What happened:

Records: Laguna Beach 6-4, 2-0; 13-11, 0-1

Impact: After an easy victory to open league Tuesday, Laguna Beach was tested by the Eagles. Calvary showed they are the odds-on favorite for second place. And there's no question Calvary got the Breakers attention for the next go around. That won't be easy playing at Calvary with that student body hyped.

Player of the game: Allison Palmer. The sophomore setter dazzled with 44 assists and 14 digs, and 4 blocks in the final game.

Dandy in defeat: Taylor Manuel and Julie Consani. Manuel led the Eagles with 20 kills, and her athleticism was a big reason Calvary was in the match. Consani is a junior setter who posted 28 assists and 16 digs. She is among the better setters in the county. Her passing was accurate most of the night.

More from the girls volleyball:

• Girls volleyball: No. 3 El Dorado rolls
• Girls volleyball: Tuesday's recap
• Girls volleyball: Thursday's recap
• Girls volleyball: Sunset League preview
• Girls volleyball: Trinity League preview

The news hasn't stopped though. Here's a look at the All-CIF teams that were named.

Division II

Player of the year – Jake Kneller, Westlake (12), OH

Coach of the Year –Doug Magorien, Westlake

1st Team

• Scott Kevorken, Westlake        12
• Jermane Maas, Royal        12
• Travis Magorien, Westlake        10
• Tyler Petersen, Royal        12
• Chad Kanji, Thousand Oaks        12
• Cooper Gwaltney, Laguna Beach        12
• Travis Woloson, Laguna Beach        11
• Mike Hatch, Agoura        12
• Nick Ferry, Valencia/Valencia        11

2nd Team

• Keats Stanley, Westlake        10
• Michael Taxter, Thousand Oaks        12
• Trevor Jones, Royal        12
• John Sousa, Valencia/Valencia        12
• Scottie Chapel, Laguna Beach        11
• Josh Powell, Claremont        11
• Ryan Thompson, Costa Mesa        12
• Micah Sherman, Calvary Chapel/Santa Ana        12
• Nick Weaver, Westlake        11

3rd Team

• Harrison Phelps, Laguna Beach        12
• Sean Foley, Thousand Oaks        12
• Connor Olbright, El Modena        11
• Michael Leavy, Calvary Chapel/Santa Ana        12
• Matt Janke, Royal        12
• Daniel Johnson, Valencia/Valencia        11
• Oliver Deutschman, Crossroads        12
• Alo Tauaese, Claremont        12

All CIF teams:

• Boys volleyball: Division I All-CIF team
• Boys volleyball: Division II All-CIF team
• Boys volleyball: Division III All-CIF team
• Boys volleyball: Division IV All-CIF team
• Boys volleyball: Division V All-CIF team

South 71, North 54: Jeff Jefferson of Brethren Christian and Travis Ricker of Calvary Chapel each scored 14 to lead the South All Stars.

Whittier Christian’s Luke Essinger and Pranav Tadi of Whitney scored 12 each for the North.

-- LOU PONSI, OCVarsity.com

MVP– Holden Penney (Laguna Beach, Sr.)

Defensive Player of the Year– Erin O'Neil (Estancia, So.)

First Team– Natalie Nick (Calvary Chapel/Santa Ana, Jr.); Cassy Ginnis (Calvary Chapel/Santa Ana, So.); Jessica Rubright (Costa Mesa, Sr.); Dana Gentling (Costa Mesa, Sr.); Kristina Roche (Costa Mesa, Sr.); Ayla Medina (Costa Mesa, Sr.); Brooke Urmson (Costa Mesa, Sr.); Heather Flores (Estancia, Fr.); Jacqueline Freiberger (Estancia, So.); Cori Chapin (Estancia, Sr.); Allissa Scheafer (Estancia, So.); Kelsey Peterson (Laguna Beach, Jr.); Jessica Good Man (Laguna Beach, Jr.)

