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VOL. 70, NO. 1 FALL 2007

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CIF-SS BULLETIN

CIF-SS BULLETIN -- Fall 2007

WelcomeBack

PRESIDENT'SMESSAGE

By Earl Haugen, PresidentCIF-SS Executive Committee

California Interscholastic FederationSouthern Section

10932 Pine StreetLos Alamitos, CA 90720

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OFFICERSEarl Haugen, Director of Pupil Services

Downey USD, President

Sr. Cheryl Milner, PrincipalBellarmine-Jefferson High School, President-Elect

Dr. John Dahlem, PrincipalPast-President

William Dabbs, PrincipalPacifica/Oxnard High School

Treasurer

James Staunton, Ed.D., Commissioner of Athletics

BULLETIN EDITORThom Simmons, Sports Information Director

EDITORIAL ASSISTANTSharon Hodge, CIF-SS Administrative Assistant

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

(See COUNCIL MINUTES page 22)

CIF-SS COUNCIL MEETING MINUTESApril 26, 2007

The April meeting of the CIF Southern SectionCouncil was called to order by President EarlHaugen at 9:02 a.m. at the Grand in LongBeach, CA. All leagues were present with theexception of Arrowhead, Express, Harbor,Mulholland, San Joaquin, Warrior, Westside, At-Large Lisa Busch, At-Large Kristine Kulow, At-Large Christina Rivera and At-Large DebbieTate.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 March 8, 2007.3. SPECIAL PRESENTATION - Earl Haugen,President and Jim Staunton, Commissionerintroduced those receiving the DistinguishedService, Hall of Fame and State CIF Distin-guished Service Awards.

Hall of Fame -A. Daly Aldrich - Mira Costa High SchoolB. Dr. John Dahlem - Past President CIF-SS,

Anaheim Union High School DistrictC. Bill Boswell - Huntington Beach Union High

School DistrictD. Joe Vaughn - Buena High SchoolDistinguished Service -A. Merlin Driggs - Bellflower High SchoolB. Kelly Johnson - Peninsula High SchoolC. Dr. Wayne Isugawa - Physian, Anaheim

Union High School DistrictD. Dr. Carol Osbrink - Huntington Beach

Union High School DistrictState CIF Distinguished Service -A. Dr. Ken Gunn - Walnut High School, Past

President State CIF, Past President CIF-SS4. PUBLIC HEARING - Nancy Sheinbein, co-president of US Lacrosse, Los AngelesChapter; Robert Almy, GLAOLA and WoodyJossyln, GLOLA spoke in regards to officials’fees for lacrosse. They also requested anadditional adjustment in the fee structure inaddition to the overall officials fees package.5. CIF STATE FEDERATED COUNCIL MAYACTION ITEMS – Earl Haugen, President, andSister Cheryl Milner, President-Elect, presentedthe following items which will be action itemson the May State Federated Council Agenda:

A. Bylaw 200 Revision: CIF Philosophy onStudent Eligibility for Interscholastic AthleticCompetition - vote to support

B. Rule 206 Revision: Transfer Eligibility -vote to support

C. Rule 208 Revision: Hardship Waivers -vote to support

D. Appeals Process Revision for HarshipWavier - vote to support

E. Bylaw 1605: Basketball Coaches Box -vote to support

Welcome back for the 2007/08 SchoolYear. I’m sorry this is late in coming but it’sbeen a fast and exciting year already.

The new transfer eligibility rule seems tobe working. Transfer application numbersare about the same but appeal hearingsare markedly lower so far. Thanks to all ofyou for embracing this new statewide policyand getting the word out. The State Execu-tive Director, Marie Ishida, and the StateExecutive Committee and the FederatedCouncil all did our duty in implementingthis rule. Time will tell.

A tremendous thank you to all who stepped-up during the recent fire problems andtrajedies. Even though many games hadto be cancelled, postponed, or re-sched-uled, I didn’t hear any complaining. I onlyheard positive statements about so manyfor addressing all the issues and puttingsafety first to make everything work out. Adeep, heartfelt concern and thanks to youall.

As we head into playoffs and champion-ships and last place finishes, please al-ways remember what this means. Every-one is a winner for competing and tryingtheir best, with class and dignity to com-pete.

Have a great rest of the school year andbest to you all.

COMMISSIONER'SCORNER

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By James Staunton, Ed.D.CIF-SS Commissioner of Athletics

See COMMISSIONER page 23.


MARKETING UPDATETHANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT

Toyota Banner Requirement At All Home Games

Our partnership with the Southern CaliforniaToyota Dealers Association is just beginninga third 3-year agreement during which timethey will have invested over $1.5 million inour student-athletes. The support of these60 dealers in unprecedented for our sectionand will have saved every member school$3,000.

WE NEED YOUR ASSISTANCE! Our agreement calls for our member schools to displaya Toyota Championships banner at all your home football games and then in yourgymnasium for the rest of the year. Quite frankly, we could do better in this one area. We are asking each school to help our entire Section save money by prominentlydisplaying this one banner at your football games and then moving the banner to the gymfor the rest of the school year. Of course, if you have additional banners we would greatlyappreciate your displaying those at other sites (like the baseball field or pool as someschools have done). That’s it… and then we are continue to save thousands of dollarseach year.

Should you no longer have any of the banners we have provided each of the last six years,please contact our office and we will get you another banner. Thanks in advance for yoursupport.

Sport Chalet continues for three more years

We are pleased to announce that long timepartner Sport Chalet, the Official SportingGoods of the CIF Southern Section, hasrenewed their support for another three yearsthrough June 2010. Sport Chalet is themajor sporting goods provider in SouthernCalifornia with more than 25 stores in theSouthern Section. Along with being theirincredible 10% discount offer on all playoff ticket backs, Sport Chalet has the largestregional Team Sales division in our area. They also guarantee over-night delivery of the‘Official CIF-SS Playoff Ball’ should you ever find yourself short of the correct ball rightbefore playoffs. Sport Chalet Team Sales can be reached at 818-781-4000. Thanks toSport Chalet for the continued support of the Southern Section and feel free to give theman opportunity to earn your business.

New Web Site for CIF-SS this October

Watch for our new web site to be launched around October 1st. The new site will be muchexpanded to include a complete Administrative site plus user friendly links to all thenewspapers covering high school athletics as well as our complete TV and web castlistings. Last year, the www.cifss.org web site had over 1.7 million unique viewers make18 million web page views. Hopefully, you will find the new site more friendly and usefulthis year.

Visitors to the CIF office will notice somenice changes this year. We have added toour staff and replaced long time assistantcommissioner, Karen Hellyer.

We are proud to introduce Kristine Palle asKaren’s replacement. Kristine is a formerathletic director and aquatics coach. Wewere able to coax her out of the pool longenough to assign her to eligibility, foreignexchange, soccer (girls), swimming anddiving and water polo. Scott Raftery joinsus as a new commissioner who will focuson hardships, state appeal hearings,soccer (boys), softball and volleyball. Scottis a former softball coach and athleticdirector. Supporting Kristine is BrendaBomgaars. Replacing Brenda atreceptionist is Jackie Pantuso.

We are determined to offer service to ourschools, to give a quick response toqueries and authoritative interpretationsof the Bylaws. As a value added to ourschools, we will repeat our One DayCoaches’ Trainings during the year aswell as a new parent presentation.

Rob Wigod and I have worked together tocreate a Parent Presentation. Central toour efforts to promote Pursuing Victorywith Honor are our parents and fans. Often,our student athletes exhibit poor behaviorthat is ignored by parents, or in somecases, applauded. Our effort is to workwith parent communities to cultivate goodsportsmanship and supportive boosters.We want our athletic directors and coachesto be supported by their parents. We havefield tested the presentation and will offerto come to our schools to assist them increating a positive climate.

This new school year shapes up to be agreat one. We will see exciting action onour fields. Our schools will receiveupwards of $30,000 in television revenue(something we didn’t have before this year).We need your help to keep this supportcoming. You will all receive a Toyota banner.


HISTORY OF THE CALIFORNIA INTERSCHOLASTIC FEDERATION SOUTHERN SECTION

32nd historical “tidbit.”

TRACK AND FIELD - THE FOOTBALL THROW1932 – 1938

JOHN RAITT – FULLERTON HIGH SCHOOLSTATE RECORD HOLDER - 1935 - 220’

The CIFSS and the State CIF had always been concerned about the liability of the discuss and javelin throw events in the State TrackMeet. As a result, in 1932 the football throw became an exhibition event to replace the javelin and discuss events. The football throwbecame a regular event in 1933 and was discontinued in 1938. Javelin rules applied and the football had to have intercollegiatespecifications. In addition, “nothing could be used on the hands of the contestants which would in any way interfere with others whowished to use the ball” (State Federated Council Minutes, May 25, 1935). John Raitt, Fullerton High School, lead the Indians to a StateChampionship in the meet held at Fresno State College. Raitt won the shot put with a throw of 55’ ¼” and set the all time state recordin the football throw with a toss of 220’ (almost 70 yards). He received a scholarship from USC but decided to attend Redlands. JohnEmmett Raitt later became a star of the musical theatre and stage. He has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and is best knownfor his stage roles in the musicals Carousel, Oklahoma!, and The Pajama Game. He set the standard of handsome and strong-voicedleading men during the golden age of Broadway musicals. He stared in the 1957 movie version of The Pajama Game with Doris Dayand sang along side Mary Martin in Annie Get Your Gun. He is in the Fullerton High School Hall of Fame. He is the father of the famouscountry singer Bonnie Raitt. His grandson, Bay Raitt, is the creator of Gollum’s face for the Lord of the Rings film triology.

CIFSS TO HONOR COACHING LEGENDS

The CIFSS Hall of Fame was created in 1984 to honor the people who have contributed to the strength of the organization. In 2005,the Blue Book criteria for the Hall of Fame and Distinguished Service Awards were changed to clarify the difference between the twoawards. The Service Award now stands for “contributions” to the CIFSS, while the Hall of Fame honors those individuals for their“accomplishments.” In looking back at the history of the CIFSS it became clear that many coaching legends were not in the Hall of Fameand need to be so recognized. Similar to baseball’s Hall of Fame “Veterans Committee” template, the CIFSS will begin to honor thoseindividuals who, based on their exemplary coaching status, belong in the Hall of Fame. Examples include coaching legends ClareVan Hoorebeke (football-Anaheim High School), Bill Armstrong (basketball-Compton High School), Glenn Bassett (tennis-SantaMonica High School), Urho Saari (water polo-El Segundo High School), Frank Crosby (wrestling-San Diego High School) and manyother deserving candidates. These names will be forwarded to the Hall of Fame Committee for their consideration.The key to any honor is that someone…like YOU, takes the time and effort to nominate a deserving candidate. The Blue Book coversthe necessary criteria, dates and simple forms are available on the CIFSS website (www.cifss.org). Please honor those great coachinglegends for their coaching accomplishments and impact on the student/athletics of the CIFSS.

Glenn Bassett as a tennis star at UCLA (front row 6th from left) prior to taking over the coaching duties at Samohi.

MEET YOUR AREA REPRESENTATIVE TO THECIF SOUTHERN SECTION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Reginald Thompkins, PrincipalEisenhower High School

CITRUS BELT AREACitrus Belt, De Anza, Desert Sky,Inland Valley, Ivy, Mojave River,

Mountain Pass, Mountain View, San Andreas,Southwestern, Sunbelt, Sunkist

Jim Monico, PrincipalParamount High School

FOOTHILL AREAAlmont, Del Rio, Foothill, Golden,

Mission Valley, Pacific, Rio Hondo,San Gabriel Valley, Suburban

Guy Roubian, PrincipalUpland High School

MT. SAN ANTONIO AREABaseline, Miramonte, Montview,

Mt. Baldy, San Antonio, Sierra, Valle Vista

Mark Rose, Athletic DirectorPaso Robles High School

NORTHERN AREAChannel, Coast Valley, Condor,Frontier, Los Padres, Marmonte,PAC 7, Pacific View, Tri-Valley

Jerry Halpin, PrincipalBrea Olinda High School

ORANGE COUNTY AREACentury, Empire, Freeway,

Garden Grove, Golden West, Orange,Orange Coast, Pacific Coast, Sea View,

South Coast, Sunset, Trinity

Steve Miller, Assistant PrincipalBishop Montgomery High School

PAROCHIAL AREACamino Real, Del Rey, Horizon,

Mission, Santa Cruz, Santa Fe, Sunshine

Chris Bowles, PrincipalPalos Verdes High School

COAST AREABay, Moore,

Ocean, Pioneer

Larry Satterfield, Athletic DirectorMojave High School

DESERT AREADesert Mountain, Desert Valley,

Hi-Lo, High Desert


Barrett Luketic, PrincipalVillage Christian High School

SMALL SCHOOLS AREAAcademy, Agape, Alpha, Arrowhead,Big Sky, Christian, Delphic, Express,

Freedom, Harbor, Heritage, International,Liberty, Majestic, Mulholland,

Olympic, Omega, Prep, San Joaquin,Victory, Warrior, Westside


SYNOPSIS OF CHANGES TO 2007-2008 BLUE BOOKThe following is designed for the benefit and convenience of athletic administrators and coaches in an effort to provide a capsulesummary of the changes in the State CIF and Southern Section Constitution and Bylaws. These changes have been enacted by theState CIF Federated Council and the Southern Section Council throughout the course of the 2006-2007 school year.

C.I.F. STATE REVISIONS

Rule 22B.12: Revised Conditions of MembershipRule 104: Revised numbers for Weighted Voting200 Series: Eligibility Requirements (Completely revised and renumbered)Rule 200: CIF Philosophy on Student Eligibility for Interscholastic Competition (NEW)Rule 201: Standards of Eligibility (NEW)Rule 206: Residential Eligibility (Revised)Rule 207: Transfer Eligibility (Revised)Rule 209.A.(3)c: CIF-Approved Foreign Exchange Programs (Formerly Rule 212.A.(3)c)Rule 211: Physical Assault (Formerly Rule 522)Rule 213: CIF Amateur Standing Rule (Formerly Rules 400 and 401)300 Series: School Regulations (Completely renumbered)Rule 300: General Provisions (Formerly Rule 200)Rule 303: Multi-School Teams (Revised and renumbered, formerly Rule 302)Rule 510: Undue Influence (Rule and Form revised)Rule 522: Equity (Formerly Rule 523)Rule 523: Steroid Prohibition (Formerly Rule 524)Rule 602: Olympic Development Programs (Revised)Rule 1100: CIF Student Eligibility Appeals Procedures (Revised)Rule 1101: State Review Procedure of Section Appeal Panel Decisions (Revised)Rule 1107: Executive Director’s Authority to Interpret (Revised)Rule 1605: Basketball Coaches” Box (Revised)Rule 2401: SoCal Regional Soccer Championships Adopted (NEW)Appendix: Number of Entries Per Weight Class for State Wrestling ChampionshipsIncreased (38 to 40)Appendix: CIF SoCal Regional Soccer Championships (NEW)

C.I.F. SOUTHERN SECTION REVISIONS

Rule 144: Revised playoff revenue splitRule 1222.1: Inclement Weather - Changed 12:00 Noon to 1:00 p.m.Rule 2500.1: Softball Mercy Rule - Added and/or lower level gamesSupplemental Information: Added an Official’s Code of Ethics


PLUNKETT, STEINBACH HEAD2007 HALL OF FAME CLASS RULE

REVIEW

NewBlue Book

Rules

By Kristine PalleCIF-SS Assistant Commissioner

On behalf of the CIF-SS office, welcome tothe 2007-2008 school year. As you mayknow, after 26 years of devoted service to,Karen Hellyer, Assistant Commissioner,retired. It is with great enthusiasm I join theoffice staff and look forward to serving theathletic community. I can only dream toserve a term as successful as that ofKaren Hellyer. To earn the respect andreverence she had is an enormouschallenge I truly look forward to.

