CIF-SS BULLETIN

VOL. 71, NO. 2 WINTER 2008-2009

For Full CIF-SS Fall Playoff Results See pages 8-15 Serving High School Athletics Since 1913 Page 2 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2008-2009 CIF-SS COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES PRESIDENT'S October 23, 2008 1. OPENING BUSINESS 2. Amendment to Bylaw 204 – Action - MESSAGE A. Call to order by Sr. Cheryl Milner, It was moved, seconded and passed to not President of the Council support the amendment to Bylaw 204. B. Pledge of Allegiance 3. Revision of Bylaw 600: Outside C. Roll Call Competition – Action - It was moved, seconded Fall D. Adopt Agenda - Action and passed to support Bylaw 600: Outside Season • Amendment to move the Public/ Competition. Reflection Private Open Forum items (4B2 4. Revision of Bylaw 511: Season of a-c) be moved to new business Sport Definition – Action - It was moved, in the agenda. seconded and passed to support the revision of • It was moved and seconded to Bylaw 511: Season of Sport Definition. adopt the revised agenda. B. SOUTHERN SECTION By Sr. Cheryl Milner, President E. Approval of Minutes 1. Proposal from Prep League to revise CIF-SS Executive Committee 1. Council – Minutes of the April 24, Bylaw 209.3 B Board School Eligibility to be 2008 Meeting – Action - It was moved and presented by Ann De Boe – Action - Note: Ann seconded to adopt the minutes. De Boe is no longer with the academy Steve As the Winter Season begins playoffs, the G. Special Presentations – Sr. Cheryl Wishek will present on behalf of the Webb fall season may be a distant memory. Milner will introduce presenters and recipients School and the Prep League. It was moved and Let’s remember the great lessons of the of the Distinguished Service seconded to support the revision of Bylaw first season. Whether it was an individual, and Hall of Fame Awards 209.3 B. This item did not receive enough votes a team or a school—there were many 2. PUBLIC HEARING SESSIONS to amend. important moments that taught the A. Recognition of anyone wishing to 4. NON-ACTION SESSION address the Council. Speakers must limit their A. STATE FEDERATED COUNCIL valuable lessons of sportsmanship, team remarks to three minutes. There are no State Federated Council non- work and Pursuing Victory with Honor. 3. ACTION SESSION action items at this time. A. STATE FEDERATED COUNCIL • This proposal limits the number of red Being at this point in the 2008-09 school Note: Items 1, 3 and 4 are supported by the cards a high school soccer program (by level) year can serve as a reminder that we work State Executive Committee and CIF-SS can receive in a season. so hard for high school athletics and the Executive Committee. B. SOUTHERN SECTION educational programs in our schools 1. Bylaw 206 Revision – Action - It was 1. Proposal to Article 240, Rule 2417 because “It is all about the kids!” moved, seconded and unanimously approved Special Rules for Soccer to be presented by to support Bylaw 206 Revision. John Marmelstein – Discuss - This proposal See COUNCIL MINUTES on page 15. As educators we have many opportunities to influence the lives of young people. Interscholastic Federation They learn many of life’s lessons from us. Southern Section Let’s take advantage of those teachable 10932 Pine Street moments! Los Alamitos, CA 90720 We have chosen to be part of the California (562) 493-9500 * FAX (562) 493-6266 Interscholastic Federation-Southern Section. As President of this great OFFICERS organization, I invite you to get involved. Sr. Cheryl Milner, Principal Join the committees, attend league Bellarmine-Jefferson High School, President meetings and come to the Council meetings. New administrators, the best way to learn is to become involved. Working William Dabbs, Principal together we will be able to achieve the best Pacifica/Oxnard High School, President-Elect for all of our student athletes. Earl Haugen, Director of Pupil Services Finally, on behalf of all those who Downey USD, Past-President participated in playoffs and championships, I wish to thank all of the Jim Monico, Principal CIF-SS staff, committees and event Paramount High School organizers. You have done an incredible Treasurer job handling all aspects of CIF-SS playoffs. THANK YOU!!! James Staunton, Ed.D., Commissioner of Athletics

BULLETIN EDITOR Thom Simmons, Director of Communications

EDITORIAL ASSISTANT Sharon Hodge, CIF-SS Administrative Assistant

Photos provided by Heston Quan Bulletin published three times yearly by CIF Southern Section CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2008-2009 Page 3 SOUTHERN SECTION WEB SITE RELAUNCH COMMISSIONER'S

You may have noticed a sizeable change at www.cifss.org back in mid-January. CORNER Yes, we relaunched our web page to improve user ease and expand the information provided. • DROP DOWNS now enable our schools users and the general public fans to Changes in find all the information they seek directly from the front page. No more split admin Dues Structure and fan sites nor should you have to click more than twice to reach any Proposed information. • Southern Section News lists all the updated information coming from the Southern Section. • IN THE PRESS is your source for ‘all’ newspaper coverage of HS sports throughout the section. Still a slight work in progress as we add more By James Staunton, Ed.D. newspapers, our goal is to provide you a web site where you can find all the HS Commissioner of Athletics news from the LA Times and OC Register to the San Luis Obispo Tribune and Introduced at the January 22 Council San Bernardino Sun. This feature ‘auto fills’ as stories are posted so check every meeting, league representatives day! discussed a proposal that bills schools • BOTTOM QUICK LINKS will also directly take you to all the CIF-SS forms, sport only for sports ûelded, not on a per-pupil previews and bulletins, as well as the Gatorade Sports Science Library and the basis. on-going archive of past Southern Section News. Since the 1920’s Southern Section has • INTERNET EXPLORER 7: If you are having trouble with some features then received a portion of its revenue from school be sure you save updated your Internet Explorer browser to 7.0. dues. Fashioned as a method to support While change does require a brief adaptation period, we are confident you will the organization when income from the find the new site much easier and more informative. Section Track Meet fell short of projections, the dues have increased from $.05 per student to $.23 per student over the span of eighty years. The present per-pupil fee has not changed since 1987! Under the per-pupil system, schools with large student bodies contributed the bulk of revenue to Southern Section (dues constitute 14% of total revenue) although, in most student bodies, about 40% do not participate in sports. Dues were difficult for financial clerks to calculate because CBDS numbers from the previous year served as the basis for the calculation. Under the proposed system, the number of sports offered serves as the basis for calculating dues. Sports like basketball must be counted as two sports if both genders are served. Preliminary calculations show that our large schools will benefit because of lower dues. Small schools will not suffer inordinate increases and will only pay for those sports they offer. Here is a chart showing the impact on schools of selected sizes:

# of sports School Enrollment Current Proposed 24 Harvard-Westlake 1169 $893.87 $1,200 24 Millikan/Long Beach 4320 $1,618.60 $1,200 14 Capistrano Vly Chr 185 $450 $700 14 Dominguez 2735 $1,004.05 $700 8 Connelly 300 $325 $450 8 St. Lucy’s 800 $438.60 $450

The Southern Section Executive Committee has endorsed the proposal and Council has received it favorably. By simplifying the dues structure the Section offers ease of use, simplified accounting and equitable payment, based on the sports offered at each school. The proposal is scheduled for a vote on April 21, 2009. Page 4 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2008-2009 MINUTES OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE RULE MEETING - August 14, 2008

