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Standing Interscholastic Equestrian League 2019-2020 Season School Standings (Sorted by High Score) Place School High Score for Top 2 Riders 1 Westridge School 509 2 Oaks Christian School 490 3 Chaminade HS 407 4 Harvard-Westlake HS 401 5 La Reina HS 355 6 Marlborough School 347 7 Viewpoint 282 8 Polytechnic School 257 9 Crossroads 250 10 La Canada HS 240 11 Hart HS 228 12 Marymount HS 199 13 Archer School for Girls 198 14 Trinity Classical Academy 187 14 Westside Neighborhood School 187 16 Malibu HS 167 17 Immaculate Heart 159 18 Palisades Charter HS 153 19 Louisville HS 146 19 Calabasas HS 146 21 Century Academy 142 22 Brentwood School 141 23 Mayfield Sr School 135 24 The Buckley School 131 25 Valencia HS 130 26 St. Lucy's Priory HS 127 27 Sycamore Canyon School 126 28 Campbell Hall 125 29 Alverno Heights Academy 113 30 Newbury Park HS 112 31 Our Community School 108 32 Flintridge Prep 107 32 Agoura HS 107 34 Robert Frost MS 99 34 Geffen Academy 99 36 Gaspar de Portola Charter MS 93 37 Granada Hills Charter HS 92 38 AE Wright MS 88 39 Notre Dame HS 87 40 San Marino HS 84 40 Village Christian Schools 84 42 David Starr Jordan MS 83 43 Saugus HS 82 44 Beverly Vista MS 81 45 Canyon HS 78 46 Rio Norte JHS 77 Page 1 of 2 4/22/20 Standing Interscholastic Equestrian League 2019-2020 Season School Standings (Sorted by High Score) Place School High Score for Top 2 Riders 47 Phoenix Ranch School 75 48 Paul Revere MS 73 49 The Gooden School 72 49 Providence HS 72 51 St. Bede the Venerable 69 52 Manzanita School 63 53 Wildwood 60 54 South Pasadena HS 59 54 Mayfield Jr School 59 56 AC Stelle 58 57 Thousand Oak HS 56 58 Royal HS 54 59 Berkeley Hall 53 60 Aveson Global Leadership Academy 52 60 Simi Valley HS 52 62 Culver City HS 47 63 Taft HS 42 64 Westlake HS 41 64 Highland Hall 41 66 San Marino 33 66 Rancho Pico JHS 33 66 Frostig 33 69 Nobel Charter MS 31 69 Notre Dame Academy 31 71 The Wesley School 30 72 El Camino Real HS 29 73 Monrovia HS 28 74 Chandler School 26 74 Sierra Vista JHS 26 76 Pilgrim School 24 77 La Salle College Preparatory 23 77 Canoga Park HS 23 79 Fusion Academy 20 80 Oakwood School 18 80 Sequoyah School 18 82 South Pasadena MS 12 82 Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy 12 84 Maranatha HS 11 85 Eagle Rock 9 86 CS Arts 8 87 Grace Brethren 7 88 Bishop Alemany HS 5 89 Monte Vista School 2 90 Walter Reed MS 0 Page 2 of 2 4/22/20.

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