The San Diego Section playoffs are closing in on the winter sports season. That means boys and girls basketball teams, boys and girls soccer teams, boys and girls wrestling teams and girls water polo teams are scrambling to get a leg up on their opponents in the upcoming seeding brackets.
Wrestling
Mat attack
Girls wrestling starts off the championship run with divisional tournaments on Saturday, Feb. 4. Steele Canyon High School will host the Division I tournament while Holtville High School will host the Division II tournament.
Division I teams include Bonita Vista, Calexico, Canyon Crest Academy, Carlsbad, Chula Vista, Del Norte. Eastlake, El Camino, Escondido, Fallbrook, Granite Hills, Grossmont, Helix Charter, Hoover, Mira Mesa, Mission Hills, Olympian, Orange Glen, Otay Ranch, Patrick Henry, Poway, Rancho Bernardo, Rancho Buena Vista, San Marcos, San Diego, San Pasqual, San Ysidro, Scripps Ranch, Steele Canyon, Sweetwater, Torrey Pines, Valhalla, Vista and Westview.
Division II teams include Brawley, Calipatria, Canyon Hills, Castle Park, Cathedral Catholic, Central Union, Christian, Clairemont, Coastal Academy, Crawford, El Cajon Valley, El Capitan, Guajome Park Academy, High Tech High Chula Vista, High Tech High North County, Holtville, Imperial, Kearny, La Costa Canyon, La Jolla, Lincoln, Madison, Mar Vista, Monte Vista, Montgomery, Morse, Mt. Miguel, Mt. Carmel, Mountain Empire, Oceanside, Palo Verde Valley, Point Loma, Ramona, Sage Creek, Santana, Southwest El Centro, Southwest San Diego, University City, Valley Center and West Hills.
The section’s state qualifying Masters tournament is scheduled Feb. 18 at Mission Hills High School. The top four place-finishers in each weight class at the Division I and Division II tournaments advance to the Masters tournament. The top four place-finishers in each weight class at Masters advance to the state tournament.
The boys wrestling championships will include four divisional tournaments and a state-qualifying Masters tournament.
Rancho Bernardo High School will host the Division I tournament while San Pasqual High School will host the Division II tournament. Brawley High School will host the Division III tournament while Lincoln High School will host the Division IV tournament – all on Feb. 11.
The Masters tournament is scheduled Feb. 17-18 at Mission Hills High School.
Medals will be awarded to the top seven place-finishers in each of the Division I and Division II tournaments, the top six in Division III and the top four in Division IV.
The top four place-finishers in the Masters tournament will receive medals.
Division I schools include Bonita Vista, Calexico, Canyon Crest Academy, Del Norte, Eastlake, El Camino, Helix Charter, Hoover, Otay Ranch, Patrick Henry, Poway, Rancho Bernardo, San Diego, San Marcos, Sweetwater, Torrey Pines and Westview.
Division II schools include Carlsbad, Central Union, Chula Vista, Escondido, Fallbrook, Granite Hills, Grossmont, Hilltop, Mira Mesa, Olympian, Orange Glen, Rancho Buena Vista, San Pasqual, San Ysidro, Scripps Ranch, Steele Canyon, Valhalla and Vista.
Division III schools include Brawley, Castle Park, Cathedral Catholic, El Cajon Valley, El Capitan, La Costa Canyon, Monte Vista, Montgomery, Morse, Mt. Carmel, Oceanside, Point Loma, Ramona, Santana, Southwest El Centro, Southwest San Diego, St. Augustine, University City and West Hills.
Division IV schools include Army-Navy Academy, Calipatria, Canyon Hills, Christian, Clairemont, Coastal Academy, Crawford, Guajome Park Academy, High Tech High Chula Vista, Holtville, Imperial, Kearny, La Jolla, Lincoln, Madison, Mar Vista, Mater Dei Catholic, Mountain Empire, Mt. Miguel, Palo Verde Valley, Sage Creek and Valley Center.
Montgomery and Eastlake are boys basketball playoff hopefuls. Photo by Phillip Brents
Basketball
Hooping it up
First-round play in the basketball playoffs tips off Feb. 14-15, with the Open Division quarterfinals starting Feb. 17.
Finals sites for the Open Division and Division I have yet to be determined. However, Mira Mesa High School will host the boys and girls Division III finals on Feb. 23 and the Division II finals on Feb. 24.
Meanwhile, Otay Ranch High School will host the boys and girls Division V finals on Feb. 23 and the boys and girls Division IV finals on Feb. 24.
The playoffs will consist of six divisions. The Open Division will include eight teams while the remaining divisions will include 16 teams each for a full bracket.
All eight Open Division teams qualify for the Southern California regionals while semifinalists and finalists from Division I will do so. The champion and runner-up from the Division II and Division III finals advance to the regionals while only the champions in Division IV and Division V will qualify to extend their seasons beyond the section level.