REVIEW This meeting of the CIF Southern Section discussion, it was moved, seconded and Executive Committee was called to order at 1:05 approved to empower the Commissioner to p.m. by President Sr. Cheryl Milner. All members include the Public/Private Open Forum committee were present with the exception of Susie Arce, as one of the Commissioner’s included in the Streamlining Janet Berardi, Jerry Halpin and Reggie Blue Book and Directory. Paperwork Thompkins. In attendance as guests were: c. Proposal to Article 50, Rule 507: Ronald Dauzat, Headmaster Ribet Academy, Coaching Compensation – This item was Electronically Roger Huff, Athletic Director and William discussed and will come back to the Executive Middlebrooks, Basketball Coach. Committee on September 25th as a non-action 1. OPENING BUSINESS item. E. Adopt Agenda – It was moved, d. Proposal to Article 20, Rule 222: By Kristine Palle seconded and approved to accept the agenda Private School Attendance Boundaries – This CIF-SS Assistant Commissioner with the following changes: remove Dominguez item was discussed. The public/private High School from old business because they committee felt there was nothing that could be In the interest of better serving the CIF-SS have requested to attend the September done about this issue. They presented their membership, we continue to improve the Executive Committee meeting; move item 5.A.2 concerns but do not want to move forward with way we do business. We are always Ribet Academy to the beginning of action items; it. looking for more efficient procedures in remove item 3.B.A. from action items to old e. Proposal to Article 3, Rule 32.6: the paperwork process and collection of business and to also move the approval of Criteria for Addressing Cases of Competitive information that will make everyone’s job Carter Paysinger, Athletic Director of Beverly Equity –The idea of competitive anomalies was Hills High School as the Coast Area Representative discussed. This item will come forward on less time consuming. item 6.E to the beginning of the meeting. After September 25th as a non-action item. discussion, it was moved, seconded and 2. Proposal for Water Regional With the anticipated requirement of approved to appoint Carter Paysinger as the Playoffs – The Water Polo Advisory Committee paperwork for all transfers (this will be new Coast Area Representative. requests the Masters tournament evolve into a in the 2009-2010 school year), including F. Approval of Minutes – Minutes of the State Regional Tournament, including S a n valid changes of residences, we want to May 21, 2008 Executive Committee Meeting – It Diego, , Central and Southern remind you of the adjustments the CIF-SS was moved, seconded and approved. Sections. It was moved and approved to bring has made to make this process cleaner G. Communications to the Executive this proposal as an action item before Council Committee – Sr. Cheryl mentioned a letter that on October 23rd. and more convenient. This year, we went was received acknowledging Rob Wigod’s 5. OLD BUSINESS to excel paperwork with fields that can be participation at the Sports Officiating Summit in A.Sanctions Appeal typed into. Instead of handwriting your Cleveland, Ohio. She thanked Rob for his 1. Dominguez High School requested to transfer paperwork (207 form) and pre- commitment to officials. postpone this appeal to the September 25th enrollment contact affidavit (510 form) as 2. PUBLIC HEARING SESSION Executive Committee meeting. Sr. Cheryl Milner well as playoff information materials, those There were no members of the public in stated out of respect for the process, they will can/should be done directly on your attendance; the agenda was posted. hear them in September. computer. We encourage you to take 5. OLD BUSINESS 3. Proposal from Century League to A. Sanctions Appeal – Ribet Academy revise Bylaws 3200.1 and 3200.2: All Playoffs advantage of this as the only fields we was represented by Ronald Dauzat, Managed by Commissioner – Public/Private require to be handwritten are the signature Headmaster, Roger Huff, Athletic Director and Playoff Separation – This item was on the portions of those forms. Not only are they William Middlebrooks, Basketball Coach. agenda because the issue is still active. more legible, especially when they’ve After lengthy discussion, it was moved, According to Mr. Halpin, the item may be brought passed through the fax a few times, they seconded and approved unanimously to uphold back to the January 22nd meeting of Council. are easier to store for your own records. the sanctions levied on the school and deny B. Proposal for Soccer Penalties involving We encourage schools to do this playoffs for boys basketball during the 2008- Red Cards – This item was discussed. electronically and keep an electronic file 2009 school year. Mr. Luketic and Mr. Haugen 6. NEW BUSINESS thanked the representatives of Ribet for attending A.New Council Proposal Form – Protocol – for your reference. the meeting and presenting their explanations. Dr. Staunton explained the new form and 3. ACTION ITEMS process. As a side note, the CIF financial forms are B. Southern Section Action Items B. Report from Commissioners on Changes also in the excel format. Simply supply the 1. Proposals from Public/Private Open to Blue Book – Ms. Palle discussed how the form with the specific information and all Forum Committee deletion of the Association Rule will be will be calculated for you. This includes Dr. Dahlem presented an overview of the documented in the Blue Book and the areas your sport fee paperwork as well as your discussions of the Public/Private Open Forum affected. revenue sport information. Committee. It is a group of very committed C. Electronic Forms for Schools – Mr. Carty administrators from a broad group of public and discussed the new forms created for payment private schools who discussed all of their of dues and financial reports. All paperwork requiring CIF-SS office concerns. D. Coaching Education Certification – This review is posted at www.cifss.org and a. Proposal to Article 50, Rule 528: was a reminder to all schools and coaches that reflects approval information. Here you Financial Aid/Grants/Scholarships – After December 31st is the deadline for coaching can review paperwork submitted for discussion, it was recommended to place this education training. There may be penalties if transfers, valid change of residence, item under Bylaw 510 Undue Influence. It was training is not completed. hardships as well as foreign student also recommended that these items be returned E. Appointment of Executive Committee applications. Although more time is to the public/private committee to be rewritten to Member – Addressed earlier in meeting. cover all comments and recommendations from F. 2008-2009 CIF State Meeting Schedule – needed for the receipt and/or processing the Executive Committee. This item will come Revised calendar was included for information of completed hardship information, a before the Executive Committee on September only. school or family can monitor that their 25 as a non-action item. 7. CLOSED SESSION paperwork has been received and once b. Proposal to Article 50, Rule 529: Public/ The closed session began at 4:10 p.m. and Private Open Forum Committee – After See RULE REVIEW page 15. See MINUTES JULY page 15. CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2008-2009 Page 5 MINUTES OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING - September 25, 2008 OFFICIALS' WHISTLE This meeting of the CIF Southern Section 6. NEW BUSINESS Executive Committee was called to order at 1:17 A. Representing Lone Pine High School p.m. by President Sr. Cheryl Milner. All members was principal, Larry Todd. Lone Pine High were present with the exception of Wendy School requested multi-school team status with Doty, Earl Haugen, Larry Satterfield and Debi Sierra Alternative Learning Academy. Dr. Neutral Weiss. In attendance as guests were: Dr. Staunton stated after receiving all of the required Officials Burnside, Superintendent, Compton Unified signatures, the league denied it and that is the School District, Dr. Gunn Marie Hanson, reason Mr. Todd is appealing. This school is a Assistant Superintendent, Compton Unified continuation school and by our rules, is not School, Chief Taylor, Chief of Police, Compton allowed. Jim Boghosian, Boron High School Unified School District, Ms. Joy Bramlette, athletic director and the Desert Mountain league Principal, Dominguez High School, Larry Todd, representative was unable to attend the meeting, By Bill Agopian Principal, Lone Pine High School and Roger explained the league did not sign because of CIF-SS Officials Liaison Blake, CIF State office. Rule 303.C.5.a and b. 1. OPENING BUSINESS Mr. Todd stated this community day school Officials Belonging to a single or Multiple E. Adopt Agenda – It was moved, was created three years ago by his board of association for any one sport – and impli- seconded and approved with the following education. It was set up as an option to the high adjustments: school. His appeal was about giving cation Item 5A, Dominguez High School Sanction opportunities to succeed. Students who have Appeal and item 6A, Lone Pine High School athletic opportunities perform better. Mr. Todd The Sothern Section makes it a practice to Appeal to be moved after the Public Hearing explained the operation of the school. The assign neutral officials in Finals contests. Session. students attend school all day and they will be Neutral is defined as officials who are not accredited. He does not see this as a F. Approval of Minutes – It was moved from the local assigning unit of Teams and seconded to approve the minutes of the continuation school and there are two or three involved in the final event. Neutrality or August 14, 2008 Executive Committee meeting. students who would like to participate in G. Communications to the Executive athletics. impartiality of officials is a basic premise Committee – Carter Paysinger, Athletic Director, Dr. Staunton stated the point of contention of all sports – the arbiters should not be Beverly Hills High School was introduced as is that this is a continuation school. Mr. Todd affiliated with either Contestant. the Coast Area Representative. included criteria for a continuation school and 5. OLD BUSINESS a day school and is unaware of what the league One unique aspect of current day officials A. Sanction Appeal – Representing knows about this program. They look at it as a is that they often are affiliated with multiple learning option. Most of the students are at this Dominguez High School were Dr. Burnside, units or officials’ agencies. For example in Superintendent, Dr. Gunn Marie Hanson, school for credit retrieval as they are 30-40 Basketball it is not unusual for officials to Assistant Superintendent, Chief Taylor, Chief of credits behind. They are there to go back to the Police and Ms. Joy Bramlette, Principal. Dr. local high school or to graduate. They probably belong to 2-3 units. Since units are usually Staunton summarized the sanction against would not attend the member school for one based on a geographic area, this mean Dominguez High School; the issue of timely period a day. They are funded as a that many officials will cross over cities payment of dues and delinquent financial reports. community day school which allows them to and counties and find work at a variety of Bylaw 145 was invoked and Dominguez High take students younger than 16 whereas schools. Similarly in Tournaments and School will not be allowed to host a home game continuation schools only take children 16 years other feature events, officials are recruited and over. during the playoffs in all sports for a period of from a wide area and brought in for there one year. After further discussion, it was moved to expertise. Dr. Burnside requested CIF to remove the deny the appeal from Lone Pine High School. It sanction for the benefit of the students who was seconded and approved to deny the motion. should not be held responsible for the action of 4. NON-ACTION ITEMS Future options may allow for greater adults. She stands for what is right and not B. Southern Section Non-Action Items movement of officials. Allowing Officials paying dues on time will not continue in her 1. Proposals from Public/Private Open this flexibility would have pros and cons, district. Dr. Hanson stated the district recognized Forum Committee – but it would certainly address those areas they needed to hire one person to oversee a. Article 50, Rule 528 – After with official shortages and lessen the discussion, it was moved to have the proposal athletics. They are going to hire a school probability of the same official returning to financial technician and will have school police read as follows: the same school too often. on site to monitor ticket sales and receipts. Ms. “Financial aid, grants or scholarships Bramlette stated CIF can depend on Dominguez given to students based on athletic prowess is High School to live up to high standards from prohibited.” The motion was seconded and Administrators, coaches, players and now on. Their seats in the gym will now be approved. family have come to recognize certain numbered and all employees will pay for their b. Article 50, Rule 5007 – After officials and that in many cases is a good tickets. Chief Taylor stated the discussion, it was moved to have this proposal thing. Officials are an important part of the person who handled the ticket sales has been read: game and at best they should be properly “All member schools will, upon removed from campus and is under investigation. noticed. They insure that future monies will be collected request, submit to the Southern Section office, and deposited in the proper places. They all their financial pay structure for coaches’ asked CIF to let them show that what has stipends adopted by the governing board.” The full implication of officials associated happened in the past will not happen from now B. Southern Section Non-Action Items with multiple areas is yet to be evaluated. on. Continued There seem to be many positives as we After discussion, it was moved that CIF c. Article 3, Rule 32.6 – After discussion, continue the effort to standardize officiating support Dominguez High School’s appeal to host it was moved to send this proposal back to and make our games better playoff games. There was no second. After committee. It was seconded. After further discussion, this motion was revised to read as further discussion, it was moved that CIF deny Your feed back is welcome at the appeal; it was seconded and approved. It follows: It was moved to send this proposal [email protected] was also discussed that if progress is made by back to the committee until the area placement the district, another appeal may be considered. See MINUTES SEPTEMBERpage 14. Page 6 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2008-2009 MINUTES OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING November 5, 2008 This meeting of the CIF Southern Section Playoffs for a period of one year and continue which was due on October 3, and asked it to Executive Committee was called to order at 1:31 their probationary status for the subsequent be heard; it was denied. Dr. Staunton advised p.m. by President Sr. Cheryl Milner. All members season, or . . . them they missed the deadline for submission were present via telephone with the exception After discussion, it was moved, seconded but would allow the Executive Committee to of Janet Berardi, Gary Smidderks, Reggie and unanimously approved to support. make this decision. It was moved, seconded Thompkins and Debi Weiss. Also present were 4. NON-ACTION ITEMS and approved to deny the request with one Lee Meach and Wayne Choo of the auditing firm A . STATE FEDERATED COUNCIL ACTION opposing vote. of Carmody, Meach and Choo. ITEMS 6. REPORT SESSION 1. OPENING BUSINESS The following items were discussed: A. President’s Report – Sr. Cheryl Milner E. Adopt Agenda – It was moved, 1. State Basketball Advisory Committee stated the Champions for Character luncheon seconded and approved with the following Proposals was wonderful. There is a adjustments: add item 5C, Request from Grace a. Expand from 8-Team to 16-Team possibility that next year we may separate it Brethren. Brackets from the Council meeting. Earl Haugen introduced Lee Meach and b. Add an Open Division B. There was no treasurer’s report. Wayne Choo of the Carmody, Meach and Choo 2. Penalties: Failure to Comply with Article C. Commissioner’s Report – Jim Auditing Firm. 22.B – This item is for information purposes only. Staunton stated he met with the assistant F. Approval of Minutes – It was moved Failure to comply with this article may cause superintendent of Compton Unified School and seconded to approved the minutes of the suspension. It is a progressive discipline if District who was concerned about what is September 25, 2008 Executive Committee coaches are not certified. being said to the media. In their discussion, Dr. meeting. The motion was approved. 5. NEW BUSINESS Staunton also stated he would like to have an H. 2007-2008 Auditor’s Report – Lee A. Bona Fide Change of Residence Form audit of their schools. It is time to put the proper Meach presented the auditor’s report. Earl – Jim Staunton discussed this form. Most checks and balances of eligibility into place for Haugen stated there was a clean audit with one schools comply and send the forms to us, their athletes. We will move forward as this will exception regarding CalPers. CalPers will not however, there are some schools who are not be very positive. Dr. Hanson was accepting of give out individual account information. As a sending the information in or families who are this and we will talk with their superintendent. result, we have a glitch in our audit. Mitch Carty falsifying information. We would like to add it to We suggested they hire former administrators will pursue any action we can take. Mitch stated Form 207 and “effective (date), all Bona Fide of CIF to teach them how to handle all of the CIF this was new during 2007. Per Lee Meach, we Change of Residence Forms must be submitted.” paperwork. As of this meeting, Dominguez have made the correct employer contributions. Adding this to Form 207 – Athletic Transfer High School had not paid their dues. Earl Haugen stated the Audit Committee Eligibility Application, will include caveats to D. Executive Committee Member accepted the audit as presented and suggested swear the information is true. The staff will Reports – There were no reports given. we retain this company for another year in mock up a new form and present it at the next There being no further business, the order to help Mitch Carty, our new director of Executive Committee Meeting. meeting adjourned at 2:45 p.m. finance. B. Awards Presentations at Football It was moved, seconded and unanimously Championships – Rob Wigod requested all SUBMITTED BY: approved to accept the audit report. Executive Committee members assist at football PATRICIA SCHMIDT 3. ACTION ITEMS championships by presenting awards at the EXECUTIVE SECRETARY B. SOUTHERN SECTION ACTION ITEMS championship finals. 1. Proposal for Soccer Penalties C. Request from Grace Brethren High APPROVED BY: involving Red Cards – The first bulleted item School – Jim Staunton stated four years ago, DR. JAMES STAUNTON, Ed.D. under article 2417.5 was corrected to read: Grace Brethren requested to go to the Northern COMMISSIONER OF ATHLETICS Varsity team will be removed from the CIF-SS Area. They were late submitting their form,

