CIF-SS BULLETIN

VOL. 65, NO. 2 WINTER 2002-2003

For Full CIF-SS Fall Playoff Results See pages 12-18. Serving High School Athletics Since 1913 Page 2 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2002-2003 CIF-SS COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES PRESIDENT'S October 17, 2002

MESSAGE The October meeting of the CIF-S Council was an action item at the January 23, 2003, meeting called to order by Paul Breit, President, at 9:00 of the Council. a.m. on Thursday, October 17, 2002, at The Grand 7. FOOTBALL ADVISORY COMMITTEE PRO- in Long Beach. All leagues were present with the POSAL – Rob Wigod, Assistant Commissioner, exception of Harbor, High Desert, Omega, Westside, presented a proposal to modify the 1996 Council Our At.-Large Dr. Mendoza and At-Large Barbara action which would allow schools to schedule zero Financial Willibrand. week football games without a week one bye date. Future 1. ADOPT AGENDA – It was moved, seconded and This will be an action item at the January 23, 2003, passed to adopt agenda as revised. meeting of the Council. 2. MINUTES – It was moved, seconded and passed 8. PRESIDENT’S REPORT – Paul Breit, President to approve the minutes of the CIF-SS Council of the Council, reviewed Council action on open meeting of April 25, 2002. Additionally, minutes enrollment, hearing officers and the shortage of By Paul Breit, President of the CIF-SS Executive Committee meeting of sport officials. CIF-SS Executive Committee June 5, 2002 and September 25, 2002, were 9. COMMISSIONER’S REPORT – Jim Staunton, submitted as informational items. Commissioner, reviewed the CIF-SS Office move On behalf of the Executive Committee, I 3. SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS – Paul Breit, to new building, noisemakers and fees for hardship President, introduced Hall of Fame recipient Lou would like to congratulate the CIF-SS fall appeals. Panizzon, Carpinteria High School 10. TREASURER’S REPORT – Susana Arce, sport champions for a job well done. I 4. MONTVIEW PROPOSAL – Tim Godley, Ath- Treasurer, reported on the completed 2001-2002 would also like to thank Karen Hellyer, Rob letic Director, Duarte High School, reviewed a audit and announced membership dues requests Wigod and Paul Castillo for their outstand- proposal to modify CIF Rule 311 “Association have been sent out to all schools. ing efforts in making our fall playoffs very Rule”. Following discussion, a motion to approve There being no further business to come before the the proposal was defeated. Council, the meeting was adjourned at 10:46 a.m. successful and extremely well run. It was 5. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE PROPOSAL – Jim exciting to have had the opportunity to at- Staunton, Commissioner, reviewed a proposal to Submitted by: tend these championship events and truly change By-Laws 1110.1 and 1110.3 – Southern see Victory With Honor in action. Section Appeals Procedure. Following discus- KAREN HELLYER sion, it was moved, seconded and passed to ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER approve the proposal. As we are well into the winter sports sea- 6. GOLF COMMITTEE PROPOSAL – Jim Staunton, Approved by: son, we are all aware that the financial Commissioner, and Dennis McReynolds, Golf Com- outlook for our school districts is very bleak. mittee member, presented a proposal to revise JAMES STAUNTON, Ed.D. It certainly appears that many of our schools Rule 2007 “Maximum Team Contest”. This will be COMMISSIONER OF ATHLETICS are going to have to “cinch up our belts” and continue to operate their athletic program with less funding. Administrators and California Interscholastic Federation Coaches have been very successful in the Southern Section past in looking at innovative ways to main- 10932 Pine Street tain their athletic programs at a very high Los Alamitos, CA 90720 level. I would suggest that if cuts become necessary, that you work collaboratively (562) 493-9500 -- Fax (562) 493-6266 with your league schools to maximize avail- able dollars. OFFICERS Paul Breit, Principal The CIF-SS is faced with many strategic Ganesha High School, President hurdles over the next five to ten years. While our organization is fiscally strong and our Dr. John Dahlem, Principal governance and operational policies, we Loara High School, President-Elect continue to struggle in our role with the CIF State organization. The CIF-SS complexi- ties, diverse geographics, size of our sec- Clark Stephens, Consultant tion, and several unique SS governance Past-President issues continue to be constant sources of conflict. One of these sources is the “Elimi- Susana Arce, Assistant Principal nation of the Association Rule” (Blue Book Nordhoff High School Rule #311 pg. 84) which is an action item Treasurer for the SS-Council meeting on March 13th. I am not taking a position on this issue; James Staunton, Ed.D., Commissioner of Athletics however, I would like to remind principals and athletic administrators that if we con- tinue with this rule, the State CIF has made BULLETIN EDITOR it very “perfectly clear” that all legal costs will Thom Simmons, Sports Information Director be the responsibility of the Southern Sec- tion. As your leagues discuss the associa- EDITORIAL ASSISTANT tion rule please include in your discussion Sharon Hodge, CIF-SS Secretary the potential significant litigation costs that could be associated with the retention of Bulletin published three times yearly by CIF Southern Section See PRESIDENT page 18. CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2002-2003 Page 3 SOUTHERN SECTION MARKETING UPDATE COMMISSIONER'S SPONSORSHIPS SAVE CORNER SCHOOLS MONEY (X3)

The support of sponsors, our “business partners”, has long been critical source of revenue Tough to operate the high school sports programs of the Southern Section. More than ever before Times given our state’s current financial crisis, the income from sponsorships allows the Ahead Southern Section to continue operating the finest championships possible.

We sometimes hear from coaches and athletic directors, “but we don’t get any of this sponsorship money so why should we care?” The answer is a simple but often overlooked one:. If we didn’t have sponsorships, you’d have to make up the difference. By James Staunton, Ed.D. Commissioner of Athletics Sponsorships currently generate over $430,000 per year in Southern Section operating I often hear school administrators say, “I support. That figure represents 20% of the operating revenue of the Southern Section. That wouldn’t want your job!” Sometimes I would is almost 3-times the amount generated from school dues. Amongst our sponsorships, agree. Now, however, I feel a great deal of the four ball contracts (Spalding, Rawlings, Baden and Wilson Racquet) generate as much sympathy for our principals and athletic annual revenue as all the school dues generated annually. directors who must make very difficult de- cisions this next year. School districts face It has long been our goal to tastefully gather support from business partners that produce the most significant budget cuts in recent quality product and provide a positive image for the Southern Section. memory. They are deep and they will last for several years. How tough to have to take We greatly appreciate the support of our schools by positively corresponding and away programs and money that have been patronizing our business partners. Likewise, your assistance displaying banners, in place for years. reading the required public address announcements and including our sponsor sheet in your game programs are valuable assets that enable us to maintain this area of support. There has been talk about school districts cutting athletic programs. In its purest It is through your support of all these relationships that we are able to offer the finest athletic sense, the high school experience is about administrative and championship support possible without having to impact our schools academic achievement. But we all know during this difficult financial period. that it is about so much more than that. School administrators agree that success- Next time you or someone you are speaking with questions the importance of a sponsor- ful athletic programs breed successful ship or all the sponsorship support required when hosting a playoff game, remind them schools. September is a critical month for what the cost to them would be if we didn’t have our business partners. Then remind the any campus. Why? Because a positive x2 and then x3. start with some athletic success sets the tone for the rest of the year. Like we say to our business partners, thanks for supporting tomorrow’s stars today. Athletes provide the power and drive to keep schools going from year to year. In his remarks to the Citrus Belt Athletic Directors SIGNIFICANCE OF MARKETING Association, upon his retirement long time Athletic Director Roger Rupert, told his lis- Sport Income $1,162,234 54% teners, “We’re here for the kids, and with no Sponsorships $ 436,060 20% disrespect to our hard working academic School Dues $ 167,677 8% teachers. We must work to keep our athletic Souvenirs & Programs $ 125,774 6% programs intact.” In four years as Commis- Publications $ 102,107 5% sioner, I fought with Roger about a number FOG Donation $ 60,000 3% of things. But on this one I agree. Investment Interest $ 52,668 2% TV & Radio $ 51,575 2%* What can we do? Of course our office is ready to supply data to districts to help * Fox Contract not renewed for 2003 ($35G) decision makers understand the benefits of athletic programs. Statewide, the CIF office is working to help legislators see the benefits of athletics.

On March 12, the Section will sponsor a daylong seminar on coaching education and sportsmanship programs. Our goal is to bring the best practices in the Section to athletic administrators responsible for training and support of coaches and stu- dents. We hope this day will be one in which See COMMISSIONER page 18. Page 4 CIF-SS BULLETIN --Winter 2002-2003 MINUTES OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING STATE CIF OFFERS August 17, 2002 WINTER SCHOLASTIC AWARDS The August meeting of the CIF Southern Section Salary Proposal and report back to the Executive Once again the CIF State is offering winter Executive Committee was called to order at 8:30 Committee at the September 25, 2002 meeting. scholastic awards programs for deserving a.m. by President Paul Breit at the Marriott Laguna 3) The Administrative Committee of the Execu- student-athletes and teams. Cliffs Resort in Dana Point. All members were tive Committee will examine the health and ben- present, with the exception of Susana Arce and efit packages for the Assistant Commissioners Jeannine Martineau. and the CIF Office Staff. The Scholastic State Champions program 1. ADOPT AGENDA – It was moved, seconded 4) The Executive Committee wished to commend honors varsity teams demonstrating the and passed to adopt the revised agenda. the outstanding job done by the Commissioner, highest collective grade point averages 2. MINUTES – It was moved, seconded and the Assistant Commissioners and the entire CIF (non-weighted/4.0 scale) in their respec- passed to approve the minutes of the CIF-SS Southern Section Staff. tive sport. A first, second, and third place Executive Committee meeting of June 5, 2002. 6. REPORT SESSION – award will be presented. The team with the - PRESENTATION ON HEARING PROCEDURES – A. President’s Report – Paul Breit reported on highest collective GPA will be declared the Bill McLaughlin, Assistant Commissioner his attendance at the National Federation Sum- in the San Diego Section of the C.I.F., conducted mer Meeting, urged the members of the Execu- Scholastic State Champion for that sport a workshop on Due Process and Hearing tive Committee to participate in the awards pre- and will receive a pennant suitable for Procedures for the Executive Committee. sentations at football championships this year, display at their school. The first, second 3. ACTION SESSION – asked for any updated information to be included and third place team winners will receive A. CERTIFICATION OF NEW ELIGIBILITY HEAR- on the Executive Committee contact list, re- certificates and will be featured in the CIF ING OFFICERS – After discussion, it was moved, quested that Executive Committee members sign News. seconded and passed to approve the list of up to serve on appeals panels for eligibility hearing officers for eligibility appeals submitted hearings in 2002-2003 and reported that a visi- The program applies to state sponsored by Commissioner Jim Staunton, provided they tation to the new C.I.F. Southern Section Office complete a training session at the C.I.F. Office. will be scheduled in conjunction with the Sep- championships only, which includes girl’s/ B. SELECTION OF SUPERINTENDENT REPRE- tember 25, 2002 meeting. boy’s cross-country, girl’s volleyball, wres- SENTATIVE TO THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE – B. Treasurer’s Report – Jim Staunton reported tling, girl’s/boy’s basketball, and girl’s/boy’s After accepting the letter of resignation from the that some spring sports did very well and that the track and field. Executive Committee by Dr. James Harris, Super- 2001- 2002 year ended with a budget surplus, intendent of the Inglewood Unified School Dis- which will be adjusted after the yearly audit is Competition in these sports is all that is trict, and after discussion, it was moved, sec- completed. required to qualify, not advancement to the onded and passed to approve the appointment of C. Commissioner’s Report – Commissioner Jim state championships. For example, a team Sue Rainey, Superintendent of the Riverside Staunton presented new logo ideas for CIF that might have a non-winning record could Unified School District, as Superintendent Rep- Southern Section letterhead, gave an update on resentative to the Executive Committee. the new office building, reported on his atten- be a scholastic state champion as long as C. NEW MEMBER SCHOOLS – After discus- dance at the National Federation Summer Meet- they compete in the sports listed above. For sion, it was moved, seconded and passed to ing and presented information on sports partici- the winter, this program applies to wres- approve the memberships of Calvary Chapel, pation by disabled athletes. tling and girl’s/boy’s basketball. Anaheim High School and Temecula Preparatory D. Assistant Commissioner Reports – Karen High School for the 2002-2003 school year, on Hellyer reported on her goal of improving sites for Individual student-athletes maintaining a the condition they attend and complete an orien- the soccer championships this year, Paul Castillo minimum 3.5 GPA (non-weighted/4.0 tation meeting in the C.I.F. Office. reported on his efforts to control expenses at the scale) during their varsity season of sport D. NINETEEN YEAR OLD RULE (201) CRITERIA track and field championships in 2003 and Rob – Commissioner Jim Staunton led a discussion on Wigod reported on the increased number of competition will be honored as Scholastic the possibility of adopting criteria regarding the football games being scheduled for Edison Field ALL-CIF award winners. Winners will re- eligibility of nineteen year-olds. The discussion this season and the upcoming Athletic Adminis- ceive certificates. This portion of the pro- concluded with no action taken. trator/Athletic Director Orientation on September gram includes all sports. Like the team E. SUCCESSION TO THE EXECUTIVE COMMIT- 24, 2002 at The Grand in Long Beach. competition, athletes need not advance to TEE; APPOINTMENT TO THE EXECUTIVE COM- E. Executive Committee Member Reports – the state championships to qualify. MITTEE – Commissioner Jim Staunton led a dis- 1. Northern Area Representative – Donn Clickard cussion, and presented language for the Execu- asked about the possibility of student pre-sale The State CIF is also offering their 2003 CIF tive Committee Handbook, regarding the replace- and student tickets at the game site being sold at ment of Executive Committee members who the same price for C.I.F. playoff events and Scholar-Athlete of the Year program, as leave before their terms expire. requested information from other Area Repre- well. This program will award two $2,000.00 F. ADOPTION OF “AMERICAN CHARACTER sentatives in an effort to compile a job description scholarships to a deserving female and WEEK” – After discussion, it was moved, sec- for those positions on the Executive Committee. male student athlete. onded and passed to support American Charac- 2. At-Large Representative – Dr. Liza Scruggs ter Week, September 6-17, 2002, sponsored by reported on the No Child Left Behind legislation Qualifications for this award are that poten- the Leadership Council of the Character Counts and its effect on all public schools in California, tial honorees be college-bound high school Organization. not just the ones that receive Title I funds. seniors whose academic and athletic ca- 4. NON-ACTION SESSION – 3. Past President – Clark Stephens reported on reers have been truly exemplary and whose A. REPORTS AND DISCUSSION FROM STAFF his new job consulting with Christian school – 1) Commissioner Jim Staunton presented administrators, his attendance at the National personal standards (i.e., integrity, honesty, information on the large number of schools that Federation Summer Meeting and his completion etc.) and accomplishments are a positive requested Summer Dead Period adjustments this of the training to become a certified volleyball model for others. year. official in the Orange County Volleyball Officials 2) Assistant Commissioner Karen Hellyer re- Association. These students must possess no less ported on the Soccer Summit held at the C.I.F. 4. President-Elect – Dr. John Dahlem reported on than an unweighted cumulative (grades 9- Office on June 20, 2002 and presented the his visit to the new C.I.F. State Office in Oakland 12) grade point average of 3.70. They must minutes from that meeting, along with the infor- and a meeting he attended there regarding par- have demonstrated superior athletic ability mation on an upcoming meeting to be held with ticipation in the State Wrestling Championships. school administrators on August 20, 2002. in at least two years of varsity play within 3) Commissioner Jim Staunton led a discussion There being no further business to come before California (must be participating in athlet- on possible opportunities and ideas for future the Executive Committee, the meeting was ad- ics as a senior. And they must have por- championship events. journed at 4:22 p.m. trayed themselves as athletes of character 5. CLOSED SESSION – displaying trustworthiness, respect, re- The Executive Committee went into closed ses- Submitted by: sponsibility, fairness, caring and citizen- sion at 2:18 p.m. to discuss personnel issues. At ship. 3:05 p.m. the closed session ended with the ROB WIGOD following actions taken: ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER 1) The Commissioner’s Salary Proposal was Any and all qualified teams and athletes received. Approved by: may inquire about these programs directly 2) The Administrative Committee of the Execu- through the State CIF Office by calling, (510) tive Committee will examine the Commissioner’s JAMES STAUNTON, Ed. D. 639-4445. Applications must be received COMMISSIONER OF ATHLETICS no later than March 24, 2003. CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2002-2003 Page 5 MINUTES OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING September 25, 2002