Above the rim
The MaxPreps basketball rankings were laden with teams with lop-sided win-loss records at midseason. While the field has spread out a bit, South County teams still dominate the rankings.
The Montgomery Aztecs, riding a marathon 16-game winning streak, entered the week in the No. 3 spot among section’s Division I boys teams, followed by the San Ysidro Cougars at No. 4. Meanwhile the Mater Dei Catholic Crusaders (19-7) were hovering closer at No. 10 while the Bonita Vista Barons were lower at No. 17.
The top eight Division I teams make the elite Open Division cut. However, all Division I teams make the playoffs, thus securing postseason berths for both Mater Dei Catholic and Bonita Vista.
The Aztecs (9-0 in Metro-Mesa League play, 21-3 overall) and Cougars (8-2 in Mesa play. 15-11 overall) are both realistically bidding for Open Division playoff berths. The Crusaders (6-4 in Mesa play, 19-7 overall) should theoretically earn a high Division I seed if they miss the Open Division cut.
Sophomore J.J. Sanchez keys Montgomery in scoring with 19.9 points per game while sophomore Devin Hamilton ranks second on the team with 12.7 ppg. Xair Mendez, another sophomore, is third with a 12.6 ppg average. Sanchez is averaging 5.3 rebounds per game and 5.7 assists per game.
Senior J Taylor leads San Ysidro with a robust 26.4 ppg average followed by classmate Mikey Williams (25.0 ppg). Taylor tops the the team with 7.0 rpg while Williams is averaging 9.0 assists per game.
Senior Kristian Gonzalez paces Mater Dei Catholic on the playing court with a 19.6 ppg average while junior Josiah Jefferson is averaging 12.8 ppg. Jefferson leads the teams with 5.4 rebounds per game while Gonzalez is right behind with 4.8 rpg.
The Otay Ranch Mustangs (15-10) had embedded themselves at No. 7 in the Division II rankings with Eastlake following at No. 11.
Seniors Elijah Newsome (12.3 ppg) and A.J. McIlwain (11.7 ppg) and junior Percy Whittaker (10.8 ppg) lead Otay Ranch in scoring while senior Jared Pamintuan (10.9 ppg) does the same for Eastlake.
Metro-South Bay League leader Victory Christian Academy (18-8) ranked third deep among Division III schools, trailing No. 1 West Hills (20-4) and No. 2 RBV (18-7). Olympian, riding a seven-game losing streak, had dropped back to No. 12 in the division rankings.
Freshman Jayden Gray leads VCA with a torrid 21.5 ppg scoring average while junior Derek Edmond is second with a 17.3 ppg average.
Mar Vista (18-7) continues to have a strong season and entered the week ranked fourth among the section’s Division IV teams. Southwest (10-16), Sweetwater (8-17) and Hilltop (8-18) were all contending to make the full playoff bracket at No. 11, No. 14 and No. 15, respectively.
Senior Josiah Scott tops Mar Vista in scoring at 18.4 ppg while junior Elijah Clark is next up at 14.0 ppg. Senior Steven Ruesga is Hilltop’s scoring leader at 12.3 ppg.
Area teams in the Division V boys rankings include No. 6 Bayfront Charter (13-8), No 8. CVLCC (11-8), No. 11 High Tech High Chula Vista (13-10), No. 12 Ocean View Christian Academy (9-7) and No. 14 Chula Vista (11-11).
This year’s boys field overall remains deep with the first team with a losing record ranked in the No. 32 position.
Bonita Vista (18-7) and Mater Dei Catholic (15-7) are both bidding to qualify for the girls section Open Division playoffs at No. 3 and No. 8 in the latest Division I rankings while Eastlake (8-12) and Otay Ranch (5-15) would qualify in the reduced Division I field at No. 19 and No. 21, respectively, in the division rankings.
Olympian (16-9) stands in the middle of the pack in the Division II rankings at No. 9 while Montgomery (16-6) ranks third among Division III teams. Victory Christian (9-15) is ranked eighth among Division III teams while Chula Vista (9-15) is 14th.
Bayfront Charter (14-6) was in the middle of the Division IV rankings ahead of No. 14 Hilltop (9-16), No 17 Sweetwater (4-19), No. 18 Southwest (3-17) and No, 19 Castle Park (3-18).
Mar Vista (6-11) entered the week 10th among Division V schools while Ocean View Christian Academy (6-6) was ranked 15th in the same field.
