special events. Hart brings the groundbreaking social-first strategy that earned him 100 million+ followers to Laugh Out Loud, with one core mission: keep the world laughing. Dope Comedy. Delivered Daily. Always On. Always Loud. Directly from Kevin Hart and his hand-picked crew of comedic rockstars.

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Executive Producers MATT KUNITZ PIP WELLS REBECCA SHUMSKY QUINN DAVID SHUMSKY MARK HARRIS JEFF CLANAGAN KEVIN HART

Co-Executive Producers MATT KAYE D. MAX PORIS

Hosted By KEVIN HART

Guest Starring PETE DAVIDSON

Directed By ALEX VAN WAGNER

Supervising Producer NARVIN RUSSAW

Line Producer LAURIE LEANNAH

Producers NICK ALARCON CANDICE C. WILSON

Comedy Producers JASON BICE HARRY RATCHFORD

Editor BRYAN CARREON

Associate Director JASON EDWARDS

Stage Manager WOLFGANG DELGADO

Director of Photography TIM MURPHY

Production Manager MCKENZIE HANSON

Post Production Supervisor LINDSAY HEMPEL

Associate Producers DANA DIGIACINTO RYAN MCGEE MICHAEL A. ROWE

Story Associate Producer EMMA ALTMEYER

Camera Operators IVAN DURAN ERIK HAMILTON NICKY SCHIAPPA MARQUES SMITH NICK TRAMONTANO

Steadicam SEAN FLANNERY

Lead Camera Assistant JEREMIAH THORNE

Camera Assistants VERLON ALLEN COREY COOPER DEANDRE GREEN WILL IM

Tech Supervisor ED DANIELIAN

Tech Department MIKE DELLAMONICA WALLACE L. DIXON DANIEL J. FERRIS

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Audio Supervisor KENYATA WESTBROOK

Audio Mixers BRYAN DIAZ AARON LACHAPELLE ROBERT P. MATTHEWS JR.

A2 JORDAN DIAZ

Gaffer AJ TAYLOR

Best Boy DANNY VINCENT

Key Grip ROLAND MARTINEZ

Best Boy Grip MARVIN MEJIA

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Lead Man KEVIN MINCIN

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Talent Manager TRASK DONALDSON

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Makeup CARRI HAMILTON

Location Manager PATRICK THOMPSON

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Drivers IGNACIO ALVAREZ BEN BARSKY MIKE BELPEDIO CHRIS CLARK MICHAEL A. MORENO MICHAEL MERRICK JR. BILLY MEYERS FREDDY MORALES JEREMY RIORDAN

Set Medic MICHAEL MCLAUGHLIN

Craft Services BRENDON KWAK JUSTIN PARK

Studio Teacher CATHERINE SOLOMON

Lead Assistant Editor CHRIS HICKS

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Music Supervisor RICK KRIMBEL

Colorist TAL, C.S.I.

Online Editor JOSIAH COHEN

Re-Recording Mixer TERRANCE DWYER, C.A.S.

Talent Casting By JB TALENT

Executive in Charge of Talent KATY WALLIN, CSA, MYSTICART PICTURES

Director of Operations Talent, MysticArt Pictures JACK MARASH

Director of Talent, MysticArt Pictures ALLIE STONE

Music By KILLER TRACKS SIGNATURE TRACKS

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687: Luis Carreon - La Bestia ("The Beast")

Luis Carreon has been a regular performer at the Chicago Magic Lounge for over a decade. He “earned his bones” by working at magic shops as a demonstrator and has parlayed his chops into performing for nightclubs (like Nashville’s “House of Cards” and Hollywood’s “Magic Castle” among others) and also for corporate events. He currently is a demonstrator for Magic, Inc. in Chicago and will soon have a “residency” at the Chicago Magic Lounge.

Luis talks about the importance of performing whenever and wherever you can to develop your skills. He also talks about being a Spanish speaking magician. We also go into some detail about what performers can and can’t say in today’s “sensitive” environment like nightclubs. He even talks about the workshops taught at the Chicago Magic Lounge and how to talk with your volunteers and audience. He also talks about the importance of scripting but being able to improvise, too. He also tells a horror story about a problem with a volunteer.

Download this podcast in an MP3 file by Clicking Here and then right click to save the file. You can also subscribe to the RSS feed by Clicking Here. You can download or listen to the podcast through Stitcher by Clicking Here or through FeedPress by Clicking Here or through Tunein.com by Clicking Here or through iHeart Radio by Clicking Here..If you have a Spotify account, then you can also hear us through that app, too. You can also listen through your Amazon Alexa and Google Home devices. Remember, you can download it through the iTunes store, too. See the preview page by Clicking Here

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Exelente trabajo de Luis Carlos Carreon y sin marca de agua

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High School Football Leaders and Schedule

High School Football Leaders Offensive Leaders Passing 1. Quinn Commans, Whittier Christian, 2,569 yards, 321 avg., 24 TDs 2. J.P. Andrade, Bonita, 2,411 yards, 301 avg., 21 TDs 3. Miguel Aguero, Schurr, 2,089 yards, 261 avg., 24 TDs 4. Ernesto Camacho, Arroyo, 2,066 yards, 229 avg., 19 TDs 5. Steven Comstock, Northview, 1,784 yards, 223 avg., 18 TDs 6. Jorge Ledesma, Azusa, 1,713 yards, 214 avg., 17 TDs 7. Kwon Peterson, Maranatha, 1,697 yards, 188 avg., 19 TDs 8. Ike Udengwu III, Workman, 1,623 yards, 202 avg., 10 TDs 9. Kody Olmos, Los Altos, 1,620 yards, 202 avg., 20 TDs 10. Jacob Rodriguez, El Rancho, 1,548 yards, 193 avg., 9 TDs