CSADA 41st ANNUAL CONFERENCE SET FOR APRIL 2009

The California State Athletic Directors Beijing Olympics, upsetting Brazil in four Additional highlights of this year’s Association’s 41st Annual Conference sets to win the gold medal, and conference include the return of Jim returns to and the McCutcheon put his hands on his bald Bracher, of the Bracher Center for Integrity Town and Country Resort & Convention head and briskly walked off the court. in Leadership, as requested from Center in , Wednesday-Sunday, During the first week of the Olympics, a evaluations and responses received at April 22-26, 2009. The conference, themed stranger wielded a knife on his family in last year’s event. Thom Simmons from the Partners in Education - Academics and Beijing, killing his father-in-law and CIF Southern Section will address ways to Athletics, annually draws close to 700 seriously wounding his mother-in-law and successfully deal with the media, and CIF athletic directors and administrators from their tour guide while his wife watched. Executive Director Marie M. Ishida will across the state and will be headlined by discuss the hot topics facing several new and exciting speakers. California State Senator Lou Correa, who administrators dealing with high school has been a long-time advocate in the state sports programs. As always, the Saturday night awards legislature for interscholastic educational dinner will be one of the highlights of the athletics, will be one of the featured keynote Bob Beale from Shasta High School, the conference with this year’s keynote speakers. Senator Correa, who 2008 State Athletic Director of the Year, will speaker, Hugh McCutcheon, Head Coach represents the 34th California Senate share his knowledge at a breakout of the 2008 USA Men’s Olympic Gold Medal District, has been honored 10 different session, as will the ever-popular Tom Volleyball Team, sharing “The Journey to times by various statewide organizations Barnett of the California State Teachers Olympic Gold.” His team pulled out the as “Legislator of the Year.” Retirement System. feel-good story of the 2008 See CSADA on next page CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2008-2009 Page 7 USC HEAD FOOTBALL COACH PETE CARROLL SPEAKS AT 33ND ANNUAL FOOTBALL PRESS CONFERENCE AND LUNCHEON University of Southern California Head (1979) under Bruce. That Buckeye squad Football Coach Pete Carroll served as the Carroll was the head coach of the NFL’s lost to USC in the 1980 . He next keynote speaker at the 33rd Annual CIF New England Patriots for 3 seasons (1997- spent 3 seasons (1980-82) as the Southern Section-Toyota Football 99) and New York Jets for 1 year (1994). He defensive coordinator and secondary Championship Press Conference and guided the Patriots into the playoffs in his coach at North Carolina State, and then Luncheon held December 8th at The first 2 seasons, winning the AFC Eastern returned to Pacific in 1983 as the assistant Westminster Rose Center. Division title at 10-6 in 1997 and advancing head coach and offensive coordinator. He to the second round of the playoffs, then entered the NFL in 1984 as the defensive Carroll, in his eighth year at the helm of the posting a 9-7 regular season mark in backs coach of the Buffalo Bills, and then Trojans, was named USC’s head football 1998. His overall record in New England held a similar position with the Minnesota coach on Dec. 15, 2000. The 57-year-old was 27-21 in the regular season (including Vikings for 5 seasons (1985-89). The Carroll has 35 years of NFL and college 8-8 in 1999) and 1-2 in the playoffs. He Vikings advanced to the playoffs his last 3 experience, with 19 of that on the collegiate owns the franchise’s second-best winning years there, getting to the NFC level. percentage (54.9%). After serving as the Championship game in 1987. The 1988 Jets’ defensive coordinator for 4 seasons team was 11-5 in the regular season and This is the second time Carroll has spoken (1990-93), he became the team’s head the 1989 squad won the NFC Central at the luncheon. The first time was in 2002. coach the following season. His 1994 Jets Division crown with a 10-6 mark. His At that time Carroll had an overall record of went 6-10. Only 3 other Jets head coaches secondary averaged 25 interceptions a 16-8 and the Trojans were Co-Champions won more games in their rookie campaign. season and led the NFL in passing defense of the PAC-10 Conference. Since that time in 1989. Carroll spent the 2000 season as USC is 72-7, won outright or shared six He spent the next 2 years (1995-96) as the a consultant for pro and college teams, more Pac-10 trophies, claimed two NCAA defensive coordinator with the San doing charitable work for the NFL and Championships, four NCAA Runner-up Francisco 49ers, who won the NFC writing a column about pro football for finishes, and won four Rose Bowl and two Western Division title both seasons. The CNNSI.com. Carroll was a 2-time (1971- Orange Bowl titles and played in seven 49ers were 11-5 in the 1995 regular season 72) All-Pacific Coast Conference free safety consecutive Bowl Championship Series when they had the NFL’s top-ranked at Pacific and earned his bachelor’s degree games (another record). Additionally, the defense and then went 12-4 in 1996. in 1973 in business administration. He Trojans became the first school in NCAA received his secondary teaching credential history to have three Carroll began his coaching career at the and a master’s degree in physical winners (, and college level, serving as a graduate education from Pacific in 1976. He was a ) in a four year span. Coach assistant at his alma mater, Pacific, for 3 3-sport (football, basketball and baseball) Carroll is 88-15 (.854… highest among all years (1974-76), working with the wide standout at Redwood High in Larkspur, active coaches with a minimum of five receivers and secondary. He then spent a Calif., earning the school’s Athlete of the years coaching at that the Division I level) season each as an assistant in charge of Year award as a senior. He played overall and 57-10 (.850) in Pac-10 the secondary at (1977) under quarterback, wide receiver and defensive Conference action. He has been named Lou Holtz as the Razorbacks won the 1978 back. He then played football at Marin Coach of the Year twice (2003 and 2004) Orange Bowl, at State (1978) under Junior College in Kentfield, Calif., in 1970. and Pac-10 Coach of the Year four times Earle Bruce (the Cyclones played in the He was born on Sept. 15, 1951 in San (2003-06). 1978 Hall of Fame Bowl) and at Ohio State Francisco. CSADA (Continued from Previous)

“Staying abreast of the newest and latest representative will report on the “NCAA trends in educational athletics is a Eligibility Center” and NCAA requirements, requirement for today’s athletic and Roger Blake, CIF Associate Executive administrator,” said Ishida. “These Director, also will lead sessions. opportunities for professional growth and instruction make the CSADA Conference Membership applications for CSADA were a must for everyone involved in high school mailed to all CIF-member schools in sports in California.” August. For more information on the CSADA Conference please visit the Computers and technology can help CSADA web site at www.csada.org. administrators streamline their job and Dolph Santorini from Schedule Star will show the path to success by saving time through technology. All 10 CIF Section Commissioners will again lead question and answer sessions specifically for attendees from their respective Sections and, in addition, Pete Saco, CIF Sac- Joaquin Section Commissioner, also will lead a breakout session. An NCAA CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2008-2009 Page 8 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - TOYOTA 2008 FOOTBALL PLAYOFF RESULTS

CENTRAL EASTERN EAST VALLEY INLAND MID VALLEY NORTHEAST NORTHERN FIRST ROUND: FIRST ROUND: FIRST ROUND: FIRST ROUND: FIRST ROUND: FIRST ROUND: FIRST ROUND: Rancho Cucamonga 21 Citrus Hill 50 St. Margaret's 58 Centennial/Corona 62 Monrovia 34 Mojave 35 St. Bonaventure 38 Colton 17 Rim of the World 19 Campbell Hall 14 Yucaipa 7 El Monte 7 Saddleback Vly Chr 14 Newbury Park 14 Paloma Valley 42 Palm Desert 41 Yucca Valley 28 Vista Murrieta 28 Duarte 38 Silver Valley 40 Paso Robles 26 Ontario 21 Burroughs/R 7 Bishop Union 9 Moreno Valley 20 L.A. Baptist 30 Webb 0 Pacifica/Oxnard 18 Ayala 38 Serrano 34 Maranatha 16 Murrieta Valley 43 Rosemead 45 St. Genevieve 37 Saugus 29 Colony 7 La Quinta/LQ 13 Ontario Christian 3 Arlington 6 Valley Christian/C 14 Twin Pines 14 Righetti 17 Cajon 28 Banning 13 Big Bear 33 A.B. Miller 48 San Dimas 67 Riverside Chr 37 Thousand Oaks 49 Etiwanda 27 Kaiser 12 Santa Paula 32 Roosevelt 21 Sierra Vista 12 Flintridge Prep 21 Santa Barbara 28 Glendora 56 Palm Springs 35 Aquinas 49 Chaparral 48 Northview 43 Linfield Christian 42 Westlake 36 West Valley 21 Summit 6 Kern Valley 7 Vista del Lago 10 Workman 6 Mammoth 14 Oxnard 35 Upland 52 Barstow 47 Twentynine Palms 63 Redlands East Vly 30 Paraclete 42 Bell-Jeff 28 Valencia/Valencia 42 Chaffey 18 San Jacinto 20 Brethren Christian 22 Santiago/Corona 20 San Marino 14 Fairmont Prep 21 Ventura 14 Chino Hills 52 Silverado 41 Fillmore 48 J.W. North 14 Temple City 7 Rio Hondo Prep 48 Atascadero 34 San Gorgonio 13 Patriot 35 Desert 37 Redlands 11 Arroyo 6 St. Anthony 14 Hart 21 Los Osos 53 Hesperia 55 Brentwood 42 Norco 19 Azusa 27 Boron 72 Moorpark 45 Elsinore 31 Notre Dame/R 27 Arrowhead Christian 19 Rancho Verde 9 Covina 6 Animo Leadership 7 Adolfo Camarillo 21 QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: Rancho Cucamonga 28 Citrus Hill 56 St. Margaret's 17 Centennial/Corona 41 Monrovia 41 Mojave 28 St. Bonaventure 32 Paloma Valley 20 Palm Desert 28 Yucca Valley 6 Vista Murrieta 14 duarte 21 Silver Vally 22 Paso Robles 7 Cajon 34 Serrano 21 Maranatha 23 Murrieta Valley 27 Rosemead 59 Riverside Christian 49 Saugus 35 Ayala 14 Banning 12 Big Bear 22 (OT) A.B. Miller 6 San Dimas 22 St. Genevieve 28 Thousand Oaks 28 Upland 54 Barstow 34 Twentynine Palms 40 Chaparral 20 Paraclete 14 Linfield Christian 26 Valencia/Valencia 55 Glendora 14 Palm Springs 20 Aquinas 0 Redlands East Vly 0 Northview 0 Bell-Jeff 0 Westlake 26 Los Osos 28 Silverado 59 Fillmore 21 Norco 40 Temple City 17 Rio Hondo Prep 42 Moorpark 6 Chino HIlls 24 Hesperia 44 Brentwood 14. J.W. North 26 Azusa 0 Boron 14 Atascadero 0 SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: Rancho Cucamonga 23 Citrus Hill 18 St. Margaret's 63 Centennial/Corona 38 Rosemead 16 Riverside Christian 34 St. Bonaventure 35 Cajon 13 Serrano 15 Maranatha 0 Murrieta Valley 17 Monrovia 6 Mojave 7 Saugus 8 Upland 42 Barstow 37 Twentynine Palms 27 Chaparral 29 Paraclete 27 Rio Hondo Prep 28 Moorpark 30 Los Osos 21 Silverado 27 Fillmore 21 Norco 21 Temple City 6 Linfield Christian 21 Valencia/Valencia 8 FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: Rancho Cucamonga 21 Citrus Hill 31 St. Margaret's 17 Centennial/Corona 23 Paraclete 21 Rio Hondo Prep 13 St. Bonaventure 42 Upland 7 Barstow 27 Twentynine Palms 3 Chaparral 17 Rosemead 10 Riverside Christian 6 Moorpark 7

NORTHWEST PAC 5 SOUTHEAST SOUTHERN SOUTHWEST WESTERN EIGHT-MAN DIVISION I FIRST ROUND: FIRST ROUND: FIRST ROUND: FIRST ROUND: FIRST ROUND: FIRST ROUND: FIRST ROUND: Oaks Christian 64 Poly/Long Beach 21 Charter Oak 55 Laguna Hills 17 Pacifica/GG 35 Palmdale 28 Faith Baptist 46 South Torrance 14 Bishop Amat 17 Bell Gardens 15 Artesia 9 Foothill 7 Redondo Union 14 Lone Pine 0 Pioneer Valley 17 Esperanza 24 22 Santiago/GG 17 Tustin 76 Beverly Hills 42 Lutheran/LV 58 Cathedral 14 San Clemente 16 California 21 Costa Mesa 14 Magnolia 26 Chaminade 35 Excelsior Ed Ctr 42 Harvard/Westlake 45 Mission Viejo 37 La Serna 42 Norwalk 38 Canyon/Anaheim 35 Warren 38 Sierra Canyon 34 Bishiop Montgomery 7 Loyola 7 San Gabriel 14 Garden Grove 6 Cypress 17 Santa Monica 17 Hesperia Christian 13 Morro Bay 48 Lakewood 35 Rowland 22 Irvine 14 Fullerton 42 Mira Costa 13 Thacher 69 North Torrance 37 Servite 34 Burroughs/B 21 Westminster 7 Santa Ana Valley 3 Eastside 12 Calvary Chp/MV 22 St. Joseph/SM 42 Tesoro 23 Diamond Ranch 21 Mayfair 43 Western 38 Quartz Hill 30 Avalon 70 Cantwell Sac Hrt 12 Los Alamtios 7 Muir 7 Calvary Chp/SA 13 Sunny Hills 15 St. Francis 17 Montclair Prep 18 El Segundo 42 Mater Dei 35 South Hills 40 Los Amigos 40 Trabuco Hills 35 Lynwood 15 Santa Clarita Chr 53 Santa Clara 0 Jordan 15 Schurr 21 Segerstrom 37 Valencia/Placentia 21 Peninsula 14 West Shores 0 Verbum Dei 31 Lutheran/Orange 28 West Covina 28 Laguna Beach 39 El Dorado 45 Culver City 25 Cate 42 Carpinteria 21 Fountain Valley 0 Bonita 18 Santa Ana 14 Huntington Beach 19 Downey 7 Victor Vly Chr 41 Serra 47 Notre Dame/SO 42 Burbank 20 Corona del Mar 26 La Habra 83 Alemany 47 Windward 62 Templeton 22 Compton 0 Santa Fe 14 La Mirada 15 Anaheim 0 Highland 7 Hillcresc Chr/GH 12 QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: Oaks Christian 21 Poly/Long Beach 17 Charter Oak 40 Laguna Hills 41 Tustin 49 Palmdale 21 Faith Baptist 56 Pioneer Valley 0 Esperanza 10 Crescenta Valley 9 Santiago /GG 7 Pacifica/GG 21 Beverly Hills 14 Lutheran/LV 6 Morro Bay 15 Lakewood 28 Rowland 52 Norwalk 29 Canyon/Anaheim 53 Mira Costa 28 Thacher 30 Harvard/Westlake 14 Mission Viejo 7 La Serna 28 Irvine 3 Fullerton 17 Warren 14 Sierra Canyon 15 El Segundo 24 Tesoro 38 Diamond Ranch 15 Mayfair 50 Trabuco Hills 28 Quartz Hill 35 Santa Clarita Chr 28 St. Joseph/SM 20 Mater Dei 35 South Hills 12 Los Amigos 14 Western 21 Lynwood 20 Avalon 21 Serra 55 Lutheran/Orange 24 West Covina 49 Corona del Mar 41 La Habra 23 Alemany 31 Windward 50 Verbum Dei 21 Notre Dame/SO 14 Burbank 28 Laguna Beach 0 El Dorado 14 Culver City 15 Cate 0 SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: Oaks Christian 29 Poly/Long Beach 20 Charter Oak 33 Laguna Hills 42 Tustin 63 Mira Costa 20 Faith Baptist 18 Morro Bay 7 Lakewood 10 Rowland 17 Norwalk 8 Canyon/Anaheim 28 Palmdale 14 Thacher 14 Serra 35 Tesoro 42 Diamond Ranch 39 Mayfair 14 La Habra 27 Quartz Hill 35 Santa Clarita Chr 26 El SEgundo 28 Lutheran/Orange 14 West Covina 7 Corona del Mar 6 Trabuco Hills 22 Alemany 28 Windward 21 FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: Oaks Christian 63 Poly/Long Beach 20 Charter Oak 30 Laguna Hills 28 La Habra 26 Quartz Hill 14 Santa Clarita Chr 50 Serra 28 Tesoro 17 Diamond Ranch 14 Mayfair 21 Tustin 14 Mira Costa 0 Faith Baptist 28 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2008-2009 Page 9

