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OK, Long Beach-area football fans, here's your chance.
Tell us who is going to win the Big Game on Friday - Poly or Lakewood. And tell us why, too!
Just make sure you keep it clean.
The CIF-SS Pac-5 Division semifinal showdown between Moore League rivals Poly and Lakewood will indeed be played at Cerritos College on Friday at 7 p.m.
Tickets, which are $8 for adults and $5 for students, for the game can be purchased at either school during the week or at the Cerritos College box office on game night.
Here are semifinal matchups for our local teams for Friday.
Exact times at sites to come
CIF Southern Section
Pac-5 Division
Poly at Lakewood
Tesoro at Orange Lutheran
Southern Division
Mayfair at Corona del Mar
Norwalk at Laguna Hills
Northwest Division
Serra at El Segundo
Oaks Christian at Morro Bay
CIF L.A. City Section
City Division
Crenshaw at Narbonne
Taft at San Pedro
Invitational Division
Franklin at Roosevelt
Wilson at Arleta
Griffin White scored three goals and Tommy O'Connell made 11 saves as El Toro topped Santa Barbara to win the CIF-SS Masters Tournament on Saturday night at Newport Harbor High.
Locally, Los Alamitos placed fifth and Cerritos took eighth.
CIF SOUTHERN SECTION
Quarterfinals
PAC-5
Lakewood 28, Mission Viejo 7
Tesoro 38, Mater Dei 35
Orange Lutheran 24, S.O. Notre Dame 14
INLAND
Corona Centennial 41, Vista Murrieta 14
Murrieta Valley 27, Miller 6
Chaparral 20, Redlands East Valley 0
Norco 40, Riverside North 26
WESTERN
Palmdale 21, Beverly Hills 14
Mira Costa 28, Warren 14
Quartz Hill 35, Lynwood 20
Alemany 31, Culver City 15
NORTHERN
St. Bonaventure 32, Paso Robles 7
Saugus 35, Thousand Oaks 28
Valencia 55, Westlake 26
Moorpark 6, Atascadero 0
CENTRAL
Rancho Cucamonga 28, Paloma Valley 20
Cajon 34, Ayala 14
Upland 54, Glendora 14
Los Osos 28, Chino Hills 24
SOUTHWEST
Tustin 49, Garden Grove Pacifica 21
Anaheim Canyon 53, Fullerton 17
Trabuco Hills 28, Western 21
La Habra 23, El Dorado 14
SOUTHEAST)
Charter Oak 40, Crescenta Valley 9
Rowland 52, La Serna 28
Diamond Ranch 15, South Hills 12 (OT)
West Covina 49, Burbank 28
EASTERN
Citrus Hill 56, Palm Desert 28
Serrano 21, Banning 12
Barstow 34, Palm Springs 20
Silverado 59, Hesperia 44
SOUTHERN
Laguna Hills 41, G.G. Santiago 7
Norwalk 28, Irvine 3
Mayfair 50, Los Amigos 14
Corona del Mar 41, Laguna Beach 0
NORTHWEST
Oaks Christian 21, Pioneer Valley 0
Morro Bay 15, Harvard-Westlake 14
El Segundo 24, S.M. St. Joseph 20
Gardena Serra 55, Verbum Dei 21
MID-VALLEY
Monrovia 41, Duarte 21
Rosemead 59, San Dimas 22
Temple City 17, Azusa 0
EAST VALLEY)
St. Margaret's 17, Yucca Valley 6
Twentynine Palms 40, Aquinas 0
Fillmore 21, Brentwood 14
NORTHEAST
Mojave 28, Silver Valley 22
Rio Hondo Prep 42, Boron 14
8 MAN DIVISION II
Semifinal
Joshua Springs 56, Big Pine 24
Narbonne, the No. 1 team in the L.A. City Section City Division football playoffs, held on to defeat No. 9 Birmingham, 45-35, on Wednesday night in a second-round game.
The Gauchos (11-1) built a 35-14 lead before Birmingham rallied to make a game of it.
Narbone moves into the semifinals, against the winner of the L.A. Jordan-Crenshaw game next Friday.
No. 2-seeded San Pedro (11-1) had no trouble with No. 7 Venice, claiming a decisive 31-0 decision.
The Pirates will host No. 3 Taft in next week.
Taft (11-1) is led by USC-bound running back D.J. Morgan. The junior put on a show Wednesday despite wet, muddy conditions, rushing for 176 yards and four touchdowns on 23 carries and adding 62 yards receiving in a 40-17 victory over visiting San Fernando.
Taft's only loss is to unbeaten Serra, the No. 2 seed in the CIF Southern Section's Northwest Division.
