So, here's a rundown, on who wrestled for Bloomington and how they did:
106 pounds: Jorge Carbajal 1-0 (pin)
Miles Avila-Johnson 2-0 (both by pin)
113: Jose Santiago 0-1 (pin)
Johnny Foster 2-0 (by pin and by decision)
120: Angel Sida 0-2 (pin in both)
Carlos Garcia 1-0 (major decision)
126: Albert Arce 1-0 (decision in OT)
Jonathan Gutierrez 2-0 (pin and decision)
132: Brian Alvarez 0-1 (by major decision)
Miguel Medina 2-0 (by major decision and pin)
138: Uzo Owuama 3-0 (decision, technical fall, default)
145: Jorge Medina 3-0 (1 minor decision, 2 major decisions)
152: Derek Abeln 1-0 (by pin)
Alejandro Guerrero 0-2 (both by minor decision)
160: Emanuel Cruz 0-1 (by pin)
Antonio Leon 0-2 (both in OT)
170: Marcus Vargas 3-0 (all by pin)
182: Angel Villarreal 3-0 (1 major decision, 2 minor decisions)
195: Tyrik Easley 1-2 (all by pin)
220: Samuel Aviles 1-0 (in OT)
Derrick Jones 2-0 (major decision, pin)
285: Ronnie Warren 1-0 (minor decision)
Khaelin Webb 1-1 (both by pin)

Victor Valley, meanwhile was top-seeded and competing at Palmdale Quartz Hill in D4.
The Jackrabbits won easily in the finals. Coach C.T. Campbell said his team built a 37-3 lead over second-seeded Ventura, then Ventura chose to forfeit the final four matches.
In the semifinals against San Jacinto however, it was a different story.
The Jackrabbits trailed and needed to win their final four matches to pull out the victory. and needed three pins to do so. They got the two pins and a decision so they entered their final bout trailing 32-28 but Danny Delgado got the pin at 126 pounds to give Victor Valley the victory.
Congratulations to both teams.

Carlos Navarro (106), Casper Sherow (138), Clayton Atlas (152), Jesse Medina (170), Michael Martinez (220) and Kenneth Clark (285) recorded pins for Carter.

Cajon had won the last two league titles and 13 of the last 15 in the SAL. But now the Cowboys will be headed to the Citrus Belt League.

It was standing room only in Room G101 at Summit when each of the athletes got to say something and pose for pictures wearing clothes from their college.

My colleague, Clay Fowler, wrote an interesting story about how some kids are left in the lurch when colleges make coaching changes and the new coaches don't honor the previous commitments. It also happens the other way, when students change their minds at the last minute for another offer.

That could've been the case for Summit's Donte Deayon and Jamaal Williams who had other schools interested in them even after they committed to Boise State and BYU, respectively. But both of them held strong to their commitments.

"UCLA and Oregon called," Deayon said. "But I ttold them I'm 100 percent committed to Boise State."

The Boise State orange seems to fit Deayon's outgoing personality. He wore a Denver Broncos hat (he's been a fan, he says) that has the old-school orange, mirroring that of the Boise State Broncos. He also had a blue and orange necklace with a Boise State medallion and had a bright orange Boise State t-shirt as an undershirt.

Williams' more subdued and introspective personality seems to fit the navy blue of BYU.
"I want the younger kids to know that if they work hard, they can get this too," Williams said.

Tight End Brandon Mosley signed with Division II Colorado State Pueblo and was excited about it.

"They're a lot like a D1 program," Mosley said. "They put a lot into it."

The other two players were soccer's Brittany Bravo, who signed with Division II Southwest Minnesota State.
"I kind of wanted to get out on my own. Part of it is the soccer, too," she said.
Right now, Bravo was expecting to miss Wednesday's game with an ankle injury, but hopes to be able to return for the playoffs.

Meanwhile, basketball player Jillian Alleyne had already signed with Oregon.
"I had signed (in the fall) and the whole basketball team was there," Alleyne said. "This was cool. There were a lot of people here."

There were balloons as well as cupcakes with colors to match the schools.

First, I arrived for the end of the Chino Hills-Upland game, which went into overtime tied 50-50. Myles Pearson went 6-for-6 from the line in the final minute of overtime, snapping a 53-53 tie en route to a 59-53 Upland win.

Next, it was Bloomington Christian and coach Danny Fuller facing his former JV high school coach Mike LeDuc of Glendora. Bloomington Christian, from 5AA, represented itself well, but ultimately came up short, losing 57-46 to the 2A Tartans.

Then it was a wild-and-woolly game between Colony and Santa Maria Righetti. Colony's offense was way off in the first half and the Titans trailed 33-22 at halftime. They picked it up in the second half, and got to within 69-66 in the final minute before Righetti held on for a 77-71 victory. So there were 55 points scored combined in the first half and 93 combined in the second half.

Next was the marquee game of the event, Etiwanda and Damien. Two years ago the same teams played in the same event at APU, and Etiwanda won it on a shot at the buzzer.