8-MAN DIVISION II QUARTERFINALS: FIRST ROUND: Big Pine 72 Big Pine Desert Chr/BD 33 BYE Joshua Springs 32 Desert Chr/BD 49 Lighthouse Chr 30 California Military 36 North Cty Chr 48 Lighthouse Chr 54 Cornerstone Chr/C 8 Southlands Chr 14 Desert Chapel 56 Joshua Springs Trona 18 BYE SEMIFINALS: North Cty Chr BYE Joshua Springs 56 Big Pine 24 Cornerstone Chr/C 53 Hope Center Acad 22 Desert Chapel 42 North Cty Chr 38 Trona 38 San Jacinto Vly Chr 8 FINAL: Desert Chapel Desert Chapel 48 BYE Joshua Springs 20

CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - TOYOTA 2008 FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS CENTRAL NORTHEAST SOUTHERN Rancho Cucamonga Rio Hondo Prep Laguna Hills

EASTERN NORTHERN SOUTHWEST Citrus Hill St. Bonaventure La Habra

EAST VALLEY NORTHWEST WESTERN St. Margaret's Oaks Christian Quartz Hill

INLAND PAC 5 8-MAN DIVISION I Centennial/Corona Poly/Long Beach Sant Clarita Christian

MID VALLEY SOUTHEAST 8-MAN DIVISION II Paraclete Charter Oak Desert Chapel

CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - TOYOTA 2008 GIRLS GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS GIRLS TEAM FINALS INDIVIDUAL FINALS

PL. SCHOOL SCORE PL. PLAYER/SCHOOL SCORE 1. Torrance 390 1. Stacy Kim, Brea Olinda 68 2. Los Altos 394 2. Monica Umpant, Cerritos 69 3. Cerritos 406 3. Veronica Valerio, Temecula Valley 70 4. Peninsula 408 4T. Hana Lee, Wilson 71 5. Santa Margarita 415 4T. Tiffany Lua, Los Altos 71 6. Cypress 416 6T. Kristin Coleman, Peninsula 72 7. Palm Desert 426 6T. Raychelle Santos, La Quinta 72 8. Hart 443 8. Victoria Fallgren, Gahr 73 9. Mater Dei 444 9T. Amanda Corr, Hart 74 10. Troy 455 9T. Margo Dionisio, California 74 9T. Desiree Dubreuil, Mater Dei 74 9T. Lori Harper, Mira Costa 74 9T. Victoria Park, Irvine 74 9T. Nikki Prichard, Hart 74 9T. Demi Runas, Torrance 74 Page 10 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2008-2009 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - TOYOTA 2008 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL PLAYOFF RESULTS DIVISION IAA Quarterfinals: Dos Pueblos def. Los Osos 25- nia 22-25, 25-10, 25-9, 25-11; Elsinore def. First Round: Mira Costa, Bye; San Clemente 17, 25-19, 25-21; Laguna Beach def. El Dorado Katella 25-19, 25-12, 25-21; Oxnard def. St. def. Murrieta Valley 25-11, 25-21, 17-25, 25-19; 20-25, 25-15, 25-15, 25-21; Marymount def. Bonaventure 22-25, 25-15, 25-19, 25-23; La Poly/Long Beach def. Esperanza 25-21, 25-20, Arroyo Grande 25-23, 25-23, 25-15; Santa Bar- Serna def. la Habra 25-21, 23-25, 25-11, 25-13; 20-25, 29-27, 15-11; Lutheran/Orange def. bara def. Valencia/Valencia 25-19, 25-22, 25- La Reina def. West Valley 25-21, 25-11, 27-25. Newbury Park 25-16, 25-12, 25-17; Thousand 17. Quarterfinals: La Canada def. Oak Park 25-20, Oaks def. Peninsula 25-17, 25-19, 25-21; Ro- Semifinals: Dos Pueblos def. Laguna Beach 19-25, 25-17, 20-25, 15-10; Troy def. Oaks sary def. Flintridge Sacred Heart 20-25, 25-22, 25-21, 21-25, 25-21, 25-21; Santa Barbara def. Christian 25-18, 25-18, 25-18; Oxnard def. 25-23, 21-25, 15-7; Temescal Canyon def. Millikan Marymount 25-17, 21-25, 25-19, 25-17. Elsinore 24-26, 25-19, 27-25, 15-25, 15-7; La 25-15, 25-12, 25-13; Los Alamitos, Bye; Santa Final: Santa Barbara def. Dos Pueblos 25-22, Reina def. La Serna 25-14, 25-11, 27-25. Margarita, Bye; Royal def. Dana Hills 26-28, 12- 25-22, 25-19. Semifinals: La Canada def. Troy 25-22, 25-21, 25, 25-17, 25-20, 15-10; Lakewood def. Redondo 25-22; La Reina def. Oxnard 25-19, 25-20, 24- Union 25-22, 25-22, 25-23; Harvard/Westlake DIVISION IIAA 26, 26-24. def. Moorpark 25-15, 25-16, 25-14; Newport First Round: Redlands East Valley, Bye; Tor- Final: La Canada def. La Reina 21-25, 25-21, 20- Harbor def. Notre Dame/Sherman Oaks 25-19, rance def. Diamond Bar 21-25, 25-14, 28-26, 16- 25, 25-16, 15-13. 25-11. 21-25, 25-22; Capistrano Valley def. Simi 25, 16-14; Arcadia def. Roosevelt 25-20, 27-25, Valley 25-21, 25-16, 25-21; Palos Verdes def. 25-18; South Hills def. La Salle 25-8, 21-25, 25- DIVISION IIIAA Temecula Valley 25-21, 25-21, 25-18; Wilson/ 21; 25-19; Santiago/Corona def. Burbank 25-14, First Round: Village Christian, Bye; Littlerock Long Beach, Bye. 25-19, 25-15; University def. West Covina 25-15, def. Morro Bay 25-21, 25-23, 25-22; Victor Second Round: Mira Costa def. San Clemente 25-12, 25-12; Glendora def. El Segundo 25-19, Valley def. Canyon Springs 25-17, 25-23, 25-16; 25-20, 22-25, 25-18, 25-19; Lutheran/Orange 25-17, 25-19; Bishop Montgomery def. Fontana Bonita def. Knight 25-11, 25-2, 25-16; La Sierra def. Poly/Long Beach 25-21, 16-25, 29-27, 19- 25-5, 25-9, 25-20; Corona del Mar, Bye; Redlands def. Sivlerado 25-15, 27-25, 25-21; Campbell 25, 15-12; Thousand Oaks def. Rosary 25-19, def. Crescenta Valley 25-23, 25-16, 25-22; St. Hall def. Warren 25-23, 25-23, 28-26; Palm 27-29, 25-13, 25-19; Los Alamitos def. Temescal Joseph/Lakewood def. Corona 25-16, 26-24, Desert def. Los Altos 25-13, 26-24, 25-20; Santa Canyon 12-25, 25-12, 25-8, 25-21; Santa 18-25, 25-14; Walnut def. Rialto 25-15, 25-18, Ynez def. Eastside 25-7, 25-13, 25-6; Quartz Hill Margarita def. Royal 25-15, 25-15, 25-20; Lake- 25-15; St. Lucy's, Bye; Poly/Riverside def. A.B. def. Valley Christian/Cerritos 25-21, 25-20, 27- wood def. Harvard/Westlake 20-25, 25-23, 25- Miller 25-21, 25-22, 25-18; Beckman def. 25; St. Joseph/Santa Maria def. Paramount 25- 231, 19-25, 15-13; Newport Harbor def. Burroughs/Burbank 25-15, 23-25, 25-22, 23-25, 19, 19-25, 22-25, 25-23, 17-15; Charter Oak def. Capistrano Valley 23-25, 25-15, 25-16, 25-23; 15-10; South Torrance, Bye. La Quinta/La Quinta 25-18, 25-19, 25-15; Gran- Wilson/Long Beach def. Palos Verdes 25-15, Second Round: Redlands East Valley def. ite Hills def. Vista del Lago 25-21, 25-12, 25-6; 20-25, 26-24, 25-22. Torrance 25-16, 25-8, 25-13; South Hills def. Palm Springs, Bye; Downey def. Cabrillo/Lompoc Quarterfinals: Mira costa def. Lutheran/Or- Arcadia 25-10, 25-12, 23-25, 25-17; University 25-12, 25-20, 25-11; Valley View def. Burroughs/ ange 25-19, 25-21, 22-25, 29-27; Los Alamitos def. Santiago/Corona 26-24, 25-22, 25-16; Bishop Ridgecrest 20-25, 25-21, 25-20, 25-13; def. Thousand Oaks 25-22, 29-27, 21-25, 21-25, Montgomery def. Glendroa 25-13, 25-18, 22-25, Brentwood def. Lancaster 25-14, 25-10, 25-17. 15-12; Santa Margarita def. Lakewood 25-22, 25-23; Corona del Mar def. Redlands 25-11, 25- Second Round: Village Christian def. Littlerock 25-16, 18-25, 26-24; Wilson/Long Beach def. 13, 20-25, 25-13; St. Joseph/Lakewodd def. 25-12, 25-11, 25-10; Bonita def. Newport Harbor 26-24, 25-23, 25-12. Walnut 25-19, 25-19, 15-25, 25-23; St. Lucy's 22-25, 25-21, 25-17, 25-14; Campbell Hall def. La Semifinals: Mira Costa def. Los Alamitos 25- def. Poly/Riverside 25-20, 26-24, 23-25, 25-18; Sierra 25-17, 25-20, 25-21; Santa Ynez def. 17, 25-14, 25-16; Santa Margarita def. Wilson/ Beckman def. South Torrance 25-23, 19-25, 18- Palm Desert 25-20, 25-13, 20-25, 25-27, 15-9; Long Beach 25-23, 25-23, 25-23. 25, 25-14, 15-9. Quartz Hill def. St. Joseph/Santa Maria 25-10, Final: Santa Margarita def. Mira Costa 23-25, 25- Quarterfinals: Redlands East Valley def. South 25-21, 25-15; Granite Hills def. Charter Oak 25- 23, 19-25, 25-22, 25-21. Hills 23-25, 23-25, 25-18, 25-19, 15-10; Bishop 10, 25-27, 25-21, 25-19; Brentwood def. Valley Montgomery def. University 22-25, 26-24, 25-19, View 25-12, 25-13, 25-17. DIVISION IA 25-27, 15-13; Corona del Mar def. St. Joseph/ Quarterfinals: Village Christian def. Bonita 32- First Round: Dos Pueblos def. Paso Robles 25- Lakewood 25-19, 25-16, 21-25, 25-22; Beckman 30, 25-23, 18-25, 25-21; Campbell Hall def. Santa 10, 25-19, 25-21; West Ranch def. Calvary def. St. Lucy's 25-19, 25-20, 27-25. Ynez 25-21, 25-20, 24-26, 25-19; Granite Hills Chapel/Santa Ana 26-24, 25-21, 25-19; Los Semifinals: Redlands East Valley def. Bishop def. Quartz Hill 15-25, 25-23, 14-25, 25-16, 16- Osos def. Rim of the World 25-17, 25-17, 25-12; Montgomery 31-29, 25-20, 25-12; Corona del 14; Brentwood def. Palm Springs 21-25, 25-9, Woodbridge def. Canyon/Anaheim 21-25, 25- Mar def. Beckman 24-26, 25-20, 25-27, 25-20, 25-21, 25-18. 22, 27-25, 25-17; Serrano def. Saugus 25-18, 15-12. Semifinals: Campbell Hall def. Village Christian 25-21, 21-25, 32-30; Notre Dame Academy def. Final: Redlands East Valley def. Corona del Mar 22-25, 25-12, 25-14, 25-19; Brentwood def. Atascadero 25-7, 25-23, 25-11; Laguna Beach 25-16, 25-20, 25-14. Granite Hills 25-17, 14-25, 25-21, 25-20. Def. Trabuco Hills 25-19, 25-18, 25-15; Marymount Final: Brentwood def. Campbell Hall 25-17, 25- def. Hart 25-13, 25-17, 25-20; El Modena def. DIVISION IIA 20, 25-19. Sultana 25-15, 25-14, 24-26, 25-16; Arroyo First Round: La Canada, Bye; Cajon, Bye; Oak Grande def. San Marcos 25-7, 25-22, 25-15; El Park def. Paloma Valley 25-12, 25-11, 25-20; DIVISION IIIA Toro def. Rancho Cucamonga 25-16, 25-22, 25- Adolfo Camarillo def. Fullerton 26-24, 25-22, 13- Wild Card Round: Montebello def. Rosemead 22; Valencia/Valencia def. San Luis Obispo 25- 25, 18-25, 25-19; Troy, Bye; Cypress def. San 25-19, 25-15, 25-19; Poly/Pasadena def. 13, 25-15, 27-25; Upland def. Hesperia 25-19, Marino 25-21, 25-17, 25-13; California def. San Firebaugh 25-14, 22-25, 25-11, 25-20; Westridge 25-14, 25-17; Estancia def. Huntington Beach Gorgonio 25-9, 25-14, 25-14; Oaks Christian def. def. Northview 25-18, 25-14, 25-16; Webb def. 25-22, 25-20, 23-25, 25-19; Santa Barbara def. Hueneme 25-17, 25-13, 25-23; Elsinore, Bye; Bellflower 25-12, 25-18, 25-6; Rancho Alamitos Marlborough 25-13, 25-15, 25-16. Katella def. Santa Fe 25-21, 25-22, 25-16; St. def. Mountain View 25-19, 25-19, 23-25, 12-25, Second Round: Dos Pueblos def. West Ranch Bonaventure def. Monrovia 19-25, 26-24, 25-16; 15-13. 25-18, 25-20, 25-18; Los Osos def. Woodbridge Oxnard, Bye; La Serna def. Rio Mesa 25-16, 25- First Round: Mayfield def. Montebello 25-17, 24-26, 25-16, 25-23, 25-20; El Dorado def. Serrano 12, 25-22; La Habra def. Pacifica/Garden Grove 25-15, 25-21; Magnolia def. Colony 25-19, 25- 25-18, 25-20, 25-18; Laguna Beach def. Notre 23-24, 25-19, 25-20, 24-26, 15-5; West Valley 23, 25-21; Culver City def. Mayfair 25-21, 25-20, Dame Academy 25-17, 25-19, 25-20; Marymount def. Arroyo Valley 25-22, 25-19, 25-19; La Reina, 25-19; Ganesha def. Santiago/Garden Grove def. El Modena 27-25, 25-14, 25-15; Arroyo Bye. 25-6, 25-17, 24-26, 25-15; San Gabriel def. Poly/ Grande def. El Toro 25-23, 21-25, 19-25, 28-26, Second Round: La Canada def. Cajon 25-8, 25- Pasadena 23-25, 25-16, 25-22, 25-13; Covina 15-9; Valencia/Valencia def. Upland 21-25, 25- 10, 25-10; Oak Park def. Adolfo Camarillo 25-13, def. Orange 25-19, 25-20, 25-20; La Quinta/ 23, 25-14, 25-20; Santa Barbara def. Estancia 25-22, 17-25, 25-17; Troy def. Cypress 25-19, Westminster def. Arroyo 25-23, 26-24, 25-19; 25-10, 25-19, 25-14. 17-25, 25-13, 25-20; Oaks Christian def. Califor- La Mirada def. Savanna 25-14, 25-18, 25-15; CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2008-2009 Page 11

