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For Full CIF-SS Fall Playoff Results See pages 8-15 Serving High School Athletics Since 1913 Page 2 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2007-2008 CIF-SS COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES PRESIDENT'S October 11, 2007 1. OPENING BUSINESS fourth by the wrestling committee. It was moved, MESSAGE D.Introduction of New Commissioners, seconded, and approved to support the bylaw Executive Committee Members and Guests: 3102 deletion. New representatives, coordinators and 2. Proposal to Continue CIF State Football committee members were introduced. Executive Championship Bowl Games: Sister Cheryl Congratulations! committee introductions were made as well as addressed the issue of continuing the “State the introduction of new Commissioners Scott Football Championship”. This was the second Raftery and Kristine Palle. reading of this item therefore a vote on this E. Adopt AgendaAction: Adopt Agenda – It proposal is required. It was moved, seconded was moved, seconded and approved to adopt and approved to continue. the agenda. B. SOUTHERN SECTION F. Approval of Minutes: Council – Minutes of 1. Revised Proposal I from Mountain View By Earl Haugen, President the April 26, 2007 Meeting - It was moved, League to amend Summer Dead Period to be CIF-SS Executive Committee seconded and approved to accept the minutes presented by Dennis Pratt: Dennis Pratt led of the April 26, 2007 meeting discussion to review the amendment of the Well, we are in mid-stride of the 2007-08 2. PUBLIC HEARING SESSION two-week dead period taking place for ALL school season and to date it has been A.Recognition of anyone wishing to address SPORTS at the SAME TIME. Arguments included another outstanding athletic year for the the Council. Speakers must limit their remarks giving all students, parents, coaches and CIF Southern Section. We have already to three minutes: No members of the public to administrators the opportunity to have a break. crowned 31 champions in seven team address the council at this time Discussion also included those opposed. It was sports and many more than that in the Paul Castillo addressed the group in regard to moved; seconded and defeated 50-27. various individual sports. the new transfer form, league coordinator 2. Revised Proposal II from Mountain View packet availability, new directory availability League to amend Summer Dear Period to be (schools who were not in compliance with the presented by Dennis Pratt : It was moved, The section office and staff are to be directory survey and basketball schedule seconded and defeated 48-22 to amend the commended for the incredible job they survey will not receive directories but may current “dead period” as stated in the Blue Book. have done so far in putting on first-class purchase them at the CIF office. Schools who 3. Proposal from Golf Advisory Committee to championship events and handling all did not turn in their basketball schedules will not be presented by Dick Sebek: It was moved, aspects of CIF playoffs. receive a master list). seconded and passed to amend the current 3. ACTION SESSION practice of the way records are reported during I wanted to take time to congratulate all of A.STATE FEDERATED COUNCIL tournament play. 1. Bylaw 3102 Deletion: Wrestling Cmte. 4. Sportsmanship Proposal from Strategic those recognized at the CIF-SS Supports: Rob Wigod clarified the proposal set See COUNCIL MINUTES on page 15. Champions for Character Awards luncheon held in October. The many California Interscholastic Federation coaches, athletes, officials, administrators Southern Section and schools honored should be very proud 10932 Pine Street of their accomplishments in these awards. You do your school, community and city Los Alamitos, CA 90720 proud. I also want thank Jack O’Connell, (562) 493-9500 * FAX (562) 493-6266 the California State Superintendent of Public Instruction, for taking time out of his OFFICERS extremely hectic schedule to come and Earl Haugen, Director of Pupil Services speak to all those in attendance at the Downey USD, President awards ceremony. His presence shows how important this program is. Sr. Cheryl Milner, Principal On the administrative side of things the Bellermine-Jefferson High School, President-Elect current procedures in place really seem to be working as they regard hardships and Dr. John Dahlem, Principal appeals. The end results seem to be fairly Loara High School, Past-President reconciled and the hearing panels are doing an outstanding job. These are good William Dabbs, Principal men and women tasked with difficult Pacifica/Oxnard High School decisions and they do it out of love athletics Treasurer and student-athletes and very little else. They should be commended for volunteering their time. James Staunton, Ed.D., Commissioner of Athletics

Finally, I wanted to congratulate the BULLETIN EDITOR Southern Section Office, specifically Rob Thom Simmons, Sports Information Director Wigod and his staff, for hosting the CIF State Football Championships at the EDITORIAL ASSISTANT Home Depot Center in Carson. Those in Sharon Hodge, CIF-SS Administrative Assistant attendance see outstanding football in a top-notch facility run in a professional Photos provided by Heston Quan See PRESIDENT page 15. Bulletin published three times yearly by CIF Southern Section CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2007-2008 Page 3 SOUTHERN SECTION SCHOOLS CRITICAL COMMISSIONER'S TO CONTINUED SPONSORSHIP SUCCESS The CIF Southern Section is dedicated to providing the highest possible experience and CORNER opportunities to the student-athletes, families and schools of Southern California. From providing great venues with life long memories to cost-effective championships with the least possible burden for the participants. New Transfer Rule Part of the success story of the Section is the dramatic growth of sponsor support from Provides $160,000 to over $500,000 revenue per year. The incredible value of being associated with high school athletics brings support from many companies whose decision makers Option for are former Southern Section families. Subsequently, that support has enable the CIF- Athletes SS to maintain ‘per student’ dues without increase for nearly 20 years. Likewise, what else can student or families with young children do for just $5.00? By James Staunton, Ed.D. Commissioner of Athletics The continued success of marketing sponsorships requires the support of our schools. These sponsorship agreements call for just a few requirements from our member Last year Section Council, as well as the schools in exchange for the millions of dollars in support during each decade. State Federated Council, debated the first ever-statewide transfer rule. While not To those schools that have been so diligent in displaying banners year round, using the enthusiastically received, it was approved proper jugs, reading the public address announcements and sending thank you notes... by our Council and ultimately enacted at MANY THANKS. In particular, these little things are notices when schools like Cathedral the State Council meeting. This new rule and Colony (2 banners) have game highlights shown on the 11pm TV news with that red ushered in a new era in which all transfers Toyota Championships banner in the background or when a St. Bonaventure hangs their were treated the same across the ten banner a their football game.... at the Home Depot Center... during the finals. I recently sections. Many wondered what this new received a call from a Toyota dealer very pleased to have been a his child’s road water era would bring. polo match and their was a Toyota banner at the pool too. Again, many thanks. Like any thing new and untried, the rule Having said this, we still also receive the ‘oh shucks’ phone call when a sponsor goes met with resistance from those who to an event and the banners is missing, the wrong jug is used, the proper tickets are not predicted massive movement by athletes. distributed or even a PA is not read. While these issues are in the minority, it is those Others saw the rule as tacit permission to little moments that seem to stick out. transfer for athletic reasons – something CIF professes to abhor. No matter what A quick hit list of things we need at the playoffs (and more): the thought on the rule, athletic administrators knew the first test of its - Toyota Championships Banner: Must be displayed at all football, basketball and success would be in the numbers. Would volleyball playoff home games. We have distributed 7 per school (3,500 total banners) there be unchecked movement by athletes during the last 7 years. If you need another, please ask. across the Section? Would we see high profile athletes moving from school to - Toyota Championships Banner: Please permanently display in your gym, at your pool school? Would there be gainers and losers or ball field and at home football games year round. By permanently displaying this among schools with in the same district banner, you add so much to our agreement and the continued support of our title sponsor. boundaries?

