CIF-SS girls soccer polls

Granite Hills is doing work in girls soccer yet again, as the Cougars are the top-ranked team in Division 3 in this week’s poll.

DIVISION 2
1. Palos Verdes
2. Upland
3. Los Osos
4. Corona Santiago
5. Long Beach Wilson
6. Great Oak
7. Buena
8. Dos Pueblos
9. Murrieta Valley
10T. Sunny Hills
10T. Troy

DIVISION 3
1. Granite Hills
2. Ayala
3. Bishop Amat
4. Righetti
5. La Mirada
6. La Salle
7. Los Altos
8. Serrano
9. Flintridge Prep
10. Lakewood St. Joseph

DIVISION 5
1. Lancaster Desert Christian
2. Palm Springs
3. Ontario Christian
4. Grace Brethren
5. El Rancho
6. Linfield Christian
7. Cajon
8. Pacifica
9. Santa Ynez
10. Katella

DIVISION 7
1. St. Genevieve
2. Mary Star of the Sea
3. Viewpoint
4. Rim of the World
5. Milken Community
6. Santa Clarita Christian
7. New Community Jewish
8. Animo Leadership
9. Bishop Union
10. Big Bear

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CIF-SS boys soccer polls

No No. 1s this week, but plenty of No. 2s, as Oak Hills, Cajon and Arrowhead Christian are in the second spot in Divisions 4, 5 and 6, respectively.

DIVISION 4
1. El Rancho
2. Oak Hills
3. Santa Monica
4. Cathedral
5. Norwalk
6. La Salle
7. Artesia
8. California
9. Salesian
10. Diamond Ranch

DIVISION 5
1. La Canada
2. Cajon
3. Victor Valley
4. Baldwin Park
5. Granite Hills
6. Carter
7. Carpinteria
8. Lakeside
9. Mountain View
10T. Garden Grove Santiago
10T. Cerritos Valley Christian

DIVISION 6
1. Brentwood
2. Arrowhead Christian
3. Buckley
4. Tahquitz
5T. Bishop Union
5T. San Jacinto
7. Rubidoux
8. Ontario Christian
9. Pasadena Poly
10. Windward

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CIF-SS girls basketball polls

The county has two No. 1s this week, with Rialto topping the Division 2-AA poll, Mesa Grande Academy getting No. 1 in D6-AA and Redlands Adventist grabbing the top spot in D6-A.

Division 1-AA
1. Brea Olinda
2. Long Beach Poly
3. Mater Dei
4. Cajon
5. Canyon Springs
6. Etiwanda
7. Summit
8. Corona Santiago
9. Santa Monica
10. Lynwood
11. Jordan
12. Laguna Hills
13. Chaparral
14. Redondo Union
15. Roosevelt
16. Warren

Division 1-A
1. Edison
2. Troy
3. Rancho Cucamonga
4. Villa Park
5. Woodbridge
6. Corona Centennial
7. Dana Hills
8. El Toro
9. Riverside Poly
10. Chino Hills
11. Ventura
12. Valencia
13. Capistrano Valley
14. Los Alamitos
15. Arcadia
16. Walnut

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CIF-SS boys basketball polls

Just released about an hour ago. Etiwanda stays undefeated and No. 2 in Division 1-AA.

Division 1-AA
1. Long Beach Poly
2. Etiwanda
3. Mater Dei
4. Corona Centennial
5. Montebello
6. Murrieta Valley
7. Thousand Oaks
8. Rancho Verde
9. Upland
10. Chino Hills
11. Pasadena
12. Los Osos
13. Valencia
14. Roosevelt
15. Eisenhower
16. Los Alamitos

Division 1-A
1. Aliso Niguel
2. Loyola
3. Capistrano Valley
4. Downey
5. Redlands East Valley
6. Silverado
7T. Tesoro
7T. Montclair
9. Crescenta Valley
10. Vista Murrieta
11. El Toro
12T. Fountain Valley
12T. San Clemente
14. Cajon
15. Warren
16. Rialto
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Ervin commits to San Jose State

Colton senior running back/defensive back Tyler Ervin made a verbal commitment to San Jose State this weekend on an official visit to the school, according to a text message I just received from Colton head coach Rick Bray. Ervin was a first-team all-Sun selection this past season, rushing for 1,436 yards and 13 touchdowns offensively while accumulating 34 tackles and three interceptions on defense.

The 5-foot-10, 167-pound Ervin chose the Spartans over offers from Utah State, Hawaii and Nevada. He becomes the second Yellowjacket to commit to a Division I-FBS school, joining tight end/linebacker Rodney Hardrick, who committed to Oregon.

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Yucaipa’s Lavrusky commits to Stanford

Yucaipa star junior soccer player Kodi Lavrusky verbally committed to Stanford last week, according to a call received tonight from Thunderbirds soccer coach Sheila Huggins. Lavrusky is already the school’s all-time leader in goals scored, having scored 92 after getting a hat trick in tonight’s 4-1 victory over Redlands. She is a two-time All-Sun first-team pick, being named the Most Valuable Player as a freshman in 2009.