Santa Monica def. Westridge 25-16, 25-14, 25- 25-15, 18-25, 25-22, 15-7; Santa Monica def. 11-25, 25-9, 25-22; Big Bear def. La Sierra 18; Garden Grove def. Don Lugo 25-6, 25-10, 25- Gabrielino 25-8, 21-25, 25-13, 25-20; Chadwick Academy 25-14, 12-25, 26-24, 26-24; Bellarmine- 20; Cerritos def. Bell Gardens 23-25, 28-26, 25- def. Webb 25-22, 24-26, 25-21, 25-18. Jefferson def. Grace Brethren 21-25, 25-17, 21- 16, 25-15; Gabrielino def. Santa Ana 25-14, 25- Semifinals: Mayfield def. La Mirada 25-19, 25- 25, 25-19, 15-12; La Puente def. Desert 28-26, 14, 25-14; Webb def. Ontario 25-9, 25-19, 25-19; 20, 16-25, 25-15; Santa Monica def. Chadwick 26-24, 25-17; Notre Dame/Riverside def. Villanova San Dimas def. Ocean View 25-23, 25-15, 25- 21-25, 25-21, 25-23, 25-14. Prep 25-13, 16-25, 25-21, 25-15. 18; Beverly Hills def. Western 17-25, 25-22, 25- Final: Mayfield def. Santa Monica 25-17, 25-17, Quarterfinals: Upland Christian def. Nordhoff 18, 13-25, 16-14; Chadwick def. Rancho Alamitos 25-11. 12-25, 25-20, 13-25, 25-23, 15-11; Bishop Conaty 25-12, 25-12, 25-13. Loretto def. Frazier Mountain 25-16, 21-25, 25- Second Round: Mayfield def. Magnolia 25-10, DIVISION IVAA 19, 25-16; Big Bear def. Bellarmine-Jefferson 27-25, 25-10; Ganesha def. Culver City 25-21, First Round: Calvary Murrieta, Bye; Serra def. 25-13, 25-22, 20-25, 25-13; Notre Dame/River- 28-26, 16-25, 25-23; San Gabriel def. Covina 25- Aquinas 20-25, 2-25, 25-17, 25-20, 15-12; Jurupa side def. La Puente 25-23, 25-21, 25-17. 21, 23-25, 25-10, 25-23; La Mirada def. La Valley def. Thacher 25-17, 25-12, 21-25, 25-8; Semifinals: Bishop Conaty Loretto def. Upland Quinta/Westminster 25-19, 25-23, 25-22; Santa Sage Hill, Bye; Laguna Blanca, Bye; Windward Christian 25-23, 23-25, 25-14, 24-26, 15-11; Monica def. Garden Grove 25-20, 25-21, 25-18; def. Brethren Christian 25-18, 25-18, 25-21; Notre Dame/Riverside def. Big Bear 19-25, 28- Gabrielino def. Cerritos 26-24, 21-25, 25-21, 21- Buckley def. Patriot 25-19, 19-25, 25-21, 25-12; 26, 25-12, 25-6. 25, 15-6; Webb def. San Dimas 25-21, 25-19, 25- Arrowhead Christian, Bye; Whittier Christian Final: Notre Dame/Riverside def. Bishop Conaty 16; Chadwick def. Beverly Hills 25-5, 25-8, 25- def. Summit 25-11, 25-19, 25-9; Woodcrest Loretto 25-22, 25-17, 25-17. 13. Christian def. St. Monica 18-25, 25-12, 25-23, Quarterfinals: Mayfield def. Ganesha 25-13, 25-17; Ontario Christian def. Providence 25-15, DIVISION VAA 25-14, 25-11; La Mirada def. San Gabriel 9-25, 25-10, 25-13; St. Margaret's, Bye; Mary Star of First Round: Connelly, Bye; Desert Christian/ the Sea, Bye; Dunn def. Paraclete 25-19, 25-21, Lancaster def. San Gabriel Academy 27-25, 25- 25-23; Kaiser def. Riverside Christian 22-25, 25- 17, 25-10; Lighthouse Christian def. Apple Valley 23, 25-17, 25-13; Viewpoint, Bye. Christian 25-17, 25-17, 25-15; Faith Baptist def. CIF SOUTHERN SECTION Second Round: Calvary Murrieta def. Serra Valley Christian/Santa Maria 25-12, 25-16, 19- TOYOTA 25-11, 25-11, 25-17; Sage Hill def. Jurupa Valley 25, 25-19; Milken Community def. New Roads 25- 17-25, 19-25, 25-9, 25-19, 15-10; Laguna Blanca 8, 25-12, 25-10; Joshua Springs def. Boron 25- 2008 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL def. Windward 25-14, 25-18, 25-19; Arrowhead 16, 26-24, 21-25, 22-25, 15-11; West Vally CHAMPIONS Christian def. Buckley 25-16, 25-21, 25-22; Christian def. Tarbut V'Torah 25-12, 25-20, 22- Whittier Christian def. Woodcrest Christian 25- 25, 26-24; Sierra Canyon def. Shandon 25-10, 14, 25-18, 25-14; St. Margaret's def. Ontario 25-17, 25-23; Victor Valley Christian def. Lone DIVISION IAA Christian 25-12, 25-22, 25-19; Dunn def. Mary Pine 25-12, 25-19, 17-25, 23-25, 17-15; Coastal Star of the Sea 21-25, 25-16, 25-15, 25-17; Christian def. Hillcrest Christian/Granada Hills Santa Margarita Viewpoint def. Kaiser 25-15, 25-23, 25-21. 25-15, 15-25, 25018, 28-26; Archer School for Quarterfinals: Calvary Murrieta def. Sage Hill Girls def. AGBU 25-23, 25-10, 25-21; Xavier 25-8, 21-25, 25-13, 24-26, 25-22; Laguna Blanca College Prep def. Christian DIVISION IA def. Arrowhead Christian 19-25, 25-16, 25-20, 25-19, 19-25, 25-21, 25-13; Fairmont Prep def. Santa Barbara 25-15; Whittier Christian def. St. Margaret's 25- Hesperia Christian 25-11, 25-19, 25-15; Lucerne 12, 21-25, 25-20, 25-15; Viewpoint def. Dunn Valley def. New Community Jewish 25-15, 28- 25-18, 25-19, 25-21. 26, 25-22; Rolling Hills Prep def. CAMS 25-16, 25- DIVISION IIAA Semifinals: Calvary Murrieta def. Laguna 13, 25-7; Santa Clarita Christian, Bye. Blanca 25-18, 25-22, 25-19; Whittier Christian Second Round: Connelly def. Desert Christian/ Redlands East Valley def. Viewpoint 16-25, 21-25, 25-23, 25-12, 15- Lancaster 25-20, 25-15, 25-21; Faith Baptist def. 12. Lighthouse Christian 22-25, 25-19, 25-22, 25-16; Final: Calvary Murrieta def. Whittier Christian Milken Community def. Joshua Springs 25-10, DIVISION IIA 25-23, 26-28, 25-14, 25-18. 25-14, 25-19; Sierra Canyon def. West Valley La Canada Christian 25-19, 25-22, 25-16; Coastal Christian DIVISION IVA def. Victor Valley Christian 25-23, 25-12, 20-25, First Round: Nordhoff def. Bassett 25-12, 25- 25-21; Xavier College Prep def. Archer School DIVISION IIIAA 16, 25-12; St. Matthias def. Beaumont 25-22, 18- for Girls 25-13, 25-17, 25-19; Lucerne Valley 25, 25-20, 25-23; Twentynine Palms def. Baptist def. Fairmont Prep 25-21, 28-26, 25-18; Santa Brentwood Christian 25-15, 25-12, 25-16; Upland Christian Clarita Christian def. Rolling Hills Prep 25-21, 25- def. Bishop Union 22-25, 24-26, 25-18, 25-20, 12, 25-12. 15-9; Desert Christian/Bermuda Dunes def. San Quarterfinals: Connelly def. Faith Baptist 23- DIVISION IIIA Jacinto 25-19, 21-25, 27-25, 25-21; Frazier 25, 25-20, 25-20, 23-25, 15-9; Milken Community Mayfield Mountain def. Vasquez 25-19, 25-8, 20-25, 25- def. Sierra Canyon 21-25, 25-18, 25-23, 25-5; 9; Gladstone def. California Lutheran 19-25, 25- Coastal Christian def. Xavier College Prep 25-12, 21, 25-17, 25-19; Bishop Conaty Loretto def. St. 16-25, 25-15, 25-21; Santa Clarita Christian def. DIVISION IVAA Anthony 25-11, 25-7, 25-10; Big Bear def. Lucerne Valley 25-23, 25-19, 24-26, 19-25, 15- Calvary Murrieta Tahquitz 25-21, 25-5, 25-18; La Sierra Academy 13. def. Holy Family 25-17, 25-17, 25-11; Bellarmine- Semifinals: Connelly def. Milken Community 25- Jefferson def. Redlands Adventist Academy 23, 25-20, 19-25, 25-16; Coastal Christian def. DIVISION IVA 25-11, 25-4, 25-15; Grace Brethren def. Azusa Santa Clarita Christian 25-14, 25-9, 25-19. 25-21, 25-18, 25-8; La Puente def. Vistamar 22- Final: Connelly def. Coastal Christian 25-17, 26- Notre Dame/Riverside 25, 25-13, 25-20, 23-25, 15-12; Desert def. 24, 25-14. Desert Chapel 23-25, 17-25, 25-20, 25-21, 15- 13; Villanova Prep def. Alverno 25-19, 25-14, 25- DIVISION VA DIVISION VAA 11; Notre Dame/Riverside def. Desert Hot Springs First Round: Pacifica Christian, Bye; Newbury Connelly 25-13, 25-11, 25-18. Park Adventist def. Calvary Baptist 25-6, 25-19, Second Round: Nordhoff def. St. Matthias 25- 25-21; Marywood Palm Valley def. Noli Indian 25- 15, 25-20, 25-21; Upland Christian def. 13, 25-21, 13-25, 25-18; Baker Valley, Bye; Lake DIVISION VA Twentynine Palms 25-17, 21-25, 25-27, 27-25, Arrowhead Christian def. Lee Vining 25-14, 25- 15-9; Frazier Mountain def. Desert Christian/ 13, 25-21; Acaciawood def. Mesrobian 25-18, Pacifica Christian Bermuda Dunes 28-26, 21-25, 25-13, 20-25, 15- 25-11, 25-12; First Lutheran def. Summit View 8; Bishop Conaty Loretto def. Gladstone 25-18, See VOLLEYBALL on page 15. Page 12 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2008-2009 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - TOYOTA 2008 GIRLS TEAM TENNIS PLAYOFF RESULTS DIVISION I DIVISION III Cajon 15, El Rancho 3; Oxnard 12, Yucaa Valley First Round: Corona del Mar 18, Calvary Wild Card Round: West Ranch 14, Paso Robles 6; Sage Hill 12, South Hills 6. Chapel/Santa Ana 0; Mira Costa 11, Lutheran/ 4; Gahr 10, Garden Grove 8; Etiwanda 9, Poly/ Second Round: St. Margaret's 18, Patriot 0; Orange 7; Northwood 10, Brentwood 8; Troy 13, Riverside 9 (91-84); Hart 10, La Quinta/ Rowland 9, North Torrance 9 (77-72); Rio Mesa 5; Peninsula 12, Moorpark 6; Harvard- Westminster 8; Downey 14, Nipomo 4; St. 13, Bishop Montgomery 5; Santa Ynez 13, Quartz Westlake 18, Huntington Beach 0; San Clemente Bonaventure 12, Kennedy 6; Diamond Ranch 12, Hill 5; Walnut 14, Arroyo 4; South Torrance 11, 12, Estancia 6; Campbell Hall 16, Rosary 2; Palos Rim of the World 6; South Pasadena 9, Poly/Long Cerritos 7; Cajon 10, St. Joseph/Sant Maria 8; Verdes 18, Archer School for Girls 0; Calabasas Beach 9 (81-67); Santiago/Corona 12, Sultana 6. Sage Hill 14, Oxnard 4. 12, Notre Dame/Sherman Oaks 6; Woodbridge First Round: Valencia/Placentia 17, West Ranch Quarterfinals: St. Margaret's 14, Rowland 4; 11, Capistrano Valley 7; University 16, Fullerton 1; Mark Keppel 13, Gahr 5; Etiwanda 11, Serrano Rio Mesa 10, Santa Ynez 8; Walnut 12, South 2; Laguna Beach 15, Sunny Hills 3; CAMS 9, 7; La Canada 13, Wilson/Hacienda Heights 5; Torrance 6; Sage Hill 13, Cajon 5. Chaminade 9 (77-64); Santa Margarita 9, Laguna Wilson/Long Beach 14, Upland 4; Centennial/ Semifinals: St. Margaret's 15, Rio Mesa 3; Sage Hills 9 (78-74); Dana Hills 17, Westlake 1. Corona 11, Paramount 7; San Luis Obispo 14, Hill 13, Walnut 5. Second Round: Corona del Mar 17, Mira Costa Hart 4; La Reina 17, Alhambra 1; Lakewood 13, Final: St Margaret's 10, Sage Hill 8. 1; Troy 11, Northwood 7; Peninsula 13, Harvard- Downey 5; Los Osos 10, St. Bonaventure 8; M.L. DIVISION V Westlake 5; Campbell Hall 13, San Clemente 5; King 18, Diamond Ranch 0; San Marino 14, San Wild Card Round: Chaffey 14, Sierra Vista 4; Palos Verdes 12, Calabasas 6; University 13, Gabriel 4; South Pasadena 12, Rancho Alamitos Linfield Christian 10, Heritage 8; Elsinore 10, Woodbrdge 5; Laguna Beach 10, CAMS 8; Dana 6; Oaks Christian 9, Arroyo Grande 9 (72-67); Rancho Verde 9; Los Angeles Baptist 13, Bassett Hills 17, Santa Margarita 1. Cypress 9, Bonita 9 (89-70); Valencia/Valencia 5; Beaumont 9, Magnolia 9 (75-74); Aquinas 9, Quarterfinals: Corona del Mar 15, Troy 3; 16, Santiago/Corona 2. Silverado 9 (78-65); Oakwood Academy 11, Don Peninsula 10, Campbell Hall 8; Palos Verdes 10, Second Round: Valencia/Placentia 12, Mark Lugo 7; Western 13, Banning 5; Segerstrom 16, University 5; Dana Hills 15, Laguna Beach 3. Keppel 6; La Canada 11, Etiwanda 7; Wilson/ Northview 2; San Dimas def. La Puente Forfeit; Semifinals: Corona del Mar 13, Peninsula 5; Long Beach 12, Centennial/Corona 6; La Reina Hemet 14, Vista del Lago 4; Burroughs/Ridgecrest Dana Hills 14, Palos Verdes 4. 