Metro-Mesa League boys standings: Montgomery 9-0, San Ysidro 8-1, Mater Dei Catholic 6-4, Otay Ranch Mustangs 5-5, Eastlake 2-7, Bonita Vista 2-8, Olympian 1-8
Metro-South Bay League boys standings: Victory Christian Academy 8-2, Mar Vista 8-2, Southwest 6-4, Sweetwater 6-4, Hilltop 5-5, Chula Vista 1-9, Castle Park 1-9
Metro-Mesa League girls standings: Bonita Vista 6-0, Olympian 4-1, Mater Dei Catholic 2-3, Eastlake 1-5, Otay Ranch 0-4
Soccer
Getting their kicks
The soccer playoffs will also feature six divisions. The Open Division will consist of eight teams while all other divisions will include 12 teams (with the top four-seeded teams receiving a bye in the first round).
Girls teams will kick off post-season play on Feb. 14 and Feb. 15 for boys teams. The Open Division quarterfinals kick off Feb. 14 for girls teams and Feb. 15 for boys teams.
Championship game locations have yet to be determined for the Open Division and Division I playoffs while Bonita Vista High School’s new stadium complex will host the Division III finals on Feb. 23 and the Division II finals on Feb. 24.
University City will host the Division IV finals on Feb. 23 and the Division V finals on Feb. 24.
The finals will include both genders at each site.
The top four teams from the Open Division advance to the state regionals while champions from the other divisions also qualify.
The Chula Vista Spartans feel they have a shot at winning this year’s San Diego Section Division II boys soccer championship given the right scenario, according to head coach Ruben Oliveira.
“I think we definitely have a shot at it,” he said.
The Spartans remain mathematically alive for the Metro-South Bay League championship with two games remaining in regular season play following a 4-4 draw against the visiting Olympian Eagles on Thursday. Chula Vista is tied with the San Ysidro Cougars with a 1-1-2 league record. The Spartans and Cougars trail the Hilltop Lancers (3-0-1) in the chase for this year’s league championship. The Eagles are 0-3-1.
Oliveira doesn’t really feel his team has a home field advantage. He feels his team plays better on artificial turf fields. The Spartans (11-7-3 overall) have tied both San Ysidro and Olympian at home and also lost 1-0 at home to Hilltop.The CVHS sideline boss is hoping to play on a turf field in the upcoming playoffs. The Lancers (9-3-7) finished the week No. 2 in the division power rankings while the Spartans are No. 8 behind No. 7 Montgomery (6-7-5). San Ysidro (7-6-3) is No, 9.
Twelve out of 21 teams in the division qualify for postseason play. Olympian (3-11-7) is No. 18 in the division power rankings.
Chula Vista closes out league play with upcoming games Tuesday at San Ysidro and Thursday at Hilltop. Both games are 5:30 p.m. starts.
Hilltop, San Ysidro and Montgomery all have turf fields.
While the Lancers hold the advantage in the standings, the Cougars and Spartans remain within striking distance.
“We’ve had a great season so far,” Oliveira said. “We started out winning the Francis Parker tournament. We went to the finals in the Grossmont Christmas tournament. Our problem is playing on grass. On turf fields I think we can play much better.”
With four teams in the league, the teams play each other twice for a total of six league games. With so few league games at the end of the regular season, it’s hard to get any momentum rolling for the playoffs.
“The scores have been so close,” Oliveira said. “We’re looking forward to the playoffs. It’s a second season. But with only six league games, it’s frustrating. With only six games, there’s not much room for error.
“We have a lot of skilled players; we have several with speed. We have a strong junior class.”
Steele Canyon (12-4-2) is the top-ranked team in Division II heading down the stretch run, followed by Hilltop, No. 3 La Costa Canyon (10-4-4), No. 4 San Diego (7-4-5) and No. 5 Scripps Ranch (7-6-1).
Steele Canyon defeated Hilltop in last year’s Division III championship game.
Metro-Mesa League boys soccer standings: Eastlake 3-1, Sweetwater 2-1-1, Southwest 1-2-1, Montgomery 0-2-2
Metro-South Bay League boys soccer standings: Hilltop 3-0-1, San Ysidro 1-1-2, Chula Vista 1-1-2, Olympian 0-3-1
Metro-Pacific League boys soccer standings: Bonita Vista 7-0, Otay Ranch 5-2, Mater Dei Catholic 1-3-2, Castle Park 0-3-3, Mar Vista 0-4-1
Metro-Mesa League girls soccer standings: Bonita Vista 4-1-1, Mater Dei Catholic 4-2-0, Eastlake 3-5-0, Otay Ranch 3-4-0, Olympian 1-5-1
Water polo
Making a splash
The Open Division will include eight teams and 12 each in Division I, Division II and Division III in girls water polo.
Division I and Division III teams will open the playoffs on Tuesday, Feb. 7, while Division II teams will open the playoffs on Thursday, Feb. 9. The Open Division starts play on Wednesday, Feb. 8.
Should a play-in game be necessary, it will be played on Monday, Feb. 6.
