CIF-SS BULLETIN

VOL. 80, NO. 3 SPRING 2018

For Full CIF-SS Winter Playoff Results See pages 7-10, 12, 15-20

Serving High School Athletics Since 1913 Page 2 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Spring 2018

CIF-SS COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES ing staff member at the school of enroll- January 24, 2018 ment. Current policy prohibits athletic eligibility when the student is hosted by 1. OPENING BUSINESS Crestview League Representative, who a coach either paid or voluntary. A. Call to order by Carter Paysinger, gave the history on why this proposal 4. Proposed Bylaw Revision 504.M President of the Council: - Call to order was reintroduced after narrowly being – Day of Respite - Proposal requests at 9:06 a.m. defeated last April. Motion and 2nd a change in how an alternate day of re- B. Pledge of Allegiance to approve Discussion: None Motion spite would be determined. The schools C. Roll Call passed 51-31-0 that do submit paperwork for an alter- D.Introduction of Guests - Brian Sey- 2. Proposed Revision to 21-Day Sum- nate day of respite would identify an mour – CIF State Offi ce - Steve Fryer mer Dead Period - Proposal was pre- actual 24-hour time period, not simply a – Orange County Register sented by Jeff Williams, Golden League day, i.e. Saturday. E. Adopt Agenda - Motion and 2nd to Representative. Motion and 2nd to ap- 5. Proposed Bylaw 502 – Competi- approve the agenda as written. Motion prove. Discussion: None Motion passed tion vs. Non-CIF Member School - The passed 69-1-3 80-2-0 Commissioners Committee is propos- F. Approval of Minutes 4. NON-ACTION ITEMS ing a revision to further clarify who a 1. Minutes of the October 3, 2017 A. STATE FEDERATED COUNCIL CIF member school is allowed to play. Council Meeting - Motion and 2nd to NON-ACTION ITEMS Schools outside of California must be approve the minutes as written. Motion 1. Proposed 2018-19 State BudgetNo members in good standing with their passed 74-0-2 CIF State Budget submitted at this time. respective State Association and must 2. PUBLIC HEARING SESSION 2. CIF President Elect and Execu- also be eligible to compete in that State A. Recognition of anyone wishing to tive Committee Nominations - Southern Association’s Championships. address the Council. - -Speakers must Section President-Elect, Dr. Monica 6. Proposed Bylaw 2001.B Revisions limit their remarks to three minutes. - Colunga, agreed to have her name for- – Football Full Contact Allowance - Pro- Tim Ballaret – Special Olympics and warded for consideration for President- posal calls for a reduction of full con- Unifi ed Sports. His goal it to help bring Elect of the CIF Executive Committee. tact football practice from 180 minutes Unifi ed Sports to the high school cam- 3. Proposed Bylaw 208.A(4) - Foreign per week to 90 minutes per week bro- pus. Tim gave a brief description on Exchange Programs Host Famil - This ken into no more than 45 minutes per how the activity or event can look on proposal would allow for Limited Eligibil- day, twice a week. The time limitation the individual campus. Grant funding is ity for a Foreign Exchange student who applies only to full contact. A possible available and he is simply here to make resides with a paid or volunteer coach- See COUNCIL on next page. schools aware and off er his services. Gary Bohamed – Water Boy Sports California Interscholastic Federation – Proud sponsor of the CIF Southern Southern Section Section. They are here today to pro- 10932 Pine Street mote their product and they brought with them today a sample of the prod- Los Alamitos, CA 90720 uct and how it works. The product is (562) 493-9500 * FAX (562) 493-6266 designed to provide a healthy way to fi ll water bottles during an athletic event OFFICERS without removing the lid. Carter Paysinger, Consultant 3. ACTION ITEMS Las Virgenes USD, President A. STATE FEDERATED COUNCIL ACTION ITEMS Dr. Monica Colunga, Principal 1. Proposed Revision to Bylaw 207 Irvine High School, President-Elect – Transfer Eligibility, International Stu- dents - Motion and 2nd to approve. Dis- Jim Monico, Liaison Dir. of Athletics cussion: A question was asked about Paramount High School, Past-President the additional language added in Bylaw 207.A(3) which reads, “Evidence that Jeff Jordan, Dir. of Educational Services multiple students have transferred or Walnut Valley USD, Treasurer changed schools to participate in a par- ticular sports program at one school.” Rob Wigod, Commissioner of Athletics (CIF Bylaw 510E) Motion passed 60-20-2 2. Proposed Elimination of Bylaw BULLETIN EDITOR 1605 – Basketball Coaching Box - Mo- Thom Simmons, Assistant Commissioner tion and 2nd to approve. Discussion: None Motion passed 81-0-1 EDITORIAL ASSISTANT B. SOUTHERN SECTION ACTION Anita Fopma, Program Coordinator ITEMS 1. Proposed Revision to 2018-2019 Photos provided by Heston Quan Sports Calendar – Baseball/Softball - Bulletin published three times yearly by CIF Southern Section Proposal was presented by Tom Fox, CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Spring 2018 Page 3 COUNCIL number of required regular Executive schools. Ontario Christian High School Committee meetings from six to fi ve. and Moorpark High School were the (Continued from page 2) revision and clearer defi nition may be With the move from four Council meet- two schools recognized for their eff orts brought forward as to the defi nition of ings to three several years ago there toward this program from the Fall sea- “full contact”. is no longer a need for the Executive son and each will be receiving $1,000 7. Proposed Bylaw Revisions 211 and Committee to meet six times each year. grants from the Southern Section offi ce. 303 – Continuation School - The Com- 4. Proposed Revision to Bylaw Rob announced that the Hall of Fame/ missioners Committee is proposing a 2003.3 - Use of Full Pads on First Day of Distinguished Service and Champions revision to Bylaws 211, Continuation Practice - This revision would allow the for Character Award nominations are School Eligibility, and Bylaw 303, Multi- use of full pads on the fi rst allowable day both due by May 1. The Champions for School Membership, that would revise of fall practice provided that the require- Character Golf tournament held at Rio the athletic eligibility of students who ment of three mandatory conditioning Hondo Golf Club that supports this pro- attend a Continuation High School. Stu- days is met prior to that day. gram will be on June 19, 2018. Rob con- dents could not use this as an avenue 5. Proposed Revision to Bylaw 2021.3 tinued by lauding CFO Mitch Carty for toward eligibility if they were placed in and all sports sections - This revision his work on our behalf in the fi nancial the Continuation School due to a disci- would allow the required three weeks area. Finally, Mr. Wigod is very pleased plinary issue. This proposal is an out- of the Summer Dead Period not to be with the active discussions that take come and direction from the Federated taken consecutively. place at Council Meetings on various Council Roundtable discussions held in 6. Proposed Revision to Bylaw 3303 agenda items. This feedback is critical January, 2017. – Water Polo Host Teams - This revision in understanding particular proposals 8. Proposed Bylaw Revision 201.A.4 would allow in the sport of Water Polo, and shows that we are doing what is - The proposed bylaw revision would Division 1 only, the higher overall seed best for the membership and the stu- allow coaches to communicate directly will remain the home team for all rounds dent-athletes. with incoming 9th grade students/par- throughout the Southern Section play- 6. ADVANCE PLANNING ents beginning May 1st who have reg- off s. A. DATES istered for classes at the CIF member 7. CIF Southern Section Executive 1. February 14, 2018 – Executive school and, in the case of a private Committee Nominations - Mike West, Committee Meeting, Teleconference school, paid a non-refundable registra- Principal of ML King HS, and Dr. Nan- 2. March 20, 2018 – Executive Com- tion fee. cy Kelly, Superintendent Upland USD, mittee Meeting, CIF Southern Section 9. Proposed Bylaw 207.B(5).c(viii).e were introduced as President-Elect Offi ces, Los Alamitos, Move – Return to Previous School - By- Candidates for the position of Southern California, 1:00 p.m. law 207.B. (5).c. (viii). (e) Regarding Re- Section President-Elect for 2018-2020. 3. March 22, 2018 – CIF Southern turn to Previous School without partici- 5. REPORTS Section Council Meeting, The Grand, pation is presently listed under Hardship A. Treasurer’s Report - Jeff Jordan - Long Beach, Waivers in the Blue Book. The Commis- Treasurer Jeff Jordan noted that as of California, 9:00 a.m. sioners Committee is recommending this date the Southern Section shows 4. May 9, 2018 – Executive Commit- moving the bylaw to a more appropriate a net income of $692,000. Football tee Meeting, TBD, 1:00 p.m. place in CIF Bylaw 207, Transfer Eligibil- revenue sharing is $454,239 to mem- 7. ADJOURNMENT ity, Non-Participation. ber schools, while Volleyball revenue A. Time of Adjournment B. SOUTHERN SECTION NON-AC- shares to schools is $37,541. 10:58am TION ITEMS B. President’s Report - Carter Pay- 1. Proposed 2018-2019 Southern singer - President Carter Paysinger fo- Submitted by: Section Budget - Mitch Carty presented cused on the role of the athletic trainers Mike Middlebrook , Assistant Commis- the proposed 2018-2019 Southern Sec- and the need for a site action plan for sioner tion 18-19 Budget. Mitch explained that each sport. He then reminded all mem- sports revenue continues to remain fl at. ber schools to make sure the emer- Approved by: We have seen increased revenues in gency action plan that you have in place Rob Wigod , Commissioner of Athletics Marketing. We have also made eff orts will work in all situations during school, to cut expenditures where possible and after school, for students and parents. use outside partners to off set traditional He asked the question, “Where are the costs, for items like tickets. Mitch sub- AEDs located at your site.” Finally, he mitted and recommended a 2% COLA applauded the work of the Commission- increase for Southern Section staff . The er and the Southern Section staff for proposed budget also includes a new continuing to demonstrate excellence. staff position overseeing digital content, C. Commissioner’s Report - Rob which encompasses the website and Wigod - Commissioner Rob Wigod re- social media. minded everyone that the state of the 2. Proposed Revision to Bylaw 23.1(j) CIF-SS is strong. Fall Playoff s saw & 24.2 – New Member Application several new schools win section cham- Due Date - This revision would change pionships and the margins of victory in the application date for new member numerous contests were much closer, schools from May 1 to April 1. especially during the opening rounds 3. Proposed Revision to Bylaw 70.8 – of the playoff s. Please continue to pro- Number of Executive Committee Meet- mote the #PacktheHouse program to ings - This revision would change the help increase revenue back to member Page 4 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Spring 2018 2018-2019 ELIGIBILITY WORKSHOPS PLANNED The CIF Southern Section Offi ce has designed several free workshops to help your athletic administration and pertinent staff brush up on important eligibility rules, processes and computer programs utilized by all athletic departments in our section. We strongly encourage athletic directors, athletic secretaries and vice principals in charge of athletics to attend. There is a minimum of 30 attendees required for a workshop to take place. It is requested that you bring a tablet or laptop with WiFi capability with you to these workshops as a portion of the session will be hands-on. Please contact the persons listed below to reserve your place.

* Citrus Belt Area - Thursday, August 2 9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon – Centennial/Corona High School. To Register or with questions contact: Roni Gomez, Athletic Secretary, (951) 283-5692 [email protected]

* Foothill-Citrus Area - Monday, August 6 9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon –Glendora High School, Little Theatre. To Register or with questions contact: Rod Tilton, AD, Glendora HS (626) 963-5731 x 277 rtilton@glendora. k12.ca.us or Warren Reed, AD, Charter Oak HS 626 915-5841 x30321 or Dominic Farrar, AD [email protected]

* Orange County Area -Tuesday, August 14 12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.– Servite High School To Register or with questions contact: Ann Cross, Athletic Secretary, Servite HS (714) 774-7575, Ext. 1119 [email protected]

* High Desert Area - Tuesday, August 21 9:00 a.m. - 12 noon –Knight HS, Library. To Register or with questions contact: Tom Hegre, AD, Knight HS (661) 533-9000, Ext. 186 [email protected]

* Northern Area - Monday, August 13 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon -Camarillo High School Click on this link to register: To Register or with questions contact: Mary Perez, AD, Camarillo HS (805) 389-6439 [email protected]

* CIF Southern Section Offi ce -Friday, August 10 9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon -CIFSS Offi ce To Register or with questions contact: Susan Miller (562) 493-9500 (Limit 40) [email protected]

CIFSSHOME.ORG TRAININGS

The CIF Southern Section Offi ce will host trainings in our offi ce for anyone interested in getting oriented and learning more about CIFSSHome.org. These trainings are important and highly recommended, especially if you are new to the system. We will host them from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 Noon each day. We encourage you to spread the word regarding these opportunities and be sure to let people know that they should contact Susan Miller at [email protected] to reserve a spot in one of these worthwhile trainings. Space is limited to 40 so contact the offi ce as soon as possible.

* Thursday, July 12, 2018: 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon * Thursday, July 19, 2018: 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon Contact Susan Miller (562)493-9500 (Limit 40 each) [email protected]

NEW PRINCIPALS AND ATHLETIC DIR. WORKSHOPS

These workshops are designed for newly hired Principals AND Athletic Directors. Space is limited to 40 so contact the offi ce as soon as possible.

