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VOL. 68, NO. 3 SPRING 2006

For Full CIF-SS Winter Playoff ResultsSee pages 8-11, 13, 16-19

CIF-SS BULLETIN

CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Spring 2006

CIF-SS COUNCIL MEETING MINUTESJanuary 19, 2006

See COUNCIL- JAN. 19 page 19.

PRESIDENT'SMESSAGE

By Dr. John Dahlem, PresidentCIF-SS Executive Committee

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California Interscholastic FederationSouthern Section

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OFFICERSDr. John Dahlem, Principal

Western High School, President

Earl Haugen, DirectorDowney USD, President-Elect

Paul Breit, Principal on AssignmentPomona USD, Past-President

Susana Arce, Assistant PrincipalNordhoff High School

Treasurer

James Staunton, Ed.D., Commissioner of Athletics

BULLETIN EDITORThom Simmons, Sports Information Director

EDITORIAL ASSISTANTSharon Hodge, CIF-SS Secretary

Photos by Heston QuanBulletin published three times yearly by CIF Southern Section

The January meeting of the CIF Southern SectionCouncil was called to order by President JohnDahlem at 9:04 at The Grand in Long Beach,California. All leagues were present with theexception of Agape, Del Rey, Express, Foothill,Harbor, Mulholland, Omega, San Joaquin, Valleyand Westside.1. ADOPT AGENDA - It was moved, secondedand passed to adopt the agenda.2. MINUTES - It was moved, seconded andpassed to approve the minutes of the CIF Councilmeeting of October 13, 2005. Additionally,minutes of the CIF-SS Executive Committeemeeting of November 9, 2005 were submittedas an informational item.3. STATE FEDERATED COUNCIL - Earl Haugen,President-Elect, presented the following agendaitems for the State Federated Council in order togive delegates voting direction:

A. Revision of CIF By-Law 22.B.12:Conditions of membership - vote to support.

B. Revision of CIF By-Law 524: Steroidprohibition - vote to support.4. SOUTHWESTERN LEAGUE PROPOSAL -Stan Ford, Athletic Director, Temecula ValleyHigh School reviewed a proposal which wouldchange playoff groupings from a four yearcycle to a two year cycle. Following discussion,it was moved, seconded and passed to approvethe proposal.

5. CIF-SS SWIMMING ADVISORYCOMMITTEE PROPOSAL - Rob Wigod, CIF-SSAssistant Commissioner, reviewed a proposalwhich would establish a Masters Meetcompetition in swimming and diving. Followingdiscussion, it was moved, seconded and passedto approve the proposal.6. ORANGE LEAGUE PROPOSAL - TerryOrabona, Athletic Director, Santa Ana ValleyHigh School, presented a proposal whichwould move the first allowable contest and lastallowable contest in girls golf up by one weekto accommodate adding two IndividualRegional tournaments to girls golf post seasonschedule. Following discussion it was moved,seconded and passed to approve theproposal.7. CIF STATE FEDERATED COUNCIL NON-ACTION ITEMS - Earl Haugen, President-Elect,presented the following non-action item whichwill be an action item on the February FederatedCouncil Agenda:

A. Continuation of CIF Boys & Girls StateGolf Championships.8. SOUTHWESTERN LEAGUE PROPOSAL TOCLARIFY SUMMER RULES APPLICATIONWITH NON-TRADITIONAL SCHEDULES - StanFord, Athletic Director, Temecula Valley HighSchool, presented a proposal which wouldchange summer time rules for non-traditional

I had the privilege, honor or dubious dutyof chairing the appeals committee for therecent playoff groupings. WOW! We heardappeals from 33 leagues covering 74sports. In addition, the CIFSS Council heardanother 6 leagues appeal the decision ofthe appeals committee. There was atremendous amount of data collected andanalyzed by the Assistant Commissionersat the CIF office. Many hours were spent ondetermining an appropriate rubric forplacement of leagues into the final playoffgroupings. This process will begin againin two years and hopefully it will be moredefined, clear and understood by allschools. It is not an easy task to try makeeveryone happy and to find “equitable”competition for all. I appreciate the hardwork by the CIFSS office staff to develop aconsistent and fair plan for playoff grouping.And believe it or not, I appreciate theconcerns of those who appealed and theirangst over having to play larger schools inthe playoffs or where one dominate schoolmay carry that league to a high playoffgrouping. The CIFSS Council, by a closevote, decided to change the rules fordetermining playoff groupings. This was aclassic example of how the CIFSS operatesand how the democratic processworks….once again, CIFSS is YOU, thePrincipals and Athletic Directors.

I am a principal at school with 2,000students and it was very enlightening tohear about the trials and tribulations ofmuch smaller schools who want tocompete while facing the daunting task oflong trips and trying to find enough studentsto field teams. The greatness of the CIFSSis our diversity and the committededucators who want to Pursue Victory withHonor. Thank you again for all your hardwork and for making a difference in thelives of your student athletes.

This is my final column as President andI am indebted to the CIFSS office for theirhard work and diligence and to everyonewho has been on this wonderful journeywith me.

COMMISSIONER'SCORNER

By James Staunton, Ed.D.Commissioner of Athletics

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See COMMISSIONER on page 19

TV contracts for over-the-air and regional cable broadcastsmust go through Southern Section office.

The new TV contract policy overwhelmingly approved at the October, 2005 CIF-SS Councilmeeting went into effect last November. This new program creates a ‘collegiateconference’ type structure where all the TV broadcasts for regular season and playoffgames on major TV outlets (FSN, KCAL 9, KVMD, ESPNU, etc.) are now contracted byCIF-SS staff.

This is a growing trend and a recent conversation with the V.P. from Fox Sports Netindicates that a number of other large states have also gone to this structure. Why?

There are many reasons, all of which are positive, as we move through this transitionperiod where some schools and television carriers are adjusting to this new procedure:

a) No expenses to host school: Extra costs for power or over time security staff, or evenbringing in extra lights, will be at the expense of the TV production companiesexpense.

b) Advance coordination: Each game contracted will include a required pre-productionmeeting at the school at least five days prior to the game. No more surprises!

c) Title IX issues: We must begin to address Title IX and this includes some TVcoverage. Some smaller TV outlets may not have the income to pay rights fees butwill trade out coverage of girls games so that we can expand exposure andopportunities.

d) TV rights are worth something: Only two regular season football games in six yearshave received any rights fees. The regular season rights fee that is generated willbe split between the participating schools on those occasions a rights fee is paid.Our schools will benefit and, by working in a coordinated fashion everyone will benefitso that we are not inadvertently giving away games and working against one another.

It is important that your staff and coaches understand the process.

1) Local cable season broadcasts, during the regular season, such as those on CoxChannel 3 or your school/school district channel are not affected. You can do themwithout CIF-SS contract involvement during the regular season. Playoff policyremains the same and requires CIF-SS involvement.

2) For TV or regional cable broadcasts, you can determine if this rule applies by askingif someone can see the game with an antenna, satellite dish or will the cable operatorshow the game regionally (jump a city and show it further away). When any of theseoccur, you must refer the broadcast rights to the CIF-SS.

3) This policy includes games played within the Southern Section; even if the game isbeing organized by an outside promoter or in a tournament format.

4) You can say no to a regular season broadcast. However, if you do decline a broadcastit cannot later be telecast by someone else.

This new policy is meant to enhance the television experience and exposure of allmember schools. Most recently, FSN telecast a boys volleyball match with great ratingsand both schools split the rights fee too!

We are currently negotiating with Fox Sports Net for a greatly enhanced TV packagebeginning this fall and then hope to expand further broadcasts with other over-the-air TVstations.

Ultimately this transition to collectively packaging our TV rights is expected to succeedin a similar fashion as the college conferences have found the past decade.

If you have any questions about this policy, please contact John Costello or ThomSimmons in the CIF-SS office.

Last month I witnessed a process that Ihope to never see again. I was part of agroup of high school sports administratorswho went to Sacramento to voice ourobjections to two bills, SB 1411 and AB2312. We were there to listen to theAssembly and Senate hearings process.Both Bills were written to give immediateeligibility to students who transfer fromone school to another. Both were defeated.I don’t think the fight is over and I am veryconcerned about the future. My concernstems not so much from the intent of thesetwo Bills, but from the process: actuallyfrom the lack of process.

First a little background. SB 1411 wasintroduced by Senator Ortiz, fromSacramento. She was contacted by aformer colleague and asked to carry a billallowing for a one-time transfer; a “freepass” if you will. AB 2312 was introducedby Assemblywoman Strickland from theWestlake, Oxnard area. Her bill was evenless restrictive than SB 1411. It would haveallowed for unlimited transfers. Thegenesis of this bill is unknown. We have noidea about what caused this legislator totake up this particular cause. No oneworking in any CIF office was contactedprior to the introduction of either of thesebills, hence my concern.

How did this happen? Would we expectthat a legislator, not particularly schooledin CIF, do some investigating prior to writinga law? Is this how laws are enacted?Shouldn’t a need to write a law beestablished before it is written?

CIF is proud of its nearly 100 year traditionof governing high school sports. A personcould read through the progression of ourrules and see how times forced change,but never bent to whim or fancy. Minutes ofmeetings that went on 75 years ago revealthe passion that school administratorshad at the time for the safety and welfare ofstudents. New sports were introduced;some discontinued. High School sportssurvived wars, lean economic times and

Don't Miss This Date!

Monday, August 14, 2006is

FALL PACKET PICK-UP DAY

AT THE CIF-SS OFFICE IN LOS ALAMITOS!If your school is not attending one of the seminars, please make arrangements to have yourpacket picked up! Packets not picked up by September 1, 2006 will automatically be shippedCOD to those schools at a cost of $30 due upon the arrival of the packet at the school. If youare picking up for your whole league, please distribute packets to your member schools in atimely fashion as pertinent information for your fall season is contained in these boxes.Thank You!!

At the request of the CIF Southern Section Athletic Administrators Committee and the positive response tolast year's workshops, the CIF Southern Section Office is again planning several workshops in conjunctionwith the distribution of Fall Packets. At your request, we will deliver your Fall Packet materials to you, alongwith conducting an in-service on eligibility, new rules and other pertinent topics. We will also do a special in-service for the Athletic Secretaries in your area in conjunction with the workshop. Be sure to contact thepersons listed below to reserve your place and to guarantee your fall packet gets delivered to you.

* Orange County Area - Wednesday, August 23 9:00 a.m. - 12 noon - Orange Lutheran High SchoolContact Rainer Wulf, AD, Trabuco Hills HS (949) 768-1934, Ext. 7808

* CIF Southern Section Office - Thursday, August 24 9:00 a.m.-12:00 noonContact Sharon Hodge (562) 493-9500 (Limit 40)(No secretary's workshop on this day. Sign up to come to the office on August 22.)

* Small Schools Area - Monday, August 28 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. - Woodcrest Christian High SchoolContact Scott Raftery, AD, Linfield Christian HS (951) 676-8111, Ext. 1353

* San Fernando Valley Area - Monday, August 21 9:00 a.m. - 12 noon - Los Angeles Baptist HSContact Jay Tippet, AD, Los Angeles Baptist HS (818) 894-5742, Ext. 354

* Citrus Belt Area - Tuesday, August 29 9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon - Santiago/Corona High SchoolContact Stan Ford, AD, Temecula Valley HS (951) 695-7300, Ext. 2117

* Northern Area - September 11 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon - Location TBAContact Tony Diaz, AD, Oxnard USD (805) 385-2601

* Foothill-Citrus Area - Friday, August 25 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon - Alta Loma High SchoolContact Brett Proctor, AD, Alta Loma HS (909) 460-5783

* Athletic Secretaries Workshop - Tuesday, August 22 9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon - CIF-SS OfficeContact Sharon Hodge (562) 493-9500 (Limit 40)

FALL PACKET PICK-UP SEMINARS PLANNEDCIF-SS BULLETIN -- Spring 2006

MINUTES OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETINGJanuary 28, 2006


The January meeting of the CIF Southern SectionExecutive Committee was called to order at 8:30 a.m.by President John Dahlem in the Sago Palm Suite of theRiviera Resort and Racquet Club, Palm Springs,California. All members were present with the exceptionof Edna Herring, Jim Monico and Susan Rainey.1. OPENING BUSINESS

E. Adopt Agenda – It was moved, seconded andpassed to adopt the agenda.

F . Approval of Minutes – Minutes of the November9, 2005 Executive Committee Meeting – It was moved,seconded and approved.4. NON-ACTION SESSION

A. STATE FEDERATED COUNCIL NON-ACTIONITEMS - No items were presented as non-action for theState Federated Meeting, however, items to be discussedwill be:

1. State budget2. Nominations for Federated Council President-

Elect and Executive Committee Members.B. SOUTHERN SECTION NON-ACTION ITEMS1. Proposal from Southwestern League on Summer

Rules – After discussion, it was decided to clarify thisproposal and bring it back as a non-action item for thenext Council meeting. It was suggested to look at thewhole dead period idea and adjust it rather than supportthis proposal. The current calendar is based on atraditional school year and many districts are going tonon-traditional school years. Stan Ford will meet withthe office staff to discuss the dead period issue further.5. OLD BUSINESS

A. Proposal from Bay League on Water Polo Rule3008, Maximum Team Contests – This item waswithdrawn from the agenda.

B. Membership Dues – Delinquent Schools – AnimoLeadership has paid their dues prior to the meeting. Itwas moved, seconded and approved to revoke themembership of Community Harvest Charter and NewCovenant Academy if their dues are not paid byFebruary 3, 2006.6. NEW BUSINESS

A. Consideration of membership status for the 2006-2007 school year –

1. Calvary Baptist Christian School – Afterdiscussion, it was moved, seconded and approved togrant full membership for the 2006-2007 school year

2. Firebaugh High School – After discussion, it wasdecided to postpone this application until the schoolstatus has been clarified. This application will bepresented at the April 12, 2006 Executive Committeemeeting.

3. Xavier College Preparatory High School – Afterdiscussion, it was moved, seconded and approved togrant probationary membership for the 2006-2007 schoolyear and to review their status at the May 23, 2007Executive Committee meeting for full membership.

B. Discussion of CIF Southern Section MembershipApplication – This item was approved as anadministrative item. Item (b) on page three of themembership application now reads:

“Schools must plan to field one or more athletic teamsin each season of sport. (Fall, Winter and Spring)”

C . CIF Southern Section Calendar of Meeting Datesfor 2006-2007 – This item was distributed as aninformational item. The August meeting date waschanged to August 13-15, 2006.

D. Proposal(s) for Modification of Rule 214 TransferEligibility – The CIF state office proposed auniform rule and is working with all sections to modifythe present rule. A thirty day period of restriction is beingdiscussed.

E. CIF Southern Section Mission Statement – TheExecutive Committee members broke into two groupsto discuss a new mission statement. All ideas will beconsidered and formulated into a new mission statementfor the Southern Section.7. CLOSED SESSION

The closed session began at 11:19 a.m. and themeeting resumed at 11:26 a.m.8. REPORT SESSION

A. Presidents Reports – President John Dahlem –Requested all members to contact their arearepresentatives on a regular basis to keep the constituentsaware of who they are and to make themselvesavailable as much as possible. The NominatingCommittee met and will recommend names o n c eJim has contacted them for positions of arearepresentative, at-large and president-elect. He alsodiscussed the meeting with Bloomington High Schoolrepresentatives regarding a football game whichproduced a highly uneven score. The school will senda remediation program to the office to avoid this situationoccurring again in the future. The school was notcensored and did not lose any funds. The FootballAdvisory Committee was advised about the results ofthe meeting.

