CIF-SS BULLETIN

VOL. 66, NO. 2 WINTER 2003-2004

For Full CIF-SS Fall Playoff Results See pages 12-18. Serving High School Athletics Since 1913 Page 2 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2003-2004 CIF-SS COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES PRESIDENT'S October 16, 2003

MESSAGE The October meeting of the CIF-SS Council was CIF State Federated Council meeting in order to called to order by Paul Breit, President, at 9:15 give Southern Section delegates voting direc- a.m. on Thursday, October 16, 2003 at The Grand tion. in Long Beach. All leagues were present with the 1. Proposal to reimburse bus and plane Job exception of the Christian, Express, Harbor, travel to State Championships at the same $1.00 Liberty, San Joaquin, Valley, At-Large Christine per mile - vote to send delegates uninstructed. Well Kulow, At-Large Dr. Carol Osbrink and At-Large 6. STATE FEDERATED COUNCIL NON-ACTION Done! Debbie Tate. ITEMS -- John Dahlem, President-Elect, pre- 1. ADOPT AGENDA -- It was moved, seconded sented the following non-action items which will and passed to adopt the agenda. be action items on the February Federated Coun- 2. MINUTES -- It was moved, seconded and cil agenda: By Paul Breit, President passed to approve the minutes of the CIF-SS 1. Penalty for violation of By-Law 309. CIF-SS Executive Committee Council Meeting of April 24, 2003. Additionally, 2. Basketball Mercy Rule. minutes of the CIF-SS Executive Committee meet- 7. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE LEGAL EXPENSE I hope that everyone had an enjoyable ing of September 24, 2003 is submitted as an ASSESSMENT PROPOSAL -- Jim Staunton, winter break and have survived the winter informational item. Commissioner, presented a proposal to add sports season. I want to compliment Karen 3. SPECIAL PRESENTATION -- Paul Breit, Presi- language to Article I, No. 148, which would allow Hellyer, Rob Wigod, and Paul Castillo for dent, introduced Distinguished Service Award CIF-SS to assess member schools for legal their leadership in the fall playoffs. They recipients Jim Patterson, Esperanza High School expenses not covered by the State CIF Office. continue to do an excellent job, and are an and Stu Reeder, Wilson (Hacienda Heights ) High 8. STATE FEDERATED COUNCIL -- Jim Staunton, integral part of the CIF-SS. School. Commissioner, reviewed the current State CIF 4. PUBLIC HEARING SESSION -- Stan Granch, Economic Viability Committee recommendations. representing Max Preps, explained the role of his 9. SOUTHERN SECTION NEW BUSINESS -- I had the privilege of attending all six of the organization in partnership with the CIF-SS. 1. John Costello, Director of Sports market- football semi-finals and championship Howard Farer - Tennis Advisory Committee ing, reviewed the CIF-SS marking plan in connec- games at Home Depot in December and member asked league representatives to en- tion with the current State CIF Economic Viability presented several of the plaques. It is an courage tennis coaches to communicate with Committee recommendation. excellent facility that is ideal for our football Advisory Committee members. 2. Thom Simmons, Director of Sports Infor- playoffs. With a capacity of approximately 5. STATE FEDERATED COUNCIL OCTOBER mation, presented a report on the CIF-SS awards 27,000, ample parking and easy access ACTION ITEMS -- Paul Briet, President, pre- process and the possible transition from certifi- from all areas in Southern California, it truly sented the following agenda item for the October cates to individual patches. is an ideal facility for the Southern Section Football Championships. I heard nothing but compliments from players, coaches California Interscholastic Federation and spectators on the facility. I hope that we Southern Section can continue to use Home Depot Sports 10932 Pine Street Complex and perhaps expand it use to Los Alamitos, CA 90720 other sports in the future. (562) 493-9500 -- Fax (562) 493-6266 One of the responsibilities for all members of the Executive Committee is to serve on OFFICERS panels for hardship eligibility appeals. If Paul Breit, Principal there is one area that we continue to hear Ganesha High School, President from the parents it is their lack of knowledge of our rules, especially when it comes to Dr. John Dahlem, Principal transfers. Over and over again, we hear Loara High School, President-Elect from parents, who are NOT trying to ma- nipulate the system, but simply doing what Dr. Ken Gunn, Principal they think is best for their child. Many of our Walnut High School, Past-President high schools do an excellent job in thor- oughly counseling the student and parents on the implications of a potential transfer. Susana Arce, Assistant Principal However, on too many occasions, we hear Nordhoff High School legitimate concerns from parents regard- Treasurer ing their lack of understanding of our rules, but more important, is that administrators James Staunton, Ed.D., Commissioner of Athletics from both the new and old schools did not adequately explain the eligibility rules re- BULLETIN EDITOR garding transfer. In some cases, parents Thom Simmons, Sports Information Director were never explained the transfer rules by either school and the student/parents wind up as the victim. EDITORIAL ASSISTANT Sharon Hodge, CIF-SS Secretary I would encourage the administration at the high schools (if you are not already doing Bulletin published three times yearly by CIF Southern Section See PRESIDENT page 18. CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2003-2004 Page 3 SOUTHERN SECTION MARKETING UPDATE COMMISSIONER'S TOYOTA RENEWSTHROUGH 2007 CORNER This past November, the Southern Section’s 540 member schools received a million dollar note that Toyota and the 58 Southern California Toyota Dealers Association has agreed to renew for an additional three years as the Title Partner of the CIF Southern Public/Private Section – TOYOTA Championships. The renewal of a second three year agreement, School signed in 2001, means that Toyota will have invested over $1,000,000 into Southern Section high school sports when the new agreement concludes in July 2007. Issues Forum A $1,000,000 reminder: Each of our 540 member schools recently received a new Toyota Championships banner that must be displayed in your gyms during the indoor playoffs as well as at all football playoff games. You can further our relationship and thank Toyota By James Staunton, Ed.D. for their incredible contribution by permanently displaying the Toyota banners at all your Commissioner of Athletics gymnasium and football games. On November 14th, 2003 CIF Southern Section hosted our first forum devoted to Thanks to Toyota and the Southern California Toyota Dealers Association for the million exploring problems related to public and dollar support of Southern Section high school athletics. private schools in CIF competition. The purpose of the meeting was to identify issues that may interfere with the goals and STATE WIDE MARKETING UPDATE mission of CIF resulting from competition between athletes from member public and As many of our school personnel have become aware, the State office and the ten sections non-public schools. Fourteen representa- of the CIF have been involved in an on-going review of marketing on behalf of our schools. tives, from all levels of site administration, The issue of coordinated marketing efforts is complicated when eleven different entities met in the office to present their concerns need to fit their programs cohesively together. and suggest possible answers. Gary Smidderks chaired the meeting. Following nearly a year of review, the CIF State office hired a third party sports marketing consultant to review the various concepts and provide their thoughts as to a direction that We began with a review of our current would provide the most opportunity for all the sections and the State office. situation. Presently, private schools make up 38% of our membership, 205 schools. That review has arrived and endorsed the concept that both State and section marketing These private schools range in size from programs can and should move forward cohesively rather than limiting the sections 1754 to 15. Our public schools make up individual efforts. 62% of the membership, or 336 schools. The largest public school houses 3631 At the February 2004 State Federated Council meeting a draft of the future CIF Marketing students, the smallest 14. program was discussed and is being prepared for a vote this coming May. While issues like pricing and how to put an agreement together will always be on-going, the general Historically, private schools have won be- premise that both State and section marketing programs should move equally forward has tween 29 and 35% of all of our champion- been endorsed. ships, depending on the time span stud- ied. Between the years 2000-the present So what’s next? As we move forward with this new program, some transitioning of existing private schools have accounted for 35% of partners will need to be made. Compromise with our partners, the State office and the the championships won. At first blush, it various sections will no doubt be required. The good news is that it has become clear that appears that the number of schools in the everyone’s marketing efforts are critical to funding our sports programs and that it is private sector is winning just about the right imperative that everyone work cooperatively to improve our statewide results. amount one would predict based on their membership in the Section.

Despite these numbers there has been a MANDATORY BALL UPDATE lingering feeling among a number of our members that private schools are some- We are pleased to report only one football playoff mandatory ball use violation this year. how enjoying advantages that public And that violation was particularly unique as the school in question was only in violation schools do not have. This is disturbing to because they kicked with the wrong ball each time. some who believe that at all levels of play, the rules should be exactly the same. You are reminded that schools are required to use the designated CIF Southern Section playoff ball in each sport during the playoffs. A violation of the mandatory ball rule does We called the meeting to consider some of result in the loss of your next opportunity to host a playoff game. the concerns we have heard.

We were pleased to see that fourteen rep- resentatives from all parts of the section gave up their afternoon to contribute. Prin- cipals, Athletic Directors and other athletic administrators represented their school

See COMMISSIONER page 19. Page 4 CIF-SS BULLETIN --Winter 2003-2004 MINUTES OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING August 16, 2003 The August meeting of the CIF Southern Section school to change their Summer Dead Period. reported that a Co-President of CAPSO will begin Executive Committee was called to order at 8:30 D. Commissioner Jim Staunton presented a serving with him on the State C.I.F. Federated a.m. by President Paul Breit at the Four Points letter from Los Alamitos High School requesting Council. Sheraton Hotel in Santa Monica. All members a policy statement be developed by the C.I.F. 7. Foothill Area Representative – Earl Haugen were present, with the exception of Jeannine Southern Section regarding the scheduling of announced that he has accepted a position in the Martineau. contests on religious holidays. Commissioner Downey Unified School District Office but will 1. ADOPT AGENDA – It was moved, seconded Staunton will respond to the request in writing. continue to serve on the C.I.F. Southern Section and passed to adopt the revised agenda. 5. REPORT SESSION – Executive Committee. 2. MINUTES – It was moved, seconded and A. President’s Report – Paul Breit reported on 8. President-Elect – John Dahlem reported that passed to approve the minutes of the CIF-SS his attendance at the National Federation Summer he served as the announcer at the State C.I.F. Executive Committee meeting of May 28, 2003. Meeting and the impact of the “No Child Left Track and Field Championships this year. - The minutes of the C.I.F. Council meeting of April Behind” legislation nationwide. 24, 2003 and the State C.I.F. Federated Council B. Treasurer’s Report – Susana Arce reported Prior to adjournment, the Executive Committee meeting of May 9-10, 2003 were distributed for that the preliminary fieldwork for the yearly audit discussed the following possible agenda items information. has been completed, the auditors will be making for the September 24, 2003 meeting: 3. ACTION SESSION – some adjustments and the final audit will be 1) Economic Viability - SOUTHERN SECTION ACTION ITEMS - presented at the November meeting of the Execu- 2) Charter schools and requests for member- A. NEW MEMBER SCHOOLS – After discus- tive Committee. Also, spring sports did very well ship sion, it was moved, seconded and passed to and the 2002- 2003 school year final report will 3) Legal funds charged back to member approve the memberships of Crystal Cathedral be presented at the November Executive Commit- schools, possible first read at the next C.I.F. High School and Lawndale High School for the tee meeting. Council meeting 2003-2004 school year, on the condition they C. Commissioner’s Report – Commissioner Jim attend and complete an orientation meeting at the Staunton presented the following items: There being no further business to come before C.I.F. Office. After discussion, it was moved, 1) The Commissioner’s Goals for the 2003- the Executive Committee, the meeting was ad- seconded and passed to approve the New 2004 school year. journed at 1:45 p.m. Harvest Christian School for membership for the 2) Sanctions and Penalties – Commissioner 2003-2004 school year, with the following con- Staunton reported that he held a very successful Submitted by: ditions: that they attend and complete an orien- in-service on August 12, 2003 with some schools ROB WIGOD tation at the C.I.F. Office, they fulfill all of their that had rules violations during the 2002-2003 ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER scheduling committments and that their member- school year and that the Mission Viejo High ship be reviewed by the Executive Committee in School football coaching staff has been sanc- Approved by: May, 2004. tioned for violating the Association Rule this past JAMES STAUNTON, Ed.D. After discussion, it was moved, seconded spring. COMMISSIONER OF ATHLETICS and passed to require all new membership appli- 3) His attendance at the NFHS Summer Meet- cations be received by the C.I.F. Southern Sec- ing. Also, he presented information regarding the tion Office, on or before May 1, for consideration efforts of the State C.I.F. in getting candidates by the Executive Committee for the following from California nominated for the NFHS Hall of school year. Fame. B. APPOINTMENT OF AT-LARGE MEMBERS 4) A plan to explore the possibility of billing TO THE C.I.F. COUNCIL – After discussion, it was member schools yearly for legal expenses. moved, seconded and passed to approve the 5) He will be sending every member school appointments of Kristine Kulow, Principal, San principal and superintendent information on con- Dimas High School and Debbie Tate, Principal, ditions of membership. Inglewood High School as At-Large members of D. Assistant Commissioner Reports – Rob the C.I.F. Council for two year terms. Wigod reported on the C.I.F. Officiating With 4. NEW BUSINESS – Honor Program that will be implemented this year, A. Commissioner Jim Staunton led a discus- the schedule of the August and September in- sion on the possibility of developing a policy services planned for various areas in the section regarding Multi-Campus Schools that subse- and his attendance at the NFHS Summer Meeting. quently become members of the C.I.F. Southern E. Executive Committee Member Reports – Section. 1. Superintendent Representative – Sue Rainey B. A discussion was held regarding the State reported on her selection of a new principal at C.I.F. Economic Viability Committee’s recommen- Martin Luther King High School. dations regarding the State C.I.F. Marketing Pro- 2. Small Schools Representative – Tom Peters gram. reported on a recent hearing he attended regard- After discussion, it was moved, seconded ing the forming of a new league and the possibility and passed to instruct the C.I.F. Southern Sec- of the Small Schools Area pursuing a 2-year tion representatives to the State Federated Coun- releaguing cycle. cil to continue to work on ways to compromise 3. Girls’ Athletic Director Representative – on some elements of the State C.I.F. Economic Sharen Caperton asked about the possibility of Viability Committee’s recommendations and ask putting all sports previews into one mailing for the Commissioner to consult with legal counsel athletic directors. on the potential legal ramifications of the C.I.F. 4. Desert Area Representative – Bob Dreiling Southern Section opting out of the State C.I.F. reported on his attendance at the NFHS Summer Marketing Program. Meeting and the session he attended regarding C. After discussion, it was moved, seconded the impact of the Americans with Disabilities Act and passed to recommend to the Blue Book on high school athletics. Committee support for Commissioner Jim 5. Parochial Area Representative – Sister Staunton’s recommendation for a change in the Cheryl Milner reported that she will begin serving Blue Book removing the language referring to on the State C.I.F. Executive Committee. special circumstances being necessary for a 6. CAPSO Representative – Gary Smidderks CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2003-2004 Page 5 MINUTES OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING September 24, 2003 The September meeting of the CIF Southern C. LEGAL FUNDS CHARGED BACK TO 1. Karen Hellyer distributed information and Section Executive Committee was called to order SCHOOLS, POSSIBLE FIRST READ AT OCTO- led a discussion regarding Blue Book Rule 217.1, at 1:12 p.m. by President Paul Breit at the C.I.F. BER 16TH C.I.F. COUNCIL MEETING – After dis- Discipline and Expulsion. Southern Section Office in Los Alamitos. All cussion, it was moved, seconded and passed 2. Rob Wigod reported on the in-services that members were present. to instruct the Commissioner to develop a pro- have been held for member schools over the past 1. ADOPT AGENDA – It was moved, seconded posal that would charge member schools for month. and passed to adopt the agenda. legal expenses as needed. Also, the Commis- E. Executive Committee Member Reports – 2. MINUTES – It was moved, seconded and sioner was instructed to consult with an insur- 1. Parochial Area Representative – Sister passed to approve the minutes of the CIF-SS ance broker regarding the possibility of obtaining Cheryl Milner reported on an upcoming meeting Executive Committee meeting of August 16, 2003. insurance for legal matters. of Catholic school principals and Parochial Area 3. ACTION SESSION – D. FOOTBALL BOWL GAMES PROPOSAL – schools on October 2. A. ACCEPTANCE OF THE RESIGNATION OF A discussion was held regarding the proposal 2. Small Schools Representative – Tom Peters DR. LIZA SCRUGGS – The Executive Committee from the Sac-Joaquin Section for State Champi- reported on the success of the recent in-service accepted the resignation of Dr. Liza Scruggs, onship Football Bowl Games beginning in 2004. held at Sherman Indian High School for small who has accepted a new position with the Los E. NEW MEMBER SCHOOL CHECKLIST – schools. Angeles Unified School District. Commissioner Jim Staunton distributed a new 3. Citrus Belt Area Representative – Rhonda After discussion, it was moved, seconded member school evaluation form for Executive Fouch reported on the recent article about the and passed to appoint a replacement for the At- Committee members to utilize on their visitations C.I.F. Southern Section in the Riverside Press- Large Representative to the Executive Commit- to new member schools. Enterprise, that the Citrus Belt Athletic Directors tee. 7. REPORT SESSION – Association will be holding Leadership 501 and After discussion, it was moved, seconded A. President’s Report – Paul Breit reported on 502 classes on October 27 and on the success and passed to appoint Edna Herring, Superinten- his attendance at the Section 7/8 Meeting last of the recent in-service held at Santiago High dent of the Rialto Unified School District, as the At- week. School/Corona. Large Representative to the Executive Commit- B. Treasurer’s Report – Susana Arce re- 4. Orange County Representative – Gene tee until her term expires in 2005. ported on the following topics: Campbell reported on the upcoming meetings of B. STATUS OF NEW LIFE CHRISTIAN ACAD- 1. Membership dues will be the same for the the Orange County Athletic Directors on October EMY – After discussion, it was moved, seconded 2003-2004 school year and notices will be sent 8 and the Orange County League Representa- and passed to continue the membership of New to schools requesting payment through the month tives on October 10. Life Christian Academy High School for the 2003- of October. Schools will be delinquent if they 5. Superintendent Representative – Susan 04 school year. New Life Christian Academy have not paid by November 1. Rainey reported on an increase of over 2,700 High School will be required to re-apply for 2. The audit of the 2002-2003 year has been students this year in the Riverside Unified School membership for the 2004-05 school year. completed and the auditors will be at the Novem- District, well over projected levels, and the im- 4. NON-ACTION ITEMS – ber meeting of the Executive Committee to present pact that increase has had in her district. A. STATE BASKETBALL ADVISORY COM- their report. 8. ADVANCE PLANNING – Prior to adjournment, MITTEE RECOMMENDATION – A discussion was C. Commissioner’s Report/Sanctions/Penal- the Executive Committee discussed the follow- held regarding a proposal from the State Basket- ties – Commissioner Jim Staunton reported on ing possible agenda items for the November 12, ball Advisory Committee recommending the imple- the following topics… 2003 meeting: mentation of a “mercy” rule for basketball. 1. Mission Viejo High School’s administration 1. Budget Planning 5. OLD BUSINESS – has informed him that all members of their coach- 2. Public/Private Issues Summit A. ECONOMIC VIABILITY – Commissioner Jim ing staff have completed the Victory With Honor Staunton led a discussion and presented a timeline Training and that all members of their football There being no further business to come before of events relating to the proposed State Market- coaching staff have fulfilled the requirement the Executive Committee, the meeting was ad- ing Plan. regarding suspension from practices. journed at 4:25 p.m. 6. NEW BUSINESS – 2. He has been working on the interpretation A. DISCUSSION OF RULE 201 AGE REQUIRE- of Blue Book Article 22, Conditions of Member- Submitted by: MENT (19 YEAR OLD RULE) – A discussion was ship, in relation to large corporate contributions ROB WIGOD held regarding the possibility of the C.I.F. South- to member schools. ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER ern Section developing criteria that would allow 3. He has invoked Blue Book Rule 229, the Commissioner to waive Rule 201. Falsification of Information, in 2 recent cases. Approved by: B. CHARTER SCHOOLS AND REQUEST FOR 4. The Section 7/8 Meeting he attended last JAMES STAUNTON, Ed.D. MEMBERSHIP – Commissioner Jim Staunton led a week. COMMISSIONER OF ATHLETICS discussion regarding this issue. D. Assistant Commissioner’s Reports – KARL DORRELL SPEAKS AT 28TH ANNUAL FOOTBALL PRESS CONFERENCE AND LUNCHEON

