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Alta Loma’s Billy Flores (above) scores the last of his three goals in a 3-0 win over Colton in Wednesday’s playoff game.
WILD-CARD ROUND, Wednesday
DIVISION 1
Leuzinger 2, Lakewood 1
St. John Bosco 3, Ayala 0
St. Francis 5, Canyon Springs 5 (St. Francis advances on penalties, 4-2)
Newport Harbor 1, Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 0
Redondo 2, Chaminade 1
Laguna Hills 3, Rancho Verde 2
Long Beach Cabrillo 4, South Hills 0
FIRST ROUND, Wednesday
DIVISION 1
Santa Barbara 17, Huntington Beach 7
Irvine 7, Villa Park 3
Laguna Beach 9, Dos Pueblos 8
Newport Harbor 18, Anaheim Canyon 3
Corona del Mar 17, Ventura 4
Los Alamitos 17, Costa Mesa 2
San Marcos 11, Edison 8
Foothill 22, Beckman 2
PAC-5 DIVISION
Long Beach Poly 35, Mater Dei 17
NORTHERN DIVISION
Palos Verdes 35, West Torrance 14
CENTRAL DIVISION
Kaiser 28, Rancho Verde 21
SOUTHEAST DIVISION
Downey 33, La Serna 25
SOUTHERN DIVISION
Corona del Mar 35, Garden Grove 10
NORTHWEST DIVISION
Nordhoff 31, North Torrance 14
INLAND DIVISION
Vista Murrieta 34, Rancho Cucamonga 0
Corona Centennial 46, Upland 36
CENTRAL DIVISION
Rancho Verde 35, Paloma Valley 28
Kaiser 13, Heritage 7
EASTERN DIVISION
Citrus Hill 37, Tahquitz 0
Serrano 21, Carter 14
EAST VALLEY DIVISION
Ontario Christian 34, Jurupa Hills 33 OT
Rim of the World 69, Banning 20
MID VALLEY DIVISION
Paraclete 28, San Dimas 20
Monrovia 42, Sierra Canyon 24
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INLAND DIVISION
Vista Murrieta 31, Norco 16
Rancho Cucamonga 23, Covina Charter Oak 7
Upland 28, Redlands 14
Corona Centennial 70, Murrieta Valley 35
CENTRAL DIVISION
Paloma Valley 56, Colony 14
Moreno Valley Rancho Verde 42, Elsinore 40
Kaiser 14, Temescal Canyon 10
Menifee Heritage 35, Riverside Arlington 7
INLAND DIVISION
Vista Murrieta 34, South Hills 6
Norco 50, Redlands East Valley 22
Rancho Cucamonga 33, Corona Santiago 17
Charter Oak 24, Chaparral 14
Upland 35, Great Oak 6
Redlands 55, Chino Hills 27
Murrieta Valley 35, Eisenhower 27
Corona Centennial 47, Los Osos 21
CENTRAL DIVISION
Paloma Valley 22, Summit 3
Colony 27, La Quinta 14
Elsinore 55, Colton 7
Rancho Verde 56, Chaffey 0
Kaiser 14, Riverside North 7
Temescal Canyon 21, Palm Springs 3
Arlington 29, Chino 7
Heritage 42, Palm Desert 28
First round
No. 1 Summit over Paloma Valley
La Quinta over Colony
Wildomar Elsinore over Colton
No. 4 Moreno Valley Rancho Verde over Chaffey
Riverside North over No. 3 Kaiser
Palm Springs over Temescal Canyon
Riverside Arlington over Chino
No. 2 Menifee Heritage over Palm Desert
Quarterfinals
No. 1 Summit over La Quinta
Wildomar Elsinore over No. 4 Moreno Valley Rancho Verde
Riverside North over Palm Springs
No. 2 Menifee Heritage over Riverside Arlington
First Round
No. 1 Vista Murrieta over West Covina South Hills
Norco over Redlands East Valley
Rancho Cucamonga over Corona Santiago
Temecula Chaparral over No. 4 Covina Charter Oak
No. 3 Upland over Temecula Great Oak
Chino Hills over Redlands
Eisenhower over Murrieta Valley
No. 2 Corona Centennial over Los Osos
Quarterfinals
No. 1 Vista Murrieta over Norco
Rancho Cucamonga over Temecula Chaparral
No. 3 Upland over Chino Hills
No. 2 Corona Centennial over Eisenhower
AMBASSADOR LEAGUE
Linfield Christian 47, Aquinas 36
Ontario Christian 58, Western Christian 14
BASELINE LEAGUE
Los Osos 32, Glendora 26
Upland 57, Etiwanda 39
CITRUS BELT LEAGUE
Redlands East Valley 35, Cajon 14
Yucaipa 31, Miller 17
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BASELINE LEAGUE
Rancho Cucamonga 31, Alta Loma 7
Rancho Cucamonga secures second place in league, extends Alta Loma’s league losing streak to 20 games. The Cougars have an outside chance of sharing a league title with Upland, which has already secured the league’s top playoff seed.
CITRUS BELT LEAGUE
Eisenhower 14, Redlands 7
Eisenhower wins at share of the league championship for the first time since 2002, needs REV to lose to Cajon Friday to claim an outright league championship. The win over the No. 9 team in the Inland Division caps an incredible turnaround season for an Ike team that won three games last season and finished fifth in league.
HACIENDA LEAGUE
Diamond Bar 25, Bonita 24
Diamond Ranch 35, Walnut 0
West Covina 28, Rowland Heights Rowland 7
The events of tonight land four teams – yes, four – in a tie for first place in league. Problem is there are only three automatic playoff berths. Based on the league’s point system, Diamond Ranch is likely the odd team out and the team that would have been out of the playoffs with a loss, West Covina, will reportedly be the league’s No. 1 playoff seed.