Rushing 1. Zaquand Irby, Ganesha, 1,917 yards, 239 avg., 24 TDs 2. Sal Tovar, South El Monte, 1,370 yards, 171 avg., 20 TDs 3. Erik Cuellar, Covina, 1,333 yards, 166 avg., 11 TDs 4. Abel Cueva, El Monte, 1,329 yards, 166 avg., 13 TDs 5. Angel Favela, La Mirada, 1,280 yards, 142 avg., 11 TDs 6. Armando Flores, Mountain View, 1,212 yards, 151 avg., 16 TDs 7. Maury Rams IV., Monrovia, 959 yards, 137 avg., 10 TDs 8. Alex Retana, Whittier, 902 yards, 112 avg., 5TDs 9. Matt Chavez, Charter Oak, 893 yards, 111 avg., 8 TDs 10. Beau Hobbie, San Marino, 880 yards, 125 avg., 15 TDs

Receiving 1. Lance Babb II, Schurr, 1,027 yards, 63 rec., 9 TDs 2. Noah Sanchez, Whittier Christian, 878 yards, 62 rec., 8 TDs 3. Ryan Romero, Whittier Christian, 777 yards, 49 rec., 6 TDs 4. Christopher Vargas, Baldwin park, 755 yards, 29 rec., 8 TDs 5. Daniel Centeno, Temple City, 656 yards, 31 rec., 4 TDs 6. Shane Wells, Diamond Bar, 655 yards, 39 rec., 3 TDs 7. Mikey McCauley, Damien, 636 yards, 46 rec., 4 TDs 8. Jermaine Braddock, Charter Oak, 615 yards, 44 rec., 8 TDs 9. Jason Garcia, Azusa, 605 yards, 21 rec., 8 TDs 10. Jimmy Amezquita, Northview, 583 yards, 25 rec., 9 TDs

Defensive Leaders Tackles 1. Thali J. Cobb, Pomona, 109 2. Luis Saenz, Maranatha, 104 3. Justin Diebert, La Mirada, 97 4. Andrew Martinez, California, 90 5. Devin Escobedo, Damien, 88 6t. Roman Hernandez, Bosco Tech, 85 6t. Nathan Alba, Damien, 85 8. Chandler Auguste, Maranatha, 84 9. Jacob MOreno, Maranatha, 83 10. Manuel Santana, Arroyo, 82

Sacks 11 – Ray Dominguez (Baldwin Park)., 10.5 – Aaron Maldonado (Bishop Amat)., 10 – Mark Sosa (South El Monte)., 8 – Isaiah Isaac, (Temple City), Aleandre Dumais (St. Paul), Antonio Nava (Arroyo); 7.5 – AJ Carreon, (South El Monte), 7 – Thomas Ary, (San Marino), Michael Dominguez (Pioneer), Luis Valerio (El Monte).

Interceptions 6 – Isaiah Hamilton (Charter Oak), Michael Anyanwu (Charter Oak), Damion Thompson (Northview) ; 4 -Clark Phillips III (La Habra), Marcos Figueroa (El Monte), Luis Chavez (Ganesha), Daniel Mendoza (Arroyo).

WEEK 9 SGVN FOOTBALL SCHEDULE, OCT. 27-29 Local High School Football Schedule All games start at 7 p.m., unless noted Thursday’s games Angelus League Harvard-Westlake at St. Francis Del Rio League Pioneer vs. Whittier at California Valle Vista League San Dimas vs. Northview at Covina District Field

Friday’s games Almont League Bell Gardens at Schurr Keppel vs. Alhambra at Moor Field Montebello at San Gabriel Angelus League La Salle at St. Paul, 7:30 p.m. Salesian vs. Cathedral at Los Angeles Southwest College Baseline League Rancho Cucamonga at Damien Del Rio League California vs. Santa Fe at Pioneer El Rancho vs. La Serna at California Freeway League Buena Park at La Habra Hacienda League Chino at Charter Oak Diamond Ranch at Walnut West Covina at Los Altos Miramonte League Bassett at Ganesha Garey at La Puente Mission League Alemany at Bishop Amat Mission Valley League Arroyo at Mountain View El Monte at South El Monte Marshall vs. Gabrielino Montview League Gladstone at Duarte Sierra Vista at Nogales Workman vs. Azusa at Citrus College Olympic League Maranatha vs. Heritage Christian at Granada Hills Whittier Christian vs. Cerritos Valley Christian at Whittier College Pacific League Crescenta Valley at Glendale Muir vs. Burbank at Burroughs Pasadena at Arcadia Palomares League Ayala at Claremont Diamond Bar vs. South Hills at Covina District Field Glendora at Bonita Prep League Firebaugh vs. Pasadena Poly at South Pasadena HS Trinity Classical Academy at Rio Hondo Prep Rio Hondo League Monrovia at San Marino Temple City at La Canada South Catholic League Bosco Tech at Bishop Montgomery Verbum Dei at Cantwell-Sacred Heart Suburban League Glenn vs. La Mirada at Excelsior Adult School Valle Vista League Covina at Wilson Rowland at Baldwin Park