LOS ALAMITOS — University of California Dorrell has 15 years of NFL and college He encouraged the student-athletes to at Los Angeles Head Football Coach experience, with 12 of that on the continue on their academic path with the Karl Dorrell was the keynote speaker at collegiate level. He led UCLA to 6-7 same commitment they gave to football. the 28th Annual CIF Southern Section- record in his first season and took the Toyota Football Championship Press Bruins to the Silicon Valley Football The luncheon was attended by the 26 Conference and Luncheon held on Classic vs. Fresno State in San Jose. 11-Man Football finalists as well as the December 8, 2003 at the Grand in Long two 8-Man Football Championship Beach. Coach Dorrell talked about the impor- teams. tance of enjoying the moment of their Dorrell, in his first year at the helm of the involvement in the championship game. Bruins was named UCLA’s head football He also spoke about what a “big-time” coach on Dec. 18, 2002. The 39-year-old atmosphere came along with playing in a CIF-SS championship game. Page 6 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2003-2004 MINUTES OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING November 12, 2003

The November meeting of the CIF Southern 5. OLD BUSINESS – informed him that a student from Dominguez High Section Executive Committee was called to order A. Economic Viability – President Paul Breit School’s football program has been declared at 1:05 p.m. by President Paul Breit at the C.I.F. presented the report he will be delivering to the ineligible by that league. Southern Section Office in Los Alamitos. All C.I.F. State Economic Viability Committee at their 2) Masada High School has informed him they members were present, with the exception of next meeting. may be closing their school soon and he has Bob Dreiling, Earl Haugen and Edna Herring. 6. NEW BUSINESS – asked them to inform him of the status of their State Executive Director Marie Ishida was also A. REQUEST BY CATE SCHOOL TO MODIFY students for the rest of the 2003-2004 school in attendance. HARDSHIP CRITERIA FOR STUDENTS ATTEND- year. 1. ADOPT AGENDA – It was moved, seconded ING BOARDING SCHOOLS – Headmaster Ben 3) The intention to convene a special meeting and passed to adopt the revised agenda. Williams of Cate High School addressed the of the Executive Committee on January 22, 2004, 2. MINUTES – It was moved, seconded and Executive Committee regarding possible modifi- after the C.I.F. Southern Section Council meeting. passed to approve the minutes of the CIF-SS cations of the hardship criteria for boarding 4) Difficulties that some schools had with Executive Committee meeting of September 24, school students. their entries into the Girls Golf Freelance Tourna- 2003. B. BUDGET PROCESS – Commissioner Jim ment. 3. ACTION SESSION – Staunton presented information and a timeline on D. Executive Committee Member Reports – A. STATE ACTION ITEMS – There are no State the upcoming 2003-2004 budget process. 1. President-Elect – Dr. John Dahlem reported action items at this time. C. AREA PLACEMENT PROCEDURES AND on the State Health Committee meeting he at- B. SOUTHERN SECTION ACTION ITEMS - TIMELINE – Commissioner Jim Staunton pre- tended recently and a possible proposal being 1. ACCEPTANCE OF THE AUDIT REPORT– sented information and a timeline on the upcom- prepared for the State C.I.F. regarding a reduc- Shirley Frazier, Director of Budget and Finance, ing Area Placement process. tion of practice hours for football and a require- and Roger Carmody, of Carmody and Meach, D. PUBLIC/PRIVATE ISSUES FORUM, NO- ment that students who are removed from foot- presented the 2002-2003 audit report. After VEMBER 13 – Commissioner Jim Staunton pre- ball games due to a head injury cannot return to discussion, it was moved, seconded and passed sented information on the Public/Private Schools practice or play for at least one week. to accept the audit report for the 2002-2003 Forum scheduled at the C.I.F. Southern Section 2. Citrus Belt Area Representative – Rhonda fiscal year. Office on November 13, 2003. Fouch reported that the football schedules of 2. REQUEST FOR CONDITIONAL MEMBER- E. APRIL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING almost all of the leagues in her area have been SHIP FOR VILLAGE GLEN WEST HIGH SCHOOL – Commissioner Jim Staunton presented infor- revised so that all games will be played. – After discussion, it was moved, seconded and mation regarding the April meeting of the Execu- 3. Girls Athletic Director Representative – passed to approve a conditional membership for tive Committee. That meeting is scheduled for Sharen Caperton inquired about the possibility of the 2003-2004 school year for Village Glen West April 21, 2004 at Edison International Field. improving the updates on the C.I.F Suthern Sec- High School. F. DISCUSSION OF RULE 1108 – DELEGATED tion website. 3. ARTICLE I, 148 – LEGAL EXPENSES AND POWERS – President Paul Breit led a discussion 4. Activities Director Representative – Terry SCHOOL ASSESSMENT – Commissioner Jim and presented a proposal expanding the pow- Speir reported that she will prepare a letter to all Staunton presented an amended version of the ers of the Commissioner during times of emer- Activities Directors informing them of the change proposal to assess member schools for legal gency. The proposal will be forwarded to the in student ticket prices for football playoff games. expenses. After discussion, it was moved, Blue Book Committee for their consideration. 5. Superintendent Representative – Susan seconded and passed to support the amended G. SEASON OF SPORT SURVEY FOR GIRLS Rainey reported on the difficulties faced in her proposal, which will be presented for first read- GOLF – Commissioner Jim Staunton presented area during the wildfires emergency and that ing at the January 22, 2004 CIF Southern Section information on a survey of members schools that she recently attended the grand opening of the Council meeting. he is conducting regarding changing the season California School for the Deaf Middle School in 4. NON-ACTION SESSION – of sport for Girls Golf. Riverside. A. STATE NON-ACTION ITEMS – 7. REPORT SESSION – There being no further business to come 1. Basketball Mercy Rule – This item, previ- A. President’s Report – President Paul Breit before the Executive Committee, the meeting ously discussed by the Executive Committee at thanked the C.I.F. Southern Section staff for their was adjourned at 4:47 p.m. the September 24, 2003 meeting, will be pre- hard work during the recent wildfires emer- sented for first reading at the February 6, 2004 gency. Submitted by: State Federated Council meeting. B. Treasurer’s Report – Susana Arce re- 2. Penalty for Violation of Rule 309 – This item, ported that 90 schools have not paid their mem- ROB WIGOD previously discussed by the Executive Commit- bership dues as of November 13, 2003 and that ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER tee at the September 24, 2003 meeting, will be all of those schools have received second no- presented for first reading at the February 6, tices requesting payment immediately. Approved by: 2004 State Federated Council meeting. C. Commissioner’s Report/Sanctions/Penal- B. SOUTHERN SECTION ITEMS – ties - Commissioner Jim Staunton reported on the JAMES STAUNTON, Ed.D. There are no Southern Section non-action items following topics… COMMISSIONER OF ATHLETICS at this time. 1) The San Gabriel Valley League has CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2003-2004 Page 7 IF ART IMITATES LIFE RULE By Commissioner Jim Staunton REVIEW With the latest flap about decency on tele- devoted to the game. His players are com- vision, sagging moral values and short- pletely loyal and respectful, not loving. His cuts to success it is no surprise that movies career is marred by one mistake that costs Rule and books have turned to the image of the him his job. In his declining years, he Changes football coach to teach important lessons. watches his team play their games from Two recent movies and one best selling atop a hill, alone on Friday night. book tell us a lot about the importance of the man we call “coach”. The influence of a coach resonates with all of us. It doesn’t matter what sport. Parents “Remember the Titans” and “Radio” both are willing to give their children to these By Karen Hellyer enjoyed wide theatrical release. Both mov- people for hours at a time every day without CIF-SS Assistant Commissioner ies dealt with important social issues in the a second thought. Why? We cherish the Rule changes are a fact of life every year in context of high school athletics. “Titans” memory of accomplishment and adore sports. places a young black head coach, played that person who can demand so much by Denzel Washington, in a southern school focus and attention. Our athletes run till they Rarely are they so significant as to actually at a time of intense social turmoil. The are exhausted, practice long hours, sacri- change the look of the game. This year is coach, his players and the community must fice their social calendars and work till it different. come to grips with social change, the loss hurts to gain the approval of a coach. of a popular and talented player and a Coaches mold teams to function as units. This year the National Federation of High coach who exercises iron discipline. Play- Adolescents gain personal power from the Schools (NFHS) Softball Rules Committee ers and parents alike learn important les- approval of their peers. made a big change in the softball playing sons in integration, tolerance and integrity. rules starting in the 2004 season. This year the designated hitter rule has been re- A good coach will affect thousands of ath- placed with the DP/FLEX rule. Rule 3, Sec- In “Radio”, a coach forces his players to letes during his or her career. If a coach cuts tion 3, Article 6 reads, “A team may use the deal with a young disabled man who be- corners, plays loosely with the rules of the DP/FLEX option provided it is made known comes the school’s unofficial “coach”. game and compromises integrity to get a prior to the start of the game. Despite intense pressure from his com- win, then every one of his or her athletes will munity to give up on the young man and have learned just those lessons. If our This rule allows the option of going from a concentrate on football, the coach refuses coach stands tall, refuses to compromise 10-player lineup to a nine-player lineup and to compromise and teaches his players and teaches the best of behavior, then his back again. This rule also gives the head that there is more to football than winning charges will be better people. By teaching coach the option to not use the DP/FLEX games. In a climactic scene, Ed Harris tells respect for the game and its rules our rule at all. an impromptu town meeting that the issue coach helps our kids become better citi- the community has to deal with is not what zens. The flex player (the defensive player for his team has taught Radio but what Radio whom the DP is batting) is always listed in the ten spot of the lineup. has taught them. This is why it is imperative to hold our Offensively, the DP may be replaced by a coaches accountable to the highest stan- pinch-runner, pinch-hitter or the FLEX “Bleachers”, by John Grisham brings high dards of behavior. In many respects it is player. In all cases, the DP may be replaced school players back to a small Southern sad that there aren’t more movies about the only once. When the FLEX player replaces town to say a final farewell to their football everyday heroes in our classrooms, those the DP, the lineup consists of nine players coach. This coach is complicated fictional teachers who shape so many students. instead of the original 10. character and difficult to like. He is in- tensely private, completely focused and Defensively, the DP may replace the FLEX in the field. Again, the lineup consists of nine players instead of 10. Also, the DP may play defense at any position, replacing another player other than the FLEX. The replaced player will still bat and has not left the game.

The FLEX may not go into one of the first nine hitting positions for someone other than the DP. This would be an illegal sub- stitution.

It is very important for every softball coach to have a clear understanding of this rule. I urge all athletic directors to make sure that coaches understand the intricacies of the rule. As always, should you have any ques- tions, please do not hesitate to call.