- CIF-SS Ticket Stock: Please acquire and use the provided playoff ticket stock for all The preliminary numbers seem to show football, volleyball and basketball games. This also saves your school money on tickets movement about the same as under the PLUS your fans get a nice 10% off coupon for ‘any’ products at all Sport Chalet stores. old rule. Since July 1, 2007, the date the proposal took effect, the Section office has - Gatorade Jugs/Cups/Bottles: A sponsor for more than 20 years, Gatorade is the processed 402 transfers under the new ‘exclusive’ sideline jug/cup/bottle sponsor. If you do not have Gatorade items, you must rule (207 A). Of those 402, 372 were provide generic (non PowerAde or other drink) sponsored items. And at all ‘finals’ they approved for immediate varsity eligibility, must be Gatorade items. 30 denied. Under Bylaw 207 B, the office has processed 395 requests, with 208 - PA Playoff Announcements: As the ‘host’ of any playoff event, you are representing the approved, 227 limited and 25 denied. That Section and the State. The PA’s provided for each playoff sport must be read ahead of is a total of 797 total transfers. any school announcements. This is both a State and Section contract required rule. Presently, we have processed 175 bylaw - Approved T-shirt Sales Only: Any use of CIF, CIF Southern Section, Southern Section 208-hardship requests with some 30 or the name of your sport division is a registered mark and prohibited without prior waiting for a determination. Of those approval. Schools, book stores and booster clubs may not create their own championships requests processed, 98 have been shirts with any of that information. We annually see several schools arrive at the finals approved and 77 denied. This means that with fans wearing self-made championship shirts. While we applaud the ‘entrepreneurial’ 56% of the requests for hardship have spirit, you should also know the school that created those items (directly or indirectly) will been approved, with 44% denied. This also receive a bill for any CIF-SS Championship items that might have gone unsold at number is similar to the approval rates that event. seen in previous years. While not quite at the half-way point in the school year, a total of 972 students have registered some See COMMISSIONER page 15. Page 4 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2007-2008 RULE MINUTES OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING - July 3, 2007 REVIEW The July meeting of the CIF Southern Section provided they attend and complete an orientation Executive Committee was called to order at 2:05 at the C.I.F. Southern Section Office. After p.m. by President Earl Haugen at the Doral discussion, it was moved, seconded and passed Desert Princess Resort in Cathedral City. All to approve Bethel Christian School, High Desert FREQUENTLY members were present, with the exception of Academy, Lutheran South High School, Padre ASKED Sue Kuwabara, Sue Rainey and Larry Pio Academy and Testimonial Christian High School for probationary membership for the QUESTIONS Satterfield. 1. ADOPT AGENDA – It was moved, seconded 2007-2008 school year, provided they attend and passed to adopt the agenda. and complete an orientation at the C.I.F. Southern 2. MINUTES – It was moved, seconded and Section Office. passed to approve the minutes of the CIF-SS B. 2007-2008 CIF Southern Section By Kristine Palle Executive Committee meeting of April 24, 2007. Commissioner’s Goals - Commissioner Jim CIF-SS Assistant Commissioner 3. ACTION ITEMS – Staunton led a discussion of the 2007-2008 CIF As I’m reaching my one year anniversary A. STATE FEDERATED COUNCIL ACTION Southern Section Commissioner’s Goals. with the organization I’ve reflected on the ITEMS - C. 2007-2008 Revised Southern Section some of the most frequently asked 1. Bylaw 3102 Deletion: Wrestling – After Budget – After discussion, it was moved, discussion, it was moved, seconded and passed seconded and passed to approve the revised questions by our membership. The depth 2007-2008 CIF Southern Section Budget. of the CIF-SS Constitution and Bylaws to recommend support of the deletion of Bylaw 3102, which required sections to conduct their D. 2007-2008 CIF Southern Section Meeting seems endless with its many layers and wrestling championships in one day. Dates – A calendar of 2007-2008 CIF Southern stipulations. Don’t be overwhelmed! The 2. Proposal to Continue CIF State Football Section Meeting Dates was distributed. CIF-SS staff is more than happy to assist Championship Bowl Games – After discussion, E. 2007-2008 State CIF Calendar of Meetings you in all your Blue Book interpretation it was moved, seconded and passed to – A calendar of 2007-2008 State CIF Meeting needs. recommend support of the proposal to continue Dates was distributed. What is a valid change of residence? the CIF State Football Championship Bowl Games F. Appointment of Executive Committee beyond the two-year “pilot” that will end in Members – After discussion, it was moved, One would think “valid change of seconded and passed to appoint the following residence” speaks for itself; however there December, 2007. B. SOUTHERN SECTION ACTION ITEMS - individuals to the Executive Committee for the are some details that factor into a valid 1. Revised Proposal I from the Mountain View 2007-2008 school year: Ray Moore, Athletic move determining eligibility. The most League to Amend Summer Dead Period – After Director at Vista Murrieta High School, as the obvious caveats of a move includes the discussion, it was moved, seconded and passed Boys Athletic Director Representative, Debbie entire family unit’s relocation (not just the to recommend support of the Mountain View Weiss, Activities Director at Ayala High School, student athlete and a parent). If a student League’s proposal to implement a two-week as the Activities Director Representative and athlete lives with mom, dad and a sibling, Summer Dead Period for all sports that prohibits Wendy Doty, Superintendent of the Downey the use of any school facilities, by any school Unified School District, as the Superintendent’s a valid change would include the relocation Representative. off all the family members who resided or outside group, during that period. 2. Revised Proposal II from the Mountain 6. NEW BUSINESS – together when the student initially View League to Amend Summer Dead Period – A. Membership status of new schools established their high school eligibility. After discussion, it was moved, seconded and admitted in 2005-2006 – After discussion, it Misconception passed to recommend no position on the was moved, seconded and passed to approve The most common misconception we see Mountain View League’s proposal to implement California Military Institute, Hope Center regarding a valid change of residence are a two-week Summer Dead Period in which Academy, San Jacinto Valley Academy and the cases when the receiving district allows each individual sport program could choose the Xavier College Preparatory High School for full dates of that two-week Summer Dead Period. membership, beginning with the 2007-2008 for “open enrollment”. If your district allows school year. students to choose any school within the 3. Proposal from Golf Advisory Committee – After discussion, it was moved, seconded and 7. CLOSED SESSION – At 4:42 p.m., the district he/she moved into be aware their passed to recommend support of the Golf Executive Committee went into closed session eligibility is affected. Even though some Advisory Committee’s proposal to revise the to discuss the Commissioner’s Evaluation. At districts allow for “school choice”, a wording for matches to determine teams and 5:20 p.m., the closed session concluded with student-athlete’s athletic eligibility rests individuals advancing to post-season play. no action taken. with the high school whose attendance 4. NON-ACTION ITEMS – 8. REPORT SESSION – boundary he/she resides in. If high schools A. STATE FEDERATED COUNCIL NON- A. President’s Report – Earl Haugen ACTION ITEMS – reported that the NFHS Summer Meeting in Palm A, B, C, and D are all within the same Desert has been a valuable experience this school district and a student residentially 1. CIF State Advisory Committee Proposal – A discussion was held regarding the C.I.F. week. belongs to high school A, that athlete is not State Football Advisory Committee’s proposal B. Treasurer’s Report – Bill Dabbs varsity eligible at high schools B, C, and D. regarding possible changes to the format for reported that wrestling revenue increased Who does the association rule prevent the CIF State Football Championship Bowl $9,500 over last year, basketball earned $19,000 me from coaching? Games. over the budgeted amount for this year, spring Most have a good grasp on the notion that 2. Championship/New Events Committee sports are not complete, the auditors will begin a coach can not coach their own athletes Sequence of New Events – Commissioner Jim the process of reviewing the 2006-2007 school Staunton led a discussion regarding the year in August and commended Commissioner in the off-season (summer not included). Jim Staunton and his staff for an excellent year However, remember this is an “association sequence of potential new CIF State Championship Events. in 2006-2007. rule”, not a coaching rule. This rule applies 5. NEW BUSINESS – C. Commissioner’s Report – to all students within your high school and A. Consideration of the following schools for Commissioner Jim Staunton presented the isn’t gender or sport specific. membership status for the 2007-2008 school following items: Misconception year… 1) Thanked the members of the Executive The most frequent violation is that where After discussion, it was moved, seconded Committee for attending the National Federation a coach of a boys’ sports will coach and and passed to approve Patriot High School for High Schools Summer Meeting in Palm Desert. See RULE REVIEW page 15. full membership for the 2007-2008 school year, See MINUTES JULY page 15. 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This meeting of the CIF Southern Section Execu- of charge and he also plans to go to Glendale. WHISTLE tive Committee was called to order at 1:00 p.m. by E. Update on Web Site -Bulletins -All playoff President Earl Haugen at the CIF Southern Sec- bulletins will now be available on the web site tion office, Los Alamitos, California. All members only. We will only mail the preview bulletins with were present with the exception of Larry rule books. QUALITY Satterfield and Gary Smidderks. F. Section Interpretations on new Transfer 1. OPENING BUSINESS Rule -Discussed in item C. OFFICIATING E. Adopt Agenda -It was moved, seconded 6. OLD BUSINESS and approved to adopt the agenda deleting item A. Report on National Federation Meeting -The 3Al and the addition of item IV.B.2, proposal from attending members discussed their experiences the Lacrosse Committee to change the season of and information gained from the meeting. sport. B. Report from Section 7 & 8 Meeting -The By Bill Agopian F. Approval of Minutes -Minutes of the July 3, attending members discussed their experiences 2007 Executive Committee Meeting -It was moved, and information gained from the meeting. CIF-SS Officials Liaison second and approved. C. Report on Wrestling Dress Code Proposal- During halftime of a nationally televised G. Communications to the Executive Commit- Rob Wigod discussed this proposal. Earl Haugen high school all-star basketball game, an tee -Letters of thanks were read to the commit- will take this recommendation to the State Execu- interview was conducted with the game tee. tive Committee meeting. Wording was added and H. Welcome and Introduction of New Members Earl will suggest it for all sports. director. A wide variety of topics were - The four new members of the committee intro- 7. CLOSED SESSION discussed: duced themselves. They are Wendy Doty, Su- The committee went into closed session at 3:44 • The positive character traits of all perintendent of Downey Unified School District, p.m. and finished at 4:00 p.m. There was no participants Superintendents Representative, Steve Miller, report from the closed session. • The high level of coaching skills Assistant Principal, Bishop Montgomery High 8. REPORT SESSION • The support of sponsors School, Parochial Area Representative, Ray A. President’s Report -There was no • The NBA and NCAA making formal Moore, Boys Athletic Director, Vista Murrieta president’s report. High School, Boys Athletic Director Representa- B. Treasurer’s Report -The final audit report commitments to improve basketball tive and Debi Weiss, Activities Director, Ayala will be presented at the November 7, 2007 The director painted a wonderful picture High School, Activities Directors Representative. Executive Committee. Dues are charged at 23 of high school basketball and sports in Rob Wigod introduced the new assistant com- cents per pupil and $25 per sport. general. Everyone and everything was missioners: Kristine Palle and Scott Raftery. C. COMMISSIONER’S REPORT -Jim Staunton working well. Then, the announcer asked 4. NON-ACTION ITEMS stated he wanted to promote information to the following question: What challenge A. Southern Section Non-Action Items parents. He also presented suggestions on citi- remains for the game of basketball? 1. Proposal from the Sportsmanship Commit- zenship from an Arcadia parent. tee of the Southern Section Strategic Planning D. MEMBER REPORTS Without hesitation, the director stated Group to insert language into each sport in the Jim Monico stated that construction will begin “Improve the quality of officiating”. Blue Book -After discussion, revisions were on a new stadium for his school in November. Keep in mind that this was a high level made. Janet Berardi stated the Volleyball Advisory program director- not the coach who just 2. Proposal from Lacrosse Committee to Committee will propose to change warm up times lost a tough game; not the Principal who Change Season of Sport -This item was dis- and make them standard. is dealing with a difficult administrative cussed. Guy Roubian relayed information on charter issue. This was a simple, matter-of-fact 5. NEW BUSINESS schools. California has 190,000 students in 574 A. Consideration of the following schools for charter schools. comment, identified as a top priority. membership status for the 2008-2009 school Reggie Thompkins stated there is a big focus If we assume this observation is even year: on academic achievement in his area with athlet- partially correct, how we all reach this goal- 1. Assyrian American Christian School-Barrett ics as part of what they do educationally. Ray not only in basketball but in all sports? Luketic presented this school’s membership. Af- Moore offered information on how to calendar Who plays a role in this process? How do ter discussion, it was moved and seconded to games, facilities and transportation. On October we measure improvement? deny membership for the 2008-09 school year. 17, they will do an Ethics in Sports presentation. It was recommended they re-apply next year Kristine Palle stated water polo finals will be It might be good to begin with the when enrollment increases. moved to Woolett in Irvine. assumption and challenge used when 2. Riverside Preparatory School - After dis- Scott Raftery stated he has Cypress College speaking to officials’ groups- Improve cussion, it was moved, seconded and approved back for volleyball finals. officiating skills at a higher level and to accept this school under probationary status. Thom Simmons stated 83 games will be tele- faster pace than players improve! B. HomeSchool Multi-School Teams - John cast/audiocast and there will be a larger amount Look at any sport today versus five years Dahlem stated home school students are forming of funds to share with the school. Fox and ago, and ask yourself the following: home school associations who affiliate with a Vootage are eager to work with us. • Are the players faster? school and then multi-campus. He is working with Rob Wigod finished the fall workshops and the • the State Office to create rules and guidelines for new principal and athletic director workshops. Are the players better conditioned? these new types of associations. There were, however, no small school presen- • Are the players smarter about rules? Report from Assistant Commissioners on tations. He plans to reach out to the small schools • Is coaching better? Transfers and Hardships-KristinePalle reported and keep them informed. • Is equipment improved? on the number of transfers and hardships for this There being no further business to come • Has the level of accountability year to date. There were 240 freshmen trans- before the Executive Committee, the meeting increased? fers, 107 transfers with limited eligibility, 138 adjourned at 4:20 p.m. transfers with restricted eligibility, 62 foreign There is little doubt that our players and exchange students and 136 hardships. There Submitted by: coaches are far ahead of the officials in also were 344 valid changes of residences Patricia Schmidt improving their game! reported. Executive Secretary The CIF, Southern Section- together with D. Report on Parent Presentations given to its schools and officials, benefits from the Section Athletic Groups-Rob Wigod discussed Approved by: continued commitment to the Recruit- the parent presentations made at Downey and Dr. James Staunton, Ed.D. Train-Retain model to improve the quality Elsinore. He noted these presentations are free Commissioner of Athletics of officiating. In the end, all games benefit, as do players, coaches and officials. Page 6 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2007-2008 MINUTES OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING December 4, 2007