President-Elect Earl Haugen – Wished everyonegood luck for the rest of the year.

Past-President Paul Breit – Commended the committeeon their congeniality and ability to work together.

B. Treasurer’s Report – Susie Arce read the reportand gave an overview of the revenue from the sportsplayed this year to date.

C . Commissioner’s Report – Jim Staunton statedthe following:· The Southern Section office will email a list of allCouncil Area Representatives to Executive Committeemembers to allow them to communicate with each otheron a regular basis.· At the Commissioners’ Meeting, they did a mock upfootball selection. It was a good process.· He thanked the members for their work on the MissionStatement.· He reported on the Pursuing Victory with Honor One-Day Coaches’ Training held at Laguna Beach this pastweek and stated their may be two more school-heldtrainings in the future at Mater Dei or Servite andTemecula and we have also heard from View PointPreparatory.

D. Executive Committee Member Reports1. Activities Director Representative Terry Speir –

At her last league meeting, the superintendent attended.She promoted Pursuing Victory with Honor trainings andhe was very supportive of this training. Her studentswill be taking their trip to Lee Vining soon. They planto ski and play in the snow.

2. Small Schools Area Representative Tom Peters– He had 80 schools that owed their dues. Theycontacted all of them and was thankful for the help hereceived.

3. Assistant Commissioner Rob Wigod – Thanksall committee members for their help and support at thefootball finals. Girls wrestling was held last week andwas well run. He was very pleased to see the supportof the State office.

4. State CIF Executive Committee Member Dr.Gary Smidderks – There are some changes takingplace at CAPSO. The president has had to resign andseveral other officials have changed. CAPSO isworking with State CIF regarding rules.

5. Girls’ Athletic Director Representative JanetBerardi – On February 27, 2006 at her Athletic Directors’meeting, principals of Orange County will be honored.

The governor of Montana, who is a former Olympic iceskater, will be speaking. She will also be speaking onFebruary 28th honoring women in sports.

6. Citrus Belt Area Representative Rhonda Fouch– At an area representative meeting, the basketballofficials assignor told them they may want to separatetheir area into two areas. The athletic directors plan todiscuss this idea. The assignors are meeting with PaulCastillo on February 2, 2006. She also received a callregarding the request for league standings and possibleinterference with Sunday, a day of respite.

7. Northern Area Representative Bill Dabbs –Wrestling has gone very well with the new testing. Theirschool nurse has gone to Granada Hills to do assessments.Also he was at a girls wrestling tournament and twelvegirls qualified for the state championship. He enjoyedpresenting at the St. Bonaventure and Moorpark footballgame.

8. Parochial Area Representative Sr. Cheryl Milner– She received an invitation from the school thatreceived the Champions for Character award to attendtheir ceremony. They have put a letter together aboutthe award and how they felt about it.

9. Mt. SAC Area Representative Guy Roubian –There was some talk about a new school in the ChaffeyDistrict, however, their plans have been slowed becauseof enrollment.

10. School Board Member Representative SueKuwabara – OCSBA had a dinner meeting at which BillBeecham talked about steroids. It was very interestingand an eye opener. She also thanked Jim Staunton andRoger Blake for coming to her conference.

11. Coast Area Representative Dan Stepenosky –He has heard a lot of talk about steroids and he alsoenjoyed presenting a plaque at a football final.

There being no further business to come before theExecutive Committee, the meeting was adjourned at12:05 p.m.

Submitted By:

PATRICIA CHIAPPETTAEXECUTIVE SECRETARY

Approved By:

JAMES STAUNTON, Ed.D.COMMISSIONER OF ATHLETICS


RULEREVIEW

RuleChanges

for2006-07

By Karen HellyerCIF-SS Assistant Commissioner

CIF-SS TEAMS CLAIM STATEBASKETBALL TITLES

-recaps written by Clay Kallam

See STATE BASKETBALL page 9.

There are a few changes and things to beaware of as we slowly fade out of 2005-06 andget prepared for 2006-07.

Many of these changes are the result of councilvote, Executive Committee meetings and officepolicy. All need to be highlighted so that you canrest this summer in the knowledge that you areready for another new sports year.

1. It’s very important to use written contractsfor scheduling contests. Review By-Law 150 inthe Bluebook.

2. When hiring coaches make sure youreview the Association Rule (By-Law 312) withall potential applicants prior to hiring.

3. Check the CIF-SS website frequently forannouncements, in-service dates, rule updatesand other information.

4. Check current National Federation rulebooks for equipment or uniform rule changes for2006-07.

5. Review summertime rules with yourcoaching staff. Specific language is locatedunder each particular sports section in theBluebook.

6. The normal Summer Dead Period will beJuly 31 to August 20, 2006. New this summer isthe ability to declare a different summer deadperiod for each of your other sports, as well.You should have already returned theDeclaration of 2006 Summer Dead Period to theCIF-SS Office.

7. Make sure all sport schedules are submittedto your Area Liaison and sport unit assignors bythe specific due dates. This is extremelyimportant in helping your school to be adequatelycovered by officials for each sport.

8. Fall Packets will be available for pick-up atthe CF-SS Office on August 14, 2006.

9. Make sure to read your new Bluebook(when you pick it up) with all new rule language.Pay specific attention to new rules and wordingregarding mileage and athletic contracts.

These are just some of the items to keep in mindas we head into the summer. Should you needa more detailed explanation of these or anyother areas of interest it is important that youcontact the office for clarification from one ofthe administrators.Have a great summer and we look forward toserving you in the coming year.

Seven CIF Southern Section teams entered the 2006State CIF Basketball championship and four of thoseschools came away with titles. Three girls’ teams andone boy’s team claimed championships at Arco Arena.For the ladies at Troy and Bishop Amat it marked asecond-consecutive championship trophy.

Afte this year’s 5-5 split, the South has won 78 of the 120games (65 percent) sine the state championships wererevived in 1981.

Following is a closer look at each state championshipfinal game:

Division IV Girls:Sophomore Jasmine Jackson scored six of her 12points in overtime as Sacred Heart Cathedral defeatedWindward, 66-56 in OT, to win the girls’ Division IV statetitle.

Freshman Tierra Rogers led the Irish (32-2) with 13points, Ki-Shawna Moore had 12 and Fahiza Hill added11 — but they won the game with their tenaciousdefense, forcing Windward into 33 turnovers. TheWildcats (29-4) got 24 points from Hailey Dunham, and11 from Monica De Angelis, but were outshot 65-44 fromthe field and 39-18 from the free-throw line.

It had looked as if Sacred Heart Cathedral would runaway with the game in the third quarter, as the Irish forcedturnovers on six straight possessions and took a 35-27lead. On the next Wildcat possession, another turnoverseemed imminent as the shot clock ran down with DeAngelis 33 feet from the basket. But De Angelis’ desperationthree was good and sparked a 16-1 Windward run,during which Dunham scored 11 straight points, includingthree straight old-school three-point plays.

The Warriors extended the lead to eight, 47-39, with 4:17remaining, but the Irish defense kept creating turnoversand Rogers converted a steal into a basket that tied thegame at 50 with 1:25 left. Regulation ended with thescore 52-52, and Moore’s slightly rushed layup at thebuzzer could have won it — but it was too hard off theglass, and the game went to overtime.

But Dunham had fouled out with 1:44 left in regulation,and when Erica Latimer followed her to the bench with3:23 left in overtime, Windward simply couldn’t generateenough offense to keep up with the Irish. Though SacredHeart made just one basket in the extra period, the Irishwere 12 of 15 from the free-throw line.

The state title was the second for the Irish, who won aDivision III championship in 1998, and were runners-upin 2001 and 2003. The win gave Northern California a14-5 edge in Division IV title games.

Sportsmanship Award Winners: Fahiza Hill, SacredHeart Cathedral; Kenisha Smith, Windward

Division II Girls:Twins Rhaya and Rheya Neabors each scored 14points as Troy won its third girls’ Division II state title inthe past four years by downing Carondelet, 51-46.The Warriors (33-1), ranked sixth in the nation by USAToday, won their second straight championship andhave lost only two games in the past two seasons, bothto defending national champion Christ the King of NewYork in the Nike TOC in Phoenix.

Jayne Appel led Carondelet (29-4) with 24 points, ninerebounds and four blocked shots. Mary Canders added10 for the Cougars, who led 18-9 with 5:10 remainingin the first half before a 21-4 Troy run spanning the secondand third quarters put the Warriors up by eight.

Appel led a comeback that tied the game at 36, but theconstant pressure wore down Carondelet in the fourthquarter. The Neabors sisters, had 11 of the Warriors’ 13points in the final period.

Troy’s victory avenged a defeat to Carondelet in the2004 state championship game, which the Cougarswon 48-41. The win also gives Southern California a 13-12 edge in the D-II title series.

Sportsmanship Award Winners: Mary Canders,Carondelet; Sara Yee, Troy

Division II Boys:Jeremy Lin scored 17 points as underdog Palo Altoshocked nationally ranked Mater Dei, 51-47, to win theboys’ Division II state championship.

The Vikings (32-1) won their second state title whilehanding the Monarchs (33-3), ranked 19th byStudentsports.com, their second straight upset defeat inthe state title game. Last year, unheralded Oak Ridgeknocked off heavily favored Mater Dei 60-44.The Monarchs got 23 points from 6-7 Travis King, butdidn’t use the height of 7-1 Alex Jacobson or 6-7 SteveTarin to their best advantage, settling for 22 three-pointattempts out of their 58 shots. Kamyron Brown was theonly other Mater Dei player in double figures, with 10.

Kheaton Scott scored 11 points for Palo Alto, includingthe late first-quarter basket that put the Vikings ahead forgood, and Brad Lehman added 10.

It looked as if Mater Dei would dominate when King threwdown an impressive dunk just 2:22 into the game to putthe Monarchs up 4-0, but after that, the game belongedto Palo Alto. The Vikings tied the score at six andeventually built a seven-point lead, 15-8, but Mater Deicut the margin to four, 24-20, at the end of the secondperiod. The lead extended to nine with 5:51 remainingin the third quarter, but the Monarchs battled back to cutit to one, 36-35 with 7:01 left in the game. Palo Altopushed the margin out to five twice more, but Mater Deikept the pressure on.

Down two with slightly more than two minutes remaining,the Monarchs harassed the Vikings into a near shot-clock violation, but Lin banked in a 27-foot three-pointeras the buzzer sounded to put Palo Alto up by five again— and the Monarchs could never get closer than twodown the stretch.

Southern Cal has dominated the Division II boys’competition, winning 18 of the 25 title games.

Sportsmanship Award Winners: Kheaton Scott,Palo Alto; Kamyron Brown, Mater Dei

Division V Girls:Hannah Lippe and Sami Field-Polisso each scored 14points to lead Pinewood past Pacific Hills, 58-52, as thePanthers won their second consecutive Division V girls’state championship.


MINUTES OF THECIF-SS COUNCIL MEETING

March 9, 2006

GeneralInformational

Items

OFFICIALS'WHISTLE

By Bill AgopianCIF-SS Officials Liaison

The March meeting of the CIF Southern SectionCouncil was called to order by President JohnDahlem at 9:04 a.m. at The Grand in Long Beach,CA. All leagues were present with the exceptionof Agape, Alpha, Arrowhead, At-Large LisaBusch, At-Large Christina Rivera, Baseline,Bay, Condor, Del Rey, Delphic, Express,Freedom, Harbor, Metro, Mulholland, Omega,San Jaoquin, Valley and Westside.1. ADOPT AGENDA - It was moved, secondedand passed to adopt the agenda.2. MINUTES - It was moved, seconded andpassed to approve the minutes of the CIF-SSCouncil meeting of January 19, 2006.Additionally, the minutes of the CIF-SS ExecutiveCommittee of January 28, 2006, were submittedas an informational item.3. SPECIAL PRESENTATION - Jim Staunton,Commissioner, introduced those receiving thedistinguished Service Award:

A.Ted Jones - Palm Springs High SchoolB. Tom White - Capistrano Unified School

DistrictC. Dennis Mc Reynolds - Cerritos HSD. Sharen Caperton - Brea Olinda High SchoolE. Ken Gunn - Walnut High School

4. PUBLIC HEARING - Joe Holland, BrentwoodHigh School, Nancy Sheinbein, Vice Presidentof L.A. Lacrosse, Michael Challgren, VicePresident of GLAOLA and Steve Smoltries,President of GLAOLA made a presentation onthe history of Lacrosse.5. CIF STATE FEDERATED COUNCIL ACTIONITEMS - Earl Haugen, President-Elect, presentedthe following item which will be an action itemon the May State Federated Council agenda:

A.Continuation of CIF Boys & Girls State GolfChampionships - vote to support6. CIF STATE FEDERATED COUNCIL NON-ACTION ITEMS - Earl Haugen presented thefollowing non-action items which will be actionitems at the October State CIF Federated Councilagenda:

A.Project budget, 2006-07B. Nominees for the CIF President-Elect, 2006-

08C. Nominees for Executive Committee, 2006-

07D. By-Law 303: Special Schools RevisionE. By-Law 304: Home Study, Home schooling

RevisionF. By-Law 305: Independent Study Revision

7. SOUTHWESTERN LEAGUE PROPOSAL -Stan Ford, Athletic Director, Temecula ValleyHigh School, presented a proposal which wouldclarify summer time rules, so that schools onnon-traditional schedules can participate equallyunder summer rules and simplifies the summerdead period reporting procedures. This will be

an action item at the April 25, 2006, CIF-SSCouncil meeting.8. MARMONTE LEAGUE PROPOSAL - Matt LeBelle, Marmonte League Representative,presented a proposal which would modify Rule312, the Association Rule. This will be an actionitem at the April 25, 2006, CIF-SS Council meeting.9. SOUTHWESTERN LEAGUE PROPOSAL -Stan Ford, Athletic Director, Temecula ValleyHigh School, presented a proposal which wouldclarify summer time rules, so that schools onnon-traditional schedules can participate undersummer rules and in addition, it simplifies thesummer dead period reporting procedures andwhen the dead period can be taken duringsummer break. This will be an action items at theApril 25, 2006, CIF-SS Council meeting.10. CIF-SS 2006-07 BUDGET - Susana Arce,Treasurer, reviewed the proposed CIF-SSbudget for 2005-06. This will be an action itemat the April 25, 2006, meeting of the CIF-SSCouncil. 11. NOMINATING COMMITTEE REPORT - EarlHaugen, President-Elect, presented candidatesfor President-Elect, Mt. SAC AreaRepresentative, and Orange County AreaRepresentative.12. CIF-SS BLUE BOOK COMMITTEEPROPOSALS - Dr. Carol Osbrink, chairpersonof the Blue Book Committee, presented thefollowing recommendations from the Blue BookCommittee which will be action items at the April25, 2006, meeting of the CIF-SS Council.13. PRESIDENT'S REPORT - John Dahlem,President, reviewed the wresting weightmanagement program and the Southern Sectionand State Wrestling Championships.14. COMMISSIONER'S REPORT - JimStaunton, Commissioner, reported on the waterpolo, basketball, wresting and soccerchampionships, basketball live update andejections in soccer.15. TREASURER'S REPORT - Susana Arce,Treasurer, reported on the cross country finalreport and the status of the membership dues.