Thursday, September 6 - 9:00 am – 12:00 noon Thursday, September 13 – 9:00 am – 12:00 noon Thursday, September 20 – 9:00 am – 12:00 noon Questions contact: Susan Miller (562) 493-9500 (Limit 40 each) [email protected] CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Spring 2018 Page 5 MINUTES OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING January 13, 2018 1. OPENING BUSINESS and it is up to the school whether or not to start on the fi rst days, to 90 minutes per week, no more than two days and A. Call to order by Carter Paysinger, President of the day. Rob Wigod added that the Baseball Advisory Com- 45 minutes each day. Loren Kleinrock spoke to the idea Council mittee is in support, but the Softball Advisory Committee is that less contact practice time has shortened the body’s The meeting was called to order at 9:50 a.m. by President, not quite yet. Rainer Wulf stated that there are going to be ability to sustain that contact during a game. Monica Col- Carter Paysinger. Carter welcomed everyone to Riverside. scheduling challenges that have to be worked out but there unga added that more concussions occur at practice then B. Pledge of Allegiance already were challenges in the spring with AP testing and during games and this is trying to minimize concussions. C. Roll Call graduations. The motion carried 23-0-0. Mike West stated that less practice time has not indicated D. Introduction of Guests - There were no guests present. 2. Proposed Revision to 21-Day Summer Dead Period more injuries. Glenn Martinez said that the Football E. Adopt Agenda - There was a motion and a second to - Carter Paysinger reviewed the proposal. This is a request Advisory Committee has been ahead of this and that this is approve the agenda. Motion carried 23-0-0. to move the available start date of the summer dead period not changing what you can do, just the amount of time you F. Approval of Minutes There was a motion and a second up one week, from the fi rst Friday in June to the last Friday can do it. Coaches are not hitting for 90 minutes twice a to approve the minutes of the September 28, 2017, Execu- in May, as Football is starting earlier next year. There was week now. Coaches are prepared for this even if they may tive Committee meeting. The motion carried 23-0-0. a motion and a second to approve the proposal. Terry not like it. 2. PUBLIC COMMENT Barnum asked if this stayed the same for all the other sports 7. Proposed Bylaw Revisions 211 and 303 – Continu- A. Recognition of anyone wishing to address the Execu- besides Football, giving them from the last Friday in May to ation School - Monica Colunga reviewed the proposal tive Committee. Speakers must limit their remarks to three the last Monday in August. Rob Wigod answered that this is to allow for eligibility for Continuation School students, minutes. There was no one present to address the no changing the ending date, just the fi rst available starting whose schools are part of a Multi-School Agreement with Executive Committee. date. Dead periods must still be completed by last Monday a CIF member school. Students in this situation would 3. ACTION ITEMS in August for all other sports, besides Football, which must not be eligible if they have been placed at the Continu- A. STATE FEDERATED COUNCIL ACTION ITEMS complete their summer dead period prior to their fi rst day of ation School due to disciplinary reasons. Sometimes it 1. Proposed Revision to Bylaw 207 – Transfer Eligibility, Fall Practice. The motion carried 23-0-0. is attendance and truancy that has brought a student to International Students - Monica Colunga reviewed the 4. NON-ACTION ITEMS continuation school, not discipline. Mike West stated that proposal to revise CIF Bylaw 207 regarding the eligibility A. STATE FEDERATED COUNCIL NON-ACTION ITEMS he has worked at an alternate site and likes this option as it of International Students who are not in the United States 1. Proposed 2018-19 State Budget - (To Be Distributed at is good to give students the motivating factor to encourage as a result of a valid residence change, approved Foreign the CIF State Federated Council Meeting) - Monica Colunga them to excel. Chris Calderwood added that his district op- Exchange program or Hardship. There are a variety of stated that we have not received the proposed 2018-19 CIF poses Multi-Campus Agreements as it is diffi cult to govern companies promoting international students to come State budget but added that the CIF State is solvent. students that are not on our campuses. Rob Wigod clari- here and attend our schools. There was a motion and a 2. CIF President Elect and Executive Committee Nomi- fi ed that this would fall under a Multi-Campus Agreement second to approve the proposal. Dave Reid asked what the nations - Monica Colunga deferred to Carter Paysinger to between the Continuation School and a member school. other sections are saying about this proposal. Rob Wigod review nominees. Carter Paysinger stated that we have al- Loren Kleinrock asked if this is permissive appears to be a explained that this was the rule fi ve years ago and it was ways supported those nominees from our section and have lot of background work to be done with this. The defi nition removed from Southern Section bylaws because of a con- gone uninstructed for all other positions. Monica Colunga is of Continuation School is different between districts and fl ict with State bylaws and the State bylaw has never been a candidate for CIF President-Elect. alternative schools from the normal comprehensive school. changed. Roger Blake is distributing information regarding 3. Proposed Bylaw 208.A(4) - Non-Action - Foreign 8. Proposed Bylaw Revision 201.A.4 - Monica Colunga how many students this change will impact. Loren Kleinrock Exchange Programs Host Family - Monica Colunga reviewed the proposal which would allow coaches to asked what is this youth study that is in the agenda. Rob reviewed the proposal that came from Southern Section. directly communicate with incoming 9th graders after May Wigod stated that these are companies working with school This proposal would allow for Limited Eligibility for students 1 instead of after the school year is over. Terry Barnum that are basically setting up their own foreign exchange who live with a staff member at the high school. Mike West asked why a fi nancial component for private schools (as in programs and not randomly placing students. Chris asked if this applies to any staff member and volunteers. a non-refundable registration fee) was part of the language Calderwood asked if this does not pass, can we reintroduce Rob Wigod stated that it applies to members of the school’s because at some private schools, fi nancial aid takes care it at the section level to bring us back to where we were fi ve athletic staff and that students must be enrolled in an ap- of the registration fee. Rob Wigod stated that most parents years ago. Rob Wigod said that the CIF State is in support proved foreign exchange program. know where they are going by May 1. Terry Barnum will of it and if it does not pass, there should still be an effort to 4. Proposed Bylaw Revision 504.M – Day of Respite - ask at the CIF State meeting about the registration fee get this done. The motion carried 23-0-0. Monica Colunga reviewed the proposal. This proposal is requirement. 2. Proposed Elimination of Bylaw 1605 – Basketball to change the Bylaw to a 24-hour period of respite. Those 9. Proposed Bylaw 207.B(5).c(viii).e Move – Return to Coaching Box - Monica Colunga reviewed the proposal to schools requesting this respite must submit paperwork and Previous School - Monica Colunga reviewed the proposal eliminate CIF Bylaw 1605, the Basketball Coaching Box. this proposal cleans up the language on that. Jill Matyuch which is a request to move this language from Hardship This rule is redundant as it also appears in the National asked what about playoffs? Rob Wigod stated that we have to a more appropriate place in Bylaw 207. This affects Federation Rule Book. There was a motion and a second changed schedules to accommodate the sundown Friday to transfers when a student participates at School A, moves to approve the proposal. There being no discussion, the sundown Saturday period of respite. This would clarify that to School B and does not participate, then moves back motion carried 23-0-0. a school cannot play seven consecutive days or practice School A, they are eligible at School A. This should be a B. SOUTHERN SECTION ACTION ITEMS on Sunday after a playoff game on Saturday. This is for a Non-Participation transfer and has been under Hardship. 1. Proposed Revision to 2018-2019 Sports Calendar – 24-hour period and allows for more fl exibility in scheduling. Southern Section already processes these as Non- Baseball/Softball - Carter Paysinger reviewed the proposal. Terry Barnum asked what is the documentation for this? Participation. It is asking to move the season of sports dates for Baseball, Rob Wigod answered that schools fi ll out the Alternate B. SOUTHERN SECTION NON-ACTION ITEMS Softball, Girls Tennis, and Boys Volleyball to align with the Day of Respite Form and send it to our offi ce for approval. 1. Proposed 2018-19 Southern Section Budget - Mitch CIF State and other sports. There was a motion and a sec- If someone played on Sunday, we would follow up on the Carty distributed the budget and reviewed the document ond to approve the proposal. Terry Barnum asked if there information given to see if they were off on Saturday. The with the Executive Committee. See attachment at the end is a sense that the Council is ready to say yes to this. Rob form covers the day off and is for all sports. of the minutes. Mitch highlighted the savings in the cost of Wigod explained that the offi ce has been attending league 5. Proposed Bylaw 502 – Competition vs. Non-CIF tickets, and of the underwriting of some of our events by meetings in the effort to address any questions and issues Member School - Monica Colunga reviewed the proposal. sponsors obtained by Thom Simmons and Jackie Gibson. the leagues may still have regarding these changes. We This proposal clarifi es who CIF schools are allowed to By eliminating printed programs and making them available reached out to the leagues that voted yes with a statement compete against from other states. The proposal states that online, we eliminated $20,000 in costs. Other changes that the proposal was being reintroduced and asking for only schools who are in good standing with their respective included changes in staff, the elimination of marketing their continued support. Mike Middlebrook stated that there state associations and are eligible to compete for state commissions, and the lowering of our expenses thanks to are still a couple of holdout leagues that want to leave the championships in their states, are eligible to play against the hard work of our great staff. The last page is a request calendar as it stands. Glenn Martinez added that the larger CIF member schools. Rob Wigod added that we have to ap- to add a social media coordinator to the staff. This new leagues are deferring to the smaller leagues and those that prove our schools travelling to other sections and/or states position is added into the 2018-19 budget. Thom Simmons were in support are still in support. Thom Simmons stated through the sanctioning process and if the schools are not stated that we are losing sports media writers, and this that the leagues are positive where he has been in atten- members in good standing in their state associations, we do would help to get the word out about our product that we dance. There are few questions and once you explain that not approve them. are losing with the downsizing of print media. Nancy Kelly they set their own schedules and do not have to start on the 6. Proposed Bylaw 2001.B Revisions – Football Full asked if it is time to do a study on staff salaries. Monica very fi rst day, they become more positive about it. Dick Bill- Contact Allowance - Monica Colunga reviewed the proposal Colunga suggested that maybe it is time put a protocol ingsley asked if there are leagues changing their positions. to reduce the maximum number of minutes of full contact in place to do this, maybe every three years. Mitch Carty Chris Calderwood answered that there are Inland Empire football practice allowed from 180 minutes per week, with agreed that every three years is a good time period for schools that have gone from yes to no. Glenn Martinez no more than two days and 90 minutes each of those two echoed Thom Simmons’ statement about the scheduling (See EXECUTIVE page 6) Page 6 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Spring 2018 EXECUTIVE school has chance to get to playoffs after a soft start to the coming to Riverside. Great hotel. Athletic trainers are work- season. Competitive equity is a step forward, but we need ing on various bills. We lost the author of the bills so working (Continued from page 5) to be vigilant in bylaws to curtail some of this. Although the on combining all bills into just one bill. Desert Area Rep- number of transfers is low, the students that are transferring resentative - Rob Kostopoulos – The Desert Area is happy review. It was decided to create a subcommittee to review are high profi le kids. This is an ongoing battle and the more with competitive equity. Seven of our fourteen teams saw protocols for a three-year salary review. Those members we do, the more they try to get around the bylaws. There action into the Semifi nals or deeper. Lone Pine was very interested in being a part of this subcommittee will contact is something to be said for schools that do not have high successful, making it to the Semifi nals in Girls Volleyball Mitch Carty to create this protocol. profi le transfers and have been successful. when they have never made it out of the First Round in the 2. Proposed Revision to Bylaw 23.1(j) & 24.2 – New B. Treasurer’s Report - Jeff Jordan - Jeff Jordan reported past. CSADA Representative – Sandy Gahring - Thank you Member Application Due Date - Carter Paysinger reviewed that the Executive Committee already heard about next for wonderful weekend. Went to the Girls Golf and Cross the proposal moving the new member application date from year’s budget, this year’s budget year-to-date and the audit. May 1 to April 1. Country Finals and those events were run very well and Thank you to Mitch Carty for doing a great job keeping us 3. Proposed Revision to Bylaw 70.8 – Number of Execu- everyone did a great job. NIAAA and others always want to informed and transparent. This year we are $692,000 ahead tive Committee Meetings - Carter Paysinger reviewed the know what is going on in California. CSBA Representative of last year on this date, but Fall is our highest income proposal to eliminate one meeting of the Executive Commit- - John Norman – Thanks for having the retreat in Riverside. season. There are only two schools who have not paid their tee reducing the number from six to fi ve each year. Since Appreciate being welcome. Love to listen to the dialogue. dues this year. Glenn Martinez and Susan Miller won the the change several years ago to three Council meetings Activities Director Representative - Todd Arrowsmith – frosty cone race to the dues again this year. instead of four, six meetings a year is not needed. Thank you Sharon Hodge for the weekend. Thank you for C. Commissioner’s Report - Rob Wigod - Rob Wigod 4. Proposed Revision to Bylaw 2003.3 - Use of Full Pads your leadership Rob Wigod. Our staff is great. You have thanked everyone who helped with the Fall Playoffs. Thank on First Day of Practice - Carter Paysinger reviewed the done an amazing job in Marketing over the last year. I am you to all the Assistant Commissioners, Jackie Gibson, proposal to allow full pads on the fi rst day of Fall practice blown away with what we are doing. The CADA Convention and Mitch Carty for all your hard work this Fall. January is for Football, provided a school has completed their summer will be in March. At-Large Representative - Dana Wilkerson legislative month with lots of meetings at the Section and dead period and three days of conditioning practices in – It is an honor to be part of this outstanding committee. I State levels. Winter Playoffs is the busiest time in our offi ce. helmets, t-shirts and shorts. Glenn Martinez stated that appreciate all of you. Thank you for taking care of me last Please come out and help, support, and enjoy. Thank you to Football is trying to recoup a couple of practice days since night. Mt. SAC Area Representative – Paul Lopez – Sharon Hodge, for this weekend, and all you do. they lost a full week due to the change in the 2018-2019 D. Executive Committee Member Reports - President- Thank you Sharon Hodge for putting this