This time, Damien led for most of the first half and was ahead 25-23 at halftime. Etiwanda's defense went from very good to stifling in the second half. Damien went more than six minutes from late in the second quarter to the third quarter without scoring a point and Etiwanda began the second half with a 14-0 run. The Eagles never really looked back (Damien never got closer than 9 points) and sophomore Jordan McLaughlin scored 15 of his 27 points in the second half of a 64-45 Etiwanda victory.

I don't have the SoCal Shootout Schedule yet, but here is the one for Mater Dei:

Friday Feb. 3
3:00pm Fairmont Prep (Boys) vs Laguna Blanca (Boys)
4:30pm Rialto (Girls) vs Rosary (Girls)
6:00pm Orange Lutheran (Girls) vs Oaks Christian (Girls)
7:30pm Mater Dei (Boys) vs St. John Bosco (Boys)
9:00pm Mater Dei (Girls) vs Winward (Girls)

Saturday, Feb. 4
Boys Morning Session
9:00am Upland vs Los Alamitos
10:20am Colony vs JSerra
11:40am Ocean View vs Mission Viejo

Boys Evening Session
1:30pm Fairfax vs Eisenhower
3:00pm Westchester vs Capistrano Valley
4:30pm Taft vs Loyola
6:00pm Long Beach Poly vs Orange Lutheran
7:30pm Mater Dei vs La Verne Lutheran
9:00pm Bishop Gorman vs Whitney Young (IL)

OFFENSE
Running back:
Xavier Menifield, Sierra Canyon, 11
Ryan Davis, Paraclete, 12
Brandon Gonzalez, Bishop Diego, 12
Jacob Taylor, Rim of the World, 11
Mike Salas, Ontario Christian, 12.
Quarterback:
Nolan Tisdale, Bishop Diego, 12.
Offensive line:
Andrew Terry, Sierra Canyon, 12
Nate Karn, Grace Brethren, 12
Richard Anhauser, Aquinas, 12
Alex Waller, St Margaret's, 11
Zack Black, Rim of the World, 11
Jose Servin, Big Bear, 12
Iazayah Felton, Twentynine Palms, 12
Receiver:
Jake Gilliland, Grace Brethren, 12
Byron Manzo, St Margaret's, 12
Mark Urtz, Ontario Christian, 12
Christian Guzman, Desert Hot Springs, 12
Tight end:
Alec Bogh, Citrus Valley, 12
Utility:
Sam Kwock, Bishop Diego, 12
Kicker:
Christian Dirksen, Ontario Christian, 11

DEFENSE
Defensive back:
James Regan, Paraclete, 12
Danny Jordan, Sierra Canyon, 12
Daniel Young, Rubidoux, 11
Austin Dubuque, Big Bear, 12
Caleb McClure, Ontario Christian, 12
Matt Dueñes, St Margaret's, 12
Garret Swanky, Brentwood, 11
Defensive line:
Patrick McGowan, Sierra Canyon, 12
Tom Renick, Bishop Diego, 12
Jose Sanchez, Rubidoux, 12
Neil Hamel, Linfield Christian, 12
Dustin Drai, Campbell Hall, 12
Linebacker:
Bryan Rodgers, Paraclete, 11
Chris FuiFui, Twentynine Palms, 12
William Young, Sierra Canyon, 12
Matthew Spoelstra, Citrus Valley, 11
Morgan Cole, Twentynine Palms, 11
Reggie Prince, Sierra Canyon, 12.
Utility:
Zakk Planz, Big Bear, 12.
Punter:
Jon Gencarella, St Margaret's, 12.

OFFENSE
Running back:
Jeremiah Talia, Moreno Valley,12
Gaylon Maxie, Carter, 12
Xavier Browne, Chino, 12
Tim Santa Maria, Palm Desert, 12
Jamie Snowten, San Gorgonio, 12
Quarterback:
Carlos Hernandez, Rancho Verde, 12
Dane Tiedeman, Palm Springs, 12
Monroe Offield, San Gorgonio, 12
Offensive line:
Leland Helipiko, Moreno Valley, 12
Kelvin Shelton, Rancho Verde, 12
Hakiteli Tuivai ,Colony, 10
Brian Bruning, Palm Desert, 12
Casey Lorenger, La Quinta, 11
Kenneth Clark, Carter, 11.
Receiver:
Brendon Redman, Rancho Verde, 12
Jordan White, Palm Springs, 6-4, 12
Samajie Grant Colony, 11
Kenny Torrance, Rancho Verde, 12
Kendrick Gaines, Cajon, 12.
Kicker: Mario Cordero, Palm Springs, 11. Utility: Petava Siaosi, Moreno Valley, 12