Along with the change in season comesthe revision of the Blue Book. There are afew changes to be aware of in thenumbering sequences which have seensome revision. The 200 Series (EligibilitySection) would be a great place to start innoting those changes. Contained withinyour Fall Packet is the “Synopsis ofChanges to the 2007-2008 Blue Book”.Please review that memorandum carefullyas notations are made to highlight specificrule changes for the year.

The new “freshman transfer rule” takingeffect July 1, 2007 is one of the statewiderevisions to be aware of. In the past, withouta valid change of residence, generally anathlete was guaranteed “restrictedeligibility”. The new transfer rule makesthe provision that all 9th grade studentstransferring for the first time “prior to thefirst day of the student’s third consecutivesemester (typically the first semester ofthe sophomore year) of attendance sincethe initial enrollment” will have unrestrictedeligibility. Situations that could adverselyeffect this students’ unrestricted eligibilityare (but aren’t limited to) pre-enrollmentcontact, a move due to disciplinary action,or academic ineligibility at the previousschool. This is definitely one you will wantto familiarize yourself with, as I’m sureyou’ll see these transfer situations passingthrough. Schools will still need to fill out thenew Transfer Form (207) and the Pre-Enrollment Contact Affidavit (510) for thesefreshmen transfers. Please make surethat all transfer paperwork is on the 2007-

See RULE REVIEW page 23.

Jim Plunkett, a three-sport star at JamesLick High School in San Jose, California,in the 1960s prior to leading the Oakland/Los Angeles Raiders to two Super Bowlvictories, and Terry Steinbach, the top highschool baseball player in Minnesota in1980 who enjoyed a highly successful 14-year professional career with the OaklandA’s and Minnesota Twins, headline the2007 class of the National High SchoolHall of Fame.

Plunkett and Steinbach are among 12individuals who will be inducted in theNational Federation of State High SchoolAssociations (NFHS) National High SchoolHall of Fame July 4 at the Desert SpringsMarriott Hotel in Palm Desert, California.The Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony willbe the closing event of the 88th NFHSAnnual Summer Meeting.

Other former high school athletes selectedfor the 2007 class are Clyde Duncan, atrack and field standout at Des Moines(Iowa) North High School in the early 1960swho is currently the track and field coach atTexas Southern University in Houston; JimJohnson, the most prolific scorer in highschool ice hockey from Cranbrook HighSchool in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan; andCharlie Wedemeyer, considered one ofthe greatest athletes in Hawaii history afterexcelling in football, baseball andbasketball at Punahou High School inHonolulu in the 1960s.

Rick Insell, who won 10 state girlsbasketball titles at Shelbyville Central HighSchool in 28 years and now is the women’sbasketball coach at Middle TennesseeState University, is one of four coachesselected for the 2007 class. Other coachesare John Bagonzi, who won seven state

baseball championships and five statebasketball titles at Woodsville (NewHampshire) High School; Lewis Benitz,wrestling coach at Lincoln High School inWisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin, who haswon 17 state championships; and JoanWells, who won 15 state championshipsas volleyball coach at Lawrence (Kansas)High School.

Two contest officials were selected for thisyear’s class: Jane Hansen, field hockeyand lacrosse official from New Jersey, andSam Short, a veteran football andbasketball official from Alabama. The finalmember of the 2007 class is Tim Stevens,a long-time high school sportswriter forthe Raleigh News and Observer in NorthCarolina.

The National High School Hall of Famewas started in 1982 by the NFHS to honorhigh school athletes, coaches, contestofficials, administrators, fine arts coaches/directors and others for their extraordinaryachievements and accomplishments inhigh school sports and activity programs.This year’s class increases the number inthe Hall of Fame to 338, and this year’sevent will be the 25th induction ceremony.

The 12 individuals were chosen after atwo-level selection process involving ascreening committee composed of activehigh school state associationadministrators, coaches and officials, anda final selection committee composed ofcoaches, former athletes, stateassociation officials, mediarepresentatives and educational leaders.Nominations were made through NFHSmember associations.Courtesy of Bruce Howard, NFHS Directorof Publications and Communications


CIF Southern SectionPublication Order Form

Quantity Sport In-Person Mail TotalBADMINTON

__________ Rule Book $7.00 $9.00 __________BASEBALL

__________ *Rule Book $7.00 $9.00 ____________________ *Case Book $7.00 $9.00 ____________________ *Officials Manual $7.00 $9.00 ____________________ *Illustrated $8.00 $11.00 ____________________ *Rules by Topic $8.00 $11.00 __________

BASKETBALL__________ *Rule Book $7.00 $9.00 ____________________ *Case Book $7.00 $9.00 ____________________ *Officials Manual $7.00 $9.00 ____________________ *Handbook $7.00 $9.00 ____________________ *Illustrated $8.00 $11.00 ____________________ *Rules by Topic $8.00 $11.00 __________

FIELD HOCKEY__________ *Rule Book $7.00 $9.00 __________

FOOTBALL__________ *Rule Book $7.00 $9.00 ____________________ *Case Book $7.00 $9.00 ____________________ *Officials Manual $7.00 $9.00 ____________________ *Handbook $7.00 $9.00 ____________________ *Illustrated $8.00 $11.00 ____________________ *Rule by Topic $8.00 $11.00 __________

GOLF__________ *Rule Book $7.00 $9.00 __________

GIRLS GYMNASTICS__________ *Rule Book $7.00 $9.00 __________

BOYS LACROSSE__________ *Rule Book $7.00 $9.00 __________

GIRLS LACROSSE__________ *Rule Book $7.00 $9.00 __________

SOCCER__________ *Rule Book $7.00 $9.00 __________

SOFTBALL__________ *Rule Book $7.00 $9.00 ____________________ *Case Book $7.00 $9.00 ____________________ *Officials Manual $7.00 $9.00 __________

SWIM/WATER POLO__________ *Rule Book $7.00 $9.00 __________

TENNIS__________ *Rules/Code of Ethics $7.00 $9.00 __________

TRACK & FIELD__________ *Rule Book $7.00 $9.00 ____________________ *Case Book $7.00 $9.00 __________

VOLLEYBALL__________ *Rule Book $7.00 $9.00 ____________________ *Case Book/Officials Manual $7.00 $9.00 __________

WRESTLING__________ *Rule Book $7.00 $9.00 ____________________ *Case Book/Officials Manual $7.00 $9.00 __________

MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS__________ Blue Book w Disk $22.00 $26.00 ____________________ Directory of Member Schools $15.00 $18.00 ____________________ Football Master Schedule $15.00 $18.00 ____________________ Boys Basketball Schedule $15.00 $18.00 ____________________ Girls Basketball Schedule $15.00 $18.00 ____________________ Baseball Master Schedule $15.00 $18.00 ____________________ Press Guide & Record Book $25.00 $25.00 Online Only__________ Sports Programs (each) $ 5.00 $ 8.00 ____________________ *Courts & Diagrams Book $20.00 $23.00 __________

*Sales Tax (7.75%) __________Total Amount Enclosed $__________

All prices include postage and handling.

Name_______________________________________ Return to:Address_____________________________________ Publication OrderCity_________________________________________ CIF-SS, 10932 Pine StreetZip_________________________________________ Los Alamitos, CA 90720

Payand

Performance

OFFICIALS'WHISTLE

By Bill AgopianCIF-SS Officials Liaison

The Executive Committee’s approval of athree year agreement with officials groupsrepresents the largest increase in sectionhistory. Officials will receive a $12 feeincrease over the next three years, beginningwith the 2007-08 school year.

The Southern Section remains a leaderat or near the top percentile statewide in payper sport for officials.

The agreement was reached after inputfrom officials representation to the officialsfees committee, chaired by Ralph Trigstedof Sunny Hills High School.

One common theme of many officialswho presented to the Committee as that “itis not just about the money.” To that end,numerous non-monetary issues wereaddressed and can be found in the 2007-08 CIF Southern Section Blue Book,including:

• Recommended schoolresponsibilities related to the gameofficials.

• Providing for the game officials.• New player conduct language

(amendment 2/5/2007)Fostering a positive relation with game

officials is good public relations andenhances the statue of your school anddistrict.

The Southern Section has expanded itswebsite (www.cifss.org) to includeadditional recruitment and unit informationregarding officials.

Officials will for the first time, starting thisschool year, be required to sign a CIFofficials’ Code of Ethics. Like athletes andcoaches who now sign such agreements,officials will agree to the guidelines thatinclude:

• Being punctual and professional• Be aware of emergency situation• Uphold the honor and dignity of their

profession• Master rules of the game• Be prepared both physically and

mentally for all contests.The 2007-08 school year offers officials,

schools, players, and supporters theopportunity to continue a positive workingrelationship.


MINUTES OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETINGAPRIL 24, 2007

This meeting of the CIF Southern Section ExecutiveCommittee was called to order at 1:06 p.m. byPresident Earl Haugen in the Hall of FameConference Room of Angel Stadium. All memberswere present with the exception of Chris Bowles,Jerry Halpin, Sue Rainey, Gary Smidderks, BillThomason and Reggie Thompkins.1. OPENING BUSINESS

E. Adopt Agenda – It was moved, secondedand approved to adopt the agenda with theexception of moving item 5.A.1 to the first item ofbusiness.

F. Approval of Minutes – Minutes of theJanuary 26, 2007 Executive Committee Meeting– It was moved to approve, seconded andapproved.5. NEW BUSINESS

A. Consideration of membership status for the2007-2008 school year:

1. Firebaugh High School – After discussion,it was moved to approve membership on aprobationary status and that the CIF office staffresolve the issue of a Bona Fide Change ofResidence beyond the ninth grade and choice toFirebaugh. It was seconded and approved.3. ACTION ITEMS

A. State Federated Council Action Items1. Bylaw 200 Revision: CIF Philosophy on

Student Eligibility for Interscholastic AthleticCompetition – After discussion it was move tosupport, seconded and approved.

2. Bylaw 206 (214) Revision: Transfer Eligibility– After discussion, it was moved to supportBylaw 206 and 207, seconded and approved.

3. Bylaw 208 (215) Revision: HardshipWaivers – After discussion it was moved tosupport Bylaw 208, seconded and approved.

4. Appeals Process – After discussion, it wasmoved to support the Appeals Process, secondedand approved.

5. Bylaw 1605 – This item was previouslyapproved to support.

6 – 13. After discussion it was moved topresent these items as a consent calendar at theApril 26, 2007 Council meeting. It was secondedand approved. It was also moved to supportthese items, seconded and approved.

14. Bylaw 3100 Amendments: Wrestling WeightManagement – After discussion, it was movedto support Bylaw 3100, seconded and approved.

15. Extension of Two-Year Pilot for CIF GirlsRegional Wrestling Tournaments – Afterdiscussion, it was moved to support, secondedand approved.

B. Southern Section Action Items1. Proposal from Baseball Committee – After

discussion, it was moved to support, secondedand not approved. After further discussion, itwas moved to not support, seconded and notapproved. After further discussion, it wasmoved to take no position, seconded andapproved with two no votes.

2. Proposal from Swimming AdvisoryCommittee – After discussion it was moved toapprove, seconded and approved by a vote of7 to 6.

3. Proposals from Blue Book Committeea. Official Fees/Relations Committee, Rule

1221.1 – After discussion, it was moved tosupport, seconded and approved.

b. Softball, Rule 2500.1 – After discussion, itwas moved to support, seconded and approved.

c. Volleyball, Rule 2917 – After discussion, itwas moved to not support, seconded andapproved to not support.

d. Proposal from Officials Fees Committee –After discussion, it was moved to support,seconded and approved.4. NON-ACTION ITEMS

A. State Federated Council Non-Action ItemsThe following items were discussed by the

committee:1. Bylaw 3102 Deletion: Wrestling2. Proposal to Continue CIF State Football

Championship Bowl GamesB. Southern Section Non-Action ItemsThe following items were discussed by the

committee:1. Revised Proposal I from Mountain View

League to amend Summer Dead Period2. Revised Proposal II from Mountain View

League to amend Summer Dead Period3. Proposal from Golf Advisory Committee

5. NEW BUSINESSA. Consideration of the following schools for

membership status for the 2007-2008 schoolyear:

1. This item was discussed at the beginningof the meeting.

2. Heritage High School – After discussion, itwas moved to approve this application for fullmembership, seconded and approved.

3. High Desert Academy – After discussion,this item was postponed until the May 23,2007Executive Committee Meeting.

4. Tahquitz High School – After discussion, itwas moved to approve this application pendingapproval by the Southern Section office for fullmembership, seconded and approved.

B. Proposal to Institute a Dress Code forWrestling Coaches – This item was discussed bythe committee.6. OLD BUSINESS

A. Nominees for Executive Committee, 2007-2008 – This item was added for informationpurposes.7. REPORT SESSION

A. President’s Report – Earl Haugencommended staff members for the outstandingwinter sports finals. He discussed his concernsabout the State Basketball finals being played inboth the north and south. He commended JohnDahlem for his CIF history reports and Jim Stauntonfor the hiring of a replacement for Karen Hellyer.Kristine Palle is replacing Karen as an assistantcommissioner.

B. Treasurer’s Report – Bill Dabbs read thetreasurer’s report.

C. Commissioner’s Report – Jim Stauntonreported he attended the CSADA conference. Ifwe are able to add a new assistant commissionerposition, he would like to create a parent programwhere staff members will go to school and talkthem about parenting the student athlete and tocome with a model program for schools. He willmeet with Michael Josephson of the JosephsonInstitute of Ethics to discuss ideas.

D. Executive Committee Member ReportsSr. Cheryl Milner distributed the survey on the

Commissioner’s goals and asked to have itreturned to her by May 9, 2007. She alsoattended the National Conference for CatholicSchool Administrators and one discussioncentered around athletics and ethics.

Barrett Luketic – His school participated in thegirls basketball finals and commended the staff.Also thanked Paul Castillo, Jim Staunton and JohnCostello for meeting with the small schoolsrepresentatives and coordinators at the lastCouncil meeting.

Janet Berardi – She attended the CSADAconference and reported many athletic directorsappreciate the staff who support them.

Thom Simmons – Invited the committee toparticipate in the Champions for Character GolfTournament on June 25, 2007 at Rancho SanJoaquin Golf Course in Irvine.

Mark Rose – Remarked on the success of thebreak out sessions at the last Council meeting.He also stated the Northern Area Athletic Directorsare creating an association.

Terry Speir – The Ethics in Sports Committeeis going forward with the Champions forCharacter Luncheon on October 11, 2007. Sheasked for nominations to be sent to the office foradministrators and coaches. She also stated theEthics in Sports Committee recommended whena student is ejected from a game, they must havea conference with the principal.

Guy Roubian – Stated the break out sessionsat the Council meeting were very effective andrecommended they be done every year duringthe first Council meeting.