The September meeting of the CIF Southern Committee for clarification. ing payment October 1. Section Executive Committee was called to order E. MONTVIEW LEAGUE PROPOSAL – After C. Commissioner’s Report – Commissioner Jim at 1:06 p.m. by President Paul Breit at the CIF discussion, it was moved, seconded and passed Staunton reported on the following topics… Southern Section Office in Cerritos. All members to not recommend support for the Montview 1) His attendance at an upcoming Southern were present, with the exception of Kelly Johnson, League proposal to modify the Association Rule. California Edison meeting to discuss their pos- Jeannine Martineau and Liza Scruggs. F. PROPOSAL FOR ADMINISTRATIVE FEE sible participation in the Pursuing Victory With 1. ADOPT AGENDA – It was moved, seconded FOR HARDSHIP APPEALS – After discussion, it Honor Program. and passed to adopt the agenda. was moved, seconded and passed to recom- 2) His attendance at the Section 7/8 Meeting last 2. MINUTES – It was moved, seconded and mend support of the Commissioner’s proposal to week. passed to approve the minutes of the CIF-SS charge an administrative fee for hardship appeal 3) An update on Assistant Commissioner Karen Executive Committee meeting of August 17, 2002. hearings. Hellyer and her recovery from surgery. 3. ACTION SESSION – 4. NON-ACTION SESSION – 4) Distributed the first draft of a script for hearing A. APPEAL OF KYLE WEATHERSPOON ELI- A. ALMONT LEAGUE PROPOSAL – Commis- officers to use at appeal hearings. GIBILITY – An appeal hearing was held regarding sioner Jim Staunton led a discussion on the 5) A letter he sent to principals regarding Fox the eligibility of Kyle Weatherspoon, student at upcoming proposal by the Almont League to Sports televising high school football games. Lynwood High School. At the conclusion of the eliminate the Association Rule. 6) The Athletic Administrator/ Athletic Director hearing, the Executive Committee voted to uphold 5. CLOSED SESSION – Orientation held Tuesday. the decision of the Commissioner ruling Kyle The Executive Committee went into closed ses- D. Executive Committee Member Reports – Weatherspoon ineligible at Lynwood High School sion at 4:32 p.m. to discuss personnel issues. At 1. President-Elect – Dr. John Dahlem reported on for the 2002-2003 school year. 4:46 p.m. the closed session ended with the some upcoming discussions he is expecting in B. TRONA HIGH SCHOOL – After discussion, following actions taken: Orange County regarding Title IX and the Bridges it was moved, seconded and passed to place 1) Approved the Salary Compensation Proposal Program between high schools and community Trona High School on probation for one year for for the Commissioner. colleges. violating football contracts during the 2002 sea- 2) Directed the Administrative Committee of the son, with a recommendation that Trona High Executive Committee to examine the health and There being no further business to come before School consider 8-Man football in the future. benefit packages for the Assistant Commission- the Executive Committee, the meeting was ad- C. BORON HIGH SCHOOL – After discussion, ers and the C.IF. Staff and prepare a report to be journed at 5:02 p.m. it was moved, seconded and passed to place presented at the January meeting of the Execu- Boron High School on probation for one year for tive Committee. violating football contracts during the 2002 sea- 6. REPORT SESSION – Submitted by: son. A. President’s Report – Paul Breit reported on D. GOLF COMMITTEE PROPOSAL – Commis- his attendance at the Section 7/8 Meeting last ROB WIGOD sioner Jim Staunton presented a proposal from week. ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER the Golf Advisory Committee regarding maximum B. Treasurer’s Report – Susana Arce re- team contests and the end of competition. After ported that the audit of the 2001-2002 year had Approved by: discussion, it was moved, seconded and passed been completed with a budget surplus. Member- to send the proposal back to the Golf Advisory ship dues will be the same for the 2002-2003 JAMES STAUNTON, Ed.D. year and notices will be sent to schools request- COMMISSIONER OF ATHLETICS MINUTES OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING November 13, 2002 The November meeting of the CIF Southern Sec- 204, which states that failure to pass the High Martineau reported that the new legislative ses- tion Executive Committee was called to order at School Exit Exam shall not be considered a sion has begun. 1:08 p.m. by President Paul Breit at the C.I.F. hardship. 3. At-Large Representative – Liza Scruggs re- Southern Section Office in Los Alamitos. All H. STATE GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP PROPOSAL ported on the attendance and participation of members were present, with the exception of – After discussion, the item was withdrawn. Inglewood High School students at the Atascadero Sue Rainey. 4. REPORT SESSION – Colony Day celebration on October 19. 1. ADOPT AGENDA – It was moved, seconded A. President’s Report – Paul Breit posed a 4. Northern Area Representative – Donn Clickard and passed to adopt the revised agenda. question relating to the philosophy of State Cham- reported on the success of the Colony Day 2. MINUTES – It was moved, seconded and pionships and where we are going in the 21st celebration in Atascadero and commended Liza passed to approve the minutes of the CIF-SS Century. Scruggs for her efforts in helping Inglewood High Executive Committee meeting of September 25, B. Commissioner’s Report – Commissioner Jim School students participate in it. Also, he is 2002. Staunton reported on the following topics… currently working on creating a handbook for 3. ACTION SESSION – 1) The upcoming proposal from the Almont Area Representatives to the Executive Commit- A. ACCEPTANCE OF THE AUDIT REPORT– League regarding the elimination of the Associa- tee. After discussion, it was moved, seconded and tion Rule. 5. Girls Athletic Director – Sharen Caperton re- passed to accept the audit report for the 2001- 2) His attendance at the State Economic Viability ported on the recent Athletic Directors Committee 2002 fiscal year. Committee meeting and the discussion held re- meeting that was held and the possibility of B. FOOTBALL PROPOSAL – After discussion, garding the distribution of marketing funds among distributing fall packets in areas of the section in it was moved, seconded and passed to recom- C.I.F. Sections. conjunction with the C.I.F. staff holding in-ser- mend support for the Football Advisory Commit- 3) The situation involving the Trona High School vices in those areas. tee proposal regarding scheduling of “0” Week football team and the possibility of their participa- 6. Activity Director Representative – Terry Speir football games. tion in the 2002 C.I.F. Southern Section Football presented the results of a survey she conducted C. BYLAW 610 – After discussion, it was Playoffs. with section Activities Directors. moved, seconded and passed to recommend 4) The impact of the new federal legislation en- 7. Orange County Representative – Marilyn support of Bylaw 610 regarding students who titled No Child Left Behind and its impact on the McDowell reported on the first meeting she held have participated in intercollegiate athletics prior athletic eligibility of students who transfer with the Orange County League Representa- to completion of their (8) semesters of eligibility. schools. tives. D. DELETION OF ARTICLE 22.2– After discus- 5) A lawsuit filed which names the C.I.F. South- sion, it was moved, seconded and passed to ern Section as a defendant but has no direct There being no further business to come before recommend support deleting State Article 22.2 relationship to the organization . the Executive Committee, the meeting was ad- regarding Governance Structure Meetings. 6) An in service he will be conducting tomorrow journed at 4:08 p.m. E. C.I.F. INVESTMENT POLICY – After discus- for the Moreno Valley Unified School District. sion, it was moved, seconded and passed to C. Treasurer’s Report – Susana Arce reported recommend support of the State C.I.F. Investment on the success of the 2001-2002 audit and the Submitted by: Policy. State Equity Committee’s effort to revise their F. REVISION OF BYLAW 212 – After discus- handbook. ROB WIGOD sion, it was moved, seconded and passed to D. Executive Committee Member Reports – ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER recommend to the State Federated Council del- 1. President-Elect – Dr. John Dahlem presented egates from the Southern Section to vote unin- a flow chart on C.I.F. Southern Section Gover- Approved by: structed on this proposal. nance to be presented to the Blue Book Commit- G. REVISION OF BYLAW 204 – After discus- tee for their consideration. JAMES STAUNTON, Ed.D. sion, it was moved, seconded and passed to 2. School Board Representative – Jeannine COMMISSIONER OF ATHLETICS recommend support for the revision of Bylaw Page 6 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2002-2003 ALL-CIF SOUTHERN SECTION 2002 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TEAMS (As selected by CIF-SS Girls Volleyball Coaches’ Association)

DIVISION I DIVISION IV Co-MVP – Cynthia Barboza, LB Wilson OH (10) & Becky Green, Marina OH (12) Co-MVP’s – Polly Bendush, St Margaret’s (12) OH & Stesha Selsky, Marymount (11) S/OH Coach of the Year – Jeff Caughthran, Marina Co-Coaches of the Year – Cari Klein, Marymount & Susie Maga, St Margaret’s FIRST TEAM NAME/SCHOOL POSITION YEAR FIRST TEAM Kandace Scarlett, Chaparral OH 12 NAME/SCHOOL POSITION YEAR Dyanne Lawlor,Esperanza MB 12 Melissa Ackermann, Valley Christian/Cerritos OH 12 Cynthia Buggs, LB Poly S 12 Mara Balak, St Margaret’s OH 12 Alli Dillon, LB Wilson S 12 Jillian Davis, Flintridge Sacred Heart OH 12 Emily Hendrickson, LB Wilson OH 12 Marie Dobrenz, Mary Star OH 12 Jamie Garbisch, Los Alamitos OH 12 Jessica Fishburn, Brentwood OH 10 Ashley Tarutis, Los Alamitos S 11 Katie Kellogg, La Reina S 12 Bree Peterson, Marina S 11 Kacey Knauf, Flintridge Sacred Heart S 12 Sydney Donahue, Mira Costa OH 11 Virginia Levanas, Marymount MB 12 Whitney Turner, Mira Costa OH 12 Laura Muprhy, Chadwick OH/S 12 Kristen Voyson, Quartz Hill MB 12 Joelle Sagehorn, Whittier Christian OH 12 Lauren Miramontes, Upland MB 12 Casey Schurr, Marlborough MB 12 Rindy Vidovich, Mary Star OH 11 SECOND TEAM Kristina Millheuser, Arroyo Grande OH 10 Kristina Baum, California OH/S 12 SECOND TEAM Brandy Magee, Capistrano Valley MB 12 Pua Barbar, Twentynine Palms MB 11 Kelli Tennent, Chaparral MB 10 Ashley Coelho, St Joseph/Santa Maria OH 12 Talaya Whitfield, LB Poly OH 11 Jenn Dkystra, Marymount S 12 Kara Uhl, Los Alamitos OH 11 Nikki Learned, Chadwick BA 12 Martha Gardikas, Marina OH 12 Alicia Lopez, Whittier Christian S 12 Lauren Holland, Mira Costa OH 12 Kelly McIntosh, Brentwood OH 11 Cori Dayton, Mission Viejo OH 11 Andrea Monroe, Pasadena Poly OH 11 Kelsey Hall, Murrieta Valley MB 10 Erica O’Connor, La Reina OH 12 Lisa Sonnenblick, Saugus MB 12 Gemme Quick, Marlborough OPP 12 Nicole Rodriguez, Upland OH 12 Merideth Sherman, Viewpoint OH 12 Suzy Trimble, St Margaret’s MB 11 DIVISION II Traci Weamer, Western Christian MB 10 CoMVP’s – Kristen Mc Clune, Newport Harbor (12) MH & Mallorie Croal, Mater Dei (10) OH Coach of the Year – Craig Pazanti, Mater Dei DIVISION V FIRST TEAM MVP – Sarah Lewis, Hesperia Christian (09) S NAME/SCHOOL POSITION YEAR Coach of the Year – Pam Snively, Hesperia Christian Anna Berger, Woodbridge OH 12 FIRST TEAM Amanda Bible, San Marcos S 12 NAME/SCHOOL POSITION YEAR Ashley Hardwick, South Torrance OH 12 Megan Burch, Riverside Christian MB 10 Alyson Jennings, Newport Harbor S/OH 11 Tiffanie Datu, Valley Christian/Santa Maria OH 12 Kim King, Mater Dei MH 11 Alicia Freeman, Laguna Blanca S 11 Kelly Klein, Mater Dei OH 11 Laura Gustin, Hesperia Christian MB 10 Brittany Lumsden, Brea Olinda OH 11 Holly Hague, Hesperia Christian OH 12 Nancy Marin, Gahr OH/MH 12 Tara Howarth, Desert Christian/Bermuda Dunes S 12 Heather McVay, El Dorado OH 12 Jenna Mardesich, Santa Clarita Christian MB 12 Annie Meyers, South Torrance OH 12 Stevee Mashburn, Grace Brethren S 12 Rachel Smith, Westlake MH 11 Kristen Mercier, Santa Clarita Christian OH 12 Kelli Washburn, San Marcos OH 12 Allison Ozaki, Rio Hondo Prep S 11 Kara Weirman, San Marcos OH 12 Joanna Pentland, Faith Baptist MB 11 Katherine Randall, Lutheran/La Verne MB 12 SECOND TEAM Katelyn Astruc, Woodbridge S 12 Suhad Babaa, Gahr S 12 SECOND TEAM Laura Laakso, Canyon/Anaheim S 12 Katie Benyo, West Valley Christian OH 11 Kacie Juchcinski, Canyon/Anaheim OH 10 Monica Borja, Faith Baptist S 11 Lani Marsden, Mark Keppel MH 12 Ashlie Farrar, Grace Brethren OH 11 Nora Miller, Santa Barbara MH 12 Katie Hancock, Lone Pine MB 12 Danielle Pratt, Redondo OH 12 Amber Kasbon, Apple Valley Christian OH 11 Nicole Randall, Ventura OH 12 Allicia Lammers, Rio Hondo Prep MB 12 Jaimarie Sutherland, Fullerton OH 10 Stacy Leonard, Santa Clarita Christian OH 12 Courtney Wade, Westlake S 11 Becca Millard, Joshua Springs Christian S 11 Alicia Waller, Cypress OH 10 Jenna Ratke, Hesperia Christian MB 12 Kelsey White, Cypress S 12 Rosie Steilen, Baker Valley OH 12 Karissa Wilson, Maricopa MB 12 DIVISION III Ashlie Winter, Upland Christian S 10 Co-MVP’s –Jacqueline Jackson, Temple City (11) OH & Noelle Quinn, Bishop (12) MB Coach of the Year – Kim Willeman, Bishop Montgomery

FIRST TEAM NAME/SCHOOL POSITION YEAR Kelli Harrison, Rim of the World MB 12 Katie Kurrells, Atascadero OH 12 Blair Socci, Santa Margarita OH 10 Nicole Read, Bishop MB/OPP 12 Kristen Castillo, Bishop S 11 Claire Allen, Corona del Mar OH 12 Alexandra Dunphy, Harvard/Westlake S 12 Justine Davidson, Harvard/Westlake OH 12 Morgan Beck, Tesoro MB 10 Katie Churm, Northwood OH 12 Christie Dawson, Granite Hills MB 12 Holyce Caldwell, St Lucy’s S 12

SECOND TEAM Chelsea Hayes, Atascadero S 12 Megan Nash, Notre Dame/Riverside MB 09 Jamie Crawford, Bishop OH 12 Frannie Felder, Harvard/Westlake OH 11 Sarah Brown, Los Altos MB 11 Jannie Fry, Yucca Valley OH 12 Jenny Kuehn, Ocean View MB 12 Julia Pederson, Santa Margarita S 12 Arleen Paperny, Rim of the World S 12 Leslie Flores, Temple City S 12 Jessica Jackson, Temple City OH 11 Camille Cunningham, La Canada S 11 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2002-2003 Page 7 COACH PETE CARROLL HOSTS THE RULE 2002 FOOTBALL PRESS CONFERENCE REVIEW

University of Southern California Head Foot- were 11-5 in the 1995 regular season ball Coach Pete Carroll served as the when they had the NFL’s top-ranked de- keynote speaker at the 27th Annual CIF Dear fense and then went 12-4 in 1996. Southern Section-Toyota Football Cham- Mom and pionship Press Conference and Luncheon held December 9th at The Grand in Long Carroll began his coaching career at the Dad Beach. college level, serving as a graduate assis- tant at his alma mater, Pacific, for 3 years Carroll, in his second year at the helm of (1974-76), working with the wide receivers the Trojans was named USC’s head foot- and secondary. He then spent a season By Karen Hellyer ball coach on Dec. 15, 2000 (he signed a each as an assistant in charge of the sec- CIF-SS Assistant Commissioner 5-year contract). The 50-year-old Carroll ondary at Arkansas (1977) under Lou Holtz has 27 years of NFL and college experi- as the Razorbacks won the 1978 Orange Over the years many things have crossed ence, with 11 of that on the collegiate level. Bowl, at Iowa State (1978) under Earle my desk with regard to sportsmanship and He was 6-6 in his first season at USC. In Bruce (the Cyclones played in the 1978 Hall the behavior of those who participate in, 2002, Carroll led the Trojans to a first- of Fame Bowl) and at Ohio State (1979) coach and watch athletics. Some of these place tie in the Pac-10 Conference and a under Bruce. That Buckeye squad lost to are long articles written by psychologists, 38-17 victory over (then) No. 3 Iowa in the USC in the 1980 Rose Bowl. He next spent successful coaches or athletic administra- Orange Bowl. USC finished No. 4 in both 3 seasons (1980-82) as the defensive tors. the AP and the ESPN/USA Today final coordinator and secondary coach at North football polls. Carolina State, then returned to Pacific in It seems that most all agree that one of the 1983 as the assistant head coach and main areas in the sometimes disintegrat- Coach Carroll talked to the Divisional Fi- offensive coordinator. He entered the NFL ing world of sportsmanship is parental nalists represented at the luncheon about in 1984 as the defensive backs coach of the behavior at sporting events. the importance of their accomplishments Buffalo Bills, then held a similar position in just making the finals. He also told the with the Minnesota Vikings for 5 seasons One piece of literature that I find most coaches and players that their winning (1985-89). The Vikings advanced to the compelling appears as an open letter from attitudes should carry over into their school- playoffs his last 3 years there, getting to the an athlete to his/her parents. It speaks work and their citizenship. NFC Championship game in 1987. The volumes about the way things are and the 1988 team was 11-5 in the regular season way things should be. With thanks from the Carroll was the head coach of the NFL’s and the 1989 squad won the NFC Central Michigan High School Athletic Association, New England Patriots for 3 seasons (1997- Division crown with a 10-6 mark. His sec- here is an open letter to “My Parents” … 99) and New York Jets for 1 year (1994). He ondary averaged 25 interceptions a sea- guided the Patriots into the playoffs in his son and led the NFL in passing defense in Dear Mom and Dad, first 2 seasons, winning the AFC Eastern 1989. Carroll spent the 2000 season as a Division title at 10-6 in 1997 and advancing consultant for pro and college teams, do- Thank you for spending so much of your to the second round of the playoffs, then ing charitable work for the NFL and writing time, love and money in your efforts to make posting a 9-7 regular season mark in a column about pro football for CNNSI.com. a caring, responsible adult out of me. I 1998. His overall record in New England Carroll was a 2-time (1971-72) All-Pacific really appreciate that. You have taught me was 27-21 in the regular season (includ- Coast Conference free safety at Pacific and so many things - love, responsibility, kind- ing 8-8 in 1999) and 1-2 in the playoffs. He earned his bachelor’s degree in 1973 in ness, respect for other’s opinions, beliefs, owns the franchise’s second-best win- business administration. He received his property and feelings. You have taught me ning percentage (54.9%). After serving as secondary teaching credential and a the value of good manners. And all through the Jets’ defensive coordinator for 4 sea- master’s degree in physical education from this you have been excellent role models – sons (1990-93), he became the team’s Pacific in 1976. He was a 3-sport (football, almost. head coach the following season. His basketball and baseball) standout at Red- 1994 Jets went 6-10. Only 3 other Jets wood High in Larkspur, Calif., earning the Why don’t the rules seem to apply when you head coaches won more games in their school’s Athlete of the Year award as a come to watch me play sports? The same rookie campaign. senior. He played quarterback, wide re- people who taught me all of these wonder- ceiver and defensive back. He then played ful things yell at the team for making mis- He spent the next 2 years (1995-96) as the football at Marin Junior College in Kentfield, takes, and worse yet, yell out the names or defensive coordinator with the San Fran- Calif., in 1970. He was born on Sept. 15, the numbers of the people who made them. cisco 49ers, who won the NFC Western 1951 in San Francisco. They scream at the refs, pound on the Division title both seasons. The 49ers bench, shriek at the coach, and crush me with remarks like, “Get your head in the game!”