Second Team– Dani Duron (Calvary Chapel, Fr.); Melanie Valentin (Calvary Chapel/Santa Ana, Fr.); Natalie Arguleta (Costa Mesa, Jr.); Cheyenne Lopez (Costa Mesa, Sr.); Samantha Feinstein (Costa Mesa, So.); Allyson Wallace (Estancia, Jr.); Abby Scheafer (Estancia, Sr.); Nushin Tasbihichi (Estancia, Jr.); Natalie Plascencia (Estancia, Sr.); Nancy Escareno (Godinez, Fr.); Lura Hills (Laguna Beach, Sr.); Marina Paul (Laguna Beach, Fr.)

RELATED:

• All League Girls Soccer: Sunset League
• All-League Girls Soccer: Academy League
• All-League Girls Soccer: Orange League
• All-League Girls Soccer: Century League
• All-League Girls Soccer: Freeway League
• All-League Girls Soccer: Garden Grove League
• All-League Girls Soccer: Golden West League
• All-League Girls Soccer: Pacific Coast League
• All-League Girls Soccer: Sea View League
• All-League Girls Soccer: South Coast League
• All-League Girls Soccer: Trinity League

MVP – Jesus Garcia (Estancia, Sr.)

Defensive Player of the Year – Rony Argueta (Estancia, Sr.)

First Team – Jose Castrejon (Estancia, Sr.); Danny Martinez (Estancia, Sr.); George Olivas (Estancia, Sr.); Aran Antuez (Estancia, Sr.); Earvin Bahena (Estancia, Sr.); Mitch Pfautz (Calvary Chapel, Jr.); Kevin Kiser (Calvary Chapel, Jr.); Jordan Strauble (Calvary Chapel, Jr.); Caine Fair (Laguna Beach, Sr.); Bryce Healy (Laguna Beach, Sr.); Alex Hernandez (Godinez, Fr.); Ryan Sogamoso (Costa Mesa, Sr.)

Second Team – Alec Williams (Laguna Beach, Fr.); Noe Marin (Estancia, Sr.); Ricky Gomez (Estancia, Jr.); Antonio Gonzalez (Estancia, Sr.); Ervin Herrera (Estancia, Sr.); Chris Popke (Calvary Chapel, Sr.); Teddy Prescott (Calvary Chapel, So.); Zac Fielder (Calvary Chapel, Jr.); Noah Michelon (Laguna Beach, Sr.); Tommy Hopper (Laguna Beach, Sr.); Joel Palomares (Godinez, So.); James Wolf (Costa Mesa, Sr.)

MVP – Amanda Souder (Calvary Chapel, Sr.)

First Team - Olivia Scheidt (Costa Mesa, Jr.); Emily Writer (Laguna Beach, So.); Christina Gooch (Calvary Chapel, Jr.); Kassie Stratton (Estancia, So.); Bridgette Madrigal (Godinez, Jr.); Jelecia Wilson (Godinez, Jr.)

Second Team – Katlyn Haynam (Calvary Chapel, Sr.); Brenda Soto (Estancia, So.); Yesenia Maldonado (Estancia, So.); Samantha Garner (Laguna Beach, So.); Kiara Jackson (Godinez, Jr.); Irene Garcia (Godinez, So.); Priscilla Curran (Calvary Chapel, Jr.)

CSF also received letters of intent from Jonah Cruz (Bakersfield), defending state champion Martin Gonzalez (Gilroy), Justin Schellenger (Great Valley HS, Penn.), Bryce Whitehead (Sprague HS, Ore.) and Henry Yorba (Poway).

Site, time: Orange Coast College, Thursday, 7:30 p.m.

Outlook: If you are looking for candidates for "most improved football team" of 2008, which Tesoro was in 2007, Magnolia is a good place to start. Potential has often been there, but keeping athletes focused, together and eligible has been a challenge. The Sentinels have size along the offensive and defensive lines and talent at the skill positions. Let's wait for more information, i.e. results of their games and of other Orange League teams' games, before predicting that the Sentinels will make the playoffs for the first time since 1984. Calvary Chapel should be improved, too, and the addition of former Corona del Mar coach Dick Freeman as defensive coordinator is an asset. Magnolia, though, is on the launching pad and ready for take-off, so start your countdown now.

Winner: Magnolia