Stan Ford – Stated Rob Wigod came to hisschool and conducted a Pursuing Victory withHonor Training and also a parent training. Hisschool also adopted the Pursuing Victory withHonor logo with his school name on it.

John Dahlem presented a history of fansthrough out CIF and also stated there is a CDplaying in the office on CIF History, 1969.

There being no further business to come beforethe Executive Committee, the meeting adjournedat 4:40 p.m.

SUMBITTED BY:PATRICIA SCHMIDTEXECUTIVE SECRETARY

APPROVED BY:JAMES STAUNTON, Ed.D.COMMISSIONER OF ATHLETICS


VIEWPOINT AND MARLBOROUGH CLAIM TITLES INSIXTEENTH ANNUAL COMMISSIONER'S CUP

CIF-SS 2006-2007 COMMISSIONER'S CUP(Sport Abbreviations: BB - Baseball; BD - Badminton; BK - Basketball; CC - Cross Country; FB - Football; G - Golf; S - Soccer; SB - Softball;SD - Swimming/Diving; T - Tennis; TF - Track/Field; VB - Volleyball; WP - Water Polo; W - Wrestling)

BOYS-SPORT HONOREES GIRLS-SPORT HONOREESSCHOOL POINT ACCUMULATION T.P.1. Marlborough 5(T), 5(CC), 5(BK), 5(TF) 20*2. Corona del Mar 3(VB), 5(T), 5(CC), 2(WP), 5(TF) 20*3. Ayala 2(VB), 1(G), 5(CC), 5(BK), 3(WP) 164. Valencia/Placentia 5(VB), 5(T), 2(WP), 2(SD) 145. El Segundo 2(VB), 5(WP), 3(SB) 106. La Serna 2(BK), 2(SB), 5(SD) 97. Poly/Long Beach 5(BK), 3(TF) 8*8. Valley Chr./Cerritos 2(VB), 4(S), 2(TF) 8*9. Santa Barbara 3(VB), 3(T), 2(WP) 8*10. St. Mary's Academy 5(BK), 3(TF) 8*

SCHOOL POINT ACCUMULATION T.P.1. Viewpoint 3(S), 3(BB), 5(T), 5(VB) 162. Oaks Christian 5 (FB), 5(SD), 5(VB) 15*3. Loyola 4(S), 3(TF), 5(BB), 3(SD) 15*4. Santa Barbara 5 (WP), 2(T), 3(VB), 3(G) 13*5. La Canada 3(WP), 3(BK), 2(S), 5(SD) 13*6. Corona del Mar 1 (CC), 5(BK), 5(VB) 11*7. Royal 2(WP), 5(CC), 2(W), 2(G) 11*8. Santa Margarita 2(FB), 3(CC), 4(S), 2(TF) 11*9. Norco 5(FB), 3(BK), 2(VB) 10*10. Adolfo Camarillo 2(BK), 3(BB), 5(SD) 10*

*Order of finish determined by tiebreaker system

The CIF Southern Section is pleased to announce the top ten girlsand boys athletic programs in the Sixteenth AnnualCommissioner’s Cup.

On the girl’s side, Marlborough took top honors in a tie-breakerscoring 20 points on the strength of four championships. TheMustangs claimed titles in the sports of tennis, basketball, trackand field and Cross Country. Marlborough claimed ended with thesame number of points as Corona del Mar (who was looking toclaim their fourth-consecutive title) however, the first tie-breaker(school with the most championships during the school year)moved Marlborough up to the top-spot. Corona del Mar scoredtheir points with titles in tennis, cross country and track and field.CDM also claimed a runner-up trophy in volleyball and reached thesemifinals in water polo. Rounding out the top three is Ayala with16 points. The Bulldogs made the top-three with championshipsin cross country and basketball. Ayala added to their total with arunner-up finish in water polo, a semifinal finish in volleyball anda fourth place ending in golf.

On the boy’s side, Viewpoint claimed their first CommissionerCup title with two sports championships and a pair of second-place finishes. The Patriots scored 16 points, winning CIF-SStitles in tennis and volleyball. Viewpoint also had a runner-upfinish in soccer and baseball. Oaks Christian, the 2005-06

champions, finished with 15 points and claimed the second-place spot via another tie-breaker. The Lions won titles in football,swimming and diving and volleyball. Also with 15 points wasperennial cup favorite, Loyola. The Cubs hold a title in baseballand a co-championship in soccer. Loyola also had runner-upfinishes in track and field as well as swimming and diving.

The CIF-SS developed this recognition program based uponcomprehensive excellence in interscholastic competition. Thepurpose of this program is to enhance the spirit of competition,sportsmanship, and goodwill among the student athletes andmember schools.

The winners are determined by a point system that provides: fivepoints for a divisional championship; three points for a divisionalrunner-up finish; two points for advancing to the semifinal roundor a third place finish in a team-place finish sport (i.e. crosscountry, golf, swimming and diving, track and field); and one pointfor a fourth place finish in a team-place finish sport. In caseswhere a tie occurs the top ten schools were determined by severaltie-breaker methods.

“The CIF-SS would like to congratulate these outstanding programsfor their championship performances,” said Dr. Jim Staunton,Commissioner of Athletics. “They all have a lot to be proud ofthrough their accomplishments and those of their entire athleticprograms.”

2007 CIF SOUTHERN SECTIONBOYS TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONS

EVENT DIVISION I DIVISION II DIVISION III DIVISION IV

100 Meters Isaiah Green Bryan Williams Randall Carroll Adam LongLong Beach Poly, 10.48 Valley View, 10.79 Cathedral, 10.58 St. Bernard, 10.53

200 Meters Bryshon Nellum Nevin Guttierez Randall Carroll Adam LongLong Beach Poly, 20.58% J.W. North, 21.57 Cathedral, 21.86 St. Bernard, 21.49

400 Meters Bryshon Nellum Reggie Wyatt Chris Barton Mark WatleyLong Beach Poly, 46.55 J.W. North, 46.87 Notre Dame/SO, 48.09 Crespi, 48.77

800 Meters Ryan Gamboa Cory Primm Ryan Martin David BranchUpland, 1:52.65 Westlake, 1:50.90% Santa Margarita, 1:54.01 Woodcrest Chr., 1:55.09

1600 Meters Hudson Andrews Cory Primm Fawad Khan Chad HallRoyal, 4:11.02 Westlake, 4:14.42 Palos Verdes, 4:14.84 Big Bear, 4:14.00

3200 Meters John Sullivan Josh Linen Brandon Shirck Chad HallTrabuco Hills, 9:11.53 Valencia/P, 9:06.85 Nordhoff, 9:27.47 Big Bear, 9:03.09

110 Meter HH Trevor Habberstad Maurice Shaw Terry Prentice James KennedyCanyon/CC, 13.93 Colony, 14.06 Diamond Ranch, 13.87 Serra, 14.66

300 Meter IH Trevor Habberstad Reggie Wyatt Terry Prentice James KennedyCanyon/CC, 37.74 J.W. North, 36.57% Diamond Ranch, 38.93 Serra, 38.70

400 Meter Relay Long Beach Poly J.W. North Notre Dame/SO Crespi40.71 41.32 42.08 42.58

1600 Meter Relay Long Beach Poly J.W. North Orange Lutheran Crespi3:12,40 3:14.50 3:19.66 3:21.21

High Jump Darryl Drake Jonathan Clark Leland Anderson Harrison SteedSan Gorgonio, 6-08 Loyola, 6-10 Lawndale, 6-06 JSerra, 6-04

Long Jump Taveon Burke Josh Harrison Terry Prentice Gabe MeyersLancaster, 22-11.75 Rio Mesa, 23-07.75 Diamond Ranch, 24-04.75 Chaminade, 22-03.75

Triple Jump Emmanuel Neizer Jonathan Clark Melvin Hakim DaJuan HenryRan. Cucamonga, 48-06.25Loyola, 49-11.00 Diamond Ranch, 45-08.25 Valley Chr/C, 45-07.75

Shot Put Joel Heaton Nigel Davies Joe Canavan Julius JosephAliso Niguel, 60-04.00 Loyola, 54-07.25 Palm Desert, 65-10.50% Serra, 54-05.50

Discus Throw Raul Gonzalez Derek Johnson Blake Ayles Julius JosephAlta Loma, 173-09 Agoura, 196-04 Orange Lutheran, 190-06%Serra, 148-02

Pole Vault Chip Reiter Daniel Turvey Hoku Ho Justin MatoesianChino Hills, 14-04 Dos Pueblos, 14-03 Temple City, 14-06 Crespi, 14-09

%New Divisional RecordFINAL TEAM STANDINGS

PLACE DIVISION I DIVISION II DIVISION III DIVISION IV1 Long Beach Poly - 86 J.W. North - 75 Notre Dame/SO - 68 Serra - 822 Rancho Cucamonga - 56 Loyola - 66 Diamond Ranch - 49 Crespi - 793 Aliso Niguel - 41 Rio Mesa - 42 Santa Margarita - 32 St. Joseph/SM - 37


LONG BEACH POLY TAKES BOYS TITLE AT2007 CIF STATE TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS

Long Beach Poly won the boys title at the 2007 CIF State Track andField Championships, held on June 1 and 2 at Hughes Stadiumon the campus of Sacramento City College. The Lady Jackrabbitsfrom Poly was the highest placing Southern Section girl’s teamwith a 6th place finish. Mt. Pleasant High School (San Jose) of theCentral Coast Section took the girls’ team title followed by HerculesHigh School from the North Coast Section and Bishop O’Dowd(Oakland) also of the North Coast Section. The Jackrabbits of Polytook the boy’s title by 14 points (46-32) over runner-ups andSouthern Section contenders, J.W. North and RanchoCucamonga.

Diamond Ranch also finished in the top five on the boys side whileEl Toro, Rancho Verde and Simi Valley finished in the Top-10 onthe girls side.

The Poly boy’s team was led by sprinter Bryshon Nellum, whorepeated his success during the 2006 state championships withtitles in the 200 meter (20.45) and 400 meter (47.05) dash. Poly’s4x100 team (40.81) and 4x400 (3:10.92) led by Nellum alsoclaimed first place finishes. Terry Prentice (13.68) in the 110hurdles and in the long jump (23-8.50) also repeated his success

2007 CIF SOUTHERN SECTIONGIRLS TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONS

EVENT DIVISION I DIVISION II DIVISION III DIVISION IV

100 Meters Shelise Williams Shanelle Stephans Dominique Augustus Yasmin WoodruffLong Beach Wilson, 11.73 Dominguez, 11.72 Notre Dame/SO, 12.33 St. Mary's Academy, 11.65

200 Meters Shelise Williams Tiera Hilliard Brianna Atkins Aljah UrserryLong Beach Wilson, 24.03 Mayfair, 24.28 Bonita, 24.14 St. Mary's Academy, 24.71

400 Meters SJasmine Joseph Tiera Hilliard Brianna Atkins Caryle DavisLong Beach Poly, 53.75 Mayfair, 55.96 Bonita, 54.49% Marlborough, 56.01

800 Meters Emily Dunn Anniya Louis Shelby Buckley Kate GraceEsperanza, 2:07.49% Culver City, 2:09.16% Corona del Mar, 2:09.66 Marlborough, 2:14.73

1600 Meters Shannon Murakami Christine Babcock Shelby Buckley Roseanne FlemingSaugus, 4:42.50% Woodbridge, 4:42.42% Corona del Mar, 4:48.69% Oaks Christian, 5:04.10

3200 Meters Shannon Murakami Christine Babcock Sarah Cummings Alex CrawleySaugus, 10:31.24 Woodbridge, 10:15.54% Corona del Mar, 10:45.16 Laguna Beach, 11:22.90

100 Meter HH Natalie Roy Kori Carter Jalisa Williams London FinleyMission Vijeo, 14.12 Claremont, 14.18 Muir, 14.34 St. Mary's Academy, 14.22

300 Meter LH April Pate Kiersten Kirkland Kiani Profit London FinleyCarter, 43.52 J.W. North, 42.96 Muir, 42.35 St. Mary's Acad., 42.36%

400 Meter Relay Long Beach Poly Dominguez Centennial/Compton St. Mary's Academy45.58 47.56 47.80 47.47

1600 Meter Relay Long Beach Poly J.W. North Centennial/Compton St. Mary's Academy3:46.24 3:49.61 3:49.94 3:49.52

High Jump Ashley Smith Jessica Robson Zania Akeh Camilla DencerMillikan, 5-09 Newport Harbor, 5-05 Notre Dame/SO, 5-05 West Valley Chr., 5-05

Long Jump Alycia Herring Eva Mueggenburg Karyn Dunn Ashtynn BaltimoreRancho Verde, 18-08.25 Granite Hills, 18-05.25 Diamond Ranch, 18-08.50 Marlborough, 18-07.75

Triple Jump Madeline LeDuc Shannon Forbes Whitney Liehr Amanda HunterGlendora, 38-02.50 Peninsula, 37-03.75 Palos Verdes, 41-00.50 Marlborough, 40-07.00

Shot Put Stephani Aliimatafitafi Hilary Fraser Renee Hays Teresa LoyaParamount, 42-06.00 El Toro, 44-00.75 Bishop Amat, 39-04.00 39-06.00

Discus Throw Jessica Bonner Hilary Fraser Kayla Kovar Rachel ButlerChaparral, 142-07 El Toro, 154-03 Burroughs/R, 146-00 Calvary Chp/D, 124-00

Pole Vault Katelyn Beighton Allison Stokke Aubree Stark Lauren RadkeLos Alamitos, 11-06 Newport Harbor, 12-00 Oak Park, 11-06 Oaks Christian, 11-00%

%New Divisional RecordFINAL TEAM STANDINGS

PLACE DIVISION I DIVISION II DIVISION III DIVISION IV1 Rancho Verde - 65 J.W. North - 65 Corona del Mar - 80 Marlborough - 1122 Long Beach Poly - 62 Woodbridge - 48 Notre Dame/SO - 52 St. Mary's Academy - 933 Long Beach Wilson - 40 Rio Mesa - 35 Muir - 51 Valley Chr/C - 36


from last year as a double winner for the third-place team fromDiamond Ranch.

Other Southern Section individual winners on the boy’s sideincluded another 2006 champion, Cory Primm from Westlake inthe 800 meter run (1:50.95); Hudson Andrews of Royal in the 1600meter run (4:07.59); Daniel Kirkpatrick from Trabuco Hills (6-11.00) in the high jump; Jonathan Clark of Loyola (49-00.25) in thetriple jump; Joe Canavan from Palm Desert (67-01.50); and DerekJohnson of Agoura in the discus (203-06.00).

On the girl’s side, Poly was led by Jasmine Joseph who won inthe 400 meter dash (53.15).

Other Southern Section highlights on the girl’s side includedoutstanding championship efforts turned in by repeat championChristine Babcock of Woodbridge in the 1600 (4:38.85) andHilary Fraser from El Toro (159-07) in the discus. Rancho Verde’s4x100 team (45.74) claimed the title in their event, as well.