My head is in the game folks. I want to win more than you want me to. I want you to be proud of me and I want to be proud of you. Why can’t you encourage me with remarks like, “That’s okay! Good try! You’ll get ‘em next time!” See RULE REVIEW page 19. Page 8 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2002-2003 2002 ALL-CIF SOUTHERN SECTION BOYS WATER POLO TEAM DIVISION I DIVISION III DIVISION V Player of the Year – Thomas Hale, Long Beach Wilson (12) Co-Players of the Year – Travis Buchanan, Mira Costa (12) & Co-Players of the Year – Grant Miller, Damien (11) & Coach of the Year - Tony Martinho, Long Beach Wilson Ben Baumgarten, South Pasadena (12) Mike Looy, Riverside Poly (12) Coach of the Year – Jon Reichardt, Mira Costa Coach of the Year – Andrew Gates, Damien FIRST TEAM John Mann Corona del Mar 12 FIRST TEAM FIRST TEAM Artie Dorr Corona del Mar 12 Gideon Granath (G) South Pasadena 12 JP Wright Damien 12 John Foster Long Beach Wilson 12 Nathan Bennett South Pasadena 12 Joseph Lyons (G) Damien 12 Bret Danna El Toro 12 Brad Sturgies Mira Costa 12 Cody Bartley Riverside Poly 12 Marty Matthies Harvard/Westlake 12 John Yang La Canada 12 Todd Lowe Riverside Poly 12 Garrit Barth Long Beach Wilson 12 Charles Hsu San Marino 12 Jesse Tweed Riverside Poly 12 Michael Bury Newport Harbor 11 Zach Beckmann Peninsula 11 Trent Calder Ayala 11 Sean Staudenbaur San Clemente 12 Andy Ibarra El Rancho 12 Emerson Gant Upland 12 Nick Mc Connel Laguna Beach 12 Cole Consani Mira Costa 10 Jon Schuster Upland 12 Matt Grace El Toro 12 Jose Ruiz Bell Gardens 11 Adi Jerkovic Palm Desert 11 Juan Delgadillo Harvvard/Westlake 12 Christian Flores Montebello 10 Kevin Van Haaster Murrieta Valley 12 Matt Norris Long Beach Wilson 12 Jake Zerbe Whittier 12 Kevin Swanberg Murrieta Valley 12 Sandy Hohener (G) Foothill 12 Fernando Navarette Santa Monica 12 John Dandoy Claremont 12 Beau Stockstill (G) Corona del Mar 12 Ronnie Giery (G) Mira Costa 11 Kyler Korte Redlands 12

SECOND TEAM SECOND TEAM SECOND TEAM Clint Wilson Long Beach Wilson 12 Tim Pickett Mira Costa 11 Jon Evans Damien 11 Jason Di Rocco Corona del Mar 12 Jeff Gonzales South Pasadena 11 Phillip Guidice Damien 12 Kevin Schwimmer Harvard/Westlake 12 Nick Dunbar Peninsula 12 James Gray Riverside Poly 12 Brian Staudenbaur San Clemente 12 Louie Espanoza Montebello 11 Scott Sewell Riverside Poly 12 Alex Cripe Foothill 12 Steve Neville La Canada 12 Bryce White Ayala 12 Pat Cary Capistrano Valley 12 David Millikan La Canada 12 Travis Watts Ayala 11 Simon Schaffer Irvine 12 Shane Besedick Crescenta Valley 12 Kory Wilson (G) Upland 11 Hugh Sandys Laguna Beach 12 Brian Kohler El Segundo 12 Predrag Novakovic (G) Palm Desert 12 Chris Allen El Toro 11 Narbeth Amirian Glendale 12 Tyler Middleton Murrieta Valley 12 Kenny Yamamoto San Clemente 12 Kenny Hill La Serna 12 Christian Ueland Claremont 12 Ross Sinclair Newport Harbor 12 Alessandro Lassarini San Marino 12 Andrew Hills Redlands 12 Frank Reynolds Foothill 11 Scott Langedoen Arcadia 12 Chris Jebbia Etiwanda 12 Nathan Weiner Newport Harbor 12 John Prunckle (G) Peninsula 11 Adam Morisoli Redlands East Valley 12

THIRD TEAM THIRD TEAM THIRD TEAM Kyle Schafer University 12 Jon Lee Mira Costa 12 Charlie Holderman Martin Luther King 12 Michael Lennon Loyola 10 Sean Hastings Mira Costa 12 Jeff Kaden (G) Ayala 11 Brad Sponberg Millikan 12 Mitchell Andrejich South Pasadena 11 Matt Pasquealetto (G) Ayala 12 Mike Buchfuhrer Long Beach Poly 12 Henri Williams Peninsula 12 Robert Mc Kenzie Ayala 11 Ryan Moore Corona del Mar 12 Fernando Moreno El Rancho 12 Jeremy Hardesty Ayala 11 Travis Warner Harvard/Westlake 12 Josh Rangle Arcadia 12 Drake Kelley Etiwanda 12 Chris Stansbury Laguna Beach 12 Bill Swenson Peninsula 12 Matt Martin Damien 11 Jay Thompson Newport Harbor 12 Eric Murphy La Canada 12 Greg Mc Michael Damien 12 Alex Young Capistrano Valley 12 John Thielen La Canada 12 Dominic Tilden Riverside Poly 11 Justin Johnson Mission Viejo 12 Ronald Shin San Marino 12 Mike Hontz Upland 12 Charlie Moore Loyola 11 Michael Lopez Bell Gardens 12 Robert Bersbach Upland 09 John Money Corona del Mar 12 Jose Sanchez Montebello 12 Ryan Packer Palm Desert 11 Brentt La Bounty (G) Long Beach Wilson 12 Adrian Lok (G) San Marino 12 Evan Starr Claremont 12 Richard Shore (G) El Toro 11 Ryan Martin (G) Crespi 12

DIVISION II DIVISION IV DIVISION VI C0-Players of the Year – Trevor Clark, Servite (12) & Player of the Year – Matt Dale, Righetti (12) CoPlayers of the Year – Nick Corjon, Bonita (11) & Adam Hewko, Servite (11) Coach of the Year – Rob Knight, Righetti A.J. Kotanjian, Los Altos (11) Coach of the Year – Jim Sprague, Servite FIRST TEAM Coach of the Year – Chris Carlson, Bonita Travis Allain (G) San Marcos 12 FIRST TEAM Josh Ball Ventura 12 FIRST TEAM Timothy Hutten Los Alamitos 12 Nick McGilvray Righetti 12 Taylor Reeves Bonita 12 Cody Tague Edison 12 Ben Miller Ventura 12 Daniel Bauerlein San Bernardino 11 Patrick Buckner Servite 12 Brian Snyder Santa Barbara 12 Nick Seaver Flintridge Prep 12 Rory Kelly Marina 11 Erik Acevedo (G) Agoura 12 Dan Simonsen Bonita 12 Cutberto Hernandez Santa Margarita 12 Jamie Jacobson Malibu 12 Victor Wong Los Altos 12 Bob Meripol Huntington Beach 12 Kirk McConnell Cabrillo/L 12 Andrew Herzik Chadwick 12 David Mills Los Alamitos 11 Tyler Wilson Santa Barbara 11 Eric Chavez Santa Ana Valley 12 Scott Huff La Habra 12 Brendan Parmelly Righetti 12 Jesse Austin San Bernardino 11 Tyler Allred (G) Brea Olinda 12 Justin Burdine Rio Mesa 11 Kory Anguiano Rowland 12 Steven Johns (G) Villa Park 12 Tatum Donavan Agoura 12 Matt Brown Yucaipa 12 Mike Delgallo (G) La Habra 12 Hugh Myers San Marcos 12 Allen Alberti Los Altos 12 Matt Garcia (G) Servite 12 Mike Detoy Flintridge Prep 11 SECOND TEAM Kevin Morris (G) Bonita 12 SECOND TEAM Luke Bannan Ventura 12 Matt Bischel Brea Olinda 12 Aaron Dell (G) Righetti 11 SECOND TEAM Josh Kashuk Villa Park 12 Ryan Diamond Royal 12 Sang Baik Western 12 Scott Koprivetz Esperanza 12 Curtis Williamson Santa Barbara 12 Nathan Voelker Savanna 12 Scott Fleming Edison 12 Ryan Bowen Ventura 12 Adam Canady San Bernardino 12 Steve Brook Los Alamitos 10 Jesse Carrara Malibu 12 Issac Bernal Rowland 12 Brent Hurley Servite 11 Tyler Owens Rio Mesa 11 Grady Gamble Chadwick 12 John Mediran Buena Park 12 Jeff Willis San Marcos 11 Michale Guerrero Walnut 12 Ernest Ramirez La Habra 12 Daniel Carson Newberry Park 11 Chad Hatch Bonita 12 Milo Parker Villa Park 12 Matt Smith Agoura 12 Steven Stewart Bonita 12 Rory Bevins Servite 11 Tim Love Santa Ynez 12 Ben Naecker Flintridge Prep 10 Ray Walworth Brea Olinda 12 Scott Turton Righetti 11 Robert Florido Santa Ana Valley 11 Nick Hogue (G) Marina 11 Nathon Hagon San Marcos 11 Jordan Watson Palos Verdes 10 Tommy Markel (G) Santa Margarita 12 Jason Crosby Los Altos 11 THIRD TEAM Tim Pennoyer (G) Los Altos 12 THIRD TEAM Robbie Bauer Newberry Park 11 Chris Lingle Servite 11 Buddy Hain Cabrillo/L 12 THIRD TEAM Chris Tapia Saddelback 11 Vinny Ferro (G) Rio Mesa 11 Shane Ziegler Western 12 Cliff Gross Fullerton 11 Danny Glassman Ventura 12 Roy Lin Rowland 12 Shea Buckner Villa Park 10 Brian La’O Ventura 10 Danny White Bonita 11 Aaron Abelano La Habra 12 Stenn Parton Santa Barbara 11 Zach Perez Los Altos 11 Taylor Budnick Edison 12 James Bettencourt Arroyo Grande 12 Jesse Tootell Chadwick 10 Michael Pacheco Marina 11 Joe Collins Santa Ynez 12 Duncan Hedges Pasadena Poly 12 Adam Mc Call Servite 11 Tyler Hauptman Malibu 12 Michael White Bonita 11 Julian Lomant Santa Margarita 10 Brian Rozzen Agoura 12 Andrew Welbourn Jurupa Valley 12 Scott Davidson Los Alamitos 10 Kelby Tursick Carpinteria 12 Ryan McGowan San Bernadino 11 Jared Luth Marina 10 Ryan Moore San Marcos 12 Alex San Giovanni (G) Flintridge Prep 10 Andrew Bingham Huntington Beach 12 KC Feeley Dos Pueblos 12 Brady Bohlinger (G) Chadwick 11 Chris Castillo Esperanza 12 Octavio Verduzco (G) La Puente 11 Matt Evink (G) Buena Park 11 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2002-2003 Page 9 2002 SOUTHERN SECTION ALL CIF-SS FOOTBALL SELECTIONS DIVISION I DIVISION III Co-Defensives Player of the Year – Junior Lemau’u (12) LB Poly & Randy Estes (11) Los Alamitos Offensive Player of the Year – Marcel Marquez (12) Notre Dame/Sherman Oaks Offensive Player of the Year – Jeff Kline (12) Los Alamitos Defensive Player of the Year – Michael Okwo (12) Mira Costa Coach of the Year – John Barnes, Los Alamitos Coach of the Year – Kevin Rooney, Notre Dame/Sherman Oaks OFFENSIVE TEAM Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. OFFENSIVE TEAM Back Derrick Williams St John Bosco 6’0” 205 12 Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Back Patrick Harrigan Huntington Beach 6’0” 210 12 Back Kevin Herron St Francis 6’1” 175 12 Back Jason Leggett Lakewood 5’11” 185 12 Back Jared Duren Lynwood 5’9” 175 11 Back Ryan Bagley Los Alamitos 5’10” 185 12 Back Michael Howe Arcadia 5’10” 180 12 Back Lorenzo Bursey LB Poly 5’10” 170 12 Back Jordan Munde Peninsula 6’1” 195 11 QB Leon Jackson LB Poly 6’2” 180 12 Back Dwight Tardy St Paul 5’11” 190 10 Utility Kyle Jacobo AB Miller 6’2” 190 11 Utility Johnny Walker Antelope Valley 6’0” 180 12 Lineman Kevin Brown LB Poly 6’2” 300 12 QB Jacob McCravey Palmdale 5’11” 175 12 Lineman Ryan Kalil Servite 6’4” 270 12 Tight End Craig Stevens Peninsula 6’3” 235 12 Lineman Chris Orozco Los Alamitos 6’4” 260 12 Receiver Ryan Grave Muir 6’3” 180 11 Lineman Ula Matauao Eisenhower 6’4” 280 12 Receiver Justin Shaw Palmdale 6’3” 190 11 Lineman Noah Nagel Esperanza 6’2” 260 12 Receiver Nick Haley Mira Costa 5’11” 185 12 Lineman Hercules Satele LB Poly 6’4” 250 12 Receiver Sonny Shackleford Beverly Hills 6’2” 180 12 Lineman Junior Solomua St John Bosco 6’2” 270 12 Line Samuel Pimental Palmdale 5’1-“ 260 12 Receiver Joe Cowan St John Bosco 6’5” 195 12 Line Rameses Arceo St Paul 6’4” 280 11 Receiver Brandon Tripp Los Alamitos 6’2” 205 12 Line Kelly Totten Arcadia 6’1” 260 12 Receiver Derrick Jones LB Poly 6’0” 170 12 Line Justin Paysinger Beverly Hills 6’2” 270 12 Receiver Bobby Whithorne Santa Margarita 6’2” 180 12 Line Verlondon Harris Notre Dame/SO 6’0” 250 11 Receiver Brian Walsh Redlands 6’3” 190 12 Line Josh King Antelope Valley 6’2” 285 12 Kicker Kevin Gamarnik Los Alamitos 6’0” 170 12 Line David Rivera Paramount 6’0” 280 12 Kicker Michael Allen Notre Dame/SO 5’8” 145 12 DEFENSIVE TEAM Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. DEFENSIVE TEAM Back Corey Boudreaux Mater Dei 6’3” 185 12 Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Back Freddie Parish LB Poly 6’1” 195 12 Back Michael Flath Arcadia 5’11” 185 12 Back Jeff Minter Los Alamitos 6’2” 185 11 Back Cary Harris Notre Dame/SO 6’1” 160 10 Back Brian Cole Redlands 6’0” 185 12 Back Javonte Holmes Palmdale 5’11” 170 11 Back Darryl Williams Servite 5’10” 160 12 Back Kreig Peters Antelope Valley 5’10” 180 11 Back Shawn Baker Fountain Valley 6’0” 180 12 Back Stanley Franks Downey 5’8” 155 11 Line Joshua Tavanuu LB Poly 6’5” 250 12 Back Gregor McIver Mira Costa 5’11” 165 12 Line Brandon Nicolas Mater Dei 6’5” 240 11 Line Alex Puccinelli Notre Dame/SO 6’3” 225 12 Line Chris Cheri Los Alamitos 6’1” 255 11 Line Dominic Biddle Dominguez 6’1” 205 12 Line Gabe Long Esperanza 6’3” 255 12 Line James Steelsmith Arcadia 6’3” 225 12 Line Nick Keist Redlands East Valley 6’4” 240 12 Line Lawrence Jackson Inglewood 6’6” 230 12 Line Mike Lee Los Alamitos 6’1” 220 12 Line Kevin Dyer St Paul 6’3” 245 12 Line Matt Rupp Santa Margarita 6’3” 245 11 Line Trenton Gunn Palmdale 6’1” 290 12 Linebacker Dominic Rickard Mater Dei 5’10” 180 12 Line John Ikahihifo Highland 6’1” 290 12 Linebacker Mark Washington LB Poly 6’3” 240 12 Linebacker Jonathan Polk Dominguez 6’0” 235 12 Linebacker Greg Johnson Los Alamitos 6’2” 228 12 Linebacker Kasey Sitchler Mira Costa 6’1” 220 12 Linebacker Billy Atlas Eisenhower 6’2” 215 12 Linebacker Samson Jagoras Arcadia 6’1” 230 12 Linebacker Dillion Bedard Servite 6’1” 225 12 Linebacker Jason Turner St Francis 6’2” 220 12 Linebacker Tom Storing Esperanza 62” 215 12 Linebacker Koasta Ioakim Notre Dame/SO 6’0” 225 12 Punter Garrett Palmer Eisenhower 6’4” 175 12 Linebacker Matthew Parent St Paul 6’3” 245 11 Punter Michael Ramos Dominguez 6’1” 215 12 DIVISION II Co-Offensive Players of the Year – Marty Tabman (11) QB, Mission Viejo & Sean Norton (11) QB, Hart DIVISION IV Defensive Player of the Year – Chris Cole (12) DL, Mission Viejo Offensive Player of the Year – Whitney Lewis, St Bonaventure Coach of the Year – Bob Johnson, Mission Viejo Defensive Player of the Year – Wes Pryor, Moorpark OFFENSIVE TEAM Coach of the Year – Jon Mack, St Bonaventure Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Back Charles Burnley Valencia/V 5’11’ 195 12 OFFENSIVE TEAM Back Kesena Expre-olumu Chino 5’7” 175 12 Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Back Ian Johnson Damien 6’0” 180 12 Back Aaron Brown Oxnard 5’9” 185 12 Back Jamal Floyd Claremont 5’10” 185 11 Back Paul Jordan San Luis Obispo 6’2” 195 12 Back Terrell Thomas Rancho Cucamonga 6’2” 180 12 Back Alex Garfio Buena 5’8” 180 12 Back Brian White Trabuco Hills 6’4” 210 12 Back Cliff Cardwell Moorpark 5’11” 175 12 QB Nate Longshore Canyon/CC 6’4” 210 11 Back Adrian Gonzalez Santa Monica 5’11” 215 12 Receiver Tyler Fanucchi Claremont 5’10” 185 12 QB Dustin Croich Agoura 6’0” 190 12 Receiver Chris Miller San Clemente 6’3” 205 12 Lineman JD Probasco Buena 6’6” 290 12 Receiver Taylor Holiday Mission Viejo 6’0” 170 12 Lineman Travis Draper Paso Robles 6’5” 265 12 Receiver Kevin Estes Saugus 5’10” 170 11 Lineman James Eubanks Oxnard 6’2” 275 12 Receiver Kevin Ciccone Hart 5”11” 170 11 Lineman Zach Verdin Westlake 6’1” 270 12 Line Mark Dunn Mission Viejo 6’3” 225 12 Lineman Will Flores St Bonaventure 6’3” 260 12 Line David Radovich Mission Viejo 6’5” 285 12 Lineman Robert Gustavis North Torrance 6’4” 280 12 Line Nate Wimber Mission Viejo 6’3” 285 12 Lineman Tom Indseth Moorpark 6’5” 225 12 Line Brian de la Puente San Clemente 6’4” 290 12 TE Curtis Nelson Paso Robles 6’2” 215 12 Line Ryan Wendell Diamond Bar 6’3” 245 11 Receiver Whitney Lewis St Bonaventure 6’2” 220 12 Line Justin Magallanez Damien 6’0” 250 12 Receiver Bryon Huston Agoura 6’0” 230 12 Line Tom Pasker Claremont 6’2” 270 12 Receiver Justin Cox Newbury Park 6’2” 175 12 Kicker Jeff Ferrier Mission Viejo 6’3” 215 12 Receiver Jeff Gray North Torrance 5’11” 170 12 Utility Rudy Carpenter Newbury Park 6’3” 200 11 DEFENSIVE TEAM Kicker Jesse Ainswoth Thousand Oaks 6’2” 210 12 Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Back Bobby Meza Ayala 5’9” 170 12 DEFENSIVE TEAM Back Eric Weddle Alta Loma 6’0” 185 12 Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Back Todd Wilson Hart 5’8” 165 12 Back Miller Aupui Channel Islands 6’2” 190 12 Back Eddie Gilmore Claremont 5’9” 180 12 Back Chad Simonson Arroyo Grande 6’1” 205 12 Back Marques Daily Mission Viejo 6’0” 175 12 Back Nick Solakian Santa Barbara 6’2” 190 12 Back Travis Wittick Mission Viejo 5’11” 175 12 Back Lafe Viker Righetti 6’0” 170 12 Linebacker Isaiah Cook Claremont 6’3” 190 11 Back Chris Meadows Redondo 5’11” 175 11 Linebacker Cody Kase Hart 6’2” 200 12 Back Dave Woolever Royal 5’10” 175 12 Linebacker Brian Elledge Hart 6’2” 200 12 Line Mike Stuart Westlake 6’5” 200 11 Linebacker Tony Demonico Diamond Bar 6’0” 205 12 Line Tony Castaldi St Bonaventure 6’3” 235 12 Linebacker Ken Williams Chino 6’1” 215 12 Line Chris Sumner Arroyo Grande 5’10” 210 12 Linebacker Jed Collins Mission Viejo 6’3” 240 12 Line Jim Miller Westlake 6’5” 235 11 Linebacker Riley Mahoney Trabuco Hills 6’1” 200 12 Line Steven Jackson Oxnard 6’3” 270 12 Linebacker Aaron Miller Mission Viejo 6’1” 205 12 Line Steve Reveles Oxnard 6’2” 250 12 Line Sedric Ellis Chino 6’2” 245 12 Line Joe Wise Moorpark 6’0” 200 12 Line Ryan Siess Ayala 6’1” 195 12 Linebacker Wes Pryor Moorpark 6’0” 200 12 Line Mike Dilello Etiwanda 6’2” 245 12 Linebacker Lee Martin St Bonaventure 6’2” 220 12 Line Justin Vaughn Canyon/CC 6’2” 227 12 Linebacker Juan Lopez Oxnard 6’2” 230 12 Line Eric Wilson Hart 6’2” 215 12 Linebacker Abraham Badillo Santa Monica 5’11” 215 12 Line Justin Williams Mission Viejo 6’1” 235 12 Linebacker Kyle King Paso Robles 5’10” 180 12 Line Brian Beach Mission Viejo 6’0” 250 12 Utility Ken Mackins Westlake 6’0” 180 12 Punter Will Simon Hart 5’11” 170 12 Punter Bill Vinnedge Arroyo Grande 6’1” 171 12 Page 10 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2002-2003 2002 SOUTHERN SECTION ALL CIF-SS FOOTBALL SELECTIONS (Cont.)

