INLAND DIVISION
1. Vista Murrieta 3-0
2. Upland 4-0
3. Corona Centennial 2-1
4. Chaparral 3-0
5. Rancho Cucamonga 3-1
6. Chino Hills 2-1-1
7. Charter Oak 2-1
8. Redlands East Valley 1-2
9. Redlands 3-1
10. Norco 2-1
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1. Upland (4-0)
Previous rank: 1 Last week: def. Silverado, 34-3. Next: Friday vs. Corona Santiago (2-2)

2. Rancho Cucamonga (3-1)
Previous rank: 2 Last week: def. Miller 45-0. Next: Friday at Riverside North (1-2)

3. Kaiser (3-0)
Previous rank: 3 Last week: def. Riverside Poly, 40-20. Next: Friday vs. Riverside La Sierra (1-2)

4. Chino Hills (2-1-1)
Previous rank: 4 Last week: def. West Covina, 46-14. Next: Friday at Temecula Great Oak (3-1)

5. Carter (3-0)
Previous rank: 5 Last week: def. Lake Elsinore Lakeside, 54-16. Next: Friday at Eisenhower (3-0)

6. Summit (3-1)
Previous rank: 6 Last week: def. Rialto, 48-14. Next: Sept. 28 vs. Granite Hills

7. Ayala (4-0)
Previous rank: 9 Last week: def. Glendora, 38-28. Next: Sept. 28 at No. 3 Kaiser (3-0)

8. San Dimas (3-1)
Previous rank: 7 Last week: lost to Monrovia, 35-23. Next: Friday at Hacienda Heights Wilson (1-3)

9. Los Osos (2-2)
Previous rank: 8 Last week: lost to Norco, 54-33. Next: Sept. 28 vs. Covina Charter Oak (2-1)

10. Damien (1-1)
Previous rank: NR. Last week: bye Next: Friday vs. Lake Elsinore Temescal Canyon (2-2)

Dropped out: None
Just missed the cut: Eisenhower (3-0), Diamond Ranch (3-1).

CENTRAL DIVISION
1. Heritage 3-0
2. Summit 2-1
3. Kaiser 2-0
4. J.W. North 1-1
5. Palm Springs 3-0
6. Paloma Valley 3-0
7. Elsinore 2-1
8. Rancho Verde 1-2
8. Temescal Canyon 2-1
10. Canyon Springs 2-1
Others: Chino (1-2); Ontario (2-1).
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1. Upland (3-0)
Previous: 1 Last week: def. Long Beach Jordan, 57-28. Next: Friday vat Silverado (1-2)

2. Rancho Cucamonga (2-1)
Previous: 3 Last week: def. Pasadena Muir 54-14. Next: Friday vs. Miller (1-2)

3. Kaiser (2-0)
Previous: 4 Last week: def. Cajon, 24-13. Next: Friday vs. Riverside Poly (1-2)

4. Chino Hills (1-1-1)
Previous: 2 Last week: lost to Rancho Santa Margarita Tesoro, 24-14. Next: Friday at West Covina (1-2)

5. Carter (2-0)
Previous: 5 Last week: def. Garey, 55-0. Next: Friday at Lake Elsinore Lakeside (0-3)

6. Summit (2-1)
Previous: 6 Last week: def. Miller, 42-17. Next: Friday vs. Rialto (1-1)

7. San Dimas (3-0)
Previous: 8 Last week: def. San Gabriel, 56-14. Next: Friday vs. Monrovia (1-1)

8. Los Osos (2-1)
Previous: 7 Last week: lost to Redlands, 14-10. Next: Friday at Norco (1-1)

9. Ayala (3-0)
Previous: 10 Last week: def. North Las Vegas (Nev.) Cheyenne, 56-32. Next: Friday vs. Glendora (2-0)

10. Damien (1-1)
Previous: NR. Last week: def. Palm Desert, 42-14. Next: Sept. 21 vs. Lake Elsinore Temescal Canyon (2-1)

Dropped out: No. 9 Etiwanda (1-2)
Just missed the cut: Eisenhower (3-0)

Thanks to Thursday’s 21-12 loss to Redlands, Summit lasted just one week at No. 1 in the Central Division, which has had three different top-ranked teams in as many weeks this season. The SkyHawks began last season with a No. 1 ranking, lost it after one week, but finished the year as a CIF champion.

Colony’s second consecutive loss to begin the season dropped it from No. 8 out of the Central Division poll while league foe Chino’s 42-0 win over Pomona elevated it from No. 10 to No. 8. The 2010 and 2011 champions of the Mt. Baldy League will meet Oct. 26 at Chino. Until then, they’ll have to battle it out in the polls.