The playoffs run quickly. Division III teams will advance to the quarterfinals on Friday, Feb. 10, at La Jolla High School while quarterfinals in Division I and Division II will be played on Saturday, Feb. 11, at the same site.
All semifinals will take place at La Jolla High School. Semifinals for Division III are scheduled on Monday, Feb. 13, followed by semifinals in the Open Division on Tuesday, Feb. 14, semifinals in Division I on Wednesday, Feb. 15, and semifinals in Division II on Thursday, Feb. 16.
The championship quintuple-header (five games) is scheduled for Feb. 18, also at LJHS. The five games will feature the four divisional finals plus a state play-in game.
Southern exposure
The Division II bracket could get quite interesting with two Metro Conference teams occupying spots in the top three rankings and eight South County teams conceivably in the mix for Division III playoff berths.
Metro-Mesa League champion Eastlake (8-0 in league play) continued to hold down the No. 1 ranking among Division I teams ahead of third-ranked Bonita Vista (6-2 in Metro-Mesa League).
Senior Braelyn Hill keys the Lady Titans with 65 goals and 32 assists for 97 points in 24 games, followed on the scoresheet by senior Kayla Lojola with 79 points (54 goals, 25 assists), senior Sarah Tenney with 70 points (45 goals, 25 assists).
With 286 goals scored in 24 games, Eastlake has shown it can put the ball into the cage with ferocious abandon. The Lady Titans wrapped up league play on Thursday with a convincing 20-3 win against Mater Dei Catholic.
Other top scorers this season include senior Brianne Hill with 55 points (37 goals, 18 assists), senior Summer Simboli with 54 points (12 goals, 42 assists) and senior Aleesa Ebert with 43 points (24 goals, 19 assists).
Ebert leads the team with 65 steals, followed by Joloya with 61 steals. Simboli is the team’s assist leader. Senior Rae Ramirez tops the team with 75 goalkeeper saves while senior Danica Cobian has made 74 stops in the cage.
The Lady Titans roster features 10 seniors this season, thus with much expectations for the upcoming playoffs.
The Metro-Mesa runner-up Lady Barons closed out league play on Thursday with a 15-1 victory against Mar Vista. Bonita Vista continues to be one of this season’s stronger Division II teams after winning last year’s Division III championship.
Two of the three Lady Barons’ losses have come to league rival Eastlake, the top-ranked Division II team, and the other to Mt. Carmel, the top-ranked Division III team.
Otay Ranch (2-6 in Mesa League) led a large group of Metro-South Bay League and Metro-Pacific League teams in contention for Division III post-season berths. The Lady Mustangs were third in the division rankings ahead of No. 5 Mater Dei Catholic (0-8 in Metro-Mesa play), No. 6 Olympian (5-1 in Metro-South Bay League play), No. 8 Southwest (1-4 in Metro-South Bay League play), No.9 Chula Vista Learning Community Charter, No. 10 Hilltop (3-1 in Metro-South Bay League), Sweetwater (4-0 in Metro-Pacific League play) and Montgomery (3-2 in Metro-Pacific) all vying for divisional playoff berths.
Sweetwater could qualify as a league champion, which could displace one of the local teams above it in the division rankings.
Mesa League standings: Eastlake 8-0, Bonita Vista 6-2, Mar Vista 4-4, Otay Ranch 2-6, Mater Dei Catholic 0-8
South Bay League standings: Olympian 5-1, Hilltop 3-1, Southwest 1-4, Chula Vista 0-3
Pacific League standings: Sweetwater 4-0, Montgomery 3-2, Castle Park 0-2, San Ysidro 0-3
San Diego Section Girls Water Polo Divisional Playoffs
Open Division: 1. Bishop’s, 2, Helix, 3. Clairemont, 4. El Camino, 5. Carlsbad, 6. La Jolla, 7. Grossmont, 8. Rancho Bernardo
Quarterfinals: Wednesday, Feb. 8
Semifinals: Feb. 14
Final: Feb. 18
Division I: 1. Coronado, 2. Valhalla, 3. Patrick Henry, 4. Santana, 5. Cathedral Catholic, 6. Poway, 7. Granite Hills, 8. Westview, 9. Mar Vista, 10. La Costa Canyon, 11. Del Norte, 12. Santa Fe Christian
First round: Tuesday, Feb. 7
Quarterfinals: Feb. 11
Semifinals: Feb. 15
Final: Feb. 18
Division II: 1. Eastlake, 2. San Marcos, 3. Bonita Vista, 4. Oceanside, 5. Torrey Pines, 6. Francis Parker, 7. Fallbrook, 8. Valley Center, 9. Steele Canyon, 10. Ramona, 11. Mission Bay, 12. San Pasqual
First round: Thursday, Feb. 9
Quarterfinals: Feb. 11
Semifinals: Feb. 16
Final: Feb. 18
Division III: 1. Mt. Carmel, 2. Scripps Ranch, 3. Our Lady of Peace, 4. Otay Ranch, 5. Rancho Buena Vista, 6. Mater Dei Catholic, 7. Olympian, 8. Hilltop, 9. Sweetwater, 10. High Tech High San Diego, 11. Southwest, 12. Mira Mesa
First round: Tuesday, Feb. 7
Quarterfinals: Feb. 10
Semifinals: Feb. 13
Final: Feb. 18
GIRLS WRESTLING
Metro Conference Finals
Team standings
- Olympian 264 (11 finalists), 2 Eastlake 96 (three finalists), 3. Chula Vista 89 (one finalist), 4. Montgomery 85.5 (four finalists), 5. Otay Ranch 72 (two finalists), 6. (tie) Castle Park 45 (two finalists), Mater Dei Catholic 45 (one finalist), 8. Mar Vista 44 (two finalists), 9. Hilltop 33 (no finalists), 10. Bonita Vista 20 (one finalist), 11. Sweetwater 13 (no finalists), 12. (tie) San Ysidro 10 (one finalist), Southwest (no finalists)
Weight Class Champions
103: 1. Maliya Lumahan (Otay Ranch), 2. Tiana Alanis (Bonita Vista), 3. Isabella Ramirez (Olympian), 4. Glennis Lopez (Chula Vista).
