Tuesday February 18
DIV 2AA
Chino Hills at Fairmont Prep
DIV 2A
Los Altos at Oak Park
DIV 3AA
Palm Desert at Maranatha
DIV 3A
Hemet at Keppel
San Dimas at Providence/B
DIV 4AA
Whittier at Ramona
Workman at Santiago/GG
Rowland at Elsinore
DIV 4A
Palmdale Aerospace Academy at Alhambra
Chino at California
Wilson at Big Bear
DIV 5AA
Sierra Vista at Anaheim
San Gabriel at Diamond Ranch
Foothill Tech at La Puente
DIV 5A
Coachella Valley at Arroyo
Saddleback at Gabrielino
Banning at South El Monte
Edgewood at Rosemead
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3 of the 4 mvl school that made the playoffs in basketball made it to the semi finals ARROYO SOUTH EL MONTE AND ROSEMEAD 1 or 2 maybe playing in the finals cause ROSEMEAD plays south el monte and Arroyo plays saddleback
3 of the 4 mvl school that made the playoffs in basketball made it to the semi finals ARROYO SOUTH EL MONTE AND ROSEMEAD 1 or 2 maybe playing in the finals cause ROSEMEAD plays south el monte and Arroyo plays saddleback
@ FBFan: February Madness in the CIF Southern Section. The more, the merrier, I guess.
Why can’t all sports keep the division labels the same way football does. Division 1 down to division “however many divisions there are.”
Now someone might say “hey we made it to the division 4A finals while our football team only made it to the division 10 finals” which is pretty much the same exact thing. These divisions also have 32 teams in a playoff bracket while football only has 16 so essentially 320 basketball teams make the playoff while only 224 football teams make the playoffs.
They are in Division 5A . This is the equivalent to D14 for football. I guess this is the magic of the new format , but objectively this means something quite different .
Basketball is one sport in which the teams representing the Alhambra Unified School District can all make the playoffs. Good luck to the Moors, Aztecs, and Matadors!
Now if the three schools (Alhambra, Mark Keppel, and San Gabriel) can only do that in football…
All 4 MVL teams are in it and they are home!
Good luck to all the locals in the quarters, but especially to the area’s best coach, Jeff Lucas of Los Altos.