DIVISION V DIVISION VII Offensive Player of the Year – Terrell Jackson (11) RB, Centennial/Corona Offensive Player of the Year – Daniel Al Gattas (12) Walnut Defensive Player of the Year – Paul Como (12) Line, Murrieta Valley Defensive Player of the Year – Chance Dunleavy (12) South Hills Coach of the Year – Matt Logan, Centennial/Corona Coach of the Year – Steve Bogan, South Hills OFFENSIVE TEAM OFFENSIVE TEAM Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Back Shaun Lewis Centennial/Corona 5’9” 175 12 Back Jimmy Do Bell Gardens 5’10” 205 12 Back Josh Barnett JW North 5’9” 170 11 Back Adam Sandoval Santa Fe 6’0” 182 12 Back Dan Mashek Chaparral 5’6” 145 12 Back Fred Colbert Alhambra 6’0” 200 12 Back Avloone James Perris 5’11” 160 12 Back Keola Asuega Costa Mesa 6’1” 195 12 Back Robbie Allen Arroyo Valley 6’0” 195 11 Back Durrell Moss Orange 6’2” 185 12 Utility Dion Morton JW Noth 5’9” 185 11 Back Bobby Andrade Bell Gardens 5’7” 160 12 QB Bernard Jackson Santiago/Corona 6’3” 205 12 Back Ryan O’Shields Walnut 5’11” 205 12 Line Nolan Andrews Murrieta Valley 6’2” 225 12 Line Adrian Ybarra Santa Fe 6’2” 270 12 Line Matt Spanos Corona 6’4” 275 12 Line Kyle Deal South Hills 6’3” 230 12 Line Manuel Ramirez JW North 6’1” 270 12 Line Daniel Lopez Bell Gardens 6’2” 215 11 Line Shane Hartman Centennial/Corona 6’1” 230 12 Line Randy Rangel Montebello 6’2” 260 12 Line Jeff Simmons Elsinore 6’3” 325 12 Line William Delgadillo Santa Fe 6’2” 260 12 Line Royce Eddington San Gorgonio 6’5” 295 12 Line Andrew Carich Costa Mesa 6’2” 270 12 Line Brent Masada Temescal Canyon 6’4” 295 12 Line Greg Avilez West Covina 6’5” 277 12 Receivers Damon Morton JW North 6’0” 185 11 Receiver Nate Kimbrough Santa Fe 6’3” 185 11 Receivers Marcus Carter Centennial/Corona 6’1” 185 12 Receiver Jimmy Martinez Montebello 6’0” 170 12 Receivers Chris Kehne Chaparral 6’4” 185 12 Receiver Brent Cogburn Arroyo 5’10” 170 12 Receivers DeAnthony Hicks Centennial/Corona 6’3” 180 12 Receiver Justin Ankenny South Hills 6’1” 160 12 Tight End Bryan Sorenson Colton 6’4” 240 12 Receiver Damon Lindey Walnut 6’0” 175 12 Kicker Mike Hughes Canyon Springs 5’11” 170 12 Receiver Ryan Garibag West Covina 6’4” 258 12 Receiver Ricky Sanchez Santa Fe 6’0” 190 12 DEFENSIVE TEAM Kicker Juan Vazguez San Gabriel 5’10” 150 12 Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Back Ray Bass Centennial/Corona 5’11” 175 12 DEFENSIVE TEAM Back Eric Mc Millan Murrieta Valley 5’10” 175 12 Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Back Austin Smith Pacific 5’10” 165 12 Back Bryan Payton South Hills 6’2” 185 11 Back Grayland Walter JW North 6’3” 190 12 Back Henri Pamphile Walnut 6’1” 180 12 Back Tim Bundy Moreno Valley 6’3” 205 12 Back Danny Garcia Montebello 5’8” 160 12 Back Kris Kruse Santiago/Corona 6’4” 190 12 Back Josh Yost Santa Fe 6’1” 185 12 Line Henry Tauteoli San Bernardino 6’2” 240 12 Back Martin Mares Arroyo 5’9” 160 12 Line Chris Gipson Centennial/Corona 6’1” 225 12 Back Robert Lopez West Covina 5’9” 168 12 Line Mike Touhy Valley View 6’2” 230 12 Linebacker Moses Hurtado Walnut 5’10” 215 12 Line Tony Tuala Temescal Canyon 5’11” 260 12 Linebacker Shaun Cerecedes Alhambra 5’10” 225 12 Line Anthony Reyes Murrieta Valley 5’10” 185 12 Linebacker Greg Claborn Santa Fe 6’0” 185 11 Line Devin McWilliams JW North 6’0” 305 11 Linebacker Tavau Espensa Costa Mesa 6’3” 220 11 Line Pete Bologna Elsinore 5’10” 165 12 Linebacker Kevin Delahoussaye Westminster 5’10” 160 12 Utility Daniel Figueroa San Jacinto 5’11” 218 12 Linebacker Joe Silva Rosemead 5’0” 200 12 Linebacker Drean Rucker Canyon Springs 6’0” 235 12 Line Anthony Austin Santa Fe 6’3” 205 12 Linebacker Brett Martin Centennial/Corona 6’0” 220 12 Line Richie Soto South Hills 5’11” 230 12 Linebacker Darren Sims JW North 5’11” 230 12 Line Freddy Gonzalez Bell Gardens 5’11” 200 11 Linebacker Tyler Theret Murrieta Valley 5’11” 200 12 Line Borotha Pov Costa Mesa 6’0” 315 12 Linebacker Reyshawn Bobo Canyon Springs 6’2” 190 12 Line Joe Reyes Arroyo 6’1” 245 12 Linebacker David Wilson Elsinore 6’0” 205 12 Line James Gollaz Walnut 6’5” 230 12 Punter Alex Mugica Temescal Canyon 6’0” 178 12 Utility Ricky Reyes Pioneer 5’11” 175 12 Punter Rene Gonzalez Montebello 5’11” 150 12 DIVISION VI Offensive Player of the Year – Mike Liti (12) Back, Foothill DIVISION VIII Defensive Player of the Year – Brigham Harwell, Los Altos Offensive Player of the Year – Chris Vega (12) RB, Serrano Coach of the Year – Greg Gano (12) Line, Los Altos Defensive Player of the Year – Omar Alvarez (12) LB, Kaiser Coach of the Year – Dick Bruich, Kaiser OFFENSIVE TEAM Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. OFFENSIVE TEAM Back Kenneth Franks Cerritos 12 Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Back Daniel Dixon El Modena 12 Back Chris Vega Serrano 5’11” 175 12 Back Marcus Malcolm Tustin 11 Back Cesar Murillo Norte Vista 5’9” 175 12 Back Randall Brown Los Altos 11 Back Curtis Rudd Victor Valley 5’9” 175 12 Back Mike Liti Foothill 12 Back Allen Wade Kaiser 6’2” 205 12 Back Terrell Vinson Irvine 12 Back Bronson Harris Palm Springs 5’8” 185 12 QB Don Poole Foothill 12 QB Steve Sturdivant Kaiser 6’3” 212 12 Tight End Chris Barrett Tustin 12 Line John Ulibarri Serrano 6’3” 289 12 Receivers Dan Desacola Valencia/Placentia 12 Line Steve Jacson Kaiser 6’4” 278 12 Receivers Michael Harris Charter Oak 12 Line Eric Castro Norte Vista 6’3” 280 12 Receivers Quincy Lever Foothill 12 Line Juan Mayan Cathedral City 6’3” 290 12 Line Preston Clover Laguna Hills 12 Line Jon Hilderbrand Rim of the World 6’3” 210 11 Line Shane Lapka Foothill 12 Line Nelson Magdaleno Victor Valley 6’3” 320 12 Line Armando Soto Los Altos 12 Line DeJuan Gatling Silverado 6’3” 225 12 Line Sam Baker Tustin 12 Receiver Marcell Reece Hesperia 6’2” 215 12 Line Dylan Story El Modena 12 Receiver Sharod Laing Kaiser 5’9” 165 12 Line Jacob Hucko Cerritos 11 Receiver Reggie Johnson Diamond Ranch 6’1” 185 12 Line Andy Smith Orange Lutheran 12 Receiver Steve Angulo Cathedra City 5’9” 160 12 Kicker Doug Mc Auley Foothill 11 Tight End Jim Bohm Palm Desert 6’3” 235 12 Utility Joe Johnson Palm Desert 5’8” 182 12 DEFENSIVE TEAM Kicker Keith Johnson Serrano 5’10” 175 12 Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Line David Goto Foothill 12 DEFENSIVE TEAM Line Brigham Harwell Los Altos 12 Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Line Juan Silva Charter Oak 12 Back Marcus McCliman Kaiser 5’10” 180 12 Line Raymond Tiolino Tustin 12 Back Justin Sheehan La Quinta/LQ 5’9” 180 11 Line Shannon Tauaga La Mirada 12 Back Jeremy Watson Victor Valley 6’1” 190 12 Linebacker Brett Richardson Foothill 12 Back Cory Thompson Serrano 5’9” 170 12 Linebacker Daniel Drayton Los Altos 12 Back Julius Stinson Silverado 6’0” 170 11 Linebacker Nick Fuentes Charter Oak 12 Back Joey Starrs Palm Springs 5’10” 175 11 Linebacker James Bell Tustin 11 Line Kyle Musselman Kaiser 6’2” 225 12 Linebacker Daniel Bentley Mayfair 11 Line Jonny Halas Serrano 6’0” 220 12 Linebacker Brad Wagner Orange Lutheran 11 Line Bernard Afutiti Kaiser 6’1” 215 10 Back Brandon Barnes Katella 11 Line Lawrence Miles La Quinta/LQ 6’3” 265 11 Back Ed Patterson Cabrillo/Long Beach 12 Line Cedric Flynn Barstow 6’1” 205 12 Back Eddie Colwell Mayfair 11 Line James Parker Sultana 6’3” 220 12 Back Caleb Flores Los Altos 12 Line Louis Sheperd Silverado 6’3” 215 12 Back Ralfael Falcon Charter Oak 12 Linebackers Omar Alvarez Kaiser 6’0” 215 12 Back Brandon Baricuatro Foothill 11 Linebackers David Mushaney Serrano 5’11” 215 12 Punter Andrew Larson Laguna Hills 12 Linebackers Robbie White Victor Valley 6’0” 215 12 Linebackers PJ Bradley Cathedral City 6’0” 220 12 Linebackers Jacob Lealofi Barstow 5’11” 210 12 Punter Tommy Zayac Silverado 6’0” 210 12 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2002-2003 Page 11 2002 SOUTHERN SECTION ALL CIF-SS FOOTBALL SELECTIONS (Cont.)