108: 1. Alaina Carino (Otay Ranch), 2. Natasha Mason (OIympian), 3. Zara Contreras (Olympian), 4. Maia Arellano (Olympian)
113: 1. Charlize Leonard (Eastlake), 2. Jessica Mexia (Mar Vista), 3. Breanna Reynoso (Olympian), 4. Emily Serapio (Sweetwater)
118: 1. Isabella Lamardrid (Eastlake), 2. Cheyenne Sandoval (Olympian), 3. Anaya Rhodes (Chula Vista), 4. Noelle Ramos (Olympian)
123: 1. Bella King (Olympian), 2. Nicole Moore (Chula Vista), 3. Isabella Kennedy (Eastlake), 4. Jill Josa (Olympian)
128: 1. Tavia Ostheimer (Mar Vista), 2. Keagam Alatiw (Olympian), 3. Serina Esquer (Otay Ranch), 4. Marissa Vasquez (Chula Vista)
133: 1. Makenna Harbin (Olympian), 2. Alyssa Mechling (Mater Dei Catholic), 3. Sofia Ochoa (Olympian), 4. Ariana Enriquez (Chula Vista)
139: 1. Alina Solis (Olympian), 2. Eva Barbosa (Montgomery), 3. Natalia Gutierrez (Chula Vista), 4. Keilani Speyrer (Hilltop)
145: 1. Adriana Ramirez (Montgomery), 2. Annabelle Sanchez (Olympian), 3. Natalia Righellis (Olympian)K, 4. Delilah Velasquez (Castle Park)
152: Daia Kawashiro (Olympian), 2. Berenise Guerrero (Castle Park), 3. Debora Velazquez (Hilltop), 4. Ivanna Ruiz (Mater Dei Catholic)
162: 1. Tasia Nugent (Olympian), 2. Victoria Trujillo (Castle Park)
172: 1. Sophia Gonzalez (Olympian), 2. Alexa Llamas (San Ysidro)
191: 1. Arianni Benitez (Eastlake), 2. Dahlia Cruz Gonzalez (Montgomery)
237: 1. Evelynn Coronado (Montgomery), 2. Elisa Najera (Olympian), 3. Jazmyn Morales (Southwest)
San Diego Section Basketball Rankings
Max/Preps rhrough Jan. 30
TOP 60 BOYS TEAMS
- St. Augustine 20-4
- Carlsbad 20-3
- Montgomery 20-3
- Torrey Pines 16-7
- San Ysidro 13-10
- Santa Fe Christian 20-4
- Mission Bay 17-6
- La Costa Canyon 12-10
- Del Norte 14-6
- El Camino 15-7
- Mater Dei Catholic 17-7
- San Diego 15-8
- La Jolla Country Day 18-7
- Otay Ranch 15-8
- Lincoln 21-2
- Mission Hills 12-11
- Cathedral Catholic 13-11
- Poway 15-9
- Victory Christian Academy 15-8
- Coronado 18-7
- Rancho Bernardo 13-11
- Scripps Ranch 12-10
- Bonita Vista 13-11
- Madison 15-8
- Helix 14-11
- Rancho Buena Vista 17-7
- Bishop’s 15-9
- Hoover 12-11.