There being no further business to come beforethe CIF Southern Section Council, the meetingwas adjourned at 10:26 a.m.

Submitted ByKAREN HELLYERASSISTANT COMMISSIONER

Approved ByJAMES STAUNTON, Ed.D.COMMISSIONER OF ATHLETICS

The Spring Bulletin is the prelude to theend of another school year, and the start ofsummer. For officials groups and theschools that they serve, it is a reminder ofmany things that will strengthen thepartnership that exists between ourschools and officials:

It is important to continue the effort torecruit, train and retain officials. Theshortage of officials in many sports is real,and a commitment to add to the ranks ofofficials must be an on-going event. Arecent Los Angeles Times article outlinedthe issue of a shortage of officials. Ourathletes are a key group to recruit from.The positives of officiating far outweighany negatives. Let’s explore and sharecreative ways to recruit new officials.

Our officials groups enter the final yearof a 3 year compensation agreementbeginning with 2006-2007 winter sports.The CIF Southern Section values therelationships with all officials Units, andhas proactively begun the process ofentering into a continued agreementbeginning with the 2007-2008 school year.The Officials Fees/Relations Committeeis chaired by Ralph Trigsted of Sunny HillsHigh School. Your input to the process isappreciated and can be directed to Mr.Trigsted or the CIF, Southern Section office.

Concurrent with the new feearrangements, the CIF Southern Sectionwill conduct a “State of Officiating” studythat will encompass an array of issuesvital to the management of our games.Notice of this effort will be communicatedto leagues and schools, and input will besolicited from CIF Southern Sectionliaisons and officials organizationalleaders.

Your comments and topic suggestionsare welcome. Please forward to:[email protected]

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DIVISION IAAWild Card Round: Arcadia 60, Downey 44; Arroyo Valley 55, Norco 51;San Clemente 66, Esperanza 55; Vista Murrieta 57, Montclair 53; Centennial/Corona 65, Fountain Valley 61; Warren 56, Quartz Hill 52; Chaparral 61,Upland 52.First Round: Los Alamitos 80, Arcadia 47; Rancho Verdes 77, Silverado48; Santiago/Corona 65, Cabrillo/Long Beach 64; Los Osos 88, Montebello59; Redlands East Valley 88, Arroyo Valley 71; Millikan 65, Highland 60; SanClemente 50, Santa Ana Valley 41; Leuzinger 59, Vista Murrieta 58;Centennial/Corona 58, Temecula Valley 55; Santa Monica 53, Lynwood 39;Poly/Long Beach 50, Lancaster 47; Etiwanda 50, A.B. Miller 49; SanCorgonio 76, Warren 58; Valencia/Valencia 46, Glendale 45; Redlands 55,Schurr 32; Jordan 86, Chaparral 53.Second Round: Los Alamitos 79, Rancho Verde 59; Los Osos 70,Santiago/Corona 56; Redlands East Valley 76, Millikan 66; Leuzinger 49, SanClemente 46; Santa Monica 68, Centennial/Corona 49; Poly/Long Beach 43,Etiwanda 36; San Gorgonio 71, Valencia/Valencia 69; Jordan 70, Redlands60.Quarterfinals: Los Alamitos 69, Los Osos 64 (OT); Redlands East Valley63, Leuzinger 58; Santa Monica 53, Poly/Long Beach 52; Jordan 74, SanGorgonio 64 (OT).Semifinals: Los Alamitos 74, Redlands East Valley 66; Jordan 62, SantaMonica 58.Final: Los Alamitos 71, Jordan 61.

DIVISION IAWild Card Round: Canyon Springs 56, Trabuco Hills 45; Buena 56,Antelope Valley 51; Hart 83, Santa Maria 61; Tesoro 40, Saddleback 39;Eisenhower 82, Poly/Riverside 65; Alta Loma 75, Kaiser 70 (OT).First Round: Pasadena 77, Canyon Springs 54; Perris 75, Hesperia 54;Oxnard 72, Buena 61; Cajon 68, Rubidoux 57; Mission Viejo 63, Califronia38; Canyon/Canyon Country 69, Righetti 57; J.W. North 78, Rancho Cucamonga65; Thousand Oaks 87, Sultana 69; Ventura 60, Hart 45; Hawthorne 66,Elsinore 54; Corona 83, Cathedral City 64; M.L. King 65, Alta Loma 55;Glendora 66, Hoover 49; Century 72, Paloma Valley 67; Tesoro 70, WestCovina 51; El Toro 59, Eisenhower 56.Second Round: Perris 64, Pasadena 62; Oxnard 52, Cajon 51; MissionViejo 74, Canyon/Canyon Country 45; Thousand Oaks 76, J.W. North 67;Ventura 60, Hawthorne 59; M.L. King 86, Corona 71; Glendora 51, Century46; El Toro 51, Tesoro 37.Quarterfinals: Oxnard 57, Perris 52; Thousand Oaks 66, Mission Viejo 55;Ventura 49, M.L. King 45; Glendora 38, El Toro 34.Semifinals: Thousand Oaks 56, Oxnard 55; Ventura 52, Glendora 50.Final: Ventura 76, Thousand Oaks 70.

DIVISION IIAAWild Card Round: Cerritos 67, Orange 43; Valley View 66, La Habra 61;Simi Valley 53, Valencia/Placentia 43; Indio 69, Nogales 68; Claremont 73,Baldwin Park 47.First Round: Mater Dei 83, Cerritos 52; Dos Pueblos 66, Hueneme 51;Capistrano Valley 57, Fullerton 31; Serrano 85, Rowland 64; Loyola 62,Westlake 60; Victor Valley 59, Burroughs/Burbank 56; Newport Harbor 34,El Dorado 31; Ayala 62, Kennedy 41; Villa Park 63, Valley View 56; RedondoUnion 67, La Mirada 62; Simi Valley 63, Mark Keppel 60; Chino Hills 65, Edison58; Mayfair 73, Arroyo 39; Troy 69, Indio 41; Santa Barbara 63, Loara 54;Dominguez 82, Claremont 58..Second Round: Mater Dei 68, Dos Pueblos 47; Capistrano Valley 75,Serrano 72; Loyola 75, Victor Valley 63; Ayala 50, Newport Harbor 47; VillaPark 68, Redondo Union 58; Simi Valley 56, Chino Hills 47; Mayfair 74, Troy49; Dominguez 70, Santa Barbara 51.Quarterfinals: Mater Dei 74, Capistrano Valley 57; Loyola 73, Ayala 72;Villa Park 73, Simi Valley 54; Dominguez 60, Mayfair 43.Semifinals: Mater Dei 85, Loyola 69; Villa Park 65, Dominguez 64.Final: Mater Dei 80, Villa Park 67.

DIVISION IIAWild Card Round: Brea Olinda 55, Bellflower 34; North Torrance 97,Santiago/Garden Grove 45; Moreno Valley 62, Compton 60; Damien 82,Temple City 57; South Torrance 65, Agoura 54; St. John Bosco 57, Sonora45; Foothill 67, Inglewood 64.First Round: Colony 78, Granite Hills 54; Arroyo Grande 67, Rio Mesa 50;

Northwood 56, Brea Olinda 55; West Torrance 77, Beverly Hills 53; Canyon/Anaheim 72, Arlington 58; North Torrance 80, La Serna 47; Woodbridge 71,Moreno Valley 69; Ramona 73, Damien 51; Temescal Canyon 100, South Hills65; South Torrance 50, Pacifica/Garden Grove 47; Palm Desert 48, Great Oak46; Torrance 77, Charter Oak 57; St. John Bosco 86, University 75; Calabasas77, Foothill 59; Savanna 69, Los Altos 67 (OT); Paso Robles 68, San Marcos44.Second Round: Colony 76, Arroyo Grande 54; Northwood 76, WestTorrance 71; Canyon/Anaheim 96, North Torrance 74; Woodbridge 87,Ramona 74; South Torrance 64, Temescal Canyon 62; Torrance 57, PalmDesert 49; St. John Bosco 64, Calabasas 53; Paso Robles 78, Savanna 63.Quarterfinals: Colony 89, Northwood 68; Canyon/Anaheim 71, Woodbridge67; Torrance 72, South Torrance 55; Paso Robles 55, St. John Bosco 52.Semifinals: Colony 83, Canyon/Anaheim 72 (OT); Torrance 58, PasoRobles 55.Final: Colony 80, Torrance 71.

DIVISION IIIAAWild Card Round: Palos Verdes 61, Bolsa Grande 49; Pioneer 53,Gladstone 32; Burroughs/Ridgecrest 60, La Puente 41; Covina 61, RanchoAlamitos 53; Santa Margarita 62, Santa Paula 36.First Round: Artesia 91, Palos Verdes 37; Ocean View 64, Lompoc 37;Servite 66, Gabrielino 47; Diamond Ranch 77, Pioneer 55; La Canada 70,Burroughs/Ridgecrest 58; Bonita 61, Covina 43; Gahr 91, Corona del Mar 71;Santa Margarita 52, Pomona 39.Quarterfinals: Artesia 69, Ocean View 44; Servite 63, Diamond Ranch 59;La Canada 62, Bonita 49; Santa Margarita 93, Gahr 86.Semifinals: Artesia 78, Servite 49; Santa Margarita 65, La Canada 43.Final: Artesia 74, Santa Margarita 44.

DIVISION IIIAFirst Round: Centennial/Compton, Bye; Beaumont 49, Workman 45; SanDimas, Bye; Notre Dame/Sherman Oaks 84, Morro Bay 68; El Segundo 75,Banning 59; Costa Mesa, Bye; Bishop Amat 62, South El Monte 51; Lutheran/Orange, Bye; Oak Park, Bye; Lawndale 80, Cathedral 69; Chaminade 73,Santa Ynez 60; Bishop Montgomery, Bye; Twentynine Palms, Bye; Marshall72, Estancia 58; Duarte 56, Northview 45; Harvard-Westlake, Bye.Second Round: Centennial/Compton 75, Beaumont 33; San Dimas 76, NotreDame/Sherman Oaks 49; El Segundo 53, Costa Mesa 41; Lutheran/Orange72, Bishop Amat 41; Oak Park 66, Lawndale 57; Chaminade 67, BishopMontgomery 65 (OT); Marshall 70, Twentynine Palms 64; Harvard-Westlake98, Duarte 50.Quarterfinals: Centennial/Compton 61, San Dimas 45; Lutheran/Orange70, El Segundo 63; Oak Park 72, Chaminade 54; Harvard-Westlake 81,Marshall 73.Semifinals: Centennial/Compton 57, Lutheran/Orange 56; Harvard-Westlake59, Oak Park 52.Final: Centennial/Compton 59, Harvard-Westlake 58.

DIVISION IVAAFirst Round: Campbell Hall, Bye; Los Angeles Baptist 60, Desert Christian/Lancaster 40; Oaks Christian, Bye; La Salle 66, Kern Valley 43; St. Bernard77, Animo Leadership 57; Blair 61, Salesian 33; Brentwood 62, Bishop Union37; Whittier Christian, Bye; Serra, Bye; Village Christian 66, Providence 49;Rosamond 69, Loma Linda Academy 53; St. Joseph/Santa Maria, Bye;Verbum Dei, Bye; Carpinteria 59, Calvary Chapel/Santa Ana 51; Maranatha75, Silver Valley 33; JSerra 77, Milken Community 39.Second Round: Campbell Hall 71, Los Angeles Baptist 35; La Salle 63, OaksChristian 59; St. Bernard 82, Blair 53; Whittier Christian 69, Brentwood 62;Serra 74, Village Christian 37; St. Joseph/Santa Maria 58, Rosamond 51;Verbum Dei 59, Carpinteria 58; JSerra 57, Maranatha 45.Quarterfinals: Campbell Hall 76, La Salle 65; St. Bernard 49, WhittierChristian 48; Serra 91, St. Joseph/Santa Maria 68; JSerra 71, Verbum Dei 44.Semifinals: Campbell Hall 74, St. Bernard 59; Serra 54, JSerra 52 (OT).Final: Serra 73, Campbell Hall 59.

DIVISION IVAWild Card Round: View Park Prep 55, Yeshiva 48.First Round: Montclair Prep 72, View Park Prep 62; AGBU 65, BrethrenChristian 50; Windward 69, Linfield Christian 41; Santa Clara 64, Villanova

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DIVISION IAALos AlamitosDIVSION IA

VenturaDIVISION IIAA

Mater DeiDIVISION IIA

ColonyDIVISION IIIAA

ArtesiaDIVISION IIIA

Centennial/ComptonDIVISION IVAA

SerraDIVISION IVAMontclair PrepDIVISION VAA

Calvary Chapel/Moreno ValleyDIVISION VA

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Prep 38; New Roads 82, Viewpoint 70; Valley Torah 79, Los Pinos 38;Calvary Chapel/Murrieta 43, Flintridge Prep 42; Ontario Christian 64, Cate 54;Mary Star of the Sea 62, Webb 43; Sherman Indian 71, Western Christian58; Fairmont Prep 61, San Gabriel Academy 37; Woodcrest Christian 81,Desert 37; Calvary Chapel/Downey 51, Poly/Pasadena 36; Buckley 83,Bishop Diego 72; Arrowhead Christian 63, Pilibos 53; St. Margaret's 67, BoysRepublic 22.Second Round: Montclair Prep 72, AGBU 49; Santa Clara 60, Windward49; New Roads 80, Valley Torah 71; Ontario Christian 70, Calvary Chapel/Murrieta 59; Mary Star of the Sea 85, Sherman Indian 49; WoodcrestChristian 88, Fairmont Prep 62; Calvary Chapel/Downey 76, Buckley 52; St.Margaret's 60, Arrowhead Christian 48.Quarterfinals: Montclair Prep 58, Santa Clara 49; New Roads 72, OntarioChristian 62; Mary Star of the Sea 75, Woodcrest Christian 57; CalvaryChapel/Downey 65, St. Margaret's 63.Semifinals: Montclair Prep 86, New Roads 53; Calvary Chapel/Downey61, Mary Star of the Sea 58.Final: Montclair Prep 59, Calvary Chapel/Downey 48.

DIVISION VAAFirst Round: Hesperia Christian, Bye; Santa Clarita Christian 63, NewburyPark Adventist 60; Tarbut V'Torah 54, Eastside Christian 49; UplandChristian, Bye; Pacific Hills 74, Le Lycee 22; Laguna Blanca, Bye; Lutheran/La Verne 63, Boron 58; Calvary Chapel/Moreno Valley, Bye; HillcrestChristian/Granada Hills, Bye; Highland Hall 67, Mesa Grande Academy 53;La Sierra Academy, Bye; Ribet Academy 75, Saddleback Valley Christian47; St. Anthony 62, Apple Valley Christian 34; Liberty Christian, Bye; HolyMartyrs 54, Whitewater 27; Capistrano Valley Christian, Bye.Second Round: Hesperia Christian 60, Santa Clarita Christian 44; UplandChristian 57, Tarbut V'Torah 52; Pacific Hills 54, Laguna Blanca 42; CalvaryChapel/Moreno Valley 61, Lutheran/La Verne 45; Hillcrest Christian/GranadaHills 85, Highland Hall 55; Ribet Academy 83, La Sierra Acdemy 50; St.Anthony 51, Liberty Christian 43; Capistrano Valley Christian 44, HolyMartyrs 35.Quarterfinals: Upland Christian 69, Hesperia Christian 66; Calvary Chapel/Moreno Valley 38, Pacific Hills 36; Ribet Academy 63, Hillcrest Christian/Granada Hills 59 (OT); St. Anthony 55, Capistrano Valley Christian 50.Semifinals: Calvary Chapel/Moreno Valley 61, Upland Christian 48; RibetAcademy 66, St. Anthony 49.Final: Calvary Chapel/Moreno Valley 64, Ribet Academy 63.