11, San Luis Obispo 7; Los Osos 9, Lakewood 11, Mammoth 7; Marshall 18, Santa Paula 0. Final: Dana Hills 13, Corona del Mar 5. 9 (78-68); M.L. King 13, San Marino 5; South First Round: Viewpoint 18, Chaffey 0; Cross- DIVISION II Pasadena 9, Oaks Christian 9 (77-64); Valencia/ roads 15, Bishop Diego 3; Covina 9, Linfield Wild Card Round: Burbank 14, Westridge 4; Valencia 17, Cypress 1. Christian 9 (79-78); Savanna 15, Elsinore 3; Vista Murrieta 15, Fontana 3; Palm Springs 15, Quarterfinals: Valencia/Placentia 15, La Westminster 14, Los Angeles Baptist 4; Aquinas Redlands East Valley 3. Canada 3; La Reina 9, Wilson/Long Beach 9 (83- 14, Bishop Union 4; Arlington 13, Oakwood First Round: Santa Barbara 14, Burbank 4; 80); M.L. King 14, Los Osos 4; Valencia/Valencia Academy 5; Buckley 11, Granite Hills 7; Wind- Diamond Bar 17, Marlborough 1; El Modena 9, 12, South Pasadena 6. ward 15, Nordhoff 3; Western 11, Gladstone 7; Santa Monica 9 (78-72); Newport Harbor 13, Semifinals: Valencia/Placentia 14, La Reina 4; Segerstrom 10, La Sierra 8; Ontario Christian 12, Vista Murrieta 5; Mayfield 9, San Marcos 9 (75- Valencia/Valencia 13, M.L. King 5. San Dimas 6; San Jacinto 12, Hemet 6; Colony 10, 67); Arcadia 9, Redlands 9 (77-76); Murrieta Final: Valencia/Placentia 13, Valencia/Valencia Burroughs/Ridgecrest 8; Ocean View 17, Valley 17, Culver City 1; Palm Desert 14, St. 5. Marshall 1. Lucy's 4; Dos Pueblos 9, Esperanza 9 (86-66); DIVISION IV Second Round: Viewpoint 14, Crossroads 4; Crescenta Valley 12, Poly/Pasadena 6; Villa Park Wild Card Round: Mayfair 16, Lancaster 2; Savanna 11, Covina 7; Paloma Valley 9, 12, Yucaipa 6; La Quinta/La Quinta 13, Ayala 5; Twentynine Palms 10, La Salle 8; Cabrillo/Lompoc Westminster 9 (80-78); Arlington 10, Aquinas 8; Chadwick 10, Great Oak 8; Glendale 9, Marymount 17, El Monte 1; Norwalk 9, Big Bear 9 (80-79); Buckley 11, Windward 7; Segerstrom 13, West- 9 (77-75); Los Alamitos 9, El Dorado 9 (78-75); Arroyo Valley 14, Norte Vista 4; Oxford Acad- ern 5; Ontario Christian 11, San Jacinto 7; Ocean Beverly Hills 14, Palm Springs 4. emy 17, Addolfo Camarillo 1; South Torrance 18, View 15, Colony 3. Second Round: Santa Barbara 14, Diamond Colton 0; Templeton 10, Palmdale 8; St. Joseph/ Quarterfinals: Viewpoint 14, Savanna 4; Ar- Bar 4; Newport Harbor 11, El Modena 7; Mayfield Santa Maria 17, Highland 1; El Rancho 11, Kaiser lington 15, Paloma Valley 3; Buckley 13, 10, Arcadia 8; Palm Desert 10, Murrieta Valley 8; 7; South Hills 13, Belflower 5. Segerstrom 5; Ontario Christian 9, Ocean View Dos Pueblos 12, Crescenta Valley 6; La Quinta/ First Round: St. Margaret's 18, Maryfair 0; 9 (59-58). La Quinta 15, Villa Park 3; Chadwick 11, Glendale Patriot 15, Twentynine Palms 3; North Torrance Semifinals: Arlington 9, Viewpoint 9 (81-79); 7; Beverly Hills 13, Los Alamitos 5. 11, Cabrillo/Lompoc 7; Rowland 11, Cate 7; Rio Buckley 10, Ontario Christian 8. Quarterfinals: Santa Barbara 11, Newport mesa 17, Norwalk 1; Bishop Montgomery 16, La Final: Arlington 10, Buckley 8. Harbor 5; Palm Desert 14, Mayfield 4; La Quinta/ Serna 2; Quartz Hill 1, Rosemead 7; Santa Ynez La Quinta 13, Dos Pueblos 5; Beverly Hills 12, 13, Arroyo Valley 5; Walnut 11, Oxford Academy Chadwick 6. 7; Arroyo 10, Thacher 8; South Torrance 9, Semifinals: Palm Desert 13, Santa Barbara 5; Whittier 9 (76-70); Cerritos 16, Templeton 2; St. Beverly Hills 11, La Quinta/La Quinta 7. Joseph/Santa Maria 15, St. Joseph/Lakewood 3; Final: Palm Desert 14, Beverly Hills 4. CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - TOYOTA 2008 GIRLS INDIVIDUAL TENNIS PLAYOFF RESULTS SINGLES Heneghan 6-4, 6-3; Britney Sanders def. Joanna (Murrieta Valley) def. Melissa Cecil/Katie Cecil First Round: Pam Montez (La Quinta/La Quinta) Smith 3-6, 6-2, 6-4; Kaitlyn Christian def. Della (Ocean View) 6-2, 6-4; Anna Tatsuna/Jenna def. Hazuki Onaga (El Segundo) 6-1, 6-0; Megan Taylor 6-1, 6-1; Stacey Tan def. Maravick Mamiit Glimp (Peninsula) def. Stephanie Villajuan/ Heneghan (Beckman) def. Kathryn Webb (Palos 6-2, 6-2. Frances Tseng (Troy) 6-3, 6-2; Alexa Lee/Jaci Verdes) 6-1, 6-3; Joanna Smith (Dana Hills) def. Semifinals: Pam Montez def. Britney Sanders West (La Quinta/La Quinta) def. Suzy Tan/ Natalie Johnson (South Hills) 6-2, 6-2; Britney 6-3, 6-4; Kaitlyn Christian def. Stacey Tan 5-7, Summer Beard (Lakewood) 4-6, 6-3, 6-0; Taylor Sanders (Ontario Christian) def. Britnney Mor- 6-2, 6-3. Raney/Jamie Raney (Murrieta Valley) def. Allison gan (Beverly Hills) 6-4, 2-6, 6-4; Kaitlyn Christian Final: Pam Montez def. Kaitlyn Christian 6-0, 6- Radde/Stephanie Hui (Troy) 6-0, 6-2; Brooke (Lutheran/Orange) def. Krista Hardebeck (El 2. Schweyer/Alex Scotten (Palos Verdes) def. Modena) 6-7, 6-2, 6-4; Della Taylor (Redondo DOUBLES Victoria Wing/Leyla Simmons (Dana Hills) 6-4, 6- Union) def. Haley Dixon (Great Oak) Walkover; First Round: Bryann Boren/Kristina Smith 7 (1), 6-3; Sabrina Santamaria/Sarah Lee Maravick Mamiit (South Pasadena) def. Eleanor (Dana Hills) def. Bianca Derrik/Lisa Osepyan (Campbell Hall) def. Trianna Wilson/Lindsey Edles (Estancia) 7-5, 6-3; Stacey Tan (Lake- (Chaminade) 6-4, 6-2; Candace Wu/Natalie Wilson (Simi Valley) 6-2, 6-0. wood) def. Melissa Matsuoka (Corona del Mar) McKay (Valencia/Placentia) def. Morgan McIn- Quarterfinals: Boren/Smith def. Wu/McKay 6- 6-2, 6-2. tosh/REgina Suarez (Palm Desert) 5-7, 6-1, 7-6 0, 6-2; Tatsuno/Glimp def. Sheehan-Dizon/Hibbs Quarterfinals: Pam Montez def. Megan (3); Meghan Sheehan-Dizon/Kristen Hibbs Continued on Page 15 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2008-2009 Page 13 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - TOYOTA 2008 BOYS WATER POLO PLAYOFF RESULTS DIVISION I DIVISION V Wild Card Round: Huntington Beach 11, Notre CIF First Round: Los Osos, Bye; Torrance 13, La Dame/Sherman Oaks 8; Esperanza 16, Laguna Quinta/La Quinta 3; El Rancho 7, Fullerton 6; Hills 8. SOUTHERN SECTION Bonita, Bye; Santa Monica, Bye; Palm Springs, First Round: Foothill 14, Irvine 6; Ventura 10, TOYOTA Bye; Beaumont 9, California 7; Buena Park, Bye; Loyola 8; Newport Harbor 17, Univeristy 6; Santa Troy, Bye; Whittier 12, Charter Oak 5; Claremont Barbara 14, Huntington Beach 3; Los Alamitos 15, 2008 WATER POLO 5, Beverly Hlls 3; Arlington, Bye; Palm Desert, Bye; Buena 3; Corona del Mar 11, Northwood 4; Dos El Segundo 14, Sorona 7; Upland 4, La Sierra 3; La Pueblos 7, Harvard-Westlake 6; El Toro 12, CHAMPIONS Serna, Bye. Esperanza 5. Second Round: Los Osos 16, Torrance 8; Bonita Quarterfinals: Foothill 15, Ventura 8; Santa 6, El Rancho 4; Santa Monica 12, Palm Springs 4; Barbara 3, Newport Harbor 2 (4OT); Los Alamitos DIVISION I Buena Park 20, Beaumont 8; Troy 11, Whittier 7; 10, Corona del Mar 6; El Toro 14, Dos Pueblos 12. Arlington 12, Claremont 10; Palm Desert 16, El Semifinals: Foothill 9, Santa Barbara 6; El Toro Foothill Segundo 11; La Serna 14, Upland 1. 11, Los Alamitos 4. Quarterfinals: Los Osos 9, Bonita 4; Santa Final: Foothill 8, El Toro 6. DIVISION II Monica 9, Buena Park 7; Troy 15, Arlington 8; Palm Desert 13, La Serna 12. DIVISION II Mater Dei Semifinals: Los Osos 9, Santa Monica 6; Troy First Round: Mater Dei, Bye; Millikan 13, M.L. King DIVISION III 10, Palm Desert 5. 9; Temple City 12, Tustin 10; Dana Hills, Bye; Final: Los Osos 9, Troy 7. Wilson/Long Beach, Bye; El Modena 25, Norco 11; Montebello Tesoro 10, San Marino 7; Poly/Riverside, Bye; La DIVISION VI Canada, Bye; Canyon/Anaheim 10, San Clemente DIVISION IV First Round: Rio Mesa, Bye; Glendale 18, 8; Santiago/Corona, Bye; JSerra, Bye; Servite 14, Saddleback 5; Santa Ynez, Bye; Webb, Bye; Poly/Long Beach 4; Mission Viejo, Bye; South Cerritos Westminster, Bye; La Salle 8, Pacifica/Oxnard 5; Pasadena 15, J.W. North 8; Villa Park, Bye. DIVISION V Pacific 18, Burbank 8; Walnut, Bye; Poly/Pasa- Second Round: Mater Dei 13, Millikan 4; Tmeple dena, Bye; Ocean View 10, West Covina 9 (3OT); City 8, Dana Hills 6; Wilson/Long Beach 13, El Los Osos Arroyo Valley, Bye; Hoover 17, Cabrillo/Lompoc Modena 9; Poly/Riverside 13, Tesoro 8; La Canada 9; Oxnard, Bye; Chadwick 13, Cajon 6; Rowland 10, Canyon/Anaheim 7; JSerra 13, Santiago/Co- DIVISION VI 14, Lompoc 4; Crescenta Valley, Bye. rona 7; Servite 12, Mission Viejo 5; Villa Park 19, Second Round: Rio Mesa 18, Glendale 11; Webb South Pasadena 2. Crescenta Valley 14, Santa Ynez 5; La Salle 11, Westminster 4; Quarterfinals: Mater Dei 15, Temple City 3; Poly/ DIVISION VII Walnut 17, Pacific 8; Poly/Pasadena 21, Ocean Riverside 9, Wilson/Long Beach 6; JSerra 11, La View 6; Arroyo Valley 18, Hoover 17 (OT); Canada 10 (3OT); Servite 9, Villa Park 8. Katella Chadwick 6, Oxnard 4; Crescenta Valley 14, Semifinals: Mater Dei 10, Poly/Riverside 4; Rowland 6. Servite 9, JSerra 7. Quarterfinals: Rio Mesa 11, Webb 6; Walnut 11, Final: Mater Dei 8, Servite 5. DIVISION IV La Salle 5; Poly/Pasadena 14, Arroyo Valley 4; Wild Card Round: Thousand Oaks 19, Warren Crescenta Valley 14, Chadwick 9. DIVISION III 10. Semifinals: Rio Mesa 8, Walnut 7; Crescenta First Round: Montebello 17, Sage Hill 7; Temescal First Round: Arroyo Grande 13, Redondo Union Valley 9. Canyon 13, Ayala 10; Redlands 21, Bell Gardens 5; Agoura 16, Oaks Christian 5; Cerritos 14, Final: Crescenta Valley 10, Rio Mesa 9. 2; Laguna Beach 14, Great Oak 6; Murrieta Valley Newbury Park 7; Palos Verdes 16, San Luis 20, Chino 7; Costa mesa 6, Redlands East Valley Obispo 5; Malibu 16, Peninsula 5; Righetti 7, Thou- DIVISION VII 5; Chaparral 15, Schurr 8; Damien 22, Yucaipa 7. sand Oaks 6; Mira Costa 18, Downey 3; Royal 21, First Round: Katella, Bye; Santa Ana Valley 12, Quarterfinals: Montebello 11, Temescal Canyon Carpinteria 6. Bolsa Grande 7; Cypress 21, Don Lugo 10; Perris 4; Laguna Beach 12, Redlands 5; Murrieta Valley Quarterfinals: Arroyo Grande 14, Agoura 12; 20, Rancho Alamitos 7; Western def. Elsinore; 11, Costa Mesa 6; Damien 17, Chaparral 7. Cerritos 13, Palos Verdes 10; Malibu 11, Righetti Valencia/Placentia 19, Chaffey 4; Hemet 14, Semifinals: Montebello 10, Laguna Beach 6; 9; Mira Costa 6, Royal 4. Kennedy 7; Los Amigos 14, Colony 9. Murrieta Valley 10, Damien 9. Semifinals: Cerritos 12, Arroyo Grande 10; Quarterfinals: Katella 14, Santa Ana Valley 9; Final: Montebello 7, Murrieta Valley 6. Malibu 5, Mira Costa 4. Perris 8, Cypress 5; Valencia/Placentia 18, West- Final: Cerritos 13, Malibu 6. ern 6; Hemet 11, Los Amigos 9. Semifinals: Katella 8, Perris 3; Valencia/Placentia 8, Hemet. Final: Katella 7, Valencia/Placentia 1. CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - TOYOTA 2008 BOYS WATER POLO MASTERS RESULTS