- Ramona 14-9
- Eastlake 12-12
- West Hills 20-3
- San Marcos 9-14
- High Tech High San Diego 15-7
- University City 13-9
- Sage Creek 10-11
- Canyon Crest Academy 15-9
- Mt. Carmel 11-13
- Calexico 13-7
- Olympian 11-10
- Vista 9-15
- Clairemont 20-4
- Westview 11-13
- Valhalla 14-9
- Vincent Memorial 17-4
- Mission Vista 14-7
- Francis Parker 10-16
- Christian 12-12
- El Capitan 17-7
- Central Union 15-8
- Steele Canyon 12-12
- St. Joseph Academy 13-12
- San Dieguito Academy 7-11
- Maranatha Christian 15-11
- Canyon Hills 14-8
- Mar Vista 17-7
- Imperial 12-8
- Kearny 10-9
- Calvin Christian 11-7
- Patrick Henry 3-17
- Foothills Christian 9-18
TOP 60 GIRLS TEAMS
- La Jolla Country Day 22-3
- Westview 21-3
- Bonita Vista 17-7
- Mt. Miguel 16-6
- Mission Hills 14-8
- Poway 19-2
- Mater Dei Catholic 15-6
- Del Norte 16-7
- Scripps Ranch 17-4
- Rancho Bernardo 19-5
- Imperial 19-4
- Olympian 15-9
- Mt. Carmel 17-7
- Torrey Pines 17-7
- Carlsbad 14-10
- St. Joseph Academy 15-10
- Francis Parker 14-6
- Cathedral Catholic 10-13
- Grossmont 12-4
- San Diego 20-2
- San Marcos 13-10
- Our Lady of Peace 16-7
- La Costa Canyon 11-11
- Morse 16-5
- Holtville 14-10
- Granite Hills 19-5
- Montgomery 16-6
- Steele Canyon 20-4
- Helix 14-7
- El Capitan 14-10
- Oceanside 13-6
- Fallbrook 12-12
- Classical Academy 12-4
- Mission Vista 6-11
- Monte Vista 14-7
- Eastlake 8-11
- Sage Creek 15-8
- Palo Verde Valley 14-8
- Christian 9-9
- Rancho Buena Vista 11-10
- Calexico 14-8
- El Cajon Valley 12-10
- Central Union 12-11
- Ramona 10-11
- San Dieguito Academy 7-12
- Otay Ranch 5-15
- Victory Christian Academy 9-15
- Mira Mesa 8-15
- Calipatria 17-8
- Pacific Ridge 9-10
- Vincent Memorial 9-3
- Partrick Henry 12-12
- University City 13-9
- Vista 10-13
- Crawford 11-12
- Valley Center 13-11
- Escondido 11-11
- Bayfront Charter 13-6
- Maranatha Christian 9-15
- Hoover 13-10
San Diego Section Soccer Rankings
Boys Teams
Division I: San Dieguito Academy (14-2-4), 2. Eastlake (14-2-2), 3. San Pasqual (13-3-3). 4. St. Augustine (11-4-1), 5. Del Norte (8-6-0), 6. Poway (10-2-3), 7. Torrey Pines (7-5-6), 8. Rancho Bernardo (6-5-1), 9. Sweetwater (7-3-3), 10. Point Loma (6-7-1), 11. Southwest (10-6-3), 12. Westview (7-5-1), 13. University City (8-6-4), 14. Coronado (9-4-1), 15. Cathedral Catholic (3-7-1), 16. Carlsbad (5-8-4), 17. Calexico (10-7-3), 18. Canyon Crest Academy (3-7-2), 19. Escondido (1-15-1), 20. Francis Parker (1-12-1)
Division II: 1. Fallbrook (11-4-4), 2. La Costa Canyon (9-4-3), 3. Hilltop (9-3-6), 4. Steele Canyon (10-4-2), 5. San Diego (6-4-5), 6. Chula Vista (11-6-2), 7. Montgomery (6-6-5), 8. San Marcos (9-5-3), 9. San Ysidro (7-6-2), 10. Oceanside (6-7-3), 11. Scripps Ranch (6-6-1), 12. Hoover (11-8-5), 13. Helix (6-7-1), 14. Grossmont (6-6-3), 15. Patrick Henry (4-7-4), 16. Valhalla (4-5-8), 17. Vista (5-8-5), 18. Olympian (3-10-0), 19. West Hills (2-12-3), 20. El Camino (2-6-4), 21. Sage Creek (1-8-3)