DIVISION VAFirst Round: Price, Bye; Pioneer Baptist 59, Lee Vining 54; Pilgrim 92,Zinsmeyer Academy 59; Joel John Scholastic 62, Summit View West 42;Coastal Christian, Bye; Bethel Christian 69, Lycee International 55; Corner-stone Christian/Wildomar 66, Westview 56; Delphi Academy, Bye; DesertChapel 90, Baker Valley 37; Calvary Baptist 72, West Los Angeles Baptist65; Baptist Christian 85, Pacific Lutheran 60; San Fernando Valley Academy70, Valley Christian/Santa Maria 69; Wildwood 66, Cuyama Valley 42;Skyward Christian 69, Twin Pines 32; Marywood-Palm Valley 53, Big Pine49; Renaissance Academy, Bye.Second Round: Price 90, Pioneer Baptist 19; Joel John Scholastic 69,Pilgrim 48; Bethel Christian 45, Coastal Christian 42; Delphi Academy 68,Cornerstone Christian/Wildomar 41; Desert Chapel 82, Calvary Baptist 60;Baptist Christian 74, San Fernando Valley Academy 43; Skyward Christian66, Wildwood 46; Renaissance Academy 78, Marywood-Palm Valley 42.Quarterfinals: Price 62, Joel John Scholastic 30; Delphi Academy 61,Bethel Christian 52; Desert Chapel 74, Baptist Christian 55; RenaissanceAcademy 72, Skyward Christian 54.Semifinals: Price 60, Delphi Academy 25; Renaissance Academy 69,Desert Chapel 54.Final: Price 66, Renaissance Academy 27.


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Aly Geppert had 11 points and 18 rebounds for the Panthers.

Ashleyrose Lewis had 13 points and 14 rebounds for the Bruins and Tiffanie Puente added11 points. Pacific Hills led only once, 1-0, and Pinewood controlled the game the restof the way — but the Panthers never could relax.

Though the lead reached 15 in the final quarter, the Bruins cut the margin to six in thefinal seconds.

Pinewood (24-9) had defeated Pacific Hills (30-3) in last year’s title game, and won itsthird championship overall.

Sportsmanship Award Winners: Liz Altmaire, Pinewood; Melodie Puente, PacificHills

Division III Girls:Juanise Cornell scored 16 points to lead Bishop Amat past Sacramento, 53-39, in thegirls’ Division III state title game.

Kristen McCarthy added 10 points for the Lancers (35-1), who won their second straightstate championship, and now have 30 straight wins. They have lost only once in thepast two years (70-1), to Division II titlist Troy, and are ranked sixth in the nation byUSA Today.

Vicki Baugh led Sacramento (32-4) with 13 points and Kashay Boyd added 12. TheDragons, however, killed themselves with turnovers — they had 25, many caused bythe Bishop Amat press.

The game was tied 15-15 at the end of the first quarter, but after the Lancers scored thefirst 13 points of the second period, they never trailed again. The margin extended toas many as 13 in the second half.

Bishop Amat has appeared in the last three D-III state championship games, losing in2004 and winning in 2005 and now 2006. Southern California holds a 14-10 edge in girls’Division III title games.


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DIVISION IAAWild Card Round: Lakewood 59, Alhambra 44; Upland 66, Chaffey 62;Aliso Niguel 67, Jordan 43; Centennial/Corona 58, Redlands 42; Poly/LongBeach 67, Leuzinger 37; Paramount 52, Valencia/Valencia 40; Warren 58,Highalnd 45; Temecula Valley 51, Montebello 47; La Sierra 50, Arroyo Valley43.First Round: Lynwood 47, Lakewood 30; Silverado 57, Yucaipa 45;Wilson/Long Beach 54, Pacifica/Oxnard 40; Los Osos 72, Lancaster 43;A.B. Miller 64, Upland 50; Rancho Verde 70, Aliso Niguel 39; Esperanza 51,El Rancho 15; Norco 79, Rialto 40; Jurupa Valley 58, Centennial/Corona 48;San Clemente 69, Vista Murrieta 65; Poly/Long Beach 44, Santa Monica 29;Palmdale 53, Paramount 21; Millikan 53, Warren 25; Santiago/Corona 47,Redlands East Valley 42; Chino 55, Temecula Valley 35; Etiwanda 65, LaSierra 47.Second Round: Lynwood 72, Silverado 53; Los Osos 76, Wilson/LongBeach 64; Rancho Verde 53, A.B. Miller 51; Norco 42, Esperanza 39; JurupaValley 60, San Clemente 52; Poly/Long Beach 61, Palmdale 31; Santiago/Corona 59, Millikan 58; Etiwanda 49, Chino 31.Quarterfinals: Lynwood 64, Los Osos 52; Rancho Verde 52, Norco 50;Poly/Long Beach 54, Jurupa Valley 42; Etiwanda 62, Santiago/Corona 58.Semifinals: Lynwood 71, Rancho Verde 56; Poly/Long Beach 68,Etiwanda 44.Final: Lynwood 52, Poly/Long Beach 44.

DIVISION IAWild Card Round: Saugus 57, Santa Maria 22; Paloma Vlaley 58, M.L. King57; Rancho Cucamonga 74, Bloomington 54; San Gabriel 53, Hoover 48;Elsinore 49, La Quinta/La Quinta 44; Westminster 37, Crescenta Valley 35;Tesoro 43, Glendora 42; Saddleback 59, Mission Viejo 58 (OT).First Round: Ventura 49, Saugus 22; Royal 69, Righetti 38; Pasadena 67,El Toro 26; Sultana 69, Paloma Valley 52; Perris 82, Rancho Cucamonga 61;Carter 57, Poly/Riverside 51; Walnut 72, Hesperia 64; Hart 76, San Gabriel62; Cajon 68, Elsinore 45; Santa Fe 62, Kaiser 47; Oxnard 61, Westminster17; J.W. North 82, Tesoro 47; Marina 58, Saddleback 37; Canyon Springs77, Coachella Valley 45; West Valley 52, West Covina 47; Canyon/CanyonCountry 37, Buena 36.Second Round: Royal 54, Ventura 44; Pasadena 58, Sultana 57; Perris75, Carter 57; Hart 77, Walnut 32; Cajon 68, Santa Fe 53; J.W. North 68,Oxnard 46; Marina 63, Canyon Springs 48; Canyon/Canyon Country 53,West Valley 49.Quarterfinals: Pasadena 69, Royal 48; Hart 69, Perris 56; J.W. North 66,Cajon 52; Canyon/Canyon Country 43, Marina 38.Semifinals: Hart 51, Pasadena 48; Canyon/Canyon Country 56, J.W. North55 (OT).Final: Hart 54, Canyon/Canyon Country 37.

DIVISION IIAAWild Card Round: Kennedy 48, Capistrano Valley 45.First Round: Troy 73, Kennedy 20; Mater Dei 45, Cerritos 32; Westlake 42,Santa Barbara 41; Huntington Beach 46, Chino Hills 35; Arroyo 64, Knight61; Mira Costa 34, Edison 29; Moorpark 61, Burroughs/Burbank 38; El Dorado55, Cypress 30; Redondo Union 38, Adolfo Camarillo 25; Mayfair 46, SunnyHills 44; Claremont 60, Indio 30; Ayala 71, Nogales 40; Mark Keppel 57, SimiValley 37; Pacific 55, Fullerton 52; Dos Pueblos 64, Valencia/Placentia 44;Villa Park 57, La Mirada 34.Second Round: Troy 57, Mater Dei 21; Huntington Beach 44, Westlake 37;Mira Costa 58, Arroyo 37; El Dorado 67, Moorpark 50; Redondo Union 55,Mayfair 30; Ayala 59, Claremont 35; Mark Keppel 69, Pacific 49; Villa Park42, Dos Pueblos 41.Quarterfinals: Troy 57, Huntington Beach 17; El Dorado 51, Mira Costa 44;Redondo Union 54, Ayala 51; Villa Park 55, Mark Keppel 32.Semifinals: Troy 49, El Dorado 34; Villa Park 49, Redondo Union 44.Final: Troy 35, Villa Park 31.

DIVISION IIAFirst Round: Newbury Park 59, Temple City 32; Rio Mesa 78, Rosemead41; Temescal Canyon 73, Apple Valley 27; Northwood 68, Los Amigos 19;Brea Olinda 47, Great Oak 39; Sonora 41, Sierra Vista 29; Inglewood 53,Santiago/Garden Grove 32; Woodbridge 63, West Torrance 53; SouthTorrance 48, Beverly Hills 36; Arroyo Grande 59, Torrance 37; La Serna 51,Canyon/Anaheim 39; Colony 60, Savanna 45; North Torrance 52, University38; El Modena 66, Charter Oak 46; Pacifica/Garden Grove 59, Culver City49; Foothill 70, Glenn 42.

Second Round: Newbury Park 66, Rio Mesa 57, Temescal Canyon 66,Northwood 49; Brea Olinda 60, Sonora 44; Woodbridge 48, Inglewood 45;South Torrance 58, Arroyo Grande 50 (OT); Colony 58, La Serna 49; ElModena 62, North Torrance 37; Foothill 66, Pacifica/Garden Grove 46.Quarterfinals: Newbury Park 75, Temescal Canyon 57; Brea Olinda 66,Woodbridge 36; South Torrance 61, Colony 58 (OT); Foothill 74, El Modena48.Semifinals: Brea Olinda 68, Newbury Park 47; South Torrance 51, Foothill47.Final: Brea Olinda 61, South Torrance 44.

DIVISION IIIAAFirst Round: Santa Margarita, Bye; Laguna Hills 42, Azusa 29; Gahr 66,La Quinta/Westminster 29; Ocean View, Bye; La Canada, Bye; YuccaValley 55, Gladstone 35; Atascadero 53, Golden Valley 28; Magnolia, Bye;Palos Verdes, Bye; Western 53, Corona del Mar 47; Wilson/HaciendaHeights 57, Burroughs/Ridgecrest 41; Monrovia, Bye; Covina, Bye; Bonita45, Gabrielino 28; Barstow 66, South Pasadena 49; Dimaond Ranch, Bye.Second Round: Santa Margarita 63, Laguna Hills 37; Gahr 59, Ocean View52; La Canada 72, Yucca Valley 52; Magnolia 41, Atascadero 29; PalosVerdes 55, Western 36; Monrovia 78, Wilson/Hacienda Heights 50; Covina62, Bonita 48; Diamond Ranch 64, Barstow 42.Quarterfinals: Santa Margarita 50, Gahr 35; Magnolia 56, La Canada 50;Palos Verdes 59, Monrovia 52; Diamond Ranch 49, Covina 39.Semifinals: Magnolia 46, Santa Margarita 42; Diamond Ranch 62, PalosVerdes 35.Final: Diamond Ranch 40, Magnolia 36.

DIVISION IIIAFirst Round: Bishop Amat, Bye; San Marino 53, St. Matthias 39; NotreDame/Sherman Oaks 93, Duarte 27; Oak Park 55, Immaculate Heart 40;Lutheran/Orange, Bye; Morro Bay 54, Morningside 40; Nordhoff 61,Louisville 46; Rosary 88, Beaumont 37; Muire, Bye; Twentynine Palms 66,Excelsior Education Center 20; Chaminade 54, Northview 35; BishopMontgomery 64, Costa Mesa 38; Alemany, Bye; San Dimas 62, Lakeside 12;Fillmore 79, Notre Dame Academy 61; Santa Ynez, Bye.Second Round: Bishop Amat 72, San Marino 30; Notre Dame/ShermanOaks 64, Oak Park 53; Lutheran/Orange 44, Morro Bay 31; Rosary 69,Nordhoff 42; Muir 81, Twentynine palms 44; Bishop Montgomery 63,Chaminade 49; Alemany 47, San Dimas 35; Santa Ynez 64, Fillmore 50.Quarterfinals: Bishop Amat 73, Notre Dame/Sherman Oaks 46; Rosary54, Lutheran/Orange 44; Muir 64, Bishop Montgomery 59; Alemany 59,Santa Ynez 46.Semifinals: Bishop Amat 38, Rosary 32; Alemany 51, Muir 47.Final: Bishop Amat 54, Alemany 38.

DIVISION IVAAFirst Round: Marlborough, Bye; Rosamond 42, Village Christian 39; St. Paul50, Westridge 46; Cantwell-Sacred Heart, Bye; St. Mary's Academy 66,Milken Community 18; Providence, Bye; Holy Family 49, Connelly 25; St.Joseph/Santa Maria, Bye; Marymount 57, Notre Dame/Riverside 32; BishopConaty-Loretto 37, Whittier Christian 35; St. Bonaventure 63, Malibu 37;Mojave, Bye; Calvary Chapel/Santa Ana 39, Whitney 35; Desert Christian/Lancaster, Bye; Paraclete 54, Bishop Union 37; Oaks Christian, Bye.Second Round: Marlborough 83, Rosamond 30; St. Paul 52, Cantwell-Sacred Heart 38; St. Mary's Academy 54, Providence 36; St. Joseph/SantaMaria 90, Holy Family 24; Marymount 43, Bishop Conaty-Loretto 39; St.Bonaventure 49, Mojave 31; Calvary Chapel/Santa Ana 55, Desert Christian/Lancaster 41; Oaks Christian 77, Paraclete 63.Quarterfinals: Marlborough 81, St. Paul 45; St. Mary's Academy 74, St.Joseph/Santa Maria 63; St. Bonaventure 52, Marymount 44; Oaks Christian75, Calvary Chapel/Santa Ana 46.Semifinals: Marlborough 76, St. Mary's Academy 48; Oaks Christian 47,St. Bonaventure 32.Final: Marlborough 63, Oaks Christian 58.

DIVISION IVAFirst Round: Windward, Bye; Campbell Hall 50, View Park Prep 32; NewRoads 40, Santa Clara 26; Calvary Chapel/Murrieta 55, Western Christian50; Arrowhead Christian 54, Poly/Pasadena 26; Bishop Diego 60, VillanovaPrep 56; Riverside Christian 70, Yeshiva 55; Montclair Prep 67, AGBU 43;

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GIRLS BASKETBALL RESULTS(Continued)Sage Hill, Bye; Linfield Christian 57, Sherman Indian 48; St. Genevieve 65,Ontario Christian 54; JSerra 61, Mary Star of the Sea 36; Flintridge Prep 58,Viewpoint 16; Woodcrest Christian 71, Fairmont Prep 42; Brethren Christian48, Pilibos 47; Brentwood 83, New Community Jewish 17.Second Round: Windward 75, Campbell Hall 23; New Roads 52, CalvaryChapel/Murrieta 34; Arrowhead Christian 40, Bishop Diego 31; MontclairPrep 67, Riverside Christian 50; Sage Hill 50, Linfield Christian 40; JSerra62, St. Genevieve 29; Woodcrest Christian 53, Flintridge Prep 45; Brentwood55, Brethren Christian 37.Quarterfinals: Windward 64, New Roads 35; Arrowhead Christian 65,Montclair Prep 62; Sage Hill 32, JSerra 28; Brentwood 82, WoodcrstChristian 45.Semifinals: Windward 68, Arrowhead Christian 28; Brentwood 51, SageHills 26.Final: Windward 53, Brentwood 45.

