Burbank Boys Water Polo Falls To Thousand Oaks, But It’s A Battle
The Bulldogs failed to score in the opening frame, but then score 11 goals over the next three periods, losing 16-11 to the Lancers.
Burroughs Football Has Spectacular Second Half, Beats Host Glendale
The Indians tally 29 unanswered points in the second half and prevail 49-6 in the Pacific League opener.
CIF Releases Winter Sports Playoff Division Placings
Burroughs boys soccer team will attempt to win CIF Southern Section Division 3 title.
Burnham Leads Burbank Football Past Arcadia
Bulldogs open league play with 48-7 road win over host Apaches.
Burbank Girls Volleyball Lose To Crescenta Valley In Four Sets
Host Bulldogs lead in the first set, but Falcons rally and then take two of the next three.
Burroughs Remains Undefeated After 38-21 Triumph Over Harvard-Westlake
Nicholas Garcia sparkled, throwing four touchdowns and adding one rushing score, as the Indians use a 25-point spurt to beat the Wolverines.
Hart Still Too Much for Burbank Football
Bulldogs play well at times, but fall to Indians 31-13.
Burroughs Girls Tennis Much Improved, But Lose To Glendale, 12-6
Nitros capture six points in singles and doubles, but the No. 1 doubles team of Alice Weber and Suzy Kim sweep for the Indians.
Burbank Football Has No Break Down in Win Over Orange Vista
Bulldogs overcome bus trouble, little warm up time and a late start to earn first victory of the season.
Burroughs Still Unblemished After Beating Host Kennedy 41-24
Nicholas Garcia accounts for six touchdowns, including four passing, while Carson Cardenaz hauls in three touchdowns.
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