First Round: Foothill 14, Katella 4; Cerritos 12, Servite 9; Santa Barbara 12, JSerra 3; Los Alamitos 9, Villa Park 8; Mater Dei 15, Los Oso 3; Newport Harbor 18, Poly/Riverside 6; Corona del Mar 11, Montebello 8; El Toro 20, Crescenta Valley 9. Quarterfinals: Foothill 14, Cerritos 7; Santa Barbara 9, Los Alamitos 6; Mater Dei 6, Newport Harbor 3; El Toro 18, Corona del Mar 6. Semifinals: Santa Barbara 9, Foothill 5; El Toro 7, Mater Dei 6. Final: El Toro 6, Santa Barbara 4. Page 14 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2008-2009 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION TOYOTA 2008 MINUTES SEPTEMBER BOYS/GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY RESULTS (Continued from page 5) proposal has been reviewed. It was seconded and approved. DIVISION I - BOYS DIVISION I - GIRLS 2. Proposal to Article 30, Rule 30.1 – After Team Team discussion, it was moved to support this proposal. 1. Dana Hills - 71 1. Dana Hills - 46 It was seconded and approved. 2. Rancho Cucamonga - 123 2. Trabuco Hills - 94 3. Proposal from Boys Volleyball 3. Royal - 139 3. Crescenta Valley - 106 Committee to Article 290, Rule 2907.2. 2907.3, 4. Arcadia - 142 4. San Clemente - 173 29-7.31, 711- After discussion, it was moved to 5. Esperanza - 180 5. Upland - 146 support this proposal. The motion was seconded and motion was opposed. Individual Individual 6. NEW BUSINESS 1. Tyler Valdes, Dana HIlls - 14:51 1. Alex Dunne, San Clemente - 17:23 2. Zack Torres, Crescenta Valley - 14:55 2. Christine Adams, Esperanza - 17:36 B. Proposal from Southern Section Staff 3. James Cameron, Mission Viejo - 14:56 3. Alaina Alvarez, Dana Hills - 17:44 to Resolve Area Placement Problems – This item 4. Jose Lezama, Leuzinger - 14:59 4. Heather Balbier, Dana Hills - 17:55 was discussed. 5. John Guzman, Upland - 15:02 5. Kelsi Tippets, M.L. King - 17:58. 7. CLOSED SESSION The closed session began at 5:00 p.m. and DIVISION II - BOYS DIVISION II - GIRLS concluded at 5:50 p.m. The Executive Committee Team Team urged the staff to continue with their 1. Thousand Oaks - 73 1. Saugus - 21 investigations. 2. Loyola - 90 2. Mira Costa - 93 8. REPORT SESSION 3. Westlake - 163 3. Sultana - 139 A. President’s Report – Sr. Cheryl reported 4. South Torrance - 169 4. Newport Harbor - 140 on the Section 7 & 8 Meeting. She learned from 5. Redondo Union - 173 5. Canyon/Anaheim - 147 her attendance at the Section 7 & 8 Meeting the benefit of a large staff as compared to some Individual Individual states with very small offices. 1. Elias Gedyon, Loyola - 14:50 1. Kaylin Mahoney, Saugus - 17:01 B. Treasurer’s Report – Jim Monico gave 2. Matthew McElroy, Edison - 14:58 2. Hillary Hayes, Edison - 17:31 3. Cody Schmidt, Redondo Union - 15:02 3. Amber Murakami, Saugus - 17:38 the treasurer’s report. 4. Heyden Wooff, Adolfo Camarillo - 15:05 4. Karlee Owens, Arroyo Grande - 17:42 C. Commissioner’ Report – Jim Staunton 5. J.P. Slater, Loyola - 15:09 5. Savannah Pio, Mira Costa - 17:45 reported on the state of . D. Member Reports – DIVISION III - BOYS DIVISION III - GIRLS Kristine Palle – There will be an officials Team Team education coming forward. There will also be 1. Barstow - 32 1. Corona del Mar - 62 requirements for an authentication on the 2. St. John Bosco - 112 2. Lutheran/Orange - 71 uniforms. 3. Palos Verdes - 119 3. Palos Verdes - 157 Reggie Thompkins – At the Section 7 & 8 4. Oak Park - 142 4. Oak Park - 169 Meeting he learned states are becoming stricter 5. Foothill - 146 5. St. Lucy's - 171 as we have moved away from the association rule. Individual Individual Janet Berardi – Her football team went to 1. Isaac Chavez, Barstow - 15:04 1. Melissa Skiba, Oak Park - 17:32 Vista Murrieta High School and were cheered by 2. Daniel Rosales, Apple Valley - 15:09 2. Hannah Valenzuela, Apple Valley - 17:42 the Vista Murrieta for making the long trip to their 3. Samuel Pons, South Pasadena - 15:11 3. Rebecca Mehra, Palos Verdes - 17:54 4. Andrew Roman, Barstow - 15:19 4. Melanie Powers, Corona del Mar - 18:00 school. 5. John Carrell, La Quinta/Westminster - 15:20 5. Staci Foster, Lutheran/Orange - 18:03 Mark Rose – Thanked Kristine Palle and Scott Raftery for coming to the training in the DIVISION IV - BOYS DIVISION IV - GIRLS Northern Area Team Team Jerry Halpin – The Orange County releaguing 1. Big Bear - 38 1. La Reina - 67 chair is Dan Burch. 2. Laguna Beach - 106 2. Mayfield - 115 There being no further business, the meeting 3. Morro Bay - 114 3. Oaks Christian - 140 adjourned at 6:10 p.m. 4. San Juan Hills - 162 4. Flintridge Sacred Heart - 150 5. Los Angeles Baptist - 205 5. JSerra - 150 SUBMITTED BY: PATRICIA SCHMIDT Individual Individual EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 1. Zach Oliver, Ontario Christian - 15:30 1. Sabrina Lopez, Sacred Hrt Jesus - 17:52 2. Charlie Petrie, Oaks Christian - 15:36 2. Catherine Hasbroouck, Nordhoff - 18:02 APPROVED BY: 3. James Shipe, Morro Bay - 15:37 3. Sarah Pearson, La Reina - 18:16 DR. JAMES STAUNTON, Ed.D. 4. Austin Williams, La Salle - 15:40 4. Rachel Brajkovich, La Reina - 18:34 5. John Gilbertson, Los Angeles Baptist - 16:03 5. Regina Lopez, Sacred Hrt Jesus - 18:41 COMMISSIONER OF ATHLETICS