2007 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION-TOYOTA BASEBALL PLAYOFF RESULTS

DIVISION IFirst Round: Lakewood 5, Canyon Springs 3;El Dorado 11, Santiago/Corona 10; Mater Dei 3,Tesoro 0; Hart 2, Newbury Park 1; Canyon/Canyon Country 9, Los Alamitos 8; San Clemente2, Jordan 0; Canyon/Anaheim 8, Vista Del Lago1; Poly/Riverside 2, Royal 1; Wilson/Long Beach3, Arlington 1; Simi Valley 2, Centennial/Corona0; Edison 15, Rancho Verde 2; El Modena 1,Servite 0; Capistrano Valley 6, Norco 3; Esperanza3, Valencia/Valencia 1; M.L. King 7, Lutheran/Orange 0; Thousand Oaks 11, Poly/Long Beach0.Second Round: El Dorado 7, Lakewood 2;Mater Dei 5, Hart 4; San Clemente 6, Canyon/Canyon Country 4; Canyon/Anaheim 9, Poly/Riverside 8; Wilson/Long Beach 9, Simi Valley 5;El Modena 4, Edison 3; Esperanza 7, CapistranoValley 3; Thousand Oaks 6, M.L. King 2.Quarterfinals: Mater Dei 5, El Dorado 0; Can-yon/Anaheim 12, San Clemente 0; Wilson/LongBeach 2, El Modena 0; Esperanza 3, ThousandOaks 2.Semifinals: Canyon/Anaheim 5, Mater Dei 3;Wilson/Long Beach 5, Esperanza 4.Final: Wilson/Long Beach 5, Canyon/Anaheim1.

DIVISION IIWild Card Round: Pioneer Valley 5, Burbank 1;Oxnard 4, Santa Ana 0; Yucaipa 7, Chino HIlls 3;Paso Robles 8, Ventura 3; Upland 10, Valencia/Placentia 9; Burroughs/Burbank 9, Woodbridge1; Mira Costa 3, Carter 2.First Round: Adolfo Camarillo 7, Pioneer Valley5; Redlands East Valley 3, Diamond Bar 1; SantaBarbara 14, Orange 0; Temescal Canyon 6,Katella 2; Oxnard 2, Palos Verdes 1; Righetti 6,Arcadia 5; Murrieta Valley 10, Los Osos 6; El Toro11, Yucaipa 3; Crescenta Valley 2, Paso Robles0; Foothill 8, Ocean View 5; Upland 8, A.B. Miller1; Rio Mesa 3, West Torrance 2; Cypress 6,Burroughs/Burbank 3; Vista Murrieta 3, AltaLoma 2; Dos Pueblos 7, Atascadero 2; Chino 12,Mira Costa 7.Second Round: Adolfo Camarillo 6, RedlandsEast Valley 4; Temescal Canyon 8, Santa Bar-bara 2; Oxnard 4, Righetti 2; El Toro 12, MurrietaValley 4; Crescenta Valley 16, Foothill 1; RioMesa 9, Upland 7; Vista Murrieta 5, Cypress 4;Chino 5, Dos Pueblos 4.Quarterfinals: Adolfo Camarillo 2, TemescalCanyon 1; Oxnard 3, El Toro 1; Rio Mesa 3,Crescenta Valley 2; Vista Murrieta 9, Chino 6.Semifinals: Adolfo Camarillo 6, Oxnard 0; VistaMurrieta 5, Rio Mesa 4.Final: Vista Murrieta 1, Adolfo Camarillo 0.

DIVISION IIIWild Card Round: Santa Fe 8, Lancaster 1;Loyola 11, Costa Mesa 1; West Covina 4, Mayfair2; California 14, Bell Gardens 3; Santiago/GardenGrove 5, Colton 3; Highland 13, Ontario 2; GardenGrove 9, Downey 4; Notre Dame/Sherman Oaks10, West Valley 7; Artesia 3, University 2.First Round: La Quinta/Westminster 2, SantaFe 0; Gahr 3, Bellflower 2; San Gorgonio 1,Montebello 0; Loyola 7, South Hills 5; Crespi 3,West Covina 2; Corona del Mar 19, Don Lugo 16;California 5, Paloma Valley 4; Quartz Hill 14,Santiago/Garden Grove 1; Alhambra 6, Highland1; Nogales 1, El Rancho 0; La Mirada 15, GardenGrove 0; Notre Dame/Sherman Oaks 3, LagunaHills 1; Cajon 9, Colony 0; Palmdale 8, Chaminade

DIVISION VWild Card Round: La Puente 5, Village Christian2; Aquinas 4, St. Bernard 2.First Round: Bishop Amat 12, La Puente 6;Calvary Chapel/Murrieta 6, Don Bosco Tech 2;Ontario Christian 6, Rim of the World 4; MontclairPrep 13, Bishop Diego 1; Gabrielino 7, St. Monica2; Temple City 5, Duarte 3; Brentwood 3,Carpinteria 1; Sultana 24, Riverside Christian 4;Woodcrest Christian 9, El Monte 1; Hesperia 4,Loma Linda Academy 2; Sierra Vista 2, ValleyChristian/Cerritos 0; Cantwell Sacred Heart 3,San Marino 2; Workman 9, Grace Brethren 2; St.Paul 5, Whittier Christian 1; Campbell Hall 4,Arroyo 3; Monrovia 4, Aquinas 0.Second Round: Bishop Amat 7, Calvary Chapel/Murrieta 2; Montclair Prep 7, Ontario Christian 0;Temple City 3, Gabrielino 1; Brentwood 3, Sul-tana 2; Woodcrest Christian 5, Hesperia 4;Cantwell Sacred Heart 9, Sierra Vista 2; St. Paul11, Workman 4; Monrovia 7, Campbell Hall 6.Quarterfinals: Bishop Amat 8, Montclair Prep5; Temple City 5, Brentwood 2; Woodcrest Chris-tian 4, Cantwell Sacred Heart 1; Monrovia 6, St.Paul 1.Semifinals: Bishop Amat 4, Temple City 1;Monrovia 15, Woodcrest Christian 14.Final: Bishop Amat 7, Monrovia 5.

DIVISION VIWild Card Round: New Roads 13, Pacific Hills2; Notre Dame/Riverside 12, Academy of Aca-demic Excellence 1; Rosamond 14, HillcrestChristian/Granada Hills 1; Big Bear 9, MesaGrande Academy 1; Hesperia Christian 13, DesertChristian/Bermuda Dunes 6; St. Margaret's 9, St.Anthony 3; Rio Hondo Prep 15, Mammoth 0.First Round: Poly/Pasadena 2, New Roads 0;Desert Hot Springs 2, Calvary Chapel/MorenoValley 0; Oxford Academy 4, Notre Dame/River-side 3; Kern Valley 10, Santa Clarita Christian 2;esert Christian/Lancaster 21, Rosamond 5;Joshua Springs 8, Big Bear 7; Windward 5,Animo Leadership 1; Beaumont 16, Bellarmine-Jefferson 0; Vasquez 14, Hesperia Christian 4;Capistrano Valley Christian 5, Salesian 2;Chadwick 3, Faith Baptist 1; Bishop Union 2,Boron 1; Bloomington Christian 14, St. Margaret's3; Twentynine Palms 12, Apple Valley Christian2; Maranatha 11, Rolling Hills Prep 2; San Jacinto14, Rio Hondo Prep 0.Second Round: Poly/Pasadena 2, Desert HotSprings 1; Oxford Academy 3, Kern Valley 2;Desert Christian/Lancaster 4, Joshua Springs 1;Beaumont 3, Windward 0; Capistrano ValleyChristian 10, Vasquez 6; Bishop Union 8,Chadwick 0; Twentynine Palms 3, BloomingtonChristian 2; San Jacinto 5, Maranatha 2.Quarterfinals: Poly/Pasadena 1, Oxford Acad-emy 0; Beaumont 19, Desert Christian/Lancaster7; Bishop Union 8, Capistrano Valley Christian 1;San Jacinto 7, Twentynine Palms 0.Semifinals: Beaumont 10, Poly/Pasadena 3;San Jacinto 4, Bishop Union 0.Final: San Jacinto 3, Beaumont 2.

DIVISION VIIWild Card Round: Cate 19, Cuyama Valley 0;La Sierra Academy 14, Wilson Creek 1; NorthCounty Christian 4, Valley Torah 0; Marywood-Palm Valley 3, Summit View 3; Sherman Indian11, Weaver 3; Oakwood 18, Sierra Canyon 0;Twin Pines 9, Trona 2; Avalon 19, Liberty Chris-tian 0.

6; Hemet 8, Calvary Chapel/Santa Ana 4; Artesia3, Paramount 2.Second Round: La Quinta/Westminster 2, Gahr1; Loyola 2, San Gorgonio 1; Crespi 19, Coronadel Mar 4; California 5, Quartz Hill 4; Nogales 3,Alhambra 2; La Mirada 10, Notre Dame/ShermanOaks 4; Cajon 7, Palmdale 6; Hemet 5, Artesia 4.Quarterfinals: Loyola 10, La Quinta/Westminster 5; Crespi 8, California 5; La Mirada6, Nogales 1; Hemet 3, Cajon 2.Semifinals: Loyola 3, Crespi 2; La Mirada 5,Hemet 4.Final: Loyola 11, La Mirada 5.

DIVISION IVWild Card Round: South Torrance 9, SantaYnez 0; Barstow 2, La Quinta/La Quinta 1; CulverCity 3, Fillmore 2.

First Round: Sonora 4, South Torrance 3; OaksChristian 13, Beverly Hills 2; Norte Vista 3,Cathedral City 1; Charter Oak 4, Covina 2; SanDimas 7, Anaheim 1; Lompoc 8, Oak Park 7; VictorValley 3, Kaiser 2; Torrance 8, Los Altos 3;Rubidoux 2, Barstow 0; El Segundo 3, Cabrillo/Lompoc 1; Santa Monica 5, La Habra 0; St.Bonaventure 9, Century 2; Savanna 6, St. Jo-seph/Santa Maria 1; Palm Desert 6, Silverado 1;Bonita 3, Fullerton 2; Northview 4, Culver City 1.Second Round: Oaks Christian 13, Sonora 12;Charter Oak 16, Norte Vista 2; San Dimas 9,Lompoc 8; Torrance 10, Victor Valley 1; ElSegundo 2, Rubidoux 0; Santa Monica 5, St.Bonaventure 2; Palm Desert 3, Savanna 1;Northview 4, Bonita 3.Quarterfinals: Charter Oak 20, Oaks Christian4; Torrance 10, San Dimas 4; Santa Monica 3, ElSegundo 0; Northview 4, Palm Desert 3.Semifinals: Charter Oak 5, Torrance 1; SantaMonica 5, Northview 4.Final: Charter Oak 7, Santa Monica 1.

See BASEBALL page 23.

2007CIF SOUTHERN SECTION

TOYOTABASEBALL CHAMPIONS

DIVISION IWilson/Long Beach

DIVISION IIVista MurrietaDIVISION III

LoyolaDIVISION IVCharter OakDIVISION VBishop AmatDIVISION VISan Jacinto

DIVISION VIIUpland Christian

2007 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION-TOYOTA SOFTBALL PLAYOFF RESULTS

DIVISION IFirst Round: Valencia/Valencia, Bye; SimiValley 10, Oxnard 0; Marina 1, Rio Mesa 0;Saugus 5, Thousand Oaks 4 (9 innings);Santiago/Corona, Bye; Santa Margarita 4, M.L.King 0; Poly/Riverside 5, Corona 2; Foothill, Bye;Norco, Bye; El Toro 12, Lutheran/Orange 2;Royal 10, Pacifica/Oxnard 0; Ramona, Bye; LosAlamitos 3, JSerra 1; Hart 2, Moorpark 1;Esperanza 8, Trabuco Hills 0; Adolfo Camarillo,Bye.Second Round: Valencia/Valencia 5, SimiValley 0; Marina 1, Saugus 0 (9 innings); Santiago/Corona 9, Santa Margarita 0; Poly/Riverside 4,Foothill 3; Norco 3, El Toro 0; Ramona 2, Royal 1;Hart 4; Los Alamitos 4; Adolfo Camarillo 3,Esperanza 0.Quarterfinals: Valencia/Valencia 1, Marina 0(10 innings); Santiago/Corona 10, Poly/River-side 0; Norco 1, Ramona 0 (9 innings); Hart 5,Adolfo Camarillo 4.Semifinals: Valencia/Valencia 1, Santiago/Corona 0; Hart 5, Norco 2.Final: Valencia/Valencia 1, Hart 0.

DIVISION IIWild Card Round: Dana Hills 1, Ayala 0; ElDorado 8, Montclair 1; Valley View 3, RanchoCucamonga 1; A.B. Miller 13, Rancho Verde 0;Canyon/Anaheim 2, Poly/Long Beach 0; Norwalk2, Mira Costa 1; Wilson/Long Beach 4, ArroyoGrande 3; Chino HIlls 4, Yucaipa 3 (12 innings);Murrieta Valley 1, Etiwanda 0; Millikan 2, PasoRobles 0; Cypress 18, Bellflower 0.First Round: Kennedy 3, Dana Hills 1; Lake-wood 5, San Luis Obispo 1; El Dorado 2, St.Lucy's 1; Fontana 5, Valley View 0; Upland 6,A.B. Miller 3; Colony 10, Vista Murrieta 6; Penin-sula 5, Mayfair 0; Canyon/Anaheim 1, MissionViejo 0; Pacifica/Garden Grove 6, CapistranoValley 2; Norwalk 3, Atascadero 0; La Mirada 6,Wilson/Long Beach 3; Temescal Canyon 2, ChinoHills 0; Canyon Springs 9, Redlands 3; Don Lugo1, Murrieta Valley 0; Millikan 4, Redondo Union 1;Cypress 3, El Modena 1.Second Round: Kennedy 6, Lakewood 0; ElDorado 1, Fontana 0; Upland 6, Colony 3; Can-yon/Anaheim 9, Peninsula 1; Pacifica/GardenGrove 10, Norwalk 3; Temescal Canyon 2, LaMirada 0; Canyon Springs 2, Don Lugo 1; Cy-press 4, Millikan 0.Quarterfinals: Kennedy 1, El Dorado 0; Can-yon/Anaheim 7, Upland 0; Pacifica/Garden Grove2, Temescal Canyon 0; Canyon Springs 4, Cy-press 1.Semifinals: Kennedy 1, Canyon/Anaheim 0;Pacifica/Garden Grove 5, Canyon Springs 0.Final: Pacifica/Garden Grove 5, Kennedy 1.

DIVISION IIIWild Card Round: Lancaster 11, Burroughs/Burbank 0; La Reina 3, Bonita 1; Santa Clara 14,Beverly Hills 0; Troy 15, La Quinta/Westminster0; Elsinore 1, San Gorgonio 0 (9 innings); Burbank6, Highland 0; Norte Vista 1, Santa Fe 0.First Round: Oaks Christian 9, Lancaster 5;California 5, Culver City 2; Kaiser 1, GardenGrove 0; Arcadia 7, La Reina 2; Quartz Hill 2,Santa Clara 1; Charter Oak 2, Sunny Hills 0;Colton 2, Paloma Valley 1; Laguna Hills 2, Troy 0;La Serna 4, Corona del Mar 0; Cajon 22,Bloomington 5; Crescenta Valley 12, Knight 2;Fullerton 3, Elsinore 2; Oak Park 1, RanchoAlamitos 0; Santa Monica 1, Burbank 0 (9 in-

nings); Beckman 2, Hemet 1; Los Altos 8, NorteVista 0.Second Round: California 3, Oaks Christian 2;Kaiser 5, Arcadia 2; Charter Oak 4, Quartz Hill 2;Laguna Hills 3, Colton 1; La Serna 17, Cajon 2;Fullerton 1, Crescenta Valley 0; Oak Park 2, SantaMonica 1; Beckman 3, Los Altos 2.Quarterfinals: California 1, Kaiser 0; CharterOak 14, Laguna Hills 0; La Serna 3, Fullerton 0;Beckman 5, Oak Park 0.Semifinals: California 2, Charter Oak 0; Beckman2, La Serna 1.Final: Beckman 1, California 0.