Good luck in the spring. Page 8 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2003-2004 2003 SOUTHERN SECTION ALL CIF-SS FOOTBALL SELECTIONS

DIVISION I DIVISION III Defensive Player of the Year – Brandon Nicolas (12), Mater Dei Offensive Player of the Year – Tyler Pringle (12) RB, Mira Costa, Offensive Player of the Year – Scott Deke (12), Loyola Defensive Player of the Year – KC Croal (12) LB, Notre Dame, Sherman Oaks Coach of the Year – Steve Grady, Loyola Coach of the Year – Kevin Rooney, Notre Dame/Sherman Oaks OFFENSIVE TEAM OFFENSIVE TEAM Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Back Ryan Best Fountain Valley 6’ 190 12 Back Jared Duren Lynwood 5’9” 170 12 Back Terrance King St John Bosco 5’9” 185 12 Back Brandon Clayton Notre Dame/SO 5’8” 170 12 Back Jason Forcier Mater Dei 6’2” 210 11 Back Jordan Munde Peninsula 6’0” 205 12 Back Anthony Torrell Baker Long Beach Poly 5’7” 175 12 Back Adrian Jenkins Palmdale 6’2” 205 12 Back Dion Myers Long Beach Wilson 5’9” 185 12 Back Audarrius Bailey Arcadia 5’8” 170 10 QB Jim Barnes Los Alamitos 6’4” 220 11 QB Garrett Green Notre Dame/SO 6’1” 180 10 QB Cruz Parsons Long Beach Poly 5’10” 175 11 QB Ashlee Palmer Lynwood 6’1” 200 12 Lineman David Jovin Redlands East Valley 6’4” 280 11 Line Chilo Rachal Dominguez 6’6” 310 12 Lineman Dan Rowlands Los Alamitos 6’5” 275 12 Line Rameses Arceo St Paul 6’4” 300 12 Lineman Iulio Talavou Fountain Valley 6’4” 305 12 Line Jerry Milling Palmdale 5’11” 215 11 Lineman Chris Jauregui Loyola 6’2” 230 12 Line Adam Speer Chaminade 6’3” 270 12 Lineman Mark Gray Loyola 6’2” 280 12 Line Chris Gianelli Peninsula 6’3” 260 12 Lineman Jonathan Toailoa Long Beach Poly 6’1” 290 12 TE Erik Lorig Peninsula 6’4” 245 11 Lineman Jonathan Tu’ua Long Beach Poly 6’4” 255 12 Receiver Justin Shaw Palmdale 6’3” 200 12 Tight End Julian Hawkins Long Beach Poly 6’4” 225 12 Receiver Marcus Everett Chaminade 6’1” 190 12 Receiver Kory Scott Fontana 6’ 175 12 Receiver Jordan Gardner Arcadia 5’10” 170 12 Receiver Matt White Edison 5’11” 175 12 Receiver Sergio Villasenor St Paul 6’1” 190 12 Receiver Derrick Jones Long Beach Poly 6’1” 175 12 Receiver Andre Crenshaw Antelope Valley 6’0” 180 10 Receiver Bryan Gordon Los Alamitos 6’2” 180 12 Utility Javonte Holmes Palmdale 6’0” 170 12 Receiver Desean Jackson Long Beach Poly 5’11” 170 11 Kicker Randall Reynoso St Paul 6’1” 170 12 Utility Nate Johns Redlands East Valley 6’2” 200 12 Kicker Brooks Rossman Los Alamitos 5’10” 150 12 DEFENSIVE TEAM Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. DEFENSIVE TEAM Back Kreig Peters Antelope Valley 6’0” 190 12 Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Back Cary Harris Notre Dame/SO 6’0” 170 11 Back Eric Mauger Redlands 6’ 185 11 Back Terry Mixon Dominguez 6’1” 180 12 Back Antoine Cason Los Alamitos 6’1” 180 12 Back Britton Ertman Mira Costa 6’1” 175 11 Back DJ Dykes Los Alamitos 6’2” 190 12 Back Anthony Piedra Notre Dame/SO 5’11” 175 12 Back Jim Abbott Loyola 5’11” 175 12 Back TJ McKay Palmdale 6’0” 185 12 Back Byron Velega Long Beach Poly 6’1” 180 12 Line Justin Reece Mira Costa 6’2” 245 11 Back Rodney Van Long Beach Poly 6’1” 175 12 Line Josh Cordray Notre Dame/SO 6’1” 215 11 Back Laronzo Bursey Long Beach Poly 5’9” 175 11 Line Antonio Bowie Palmdale 6’1” 215 12 Line Dylan Campanale Servite 6’3” 250 12 Line Jason Kahau St Paul 6’1” 230 12 Line Chris Cheri Los Alamitos 6’1” 255 12 Line Michael Sabbah Lancaster 6’1” 225 12 Line Ryan Clady Eisenhower 6’6” 290 12 Line Sam Brunston Muir 6’4” 260 12 Line Ken Lombard St John Bosco 6’3” 280 12 Line Brenden Gutierrez Mira Costa 5’10” 245 12 Line Matt Rupp Santa Margarita 6’1” 240 12 Linebacker Marlin Simmons Lynwood 6’0” 190 12 Line Willie Davis Long Beach Poly 6’2” 220 12 Linebacker Matt Bishoff Palmdale 6’0” 205 12 Line Marcis Fennell Long Beach Poly 6’2” 270 12 Linebacker Matt Parent St Paul 6’3” 245 12 Linebacker Luther Brown Lakewood 6’2” 225 11 Linebacker RJ McNeill Pasadena 6’0” 220 12 Linebacker Van Howard AB Miller 6’2” 220 12 Linebacker James Collier Warren 6’2” 220 12 Linebacker Sean Clark Los Alamitos 6’1” 215 12 Utility Kyle Darr Mira Costa 6’0” 205 12 Linebacker Nate Mitari Edison 6’0” 200 12 Punter Benjamin Royce Palmdale 6’0” 180 11 Linebacker Ray Andong Mater Dei 6’0” 215 12 Linebacker Ian Wilson Loyola 6’1” 190 12 Linebacker William Alo Long Beach Poly 5’11” 210 11 Punter Michael Skvor Long Beach Poly 5’10” 180 11 DIVISION II DIVISION IV Co-Offensive Players of the Year –Sean Norton (12) QB, Hart Offensive Player of the Year – Michael Stuart (12), Westlake Co-Defensive Players of the Year – Jedidiah Collins (12) LB, Mission Viejo & Brian Elledge (12) LB, Hart Defensive Player of the Year – Jimmy Miller (12), Westlake Coach of the Year – Mike Herrington, Hart Coach of the Year – Jim Benkert, Westlake OFFENSIVE TEAM OFFENSIVE TEAM Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Back Ian Johnson Damein 5’11” 184 12 Back Kevin Ellison Redondo 6’1” 200 11 Back Jamaal Floyd Claremont 5’10” 195 12 Back Vince Freitas Paso Robles 6’3” 200 12 Back Chris Lavale Etiwanda 5’11” 185 12 Back Matt Lee St Bonaventure 5’9” 170 11 Back Shane Berhagen San Clemente 5”11” 180 12 Back Tahj Mowry Westlake 5’7” 165 12 Back Louis Montano Canyon/CC 5’11” 186 12 Back Laydell Sheldon Simi Valley 5’10” 175 12 Back Chane Moline Mission Viejo 6’1” 225 10 QB Brian Stevens St Bonaventure 6’3” 185 12 QB Nate Longshore Canyon/CC 6’5” 210 12 Line Stephan Field Arroyo Grande 6’2” 275 12 QB Mark Sanchez Mission Viejo 6’2” 211 11 Line Steve Gatema Westlake 6’3” 300 12 Receiver Marty Tadman Mission Viejo 6’0” 185 12 Line Tom Gonzalez Adolfo Camarillo 6’1” 255 11 Receiver Steve Melton San Clemente 6’0” 175 12 Line Steve Perez Redondo 6’0” 245 12 Receiver Kevin Ciccone Hart 5’11” 175 12 Line Eric Rouser St Bonaventure 6’7” 275 12 Receiver Sean Coen Canyon/CC 5’11” 165 12 Line Shane Stevens Moorpark 6’0” 220 12 Receiver Weston Middleton Valencia/V 5’11” 165 12 Line Steven Stroh Rio Mesa 6’1” 235 12 Receiver Evan Surratte Hart 6’2” 180 11 Receiver Hitoshi Franklin Dos Pueblos 5’10” 170 12 Line Brian Abraham Rancho Cucamonga 6’7” 265 12 Receiver Braden Lepisto Agoura 5’10” 170 12 Line Chase Moline Mission Viejo 6’0” 245 11 Receiver Andy Northness Arroyo Grande 6’4” 185 12 Line Kevin Bemoll Mission Viejo 6’5” 310 11 Receiver Michael Stuart Westlake 6’3” 225 12 Line Joe Bernardi Hart 6’2” 250 11 TE Brett Lowe San Luis Obispo 6’2” 210 12 Line Kevin Bell Hart 6’4” 265 12 Utility Terrail Lambert St Bonaventure 5’11” 184 12 Line Oneil Roussell Chino 6’7” 310 12 Utility Ryan Mole Righetti 5’11” 185 12 Kicker Dusseli Chamorro Chino 5’11” 180 11 Kicker Felipe Macias Channel Islands 5’8” 195 11 DEFENSIVE TEAM DEFENSIVE TEAM Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Back Marvin Crosby Diamond Bar 5’11” 175 12 Back Greg Herrera Channel Islands 5’9” 175 11 Back Shawn Oatis Chino 6’1” 212 12 Back Chris Meadows Redondo 5’11” 180 12 Back Isaiah Cook Claremont 6’3” 200 12 Back Wes Piatt San Luis Obispo 6’0” 170 12 Back Geoff Tisdale Valencia/V 6’2” 175 12 Back Josh Pinkard Hueneme 6’1” 195 12 Back Brandon Nichols Valencia/V 5’10” 170 12 Back Terrail Lambert St Bonaventure 5’11” 184 12 Back Pat Oneill Mission Viejo 5’11” 190 12 Line Richard Elkins Hueneme 6’3” 270 12 Back Tyler Bish San Clemente 5’10” 175 12 Line Ricky James Simi Valley 6’4” 280 12 Linebacker Nathan Thomas Claremont 6’1” 225 11 Line Danny Lauer Righetti 6’0” 230 12 Linebacker Daniel Howell Hart 6’2” 200 12 Line Alex Mack San Marcos 6’4” 265 12 Linebacker Andrew Schantd Canyon/CC 6’1” 218 12 Line Jimmy Miller Westlake 6’4” 245 12 Linebacker Denis Speights Mission Viejo 6’1” 200 11 Line Cody Morris San Luis Obispo 6’2” 260 12 Linebacker Chuck Chijindu Damien 5’11” 190 12 Line Sean O’Brien St Bonaventure 6’1” 225 12 Linebacker Christian Lopez Chino 6’1” 212 12 Linebacker Miles Apodaca Arroyo Grande 5’10” 180 12 Linebacker Frank Guzman San Clemente 6’4” 275 11 Linebacker Mike Berrelleza Channel Islands 5’11” 195 12 Line Nick Reed Mission Viejo 6’2” 235 11 Linebacker Allen Brunner St Bonaventure 6’1” 210 12 Line Logan Dose Mission Viejo 6’1” 245 12 Linebacker Joey La Rocque Agoura 6’1” 200 12 Line Jeff Tola Upland 6’0” 225 12 Linebacker Greg Newman Westlake 6’2” 230 12 Line Charles Kisepi Claremont 6’2” 265 12 Utility Ryan Shotwell Dos Pueblos 6’2” 215 11 Line Nick Ketesleger Ayala 6’1” 240 12 Punter Jason Breckley Moorpark 6’1” 175 12 Line Ryant Wendell Diamond Bar 6’3” 265 12 Punter John Vanderwielen Upland 6’4” 190 11 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2003-2004 Page 9

DIVISION V DIVISION VII Co-Offensive Players of the Year – Dion Morton (12) QB & Damon Morton (12) RB, JW North Offensive Player of the Year – Frankie Bernard (12), San Gabriel Defensive Player of the Year – Devin McWilliams (12) L, KW North Co-Defensive Players of the Year – Bryan Payton (12) & Jeremy Payton (12), South Hills Coach of the Year – Lou Randall, JW North Coach of the Year – Kevin Jones, San Gabriel OFFENSIVE TEAM OFFENSIVE TEAM Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Back Toby Gerhart Norco 5’11” 205 10 QB Philip Guerrero South Hills 5’11” 170 12 Back Josh Barnett JW North 5’10” 175 12 Back Jessie Ramierz Schurr 5’6” 150 11 Back Terrell Jackson Centennial/C 5’10” 195 12 Back Dontrell Mitchell Santa Fe 5’8” 165 12 Back Shamon Wright Colton 5’11” 170 12 Back Raul Ramirez Arroyo 5’11” 220 11 Back Keeyon Cross Rancho Verde 5’11” 190 12 Back Justin Jones Orange 5’9” 175 12 QB Dion Morton JW North 5’9” 165 12 Receiver Nate Kimbrough Santa Fe 6’3” 195 12 Line Adam McDowell Norco 6’4” 250 12 Receiver Eric Doyle Orange 5’8” 185 12 Line Rodney Picou Canyon Springs 6’4” 315 11 Receiver Juan Magallon San Gabriel 6’0” 175 12 Line Brandon Kisgen Temescal Canyon 6’0” 225 12 TE Terry Heinrich Gabrielino 6’3” 220 12 Line Adam Digby Colton 6’2” 255 12 TE Kevin Camacho Santa Fe 6’2” 225 12 Line Clarence Tuioti-Mariner Corona 6’3” 280 12 Line Daniel Lopez Bell Gardens 6’3” 245 11 Line Josh Ulibarri West Valley 6’3” 275 12 Line Lucas Silva Schurr 6’3” 250 11 Line Trevor Heekin Arlington 6’4” 265 12 Line John Sanchez Santa Fe 6’2” 250 11 Receiver Dale Thompson Santiago/C 6’4” 235 12 Line Dash Verstegen La Serna 6’0” 256 12 Receiver Damon Morton JW North 5’11” 175 12 Line Ray Shelgren California 6’1” 280 12 Receiver Patrick Stearns Chaparral 5’8” 155 12 Line David Dreisbach South Hills 6’5” 315 12 Receiver Bo Hurst Corona 5’9” 170 12 Line Job Asad South Hills 6’0” 240 12 Receiver Deandre Gasaway Cajon 6’2” 180 12 Line Ricardo Martinez Orange 5’11” 230 11 Kicker Raul Torres Valley View 5’10” 210 12 Kicker Marin Salcedo El Rancho 6’0” 160 12 DEFENSIVE TEAM DEFENSIVE TEAM Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Back Erik Wyrick Temescal Canyon 6’0” 172 12 Back Martin Garcia South Hills 5’9” 165 12 Back Chris Smith Corona 6’0” 180 12 Back Anthony Mendez Orange 5’8” 145 12 Back Chris Warren Canyon Springs 5’8” 160 12 Back Carlos Brooks Westminster 5’9” 160 11 Back Brandon Sloan Elsinore 5’11” 160 12 Back Stephen LaCarra California 5’10” 190 12 Back Donovan Brown Centennial/C 5’10” 165 11 Back Walter Thurmand West Covina 5’10 160 11 Back Shamon Wright Colton 5’11” 170 12 Back Dustin Villalobos San Gabriel 5’11” 155 12 Line Devin McWilliams JW North 6’0” 315 12 Linebacker Brandon Newton South Hills 6’1” 215 12 Line Tory Kennard Colton 6’2” 225 12 Linebacker Alfred Tau Westminster 5’11” 220 12 Line Jason Agulera Norco 5’8” 195 12 Linebacker Greg Claborn Santa Fe 6’1” 185 12 Line Craig Follis Chaparral 6’1” 185 11 Linebacker Ronnie Williams Arroyo 6’1” 220 11 Line Chris Verrette Centannial/C 6’1” 220 11 Linebacker Edward MacMillon Rosemead 5’10” 220 12 Line Jeremiah Greene Valley View 6’2” 215 11 Linebacker Edgar Gutierrez Bell Gardens 5’11” 210 12 Line Ryan Riley Temescal Canyon 6’2” 224 11 Line Tobi Umodu South Hills 6’0” 205 10 Linebacker Ryan Phipps Centennial/C 6’1” 205 12 Line Michael Campos Walnut 6’1” 210 12 Linebacker Adam Wright JW North 6’1” 185 12 Line Adrian Montano Schurr 5’10” 200 12 Linebacker Steve Gearhart Norco 6’0” 215 12 Line Gabriel Garcia El Rancho 6’1” 270 12 Linebacker Steve Mesner Temescal Canyon 6’0” 198 11 Line Dylan Garcia California 6’1” 230 12 Linebacker Allen Bradford Colton 6’2” 210 10 Line James Peni Orange 6’0” 240 12 Utility Dion Tolliver Riverside Poly 5’11” 170 12 Punter David Solis South Hills 5’9” 165 12

