Here is a recap of the action from the first round of the CIF playoffs, according to the numbers.

1992 - The last time Dana Hills won a playoff game before Friday's 30-10 victory over Orange Lutheran.

18 of 22, 229 yards, 3 tds - Josh Dean's (Dana Hills) passing stats as he led the Dolphins to the victory.

3 - The number of touchdown passes thrown by Pacifica quarterback Mario Nava in a 27-20 victory over Fullerton.

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Here is a recap of the action from Week 10, according to the numbers.

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Here is a recap of the action from Week 9, according to the numbers. This list will be updated as soon as Saturday's results become available.

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Here is a recap of the action from Week 8, according to the numbers:

4 - The number of touchdown passes thrown by San Clemente quarterback Chase Rettig in Thursday's 34-28 South Coast League victory over Tesoro.

5 - Turnovers forced by the San Clemente defense in the victory over Tesoro.

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Here is a recap of the action from Week 7, according to the numbers

17 - Consecutive losses by La Quinta to Garden Grove League rival Los Amigos before the Aztecs snapped the streak with a 24-10 victory Thursday night.

204 - Rushing yards for Tustin running back Anthony Wilkerson in Thursday's, 35-20 victory over Villa Park.

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Here is a recap of the action in Week 6, according to the numbers.

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Here is a recap of the action from Week 5, according to the numbers:

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Here is a recap of the action from Week 4, according to the numbers:

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Here is a recap of the action from Week 3, according to the numbers.

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Here is a recap of Week 2, according to the numbers.

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Here is a recap of the action in Week 1, according to the numbers.

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Here is a recap of the action in Week 0, according to the numbers.

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