DIVISION IVWild Card Round: Harvard-Westlake 2, Nogales0.

DIVISION VWild Card Round: Victor Valley 12, NotreDame/Riverside 2; Rim of the World 2, Alhambra1; Rio Hondo Prep 8, Workman 0; South Pasadena4, Baldwin Park 0; Sierra Vista 8, Poly/Pasadena3; Village Christian 12, Carpinteria 1.First Round: Hesperia 6, Victor Valley 1; Azusa12, Yucca Valley 2; San Jacinto 19, TwentyninePalms 0; Rim of the World 6, Silverado 5; Monrovia6, Schurr 1; San Dimas 4, Rio Hondo Prep 0;Westridge 3, Malibu 0; Torrance 5, Valley Chris-tian/Cerritos 0; El Segundo 18, Mayfield 0; SouthPasadena 9, Fillmore 0; Temple City 1, Northview0; Los Angeles Baptist 7, Dierra Vista 0; Serrano4, Burroughs/Ridgecrest 0; Beaumont 4, LaPuente 0; Montebello 5, Big Bear 1; North Tor-rance 4, Village Christian 0.Second Round: Hesperia 10, Azusa 0; Rim ofthe World 2, San Jacinto 1; San Dimas 4, Monrovia1; Torrance 9, Westridge 0; El Segundo 1, SouthPasadena 0; Temple City 6, Los Angeles Baptist2; Serrano 2, Beaumont 0; North Torrance 5,Montebello 0.Quarterfinals: Hesperia 4, Rim of the World 2;San Dimas 3, Torrance 0; El Segundo 2, TempleCity 0 (8 innings); Serrano 10, North Torrance 1.Semifinals: Hesperia 8, San Dimas 1; El Segundo4, Serrano 1.Final: Hesperia 3, El Segundo 0.

DIVISION VIWild Card Round: Ramona Convent 14, SacredHeart of Jesus 0; Sage Hill 2, Calvary Chapel/Downey 1; Mary Star of the Sea 10, LibertyChristian 3; Gabrielino 17, Marshall 1.First Round: Paraclete 8, Frazier Mountain 6;Boron 14, Sherman Indian 0; Alverno 13, Wind-ward 0; Notre Dame Academy 12, Lutheran/LaVerne 1; Cantwell Sacred Heart 11, RamonaConvent 1; Desert 7, Silver Valley 0; CapistranoValley Christian 10, Connelly 0; Riverside Chris-tian 7, Arroyo 3; Calvary Chapel/Murrieta 16,Upland Christian 1; Desert Christian/Lancaster17, San Gabriel Mission 10; Saddleback ValleyChristian 6, Sage Hill 1; Serra 2, South El Monte1 (12 innings); Mary Star of the Sea 3, OxfordAcademy 1; Campbell Hall 6, Kern Valley 5 (8innings); Marymount 7, Archer School for Girls 2;Woodcrest Christian 2, Gabrielino 0.Second Round: Paraclete 6, Boron 2; Alverno2, Notre Dame Academy 0; Cantwell SacredHeart 5, Desert 0; Riverside Christian 8, CapistranoValley Christian 6; Calvary Chapel/Murrieta 13,Desert Christian/Lancaster 0; Serra 2,Saddleback Valley Christian 0; Campbell Hall 10,Mary Star of the Sea 2; Woodcrest Christian 7,Marymount 6.Quarterfinals: Alverno 4, Paraclete 0; River-side Christian 2, Cantwell Sacred Heart 1 (8innings); Calvary Chapel/Murrieta 1, Serra 0 (8innings); Woodcrest Christian 3, Campbell Hall 2(11 innings).Semifinals: Riverside Christian 3, Alverno 1;Calvary Chapel/Murrieta 5, Woodcrest Christian4.Final: Calvary Chapel/Murrieta 1, RiversideChristian 0.

DIVISION VIIFirst Round: Cornerstone Christian/Camarillo,Bye; Providence 11, Shandon 2; St. Genevieve18, Big Pine 5; Mesa Grande Academy 23, TarbutV'Torah 0; Baptist Christian 11, Noli Indian 2;

First Round: Gahr 4, Western 0; Ontario Chris-tian 8, Indio 4; Rowland 5, Palm Desert 0; Templeton13, San Marcos 4; Dos Pueblos 10, Morro Bay 1;St. Paul 8, Saddleback 0; Orange 3, Estancia 1;Chaminade 16, Magnolia 0; Alemany 3, BishopAmat 1; Buena 3, St. Joseph/Santa Maria 2;Warren 3, Savanna 1; Pomona Catholic 9,Harvard-Westlake 8; Bishop Montgomery 10,Lompoc 4; Ocean View 6, Calvary Chapel/SantaAna 0; La Quinta/La Quinta 4, Arrowhead Chris-tian 3 (8 innings); Downey 4, South Hills 1.Second Round: Gahr 4, Ontario Christian 1;Templeton 4, Rowland 2; Dos Pueblos 3, St. Paul1; Chaminade 8, Orange 0; Alemany 17, Buena1; Warren 6, Pomona Catholic 0; Bishop Mont-gomery 5, Ocean View 1; Downey 4, La Quinta/La Quinta 0.Quarterfinals: Templeton 2, Gahr 1; Chaminade2, Dos Pueblos 0; Warren 5, Alemany 2; BishopMontgomery 3, Downey 2.Semifinals: Chaminade 5, Templeton 1; BishopMontgomery 6, Warren 5.Final: Chaminade 6, Bishop Montgomery 2.



TOYOTASOFTBALL CHAMPIONS

DIVISION IValencia/Valencia

DIVISION IIPacifica/Garden Grove

DIVISION IIIBeckman

DIVISION IVChaminadeDIVISION V

HesperiaDIVISION VI

Calvary Chapel/MurrietaDIVISION VIIFaith Baptist

See SOFTBALL page 23.


League SchoolSan Joaquin Orangewood Acad.Santa Cruz Did Not RespondSanta Fe Did Not RespondSea View Trabuco HillsSierra Diamond BarSouth Coast Mission ViejoSouthwestern Vista MurrietaSuburban NorwalkSunbelt Did Not RespondSunkist Norte VistaSunset Did Not RespondSunshine Ramona ConventTri-Valley La ReinaTrinity Did Not RespondValle Vista Baldwin ParkValley Did Not RespondVictory Did Not RespondWarrior Nuview BridgeWestside San Gabriel Acad.

Los Angeles City Section WinnersConference SchoolColiseum FremontCrosstown FoshayEastern RooseveltFreeway Orthopedic Med.Marine San PedroNorthern Eagle RockSouthern ElizabethSunset Six Van NuysValley Fulton College PrepValley Mission PanoramaWest Valley UniversityWestern Cleveland

League SchoolAcademy Oxford AcademyAgape Hesperia ChristianAlmont San GabrielAlpha Did Not RespondArrowhead La Sierra AcademyBaseline ClaremontBay Redondo UnionBig Sky Linfield ChristianCamino Real St. MonicaCentury TustinChannel Did Not RespondChristian Ontario ChristianCitrus Belt A.B. MillerCoast Valley North Country Chr.Condor DunnDe Anza Desert MirageDel Rey St. Joseph/Lkwd.Del Rio WhittierDelphic Did Not RespondDesert Mountain Lone PineDesert Sky Burroughs/RDesert Valley IndioEmpire LoaraExpress Bethel BaptistFoothill Did Not RespondFreedom Rio ContiguoFreeway Buena ParkFrontier Villanova PrepGarden Grove Did Not RespondGolden LittlerockGolden West Santa AnaHarbor Did Not RespondHeritage Lutheran/LAHigh Desert Mojave

League SchoolHi-Lo Immanuel Chr.Horizon Bish. Conaty-LorettoInland Valley Vista Del LagoInternational Southwestern Acad.Ivy M.L. KingLiberty ProvidenceLos Padres Santa MariaMajestic GroveMarmonte Newbury ParkMiramonte Wilson/HHMission St. FrancisMission Valley GabielinoMojave River Rim of the WorldMontview WorkmanMoore JordanMountain Pass Citrus HillMountain View RooseveltMt. Baldy OntarioMulholland Did Not RespondOcean Santa MonicaOlympic BrentwoodOmega Newbury Park Advt.Orange CenturyOrange Coast Calvary Chp/SAPAC 7 AtascaderoPacific GlendalePacific Coast BeckmanPacific View Channel IslandsPioneer LawndalePrep Poly/PasadenaRio Hondo South PasadenaSan Andreas ColtonSan Antonio West CovinaSan Gabriel Vly. Did Not Respond

CIF-SS, DODGERS AND ADOHR FARMS'2007 "SHAKE FOR SPORTSMANSHIP" AWARD WINNERS

CIFSS/DODGERS CELEBRATE 25TH ANNUAL KENNETH FAGANS-TOYOTA "SHAKE FOR SPORTSMANSHIP" AWARDS PROGRAM

LOS ALAMITOS — The CIF SouthernSection and Los Angeles City Section,once again, team up with the Los AngelesDodgers and Toyota to present the 25thAnnual Kenneth Fagans-Toyota “Shakefor Sportsmanship” Awards.

The awards ceremonies took place priorto the Dodgers-Arizona Diamondbacksgame on Wednesday, April 25 during agame against the San Francisco Giants.

Award recipients are determined by themembers of their respective leagues.Although participating leagues mayestablish their own criteria, the CIF offersthe following guidelines for the selectionprocess: participation, enthusiasm,behavior at home and away games,

treatment of opponents and treatment ofthe contest officials. Judging is based notonly on the student-athletes’ conduct, butalso on the conduct of the school bandmembers, drill teams, pep squads,cheerleaders and student-rootingsections.

The awards program also includes theLos Angeles City Section, whichannounced 12 conference winners. TheSouthern Section was represented by 86league representatives. In all, the programwill encompass nearly 650 CIF-memberhigh schools in southern and centralCalifornia.

“We are very proud of this most importantprogram,” said Dr. Jim Staunton, CIF-SS

Commissioner of Athletics. “Schoolsreceiving this award are to be commendedfor the direction provided by theiradministrative and coaching staffs, andespecially for the positive action of theirstudent body memberships. Shake forSportsmanship goes hand-in-hand withour Victory with Honor and CharacterCounts programs and we are extremelyproud to be a part of it.”

Each of the honored schools waspresented with an attractivecommemorative plaque, supplied byToyota, for permanent display on campus.

“Speaking on behalf of both the Southernand L.A. City Sections, we wish to thank the

(See SHAKE page 23)

2007 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION-TOYOTABOYS TEAM TENNIS PLAYOFF RESULTS

DIVISION IFirst Round: Harvard-Westlake 14, Palos Verdes4; San Marcos 13, Calabasas 5; Northwood 16,Irvine 2; Mater Dei 15, Fullerton 3; Peninsula 18,Agoura 0; Esperanza 15, Notre Dame/ShermanOaks 3; San Clemente 9, Sunny Hills 9 (78-74);Corona del Mar 14, Dos Pueblos 4; University 18,Thousand Oaks 0; Woodbridge 15, Loyola 3;Santa Margartia 9, Los Alamitos 9 (75-74); Troy14, Tesoro 4; Dana Hills 18, Servite 0; Westlake 15,El Toro 3; Mira Costa 11, Newport Harbor 7; SantaBarbara 14, Crespi 4.Second Round: Havard-Westlake 17, SanMarcos 1; Mater Dei 10, Northwood 8; Peninsula16, Esperanza 2; Corona del Mar 15, San Clemente3; University 13, Woodbridge 5; Troy 13, SantaMargarita 5; Dana Hills 15, Westlake 3; SantaBarbara 13, Mira Costa 5.Quarterfinals: Harvard-Westlake 12, Mater Dei6; Peninsula 9, Corona del Mar 9 (74-71); Univer-sity 13, Troy 5; Santa Barbara 11, Dana HIlls 7.Semifinals: Peninsula 11, Harvard-Westlake 7;University 10, Santa Barbara 8.Final: University 11, Peninsula 7.DIVISION IIFirst Round: San Marino 17, El Modena 1;Claremont 10, Damien 8; Valencia/Valencia 13,Arroyo Grande 3; Palm Desert 15, Wilson/Haci-enda Heights 3; Webb 18, Charter Oak 0; El Dorado11, Ayala 7; Rio Mesa 12, Righetti 6; Burbank 16,Hart 2; San Luis Obispo 12, Burroughs/Burbank6; Adolfo Camarillo 13, West Ranch 5; Villa Park11, South Pasadena 7; Palm Springs 13, Upland 5;Poly/Pasadena 13, La Canada 5; Arcadia 16,Rancho Cucamonga 2; Bonita 13, La Quinta/LaQuinta 5; Diamond Bar 16, Oxnard 2.Second Round: San Marino 13, Claremont 5;Valencia/Valencia 9, Palm Desert 9 (88-84); Webb11, El Droado 7; Burbank 10, Rio Mesa 8; San LuisObispo 11, Adolfo Camarillo 7; Palm Springs 10,Villa Park 8; Arcadia 10, Poly/Pasadena 8; Dia-mond Bar 16, Bonita 2.Quarterfinals: San Marino 13, Valencia/Valencia5; Webb 10, Burbank 8; San Luis Obispo 12, PalmSprings 6; Diamond Bar 13, Arcadia 5.Semifinals: San Marino 13, Webb 5; DiamondBar 13, San Luis Obispo 5.Final: San Marino 13, Diamond Bar 5.DIVISION IIIWld Card Round: Murrieta Valley 11, Redlands7; South Torrance 13, Palmdale 5; Nordhoff 11,Garden Grove 7; Poly/Long Beach 15, Lancaster3; Rim of the World 15, Carter 3.First Round: Beverly Hills 17, Poly/Riverside 1;Malibu 14, Quartz Hill 4; Wilson/Long Beach 12,Pacifica/Garden Grove 6; Bolsa Grande 14, MurrietaValley 4; Great Oak 13, South Torrance 5; M.L.King 9, Kennedy 9 (79-77); Redlands East Valley10, Sultana 8; Crossroads 15, Oak Park 3; Lake-wood 17, Nordhoff 1; Sana Monica 15, Highland3; Chaparral 17, Serrano 1; CAMS 15, Yucaipa 3;Valencia/Placentia 10, Poly/Long Beach 8; LaQuinta/Westminster 13, J.W. North 5; Oaks Chris-tian 10, Torrance 8; Brentwood 17, Rim of theWorld 1.Second Round: Beverly Hills 13, Malibu 5;Wilson/Long Beach 10, Bolsa Grande 8; GreatOak 11, M.L. King 7; Crossroads 15, RedlandsEast Valley 3; Lakewood 10, Santa Monica 8;CAMS 11, Chaparral 7; Valencia/Placentia 12, LaQuinta/Westminster 6; Brentwood 15, Oaks Chris-tian 3.Quarterfinals: Beverly Hills 15, Wilson/Long