This meeting of the CIF Southern Section A.State Federated Council Non-Action Items School verses Morningside High School football Executive Committee was called to order at 1:31 1. CIF State Football Championship Bowl game. He also received a complaint from p.m. by President Earl Haugen via telephone. All Games – moved to action Centennial High School about their game with members were present with the exception of The following items were discussed: Nordhoff High School and the final play. He also Jerry Halpin and Barrett Luketic. Due to the type 2. Bylaw 206 Residential Eligibility learned that Mater Dei High School has been of meeting, it was agreed to dispense with the 3. Bylaw 510 Undue Influence charging additional prices for certain tickets. pledge of allegiance. Mr. Haugen then proceeded 4. Bylaw 805 Any Gift of Total of Gifts Earl Haugen stated a complete report has been to explain the process for the meeting. 5. Bylaw 1200 CIF Approved Sports requested from Mater Dei. 1. OPENING BUSINESS 6. Bylaw 306 Independent Study/Home D. MEMBER REPORTS E. Adopt Agenda – It was moved, seconded School Programs Revision Ray Moore stated his area as well as Santa and approved to adopt the agenda and move 5. NEW BUSINESS Clarita are working on protocols for fires and non-action item 4A1, CIF State Football A.New Financial Director – Work will begin to possibly changing the Sunday practice rule. Championship Bowl Games, to action. start the search for a new director of budget Earl Haugen also stated there were favorable F. Approval of Minutes – Minutes of the and finance due to the retirement of Shirley comments about playing on Sundays during the October 25, 2007 Executive Committee Meeting Frazier on July 30, 2008. state meeting last week. He also stated Air – It was moved, second and approved. B. Ties in Soccer Competition – How to break Quality Index scores are invalid and inaccurate G.Communications to the Executive Committee – Kristine Palle stated she will bring this issue and their area will wait as long as possible to – The new format of the Council minutes were before the soccer advisory committee to stop or cancel a game. approved. formulate rules on breaking ties. Kristine Palle stated the water polo masters H.2006-2007 Auditor’s Report – After 6. OLD BUSINESS went well this year with the policies started last discussion, it was moved, seconded and A.Computer and Web Page Expenses – Thom year by Rob Wigod and Thom Simmons. approved to accept the 2006-2007 Auditor’s Simmons explained the costs involved for the John Dahlem stated he attended the 8-man Report. The Executive Committee also agreed new computer service company and web page football game at Joshua Springs. The weather to continue with the current auditor for one year builder. was bad but it was a great game. after the retirement of Shirley Frazier. A clean B. Update on State Appeal Process – Jim Mark Rose stated Cuyama was a great game audit was not received because of the inability Staunton stated the state executive director with good sportsmanship. to obtain retiree payment information from has sent out the current numbers on state Janet Berardi stated Lakewood, Mira Costa P.E.R.S. appeals. The number of appeals are much and Harvard Westlake represented the Southern 2. PUBLIC HEARING SESSION lower than anticipated. The appeal hearing Section at the state volleyball championships. There were no members of the public in officers are very good and well trained. Our attendance; the agenda was posted. office now has the capability to video tape There being no further business to come before 3. ACTION ITEMS appeals with audio and send these disks to the the Executive Committee, the meeting adjourned A.State Federated Council Action Items state office for record keeping. at 2:50 p.m. 1. CIF State Football Championship Bowl 8. REPORT SESSION Games – After discussion, it was moved, A.President’s Report – Earl wished everyone SUBMITTED BY: seconded and approved to support this proposal. good luck in the upcoming playoffs. PATRICIA SCHMIDT B. Southern Section Action Items B.Treasurer’s Report – Bill Dabbs EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 1. Proposal from Lacrosse Committee to commended the assistant commissioners on a Change Season of Sport – After discussion, it good playoff season. APPROVED BY: was moved, seconded and approved to give no C. COMMISSIONER’S REPORT – Jim Staunton JAMES STAUNTON, Ed.D. position for this motion. relayed the incident at the Inglewood High COMMISSIONER OF ATHLETICS 4. NON-ACTION ITEMS HISTORY OF THE CIF-SS 47TH HISTORICAL "TIDBIT" by Dr. John S. Dahlem UNCROWNED CIFSS CHAMPIONS baseball Champions would be declared deserving CIFSS Champion…THE WORLD WAR II AND THE FULLERTON instead of one major Champion for the BASEBALL TEAM FROM FULLERTON HIGH SCHOOL whole sport of baseball. At the close of the HIGH SCHOOL - 1942. 1942 BASEBALL TEAM 1941 season, only two of the CIFSS groups During World War II, the CIFSS had to played through to a Championship. Many The 1942 Fullerton High School baseball adjust the playing of interscholastic sports teams were entitled to enter the play-offs team would go undefeated in the Sunset due to the war effort and the fact that many but did not due to costs or lack of interest. League and defeated Excelsior High high schools could no longer field teams In the Central Group of leagues Bonita School by a score of 10 – 3 in the League and hire the necessary coaches. Rations defeated Brea-Olinda and in the Western Championship game. The Fullerton coach dictated that many games could not be Group Santa Barbara defeated Woodrow was the popular Richard Spaulding. They played due to transportation concerns Wilson. It is interesting to note in the CIFSS were led by their star pitcher Vaughn Jones, (gasoline) and the lack of balls (rubber Official Record Book that Santa Barbara, a tall right hander, and catcher Kenny was needed for the war effort). A perusal of the winner by a score of 4-3 over Wilson, is Sullivan. Other key members of the team the CIFSS record book indicates that very listed as the 1941 Major Division included Ernie Johnson (2B), Lee Hodge few CIFSS Championships were held Champion, but no mention is made of (CF), Frank Munoz (LF), Ed Hill (3B), Trenton during the 1943-1945 school years. In Bonita High School’s victory. Mitchell (SS), Joe Juarez or “Yutch” Rayburn addition, the sport of high school baseball (RF), and Bob Trook (1B). They defeated was suffering from a lack of popularity and The same chaos and difficulty of the war San Gabriel Valley League Champion the ability to make money at the gate. In years would continue for the 1942 baseball Burbank by a score of 5 – 3 in the first round 1939, a plan was developed where group season and again the uncrowning of a See HISTORY on next page. CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2007-2008 Page 7 FOX SPORTS NET PAC-10 COMMENTATOR HISTORY PETROS PAPADAKIS SPEAKS AT 32ND (Continued from previous page) ANNUAL FOOTBALL PRESS CONFERENCE of the playoffs. They advanced to the finals AND LUNCHEON of what was called the “Minor Division” and met a very strong Bonita High School team Fox Sports Net Pac-10 color commentator, Petros Papadakis served as the keynote led by the great Glenn Davis who would go speaker at the 32nd Annual CIF Southern Section-Toyota Football Championship Press onto win the Heisman Trophy for Army in Conference and Luncheon on Monday, December 3. Hosting the event for the second 1946. The game was tied going into the 8th consecutive year was Fox Sports Net High School Spotlight star Lindsey Soto. inning when Fullerton scored three runs and secured the victory by a score of 8 - 6. Petros Papadakis has taken the local and national sports media scenes by storm since Stars of the game included Munoz, graduating from the University of Southern California in 2001. The USC football star got Johnson, Hodge, Hill and the catcher his start in broadcasting fresh off the field by doing television analysis for Fox Sports Net Sullivan who had two hits. Glenn Davis and radio work on the Trojan flagship station. Papadakis broadened his TV duties over had one hit and a run for Bonita. The “Daily the next couple years adding sideline reporting and magazine show hosting roles. News Tribune” Fullerton newspaper for that Saturday, May 30, 1942, had an article In 2003 Petros began hosting a Monday through Friday mid-morning radio show on radio on the front page entitled, “Japanese The “Petros Papadakis Show” started in January 2004. Every afternoon Petros touched Launch Offensive Eastward From on all aspects of sports, entertainment and life in general. His passion, rapid fire delivery Nanchang” and a cartoon showing Uncle and ability to zoom past politically correct boundaries have made him a controversial Sam bowing his head and saying WE’LL figure and a lightning rod for attention. Petros was named L.A.’s number one sports radio NOT FORGET at a memorial inscribed: IN host in 2006 by the Daily News. MEMORY OF THE HEROES OF PEARL HARBOR, BATTAN AND CORREGIDIOR. Papadakis debuted as FSN’s lead college football analyst in September 2004 working In the “Dailey News Tribune” write up of the in the booth with Barry Tompkins. Petros has become one of America’s leading game it was stated: authorities on college football and he works on other FSN programming like the Best Damn Sports Show, the BCS Ratings Show and Totally Football. “There is a possibility that Fullerton will issue a challenge to Long Beach Poly’s Petros has guest starred on several television programs; the CBS hit series CSI-New major champions for an extra playoff, York, Outside the Lines and Cold Pizza plus “I Love the 90’s” on VH-1. although Coach Simpson said he would Papadakis is in his second season as the host of Spike-TV’s “Pro’s vs Joe’s” and he has not know until next week.” also been on E, the Game Show Network and the KTLA Morning News. The writer had the story a little wrong as San Diego Hoover actually beat Long Petros, his father John and his brother Taso all played football at USC. Petros played Beach Poly by a score of 8 - 3 and the game tailback for the Trojans and in 2000 was the captain of the only last place team in USC was played at Hoover High School. San history. He scored 16 touchdowns for the Trojans and was voted Most Inspirational Player Diego Hoover is the only Champion listed for the 2000 season. The Papadakis family owns and operates the Papadakis Taverna for the 1942 baseball season in the official in San Pedro, one of America’s top Greek restaurants. Petros still waits tables at the CIFSS Record Book. The CIFSS Baseball Taverna, except during football season. Championships would not be contested again until after the war in 1946. Finally, in On FSN WEST and FSN PRIME TICKET, Los Angeles Area Emmy Award winner Lindsay 1950, the CIF “officially’ divided the Soto is a familiar face in Southern California currently hosting “Trojans Live” during Baseball Championships into a Major and football and basketball season, reporting for the Trojan Press Conference, and covering Minor Division configuration. regional high school athletics as host of the “High School Spotlight.” It is poignant to find out that the challenge Lindsay Soto made her debut with FSN and FSN 2 in 1997 as a reporter and associate was never made by Fullerton High School producer for “Inside Cal-Hi Sports” and the “USC Magazine Show.” Soto, a USC graduate to San Diego Hoover. The restrictive issues in broadcast journalism, interned both at the USC Athletic Department and later at Fox of the war effort and the fact that beloved Sports Net while attending college. Her first job was at an ABC affiliate in Yakima, Coach Richard Spaulding was drafted and Washington doing weekend sports and weekday news reporting. Next she worked for reported to duty that next week to serve his KKFX (FOX) in Santa Barbara as the station’s sports director. country put an end to a glorious CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON. Soto joined the “Southern California Sports Report” team in 2003 as a reporter. Soto also co-hosts the “LA Times High School Spotlight Show”. Many of the young men who played on that Championship team went onto to serve In her short time as an FSN reporter, she has covered most local teams including USC, their country and some died during that UCLA, the Lakers, Dodgers, Angels and Ducks. great conflict. Kenny Sullivan is one of the two surviving members of that baseball Quite simply, Soto is the face of high school athletics in Southern California and is rapidly team and came ashore with the Army in the making a name for herself in the collegiate ranks. second wave at Normandy. He was wounded with shrapnel and never got a chance to realize his dream to play professional baseball. He did return to Fullerton and mentored the great Del Crandall who was a successful catcher with the Milwaukee Braves. CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2007-2008 Page 8 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - TOYOTA 2007 FOOTBALL PLAYOFF RESULTS

CENTRAL EASTERN EAST VALLEY INLAND MID VALLEY NORTHEAST NORTHERN FIRST ROUND: FIRST ROUND: FIRST ROUND: FIRST ROUND: FIRST ROUND: FIRST ROUND: FIRST ROUND: Colony 20 Serrano 24 Citrus Hill 54 Centennial/Corona 59 Paraclete 52 St. Margaret's 58 St. Bonaventure 27 Burroughs/Burbank 17 Bloomington 22 Mojave 22 Carter 14 Sierra Vista 7 Twin PInes 0 San Luis Obispo 7 Arroyo Valley 35 Palm Desert 26 Big Bear 21 Glendora 29 (OT) Monrovia 28 Maranatha 28 Westlake 23 Paloma Valley 32 Arlington 21 Rio Hondo Prep 7 Upland 28 Cantwell Sac Hrt 21 Boron 20 Adolfo Camarillo 20 Moreno Valley 36 Poly/Riverside 45 Aquinas 61 Chaparral 10 Temple City 25 Calvary Murrieta 32 Atascadero 28 West Valley 10 Jurupa Valley 42 Viewpoint 18 Los Osos 7 La Puente 20 Fairmont Prep 14 Moorpark 14 Cajon 28 Palm Springs 20 Bishop Union 7 A.B. Miller 43 Bishiop Diego 36 Whittier Chr 48 Saugus 34 Muir 19 Silverado 16 Desert Hot Springs 6 Damien 13 Mary Star 0 Bell-Jeff 31 Pacifica/Oxnard 3 Colton 51 M.L. King 35 Notre Dame/R 52 Redlands East Vly 60 Blair 56 Brentwood 35 Newbury Park 34 Don Lugo 0 La Qunita/LQ 28 Desert 36 Murrieta Valley 53 Malibu 0 Desert Chr/L 0 Santa Barbara 14 Rancho Verde 53 Hesperia 19 Twentynine Palms 35 Norco 27 Valley Chr/Cerritos 31 Linfield Christian 62 Valencia/V 28 Arcadia 28 Barstow 6 Chadwick 8 Ayala 7 Duarte 21 Sage Hill 32 Oxnard 7 Canyon Springs 30 Kaiser 14 Ontario Christian 46 Santiago/Corona 54 La Salle 30 Mammoth 41 Paso Robles 49 Elsinore 14 Rim of the World 6 Flintridge Prep 17 Etiwanda 35 Azusa 3 St. Anthony 14 Ventura 14 Pasadena 51 J.W. North 63 San Jacinto 34 Vista Murrieta 49 Santa Clara 41 Saddleback Vly Chr 21 Hart 48 Chaffey 38 Burroughs/R 21 Kern Valley 7 Yucaipa 9 Village Christian 14 Calvary Chp/D 20 Thousand Oaks 24 QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: Colony 30 Palm Desert 47 Citrus Hill 10 Centennial/Corona 49 Paraclete 23 St. Margaret's 49 St. Bonaventure 44 Arroyo Valley 7 Serrano 21 Big Bear 7 Glendora 7 Monrovia 20 Maranatha 7 Westlake 13 Moreno Valley 36 Palm Springs 41 Bishop Union 33 Chaparral 34 Bishop Diego 45 Calvary Murrieta 14 Saugus 34 Cajon 0 Poly/Riverside 13 Aquinas 11 A.B. Miller 30 Temple City 0 Whittier Chr 13 Atascadero 6 Colton 39 M.L. King 21 Notre Dame/R 31 Redlands East Vly 38 Valley Chr/Cerritos 34 Brentwood 30 Newbury Park 29 Rancho Verde 22 Hesperia 14 Twentynine Palms 12 Norco 7 Blair 24 Linfield Christian 0 Valencia/V 28 Canyon Springs 21 J.W. North 28 San Jacinto 23 Santiago/Corona 32 Santa Clara 64 Saddleback Vly Chr 41 Hart 35 Pasadena 20 Kaiser 14 Ontario Christian 10 Vista Murrieta 24 La Salle 28 Mammoth 14 Paso Robles 7 SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: Colony 29 Palm Desert 38 Citrus Hill 35 Centennial/Corona 68 Bishop Diego 12 St. Margaret's 31 St. Bonaventure 55 Moreno Valley 14 Palm Springs 7 Bishop Union 13 Chaparral 11 Paraclete 6 Calvary Murrieta 0 Saugus 36 Canyon Springs 13 J.W. North 28 San Jacinto 34 Santiago/Corona 25 Santa Clara 42 Brentwood 35 Hart 37 Colton 0 M.L. King 6 Notre Dame/R 0 Redlands East Vly 10 Valley Chr/Cerritos 20 Saddleback Vly Chr 7 Newbury Park 6 FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: Colony 41 J.W. North 67 Citrus Hill 28 Centennial/Corona 42 Santa Clara 20 St. Margaret's 37 St. Bonaventure 42 Canyon Springs 14 Palm Desert 35 San Jacinto 6 Santiago/Corona 7 Bishop Diego 14 Brentwood 6 Hart 28