together. To the sports calendar. This is old language being reintroduced. Elect – Monica Colunga – Rob Wigod and Sharon Hodge, offi ce, outstanding leadership across the board and that 5. Proposed Revision to Bylaw 2021.3 and all thank you for this weekend and last night’s dinner. Thank is why we are so well thought of across the state and the sports sections - Carter Paysinger reviewed the proposal you to the offi ce staff. Thank you to you, the Executive country. I am honored to be part of this. Orange County that would allow schools to pick three non-consecutive Committee for your input and honesty. Treasurer - Jeff Representative – Denise Halstead – I attended the Division weeks for their summer dead period. Chris Calderwood Jordan – Thank you to all the staff. The work you do is 13 Football Semifi nal game between La Quinta/Westminster stated that isn’t the point to give students time for families. It outstanding, professional, and organized. Thank you to and Silver Valley. First time in 23 years for us. Heartwarm- is hard enough when athletes participate in different sports Rob Wigod for his leadership and to Sharon Hodge for this ing stories for the families of those military families. Thank and take different weeks and now we are getting away from weekend. CSADA Representative - Dave Reid – Thank you, Rob Wigod, for your support with the Orange County giving the families their time. Carter Paysinger added that you, Sharon Hodge for this weekend. Thank you, staff for Area and having that support at our area meetings. In the the multi-sport athlete may not get a break and the Football the wonderful job you do. Marketing is doing really good area of social media, I cannot agree more with needing to player might only get one week with late planning. stuff in that department. CADA Representative - Geniel communicate in this fashion and fi nding someone to do that 6. Proposed Revision to Bylaw 3303 – Water Polo Moon – Thank you for welcoming me again. CADA wants on a regular, full-time basis. Foothill Area Representative – Host Teams - Carter Paysinger reviewed the to fi gure out a way to expand and make us more visible proposal regarding Open Division playoffs and the home Loren Kleinrock – Everyone here is dedicated to doing the and part of that is taking our partner with CIF to help each team designations. This proposal would have the highest right thing for kids. Suggest that when we get the chance, other in a partnership for the kids. Would like links on our seed having home games in all three rounds. This would we need to remind our principals that it is on them to have websites between the two sites. Girls’ Athletic Director be similar to what the CIF State does in their playoffs, with things run with class, to set the tone on campus. Some Representative – Jill Matyuch – I will continue to advocate the team carrying the higher seeds always having home things would be lessened if they understood it is their job as for athletic trainers and the use of AED’s on school games. This division would have a pure seeding regardless principal. You can delegate authority, but you cannot del- campuses as I have seen, fi rst hand, it saves lives. Small of league fi nish and league membership. Chris Calderwood egate responsibility. Thank you to the administrative staff for Schools Representative – Mark Edgemon – Reminder of stated that we don’t do this for other sports, why would we your leadership. Superintendent Representative – Nancy the CSADA 50th Anniversary Conference. Thank you to do this for Water Polo? Kelly – She told a short story regarding Zac Chan and their Sharon Hodge and the entire staff. Coast Area Repre- Carter Paysinger called for a lunch break at 11:52 a.m. interactions early on in his career. After starting out his sentative – Paula Hart Rodas – Happy New Year. Thank Carter Paysinger reconvened the meeting at 12:52 p.m. career, she got to present his championship plaque at his you, Sharon Hodge, for a wonderful weekend. Thank you, 5. NEW BUSINESS football championships this year. Appreciate the experience Glenn Martinez, for letting me do the Division 13 Football A. Financial Report - Mitch Carty - Mitch Carty presented to be a member of this group. Executive Assistant – Championship game awards presentation. Silver Valley lost a PowerPoint presentation which appears at the end of Sharon Hodge – Thanked the Executive Committee for their but played the most sportsmanlike game I have ever seen. these minutes. Thank you to all of you for sharing your opinions. We some- support and glad everyone was enjoying their weekend. 1. 2016-17 CIF-SS Audit - The Audit Committee met yes- times disagree but are professional enough to have those Went over a couple of items for the evening events. Past- terday, reviewed the audit and there were no addendums. conversations. CIF President-Elect - Jim Perry – Thank Present - Jim Monico – Thank you Sharon Hodge. Cerritos We have secured our long-term liability number. The Audit you Sharon Hodge. Thank you to the staff. As I work around College was a great venue for he football championships. committee accepted the audit. There was a motion and a the state, it reinforces that we have a great staff. Everyone CAPSO Representative - Terry Barnum – Thank you for this second to accept the audit. The motion carried 22-0-0. should experience an 8-Man Football championship game. weekend. B. Marketing Report - Thom Simmons/Jackie Gibson - It is quite an experience. Northern Area Representative - 9. ADVANCE PLANNING Jackie Gibson presented a PowerPoint presentation and it Dick Billingsley - Thank you Sharon Hodge for your insight. A. DATES appears at the end of the minutes. We will be losing fourteen schools in our area. We had 1. January 24, 2018 – CIF Southern Section Council C. CIF Southern Section President-Elect, 2018-2020 - twelve teams go to fi nals in six sports. It was very exciting. It Meeting, The Grand, Long Beach, California, 9:00 a.m. Carter Paysinger - The process for President-Elect is an honor to be on this committee. Chief Financial Offi cer 2. February 14, 2018 – Executive Committee Meeting, nominations was discussed. - Mitch Carty – Appreciates everyone’s support. Marketing Teleconference D. Proposed 2018-19 CIF Southern Section Meeting Manager - Jackie Gibson – Echoes Mitch Carty’s statement. 3. March 20, 2018 – Executive Committee Meeting, CIF Dates - Carter Paysinger reviewed the meeting dates for the Assistant Commissioner – Thom Simmons – We announced 2018-19 school year. Southern Section Offi ces, Los Alamitos, Califor- the #PackTheHouse winners. Ontario Christian for small 6. CLOSED SESSION – Began – 1:30 p.m. nia, 1:00 p.m. school’s division. Moorpark in the large school division. We A. Public Employee Evaluation of Performance – 4. March 22, 2018 – CIF Southern Section Council Meet- will present checks at events at the schools soon. Assistant 1. Commissioner’s Evaluation Process ing, The Grand, Long Beach, California, 9:00 a.m. Commissioner – Glenn Martinez – Thank you for your sup- 7. REPORT OF ACTION(S) TAKEN IN CLOSED 5. May 9, 2018 – Executive Committee Meeting, TBD, port and to all the presenters. We need to highlight things SESSION - Closed session ended at 1:45 pm, with no 1:00 p.m. that are not transfers and sportsmanship. St. Francis High action taken. B. SUGGESTED AGENDA ITEMS - There were no sug- School showed great class in their close loss. Assistant 8. REPORTS gested agenda items for the next meeting. Commissioner - Mike Middlebrook – Thank you for your A. President’s Report - Carter Paysinger - Carter has 10. ADJOURNMENT support. Soccer coming quickly and he will be reaching been working with St. Bernard High School. Their basketball There was a motion and a second to adjourn the meeting. out for assistance. Assistant Commissioner - Rainer Wulf coach was prepping for a big game but there was no fi lm There being no discussion, the motion passed unanimously – Thank you for your support. Basketball playoffs are right on the team he was about to play. How is that? It was and the meeting was adjourned at 2:38 p.m. around the corner. The Semifi nal game this year are being because the top six players on the opposing team were all Submitted by: planned way ahead, and we will be at California Baptist Uni- waiting for the SOP date to pass. The fi ve former starters Sharon Hodge, Executive Assistant versity for Open Divisions Boys and Girls. Citrus Belt Area all came off the bench to play against St. Bernard. Now, this Approved by: Representative - Mike West – Thank you Sharon Hodge for Rob Wigod, Commissioner of Athletics CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Spring 2018 Page 7 2017-18 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - FORD BOYS BASKETBALL PLAYOFF RESULTS OPEN DIVISION Second Round: St. Anthony 91, Rancho Mirage 67; St. Paul 32, West First Round: Bishop Montgomery 60, St. John Bosc 43; Sierra Canyon Torrance48; Crean Lutheran 78, Cerritos 61; San Gabriel Academy 59, 83, Rancho Christian 79; Mater Dei 63, Crespi 53; Etiwanda 67, Santa Mission Viejo 43; Ocean View 72, Beckman 57; Knight 73, Lakewood 67; Margarita 62. Leuzinger 85, Wilson 77; Twentynine Palms 57, Laguna Beach 54. Semifi nals: Sierra Canyon 77, Bishop Montgomery 74; Mater Dei 76, Quarterfi nals: St. Anthony 63, St. Paul 39; Crean Lutheran 42, San Etiwanda 66. Gabriel Academy 40; Knight 67, Ocean View 5u8; Twentynine Palms 88, Final: Mater Dei 55, Sierra Canyon 53. Leuzinger 79. 3rd Place: Bishop Montgomery 65, Etiwanda 51. Semifi nals: Crean Lutheran 59, St. Anthony 55; Knight 70, Twentynine Consolutation First Round: St. John Bosco 72, Rancho Christian 64; Palms 67. Crespi 80, Santa Margarita 69. Final: Crean Lutheran 62, Knight 61. Consulation Finals: St. John Bosco 72 (5th Pl), Crespi 60; Rancho Christian 61 (7th Pl), Santa Margarita 56. DIVISION 3A First Round: Notre Dame/Riverside 68, Palm Springs 34; Arroyo Grande DIVISION 1 47, Cabrillo/Lompoc 46; La Habra 66, San Juan Hills 51; Diamond Bar 62, First Round: Oak Park Bye; Edison 86, Esperanza 62; JW Nor th 97, Santa Newbury Park 54; Temescal Canyon 65, San Gabriel 37; Citrus Valley Monica 58; Poly/LB 60, Serra 48; Centennial/C 71, Los Alamitos 61; Alemany 57, Citrus Hill 48; Marina 72, La Quinta/La Quinta 50; Murrieta Mesa 58, 67, Maranatha 61; Dominguez 71, Windward 58; Chino Hills 73, Inglewood Adelanto 46; Bishop Amat 57, Charter Oak 55; Capistrano Valley Christian 58; Pasadena Bye; Loyola 59, Redondo Union 58; Cantwell Sacred Heart 48, Godinez 45; AB Miller 52, San Bernardino 49; Paloma Valley 68, Palm 88, Lynwood 60; Damien 100, Temecula Valley 63; Villa Park 71, JSerra Desert 41; Buena 68, San Dimas 54; Blair 82, Elsinore 71; Torrance 65, 60; Roosevelt 68, Peninsula 52; Rancho Verde 74, La Mirada 54; Harvard Glendora 63; Culver City 83, Glendale 69. Westlake 89, Heritage Christian 46. Second Round: Notre Dame 65, Arroyo Grande 51; Diamond Bar 59, La Second Round: Oak Par k 70, Edison 62; Poly 79, JW Nor th 73; Centennial Habra 53; Citrus Valley 49, Temescal Canyon 48; Murrieta Mesa 64, Marina 91, Alemany 83; Chino HIlls 90, Dominguez 78; Pasadena 77, Loyola 47; 50; Bishop Amat 67, Capistrano Valley Christian 46; AB MIller 70, Paloma Damien 69, Cantwell Sacred Heart 63; Roosevelt 61, Villa Park 50; Rancho Valley 68; Buena 72, Blair 53; Culver City 76, Torrance 57. Verde 60, Harvard Westlake 55. Quarterfi nals: Notre Dame 71, Diamond Bar 53; Murrieta Mesa 58, Citrus Quarterfi nals: Poly 85, Oak Park 76; Chino Hills 87, Centennial 74; Valley 55; Bishop Amat 82, AB Miller 73; Buena 80, Culver City 61. Pasadena 88, Damien 75; Rancho Verde 53, Roosevelt 43. Semifi nals: Notre Dame 85, Murrieta Mesa 68; Bishop Amat 54, Buena 53. Semifi nals: Chino Hills 89, Poly 78; Pasadena 48, Rancho Verde 46. Final: Notre Dame/Riverside 51, Bishop Amat 46. Final: Chino Hills 71, Pasadena 56. DIVISION 4AA DIVISION 2AA First Round: HIllcreest 67, Heritage 46; Flintridge Prep 59, Centennial/ First Round: Los Altos Bye; Hart 53, Notre Dame/SO 49; Rancho Compton 51; Burroughs/Ridgecrest 52, Jurupa Valley 39; Rialto 81, Gabrielino Cucamonga 77, Bonita 58; Crossroads 67, Camarillo 58; Cajon 86, El 54; Silverado 52, Antelope Valley 48; Costa Mesa 83, Westminster 61; Toro 68; Cathedral 68, Corona del Mar 61; Beverly HIlls 71, Buena Park San Marino 61, Pacifi c 59; San Luis Obispo 73, Alhambra 52; Barstow 83, 53; Capistrano Valley 77, Viewpoint 55; Mayfair 76, Sonor 51; Campbell Woodcrest Christian 56; Shalhevet 60, Eastside 49; Santiago/Garden Grove Hall 0, La Canada 57; Aliso Niguel 90, Tahquitz 70; Upland 61, Colony 71, St. Margaret's 45; Segerstrom 50, Artesia 48; Montclair 60, Pacifi ca/ 50; Calabasas 70, ML King 56; Brentwood 80, Redlands East Valley 53; G a r d e n G r o v e 47; S t . B o n a v e n t u r e 5 6 , P I o n e e r Va l l e y 4 0 ; M i l ke n Community Northwood 72, San Clemente 55; Canyon/A Bye. 64, Dana Hills 54; Mark Keppel 44, El Segundo 39. Second Round: L o s A l t o s 7 3 , H a r t 5 9 ; C r o s s r o a d s 8 8 , R a n c h o C u c a m o n g a Second Round: HIllcrest 57, Flintridge Prep 36; Rialto 62, Burroughs 59; 82; Cajon 73, Cathedral 68 (OT); Beverly Hills 59, Capistrano Valley 57; Silverado 70, Costa Mesa 67; San Luis Ibispo 60, San Marino 43; Barstow Campbell Hall 76, Mayfair 73; Upland 82, Aliso Niguel 67; Brentwood 82, 87, Shalhevet 80; Segerstrom 75, Santiago 43; St. Bonaventure 47, Montclair Calabasas 45; Northwood 70, Canyon 68; . 44; Mark Keppel 72, Milken Community 51. Quarterfi nals: Crossroads 69, Los Altos 67; Cajon 84, Beverly HIlls 68; Quarterfi nals: HIllcrest 60, Rialto 32; San Luis Obispo 58, Silverado 37; Upland 68, Campbell Hall 64; Brentwood 65, Northwood 42. Segerstrom 58, Barstow 82; St. Bonaventure 51, Mark Keppel 41 . Semifi nals: Crossroads 84, Cajon 64; Brentwood 70, Upland 59. Semifi nals: HIllcrest 52, San Luis Obispo 33; St. Bonaventure 63, Final: Brentwood 48, Crossroads 41. Segerstrom 58. Final: Hillcrest 55, St Bonaventure 38. DIVISION 2A First Round: Mission College Prep 54, St. Bernard 50; Valencia/V 68, DIVISION 4A Oxnard63; Diamond Ranch 48, Compton 34; Hesperia 57, Vista Murrieta First Round: Rolling HIlls Prep 55, Santa Clara 18; Mountain View 74, 44; Poly/R 58, Beaumont 31; Crescenta Valley 60, Foothill 58; Oaks Savanna 66; Poly/Pasadena 77, Trinity Classical Acad. 44; Ontario 66, Chrisitan60, St. Joseph/SM 42; Los Osos 72, Claremont 63; San Marcos Rio Mesa 63; Valley Torah 72, Santa Ynez 44; Orangewood Academy 61, West Ranch 48; Highland 70, Westlake 55; Great Oak 53, Tesoro 48; 62, Chadwick 41; Covina 76, Workman 39; Salesian 59, Bishop Diego Cypress 82, Burbank 73; Trabuco Hills 69, La Salle 50;Walnut 48, Newport 46; Hesperia Christian 61, Patriot 58; Desert Hot Springs 63, Katella 59; Harbor 39;La Serna 54, Valley Christian/C 30; Muir 80, Saugus 61. Lompoc 66, Holy Martyrs 51; Aquinas 60, California 48; Carnegie/Riverside Second Round: Valencia 68, Mission College Prep 64; Hesperia 66, 46, Shadow Hills 42; Pomona 51, Wilson/Hacienda Heights 47; Serrano 81, Diamond Ranch 59; Poly 57, Crescenta Valley 40; Oaks Christian 64, Los Jurupa Hills 59; Mary Star of the Sea 70, Sage Hill 60. Osos 54; San Marcos 61, Highland 55; Cypress 70, Great Oak 48;Walnut Second Round: Rolling Hills Prep69, Mountain View 27; Ontario 71, Poly 60, Trabuco Hills 53; Muir 72, La Serna 47. 56; Orangewood Academy 49, Valley Torah 47; Covina 79, Salesian 67; Quarterfi nals: Valencia 53, Hesperia 49; Poly 66, Oaks Christian 58; Desert Hot Springs 65, Hesperia Christian 42; Lompoc 53, Aquinas 51; San Marcos 76, Cypress 67; Muir 62, Walnut 50. Carnegie 71, Pomona 51; Mary Star of the Sea 64, Serrano 55. Semifi nals: Poly 67, Valencia 62; San Marcos 65, Muir 59. Quarterfi nals: Rolling Hills Prep 55, Ontario 33; Covina 71, Orangewood Final: San Marcos 67, Poly/Riverside 47. Academy 64; Lompoc 92, Desert Hot Springs 83; Carnegie 58, Mary Star of the Seas 49. DIVISION 3AA Semifi nals: Rolling Hills Prep 56, Covina 28; Carnegie 62, Lompoc 44. First Round: St. A nthony 52, Royal 3 5; Ranc ho Mirage 6 5, Tustin 40; West Final: Rolling Hills Prep 52, Carnegie/Riverside 32. Torrance 62, Schurr 54; St. Paul 73, Warren 59; Cerritos 66, Santa Fe 49; Crean Lutheran 67, University 60; Mission Viejo 68, Brea Olinda 50; San DIVISION 5AAA Gabriel Academy 65, Kaiser 43; Ocean View Bye; Beckman 50, Whittier First Round: Garden Grove Bye; Deserrt Christian Academy Bye; Christian 39; Lakewood 57, Troy 50; Knight 57, Paraclete 41; Leuzinger 73, Providence/Burbank 94, Garey 51; Santa Maria 72, Rio Hondo Prep 56; Ventura 45; Wilson/Long Beach 73, Simi Valley 47; Twentynine Palms 73, Malibu Bye; California Military 54, Orange 48; La Puente 54, Loma Linda Summit 58; Laguna Beach 63, Santiago/Corona 47. (Continued on next page.) Page 8 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Spring 2018