DIVISION VI DIVISION VIII Co-Offensive Players of the Year – Randall Brown (12, Los Altos & Seth Blackamore (11), Orange Lutheran Offensive Player of the Year – Anthony Celestine (12) WR, Burroughs/Ridgecrest Defensive Player of the Year – Brigham Harwell, (12) Los Altos Defensive Player of the Year – Bernard Afutiti, Kaiser (11) L, Kaiser Coach of the Year – Greg Gano, Los Altos Coach of the Year – Dick Bruich, Kaiser OFFENSIVE TEAM OFFENSIVE TEAM Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Back Dereik Driscoll Mayfair 12 Back Rayvonne Gooden Kaiser 6’1” 205 12 Back John Ausmus Orange Lutheran 12 Back James Noble Barstow 5’6” 160 12 Back Randall Brown Los Altos 12 Back Jarred Trawick Palm Desert 5’10” 200 12 Back Price Wilks Wilson/HH 12 Back Patrick Rivenes La Quinta/LQ 5’11” 195 12 Back Patrick Fuller Charter Oak 12 Back Julius Stinson Silverado 6’1” 180 12 Receiver Brad Walker Foothill 12 QB Karsten Sween Burroughs/R 6’2” 190 11 Receiver Tau Alo Los Altos 12 Line Tony Chavez Kaiser 6’0” 225 12 Receiver Michael Concha Wilson/HH 12 Line Casey Majolchic Serrano 5’9” 195 12 Receiver Brendan Circle Orange Lutheran 12 Line Antonio Valenzuela Silverado 6’4” 340 12 Receiver Brandon Barnes Katella 12 Line Mike Perez La Quinta/LQ 6’0” 290 12 Receiver Deon Dukes Mayfair 12 Line Jon Hildebrand Rim of the World 6’4” 232 12 QB Seth Blackamore Orange Lutheran 11 Line Ryan Ziska Kaiser 6’1” 255 12 Lineman Shannon Tevaga La Mirada 12 Line Dabrean Jordan Chaffey 6’4” 350 12 Lineman Mike Schneewies Valenciap/P 12 Receiver Anthony Celestine Burroughs/R 5’9” 180 12 Lineman Kevin Montano Los Altos 12 Receiver Skyler Moore Montclair 6’4” 190 12 Lineman Patrick Meraz Bonita 12 Receiver Craig Owen Burroughs/R 5’9” 180 12 Lineman Damian Shankle Aliso Niguel 12 Receiver Taylor Walker Serrano 6’3” 175 11 Lineman Alex Keys Foothill 12 Receiver Chris Camacho Ramona 5’9” 180 12 Lineman Ryan Formento Villa Park 12 Kicker Tino Amancio Kaiser 5’10” 180 12 DEFENSIVE TEAM DEFENSIVE TEAM Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Back Eddie Colwell Mayfair 12 Back AJ Scott Palm Springs 5’10” 190 11 Back Zach Heim Orange Lutheran 12 Back Robert Miller Victor Valley 6’3” 220 12 Back Daniel Drayton Los Altos 12 Back Brandon Sewell Palm Springs 5’9” 180 12 Back Brandon Baricuato Foothill 12 Back Derek Walker Hesperia 5’9” 170 12 Back Tylar Cugan Irvine 12 Back DeAntonie Bass Kaiser 5’9” 170 12 Back Drew Cavanagh Villa Park 12 Back Morgan Ruffin Rim of the World 6’0” 165 12 Linebacker James Bell Tustin 12 Line Bernard Afutiti Kaiser 6’2” 225 11 Linebacker Travis Bengard Laguna Hills 12 Line Alex Tremble Silverado 6’0” 245 12 Linebacker Ronnie Rodriguez Los Altos 12 Line Lawrence Miles La Quinta/LQ 6’3” 270 12 Linebacker Brad Wagner Orange Lutheran 12 Line Tillford Smith Kaiser 6’1” 215 12 Linebacker Anthony Vernaglia Orange Lutheran 12 Line Luke Plante Rim of the World 6’3” 220 12 Linebacker Gabe Velasco La Mirada 12 Line Tom Lopez Serrano 6’3” 270 12 Line Manu Mafi Mayfair 12 Line Jacob Custer Cathedral City 6’0” 280 12 Line Eric Augustine Orange Lutheran 12 Linebacker Del Campbell Martin Luther King 6’2” 230 12 Line Brigham Harwell Los Altos 12 Linebacker Alex Carrillo Kaiser 5’10” 215 12 Line Lyndon Liti Foothill 11 Linebacker Josh Rogers Serrano 5’11” 190 12 Line Austin Collett Villa Park 12 Linebacker Corey Shackelford Palm Desert 6’0” 230 12 Line Andrew Prietto Tustin 12 Linebacker David Tahi Chaffey 6’1” 225 12 Punter Aaron Perez Charter Oak 12 Punter Anthony Padilla Don Lugo 6’1” 180 12 Page 10 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2003-2004

DIVISION IX DIVISION XI Offensive Player of the Year – Daniel Morales (12), La Habra Offensive Player of the Year –Aaron Ware (11) RB, Oaks Christian Defensive Player of the Year – Brian Williams (12), Western Defensive Player of the Year – Anthony Monteleone (12) RB/LB, Oak Park Coach of the Year – Frank Mazzotta, La Habra Coach of the Year – Bill Redell, Oaks Christian OFFENSIVE TEAM OFFENSIVE TEAM Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Back Devonte Merrifield Western 11 Back Jared Nelson Paraclete 6’0” 190 12 Back Sean Houston Northview 11 Back Pat Bland San Jacinto 5’7” 205 11 Back Paul Thomas Pomona 12 Back Brian Malone Valley Christian/C 6’1” 175 12 Back Brian Allen Fullerton 12 Back Marc Tyler Oaks Christian 6’2” 198 9 Back Ron Blanco Troy 12 Back Joel Carty Carpinteria 5’10” 180 12 Back Anthony Matagi Los Amigos 12 QB Nolan McNair Oak Park 6’0” 165 12 Lineman Marcus Pedro Western 12 Lineman Everett Verigan Yucca Valley 6’4” 250 12 Lineman Mike Tepper Pacifica/GG 12 Lineman Jason Whitacre Beaumont 5’11” 235 12 Lineman Joey Flaputa Los Amigos 12 Lineman Justin Brands Valley Christian/C 6’1” 210 12 Lineman Derek Hunter La Habra 12 Lineman Donny Thompson Paraclete 6’5” 288 12 Lineman Mike Porter La Habra 12 Lineman Mike Davis Oaks Christian 6’1” 250 12 Lineman David Prieto Fullerton 12 Lineman Loren Rosenberg Oak Park 6’0” 185 11 Lineman Chad Smith University 12 Lineman Micah Reed Nordhoff 6’2” 240 12 Tight End Darren Fells Fullerton 12 Receiver Michael Dunn St Monica 5’9” 175 12 QB Daniel Morales La Habra 12 Receiver Bobby Pepper Beaumont 5’11” 185 12 Receivers Steve Heller Pacifica/GG 12 Receiver Mark Richardson Oaks Christian 6’2” 175 11 Receivers Kestone Cheathem Pomona 12 Receiver Gavin Ketchum Oak Park 6’4” 190 11 Receivers Trenton Sakioka La Habra 12 TE Pierce Maher St Monica 6’4” 210 12 Receivers Jake Wheeler Laguna Beach 12 Utility Marshall Jones Oaks Christian 5’11” 170 9 Kicker Curtis Gladden Pacifica/GG 12 Kicker Ryan Sherwood Beaumont 6’4” 190 12 DEFENSIVE TEAM DEFENSIVE TEAM Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Back Brian Williams Western 12 Back Johnathen Philips Mary Star 6’1” 195 12 Back Maopu Tuato Los Amigos 12 Back Mike Christensen Oak Park 5’10” 185 12 Back Remington Hawkins Northview 11 Back Chris Alsina Beaumont 6’2” 180 12 Back Xavier Hicks Fullerton 11 Back Joe Giuliani Oaks Christian 6’0” 186 12 Back David Perry Troy 12 Back Spencer Taylor Oak Park 6’0” 180 12 Back Richard Salazar La Habra 12 Back David White St Monica 5’10” 165 11 Back Virak Bosshart Northwood 12 Line John Lenning St Monica 6’4” 28- 12 Lineman Mike Iupati Western 11 Line Adam Koahow Beaumont 5’11” 210 12 Lineman Hebron Fangupo Century 12 Line Brian Wilson Paraclete 6’3” 263 12 Lineman Tavita Tanielu Santa Ana Valley 12 Line Max Hodge Oak Park 6’3” 240 12 Lineman Alex Toailoa Los Amigos 12 Line Andrew Henggeler Oak Park 6’4” 230 12 Lineman Marshall Johnson Pomona 12 Line Josh Catlett Nordhoff 6’1” 225 12 Lineman Darren Fells Fullerton 12 Line Sean Baier Nordhoff 6’2” 230 12 Lineman Justin Davis La Habra 12 Linebacker Daniel Luera Mary Star 5’9” 190 12 Lineman Mark Kazyak Northwood 12 Linebacker Chris Rivera Beaumont 6’2” 230 12 Linebacker Terrance Toki Western 12 Linebacker Will Strong Nordhoff 6’0” 180 11 Linebacker Edgar Islas Los Amigos 12 Linebacker Skyler Davin Bishop Diego 6’0” 205 12 Linebacker Toa Alo Covina 12 Linebacker Mark Cordell Oaks Christian 6’0” 230 12 Linebacker David Allen Fullerton 11 Utility Ernie Medina San Jacinto 6’5” 235 12 Linebacker Ryan Diaz La Habra 12 Punter Josh Haouston San Jacinto 6’0” 175 12 Punter Matt Jackson Sonora 12 DIVISION XII DIVISION X Offensive Player of the Year – Jason Christensen (12) RB, Village Christian Offensive Player of the Year – Michael Bumpus (12), Culver City Defensive Player of the Year – Dustin Burke (12) LB, Village Christian Defensive Player of the Year – David Gaspar (12), Lompoc Coach of the Year – Marty Martin, Village Christian Coach of the Year – Robin Luken, Lompoc OFFENSIVE TEAM OFFENSIVE TEAM Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. QB Kevin Vollmer Crespi 12 Back Rich Owens Ontario Christian 6’0” 190 11 Back Ryan Kelley Serra 12 Back Dylan Beaman Bishop 5’11” 180 11 Back Marcus Crockett St Bernard 12 Back Aaron Finfrock Arrowhead Christian 5’8” 170 12 Back Rancy Tresvant Bassett 12 Back Derek Leiphardt Bell-Jeff 5’10” 175 11 Back Joe Garcia Morro Bay 12 QB Jake Hagedorn Village Christian 5’11” 160 11 Back Heliki Fifita Morningside 12 QB Kyle Jensen Vasquez 5’10” 165 12 Receiver Jaison Williams Culver City 12 Line Timothy Peterson Village Christian 6’4” 260 12 Receiver Brad Franks El Segundo 12 Line Matthew Davis Village Christian 6’1” 250 11 Receiver Brandon Salumbides South Pasadena 12 Line Glenn Steinbaum Brentwood 6’1” 230 12 Receiver Tristin Patin Serra 11 Line Michael Sonnong Mammoth 6’3” 240 12 Tight End Brian Huyck Lompoc 12 Line Ray Beaman Bishop 5’10” 190 12 Line Tony Lee Serra 12 Line Matt Chandransu Whittier Christian 6’2” 235 11 Line Justice Clegg Lompoc 12 Line Daneil Ortiz Mojave 5’9” 180 11 Line Hugo Sanchez Lompoc 12 Receiver Allen Walker LA Baptist 6’2” 195 12 Line Sione Fua Crespi 10 Receiver Andrew Bethany Village Christian 5’9” 155 12 Line Matt Matasci St Joseph/SM 12 Receiver Cody Himes Bishop 5’11” 165 12 Line Sifa Maola Morningside 12 Receiver Oscar Vazquez Cantwell Sacred Hrt 6’1” 175 12 Line Michael Mazzola Culver City 12 Receiver Jake Angel Frazier Mountain 5’11” 170 11 Kicker Victor Velasco Santa Maria 12 Utility Brendon Doyle Bell-Jeff 6’3” 225 12 Kicker Brent Vander Eyk Ontario Christian 6’0” 175 12 DEFENSIVE TEAM Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. DEFENSIVE TEAM Back Terry Wilson Serra 12 Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Back Adarrious Ross Culver City 12 Back Phil Belko Ontario Christian 6’0” 180 11 Back Brandon Mc Cullen Morningside 12 Back Willie Pena Village Christian 5’11” 180 12 Back Corey Stollmeyer Morro Bay 11 Back James Cook Desert 6’2” 200 11 Back Mike Villa Bassett 11 Back Mike Kidwell Rosamond 6’0” 170 12 Back Jared Billups St Bernard 12 Back Ron Belldegran Brentwood 5’10” 170 12 Linebacker Tommy Bullock Temple City 12 Line David Turner Brentwood 6’4” 240 12 Linebacker Jay Hightower Serra 12 Line Chris Stevens Mojave 6’1” 190 11 Linebacker Jeremy Signorellu Lompoc 12 Line Manuel Camerena Cantwell Sacred Hrt 6’0” 200 12 Linebacker Cesar Serrano Morningside 12 Line Andrew Gardner Village Christian 6’1” 185 11 Linebacker Daryl Fields Crespi 11 Line Christopher Barneck Village Christian 5’11” 190 12 Line Marcus DeMaio Temple City 12 Line Jesse Veenendaal Ontario Christian 5’10” 200 12 Line Rolondo Barragon Morningside 11 Linebacker Josh Paine Arrowhead Christian 6’0” 200 12 Line Christian Tellez Culver City 12 Linebacker Tyler Martin Village Christian 6’2” 190 12 Line Milton Thomas Serra 12 Linebacker Jess Lima LA Baptist 5’11” 175 11 Line James Castillo Cathedral 12 Linebacker Derek Shingledecker Desert 6’0” 215 11 Line Jacob Bychak St Joseph/SM 12 Linebacker Faheem Muhammad Salesian 5’11” 215 12 Line Clayton Graco Lompoc 11 Linebacker Kenny Avon Mojave 6’4” 260 12 Utility Armando Gutierrez Lompoc 12 Linebacker Casey Chavez Bishop 6’0” 200 12 Punter Bryce Luken Lompoc 12 Utility Tyson Kaylor Mammoth 6’2” 210 12 Punter Ben Struska Kern Valley 6’0” 215 12 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2003-2004 Page 11