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626 oah 2526 pt.6

627 168224

629 slate

630 continua

631 cresencio romero & rita ruelas / moyahua

636 manuel lopez & maria luquin / cocula

642 seferino diaz & refugia goznalez / colotlan

648 nicolas orozco & carmen lopez / arandas

653 manuel gutierrez & sostenes barajas / cuquio

658 victor gutierrez & quirina ponce / lagos

664 cristobal cardenas & antonia montano / huacalapa

671 pedro rodriguez & francisca valadez / adoves

677 ciriaco mesa & josefa chacon / guadalajara

682 antonio gutierrez & ygnacia angulo / arandas

688 rafael conrique & maria tomasa camarena / arandas

693 casimiro flores & maria jesus real / cocula

699 luis cuellar & manuela lopez / encarnacion

705 dimas robles & gertrudis serda / barca

708 hilario mesa & antonia rivera / jalpa

715 manuel ordorica & antonia robalcava / teocaltiche

721 luis martinez & antonia jimenez / guadalajara

727 agapito carrillo & maria lazara marin / teocaltiche

734 damasio apodaca & clara hildago / magdalena

743 vicente castellanos & antonia romero / guadalajara

750 ramon bendor & celedonia perez / zapotlan

755 teodoro santillan & brigida garcia / cuquio

763 lorenzo gonzalez & albina valdez / cocula

768 guillermo torres & maria onofre mayorga / colotlan

771 antonio victor orozco & barbara fletes / tuscacuesco

776 antonio aguinaga & petra castro / lagos

780 juan jose hernandez & juliana gonzalez / jalostotitlan

786 antonio espinosa & refugio garcia / zapotiltic

795 jose guadalupe avila & maria sotera gutierrez / san cristoval

806 francisco de anda & josefa ortega / valparaiso

820 gabriel trujillo & rosa medina / colima

824 luis bobadilla & maria de los angeles sousa / guadalajara

828 francisco padilla & simona ramirez / zapotlan

835 rafael enriquez & maxima becerra / jesus

840 jacinto lomelin & josefa aceves / atotonilco

845 nicolas reyes & maria jorge robalcava / teocaltiche

850 alejandro carrillo & polonia preciado / cocula

856 matias montano & dolores carrillo / ocotlan

860 casimiro gutierrez & rita garcia / arandas

864 rafael cerda & modesta gonzalez / ocotlan

867 santiago ruiz de villegas & maria rosario carrillo / zacatecas

871 teodor nino & trinidad esparza / zacatecas

875 hermenegildo santa cruz & julia perez / tepic

883 clemente gonzalez & guadalupe gonzalez / guadalajara

889 ramon robalcava & petra agredano / tepatitlan

895 lugardo ramirez & petra briseno / cuquio

900 nasario aramburo & victoria jauregui / mexticacan

910 trinidad estrada & edubije aceves / tepatitlan

916 rafael sanchez & gregoria esteves / guadalajara

922 yrenio valdez & maria de la luz salazar / jerez

928 albino herrera & margarita romero / ayo el chico

934 leocadio ramirez & tomasa bustamante / adoves

939 aniseto almauger & francisca guerra / jalpa

947 olayo cobarrubias & juana maria mora / atoyac

952 victoriano gomez & romualda lopez / tecolotlan

958 jose de la luz parada & eugracia gutierrez / lagos

961 ramon villasenor & gertrudis leon / autlan

966 gregorio ramirez & hilaria robles / juchipila

971 anacleto lopez & juana balbina robles / mezquitic

978 antonio alvarez & rosalia herrera / arandas

983 jose maria chavez & bonifacia velos / lagos

987 jose moreno hurtado & maria jesus guerra hurtado / adoves

992 jose torres & severa medina / aguascalientes

996 eleuterio troncoso & ygnacia troncoso / isla

1004 salome lozano & santos munoz / lagos

1010 pablo toscano & loreto ramirez / zapotlanejo

1018 estevan hernandez & ascencion perez / yahualica

1023 jose camacho & paula guerrero / cocula

1029 rafael hernandez & trinidad hernandez / arandas

1033 antonio soto & vicente marquez / ayo el chico

1037 jose maria de la torre & regina de la torre / tepatitlan

1043 juan maria alvorado & francisca garcia / san sebastian

1047 yrenio gudino & rosalia ruiz / mexicalingo

1050 rafael guerra & francisca carreon / encarnacion

1056 jose julio & maria magdalena / techaluta

1060 francisco jarba & cruz navarro / tepatitlan

1065 jose maria gonzalez & encarnacion fernandez / guadalajara

1073 maximo rabalero & francisca solano / tonala

1076 reimundo duarte & maria jorje garcia / huejuquilla

1082 tomas ramos & maria bacilia de la cruz / zapopan

1087 mariano ybarra & josefa gonzalez / etzatlan

1103 rafael encarnacion pelayo & gregoria naranjo / ayutla

1109 manuel navarro & antonia garcia / tepatitlan

1115 antonio ruano & gervacia gonzalez / yahualica

1120 mariano huelga & josefa perez / lagos

1126 juan nepomuceno romo & juana munoz / lagos

1132 antonio marin & bonifacia cruz / teocaltiche

1137 felipe jimenez &  juliana jimenez / lagos

1143 antonio armeria & fermina cerrato / guadalajara

1149 pedro roman & antonia alvarez / guadalajara

1153 fernando rodriguez & gregoria jesus herrera / aguascalientes

1157 bonifacio huerta & felipa mercado / cuquio

1163 juan jose bolanos & teodora ybarra / jesus

1167  jose maria fernandez & eulogia reyes / cuquio

1173 matias aguilera & eusevia de jesus gonzalez / barca

1176 francisco zuniga & jacinta magana / lagos

1182 rafael jimenez & eulogia garcia / mexticacan

1187 antonio jimenez & petra fernandez / jalostotitlan

1193 maximo renteria & vicenta camacho / jalostotitlan

1199 pedro jimenez & margarita jauregui / mexticacan