BOYS BASKETBALL RESULTS (Continued) Academy 52; Buckley 68, South El Monte 61; Fairmont Prep Bye; Arroyo 49, Estancia 34; Bloomington 79, Apple Valley Christian 32; Orange Vista 74, Pacifi ca Christian/Orange Co 61; Ontario Christian 63, Riverside Prep 47; La Quinta/Westminster 71, Oxford Academy 55; Rubidoux 69, Sherman Indian 54; Santa Clarita Christian Bye . Second Round: Garden Grove 69, Desert Christian Academy 29; Santa Maria 87, Providence 79; Malibu 79, California Military 44; La Puente 49, Bcukley 41; Fairmont Prep 60, Arroyo 40; Bloomington 88, Orange Vista 87, La Quinta 73, Ontario Christian 60; Santa Clarita Christian 83, Ribidoux 23. Quarterfi nals: Santa Maria 60, Garden Grove 53; La Puente 83, Malibu 77; Bloomington 39, Fairmont Prep 36; Santa Clarita Christian 86, La Quinta 45. Semifi nals: La Puente 76, Santa Maria 74; Santa Clarita Christian 77, Bloomington 54. Final: Santa Clarita Christian 66, La Puente 27.

DIVISION 5AA Wild Card: International School of Los Angeles 59, Thacher 55; Vasquez 2017-18 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION FORD 46, Palmedale Aerospace Academy 44; Bloomington Christian 73, Califronia Lutheran 63. BOYS BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS First Round: Pilibos 69, International School of Los Angeles 51; Riverside Co Ed Academy 75, Desert Christian/Lancaster 70; Southlands Christian 81, Bethel Christian/Riverside 60, Upland Christian Academy 70; Academy OPEN DIVISION Careers & Exploration 42; Providence/Santa Barbara 63, Vasquez 43; Mater Dei Newbury Park Adventist 54, CAMS 48; Foothill Technology 79, LeLycee 39; Big Bear 88, Bloomington Christian 34; Nogales 65, Cate 39; Santa Rosa Academy 67, Boron 44; Huemene 61, Valley Christian/Santa Maria DIVISION 1 47; Indian Springs 81, AGBU/Pasadena 45; Century 65, New Roads 40; Chino Hills University Prep 48, Mesrobian 32; Mesa Grande Academy 65, San Jacinto Valley Academy 52; Pacifi ca Christian/Santa Monica 64, Besant Hill 40. Secon Round: Riverside Co Ed Academy 75, Pilibos 68; Southlands DIVSION 2AA Christian 55, Upland Christian Academy 53; Providence 59, Newbury Park Brentwood Adventist 50; Foothill Technology 72, Big Bear 63; Nogales 65, Santa Rosa Academy 58; Hueneme 56, INdian Springs 55; Century 43, University Prep 30; Pacifi ca Christian 66, Mesa Grande Academy 27. DIVISION 2A Quarterfi nals: Riverside Co Ed Academy 50, Southlands Christian 65; Foothill Technology 73, Providence 68; Nogales 81, Hueneme 58; Century San Marcos 63, Pacifi ca Christian 54. Semifi nals: Foothill Technology 81, Southlands Christian 75; Nogales DIVISION 3AA 47, Century 46. Final: Nogales 78, Foothill Technology 65. Crean Lutheran DIVISION 5A DIVISION 3A First Round: Duarte Bye; Dunn 90, Eastside Christian 67; CSDR 71, Cornerstone Christna/Wildomar 47; Ambassador 73, Hillcrest Christian/ Notre Dame/Riverside Thousand Oaks 67; Tarbut V'Torah Bye; Crossroads Christian Bye; S h a n d o n Bye; St. Monica Academy 71, Westmark 50; Calvary Baptist Bye; Victor Valley Christian Bye; Lutheran/La Verne 80, Waverly 71; Environmental DIVISION 4AA Charter Bye; Nuview Bridge 61, Joshua Springs Christian 25; Garden Street HIllcrest Academy 56, Acaciawood Academy 48; Pilgrim 57, Bethel Baptist 46; Da Vinci Design Academy Bye. Second Round: Duarte 84, Dunn 43; CSDR 66, Ambassador 44; Tarbut DIVISION 4A V'Torah 70, Crossroads Christian 56; St. Monica Academy 56, Shandon Rolling HIlls Prep 44; Calvary Baptist 62, Victor Valley Christian 52; Environmental Charter 76, Lutheran 64; Nuvuew Bridge 75, Garden Street Academy 54; Da Vinci Desigen Academy 86, Pilgrim 35. DIVISION 5AAA Quarterfi nals: Duarte 92, CSDR 59; St. Monica Academy 73, Tarbut Santa Clarita Christian V'Torah 65; Calvary Baptist 58, Environmental Charter 38; Da Vinci Design Academy 79, Nuview Bridge 52. Semifi nals: D uar te 87, St . M onic a Ac ademy 47; Da V inc i D e si gn Ac ademy DIVISION 5AA 81, Calvary Baptist 46. Nogales Final: Duarte 75, Da Vinci Design Academy 65. DIVISION 5A Duarte CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Spring 2018 Page 9 2017-18 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - FORD GIRLS BASKETBALL PLAYOFF RESULTS OPEN DIVISION Cabrillo/Lompoc 57, Viewpoint 18. First Round: Harvard Westlake 67, Serra 60; Etiwanda 63, Sierra Canyon Second Round: Wilson 57, Burroughs 42; Warren 47, Corona del Mar 62; Mater Dei 60, Ribet Academy 56; Windward 63, Bishop Montgomery 57. 20; Colony 49, Arroyo Grande 39; Culver City 67, South Pasadena 48; Semifi nals: H a r v a r d We s t l a ke 4 2 , E t i w a n d a 2 8 ; W i n d w a r d 6 0 , M a t e r D e i 5 7. Rancho Verde 54, Covina 39; Sunny hills 64, Pasadena 60; San Clemente Final: Windward 53, Harvard Westlake 45. 55, Mayfair 49; Cabrillo 58, San Jacinto 32. 3rd Place: Etiwanda 51, Mater Dei 44. Quarterfi nals: Warren 53, Wilson 48; Culver City 74, Colony 38; Sunny Consolutation First Round: Serra 74, Sierra Canyon 68; Bishop Hills 47, Rancho Verde 39; Cabrillo 63, San Clemente 40. Montgomery 72, Ribet Academy 54. Semifi nals: Warren 63, Culver City 49; Cabrillo 49, Sunny Hills 39. Consulation Finals: Bishop Montgomery 71 (5th Pl), Serra 68; Ribet Final: Warren 47, Cabrillo/Lompoc 42. Academy 71 (7th Pl), Sierra Canyon 56. DIVISION 3A DIVISION 1 First Round: Oxford Academy Bye; Simi Valley 42, Villa Park 27; La Salle First Round: Chaminade 67, Lakeside 41; Santa Barbara 76, North 68, Chaparral 40; Mission College Prep58, Garden Grove 54; Cerritos 55, Torrance 68, Fairmont Prep 60, Esperanza 43; Vista Murrieta 70, Canyon Eisenhower 30; Hemet 63, Shadow Hills 44; Pacifi ca/Oxnard 39, Serrano Springs 47; Alemany 58, Oaks Christian 40; Millikan 69, Sonora 55; ML 38; Flintridge Prep 61, California 36; Claremont 46, St. Mary;s A c a d e my 4 3; King 47, Huntington Beach 31; Canyon/Canyon Country 63, St. Anthony San Luis Obispo 47, Godinez 35; Whittier 52, Santa Monica 44; SAugus 71, 41; Poly/Long Beach 53, JW North 47; Ventura 44, Centennial/Corona 40; Rialto 49; Peninsula 66, Moorpark 52; Whittier Christian 47, Citrus Valley Rosary Academy 42, Troy 37; West Torrance 66, Cantwell sacred Heart 28; 45; Murrieta Mesa 33, Granite Hills 31; Beverly Hills 75, Golden Valley 55. Valley View 52, Great Oak 27; Orangewood Academy 37, Valencia/Valencia Second Round: Ox ford Ac ademy 59, Simi Valley 3 8; L a Salle 74, Mission 36; Los Alamitos 43, Roosevelt 37; Brea Olinda 44, Orange Lutheran 38. College Prep65; Cerritos 43, Hemet 29; Flintridge Prep 56, Pacifi c a / O 5 1 ; Second Round: Chaminade 71, Santa Barbara 47; Vista Murrieta 57, Claremont 42, San Luis Obispo 39; Saugus 58, Whittier 32; Peninsula 64, Fairmont Prep 47; Alemany 84, Millikan 29; Canyon 53, ML King 44; POly Whittier Christian 41; Beverly Hills 58, Murrieta Mesa 34. 47, Ventura 45; West Torrance 43, Rosary Academy 36; Valley View 59, Quarterfi nals: Oxford Academy 55, La Salle 50; Flintridge Prep 60, Orangewood Academy 52; Los Alamitos 47, Brea Olinda 44. Cerritos 47; Saugus 57, Claremont 35; Beverly Hills 59, Peninsula 37. Quarterfi nals: Chaminade 64, Vista Murrieta 52; Alemany 67, Canyon Semifi nals: Flintridge Prep 45, Oxford Academy 40; Beverly Hills 48, 57; West Torrance 36, Poly 32; Los Alamitos 47, Valley View 42. Saugus 44. Semifi nals: Chaminade 48, Alemany 44; West Torrance 48, Los Alamitos Final: Beverly Hills 50, Flintridge Prep 46. 40. Final: West Torrance 46, Chaminade 45. DIVISION 4AA First Round: Brentwood 70, Notre Dame/SO 31; Jurupa Valley 51, DIVISION 2AA Pomona 46; Sage Hill 45, Laguna Hills 43; Bell Gardens 42, Banning First Round: Redondo Union 65, Agoura 21; Los Altos 72, Leuzinger 58; 37; Ontario 57, San Gorgonio 27; La Sierra 52, Palm Desert 33; Holy Yucaipa 67, Norco 63; Foothill 62, Marlborough 47; La Canada 49, Bonita Martyrs 39, San Marcos 28; St. Bonaventure 64, La Quinta/W 32; 37; Newbury Park 48, Crescenta Valley 47; Tesoro 42, Rowland 39; Mark Knight 56, Silverado 26; Oak Park 73, Pacifi c 61; Oxnard 51, Pioneer 42; Keppel 62, Cypress 13; Lynwood 53, Mira Costa 31; Walnut 65, Canyon/ Grand Terrace 47, Temple City 45; Gabrielino 63, San Dimas 45; Don Anaheim 56; Burroughs/Burbank 41, Buena 38; JSerra 58, El Rancho 43; Lugo 54, Whitney 37; Ramona 55, Estancia 21; Foothill Technology 63, Los Osos 75, Temesc al Canyon 3 4; A liso Niguel 6 4, Woodbr idge 40; Cajon Nipomo 35. 74, Oaks Hills 55; Camarillo 62, Glendale 44. Second Round: Brentwood 70, Jurupa Valley 56; Bell Gardens 48, SAge Second Round: Redondo Union 44, Los Altos41; FoothillL 53, Yucaipa Hill 33; Ontario 49, La Sierra 42; St. Bonaventure 47, Holy Martyrs 38; 19; Newbury Park 51, La Canada 46; Mark Keppel 72, Tesoro56; Lynwood Knight 83, Oak Park 65; Oxnard 49, Grand Terrace 28; Gabrielino 58, Don 72, Walnut 42; JSerra 35, Burroughs 27; Aliso Niguel 48, Los Osos 45; Lugo 44; Foothill Technology 49, Ramona 25. Camarillo 67, Cajon 59. Quarterfi nals: Brentwood 53, Bell Gardens 33; Ontario 49, St. Bonaventure Quarterfi nals: Redondo Union 60, Foothill 41; Mark Keppel 54, Newbur y 40; Knight 65, Oxnard 51; Foothill Technology 59, Gabrielino 46. Park 38; Lynwood 58, JSerra 47; Aliso Niguel 53, Camarillo 53. Semifi nals: Brentwood 63, Ontario 43; Foohill Technology 62, Knight 47. Semifi nals: Redondo Union 52, Mark Keppel 36; Lynwood 69, Aliso Final: Brentwood 55, Foothill Technology 53. Niguel 47. Final: Redondo Union 55, Lynwood 43. DIVISION 4A First Round: Rolling Hills Prep 80, Saddleback Valley Christian 20; Bolsa DIVISION 2A G r a n d e 6 4 , S a n t a A n a 5 5 ; L a Q u i n t a / L a Q u i n t a 41, C h a d w i c k 2 8 ; Templeton First Round: Glendora Bye; Segerstrom 49, Patriot 38; University 56, 53, La Mirada22; Providence/Burbank 52, St. Genevieve 49; Avalon 59, Thousand Oaks 41; Upland 49, Victor Valley 47; Village Christian Bye; Santa Ana Valley 38; Arrouo 44, Nor walk 35; Aquinas 38, Coachella Valley Twentynine Palms 72, Carter 47; Bishop Amat 53, Antelope Valley 47; 31; Poly/Pasadena 52, Moreno Valley 48; Notre Dame/SO 63, Kaiser 34; Kennedy Bye; Downey 67, Murrieta Valley 26; Westminster Bye'; Edison Maranatha 63, Eastside 40; CAMS 47, Rosemead 40; Bassett 40, Northview 48, Tustin 33; Arroyo Valley Bye; Dana Hills Bye; Summit 64, Arcadia 43; 39; San Marino 40, Katella 27; Nogales 43, Rancho Mirage 33; Cathedral Duarte 68, Hart 56; Righetti 64, Lompoc 43. City 75, Crean Lutheran 61. Second Round: Glendora 76, Segerstom 37; Upland 60, University 52; Second Round: Rolling Hills Prep 69, Bolsa Grande 30; La Quinta 55, Village Christian 57, Twentynine Palms 48; L+Kennedy 52, Bishop Amat Templeton 44; Providence 49, Avalon 38; Arroyo 40, Aquinas 33; PPoly 51; Downey 52, Westminster 39; Arroyo Valley 64, Edison 45; Summit 64, 38, Notre Dame 36; Maranatha 64, CAMS 45; San Marino 45, Bassett 37; Dana Hills 49; Righetti 69, Duarte 35. Cathedral City 62, Nogales 57. Quarterfi nals: Glendora 44, Upland 37; Village Christian 49, Kennedy Quarterfi nals: Rolling Hills Prep 62, La Quinta 33; Providence 46, Arroyo 42; Downey 61, Arroyo Valley 47; Righetti 60, Summit 48. 41; Poly 60, Maranatha 54; Cathedral City 66, San Marino 55. Semifi nals: Glendora 67, Village Christian 55; Downey 58, Righetti 43. Semifi nals: Rolling Hills Prep 785, Providence 55; Cathedral City 65, Final: Glendora 47, Downey 35. Poly 50. Final: Rolling Hills Prep 76, Cathedral City 61. DIVISION 3AA First Round: Wilson/Long Beach 52, Lancaster 50; Burroughs/Ridgecrest DIVISION 5AAA 60, Heritage 47; Corona del Mar 51, Trabuco Hills 48; Warren 52, St. Joseph/ First Round: Desert Christian Academy Bye; Faith Baptist 51, Pilibos 46; Lakewood 45; Colony 49, Ayala 37; Arroyo Grande 65, Notre Dame Academy Calvary Chapel/Santa Ana 46, University Prep 32; Ontario Christian 51, 31; South Pasadena 56, Chino 53; Culver City 66, Crossroads 50; Rancho Bishop Conaty-Loretto 18; The Archer School for Girls 57, Sherma Indian Verde 60, Beaumont 27; Covina 50, Lakewood 33; Sunny Hills 54, Yucca 46; Workman41, Trinity Classical 25; St. Monica Academy Bye; Big Bear Valley 50; Pasadena 51, San Gabriel 36; Mayfair 71, Palos Verdes 45; San Bye; Santa Clar 61, Buckley 33; Coast Union Bye; Mayfi eld 43, Marshall Clemente 57, Ocean View 52; San Jacinto 73, Rancho Cucamonga 66; 32; California Lutheran 31, Mesa Grande Academy 22; Carnegie/Riverside (Continued on next page.) 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GIRLS BASKETBALL RESULTS (Continued) Bye; Bloomington Christian 64, Capistrano Valley Christian 18; California Military Bye; Hueneme Bye. Second Round: Desert Christian Academy 62, Faith Baptist 41; ONtario Christian 41, Calvary Chapel 27; Workman 41, The Archer School 29; Big Bear 56, St. Monica Academy 16; Santa Clara 44, Coast Union 37; Mayfi eld 48, California Lutheran 31; Carnegie 61, Bloomington Christian 51; Hueneme 63, Califronia Military 15. Quarterfi nals: Desert Christian Academy 54, Ontario Christian 39; Workman 57, Big Bear 34; SAnta Clara 46, Mayfi eld 37; Hueneme 72, Carnegie 39. Semifi nals: Desert Christian Academy 49, Workman 40; Hueneme 85, Santa Clara 40. Final: Hueneme 59, Desert Christian Academy 33.