DIVISION XIII ALL CIF SOUTHERN SECTION 2003 FOOTBALL TEAM Offensive Player of the Year – T.C. Scotton (12) RB, Flintridge Prep Defensive Player of the Year – Eric Sarkissian (12) LB, Flintridge Prep FIRST TEAM - OFFENSE Coach of the Year – Marty Konrad, Flintridge Prep Pos. Name School Division Yr. OFFENSIVE TEAM Back Tyler Pringle Mira Costa 3 12 Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Back Josh Barnett JW North 5 12 Back T.C.Scotten Flintridge Prep 12 Back Toby Gerhart Norco 5 10 Back Adam Kackert Grace Brethren 11 Back Terrell Jackson Centennial/Corona 5 12 Back Matt Kirschner Campbell Hall 12 Back Rayvonne Gooden Kaiser 8 12 Back John Clark Pasadena Poly 12 QB Sean Norton Hart 2 12 Back Brian Harbin Saddleback Vly Chr 12 QB Dion Morton JW North 5 12 QB Jordie Gaffney Pasadena Poly 12 TE Dale Thompson Santiago/Corona 5 12 QB Denny Warden Brethren Christian 12 Receiver Marty Tadman Mission Viejo 2 12 Receiver Ramses Barden Flintridge Prep 12 Receiver Kevin Ciccone Hart 2 12 Receiver Karl Hodel Capistano Valley Chr 12 Receiver Damon Morton JW North 5 12 Receiver Robert Maxie Marshall 11 Receiver Jeremy Payton South Hills 7 12 Receiver Bobby Bowman Pasadena Poly 12 Receiver Anthony Celestine Burroughs/Ridgecrest 8 12 Receiver Jeremy Knepper Brethren Christian 11 Line Chris Jauregui Loyola 1 12 Lineman William Wagner Flintridge Prep 12 Line Iulio Talavou Fountain Valley 1 12 Lineman Eric Maher Flintridge Prep 12 Line Chase Moline Mission Viejo 2 11 Lineman Robert Carey Capistrano Vly Chr 12 Line Joe Bernardi Hart 2 11 Lineman Chris Carrico Hamilton 11 Line Chilo Rachal Dominguez 3 12 Lineman Steve Josker Grace Brethren 12 Line Rameses Arceo St Paul 3 12 Lineman Jesse Lee Saddleaback Vly Chr 11 Line Shannon Tevega La Mirada 6 12 Utility Spencer Breecker Campbell Hall 12 Utility Javonte Holmes Palmdale 3 12 Kicker Hutch Parker St Margaret’s 12 Kicker Brooks Rossman Los Alamitos 1 12 DEFENSIVE TEAM SECOND TEAM - OFFENSE Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Pos. Name School Division Yr. Back Brett James Ribet Academy 11 Back Anthony Torrell Baker Long Beach Poly 1 12 Back George Barnes Calvary Chapel/D 12 Back Dereik Driscoll Mayfair 6 12 Back Sean Lewis Hamilton 10 Back Jesse Ramirez Schurr 7 11 Back Chuck Wilson Linfield Christian 11 Back Anthony Matagi Los Amigos 9 12 Back Mike Gadel Flintridge Prep 12 Back Michael Bumpus Culver City 10 12 Back Matt Tappin Flintridge Prep 11 Back Jason Christenson Village Christian 12 12 Linebacker Eric Sarkissian Flintridge Prep 12 QB Scott Deke Loyola 1 12 Linebacker Andy Morrison St Margaret’s 10 QB Daniel Morales La Habra 9 12 Linebacker David Quinonez Hamilton 11 TE Darren Fells Fullerton 9 12 Linebacker Steve Gourley Grace Brethren 10 Receiver Derick Jones Long Beach Poly 1 12 Linebacker Nick Rodriguez Pasadena Poly 12 Receiver Matt White Edison 1 12 Linebacker Kelly Ryan Capistrano Vly Chr 12 Receiver Marcus Everett Chaminade 3 12 Linebacker Lee Davidson Saddleback Vly Chr 10 Receiver Michael Stuart Westlake 4 12 Lineman Jeff Yun Flintridge Prep 12 Receiver Tau Alo Los Altos 6 12 Lineman Justin Raftery Linfield Christian 11 Receiver Nate Kimbrough Santa Fe 7 12 Lineman Eric Soriana Hamilton 10 Line Jonathan Toailoa Long Beach Poly 1 12 Lineman Sam Handler Campbell Hall 11 Line Eric Rouser St Bonaventure 4 12 Lineman Rick Elmore Grace Brethren 10 Line Adam McDowell Norco 5 12 Lineman Anson Leung Pasadena Poly 12 Line Daniel Lopez Bell Gardens 7 12 Line Tony Chavez Kaiser 8 12 Line Derek Hunter La Habra 9 12 Line Mike Tepper Pacifica/GG 9 12 Line Justin Clegg Lompoc 10 12 Kicker Tino Amancio Kaiser 8 12 Kicker Hutch Parker St Margaret’s 13 12 FIRST TEAM - DEFENSE Pos. Name School Division Yr. Linebacker Ian Wilson Loyola 1 12 Linebacker Jedidiah Collins Mission Viejo 2 12 Linebacker Brian Elledge Hart 2 12 Linebacker KC Croal Notre Dame/SO 3 12 Linebacker Matt Parent St Paul 3 12 Linebacker Anthony Vernaglia Orange Lutheran 6 12 Line Brandon Nicolas Mater Dei 1 12 Line Chris Cheri Los Alamitos 1 12 Line Ryant Wendell Diamond Bar 2 12 Line Jimmy Miller Westlake 4 12 Line Devin McWilliams JW North 5 12 Line Brigham Harwell Los Altos 6 12 Line Lawrence Miles La Quinta/LQ 8 12 Back Byron Velega Long Beach Poly 1 12 Back Jim Abbott Loyola 1 12 Back Kreig Peters Antelope Valley 3 12 Back Josh Pinkard Hueneme 4 12 Back Terrail Lambert St Bonaventure 4 12 Back Daneil Drayton Los Altos 6 12 Back Bryan Payton South Hills 7 12 Utility Erik Wyrick Temescal Canyon 5 12 Punter Aaron Perez Charter Oak 6 12

SECOND TEAM - DEFENSE Pos. Name School Division Yr. Linebacker William Alo Long Beach Poly 1 11 Linebacker Marlin Simmons Lynwood 3 12 Linebacker Greg Newman Westlake 4 12 Linebacker Ryan Phillips Centennial/C 5 12 Linebacker James Bell Tustin 6 12 Linebacker Tommy Bullock Temple City 10 12 Line Marcis Fennell Long Beach Poly 1 12 Line Nick Reed Mission Viejo 2 11 Line Alex Mack San Marcos 4 12 Line Eric Augustine Orange Lutheran 6 12 Line James Peni Orange 7 12 Line Bernard Afutiti Kaiser 8 11 Line Alex Toailoa Los Amigos 9 12 Back Antoine Cason Los Alamitos 1 12 Back Nate Johns Redlands East Valley 1 12 Back Isiah Cook Claremont 2 12 Back Cary Harris Notre Dame/SO 3 11 Back Erik Wyrick Temescal Canyon 5 12 Back Brian Williams Western 9 12 Punter John Vanderwielen Upland 2 11 Page 12 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2003-2004 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - TOYOTA 2003 FOOTBALL PLAYOFF RESULTS

DIVISION I DIVISION II DIVISION III DIVISION IV DIVISION V DIVISION VI DIVISION VII FIRST ROUND: FIRST ROUND: FIRST ROUND: FIRST ROUND: FIRST ROUND: FIRST ROUND: FIRST ROUND: Long Beach Poly 33 Mission Viejo 35 Mira Costa 49 St. Bonaventure 58 J.W. North 45 Los Altos 28 Santa Fe 34 St. John Bosco 22 Burroughs/B 3 Paramount 6 Hawthorne 10 Temecula Valley 27 Newport Harbor 0 Rosemead 13 Edison 31 Diamond Bar 29 Chaminade 56 Righetti 48 Corona 42 Tustin 35 Bell Gardens 20 A.B. Miller 14 Rancho Cucamonga 20 Arcadia 32 Hueneme 14 Arroyo Valley 6 Valencia/P 34 West Covina 19 Mater Dei 42 Damien 35 Lynwood 38 San Luis Obispo 44 Temescal Canyon 16 Mayfair 30 San Gabriel 44 Cabrillo/Long Beach 0 Etiwanda 24 Peninsula 28 North Torrance 0 San Gorgonio 0 Charter Oak 27 Arroyo 10 Fountain Valley 36 Canyon/CC 51 Notre Dame/SO 35 Agoura 22 Centennial/Corona 69 Irvine 44 La Serna 38 Fontana 7 Capistrano Valley 14 Lancaster 27 Dos Pueblos 8 Elsinore 14 Kennedy 27 Westminster 35 Long Beach Wilson 30 San Clemente 42 Palmdale 26 Moorpark 20 Norco 41 Villa Park 35 South Hills 55 Redlands East Vly 27 Chino Hills 10 St. Francis 0 Arroyo Grande 7 Hemet 34 Bellflower 21 Saddleback 0 Los Alamitos 20 Valencia/V 42 Warren 15 Adolfo Camarillo 33 Chaparral 49 Wilson/HH 24 Gabrielino 22 Santa Margarita 10 Claremont 6 Muir 14 Buena 21 Valley View 17 Foothill 21 California 13 Bishop Amat 35 Chino 28 Antelope Valley 44 Redondo Union 27 Santiago/Corona 34 La Mirada 34 Schurr 32 Lakewood 18 Burbank 7 Beverly Hills 21 Channel Islands 20 West Valley 23 Aliso Niguel 13 El Rancho 15 Loyola 49 Hart 56 St. Paul 46 Westlake 47 Colton 38 Orange Lutheran 40 Orange 20 Esperanza 7 Upland 14 Glendale 17 San Marcos 14 Canyon Springs 34 Brea Olinda 6 Walnut 14 QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: Long Beach Poly 21 Mission Viejo 52 Mira Costa 52 St. Bonaventure 48 J.W. North 64 Los Altos 57 Santa Fe 40 Edison 0 Diamond Bar 15 Chaminade 24 Righetti 19 Corona 20 Tustin 25 Bell Gardens 16 Mater Dei 35 Canyon/CC 40 Notre Dame/SO 48 Agoura 38 Centennial/Corona 35 Mayfair 33 San Gabriel 34 Fountain Valley 7 Damien 36 Lynwood 45 San Luis obispo 12 Temescal Canyon 21 Irvine 12 La Serna 14 Los Alamitos 42 San Clemente 20 Palmdale 30 Moorpark 28 Norco 49 Wilson/HH 28 South Hills 22 Long Beach Wilson 0 Valencia/V 14 Warren 7 Adolfo Camarillo 7 Chaparral 47 Villa Park 27 Gabrielino 0 Loyola 10 Hart 56 St. Paul 35 Westlake 27 Santiago/Corona 56 Orange Lutheran 35 Orange 29 Bishop Amat 9 Chino 20 Antelope Valley 20 Redondo Union 3 Colton 38 La Mirada 7 Schurr 16 SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: Long Beach Poly 18 Mission Viejo 56 Notre Dame/SO 21 St. Bonaventure 34 J.W. North 45 Los Altos 32 San Gabriel 17 Mater Dei 7 Canyon/CC 21 Mira Costa 13 Agoura 3 Centennial/Corona 15 Mayfair 20 Santa Fe 14 Loyola 22 Hart 35 Palmdale 14 Westlake 38 Norco 37 Orange Lutheran 48 South Hills 21 Los Alamitos 15 (OT) San Clemente 21 St. Paul 6 Moorpark 7 Santiago/Corona 13 Wilson/HH 20 Orange 0 FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: Loyola 21 Hart 25 Notre Dame/SO 31 Westlake 28 J.W. North 50 Los Altos 21 South Hills 25 Long Beach Poly 17 Mission Viejo 7 Palmdale 7 St. Bonaventure 6 Norco 7 Orange Lutheran 17 San Gabriel 6

DIVISION VIII DIVISION IX DIVISION X DIVISION XI DIVISION XII DIVISION XIII EIGHT-MAN LARGE FIRST ROUND: FIRST ROUND: FIRST ROUND: FIRST ROUND: FIRST ROUND: FIRST ROUND: FIRST ROUND: Kaiser 35 Los Amigos 49 Crespi 56 Nordhoff 49 Bishop Union 28 Pasadena Poly 38 Avalon 28 Hesperia 7 Sunny Hills 7 El Segundo 12 La Salle 10 Whittier Christian 14 Maranatha 14 Thacher 6 Barstow 35 Tesoro 32 St. Joseph/SM 49 San Jacinto 35 St. Genevieve 26 Capistrano Vly Chr 34 Trona 20 Chaffey 14 Northview 22 Gladstone 22 Valley Chr/C 21 Lucerne Valley 6 CSDR 0 Excelsior Ed Ctr 17 Silverado 25 Western 28 St. Bernard 34 Oaks Christian 37 Los Angeles Baptist 35 Hamilton 35 Faith Baptist 48 Rim of the World 14 University 14 Temple City 17 Yucca Valley 0 Arrowhead Christian 20 Chadwick 0 First Lutheran 20 Palm Springs 48 Troy 42 Morningside 6 Twentynine Palms 17 Cantwell Sacred Hrt 27 Grace Brethren 56 Riverside Chr 33 Bloomington 24 Rancho Alamitos 16 Morro Bay 0 Mary Star 14 Kern Valley 20 Ribet Academy 0 Desert Chr./BD 25 Serrano 28 Northwood 38 Lompoc 48 Bishop Diego 20 Village Christian 41 Flintridge Prep 43 Santa Clarita Chr 55 Don Lugo 8 Century 14 San Marino 6 Beaumont 16 Rosamond 6 Linfield Christian 16 Upland Chr 6 La Quinta/LQ 38 Fullerton 24 South Torrance 49 Carpinteria 21 Vasquez 22 Campbell Hall 18 Mission Prep 28 M.L. King 7 Pomona 6 Bassett 22 Paraclete 6 Mammoth 15 Saddleback Vly Chr 7 Valley/Bakersfield 19 Palm Desert 48 Pacifica/GG 41 Serra 55 St. Monica 28 Mojave 27 Rio Hondo Prep 54 Southlands Chr 48 Ontario 20 Santa Ana Vly 13 South Pasadena 0 Big Bear 14 Salesian 6 St. Margaret's 37 Viewpoint 28 Burroughs/R 44 La Habra 42 Culver City 48 Oak Park 42 Ontario Christian 35 Marshall 14 California Lutheran 40 Ramona 14 Covina 7 Duarte 0 Kilpatrick 12 Brentwood 12 Calvary Chapel/Mur. 2 Joshua Springs 25 QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: Kaiser 21 Los Amigos 65 St. Joseph/SM 21 Nordhoff 35 Bishop Union 34 Pasadena Poly 47 Avalon 35 Barstow 14 Tesoro 28 Crespi 10 San Jacinto 26 St. Genevieve 12 Capistrano Vly Chr 16 Trona 8 Silverado 35 Western 20 Morningside 26 Oaks Christian 71 Los Angeles Baptist 35 Grace Brethren 32 Riverside Chr 38 Palm Springs 30 Troy 0 St. Bernard 7 Twentynine Palms 12 Cantwell Sacred Hrt 14 Hamilton 12 Faith Baptist 30 Serrano 35 Fullerton 40 Lompoc 34 Carpinteria 22 Village Christian 51 Flintridge Prep 27 Santa Clarita 44 La Quinta/LQ 20 Northwood 22 South Torrance 19 Bishop Diego 18 Vasquez 0 Campbell Hall 14 Mission Prep 36 Burroughs/R 34 La Habra 23 Serra 28 Oak Park 56 Ontario Christian 28 Marshall 31 California Lutheran 30 Palm Desert 20 Pacifica/GG 7 Culver City 24 St. Monica 0 Mojave 7 Rio Hondo Prep 20 Southlands Chr 20 SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: Kaiser 13 Western 34 Morningside 30 Oaks Christian 33 Los Angeles Baptist 21 Pasadena Poly 45 Riverside Chr 28 Silverado 10 Los Amigos 20 St. Joseph/SM 17 Nordhoff 14 Bishop Union 14 Grace Brethren 0 Avalon 7 Burroughs/R 53 La Habra 14 Lompoc 40 Oak Park 48 Village Christian 49 Flintridge Prep 26 Santa Clarita Chr 61 Serrano 31 Fullerton 6 Serra 33 Carpinteria 7 Ontario Christian 29 Marshall 0 California Lutheran 26 FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: Kaiser 41 La Habra 34 Lompoc 44 Oaks Christian 21 Village Christian 42 Flintridge Prep 17 Riverside Chr 48 Burroughs/R 31 Western 7 Morningside 6 Oak Park 16 Los Angeles Baptist 20 Pasadena Poly 10 Santa Clarita Chr 0 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2003-2004 Page 13

8-MAN SMALL QUARTERFINALS: FIRST ROUND: Kings Christian61 King Christian Valley Chr/SM 11 BYE Peace in the Valley 18 Valley Chr/SM 45 Desert Chapel 14 Victor Vly Chr 20 Cuyama Valley 20 Desert Chapel 54 Big Pine 6 Ventura County Chr 8 Maricopa 52 Peace in the Valley Masada 6 BYE SEMIFINALS: Big Pine BYE Kings Christian 49 Peace in the Valley 0 Cuyama Valley 48 Liberty Chr 20 Maricopa 60 Cuyama Valley 8 Masada 38 Lighthouse Chr 32 FINAL: Maricopa Maricopa 50 BYE Kings Christian 40

CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - TOYOTA 2003 FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS DIVISION I DIVISION VI DIVISION XI Loyola Los Altos Oaks Christian

DIVISION II DIVISION VII DIVISION XII Hart South Hills Village Christian

DIVISION III DIVISION VIII DIVISION XIII Notre Dame/SO Kaiser Flintridge Prep

DIVISION IV DIVISION IX 8-MAN LARGE Westlake La Habra Riverside Christian

DIVISION V DIVISION X 8-MAN SMALL J.W. North Lompoc Maricopa

CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - TOYOTA 2003 GIRLS GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS GIRLS TEAM FINALS INDIVIDUAL FINALS