1205 antonio torres & josefa michel / purification

1212 joaquin mota & guadalupe hernandez / guadalajara

1216 ysidro quinones & andrea aguilar / guadalajara

1223 antonio flores & gregoria flores / ocotlan

1227 mariano cervantes negrete & guadalupe risco / guadalajara

1233  vicente barragan & manuela gomez / guadalajara

1239 apolonio lomeli & santos sepulveda / mexticacan

1247 continua

1248 oah  2526 fin

1249 end of roll

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369: Day Five IBM/SAM Combined Convention 2017

SATURDAY JULY 15 SCHEDULE 8:00 AM - NOON - Pre-Registration Opens for 2018 - Registration Area 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM - I.B.M. Board Meeting- French Room 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM - Dealers Open - Exhibit Hall 10:00 AM - 11:30 PM - Martin Lewis Lecture | Group A Only - Grand Ballroom 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM - Close-Up Gala | Group B Only— Bomhard Theater 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM - Close-Up Gala | Group A Only— Bomhard Theater 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM - Martin Lewis Lecture | Group B Only - Grand Ballroom 3:00 PM - 3:45 PM - Kenji Minemura Lecture - Grand Ballroom 4:00 PM - 4:45 PM - Ted Outerbridge Lecture - Grand Ballroom 7:00 PM - 7:30 PM - Awards Presentation - Whitney Hall 8:00 PM - 9:30 PM - Stars of Magic Finale - Whitney Hall (Ticketed Event) 10:00 PM - 11:30 PM - Presidents Reception | Farewell Party - Fountain Room (Second Floor (Rivue Tower)

Time stamps for this podcast:

00:00:16 - Michael Close, Editor for the M.U.M. magazine, talks about his past ten years as editor and some of the "overlooked" gems in the issues.

00:08:28 - Dick Bowman, National President of the S.A.M., talks about some of the goals for his year in office. We are interrupted for the show, so this is part one of two chats with Dick.

00:15:29 - Robert Festa, a Friend of The Magic Word,gives us his perspective of the convention and why he traveled all the way from Hawaii to be here.

00:23:00 - Graham Etherington and Peter Rogers tell what made them travel even further to attend this convention. They hail from Australia.

00:36:20 - Joel "Batman" Zaritsky talks about V.1 video channel offered as a benefit of the S.A.M. membership where members can watch live lectures and download then for later viewing, too.

00:43:51 - International President of the I.B.M., Bob Patterson, tells us what is on his agenda for the coming year as the newly inducted top officer of the organization.

00:49:41 - Dick Bowman concludes our discussion on his goals for his Presidency.  We also talk about the status of getting a Magic Merit Badge offered by the Boy Scouts of America.

01:01:37 - Tony Chapek talks about his unique interactive act and how he "missed the boat" on not using the iPad.

01:08:11 - Marc DeSouza helps recap the convention.

01:16:58 - Chris Randall is excited that he was nominated to move forward to compete in FISM in South Koriea with his stage act

01:19:59 - Luis Carreon was one of the Professional Close-Up Show performers and he tells us about getting booked and meeting his magic heroes.

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Week 8 High School Football leaders and predictions

This weekends high school football games and predictions Thursday’s Games Mission Valley League Marshall vs. Arroyo at Pasadena HS — ARROYO Pacific League Arcadia at Glendale — ARCADIA Prep League Trinity Classical Academy vs. Pasadena Poly at College of Canyons — POLY Valle Vista League Baldwin Park vs. Covina at Covina District Field — COVINA

Friday’s games Almont League Alhambra vs. Bell Gardens at Moor Field — ALHAMBRA Keppel at Montebello — MONTEBELLO Schurr at San Gabriel — SCHURR Angelus League Harvard-Westlake at St. Paul, 7:30 p.m. — ST. PAUL La Salle at Cathedral — CATHEDRAL St. Francis at Salesian — ST. PAUL Baseline League Damien at Los Osos — DAMIEN Del Rio League California at Pioneer — CALIFORNIA Santa Fe at El Rancho — SANTA FE Whittier vs. La Serna at California HS — LA SERNA Freeway League Sonora at La Habra — LA HABRA Hacienda League Diamond Ranch at West Covina — DIAMOND RANCH Los Altos at Chino – LOS ALTOS Walnut at Charter Oak — CHARTER OAK Miramonte League Ganesha at Garey — GANESHA La Puente at Pomona — LA PUENTE Mission League Bishop Amat at Serra — SERRA Mission Valley League Gabrielino at El Monte — EL MONTE Rosemead at South El Monte — SOUTH EL MONTE Montview League Azusa at Sierra Vista — AZUSA Nogales at Duarte — NOGALES Workman vs. Gladstone at Citrus College — WORKMAN Olympic League Whittier Christian at Maranatha — WHITTIER CHRISTIAN Pacific League Hoover at Pasadena — PASADENA Muir at Burroughs — MUIR Palomares League Claremont at Bonita — BONITA Diamond Bar at Ayala — AYALA Glendora vs. South Hills at Covina District Field — GLENDORA Rio Hondo League La Canada at South Pasadena – SOUTH PASADENA Temple City at San Marino — SAN MARINO South Catholic League Bosco Tech at Cantwell-Sacred Heart – CANTWELL Suburban League Bellflower at La Mirada — LA MIRADA Valle Vista League Northview at Rowland — NORTHVIEW Wilson at San Dimas – SAN DIMAS Nonleague Monrovia at Cerritos Valley Christian – MONROVIA