NORTHWEST PAC 5 SOUTHEAST SOUTHERN SOUTHWEST WESTERN EIGHT-MAN DIVISION I FIRST ROUND: FIRST ROUND: FIRST ROUND: FIRST ROUND: FIRST ROUND: FIRST ROUND: FIRST ROUND: Morro Bay 42 Poly/Long Beach 39 San Gabriel 14 Western 49 El Dorado 40 Culver City 35 Faith Baptist 75 Northview 7 Santa Margarita 7 Santa Fe 7 Los Amigos 0 Rowland 7 Leuzinger 28 Lutheran/LV 0 St. Bernard 38 Newport Harbor 7 La Habra 55 Pacifica/GG 34 El Toro 41 St. Paul 24 Upland Christian 32 North Torrance 14 Notre Dame/SO 3 Ocean View 7 Costa Mesa 0 Bellflower 13 Quartz Hill 14 Westmark 0 Centennial/Compton 14 Edison 28 South El Monte 54 Kennedy 34 Foothill 52 Palos Verdes 34 Cate 43 Baldwin Park 12 Compton 10 Sonora 7 Santiago/GG 0 Bonita 14 Santa Monica 20 Hesperia Chr 30 Nordhoff 23 (OT) Lutheran/Orange 28 California 27 University 24 South Hills 59 Gahr 35 Windward 70 Nipomo 20 Mission Viejo 7 Santa Ana 0 Santa Ana Vly 7 La Mirada 33 Lancaster 17 St. Michael's Prep 18 Harvard-Westlake 42 Servite 54 Fullerton 41 Valencia/P 58 Trabuco Hills 38 Palmdale 38 Avalon 38 Torrance 16 San Clemente 43 Arroyo 20 Savanna 28 Brea Olinda 7 Warren 7 Thacher 36 Oak Park 21 Esperanza 20 La Serna 28 Irvine 24 Wilson/HH 21 Redondo Union 15 Santa Clarita Chr 49 St. Joseph/SM 14 Lakewood 17 Alhambra 27 Estancia 6 Mayfair 13 Beverly Hills 14 Rolling Hills Prep 42 Oaks Christian 56 Mater Dei 31 Schurr 27 Anaheim 30 West Covina 28 Alemany 17 Montclair Prep 64 San Dimas 27 Tesoro 17 Rosemead 6 Garden Grove 14 Canyon/A 21 West Torrance 14 California Lutheran 59 Serra 24 Crespi 26 Westminster 21 (OT) Cypress 30 Charter Oak 40 Dominguez 49 Joshua Springs 69 Pioneer Valley 14 Millikan 14 El Rancho 14 Laguna Hills 26 Norwalk 0 Highland 10 Hillcrest Chr/GH 20 QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: QUARTERFINALS: St. Bernard 48 (OT) Poly/Long Beach 35 La Habra 59 Pacifica/GG 14 El Dorado 27 St. Paul 32 (2OT) Faith Baptist 58 Morro Bay 45 Newport Harbor 14 San Gabriel 14 Western 12 El Toro 9 Culver City 26 Upland Christian 13 Nordhoff 42 (2OT) Lutheran/Orange 28 California 34 Kennedy 21 South Hills 41 Gahr 24 Cate 40 Centennial/Compton 41 Edison 16 South El Monte 21 University 0 Foothill 17 Palos Verdes 21 Windward 37 Oak Park 20 Servite 10 Fullerton 25 Valencia/P 38 Trabuco Hills 55 Palmdale 26 Santa Clarita Chr 36 Harvard-Westlake 3 Esperanza 7 La Serna 7 Irvine 14 Wilson/HH 6 Redondo Union 21 Avalon 35 Oaks Christian 44 Crespi 48 Schurr 35 Cypress 22 Charter Oak 40 Dominguez 27 Joshua Springs 65 Serra 7 Mater Dei 26 Westminster 14 Anaheim 14 West Covina 21 Alemany 7 Montclair Prep 8 SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: SEMIFINALS: Nordhoff 35 Poly/Long Beach 2 La Habra 44 Pacifica/GG 17 El Dorado 23 (OT) St. Paul 18 Faith Baptist 42 St. Bernard 21 Lutheran/Orange 0 California 0 Kennedy 7 South HIlls 17 Gahr 14 Cate 21 Oaks Christian 34 Crespi 13 Fullerton 26 Cypress 28 Trabuco Hills 27 Palmdale 28 Joshua Springs 58 Oal Park 0 Servite 10 Schurr 0 Valencia/P 21 Charter Oak 3 Dominguez 27 Santa Clarita Chr 35 FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: FINAL: Oaks Christian 52 Poly/Long Beach 13 La Habra 16 Cypress 36 El Droado 13 St. Paul 42 Joshua Springs 36 Nordhoff 7 Crespi 3 Fullerton 6 Pacifica/GG 30 Trabuco Hills 12 Palmdale 14 Faith Baptist 32 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2007-2008 Page 9

8-MAN DIVISION II QUARTERFINALS: FIRST ROUND: South Bay Lutheran 30 South Bay Lutheran Lighthouse Chr 16 BYE Desert Chapel 68 Lighthouse Chr 56 Antelope Vly Chr 22 First Lutheran 8 Cuyama Valley 42 Antelope Vly Chr 28 Hope Centre 30 Noli Indian 14 Trona 42 Desert Chapel North Cty Chr 30 BYE SEMIFINALS: Cuyama Valley BYE South Bay Lutheran 60 Desert Chapel 14 Hope Centre 70 Marywood-Palm Vly 34 Cuyama Valley 36 Trona 22 North Cty Chr 55 Cornerstone Chr/C 18 FINAL: Trona South Bay Lutheran 58 BYE Cuyama Valley 28

CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - TOYOTA 2007 FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS CENTRAL NORTHEAST SOUTHERN Colony St. Margaret's Cypress

EASTERN NORTHERN SOUTHWEST J.W. North St. Bonaventure El Dorado

EAST VALLEY NORTHWEST WESTERN Citrus Hill Oaks Christian St. Paul

INLAND PAC 5 8-MAN DIVISION I Centennial/Corona Poly/Long Beach Joshua Springs

MID VALLEY SOUTHEAST 8-MAN DIVISION II Santa Clara La Habra South Bay Lutheran

CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - TOYOTA 2007 GIRLS GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS GIRLS TEAM FINALS INDIVIDUAL FINALS