PL. SCHOOL SCORE PL. PLAYER/SCHOOL SCORE 1. Dos Pueblos 401 1. Angela Park, Torrance 69 2. Peninsula 402 2. Kim Lorenzana, Wilson/LB 70 3. Mark Keppel 404 3. Jennifer Yoo, Cerritos 71 4. San Clemente 427 4T. Esther Choe, La Quinta/LQ 72 5. Cerritos 429 4T. Jennie Lee, Edison 72 6. Torrance 440 4T. Sommer Scholl, M.L. King 72 7. Marina 443 7T. Amie Cochran, West Torrance 73 8. Palm Desert 446 7T. Melanie DeLeon, Saugus 73 9. Santa Margarita 448 7T. Tina Eng, Mark Keppel 73 10. Saugus 467 7T. Jane Lee, Peninsula 73 7T. Emily Mason, Redlands East Vly 73 Page 14 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2003-2004 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - TOYOTA 2003 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL PLAYOFF RESULTS DIVISION IAA Semifinals: Chaparral def. Mission Viejo 25-13, Quarterfinals: Mater Dei def. Fullerton 25-14, First Round: Long Beach Wilson, Bye; Arcadia 25-19, 25-16; Warren def. Oxnard 25-17, 29-27, 25-13, 25-23; Buena def. Paloma Valley 25-21, def. Rialto 25-20, 25-22, 25-17; El Rancho def. 25-14. 25-13, 25-17; South Torrance def. Woodbridge Montclair 25-17, 25-10, 25-14; Upland def. Final: Chaparral def. Warren 27-29, 25-8, 25- 25-27, 25-18, 15-25, 25-17, 15-8; Redondo Eisenhower 25-16, 25-10, 25-14; Peninsula def. 11, 25-13. Union def. Brea Olinda 25-17, 20-25, 21-25, 25- Highland 25-8, 25-18, 25-19; Downey def. Lake- 18, 15-9. wood 25-14, 25-13, 25-20; Redlands East Valley DIVISION IIAA Semifinals: Mater Dei def. Buena 25-19, 25- def. Rancho Cucamonga 25-12, 25-18, 19-25, First Round: Mira Costa def. La Mirada 25-10, 12, 25-23; Redondo Union def. South Torrance 22-25, 16-14; Esperanza def. Diamond Bar 24- 25-9, 25-2; Torrance def. Arroyo 25-12, 25-9, 27-25, 25-16, 30-32, 25-23. 26, 25-7, 25-19, 25-18; Long Beach Poly, Bye; 25-18; Pasadena def. Baldwin Park 25-18, 25- Final: Mater Dei def. Redondo Union 27-29, 25- Santiago/Corona def. Temecula Valley 25-21, 17, 18-25, 25-20; Westlake def. M.L. King 16-25, 13, 25-13, 25-23. 25-17, 25-18; Dana Hills def. Santa Ana 25-6, 25- 25-21, 18-25, 25-17, 15-12; Santa Barbara def. 19, 26-24; Murrieta Valley def. Redlands 25-15, Moorpark 26-24, 21-25, 25-22, 25-22; Hunting- DIVISION IIIAA 25-5, 25-12; Ayala def. Millikan 25-16, 25-18, 25- ton Beach def. Santa Fe 25-18, 25-23, 25-20; Wild Card Round: Rancho Alamitos def. 12; Littlerock def. Montebello 25-22, 25-18, 25- Foothill def. Cajon 15-125, 22-25, 25-23, 25-23, Gabrielino 25-22, 25-23, 25-13; St. Lucy's def. 8; Valencia/Valencia def. Quartz Hill 25-18, 25- 15-10; Capistrano Valley def. University 25-15, Barstow 25-18, 25-15, 25-16; Atascadero def. 20, 25-15; Los Alamitos, Bye. 25-23, 25-23; Edison def. Anaheim 25-6, 25-12, Pomona 25-12, 25-19, 25-18; Gahr def. Second Round: Long Beach Wilson def. Arcadia 25-17; West Valley def. La Quinta/La Quinta 25- Morningside 25-3, 25-2, 25-15; San Luis Obispo 25-11, 25-13, 25-18; Upland def. El Rancho 25- 16, 25-17, 25-22; Elsinore def. Tesoro 25-12, 25- def. Santa Paula 25-7, 25-11, 25-10; Santa 15, 25-13, 25-09; Peninsula def. Downey 25-8, 22, 25-22; Dos Pueblos def. Beverly Hills 25-11, Margarita def. Magnolia 25-5, 25-12, 25-9. 25-14, 25-18; Esperanza def. Redlands East 25-17, 25-22; El Dorado def. La Habra 25-23, 22- First Round: Northwood def. Rancho Alamitos Valley 25-19, 25-11, 25-17; Long Beach Poly def. 25, 22-25, 25-15, 18-16; Sultana def. Norco 25- 25-14, 25-19, 25-12; St. Lucy's def. Palm Springs Santiago/Corona 21-25, 25-14, 25-20, 26-24; 16, 25-14, 25-12; Katella def. Cerritos 22-25, 25- 20-25, 28-26, 25-18, 25-12; Atascadero def. Murrieta Valley def. Dana Hills 25-23, 23-25, 21- 23, 25-23, 22-25, 15-13; Newport Harbor def. Bonita 25-22, 26-24, 25-19; Rim of the World def. 25, 25-17, 15-6; Ayala def. Littlerock 25-16, 25- Villa Park 25-17, 25-9, 25-18. Mountain View 25-15, 23-25, 25-15, 25-16; South 17, 19-25, 18-25, 16-14; Los Alamitos def. Second Round: Mira Costa def. Torrance 25- Hills def. Gahr 25-9, 25-18, 25-17; Newbury Valencia/Valencia 20-25, 25-13, 25-17, 25-18. 14, 25-13, 25-12; Westlake def. Pasadena 19- Park def. Gladstone 25-8, 25-12, 25-20; San Quarterfinals: Long Beach Wilson def. Upland 25, 17-25, 25-17, 15-13; Huntington Beach def. Luis Obispo def. Pacifica/Garden Grove; Santa 25-23, 25-15, 25-13; Esperanza def. Peninsula Santa Barbara 25-18, 25-21, 25-20; Capistrano Margarita 25-7, 25-9, 25-20. 25-15, 25-17, 25-18; Murrieta Valley def. Long Valley def. Foothill 25-21, 25-19, 25-17; Edison Quarterfinals: Northwood def. St. Lucy's 22- Beach Poly 26-24, 15-125, 28-26, 25-20; Los def. West Valley 25-23, 27-25, 25-20; Dos Pueb- 25, 25-11, 27-25, 25-21; Atascadero def. Rim of Alamitos def. Ayala 25-14, 25-12, 25-19. los def. Elsinore 19-25, 25-21, 25-23, 27-25; El the World 25-23, 26-24, 27-25; South Hills def. Semifinals: Esperanza def. Long Beach Wilson Dorado def. Sultana 25-14, 25-19, 25-17; New- Newbury Park 22-25, 27-25, 33-31, 16-25, 15- 25-22, 19-25, 25-21, 25-23; Los Alamitos def. port Harbor def. Katella 25-7, 25-9, 25-12. 12; Santa Margarita def. San Luis Obispo 25-16, Murrieta Valley 25-16, 21-25, 25-22, 25-23. Quarterfinals: Mira Costa def. Westlake 25-14, 26-17, 25-13. Final: Esperanza def. Los Alamitos 25-20, 25- 22-25, 25-10, 25-18; Capistrano Valley def. Semifinals: Northwood def. Atascadero 25-23, 18, 25-19. Huntington Beach 25-22, 25-19, 25-21; Edison 22-25, 25-27, 25-19, 15-11; Santa Margarita def. def. Dos Pueblos 25-16, 25-12, 25-16; Newport South Hills 25-14, 23-25, 25-20, 25-16. DIVISION IA Harbor def. El Dorado 25-9, 25-11, 19-25, 25-13. Final: Santa Margarita def. Northwood 25-17, First Round: Chaparral, Bye; Centennial/Co- Semifinals: Mira Costa def. Capistrano Valley 25-16, 25-17. rona def. West Covina 25-9, 25-7, 25-4; Cathe- 25-17, 25-11, 27-25; Newport Harbor def. Edison dral City def. Riverside Poly 25-15, 25-10, 25-20; 27-25, 12-25, 22-25, 25-19, 17-15. DIVISION IIIA Yucaipa def. Rubidoux 25-20, 25-9, 25-16; Thou- Final: Mira Costa def. Newport Harbor 25-18, First Round: Bishop Montgomery def. San sand Oaks def. Adolfo Camarillo 25-12, 26-24, 22-25, 25-16, 27-25. Marino 25-5, 25-9, 25-13; Louisville def. Ocean 25-14; Glendora def. Hart 25-21, 25-21, 28-26; View 25-10, 25-20, 25-18; Harvard-Westlake Canyon Springs def. Kaiser 25-14, 25-18, 25-23; DIVISION IIA def. San Dimas 18-25, 25-18, 25-21, 25-13; La Mission Viejo def. Century 25-11, 25-11, 25-12; First Round: Mater Dei, Bye; El Modena def. Canada def. Orange Lutheran 25-17, 25-10, 25- Arroyo Grande, Bye; Canyon/Canyon Country Savanna 25-21, 25-16, 25-14; Garden Grove 23; Notre Dame/Sherman Oaks def. Costa Mesa def. California 10-25, 20-25, 25-21, 25-22, 15-7; def. Loara 22-25, 26-24, 25-14, 22-25, 18-16; 25-9, 25-19, 25-6; Nordhoff def. Bassett 25-15, Warren def. Pacifica/Oxnard 25-8, 25-12, 25- Fullerton def. Wilson/Hacienda Heights 25-16, 25-11, 25-8; Santa Ynez def. Bishop Amat 25- 12; Walnut def. Don Lugo 25-14, 25-19, 25-23; 25-19, 25-20; Paloma Valley def. Pacific 25-17, 21, 23-25, 25-16, 25-17; Corona del Mar def. Alta Loma def. Arroyo Valley 25-14, 25-12, 25- 25-5, 25-12; Mark Keppel def. Victor Valley 25- Beaumont 25-12, 25-10, 25-13. 12; Corona def. Valley View 25-15, 25-19, 25-21; 12, 25-21, 23-25, 25-20; Sierra Vista def. Charter Quarterfinals: Bishop Montgomery def. Louis- San Gabriel def. Hoover 25-15, 25-12, 25-20; Oak 25-23, 25-22, 17-25, 23-25, 15-12; Buena ville 25-21, 25-12, 25-15; La Canada def. Oxnard, Bye. def. Paso Robles 25-17, 25-18, 25-14; South Harvard-Westlake 21-25, 25-19, 20-25, 25-22, Second Round: Chaparral def. Centennial/ Torrance def. Inglewood 25-7, 25-4, 25-6; Temple 15-13; Notre Dame/Sherman Oaks def. Nordhoff Corona 27-25, 25-15, 25-11; Yucaipa def. Ca- City def. El Monte 25-14, 25-18, 25-18; 25-12, 27-25, 22-25, 26-28, 15-7; Corona del thedral City 26-28, 25-21, 25-15, 25-22; Thou- Woodbridge def. Mayfair 25-12, 25-10, 25-14; Mar def. Santa Ynez 25-21, 25-14, 25-23. sand Oaks def. Glendora 25-20, 25-14, 18-25, Cypress def. West Torrance 21-25, 25-12, 25- Semifinals: Bishop Montgomery def. La Canada 24-26, 15-10; Mission Viejo def. Canyon Springs 23, 25-21; Redondo Union def. North Torrance 25-17, 25-21, 25-22; Corona del Mar def. Notre 25-13, 25-13, 25-13; Arroyo Grande def. Can- 16-25, 2-515, 25-16, 25-15; Los Altos def. Sonora Dame/Sherman Oaks 25-20, 25-18, 25-18. yon/Canyon Country 14-25, 25-19, 25-13, 25- 25-22, 25-17, 25-18; Hesperia def. Granite Hills; Final: Bishop Montgomery def. Corona del Mar 15; Warren def. Walnut 28-26, 17-25, 25-15, 25- Brea Olinda, Bye. 25-21, 25-17, 28-26. 9; Corona def. Alta Loma 25-15, 22-25, 25-19, Second Round: Mater Dei def. El Modena 25- 24-26, 15-12; Oxnard def. San Gabriel 17-25, 13, 25-11, 25-15; Fullerton def. Garden Grove DIVISION IVAA 25-16, 25-21, 25-21. 25-14, 21-25, 25-21, 25-13; Paloma Valley def. First Round: Marymount, Bye; Loma Linda Quarterfinals: Chaparral def. Yucaipa 25-23, Mark Keppel 25-19, 25-19, 25-27, 25-15; Buena Academy def. Big Bear 25-17, 25-17, 25-21; St. 25-23, 25-21; Mission Viejo def. Thousand Oaks def. Sierra Vista 25-14, 25-12, 25-16; South Bonaventure def. St. Mary's Academy 25-22, 25-14, 26-28, 25-23, 17-25, 15-10; Warren def. Torrance def. Temple City 25-16, 25-20, 25-10; 27-25, 25-11; Nipomo def. Village Christian 25- Arroyo Grande 21-25, 25-20, 26-24, 23-25, 15- Woodbridge def. Redondo Union 25-18, 25-17, 21, 25-17, 18-25, 27-25; La Reina def. San 13; Oxnard def. Corona 23-25, 25-27, 25-16, 26- 25-22; Brea Olinda def. Hesperia 25-21, 25-18, Gabriel Mission 25-12, 25-19, 25-13; 24, 15-7. 25-13. CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2003-2004 Page 15

