CIF Football Playoff Pairings: Second Round

CIF Football Playoff Pairings: Second Round

DIV 2 

Sierra Canyon at Vista Murrieta 

DIV 3 

Glendora at Apple Valley 

DIV 4 

Bonita at Cypress 

Lawndale at La Serna 

St. Francis at Chaparral 

DIV 6 

Santa Ana at Dominguez 

DIV 7 

Pasadena at La Mirada 

St. Pius/St Matthias at Rio Hondo Prep 

DIV 8 

California at Highland 

DIV 9

St. Margarets at San Dimas 

DIV 10 

Kaiser at Northview 

Palmdale at Covina 

DIV 12 

Compton at Walnut 

Rosemead at Woodbridge 

DIV 13 

South Pasadena at Western Christian 

San Gabriel at  Montclair 

DIV 14 

Alhambra at Hamilton 

Loara at Pomona 

*”Game Night” with times, dates and details of key games to be posted soon 

9 Comments to "CIF Football Playoff Pairings: Second Round"

  1. Stop complaining's Gravatar Stop complaining
    November 10, 2021 - 8:33 pm | Permalink

    Please stop already with these enrollment complaints. It has no impact in playoff divisions, heck you even have league teams with big discrepancies.

  2. San Dimas Fanatic's Gravatar San Dimas Fanatic
    November 10, 2021 - 6:52 pm | Permalink

    I am looking at Division 10. 3500+ enrollment Kaiser is playing 1200+ enrollment Northview. I know enrollment is large in some schools that cant compete ie Wilson. However, it seems that Northview is in a tough battle with Kaiser full of athletes. However, I am praying that Northview wins and Covina wins. This would create a true battle royal, blood thirsty, neanderthal fight, two teams that hate each other between NV and Covina. I would love to watch it but I am hoping to watch SD play Laguna Beach in the third round.

  3. Elrancho's Gravatar Elrancho
    November 9, 2021 - 9:13 pm | Permalink

    And neither are you and Starla from Napoleon Dynamite, or your DELETED in Wisconsin.

  4. SG Green's Gravatar SG Green
    November 9, 2021 - 3:55 pm | Permalink

    I agree I don’t like the infinite amount of divisions, perhaps just 9.
    Division 1 (A, B, C)
    Division 2 (A, B, C)
    Division 3 (A, B, C)
    Eliminating the participation trophies, while also displaying ranking levels more clearly. I’m a fan of SG and I like their playoff birth, but this playoff team doesn’t compare to an actual playoff team like SG and Alhambra of 2011. Better performing teams should be highlighted with this bracket format in my opinion.

  5. Not an ER Fan's Gravatar Not an ER Fan
    November 9, 2021 - 3:43 pm | Permalink

    Do you know who is not playing for a CIF ring? EL RANCHO and the ranch18. Just saying.

  6. My 4 cents's Gravatar My 4 cents
    November 9, 2021 - 7:11 am | Permalink

    @how about this. No one is ever happy but who cares. This new system needs tweaking and need to get rid of half these division. If not, why not add up to D 20 or D25? Too many underperforming teams are playing for CIF titles.

  7. How About This's Gravatar How About This
    November 8, 2021 - 6:43 pm | Permalink

    The news is that NOBODY is ever going to be happy with CIF’s system, no matter how much it is revamped or tweaked. So why don’t we just put all the team names into a rotary hopper, spin it around about a thousand times, and draw the pairings out at random? Then, probably, somebody will say the hopper should have been spun two thousand times, or else the guy doing the drawing was crooked.

  8. Ftb's Gravatar Ftb
    November 7, 2021 - 9:30 pm | Permalink

    What about those teams who scheduled way up, competed well in those tough games then breezed through their league and got dropped into easy divisions due to their 5-5 or 6-4 record, I had more faith in the system but it’s already proving to be terrible.

  9. SoCal's Gravatar SoCal
    November 7, 2021 - 8:01 pm | Permalink

    Did CIF do it right? The teams that overachieved all played up a division or two. They played the teams that underachieved and played down a division or 5. Most of the teams that overachieved had to play on the road. Is it fair that 10-0 Yorba Linda team had to play up divisions and play Bishop Amat? They were other 10-0 teams that overachieved and played up. They were other first place teams that overachieved and had to play up. This should be no surprise that a lot of those teams lost for the reason that they had to play up against teams that dropped a division or 2. So basically we are now watching underachieving teams playing against other underachieving teams. That is really what CIF created. It’s the first year of doing things so they should learn from this year and make some adjustments. First, a team that wins league should get a home game, Next, an at large team should always be on the road. Finally, after all the 16 teams in each division be 500 or better, 3-7, 2-8 teams should not be in the playoffs. CIF should reward mediocrity. That’s my principle.

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