DIVISION 5AA. First Round: Grace Brethren Bye; Providence/Santa Barbara 60, Southlands Christian 46; Academy Careers/Exploration Bye; Xavie r Prep 56, Ramona Convent 40; Arrowhead Christian 57, Orange Vista 37; Mammoth 45, Le Lycee 19; Thacher 44, Coastal Christian 41; Mary Star of the Sea 47, Da Vinci Design Academy 12; St. Pius X-St. Matthias Academy 49, 2017-18 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION FORD AGBU/Pasadena 20; Nordhoff 35, Lone Pine 22; Hesperia Christian 47, GIRLS BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS San Jacinto Valley Academy 29; Rancho Christian 66, Riverside Prep 50; Sacred Heart of Jesus Bye; Fillmore 57, Dunn 7; Shalhevet 49, Wildwood 25; Anaheim Bye. Second Round: Grace Brethren 72, Providence 24; Xavier Prep 56, OPEN DIVISION Ac ad Career s / E xploration 4 4; A r rowhead Chr istian 67, Mammoth 47; Mary Windward Star of the Seas 32, Thacher 26; St. Pius X/St. Matthias 38, Nordhoff 35; Hesperia Christian 65, Rancho Christian 57; Fillmore 60, Sacred Heart of Jesus 60; Anaheim 67, Shahevet 52. DIVISION 1 Quarterfi nals: Grace Brethren 57, Xavier Prep 30; Mary Star of the Seas West Torrance 48, Arrowhead Christian 38; St. Pius X-St. Matthias 49, Hesperia Christian 32; Anaheim 51, Fillmore 47. Semifi nals: Grace Brethren 71, Mary Star of the Sea 56; St. Pius X-St DIVSION 2AA Matthias 39, Anaheim 37. Redondo Union Final: Grace Brethren 59, St. Pisu X-St Matthias 33.

DIVISION 5A DIVISION 2A Glendora First Round: Oakwood Bye; Lake Arrowhead Christian Bye; CSDR 42, Nuview Bridge 35; Cobalt Institute Bye; Eastside Christian 50, New Harvest Christian 26; Newbury Park Adventist Bye; Cate 43, Valley Christian/Santa DIVISION 3AA Maria 25; Victor Valley Christian 62, Public Safety Academy 18; Garey 75, Crossroads Christian 8; Hillcrest Christian/Thousand Oaks 39, Sequoyah Warren 26; Tarbut V'Torah 41, Palm Valley 19; Pacifi ca Christian/Santa Monica B y e; L a n c a s t e r B a p t i s t B y e; Va s q u e z 3 2 , H i g h l a n d H a l l 2 7; C a l v a ry Murrieta DIVISION 3A 36, Calvary Baptist 21; Samueli Academy Bye. Second Round: Oakwood 67, lake Arrowhead Christian 18; Cobalt Institute Beverly Hills 37 CSDR 31; Eastside Christian 57, Newbury Park Adentist 45; Cate 46, Victor Valley Christian 18; Garey 69, Hillcres Christian 15; Tar b u t V ' To r a h 41, DIVISION 4AA Pacifi ca Christian 40; Lancaster Baptist 45, Vasquez 40; Calvary Murrieta 53, Samueli Academy 44. Brentwood Quarterfi nals: Oakwood 47, Colbat Inst. 33; Cate 48, Eastside Christian 10; Garey 55, Tarbut V'Torah 30; Lancaster Baptist 42, Calvary Murrieta 39. Semifi nals: Oakwood 47, Cate 41; Garey 65, Lancaster Baptist 44. DIVISION 4A Final: Oakwood 60, Garey 48. Rolling Hills Prep DIVISION 5AAA Hueneme DIVISION 5AA Grace Brethren DIVISION 5A Oakwood CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Spring 2018 Page 11

2018 - 2019 FALL SPORTS CALENDAR Revised June 18, 2018 FIRST FIRST SOP LAST # OF # OF CIF-SS CIF-SS SPORT PRACTICE CONTEST DATE CONTEST SCRIMMAGES CONTESTS PRELIMINARIES FINALS Cross Country N/A Aug. 30 Oct. 1 Nov. 2 2 14 Nov. 9-10 Nov. 17 State Meet Nov. 24

Golf / Girls N/A Aug. 20 Sept. 18 Oct. 19 2 24 Individual Regionals Oct. 22 Team Divisional Championships Oct. 29 vidual/CIF WSCGA Team Qualifier Nov. 1 CIF-WSCGA Nov. 8 State Championships Nov. 14

Field Hockey N/A Aug. 27 Oct. 1 Nov. 2 1 20 N/A N/A

Football / 8 Man Week "0" Aug. 6 Aug. 24 Sept. 28 Oct. 27 1 9 Nov. 2,9,16 Nov. 23-24 Week 1 Aug. 13 Aug. 31 Sept. 28 Oct. 27 1 9 Nov. 2,9,16 Nov. 23-24

Football / 11 Man Week "00" July 23 Aug. 10 Sept. 25 Oct. 26 1 10 Nov. 2,9,16 Nov. 23-24 Week "0" July 30 Aug. 17 Sept. 25 Oct. 26 1 10 Nov. 2,9,16 Nov. 23-24 Week 1 Aug. 6 Aug. 24 Sept. 25 Oct. 26 1 10 Nov. 2,9,16 Nov. 23-24 Southern Regionals Nov.30-Dec.1 State Championships Dec. 7-8

Tennis / Girls* N/A Aug. 20 Sept. 24 Oct. 26 2 24 Oct.30,31,Nov. 2,5,7 Nov. 9 Southern California Team Regional Nov. 16-17 Individual Sectionals Nov. 19 Individual Championships Nov. 27-29

Volleyball / Girls N/A Aug. 13 Sept. 11 Oct. 11 2 28 Oct. 16(W/C),18,20,23/24, 27 Nov. 1-3 Southern California Regionals Nov. 6-13 State Championships Nov. 16-17

Water Polo / Boys N/A Aug. 20 Sept. 22 Oct. 25 2 28 Oct. 30-Nov.1,3, 7 Nov. 10 State Regionals Nov. 16-17 * = Date Change Due To Council Vote On January 24, 2018 Page 12 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Spring 2018

2018 - 2019 WINTER SPORTS CALENDAR Revised August 14, 2018

FIRST LAST # OF # OF SPORT SOP DATE CIF-SS PRELIMINARIES CIF-SS FINALS CONTEST CONTEST SCRIMMAGES CONTESTS

Basketball Nov. 12 Dec. 23 Feb. 1 2 28Girls: Feb. 5 (W/C), 7, 9, 13, Feb.22-23 16

Boys: Feb. 5 (W/C), 6, 8, 12, Feb.22-23 15

Southern Regional Feb.26-28,March 2,5 State Championship March 8-9

No Cheerleading / No Established Established Nov. 3 N/A N/A N/A N/A Traditional Competitive* Date Date

Soccer Nov. 12 Dec. 22 Jan. 31 2 28 Feb. 22-23 Girls: Feb. 5 (W/C), 6,8,12,16

Boys: Feb 5 (W/C), 7, 9, 13, Feb. 22-23 16

Southern Regionals Feb. 26,28 Southern Regional Finals March 2

Water Polo / Girls Nov. 12 Dec. 22 Jan. 31 2 28 Feb. 5-7, 9, 13 Feb. 16 State Regionals Feb. 22-23

Wrestling Nov. 12 Dec. 17 Jan. 22 240Boys Team Duals Jan. 26 Girls Regional Qualifying Feb. 2 Tournament Boys Individuals Feb. 8-9 Girls Championships Feb. 8-9 Boys Masters Meet Feb. 15-16 Girls State Championship Feb. 22-23 Boys State Championship Feb. 22-23

*Cheerleading / Traditional Competitive is a year round program. This program may run Fall, Winter and Spring CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Spring 2018 Page 13

2018 - 2019 SPRING SPORTS CALENDAR Revised January 30, 2018

FIRST LAST # OF SPORT SOP DATE # OF SCRIMMAGES CIF-SS PRELIMINARIES CIF-SS FINALS CONTEST CONTEST CONTESTS Badminton Feb. 23 March 30 May 3 2 24 N/A N/A Individual State Qualifying Tournament May 15 - 16 Individual State Regional May 19

April 30/May 1(W/C), May Baseball* Feb. 9 March 19 April 26 120 May 17 - 18 2/3, 7, 10, 14

Cheerleading/Competitive Sport Feb. 23 Apr. 2 May 11 1 20 TBA TBA

Golf/Boys Feb. 23 March 30 May 3 2 24 Individual Regionals May 6 Team Divisional Championships May 13 Individual/CIF-SCGA Team Qualifier May 16 CIF-SCGA May 23 State Championships May 29

Gymnastics Feb. 23 March 30 May 3 0 12 N/A N/A

Lacrosse Feb 23. Apr. 2 May 10 1 20 N/A N/A

Softball* Feb. 9 March 19 April 25 120April 30(W/C), May 2, 7, 9, 14 May 17 - 18

Swimming Feb. 16 March 23 Apr. 26 2 14 Apr. 29 - May 4 Apr. 29 - May 4 Southern Section Diving Apr. 29 - 30 Apr. 29 - 30 & May 4 State Championships May 10 - 11

Tennis/Boys Feb. 11 March 20 April 26 2 24 April 30(W/C), May 1, 3, 6, 8 May 10

Ojai Tournament April 25-27 Individual Championships May 16 May 21-23 Team State Regional May 17-18

Track & Field Feb. 16 March 23 Apr. 26 2 14 May 4 May 11 Masters Meet May 17 or 18 State Championship Meet May 24 - 25

Volleyball/Boys* Feb. 16 March 21 Apr. 24 2 28 Apr.27(W/C), 30, May 2,4,8 May 11 SoCal Regionals May 14, 16, 18 * = Date Change Due To Council Vote On January 24, 2018 Page 14 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Spring 2018

2017-18 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - FORD GIRLS WATER POLO PLAYOFF RESULTS DIVISION 1 DIVISION 5 First Round: D o s P u e b l o s 12 , O r a n g e L u t h e r a n 2017-18 CIF First Round: D o w n ey 16 , H I l l c r e s t 2; B e a u m o n t 7; Foothill 18, Corona del Mar 9; Mater Dei 10, Los 9, Lakeside 3; Moorpark 5, Foothill Technology A l a m i t o s 8 ; S a n M a r c o s 8 , L a g u n a B e a c h 7 (OT ) . SOUTHERN SECTION - 2; Santa Ana Valley 7, Great Oak 4; Temescal Semifi nals: Dos Pueblos 9, Foothill 7; San CAnyon 15, Arlington 10; Atascadero 8, Santa Marcos 6, Mater Dei 4. FORD Final: San Marcos 4, Dos Pueblos 3. Ynez 5; Woodbridge 9, Chino 6; Sunny Hills 3rd Place: Mater Dei 13, Foothill 6. GIRLS WATER POLO 10, California 2; El Segundo 16, Alemany 10; Consolutation First Round: Corona del Mar Alta Loma 10, Redlands 5; Fullerton 11, Costa 10, Orange Lutheran 9 (OT); Laguna Beach 7, CHAMPIONS Mesa 4; Diamond Bar 10, Kennedy 4; Notre Los Alamitos 3. Dame/Sherman Oaks 21, Mayfi eld 7; Cajon 11, Consulation Finals: Laguna Beacch 9 (5th Corona 10; Etiwanda 11, Malibu 8 Millikan 19, Pl), Corona del Mar 4; Los Alamitos 13 (7th Pl), DIVISION 1 Jurupa Valley 1 Orange Lutheran 7. Second Round: D o w n ey 13 , B e a u m o n t 8 ;S a n t a San Marcos Ana Valley 5, Moorpark 4; Temescal Canyon DIVISION 2 9, Atascadero 6; Sunny Hills 5, Woodbridge 4; Wild Card Round: Santa Barbara 10, Troy 5; Santa Margarita 8, Huntington Beach 7 El Segundo 12, Alta Loma 4; Diamond Bar 7, First Round: S a n C l e m e n t e 14 , R e d o n d o U n i o n DIVISION 2 Fullerton 6; Notre Dame 14, Cajon 6; Millikan 3; La Canada 5, Agoura 4; Schurr 10, ML King Newport Harbor 12, Etiwanda 7. 9; Santa Barbara 8, Murrieta Valley 3; Santa Quarterfi nals: Downey 12, Santa Ana Valley Margarita 15, Poly/Riverside 3; Arroyo Grande 7; Sunny Hills 10, Temescal Canyon 9; Diamond 9, Santa Monica 4; Los Osos 7, Royal 5; Newport Bar 5, El Segundo 4; Notre Dame 12, Millikan 11. Harbor 15, El Toro 13. DIVISION 3 Semifi nals: Downey 12, Sunny Hills 9; Notre Quarterfi nals: San Clemente 11, La Canada 9; Dame 7, Diamond Bar 5. Santa Barbara 5, Schurr 2; Santa Margarita 19, Wilson/Long Beach Final: Notre Dame/Sherman Oaks 9, Downey 8 Arroyo Grande 7; Newport Harbor 12, Los Osos 9. Semifi nals: Santa Barbara 9, San Clemente 8; Newport Harbor 8, Santa Margarita 5. DIVISION 4 DIVISION 6 Finals: Newport Harbor 4, Santa Barbara 3. First Round: Whittier 14, Pacifi ca/Oxnard 2; Segerstrom Chaff ey 7, Wilson/Hacienda Heights 6; Savanna 8, Citrus Valley 7; Valencia/Placentia 13, Arcadia DIVISION 3 0; Roosevelt 16, Cerritos 9; Elsinore 14, Don Lugo Wild Card Round: S o u t h P a s a d e n a 10 , R a n c h o 7; San D imas 8 , G lendale 4; Teme c ula Valley 14, Cucamonga 5; Rosary Academy 12, Bonita 5; DIVISION 5 La Sierra 2; Glendora 16, Fontana 4; Garden Dana Hills 16, Palm Desert 5; Warren 9, Villa Grove 10, Santa Fe 6; Hemet 15, Lakewood 1; Park 8. Notre Dame/ Culver City 5, Montebello 4; Burroughs/Burbank First Round: Harvard Westlake 17, Aliso Niguel Sherman Oaks 14, Nipomo 3; Walnut 11, San Marino 10; Tustin 2; Canyon/Anaheim 20, South Pasadena 14; 16, Webb 9; Valley View 12, Palm Springs 6. Rosary Academy 14, Rio Mesa 7; Mira Costa 11, Righetti 4; Temple City 12, La Serna 11; Second Round: W h i t t i e r 8 , C h a ff ey 3; Valencia Santiago/Corona 12, Crescenta Valley 8; Wilson/ DIVISION 6 11, Savanna 4; Roosevelt 14, Elsinore 7; San Long Beach 13, Warren 8. D i m a s 5 , Te m e c u l a Va l l ey 3 ; G l e n d o r a 12 , G a r d e n Quarterfi nals: Harvard Westlake 9, Canyon 3; Culver City Grove 7; Culver City 13, Hemet 3; Burroughs 13, Mira Costa 8, Rosary 4; Claremont 16, Temple Walnut 5; Tustin 10, Valley View 9. City 7; Wilson 11, Santiago 10. Quarterfi nals: Valencia 7, Whittier 6; San Semifi nals: Harvard Westlake 6, Mira Costa 5; DIVISION 7 Dimas 7, Roosevelt 6; Culver City 9, Glendora Wilson 12, Claremont 7. 8; Tustin 10, Burroughs 9 (OT). Finals: Wilson/Long Beach 6, Harvard Westlake Marymount Semifi nals: Valencia 4, San Dimas 2; Culver 5. City 11, Tustin 7. Final: Culver City 4, Valencia/Placentia 3.