Marlborough def. St. Monica 21-15, 25-15, 25- 24-26, 25-28, 25-20; Oaks Christian def. Bishop 25-16, 25-11, 25-19; Hesperia Christian def. 16, 25-10; St. Paul def. Alverno 25-15, 26-24, 26- Union 25-14, 25-15, 25-22; La Salle def. St. Upland Christian 25-20, 25-8, 25-23; Riverside 24; Flintridge Sacred Heart, Bye; Notre Dame Bernard 25-11, 25-19, 25-14. Christian def. Mesa Grande Academy 25-19, 21- Academy def. Bishop Conaty-Loretto 25-15, 25- Quarterfinals: Marymount def. Nipomo 25-15, 25, 25-19, 25-14; Liberty Christian def. Baptist 16, 25-10; Twentynine Palms def. Mayfield 25- 25-11, 25-17; Marlborough def. Flintridge Sa- Christian 25-20, 25-23, 26-24; Grace Brethren 17, 23-25, 18-25, 25-11, 19-17; Milken Commu- cred Heart 25-27, 25-17, 25-21, 25-23; Notre def. Santa Clarita Christian 25-8, 25-15, 25-18. nity def. Carpinteria 25-17, 23-25, 18-25, 25-11, Dame Academy def. Valley Christian/Cerritos Quarterfinals: Laguna Blanca def. AGBU 25- 19-17; Valley Christian/Cerritos def. Notre Dame/ 25-15, 25-11, 25-16; La Salle def. Oaks Christian 11, 25-14, 25-22; Faith Baptist def. Desert Chris- Riverside 25-11, 25-23, 25-18; Oaks Christian 25-12, 25-19, 25-23. tian/Bermuda Dunes 25-18, 25-23, 25-23; River- def. St. Joseph/Santa Maria 25-11, 26-24, 25-19; Semifinals: Marymount def. Marlborough 25- side Christian def. Hespria Christian 25-12, 25- Bishop Union def. Paraclete 26-28, 25-23, 25-23, 14, 25-6, 25-15; Notre Dame Academy def. La 15, 25-22; Grace Brethren def. Liberty Christian 9-25, 15-13; St. Bernard def. Palos Verdes 25- Salle 16-25, 25-18, 25-13, 21-25, 15-13. 24-26, 25-22, 25-20, 19-25, 25-5. 16, 23-25, 25-20, 25-18; La Salle, Bye. Final: Marymount def. Notre Dame Academy Semifinals: Laguna Blanca def. Faith Baptist Second Round: Marymount def. Loma Linda 25-15, 25-17, 23-25, 25-19. 25-20, 25-21, 16-25, 25-17; Grace Brethren def. Academy 25-3, 25-5, 25-23; Nipomo def. St. Riverside Christian 25-23, 26-24, 25-21. Bonaventure 25-23, 25-21, 21-25, 25-20; DIVISION IVA Final: Grace Brethren def. Laguna Blanca 25- Marlborough def. La Reina 15-25, 25-23, 25-17, First Round: St. Margaret's, Bye; Ontario 21, 24-26, 25-17, 21-25, 15-12. 25-18; Flintridge Sacred Heart def. St. Paul 25- Christian def. Woodcrest Christian 27-25, 25- 10, 25-19, 25-17; Notre Dame Academy def. 23, 23-24, 25-14; Sage Hill def. Fairmont Prep DIVISION VA Twentynine Palms 25-13, 25-13, 25-7; Valley 25-19, 25-19, 25-19; Maranatha def. Calvary First Round: Rio Hondo Prep def. Orangewood Christian/Cerritos def. Milken Community 25-11, Chapel/Downey 25-23, 25-21, 23-25, 25-11; Academy 25-9, 25-10, 25-22; Maricopa def. Mary Star, Bye; Windward def. Campbell Hall 16- Hillcrest Christian/Thousand Oaks 25-8, 25-15, 25, 15-,25; 25-23, 25-20, 15-13; Lucerne Valley 25-14; Baker Valley def. Bethel Christian 25-16, def. Linfield Christian 25-19, 19-25, 25-17, 25- 29-27, 26-28, 22-25, 15-8; Valley Christian/Santa CIF SOUTHERN SECTION 18; Pasadena Poly def. Villanova Prep 25-19, 25- Maria def. Calvary Baptist 25-16, 25-6, 25-15; TOYOTA 10, 25-16; Brentwood def. Viewpoint 25-14, 25- Lighthouse Christian def. Eastside Christian 25- 17, 25-23; Desert Christian/Lancaster def. Ar- 10, 25-7, 25-13; Calvary Chapel/Redlands def. 2003 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL cher School for Girls 25-17, 33-31, 21-25, 21-25, Immanuel Christian 25-18, 25-21, 25-14; Pacific CHAMPIONS 15-12; Connelly def. Brethren Christian 18-25, Christian def. Big Pine 25-9, 25-7, 25-21; Coastal 25-9, 25-15, 25-21; Chadwick def. Pilibos 25-12, Christian def. Trinity Lutheran 25-13, 25-16, 25- 25-11, 25-9; Flintridge Prep def. Oakwood 25- 0. DIVISION IAA 20, 17-25, 25-23, 25-12; Frazier Mountain def. Quarterfinals: Rio Hondo Prep def. Maricopa Cate 25-15, 25-13, 20-25, 25-15; Calvary Chapel/ 25-16, 25-12, 25-18; Valley Christian/Santa Maria Esperanza Murrieta def. Sherman Indian 25-15, 25-10, 25- def. Baker Valley 25-15, 25-12, 25-10; Light- 13; Western Christian def. Desert 25-7, 25-11, house Christian def. Calvary Chapel/Redlands 25-15. 20-25, 15-25, 25-21, 25-16, 15-10; Coastal Chris- DIVISION IA Second Round: St. Margaret's def. Ontario tian def. Pacific Christian 25-18, 25-22, 25-20. Chaparral Christian 25-8, 25-17, 25-16; Maranatha def. Semifinals: Rio Hondo Prep def. Valley Chris- Sage Hill 25-23, 25-19, 25-20; Mary Star def. tian/Santa Maria 25-12, 25-17, 25-16; Coastal Windward 25-12, 25-22, 25-6; Pasadena Poly Christian def. Lighthouse Christian 21-25, 22-25, DIVISION IIAA def. Lucerne Valley 25-17, 25-9, 25-18; 25-20, 25-18, 16-14. Brentwood def. Desert Christian/Lancaster 25- Final: Rio Hondo Prep def. Coastal Christian 25- Mira Costa 12, 25-13, 25-16; Chadwick def. Connelly 18-25, 10, 25-18, 25-17. 25-19, 25-21, 25-22; Flintridge Prep def. Frazier Mountain 25-22, 25-16, 29-27; Western Chris- DIVISION IIA tian def. Calvary Chapel/Murrieta 25-13, 25-21, Mater Dei 25-21. Quarterfinals: St. Margaret's def. Maranatha 25-21, 25-21, 25-5; Mary Star def. Pasadena DIVISION IIIAA Poly 25-15m 25-16, 25-17; Brentwood def. Chadwick 25-21, 25-16, 25-21; Western Chris- Santa Margarita tian def. Flintridge Prep 25-16, 25-15, 25-14. Semifinals: Mary Star def. St. Margaret's 25- 23, 24-26, 17-25, 25-22, 16-14; Brentwood def. DIVISION IIIA Western Christian 29-31, 25-20, 22-25, 25-20, Bishop Montgomery 15-9. Final: Brentwood def. Mary Star 25-21, 25-22, 25-23. DIVISION IVAA DIVISION VAA Marymount Wild Card Round: Pacific Hills def. Ribet Academy 25-18, 25-16, 25-21; Highland Hall def. Shalhevet 15-25, 25-14m 25-19, 25-9; Desert DIVISION IVA Christian/Bermuda Dunes def. Joshua Springs Brentwood 25-16, 23-25, 25-19, 25-18; Faith Baptist def. Lone Pine 25-17, 25-13, 25-22; Upland Christian def. Southwestern Academy 3-0; Liberty Chris- DIVISION VAA tian def. Saddleback Valley Christian 25-11, 25- Grace Brethren 14, 25-16; Santa Clarita Christian def. Skyward Christian 25-22, 25-17, 25-8. First Round: Laguna Blanca def. Pacific Hills DIVISION VA 25-10, 25-20, 25-21; AGBU def. Highland Hall 22- 25, 25-13, 25-22, 14-25, 15-9; Desert Christian/ Rio Hondo Prep Bermuda Dunes def. La Sierra Academy 25-12, 25-11, 25-15; Faith Baptist def. First Lutheran Page 16 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2003-2004 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - TOYOTA 2003 GIRLS TEAM TENNIS PLAYOFF RESULTS DIVISION I 14-4; Marlborough def. Palm Desert 9-6 (Dark- 12-6; North Torrance def. Cypress 16-2; Villanova First Round: Peninsula, Bye; Notre Dame/ ness); Crescenta Valley def. Los Alamitos 11-7; Prep def. Whittier 11-7; Cerritos def. California Sherman Oaks def. Westlake 11-7; Havard- Santa Barbara def. Chaparral 12-6. 17-1; Highland def. La Reina 9-9 (71-68); Arroyo Westlake def. Thousand Oaks 13-5; Newport Semifinals: Troy def. Marlborough 12-6; Santa def. La Mirada 13-5; Ocnard def. Palos Verdes Harbor def. Northwood 12-6; Mater Dei def. Barbara def. Crescenta Valley 11-7. 14-4. Mission Viejo 13-5; Mira Costa def. Upland 14-4; Final: Santa Barbara def. Troy 9-9 (74-70). Second Round: St. Bonaventure def. Santa San Clemente def. El Modena 18-0; Corona del DIVISION III Monica 10-6 (Rain); Rowland def. Orange Mar def. Bishop Montgomery 18-0; Calabasas Wild Card Round: Lakewood def. Gahr 10-8; Lutheran 11-7; Quartz Hill def. Adolfo Camarillo def. South Torrance 15-3; University def. Hart def. Buckley 16-2. 10-8; M.L. King def. La Serna 14-4; Walnut def. Chaminade 11-7; Foothill def. Etiwanda 11-7; First Round: Campbell Hall def. Lakewood 18- Yucaipa 11-7; North Torrance def. Villanova Laguna Beach def. Canyon/Anaheim 18-0; Dana 0; Wilson/Hacienda Heights def. La Sierra 14-4; Prep 10-8; Cerritos def. Highland 13-5; Oxnard Hills def. Tesoro 16-2; Santa Margarita def. Lynwood def. Arlington 12-6; Pacifica/Garden def. Arroyo 15-3. Woodbridge 12-6; Villa Park def. Los Osos 14- Grove def. Centennial/Corona 14-4; Mayfield Quarterfinals: St. Bonaventure def. Rowland 4; Beverly Hills def. Agoura 13-5. def. Hart 9-9 (74-72); Mark Keppel def. Long 15-3; M.L. King def. Quartz Hill 12-6; Walnut def. Second Round: Peninsula def. Notre Dame/ Beach Wilson 10-8; SAn Jacinto def. Sultana 9- North Torrance 11-7; Oxnard def. Cerritos 11- Sherman Oaks 16-2; Harvard-Westlake def. 9 (89-75); Valencia/Valencia def. Alhambra 18- 7. Newport Harbor 11-7; Corona del Mar def. San 0; Long Beach Poly def. Bolsa Grande 12-6; Semifinals: St. Bonaventure def. M.L. King 11- Clemente 10-2 (Rain); Calabasas def. Univer- Beaumont def. Webb 10-8; Rim of the World def. 7; Oxnard def. Walnut 10-8. sity 12-6; Laguna Beach def. Foothill 16-2; Dana Yucca Valley 13-5; Burbank def. Paramount 16- Final: Oxnard def. St. Bonaventure 12-6. Hills def. Santa Margarita 12-6; Beverly Hills def. 2; Pasadena Poly def. Bonita 14-4; Corona def. DIVISION V Villa Park 12-6. Serrano 16-2; Schurr def. Charter Oak 15-3; Wild Card Round: Baldwin Park def. Ontario Quarterfinals: Peninsula def. Harvard- Brentwood def. Rancho Alamitos 15-3. Christian 10-8; Valley Christian/Cerritos def. Westlake 13-5; Corona del Mar def. Mater Dei Second Round: Campbell Hall def. Wilson/ Oxford Academy 10-8. 13-5; Laguna Beach def. Calabasas 10-6 (Dark- Hacienda Heights 17-1; Lynwood def. Pacficia/ First Round: Sage Hill def. Baldwin Park 17-1; ness); Beverly Hills def. Dana Hills 12-6. Garden Grove 11-7; Mayfield def. Mark Keppel Silverado def. Ontario 10-8; Burroughs/ Semifinals: Peninsula def. Corona del Mar 11- 11-7; Valencia/Valencia def. San Jacinto 15-1 Ridgecrest def. Mammoth 14-4; San Dimas def. 7; Beverly Hills def. Laguna Beach 10-8. (Darkness); Long Beach Poly def. Beaumont 14- Diamond Ranch 11-7; Santa Ynez def. Cross- Final: Peninsula def. Beverly Hills 11-7. 4; Burbank def. Rim of the World 11-7; Pasadena roads 16-2; Western def. Santa Ana 10-8; Aquinas DIVISION II Poly def. Corona 13-5; Brentwood def. Schurr def. Azusa 11-7; Malibu def. Santa Maria 15-3; First Round: Troy def. South Pasadena 18-0; 13-5. Fairmont Prep def. Northview 10-8; Chaffey def. San Marcos def. Arcadia 11-7; Ayala def. Murrieta Quarterfinals: Campbell Hall def. Lynwood 17- Orange 11-7; Lindfield Christian def. Gladstone Valley 10-8; La Quinta/La Quinta def. Redlands 1; Valencia/Valencia def. Mayfield 11-7; Long 9-9 (86-72); Estancia def. Magnolia 10-8; Nordhoff East Valley 13-5; Marlborough def. Dos Pueblos Beach Poly def. Burbank 16-2; Brentwood def. def. Cabrillo/Lompoc 9-9 (74-72); Whittier Chris- 16-2; San Luis Obispo def. Glendale 15-3; Foun- Pasadena Poly 13-5. tian def. Sierra Vista 12-6; Granite Hills def. Kern tain Valley def. La Canada 14-4; Palm Desert def. Semifinals: Campbell Hall def. Valencia/Valencia Valley 14-4; Savanna def. Valley Christian/ Hemet 14-4; Crescenta Valley def. Atascadero 15-3; Long Beach Poly def. Brentwood 9-9 (68- Cerritos 17-1. 11-7; Sunny Hills def. Marymount 14-4; St. Lucy's 57). Second Round: Sage Hill def. Silverado 15-3; def. Eisenhower 18-0; Los Alamitos def. La Final: Campbell Hall def. Long Beach Poly 9-9 San Dimas def. Burroughs/Ridgecrest 12-6; Habra 17-1; Chaparral def. Diamond Bar 12-6; (68-57). Santa Ynez def. Western 14-4; Malibu def. Redlands def. Palm Springs 14-4; Huntington DIVISION IV Aquinas 18-0; Fairmont Prep def. Chaffey 11-7; Beach def. San Marino 10-8; Santa Barbara def. Wild Card Round: Rio Mesa def. Littlerock 9- Linfield Christian def. Estancia 10-8; Nordhoff Arroyo Grande 14-4. 9 (73-68); South Hills def. San Gorgonio 12-6; def. Whittier Christian 14-4; Savanna def. Gran- Second Round: Troy def. San Marcos 12-2 Palos Verdes def. Carpinteria 18-0. ite Hills 12-6. (Rain); La Quinta/La Quinta def. Ayala 13-5; First Round: St. Bonaventure def. Rio Mesa Quarterfinals: Sage Hill def. San Dimas 16-2; Marlborough def. San Luis Obispo 9-9 (76-74); 14-4; Santa Moncia def. Bellflower 12-6; Rowland Malibu def. Santa Ynez 11-7; Fairmont Prep def. Palm Desert def. Fountain Valley 12-6; Crescenta def. Cajon 14-4; Orange Lutheran def. Linfield Christian 15-3; Savanna def. Nordhoff Valley def. Sunny Hills 14-4; Los Alamitos def. St. Bloomington 15-3; Adolfo Camarillo def. Cate 10- 13-5. Lucy's 13-5; Chaparral def. Redlands 13-5; 8; Quartz Hill def. El Monte 18-0; La Serna def. Semifinals: Malibu def. Sage Hill 10-8; Savanna Santa Barbara def. Huntington Beach 10-2 (Rain). Rosemead 18-0; M.L. King def. South Hills 18-0; def. Fairmont Prep 10-8. Quarterfinals: Troy def. La Quinta/La Quinta Walnut def. Katella 13-5; Yucaipa def. Ramona Final: Malibu def. Savanna 11-7. CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - TOYOTA 2003 GIRLS INDIVIDUAL TENNIS PLAYOFF RESULTS SINGLES 1, 6-1; Riza Zalameda def. Alli Krasnopolsky 6- Hausman (Beverly Hills) def. Vazquez/Aragon First Round: Lindsey Nelson (Villa Park) def. 1, 4-6, 6-0; Vania King def. Cosmina Ciobanu 7- (Redlands) 6-2, 6-2; Huh/Alger (Marlborough) Yasaman Sakhakom (Saugus) 6-2, 6-0; Nazlie 5, 6-1. def. Adams/Dunlap (Newport Harbor) 0-6, 7-6 Ghazal (Chaparral) def. Claire Rietsch (Laguna Semifinals: Lindsey Nelson def. Celia Durkin 6- (4), 7-6 (5); King/Vitale (Long Beach Poly) def. Beach) 6-3, 6-0; Celia Durkin (Calabasas) def. 2, 7-6 (2); Riza Zalameda def. Vania King 6-1, 6- Steckmest/Marlis (Brentwood) 6-4, 7-5; Ochwat/ Daron Moore (Campbell Hall) 7-5, 6-4; Ivana King 2. Butterwick (Laguna Beach) def. Oliver/Jeberjahn (Long Beach Poly) def. Gia Nafarrete (Los Final: Riza Zalameda def. Lindsey Nelson 7-5, (San Luis Obispo) 7-5, 6-2. Alamitos) 6-3, 6-1; Riza Zalameda (Beverly Hills) 6-3. Quarterfinals: Reveche/Reveche def. Ivey/ def. Maggie Mello (Mission Viejo) Default; Alli DOUBLES Beck 6-1, 6-2; Harkins/Schweyer def. Oki/Oki 6- Krasnopolsky (Campbell Hall) def. Kristen McVitty First Round: Reveche/Reveche (Campbell 3, 6-0; Tran/Hausman def. Huh/Alger 5-7, 6-4, 6- (Calabasas) 4-6, 6-4, 6-0; Cosmina Ciobanu Hall) def. Olson/Khoury (Newport Harbor) 6-1, 0; King/Vitale def. Ochwat/Butterwick 1-6, 6-3, 6- (Troy) def. Mykala Hedberg (Oxnard) 6-3, 6-2; 6-2; Ivy/Beck (Dana Hills) def. Robertson/Teufel 1. Vania King (Long Beach Poly) def. Brittany Blalock (Santa Barbara) 6-2, 6-2; Oki/Oki (Notre Dame/ Semifinals: Harkins/Schweyer def. 4-6, 6-3, 6- (Palm Desert) 6-2, 6-1. Sherman Oaks) def. Reed/Ammerman (Laguna 3; Tran/Hausman def. King/Vitale 6-2, 6-3. Quarterfinals: Lindsey Nelson def. Nazlie Beach) 6-4, 6-3; Harkins/Schweyer (Peninsula) Final: Harkins/Schweyer def. Tran/Hausman 6- Ghazal 6-3, 6-0; Delia Durkin def. Ivana King 6- def. Abayan/Dao (Murrieta Valley) 6-1, 6-0; Tran/ 3, 6-3. CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2003-2004 Page 17 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - TOYOTA 2003 BOYS WATER POLO PLAYOFF RESULTS DIVISION I Mesa def. Thousand Oaks 12-7; Royal def. Cabrillo/ First Round: Harvard-Westlake def. Long Beach CIF Lompoc 12-8; San Marcos def. Oaks Christian 18- Poly 23-1; Corona del Mar def. Laguna Hills 7-6; 8. Newport Harbor def. Millikan 17-6; El Toro def. SOUTHERN SECTION - Quarterfinals: Santa Barbara def. Malibu 15-7; Crespi 18-5; Foothill def. Laguna Beach 21-5; San TOYOTA Santa Ynez def. Newbury Park 11-9; Dos Pueblos Clemente def. Loyola 11-9; Northwood def. Irvine def. Rio Mesa 13-9; San Marcos def. Royal 13-11. 7-6; Long Beach Wilson def. Mission Viejo 16-9. 2003 WATER POLO Semifinals: Santa Barbara def. Santa Ynez 11- Quarterfinals: Harvard-Westlake def. Corona 7; San Marcos def. Dos Pueblos 12-11. del Mar 10-2; El Toro def. Newport Harbor 10-7; CHAMPIONS Final: Santa Barbara def. San Marcos 10-8. Foothill def. San Clemente 11-8; Long Beach Wilson def. Northwood 13-7. DIVISION V Semifinals: Harvard-Westlake def. El Toro 11- Wild Card Round: Redlands East Valley def. 10 (OT); Long Beach Wilson def. Foothill 10-9. Chaparral 12-11; Claremont def. Palm Springs 16- Final: Long Beach Wilson def. Harvard-Westlake DIVISION I 7. 9-8. First Round: Damien def. Redlands East Valley Long Beach Wilson 21-2; Etiwanda def. Hemet 14-8; Palm Desert def. DIVISION II Arlington 7-6; Murrieta Valley def. Fontana 15-3; Wild Card Round: Tustin def. Loara 19-4. Riverside Poly def. M.L. King 22-4; Upland def. La First Round: Servite def. Santa Ana 16-5; Marina Quinta/La Quinta 12-4; Claremont def. Redlands def. Cypress 15-6; El Dorado def. La Habra 12-9; 11-6; Ayala def. Elsinore 14-4. Esperanza def. Costa Mesa 14-5; Villa Park def. DIVISION II Quarterfinals: Damien def. Etiwanda 14-4; Palm Troy 20-8; Saddleback def. Valencia/Placentia Desert def. Murrieta Valley 7-5; Riverside Poly 14-11; Santa Margarita def. Sonora 9-7; Los Esperanza def. Upland 12-8; Ayala def. Claremont 14-4. Alamitos def. Tustin 12-9. Semifinals: Damien def. Palm Desert 8-7; Ayala Quarterfinals: Marina def. Servite 9-8; Esperanza def. Riverside Poly 8-7 (OT). def. El Dorado 11-6; Villa Park def. Saddleback 19- Final: Ayala def. Damien 14-10. 6; Los Alamitos def. Santa Margarita 9-3. Semifinals: Esperanza def. Marina 8-7 (OT); DIVISION III DIVISION VI Los Alamitos def. Villa Park 12-11 (OT). First Round: Bonita, Bye; San Gorgonio def. Final: Esperanza def. Los Alamitos 10-9. Montebello Santa Ana Valley 6-5; Don Lugo def. Los Amitos 12-9 (OT); Palos Verdes def. Norco 12-4; DIVISION III Chadwick def. Milken Community 14-4; Rancho Wild Card Round: El Segundo def. Bell Gardens Alamitos def. Savanna 12-4; Walnut def. Jurupa 21-5; South Pasadena def. Arcadia 14-3. Valley 7-3; Yucaipa def. Cathedral 20-17; Los First Round: La Canada def. Whittier 17-7; El DIVISION IV Altos def. Colony 16-4; La Sierra def. Cajon 13-9; Segundo def. Crescenta Valley 14-13 (OT); La Flintridge Prep def. Beverly Hills 13-7; Rowland Serna def. Burbank 15-3; Peninsula def. Cerritos Santa Barbara def. La Puente 18-4; Webb def. San Dimas 20-9; 14-3; Mira Costa def. Downey 17-1; Temple City Western def. Charter Oak 10-9 (OT); Garden def. Glendale 11-9; California def. Gahr 13-8; Grove def. Chaffey 14-6; San Bernardino def. Montebello def. South Pasadena 12-5. Centennial/Corona 30-7. Quarterfinals: La Canada def. El Segundo 12- Second Round: Bonita def. San Gorgonio 18-5; 2; Peninsula def. La Serna 8-7; Mira Costa def. DIVISION V Palos Verdes def. Don Lugo 8-3; Chadiwck def. Temple City 9-4; Montebello def. California 15-4. Rancho Alamitos 12-6; Yucaipa def. Walnut 14- Semifinals: Peninsula def. La Canada 9-5; Ayala 11; Los Altos def. La Sierra 24-6; Rowland def. Montebello def. Mira Costa 9-7. Flintridge Prep 13-11; Western def. Webb 10-8; Final: Montebello def. Peninsula 11-8. San Bernardino def. Garden Grove 20-7. Quarterfinals: Bonita def. Palos Verdes 9-6; DIVISION IV Yucaipa def. Chadwick 10-7; Los Altos def. Wild Card Round: Adolfo Camarillo def. Lompoc DIVISION VI Rowland 10-7; San Bernardino def. Western 18- 13-8. 7. First Round: Santa Barbara def. Adolfo Camarillo Bonita Semifinals: Bonita def. Yucaipa 17-7; Los Altos 18-3; Malibu def. Arroyo Grande 16-10; Newbury def. San Bernardino 15-9. Park def. San Luis Obispo 18-4; Santa Ynez def. Final: Bonita def. Los Altos 18-15. Oxnard 17-4; Dos Pueblos def. Righetti 10-4; Rio Page 18 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2003-2004 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION-TOYOTA 2003 PRESIDENT BOYS/GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY RESULTS (Continued from page 2) so) to consider the following suggestions: DIVISION I - BOYS DIVISION I - GIRLS (1) If you have a “new student routing form”, Team Team include a question regarding student’s par- 1. Don Lugo - 69 1. Ventura - 93 ticipation in athletics at their previous school; 2. Royal - 126 2. Murrieta Valley - 129 (2) designate a specific administrator to 3. Canyon/Canyon County - 147 3. Rancho Cucamonga - 136 meet with every student/parent who indi- 4. Murrieta Valley - 150 4. Fountain Valley - 179 5. Dana Hills - 154 5. Ayala - 180 cates that they participated in athletics at their previous school; (3) If a student indi- Individual Individual cates that he/she are leaving your school, 1. Brandon Bethke, El Toro - 14:56 1. Brooke Russell, Hart - 17:37 that information should be given to the des- 2. Liza Pasciuto, Murrieta Valley - 17:46 2. Dylan Jaedtke, Royal - 15:05 ignated administrator immediately. The 3. Stephen Trupiano, Rancho Cucamonga-15:06 3. Alma Escobar, Corona - 17:48 4. Jace Kellogg, Lancaster - 15:08 4. Crystal Reed, Fountain Valley - 17:50 administrator should meet with the student 5. Andrew Trinidad, Rancho Cucamonga-15:09 5. Natilie Picchetti, Rancho Cucamonga-17:56 and parents BEFORE they checkout of the school and thoroughly explain the implica- DIVISION II - BOYS DIVISION II - GIRLS tions of the transfer if the administrator de- Team Team termines a concern on the potential eligibil- 1. St. John Bosco - 130 1. Sultana - 49 2. Orange - 156 2. Cypress - 123 ity of the student at their new school; (4) 3. Loyola - 164 3. Newport Harbor - 134 Develop a procedure on assessing the eli- 4. Mira Costa - 167 4. Woodbridge - 146 gibility of every student athlete prior to their 5. Brea Olinda - 169 5. West Torrance - 152 being allowed to practice; (5) Contact the CIF office if you have any question regarding Individual Individual 1. Mark Matusak, Loyola - 14:47 1. Stephanie Torres, Cypress - 17:49 the eligibility of a student. 2. Luis Medina, Arroyo - 14:52 2. Kelsey Delagardelle, Sultana - 17:56 3. Michael Haddan, Woodbridge - 15:07 3. Kimberly Donatelli, Buena - 18:00 If every high school that does not have a 4. Jose Melena, Antelope Valley - 15:14 4. Danielle Varela, Sultana - 18:07 procedure for processing student athletes 5. Erika Estrada, Santiago/GG - 18:12 5. Raul Lara, Orange - 15:22 in place would follow the above sugges- DIVISION III - BOYS DIVISION III - GIRLS tions, we could drastically reduce the num- Team Team ber of appeals, but most important, give our 1. San Luis Obispo - 70 1. Santa Margarita - 89 parents accurate information and allow them 2. Burroughs/Ridgecrest - 79 2. Corona del Mar - 108 to make informed decisions. We will always 3. Harvard-Westlake - 123 3. Diamond Ranch - 106 have those few parents who will try and 4. Barstow - 129 4. Rim of the World - 127 5. Cabrillo/Lompoc - 132 5. Chino Hills - 163 circumvent our rules. However, by providing accurate information to our parents, we al- Individual Individual low the CIF office and the hearing panels to 1. Dan Nunn, San Luis Obispo - 14:58 1. Lindsay Flacks, Harvard-Westlake-17:29 focus on the deserving hardship appeals. 2. Michael Coe, Cabrillo/Lompoc - 15:19 2. Jenna Kingma, San Luis Obispo - 17:55 3. Nick Mosey, Servite - 15:22 3. Anne St. Geme, Corona del Mar - 18:15 4. Andrew Tachias, Covina - 15:39 4. Samantha Rodriguez,South El Monte-18:25 On behalf of the CIF office and the Executive 5. Jared Zurn, Burroughs/Ridgecrest - 15:42 5. Jasmine Day, Costa Mesa - 18:26 Committee, I want to thank you for your time and effort and the outstanding job you’re DIVISION IV - BOYS DIVISION IV - GIRLS doing. You continue to provide quality pro- Team Team grams for your students and provide them 1. Oak Park - 46 1. Oak Park - 42 2. Orange Lutheran - 74 2. Orange Lutheran - 89 with life long experiences. . Please take 3. Carpinteria - 92 3. Laguna Beach - 99 every opportunity to compliment your ath- 4. St. Bonaventure - 117 4. Flintridge Sacred Heart - 138 letes, coaches and parents for their time 5. Morro Bay - 128 5. La Reina - 155 and effort in continuing to make high school athletics “the best game in town”. Individual Individual 1. Mohamed Trafeh, Duarte - 14:28 1. Lauren Magdaleno, St. Paul - 18:04 2. Jorge Jabaz, Orange Lutheran - 15:34 2. Jacqueline Turner, Orange Lutheran-18:11 3. Joaquin Gomez, Carpinteria - 15:36 3. Katie Gose, La Reina - 18:13 4. Ken Brook, Oak Park - 15:46 4. Marlene Elizalde, St. Paul - 18:29 5. George Morris, St. Bonaventure - 15:47 5. Lauren Morales, Oak Park - 18:39