DIVISION VAAFirst Round: Pacific Hills, Bye; Faith Baptist 48, Scott Academy 29; LaSierra Academy, Bye; Laguna Blanca 63, West Valley Christian 41; HolyMartyrs 37, Santa Clarita Christian 14; Glendale Adventist 46, RedlandsAdventist Academy 30; Hesperia Christian 67, Upland Christian 49;Immanuel Christian, Bye; Mesa Grande Academy, Bye; Thacher 68,Newbury Park Adventist 12; Boron 54, Apple Valley Christian 14; CaliforniaLutheran, Bye; Victor Valley Christian, Bye; Saddleback Valley Christian66, CSDR 22; Grace Brethren, Bye; Rolling Hills Prep 72, SouthlandsChristian 7.Second Round: Pacific Hills 68, Faith Baptist 11; La Sierra Academy 49,Laguna Blanca 45 (OT); Holy Martyrs 37, Glendale Adventist 16; HesperiaChristian 64, Immanuel Christian 31; Mesa Grande Academy 62, Thacher26; Boron 63, California Lutheran 60 (OT); Victor Valley Christian 53,Saddleback Valley Christian 48; Rolling Hills Prep 67, Grace Brethren 33.Quarterfinals: Pacific Hills 72, La Sierra Academy 30; Holy Martyrs 40,Hesperia Christian 36; Mesa Grande Academy 56, Boron 34; Rolling HillsPrep 64, Victor Valley Christian 26.Semifinals: Pacific Hills 63, Holy Martyrs 30; Mesa Grande Academy 52,Rolling Hills Prep 48.Final: Pacific Hills 51, Mesa Grande Academy 24.

DIVISION VAWild Card Round: Baptist Christian 66, Summit View 14; Rio Hondo Prep69, Wildwood 20; San Fernando Valley Academy 43, Marywood-PalmValley 34; Lone Pine 45, Lee Vining 17; Skyward Christian 34, Southwest-ern Academy 18.First Round: Valley Christian/Santa Maria 67, Price 28; Los AngelesAdventist 51, Big Pine 26; Shandon 48, Pilgrim 25; Baptist Christian 45, DelphiAcademy 39; Rio Hondo Prep 62, Bethel Baptist 14; North County Christian60, San Fernando Valley Academy 38; Lone Pine 67, Lake ArrowheadChristian 41; Liberty Christian 41, Skyward Christian 30.Quarterfinals: Valley Christian/Santa Maria 64, Los Angeles Adventist30; Baptist Christian 47, Shandon 46; Rio Hondo Prep 93, North CountyChristian 50; Liberty Christian 44, Lone Pine 41.Semifinals: Valley Christian/Santa Maria 51, Baptist Christian 37; RioHondo Prep 33, Liberty Christian 27.Final: Valley Christian/Santa Maria 50, Rio Hondo Prep 37.

DIVISION IAALynwood

DIVISION IAHart

DIVISION IIAATroy

DIVISION IIABrea Olinda

DIVISION IIIAADiamond Ranch

DIVISION IIIABishop Amat

DIVISION IVAAMarlborough

DIVISION IVAWindward

DIVISION VAAPacific Hills

DIVISION VAValley Christian/Santa Maria

2005 CIF SOUTHERN SECTIONTOYOTA

GIRLS BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS

STATE BASKETBALL(Continued from page 9)


Sportsmanship Award Winners: Kristin McClain, Sacramento; Juanise Cornell,Bishop Amat

Division III Boys:James Harden scored 21 points as Artesia rolled over St. Mary’s of Stockton, 60-41,to win the Division III boys state championship.

Malik Story added 12 and Derek Glasser 11 for the Pioneers (33-1), who lost only toHughes Center of Ohio this year — and that was by just one point.

Joe Harden led the Rams (31-4) with 17 points, but St. Mary’s was hurt by the lossof 6-6 starting center Mark Payne, who injured his ankle in practice and was unableto play.The Pioneers, ranked sixth in the nation by Studentsports.com, jumped out to an early7-0 lead and were never seriously tested the rest of the way. They controlled theboards, outrebounding the Rams, 40-32, forced 19 turnovers and held St. Mary’s tojust 31 percent shooting.

It was the fourth state title for Artesia, but the first since 1993, when the Pioneers werea Division II school. The Pioneers were runners-up in Division III in 1995. The winevened the North-South matchup in Division III boys at 12-12.

Sportsmanship Award Winners: Pat Jemerigbe, St. Mary’s Stockton; Greg Howell,Artesia


2006-07 CIF-SS SPORTS CALENDAR

SPORT

PRACTICE

BEGINS

FIRST

SCRIM

DATE OF

FIRST

CONTEST

DATE OF

LAST

CONTEST

NUMBER

OF

SCRIMS

NUMBER

OF

CONTESTS

CIF-SS

PRELIMINARIES

CIF-SS

FINALS

FALL

Boys & Girls

Cross Country

Aug. 21 N/A Sept. 7 Nov. 3� 0 11 Nov. 11

State

Nov. 18

Nov. 25

Field Hockey Aug. 21 Sept. 4 Sept. 7 Nov. 3� 1 20 NO PLAYOFFS (RULE 3200.2) N/A

Football

8-Man

See

Below

Sept. 1 Sept. 7 Nov. 10�

Nov. 4�

1 10

9

Nov. 17, 24; Dec. 1, 2

Nov. 10, 17, 24

Dec. 8 & 9

Dec. 1 & 2

Girls Golf Aug. 21 N/A Aug. 31 Oct. 27 0 24 Team Divisionals - Oct. 30 & 31

Individual Regionals - Nov. 6

CIF-WSCGA; State Championship

Nov. 2

Nov. 9

Nov. 13; Nov. 15

Girls Tennis Aug. 21 Sept. 4 Sept. 7 Nov. 3� 1 20 Individual League Qualifying

Team - Nov. 7, 9, 11, 14, 16

Individual Sectionals - Nov. 18

Nov. 6, 7, 8

Nov. 20

Nov. 30; Dec. 1

Girls Volleyball Aug. 21 Sept. 4 Sept. 7 Nov. 3� 1 20 Nov. 7, 9, 11, 14

State Regionals

State Championship

Nov. 17, 18

Nov. 21, 25, 28

Dec. 2

Boys Water Polo Aug. 21 Sept. 4 Sept. 7 Nov. 3� 1 20 All Divisions Nov. 7, (9, 10), 14, 17 Nov. 20 & 21

WINTER

Boys & Girls

Basketball

Nov. 11 Nov. 20 Nov. 27 Feb. 9� 1 20 Boys: Feb. 14, 16, 20, 23, 27

Girls: Feb. 15, 17, 21, 24, 27

State Regionals

State Finals

March 2 & 3

March 2 & 3

March 6, 8,10 & 17

March 23 & 24

Boys & Girls

Soccer

Nov. 11 Nov. 20 Nov. 27 Feb. 9� 1 20 Boys: Feb. 14, 17, 21, 23 & 27

Girls: Feb. 14, 16, 20, 22 & 27

March 3

March 3

Girls Water Polo Nov. 11 Nov. 20 Nov. 27 Feb. 9� 1 20 Feb. (15 or 16), 20, 23 Feb. 26 & 27

Wrestling Nov. 11 N/A Nov. 24 Feb. 9� 0 40 Individual

Matches

Individual Divisionals - Feb. 16

Team - Feb. 10

Masters - Feb. 23

State Championships

Feb. 17

Feb. 10

Feb. 24

March 2 & 3

SPRING

Baseball Feb. 12 Feb. 24 March 2 May 11� 1 20 May 17 or 18; 22, 25, 29 May 31; June 2

Badminton Feb. 12 N/A Feb. 26 May 4� 0 16 No Team Playoffs (Rule 3200.2)

Individuals - May 10 May 12

Boys Golf Feb. 12 N/A Feb. 26 May 4� 0 24 Team Divisionals - May 7

Individual Regionals - May 14

CIF-SCGA

State Championship

May 10

May 21

May 31

June 4

Gymnastics Feb. 12 N/A Feb. 26 May 4� 0 12 NO PLAYOFFS (RULE 3200.2) N/A

Boys & Girls

Lacrosse

Feb. 12 Feb. 24 Feb. 26 May 4� 1 20 NO PLAYOFFS (RULE 3200.2) N/A

Softball Feb. 12 Feb. 24 March 2 May 11� 1 20 May 16, 18, 22, 24, 29 June 1 & 2

Boys & Girls

Swimming &

Diving

Feb. 12 N/A Feb. 26 May 4� 0 12 Div. I - May 9 Diving

Div. II - May 10 Div. I & II - May 8

Div. III - May 11 Div. III & IV - May 9

Div. IV - May 8

Masters

May 11

May 12

May 12

May 10

May 14

Boys Tennis Feb. 12 Feb. 24 Feb. 26 May 4� 1 20 Individual League Qualifying

Team - May 8, 10, 12, 15, 22

Individual Sectionals - May 18

May 7, 8, 9

May 30

May 25 & 26

Boys & Girls

Track & Field

Feb. 12 N/A Feb. 26 May 4� 0 13 May 12

Masters - No Prelims

State Meet

May 19

May 25

June 1 & 2

Boys Volleyball Feb. 12 Feb. 24 Feb. 26 May 4� 1 20 May 9, 11, 15, 18, 23 May 26

� See individual sport sections for specific guidelines

!CONDITIONING -- Rule #1903 - Blue Book 2006-07 � Playoff Dates are subject to change

!FIRST DAY OF ALLOWABLE SPRING PRACTICE FOR VARIOUS SPORTS (15 days maximum per sport): Monday, May 14, 2007

!FIRST ALLOWABLE DATE FOR SUMMER COMPETITION IS FRIDAY, June 8, 2007, for schools still in session. (See Sport Rule for complete information)

!SUMMER DEAD PERIOD – Three consecutive weeks from close of school or June 8, 2007 to August 19, 2007

REVISED 6/13/2006


DIVISION IWild Card Round: Poly/Long Beach 18, BellGardens 4; Dana Hills 14, Burroughs/Burbank 4.First Round: Newport Harbor 18, Poly/LongBeach 3; Capistrano Valley 11, Burbank 10; LosAlamitos 16, Wilson/Long Beach 6; SantaMargarita 12, Dana Hills 2; MOntebello 17, Hun-tington Beach 4; Millikan 11, Laguna Hills 10; ElToro 8, Edison 5; Foothill 12, Rosary 5.Quarterfinals: Newport Harbor 21, CapistranoValley 7; Santa Margarita 6, Los Alamitos 4;Montebello 18, Millikan 8; Foothill 11, El Toro 1.Semifinals: Newport Harbor 7, Santa Margarita3; Montebello 8, Foothill 7.Finals: Newport Harbor 14, Montebello 13 (OT).

DIVISION IIWild Card Round: Palos Verdes 9, Northwood8; Santa Ana Valley 6, Loara 5.First Round: Corona del Mar 16, La Habra 2;Peninsula 9, Valencia/Placentia 7; Sonora 15,Savanna 10; Palos Verdes 8, El Dorado 7 (OT);Mira Costa 10, Santa Ana Valley 1; Tustin 11,Sunny Hills 4; Villa Park 18, Western 4; LagunaBeach 19, Katella 5.Quarterfinals: Corona del Mar 13, Peninsula 4;Palos Verdes 7, Sonora 5; Mira Costa 9, Tustin6; Villa Park 9, Laguna Beach 6.Semifinals: Corona del Mar 17, Palos Verdes3; Villa Park 10, Mira Costa 7.Finals: Corona del Mar 11, Villa Park 4.

DIVISION IIIWild Card Round: Arcadia 9, Mayfield 2; Walnut10, La Canada 7; Alemany 9, Glendale 8; LaSerna 6, Charter Oak 5; Harvard-Westlake 14,Westridge 5; San Marino 9, Los Altos 5.First Round: Whittier 18, Arcadia 3; Louisville11, Walnut 6; St. Lucy's 8, La Salle 3; Bonita 14,Alemany 5; Temple City 7, La Serna 4; CrescentaValley 14, Chadwick 5; El Rancho 7, Harvard-Westlake 5; Ayala 17, San Marino 3.Quarterfinals: Whittier 17, Louisville 3; Bonita11, St. Lucy's 5; Temple City 5, Crescenta Valley4; Ayala 16, El Rancho 8.Semifinals: Whittier 9, Bonita 6; Ayala 14,Temple City 8.Finals: Ayala 11, Whittier 10.

2006 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - TOYOTA GIRLS WATER POLO PLAYOFF RESULTS

DIVISION IVWild Card Round: Oxnard 9, Oaks Christian 3;Royal 21, Morro Bay 2; Ventura 16, Paso Robles5; Newbury Park 12, Nipomo 5.First Round: Agoura 28, Oxnard 7; ArroyoGrande 12, Santa Ynez 6; Royal 14, Malibu 5; DosPueblos 15, Pacifica/Oxnard 3; Cabrillo/Lompoc12, Ventura 8; Thousand Oaks 18, Cate 3; RioMesa 8, San Luis Obispo 2; Santa Barbara 14,Newbury Park 6.Quarterfinals: Agoura 18, Arroyo Grande 10;Royal 10, Dos PUeblos 7; Cabrillo/Lompoc 9,Thousand Oaks 3; Sana Barbara 15, Rio Mesa 9.Semifinals: Agoura 8, Royal 4; Santa Barbara14, Cabrillo/Lompoc 6.Final: Santa Barbara 8, Agoura 7.

DIVISION VWild Card Round: Fontana 8, Chaparral 7; M.L.King 10, Elsinore 2; Temescal Canyon 12, Cathe-dral City 5; Claremont 12, San Gorgonio 7; Hemet5, Cajon 4.First Round: Arlington 16, Fontana 1; Upland 6,Palm Desert 5; M.L. King 15, San Bernardino 5;Redlands 9, Temescal Canyon 8; Poly/Riverside8, Claremont 4; Yucaipa 12, Perris 5; La Quinta/La Quinta 7, Los Osos 5; Murrieta Valley 14,Hemet 1.Quarterfinals: Arlington 5, Upland 4; M.L. King9, Redlands 7; Poly/Riverside 13, Yucaipa 11;Murrieta Valley 15, La Quinta/La Quinta 4.Semifinals: Arlington 7, M.L. King 4; MurrietaValley 10, Poly/Riverside 8.Final: Arlington 7, Murrieta Valley 6 (OT).

