George Alfano is a local journalist based in Riverside, California. He writes for The Press-Enterprise, The Sun Company Of San Bernardino, and Daily Facts®, covering various sports events and teams in the area. His work has also been featured in publications such as The Oklahoman, Inland Valley Daily Bulletin, The Arizona Republic, and La Voz.
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San Bernardino, United States (Local)
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Eric Bell's second interception of the game helped secure the victory for the Cougars.
By: George Alfano
Barbour and Turner combined to rush for 246 yards Thursday night, and Barbour scored three touchdowns in the victory.
The rate of success is probably something that even San Jacinto coach Aric Galliano could have hoped for. The Tigers recovered four kickoffs and scored three touchdowns during a period of 2 minutes and 17 second ...
After a tough nonleague schedule, Citrus Valley has back-to-back wins in Citrus Belt League play
BEAUMONT — The Redlands girls volleyball team's path to a third consecutive Citrus Belt League title faced a strong challenge from an improving Beaumont squad looking for a share of the championship for themselves.
REDLANDS — Cajon football coach Nick Rogers loves senior leadership, and that is especially true of his 2024 team.
By: George Alfano
The running back gains 225 yards in a 38-0 victory to set up Thursday’s Sunkist League title game with Eisenhower
LOMA LINDA — For two playoff games and half of a third, the Loma Linda Academy girls flag football team looked ready to advance to the semifinal round of the CIF Southern Section Division 4 playoffs.
BEAUMONT — Beaumont joined the Citrus Belt League in 2020, and that news boosted football coach Jeff Steinberg.
Christian Couch scored the decisive goal in sudden-death overtime to send the Warriors to the CIF Southern Section finals.
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