Beach 3; Crossroads 15, Great Oak 3; CAMS 10,Lakewood 8; Brentwood 13, Valencia/Placentia5.Semifinals: Crossroads 11, Beverly Hills 7;Brentwood 10, CAMS 8.Final: Crossroads 10, Brentwood 8.DIVISION IVWild Card Round: Mayfair 11, Templeton 7;South Hills 11, Centennial/Corona 7; Milken Com-munity 10, Norwalk 8; Whitney 14, Burroughs/Ridgecrest 4; Downey 10, Oxford Academy 8;Mark Keppel 10, San Bernardino 8; Elsinore 14,Montclair 2; Morro Bay 11, Paramount 7; Alhambra11, La Mirada 7.First Round: Viewpoint 16, Mayfair 2; Silverado9, Garey 9 (76-62); Sage Hill 16, Linfield Christian2; San Gabriel 14, South HIlls 4; Santa Ynez 14,Milken Community 4; Laguna Beach 13, GAhr 3;Santiago/Corona 14, San Gorgonio 4; Walnut 11,Whitney 7; Cerritos 17, Downey 1; Hemet 13,Chaffey 5; Mark Keppel 13, Granite Hills 5; Buckley15, St. Joseph/Santa Maria 3; Rowland 16, Cajon2; Corona 15, Elsinore 3; Estancia 13, Morro Bay5; St. Margaret's 11, Alhambra 7.Second Round: Viewpoint 17, Silverado 1;Sage Hill 12, San Gabriel 6; Santa Ynez 13,Laguna Beach 5; Walnut 10, Santiago/Corona 8;Cerritos 14, Hemet 4; Mark Keppel 9, Buckley 9(78-77); Rowland 12, Corona 6; St. Margaret's 13,Estancia 5.Quarterfinals: Viewpoint 15, Sage Hill 3; SantaYnez 10, Walnut 8; Cerritos 12, Mark Keppel 6; St.margaret's 11, Rowland 7.Semifinals: Viewpoint 13, Santa Ynez 5; Cerritos12, St. Margaret's 6.Final: Viewpoint 9, Cerritos 9 (76-74).DIVISION VWild Card Round: El Rancho 15, St. Monica 3;San Dimas 11, Banning 7; San Jacinto 14, Azusa4.First Round: Cate 17, El Rancho 1; Orange 12,Rosemead 6; Beaumont 10, Jurupa Valley 8;Covina 12, Whittier Christian 6; Western 10,

BOYS INDIVIDUAL TENNIS RESULTSSINGLESFirst Round: Steve Johnson (Orange) def. Clark Spinosa (Claremont) 6-3, 7-5; Blake Wardman (SanClemente) def. Taylor Chavez-Goggins (Santa Barbara) 6-1, 6-3; Gautan Vaidyanathan (University)def. Daniel Moss (Malibu) 6-4, 6-4; Clay Thompson (Crossroads) def. Drew Jacobs (Moorpark) 6-0,6-4; Daniel Ho (Beverly Hills) def. Daniel Nguyen (Santa Barbara) 5-7, 2-3 Retired; Walker Kehrer(Brentwood) def. Jason Lin (University) 6-3, 7-5; Alex Brigham (Pacifica Christian) def. Andre Feliz(San Gabriel) 6-4, 6-3; Andre Dome (Arroyo Grande) def. Ryan Mayer (Esperanza) 6-1, 6-2.Quarterfinals: Steve Johnson def. Blake Wardman 6-1, 6-4; Claye Thompson def. GautanVaidyanathan 6-2, 6-3; Walker Kehrer def. Daniel Ho 6-4, 6-2; Alex Brigham def. Andre Dome 6-3, 6-3.Semifinals: Steve Johnson def. Clay Thompson 3-0, Retired; Alex Brigham def. Walker Kehrer,Default.Final: Steve Johnson def. Alex Brigham 0-6, 6-2, 6-1.

DOUBLESFirst Round: Fabian Matthews/Dustin Hladek (Corona del Mar) def. Aiden Lloyd/Casey Grindon(Brentwood) 6-2, 6-0; Warren Hardie/Mark Bloom (Dana Hills) def. Wesley Kang/Lawrence Yiang(Sunny Hills) 5-7, 6-0, 6-0; Chris Ho/Mike Williams (Santa Barbara) def. Chopman Chan/Mike Coleman(Agoura) 6-1, 6-3; Tyler Bowman/Jon Kazarian (Peninsula) def. Nicolas Patonai/Chris Kenney(Harvard-Westlake) 6-2, 6-1; Evan Bolles/Taylor Stephen (Dana Hills) def. Mike Grant/Bill Grokenberger(Santa Barbara); 6-3, 3-6, 5-6 Retired; Evan Paley/Jackson Isaacs (Brentwood) 7-5, 6-4; MichaelAston/Jordan Rees (Peninsula) 7-6 (6), 6-2; Brian Fang/Jeff Kamei (Troy) def. Hoona Jo/Alex Xaio(Ayala) 6-4, 6-2.Quarterfinals: Matthews/Hladek def. Hardie/Blooom 6-4, 6-0; Bowman/Kazarian def. Ho/Chan 6-3,6-1; Paley/Isaacs def. Bolles/Stephen 6-7 (8), 6-4, 6-2; Fang/Kamei def. Aston/Rees 6-2, 7-5.Semifinals: Matthews/Hladek def. Bowman/Kazarian 7-6 (5), 2-6, 7-5; Fang/Kamei def. Paley Isaacs6-3-, 6-2;Final: Matthews/Hladek def. Fang/Kamei 6-4, 6-1.


TOYOTA BOYS TENNISTEAM CHAMPIONS

DIVISION IUniversity

DIVISION IISan MarinoDIVISION IIICrossroadsDIVISION IV

ViewpointDIVISION V

Cate


Saddleback 8; Rancho Verde 10, San Dimas 8;California 16, Duarte 2; La Salle 14, Maranatha 4;Thacher 15, Savanna 3; Bishop Montgomery 11,El Monte 7; Northview 17, La Puente 1; NotreDame/Riverside 16, Bloomington 2; La Serna 17,San Jacinto 1; Segerstrom 15, Magnolia 3 Rubidoux13, Valley View 5; Montclair Prep 9, Arroyo 9 (74-62).Second Round: Cate 12, Orange 6; Beaumont9, Covina 9 (81-72); Western 13, Rancho Verde5; La Salle 13, California 5; Thacher 13, BishopMontgomery 5; Notre Dame/Riverside 11,Northview 7; Segerstrom 10, La Serna 8; Rubidoux10, Montclair Prep 8.Quarterfinals: Cate 17, Beaumont 1; La Salle 10,Western 8; Thacher 15, Notre Dame/Riverside 3;Segerstrom 15, Rubidoux 3.Semifinals: Cate 15, La Salle 3; Thacher 15,Segerstrom 3.Final: Cate 11, Thacher 7.


CIF SOUTHERN SECTION-TOYOTA2007 SWIMMING AND DIVING CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS

DIVISION I200 Medley Relay - GIRLS: Mission Viejo(1:48.34); BOYS: Mission Viejo (1:35.00).200 Freestyle - GIRLS: Amanda Traylor, LosAlamitos (1:50.38); BOYS: Tom Shields, Edison(1:38.84).200 Individual Medley - GIRLS:Katie Priess,Aliso Niguel (2:04.86); BOYS: John Criste, MissionViejo (1:49.25).50 Freestyle - GIRLS: Tara Thomas, Beckman(22.92); BOYS: Andrew Godbe, Mission Viejo(20.95).Diving - GIRLS: Haley McNamara, Mission Viejo(562.60); BOYS:Taylor Dehn, Mission Viejo(620.45).100 Butterfly - GIRLS: Tara Thomas, Beckman(53.54*); BOYS: Collin Gladys, Esperanza (49.61).100 Freestyle - GIRLS: Anju Shimura, Northwood(51.60); BOYS: Karl Krug, Yucaipa (45.38).500 Freestyle - GIRLS: Amanda Traylor, LosAlamitos (4:51.45); BOYS: Chad La Tourette,Mission Viejo (4:21.02).200 Freestye Relay - GIRLS: Wilson/Long Beach(1:37.75); BOYS: Redlands (1:24.96).100 Backstroke - GIRLS: Cindy Tran, Edison(55.81); BOYS: Jon Howard, Dana Hills (50.82).100 Breaststroke - GIRLS: Melissa Bates, MaterDei (1:03.64); BOYS: John Criste, Mission Viejo(54.15*).400 Freestyle Relay - GIRLS: Edison (3:33.34);BOYS: Mission Viejo (3:05.00).Final Team Results - GIRLS: Mission Viejo(227); BOYS: Mission Viejo (336).*New Division I Record

DIVISION II200 Medley Relay - GIRLS: Flintridge SacredHeart (1:50.11); BOYS: La Canada (1:35.92*).200 Freestyle - GIRLS: Sara Sun, CrescentaValley (1:48.75); BOYS: Andrew Muller, Loyola(1:42.11).200 Individual Medley - GIRLS: Rachel Grant,Walnut (2:02.24); BOYS: Ian Mirisola, La Canada(1:52.21).50 Freestyle - GIRLS: Jackie Brousseau,Westlake (23.81); BOYS: Kevin Kuhn, Loyola(20.77).Diving - GIRLS: Felicitas Lenz, Poly/Pasadena(495.05); BOYS: John Geyer, La Canada (546.80).100 Butterfly - GIRLS: Yumi So, CrescentaValley (55.05*); BOYS: David Chen, Claremont(49.93).100 Freestyle - GIRLS: Camille Duckett, Thou-sand Oaks (51.66); BOYS: Kevin Kuhn, Loyola(45.69).500 Freestyle - GIRLS: Rachel Grant, Walnut(4:51.22); BOYS: Ryunosuke Kikuchi, Great Oak(4:35.95).200 Freestyle Relay - GIRLS: Westlake (1:39.53);BOYS: Loyola (1:26.32).100 Backstroke - GIRLS: Annika Games, BreaOlinda (57.18); BOYS: Andrew Saeta, Poly/Pasa-dena (49.46).100 Breaststroke - GIRLS: Andrea Kropp,Flintridge Sacred Heart (1:03.69); BOYS: VincentPai, Walnut (57.11).400 Freestyle Relay - GIRLS: Flintridge SacredHeart (3:35.48; BOYS: Loyola (3:10.36).Final Team Results - GIRLS: Westlake (157);BOYS: La Canada (281).*Division II Record

DIVISION III200 Medley Relay - GIRLS: Elsinore (1:51.85);BOYS: Oaks Christian (1:35.31).200 Freestyle - GIRLS: Emily Bibb, La Reina(1:47.48*); BOYS: John Casillas, San Bernardino(1:43.16).200 Individual Medley - GIRLS: SamanthaVandenBerge, La Serna (2:04.94); BOYS: NolanKoon, Oaks Christian (1:51.80).50 Freestyle - GIRLS: Madison Fitzgerald, Cal-vary Chapel/Downey (23.78); BOYS: AaronYerian, Palm Springs (21.52).Diving - GIRLS: Eliszabeth Foran, Atascadero(397.25); BOYS: Jonathan Perez, Whittier (410.25).100 Butterfly- GIRLS:Tanya Krisman, Elsinore(56.49); BOYS: Kevin Nielsen, Oaks Christian(49.63).100 Freestyle - GIRLS: Emily Bibb, La Reina(50.87); BOYS: Jonnie Pare, Oaks Christian(46.89).500 Freestyle - GIRLS: Lynette Lim. Palm Springs(4:50.68); BOYS: Chase Block, Oaks Christian(4:40.81).200 Freestyle Relay - GIRLS: La Serna (1:39.45*);BOYS: Oaks Christian (1:27.75).100 Backstroke - GIRLS: Kendall Neely, Paci-fica/Oxnard (56.80); BOYS: Kevin Nielsen, OaksChristian (51.47).100 Breaststroke - GIRLS: Elle Wohlmuth, PalmDesert (1:05.99); BOYS: Nolan Koon, Oaks Chris-tian 58.34).400 Freestyle Relay - GIRLS: La Reina (3:38.09);BOYS: Oaks Christian (3:07.62*).Final Team Results - GIRLS: La Serna (236);BOYS: Oaks Christian (419).*New Division III Record

DIVISION IV200 Medley Relay - GIRLS: St. Margaret's(1:55.31); BOYS: Mark Keppel (1:38.66).200 Freestyle - GIRLS: Khristine Ghemigian, OakPark (1:54.01); BOYS: Ryan Chiu, Mark Keppel(1:41.41*).200 Individual Medley - GIRLS: Erica Brannon,St. Joseph/Santa Maria (2:05.35*); BOYS: Chris-topher Luu, Mark Keppel (1:56.46).50 Freestyle - GIRLS: Katherine Tse, MarkKeppel (24.15); BOYS:William Bishop, Highland(21.52).Diving - GIRLS: Bailey Westerhoff, Charter Oak(365.10); BOYS: Cesare Miramontes, Don BoscoTech (375.80).100 Butterfly- GIRLS: Iris Wang, Mark Keppel(1:01.50); BOYS: Kevin Nielsen, David Oshiro,Oxford Academy (52.33).100 Freestyle - GIRLS: Katherine Tse, MarkKeppel (52.34); BOYS: Daniel Colvin, Quartz Hill(47.22).500 Freestyle - GIRLS: Oriana Poindexter, St.Margaret's (5:06.85) BOYS: Ryan Chiu, MarkKeppel (4:31.64*).200 Freestyle Relay - GIRLS: Cabrillo/Lompoc(1:44.10); BOYS: Whitney (1:31.13).100 Backstroke - GIRLS: Mary Hanson, ImmanuelChristian (57.31*); BOYS: Ethan Bradley, CharterOak (52.02*).100 Breaststroke - GIRLS: Oriana Poindexter,St. Margaret's (1:07.33); BOYS: Christopher Luu,Mark Keppel (58.40).400 Freestyle Relay - GIRLS: Mark Keppel(3:44.56); BOYS: Oxford Academy (3:15.91).Final Team Results - GIRLS: Mark Keppel (184);BOYS: Mark Keppel (289.5).*Division IV Record


TOYOTA SWIMMING/DIVING TEAM

CHAMPIONS

GIRLS DIVISION IMission Viejo

GIRLS DIVISION IIWestlake

GIRLS DIVISION IIILa Serna

GIRLS DIVISION IVMark Keppel

BOYS DIVISION IMission Viejo

BOYS DIVISION IILa Canada

BOYS DIVISION IIIOaks Christian

BOYS DIVISION IVMark Keppel

2007 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION-TOYOTA BADMINTON PLAYOFF RESULTS

GIRLS DOUBLESSecond Round: Zhong/Zhong (Mira Costa) def.Fung/Chen (Cerritos); Tay/Tsai (Diamond Bar)def. Chang/Nguyen (El Monte); Duong/Hoang(Garden Grove) def. Diaz/Ortiz (Gladstone); Tay/Fung (Rowland) def. Veth/Vor (Wilson/LongBeach); Chow/Chow (San Marino) def. Vi/Duong(Garden Grove); Tsui/Chen (Wilson/HaciendaHeights) def. Luu/Tran (Rosemead); Sop/Yan(Wilson/Long Beach) def. Wong/Gor (Wilson/Hacienda Heights); Phongasavithas/phongasavithas (Villa Park) def. Tom/Tom(Alhambra).Quarterfinals: Zhong/Zhong def. Tay/Tsai 15-0, 15-8; Duong/Hoang def. Tay/Fung; Chow/Chowdef. Tsui/Chen 15-3, 15-9; Phongasavithas/Phongasavithas def. Sop/Yan 15-6, 15-1.Semifinals: Zhong/Zhong def. Duong/Hoang15-6, 15-1; Phongasavithas/Phongasavithas def.Chow/Chow 15-5, 8-15, 15-2.Final: Phongasavithas/Phongasavithas def.Zhong/Zhong 15-11, 11-15, 15-13.