Saturday’s games Prep League Firebaugh vs. Rio Hondo Prep at Lynwood — RH PREP

Local High School Football Leaders Offensive Passing 1. Quinn Commans, Whittier Christian, 2,192yards, 313 avg., 20 TDs 2. J.P. Andrade, Bonita, 2,122 yards, 303 avg., 18 TDs 3. Ernesto Camacho, Arroyo, 1,888 yards, 236 avg., 15 TDs 4. Miguel Aguero, Schurr, 1,769 yards, 252 avg., 20 TDs 5. Kwon Peterson, Maranatha, 1,606 yards, 200 avg., 19 TDs 6. Ike Udengwu III, Workman, 1,512 yards, 216 avg., 9 TDs 7. Steven Comstock, Northview, 1,488 yards, 212 avg., 16 TDs 8. Jacob Rodriguez, El Rancho, 1,376 yards, 196 avg., 8 TDs 9. Kody Oloms, Los Altos, 1,363 yards, 194 avg., 17 TDs 10. Nathan Delgado, Whittier, 1,263 yards, 180 avg., 10 TDs

Rushing 1. Zaquand Irby, Ganesha, 1,708 yards, 244 avg., 22 TDs 2. Armando Flores, Mountain View, 1,212 yards, 151 avg., 16 TDs 3. Sal Tovar, South El Monte, 1,046 yards, 149 avg., 16 TDs 4. Abel Cueva, El Monte, 1,011 yards, 144 avg., 9 TDs 5. Eric Cuellar, Covina, 994 yards, 165 avg., 6 TDs 6. Angel Favela, La Mirada, 941 yards, 117 avg., 7 TDs 7. Alex Retana, Whittier, 874 yards, 124 avg., 5 TDs 8. Noah Maldonado, San Dimas, 815 yards, 116 avg., 12 TDs 9. Matthew Chavez, Charter Oak, 811 yards, 115 avg, 8 TDs 10. Dylan Ware, San Dimas, 787 yards, 112 avg., 6 TDs

Receiving 1. Lance Babb II, Schurr, 824 yards, 55 receptions, 7 TDs 2. Ryan Romero, Whittier Christian, 747 yards, 45 receptions, 6 TDs 3. Noah Sanchez, Whittier Christian, 674 yards, 52 receptions, 6 TDs 4. Daniel Centeno, Temple City, 636 yards, 106 avg., 4 TDs 5. Christopher Vargas, Baldwin park, 617 yards, 23 receptions, 6 TDs 6. Jimmy Amezquita, Northview, 583 yards, 25 receptions, 7 TDs 7. Jason Garcia, Azusa, 564 yards, 19 receptions, 8 TDs 8. Tristan Sprague, Covina, 559 yards, 27 receptions, 11 TDs 9. Rey Cotero, Arroyo, 558 yards, 40 receptions, 6 TDs 10. Shane Wells, Diamond Bar, 543 yards, 32 receptions, 3 TDs

Defensive Tackles 1. Luis Saenz, Maranatha, 93 2t. Devin Escobedo, Damien, 88 2t. Justin Diebert, La Mirada, 88 4. Nathan Alba, Damien, 85 5t. Andrew Martinez, California, 80 5t. Manuel Santa, Arroyo, 80 7. Jacob Moreno, Maranatha, 77 8. Chandler Auguste, Maranatha, 76 9. Aaron Rosales, Schurr, 75 10. Joseph Troncoza, St. Paul, 74

Sacks 11 – Ray Dominguez (Baldwin Park); 8 – Mark Sosa (South El Monte), Alexandre Dumais (St. Paul); 7 – Michael Dominguez (Pioneer), Isaiah Isaac, (Temple City); 6 – Aaron Maldonado (Bishop Amat), AJ Carreon (South El Monte), Luis Valerio (El Monte), Cesar Haro (Arcadia), Frank Hernandez (Monrovia), Noah Sanchez (Whittier Christian),

Interceptions 6 – Michael Anyanwu (Charter Oak), Isaiah Hamilton (Charter Oak); Damion Thompson (Northview), 4. Clark Phillips III, (La Habra); Luis Chavez (Ganesha), Daniel Mendoza (Arroyo).