DIVISION V - BOYS DIVISION V - GIRLS Team Team 1. Woodcrest Christian - 37 1. Chadwick - 26 2. Poly/Pasadena - 60 2. Woodcrest Christian - 33 3. Flintridge Prep - 78 3. Saddleback Valley Christian - 135 4. Thacher - 121 4. St. Margaret's - 144 5. Webb - 145 5. Sage Hill - 148

Individual Individual 1. Jake Jeanson, Woodcrest Christian - 15:25 1. Breean Collier, Woodcrest Christian - 18:30 2. Myles Scarano, Woodcrest Christian - 15:37 2. Kelly Owen, Chadwick - 18:53 3. Wesley Devoll, Poly/Pasadena - 15:43 3. Jaye Buchbinder, Chadwick - 18:55 4. Jesse Brooks, Woodcrest Christian - 15:57 4. Amber Collier, Woodcrest Christian - 19:12 5. Will Callan, Thacher - 16:08 5. Micki Maslan, Viewpoint - 19:33 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2008-2009 Page 15 RULE REVIEW MINUTES JULY COUNCIL MINUTES (Continued from page 4) (Continued from page 4) (Continued from page 5) reviewed, a determination will be posted on concluded at 4:40 p.m. During the closed session, seeks to sanction soccer programs with more the website for all transfer matters. On the the Executive Committee approved and amended than 5 red cards per season. It is specific to a the proposal from the Commissioner. level (ie: Frosh-Soph, JV or Varsity) at each site; home page, simply select the “Governance” not the program as a whole. There was some 8. REPORT SESSION drop down menu, choose “Approvals” then concern regarding double yellow card ejections Mr. Haugen discussed his attendance at the that are reported as red cards however, 76% of navigate to the appropriate type. “T Arts, Entertainment and Sports Committee in Approvals” (transfers), “F Approvals” the red cards reported to the CIF-SS office last Sacramento which was chaired by Assembly year were straight red cards for fighting, (Foreign Students) and “H Approvals” person, Betty Carnet from Long Beach and Audra misconduct, major acts of disrespect and/or (Hardship) are all accessible through the Strickland from Thousand Oaks who wanted a fighting. Based on the last few years, there were site for your convenience. report on what CIF does. The meeting went well. 19 schools that would have been put on a Treasurer’s Report – Mr. Monico stated there probationary status (as they had 5 red cards in the season) with only 1 of those teams reaching With more in the works for future efficiency, have been no changes since last year. The spring reports are all in and the annual audit will 8 red cards. There were 2 lower level teams that we are looking forward to some upcoming reached or exceeded 5 for the season. begin within the next few weeks. He commended 2. Proposals from Public/Private Open process evolution that will make all aspects Mitch Carty on the new forms. on the administrative end of athletics, a little Forum Committee Commissioner’s Report – Dr. Staunton stated a. Proposal to Article 50, Rule 528: less tedious and a lot more efficient. As the April Executive Committee meeting will be Financial Aid/Grants/ Scholarships - Discuss always, we welcome suggestions and held on April 22, 2009. b. Proposal to Article 50, Rule 507: would love to hear from you on ways to Executive Committee Member Reports Coaching Compensation – Discuss improve the current practices. Carter Paysinger stated he is looking forward c. Proposal to Article 3, Rule 32.6: Criteria to being on the Executive Committee. for Addressing Cases of Competitive Equity - Mark Rose commended staff for the great job Discuss 3. Proposal to Article 30, Rule 30.1: on the Champions for Character Golf Tournament. Southern Section Council – Limit Scope of Sport VOLLEYBALL Rob Wigod discussed the eligibility workshops Committee to be presented by Jim Staunton - that are planned in the next few weeks. He also Discuss (Continued from page 11) passed out the annual officials results and stated 4. Proposal from Sea View League to West 25-10, 25-16, 25-12; West Shores, Bye; many of the categories scored very high. Article 220, Bylaw 2206.3 – Tournaments to be Southlands Christian, Bye; Nuview Bridge def. Thom Simmons passed out the television presented by Vince Brown – Discuss - The Packinghouse Christian 25-17, 26-24, 25-22; schedule and stated it is tentative. They are proposal seeks to make a dispensation for girls’ lacrosse, similar to soccer and water polo that Trona def. Pacific Lutheran 25-20, 20-25, 25-20, televising 55% public and 45% private. would allow for more than two contests in a day. 25-8; Hillcrest Christian/Thousand Oaks def. South- Kristine Palle had talks with the soccer officials who do not like the fee schedule. They are talking Those contests however, would not exceed the western Academy 25-5, 25-10, 25-9; Corner- specified number of minutes. with the area presidents and liaisons to understand stone Christian/Wildomar, Bye; San Fernando 5. NEW BUSINESS Valley Academy def. Delphi Academy 25-20, 15- we are trying to do the best thing for the kids. A. Interpretation of playoff entries to be 25, 29-27, 25-22; Academy def. Schools are to be advised to pay according to the presented by Rainer Wulf Eastside Christian 25-18, 25-15, 25-17; Wild- fee schedules in the Blue Book. • Clarification for basketball – there is no wood, Bye. Scott Raftery stated there have been specific criteria for at-large (anyone can apply). Second Round: Pacifica Christian def. Newbury discussions about the elimination of the The at-large applications would look to fill a 32 bracket; not create wild card games. Park Adventist 25-13, 25-7, 25-16; Baker Valley association rule. 6. REPORT SESSION def. marywood Palm Valley 25-16, 25-22, 22-25, Gary Smidderks stated CAPSO will have its major conference this fall in Long Beach. A. President’s Report - Sr. Cheryl Milner - 25-22; Lake Arrowhead Christian def. Reminder of the ongoing releaguing and area There being no further business to come Acaciawood 22-25, 25-17, 25-13, 25-23; West placement expectation. The will be a 5 minute Shores def. First Lutheran 25-15, 12-25, 25-10, before the Executive Committee, the meeting meeting with Earl Haugen following council to 25-21; Southlands Christian def. Nuview Bridge adjourned at 5:00 p.m. discuss a few matters. 25-10, 22-25, 25-23, 25-10; Hillcrest Christian/ B. Commissioner’s Report - Jim Staunton Thousand Oaks def. Trona 25-21, 27-25, 25-14; SUBMITTED BY: - Legal fees are up as the Section is attempting Cornerstone Christian/Wildomar def. San Fernando PATRICIA SCHMIDT to maintain the integrity of the bylaws. CIF-SS Valley 25-18, 25-14, 20-25, 25-22; Wildwood def. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY has had strong support from the State CIF in recent matters. Death Valley Academy 25-15, 25-10, 25-17. C. Treasurer’s - Jim Monico - As of Quarterfinals: Pacifica Christian def. Baker APPROVED BY: DR. JAMES STAUNTON, Ed.D. November 1, 2008 unpaid dues are delinquent. Valley 25-8, 25-12, 25-5; West Shores def. Lake Dues from 318 schools have been submitted to COMMISSIONER OF ATHLETICS Arrowhead Christian 25-19, 25-14, 25-19; date. On November 5, 2008, the 2007 audit and Southlands Christian def. Hillcrest Christian/Thou- financial report will be shared. sand Oaks 25-17, 25-11, 25-10; Wildwood def. 7. ADVANCE PLANNING Cornerstone Christian/Wildomar 25-16, 25-16, 25- A. Dates 14. 1. November 5, 2008 – CIF Southern Semifinals: Pacifica Christian def. West Shores Section Executive Committee Meeting, CIF 25-11, 25-15, 25-21; Southlands Christian def. Southern Section office 2. January 17, 2009 - CIF Southern Wildwood 25-19, 21-25, 24-26, 25-22, 15-13. Section Executive Committee Meeting, Temecula Final: Pacifica Christian def. Southlands Christian Creek Inn, Temecula, California 25-12, 25-17, 25-20. 3. January 22, 2009 – CIF Southern Section Council Meeting, The Grand, Long Beach, California INDIVIDUAL TENNIS 8. ADJOURNMENT A. Time of adjournment : (Continued from Page 12) 11:20 a.m. 6-1, 6-4; Raney/Raney def. Lee/West 6-4, 6-1; SUBMITTED BY: KRISTINE PALLE Santamaria/Lee def. Schweyer/Scotten 6-0, 6-1. ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER Semifinals: Boren/Smith def. Tatsuno/Glimp 6- 1, 6-3; Santamaria/Lee def. Raney/Raney 6-2, 6- APPROVED BY: 3. DR. JAMES STAUNTON, Ed.D. Final: Santamaria/Lee def. Boren/Smith 6-2, 6-0. COMMISSIONER OF ATHLETICS Page 16 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2008-2009