BOYS DOUBLESSecond Round: Lin/Lin (Villa Park) def. Ngo/Van(Arroyo); Osako/Lee (Cerritos) def. Ng/Chen (Dia-mond Bar) 15-3, 13-15, 15-10; Rodriguez/Ochoa(Gladstone) def. Chen/Ngo (La Quinta/Westminster); Hsu/Schnack (Mira Costa) def.Waruanthorn/Schompoopong (Colton); Nguyen/Duong (Wilson/Long Beach) def. Trinh/Le (Gar-den Grove) 13-15, 15-3, 15-9' Gabriel/Lin (Wilson/Hacienda Heights) def. Poindexter/Acevedo (Poly/Pasadena); Ia/Poon (Alhambra) def. Huynh/Nguyen (La Quinta/Westminster); Chang/Chen(Cerritos) def. Ho/Tsu (Arroyo).Quarterfinals: Lin/Lin def. Osako/Lee 15-5, 15-5; Rodiguez/Ochoa def. Hsu Schnack 13-15, 15-9, 15-9; Nguyen/Duong def. Gabriel/Lin 15-9. 15-11; Chang/Chen def. Ia/Poon 15-4, 15-9.Semifinals: Lin/Lin def. Rodriguez/Ochoa 15-8,15-5; Chang/Chen def. Nguyen/Duong 5-15, 15-9, 15-9.Final: Lin/Lin def. Chang/Chen 15-7, 15-8.

MIXED DOUBLESSecond Round: Lin/Phongasavithas (Villa Park)def. Marquez/Nation (Azusa) 15-1, 15-6; Hoang/Trinh (Garden Grove) def. Hsu/Zhong (Mira Costa)15-3, 9-15, 15-9; Nguyen/Sop (Wilson/Long Beach)def. Quach/Tran (Rosemead) 15-6, 15-8; Wu/Ling(Wilson/Hacienda Heights) def. Chang/Fung(Cerritos) 15-4, 17-16; Hsu/Zhong (Mira Costa)def. Ng/Sui (Diamond Bar) 15-9, 15-5; Legaspi/Rodriguez (Gladstone) def. Chen/Gabriel (Wil-son/Hacienda Heights) 15-8, 4-15, 15-8; Chen/Subandi (La Quinta/Westminster) def. Schnack/Bundy (Mira Costa) 15-9, 15-10; Lin/Phongasavitha(Villa Park) def. Nguyen/Nguyen (El Monte) 15-8,15-3.Quarterfinals: Ling Phongasavithas def. Hoang/Trinh 15-10, 15-10; Nguyen/Sop def. Wu/Lin 17-15, 12-15, 15-13; Legaspi/Rodriguez def. Hsu/Zhong 11-15, 17-15, 15-5; Chen/Subandi def. Lin/Phongasavitha 15-13, 15-8.Semifinals: Lin/Phongasavithas def. Nguyen/Sop 15-1, 15-3; Chen/Subandi def. Legaspi/Rodriguez 15-12, 15-4.Final: Lin/Phongasavithas def. Chen/Subandi15-4, 15-5.GIRLS SINGLES:Second Round: Thuy Hoang (Garden Grove)def. Jean Buenaflor (South El Monte); VictoriaBundy (Mira Costa) def. Christine Suganto(Redlands); Rebecca Neumann (Chadwick) def.Amy To (Sierra Vista); Qui Ming Wu (Wilson/Hacienda Heights) def. Jewy Liang (Alhambra);Priscilla Lun (San Marino) def. Hazuki Inoye (Wil-son/Long Beach); Adina Cho (Garden Grove) def.Trang Tran (Loara); Pam Pilouk (Redlands) def.Julie Yeh (Cerritos); Jamie Subandhi (La Quinta/Westminster) def. Jesi Marquez (Azusa).Quarterfinals: Thuy Hoang def. Victoria Bundy11-0, 11-2; Qui Ming Wu def. Rebecca Neumann11-2, 11-2; Priscilla Lun def. Adina Cho 11-0, 11-; Jamie Subandhi def. Pam Pilouk 11-0, 11-0.Semifinals: Thuy Hoang def. Qui Ming Wu 11-9,11-2; Jamie Subandhi def. Priscilla Lun 8-11, 11-5, 11-0.Final: Jamie Subandhi def. Thuy Hoang 11-7, 11-1.

BOYS SINGLESSecond Round: Howard Shu (Canyon/Ana-heim) def. Daniel Hickey (Redlands); James Nation(Azusa) def. Wilson Ngo (Mark Keppel); NicholasHardi (Beckman) def. Honak Delvadia (Cerritos);Shun Fujinami (El Dorado) def. Alvin Chan(Rosemead); Eric Kuo (Fountain Valley) def.Johhny Truong (Arroyo); Albert Seng (Poly/LongBeach) def. Winston Chan (Diamond Bar); An-drew Tran (Bolsa Grande) def. Deval Panchal(Nogales); Jack Shu (Canyon/Anaheim) def. Der-rick Lam (Alhambra).Quarterfinals: Howard Shu def. James Nation15-13, 15-4; Shun Fujinami def. Nicholas Hardi 15-12, 15-9; Eric Kuo def. Albert Seng 15-7, 15-4;Jack Shu def. Andrew Tran 15-8, 15-6.Semifinals: Howard Shu def. Shun Fujinami 15-11, 15-10; Jack Shu def. Eric Kuo 15-3, 15-8.Final: Howard Shu def. Jack Shu 17-15, 15-14.



2007 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION-TOYOTABOYS VOLLEYBALL PLAYOFF RESULTS

DIVISION IFirst Round: Mira Costa, Bye; Westlake def.Chaminade 25-20, 25-13, 25-17; Wilson/LongBeach def. Alemany 25-18, 25-20, 25-19; New-port Harbor def. Santa Margarita 25-23, 25-22, 31-29; San Clemente def. Lakewood 25-17, 25-21,25-20; Loyola def. Royal 26-24, 25-21, 20-25; St.John Bosco def. Redondo Union 25-21, 25-21, 13-25, 22-25, 15-12; Tesoro def. Foothill 27-25, 23-25, 21-25, 25-16, 17-15; Mater Dei def. PalosVerdes 25-16, 25-18, 26-24; Mission Viejo def.Woodbridge 25-19, 25-21, 25-19; Los Alamitosdef. Thousand Oaks 25-19, 18-25, 22-25, 25-16,16-14; Huntington Beach def. Crespi 25-19, 25-16, 25-19; Harvard-Westlake def. Servite 25-15,25-16, 25-21, 25-15; Peninsula def. Simi Valley26-24, 25-13, 25-18; Millikan def. Dana Hills 38-40,23-25, 25-22, 25-22, 15-12; Esperanza 25-20, 25-21, 25-18.Second Round: Mira Costa def. Westlake 25-14, 25-19, 25-23; Wilson/Long Beach def. New-port Harbor 25-19, 19-25, 20-25, 25-12, 15-11;San Clemente def. Loyola 25-23, 25-19, 25-27,25-23; Tesoro def. St. John Bosco 25-21, 26-24,25-15; Mater Dei def. Mission Viejo 25-21, 25-19,25-27, 25-23; Los Alamitos def. Huntington Beach25-20, 25-22, 25-17; Harvard-Westlake def. Pen-insula 22-25, 25-21, 25-13, 25-23.Quarterfinals: Mira Costa def. Wilson/Long

Beach 25-17, 27-25, 22-25, 25-14; San Clementedef. Tesoro 25-13, 22-25, 25-15, 25-12; Mater Deidef. Los Alamtios 29-27, 25-22, 22-25, 25-22;Esperanza def. Harvard-Westlake 25-21, 25-9,20-25, 25-21.Semifinals: Mira Costa def. San Clemente 25-16, 25-23, 25-21; Esperanza def. Mater Dei 24-26,25-20, 28-26, 22-25, 15-11.Final: Esperanza def. Mira Costa 22-25, 25-19,25-22, 18-25, 15-13.DIVISION IIFirst Round: Corona del Mar def. Santa Ana 25-6, 25-17, 25-10; Hemet def. Villa Park 22-15, 25-22, 25-18, 25-22; El Droado def. Segerstrom 25-14, 25-14, 25-9; Oxnard def. Beckman 25-22, 25-22, 16-25, 25-21; Laguna Beach def. PalomaValley 25-18, 25-14, 25-12; San Luis Obispo def.Pacifica/Oxnard 25-16, 25-12, 25-19; Saugusdef. St. Joseph/Santa Maria 25-18, 25-20, 25-18;25-18, 25-20, 25-18; Dos Pueblos def. Claremont25-13, 25-18, 26-24; Valencia/Valencia def.Righetti 25-17, 25-14, 25-13; Laguna Hills def.Calvary Chapel/Santa Ana 25-23, 25-21, 18-25,25-18; Arcadia def. West Valley 25-19, 29-27, 25-13; El Modena def. San Marcos 13-25, 20-25, 28-26, 25-22, 15-11; Santa Ynez def. Canyon/Can-yon Country 25-14, 25-21, 25-21; Arroyo Grandedef. Adolfo Camarillo 25-22, 25-18, 25-18;Saddleback def. Cajon 28-26, 25-20, 25-18; SantaBarbara def. Crescenta Valley 25-16, 25-19, 25-14.Second Round: Corona del Mar def. Hemet 25-10, 25-20, 25-18; Oxnard def. El Dorado 25-14,25-19, 25-22; Laguna Beach def. San Luis Obispo25-20, 25-14, 26-28, 25-20; Dos Pueblos def.Saugus 25-19, 25-14, 25-16; Valencia/Valenciadef. Laguna Hills 25-17, 25-20, 25-11; Arcadiadef. El Modena 25-19, 17-25, 25-19, 25-21; Ar-royo Grande def. Santa Ynez 25-20, 25-21, 25-14; Santa Barbara def. Saddleback 25-16, 25-13,25-13.Quarterfinals: Corona del Mar def. Oxnard 25-13, 25-16, 25-16; Dos Pueblos def. Laguna Beach25-18, 25-27, 26-24, 26-24; Valencia/Valenciadef. Arcadia 25-16, 25-21, 25-18; Santa Barbaradef. Arroyo Grande 25-13, 25-5, 25-20.Semifinals: Corona del Mar def. Dos Pueblos 26-24, 21-25, 24-26, 25-23, 15-11; Santa Barbaradef. Valencia/Valencia 22-25, 25-17, 25-23, 25-16.Final: Corona del Mar def. Santa Barbara 25-23,25-22, 30-32, 27-25.

DIVISION IIIFirst Round: Santa Monica def. Brentwood 25-18, 25-20, 13-25, 25-23; Montebello def. Redlands23-25, 25-14, 25-16, 23-25, 18-16, Pacifica/Gar-den Grove def. Warren 25-17, 26-24, 20-25, 25-16; Campbell Hall def. Western 25-20, 25-18, 25-19; Los Altos def. Redlands East Valley 25-9, 25-19, 25-14; El Rancho def. Palmdale 25-14, 25-22,25-19; Highland def. Culver City 25-21, 25-12, 25-21; Paraclete def. Whittier 25-21, 25-22, 25-13;Lancaster def. San Gabriel 25-17, 29-27, 20-25,25-21; La Serna def. Beverly Hills 25-15, 25-20,25-22; Downey def. Cypress 25-11, 23-25, 25-19, 25-18; Quartz Hill def. Mark Keppel 25-17, 24-13, 25-17; Loara def. Magnolia 25-7, 25-16, 25-16;Yucaipa def. Diamond Ranch 25-21, 25-23, 25-16; Santa Ana Valley def. Garey 25-17, 23-25, 23-25, 25-17, 15-13; Valley Christian/Cerritos def.


TOYOTABOYS VOLLEYBALL

CHAMPIONS

DIVISION IEsperanza

DIVISION IICorona del Mar

DIVISION IIIValley Christian/Cerritos

DIVISION IVOaks Christian

DIVISION VViewpoint

Lynwood 25-10, 25-12, 25-12.Second Round: Santa Monica def. Montebello25-15, 25-12, 25-18; Campbell Hall def. Pacifica/Garden Grove 25-21, 25-10, 25-17; El Ranchodef. Los Altos 25-22, 21-25, 20-25, 25-21, 15-13;Paraclete def. Highland 25-18, 25-17, 25-21; LaSerna def. Lancaster 20-25, 25-20, 30-28, 29-27;Quartz Hill def. Downey 25-22, 25-17, 25-19;Loara def. Yucaipa 25-23, 25-19, 23-25, 25-13;Valley Christian/Cerritos def. Loara 25-15, 25-16,24-26, 25-12.Quarterfinals: Santa Monica def. Campbell Hall25-23, 25-23, 23-25, 20-25, 15-11; Paraclete def.El Rancho 25-19, 25-20, 25-22; Quartz Hill def. LaSerna 25-27, 25-14, 25-21, 25-18; Valley Chris-tian/Cerritos def. Loara 25-15, 25-16, 24-26, 25-12.Semifinals: Santa Monica def. Paraclete 16-25,25-22, 25-23, 19-25, 15-6; Valley Christian/Cerritosdef. Quartz Hill 25-23, 25-15, 25-17.Final: Valley Christian/Cerritos def. Santa Monica21-25, 25-20, 26-24, 26-24.

DIVISION IVFirst Round: Oaks Christian, Bye; Crossroadsdef. Desert Christian/Lancaster 25-11, 25-14, 25-17; North Torrance def. Bishop Diego 24-26, 25-21, 24-26, 25-21; La Salle def. San Marino 25-15,25-22, 25-22; La Quinta/Westminster def. Bell-flower 25-11, 25-16, 25-17; Norco def. BishopAmat 25-12, 25-19, 25-23; Cerritos def. BolsaGrande 25-17, 25-11, 25-12; Arrowhead Chris-tian def. La Sierra 25-10, 25-16, 25-18; Mayfairdef. Gabrielino 25-16, 25-18, 25-18; RanchoAlamitos def. Calvary Chapel/Murrieta 25-22, 26-24, 21-25, 25-11; Oak Park def. El Segundo 25-17,18-25, 25-14, 25-14; Santiago/Corona def. LomaLinda Academy 25-21, 25-15, 25-15; South Pasa-dena def. Carpinteria 25-15, 17-25, 25-17, 19-25,15-12; Whittier Christian def. Corona 23-25, 23-25, 25-19, 25-20, 15-10; Torrance def. La Mirada25-22, 25-15, 25-21; Bishop Montgomery, Bye.Second Round: Oaks Christian def. Crossroads25-17, 25-16, 25-14; La Salle def. North Torrance25-21, 23-25, 25-18, 25-19; Norco def. La Quinta/Westminster 26-24, 25-22, 19-25, 25-13; Cerritosdef. Arrowhead Christian 27-25, 25-22, 25-21;Mayfair def. Rancho Alamitos 25-16, 25-12, 25-19; Santiago/Corona def. Oak Park 25-21, 25-19,25-21; South Pasadena def. Whittier Christian 25-15, 25-17, 25-23; Bishop Montgomery def. Tor-rance 25-21, 25-16, 25-12.Quarterfinals: Oaks Christian def. La Salle 25-23, 25-17, 26-24; Norco def. Cerritos 28-26, 23-25, 25-14, 25-17; Mayfair def. Santiago/Corona25-12, 24-26, 25-15, 25-22; Bishop Montgomerydef. South Pasadena 22-25, 25-21, 21-25, 28-26,15-13.Semifinals: Oaks Christian def. Norco 25-23,25-19, 23-25, 24-26, 15-12; Mayfair def. BishopMontgomery 25-16, 25-19, 25-13.Final: Oaks Christian def. Mayfair 22-25, 25-22,25-23, 25-18.