DEFENSE
Defensive back:
Deontrae Kazee, Cajon, 12
Nick King, Palm Springs, 12
Chaz Nelson, Colony, 12
Taliuaki Suliafu, Moreno Valley, 11
Devonta Collier, Rancho Verde, 12
Tyler Truitt, Palm Springs, 12
Defensive line:
Samson Kafoualu, Arlington, 12
Isaiah Aneke, Colony, 12
Justin Cooke, Colony, 12
Aaron Jackson, La Quinta, 11
Michael Greer, Palm Springs, 11
Tyshawn Durgin, Rancho Verde, 11
Nathaniel Akingbemi, Carter, 12
Linebacker:
Blair Brown, Rancho Verde, 12
Kyle Lass, Palm Springs, 12
Eddie Martinez, Colony, 12
Ryan Hunter-Sims, San Gorgonio, 12
Daniel Castro, Carter, 12
Noel Quinones, La Sierra, 12
Jihad Johnson, Arlington, 12
Matthew Tesimale, Colony, 12.
Punter:
Jonathan Pena, Rialto 12

OFFENSE
Running back:
Romello Goodman, Corona Centennial
Donta Abron, Upland
Craig Lee, Redlands
Joseph Ajeigbe, Norco
Kurt Scoby, Charter Oak
Quarterback:
Hayden Gavett, Centennial
Travis Santiago, Charter Oak.
Offensive line:
Corey Whitaker, Vista Murrieta
Lio Lafaele, Centennial
Kenyatta Johnson, Upland
Brandon Greene, Redlands East Valley
Sapule Ta'amilo, Vista Murrieta
Nick Enriquez, Chino Hills
Brandon Carter, Rancho Cucamonga.
Receiver:
Kenny Lawler, Upland
Chris Gilchrist, Charter Oak
Aaron Peck, North
Blake Braun, Redlands East Valley
Khalil Sharpe, Murrieta Mesa.
Kicker:
Tyler Rausa, Vista Murrieta

DEFENSE
Defensive back:
Darion Williams, Vista Murrieta
Marques Mosley, Upland
Izaac Calunga, Centennial
Jamal Ellis, Redlands East Valley
Aaron Vaughns, Charter Oak
Corbin McCarthy, Norco
Chris Hawkins, Rancho Cucamonga.
Linebacker:
Isaiah Ashby, Centennial
Bryce Smith, Vista Murrieta
Villami Latu, Rancho Cucamonga
Naim Colbert, Chino Hills
Scott Starr, Norco
A.J. Latu, Rancho Cucamonga.
Defensive line:
Kylie Fitts, Redlands East Valley
Ngata Tuihalamaka, Centennial
Christian Powell, Upland
Edmund Faimalo, Redlands East Valley
Teddy Queen Chaparral, Eric Prevost, Charter Oak
Joe Mathis, Upland

OFFENSE
Running back:
Davien Payne, Citrus Hill, 12
Taleeb Isom, Kaiser, 11
Adarius Hogan, Serrano, 12
Jamaal Morrow, Heritage, 11
Marshaun Coprich, Oak Hills, 12
Quarterback:
Trevor Hodge, Citrus Hill, 11
Offensive line:
Mark Knapp, Serrano, 12
Tony Aguilera, Summit, 12
Isaac Villegrana, Summit, 12
Aisea Hansen, Kaiser, 12
Matt Schwerin, Ridgecrest Burroughs, 12
Jacob Costilow, Elsinore, 12
Alex Guertin, Heritage, 12
Receiver:
Anthony Johnson, Paloma Valley, 12
John Goodman, West Valley, 11
Tyler Basket, Apple Valley, 12
K.J. Young, Citrus Hill, 11
Maleak Williams, Granite Hills, 12
Utility:
Chad Virgil, Heritage, 12
Kicker: Andres Velasco, Silverado, 12

DEFENSE
Defensive back:
Kyle Trammel, Silverado, 11
Justin Strong, Summit, 11
Allen Stubbs, Elsinore, 11
Darius Allensworth, Heritage, 11
Andre Mitchell, Citrus Hill, 12
Daniel Davis, Oak Hills, 11
Defensive line:
Justin Van Natta, Serrano, 12
Terrance Lange, Sultana, 12
Marcel Buchanan, Silverado, 12
Nikko Taylor, Summit, 12
Kennan Sykes, Summit, 11
Tavita Hala, Temescal Canyon, 12
Cody Blackwell, Elsinore, 12
Linebacker:
Victor Iosefa, Silverado, 12
Kevin Trujillo, Kaiser, 11
Chris Levai, Serrano, 12
Tony Hifo, Heritage, 12
Darnell Murray, Citrus Hill, 12
Utility:
Darryl White, Silverado, 12
Punter:
Jonathan Gonzalez, Apple Valley, 12

"The officials lost control of the game," Anderson said. "I started talking to them about it 1:40 into the game."

Rialto coach Michael Anderson revealed this on Wednesday. The fight in the second half of the win over Pacific resulted in the halting of the game and five Rialto players and some Pacific players ejected. That left 4 Rialto players and Anderson assumed he could use those 4 plus call up a couple players from the JV team to compete in Thursday's game against last-place Colton.

However, he learned Wednesday that all 9 varsity players were suspended and the team will forfeit its game against Colton. That will drop Rialto to 15-2 overall, 7-1 in the San Andreas League.