Division III: 1. Crawford (10-1-4), 2. Bishop’s (13-1-1), 3. Mt. Carmel (8-5-2), 4. Kearny (11-3-3), 5. Rancho Buena Vista (9-3-6), 6. Bonita Vista (9-3-2), 7. Clairemont (11-2-2), 8. Santana (6-5-4), 9. Monte Vista (11-7-2), 10. Mission Hills (7-5- 3), 11. Mission Vista (7-7-4), 12. Southwest El Centro (9-11-3), 13. Santa Fe Christian (5-4-3), 14. Mater Dei Catholic (3-6-2), 15. Valley Center (6-6-6), 16. Granite Hills (7-7-3), 17. Foothills Christian (5-7-4), 18. Orange Glen (3-5-2), 19. Central Union (5-6-6), 20. Mira Mesa (3-13-0), 21. Chula Vista Learning Community Charter (1-9-1)
Division IV: 1. LJCD (10-4-1), 2. Morse (11-3-2), 3. Lincoln (9-4-1), 4. La Jolla (5-3-2), 5. Brawley (14-4-4), 6. Mission Bay (7-5-0), 7. Otay Ranch (8-6-3), 8. Canyon Hills (9-5-2), 9. Escondido Charter (6-7-2), 10. Pacific Ridge (5-4-1), 11. Calvin Christian (8-6-0), 12. Imperial (8-9-3), 13. Mt. Miguel (8-8-3), 14. San Dieguito Academy (4-6-1), 15. Del Lago Academy (6-5-4), 16. Ramona (2-6-6), 17. Gompers Prep (3-5-0), 18. Castle Park (2-8-3), 19. High Tech High San Diego (1-9-0), 20. Holtville (5-12-1), 21. High Tech High North County (0-6-0)
Division V: 1. Preuss UCSD (11-3-1), 2. Classical Academy (8-5-2), 3. Vincent Memorial (7-3-2), 4. Palo Verde Valley (11-0-2), 5. El Capitan (9-12-1), 6. Guajome Park Academy (8-6-2), 7. Mar Vista (7-7-2), 8 Health Sciences (8-4-1), 9. El Cajon Valley (7-12-2), 10. Liberty Charter (5-5-3), 11. Bayfront Charter (7-6-0), 12. Coastal Academy (7-4-2), 13. Army-Navy Academy (7-6-1), 14. Victory Christian Academy (8-5-1), 15. Madison (5-10-3), 16. St. Joseph Academy (3-7-0), 17. High Tech High Mesa (9-4-3), 18. Maranatha Christian (3-8-3), 19. Christian (0-8-1), 20. Borrego Springs (4-9-1), 21. West Shores (5-9-0), 22. River Valley (4-5-0), 23. O’Farrell Charter (2-6-0), 24. High Tech High Chula Vista (0-3-0), 25. Mountain Empire (2-8-1), 26. Calipatria (3-11-1), 27. King Chavez (0-8-0)
Girls Teams
Division I: 1. Cathedral Catholic (14-4-2), 2. Del Norte (8-1-2), 3. Westview (10-1-4), 4. Torrey Pines (8-2-2), 5. San Marcos (11-8-3), 6. Sage Creek (8-4-2), 7. Bonita Vista (6-3-4), 8. Coronado (6-4-4), 9. Carlsbad (5-5-4), 10. La Costa Canyon (5-3-5), 11. Mission Hills (7-3-5), 12. Eastlake (3-4-4), 13. West Hills (12-7-1), 14. Mater Dei Catholic (7-2-3), 15. Point Loma (7-4-3), 16. Mission Bay (9-5-2), 17. Christian (3-8-3), 18. Poway (3-8-3), 19. Helix (2-9-4), 20. Rancho Bernardo (5-5-3)
Division II: 1. Canyon Crest Academy (10-4-3), 2. Patrick Henry (13-3-1), 3. Otay Ranch (9-4-0), 4. Our Lady of Peace (9-4-3), 5. Francis Parker (9-4-1), 6. Classical Academy (15-3-2), 7. Granite Hills (9-5-2), 8. El Camino (6-2-4), 9. San Dieguito Academy (4, -7-3), 10. Santana (6-2-3), 11. Olympian (10-6-3), 12. Mt. Carmel (7-4-4), 13. San Pasqual (7-4-2), 14. Scripps Ranch (5-6-6), 15. Mission Vista (6-6-3), 16. Steele Canyon (5-8-6), 17. Rancho Buena Vista (4-8-2), 18. University City (2-11-2), 20. Bishop’s (2-7-2), 21. Mira Mesa (1-7-5)
Division III: 1. Pacific Ridge (11-4-2), 2. Oceanside (4-5-0), 3. Foothills Christian (9-6-2), 4. La Jolla (11-1-3), 5. San Diego (7-5-1), 6. Santa Fe Christian (14-3-0), 7. Hilltop (4-6-3), 8. Monte Vista (5-5-2), 9. Valhalla (4-6-4), 10. Imperial (10-5-3), 11. Fallbrook (3-3-5), 12. Valley Center (6-4-3), 13. El Capitan (7-6-4), 14. Grossmont (4-6-5), 15. 7-6-4), 15. Escondido Charter (5-7-2), 16. Vista (7-6-4), 17. Southwest (5-4-2), 18. San Ysidro (5-9-2), 19. La Jolla Country Day (0-10-1), 20. Ramona (2-9-4), 21. Chula Vista Learning Community Charter (3-3-1)
