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My L.A. City playoff projections

February 16, 2012 By Frank Burlison 1 Comment

L.A. City

Div. I

Upper bracket: Taft over West Adams; Birmingham over University; Crenshaw over Sylmar; Palisades over Manual Arts

Lower bracket: Westchester over L.A. Poly; Washington over Fremont; Dorsey over Cleveland; Fairfax over Roybal

Quarterfinals: Taft over Birmingham; Crenshaw over Palisades; Westchester over Washington; Fairfax over Dorsey

Semifinals: Taft over Crenshaw; Westchester over Fairfax

Final: Taft over Westchester

Div. II

Upper bracket: El Camino over Van Nuys; L.A. Jordan over San Pedro; Narbonne over Torres; Kennedy over South Gate

Lower bracket: Granada Hills over Gardena; Venice over Reseda; Carson over Verdugo Hills; Garfield over Belmont

Quarterfinals: El Camino over L.A.

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Looking at CIF SS 5 divisions

February 15, 2012 By Frank Burlison Leave a Comment

5-AA

First Round: St. Bernard-bye; San Gabriel Academy over Cate; Aquinas over Silver Valley; Saddleback Valley Christian over Vistamar; Santa Clara over Flintridge Prep; Bloomington Christian over Arrowhead Christian; Desert over Pilibos; Mission Prep over Nuview Bridge; Ribet Academy over Webb; Bishop Diego over Lennox Academy; Thacher over Yeshiva; Calvary Chapel over Academy of Academic Excellence; Brethren Christian over Animo Leadership; Linfield Christian over Chadwick; Mojave over Public Safety; Village Christian over Bell-Jeff.

Second Round: St. Bernard over San Gabriel Academy; Saddleback Valley Christian over Aquinas; Santa Clara over Bloomington Christian; Mission Prep over Desert; Ribet Academy over Bishop Diego; Calvary Chapel over Thacher; Brethren Christian over Linfield Christian; Village Christian over Mojave.

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Scoping the CIF SS D-4 fields

February 15, 2012 By Frank Burlison 1 Comment

4-AA

First Round: Serra over Salesian; Workman over Bosco Tech; JSerra over Laguna Beach; Harvard-Westlake over Whitney; Windward over La Salle; Maranatha over Twentynine Palms; Sherman Oaks Notre Dame over Paraclete; Price over Blair; Bishop Montgomery over Templeton; Morningside over University Prep; Sierra Canyon over Malibu; Crespi over Rosamond; Oaks Christian over Besant Hill; Chaminade over Morro Bay; Big Bear over Banning; La Verne Lutheran over Marshall.

Second Round: Serra over Workman; JSerra over Harvard-Westlake; Windward over Maranatha; Price over Sherman Oaks Notre Dame; Bishop Montgomery over Morningside; Crespi over Sierra Canyon; Chaminade over Oaks Christian; La Verne Lutheran over Big Bear.

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My CIF SS D-III selections

February 15, 2012 By Frank Burlison Leave a Comment

III-AAA

First Round: Damien over El Dorado; Citrus Valley over Garden Grove Santiago; West Torrance over Santa Barbara; La Mirada over Arroyo Grande; Tustin over Sonora; Rio Mesa over Murrieta Mesa; Arlington over Citrus Hill; Palm Desert over Beckman; Palm Springs over Hemet; Beverly Hills over Arroyo; Lawndale over Hart; Esperanza over South Hills; Bonita over Cerritos; Woodbridge over Brea Olinda; Indio over Beaumont; Pasadena over Magnolia.

Second Round: Damien over Citrus Valley; West Torrance over La Mirada; Tustin over Rio Mesa; Palm Desert over Arlington; Palm Springs over Beverly Hills; Lawndale over Esperanza; Woodbridge over Bonita; Pasadena over Indio.

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CIF SS hoops D-2 picks

February 15, 2012 By Frank Burlison Leave a Comment

II-AA

First Round: Ocean View over Redondo Union; Thousand Oaks over Mark Keppel; Ayala over Kaiser; Perris over Riverside Poly; Cypress over Loara; Cajon over Valley View; Inglewood over Saugus; Anaheim Canyon over Redlands East Valley; J.W. North over Simi Valley; Temecula Valley over Serrano; Placentia Valencia over Sunny Hills; Summit over San Gorgonio; Royal over A.B. Miller; Villa Park over Canyon Springs; Tesoro over Westminster; Canyon County Canyon over Gondinez.

Second Round: Ocean View over Thousand Oaks; Ayala over Perris; Cypress over Cajon; Inglewood over Anaheim Canyon; J.W.

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