CENTRAL DIVISION
1. North 1-0
2. Heritage 2-0
3. Summit 1-1
4. Kaiser 1-0
5. Palm Springs 2-0
6. Paloma Valley 2-0
7. Elsinore 1-1
8. Chino 1-1
9. Rancho Verde 0-2
10. Canyon Springs 2-0
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1. Upland (2-0)
Previous rank: 2 Last week: def. Windsor, 48-21. Next: Friday vs. Long Beach Jordan (1-1)
2. Chino Hills (1-0-1)
Previous rank: 4 Last week: tied La Puente Bishop Amat, 48-48. Next: Friday vs. Rancho Santa Margarita Tesoro (2-0)
3. Rancho Cucamonga (1-1)
Previous rank: 1 Last week: lost to Anaheim Servite, 24-23. Next: Friday vs. Pasadena Muir (0-2)
4. Kaiser (1-0)
Previous rank: 5 Last week: def. Apple Valley, 20-11. Next: Friday vs. Cajon (0-2)
5. Carter (1-0)
Previous rank: 6 Last week: def. Chaffey, 54-0. Up next: Friday vs. Garey (2-0)
6. Summit (1-1)
Previous rank: 3 Last week: lost to Redlands, 21-12. Next: Friday at Miller (1-1)
7. Los Osos (2-0)
Previous rank: 9 Last week: def. Greenwood Village (Colo.) Cherry Creek, 20-19. Next: Thursday at Redlands (1-1)
8. San Dimas (2-0)
Previous rank: 8 Last week: def. Azusa 50-7. Next: Friday vs. San Gabriel (1-1)
9. Etiwanda (1-1)
Previous rank: 10 Last week: def. Miller, 27-14. Next: Friday at Norco (0-1)
10. Ayala (2-0)
Previous rank: NR Last week: def. Monrovia, 16-15. Next: Friday vs. Glendora (1-0)
Dropped out: No. 7 Damien (0-1)
Just missed the cut: Diamond Ranch (2-0), Chino (1-1).

Blowout victories in Week zero for Rancho Cucamonga and Upland somehow dropped the two Baseline League powers down a spot in the Inland Division poll as idle Corona Centennial jumped from No. 4 to No. 2. Chino Hills’ season-opening 40-21 win over Riverside Arlington moved the Huskies from No. 9 to No. 7.

Summit’s 38-6 win over Etiwanda knocked the Eagles out of the Inland Division top 10 and vaulted Summit from No. 3 to No. 1 in the Central Division thanks in part to a season-opening 46-42 loss to Wildomar Elsinore by previous No. 1 Moreno Valley Rancho Verde. Another local team ascended to No. 1 as Ontario Christian jumped from No. 3 to the top of the East Valley poll after a 31-7 victory over Bakersfield Christian on Friday.

INLAND DIVISION
1. Vista Murrieta, 0-0
2. Corona Centennial, 0-0
3. Rancho Cucamonga, 1-0
4. Upland, 1-0
5. Redlands East Valley, 0-0
6. Charter Oak, 0-0
7. Chino Hills, 1-0
8. Murrieta Valley, 1-0
9. Chaparral, 1-0
10. Redlands, 0-1
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1. Rancho Cucamonga (1-0)
Previous rank: 1 Last week: def. Redlands, 40-17. Up next: Saturday vs. Anaheim Servite (0-1)
2. Upland (1-0)
Previous rank: 2 Last week: def. Pasadena Muir, 34-6 Up next: Saturday at Windsor (0-0)
3. Summit (1-0)
Previous rank: 3 Last week: def. Etiwanda, 38-6. Up next: Thursday vs. Redlands (0-1)
4. Chino Hills (1-0)
Previous rank: 4 Last week: def. Riverside Arlington 41-20. Up next: Friday vs. La Puente Bishop Amat (1-0)
5. Kaiser (0-0)
Previous rank: 6 Last week: idle. Up next: Friday at Apple Valley (0-1)
6. Carter (0-0)
Previous rank: 8 Last week: idle. Up next: Friday vs. Chaffey (0-1)
7. Damien (0-0)
Previous rank: 9 Last week: idle. Up next: Friday vs. Orange Lutheran (1-0)
8. San Dimas (1-0)
Previous rank: 10 Last week: def. Bonita, 37-36. Up next: Friday vs. Azusa (0-0)
9. Los Osos (1-0)
Previous rank: NR Last week: def. La Quinta, 46-23. Up next: Saturday vs. Greenwood Village (Colo.) Cherry Creek (0-0)
10. Etiwanda (0-1)
Previous rank: 5 Last week: lost to No. 3 Summit, 38-6. Up next: Friday vs. Miller (1-0)
Dropped out: No. 7 Chino (0-1)
Just missed the cut: Ayala (1-0), Diamond Ranch (1-0).

INLAND DIVISION
1. Vista Murrieta
2. Rancho Cucamonga
3. Upland
4. Corona Centennial
5. Redlands East Valley
6. Charter Oak
7. Redlands
8. Etiwanda
9. Chino Hills
10. Murrieta Valley
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1. Rancho Cucamonga (11-2)
Teams better be prepared to run on the Cougars, who feature two of the top defensive backs in the country in Chris Hawkins and Tahaan Goodman.
2. Upland (12-1)
The defending champs of a league that produced a pair of semifinalists are loaded with talent again and have one of the area’s best quarterbacks in Nate Romine.
3. Summit (13-1)
The defending CIF-SS Eastern Division champions return eight starters on a defense that had a school-record six shutouts last season.
4. Chino Hills (6-5)
The Huskies got an unexpected boost in the offseason when reigning Mt. Baldy League offensive player of the year, quarterback Matt Simko, transferred in.
5. Etiwanda (6-4)
A season after missing the playoffs the Eagles have enough talent to win a title, according to new coach Tom Leach.
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