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Fred J. Robledo is a local sports editor for the Southern California News Group. Email: frobledo@scng.com; sgvtribune.com

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SGV football preview: No. 2 Damien hoping to keep momentum going

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By Fred Robledo Verified, West Covina
| Fresno Bee Verified
The 2026 high school football preview for the San Gabriel Valley area teams covered by the San Gabriel Valley Tribune, Pasadena Star-News and Whittier Daily News. NO.
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The new name Santa Fe Sentinels begin the high school football season on Friday

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By Fred Robledo Verified, West Covina
| Fresno Bee Verified
It will take some getting use to, but the Santa Fe Sentinels begin the high school football season on Friday, taking on Glendale at Pioneer High School at 7 p.m. Since the school opened in 1954 Santa Fe has always been the Chiefs or the Chieftans, but to be in compliance with California legislation that is phasing out Native American mascot names beginning this school year, Santa Fe changed its nickname to the Sentinels.
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SGV football preview: The area’s top wide receivers in 2026 Original

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By Fred Robledo Verified
| San Gabriel Valley Tribune Verified
A look at top five wide receivers in the San Gabriel Valley area going into the 2026 high school football season. 1. Noah Bozeman, Muir, Jr.: During the summer passing circuit, the Mustangs’ 6-foot-1 junior made it clear he is looking to take a major step forward this season. Bozeman holds offers to UCLA, Washington, Oregon, Utah, Cal, North Carolina and several others. The Mustangs have an extremely talented group of receivers, so a lot of players will share the wealth.
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