DIVISION V - BOYS DIVISION V - GIRLS Team Team 1. Flintridge Prep - 73 1. Woodcrest Christian - 41 2. Santa Clara - 97 2. Flintridge Prep - 82 3. Chadwick - 106 3. Desert Christian/Lancaster - 102 4. Brentwood - 121 4. Brentwood - 168 5. Desert Christian/Lancaster - 124 5. Chadwick - 170

Individual Individual 1. Tony Arredondo, Santa Clara - 15:14 1. Tani Brown, Brentwood - 19:03 2. Kemeran Neises, Desert - 15:43 2. Holly Digerolamo, Woodcrest Chr - 19:28 3. Tom McClean, Flintridge Prep - 15:51 3. Ashleigh Pratt, Woodcrest Chr - 19:29 4. Greg Burris, Webb - 15:56 4. Jessica MacFarleane, Chadwick - 19:37 5. Sky Johnston, Desert Christian/L - 15:58 5. Sara Ireland, Maranatha - 20:06 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2003-2004 Page 19 COMMISSIONER COUNCIL (Continued from page 3) (Continued from page 2) interests. 3. Rob Wigod, Assistant Commissioner, presented a new officiating with honor program which will be implemented this year by all official It didn’t take long for the issues to surface. Here they are, in no associations. particular order: 10. COMMISSIONER'S REPORT -- Jim Staunton, Commissioner, re- viewed the Association Rule interpretation and the inclusion of scholastic • Lack of attendance boundaries for private schools eligibility standards in student information handbooks. • “Advertising for students in private schools; public schools 11. TREASURER'S REPORT -- Susana Arce, Treasurer, reported on the can’t market like private schools 2002-03 audit to be presented to Executive Committee at the November 12, • Marketing for students has caused problems with the 2003, and announced membership dues and sport fees requests have been perception that private schools are violating CIF rules. sent out and are due November 1. There being no further business to come before the Council, the meeting • In public schools, the kids are there “by default” was adjourned at 11:10 a.m. • Travel ball and other youth programs are targeting private schools to feed kids into. Submitted by: • There is a perception “blue chippers” get a free ride in private schools KAREN HELLYER • It is unfair to have private and public schools in the same ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER league • Releaguing has helped somewhat to alleviate the public/ Approved by: private problem • Geographic boundaries for private schools is an issue JAMES STAUNTON, Ed.D. • Pre-enrollment contact by school supporters is the main COMMISSIONER OF ATHLETICS source of problems, not necessarily actions by the private schools

As the participants got deeper into the discussion it became apparent that many of these concerns were more of perception than reality. Private school representatives clarified their policies on “scholarships” which are designed to provide students with sup- port regardless of their athletic ability. Marketing schools is an important component of keeping the doors open at virtually all private schools. Small drops in enrollment can spell disaster for a private school’s budget. Every private school representative as- sured the group that following CIF rules was very important to maintaining the integrity and reputation of their school.

While there is not a disproportionate number of private schools that win championships, they tend to cluster in certain divisions based on enrollment. That causes the public schools in those divisions to feel that they are playing against unfair competition.

The issues began to focus on what could be done to lessen tension between private and public schools. Many of the participants agreed that a solution to competitive equity was proper leaguing so private schools wouldn’t completely dominate championship competi- tion. If public and private schools are to be leagued together, be sure to follow specific criteria based on strength of athletic program, population of the school and geography. There are successful examples of public and private schools leaguing together; we should study those examples to find the factors that make them work.

There was strong agreement that if a school wants to be the best, its athletes must play the best. Encouraging strong competition between our public and private schools makes our athletes better and gives them strong competitive experience. Page 20 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2003-2004

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