Finally, a quick way to track down results
This is great news for high school sports fans and media outlets: CIF-Southern Section spokesperson Thom Simmons said the CIF-SS has partnered with High School Sports Net, and will require all schools in the Southern Section to list its schedules and report scores immediately following events to provide a Southern Section scoreboard, particularly for Friday night football. If you look at the top right corner of the CIF Website, you will see a box directing you to the scoreboard page. This is the first time that CIF is mandating that schools report their scores or face sanctions. Additionally, this will apply to all varsity sports, a huge bonus for sports fans, particularly in sports where coaches never report scores to their local newspapers. How this will work for us is that every school basically has its own webpage, so I will localize all of our teams into one quick easy read. During the season, you just click on that school for updated results on varsity sports.
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Miguel Melendez's prep blog
In the Huddle
ESPN
OC Varsity
San Bernardino Sun Preps
LA times Varsity Blog
Daily Bulletin Preps
Whittier Daily News Preps
LA Daily News Preps
Long Beach Press Telegram Preps
Daily Breeze Preps
Dyestat Track and Cross Country
MaxPreps
Rivals.Com
College Level Athletes
Voting by the SoCal Interscholastic Basketball Coaches Assoc.
Division IV-A
1. Orange Lutheran
2. Price
3. Crespi
4. Laguna Beach
5. Oaks Christian
6. Fairmont Prep
7. Cathedral
8. Chaminade
9. Lawndale
10. Workman
11. Valley Christian/Cerritos
12. Santa Clara
13. La Salle
14. Salesian
15. Carpinteria
16. Montclair Prep
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This sounds like something great for the student-athletes more than anything.
Schools that don't report scores, stats, and other info are only holding student-athletes back in their quest to play NCAA Athletics.
If every coach was 100% invested in his/her players, the CIF would have never dreamed of such a mandate. Well... coaches have lives of their own right? Of course they do.
I can respect that. But at the end of the day, if you can't give the attention a team deserves, think of the kids and find someone who is.
Check out the site...
http://CollegeLevelAthletes.com
Thanks,
Coach Plunkett