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High School Football game predictions and leaderboard

High School Football games and predictions All Games start at 7 p.m. Thursday’s games Del Rio League Pioneer vs. La Serna at California — LA SERNA Pacific League Pasadena vs. Burbank at Burroughs HS — BURBANK Palomares League Diamond Bar vs. Glendora at Citrus College — GLENDORA

Friday’s games Almont League Alhambra at San Gabriel — ALHAMBRA Keppel at Bell Gardens — BELL GARDENS Schurr at Montebello — SCHURR Angelus League Harvard-Westlake at Salesian — HARVARD-WESTLAKE St. Francis at La Salle — ST. FRANCIS St. Paul at Cathedral — CATHEDREAL Baseline League Damien at Upland — UPLAND Etiwanda at Chino Hills — CHINO HILLS Rancho Cucamonga at Los Osos — RANCHO CUCAMONGA Del Rio League El Rancho at California — CALIFORNIA Santa Fe vs. Whittier at Pioneer HS – SANTA FE Freeway League Sonora at Buena Park — SONORA Troy at La Habra — LA HABRA Hacienda League Charter Oak at Los Altos – CHARTER OAK Chino at Diamond Ranch — DIAMOND RANCH Walnut at West Covina — WEST COVINA Miramonte League La Puente at Ganesha — LA PUENTE Pomona at Bassett — POMONA Mission League Crespi at Bishop Amat — BISHOP AMAT Mission Valley League El Monte at Arroyo — ARROYO Marshall at Mountain View — MOUNTAIN VIEW Rosemead at Gabrielino – ROSEMEAD Montview League Gladstone vs. Azusa at Citrus College — AZUSA Sierra Vista at Duarte — DUARTE Workman at Nogales — NOGALES Olympic League Whittier Christian vs. Heritage Christian at Whittier College – WHITTIER CHRISTIAN Pacific League Glendale at Muir – MUIR Hoover vs. Arcadia at Glendale HS — ARCADIA Palomares League Ayala at Bonita — AYALA South Hills at Claremont – SOUTH HILLS Rio Hondo League Monrovia at La Canada – MONROVIA South Pasadena at Temple City – SOUTH PASADENA Suburban League La Mirada at Artesia – LA MIRADA Valle Vista League Covina vs. Northview at Covina District Field — NORTHVIEW San Dimas at Rowland — SAN DIMAS Wilson at Baldwin Park — BALDWIN PARK Nonleague Pasadena Poly at Boron – PASADENA POLY Santa Clara at Rio Hondo Prep — RIO HONDO PREP St. Genevieve at Cantwell-Sacred Heart — ST. GENEVIEVE

Local High School Football Leaders Offensive Leaders Passing 1. Quinn Commans, Whittier Christian, 2,120 yards, 302 avg., 31 TDs 2. J.P. Andrade, Bonita, 1,941 yards, 323 avg., 17 TDs 3. Ernesto Camacho, Arroyo, 1,582 yards, 226 avg., 11 TDs 4. Ike Udengwu III, Workman, 1,388 yards, 231 avg., 9 TDs 5. Kwon Peterson, Maranatha, 1,363 yards, 194 avg., 15 TDs 6. Steven Comstock, Northview, 1,336 yards, 222 avg., 15 TDs 7. Kody Oloms, Los Altos, 1,319 yards, 219 avg., 16 TDs 8. Miguel Aguero, Schurr, 1,307 yards, 261 avg., 14 TDs 9. Jorge Ledesma, Azusa, 1,255 yards, 209 avg., 13 TDs 10. Jacob Rodriguez, El Rancho, 1,231 yards, 205 avg., 8 TDs

Rushing 1. Zaquand Irby, Ganesha, 1,348 yards, 224 avg., 20 TDs 2. Sal Tovar, South El Monte, 1,046 yards, 149 avg., 16 TDs 3. Abel Cueva, El Monte, 1,011 yards, 168 avg., 9 TDs 4. Eric Cuellar, Covina, 839 yards, 167 avg., 5 TDs 5. Alex Retana, Whittier, 829 yards, 138 avg., 5 TDs 6. Armando Flores, Mountain View, 818 yards, 136 avg., 9 TDs 7. Noah Maldonado, San Dimas, 689 yards, 114 avg., 11 TDs 8. Skyler Taylor, La Habra, 684 yards, 114 avg, 14 TDs 9. Angel Favela, La Mirada, 650 yards, 108 avg., 2 TDs 10. Maury Rams IV, Monrovia, 622 yards, 124 avg., 4 TDs

Receiving 1. Lance Babb II, Schurr, 722 yards, 47 receptions, 6 TDs 2. Ryan Romero, Whittier Christian, 674 yards, 42 receptions, 6 TDs 3. Noah Sanchez, Whittier Christian, 660 yards, 46 receptions, 6 TDs 4. Jimmy Amezquita, Northview, 558 yards, 24 receptions, 7 TDs 5. Noah Guzman, Bishop Amat, 536 yards, 30 receptions, 1 TD 6. Daniel Centeno, Temple City, 528 yards, 23 receptions, 4 TDs 7. Christopher Vargas, Baldwin Park, 506 yards, 19 receptions, 5 TDs 8. Shane Wells, Diamond Bar, 498 yards, 29 receptions, 2 TDs 9. Raymond Yrigoyen, Whittier, 490 yards, 22 receptions, 6 TDs 10. Eric Burton, Rowland, 479 yards, 27 receptions, 6 TDs

Defensive Leaders Tackles 1. Roman Hernandez, Bosco Tech, 85 2. Devin Escobedo, Damien, 79 3. Luis Saenz, Maranatha, 77 4. Nathan Alba, Damien, 74 5. Justin Diebert, La Mirada, 73 6. Jesus Lopez, Baldwin Park, 68 7t. Jake Medders, Arcadia, 67 7t. Mark Tolmachoff, Whittier, 67 9. Manuel Santa, Arroyo, 64 10. Jacob Moreno, Maranatha, 63

Sacks 11 – Ray Dominguez (Baldwin Park); 8 – Mark Sosa (South El Monte); 7 – Michael Dominguez (Pioneer); 6 – Aaron Maldonado (Bishop Amat), AJ Carreon (South El Monte), Luis Valerio (El Monte), Cesar Haro (Arcadia), Frank Hernandez (Monrovia), Noah Sanchez (Whittier Christian), Interceptions.

