Get ready for Carmageddon in La Cañada Flintridge on Friday

Looking from his office at St. Francis high school, acting sports director Todd Wolfson can see the St. Francis football field, the Cañada football field and Rose Bowl.

“I can sit in my office and see everything in one,” he said.

He might want to create a lottery to sell his view on Friday evening, because St. Francis welcomes Muir, La Cañada welcomes Crescenta Valley and Ucla plays New Mexico at Pink Bowl.

High school terrains are separated from 300 feet. The schools share an alley, which will become a place of Uber deposit on Friday evening.

St. Francis plans to use Flintridge Prep nearby and St. Bede Middle School for parking. La Cañada plans to use its softball and baseball lands for additional parking.

“It will be Carmageddon,” said Wolfson.

The four secondary teams are local, which should produce great attendance and a party atmosphere.

Wolfson advises: “Come early and look at the warm -ups”.

The kick -off is at 7 p.m. for the three games.

Expect that radio traffic journalists are occupied.

If Wolfson did not have supervisory tasks, he would probably go to his office by drinking Perrier and enjoying the scene.