FOOTBALL: CIF Rankings
CIF-SS RANKINGS
FOOTBALL
Central Division
1. Rancho Verde, 2. Chaffey, 3. Moreno Valley, 4. Arcadia, 5, Colony, 6. Colton, 7. Arroyo Valley, 8. Canyon Springs, 9. Lakeside, 10. Paloma Valley.
Others receiving votes: Vista del Lago, Perris, Don Lugo, West Valley, Cajon.
Eastern Division
1. Serrano, 2. J.W. North, 3. Rim of the World, 4. Bloomington, 5. Martin Luther King, 6. Hesperia, 7. Apple Valley, 8. La Quinta/La Quinta, 9. Silverado, 10. Palm Desert.
Others: Indio, Palm Springs, Riverside Poly, Arlington.
East Valley Division
1. Citrus Hill, 2. Big Bear, 3. Riverside Notre Dame, 4. Frazier Mountain, 5. San Jacinto, 6. Chadwick, 7. Twentynine Palms, 8. Ontario Christian, 9. Desert, 10. Aquinas.
Others: Flintridge Prep, Viewpoint, Roosevelt, Kern Valley.
Inland Division
1. Corona Centennial, 2. Vista Murrieta, 3. Redlands East, 4. Norco, 5. Los Osos, 6. A.B. Miller, 7. Chaparral, 8. Temescal Canmyon, 9. Murrieta Valley, 10. Corona Santiago.
Others: Eisenhower, Glendora, Alta Loma, Chino Hills, Great Oak, Temecula Valley, Damien.
Mid-Valley Division
1. Duarte, 2. Paraclete, 3. Bishop Diego, 4. Santa Clara, 5. Cantwell Sacred Heart, 6. San Marino, 7. Blair, 8. Verbum Dei, 9. Fillmore, 10. Azusa.
Others: Mary Star of the Sea, Malibu, L.A. Baptist.
Northeast Division
1. St. Margaret’s, 2. Brentwood, 3. Saddleback Valley Christian, 4. Murrieta Calvary Chapel, 5. Hamilton, 6. Bellarmine-Jefferson, 7. Maranatha, 8. Whittier Christian, 9. Linfield Christian, 10. Riverside Christian.
Others: Downey Calvary Chapel, Lancaster Desert Christian, St. Anthony, Sage Hill, Boron.
Northern Division
1. Hart, 2. Newbury Park, 3. St. Bonaventure, 4. Saugus, 5. Atascadero, 6. San Luis Obispo, 7. Westlake, 8. Valencia/Valencia, 9. Moorpark, 10. Canyon Country Canyon.
Others: Righetti, Paso Robles, Hueneme, Santa Barbara, West Ranch, Rio Mesa, Thousand Oaks.
Northwest Division
1. Oak Park, 2. Morro Bay, 3. Harvard/Westlake, 4. Oaks Christian, 5. Templeton, 6. Santa Maria St. Joseph, 7. San Dimas, 8. South Torrance, 9. Don Bosco Tech, 10. Serra.
Others: Grace Brethren, Lawndale, Santa Paula, Pioneer Valley, Covina, Cathedral City.
PAC-5 Division
1. Mater Dei, 2. Orange Lutheran, 3. Long Beach Poly, 4. Servite, 5. Sherman Oaks Notre Dame, 6. Crespi, 7. Mission Viejo, 8. Los Alamitos, 9. Compton, 10. Esperanza.
Others: Millikan, San Clemente, Fountain Valley, Long Beach Jordan, Capistrano Valley, Edison, Santa Margarita.
Southeast Division
1. Troy, 2. La Habra, 3. California, 4. Alhambra, 5. La Serna, 6. Arroyo, 7. Bell Gardens, 8. Santa Fe, 9. Rosemead, 10. Segerstom.
Others: Pioneer, San Gabriel, El Monte, Whittier, Sonora, Ocean View, Schurr, Fullerton.
Southern Division
1. Laguna Hills, 2. Anaheim, 3. University, 4. Western, 5. Valencia (Placentia), 6. Cypress, 7. Irvine, 8. Kennedy, 9. Garden Grove Pacifica, 10. Corona del Mar.
Others: Santa Ana, Savanna, Beckman, Garden Grove Santiago.
Southwest Division
1. El Dorado, 2. Foothill, 3. Anaheim Canyon, 4. Charter Oak, 5. Diamond Ranch, 6. Trabuco Hils, 7. Los Altos, 8. Hacienda Heights Wilson, 9. El Toro, 10. Norwalk.
El Modena, West Covina, Huntington Beach, South Hills, Mayfair.
Western Division
1. West Torrance, 2. Culver City, 3. Chaminade, 4. Dominguez, 5. St. Paul, 6. Palmdale, 7. Santa Monica, 8. Morningside, 9. St. Francis, 10. Mira Costa.
Others: Leuzinger, Alemany, Gahr, Warren, Inglewood, Quatz Hill, Lancaster, Redondo Union, Palos Verdes.
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Hey anon 5:40pm
That "me,me,me" line sounds like a broken record of a Coach Garrison speech.
You must be an insider.
its disgusting to see talented monrovia team go to pieces. from what I've heard the kids are always me me me....not we we we. as long as monrovia keeps playing like individuals I don't see them making noise in the rhl.
Goldenarm,
Coach Garrison is not known for making excuses, but I'm sure he would admit that this bye-week could not come at a better time for his banged up team.
new york
if Monrovia comes out of the bye week unchanged and not showing a severe hunger to win - somebody needs to shake things up.
Like TC, they need immediate adrenaline push and focus for the opener. If that happens, much of the disapointment of the non-league games fill fade quickly from view. The bye week comes at a most opportune time for Garrison.
No, I did not forget how to spell my name...I'm all thumbs on the berry.
If West Torrance is considered a "St Francis calliber team," then apparently we did! West Torrance, Culver City, Mira Costa, Santa Monica and Morningside were each in Monrovia's division within the past 7 years when Monrovia was among the top teams in that division.
Anon 5:51...
What part of "most" didn't you understand?
monrovia never hung with st francis caliber teams
NEVER!! you hear me?
HS football is really bad in the SGV
Monrovia used to be able to compete with most of the Western Division's top 10...not that long ago. I hope Coach Garrison circles the wagons during this bye-week and gets the team back into form.
i never thought i'd see the day that san marino and blair would be ranked