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Ford Girls Basketball Final Season League Standings As Reported by League Coordinators 5/22/2021 2020-21 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - FORD GIRLS BASKETBALL FINAL SEASON LEAGUE STANDINGS AS REPORTED BY LEAGUE COORDINATORS 5/22/2021 605 LEAGUE LEAGUE OVERALL BIG VIII LEAGUE LEAGUE OVERALL Pioneer (8-1-0) (10-2-0) Centennial/Corona (10-0-0) (19-0-0) Cerritos (6-3-0) (7-7-0) Roosevelt, Eleanor (8-2-0) (11-2-0) Whitney (7-1-0) (9-5-0) King, Martin Luther (7-4-0) (12-4-0) Oxford Academy (4-5-0) (6-9-0) Santiago/Corona (4-6-0) (4-6-0) Artesia (1-8-0) (2-12-0) Norco (2-8-0) (5-9-0) Glenn (0-8-0) (0-8-0) Corona (0-10-0) (4-11-0) CAMINO REAL LEAGUE St. Marys Academy (7-1-0) (8-1-0) Cantwell-Sacred Heart of Mary (6-2-0) (10-5-0) ACADEMY LEAGUE La Salle (5-3-0) (9-4-0) Pacifica Christian/Orange Cty (7-1-0) (13-4-0) St. Genevieve (1-7-0) (2-7-0) Avalon (6-2-0) (6-2-0) St. Joseph/Lakewood (1-7-0) (2-11-0) Capistrano Valley Christian (4-4-0) (6-6-0) Newport Christian (1-4-0) (3-6-0) Calvary Chapel/Downey (1-7-0) (1-11-0) CHANNEL LEAGUE Santa Barbara (10-0-0) (10-2-0) San Marcos (6-4-0) (6-6-0) Dos Pueblos (6-4-0) (6-5-0) Cabrillo/Lompoc (4-6-0) (4-6-0) ALMONT LEAGUE Lompoc (2-8-0) (2-9-0) Mark Keppel (10-0-0) (10-0-0) Santa Ynez (2-8-0) (3-12-0) Bell Gardens (8-2-0) (8-4-0) Schurr (6-4-0) (7-4-0) Montebello (4-6-0) (4-6-0) San Gabriel (2-8-0) (2-8-0) Alhambra/Alhambra (0-10-0) (0-10-0) CITRUS BELT LEAGUE Beaumont (6-3-0) (8-5-0) Cajon (0-0-0) (0-0-0) Redlands East Valley (4-5-0) (5-5-0) Yucaipa (5-4-0) (8-6-0) AMBASSADOR LEAGUE Redlands (3-5-0) (3-5-0) Ontario Christian (13-0-0) (18-1-0) Citrus Valley (0-9-0) (0-9-0) Woodcrest Christian (9-4-0) (9-4-0) Linfield Christian (8-5-0) (9-6-0) Aquinas (6-7-0) (6-8-0) Loma Linda Academy (6-7-0) (7-7-0) Desert Christian Academy (5-8-0) (5-9-0) CITRUS COAST LEAGUE Arrowhead Christian (4-9-0) (4-9-0) Nordhoff (7-1-0) (7-4-0) Western Christian (1-12-0) (4-12-0) Santa Paula (6-2-0) (9-6-0) Fillmore (4-4-0) (4-5-0) Hueneme (3-5-0) (3-5-0) Carpinteria (0-8-0) (0-10-0) Malibu (0-0-0) (0-0-0) BASELINE LEAGUE Etiwanda (10-0-0) (15-1-0) Chino Hills (8-2-0) (9-3-0) Upland (6-4-0) (10-5-0) COAST VALLEY LEAGUE Los Osos (3-7-0) (4-7-0) Coastal Christian (3-1-0) (3-3-0) Rancho Cucamonga (3-7-0) (3-11-0) Valley Christian/Santa Maria (3-1-0) (4-2-0) St. Lucys (0-10-0) (1-12-0) Cuyama Valley (0-0-0) (0-0-0) BAY LEAGUE COASTAL LEAGUE Peninsula (8-2-0) (9-3-0) Rolling Hills Prep (2-0-0) (3-3-0) Redondo Union (8-2-0) (11-4-0) Geffen Academy at UCLA (1-1-0) (1-4-0) Mira Costa (7-3-0) (12-6-0) Vistamar (0-0-0) (0-0-0) Palos Verdes (3-7-0) (3-12-0) Culver City (2-8-0) (2-12-0) Santa Monica (0-0-0) (0-0-0) Page 2 / 2020-21 GIRLS BASKETBALL FINAL SEASON STANDINGS COASTAL CANYON LEAGUE LEAGUE OVERALL DESERT SKY LEAGUE LEAGUE OVERALL Camarillo (8-0-0) (11-1-0) Silverado dnr dnr Royal (6-2-0) (8-2-0) Victor Valley (5-3-0) (5-3-0) Moorpark (4-4-0) (12-7-0) Barstow (4-3-0) (5-4-0) Simi Valley (0-8-0) (1-11-0) Adelanto (0-0-0) (0-0-0) Oak Park (0-0-0) (0-0-0) Granite Hills/Apple Valley (0-5-0) (0-5-0) DESERT VALLEY LEAGUE Yucca Valley (7-0-0) (7-0-0) Twentynine Palms (6-1-0) (7-1-0) Indio (5-2-0) (5-4-0) CRESTVIEW LEAGUE Coachella Valley (4-4-0) (3-6-0) Esperanza (6-0-0) (17-2-0) Desert Hot Springs (3-4-0) (3-4-0) Brea Olinda (3-3-0) (11-5-0) Banning (3-4-0) (3-6-0) Canyon/Anaheim (2-4-0) (9-15-0) Cathedral City (1-6-0) (1-6-0) El Dorado (1-5-0) (6-10-0) Desert Mirage (0-0-0) (0-0-0) EMPIRE LEAGUE Tustin (10-0-0) (20-3-0) Crean Lutheran (8-2-0) (13-4-0) Valencia/Placentia (3-7-0) (5-11-0) CROSS VALLEY LEAGUE Providence/Santa Barbara (0-4-0) (0-7-0) Big Bear (3-0-0) (3-0-0) Pacifica/Garden Grove (0-9-0) (1-11-0) Academy/Academic Excellence (2-1-0) (2-1-0) Cobalt Institute (1-2-0) (2-2-0) University Prep (0-3-0) (0-4-0) FOOTHILL LEAGUE DEL REY LEAGUE Saugus (9-1-0) (9-1-0) Serra (7-1-0) (10-2-0) Valencia/Valencia (9-1-0) (9-1-0) Bishop Montgomery (7-1-0) (8-4-0) Canyon/Canyon Country (5-5-0) (5-5-0) St. Anthony (4-4-0) (6-7-0) Hart (5-5-0) (5-5-0) St. Paul (2-6-0) (7-7-0) West Ranch (2-8-0) (2-8-0) Bishop Amat (0-8-0) (4-11-0) Golden Valley/Santa Clarita (0-10-0) (0-10-0) DEL RIO LEAGUE La Serna (8-0-0) (11-3-0) California (6-2-0) (11-3-0) Santa Fe (3-5-0) (1-7-0) FREEWAY LEAGUE Whittier (2-6-0) (2-8-0) Troy (9-1-0) (15-8-0) El Rancho (1-7-0) (1-9-0) Sonora (9-1-0) (15-4-0) Sunny Hills (6-4-0) (9-9-0) DESERT EMPIRE LEAGUE Buena Park (4-6-0) (6-8-0) La Quinta/La Quinta (9-1-0) (11-3-0) La Habra (2-8-0) (3-10-0) Xavier Prep (8-2-0) (14-6-0) Fullerton (0-10-0) (0-11-0) Shadow Hills (7-3-0) (8-5-0) Rancho Mirage (5-6-0) (5-6-0) Palm Springs (2-8-0) (3-8-0) Palm Desert (0-10-0) (0-10-0) FRONTIER LEAGUE Bishop Diego (3-1-0) (7-2-0) DESERT MOUNTAIN LEAGUE La Reina (3-1-0) (5-4-0) Silverado (8-0-0) (8-0-0) Providence/Santa Barbara (0-4-0) (0-7-0) Victor Valley (5-3-0) (5-3-0) Barstow (5-3-0) (6-4-0) Adelanto (2-6-0) dnr Granite Hills/Apple Valley (0-8-0) (0-8-0) Page 3 / 2020-21 GIRLS BASKETBALL FINAL SEASON STANDINGS GARDEN GROVE LEAGUE LEAGUE OVERALL HORIZON LEAGUE LEAGUE OVERALL Santiago/Garden Grove (10-0-0) (15-2-0) Bishop Conaty-Loretto (6-0-0) (6-0-0) Rancho Alamitos (7-3-0) (7-7-0) Sacred Heart/Los Angeles (4-3-0) (6-8-0) La Quinta/Westminster (7-3-0) (9-3-0) Ramona Convent (2-4-0) (3-8-0) Loara (4-6-0) (4-6-0) Holy Family (0-6-0) (0-6-0) Los Amigos (2-8-0) (2-8-0) Bolsa Grande (0-10-0) (0-10-0) GOLD COAST LEAGUE INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE Windward (5-1-0) (10-2-0) Pacifica Christian/Santa Monica (6-0-0) (12-4-0) Viewpoint (5-1-0) (9-4-0) Yeshiva (YULA) (4-2-0) (6-6-0) Sierra Canyon (5-1-0) (15-4-0) AGBU/Canoga Park (2-4-0) (2-4-0) Brentwood (3-3-0) (9-10-0) de Toledo (0-6-0) (0-6-0) Crossroads (2-4-0) (3-5-0) Paraclete (1-5-0) (4-8-0) Campbell Hall (0-6-0) (2-7-0) GOLDEN LEAGUE Highland (13-1-0) (13-1-0) IVY LEAGUE Lancaster (13-1-0) (13-1-0) Paloma Valley (8-0-0) (10-2-0) Knight, Pete (9-5-0) (9-5-0) Valley View (7-2-0) (13-7-0) Quartz Hill (9-5-0) (9-5-0) Rancho Verde (3-5-0) (4-5-0) Palmdale (5-8-0) (5-8-0) North, J.W. (4-5-0) (6-6-0) Eastside (5-9-0) (5-9-0) Lakeside/Lake Elsinore (0-5-0) (3-9-0) Littlerock (2-11-0) (2-11-0) Antelope Valley (0-14-0) (0-14-0) GOLDEN WEST LEAGUE Garden Grove (8-2-0) (8-3-0) LIBERTY LEAGUE Segerstrom (8-2-0) (9-7-0) Holy Martyrs (6-0-0) (10-1-0) Westminster (5-5-0) (5-12-0) Pilibos (4-2-0) (10-4-0) Godinez (4-6-0) (6-8-0) Oakwood (1-1-0) (1-3-0) Ocean View (4-6-0) (7-9-0) Milken Community (2-6-0) (2-7-0) Katella (1-9-0) (2-11-0) HACIENDA LEAGUE Walnut (8-0-0) (10-2-0) Los Altos/Hacienda Heights (5-3-0) (7-5-0) Diamond Bar (4-4-0) (5-6-0) Wilson/Hacienda Heights (3-5-0) (4-5-0) MARMONTE LEAGUE South Hills (0-8-0) dnr Westlake (9-0-0) (15-2-0) Agoura (7-2-0) (11-4-0) Calabasas (5-3-0) (8-8-0) Newbury Park (2-7-0) (4-11-0) Thousand Oaks (2-7-0) (2-9-0) Oaks Christian (1-8-0) (1-10-0) HARBOR LEAGUE San Gabriel Academy (4-0-0) (6-5-0) Mesrobian (2-2-0) (2-4-0) Firebaugh (0-4-0) (0-8-0) HERITAGE LEAGUE Trinity Classical Academy (5-0-0) (9-2-0) Faith Baptist (2-2-0) (8-4-0) Lancaster Baptist (0-5-0) (0-5-0) Palmdale Aerospace Academy (1-0-0) (1-0-0) Page 4 / 2020-21 GIRLS BASKETBALL FINAL SEASON STANDINGS MIRAMONTE LEAGUE LEAGUE OVERALL MULHOLLAND LEAGUE LEAGUE OVERALL Ganesha (5-0-0) (5-1-0) Shalhevet (4-0-0) (8-9-0) Bassett (2-2-0) (2-2-0) Wiseburn Da Vinci (2-2-0) (8-8-0) Edgewood (0-4-0) (0-4-0) Compton Early College (0-4-0) (0-4-0) MISSION LEAGUE Harvard-Westlake (4-0-0) (17-2-0) Chaminade (2-2-0) (7-4-0) Notre Dame/Sherman Oaks (0-4-0) (6-5-0) NORTH HILLS LEAGUE Foothill/Santa Ana (4-2-0) (13-7-0) Villa Park (4-2-0) (9-11-0) Yorba Linda (4-2-0) (6-10-0) MISSION VALLEY LEAGUE El Modena (0-6-0) (0-16-1) Gabrielino (10-0-0) (10-0-0) Rosemead (8-2-0) (8-2-0) Arroyo (6-4-0) (6-4-0) South El Monte (4-6-0) (4-6-0) El Monte (2-8-0) (2-8-0) Mountain View (0-0-0) (0-0-0) OCEAN LEAGUE MOJAVE RIVER LEAGUE Leuzinger (10-0-0) (10-1-0) Burroughs/Ridgecrest (10-0-0) (10-0-0) Beverly Hills (8-2-0) (9-3-0) Hesperia (7-3-0) (8-4-0) Centennial/Compton (5-5-0) (5-5-0) Oak Hills (7-3-0) (8-4-0) Inglewood (3-7-0) (3-7-0) Serrano (3-3-0) (3-4-0) Hawthorne (3-7-0) (3-7-0) Apple Valley (2-8-0) (2-8-0) Morningside (0-0-0) (0-0-0) Sultana (0-0-0) (0-0-0) MONTVIEW LEAGUE OLYMPIC LEAGUE Sierra Vista (9-1-0) (9-5-0) Heritage Christian (6-2-0) (10-5-0) Duarte (9-1-0) (9-1-0) Whittier Christian (5-3-0) (9-7-0) Workman (6-4-0) (6-4-0) Valley Christian/Cerritos (4-4-0) (8-9-0) Nogales (4-6-0) (4-6-0) Village Christian (4-4-0) (7-6-0) Gladstone (1-9-0) (1-9-0) Maranatha (1-7-0) (1-11-0) Azusa (1-9-0) (1-9-0) MOORE LEAGUE OMEGA LEAGUE Poly/Long Beach (10-0-0) (11-2-0) Newbury Park Adventist (2-0-0) (4-0-0) Millikan (7-3-0) (7-3-0) Hillcrest Chr./Thousand Oaks (0-2-0) (1-6-0) Wilson/Long Beach (7-3-0) (10-3-0) Lakewood (4-6-0) (4-10-0) Jordan (2-8-0) (2-9-0) Compton (1-9-0) (1-9-0) ORANGE LEAGUE MOUNTAIN PASS LEAGUE Anaheim (9-0-0) (9-0-0) San Jacinto (4-0-0) (5-3-0) Century (7-3-0) (7-3-0) West Valley (2-2-0) (2-2-0) Western (6-4-0) (6-4-0) Citrus Hill (0-4-0) (0-4-0) Santa Ana Valley (5-5-0) (5-5-0) Magnolia (2-8-0) (2-9-0) Savanna (0-9-0) (0-9-0) ORANGE COAST LEAGUE MOUNTAIN VALLEY LEAGUE Saddleback (9-1-0) (9-2-0) San Bernardino (2-0-0) (2-0-0) Calvary Chapel/Santa Ana (9-1-0) (14-4-0) Jurupa Valley (0-2-0) (2-6-0) Santa Ana (5-5-0) (5-6-0) Estancia (4-6-0) (5-11-0) Costa Mesa (3-7-0) (3-13-0) Orange (0-10-0) (0-12-0) MT.
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