1. Calabasas
2. South Torrance
3. Torrance
4T. La Canada
1. Calabasas
2. South Torrance
3. Torrance
4T. La Canada
1. Alemany
2. St. John Bosco
3. Oak Park
4. Santa Margarita
1. Serra
2. La Verne Lutheran
3. Bishop Montgomery
4. Price
1. Pacific Hills
2. Cantwell Sacred Heart
3. Ontario Christian
4. St. Joseph/SM
1. St. Bernard
2. Village Christian
3. Ribet Academy
4. Mission Prep
1. Providence
2T. Holy Martyrs
2T. Rolling Hills Prep
4. Kilpatrick
1. Renaissance Academy
2. Hesperia Christian
3. California Lutheran
4. LA Adventist Academy
Here are new stories on the main OCVarsity site that you might have missed while surfing this blog:
Steve Fryer on basketball: Time to talk playoffs
Girls basketball: O.C.’s top teams tumble in wacky week
Girls scholar-athlete of the week: Allyson Brahs, Corona del Mar High School
Boys scholar-athlete of the week: Matt Schade, Brea Olinda High School
Boys basketball athlete of the week: Martin Kim, Sunny Hills
Boys basketball: O.C. Top 10
Girls basketball athlete of the week: Kelsey Minato, Huntington Beach
Girls basketball: O.C. Top 10
Boys soccer athlete of the week: David Elias, Marina High School
Boys soccer: O.C. Top 10
Girls soccer athlete of the week: Alexandra White, Valencia High School
Girls soccer: O.C. Top 10
Girls water polo athlete of the week: Maddie McLaren, Newport Harbor
Girls water polo: O.C. Top 10
Wrestling athlete of the week: Carl Hulick, Esperanza
Wrestling: O.C. Top 10
Wrestling: Updated O.C. individual rankings
More news from the OCVarsity blog:
Highlights include a game-winning miraculous shot, a must-see goal, a 7’5″ player knocking down a three-pointer, and more!
Some highlights used for the OCVarsity Top 10 were provided by the “SportZone” from Cox channel 3. You can catch a new episode Monday nights at 7:30 p.m.
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More videos on the OCVarsity blog:
Al Hrabosky, left, was one of the top relief pitchers of the 1970s, most of which he spent with the St. Louis Cardinals. Look him up at wikipedia.
Hrabosky, known as “The Mad Hungarian” (again, look him up), is being inducted in the Savanna athletics hall of fame Tuesday at halftime of the Magnolia-Savanna boys basketball game at Savanna.
Hrabosky works on cable broadcasts of St. Louis Cardinals games. The Cardinals, World Series champs, used to have this guy named Albert Pujols on their team. Wonder where he went …
Savanna has had several excellent athletes go on to bigger and better things, like the Hoffman brothers, Glenn and Trevor, who also are in the Savanna hall (don’t forget about Greg Hoffman, who was an excellent boys basketball coach at Western in the 199s).
More baseball news from the OCVarsity blog:
Here is my ballot for this week:
1. Mater Dei
2. Capistrano Valley
3. JSerra
4. Orange Lutheran
5. Ocean View
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