DIVISION IX DIVISION XI Offensive Player of the Year – David Heller (12) Pacifica Co-Offensive Players of the Year – Chase Twedell (12) Valley Christian/C & Defensive Player of the Year – Hisain Abdullah (12) Pomona Aaron Gonzalez (12) Carpinteria Coach of the Year – Frank Mazzotta, La Habra Defensive Player of the Year – Joel Carty (11) Carpinteria Coach of the Year – Coley Candaele, Carpinteria OFFENSIVE TEAM Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. OFFENSIVE TEAM Back David Heller Pacifica 12 Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Back Paul Thomas Pomona 11 Back Luis Soto Carpinteria 5’10” 170 12 Back Jeron Johnson Western 11 Back Joey Hazle Oaks Christian 6’3” 175 11 Back Cliff Mason Santa Ana Valley 12 Back Joshua Vargas St Monica 5’9” 180 11 Back Brian Allen Fullerton 11 Back Jared Nelson Paraclete 5’11” 180 11 Back James Overstreet Northview 12 QB Taylor Cameron Valley Christian/C 6’2” 190 12 Lineman Derek Hunter La Habra 11 Receiver Sean Adams Oaks Christian 6’3” 172 12 Lineman Steve Tudor Los Amigos 12 Receiver Dynamite Mathews Twentynine Palms 6’2” 180 12 Lineman Andy Summers Covina 12 Receiver Michael Dunn St Monica 5’9” 165 12 Lineman Charlie Nikolenko Northwood 12 Receiver Brad Boekestein Valley Christian/C 6’3” 185 12 Lineman John Sidhorn San Dimas 12 TE Andy Watts Paraclete 6’4” 205 11 Lineman Mike Porter La Habra 11 Line Forest Naujock Beaumont 6’2” 305 12 Lineman Mike Tepper Pacifica 11 Line Jess Putman Banning 6’0” 235 12 Tight End Sean McDonough La Habra 12 Line Pat Loughman Nordhoff 6’2” 300 12 QB Daniel Morales La Habra 11 Line Alani Coleman Carpinteria 6’3” 215 12 Receivers Brandon Egan Northwood 12 Line Evan Boardman Carpinteria 6’0” 180 11 Lineman Sean Findling La Habra 12 Line Jason Prado Santa Paula 6’0” 260 12 Lineman Steve Heller Pacifica 11 Line Greg Vanden Bosch Valley Christian/C 6’1” 235 12 Lineman Demetrius Highes San Dimas 12 Utility Mike Christensen Oak Park 5’10” 175 11 Lineman Scott Richert University 12 Kicker Sergio Aguayo San Jacinto 6’1” 175 12 Kicker Curtis Gladden Pacifica 11 DEFENSIVE TEAM DEFENSIVE TEAM Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Back Anthony Banks Twentynine Palms 5’10” 175 12 Back Husain Abdullah Pomona 12 Back Andrew Mulook San Jacinto 6’0” 175 12 Back John Atuatasi Los Amigos 12 Back Morgan Williams Oak Park 6’1” 180 12 Back Carlos Guerra Sonora 12 Back John Adams Oaks Christian 6’0” 188 12 Back Tucker Trgovac Northwood 12 Back Pedro Ramirez Carpinteria 5’8” 166 12 Back Josh Lavin La Habra 12 Back Geoffrey Leslie St Monica 6’1” 165 12 Back Harold Frazier Northview 12 Linebackers Mark Cordell Oaks Christian 6’0” 225 11 Line Brian Fairbanks Northwood 12 Linebackers David Hollingworth Beaumont 5’11” 195 12 Line Tauita Tavita Santa Ana Valley 11 Linebackers Dan Leopoldo Twentynine Palms 6’0” 240 12 Line Ryan Granger La Habra 12 Linebackers Andrew Ramirez St Monica 6’3” 215 12 Line Alex Toailoa Los Amigos 11 Linebackers Rob Lewis Montclair Prep 6’5” 215 12 Line Falelolo Toia Pomona 12 Linebackers Steve Thompson Beaumont 6’0” 215 12 Line Darren Fells Fullerton 11 Line Kyle Mc Clure Oaks Christian 6’6” 245 12 Line Clayton Caran Laguna Beach 12 Line Jorge Gonzalez Carpinteria 6’0” 215 12 Linebacker Edgar Islas Los Amigos 11 Line Andrew Henggeler Oak Park 6’3” 225 11 Linebacker Omar Ibarra La Habra 12 Line Michael Zuanich Mary Star 6’0” 225 12 Linebacker Eugene Germany Pomona 11 Line Michael Cyer Beaumont 6’0” 225 12 Linebacker Will Price Western 11 Line John Sanossian Valley Christian/C 6’3” 235 12 Linebacker Kyle Harper Northwood 12 Line Brian Wilson Paraclete 6’3” 245 11 Punter Jeff Patton Sonora 12 Utility Jonathan Phillips Mary Star 6’1” 190 11

DIVISION X DIVISION XII Offensive Player of the Year – Matt Engle (12) El Segundo Offensive Player of the Year – Drew Robinson, (12) RB, Ontario Christian Defensive Player of the Year – Desmond Reed (12) Temple City Defensive Player of the Year – Rudy Burgess (12) DB, Desert Coach of the Year – Robin Luken, Lompoc Coach of the Year – Laing Stevens, Ontario Christian

OFFENSIVE TEAM OFFENSIVE TEAM Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. QB Kenny Parry Monrovia 12 Back Drew Robinson Ontario Christian 5’11” 180 12 Back Robert Adams Lompoc 12 Back Jason Napoleon Desert 6’1” 195 12 Back Adam Gabriel Monrovia 12 Back Ralph Cataldo Bishop 5’10” 170 12 Back Ryan Kelley Serra 11 Back Ronald Downing Mojave 5’9” 175 12 Back Chauncey Washington South Torrance 12 Back RJ Flamson Mammoth 6’2” 185 12 Back Matt Wynn Lompoc 12 QB Greg Talen Ontario Christian 6’4” 195 12 Receiver Tony Avila La Puente 12 Line Damian Smith Desert 6’0” 200 12 Receiver Michael Bumpus Culver City 11 Line Glenn Steinbaum Brentwood 6’0” 225 11 Receiver Brad Franks El Segundo 11 Line Shawn Op’Teyndt LA Baptist 6’0” 230 12 Receiver Devin Stearns Serra 12 Line Jake Tenney Ontario Christian 6’0” 170 12 TE Jamie Sbicca Monrovia 11 Line Jacob Rivera Arrowhead Christian 6’0” 280 12 Line Ray Acosta Cathedral 12 Line Eric Reta Cantwell Sacred Heart 5’11” 220 12 Line Matt Latham Culver City 12 Line Marc Nager Mammoth 6’0” 220 12 Line Tony Lee Serra 11 Receivers Aaron Briesmaster Desert 5’10” 170 12 Line Julio Panduro Gladstone 12 Receivers Jamar Foster Mojave 5’10” 150 12 Line Matt Sims Lompoc 12 Receivers Oliver Higgins Brentwood 6’0” 170 12 Line Nate Trimbley Lompoc 12 Receivers Aaron Winkelman Western Christian 6’2” 200 12 Line Steve Urrutia El Segundo 12 Receivers Kaiser Hamdorf Mammoth 6’0” 165 12 Kicker Victor Velasco Santa Maria 11 Utility Nick Henry Brentwood 6’3” 195 12 Kicker Brent Vander Eyk Ontario Christian 5’10” 170 11 DEFENSIVE TEAM Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. DEFENSIVE TEAM Back Michael Hooper Culver City 12 Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Back Travon Moore Monrovia 12 Back Rudy Burgess Desert 6’0” 190 12 Back Kevin Ross St Bernard 12 Back Nick Gava Desert 5’10” 170 12 Back Chris Tovar El Segundo 12 Back Blake Rossi Bishop 6’0” 180 12 Back Julian Uribe Gladstone 12 Back Willie Pena Village Christian 6’0” 170 11 Back Terry Wilson Serra 11 Back Phil Belko Ontario Christian 6’0” 170 10 Linebackers Jay Hightower Serra 11 Back Don Vanden Burke Ontario Christian 6’1” 180 12 Linebackers Nathan Mendoza Lompoc 12 Line Waymon Hawthorne Desert 6’0” 220 12 Linebackers Michael Ochoa Gladstone 12 Line Brandon Betts Bishop 6’0” 200 12 Linebackers Chris Ornelos El Segundo 12 Line Chris Stevens Mojave 6’1” 175 10 Linebackers Ralph Pineada Cathedral 12 Line David Turner Brentwood 6’4” 225 11 Line Justice Clegg Lompoc 11 Line Travis Hoekstra Ontario Christian 6’4” 200 12 Line Mike Feist Cathedral 12 Line Joey Garcia Cantwell Sacred Heart 6’0” 235 12 Line Andrew Grimes San Marino 12 Linebacker Derrick Shingledecker Desert 6’0” 200 10 Line Kurtis Hodgins Crespi 12 Linebacker James Cook Desert 6’2” 200 10 Line Ian Powell El Segundo 11 Linebacker Durel Bowman Mojave 5’9” 200 12 Line Steven Sherrod Serra 12 Linebacker Dustin Burke Village Christian 5’10” 225 11 Line Michael Slaughter Lompoc 12 Linebacker Kevin Struiksma Ontario Christian 6’2” 185 11 Utility Devon Martinez Catherdal 11 Linebacker Jay Starling Western Christian 6’2” 220 12 Utility Armon Delauney Culver City 11 Utility Allen Walker LA Baptist 6’2” 190 11 Punter Andrew Jones Lompoc 12 Punter Brendon Doyle Bell-Jeff 6’3” 225 11 Page 12 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2002-2003 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - TOYOTA 2002 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 30 Mission Viejo 28 Mira Costa 68 St. Bonaventure 35 Centennial/Corona 48 Los Altos 49 Santa Fe 30 Edison 7 Diamond Bar 14 Crescenta Valley 34 Arroyo Grande 20 Pacific 14 Canyon/A 0 West Covina 14 Eisenhower 20 Canyon/CC 24 St. Paul 23 Agoura 55 Moreno Valley 31 Mayfair 31 Gabrielino 15 Servite 17 Etiwanda 7 Highland 7 Redondo Union 18 Temescal Canyon 24 Laguna Hills 28 Costa Mesa 14 Mater Dei 48 Claremont 43 Antelope Valley 26 San Marcos 7 Santiago/Corona 38 Valencia/P 35 Pioneer 28 Redlands East Vly 21 Trabuco Hills 21 Lynwood 15 San Luis Obispo 3 San Gorgonio 19 Newport Harbor 28 Alhambra 21 Esperanza 41 Damien 17 Arcadia 26 Moorpark 28 Canyon Springs 48 Tustin 53 South Hills 45 Santa Margarita 7 Burroughs/B 14 Beverly Hills 23 Adolfo Camarillo 0 Perris 14 Glenn 8 Rosemead 7 St. John Bosco 27 Chino 33 Palmdale 47 Westlake 28 J.W. North 32 Foothill 24 Arroyo 34 Fountain Valley 16 Alta Loma 30 Pasadena 0 Channel Islands 10 Norco 0 Katella 7 Santa ana 7 Loyola 24 San Clemente 31 Dominguez 41 Paso Robles 42 Chaparral 24 La Mirada 34 Bell Gardens 17 Lakewood 17 Valencia/V 7 St. Francis 21 Santa MOnica 8 Elsinore 16 Bonita 14 El Rancho 7 Bishop Amat 42 Ayala 40 Peninsula 52 Buena 40 Corona 21 El MOdena 20 Montebello 30 Redlands 35 Ran. Cucamonga 21 Muir 38 Righetti 34 Colton 19 Charter Oak 3 Orange 28 Los Alamitos 59 Hart 52 Notre Dame/SO 45 Oxnard 42 Murrieta Valley 43 Orange Lutheran 45 Walnut 14 Millikan 14 El Toro 0 Downey 14 West Torrance 0 Paloma Valley 27 Irvine 14 La Serna 7 QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: Long Beach Poly 43 Mission Viejo 48 Mira Costa 21 St. Bonaventure 68 Centennial/Corona 34 Los Altos 49 Santa Fe 29 Eisenhower 3 Canyon/CC 14 St. Paul 17 Agoura 14 Moreno Valley 12 Mayfair 14 Gabrielino 0 Mater Dei 30 Claremont 35 Antelope Valley 43 Moorpark 24 Canyon Springs 29 Tustin 34 South Hills 22 Esperanza 12 Damien 27 Arcadia 22 San Marcos 14 Santiago/Corona 18 Valencia/P 7 Pioneer 7 Loyola 38 San Clemente 13 Palmdale 27 Westlake 36 J.W. North 42 Foothill 37 Bell Gardnes 35 St. John Bosco 8 Chino 9 Dominguez 13 Paso Robles 29 Chaparral 7 La Mirada 21 Arroyo 13 Los Alamitos 30 Hart 48 Notre Dame/SO 38 Oxnard 28 Murrieta Valley 6 El Modena 24 Walnut 28 Bishop Amat 24 Ayala 16 Peninsula 7 Buena 14 Corona 0 Orange Lutheran 0 Montebello 10 SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: Mater Dei 21 Mission Viejo 26 Mira Costa 31 St. Bonaventure 46 Centennial/Corona 53 Los Altos 29 South Hills 17 Long Beach Poly 20 Claremont 7 Antelope Valley 12 Moorpark 40 Canyon Springs 22 Tustin 28 Santa Fe 10 Los Alamitos 31 Hart 24 Notre Dame/SO 35 Westlake 24 J.W. North 23 Foothill 45 Walnut 19 Loyola 7 San Clemente 17 Palmdale 16 Oxnard 21 Murrieta Valley 15 El Modena 7 Bell Gardens 17 FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: Los Alamitos 41 Mission Viejo 10 Notre Dame/SO 20 St. Bonaventure 40 Centennial/Corona 57 Los Altos 27 South Hills 36 Mater Dei 14 Hart 6 Mira Costa 17 Westlake 14 J.W. North 55 Foothill 10 Walnut 8

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 56 La Habra 35 Serra 34 Carpinteria 63 Mammoth 37 LInfield Christian 30 Joshua Springs 56 Chaffey 0 Laguna Beach 11 Bassett 7 Big Bear 7 Arrowhead Christian 14 Malibu 7 Pilgrim 14 Palm Desert 32 Northview 27 Temple City 40 Montclair Prep 48 Bishop Union 56 Flintridge Prep 33 Valley/B 30 Silverado 21 Santa Ana Valley 14 Morro Bay 15 Mary Star 14 Murphy 20 Marshall 6 Maricopa 27 Rim of the World 20 Los Amigos 47 Cathedral 29 Paraclete 44 Village Christian 42 Capistrano Vly Chr 41 Thacher 36 Diamond Ranch 14 Troy 14 La Puente 12 La Salle 7 Silver Valley 20 Twin Pines 0 Viewpoint 34 Victor Valley 38 Covina 34 El Segundo 38 Beaumont 21 Ontario Christian 63 Pasadena Poly 50 Avalon 80 La Quinta/LQ 28 Northwood 31 San Marino 22 Santa Paula 8 Bell-Jeff 30 CSDR 0 Santa Clarita Chr 38 Norte Vista 37 University 37 Culver City 36 Oaks Christian 42 Brentwood 36 Grace Brethren 20 Riverside Christian 48 Sultana 20 Western 20 St. Joseph/SM 22 Banning 6 Cantwell Sacred Hrt 26 Rio Hondo Prep 7 Windward 0 Cathedral City 42 Pomona 21 Crespi 12 St. Monica 9 Mojave 47 Brethren Christian 29 Faith Baptist 62 Montclair 12 Rancho Alamitos 7 Gladstone 0 San Jacinto 6 Western Christian 0 Calvary Chp/Mur 26 Desert Chr/BD 13 Palm Spings 31 Pacifica/GG 24 Lompoc 42 Oak Park 14 L.A. Baptist 27 Hamilton 28 Bloomington Chr 62 Burroughs/R 10 Corona del Mar 23 South Torrance 40 Twentynine Palms 10 Lucerne Valley 13 Campbell Hall 27 First Lutheran 14 Serrano 61 Fullerton 56 Monrovia 52 Valley Christian/C 53 Desert 61 Saddleback Vly Chr 14 Hesperia Christian 55 Bloomington 8 Anaheim 0 St. Bernard 35 Fillmore 8 Salesian 8 Chadwick 10 L.A. Lutheran 16 QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: Kaiser 27 La Habra 25 Serra 35 Carpinteria 28 Bishop Union 61 Linfield Christian 28 Joshua Springs 28 Palm Desert 10 Northview 24 Temple City 14 Montclair Prep 13 Mammoth 6 Flintridge Prep 7 Valley/B 26 Victor Valley 19 Los Amigos 34 Cathedral 36 Paraclete 24 Ontario Christian 34 Pasadena Poly 14 Avalon 20 Rim of the World 13 Covina 7 El Segundo 30 Beaumont 8 Village Christian 7 Capistrano Vly Chr 0 Thacher 7 Cathedral City 38 Pomona 35 Culver City 21 Oaks Christian 42 Mojave 31 Grace Brethren 41 Riverside Christian 42 Norte Vista 22 University 21 Crespi 7 St. Monica 0 Brentwood 0 Brethren Christian 20 Faith Baptist 37 Serrano 28 Pacifica/GG 21 Lompoc 43 Valley Christian/C 35 Desert 42 Saddleback Vly Chr 19 Bloomington Chr 32 Palm Springs 13 Fullerton 14 Monrovia 23 Oak Park 7 L.A. Baptist 32 Hamilton 7 Hesperia Christian 14 SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: Kaiser 21 La Habra 20 Serra 13 Carpinteria 41 Ontario Christian 34 Pasadena Poly 35 Joshua Springs 25 Victor Valley 7 Los Amigos 7 Cathedral 8 Paraclete 17 Bishop Union 0 Linfield Christian 20 Avalon 6 Serrano 37 Pacifica/GG 20 Lompoc 40 Valley Christian/C 28 Desert 25 Grace Brethren 42 Riverside Christian 21 Cathedral City 36 Pomona 14 Culver City 7 Oaks Christian 24 Mojave 22 Saddleback Vly Chr 14 Bloomington Chr 14 FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: Kaiser 28 La Habra 27 Lompoc 16 Carpinteria 26 Ontario Christian 27 Pasadena Poly 14 Riverside Christian 24 Serrano 21 Pacifica/GG 21 Serra 13 Valley Christian/C 22 Desert 19 Grace Brethren 7 Joshua Springs 17 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2002-2003 Page 13