DIVISION VIWild Card Round: Santiago/Corona 14, BolsaGrande 5; Norco 12, Culver City 8; Orange 18,Montclair 3.First Round: Downey 13, Santiago/Corona 5;Costa Mesa 16, Colony 7; Santa Monica 10,Pacifica/Garden Grove 2; Centennial/Corona 20,Estancia 3; Garden Grove 15, Norco 3; Saddleback12, Don Lugo 3; Jurupa Valley 6, Cerritos 2; ElSegundo 14, Orange 4.Quarterfinals: Downey 15, Costa Mesa 5;Centennial/Corona 8, Santa Monica 5; GardenGrove 6, Saddleback 3; El Segundo 5, JurupaValley 4.Semifinals: Downey 6, Centennial/Corona 3; ElSegundo 9, Garden Grove 5.Final: Downey 5, El Segundo 3.

2006 CIF SOUTHERNSECTION - TOYOTA

GIRLSWATER POLOCHAMPIONS

DIVISION INewport Harbor

DIVISION IICorona del Mar

DIVISION IIIAyala

DIVISION IVSanta Barbara

DIVISION VArlington

DIVISION VIDowney

STATE BASKETBALL(Continued from page 11)Division I Girls:Sophomore Jasmine Dixon had 18 points and 16rebounds as Long Beach Poly won its first-ever girlsDivision I state championship by defeating Berkeley, 54-34.

Nine other players scored for the deep Jackrabbits (11-25), who outrebounded the Yellowjackets (21-12) 43-34, and forced 21 turnovers.

Alexandria Mitchell’s eight points topped Berkeley,which was held to its lowest point total of the season.

Berkeley led the game twice, 2-0 and 5-4, but the marginsteadily widened throughout the course of the game.Poly’s press wasn’t as deadly as it can be, but the

Jackrabbit half court defense forced Berkeley into just33 percent shooting and held the Yellowjackets scorelessfor the first 4:57 of the third quarter. During that span, Polyextended a 24-18 halftime lead to what turned out to bean insurmountable 34-18 advantage.

Berkeley also had its problems this season, as theJackets were 4-7 at one point. They came back,however, to win two games on the road during NorCalsand set a record for margin of victory with a 66-28 winover Napa in the NorCal championship game.This marked Berkeley’s sixth trip to the state finals. TheYellowjackets won the championship in 1991 and 1997and were runners-up in 1998, 2000, 2001 and now 2006.The Jackrabbits’ win gives Southern California schoolsa 17-8 edge in Division I girls’ title games.

Sportsmanship Award Winners: Jennifer Gross,Berkeley; Brittany Brumfield, Poly (Long Beach)


WINNERS OF THE 2005-06CIF SOUTHERN SECTION ACADEMIC AWARDS

SPORT ENROLLMENT SCHOOL GPABASEBALL -1500 & below LAGUNA BLANCA 3.630

-1501 & above PALOS VERDES 3.518BOYS BASKETBALL -1500 & below CALVARY CHAPEL/SANTA ANA 3.643

-1501 & above TEMECULA VALLEY 3.604GIRLS BASKETBALL -1500 & below CROSSROADS 3.860

-1501 & above PALOS VERDES 3.834BOYS CROSS COUNTRY -1500 & below BIG BEAR 3.871

-1501 & above CORONA DEL MAR 3.693GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY -1500 & below ONTARIO CHRISTIAN 3.917

-1501 & above SAN MARCOS 3.932FOOTBALL -1500 & below LAGUNA BLANCA 3.507

-1501 & above PALOS VERDES 3.178BOYS GOLF -1500 & below MALIBU 3.667

-1501 & above CLAREMONT 3.714GIRLS GOLF -1500 & below LOUISVILLE 3.773

-1501 & above CORONA DEL MAR 3.886BOYS SOCCER -1500 & below LAGUNA BLANCA 3.644

-1501 & above PALOS VERDES 3.405GIRLS SOCCER -1500 & below FLINTRIDGE PREP 3.600

-1501 & above PALOS VERDES 3.603SOFTBALL -1500 & below APPLE VALLEY CHRISTIAN 3.563

-1501 & above CORONA DEL MAR 3.636BOYS SWIMMING -1500 & below VIEWPOINT 3.589

-1501 & above DOS PEUBLOS 3.429GIRLS SWIMMING -1500 & below CHADWICK 3.696

-1501 & above WILSON/LONG BEACH 3.735BOYS TENNIS -1500 & below POLY/PASADENA 3.651

-1501 & above SAN LUIS OBISPO 3.622GIRLS TENNIS -1500 & below WHITNEY 3.782

-1501 & above KAISER 3.833BOYS TRACK & FIELD -1500 & below LINFIELD CHRISTIAN 3.563

-1501 & above TEMECULA VALLEY 3.507GIRLS TRACK & FIELD -1500 & below HARVARD-WESTLAKE 3.615

-1501 & above SAN LUIS OBISPO 3.857BOYS VOLLEYBALL -1500 & below CROSSROADS 3.557

-1501 & above ARROYO GRANDE 3.545GIRLS VOLLEYBALL -1500 & below CALIFORNIA LUTHERAN 3.810

-1501 & above PIONEER VALLEY 3.647BOYS WATER POLO -1500 & below CHADWICK 3.536

-1501 & above HEMET 3.608GIRLS WATER POLO -1500 & below FLINTRIDGE PREP 3.675

-1501 & above SAN LUIS OBISPO 3.706WRESTLING -1500 & below WEBB 3.368

-1501 & above TEMECULA VALLEY 3.489

CIF-SS ANGELS2005-2006 ACADEMIC TEAM CHAMPIONS

See ACADEMIC AWARDS on next page

The winners of the annual CIF Southern Section AcademicAwards program were announced at CIF-SS headquarterstoday. The team awards, based on cumulative grade pointaverage, will be awarded in 23 sports. To be considered, teamsmust have accomplished a minimum 3.0 grade point average(on a 4.0 scale) in college-prep courses in the first semesterof the 2005-06 school year. The highest team GPA in each sportdetermines the champions.

Each CIF-SS member school is entitled to name boy and girlindividual “Student-Athlete of the Year” winners, as well.

Recipients of the individual awards must be seniors that havemaintained a minimum 3.5 GPA (4.0 scale) in college-prepcourses over the past three years, in addition to earning a letterin at least one varsity sport and participating in an additionalextracurricular activity (music, drama, service group, etc.).

The Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim and Toyota sponsor theAcademic Awards program. The Woman’s Southern CaliforniaGolf Association also provides scholarship grants to the Top-three placing schools per sport for all female team categories.

2004-2005 MALE/FEMALE ATHLETES OF THE YEAR


ACADEMIC AWARDS(Continued from previous page)

MALESchool Student GPAAGBU Edward Nahabet 3.54Alta Loma Taylor Hart 3.66Apple Valley Christian Ricky Luevano 3.61Arcadia Han Liang 3.91Arroyo Valley Scott Clayton 4.00Atascadero Curtis P. Smith 4.00Ayala Michael J. Marks 3.68Baptist Christian WEsley Turner 4.00Bishop Amat Dean Forthun 3.83Bishop Union Mason Smith 3.96Bolsa Grande Tien Nguyen 4.00Buckley Aaron Gale 3.67Burroughs/Burbank Soo Ho Park 3.59Burroughs/Ridgecrest Brian Wiley 3.77Cabrillo/Lompoc Michael Coe 3.82Calvary Chpl/Murrieta Zachary Henson 3.54Calvary Chp/Santa Ana James Walker 3.88Capistrano Vly Chr. Christopher Berry 3.81Cathedral Lucas Munguia 3.83Chadwick Charles Friedland 3.68Chaparral Drew Trembly 3.52Chino Jeremy Anderson 3.95Chino Hills John C. Moore 3.92Claremont Bryant Oberg 4.00Corona del Mar Kenneth Wong 4.00Costa Mesa Anthony Kirkorian 3.56Crespi Patrick Simpkins 3.69Crossroads Enoch Kim 3.90Diamond Bar Anthony Essilfie 3.88Dos Pueblos Cody Wiesen 3.87Eastside Christian David Piraino 3.58El Dorado Christ Vind 4.00El Segundo Mitch Krug 3.67Faith Baptist Alexander I. Vault 3.84Flintridge Prep Andrew Beck 4.00Fontana Bradley Campbell 3.68Foothill Brian Bianchetti 3.70Gahr Aereas Aung 4.00Grace Brethren Aaron Letinsky 4.00Hemet Christopher Shogren 3.72Hoover Min Brian Moon 3.77Kern Valley Jimmy Eastes 3.64King, M.L. Aaron McKell 3.63La Canada Nick Sparks 4.00La Salle Esteban Gil 4.00Linfield Christian Daniel Bautista 3.73Loara Dung Nguyen 3.97Lutheran/La Verne Mark Kobus 3.60Malibu Jason law 4.00Mary Star of the Sea Gregory Campbell 3.60Montebello Roque Osvaldo 3.52Moorpark Chrisstopher Connell 3.60Morro Bay Charles Newell 3.90Newport Harbor Tom Jackson 3.97Newbury Park Cory Mitchell 4.00Nipomo Charles J. Wells 4.00Nordhoff Tom Stroberg 3.93North Torrance Andrew Choi 4.00Notre Dame/SO Joseph S. Schlee 3.76Oak Park Hannes Prescher 4.00Oaks Christian Oliver Gantz 3.95Ontario Christian Brian Vanden Heuvel 4.06Palos Verdes Michael Leibfried 3.93Paso Robles Zach Talbert 4.00Poly/Pasadena Jake Schorr 3.73Ramona Richard Kerr 3.71Redlands East Valley Christopher Mayer 3.79Rim of the World Matt Prentice 4.00Riverside Christian Brandon Dey 3.77Royal Michael Dicato 3.96Rubidoux John Walker 3.73Saddleback Valley Chr Lee Davidson 4.00San Dimas Adam Dunbar 3.97San Jacinto Nick Cullen-Carroll 3.57San Luis Obispo Gary Gould 3.92San Marcos Michael Spiker 4.00Santa Barbara Reid Lathan 3.80Santa Clara Matt Kloeris 3.67Saugus Paul Sweigart 3.65Servite John Buehler 3.96St. John Bosco Jake Jondle 3.92St. Joseph/SM Philip Adam 4.00St. Margaret's Scott Edgcomb 3.50

Tesoro Adam Willett 3.96Valley Chr/Cerritos Steven Kruid 3.88Viewpoint Reed Lerner 4.00Vista Murrieta Andrew Hall 3.89Walnut William N. Greene 4.00West Torrance Tim Hast 4.00West Valley Wesley Eaton 3.65Whitney Michael H. Wang 3.86Whittier Rory Todd 3.96Whittier Christian Noah Franz 3.52Wilson/Long Beach Matt Sagehorn 3.57Woodcrest Christian Timothy Burdett 4.00

FEMALESchool Student GPAAlta Loma Megan Hill 3.52Arcadia Kelsey Jacobsen 3.92Atascadero Emyle Smith 3.83Ayala Alyssa Doniak 3.65Bishop Amat Adriana Blakely 4.00Bishop Union Kaity Sliger 3.75Bolsa Grande Christina Nguyen 3.96Bonita Kristi Dow 3.96Buckley Audrianna Galvin 3.67Burbank Carolyn Chrzan 3.53Burroughs/Ridgecrest Lindsay Cole 3.92Cabrillo/Lompoc Oonagh Hardy 3.52California Lutheran Joelle Schlepp 4.00Calvary Chp/Murrieta Mical Bell 3.85Calvary Chp/Santa Ana Melanie Dorsman 3.86Cantwell Sacred Heart Jacqueline Holling 3.80Capistrano Vly Chr Samantha Oltman 3.87Chadwick Estelle Luk 4.00Chaparral Sabel Moffett 3.72Chino Courtney Sabine 3.74Chino Hills Samantha Coloonan 3.50Corona del Mar Anne St. Geme 3.92Costa Mesa Thalia de la Torre 3.52Crossroads Garbo Grossman 3.68Diamond Bar Alexandra Lyons-Smith 4.00Dos Pueblos Caitlin York 4.00Eastside Christian Meredith Busch 4.00El Segundo Nikki Buck 4.00Faith Baptist Kristen Elysse Maglonzo 3.81Flintridge Sacred Heart Analiese Di Canti 3.94Flintridge Prep Jennifer Quyang 4.00Foothill Erin Twomey 3.88Fontana Bethany Scamara 3.75Gahr Susan Lin 3.72Grace Brethren Kirstie Caccam 3.96Hemet Michelle Engeart 3.94Holy Martyrs Aleen Tomasian 3.94Hoover Iren Tatevosyan 3.93Immaculate Heart Theresa O'Neil 3.96Irvine Lisa McBride 4.00JSerra Stephanie Di Sano 3.88Jurupa Valley Tamara Wells 3.62King, M.L. Roxanne Eastwood 3.93La Canada Mary Kate Hurlbutt 3.97La Salle Laurel Kohn 4.00Linfield Christian Callie Rigsby 4.00Loara Loan Nguyen 3.83Lompoc Miranda Cromp 3.56Lutheran/La Verne Lauren Lobosky 4.00Malibu Casey Nicole Zweig 4.00Marlborough Ashley Alger 3.68Mary Star of the Sea Alison Leyba 3.55Mayfair Maddy Fletcher 3.92Millikan Jodi Nakawatase 3.81Morro Bay Kimberly Canete 4.00Newport Harbor Melissa Chinn 3.86Nipomo Sarah Clark 4.00Nordhoff Catherine Bradley 3.68Oak Park Gillian Clow 3.90Oaks Christian Jessica Hibma 3.94Ontario Christian Jessica Hibma 3.94Oxford Academy Alyson Hold 3.82Palos Verdes Kathryn Francis 4.00Poly/Pasadena Katy Steinbrecher 4.00Ramona Taleen Dimirdjian 3.83Redlands East Valley Allison Whitmer 3.92Riverside Christian Ashley Collinwood 3.88Rosary Tiffany Tran 4.00Royal Lauren Mee 3.96Rubidoux Elizabeth Veitch 3.79

San Dimas Jasmine Davis 3.50San Jacinto Chandra Miller 3.74San Luis Obispo Christa Renee Darr 4.00San Marcos Jenna Ridgway 4.00San Marino Kristen Chan 3.80Santa Barbara Jacqueline Combs 3.94Santa Clara Winnie Chan 4.00Saugus Betsy Kyle 3.75St. Joseph/Santa Maria Jennifer Cruden 4.00St. Margaret's Danielle Graham 4.00Tesoro Brittany Edge 3.78Tustin Alex Koran 3.91Valencia/Placentia Sam (Sally) Cha 4.00Valley Chr/Cerritos Kim Robison 3.76Viewpoint Sarah Weiss 4.00Vista del Lago Jasmine Banks 3.96Walnut Kanani Warren 3.86Whitney Vanessa Goncalves 3.50Whittier Kendra Blinde 3.96Whittier Christian Amy Schlunegger 3.81Wilson/Long Beach Melanie Rhoads 4.00Woodcrest Christian Kelsie Schumacher 4.00Yucaipa Erin Snellings 4.00

The winners will be honored in a pre-gameceremony before the April 25th Los AngelesAngels of Anaheim game vs. the DetroitTigers.