DIVISION VFirst Round: Viewpoint, Bye; Cate def. PacificHills 25-15, 25-18, 25-21; Bellarmine-Jeffersondef. Poly/Pasadena 3-25, 25-22, 27-29, 25-14,15-11; St. Margaret's def. Tarbut V'Torah 25-17,

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2007 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION-TOYOTA BOYS GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS


INDIVIDUAL FINALS

PL. PLAYER/SCHOOL SCORE1. Danny Katz, Royal 652T. Ricky Fowler, Murrieta Valley 682T. Josh Anderson, Murrieta Valley 684T. Philip Chian, Los Altos 694T. Austen Dailey, Edison 694T. Eric Frazzetta, Poly/Long Beach 694T. Matt Hoffenberg, Royal 698T. Andrew Perez, Santa Barbara 708T. Scott Yeakel, Wilson/Long Beach 7010T. Jeff Chen, Los Altos 7110T. Nick Delio, Saugus 7110T. Alex Forss, Great Oak 7110T. Mark Hicks, La Quinta 7110T. Ben Murray, La Quinta/La Quinta 7110T. Nick Paez, Arroyo Valley 7110T. Bryan Pierce, Arroyo Grande 7110T. John Spaun, San Dimas 71

TEAM FINALS

PL. SCHOOL SCORE1. Sunny Hills 3632. Santa Barbara 3663. Royal 3694. Edison 3735 Brea Olinda 3766. Palm Desert 3777. Brentwood 3788. Santa Margarita 3799. La Quinta 38110. Victor Valley 387

BOYS VOLLEYBALL(Continued from previous page)

24-26, 25-21, 20-25, 15-5; Sage Hills def. Orange-wood Academy 25-8, 25-10, 25-15; Providencedef. Glendale Adventist 21-25, 25-20, 26-24, 26-24; St. Bernard def. Hillcrest Christian/ThousandOaks 25-21, 25-18, 25-21; Chadwick def. Avalon25-15, 25-18, 25-15; Salesian def. San GabrielAcademy 25-8, 25-10, 25-19; Milken Communitydef. Cantwell Sacred Heart 25-16, 25-19, 25-22;Oakwood def. West Valley Christian 25-11, 25-10, 25-16; Laguna Blanca def. St. Genevieve 25-13, 25-11, 25-20;Flintridge Prep def. Whitney 15-25, 25-15, 25-18, 25-13; Windward def. Pilibos25-8, 25-7, 25-11; St. Paul def. SouthwesternAcademy 25-15, 20-25, 25-14, 25-11; BrethrenChristian, Bye.Second Round: Viewpoint def. Cate 25-14, 25-18, 25-13; Bellarmine-Jefferson def. St. Margaret's16-25, 25-22, 20-25, 25-21, 15-13; Sage Hill def.Providence 25-23, 16-25, 25-19, 25-21; Chadwickdef. St. Bernard 25-15, 25-27, 25-18, 25-15;Salesian def. Milken Community 25-11, 25-15, 23-25, 25-16; Laguna Blanca def. Oakwood 25-23,24-26, 19-25, 25-23, 15-12; Flintridge Prep def.Windward 25-18, 25-15, 25-19; Brethren Chris-tian def. St. Paul 25-11, 25-23, 25-12.Quarterfinals: Viewpoint def. Bellarmine-Jefferson 25-21, 25-15, 25-14; Sage Hill def.Chadwick 25-21, 27-29, 20-25, 25-18, 15-12;Salesian def. Laguna Blanca 25-20, 25-20, 25-21;Flintridge Prep def. Brethren Christian 25-17, 25-20, 25-23.Semifinals: Viewpoint def. Sage Hill 25-21, 25-18, 25-19; Salesian def. Flintridge Prep 25-18, 21-25, 24-26, 27-25, 15-11.Final: Viewpoint def. Salesian 25-17, 25-8, 25-20.


CIF-SS MEETING DATES 2007-2008DAY DATE TYPETuesday July 3 Executive Committee Meeting

Workshop and New Member OrientationSunday-Tuesday September 16-18 National Federation Section 7/8 MeetingTuesday September 25 Executive Committee MeetingThursday October 11 Southern Section Council Meeting

Deadline for Southern Section Proposals - September 20Friday October 26 State Federated Council MeetingWednesday November 7 Executive Committee MeetingThursday-Sunday January 3-6 National Federation Winter MeetingThursday January 17 Southern Section Council Meeting

Deadline for Southern Section Proposals - January 3Friday-Sunday January 25-27 Executive Committee MeetingFriday-Saturday February 1-2 State Federated Council MeetingThursday March 6 Southern Section Council Meeting

Deadline for Southern Section Proposals - February 14Wednesday April tbd Executive Committee MeetingWednesday-Saturday April 9-13 State Athletic Directors ConferenceThursday April 24 Southern Section Council Meeting

Deadline for Southern Section Proposals - April 3Friday-Saturday May 2-3 State Federated Council MeetingWednesday May 21 Executive Committee MeetingWednesday-Saturday July 2-5 National Federation Summer Meeting

COUNCIL MINUTES(Continued from page 2)

F. Projected Budget for 2007-08 - vote tosupport

G. Nominations for State CIF ExecutiveCommittee 2007-08 - vote to send delegatesuninstructed

H. Revisions of CIF Marketing Plan - vote tosupport

I. Revision of Bylaw 22.B.12: Conditions ofMembership (supplements) - vote to support

J. Proposed CIF Investment Policy - vote tosupport

K. Revision of Bylaw 510: Undue Influence -vote to support

L. Revision of Bylaw 215: Hardship Waiver -vote to support

M. Renewal of Allied Member, CaliforniaActivities Director Association - vote to support

N. Bylaw 3100 Amendments: WrestlingWeight Management - vote to support

O. Extension of Two-Year Pilot for CIF GirlsRegional Wresting Tournaments - vote tosupport6. OFFICIAL FEES/RELATIONS COMMITTEEPROPOSAL – Ralph Trigsted, Chairman,reviewed the committee’s proposal. Followingdiscussion, it was moved, seconded andpassed to approve the proposal.7. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ELECTIONS –Sister Cheryl Milner, President-Elect, reviewedthe voting process for all categories. Followinga vote by Council those elected were:

A. Citrus Belt Area Representative - ReggieThompkins, Principal, Eisenhower High School

B. Coast Area Representative - ChrisBowles, Principal, Palos Verdes High School

C. Desert Area Representative - LarrySatterfield, Girls Athletic Director, Mojave HighSchool

D. Northern Area Representative - MarkRose, Athletic Director, Paso Robles High School

E. Parochial Area Representative - SteveMiller, Assistnat Principal, Bishop MontgomeryHigh School

F. Small Schools Area Representative -Barrett Luketic, Principal, Village Christian HighSchool8. CIF-SS 2007-08 BUDGET – William Dabbs,Treasurer, presented the proposed CIF-SSBudget for 2007-08. Following discussion, itwas moved, seconded and passed to adopt thebudget as presented.9. COMMISSIONERS PROPOSAL TO RE-STRUCTURE SOUTHERN SECTION FINANCES– Jim Staunton, Commissioner, presented aproposal to restructure the Southern SectionBlue Book Rule 140 in order to support a newassistant commissioner position and supportstaff. Two proposals were presented.Following discussion Proposal II was passed.Proposal II will revise the playoff splits inrevenue sports from 50%-25%/25% to a 60%-20%/20% beginning the 2007-08 school year.10. STRATEGIC PLANNING COMMITTEEPROPOSALS –A.Sportsmanship - Jim Staunton, Commissioner,presented a proposal which will replace theplayer conduct language in each sport section.Following discussion, a motion to table theproposal was approved.

B. Officials - Rob Wigod, AssistantCommissioner, presented a proposal whichwould add a code of ethics for officials andwould be added to the Blue Book. Followingdiscussion it was moved, seconded and passedto approve the proposal.11. BASEBALL ADVISORY COMMITTEE

PROPOSAL – Withdrawn.12. SWIMMING ADVISORY COMMITTEEPROPOSAL - Rob Wigod, Assistant Commis-sioner, presented a proposal which would allowone additional week of practice prior to the firstday of competition and CIF-SS swimmingchampionships would be one week later.Following discussion, a motion to approve wasdefeated 45-23.13. BLUE BOOK COMMITTEE PROPOSAL -Carol Osbrink, Committee Chairman, presentedthe following items from the Blue BookCommittee:

A. Revision of Rule 1221.1: Notification time -Approved

B. Softball Rule 2500.1 Revision - ApprovedC. Volleyball Rule 2917 - Not Approved

14. CIF STATE FEDERATED NON-AC-TION ITEMS – Dr. John Dahlem, PastPresident and Earl Haugen, President,presented the following items which will beaction items on the October State CIF StateFederated Council Meeting:

A. Proposed Bylaw 3102: Deletion for 2008-09 implementation.

B. Proposal to continue the CIF State FootballChampionship Bowl Games.15. MOUNTAIN VIEW LEAGUE PROPOSAL I -Dave Reid presented a revised summer deadperiod proposal which would have a summer2008 implementation date. This will be an actionitem at the October 2007 CIF-SS Council Meeting.16. MOUNTAIN VIEW LEAGUE PROPOSAL II -Dave Reid presented a revised summer deadperiod proposal which would have a summer2008 implementation date. This will be an actionitem at the October 2007 CIF-SS Council Meeting.


COUNCIL MINUTES(Continued from previous page)

COMMISSIONER(Continued from page 3)

BASEBALL(Continued from page 14)

SOFTBALL(Continued from page 15)

First Round: Saddleback Valley Christian 12,Cate 0; Highland Hall 17, Newbury Park Adventist4; Buckley 13, Wildwood 0; Cornerstone Christian/Wildomar 11, La Sierra Academy 9; Dunn 9, NorthCounty Christian 8; Big Pine 6, Pioneer Baptist 2;Rio Contiguo 21, Eagles Peak Charter 1; UplandChristian 20, Marywood-Palm Valley 0; SouthlandChristian 12, Sherman Indian 3; Oakwood 18,Immanuel Christian 6; St. Michael's Prep 12, PacificLutheran 3; Maricopa 4, Thacher 0; CaliforniaLutheran 18, Twin PInes 3; Packinghouse Chris-tian 16, Nuview Bridge 3; New Community Jewish13, Ventura County Christian 5; Viewpoint 7,Avalon 5.Second Round: Saddleback Valley Christian 13,Highland Hall 2; Buckley 9, Cornerstone Christian/Wildomar 5; Dunn 16, Big Pine 3; Upland Christian18, Rio Contiguo 0; Southland Christian 3, Oakwood0; St. Michael's Prep 9, Maricopa 4; PackinghouseChristian 4, California Lutheran 1; Viewpoint 19,New Community Jewish 5.Quarterfinal: Buckley 7, Saddleback ValleyChristian 3; Upland Christian 3, Dunn 2; SouthlandChristian 10, St. Michael's Prep 3; Viewpoint 18,Packinghouse Christian 3.Semifinals: Upland Christian 12, Buckley 1;Viewpoint 2, Southland Christian 1Final: Upland Christian 5, Viewpoint 2.

Academy for Academic Excellence 12, Packing-house Christian 4; St. Matthias 30, CornerstoneChristian/Wildomar 0; Faith Baptist 18, New Roads0;Hillcrest Christian/Granada Hills 11, Animo Lead-ership 0; Bellarmine-Jefferson 13, North CountyChristian 11; Eastside Christian 12, Maricopa 2;Rolling Hills Prep 7, Viewpoint 5; Hesperia Chris-tian 8, Redlands Adventist Academy 2; Vasquez14, Lee Vining 1; Nuview Bridge 16, Lake Arrow-head Christian 4; Calvary Chapel/Moreno Valley9, Victor Valley Christian 7.Second Round: Cornerstone Christian/Camarillo10, Providence 5; Mesa Grande Academy 14, St.Genevieve 1; Baptist Christian 10, Academy forAcademic Excellence 4; Faith Baptist 3, St. Matthias2; Hillcrest Christian/Granada Hills 16, Bellarmine-Jefferson 3; Rolling Hills Prep 21, Eastside Chris-tian 0; Vasquez 2, Hesperia Christian 0; CalvaryChapel/Moreno Valley 9, Nuview Bridge 6.Quarterfinals: Cornerstone Christian/Camarillo11, Mesa Grande Academy 2; Faith Baptist 8,Baptist Christian 0; Hillcrest Christian/GranadaHills 7, Rolling Hills Prep 6; Calvary Chapel/MorenoValley 21, Vasquez 1.Semifinals: Faith Baptist 5, Cornerstone Chris-tian/Camarillo 2; Hillcrest Christian/Granada Hills13, Calvary Chapel/Moreno Valley 12.Final: Faith Baptist 11, Hillcrest Christian/Granada

17. GOLF ADVISORY COMMITTEE - Dick Sebekpresented a proposal which would clarifylanguage for reporting league meet qualifyingplayoff entries. This will be an action item at theOctober 2007 CIF-SS Council Meeting.18. PRESIDENTS REPORT – Earl Haugen,President, recognized CIF-SS office staffaccomplishments during the winter playoffs.19. COMMISSIONER’S REPORT – Jim Staunton,Commissioner, identified changes in the upcom-ing Fall Workshops and introduced newassistant commissioner Kristine Palle.20. TREASURER’S REPORT – William Dabbs,Treasurer, reported on the status of wintersports and the Friends of Golf donation.21. HISTORY TIME – Dr. John Dahlem, PastPresent, reported on a film library that is beingcreated.

There being no further business to come beforethe Council, the meeting was adjourned at 11:45a.m.

Submitted by:KAREN HELLYERASSISTANT COMMISSIONER

Approved by:JAMES STAUNTON, Ed.D.COMMISSIONER OF ATHLETICS

Dodgers and Toyota for their continuedefforts in promoting the spirit of goodsportsmanship in high school athletics,”added Staunton.

The award is also named for former CIF-SSCommissioner, the late Kenny Fagans,who served as Commissioner from 1954to 1975.

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Please hang it on your field and in your gym.The presence of that banner meansthousands of dollars in income that offsetsSection costs and saves our schools in theform of low dues and assessments. It is asimple thing. Hang the banner in the fall,and move it into your gym in the winter. It isall we ask.

May your school have a wildly successfulyear academically and athletically. We arehere to help make your programs a success.

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2008 forms or it will be sent back to yourschool site for correction.

If you have any questions regarding anyinformation, the CIF-SS office is anxious toassist you in any way possible. Good luckto all of you in the upcoming year.


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