Crenshaw Football Players Adjust to New Roles
November 26, 2016
Before the playoffs, the cougars had a 5-7 overall record, coming in at fourth place in the Coliseum League.
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Dorsey Win in Rivalry Clash
October 27, 2016
The Dons have earned a second straight year of rivalry bragging rights, the match up displayed the talent and skill of players on both teams.
The Coliseum Gridiron Classic Features Historic Rivalry
October 20, 2016
For decades, this rivalry remains prominent throughout the South Los Angeles community.
Crenshaw Ousts Manual Arts for Third Win
October 13, 2016
After four consecutive games on the road, Crenshaw returned to conquer the Manual Arts Toilers 49-6 during their homecoming game.
Crenshaw Loses to Mission Hills in Season Opening Game
August 31, 2016
Crenshaw High School could not conquer the Mission Hills Grizzlies, losing to them in a 20-21 bout.
Narbonne Ousted Crenshaw in Division 1 City Section Title
December 9, 2015
The Crenshaw Cougars (9-5) could not surpass the Narbonne Gauchos (12-2) in the Division I city section title bout. The gauchos beat the cougars 57-21. Although Crenshaw had moments of sound defense, the Narbonne offense completed key passes that led to touchdowns. Crenshaw came into the game outnumbered; their 37-member squad went up against Narbonne’s 81 members, according to Max Preps. The gauchos were the first to score a touchdown early in the 1st quarter. Narbonne kept Crenshaw from scoring and earned another touchdown. Crenshaw would fumble the ball, allowing Narbonne to gain another possession. The gauchos denied the Cougar
Crenshaw Crushes Arleta, Faces Narbonne for City Title
December 1, 2015
The Crenshaw Cougars defeated the Arleta Mustangs 26-17, advancing the Cougars to the division I city championship game against Narbonne High school. This was the lowest scoring playoff game for the Cougars this postseason. Crenshaw scored 54 points in their first and second round games, according to the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF). Arleta had gone undefeated this season, upsetting the 2nd seeded Birmingham in the quarterfinals. The Mustangs were 6-0 in the East Valley League, a league that includes North Hollywood and Grant High Schools, according to Max Preps. Early in the game, Crenshaw had no problems with sliding past