BOYS SOCCER CHAMPIONSDIVISION I

Santa Margarita/DamienDIVISION II

Temecula ValleyDIVISION III

KatellaDIVISION IV

Palos Verdes/Santa Ana ValleyDIVISION VLos AmigosDIVISION VI

Dunn

DIVISION IWild Card Round: Upland 2, A.B. Miller 0.First Round: Palmdale 4, Montebello 0; Colton 2, Diamond Bar 1 (OT);Littlerock 2, Chaffey 1 (2OT); Bell Gardens 2, Wilson/Long Beach 0; SantaMargarita 6, Redlands 0; Edison 1, Cabrillo/Long Beach 0; Claremont 2, Chino0; Huntington Beach 4, Mission Viejo 3; Los Alamitos 2, Poly/Long Beach 0;St. John Bosco 5, Montclair 1; El Toro 2, Alta Loma 0; Rialto 2, Quartz Hill 0;Damien 3, Upland 2; San Clemente 2; Mater Dei 0; Lancaster 3, Schurr 1;Millikan 2, Diamond Ranch 1.Second Round: Palmdale 5, Colton 0; Littlerock 2, Bell Gardens 2 (5-3 PK);Santa Margarita 2, Edison 1 (OT); Huntington Beach 3, Claremont 2; LosAlamitos 1, St. John Bosco 0; El Toro 1, Rialto 0; Damien 1, San Clemente 0;Millikan 5, Lancaster 0.Quarterfinals: Palmdale 2, Littlerock 0; Santa Margarita 3, HuntingtonBeach 1; Los Alamitos 2, El Toro 1; Damien 1, Millikan 0.Semifinals: Santa Margarita 2, Palmdale 1; Damien 1, Los Alamitos 1 (4-2 PK)Final: Santa Margarita 0, Damien 0 (Co-Champions).

DIVISION IIWild Card Round: Temescal Canyon 1, Arlington 0.First Round: Santa Barbara 5, Chaminade 1; Valencia/Valencia 1, Royal0; Tesoro 5, Temescal Canyon 1; Loyola 2, Peninsula 1 (OT); Westlake 3, DosPueblos 0; El Dorado 2, South Torrance 1; Poly/Riverside 2, Murrieta Valley0; Woodbridge 1, Corona del Mar 1 (3-1 PK); Temecula Valley 3, Aliso Niguel1; La Sierra 3, Northwood 2; Thousand Oaks 2, Brea Olinda 1; Hart 4, St.Francis 1; Crespi 3, Saugus 1; San Marcos 4, Newbury Park 0; Laguna Hills3, Laguna Beach 1; West Torrance 3, Villa Park 2 (OT).Second Round: Santa Barbara 2, Valencia/Valencia 1; Loyola 2, Tesoro1 (OT); Westlake 1, El Dorado 0; Woodbridge 1, Poly/Riverside 0; TemeculaValley 4, La Sierra 0; Thousand Oaks 3, Hart 1; San Marcos 3, Crespi 2; WestTorrance 4, Laguna Hills 2.Quarterfinals: Loyola 1, Santa Barbara 0 (OT); Westlake 1, Woodbridge0; Temescula Valley 2, Thousand Oaks 1 (OT); West Torrance 1, San Marcos0.Semifinals: Loyola 2, Westlake 1; Temecula Valley 2, West Torrance 0.Final: Temecula Valley 2, Loyola 0.

DIVISION IIIWild Card Round: Lynwood 2, Mayfair 2 (2-1 PK); Orange 1, Lutheran/Orange 0; Hoover 1, Wilson/Hacienda Heights 0; Corona 4, Rowland 0;Bellflower 1, El Rancho 0; Estancia 1, La Habra 0.First Round: Saddleback 2, Lynwood 0; Katella 5, Walnut 0; Troy 3, Orange2 (OT); Bonita 1, Centennial/Corona 0 (OT); Dominguez 1, Muir 0; Atascadero1, Beverly Hills 0; Hawthorne 6, Hoover 0; Artesia 6, Santa Fe 3 (2OT); Corona1, Garey 0 (OT); Nogales 3, Righetti 2 (OT); Norwalk 2, Santa Monica 1; SunnyHills 2, Gahr 1; Santa Ana 3, Santiago/Corona 2; Loara 2, Bellflower 1;Arcadia 3, Arroyo Grande 0; Claifornia 1, Estancia 0.Second Round: Katella 3, Saddleback 1; Troy 2, Bonita 0; Dominguez 1,Atascadero 0; Artesia 3, Hawthorne 2 (OT); Corona 2, Nogales 0; Norwalk2, Sunny Hills 0; Santa Ana 1, Loara 0; Arcadia 3, California 2 (OT).Quarterfinals: Katella 1, Troy 0 (OT); Dominguez 2, Arteisa 0; Corona 3,Norwalk 2 (OT); Arcadia 3, Santa Ana 2 (3OT).Semifinals: Katella def Dominguez; Arcadia 1, Corona 0 (OT).Final: Katella 2, Arcadia 0.

DIVISION IVWild Card Round: Cabrillo/Lompoc 1, Rio Mesa 1 (3-1 PK); Indio 1, SanGorgonio 0; Ganesha 2, Jurupa Valley 1.First Round: Palos Verdes 2, Cabrillo/Lompoc 0; San Marino 2, Don Bosco0; Hemet 3, Arroyo Valley 0; Santa Ynez 3, Anaheim 2; Animo Leadership2, Baldwin Park 1 (OT); Cathedral City 1, Notre Vista 0; Bishop Amat 2,Century 0; Pacificia/Oxnard 4, Lompoc 1; Santa Ana Valley 1, Torrance 0;Pomona 4, La Canada 0; Perris 1, Indio 0 (4-2 PK); Kaiser 1, Cathedral 0 (OT);West Valley 3, La Quinta/La Quinta 1; Ganesha 2, Carter 2 (4-3 PK); Hueneme2, El Segundo 1; Santa Maria 7, Temple City 0.Second Round: Palos Verdes 1, San Marino 0; Hemet 4, Santa Ynez 2;Animo Leadership 1, Cathedral City 1 (3-0 PK); Pacifica/Oxnard 5, BishopAmat 0; Santa Ana Valley 6, Pomona 2; Kaiser 2, Perris 1; Ganesha 1, WestValley 1 (5-4 PK); Santa Maria 4, Hueneme 0.Quarterfinals: Palos Verdes 3, Hemet 0; Animo Leadership 2, Pacifica/Oxnard 1 (OT); Santa Ana Valley 3, Kaiser 1; Ganesha 2, Santa Maria 1 (OT);.

Semifinals: Palos Verdes 4, Animo Leadership 2; Santa Ana Valley 4,Ganesha 2.Final: Palos Verdes 1, Santa Ana Valley 1 (Co-Champions).

DIVISION VWild Card Round: Mountain View 3, Azusa 0; Marshall 9, Sultana 2, YuccaValley 1; St. Genevieve 2, Montclaire Prep 0.First Round: Los Amigos 4, Desert Hot Springs 0; Poly/Pasadena 3, El Monte1; Brentwood 3, Campbell Hall 1; Oaks Christian 5, Mountain View 0; La Salle1, Victor Valley 0; Santa Paula 1, Victor Valley 0; Granite HIlls 4, Apple Valley3 (3OT); Bassett 2, San Jacinto 1; Nordhoff 6, Marshall 3; Garden Gove 5,Windward 0; Sultana 3, Silverado 1; Salesian 5, Duarte 1; St. Genevieve 3,Flintridge Prep 2 (OT); Pacifica/Garden Grove 1, South El Monte 1 (3-0 PK);Hesperia 2, Beaumont 0; Valley Christian/Cerritos 2, Santiago/Garden Grove0.Second Round: Los Amigos 3, Poly/Pasadena 2; Oaks Christian 1,Brentwood 0; Santa Paula 2, La Salle 0; Granite Hills 2, Bassett 2 (4-3 PK);Garden Grove 1, Nordhoff 0; Salesian 5, Sultana 2 (OT); St. Genevieve 1,Pacifica/Garden Grove 0; Hesperia 1, Valley Christian/Cerritos 0 (2OT).Quarterfinals: Los Amigos 3, Oaks Christian 0; Granite Hills 2, Santa Paula0; Garden Grove 3, Salesian 2; Hesperia 4, St. Genevieve 2.Semifinals: Los Amigos 2, Granite Hills 0; Garden Gove 2, Hesperia 2 (4-3 PK).Final: Los Amigos 1, Garden Grove 0.

DIVISION VIFirst Round: Fillmore 7, Thacher 0; St. Paul 7, Upland Christian 0; CalvaryChapel/Downey 3, Saddleback Valley Christian 0; Ontario Christian 3,Calvary Chapel/Murrieta 2 (2OT); Milken Community 6, Ribet Academy 0; OakPark 2, Sage Hill 1 (OT); Villanova Prep 3, Westmark 1; Bishop Union 8,Kilpatrick 1; Woodcrest Christian 4, St. Margaret's 2; Arrowhead Christian4, Riverside Christian 2; Serra 3, Delphi Academy 1; Mojave 8, CornerstoneChristian/Camarillo 2; St. Bonaventure 2, Mary Star of the Sea 0; Viewpoint3, Oxford Academy 0; Whittier Christian 3, Linfield Christian 0; Dunn 7,Rosamond 2.Second Round: Fillmore 4, St. Paul 2 (OT); Calvary Chapel/Downey 1,Ontario Christian 0; Milken Community 3, Oak Park 1; Bishop Union 3, VillanovaPrep 2 (OT); Woodcrest Christian 2, Arrowhead Christian 0; Mojave 3, Serra2; St. Bonaventure 3, Viewpoint 0; Dunn 6, Whittier Christian 0.Quarterfinals: Fillmore 5, Calvary Chapel/Downey 0; Bishop Unioin 1,Milken Community 0; Mojave 2, Woodcrest Christian 1; Dunn 5, St. Bonaventure0.Semifinals: Fillmore 3, Bishop Union 2 (OT); Dunn 6, Mojave 2.Final: Dunn 4, Fillmore 1.

2006 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - TOYOTA BOYS SOCCER PLAYOFF RESULTS

Orange 6, Moreno Valley 0.Second Round: Walnut 1, Atascadero 0; Sunny Hills 4, Cajon 1; Bonita 2,Costa Mesa 1; Mayfair 3, Santa Monica 0; La Mirada 3, Carter 1; Santiago/Corona 2, Fullerton 1; San Luis Obispo 1, Cypress 0 (OT); Lutheran/Orange2, Los Altos 1 (OT).Quarterfinals: Walnut 2, Sunny Hills 0; Mayfair 2, Bonita 1; Santiago/Corona3, La Mirada 1; Lutheran/Orange 2, San Luis Obispo 1.Semifinals: Mayfair 6, Walnut 1; Lutheran/Orange 1, Santiago/Corona 0(OT).Final: Mayfair 0, Lutheran/Orange 0 (Co-Champions).

DIVISION IVWild Card Round: Lompoc 2, Rio Mesa 1; Century 3, California 2; FlintridgePrep 3, Alhambra 0; San Marino 4, St. Paul 0; Rubidoux 3, Sultana 2.First Round: Chadwick 1, Lompoc 0; Century 0, Bell Gardens 0 (1-0 PK);Oxnard 2, Cabrillo/Lompoc 2 (PK); Santa Fe 4, Magnolia 1; Paloma Valley 2,Serrano 1; Ramona 4, La Quinta/La Quinta 1; Bishop Amat 2, Palm Desert 0;South Pasadena 3, Vista del Lago 0; Santa Ynez 1, Flintridge Prep 0; SanMarino 2, Adolfo Camarillo 1 (OT); Rubidoux 3, Cathedral City 0; Santa AnaValley 3, Mary Star of the Sea 0; La Serna 3, Apple Valley 2 (OT); Hemet 4,Jurupa Valley 0; Westridge 4, Montebello 0; Monrovia 5, Nipomo 0.Second Round: Chadwick 4, Century 0; Santa Fe 2, Oxnard 0; PalomaValley 2, Ramona 1 (OT); South Pasadena 5, Bishop Amat 0; Santa Ynez 2,San Marino 1; Rubidoux 1, Santa Ana Valley 0; La Serna 3, Hemet 2; Monrovia4, Westridge 4 (5-4 PK).Quarterfinals: Chadwick 3, Santa Fe 0; Paloma Valley 1, South Pasadena0; Santa Ynez 2, Rubidoux 1 (OT); Monrovia 2, La Serna 1 (3OT).Semifinals: Chadwick 4, Paloma Valley 0; Monrovia 1, Santa Ynez 0.Final: Chadwick 2, Monrovia 0.

DIVISION VWild Card Round: Arroyo 2, Northview 1; Warren 3, Los Amigos 0; ValleyChristian/Cerritos 6, Santiago/Garden Grove 0; Big Bear 4, Barstow 1; LaReina 5, Santa Paula 1; Notre Dame Academy 2, El Segundo 0; La Salle 2,Campbell Hall 0.First Round: Granite Hills 4, Arroyo 0; Warren 2, Great Oak 0; WhittierChristian 2, San Dimas 1; Marymount 3, Village Christian 0; Pacifica/GardenGrove 6, Desrt Hot Springs 0; Palos Verdes 6, Paramount 0; Paraclete 4,Mountain View 1; Oaks Christian 3, Oak Park 2 (OT); Marlborough 1, ValleyChristian/Cerritos 1 (4-3 PK); Victor Valley 1, Beaumont 0; Downey 4, BigBear 2; North Torrance 1, Garden Grove 0; Brentwood 3, La Reina 2;Gabrielino 3, Pomona 1; Notre Dame Academy 2, St. Bonaventure 1; Nordhoff2, La Salle 0.Second Round: Granite Hills 5, Warren 0; Marymount 2, Whittier Christian1 (OT); Pacifica/Garden Grove 1, Palos Verdes 0; Oaks Christian 1, Paraclete0 (2OT); Victor Valley 3, Marlborough 2; North Torrance 5, Downey 1;Brentwood 6, Gabrielino 1; Notre Dame Academy 2, Nordhoff 1 (OT).Quarterfinals: Granite Hills 2, Marymount 0; Oaks Christian 1, Pacifica/Garden Grove 0; Victor Valley 1, North Torrance 0; Notre Dame Academy2, Brentwood 1 (OT).Semifinals: Granite Hills 2, Oaks Christian 1; Notre Dame Academy 1, VictorValley 0.Final: Granite Hills 1, Notre Dame Academy 1. (Co-Champions).

DIVISION VIWild Card Round: Whitney 3, Bassett 2 (OT); Cate 2, Sierra Vista 1;Oakwood 3, Sacred Heart of Jesus 1; Marshall 9, Buckley 0.First Round: Western Christian 7, Frazier Mountain 0; Woodcrest Christian4, Duarte 0; Alverno 2, Whitney 0; Desert Christian/Lancaster 4, VillanovaPrep 1; Viewpoint 3, Cate 0; Maranatha 4, Cantwell-Sacred Heart 0;Oakwood 1, Rolling Hills Prep 0; Sage Hill 4, Tarbut V'Torah 1; Bishop Union5, Marshall 1; Arrowhead Christian 3, Azusa 1; Milken Community 5, St.Genevieve 0; Calvary Chapel/Murrieta 3, Ontario Christian 2; Thacher 2,Grace Brethren 1 (OT); St. Monica 2, Mammoth 1; Connelly 6, New Roads0; St. Margaret's 7, Linfield Christian 0.Second Round: Western Christian 4, Woodcrest Christian 0; DesertChristian/Lancaster 3, Alverno 2; Maranatha 3, Viewpoint 2 (OT); Sage Hill7, Oakwood 0; Arrowhead Christian 1, Bishop Union 0; Calvary Chapel/Murrieta 3, Milken Community 0; Thacher 2, St. Monica 1 (OT); St. Margaret's3, Connelly 0.Quarterfinals: Western Christian 2, Desert Christian/Lancaster 1 (OT);Maranatha 2, Sage Hill 1; Calvary Chapel/Murrieta 1, Arrowhead Christian0; St. Margaret's 2, Thacher 0.Semifinals: Western Christian 2, Maranatha 1; St. Margaret's 2, CalvaryChapel/Murrieta 1 (OT).Final: Western Christian 0, St. Margaret's 0 (Co-Champions).