Division IV: 1. Kearny (10-1-1), 2. Clairemont ( 11-2-0), 3. Montgomery (8-7-3), 4. Escondido (6-4-2), 5. Sweetwater (12-5-1), 6. High Tech High San Diego (6-7-1), 7. Del Lago Academy (5-5-1), 8. Mt. Miguel (7-4-0), 9. Calexico (7-4-0), 10. Morse (6-7-3), 11. Canyon Hills (6-7-1), 12. Chula Vista (3-7-3), 13. Calvin Christian (5-4-2), 14. Maranatha Christian (6-7-1), 15. Brawley (5-13-1), 16. Orange Glen (1-6-1), 17. Holtville (4-9-0), 18. Hoover (4-18-0), 19. Gompers Prep (3-6-3), 20. Tri-City Christian (3-6-0), 21. Mountain Empire (0-8-1)
Division V: 1. Madison (10-4-0), 2. O’Farrell Charter (8-2-0), 3. Mar Vista (6-6-3), 4. Southwest El Centro (11-10-0), 5. El Cajon Valley (5-5-1), 6. Guajome Park Academy (6-7-1), 7. High Tech High North County (5-4-1), 8. River Valley (3-6-1), 9. Crawford (4-7-1), 10. High Tech High Mesa (3-6-1), 11. Palo Verde Valley (8-9-2), 12. Preuss UCSD (3-4-3), 13. Liberty Charter (4-8-1), 14. Lincoln (3-9-0), 15. Health Sciences (1-5-4), 16. San Diego Jewish Academy (3-8-0), 17. Castle Park (0-3-0), 18. Classical Academy (0-12-0), 19. Bayfront Charter (2-11-0), 20. Borrego Springs (1-7-0), 21. King Chavez (0-4-0), 22. West Shores (1-6-0), 23. Vincent Memorial (2-10-0)
High school scoreboard
BOYS SOCCER:
Eastlake 2, Southwest 1
Hilltop 3, Calexico 3
Sweetwater 1, Eastlake 0
Steele Canyon 2, Sweetwater 0
Southwest 0, Montgomery 0
GIRLS SOCCER:
Bonita Vista 1, Eastlake 0
Eastlake 3, Olympian 0
Bonita Vista 2, Otay Ranch 0
Otay Ranch 2, Olympian 0
Hilltop 2, Southwest 0
Girls Water Polo Rankings
Division I: 1. Helix (20-5), 2. Bishop’s (10-4), 3. Clairemont (20-6), 4. El Camino (20-6), 5. Grossmont (17-6), 6. La Jolla (18-7), 7. Coronado (9-8), 8. Valhalla (11-8), 9. Rancho Bernardo (16-8), 10. Patrick Henry (15-9), 11. Santana (8-10), 12. Poway (14-12), 13. Granite Hills (8-12), 14. Westview (7-10), 15. La Costa Canyon (9-11), 16. Cathedral Catholic (12-14), 17. Mar Vista (9-15), 18. Santa Fe Christian (4-12), 19. Carlsbad (10-15), 20. Del Norte (1-9)
Division II: 1. Eastlake (14-7), 2. San Marcos (15-8), 3. Bonita Vista (14-2), 4. Francis Parker (15-7), 5. Oceanside (13-7), 6. Torrey Pines (17-8), 7. Valley Center (14-4), 8. Fallbrook (10-9), 9. Ramona (13-9), 10. Mission Bay (9-7), 11. Steele Canyon (12-8), 12. San Pasqual (15-9), 13. University City (10-11), 14. West Hills (13-12), 15. El Capitann (11-11), 16. Canyon Crest Academy (9-13), 17. Pt. Loma (9-17), 18. Vista (5-16), 19. San Dieguito Academy (6-16), 20. Classical Academy (0-11)
Division III: 1. Mt. Carmel (20-5), 2. Scripps Ranch (7-9), 3. Otay Ranch (7-10), 4. Rancho Buena Vista (8-7), 5. Mater Dei Catholic (9-14), 6. Olympian (11-9), 7. Our Lady of Peace (6-4), 8. Southwest (8-5), 9. Chula Vista Learning Community Charter (6-3), 10. Hilltop (9-10), 11. Mira Mesa (4-8), 12. Escondido (0-4), 13. High Tech High San Diego (5-11), 14. Sweetwater (5-5), 15. Mt. Miguel (3-10), 16. Montgomery (4-5), 17. Orange Glen (0-1), 18. Canyon Hills (2-9), 19. Mission Hills (0-11), 20. Chula Vista (2-14), 21. Monte Vista (0-8), 22. San Ysidro (0-1)