DIVISION 4 Wild Card Round: Ocean View 12, Westridge DIVISION 7 5; Esperanza 19, Yucaipa 13; Palos Verdes 9, Wild Card Round: Mark Keppel 10, Santa Beckman 8; Newbury Park 17, Los Altos 4; Brea Ana 3; Pioneer 9, Rancho Alamitos 1; La Mirada Olinda 7, Xavier Prep 6; Irvine 9, Chaparral 6. 11, Flintridge Prep 4; Paloma Valley 11, Indian First Round: Po l y/ Lo n g B E ac h 19, O c e a n V i ew Springs 2; Godinez 6, Monclair 4. 7; La Quinta/La Quinta 8, Esperanza 6; Oaks First Round: M a r y m o u n t 2 0 , S i e r r a V i s t a 2 ; M a r k Christian 17, Oxnard 8; St. Lucy;s 16, Capistrano Keppel 7, San Gorgonio 2; Pioneer 6, Moreno Valley 6; Palos Verdes 11, Poly/Pasadena 8; Valley 3; Villanova Prep 8, La Mirada 7; West Valley 13, San Barnardino 2; Paloma Valley 11, Newbury Park 15, Cabrillo/Lompoc 9. Santa Paula 8; Godinez 15, Pomona Catholic 3; Brea Olinda 7, Tesoro 5; Segerstrom 11, Irvine 4. Los Amigos 10, Bell Gardens 3 . Quarterfi nals: Poly 9, La Quinta 6; Oaks Quarterfi nals: Marymount 12, Mark Keppel Christian 14, St. Lucy;s 5; Newbury Park 7, Palos 4; Villanova Prep 12, Pioneer 2; West Valley 6, Verdes 6; Segerstrom 11, Brea Olinda. Paloma Valley 4; Los Amigos 10, Godinez 8. Semifi nals: P o l y 7, O a k s C h r i s t i a n 6 ; S e g e r s t r o m Semifi nals: Marymount 5, Villanova Prep 4; 15, Newbury Park 7. Los Amigos 8, West Valley 6. Final: Segerstrom 9, Poly/Long Beach 8 Final: Marymount 8, Los Amigos 2. CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Spring 2018 Page 15 WINNERS OF THE 2017-18 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION ACADEMIC AWARDS

CIF-SS/ANGELS 2017-2018 ACADEMIC TEAM CHAMPIONS

SPORT ENROLLMENT SCHOOL GPA Baseball 1499 or less Viepoint 3.73 1500 or more Capistrano Valley 3.66 Boys Basketball 1499 or less Poly/Pasadena 3.94 1500 or more Moorpark 3.76 Girls Basketball 1499 or less Crean Lutheran 3.90 1500 or more Santiago/Corona 3.89 Boys Cross Country 1499 or less Sage Hill 3.94 1500 or more South Pasadena 3.85 Girls Cross Country 1499 or less Brethren Christian 4.00 1500 or more Rancho Cucamonga 3.94 Football 1499 or less Poly/Pasadena 3.83 1500 or more Santa Margarita 3.43 Boys Golf 1499 or less Sage Hill 3.796 1500 or more Santa Ana Valley 3.87 Girls Golf 1499 or less Poly/Pasadena 3.93 1500 or more Villa Park 3.92 Boys Soccer 1499 or less Santa Clarita Christian 3.728 1500 or more Peninsula 3.68 Girls Soccer 1499 or less Calvary Murrieta 3.92 1500 or more Peninsula 3.90 Softball 1499 or less Calvary Murrieta 3.81 1500 or more Peninsula 3.75 Boys Swimming 1499 or less Flintridge Prep 3.88 1500 or more West Ranch 3.647 Girls Swimming 1499 or less Viewpoint 3.897 1500 or more Poly/Long Beach 3.88 Boys Tennis 1499 or less Flintridge Prep 3.93 1500 or more Diamond Bar 3.83 Girls Tennis 1499 or less Carpinteria 3.942 1500 or more Santa Barbara 3.90 Boys Track & Field 1499 or less St. Margaret's 3.775 1500 or more Corona del Mar 3.68 Girls Track & Field 1499 or less Whitney 3.89 1500 or more Palos Verdes 3.86 Boys Volleyball 1499 or less Whitney 3.89 1500 or more West Ranch 3.689 Girls Volleyball 1499 or less Nordhoff 3.91 1500 or more Camarillo 3.819 Boys Water Polo 1499 or less Flintridge Prep 3.85 1500 or more Rancho Cucamonga 3.79 Girls Water Polo 1499 or less Poly/Pasadena 3.88 1500 or more Corona del Mar 3.77 Boys Wrestling 1499 or less Webb 3.52 1500 or more Peninsula 3.74 Girls Wrestling 1499 or less Northview 3.45 1500 or more Beaumont 3.58 Page 16 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Spring 2018

2017-2018 FEMALE/MALE ATHLETES OF THE YEAR FEMALE MALE School Student Name GPA School Student Name GPA Atascadero Abigail Wright 4 Atascadero Nathan Mueller 4 Beaumont Amy Calderwood 4 Beaumont Aaron Torres 3.83 Bishop Amat Kalea Fajardo 4 Bishop Amat Anthony Reyna 4 Bolsa Grande Tiff any Ly 3.82 Bolsa Grande Alan Vu 3.67 Brea Olinda Iyree Jarrett 3.66 Brea Olinda Nicholas Natividad 3.72 Brethren Christian Effi e Hill 4 Brethren Christian Eric Alexander 4 Burroughs/Ridgecrest Rachel McCormick 4 Burroughs/Ridgecrest Tristen Foisy 4 California Military Yazmin Munoz 4 California Military Aaron Lee 3.88 Calvary Murrieta Amber Rose Newman 4 Camarillo Brandon Duran 4 Camarillo Emily Patterson 4 Campbell Hall Jamis DeKay 4 Campbell Hall Giulia Palermo 4 Canyon/Anaheim Dylan Porter 4 Canyon/Anaheim Jacqueline Venckus 4 Capistrano Valley Chr Keston Kajitani 3.97 Capistrano Valley Chr Sophia Pluhar 3.82 Corona del Mar Mitchell Cooper 3.97 Coastal Christian Carlee Santana 3.75 Crespi Matthew Stephen Salerno 4 Corona del Mar Julianne Bartz 3.97 Crossroads Glen Kahan 3.94 Crossroads Clare Larsen 3.97 Cypress Aman Bhakta 3.94 Cypress Lea Haddad 3.91 Da Vinci Design Acad Mark Andal 3.86 Da Vinci Design Acad Alexa Ghilardi-Ali 3.86 Desert Chapel Dylan Ingram 3.99 Desert Chapel Biannca Guintu 3.98 Diamond Bar Rajvir Dua 4 Diamond Bar Amy Xia 4 Dos Pueblos Daniel Willett 4 Diamond Ranch Andrea Montecinos-Padilla 3 . 9 6 El Dorado Christopher Frobenius 3.73 Dos Pueblos Tara Van Hoorn 3.97 El Modena Nicholas Real 4 El Modena Hannah Habibi 4 Excelsior Charter Jacob Jakubec 3.86 Excelsior Charter Delilah Lemons 3.87 Flintridge Prep Evan Pattinelli 4 Flintridge Prep Mona Cesario 4 Heritage Christian Jonathan Reeves 3.88 Flintridge Sacred Heart Ellis DeJardin 4 Holy Martyrs Armond Mnatsakanyan 3.67 Heritage Christian Amanda Avila 4 Irvine Luke Chaikovsky 3.93 Holy Martyrs Marinor Balouzian 4 Lakeside/Lake Elsinore Roberto Puquirre 3.98 Irvine Kristine Nguyen 3.92 Lakewood BeauKalani Tiedemann 3.87 Lakeside/Lake Elsinore Taylor Ogden 4 Lutheran/La Verne Luke Lovett 3.71 Lakewood Delaney Russell 3.97 Lutheran/Orange Garret Nourse 4 Lennox Academy Nicole Gutierrez 3.86 Mater Dei Nicholas Pham 4 Lutheran/La Verne Mollie Hittinger 4 Montebello Carlos Lopez 3.67 Lutheran/Orange Gianna Nicoletti 3.87 Northview Albert Ramon 4 Marlborough Sophia Launsbach 4 Ocean View Kyle Tsai 3.51 Mater Dei Lauren Openshaw 4 Palos Verdes Ian Irish 3.83 Montebello Katherine Acero 4.64 Pasadena Ethan Nishikawa 4 Northview Sophia Cardenas 3.87 Peninsula Arthur Levine 4 Ocean View Micayla Shook 3.95 Pilibos Vahn Kurkjian 3.71 Palos Verdes Kathryn Sunada 3.83 Poly/Long Beach Thomas Fleming 4 Pasadena Victoria Tran 4 Rancho Cucamonga Acosta, Nick 3.72 Peninsula Clara Deley 4 Sage Hill Noah Cha 4 Pilibos Aleeque Marselian 4 San Bernardino Elijah Payne 3.95 Poly/Long Beach Anja Oca 4 San Clemente Connor Mateer 4 Sage Hill Yoon Ju Shin 4 San Dimas Adam Zorko 3.96 San Bernardino Alexia Aguilar 3.92 Santa Clarita Christian Tim Nakhla 4 San Clemente Marley Macarewich 4 Santiago/Corona Kyle Pendleton 4 San Dimas Annalyn Diaz 4 Sierra Canyon Noah Levin 3.97 Santa Clarita Christian Julia Phillipps 4 Southlands Christian William Zhao 4 Santa Margarita Nicole Merritt 4 St. Anthony Brendan McDaid 3.98 Santiago/Corona Natalie Celt 4 St. John Bosco Colby Corcoran 3.57 Sierra Canyon Zoe Fleck 3.79 St. Margarets Episcopal Bryant Villamil 4 Southlands Christian Cherie Chen 4 St. Margarets Episcopal Daisy Sellas 4 St. Anthony Caroline Chihak 3.96 Thousand Oaks Miles Zoltac 4 Thousand Oaks Erin Steckline 4 Trinity Classical Acad Hobbs (Robert) Christopher 3.86 Trinity Christian Emily T. Vandercook 3.96 Vasquez Garrett Musil 4 Trinity Classical Acad Kathryn Brooks 3.71 Victor Valley Jose Flores 3.69 Vasquez Charlee Trussel 3.17 Victor Valley Christian Aaron Quarles 3.67 Victor Valley May Aye 4 Victor Valley Christian Eric Choi 4 Victor Valley Christian Elinor Gerbracht 4 Viewpoint Connor Hogan 4 Viewpoint Kate Kaplan 4 Vista Murrieta Elisha Guidry 3.71 Vista Murrieta Alyson Bean 4 Webb Jacob Miller 3.83 Webb Macy Huang 4 Webb Macy Huang 4 West Valley Raelee Taylor 3.8 West Valley Issac Alcaraz 3.87 Wilson/Long Beach Mikaila Baumel 3.96 Wilson/Hacienda Hghts Benjamin Garza 3.16 Wilson/Long Beach Cameron Johnson 3.66 Yucca Valley Daniel Goddard 4 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Spring 2018 Page 17

2017-18 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - FORD BOYS SOCCER PLAYOFF RESULTS DIVISION 1 DIVISION 5 First Round: Ser vite Bye; Warren 1, Har vard Weestlake 0; San Clemente Wild Card Round: Rancho Cucamonga 3, Mayfair 2; Kennedy 1, Los 4, Century 2; Palos Verdes 1, Edison 0; Cathedral City 6, Notre Dame/ Amigos 0; Canyon/Canyon Country 3, Fillmore 2; Apple Valley 5, Moreno Sherman Oak 0; Paramount 1, El Dorado 0; Redlands East Valley 2, El Valley 2; Arcadia 1, Arroyo 0; Beaumont 1, Elsinore 0; HIllcrest 3, Coachella Rancho 0; Millikan Bye; Loyola Bye; Santa Ana 3, Corona del Mar 1; Valley 3 (PK). Downey 11, Fountain Valley 0; Mission Viejo 2, Mater Dei 1; Capistrano First Round: Rancho Cucamonga 1, Garey 0; Kennedy 3, Firebaugh 0; Valley 2, Godinez 1; Katella 1, Santa Margarita 0; Peninsula 1, Crespi 0; Monrovia 1, Mountain View 0; Oak Hills 2, San Jacinto 0; Vista Murrieta 2, Santa Barbara 0. Nogales 1; El Segundo 3, Pacifi ca/Garden Grove 1; Eastside 2, Canyon/ Second Round: Warren 2, Servite 1; San Clemente 4, Palos Verdes 1; Canyon Country 1; Baldwin Park 3, Apple Valley 2; Santa Paula 1, Arcadia Cathedral 1, Paramount 0; Redlands East Valley 3, Millikan 2; Loyola 4, 0; Dunn 2, West Ranch 0; Beaumont 1, Great Oak 0; Sierra Vista 5, Desert Santa Ana 0; Downey 0, Mission Viejo 0 (PK 6-5); Capistrano Valley 2, Hot Springs 0; El Monte 2, La Canada 1; Animo Leadership 2, Crossroads Katella 0; Santa Barbara 4, Peninsula 0. 1; Hesperia 2, Paloma Valley 0; Diamond Ranch 2, Hillcrest 1. Quarterfi nals: San Clemente 1, Warren 0; Cathedral 3, Redlands East Second Round: RAncho Cucamonga 2, Kennedy 1; Monrovia 4, Oaks Valley 0; Loyola 2, Downey 0; Santa Barbara 3, Capistrano Valley 1. Hills 1; El Segundo 3, Vista Murrieta 3 (PK 9-8); Baldwin Park 2, Eastside Semifi nals: Cathedral 1, San Clemente 1 (PK); Santa Barbara 1, Loyola 1; Dunn 0, Santa Paula 0 (PK 1-0); Sierra Vista 2, Beaumont 0; Animo 0 (2 OT). Leadership 3, El Monte 1; Hesperia 3, Diamond Ranch 0. Final: Santa Barbara 0, Cathedral 0 (PK 3-1). Quarterfi nals: Oak Hills 1, Rancho Cucamonga 1; El Segundo 3, Baldwin P a r k 1; D u n n 0 , S i e r r a V i s t a 0 ( P K 4 - 3) ; H e s p e r i a 1, A n i m o L e a d e r s h i p 1 ( P K ) . DIVISION 2 Semifi nals: El Segundo 2, Oak Hills 1; Hesperia 3, Dunn 0. First Round: Valencia/Placentia 1, Redondo Union 0; South Torrance 1, Final: El Segundo 2, Hesperia 0. Royal 0; Bell Gardens 3, Lakewood 2; Poly/Riverside 4, ML King 2; Mira Costa 3, Moorpark 0; Santiago/Garden Grove 2, Corona 1; Hueneme 4, DIVISION 6 Santa Maria 2; Sunny Hills 5, St. Francis 1; Norte Vistas 1; Wilson/Long Wild Card Round: West Covina 1, San Gorgonio 0; Zausa 4, Arrowhead Beach 1 (PK 4-3); Anaheim 4, Trabuco Hills 2; San Marcos 3, West Torrance Christian1; University Prep1, Woodcrest Christian 0; Sage Hill 4, Marshall 2; Montebello 6, Newport Harbor 2; Centennial/Corona 1; Cabrillo/Long 3; Laguna Blanca 5, Sierra Canyon 3; Ontario Christian 4, Victor Valley 1; Beach 0; Aliso Niguel 4, Burroughs/Burbank 0; Camarillo 3, Salesian 2; South Pasadena 2, Valley Christian/Cerritos 1; Ganesha 4, Northview 1. Arlington 2, Foothill 1. First Round: G r a n i t e H I l l s 2 , We s t C o v i n a 0 ; P o m o n a 0 , N u v i e w B r i d g e 0 ( P K Second Round: South Torrance 0, Valencia 0 (PK 5-4); Poly 3, Bell 5 -3); Maranatha 2, A zusa 2 (PK 4-2); Campbell Hall 6, CAMS 0; Carpinteria Gardens 0; Mira Costa 3, Santiago 1; Sunny Hills 3, Hueneme0; Norte 3, Chadwick 1; St. Margaret's 1, St. Anthony 1 (PK); Malibu 2, La Salle 1; Vista 2, Anaheim 1 University Prep 2, Pacifi c 1; Santa Clara 3, Sage Hill 2; Laguna Beach 3, Montebello 1, San Marcos 0; Aliso Niguel 3, Centennial 1; Arlington 2, Lennox Academy 0; Webb 2, ONtario Christian 0; Wilson/Hacienda Heights Camarillo 0. 4, Mary Star of the Sea 0; South Pasadena 2, Crean Lutheran 1; Riverside Quarterfi nals: South Torrance 2, Poly 1 (2 OT); Sunny HIlls 1, Mira Costa Prep 2, Adelanto 0; Rubidoux 1, Mammoth 0; Ganesha 3, Brentwood 2. 1 (PK 4-2); Montebello 3, Notre Vista 1; Aliso Niguel 0, Arlington 0 ()PK 4-2). Second Round: Granite Hill 1, Pomona 0; Campbell Hall 2, Maranatha Semifi nals: Sunny Hills 0, South Torrance 0 (PK 4-3); Aliso Niguel 2, 0; Carpinteria 3, St. Margaret's 1; University Prep 2, Malibu 1; Santa Clara Montebello1. 3, Laguna Blanca 2; Webb 1, Wilson 0; South Pasadena 3, Riverside Prep Final: Aliso Niguel 3, Sunny Hills 0. 0; Rubidoux 0, GAnesha 0 (PK 4-3).