8-MAN SMALL QUARTERFINALS: FIRST ROUND: California Lutheran 64 California Lutheran Immanuel Chr 40 BYE Kings Chr 32 Immanuel Chr 60 Shandon 13 Liberty Chr 14 Southlands Chr 40 Kings Chr 47 Peace in the Valley 16 Lighthouse Chr 0 Desert Chapel 47 Shandon Masada 20 BYE SEMIFINALS: Southlands Chr BYE Kings Chr 38 California Lutheran 22 Peace in the Valley 48 Eastside Chr 28 Desert Chapel 42 Southlands Chr 14 Masada 46 Noli Indian 0 FINAL: Desert Chapel Kings Chr 66 BYE Desert Chapel 20

CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - TOYOTA 2002 FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS DIVISION I DIVISION VI DIVISION XI Los Alamitos Los Altos Carpinteria

DIVISION II DIVISION VII DIVISION XII Mission Viejo South Hills Ontario Christian

DIVISION III DIVISION VIII DIVISION XIII Notre Dame/SO Kaiser Pasadena Poly

DIVISION IV DIVISION IX 8-MAN LARGE St. Bonaventure La Habra Riverside Christian

DIVISION V DIVISION X 8-MAN SMALL Centennial/Corona Lompoc Kings Christian

CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - TOYOTA 2002 GIRLS GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS GIRLS TEAM FINALS INDIVIDUAL FINALS

PL. SCHOOL SCORE PL. PLAYER/SCHOOL SCORE 1. Dos Pueblos 441 1. J. Tangtiphaiboontana, Wilson/LB 70 2. Peninsula 445 2T. Amie Cochran, West Torrance 71 3. Esperanza 450 2T. Jennie Lee, Edison 71 4. Adolfo Camarillo 451 4. Angela Park, Torrance 72 5. Long Beach Wilson 452 5T. Minnie Choi, Fountain Valley 73 6. Torrance 455 5T. Marissa Patterson, San Clemente 73 7. Santa Margarita 462 5T. Sommer Scholl, ML King 73 8T. Agoura 468 8T. Mayumi Kobayashi, Notre Dame/SO 74 8T. Murrieta Valley 468 8T. Kim Lorenzana, Wilson/LB 74 10. South Torrance 478 8T. Jennifer Osborn, Marina 74 Page 14 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2002-2003 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - TOYOTA 2002 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL PLAYOFF RESULTS DIVISION IAA 16, 13-15, 15-9. Alemany 15-10, 16-14, 6-15, 15-6; Northwood First Round: Long Beach Wilson def. Santa DIVISION IIAA def. South Hills 14-16, 15-5, 15-13, 15-8; Santa Ana 15-2, 15-1, 15-3; Downey def. Etiwanda 4- Wild Card Round: Sultana def. Norco 15-12, Margarita def. Palm Springs 15-2, 15-3, 15-5; 15, 15-9, 15-3, 15-6; Quartz Hill def. Glendale 15- 15-13, 14-16, 16-18, 15-11; Santa Fe def. Bonita def. Granite Hills 15-6, 16-14, 15-11; St. 5, 15-9, 15-10; Arroyo Grande def. Oxnard 15- Kennedy 10-15, 13-15, 15-12, 15-2, 17-15; Can- Lucy's def. Pacifica/Garden Grove 15-5, 15-11, 4, 8-15, 15-5, 15-11; Murrieta Valley def. Valley yon/Anaheim def. West Valley 15-5, 15-8, 15-12; 15-5; Atascadero def. Gabrielino 15-2, 15-3, 15- View 15-9, 15-5, 15-8; Redlands def. Alta Loma Santa Barbara def. Inglewood 15-0, 15-3, 15-4. 7. 18-16, 10-15, 15-9, 15-11; Valencia/Valencia First Round: Newport Harbor def. Sultana 15- Quarterfinals: Temple City def. Los Altos 15- def. Littlerock 15-2, 15-4, 15-6; Peninsula def. 4, 15-4, 15-2; Cathedral City def. La Mirada 15- 8, 15-9, 15-7; Rim of the World def. Northwood Leuzinger 15-0, 15-3, 15-9; Esperanza def. 3, 6-15, 13-15, 15-12, 15-9; Santa Fe def. Beverly 15-13, 15-6, 6-15, 17-15; Santa Margarita def. Santiago/Corona 15-4, 15-9, 15-9; Arcadia def. Hills 15-13, 9-15, 15-10, 15-6; Mark Keppel def. Bonita 15-5, 15-2, 10-15, 15-6; Atascadero def. Eisenhower 15-7, 15-5, 15-13; Long Beach Poly El Dorado 15-12, 6-15, 16-14, 15-12; Woodbridge St. Lucy's 15-9, 15-2, 15-7. def. Chaffey 15-2, 15-5, 15-3; Dana Hills def. def. Anaheim 15-6, 15-2, 15-1; Canyon/Anaheim Semifinals: Temple City def. Rim of the World Aliso Niguel 3-15, 16-14, 15-13, 15-4; Upland def. M.L. King 15-4, 15-5, 13-15, 13-15, 15-7; 15-12, 15-9, 15-10; Santa Margarita def. def. Montebello 15-5, 15-4, 15-4; Redlands East Troy def. North Torrance 15-10, 8-15, 15-8, 10- Atascadero 5-15, 15-9, 11-15, 15-13, 15-6. Valley def. Montclair 15-1, 15-11, 15-2; Temecula 15, 15-13; Westlake def. Santa Barbara 15-6, 15- Final: Temple City def. Santa Margarita 15-11, Valley def. Ayala 15-4, 17-15, 15-1; Los Alamitos 11, 12-15, 15-10. 16-14, 15-9. def. Lakewood 15-1, 15-6, 15-4. Quarterfinals: Newport Harbor def. Cathedral Second Round: Long Beach Wilson def. Downey City 15-9, 15-4, 15-12; Mark Keppel def. Santa DIVISION IIIA 15-2, 15-4, 15-7; Arroyo Grande def. Quartz Hill Fe 15-9, 15-10, 15-5; Canyon/Anaheim def. Wild Card Round: Tesoro def. Desert Hot 15-6, 15-2, 16-14; Murrieta Valley def. Redlands Woodbridge 15-12, 7-15, 15-13, 12-15, 15-11; Springs 15-6, 15-3, 17-15; Northview def. Azusa 15-13, 15-3, 15-8; Peninsula def. Valencia/ Westlake def. Troy 15-12, 15-10, 15-10. 15-10, 11-15, 15-9, 15-7; Oak Park def. San Valencia 15-7, 15-7, 15-8; Esperanza def. Semifinals: Newport Harbor def. Mark Keppel Marino 15-10, 9-15, 15-10, 15-13. Arcadia 15-7, 15-3, 15-5; Long Beach Poly def. 15-2, 15-10, 15-10; Westlake def. Canyon/Ana- First Round: Bishop Montgomery def. South El Dana Hills 15-13, 15-5, 10-15, 15-12; Upland def. heim 15-3, 15-11, 15-13. Monte 15-2, 15-2, 15-2; Tesoro def. Costa Mesa Redlands East Valley 15-13, 15-8, 15-2; Los Final: Newport Harbor def. Westlake 15-7, 15- 15-5, 15-6, 15-7; Yucca Valley def. Gladstone Alamitos def. Temecula Valley 15-12, 15-4, 15- 2, 15-11. 15-6, 2-15, 15-12, 15-12; Notre Dame Academy 5. def. San Dimas 15-7, 15-2, 15-3; Corona del Mar Quarterfinals: Long Beach Wilson def. Arroyo DIVISION IIA def. Northview 15-11, 15-9, 15-5; Santa Ynez Grande 15-10, 15-1, 15-9; Peninsula def. Murrieta Wild Card Round: Hesperia def. Victor Valley def. Oak Park 15-1, 14-16, 15-4, 15-7; La Canada Valley 16-14, 15-12, 15-10; Long Beach Poly def. 15-7, 15-7, 16-14; San Marcos def. El Monte 15- def. Nordhoff 15-10, 11-15, 15-12, 15-12; Esperanza 15-5, 12-15, 16-14, 15-17, 15-8; Los 13, 15-0, 17-15; Charter Oak def. Sierra Vista 15- Harvard-Westlake def. Bishop Ama 15-8, 15-8, Alamitos def. Upland 9-15, 15-12, 15-2, 15-9. 13, 15-9, 15-6; Gahr def. La Serna 15-7, 15-11, 15-1. Semifinals: Long Beach Wilson def. Peninsula 15-6. Quarterfinals: Bishop Montgomery def. Tesoro 15-8, 15-5, 15-3; Los Alamitos def. Long Beach First Round: Mater Dei def. Hesperia 15-7, 15- 15-10, 15-13, 15-6; Notre Dame Academy def. Poly 15-8, 15-10, 15-7. 13, 15-2; Fullerton def. Paloma Valley 15-11, 14- Yucca Valley 15-1, 15-2, 15-8; Corona del Mar Final: Los Alamitos def. Long Beach Wilson 7- 16, 15-10, 15-3; Brea Olinda def. Savanna 15-6, def. Santa Ynez 15-9, 15-0, 15-7; Harvard- 15, 15-7, 16-14, 12-15, 20-18. 15-4, 15-6; San Marcos def. West Torrance 14- Westlake def. La Canada 15-8, 15-11, 15-10. 16, 15-9, 15-11, 15-13; Ventura def. Charter Oak Semifinals: Bishop Montgomery def. Notre DIVISION IA 15-5, 15-2, 11-15, 15-9; Gahr def. Mayfair 13-15, Dame Academy 15-8, 15-6, 15-13; Harvard- First Round: Mira Costa, Bye; Royal def. Adolfo 16-14, 15-7, 13-15, 15-10; Cypress def. Elsinore Westlake def. Corona del Mar 15-9, 15-3, 15-4. Camarillo 15-9, 15-5, 15-5; California def. Bell 15-8, 18-16, 15-13; South Torrance def. Garden Final: Bishop Montgomery def. Harvard- Gardens 15-5, 12-15, 15-2, 15-3; Saugus def. Grove 15-6, 15-7, 15-6. Westlake 13-15, 101-5, 15-3, 15-12, 15-11. Crescenta Valley 15-4, 15-2, 15-12; Warren def. Quarterfinals: Mater Dei def. Fullerton 15-3, Edison 15-3, 15-7, 15-4; Riverside Poly def. San 15-2, 15-4; San Marcos def. Brea Olinda 15-10, DIVISION IVAA Gorgonio 15-0, 15-0, 15-8; Cajon def. Lancaster 15-7, 15-9; Gahr def. Ventura 15-13, 12-15, 15- Wild Card Round: St. Mary's Academy def. 15-10, 15-11, 15-9; Chaparral def. Rubidoux 15- 5, 12-15, 15-10; South Torrance def. Cypress Bishop Union 9-15, 15-11, 15-11, 15-8; St. 0, 15-1, 15-2; Marina, Bye; Canyon/Canyon 15-5, 15-4, 15-4. Bonaventure def. St. Bernard 15-1, 11-15, 15-2, Country def. San Gabriel 15-13, 15-13, 15-8; Semifinals: Mater Dei def. San Marcos 15-4, 15-7; Valley Christian/Cerritos def. Holy Family Mission Viejo def. Corona 13-15, 15-0, 15-9, 15- 15-1, 15-9; South Torrance def. Gahr 2-15, 15- 15-0, Forfeit; Oxford Academy def. Notre Dame/ 5; Walnut def. Century 15-0, 15-5, 15-2; Yucaipa 13, 15-13, 15-17, 15-11. Riverside 15-10, 5-15, 15-13, 15-10; Twentynine def. Rowland 16-14, 15-7, 15-1; Glendora def. Final: Mater Dei def. South Torrance 15-13, 15- Palms def. Loma Linda Academy 15-10, 15-4, Kaiser 15-3, 15-4, 15-12; Sunny Hills def. Hart 1, 15-10. 15-11; St. Joseph/Santa Maria def. Mayfield 9- 15-13, 15-5, 15-9; Capistrano Valley, Bye. 15, 15-7, 16-14, 15-8. Second Round: Mira Costa def. Royal 15-3, DIVISION IIIAA First Round: Marymount def. St. Mary's Acad- 15-6, 15-3; Saugus def. California 16-14, 15-3, First Round: Temple City, Bye; Ocean View emy 15-7, 15-0, 15-9; St. Bonaventure def. 11-15, 15-10; Warren def. Riverside Poly 15-6, def. Culver City 15-13, 15-11, 11-15, 15-0; Los Bishop Conaty-Loretto 15-4, 11-15, 15-5, 15-6; 15-5, 15-7; Chaparral def. Cajon 15-1, 15-5, 15- Altos def. Bolsa Grande 15-7, 15-10, 15-9; San Valley Christian/Cerritos def. Milken Community 5; Marina def. Canyon/Canyon Country 15-8, Luis Obispo, Bye; Rim of the World, Bye; Alemany 15-8, 15-8, 15-8; La Reina def. St. Paul 15-8, 15- 15-6, 15-5; Mission Viejo def. Walnut 15-3, 15-4, def. Burroughs/Ridgecrest 16-14, 15-5, 15-4; 5, 15-9; Marlborough def. Oxford Academy 15- 8-15, 16-14; Glendora def. Yucaipa 15-3, 15-9, South Hills def. Newbury Park 15-7, 12-15, 15- 5, 15-9, 15-4; Twentynine Palms def. Orange 14-16, 9-15, 15-10; Capistrano Valley def. Sunny 7, 15-12; Northwood, Bye; Santa Margarita def. Lutheran 7-15, 6-15, 15-13, 15-12, 15-12; St. Hills 8-15, 15-1, 15-4, 15-5. Diamond Ranch 12-15, 15-7, 15-1, 15-3; Palm Monica def. St. Joseph/Santa Maria 13-15, 9-15, Quarterfinals: Mira Costa def. Saugus 15-12, Springs def. Pomona 16-14, 6-15, 15-10, 1-15, 15-13, 15-4, 15-13; Flintridge Sacred Heart def. 15-6, 15-5; Chaparral def. Warren 11-15, 15-8, 15-9; Granite Hills def. Arlington 15-2, 15-4, 15- Paraclete 15-1, 15-9, 15-1. 15-12, 15-11; Marina def. Mission Viejo 15-8, 15- 7; Bonita, Bye; St. Lucy's def. Palm Desert 15-3, Quarterfinals: Marymount def. St. Bonaventure 11, 15-11; Capistrano Valley def. Glendora 15- 15-3, 15-11; Pacifica/Garden Grove def. Glenn 15-11, 15-4, 15-11; La Reina def. Valley Chritian/ 1, 15-13, 15-11. 13-15, 15-2, 15-8, 15-5; Gabrielino def. Pacifica/ Cerritos 15-8, 11-15, 15-8, 14-16, 15-4; Semifinals: Mira Costa def. Chaparral 12-15, Oxnard 15-5, 15-12, 17-15; Atascadero, Bye. Marlborough def. Twentynine Palms 15-5, 15-3, 15-12, 9-15, 18-16, 15-7; Marina def. Capistrano Second Round: Temple City def. Ocean View 15-8; Flintridge Sacred Heart def. St. Monica 15- Valley 15-11, 15-2, 15-12. 15-6, 15-4, 15-4; Los Altos def. San Luis Obispo 4, 15-4, 15-4. Final: Marina def. Mira Costa 15-4, 15-11, 14- 17-15, 15-10, 11-15, 15-6; Rim of the World def. CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2002-2003 Page 15

