Stay tuned to OCVarsity.com for the listing of the newly approved leagues for 2010-2014. (Update: Click here for the newly approved leagues.)

The process started with all 12 of the Orange County League representatives voting in favor of the Orange County Area proposal. The trio of appeals were heard, but after hearing those no council member made a proposal to support an appeal.

Yes, not much of a fight today.

The big news earlier was the placement of gridiron powers Oaks Christian and St. Bonaventure in the Marmonte League for football only.

After that was approved, a good chunk of the crowd here left.

Update 1

The CIF Southern Section Council is on a short break but Orange County is up next for its releaguing vote. As council meetings goes, this has been a wild affair.

Tons of people. Emotional pleas. Lots of handouts. Old Southern Section officials surfacing to see the action - Bill Clark and Paul Castillo are here.

The big question for OC is whether Laguna Hills, Western and/or Brea appeal their placement and how that goes. Stay tuned for the latest.

The tournament will be held March 1, 2010 at Western Hills Country Club.

Here's the entire 15-team field:

Aliso Niguel, Beverly Hills, El Dorado, El Toro, Foothill, Great Oak, Los Alamitos, Mater Dei, San Clemente, Santa Barbara

Santa Margarita, Servite, Tesoro, Villa Park, Wilson(Long Beach)

The inaugural OC Championships, held at Oak Creek in June, was  just a one-day tournament, but he'd liked to see the 2010 tournament played over two days, most likely on Sunday and Monday with the top 12-16 boys/girls advancing into the final round.

Bova said he's trying to get the AJGA involved, so they can award points which would help players get into one of the AJGA's invitationals

Ashley Greer (left), Michael Bova and Andrew Akers during Friday's trophy presentation at Oak Creek.

On Friday, Marina's Ashley Greer and Tesoro's Andrew Akers picked were presented with their perpetual plaques for winning the girls and boys divisions at the inaugural tournament in June. Bova told the two players to bring the plaques when they defend their titles in 2010, so next year's winners can be added to the plaque.

Kang holed two birdies during the final round and eagled the par-5 16th at the Stadium course to come into the clubhose 2-under par.

Servite's Patrick Cantlay, the Register's Boys Golf Player of the Year, finsihed in a tie for 14th. He was tied for first in the tournament after the second round.

Levitt, who was on of the top players on Santa Margarita's varsity team last season even though he was a freshman, holed six birdies on Thursday. In total, he had 13 birdies during the tournament.

Tomohiro Umeyama from Mooka-City, Japan finished second with a 214. Irvine's Jae Kang placed fifth, six shots behind Levitt.

On Thursday he carded a 4-under 68 to finish five strokes ahead of Jeff Wibawa (Encino). Valder finished the three-round tournament 12-under par after, shooting a 66 and 69 in the first and second rounds, respectively, as he led the tournament from start to finish.

In the girls division, Kaitlin Park (Beckman) finsihed in a tie for second with Bonnie Hu (Freemont) , two shots behind first-place Daffodil Sanchez (Mesa, Ariz.)

Beck was 1-up heading into the 17th tee, so Kang decided to drive the green. He just missed but he still birdied and the hole, and the match was all-square with only one hole to play.

On the 18th, Beack ended up in a later water hazard. He tried a couple of times to recover, but failed, so he conceded the match, handing the victory to the West.

Kristen Park, Kang's Sunny Hills' teammate, and University's Ani Gulugian each won their matches on Thursday for the West.

Tad Murray carded a 7-under 65 at Moon Valley Country Club to move up from fourth and into a tie for first with Valder after the second round. Valder holed five birdies on Wednesday, but he also had two bogeys and finished with a 3-under 69.

In the girls division Kaitlin Park (Beckman) shot a 3-under 69 to move into a tie for first with Cheyenne Hickle (Gilbert, Ariz.) and Daffodil Sanchez (Mesa, Ariz.)

But the West saw its lead reduced to 14.5-10.5 after the morning matches during the Canon Cup.

Kristen Park (Sunny Hills) Victoria Sungmin Park (Irvine),  Stewart Hagestad (Newport Harbor) and Jeffrey Kang (Fullerton) also played on Wednesday, but lost their matches.

Gulugian paired with Jane Rah (Torrance) to defeat Annie Park (Levittown, N.Y) and Stephanie Kim (Whitestone, N.Y), 2-up.

Kang teamed with James Back (Cerritos) and beat the Domini Bozzelli (Pittsford, N.Y.)/Gavin Hall (Pittsford, N.Y) duo, 4 & 3.

Park and Hannah Lee (Hacienda Heights) won their match against Courtney Gunter (Matthews, N.C.) and  Emilie Burger (Hoschton, Ga.), 2 & 1 .

In the afternoon, Back and Park teamed to defeat Bozzelli and Haley Stephens (Greer, S.C.), 3 & 1, in a mixed foursome match.