Burroughs Football Blanked 32-0 In Opener By St. Genevieve
By Rick AssadBecause of a COVID-19 case on the team, it took a week longer before the Burroughs...
Burbank Football Has No Trouble With Unfamiliar Foe
For the second time this season the Burbank High football team didn't know who it would be playing until the day of...
Burbank, Burroughs Girls Volleyball Set Sights High
By Rick AssadHoping to get back to a semblance of normalcy, the Burroughs High and Burbank girls' volleyball...
Burbank Girls Volleyball Needs Five Sets To Subdue Pasadena
By Rick AssadWhen the Burbank High girls' volleyball team took the floor for a Pacific League match with...
Burroughs Football Ready For Season
By Rick AssadBecause of the coronavirus, the Burroughs High 2020 football season was reduced to five games and...
Local Teams Just Want to Play
Burbank and Burroughs teams hoping to get through the season as COVID-19 continues to cause disruptions to many.
Burbank Football Can’t Escape Visiting Golden Valley, Fall 35-14
By Rick AssadThree interceptions and two fumbles by the Burbank High football team proved too much to overcome...
Burroughs Girls Volleyball Can’t Keep Pace With La Canada
By Rick AssadAfter falling behind two sets to none, there was a real sense of urgency on the...
Burbank Football No Match for Simi Valley
Burbank began the day believing it would play Newbury Park. But after Newbury Park had to cancel due to COVID-19 protocols, Simi Valley became the replacement opponent.
Burbank Football Hopes to Keep Run Going
Bulldogs open the season against Newbury Park High at Memorial Field.
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