BOYS TENNIS: CIF Rankings
Here are the latest CIF rankings
DIVISION I
1. University, 2. Harvard-Westlake, 3. Santa Barbara, 4. Mater Dei, 5. Peninsula, 6. Dana Hills, 7. Corona del Mar, 8. Mira Costa, 9. Troy, 10. Thousand Oaks.
DIVISION II
1. San Marino, 2. Diamond Bar, 3. San Luis Obispo, 4. Valencia (Valencia), 5. Burroughs (Burbank), 6. Arcadia, 7. Palm Desert, 8. Villa Park, 9. Webb, 10. Rio Mesa.
DIVISION III
1. Crossroads, 2. Beverly Hills, 3. Brentwood, 4. Campbell Hall, 5. CAMS, 6. Oaks Christian, 7. Great Oak, 8. Vista Murrieta, 9. Lakewood, 10. Riverside Poly.
DIVISION IV
1. Whitney, 2. Sage Hill, 3. Viewpoint, 4. Cerritos, 5. Laguna Beach, 6. Walnut, 7. Hemet, 8. Rowland, 9. Buckley, 10. St Margaret’s.
DIVISION V
1. Cate, 2. Thacher, 3. Segerstrom, 4. La Salle, 5. Notre Dame (Riverside), 6. Orange, 7. Beaumont, 8. Western, 9. Patriot, 10T. Montclair Prep, 10T. Jurupa Valley.
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