Interceptions 6 – Michael Anyanwu (Charter Oak), Damion Thompson (Northview), 5 – Isaiah Hamilton (Charter Oak); 4 – Clark Phillips III (La Habra), Luis Chavez (Ganesha), Daniel Mendoza (Arroyo).

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High School Football Leaders for SGV, Whittier, Star-news

Local High School Football Leaders Offensive Passing 1. Quinn Commans, Whittier Christian, 2,072 yards, 345 avg., 19 TDs 2. Ernesto Camacho, Arroyo, 1,483 yards, 247 avg., 11 TDs 3. Miguel Aguero, Schurr, 1,307 yards, 261 avg., 14 TDs 4. Kody Olmos, Los Altos, 1,189 yards, 237 avg., 13 TDs 5. Steven Comstock, Northview, 1,146 yards, 229 avg., 10 TDs 6. Kwon Peterson, Maranatha, 1,123 yards, 187 avg., 13 TDs 7. Jorge Ledesma, Azusa, 1,061 yards, 212 avg., 11 TDs 8. Nin Burns II, Covina, 1,004 yards, 200 avg., 15 TDs 9. Jacob Rodriguez, El Rancho, 966 yards, 193 avg., 6 TDs 10. Justin Bowman, Temple City, 927 yards, 185 avg., 10 TDs

Rushing 1. Zaquand Irby, Ganesha, 1,348 yards, 224 avg., 20 TDs 2. Sal Tovar, South El Monte, 927 yards, 154 avg., 16 TDs 3. Abel Cueva, El Monte, 897 yards, 179 avg., 7 TDs 4. Erik Cuellar, Covina, 839 yards, 167 yards, 5 TDs 5. Armando Flores, Mountain View, 818 yards, 136 avg., 9 TDs 6. Alex Retana, Whittier, 686 yards, 136 avg., 4 TDs 7. Blake Cabot, San Marino, 615 yards, 123 avg., 8 TDs 8. Matt Chavez, Charter Oak, 565 yards, 113 avg., 7 TDs 9. Beau Hobbie, 553 yards, 110 avg., 9 TDs 10. Noah Maldonado, San Dimas, 550 yards, 110 avg., 6 TDs

Receiving 1. Lance Babb II, Schurr, 722 yards, 6 TDs 2. Ryan Romero, Whittier Christian, 674 yards, 6 TDs 3. Noah Sanchez, Whittier Christian, 660 yards, 6 TDs 4. Daniel Centeno, Temple City, 528 yards, 4 TDs 5. Raymond Yrigoyen, Whittier, 486 yards, 97 yards, 6 TDs 6. Noah Guzman, Bishop Amat, 478 yards, 1 TD 7. Christopher Vargas, Baldwin Park, 474 yards, 5 TDs 8. Jimmy Amezquita, Northview, 443 yards, 5 TDs 9. Tristan Sprague, Covina, 425 yards, 9 TDs 10. Eric Burton, Rowland, 421 yards, 6 TDs

Defensive Tackles 1. Roman Hernandez, Bassett, 77 2. Luis Saenz, Maranatha, 73 3. Thali J.Cobb, Pomona, 72 4. Devin Escobedo, Damien, 68 5. Mark Tolmachoff, Whittier, 61 6. Jesus Lopez, Baldwin Park, 61 7. Nathan Alba, Damien, 60 8. Jacob Moreno, Maranatha, 59 9. Justin Diebert, La Mirada, 59 10t. Jaime Hurtado, Bosco Tech, 55 10t. Ryan Romero, Whittier Christian, 55

Sacks 11 – Roy Dominguez, Baldwin Park, 7 – Michael Dominguez, Pioneer; Mark Sosa, South El Monte; 6 – AJ Carreon, South El Monte, Noah Sanchez, Whittier Christian.

Interceptions 5 – Isaiah Hamilton, Charter Oak, Michael Anyanwu, Charter Oak; 4 – Clark Phillips, La Habra, Luis Chavez, Ganesha, Daniel Mendoza, Arroyo.