DIVISION 3 See BOYS SOCCER page 22. First Round: University 2, Poly/Long Beach 0; Saddleback 3, Schurr 1; Artesia 2, Rio Mesa 1; Quartz Hill 3, Pioneer Valley 1; Loara 1, Chaff ey 0; La Habra 2, Brea Olinda 1; Valley View 2, Fontana 0; Newbury Park 5, Paso Robles 5; Estancia 4, Dana Hills 1; La Quinta/La Quinta 3, Bloomington 1; Carter 4, Yorba Linda 0; Thousand Oaks 2, Arroyo Grande 1; Upland 2, 2017-18 CIF SOUTHERN Bishop Montgomery 1; Villa Park 1, Segerstrom 0; California 2, Claremont SECTION - FORD 0; Crescenta Valley 3, Ventura 1. Second Round: University 4, Saddleback 0; Artesia 3, Quarz Hill 1; La BOYS SOCCER CHAMPIONS Habra 2, Loara 0; Newbury Park 2, Valley View La Quinta 2, Estancia 1; Carter 5, Thousand Oaks 1; Villa Park 0, Upland DIVISION 1 0 (PK 4-2); California 1, Crescenta Valley 0. Quarterfi nals: University 2, Artesia 1; La Habra 2, Newbury Park 0; La Santa Barbara Quinta 1, Carter 0; Villa Park 1, California 0. DIVISION 2 Semifi nals: University 2, La Habra 1; Villa Park 1, La Quinta 0. Final: University 2, Villa Park 0. Aliso Niguel DIVISION 4 DIVISION 3 Wild Card Round: Cathedral City 2, Colton 1; Palm Springs 2, Ayala 1; Knight 2, AB Miller 0; Leuzinger 1, Lawndale 0; Woodbridge 5, Buena Park University 3; Righetti 5, Cabrillo/Lompoc 1; Pasadena 3, Westlake 2. First Round: Desert Mirage 2, Cathedral City 0; Santa Monica 3, SAnta DIVISION 4 Ynez1; La Serna 1, Nor walk 3; Glendora 3, Colony 0; Citrus Hill 5, Temecula Desert Mirage Valley 0; Oxnard 3, Costa Mesa 2; Rialto 1, Ramona 0; Redlands 6, Palm Springs 2; Indaian Springs 2, Knight 1; Lompoc 1, Leuzinger 0; Palm Desert DIVISION 5 4, Woodbridge 1; Temescal Canyon 2, Damien 0; La Mirada 7, Palmdale 0; Chino 3, Alta Loma 0; Hart 4, Righetti 1; Garden Grove 3, Pasadena 1. El Segundo Second Round: Desert Mirage 1, Santa Monica 0; Glendora 2, La Serna 0; Oxnard 3, Citrus Hill 2; Redlands 2, Rialto 1; Indian Springs 2, Lompoc 1; DIVISION 6 Temescal Canyon 3, Palm Desert 1; La Mirada 1, CHino 0; Hart 3, Garden Carpinteri Grove 2. Quarterfi nals: Deser t Mirage 2, Glendora 1; Oxnard 2, Redlands 0; Indian DIVISION 7 Springs 3, Temescal Canyon 2; Hart 1, La Mirada 1 (PK 4-3). Semifi nals: Desert Mirage 2, Oxnard 1; Indian Springs 5, Hart 1. Aquinas Final: Desert Mirage 3, Indian Springs 2. Page 18 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Spring 2018

2017-18 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - FORD GIRLS SOCCER PLAYOFF RESULTS DIVISION 1 Prep 11, Buena 0; Culver City 1, Knight 0; Notre Dame/Sherman Oaks 2, First Round: L o s A l a m i t o s B ye; R a n c h o C u c a m o n g a 1, N o r t h w o o d 0 ; V i s t a Arcadia 0; West Torrance 1, Alst Loma 0; Serrano 5, Estancia 0; Peninsula Murrieta 2, San Clemente 1; La Mirada 1, Poly/LB 0; JSerra 6, Dana Hills 1; 1, Sonora 0; Mayfair 3, Downey 0. Chino Hills 2, Beckman 1; Hart 2, Westlake 1; Santiago/Corona 2, Millikan Second Round: Oacifi ca 1, Camarillo 0; Canyon 2, Marymount 1; Oak 0; SAnta Margarita Bye; Esperanza 2, Wilson/Long Beach 1; Los Osos 2, Hills 2, Poly 1; Centennial 2, North Torrance 1; Flintridge Prep 3, Culver Edison 2 (PK 5-4); Aliso Niguel Bye; Troy 2, Foothill 0; Harvard Westlake City 0; WEst Torrance 1, Notre Dame 1 ((PK 4-3); Peninsula 2, Serrano 1; 2, Moorpark 0; Huntington Beach 1, San Juan Hills 1 (PK 3-1); Upland Bye. Mayfair 3, La Serna 1. Second Round: RAncho Cucamonga 1, Los Alamitos 1 (PK 3-2); La Quarterfi nals: Pacifi ca 1, Canyon 0; Centennial 2, Oak Hills 1 (OT); Mirada 2, Vista Murrieta 1; JSerra 2, Chino Hills 0; Santiago 2, Hart 1; Santa Flintridge Prep 3, West Torrance 0; Mayfair 1, Peninsula 0. Margarita 2, Esperanza 0; Los Osos 2, Aliso Niguel 1; Harvard Westlake 2, Semifi nals: Pacifi ca 2, Centennial 0; Flintridge Prep 3, Mayfair 2. Troy 0; Upland 3, Huntington Beach 0. Final: Flintridge Prep 3, Pacifi ca/Garden Grove 1. Quarterfi nals: La Mirada 1, Rancho Cucamonga 0; JSerra 3, Santiago 1; Santa Margarita 2, Los Osos 0; Upland 1, Harvard Westlake 0. DIVISION 4 Semifi nals: JSerra 0, La Mirada 0 (PK 6-5); Santa Margarita 1, Upland 0. Wild Card Round: Paramount 3, Bellfl ower 0; Crean Lutheran 0, Ocean Final: JSerra 1, Santa Margarita 0 View 0 (PK); Burroughs/Burbank 1, Brentwood 0); Montclair 4, Granite HIlls 1; Kennedy 3, Cerritos 2; HIghland 2, Mayfi eld 1; Paso Robles 3, Windward DIVISION 2 0; Great Oak 5, San Marino 0; Apple Valley 2, Diamond Ranch 1. Wild Card Round: Lakewood 3, South Torrance 0; Roosevelt 2, Mission First Round: Paloma Valley 2, Paramount 0; Palm Desert 4, Barstow 1; Viejo 0 Laguna Beach 4, Crean Lutheran 0; Eastside 4, Pacifi ca/Oxnard 0; Santa First Round: South HIlls 3, Lakewood 0; Canyon/Anaheim 2, Mira Costa Ynez 4, Burroughs/Burbank 0; Montclair 2, Bloomington 1; Walnut 3, Valley 1; Cypress 2, Royal 1; San Marcos 2, Oaks Christian 1; Temecula Valley 3, View 1; St. Margarets 1, Kennedy 0; Valley Christian/Cerritos 3, Highland 0; Marin 1; Corona del Mar 2, Santa Monicva 0; Quartz Hill 1, Trabuco Hills (PK La Canada 1, Temescal Canyon 0; Bishop Montgomery 4, Chino 1; Ventura 3-1); El Dorado 4, Redlands East Valley 1; Redondo Union 4, Chaminade 2, Paso Robles 0; El Segundo 3, Viewpoint 2; Great Oak 3, Silverado 2; 0; Claremont 3, Yucaipa 0; San Luis Obispo 4, Agoura 3; Warren 0, Rosary California 2, Grand Terrace 2; La Quinta/La Quinta 2, Apple Valley 0. 0 (PK 3-0); Sunny Hills 2, Yorba Linda 1; Valencia/Valencia 3, Flintridge Second Round: P a l o m a Va l l e y 5 , P a l m D e s e r t 0 ; L a g u n a B e a c h 2 , E a s t s i o d e Sacred Heart 2; Bishop Amat 1, Glendora 0; Villa Park 2, Roosevelt 1. 1, Montclair 2, Santa Ynez1; St. Margaret 's 4, Walnut 0; La Canada 1, Valley Second Round: Canyon 2, South Hills 1; Cypress 2, San Marcos 1; Christian 0; Ventura 6, Bishop Montgomery 0; Great Oak 4, El Segundo 1; Temecula Valley 2, Corona del Mar 1; El Dorado 5, Quartz Hill 0; Redondo La Quinta 2, California 1. Union 3, Claremont 1; San Luis Obispo 2, Warren 1; Sunny Hills 2, Valencia Quarterfi nals: Paloma Valley 3, Laguna Beach 0; St. Margaret's 3, Montclair 0; Villa Park 1, Bishop Amat 0. 0; Ventura 3, La Canada 0; La Quinta 2, Great Oak 0. Quarterfi nals: Cypress 1, Canyon 1 (PK 4-3); Temecula Valley 3, El Semifi nals: Paloma Balley 2, St. Margaret's 0; Ventura 3, La Quinta 1. Dorado 2; San Luis Obispo 3, Redondo Union 0; Sunny Hills 2, Villa Park 0. Final: Paloma Valley 1, Ventura 0 Semifi nals: Te m e c u l a Va l l e y 3 , C y p r e s s 0 ; S a n L u i s O b i s p o 2 , S u n n y H i l l s 1. Finals: Temecula Valley 3, San Luis Obispo 2. DIVISION 5 . Wild Card Round: Tahquitz 2, Ontario Christian 1; Cathedral City 5, SAge DIVISION 3 H ill 0; G o dinez 2, Sant a Fe 0; A r lington 1, J ur upa Valley 0; Immaculate Heart Wild Card Round: Redlands 1, Arroyo Grande 0. 5, La Reina 0; Glendale 2, Summit 0. First Round: Pacifi ca/Garden Grove 1, Redlands 0; Camarillo 1, Oxnard First Round: Patriot 1, Tahquitz 0; San Dimas 3, Rancho Mirage 2; Jurupa 0; Canyon/Canyon Country 1, Sierra Canyon 0; Marymount 1, Thousand Hills 3, Cathedral City 2; Gabrielino 2, Lompoc 1; Westminster 1, Godinez 0; Oaks 0; Oak Hills 5, Cajon 1; Poly/Riverside 2, La Salle 1; North Torrance Animo Leadership 1, Anaheim 0; Western Christian 3, Nogales 2; Arlington 2, Poly/Pasadena 1; Centennial/Corona 3, Crescenta Valley 0; Flintridge 1, Hemet 1 (PK 6-4); Immaculate Heart 3, St. Genevieve 2; Los Amigos 2, Rowland 1; Sierra Vista 5, Hillcrest 4; Santa Ana 1, Katella 1 (PK 2-1); Schurr 1, ONtario 1 (PK 2-0); Beaumont 3, San Gorgonio 0; Maranatha 2, 2017-18 CIF SOUTHERN Santa Paula 1; South Pasadena 2, Glendale 0. SECTION - FORD Second Round: Patriot 1, San Dimas 0; Jurupa Hills 2, Gabrielino 1; Westminster 5, Animo Leadership 0; Western Christian 3, Arlington 1; Los GIRLS SOCCER CHAMPIONS Amigos 3, Immaculate Heart 1; Sierra Vista 5, Santa Ana 2; Beaumont 1, Schurr 0; South Pasadena 3, Maranatha 0. DIVISION 1 Quarterfi nals: Jurupa Hills 1, Patriot 0; Westminster 1, Western Christian 0; Los Amigos 2, Sierra Vista 0; South Pasadena 2, Beaumont 1. JSerra Semifi nals: We s t m i n s t e r 4 , J u r u p a H i l l s 1; S o u t h P a s a d e n a 4 , L o s A m i g o s 0. DIVISION 2 Final: South Pasadena 4, Westminster 0. Temecula Valley DIVISION 6 Wild Card Round: Vistamar 3, Pacifi ca Christian/Santa Monica 0; Arroyo DIVISION 3 4, Santiago/Garden Grove 1; Templeton 3, de Toledo 0; Arrowhead Christian 5, Palm Springs 4; South El Monte 3, CAMS 1; University Prep 0, Heritage Flintridge Prep 0 (PK 4-3); Wilson/Hacienda Heights 8, Pomona 0; Pomona Catholic 1, El Monte 0; Carpinteria 1, Alverno 0; Moreno Valley 2, Aquinas 1; Hueneme 1, DIVISION 4 Orcutt Academy 1 (PK 4 -1); Pacifi ca Christian/Orange Co 3, Mark Keppel 1. Paloma Valley First Round: S an G ab r i e l M i s si o n 9, V i st am ar 0; A r r oyo 4, D a V inc i D e si gn 3; Academy/Academic Excellence 2, Vista Del Lago 0; Savanna 2, Nuview DIVISION 5 Bridge 0; Palmdale Aerospace Academy 2, Templeton 1; Arrowhead Christian 2, Mammoth 0; Foothill Technology 3, South El Monte 1; Coachella Valley South Pasadena 4, University Prep 1; Santa Rosa Academy 2, Wilson/Hacienda Heights 1; Pomona Catholic 2, The A rc her Sc hool for G ir ls 0; M ontebello 1, Car pinter ia DIVISION 6 0; Riverside Prep 3, Moreno Valley 1; Hueneme 1, Nordhoff 1 (PK 4-3); San Gabriel Mission Oxford Academy 5, Lennox Academy 0; Rialto 2, Garey 1; Garden Grove 3, Pacifi ca Christian 0. DIVISION 7 Fillmore See GIRLS SOCCER page 22. CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Spring 2018 Page 19