PL. SCHOOL SCORE PL. PLAYER/SCHOOL SCORE 1. Cerritos 391 1. Lee Lopez, La Serna 69 2T. Torrance 394 2. Tiffany Lua, Los Altos 69 2T. Peninsula 394 3. Rebecca Song, Sunny Hills 71 2T. Cypress 394 4T. Ani Gulugian, University 71 5. Ayala 400 4T. Victoria Park, Irvine 71 6. Palm Desert 414 6T. Whitney French, Dana Hills 72 7. Dos Pueblos 425 6T. Sarah Salvo, Notre Dame 72 8. Santa Margarita 427 8T. Katelin Dilger, Quartz Hill 73 9. Mater Dei 428 8T. Brianna Do, Wilson/Long Beach 73 10. Wilson/Long Beach 429 8T. Danielle Kang, Oak Park 73 Page 10 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2007-2008 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - TOYOTA 2007 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL PLAYOFF RESULTS DIVISION IAA 17, 25-22, 25-17; Flintridge Sacred Heart def. Quarterfinals: North Torrance def. Burroughs/ First Round: Mira Costa, Bye; Westlake def. Notre Dame Academy 25-12, 25-23, 24-26, 24- Burbank 21-25, 25-20, 25-19, 25-17; Poly/River- Millikan 19-25, 25-16, 25-17, 21-25, 15-9; El Toro 26, 15-12; Marymount def. Dos Pueblos 25-23, side def. La Canada 13-25, 25-20, 25-17, 25-22; def. Esperanza 21-25, 25-21, 20-25, 25-15, 15- 25-23, 21-25, 25-17; Harvard-Westlake def. South Torrance def. M.L. King 21-25, 25-20, 25- 11; Capistrano Valley def. Moorpark 25-27, 25- Arroyo Grande 26-24, 26-24, 25-18. 17, 25-20; Redlands East Valley def. Elsinore 26- 15, 25-19, 25-11; Lutheran/Orange def. Poly/ Semifinals: Flintridge Sacred Heart def. Santa 24, 25-21, 25-11. Long Beach 25-18, 23-25, 25-21, 25-18; Dana Barbara 25-19, 27-25, 25-11; Harvard-Westlake Semifinals: North Torrance def. Poly/River- Hills def. Murrieta Valley 25-17, 32-34, 25-21, 19- def. Marymount 25-23, 25-17, 25-19. side 15-25, 25-22, 25-22, 25-17; Redlands East 25, 25-10; Wilson/Long Beach def. Royal 25-10, Final: Harvard-Westlake def. Flintridge Sacred Valley def. South Torrance 25-12, 26-24, 23-25, 25-12, 23-25, 25-12; Newport Harbor def. Palos Heart 24-26, 25-7, 25-21, 25-21. 25-20. Verdes 25-12, 25-8, 25-10; Redondo Union def. Final: Redlands East Valley def. North Torrance Trabuco Hills 25-16, 25-14, 25-12; Thousand DIVISION IIAA 21-25, 25-21, 25-15, 22-25, 27-25. Oaks def. Jordan 25-20, 25-17, 25-12; Temecula First Round: Laguna Beach, Bye; Beckman Valley def. San Clemente 18-25, 25-21, 25-20, def. Glendora 25-20, 25-13, 25-22; St. Joseph/ DIVISION IIIAA 25-22; Los Alamitos def. Mater Dei 23-25, 25-14, Lakewood def. Fullerton 25-13, 25-16, 25-22; Wild Card Round: Barstow def. Palmdale 25- 25-19, 25-19; Lakewood def. Newbury Park 25- Walnut def. Santiago/Corona 25-23, 25-23, 29- 22, 23-25, 21-25, 25-23, 25-8. 21, 25-12, 25-19; Santa Margarita def. Peninsula 27; Ayala, Bye; Laguna Hills def. Oxnard 25-18, First Round: Oaks Christian def. Barstow 25- 25-16, 25-18, 23-25, 23-25, 15-10; Edison def. 28-26, 14-25, 26-28, 15-11; Norco def. Bishop 15, 25-19, 25-16; Beverly Hills def. St. Joseph/ Woodbridge 25-19, 25-18, 25-15; Rosary def. Amat 25-21, 25-15, 21-25, 25-15; La Habra, Bye; Santa Maria 25-17, 16-25, 25-17, 20-25, 16-14; Vista Murrieta 18-25, 25-21, 25-21, 25-23. Corona del Mar, Bye; Troy def. Channel Islands Victor Valley def. Valencia/Placentia 25-15, 25- Second Round: Mira Costa def. Westlake 25- 25-22, 25-13, 25-10; Corona def. Calvary Chapel/ 21, 25-20; Quartz Hill def. Rancho Alamitos 25- 13, 25-20, 25-17; Capistrano Valley def. El Toro Santa Ana 25-12, 25-10, 25-23; St. Lucy's, Bye; 12, 25-13, 25-18; La Reina def. La Quinta/ 26-24, 24-26, 25-20, 25-18; Dana Hills def. South Hills def. Diamond Bar 25-20, 17-25, 25-19, Westminster 25-14, 25-8, 25-8; Downey def. Lutheran/Orange 26-28, 25-13, 25-21, 24-26, 27-25; University def. Adolfo Camarillo 18-25, Templeton 25-14, 25-11, 25-8; La Serna def. 15-10; Newport Harbor def. Wilson/Long Beach 25-23, 25-23, 25-17; Estancia def. Rowland 25- Chaffey 25-12, 25-18, 25-21, Cypress def. 25-21, 21-25, 28-26, 25-8; Redondo Union def. 18, 14-25, 25-17, 25-21; Bishop Montgomery, Culver City 25-7, 25-16, 25-5; Oak Park def. Thousand Oaks 25-20, 25-23, 25-27, 21-25, 15- Bye. Morro Bay 25-14, 22-25, 25-16, 21-25, 15-9; 7; Los Alamitos def. Temecula Valley 25-19, 25- Second Round: Laguna Beach def. Beckman Pacifica/Garden Grove def. Garden Grove 25- 20, 25-18; Lakewood def. Santa Margarita 21- 25-13, 25-19, 25-20; St. Joseph/Lakewood def. 14, 25-12, 25-13; Littlerock def. Ontario 25-17, 25, 25-21, 25-22, 2521; Edison def. Rosary 25- Walnut 25-23, 25-18, 25-14; Ayala def. Laguna 26-24, 25-21; California def. Gahr 25-17, 25-19, 13, 25-19, 25-18. Hills 26-24, 25-20, 25-14; Norco def. La Habra 20-25, 25-7; Santa Monica def. Colony 25-6, 25- Quarterfinals: Mira Costa def. Capistrano 25-17, 25-16, 15-25, 18-25, 15-23; Corona del 11, 25-12; Granite Hills def. St. Bonaventure 25- Valley 25-19, 25-12, 25-19; Newport Harbor def. Mar def. Troy 25-22, 25-16, 25-17; St. Lucy's def. 14, 25-21, 29-27; Warren def. Lancaster 25-19, Dana Hills 19-25, 25-14, 25-21, 22-25, 15-13; Corona 22-25, 25-23, 26-28, 25-22, 15-10; South 25-15, 25-15; Santa Ynez def. El Rancho 25-11, Redondo Union def. Los Alamitos 25-21, 25-17, Hills def. University 25-15, 25-23, 25-20; Bishop 25-16, 25-13. 25-23; Lakewood def. Edison 27-29, 25-9, 25- Montgomery def. Estancia 25-20, 25-9, 25-13. Second Round: Oaks Christian def. Beverly 23, 35-37, 15-8. Quarterfinals: Laguna Beach def. St. Joseph/ Hills 25-15, 25-16, 25-17; Quartz Hill def. Victor Semifinals: Mira Costa def. Newport Harbor Lakewood 25-20, 25-17, 25-23; Ayala def. Nroco Valley 25-15, 22-25, 25-16, 29-27; La Reina def. 22-25, 23-25, 25-22, 25-20, 15-10; Redondo 25-19, 25-22, 25-18; Corona del Mar def. St. Downey 10-25, 28-26, 25-15, 25-18; Cypress Union def. Lakewood 26-28, 25-21, 26-24, 25- Lucy's 25-18, 25-9, 25-17; Bishop Montgomery def. La Serna 25-21, 25-16, 25-9; Oak Park def. 20. def. South Hills 25-20, 25-21, 25-12. Pacifica/Garden Grove 25-16, 25-15, 25-10; Final: Mira Costa def. Redondo Union 25-19, 25- Semifinals: Laguna Beach def. Ayala 25-17, California def. Littlerock 25-11, 25-20, 24-26, 20- 18, 25-22. 25-14, 25-18; Bishop Montgomery def. Corona 25, 16-14; Santa Monica def. Granite Hills 25-17, del Mar 17-25, 25-22, 5-14, 24-26, 15-11. 19-25, 25-17, 25-19; Santa Ynez def. Warren DIVISION IA Final: Laguna Beach def. Bishop Montgomery 18-25, 25-21, 15-25, 26-24, 16-14. First Round: Santa Barbara, Bye; Nipomo def. 25-21, 25-19, 25-23. Quarterfinals: Quartz Hill def. Oaks Christian West Ranch 24-26, 26-24, 25-19, 25-19; Serrano 25-20, 25-17, 25-13; Cypress def. La Reina 25- def. Marlborough 25-23, 25-22, 21-25, 23-25, DIVISION IIA 21, 27-25, 20-25, 25-15; California def. Oak Park 15-12; Upland def. Chaminade 25-18, 25-15, 27- First Round: North Torrance, Bye; San Gorgonio 25-16, 25-21, 25-19; Santa Ynez def. Santa 25; Notre Dame Academy def. Hesperia 25-15, def. Canyon Springs 25-22, 25-23, 25-20; Monica 33-35, 26-24, 28-26, 27-25. 25-8, 25-6; Valencia/Valencia def. Atascadero Redlands def. South Pasadena 25-23, 21-25, 25- Semifinals: Cypress def. Quartz Hill 25-19, 21- 25-8, 25-14, 25-13; El Modena def. Alta Loma 25- 22, 25-15; Burroughs/Burbank def. La Sierra 25- 25, 25-17, 25-21; California def. Santa Ynez 20- 21, 25-22, 20-25, 19-25, 15-12; Flintridge Sacred 14, 25-8, 25-15; La Canada def. Rialto 25-11, 25- 25, 25-20, 25-12, 25-22. Heart, Bye; Marymount, Bye; Rim of the World 12, 25-9; Torrance def. Valley View 25-14, 25- Final: Cypress def. California 25-18, 25-21, 25- def. Pioneer Valley 25-21, 25-22, 25-16; El Dorado 14, 25-16; Hemet def. Pasadena 25-20, 24-26, 21. def. Rancho Cucamonga 25-10, 25-23, 25-11; 25-11, 23-25, 15-13; Poly/Riverside, Bye; South Dos Pueblos, Bye; Arroyo Grande def. Sultana Torrance, Bye; San Marino def. Paloma Valley DIVISION IIIA 25-12, 25-16, 24-26, 25-12; San Marcos def. 27-25, 20-25, 25-16, 26-24; Arcadia def. Yucaipa First Round: Village Christian def. Glenn 25-11, Canyon/Canyon Country 25-18, 25-21, 25-21; 25-23, 25-16, 22-25, 25-17; M.L. King def. Ar- 25-8, 22-25, 25-7; Palm Springs def. Arroyo 25- Los Osos def. Brea Olinda 25-21, 25-17, 16-25, royo Valley 25-11, 25-8, 25-7; Redlands East 11, 25-13, 25-27, 25-13; Western def. Saddleback 25-18; Harvard-Westlake, Bye. Valley def. Monrovia 25-11, 25-19, 25-13; Cajon 25-15, 25-17, 25-13; San Gabriel def. Kaiser 25- Second Round: Santa Barbara def. Nipomo 25- def. Crescenta Valley 28-26, 17-25, 26-24, 25- 19, 25-6, 25-13; Mayfair def. Mark Keppel 25-12, 11, 25-14, 25-12; Upland def. Serrano 25-18, 25- 19; Elsinore, Bye. 26-24, 25-17; Palm Desert def. Jurupa Valley 25- 17, 19-25, 25-17; Notre Dame Academy def. Second Round: North Torrance def. San 11, 25-18, 25-8; San Dimas def. South El Monte Valencia/Valencia 25-23, 25-17, 25-11; Flintridge Gorgonio 25-19, 25-10, 25-10; Burroughs/ 23-25, 25-13, 25-12, 25-23; Brentwood def. Sacred Heart def. El Modena 25-21, 25-14, 25- Burbank def. Redlands 25-11, 25-21, 25-21; La Cerritos 25-19, 25-22, 25-23; Savanna def. 18; Marymount def. Rim of the World 25-8, 25-15, Canada def. Torrance 14-25, 25-20, 25-19, 25- Santa Ana 25-14, 25-8, 25-15; Gabrielino def. 25-11; Dos Peublos def. El Dorado 22-25, 25-20, 20; Poly/Riverside def. Hemet 25-11, 25-20, 25- Ganesha 25-18, 25-22, 25-18; Los Altos def. 27-25, 25-14; Arroyo Grande def. San Marcos 15; South Torrance def. San Marino 25-19, 25- Bell Gardens 25-17, 25-23, 25-20; Covina def. 25-20, 25-20, 25-23; Harvard-Westlake def. Los 13, 25-17; M.L. King def. Arcadia 25-22, 25-20, La Mirada 16-25, 16-25, 25-6, 25-17, 15-9; Osos 25-13, 25-22, 25-13. 25-13; Redlands East Valley def. Cajon 25-14, Valley Christian/Cerritos def. Ocean View 24- Quarterfinals: Santa Barbara def. Upland 25- 25-15, 25-3; Elsinore def. Ramona 25-17, 25-16, 25-23. CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2007-2008 Page 11