Semifinals: Marymount def. La Reina 15-12, Ontario Christian 15-4, 15-13, 15-4; Mary Star Quarterfinals: Baptist Christian def. Desert 15-6, 15-8; Flintridge Sacred Heart def. def. Brethren Christian 15-4, 15-3, 15-3; View- Chapel 15-13, 15-7, 9-15, 8-15, 15-7; West Marlborough 15-10, 16-14, 15-11. point def. Nipomo 11-15, 15-12, 15-6, 15-13; Valley Christian def. Coastal Christian 15-12, 15- Final: Marymount def. Flintridge Sacred Heart Oakwood def. San Gabriel Academy 15-2, 15- 13, 16-14; Liberty Christian def. Pacific Christian 15-11, 10-15, 15-5, 15-13. 3, 15-4; Woodcrest Christian def. Calvary Chapel/ 15-7, 15-10, 15-11; Rio Hondo Prep def. Baker Downey 10-15, 15-5, 15-4, 15-3; Chadwick def. Valley 15-13, 15-8, 15-9. DIVISION IVA Santa Clara 15-1, 15-3, 15-5. Semifinals: West Valley Christian def. Baptist Wild Card Round: Oakwood Academy def. Second Round: St. Margaret's def. Calvary Christian 12-15, 12-15, 15-13, 15-12, 20-18; Rio Campbell Hall 3-2. Chapel/Murrieta 15-1, 15-4, 15-0; Western Chris- Hondo Prep def. Liberty Christian 15-1, 12-15, First Round: St. Margaret's def. Shalhevet 15- tian def. Oaks Christian 15-3, 13-15, 15-9, 14- 15-11, 15-4. 0, 15-3, 15-1; Calvary Chapel/Murrieta def. 16, 15-9; Pasadena Poly def. Frazier Mountain Final: Rio Hondo Prep def. West Valley Christian Alverno 15-13, 16-14, 15-9; Oaks Christian def. 15-12, 17-15, 15-6; Whittier Christian def. Mam- 15-6, 14-16, 15-10, 15-3. Villanova Prep 15-0, 15-8, 15-11; Western Chris- moth 15-1, 15-7, 15-2; Brentwood def. Desert tian def. Windward 15-7, 15-2, 15-4; Pasadena Christian/Lancaster 15-5, 15-6, 15-10; Mary Poly def. Archer School for Girls 15-2, 15-2, 15- Star def. Connelly 15-7, 15-7, 15-8; Viewpoint 8; Frazier Mountain def. AGBU 15-4, 15-3, 15-4; def. Oakwood 13-15, 15-10, 15-12, 15-6; Mammoth def. Sherman Indian 11-15, 15-5, 15- Chadwick def. Woodcrest Christian 10-15, 15- 6, 12-15, 15-2; Whittier Christian def. Fairmont 2, 15-10, 15-1. Prep 15-12, 15-1, 15-6; Brentwood def. Cate 15- Quarterfinals: St. Margaret's def. Western 6, 15-5, 15-13; Desert Christian/Lancaster def. Christian 15-11, 15-4, 15-7; Whittier Christian Desert 17-15, 15-10, 9-15, 15-5; Connelly def. def. Pasadena Poly 15-11, 15-10, 16-14; Mary Star def. Brentwood 15-17, 15-4, 15-3, 15-5; Chadwick def. Viewpoint 15-11, 15-3, 15-6. Semifinals: St. Margaret's def. Whittier Chris- CIF SOUTHERN SECTION tian 15-10, 15-10, 15-7; Mary Star def. Chadwick TOYOTA 15-11, 15-3, 7-15, 15-10. Final: St. Margaret's def. Mary Star 15-8, 15-9, 2002 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL 15-4. CHAMPIONS DIVISION VAA Wild Card Round: Lutheran/La Verne def. La DIVISION IAA Sierra Academy 15-3, 15-1, 15-4; Faith Baptist def. Mesa Grande Academy 15-2, 15-8, 15-4; Los Alamitos Upland Christian def. Joshua Spring 15-5, 15-5, 12-15, 15-6; Valley Christian/Santa Maria def. Pacific Hills 15-4, 15-8, 15-9; First Lutheran def. DIVISION IA Southwestern Academy 8-15, 15-12, 15-7, 161- Marina 4; Apple Valley Christian def. CSDR 15-6, 15-2, 15-4. First Round: Hesperia Christian def. Lutheran/ DIVISION IIAA La Verne 15-2, 15-10, 13-15, 15-0; Desert Chris- tian/Bermuda Dunes def. Riverside Christian Newport Harbor 15-0, 15-0, 15-9; New Roads def. Tarbut V'Torah 15-2, 15-6, 15-10; Faith Baptist def. Lone Pine 8- 15, 15-12, 11-15, 15-6, 15-11; Grace Brethren DIVISION IIA def. Upland Christian 15-1, 15-5, 15-2; Laguna Mater Dei Blanca def. Valley Christian/Santa Maria 15-12, 15-2, 15-4; Maricopa def. First Lutheran 15-4, 15-1, 15-7; Santa Clarita Christian def. Apple DIVISION IIIAA Valley Christian 16-14, 15-4, 15-10. Quarterfinals: Hesperia Christian def. Desert Temple City Christian/Bermuda Dunes 16-14, 15-13, 12-15, 15-9; Faith Baptist New Roads 15-6, 16-14, 15- 8; Grace Brethren def. Laguna Blanca 15-13, 15- DIVISION IIIA 11, 16-14; Santa Clarita Christian def. Maricopa Bishop Montgomery 15-7, 15-2, 15-7. Semifinals: Hesperia Christian def. Faith Bap- tist 17-15, 15-4, 15-9; Santa Clarita Christian def. DIVISION IVAA Grace Brethren 12-15, 15-3, 13-15, 15-7, 15-12. Final: Hesperia Christian def. Santa Clarita Marymount Christian 15-11, 15-7, 6-15, 15-6.

DIVISION VA DIVISION IVA First Round: Baptist Christian def. Owens St. Margaret's Valley 15-6, 15-2, 15-3; Desert Chapel def. Calvary Baptist 11-15, 15-1, 15-11, 15-1; West Valley Christian def. Ventura County Christian DIVISION VAA 15-6, 15-5, 15-3; Coastal Christian def. Light- Hesperia Christian house Christian 15-11, 13-15, 15-9, 15-9; Pacific Christian def. Highland Hall 14-16, 15-8, 15-6, 15-10; Liberty Christian def. Acaciawood 15-2, DIVISION VA 16-14, 15-4; Rio Hondo Prep def. Skyward Christian 15-2, 16-14, 7-15, 15-8; Baker Valley Rio Hondo Prep def. Death Valley 15-6, 15-13, 15-6. Page 16 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2002-2003 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - TOYOTA 2002 GIRLS TEAM TENNIS PLAYOFF RESULTS DIVISION I 2; Marlborough def. Edison 12-6; Santa Barbara (76-75); Cerritos def. Rowland 10-8; Cate def. First Round: Beverly Hills def. Simi Valley 18- def. Crescenta Valley 10-8; Troy def. Los Alamitos Lancaster 14-4; Rio mesa def. California 14-4; 0; Foothill def. Upland 11-7; Capistrano Valley 11-7. Katella def. El Monte 14-4; Kaiser def. San def. Mater Dei 12-6; University def. Villa Park 13- Semifinals: Palm Desert def. Marlborough 15- Gorgonio 10-8; Walnut def. Cypress 12-6. 5; Dana Hills def. West Torrance 14-4; Newport 3; Troy def. Santa Barbara 12-6. Second Round: Oxnard def. North Torrance Harbor def. Santa Margarita 9-9 (84-82); Final: Palm Desert def. Troy 12-6. 15-3; Orange Lutheran def. Oak Park 10-8; Chaminade def. Westlake 12-6; Laguna Beach DIVISION III South Hills def. La Serna 10-8; M.L. King def. La def. Canyon/Anaheim 15-3; Corona del Mar def. Wild Card Round: Paramount def. Alhambra Reina 10-8; St. Bonaventure def. Quartz Hill 15- Notre Dame/Sherman Oaks 16-2; Aliso Niguel 11-7; Rancho Alamitos def. Centennial/Corona 3; Cerritos def. Cate 14-4; Katella def. Rio Mesa def. Claremont 10-8; Harvard-Westlake def. 14-4; Bonita def. San Jacinto 16-2; Riverside 9-9 (90-74); Walnut def. Kaiser 16-2. Agoura 15-3; Peninsula def. El Toro 16-2; Poly def. Serrano 10-8. Quarterfinals: Oxnard def. Orange Lutheran Woodbridge def. Etiwanda 18-0; Rosary def. San First Round: Brentwood def. Mark Keppel 12- 11-7; M.L. King def. South Hills 10-8; St. Clemente 10-8; Mira Costa def. El Modena 13-5; 6; Lakewood def. Lynwood 10-8; Bolsa Grande Bonaventure def. Cerritos 10-8; Walnut def. Calabasas def. Flintridge Sacred Heart 17-1. def. Corona 11-7; Mayfield def. J.W. North 11-7; Katella 14-4. Second Round: Beverly Hills def. Foothill 13- Chadwick def. Charter Oak 16-2; Valencia/ Semifinals: M.L. King def. Oxnard 9-9 (76-72); 5; University def. Capistrano Valley 14-4; Dana Valencia def. Buckley 12-6; Beaumont def. Sul- St. Bonaventure def. Walnut 11-7. Hills def. Newport Harbor 14-4; Laguna Beach tana 10-8; Long Beach Wilson def. Paramount Final: St. Bonaventure def. M.L. King 11-7. def. Chaminade 13-5; Corona del Mar def. Aliso 13-5; Pasadena Poly def. Warren 14-4; Wilson/ DIVISION V Niguel 14-4; Peninsula def. Harvard-Westlake Hacienda Heights def. Ranch Alamitos 13-5; Wild Card Round: Covina def. Montclair 16-2; 14-4; Woodbridge def. Rosary 17-1; Calabasas Burbank def. Schurr 9-9 (85-75); Long Beach Azusa def. Silverado 11-7. def. Mira Costa 13-5. Poly def. Elsinore 14-4; Garden Grove def. First Round: St. Margaret's def. Linfield Chris- Quarterfinals: Beverly Hills def. University 11- Banning 12-6; Rim of the World def. Bonita 13-5; tian 18-0; Ontario Christian def. Mammoth 17-1; 7; Laguna Beach def. Dana Hills 9-9 (79-77); Riverside Poly def. Santiago/Corona 9-9 (76- Crossroads def. Western 9-9 (78-77); Santa Corona del Mar def. Peninsula 11-7; Calabasas 73); Campbell Hall def. Hart 11-7. Ynez def. Diamond Ranch 18-0; Savanna def. def. Woodbridge 10-8. Second Round: Brentwood def. Lakewood 14- Capistrano Valley Christian 9-9 (78-75); Costa Semifinals: Beverly Hills def. Laguna Beach 13- 4; Mayfield def. Bolsa Grande 11-7; Valencia/ Mesa def. Covina 10-8; Baldwin Park def. 5; Calabasas def. Corona del Mar 9-9 (78-74). Valencia def. Chadwick 10-8; Long Beach Wil- Burroughs/Ridgecrest 14-4; Oaks Christian def. Final: Calabasas def. Beverly Hills 9-9 (69-65). son def. Beaumont 14-4; Pasadena Poly def. Sierra Vista 11-7; Sage Hill def. Estancia 14-4; DIVISION II Wilson/Hacienda Heights 16-2; Long Beach Poly Azusa def. Chaffey 10-8; Gladstone def. San First Round: Palm Desert def. Eisenhower 18- def. Burbank 14-4; Rim of the World def. Garden Dimas 11-4 (Darkness); Santa Maria def. Valley 0; Huntington Beach def. Chaparral 9-9 (85-84); Grove 14-4; Campbell Hall def. Riverside Poly Christian/Cerritos 15-3; Granite Hills def. Arrow- Redlands East Valley def. Temecula Valley 10- 15-3. head Christian 12-6; Lompoc def. Kern Valley 14- 8; Sunny Hills def. South Pasadena 14-4; Edison Quarterfinals: Brentwood def. Mayfield 15-3; 4; Magnolia def. Connelly 12-6; Malibu def. def. Palm Springs 15-3; Diamond Bar def. Arcadia Long Beach Wilson def. Valencia/Valenica 9-9 Wetminster 13-5. 9-9 (78-77); San Luis Obispo def. Dos Pueblos (86-77); Pasadena Poly def. Long Beach Poly Second Round: St. Margaret's def. Ontario 10-8; Marlborough def. La Habra 17-1; Santa 11-7; Campbell Hall def. Rim of the World 13-5. Christian 18-0; Santa Ynez def. Crossroads 12- Barbara def. Atascadero 17-1; San Marino def. Semifinals: Brentwood def. Long Beach Wilson 6; Savanna def. Costa Mesa 12-6; Oaks Chris- Ayala 13-5; La Quinta/La Quinta def. Murrieta 14-4; Campbell Hall def. Pasadena Poly 10-8. tian def. Baldwin Park 13-5; Sage Hill def. Azusa Valley 10-8; Crescenta Valley def. La Canada Final: Brentwood def. Campbell Hall 10-8. 15-3; Santa Maria def. Gladstone 11-7; Lompoc 16-2; Los Alamitos def. Marymount 16-2; Arroyo DIVISION IV def. Granite Hills 11-7; Magnolia def. Malibu 12- Grande def. San Marcos 13-5; St. Lucy's def. Wild Card Round: Rosemead def. Santa Fe 6. Redlands 13-5; Troy def. Glendale 17-1. 108; Rowland def. Ramona 12-6; Cypress def. Quarterfinals: St. Margaret's def. Santa Ynez Second Round: Palm Desert def. Huntington La Mirada 12-6. 15-3; Oaks Christian def. Savanna 9-9 (93-92); Beach 16-2; Sunny Hills def. Redlands East First Round: Oxnard def. Highland 13-5; North Santa Maria def. Sage Hill 10-8; Lompoc def. Valley 14-4; Edison def. Diamond Bar 12-6; Torrance def. Thacher Default; Oak Park def. Magnolia 13-5. Marlborough def. San Luis Obispo 13-5; Santa Arroyo 11-7; Orange Lutheran def. Santa Monica Semifinals: St. Margaret's def. Oaks Christian Barbara def. San Marino 15-3; Crescenta Valley 16-2; South Hills def. Yucaipa 12-6; La Serna def. 16-2; Santa Maria def. Lompoc 10-8. def. La Quinta/La Quinta 13-5; Los Alamitos def. Adolfo Camarillo 13-5; La Reina def. mayfair 14- Final: St. Margaret's def. Santa Maria 14-4. Arroyo Grande 12-6; Troy def. St. Lucy's 15-3. 4; M.L. King def. Cajon 16-2; St. Bonaventure def. Quarterfinals: Palm Desert def. Sunny Hills 16- Rosemead 18-0; Quartz Hill def. Torrance 9-9 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - TOYOTA 2002 GIRLS INDIVIDUAL TENNIS PLAYOFF RESULTS SINGLES 6-4, 6-1; Robyn Baker def. Amanda Fink 0-6, 7- 2; Fermin/Fermin (Troy) def. Lopez/Forgie (Dos First Round: Elizabeth Exon (Woodbridge) def. 6 (1), 7-5; Lindsey Nelson def. Lauren Jones 6- Pueblos) 6-1, 6-0; Everly/McVitty (Calabasas) Hillary Collins (Palm Desert) 6-1, 6-0; Mykala 1, 6-2. def. Moses/Wren (Redlands East Valley) 7-5, 6- hedberg (Oxnard) def. Cosmina Ciobanu (Troy) Semifinals: Elizabeth Exon def. Celia Durkin 6- 3; Harkins/Schweyer (Peninsula) def. Duesler/ 6-2, 6-1; Kady Pooler (Dana Hills) def. Mindy King 1, 4-6, 6-1; Lindsey Nelson def. Robyn Baker 6- Colgrove (Foothill) 6-4, 6-2; Blaylock/Houston (Long Beach Poly) 3-6, 7-6 (6), 7-5; Celia Durkin 3, 6-4. (Palm Desert) def. Boyer/Iwanabe (Edison) 6-1, (Calabasas) def. Sandra Rocha (Claremont) 6- Final: Elizabeth Exon def. Lindsey Nelson 6-3, 6-3. 3, 6-4; Amanda Fink (Calabasas) def. Alli 6-4. Quarterfinals: Snyder/Holland def. Zaidi/Digby Krasnopolsky (Campbell Hall) 3-6, 6-4, 6-3; DOUBLES 6-2, 6-2; Wilson/Bronowicki def. Jurewitz/Mahtani Robyn Baker (Palm Desert) def. Gia Nafarrete First Round: Snyder/Holland (Corona del Mar) 7-5, 6-3; Fermin/Fermin def. Everly McVitty 6-4, (Los Alamitos) 6-2, 6-1; Lauren Jones (Capistrano def. Reveche/DeLeon (Campbell Hall) 4-6, 6-2, 6-2; Harkins/Schweyer def. Blaylock/Houston 6- Valley) def. Ivana King (Long Beach Poly) 5-7, 6- 6-1; Zaidi/Digby (Marlborough) def. McIntosh/ 2, 6-2. 4, 6-2; Lindsey nelson (Villa Park) def. Yelena Dunlap (Newport Harbor) 4-6, 6-2, 6-1; Jurewitz/ Semifinals: Snyder/Holland def. Wilson/ Olshanskaya (Marlborough) 6-3, 6-4. Mahtani (Peninsula) def. Mettert/Joy (Palm Bronowicki 6-1, 6-0; Fermin/Fermin def. Harkins/ Quarterfinals: Elizabeth Exon def. Mykala Desert) 6-7 (4), 6-0, 6-1; Wilson/Bronowicki Schweyer 6-4, 6-4. Hedberg 6-2, 6-0; Celia Durkin def. Kady Pooler (Dana Hills) def. Jacobs/Pan (Oak Park) 6-4, 6- Final: Snyder/Holland def. Fermin/Fermin 6-1, 6-4. CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2002-2003 Page 17 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - TOYOTA 2002 WATER POLO PLAYOFF RESULTS DIVISION I Barbara def. Atascadero 20-3. First Round: Long Beach Wilson def. Loyola 14- CIF Quarterfinals: Ventura def. Cabrillo/Lompoc 7; Laguna Beach def. Capistrano Valley 7-5; El 15-7, San Marcos def. Agoura 9-8 (OT); Righetti Toro def. Crespi 18-4; Newport Harbor def. SOUTHERN SECTION - def. Rio Mesa 10-7; Santa Barbara def. Malibu 7- Northwood 15-7; Harvard-Westlake def. Irvine 21- 6. 8; San Clemente def. Millikan 14-9; Foothill def. TOYOTA Semifinals: Ventura def. San Marcos 9-7; Mission Viejo 15-5; Corona del Mar def. Long Righetti def. Santa Barbara 11-10. Beach Poly 18-2. 2002 WATER POLO Final: Righetti def. Ventura 10-9 (OT). Quarterfinals: Long Beach Wilson def. Laguna CHAMPIONS Beach 7-5; El Toro def. Newport Harbor 9-8; DIVISION V Harvard-Westlake def. San Clemente 13-8; Co- Wild Card Round: La Quinta/La Quinta def. rona del Mar def. Foothill 6-5. Fontana 12-8. Semifinals: Long Beach Wilson def. El Toro 13- First Round: Riverside Poly def. Temescal 11; Corona del Mar def. Harvard-Westlake 3-2. Canyon 25-10; Redlands def. Etiwanda 13-12; Final: Long Beach Wilson def. Corona del Mar 14- DIVISION I Ayala def. Martin Luther King 8-2; Palm Desert 11. Long Beach Wilson def. West Valley 21-2; Murrieta Valley def. Redlands East Valley 15-6; Upland def. Palm DIVISION II Springs 9-5; Claremont def. Hemet 11-7; Damien Wild Card Round: El Dorado def. Santa Ana 14- def. La Quinta/La Quinta 16-3. 9. Quarterfinals: Riverside Poly def. Redlands First Round: Servite def. Fullerton 22-9; 18-5; Ayala def. Palm Desert 8-7; Upland def. Saddleback def. Katella 15-13; Villa Park def. DIVISION II Murrieta Valley 8-5; Damien def. Claremont 10- Buena Park 7-5; Edison def. Cypress 14-6; Brea Servite 6. Olinda def. Orange 16-8; Los Alamitos def. Valencia/ Semifinals: Riverside Poly def. Ayala 10-8; Placentia 15-5; La Habra def. Santa Margarita 11- Damien def. Upland 16-7. 10; Marina def. El Dorado 12-5. Final: Damien def. Riverside Poly 10-9. Quarterfinals: Servite def. Saddleback 16-5; Edison def. Villa Park 8-7; Los Alamitos def. Brea DIVISION VI Olinda 9-6; Marina def. La Habra 9-6. DIVISION III First Round: Bonita def. Rancho Alamitos 22- Semifinals: Servite def. Edison 17-7; Los Alamitos Mira Costa 6; Don Lugo def. San Gorgonio 20-5; Walnut def. def. Marina 8-6. La Sierra 19-5; Western def. Pasadena Poly 9- Final: Servite def. Los Alamitos 15-8. 8; San Bernardino def. Ontario 26-5; Garden Grove def. San Dimas 18-5; Culver City def. DIVISION III Centennial/Corona 24-1; Chadwick, Bye; Wild Card Round: Crescenta Valley def. Gahr Rowland def. Cajon 16-10; Charter Oak def. La 11-8; Santa Monica def. Burbank 10-8. DIVISION IV Puente 7-5; Savanna def. Los Amigos 8-6; First Round: South Pasadena def. La Serna 17- Righetti Flintridge Prep def. Palos Verdes 12-5; Santa 4; Bell Gardens def. Glendale 11-1; San Marino def. Ana Valley def. La Quinta/Westminster 16-9; Downey 14-5; Peninsula def. Whittier 15-10; Mira Jurupa Valley def. Milken Community 18-6; Costa def. Crescenta Valley 11-1; Montebello def. Yucaipa def. Chaffey 20-7; Los Altos def. Webb Arcadia 18-8; El Rancho def. Santa Monica 14-8; 18-6. La Canada def. Cerritos 17-11. Second Round: Bonita def. Don Lugo 15-4; Quarterfinals: South Pasadena def. Bell Gardens DIVISION V Western Def. Walnut 12-3; San Bernardino def. 15-6; Peninsula def. San Marino 8-7; Mira Costa Damien Garden Grove 13-5; Chadwick def. Culver City def. Montebello 9-8; La Canada def. El Rancho 15- 11-6; Rowland def. Charter Oak 19-14; Flintridge 10. Prep def. Savanna 17-6; Santa Ana Valley def. Semifinals: South Pasadena def. Peninsula 9-8; Jurupa Valley 18-5; Los Altos def. Yucaipa 16-14 Mira Costa def. La Canada 8-5. (OT). Final: Mira Costa def. South Pasadena 9-7. Quarterfinals: Bonita def. Western 10-4; San DIVISION VI Bernardino def. Chadwick 17-11; Flintridge Prep DIVISION IV Bonita def. Rowland 12-9; Los Altos def. Santa Ana First Round: Ventura def. Oxnard 17-6; Cabrillo/ Valley 15-13. Lompoc def. Newbury Park 19-16; San Marcos Semifinals: Bonita def. San Bernardino 12-5; def. Arroyo Grande 9-5; Agoura def. Carpinteria Los Altos def. Flintridge Prep 13-11. 23-6; Righetti def. Calabasas 10-1; Rio Mesa def. Final: Bonita def. Los Altos 15-8. Santa Ynez 9-4; Malibu def. Royal 10-7; Santa Page 18 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2002-2003 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION-TOYOTA 2002 PRESIDENT BOYS/GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY RESULTS (Continued from page 2) this rule. The members of the Executive DIVISION I - BOYS DIVISION I - GIRLS Committee, Commissioner, and Assistant Team Team Commissioners are available to meet with 1. Loyola - 80 1. Murrieta Valley - 70 leagues or representatives to assist in the 2. Dana Hills - 124 2. Thousand Oaks - 102 discussion of this issue. 3. Don Lugo - 126 3. Dana Hills - 112 4. Murrieta Valley - 129 4. Peninsula - 120 5. Long Beach Poly - 130 5. Royal - 127 In spite of the complexities of our organiza- tion and the myriad of obstacles we face Individual Individual almost daily, the CIF-SS continues to do a 1. Mike Poe, Etiwanda - 14:48 1. Liza Pasciuto, Murrieta Valley - 17:38 terrific job. The Principals and Athletic Ad- 2. Mark Matusak, Loyola - 15:07 2. Alison Costello, Esperanza - 17:55 3. Tim Hearst, Royal - 15:08 3. Sarah Montez, Royal - 18:03 ministrators are the key to that success. 4. Mike Chavez, Esperanza - 15:10 4. Olga Aulet, Peninsula - 18:05 Your decisions effect the lives of our stu- 5. David Torrence, Loyola - 15:11 5. Karen Camburn, Murrieta Valley - 18:09 dent-athletes and provide each of them with experiences that can be paramount to their DIVISION II - BOYS DIVISION II - GIRLS adult lives. Team Team 1. Rubidoux - 85 1. Sultana - 46 2. Orange - 93 2. Woodbridge - 119 3. La Sierra - 136 3. Ventura - 123 COMMISSIONER 4. Katella - 136 4. Villa Park - 134 5. St. John Bosco - 140 5. Sunny Hills - 146 (Continued from page 3)