2017-18 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - FORD DIVISIONAL INDIVIDUAL WRESTLING CHAMPIONS WT. CENTRAL COASTAL EASTERN INLAND NORTHERN SOUTHERN 106 Andrew Silva Victor Atherton Troy Tadros Bobby Pinto Jonathan Prata Omar Alvarez /servite Arroyo Santiago/C Northview Downey Victor Valley

113 Antonio Lorenzo Easton Amuro Jakob Clinton Alex Ramirez Dillon Ajtun Aaron Nagao St. John Bosco Calvary Chapel/SA Millikan Rowland Downey Esperanza

120 Christian Nunez Luciano Arroyo JaQuil Taylor Eddie Flores Mohammed Shalabi Elijah Holiday St. John Bosco Calvary Chapel/SA Knight Northview Bloomington Esperanza

126 Cleveland Belton Chance Rich Collin Hayes Jason Valencia Matthew Morales Ethan Gould St. John Bosco Valencia/V Walnut Northview Downey Esperanza

132 Marco Polanco J. Gardino Jesse Vasquez Eric Lucero Anthony Miranda Elijah Palacio Bishop Amat Indio Santiago/C Etiwanda Colton Edison

138 Sonny Santiago Alex Godina Anthony Loera Gabriel Cortez Benny Banduenga Niko Combado St. John Bosco Westminster Yucaipa Northview Righetti Victor Valley

145 Troy Madrigal Jacob Hansen Adrian Salgado Beau Perez Jake Banks Max Wilner Servite Royal ML King San marino South Hills Fountain Valley

152 Shelton Miller Terry Munoz Gabe DeHaro Joseph Conroy Steven Dourseau Jared Williams Oak HIlls Trabuco Hills Temescal Canyon Great Oak Citrus Hill Edison

160 Nate Vargas Wetzel Hill Josh Kim Kalmana McCreadie Daniel Prescott Trenton Ching Sultana Trabuco HIlls Santiago/C Irvine Ayala Fountain Valley

170 Michael Viramontes Ben Gould Christian Elias Diego Carrillo Issaya Finley Troy Good Hesperia Valencia/V Walnut Etiwanda Righetti Esperanza

182 Guillermo Escobedo Gerardo Hernandez Brandon Leon Ryan Cosio Joel Avila Will Yamasaki Bishop Amat Capistrano Valley Roosevelt Temecula Valley Bloomington Dos Pueblos

195 Daniel Park Andy Voong Travis Henderson Damien Wake James Cortez Gabriel Carrunza Montclair Arroyo Santiago/C Temecula Valley Santa Fe Victor Valley

220 Erich Osteen Joey Daniel Brayden Ray Logan Melendez Elias Zepeda Mike Ruiz Chaminade Santa Ana Santiago/C Temecula Valley Pioneer Valley Villa Park

285 Diego Sanchez Randy Arriaga Rancy Gonzalez, Jr. Angel Munoz Alejandro Alba Josh Tarango Montclair Capistrano Valley Lakewood Great Oak San Jacinto Canyon/A INDIVIDUAL TOURNAMENT TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS

PLACE CENTRAL COASTAL EASTERN INLAND NORTHERN SOUTHERN 1 St. John Bosco(307.5) Arroyo (179.0) Carter (211.5) Temecula Valley (273.5) Citrus Hill (203.0) Esperanza (207.0) 2 Servite (202.5) Valencia/V (164.0) Roosevelt (186.5) Northview (218.5) Downey (164.5) Victor Valley(202.0) 3 Bishop Amat (175.0) Santa Ana (164.0) Santiago/C (184.5) Etiwanda (180.5) Santa Fe (143.5) Dos Pueblos(189.0) 4 Oak HIlls (168.5) Calvary Chapel/SA (158.0) Walnut (182.0) Irvine (135.5) Righetti (142.0) Fountain Valley (157.5) 5 Sultana (165.5) Hillcrest (158.0) Centennial/C (173.0) Great Oak (133.0) Paramount (142.0) Villa Park (157.0) Page 20 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Spring 2018 2017-18 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - FORD GIRLS INDIVIDUAL WRESTLING CHAMPIONS WT. WT. 101 Angelina Gomez 137 Drury Aine Northview Westminster

106 Marissa Ritchie 143 Lorena Egea ML King University

111 Riha Prasad 150 Sasha Medvidovic Santa Monica Mira Costa

116 Gloria Gonzalez 160 Katja Osteen Paramount Chaminade

121 Caitlin Cardenas 170 Kiri Schell Corona Murrieta Valley

126 Cheyenne Bowman 189 Sierra Adams Gregory Rowland Millikan

131 Genesis Miranda 235 Brittany Milligan Moreno Valley Covina

GIRLS INDIVIDUAL TOURNAMENT TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS

PLACE 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH Northview (169.0) Corona (159.0) Hillcrest (89.5) Millikan (79.0) CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Spring 2018 Page 21

2017-18 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - FORD TEAM DUAL-MEET WRESTLING PLAYOFF RESULTS CENTRAL NORTHERN First Round: Northview Bye; Chino HIlls 57, First Round: Righetti Bye; Rio Mesa 41, Morro Los Altos 30; South Hills 63, San DImas 12; Bay 21; Royal 49, Thousand Oaks 29; Bishop Walnut 52, Covina 27; Etiwanda 48, Wilson/Hac. Amat 72, Channel Islands 6; Pacifi ca/Oxnard Hts. 24; Montclair 50, Charter Oak 24; Ayala 42, 2017-18 CIF SOUTHERN 42, Camarillo 33; Pioneer Valley 42, Knight 25; Bloomington 36; Hillcrest 51, West Covina 10. SECTION-FORD Alemany 49, Newbury Park 24; Dos Pueblos Quarterfi nals: Northview 62, Chino Hills 12; 39. Lompoc 24. Walnut 43, South Hills 29; Etiwanda 40, Montclair DUAL MEET Quarterfi nals: R i g h e t t i 5 5 , R i o M e s a 15 ; B i s h o p 27; HIllcrest 65, Ayala 15. WRESTLING Amat 40, Royal 28; Pacifi ca 45, Pioneer Valley Semifi nals: Northview 39, Walnut 30; HIllcrest 24; Dos Pueblos 39, Alemany 24. 47, Etowands 23. CHAMPIONS Semifi nals: Bishop Amat 39, Righetti 34, Dos Final: Northview 31, Hillcrest 30. Pueblos 33, Pacifi ca 24. Final: Bishop Amat 33, Dos Pueblos 21. COASTAL First Round: St. John Bosco Bye; Trabuco SOUTHERN HIlls 54, Fullerton 30; Valencia/Placentia Bye; CENTRAL First Round: Mira Costa 55, Bassett 24; Indian Aliso Niguel 48, Orange Lutheran 34; Villa Park Springs 57, Hamilton 27; Katella 46, Corona del Bye; Sonora Bye; Godinez Bye; Servite 64, San Northview Mar 28; Coachella Valley 45, Dana Hills 28; Irvine CLemente 6. 45, Rancho Mirage 33; El Toro 69, Vista Del Lago Quarterfi nals: St. John Bosco 72, Trabuco HIlls 10; Montebello 39, Sierra Vista 36; Valencia/ 12; Valencia 38, Aliso Niguel 35; Villa Park 44, COASTAL Valencia 54, Excelsior Charter 18. Sonora 25; Servite 72, Godinez 26. Quarterfi nals: Mira Costa 36, INdian Springs Semifi nals: St. John Bosco 73, Valencia 6; St. John Bosco 34; Coachel Valley, Katella; Irvine, El Toro; Servite 61, Villa Park 18. Valencia 53, Montebello 30. Final: St. John Bosco 34, Servite 22. Semifi nals: Mira Costa , Coachella Valley; EASTERN Valencia, Irvine. EASTERN Final: Valencia/Valencia 42, Mira Costa 30. First Round: Temecula Valley Bye; Oak Hills 47, Temecula Valley Temescal Canyon 22; Citrus Hill 60, Palm Desert WESTERN 9 ; C e n t e n n i a l / C o r o n a 6 6 , P o l y / R i v e r s i d e 9 ; C a r t e r First Round: Mayfair Bye; South Torrance 49, Bye; Santiago/Corona; Murrieta Mesa; Great Oak Wilson/Long Beach 18; Arroyo Bye; Paramount 37, La Quinta/La Quinta31; Paloma Valley Bye. NORTHERN 51, Poly/Long Beach 15; Millikan 72, El Monte 12; Quarterfi nals: Te m e c u l a Va l l ey 5 0 , O a k H i l l s 21; Bishop Amat S a n t a F e 4 6 , G l e n n 3 6 ; L a C a n a d a 5 4 , G a b r i e l i n o Centennial 43,Citrus Hill 21; Carter 34, Santiago 24; Downey Bye. 27; Paloma Valley 37, Great Oak 33. Quarterfi nals: Mayfair 33, South Torrance 32; Semifi nals: Temecula Valley 55, Centennial 15; Arroyo 55, Paramount 15; Millikan 48, Santa Fe Carter 41, Paloma Valley 30. SOUTHERN 30; Downey 48, La Canada 30. Final: Temecula Valley 54, Carter 12. Semifi nals: Arroyo 41, Mayfair 32; Downey, Valencia/Valencia Millikan. Final: Arroyo 53, . WESTERN Arroyo Page 22 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Spring 2018 BOYS SOCCER GIRLS SOCCER (Continued from page 17) (Continued from page 18) Quarterfi nals: Granite Hills 2, Campbell Hall 1; Second Round: San Gabriel Mission 2, Arroyo Carpinteria 3, University Prep 0; Webb 1, Santa 1; Acad/Academic Excellence 3, Savanna 2; Clara 0; Rubidoux 0, South Pasadena 0 (PJ 4-3). Paldale Aerospace Acad 2, Arrowhead Christian Semifi nals: Carpinteria 3, Granite HIlls 0; 1; Coachella Valley 2, Foothill Tech 1; Santa Rosa Rubidoux 1, Webb 0. Academy 1, Pomona Catholic 0; Riverside Prep Final: Carpinteria 3, Rubidoux 2. 3, Montebello 2; Oxford Academy 2, Hueneme 1; . Rialto 2, Garden Grove 1. DIVISION 7 Quarterfi nals: San Gabriel Mission 1; Acad/ W i l d C a r d R o u n d : B i g B e a r 5 , R e d l a n d s A d v e n t i s t Academic Excellence 0; Coachella Valley 3, 0; Mojave 8, Westmark 2; St. Bonaventure 3, Palmdale Aerospace Acad 0; Riverside Prep 3, Rolling Hills Prep1; Foothill Technology 4, Don Santa Rosa Acad 1; Rialto 6, Oxford Academy 0. Bosco Tech 0; Oxford Academy 1, Saddleback Semifi nals: San Gabriel Mission 3, Coachella Valley Christian 0; Da Vinci Desgin 2, Wildwood Valley 0; Rialto 2, Riverside Prep 0. 1; Academy/Academic Excellence 5, Grove 2; Final: San Gabriel Mission 4, Rialto 0. Academy/Careers & Exploration 4, Lancaster Baptist 2; St. Pius X-St. Matthias 5, Tarbut V'Torah DIVISION 7 2; Temecula Prep 7, St. Michaels' Prep 0; Whittier First Round: Vasquez 12, G lendale Adventist 0; Christian 4, Guidance Charter 1. Azusa 5, St. Paul 0; Calvary Murrieta 4, Ramona First Round: Aquinas 5, Big Bear 1; Verbum Dei 3; St. Bernard 9, Avalon 0; Saddleback Valley 2, AGBU/Canoga Park 0; Mojave 2, Hamilton 0; Christian 2, Indian Springs 0; Yucca Valley 3, Palmdale Aerospace Academy 1, St. Bonaventure San Jacinto Valley Academy 0; Pacifi c Lutheran 0; Foothill Technology 6, Southlands Christian 7, Pilibos 2; SAnta Clarita Christian 6, Mojave o; Orange Vista 9, Oxford Academy 1; Da Vinci 0; Ganesha 1, Capistrano Valley Christian 0; Desgin 9, Lighthouse Christian 0; Buckley 7, Orange Vista 6, Big Bear 3; Fillmore 6, St. Monica Acad/Acaddemic Excellence 1; Acad/Careers Catholic 1; Desert Mirage 3, Providence/Burbank & Exploration 8, Upland Christian Academy 2; 0 ; R u b i d o u x 3 , S o u t h l a n d s C h r i s t i a n 2 ; T h a c h e r 2 , California Militar y 1, San Jacinto Valley Academy Laguna Beach 1; St. Monica Academy 3, St. Pius 0; St. Pius X-St, Matthias Academy 12, Pilgrim 1; X-St. Matthias 1; Wildwood 4, Cobalt Institute 0. Samueli Ac ademy 8, Capistrano Valley Christian Second Round: A z u s a 3 , Va s q u e z 2 ; S t . B e r n a r d 0; Providence/Burbank 5, La Sierra Academy 0; 1, Calvery Murrieta 0; Saddleback Valley Christian Environmental Charter 4, Milken Community 0; 2, Yucca Valley 1; Santa Clarita Christian 5, Temecla Prep 2, Desert Christian Academy 0; Pacifi c Lutheran 0; Ganesha 6, Orange Vista 3; Vasquez 3, Whittier Christian1. Fillmore 2, Deser t Mirage 1; Rubidoux 2, Thacher Second Round: Aquinas 1, Verbum Dei 0; 1; Wildwood r, St. Monica Acad 1. Mojave 1, Palmdale Aerospace Academy 0; Quarterfi nals: Azusa 5, St. Bernard 1; Santa Foothill Technology 1, Orange Vista 0; Buckley 3, Clarita Christian 3, Saddlebacck Valley Christian2; D a V i n c i D e s i g n 2 ; C a l i f o r n i a M i l i t a r y 4 , A c a d e m y / Fillmore 1, Ganesha 0; Rubidoux 3, Wildwood 2. Careers & Exploration 2; Samueli Academy 2, Semifi nals: Azusa 3, Santa Clarita Christian2; St. Pius X-St, Matthias 1; Environmental Charter Fillmore 4, Rubidoux 1. 4, Providence 2; Vasquez 4, Temecula Prep 0. Final: Fillmore 3, Azusa 1. Quarterfi nals: Aquinas 2, Mojave 0; Foothill Technology 4, Buckley 3; Samueli Academy 3, California Military 0; Environmental Charter 2, Vasquez 0. Semifi nals: Aquinas 3, Foothill Technology 0; Environmental Charter 1, Samueli Academy 0. Final: Aquinas 3, Environmantal Charter 1. CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Spring 2018 Page 23