Nike/L.A. Fairfax Classic Friday matchups

June 28, 2013 By Frank Burlison 1 Comment

THE 27^th NIKE L.A. FAIRFAX HIGH CLASSIC

Friday’s Schedule

12^th-place semifinals: 9 a.m., Studio City Harvard-Westlake vs. Encino Crespi; 10:30, L.A. Brentwood vs. Mission Hills Alemany.

Consolation championship semifinals: Noon, Compton vs. Santa Monica; 1:30, West Hills Chaminade vs. La Canada.

Fifth-place semifinals: 3, Chino Hills vs. L.A. Loyola; 4:30, Orange Lutheran vs. Fairfax.

Championship semifinals: 6, Long Beach Poly vs. Santa Ana Mater Dei; 7:30, Woodland Hills El Camino Real vs. Corona Centennial.

Note: Saturday games begin at 9 a.m. and wrap up with the 6 p.m. championship game.

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