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SGV and Whittier High School Football leaders, standings and Friday predictions

High School Football Games and Predictions All games start at 7 p.m. Thursday’s games Pasadena Poly at Maranatha — MARANATHA Eagle Rock at South Pasadena — SOUTH PAS Bassett vs. Loara at Glover Stadium — LOARA Friday’s games Mission League Bishop Amat at Loyola — LOYOLA Mission Valley League Arroyo at Rosemead — ARROYO El Monte at Mountain View — MOUNTAIN VIEW South El Monte at Gabrielino — SOUTH EL MONTE Pacific League Burroughs at Arcadia — ARCADIA Glendale at Pasadena — PASADENA Muir vs. Crescenta Valley at Glendale HS — MUIR South Catholic League Bosco Tech vs. Verbum Dei at Schurr HS — VERBUM DEI Cantwell-Sacred Heart at St. Bernard — CANTWELL Suburban League Cerritos vs. La Mirada at Gahr HS — LA MIRADA Nonleague Azusa vs. Pomona at Citrus College — POMONA California at San Dimas — SAN DIMAS Garey at Sierra Vista — SIERRA VISTA Keppel vs. Capistrano Valley Christian – CAPO VALLEY La Puente at Pioneer — LA PUENTE Mira Costa vs. South Hills at Covina District Field — SOUTH HILLS Nogales at Rowland — NOGALES Southlands Christian vs. Ganesha at Diamond Bar HS — GANESHA St. Francis at Buena Park — ST. FRANCIS Whittier Christian vs. Marina at Whittier College — WHIT CHRISTIAN

High School Football Leaders for SGVN, Whittier and Pasadena Quarterbacks 1. Quinn Commans, Whittier Christian, 1,710 yards, 342 avg., 16 TDs 2. J.P. Andrade, Bonita, 1,535 yards, 307 avg., 13 TDs 3. Miguel Aguero, Schurr, 1,307 yards, 261 avg., 14 TDs 4. Kody Olmos, Los Altos, 1,189 yards, 237 avg., 13 TDs 5. Steven Comstock, Northview, 1,146 yards, 229 avg., 10 TDs 6. Ike Udengwu III, Workman, 1,118 yards, 223 avg., 8 TDs 7. Nathan Delgado, Whittier, 1,075 yards, 215 avg., 9 TDs 8. Kwon Peterson, Maranatha, 1,018 yards, 203 avg., 13 TDs 9. Nin Burns II, Covina, 1,004 yards, 200 avg., 15 TDs 10. Jorge Ledesma, Azusa, 969 yards, 242 avg., 10 TDs

Running Backs 1. Zaquand Irby, Ganesha, 1,002 yards, 200 avg., 15 TDs 2. Eric Cuellar, Covina, 839 yards, 167 avg., 5 TDs 3. Sal Tovar, South El Monte, 772 yads, 154 avg., 12 TDs 4. Armando Flores, Mountain View, 769 yards, 153 avg., 9 TDs 5. Abel Cueva, El Monte, 756 yards, 189 avg., 5 TDs 6. Alex Retana, Whittier, 686 yards, 137 avg., 4 TDs 7. Matthew Chavez, Charter Oak, 565 yards, 113 avg., 7 TDs 8. Syler Taylor, La Habra, 541 yards, 108 avg., 12 TDs 9. Cedric Miley, Damien, 533 yards, 106 avg., 6 TDs 10. Blake Cabot, San Marino, 480 yards, 120 avg., 8 TDs

Wide Receivers 1. Lance Babb II, Schurr, 722 yards, 47 receptions, 6 TDs 2. Daniel Centeno, Temple City, 528 yards, 23 receptions., 4 TDs 3. Ryan Romero, Whittier Christian, 503 yards, 30 receptions, 4 TDs 4. Noah Sanchez, Whittier Christian, 500 yards, 37 receptions, 5 TDs 5. Christopher Vargas, Baldwin Park, 474 yards, 17 receptions, 5 TDs 6. Jimmy Amezquita, Northview, 443 yards, 21 receptions, 5 TDs 7. Tristan Sprague, Covina, 425 yards, 21 receptions, 9 TDs 8. Eric Burton, Rowland, 421 yards, 21 receptions, 6 TDs 9. Francisco Andrade, Workman, 420 yards, 20 receptions, 3 TDs 10. Quinn Peoples, Los Altos, 41 yards, 20 receptions, 4 TDs

Defensive Leaders Tackles 1. Devin Escobedo, Damien, 68 2. Jesus Lopez, Baldwin Park, 61 3. Luis Saenz, Maranatha, 56 4t. Mark Tolmachoff, Whittier, 52 4t. Thali J. Cobb, Pomona, 52 4t. Aaron Rosales, Schurr, 52 4t. Adam Handy, Schurr, 52 8. Anthony Lopez, Los Altos, 51 9t. Roy Dominguez, Baldwin Park, 50 9t. Justin Sanchez, La Serna, 50.

Sacks 11 – Roy Dominguez, Baldwin Park; 7 – Mark Sosa (South El Monte), 6 – Noah Sanchez (Whittier Chrisian), AJ Carreon (South El Monte); 5 – Alexandre Dumais, St. Paul, Luis Valerio, El Monte, Adam Loya (California), Frank Hernandez (Monrovia).

Interceptions 5 – Isaiah Hamilton (Charter Oak), Michael Anyanwu (Charter Oak); 4 – Daniel Mendoza, Arroyo; 3 – Marcos Figueroa (El Monte), Kevin Armstead (St. Francis), Luis Chavez (Ganesha), Jared Schoenick, Glendora, Jackson Hayes (Pasadena Poly), Francisco Remigio (Schurr), Damion Thompson (Northview), Clark Phillips III (La Habra).

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL STANDINGS Almont League Angelus League Baseline League Del Rio League Freeway League Hacienda League Miramonte League Mission League Mission Valley League Montview League Olympic League Pacific League Palomares League Prep League Rio Hondo League South Catholic League Suburban League Valle Vista League

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