26, 25-20, 25-15, 25-17; Charter Oak def. Patriot 17, 19-25, 25-20, 25-19; La Quinta/La Quinta def. Woodcrest Christian def. Big Bear 25-13, 25-22, 27-25, 25-21, 25-12; La Quinta/La Quinta def. Brentwood 15-25, 25-15, 20-25, 25-16, 15-12. 25-10. Anaheim 25-16, 25-14, 25-17. Final: Village Christian def. La Quinta/La Quinta Semifinals: Calvary Murrieta def. Bishop Second Round: Village Christian def. Palm 25-19, 25-12, 25-23. Conaty-Loretto 25-16, 25-15, 25-20; Laguna Springs 25-15, 25-14, 18-25, 25-9; San Gabriel Blanca def. Woodcrest Christian 20-25, 25-16, def. Western 25-16, 25-16, 23-25, 25-20; Palm DIVISION IVAA 25-13, 25-22. Desert def. Mayfair 20-25, 25-16, 25-19, 26-24; First Round: Mayfield, Bye; La Puente def. Final: Calvary Murrieta def. Laguna Blanca 25- Bonita def. San Dimas 25-16, 22-25, 25-20, 25- Bishop Diego 22-25, 25-18, 25-17, 23-25, 17-15; 23, 25-14, 25-19. 14; Brentwood def. Savanna 25-8, 27-25, 25-12; Mary Star of the Sea def. Sage Hill 25-19, 25-12, Gabrielino def. Los Altos 16-25, 25-22, 25-27, 25-13; Campbell Hall def. Buckley 25-20, 25-10, DIVISION VAA 26-24, 15-8; Valley Christian/Cerritos def. Covina 25-17; Ontario Christian def. Serra 25-14, 25-12, Wild Card Round: Lighthouse Christian def. 25-23, 22-25, 25-17, 25-20; La Quinta/La Quinta 25-19; Viewpoint def. Sierra Vista 25-12, 25-15, Apple Valley Christian 25-23, 25-19, 21-25, 25- def. Charter Oak 25-17, 25-20, 27-25. 25-13; Notre Dame/Riverside def. Paraclete 23- 21; Hesperia Christian def. Redlands Adventist Quarterfinals: Village Christian def. San Gabriel 25, 23-25, 25-19, 25-22, 15-8; Chadwick def. 9-25, 25-17, 25-21, 25-18; Rolling Hills Prep def. 28-26, 25-20, 25-18; Bonita def. Palm Desert 25- Malibu 25-12, 25-20, 25-13; St. Margaret's def. Highland Hall 25-12, 25-15, 25-11; AGBU def. 21, 25-17, 25-23; Brentwood def. Gabrielino 25- Azusa 25-5, 25-9, 25-9; Providence def. Rio Academy for Academic Excellence 25-12, 25- 17, 19-25, 25-20, 25-19; La Quinta/La Quinta def. Hondo Prep 25-18, 22-25, 25-27, 25-18, 15-7; 22, 26-24; California Lutheran def. Desert Chapel Valley Christian/Cerritos 25-23, 25-14, 25-20. Windward def. St. Monica 25-12, 28-26, 25-17; 25-16, 25-21, 25-19. Semifinals: Village Christian def. San Gabriel Arrowhead Christian def. San Jacinto 25-6, 25- First Round: Desert Christian/Bermuda Dunes 28-26, 25-20, 25-18; Bonita def. Palm Desert 25- 11, 25-17; St. Paul def. Calvary Chapel/Downey def. Lighthouse Christian 25-10, 25-18, 24-26, 21, 25-17, 25-23; Brentwood def. Gabrielino 25- 29-27, 26-24, 25-12; Aquinas def. Gladstone 25- 25-23; Santa Clarita Christian def. San Gabriel 18, 16-25, 12-25, 25-23, 15-12; Oxford Acad- Academy 25-12, 25-21, 25-17; Faith Baptist def. emy def. Villanova Prep 25-17, 25-22, 25-23; Hesperia Christian 25-20, 25-8, 25-16; Upland Westridge def. Beaumont 25-15, 25-6, 25-19. Christian def. Rolling Hills Prep 25-18, 25-10, 25- CIF SOUTHERN SECTION Second Round: Mayfield def. La Puente 25-12, 13; Milken Community def. AGBU 25-12, 25-15, TOYOTA 25-10, 25-6; Campbell Hall def. Mary Star of the 25-15; California Lutheran def. New Roads 25- Sea 25-20, 25-18, 25-12; Ontario Christian def. 16, 25-13, 16-25, 21-25, 17-15; Lutheran/La 2007 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Viewpoint 17-25, 25-14, 25-20, 25-22; Chadwick Verne def. Victor Valley Christian 19-25, 26-24, CHAMPIONS def. Notre Dame/Riverside25-15, 25-14, 25-21; 25-22, 25-11; Baptist Christian def. West Valley St. Margaret's def. Providence 25-20, 25-22, 17- Christian 25-11, 25-16, 25-23. 25, 19-25, 15-4; Arrowhead Christian def. Wind- Quarterfinals: Desert Christian/Bermuda Dunes DIVISION IAA ward 25-18, 25-15, 25-23; St. Paul def. Aquinas def. Santa Clarita Christian 25-22, 22-25, 25-23, 25-14, 25-22, 25-19; Westridge def. Oxford 20-25, 15-10; Faith Baptist def. Upland Christian Mira Costa Academy 25-17, 25-23, 25-16. 21-25, 25-16, 25-23, 25-14; California Lutheran Quarterfinals: Mayfield def. Campbell Hall 25- def. Milken Community 23-25, 25-16, 25-23, 25- 21, 25-18, 25-12; Chadwick def. Ontario Chrsitian 14; Baptist Christian def. Lutheran/La Verne 25- DIVISION IA 25-20, 25-23, 26-24; St. Margaret's def. Arrow- 21, 25-22, 26-24. Harvard-Westlake head Christian 15-25, 25-16, 22-25, 25-23, 15- Semifinals: Faith Baptist def. Desert Christian/ 9; Westridge def. St. Paul 25-21, 25-11, 25-10. Bermuda Dunes 25-22, 21-25, 25-20, 25-23; Semifinals: Mayfield def. Chadwick 25-16, 18- California Lutheran def. Baptist Christian 25-19, DIVISION IIAA 25, 25-20, 14-25, 15-13; St. Margaret's def. 25-17, 20-25, 25-23. Westridge 25-23, 22-25, 8-25, 25-16, 15-13. Final: California Lutheran def. Faith Baptist 20- Laguna Beach Final: Mayfield def. St. Margaret's 25-21, 26-24, 25, 20-25, 25-15, 25-18, 15-13. 17-25, 25-17. DIVISION VA First Round: Connelly, Bye; Nuview Bridge def. DIVISION IIA DIVISION IVA New Harvest Forfeit; Wildwood def. Eastside Redlands East Valley First Round: Calvary Murrieta, Bye; St. Matthias Christian 25-20, 25-20, 25-19; Lee Vining def. def. Yucca Valley 25-21, 25-17, 25-16; Dunn First Lutheran 25-13, 25-19, 25-19; Saddleback def. Alverno 25-18, 26-24, 25-20; Frazier Moun- Valley Christian def. Avalon 25-10, 25-9, 25-17; DIVISION IIIAA tain, Bye; Twentynine Palms, Bye; Bishop Union Marywood-Palm Valley def. Trona 25-19, 25-16, def. Silver Valley 25-20, 17-25, 25-18, 25-22; 25-23; Trinity Lutheran def. Southwestern Acad- Cypress Linfield Christian def. CAMS 25-13, 25-10, 25- emy 25-19, 25-9, 27-25; Valley Christian/Santa 17; Bishop Conaty-Loretto, Bye; Laguna Blanca, Maria def. South Bay Lutheran 25-9, 25-7, 25-6; DIVISION IIIA Bye; Crossroads def. Vistamar 25-19, 25-19, Fairmont Prep, Bye; Death Valley Academy def. 25-15; Desert def. St. Mary's Academy 25-14, Lake Arrowhead Christian 25-13, 25-18, 19-25, Village Christian 25-16, 25-14; Lucerne Valley, Bye; Big Bear def. 25-13; Shandon def. Calvary Baptist 25-12, 25- Montclair Prep 25-14, 25-23, 25-11; Bellarmine- 21, 25-9; Pacifica Christian def. San Fernando Jefferson def. Kern Valley 25-19, 25-11, 19-25, Valley Academy 25-10, 25-14, 25-22; Corner- DIVISION IVAA 25-15; Holy Family def. Mammoth 25-10, 25-18, stone Christian/Camarillo def. Big Pine 25-4, 25- Mayfield 25-8; Woodcrest Christian, Bye. 16, 25-13; Cornerstone Christian/Wildomar def. Second Round: Calvary Murrieta def. St. Mesrobian 25-8, 25-13, 25-19; Bethel Baptist Matthias 25-12, 25-17, 25-8; Dunn def. Frazier def. Noli Indian DNR; Coastal Christian, Bye. DIVISION IVA Mountain 25-23, 25-11, 25-18; Twentynine Palms Second Round: Connelly def. Nuview Bridge def. Bishop Union 25-13, 25-23, 21-25, 25-15; 25-8, 25-7, 25-6; Wildwood def. Lee Vining 25- Calvary Murrieta Bishop Conaty-Loretto def. Linfield Christian 25- 12, 25-12, 25-8; Saddleback Valley Christian def. 22, 27-29, 23-25, 25-16, 15-11; Laguna Blanca Maywood-Palm Valley 25-23, 25-16, 25-13; def. Crossroads 29-27, 25-9, 25-17; Lucerne Valley Christian/Santa Maria def. Trinity Lutheran DIVISION VAA Valley def. Desert 25-18, 23-25, 25-23, 17-25, 25-12, 25-12, 25-15; Fairmont Prep def. Death California Lutheran 15-10; Big Bear def. Bellarmine-Jefferson 23- Valley Academy 25-13, 25-14, 22-25, 25-13; 25, 25-20, 25-20, 25-14; Woodcrest Christian Pacifica Christian def. Shandon 25-22, 25-18, def. Holy Family 22-25, 25-14, 25-18, 27-25. 25-12; Cornerstone Christian/Camarillo def. Cor- DIVISION VA Quarterfinals: Calvary Murrieta def. Dunn 25- nerstone Christian/Wildomar 25-13, 22-25, 26- 19, 25-15, 25-13; Bishop Conaty-Loretto def. 24, 25-18; Coastal Christian def. Bethel Baptist Connelly Twentynine Palms 25-19, 25-13, 25-11; Laguna 25-18, 25-8, 25-5. Blanca def. Lucerne Valley 25-20, 25-23, 25-17; See VOLLEYBALL on page 19. Page 12 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2007-2008 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - TOYOTA 2007 GIRLS TEAM TENNIS PLAYOFF RESULTS DIVISION I Semifinals: Campbell Hall 9, Santa Barbara 9 Whittier 5; Arroyo Valley 9, Twentynine Palms 9 First Round: Dana Hills, Bye; Redondo Union 9, (79-65); Beverly Hills 9, Brentwood 9 (76-65). (78-77); Sage hill 15, Cypress 3. Woodbridge 9 (79-67); Santa Margarita 17, Notre Final: Campbell Hall 10, Beverly Hills 8. Second Round: Valencia/Placentia 16, Quartz Dame/Sherman Oaks 1; Univeristy 15, Simi Val- DIVISION III Hill 2; Oxnard 12, St. Joseph/Santa Maria 6; St. ley 3; Calabasas 16, Huntington Beach 2; Laguna Wild Card Round: San Gabriel 13, Malibu 5; Margaret's 13, Cajon 5; South Torrance 10, Hills 14, Sunny Hills 4; Harvard-Westlake 14, Poly/Pasadena 15, Hesperia 3; J.W. North 12, Rowland 8; Rio Mesa 13, Cate 5; Cerritos 9, North Estancia 4; Palos Verdes 15, Capistrano Valley Corona 6; Temple City 13, Charter Oak 5. Torrance 9 (86-78); Walnut 12, Santa Ynez 6; 3; Corona del Mar 17, Fullerton 1; Northwood 12, First Round: Chadwick 14, San Gabriel 4; Sage Hill 15, Arroyo Valley 3. San Clemente 6; Chaminade 16, Thousand Oaks Santiago/Corona 13, Sultana 5; Garden Grove Quarterfinals: Valencia/Placentia 12, Oxnard 2; Mira Costa 16, Rosary 2; Peninsula 14, Mater 13, ARlington 5; Lakewood 10, Hart 7 (dark- 6; South Torrance 12, St. Margaret's 6; Cerritos Dei 4; Tesoro 12, Westlake 6; El Toro 11, Laguna ness); Wilson/Long Beach 17, West Ranch 1; 10, Rio Mesa 8; Walnut 10, Sage Hill 8. Beach 7; Troy, Bye. Wilson/Hacienda Heights 10, Poly/Pasadena 8; Semifinals: Valencia/Placentia 13, South Tor- Second Round: Dana Hills 15, Redondo Union Gahr 10, Alhambra 8; La Canada 13, La Reina 5; rance 5; Walnut 11, Cerritos 7. 3; Santa Margartia 15, Univeristy 5; Calabasas Mayfield 10, J.W. North 8; Mark Keppel 11, War- Final: Valencia/Placentia 11, Walnut 7. 14, Laguna Hills 4; Palos Verdes 15, Harvard- ren 7; Temple City 11, Bolsa Grande 7; Poly/Long DIVISION V Westlake 3; Corona del Mar 17, Northwood 1; Beach 10, Serrano 8; South Pasadena 10, Bonita Wild Card Round: Beaumont 10, Elsinore 8; Mira Costa 15, Chaminade 3; Peninsula 14, Tesoro 8; M.L. King 13, Centennial/Corona 4 (darkness); Magnolia 13, Chaffey 5; Montclair 16, Bassett 2; 4; Troy 16, El Toro 2. Oak Park 12, Paramount 6; Valencia/Valencia 17, Bishop Union def. Notre Dame/Riverside Forfeit; Quarterfinals: Dana Hills 14, Santa Margarita La Quinta/Westminster 1. Whittier Christian 15, Bishop Diego 3; Orange 12, 4; Palos Verdes 11, Calabasas 7; Corona del Mar Second Round: Chadwick 11, Santiago/Co- La Puente 6; Aquinas 15, Burroughs/Ridgecrest 11, Mira Costa 7; Troy 13, Peninsula 5. rona 7; Lakewood 9, Garden Grove 9 (68-68, 10- 3; San Dimas 9, Paloma Valley 9 (78-75); Western Semifinals: Dana Hills 9, Palos Verdes 9 (78- 8); Wilson/Long Beach 18, Wilson/Hacienda 16, Sierra Vista 2; Los Angeles Baptist 12, 70); Corona del Mar 10, Troy 8. Heights 0; La Canada 14, Gahr 4; Mayfield 14, Oakwood 6. Final: Dana Hills 12, Corona del Mar 6. Mark Keppel 4; Poly/Long Beach 9, Temple City First Round: Viewpoint 15, Archer School for DIVISION II 9 (74-72); South Pasadena 9, M.L. King 9 (70-66); Girls 3; Oaks Christian 15, Gladstone 3; Rancho Wild Card Round: San Marcos 11, Santa Valencia/Valencia 12, Oak Park 6. Verde 9, Beaumont 9 (74-66); Ocean View 11, Monica 7; Burbank 10, Culver City 8; Murrieta Quarterfinals: Chadwick 10, Lakewood 8; La Magnolia 7; Valley Christian/Cerritos 11, Montclair Valley 16, A.B. Miller 2; El Modena 10, Ayala 5; Canada 12, Wilson/Long Beach 6; Poly/Long 7; Savanna 12, Northview 6; Hemet 15, Bishop CAMS 17, Paso Robles 1; Marymount 10, Beach 10, Mayfield 8; Valencia/Valencia 13, Union 3; Linfield Christian 11, Silverado 7; Ontario Atascadero 8; Newport Harbor 12, Glendale 6; South Pasadena 5. Christian 17, Vista del Lago 1; Granite Hills 9, St. Lucy's 12, Cathedral City 6; Vista Murrieta 14, Semifinals: Chadwick 12, La Canada 6; Mammoth 9 (80-70); Covina 11, Whittier Christian Yucaipa 4. Valencia/Valencia 12, Poly/Long Beach 6. 7; Buckley 16, Orange 2; Aquinas 15, Don Lugo First Round: Campbell Hall 15, Arcadia 3; San Final: Chadwick 11, Valencia/Valencia 7. 3; San Jacinto 12, San Dimas 6; Westminster 12, Luis Obispo 12, San Marcos 6; Diamond Bar 17, DIVISION IV Western 6; St. Bonaventure 15, Los Angeles Etiwanda 1; Palm Desert 15, Redlands East Wild Card Round: South Hills 10, El Monte 8; St. Baptist 3. Valley 3; Marlborough 15, Burbank 3; Murrieta Joseph/Lakewood 14, La Mirada 4; Laguna Second Round: Viewpoint 14, Oaks Chrisitan Valley 15, Upland 3; Esperanza 13, El Modena 5; Blanca 12, Whitney 6; St. Margaret's 11, Kennedy 4; Ocean View 15, Rancho Verde 3; Savanna 10, Santa Barbara 10, CAMS 8; Brentwood 13, 7; La Salle 9, Yucca Valley 9 (79-74); Rowland Valley Christian/Cerritos 8; Linfield Christian 10, Marymount 5; El Dorado 10, Newport Harbor 8; 13, Palmdale 5; Cabrillo/Lompoc 15, Mayfair 3; Hemet 8; Ontario Christian 14, Granite Hills 4; Redlands 12, Los Osos 6; Great Oak 12, La Highland 9, Big Bear 9 (76-71); Morro Bay 11, Buckley 13, Covina 5; Aquinas 12, San Jacinto 6; Quinta/La Quinta 6; Los Alamitos 13, St. Lucy's California 7; North Torrance 17, Kaiser 1; St. Bonaventure 13, Westminster 5. 5; Dos Pueblos 10, Villa Park 8; Crescenta Valley Rosemead 16, San Gorgonio 2; Bellflower 11, Quarterfinals: Viewpoint 9, Ocean View 9 (60- 15, Vista Murrieta 3; Beverly Hills 14, Arroyo Jurupa Valley 7; Whittier 11, Pacifica/Oxnard 7; 55); Savanna 13, Linfield Christian 5; Ontario Grande 4. Cypress 16, Antelope Valley 2. Christian 10, Buckley 8; St. Bonaventure 13, Second Round: Campbell Hall 18, San Luis First Round: Valencia/Placentia 15, South Hills Westminster 5. Obispo 0; Palm Desert 11, Diamond Bar 7; Murrieta 3; Quartz Hill 15, St. Joseph/Lakewood 3; Oxnard Semifinals: Viewpoint 17, Savanna 1; St. Valley 10, Marlborough 8; Santa Barbara 11, 14, La Serna 4; St. Joseph/Santa Maria 14, Bonaventure 12, Ontario Christian 6. Esperanza 7; Brentwood 12, El Dorado 6; Great Laguna Blanca 4; St. Margaret's 16, Arroyo 2; Final: Viewpoint 13, St. Bonaventure 5. Oak 10, Redlands 8; Dos Peublos 10, Los Alamitos Cajon 14, La Salee 4; Rowland 13, Patriot 5; South 8; Beverly Hills 12, Crescenta Valley 6. Torrance def. Cabrillo/Lompoc; Rio mesa 17, Quarterfinals: Campbell Hall 11, Palm Desert 7; Highland 1; Cate 10, Morro Bay 8; North Torrance Santa Barbara 11, Murrieta Valley 7; Brentwood 14, Bishop Montgomery 4; Cerritos 17, Rosemead 10, Great Oak 8; Beverly Hills 11, Dos Pueblos 7. 1; Walnut 15, Bellflower 3; Santa Ynez 13, CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - TOYOTA 2007 GIRLS INDIVIDUAL TENNIS PLAYOFF RESULTS SINGLES Maria 6-0, 6-1; Kaitlyn Christian def. Jordan Vasquez/Janay Paliote (Redlands) def. Candice First Round: Stacey Tan (Lakewood) def. Sanford 4-6, 6-1, 6-4; Britney Sanders def. Wu/Natalie McKay (Valencia/Placentia) 2-6, 6- Brittney Morgan (Beverly Hills) 6-1, 6-2; Sabrina Logan Hansen 7-5, 6-4; Allison Ramos def. 4, 6-3; Alex Scotten/Morgan Thomas (Palos Santa Maria (Campbell Hall) def. Marivick Stephanie Hammel 6-2, 6-2. Verdes) def. Summer Beaird/Bree Acosta (Lake- Valdeavilla (South Pasadena) 6-3, 6-3; Jordan Semifinals: Stacey Tan def. Kaitlyn Christian wood) 6-0, 6-1; Molly Aloia/Haley Dixon (Great Sanford (Diamond Bar) def. Michelle Brown 6-2, 6-2; Allison Ramos def. Britney Sanders 6- Oak) def. Jessica Ly/Esther Kim (South Tor- (Marlborough) 6-1, 6-0; Kaitlyn Christian 4, 6-1. rance); Samanatha Nadres/Stephanie Hui (Troy) (Lutheran/Orange) def. Julie Luzar (El Dorado) 6- Final: Allison Ramos def. Stacey Tan 6-2, 6-3. def. Laura Wilke/Jenny Beck (Dana Hills) 6-1, 6- 1, 6-3; Logan Hansen (Brentwood) def. Lorraine DOUBLES 0; Hailey Hogan/Melissa Matsuoka (Corona del Guillermo (Rowland) 6-0, 6-0; Britney Sanders First Round: Brynn Boren/Kristina Smith (Dana Mar) def. Ana Cottle/Lisa Hardebeck (El Modena) (Ontario Christian) def. Jordan Dockendorf (Dos Hills) def. Megan Lester/Nikki Suarez (La Quinta/ 6-1, 6-0. Pueblos) 6-3, 6-4; Stephanie Hammel (Valencia/ La Quinta) 6-0, 6-2; Jeana Glimp/Czes-Ja Tam Quarterfinals: Boren Smit def. Glimp/Tam 6-2, Placentia) def. Kathryn Webb (Palos Verdes) 7- (Peninsula) def. H. Grokenberger/K. McKeown 6-1; Kaiden/Polizois def. Vasquez/Paliote 6-4, 5, 6-4; Allison Ramos (Troy) def. Dahra Zamudio (Santa Barbara) Walkover; Danielle Kaiden/Paige 4-6, 6-4; Alioa/Dixon def. Scotten/Thomas 6-3, (Villa Park) 6-0, 6-0. Polizois (Corona del Mar) def. Katie Cecil/Mel- Quarterfinals: Stacey Tan def. Sabrina Santa issa Cecil (Ocean View) 6-4, 6-2; Paloma Continued on Next Page CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2007-2008 Page 13 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - TOYOTA 2007 BOYS WATER POLO PLAYOFF RESULTS DIVISION I Quarterfinals: Agoura 13, Peninsula 5; Arroyo First Round: Newport Harbor 21, Laguna Hills 3; CIF Grande 16, Malibu 9; Royal 9, Oaks Christian 6; Loyola 14, Wilson/Long Beach 7; Corona del Mar Mria Costa 15, Pacifica/Oxnard 4. 9, Esperanza 4; El Toro 20, Alemany 6; Los SOUTHERN SECTION Semifinals: Agoura 18, Arroyo Grande 13; Mira Alamitos 12, University 4; Foothill 8, Millikan 6; TOYOTA Costa 10, Royal 8. Harvard-Westlake 12, Poly/Long Beach 3; Final: Agoura 8, Mira Costa 6. Northwood 12, Edison 6. 2007 WATER POLO Quarterfinals: Newport Harbor 7, Loyola 6; El DIVISION V Toro 10, Corona del Mar 6; Los Alamitos 8, foothill CHAMPIONS Wild Card Round: Redlands East Valley 13, 6; Northwood 11, Harvard-Westlake 9. Arroyo Valley 11; Rowland 9, Corona 7; Upland Semifinals: Newport Harbor 9, El Toro 8; 16, West Covina 5; Cajon 14, Cathedral City 9; Northwood 6, Los Alamitos 5. Great Oak 9, Claremont 2. Final: Newport Harbor 11, Northwood 3. First Round: Murrieta Valley 21, Redlands East DIVISION I Valley 8; Palm Desert 14, Norco 11; Uycaipa 13, DIVISION II San Gorgonio 6; Los Osos def. Rowland; Chap- Wild Card Round: Santa Barbara 16, El Modena Newport Harbor arral 18, Upland 3; Santaigo/Corona 13, Cajon 7; 4. Walnut 22, Palm Springs 6; Redlands 14, Great First Round: Villa Park 16, M.L. King 9; Mission Oak 7. Viejo 9, Dos Pueblos 8; Laguna Beach 13, JSerra Quarterfinals: Murrieta Valley 20, Palm Desert 8; Poly/Riverside 5, Santa Barbara 3; Ventura 17, 7;Yucaipa 9, Los Osos 8 (OT); Chaparral 12, Sage Hill 3; Servite 12, Dana Hills 7; Arlington 8, DIVISION II Santiago/Corona 9; Redlands 11, Walnut 6. Brea Olinda 4; Mater Dei 10, San Clemente 2. Semifinals: Murrieta Valley 11, Yucaipa 10; Quarterfinals: Villa Park 13, Mission Viejo 7; Villa Park Redlands 12, Chaparral 7. Poly/Riverside 11, Laguna Beach 5; Servite 9, Final: Redlands 7, Murrieta Valley 6. Ventura 7; Mater Dei 13, Arlington 11. Semifinals: Villa Park 14, Poly/Riverside 7; Mater DIVISION VI Dei 6, Servite 5. Wild Card Round: Lakeside 9, Chaffey 2. Final: Villa Park 6, Mater Dei 4. DIVISION III First Round: Cerritos 20, Garden Grove 7; Don Lugo 13, Flintridge Prep 11; Hemet 21, Westminster DIVISION III La Canada 6; Loara 15, Glendale 12; Santa Monica 20, Sierra Wild Card Round: Temple City 12, Chino Hills 6. Vista 1; Ocean View 12, Savanna 11 (OT); Los First Round: La Canada 21, Mark Keppel 3; Amigos 15, Elsinore 10; Poly/Pasadena 19, Burbank Sunny Hills 7, Whittier 6; Ayala 16, Alhambra 3; 8; Beverly Hills 15, Downey 6; Crescenta Valley Bonita 11, Troy 5; Damien 26, El Rancho 4; South 9, Saddleback 3; Chadwick 16, Bolsa Grande 5; Pasadena 10, Charter Oak 6; La Serna 16, Sonora DIVISION IV Cypress 10, Lakeside 9; El Segundo 17, San 4; Montebello 13, Temple City 6. Dimas 4; Western 14, Warren 8; Perris 7, Colony Quarterfinals: La Canada 14, Sunny Hills 5; Agoura 5; Arcadia 14, Katella 6. Ayala 10, Bonita 4; South Pasadena 10, Damien 9; Second Round: Cerritos 21, Don Lugo 9; Loara Montebello 14, La Serna 5. 9, Hemet 8; Santa Monica 21, Ocean View 7; Poly/ Semifinals: La Canada 18, Ayala 7; Montebello Pasadena 11, Los Amigos 6; Beverly Hills 15, 12, South Pasadena 6. Crescenta Valley 8; Chadwick 11, Cypress 7; El Final: La Canada 11, Montebello 8. DIVISION V Segundo 7, Western 6; Arcadia 11, Perris 5. Quarterfinals: Cerritos 20, Loara 7; Poly/Pasa- DIVISION IV Redlands dena 10, Santa Monica 7; Chadwick 8, Beverly Wild Card Round: Paso Robles 14, Nordhoff 8; Hills 7; El Segundo 7, Arcadia 6. Palos Verdes 9, Westlake 7; Moorpark 15, Lompoc Semifinals: Cerritos 8, Poly/Pasadena 7; El 7. Segundo 5, Chadwick 4. First Round: Agoura 20, Paso Robles 4; Penin- Final: Cerritos 4, El Segundo 2. sula 10, Cabrillo/Lompoc 7; Malibu 12, Rio Mesa 10; DIVISION VI Arroyo Grande 12, Palos Verdes 8; Oaks Chris- tian 12, Oxnard 8; Royal 17, Santa Ynez 4; Cerritos Pacifica/Oxnard 10, Righetti 7; Mira Costa 15, Moorpark 6.