Individual Individual administrators can preview some outstand- 1. Phillip Reid, Rio Mesa - 14;43 1. Danielle Varela, Sultana - 17:40 ing programs, share ideas and discuss 2. Michael Haddan, Woodbridge - 14:48 2. Kelsey Delagardelle, Sultana - 17:58 ways to afford training and support. All free. 3. Antonio Jimenez, Rubidoux - 14:52 3. Lauren Jirges, Cypress - 18:08 4. Juan Escalante, Katella - 14:52 4. Stephanie Torres, Cypress - 18:10 With the support of our Ethics in Sports 5. David Napper, Cypress - 14:59 5. Stacy Kim, Sunny Hills - 18:11 Committee, we will be able to hear about the DIVISION III - BOYS DIVISION III - GIRLS Josephson Institute’s programs on Victory Team Team with Honor, the State CIF Coaches Certifica- 1. Barstow - 35 1. St. Joseph/Lakewood - 57 tion Programs, Parenting Programs, and 2. Santa Margarita - 85 2. Santa Margarita - 76 Sportsmanship Activities. The Orange 3. Lompoc - 123 3. La Canada - 110 4. Estancia - 134 4. Corona del Mar - 147 County Human Relations Commission will 5. Cabrillo/Lompoc - 170 5. Rim of the World - 156 be there to underscore their efforts to pro- mote greater student understanding and Individual Individual cultural relations. We will hear from the 1. Mike Powers, Santa Margarita - 15:07 1. Jenna Kingma, San Luis Obispo - 18:00 Capistrano Unified School District and oth- 2. Humberto Rojas, Estancia - 15:21 2. Diana Rosete, Estancia - 18:22 3. Adam Rodriguez, Barstow - 15:25 3. Christina Jimenez, Granite Hills - 18:36 ers who will be invited to display their wares. 4. Dan Nunn, San Luis Obispo - 15:26 4. Rachel Valliere, San Luis Obispo - 18:50 5. Duane Solomon, Cabrillo/Lompoc - 15:39 5. Becky Southworth, Bonita - 18:56 Our purpose is to help promote training programs as cheaply as possible and yet DIVISION IV - BOYS DIVISION IV - GIRLS keep up our efforts to improve the quality of Team Team 1. Oak Park - 39 1. Oak Park - 51 coaching and student conduct. We are in 2. Fillmore - 52 2. Harvard-Westlake - 96 hard economic times, but we cannot let that 3. Cathedral - 142 3. Maranatha - 102 affect our efforts to promote sportsmanship 4. Orange Lutheran - 142 4. Orange Lutheran - 108 and teach kids proper behavior. 5. Maranatha - 157 5. La Reina - 138

th Individual Individual Come join us on March 12 . 1. Mohamed Trafeh, Duarte - 14:58 1. Bridget Ballard, Harvard-Westlake - 18:06 2. Brian Baker, Beaumont - 15:38 2. Katie Gose, La Reina - 18:07 3. Jorge Jabaz, Orange Lutheran - 15:46 3. Laura Meyers, Maranatha - 18:30 4. Igor Tregub, Oak Park - 15:52 4. Lauren Morales, Oak Park - 18:39 5. Ken Brook, Oak Park - 15:54 5. Lauren Magdaleno, St. Paul - 18:43

DIVISION V - BOYS DIVISION V - GIRLS Team Team 1. Flintridge Prep - 73 1. Chadwick - 102 2. Santa Clara - 97 2. Woodcrest Christian - 104 3. Chadwick - 106 3. Flintridge Prep - 118 4. Brentwood - 121 4. Cate - 123 5. Desert Christian/Lancaster - 124 5. Pasadena Poly - 130

Individual Individual 1. Sky Johnston, Desert Christian/L - 15:52 1. Bessie Hatch, Thacher - 18:25 2. Tim Smith, Desert Christian/L - 15:55 2. Treani Swain, Oakwood - 19:06 3. Tony Arredondo, Santa Clara - 16:05 3. Holly Digerolamo, Woodcrest Chr. - 19:07 4. Grant Nunnally, Woodcrest Chr - 16:07 4. Alison Brown, Chadwick - 19:20 5. tom McClean, Flintridge Prep - 16:12 5. Claytonia Tarazi, Desert Christian/L. - 19:26 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2002-2003 Page 19

2002 SOUTHERN SECTION ALL CIF-SS FOOTBALL SELECTIONS (Cont.)

DIVISION XIII ALL CIF-SOUTHERN SECTION 2002 FOOTBALL TEAM Offensive Player of the Year – Ryan Black (12) RB, Pasadena Poly Defensive Player of the Year – Eric Schlegel (12) LB, Capistrano Valley Christian FIRST TEAM - OFFENSE Coach of the Year – Grant Oldfield, Pasadena Poly Pos. Name School Division Yr. Back Derrick Williams St John Bosco 1 12 OFFENSIVE TEAM Back Terrell Jackson Centennial/Corona 5 11 Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Back Josh Barnett JW North 5 11 Back Ryan Black Pasadena Poly 12 Back Mike Liti Foothill 6 12 Back James Waite Linfield Christian 11 Back Chris Vega Serrano 8 12 Back Brian Harbin Saddleback Valley Christian 11 QB Jeff Kline Los Alamitos 1 12 Back Chad Kackert Grace Brethren 10 QB Sean Norton Hart 2 11 Back Matt Kirschner Campbell Hall 11 TE Chris Barrett Tustin 6 12 Back T.C. Scotten Flintridge Prep 11 Receiver Joe Cowan St John Bosco 1 12 QB Denny Warden Brethren Christian 11 Receiver Tony Fanucchi Claremont 2 12 QB Matt Phelps Campbell Hall 12 Receiver Whitney Lewis St Bonaventure 4 12 Receiver Justin Green Campbell Hall 12 Receiver Damon Morton JW North 5 11 Receiver Karl Hodel Capistrano Valley Christian 11 Receiver Quincy Lever Foothill 6 12 Receiver Darrell Harris Campbell Hall 12 Lineman Kevin Brown Long Beach Poly 1 12 Receiver Dennis Weber Chadwick 12 Lineman Ryan Kalil Servite 1 12 Line Tommy Blaylock Linfield Christian 12 Lineman Drew Radovich Mission Viejo 2 12 Line Rob Carey Capistrano Valley Christian 11 Lineman Rameses Arcao St Paul 3 11 Line Chris Ramirez Rio Hondo Prep 12 Lineman Travis Draper Paso Robles 4 12 Line Justin Van Blair Grace Brethren 12 Lineman Sam Baker Tustin 6 12 Line Joshua Reid Brethren Christian 12 Lineman Adrian Ybarra Santa Fe 7 12 Line Jason Hope Marshall 12 Lineman Steve Jacson Kaiser 8 12 Kicker James Dingman Brethren Christian 12 Utility Marcel Marquez Notre Dame/SO 3 12 Kicker Jesse Ainsworth Thousand Oaks 4 12 DEFENSIVE TEAM Kicker Sergio Aguayo San Jacinto 11 12 Pos. Name School Ht. Wt. Yr. Back Matt Smith Pasadena Poly 12 SECOND TEAM - OFFENSE Back Kevin Mc Allister Linfield Christian 12 Pos. Name School Division Yr. Back William Beardslee Capistrano Valley Christian 12 Back Patrick Harrigan Huntington Beach 1 12 Back John Clark Pasadena Poly 11 Back Aaron Brown Oxnard 4 12 Back Seth Chapman Maranatha 12 Back Kenneth Franks Cerritos 6 12 Back Kevin Minikwu Marshall 12 Back Chauncey Washington South Torrance 10 12 Linebacker Eric Schlegel Capistrano Valley Christian 12 Back Chase Twedell Valley Christian/C 11 12 Linebacker Shane Raftery Linfield Christian 12 Back Drew Robinson Ontario Christian 12 12 Linebacker Lance Campbell Grace Brethren 12 QB Don Poole Foothil 6 12 Linebacker Nick Rodriguez Pasadena Poly 12 QB Matt Engle El Segundo 10 12 Linebacker Daniel Beaty Grace Brethren 12 TE Bryan Sorenson Colton 5 12 Linebacker Jack Girard Brethren Christian 12 Receiver Brandon Tripp Los Alamitos 1 12 Line Julian Camillieri Pasadena Poly 12 Receiver Kevin Ciccone Hart 2 11 Line Beau Beardslee Capistrano Valley Christian 12 Receiver Ryan Graves Muir 3 11 Line Chase Kroll Grace Brethren 12 Receiver Nate Kimbrough Santa Fe 7 11 Line Jared Personias Saddleback Valley Christian 12 Receiver Michael Bumpus Culver City 10 11 Line Chris Soderland Grace Brethren 12 Lineman Nate Wimber Mission Viejo 2 12 Line Tommy Moor Marhsall 11 Lineman Samuel Pimental Palmdale 3 12 Utility Jimmy Johnson Calvary Chapel/Murrieta 12 Lineman Nolan Andrews Murrieta Valley 5 12 Lineman Matt Spanos Corona 5 12 Lineman Preston Clover Laguna Hills 6 12 Lineman John Ulibarri Serrano 8 12 RULE REVIEW Lineman Derek Hunter La Habra 9 11 (Continued from page 7) Utility Marty Tabman Mission Viejo 2 11 FIRST TEAM - DEFENSE Pos. Name School Division Yr. Better yet, why don’t you say nothing at all? Why don’t you sit quietly Linebacker Dominic Rickard Mater Dei 1 12 and clap and cheer when the team does something right? Why do Linebacker Michael Okwo Mira Costa 3 12 Linebacker Dean Rucker Canyon Springs 5 12 you feel you must cup your hands and screech out orders so loudly Linebacker Daniel Drayton Los Altos 6 12 that we can’t even hear what the coach has to say? Even when you Linebacker Chance Dunleavy South Hills 7 12 Linebacker Omar Alvarez Kaiser 8 12 yell praises, you bark them out so loudly it’s embarrassing. Do you Line Joshua Tavanuu Long Beach Poly 1 12 realize that the other parents don’t even want to sit near you? You Line Junior Lemau’u Long Beach Poly 1 12 Line Sedrick Ellis Chino 2 12 are not only an embarrassment to me, but to our team, our school, Line Alex Puccinelli Notre Dame/SO 3 12 and our fans. Line Paul Como Murrieta Valley 5 12 Line Brigham Harwell Los Altos 6 11 Back Corey Boudreaux Mater Dei 1 12 Please remember, you are part of a cheering section – not a jeering Back Freddie Parish Long Beach Poly 1 12 Back Randy Estes Los Alamitos 1 11 section. Back Ray Bass Centennial/Corona 5 12 Back Desmond Reed Temple City 10 12 Back Rudy Burgess Desert 12 12 Love always, Utility Cody Case Hart 2 12 Your Child Punter Andrew Lawson Laguna Hills 6 12 SECOND TEAM DEFENSE Just a little food for thought that you might want to pass on to the Pos. Name School Division Yr. Linebacker Mark Washington Long Beach Poly 1 12 parents of your student athletes. Linebacker Jed Collins Mission Viejo 2 12 Linebacker Brett Martin Centennial/Corona 5 12 Linebacker Joel Carty Carpinteria 11 12 Linebacker Rob Lewis Montclair Prep 11 12 Linebacker Eric Schlegel Capistrano Valley Chr 13 12 Line Brandon Nicolas Mater Dei 1 11 Line Chris Cole Mission Viejo 2 12 Line Juan Silva Charter Oak 6 12 Line Richie Soto South Hills 7 12 Line Brian Fairbanks Northwood 9 12 Line Michael Slaughter Lompoc 10 12 Line Kyle McClure Oaks Christian 11 12 Back Eric Weddle Alta Loma 2 12 Back Eric McMillan Murrieta Valley 5 12 Back Ralfael Falcon Charter Oak 6 12 Back Bryan Payton South Hills 7 11 Back Marcus McCliman Kaiser 8 12 Back Husain Abdullah Pomona 9 12 Utility Daniel Al-Gattis Walnut 7 12 Punter Alex Mugica Temescal Canyon 5 12 Page 20 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2002-2003

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