2006 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - TOYOTA GIRLS SOCCER PLAYOFF RESULTS

DIVISION IFirst Round: Esperanza 2, Woodbridge 1; Los Osos 2, Ayala 1; WestTorrance 3, Louisville 0; Wilson/Long Beach 1, Bishop Montgomery 0; DanaHills 2, Santa Margarita 1; Harvard-Westlake 3, Millikan 0; Irvine 2, DiamondRanch 0; San Clemente 6, Poly/Long Beach 0; Los Alamitos 3, FlintridgeSacred Heart 2; St. Lucy's 3, Don Lugo 2; Upland 2, Mission Viejo 0; MaterDei 8, Lakewood 0; Trabuco Hills 2, Diamond Bar 0; Mira Costa 2, Edison 1;Claremont 4, Colony 1; Aliso Niguel 2, Peninsula 0.Second Round: Los Osos 2, Esperanza 0; Wilson/Long Beach 2, WestTorrance 1; Harvard-Westlake 1, Dana Hills 0 (TO); Irvine 5, San Clemente4; Los Alamitos 1, St. Lucy's 0; Upland 3, Mater Dei 0; Trabuco Hills 3, MiraCosta 1; Aliso Niguel 4, Claremont 2.Quarterfinals: Wilson/Long Beach 2, Los Osos 1 (OT); Harvard-Westlake1, Irvine 0; Upland 2, Los Alamitos 2 (3-2 PK); Trabuco Hills 2, Aliso Niguel2 (5-4 PK).Semifinals: Harvard-Westlake 2, Wilson/Long Beach 2 (4-2 PK); Upland3, Trabuco Hills 2.Final: Upland 2, Harvard-Westlake 1.

DIVISION IIWild Card Round: Thousand Oaks 1, Lancaster 0; Canyon/CanyonCountry 3, Crescenta Valley 0.First Round: Tesoro 1, Rialto 0; Thousand Oaks 2, Pasadena 0; Westlake2, M.L. King 1 (3OT); Temecula VAlley 2, Redlands East Valley 0; El Modena2, Quartz Hill 0; Yucaipa 2, Poly/Riverside 1; Hart 3, Moorpark 1; Buena 6,Knight 0; Northwood 2, Arcadia 1; Murrieta Valley 2, Redlands 0; El Dorado1, Canyon Springs 0; Chaparral 3, Corona del Mar 1; Santa Barbara 1, Agoura0 (OT); Highland 2, Canyon/Canyon Country 1; San Marcos 2, Saugus 1; BreaOlinda 3, University 2.Second Round: Tesoro 1, Thousand Oaks 0; Westlake 3, Temecula Valley0; El Modena 2, Yucaipa 1 (2OT); Buena 2, Hart 1; Northwood 1, MurrietaValley 0 (OT); Chaparral 2, El Dorado 0; Santa Barbara 2, Highland 0; SanMarcos 2, Brea Olinda 2 (5-3 PK).Quarterfinals: Tesoro 1, Westlake 0 (OT); Buena 0, El Modena 0 (4-2 PK);Northwood 2, Chaparral 0; San Marcos 3, Santa Barbara 2.Semifinals: Tesoro def. Buena; San Marcos 1, Northwood 1 (3-0 PK).Final: Tesoro 0, San Marcos 0 (Co-Champions).

DIVISION IIIFirst Round: Walnut 6, Bellflower 0; Atascadero 2, Morningside 1 (OT);Cajon 3, Charter Oak 1; Sunny Hills 3, Corona 0; Costa Mesa 2, Cerritos 0;Bonita 1, Arroyo Grande 0; Santa Monica 1, La Habra 0; Mayfair 4, Kennedy0; La Mirada 4, Estancia 1; Carter 3, West Covina 2; Santiago/Corona 2, SanGorgonio 1; Fullerton 2, Ocean View 0; San Luis Obispo 5, South Hills 0;Cypress 0, Beverly Hills 0 (4-1 PK); Los Altos 3, Saddleback 2; Lutheran/



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WT. SOUTHERN COASTAL INLAND CENTRAL NORTHERN EASTERN103 Stephen Vidmar Quan Nguyen Clark Morgan Drew Velasco Thomas Williams PJ Martinez

Tesoro Arroyo Sunny Hills North Torrance South Hills Northview

112 Justin Paulsen Alfredo Manzo Anthony Frank Carl Riding Christopher Armendariz Angel GarciaCalvary Chapel/SA Poly/Long Beach Laguna Hills Granite Hills West Covina San Dimas

119 Kevin Dunn Channing Grillo Scott Chene James Quigg Joey Cabanas Caleb FloresRoyal Los Alamitos Irvine Granite Hills Canyon Springs Northview

125 Aaron Navarrete Scott Prentice Ryan Eagleson Jason Carrillo Alex Ramos Bobby ScofieldTemecula Valley Alhambra Rancho Cucamonga Torrance Walnut Dana Hills

130 Alex Smith Shaun Lin Bobby Ziello Brandon McKnight Jeff Marval Shane MichinokTemecula Valley Marina Los Osos Hesperia Canyon Springs Dana Hills

135 Chris Drouin Michael Salcido Kevin Shayegi Joey Sanchez Brandon Helm Larry MedinaChaparral Glenn Irvine Canyon Arlington Northview

140 Cort Trejo Ian Millan Ben Pelayo Eric Timson Vinny Maraj Shad ManigaultTemecula Valley Rosemead Troy Antelope Valley Yucca Valley Northview

145 Ted Bristol John Alaniz Frank Lucero Isaac Whisner Jared Huntzinger Nick InclanTemecula Valley La Mirada Damien Rim of the World Yucca Valley Northview

152 Nick Knowles Lamar Reed Jacob Sandoval Brett Gurrola Greg Ferrer Angel MolinaCalvary Chapel/SA Crespi Bishop Diego North Torrance Colton Santa Fe

160 Chad Hemerson Ian Thorpe Dylan Sweet Eli McWatters Joshua Rodriguez Dana DillCalvary Chapel/SA Marina Los Osos Sultana Canyon Springs San Clemente

171 Ryan Smith Michael Bleidistel Herman Kucukkoseoglu Kelan Bragg Adam Willson Mark SavalleTemecula Valley Lakewood Ayala Lutheran/Orange Righetti Dana Hills

189 Sal Feliecia Jake Pinkham Fil Checinski Abraham Otrambo Nate Willard Vince McGladeMontclair Edison Glendora Loara Atascadero El Toro

215 Jon Hernandez Geoff Hewitt Wesley Arnstad Zac Sweeney Tim McMihelk Bryan CochranPacifica/Oxnard Santiago/Corona Sonora Sultana Canyon Springs El Rancho

275 Dwayne Darrisaw Rommey Fuga Chip Baker Ryan Hoover David Williams Lenny RomeroTemecula Valley Edison Paramount Hesperia A.B. Miller Santa Fe

2006 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - TOYOTADIVISIONAL INDIVIDUAL WRESTLING CHAMPIONS

INDIVIDUAL TOURNAMENT TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTSPLACE SOUTHERN COASTAL INLAND CENTRAL NORTHERN EASTERN

1 Temecula Valley (316.5) Edison (159.0) Laguna Hills (177.5) Sultana (184.5) West Covina (185.5) Northview (267.5)2 Calvary Chp/SA (180.5) Rosemead (146.0) Dos Pueblos (148.0) North Torrance (157.0) Canyon Springs (166.5) Santa Fe (176.0)3 Santa Ana (127.0) Esperanza (131.5) Irvine (119.5) Loara (153.0) Yucca Valley (154.5) Cajon (160.5)4 Chaparral (119.5) Glenn (117.5) Buena Park (108.0) Hesperia (152.5) South Hills (153.0) St. John Bosco (146.0)5 Pacifica/Ox (112.0) Marina (115.0) Chino Hills (105.5) Peninsula (118.5) Atascadero (140.0) Dana Hills (135.5)

NORTHVIEW FINISHES FIFTH AT STATE WRESTLING

Claiming their first title in school history, Buchanan High Schoolof Clovis (CS) racked-up 134.0 points. Poway of the San DiegoSection took second with 126.5. Northview finished fifth in thisyears tournament as the highest ranking team from the SouthernSection. It was the Vikings first Top-5 finish in the state tournament.The Southern Section had two individual champions. ShadManigault from Northview claimed the title in the 140-poundcategory and Sione Fua from Crespi at 275 pounds. Southern

Section schools also had 28 other wrestlers place in the Top-8 at13 different weights. This was the second year the tournament washeld at Bakersfield’s Rabobank Arena after being held at TheSpanos Center on the campus of the University of the Pacific since1988 (15 years).

DIVISION IFirst Round: Temecula Valley 67, Arroyo 7;Atascadero 36, Dana Hills 31; Esperanza 33, ElModena 29; Laguna Hills 44, Ayala 21; Rosemead40, Irvine 30; Los Alamitos 50, Chino Hills 18;Chaparral 43, El Dorado 18; San Clemente 38,Righetti 22.Quarterfinals: Temecula Valley 55, Atascadero13; Esperanza 58, Laguna Hills 18; Los Alamitos42, Rosemead 34; San Clemente 33, Chaparral 28.Semifinals: Temecula Valley 60, Esperanza 6;San Clemente 35, Los Alamtios 30.Final: Temecula Valley 56, San Clemente 9.

DIVISION IIFirst Round: Northview 63, University 3; BishopAmat 42, La Sierra 27; Sultana 54, A.B. Miller 20;Santa Ana 57, Santa Monica 12; Hesperia 66,Orange 6; St. John Bosco 45, Covina 22; Tesoro48, Arlington 20; North Torrance 67, RedlandsEast Valley 7.Quarterfinals: Northview 48, Bishop Amat 24;Sultana 33, Santa Ana 27; St. John Bosco 40,Hesperia 23; North Torrance 40, Tesoro 21.Semifinals: Northview 43, Sultana 14; NorthTorrance 42, St. John Bosco 21.Final: Northview 47, North Torrance 17.

DIVISION IIIFirst Round: Yucca Valley 50, Sonora 18;Santiago/Corona 44, Oxnard 23; Dos Pueblos 58,Lutheran/Orange 18; Lakewood 41, Palm Springs20; Centennial/Corona 45, Millikan 18; Pacficia/Oxnard 35, La Quinta/La Quinta 25; Buena Park38, San Jacinto 35; Loara 46, Ventura 27.Quarterfinals: Santiago/Corona 35, YuccaValley 29; Dos Pueblos 39, Lakewood 29; Paci-fica/Oxnard 37, Centennial/Corona 28; Loara 60,Buena Park 16.Semifinals: Santiago/Corona 39, Dos Pueblos34; Loara 33, Pacifica/Oxnard 30.Final: Loara 32, Santiago/Corona 30.

2006 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION - TOYOTATEAM DUAL-MEET WRESTLING PLAYOFF RESULTS

2006 CIF SOUTHERNSECTION-TOYOTA

WRESTLINGCHAMPIONS

DIVISION ITemecula Valley

DIVISION IINorthview

DIVISION IIILoara

DIVISION IVWest Covina

DIVISION VRoyal

DIVISION VIElsinore

DIVISION IVFirst Round: Santa Fe 57, Peninsula 9; Glenn45, Rancho Cucamonga 21; Montclair 49, Downey21; South Hills 45, Alhambra 27; Warren 29,Upland 28; El Rancho 47, West Torrance 31; DonLugo 39, La Mirada 36; West Covina 58, Schurr13.Quarterfinals: Santa Fe 36, Glenn 23; SouthHills 42, Montclair 25; Warren 43, El Rancho 23;West Covina 49, Don Lugo.Semifinals: Santa Fe 46, South Hills 16; WestCovina 33, Warren 22.Final: West Covina 30, Santa Fe 21.

DIVISION VFirst Round: Royal 67, Azusa 9; Highland 42,Kaiser 15; Morro Bay 34, Victor Valley 31;Western 41, San Bernardino 31; Antelope Valley39, Nipomo 26; Magnolia 65, Bruuoughs/Ridgecrest 13; Thousand Oaks 52, Sierra Vista15; Cajon 67, Jurupa Valley 6.Quarterfinals: Royal 34, Highland 30; MorroBay 51, Western 24; Antelope Valley 40, Magno-lia 29; Cajon 57, Thousand Oaks 14.Semifinals: Royal 45, Morro Bay 24; AntelopeValley 36, Cajon 35.Final: Royal 44, Antelope Valley 21.

DIVISION VIFirst Round: Elsinore, Bye; Lucerne Valley defAlemany (DQ); Monrovia 65, Santa Paula 12;Santiago/Garden Grove 76, CSDR 6; Perris 39,Crespi 36; Garden Grove 69, Hamilton 9; LaCanada 66, Fillmore 12; Hemet 70, Aquinas 12.Quarterfinals: Elsinore 61, Lucerne Valley 7;Santiago/Garden Grove 35, Monrovia 28; Gar-den Grove 40, Perris 33; Hemet 36, La Canada 33.Semifinals: Elsinore 29, Santiago/Corona 26;Hemet 41, Garden Grove 33.Final: Elsinore 37, Hemet 22.


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schedules. This will be an action item at theMarch 9, 2006, meeting of the CIF-SS Council.9. COMMISSIONER'S REPORT - Jim Staunton,Commissioner, reported on newly named league,Rules 214, 302 and the 2006 State Football Bowlgames. Rob Wigod, Assistant Commissioner,reported on the status of the new wrestingweight management program. Paul Castillo,Assistant Commissioner, asked leagues toreview league constitution language regardingtrack and field entries meeting the CIF-SSstandards.10. TREASURER'S REPORT - Susana Arce,Treasurer, reported on 2004-05 audit, t-shirtincome and the status of the fall budget.There being no further business to come beforethe Council the meeting was adjourned at 10:10a.m.

Submitted ByKAREN HELLYERASSISTANT COMMISSIONER

Approved ByJAMES STAUNTON, Ed.D.COMMISSIONER OF ATHLETICS

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Now we face a new challenge. Parents,dissatisfied with our decisions, areapproaching legislators in an effort to gaintheir way. Many have credible stories; on thesurface. A listener may wonder why CIFrules are punitive and seek to make animmediate change. After all, it’s just highschool sports isn’t it? Why can’t kids playwherever they want? Rather than spend ourtime fighting laws and answering questions,we need to spend time educating.

CIF must make an effort to work withlegislators and tell them the wonderfulservices we provide to all of our athletes:Pursuing Victory with Honor, Coaches’training, self-expression, school pride,positive alternatives to violence and drugs

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