INDIVIDUAL TENNIS (Continued from Previous Page) 6-7 (4), 6-2; Hogan/Matsuoka def. Nadres/Hui 6- 4, 6-3. Semifinals: Boren/Smith def. Kaiden/Polizois 6- 4, 6-0; Aloia/Dixon def. Hogan/Matsuoka 6-1, 4- 6, 6-2. Final: Boren/Smith def. Aloia/Dixon 6-4, 6-1. Page 14 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2007-2008 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION TOYOTA 2007 RULE REVIEW (Continued from page 4) BOYS/GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY RESULTS one or all of the girls’ players of that same sport in the off season. For example, the DIVISION I - BOYS DIVISION I - GIRLS boys’ high school soccer coach is affiliated Team Team 1. Dana Hills - 94 1. Saugus - 37 with a club where he coaches high school 2. Vista Murrieta - 133 2. Esperanza - 123 aged girls from the same high school. 3. Murrieta Valley - 137 3. Trabuco Hills - 156 Remember, no member of your athletic 4. Crescenta Valley - 139 4. Fountain Valley - 158 staff may have off season contact 5. Valencia/Placentia - 164 5. Dana Hills - 160 (association) with any athletes that have Individual Individual remaining eligibility at your high school. 1. Riley Sullivan, Trabuco Hills - 14:48 1. Kauren Traver, Serrano - 17:05 The football coach can not take the girls’ 2. Brett Walters, Sultana - 14:55 2. Claire Collison, Crescenta Valley - 17:16 soccer team to an exhibition match in April 3. Tyler Valdes, Dana HIlls - 15:00 3. Sierra Vega, Chaparral - 17:17 as this is considered association. 4. David McDonald, Vista Murrieta - 15:01 4. Katie Dunn, Saugus - 17:20 When can I take my dead period? 5. Zack Torres, Crescenta Valley - 15:01 5. Kaylin Mahoney, Saugus - 17:20 A school’s dead period is considered 21 DIVISION II - BOYS DIVISION II - GIRLS consecutive days off any time between your Team Team last day of school or June 13th (which ever 1. Loyola - 55 1. Newport Harbor - 131 is sooner) and August 24. Each school 2. Newport Harbor - 119 2. Mira Costa - 135 reports their dead period (per sport at all 3. Ayala - 151 3. Canyon/Anaheim - 144 4. Foothill - 153 4. Foothill - 152 levels) to our office by sending in the survey 5. Granite Hills - 194 5. Edison - 190 school’s received from our office in the fall packet. If you need this form you can Individual Individual download it on our web site. Under the 1. Emmanuel Ngula, Vista del Lago - 15:07 1. Christine Babcock, Woodbridge - 16:38 forms link the title is “Declaration of Summer 2. Cody Schmidt, Redondo Union - 15:09 2. Vanessa Hancock, Brea Olinda - 17:28 3. James Kostelnik, Loyola - 15:13 3. Hillary Hayes, Edison - 17:38 Dead Period 2008”. 4. Elias Gedyon, Loyola - 15:14 4. Liberty Miller, Simi Valley - 17:39 Misconception 5. Daniel Rosales, Apple Valley - 15:15 5. Megan Fairley, Peninsula - 17:40 Many think a dead period must occur at either the beginning of the end of summer. DIVISION III - BOYS DIVISION III - GIRLS As long as your 21 days are consecutive, it Team Team 1. Barstow - 34 1. Corona del Mar - 49 can fall anywhere within the designated 2. Oak Park - 101 2. Lutheran/Orange - 53 dates including the middle of summer. In 3. Palos Verdes - 134 3. Oak Park - 99 addition, the dead period can vary by sport. 4. Lutheran/Orange - 143 4. Laguna Hills - 131 5. Cabrillo/Lompoc - 152 5. Irvine - 157 If you need clarification on these common Individual Individual misnomers or any other information, 1. Anthony Solis, Barstow - 15:01 1. Shelby Buckley, Corona del Mar - 17:51 please contact the CIF office as our staff is 2. Isaac Chavez, Barstow - 15:01 2. Staci Foster, Lutheran/Orange - 17:56 always available for our membership. 3. Miguel Ortiz, Cabrillo/Lompoc - 15:13 3. Allison Damon, Corona del Mar - 18:04 4. Cameron Everhart, Lutheran/Orange - 15:26 4. Bridget O'Keefe, Santa Margarita - 18:07 5. James Goldstein, Oak Park - 15:31 5. Katarina Ratkowiak, Yucca Valley - 18:08