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Pedroza commits to Arizona State

Chino wide receiver/defensive back Quinton Pedroza verbally committed to Arizona State Saturday according to this article by Rivals.com. Pedroza, a 6-foot-3, 205-pound athlete, was a first-team all-Sun selection at wide receiver, caught 54 passes for 1,078 yards and 16 touchdowns for the Cowboys this past season. Pedroza chose the Sun Devils over Utah and Utah State.

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Los Osos MLK tournament set for Monday

Los Osos High School will be holding its annual Martin Luther King Day Classic one-day boys basketball tournament Monday starting at 8 a.m., with several local teams dotting the nine-game schedule.

The host Grizzlies will play in the second-to-last game of the day against Ontario at 6:30 p.m. That game is sandwiched between two of the premier games of the day: Etiwanda — the No. 2 team in the latest CIF-SS Division 1AA poll — will play Ventura at 5 p.m., and Chino Hills will play Rancho Cucamonga in the last game of the evening, at 8.

The rest of the Classic will go as follows: Claremont vs. Alta Loma at 8 a.m., Monrovia vs. La Puente Bishop Amat at 9:30 a.m., Twentynine Palms vs. Miller at 11 a.m., Jurupa Hills vs. Glendora at 12:30 p.m., Damien vs. San Dimas at 2 p.m., and Santa Monica vs. Eastvale Roosevelt at 3:30 p.m.

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All-CIF East Valley football team

Got this from the Paraclete media and scouting coordinator of all places.

All-CIF OFFENSE

Offensive MVP: Cameron Carvalho, Sr – Paraclete

Backs

Dillon Pretzinger, Sr – Rimof the World
Taylor Ross, Sr – Sage Hill
Burell Handy, Jr – Aquinas
Roosevelt Davis, Sr – Paraclete
Chris Fui Fui, Jr – 29 Palms
Max Leffler, Sr – Grace Brethren
Tyler Stewart, Jr – Sierra Canyon

Lineman

Rex Seaman, Sr – Big Bear
T.J. Danner, Sr – Sage Hill
Jacob Grant, Sr – Paraclete
Michael Ceja, Sr – Brentwood
Dustin Le, Sr – Riverside Notre Dame
Patrick Blaylock, Sr – Linfield Christian
Josh McPeck, Sr – Aquinas
Jose Sanchez, Jr – Rubidoux

Receivers

Jack Gilliland, Jr – Grace Brethren
James Murayama, Sr – St.Margaret’s
Austin Gravatt, Sr – Riverside Notre Dame
Shane Harrison, Sr – Sierra Canyon
Greg Oliva, Sr – Brentwood

Kicker

Brennan Smith, Sr – St.Margaret’s

Utility

Austin McBroom, Sr – Campbell Hall

ALL-CIF DEFENSE

Defensive MVP: Darian Thompson, Sr – Paraclete

Defensive Backs

Shaquille Gilbert, Sr – Aquinas
Davis Edwards, Sr – St.Margaret’s
Braydon Maish, Jr – Paraclete
Julian Brooks, Jr – Sierra Canyon
Daniel Young, So – Rubidoux
Christian Guzman, Jr – Desert Hot Springs

Linemen

Bryan Flores, Sr – St. Margaret’s
Lavonte Barnett, Sr – Paraclete
William Pretty, So – Paraclete
Andre Gonzalez, Sr – Paraclete
Max Figueroa, Sr – Rubidoux
Ben Duncan, Sr – Riverside Notre Dame
Austin Dubuque, Jr – Big Bear
Tuvalu Melei, Sr – 29 Palms

Linebackers

Jonathan Tovar, Sr – Paraclete
Caleb Nickels, Sr – Sierra Canyon
Damian Arnaiz, Sr -Riverside Notre Dame
George Bon-Toman, Sr – Yucca Valley
Deacon Dobbs, Sr – Grace Brethren

Punter

Trevor Ballo, Sr – Yucca Valley

Utility

Zack Williams, Sr – Aquinas

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REV’s Mecate, Sultana’s Gonzalez win at prestigious Doc B


Tony Rotundo/wrestlersarewarriors.com

Last weekend was the prestigous Doc Buchanan Wrestling Invtiational in Clovis. There were only two county teams entered in the event: Redlands East Valley and Sultana, and each brought home an individual champion.
REV’s Chris Mecate (pictured above at the tournament) won the 135-pound weight class, defeating Bakersfield’s Natrelle Demison 6-4 in overtime in the final, and defeating several ranked wrestlers earlier in the event. Demison entered the event ranked No. 1 in the state at 130 pounds.The placers at 135 included Demison, Mecate (ranked No. 4), third place Wiliam Fox of Gilroy (ranked No. 6), fourth place Shane Tate of Oakdale (No. 3), sixth place Nikkolas Pena of Selma (ranked No. 1 at 140) and seventh place Andrew Perez of Pitman (No. 5),
Sultana’s Michael Gonzalez took home the title at 145, defeating David Meza of Buena Park 9-5 in the finals. Gonzalez was ranked 10th at 145 pounds before the event, while Meza was sixth at 140.
The only other placer from the county was REV’s Taylor Rippy, who was sixth at 171 pounds.

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