DIVISION IV - BOYS DIVISION IV - GIRLS Team Team 1. Nordhoff - 76 1. Maranatha - 74 2. Big Bear - 91 2. Oaks Christian - 104 3. Oaks Christian - 96 3. Flintridge Sacred Heart - 107 4. Morro Bay - 114 4. Laguna Beach - 135 5. Maranatha - 128 5. Templeton - 142

Individual Individual 1. Alberto Solis, Big Bear - 15:15 1. Melissa Bauer, Paraclete - 18:28 2. Charles Maginnis, Notre Dame/SO - 15:43 2. Jenessa Rose, St. Bonaventure - 18:32 3. Charlie Petrie, Oaks Christian - 15:50 3. Chelsea Van Cott, Calvary Chp/SA - 18:33 4. Joseph Finley, Nordhoff - 15:51 4. Catherine Hasbrouck, Nordhoff - 18:39 5. Hunter Hays, Oaks Christian - 16:07 5. Sarah Pearson, La Reina - 18:40

DIVISION V - BOYS DIVISION V - GIRLS Team Team 1. Woodcrest Christian - 59 1. Woodcrest Christian - 50 2. Flintridge Prep - 81 2. Chadwick - 68 3. Poly/Pasadena - 118 3. Flintridge Prep - 127 4. Thacher - 131 4. St. Margaret's - 145 5. Sage Hill - 154 5. Calvary Chapel/Downey - 150

Individual Individual 1. Aric Van halen, Oakwood - 15:40 1. Cait Williamson, Sage Hill - 18:32 2. Conner Verreaux, Flintridge Prep - 15:43 2. Amber Collier, Woodcrest Christian - 18:43 3. Jake Jeanson, Woodcrest Christian - 15:56 3. Breean Collier, Woodcrest Christian - 19:08 4. Paul Weitekamp, Flintridge Prep - 16:03 4. Molly Litherland, Calvary Chp/D - 19:16 5. Zach Oliver, Ontario Christian - 16:08 5. Kristen Findley, Thacher - 19:33 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2007-2008 Page 15 MINUTES JULY COUNCIL MINUTES COMMISSIONER (Continued from page 2) (Continued from page 5) (Continued from page 3) 2) Announced that Mr. Ray Plutko had retired Planning Committee to be presented by Jim form of transfer paperwork with the Section as Principal at Temple City High School. Staunton: It was amended to replace the phrase Assistant Commissioner Report – Assistant office. “dangerous or rough play” with “fighting or Commissioner Rob Wigod presented a calendar assaultive behavior” in the current language The Section office has hosted 8 State and agenda for the Fall Packet Workshops that addressing sportsmanship. It was moved will be held throughout the section in August. seconded and passed 60-1. It was then moved, Transfer Appeal hearings. In each case, D. Executive Committee Member Reports – seconded and passed to approve the motion the new process has afforded ample 1) Mt. SAC Area Representative – Guy with the amendment 66-5. opportunity for the parent(s) to plead their Roubian commended Commissioner’s Secretary 4. NON-ACTION SESSION case for a reversal of the Commissioner’s Pat Schmidt and her staff for their excellent work B. SOUTHERN SECTION decision. The panel members are well on the centerpieces for the NFHS Spouse/Guest 1. Proposal from Lacrosse Advisory Breakfast . Committee to extend season of sport to be trained, professional and thorough. The 2) Activities Director Representative – presented by Jerry Chabola process seems to be working well. Terry Speir reported on the ongoing relationship 5. OLD BUSINESS between Lee Vining High School and Long Beach A.New Office Staff and Structure: Jackie State-wide, there is now a cadre of 56 active Poly High School. Pantuso – receptionist, Brenda Bomgaars – hearing officers. 41 hearings have been Assistant to Kristine Palle, Kristine Palle – new 3) Small Schools Area Representative – Assistant Commissioner, Scott Raftery – new conducted in six of the Section offices. Barrett Luketic commended Commissioner Jim Assistant Commissioner. Southern Section has seen panel members Staunton and his staff for an excellent year in B. Update on Web Site/Bulletins: New web from the Los Angeles and San Diego 2006-2007 and suggested that consideration be site being launched Friday October 12, 2007. Site given to adding an additional member of the Sections. All have been excellent described as streamlined for “ease of use” and representatives of the State office. Executive Committee to represent Small Schools. “tool for fans and administrators”. 4) Past President – John Dahlem reported C. Parent Presentations: “One Day Coaches that he has completed 41 historical chapters on Training” mentioned as Rob has been out at The new rule has accomplished the goal of the CIF Southern Section and will be continuing school sites disseminating the “Pursuing Victory making transfer-processing uniform to produce more in the time ahead. with Honor” message to coaches. In addition, the throughout the state. It has also loosened Commissioner has launched a parent component transfer policies in seven of the Sections, to the “Victory with Honor” message. Staff is There being no further business to come before allowing greater freedom for athletes to find the Executive Committee, the meeting was available for school site presentations to help adjourned at 5:35 p.m. enrich the campus athletic culture. a suitable school setting. It is too early to tell 6. NEW BUSINESS if this will result in wholesale movement of A.Report from Section 7/8 Meeting: Sr. Cheryl SUBMITTED BY: athletes, but the preliminary results would Milner gave a brief description of sessions at the ROB WIGOD seem to show that the movement of students 7/8 meeting. ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER B. Report on Transfers and New Appeal is no greater that under the old rule. We will Process: The Commissioner sent all continue to monitor and report the numbers APPROVED BY: Superintendents the statistics on transfers. Last as the year moves on. JAMES STAUNTON, Ed.D. year there were 1,304 under 214, 426 hardship COMMISSIONER OF ATHLETICS requests with a 50% approval rate, and 959 bona fide change of residence forms reported. MARKETING This year thus far, (July and August) we have (Continued from page 3) VOLLEYBALL processed 192 1st time freshmen transfers. In addition we have processed 266 transfers that - Official Ball Only: Just a reminder than in (Continued from page 15) are not under the new rule. all sports other than golf, the CIF-SS has an 7. REPORT SESSION approved ball program and only those Quarterfinals: Connelly def. Wildwood 25-9, A.President’s Report - Earl Haugen: Executive authorized balls may be used in any round 25-12, 25-14; Saddleback Valley Christian def. Committee commended on their diligence in Valley Christian/Santa Maria 25-11, 25-17, 25-19; disseminating information to their areas. of the CIF-Southern Section playoffs. B. Commissioner’s Report - Jim Staunton: The Fairmont Prep def. Pacifica Christian 20-25, 25- Commissioner commented on the guest speakers 19, 25-21, 25-17; Coastal Christian def. Corner- and schools that will be present at the “Champions stone Christian/Camarillo 25-9, 25-11, 25-8. for Character” luncheon taking place immediately We realize these little things can become a Semifinals: Connelly def. Saddleback Valley following the council meeting. Kristine Palle spoke big burden during busy and hectic playoff Christian 25-22, 25-17, 25-22; Coastal Christian about soccer and the introduction of the seasons. We work very hard to minimize def. Fairmont Prep 25-16, 25-17, 25-23. “Academy League” and revisited the idea that it the requirements we place on schools. Final: Connelly def. Coastal Christian 25-22, 13- WILL NOT be accepted as an “Olympic 25, 25-27, 25-23, 15-7. development program”. Local coaches are encouraged to maintain that high school athletics We also realize there are millions of reasons comes first. If there is any discrepancy in the why your support is so beneficial to your PRESIDENT soccer communities please call the CIF office. school, student-athletes and their families. C. Treasurer’s Report - William Dabbs: Audits (Continued from page 2) have been completed with a report to be As the old commercial goes: ‘Thanks for presented to the executive committee on Nov. 7. Dues statements have been mailed and remain your continued support.’ manner. I know the state office truly $0.23 per student. Sport fees remain $25 per appreciates all of the section staff’s hard sport. work in helping to put on this big event. 9. ADJOURNMENT A.Time of Adjournment 10:35am by Earl Haugen, September 27, 2007 So, the year keeps humming along as we close in on basketball championships and SUBMITTED BY move right on into the spring. I want to thank KRISTINE PALLE you all for your tireless help to date in ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER making our entire organization run like a APPROED BY well tuned machine. DR. JAMES STAUNTON, Ed.D. COMMISSIONER OF ATHLETICS Page 16 CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Winter 2007-2008

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