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Girls soccer: CIF-SS guidelines on tournament matches decided by Pk’s

December 29th, 2012, 3:58 pm by

With county teams heavily involved in tournament action, it is once again a good time to help clarify the official CIF-SS rule in regards to tournament matches that are decided by penalty kicks.

Here is the CIF-SS policy regarding ties in a tournament:

Teams that advance to the next round of a tournament via penalty kicks are NOT CREDITED WITH A WIN on their overall record. Both teams involved in the match will receive a TIE on their overall record if the match ends tied in regulation and penalty kicks are needed to determine who advances into the next round.

The ONLY EXCEPTION TO RULE STATED ABOVE is in a match where there is no further advancement in a tournament (i.e. championship match, third place match, fifth place match, etc.). In that scenario, the team that wins in penalty kicks gets credited with a win on its overall record. The team that loses penalty kicks is officially credited with a loss on its record.
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Girls cross country: CIF-SS Divisional Preliminaries (results)

November 11th, 2012, 12:15 am by

Here are the top five finishers and team qualifiers from the CIF-SS Divisional Preliminaries.

2012 CIF-SS Divisional Preliminaries
at Mt. San Antonio College, Walnut
2.94 Miles

Division 1

Heat 1
Individuals
*Individual Qualifiers for CIF-SS Finals
1. Megan Huebner (La Quina/La Quinta) 17:40; 2. Kylie Nishisaka (Marina) 17:41; 3. Veronica Yamane (Arcadia) 17:45; 4. Hannah Kirkegaard (Ventura) 17:53; 5. Miranda Kewley (Great Oak) 18:01

Team Qualifiers For CIF-SS Finals
1. Great Oak 37; 2. Marina 84; 3. Ventura 95; 4. Arcadia 97

Heat 2
Individuals
*Individual Qualifiers for CIF-SS Finals
1. Sarah Baxter (Simi Valley) 16:41; 2. Olivia Rosellini (Simi Valley) 18:14; 3. Charlotte Utash (Simi Valley) 18:19; 4. Samantha Tetef (Simi Valley) 18:21; 5. Desirae Jones (Simi Valley) 18:22

Team Qualifiers For CIF-SS Finals
1.Simi Valley 15; 2. Vista Murrieta 83**; 3. Trabuco Hills 83; 4. Edison 112
**Vista Murrieta awarded second place over Trabuco Hills by virtue of a better finish of the sixth runner (27-39)

Heat 3
Individuals
*Individual Qualifiers for CIF-SS Finals
1. Grace Schafer (Capistrano Valley) 18:01; 2. Tori Dutchover (Yucaipa) 18:16; 3. Olivia Pear (Valencia/Valencia) 18:18; 4. Sarah Holloway (Los Osos) 18:26; 5. Ashley Licata (Capistrano Valley) 18:26; 6. Chandler Kerr (Chaparral) 18:30*

Team Qualifiers For CIF-SS Finals
1. Capistrano Valley 37; 2. Yucapia 60; 3. Crescenta Valley 108; 4. Millikan 138

Heat 4
Individuals
*Individual Qualifiers for CIF-SS Finals
1. Kiara McIntosh (Paloma Valley) 18:01; 2. Melissa Eisele (San Clemente) 18:17; 3. Angela Ziff (Temecula Valley) 18:20; 4. Kelsey Carroll (San Clemente) 18:25; 5. Jessica Gonzales (Long Beach Poly) 18:33

Team Qualifiers For CIF-SS Finals
1. San Clemente 44; 2. Dana Hills 64; 3. Temecula Valley 97; 4. Long Beach Poly 104

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Boys cross country: CIF-SS Divisional Preliminaries (results)

November 11th, 2012, 12:04 am by

Here are the top five finishers and team qualifiers from the CIF-SS Divisional Preliminaries.

2012 CIF-SS Divisional Preliminaries
at Mt. San Antonio College, Walnut
2.94 Miles

 

Division 1

Heat 1
Individuals
*Individual Qualifiers for CIF-SS Finals
1. Miguel Bautista (Long Beach Poly) 15:19; 2. Estevan De La Rosa (Arcadia) 15:25; 3. Mitchell Pratt (Arcadia) 15:25; 4. Austin Esposito (Rancho Cucamonga) 15:36; 5. Arden Lassalle (Santa Monica) 15:37*

Team Qualifiers For CIF-SS Finals
1. Arcadia 49; 2. Rancho Cucamonga 58; 3. Long Beach Poly 64; 4. El Rancho 84

Heat 2
Individuals
*Individual Qualifiers for CIF-SS Finals
1. Juan Gonzalez (El Toro) 15:06; 2. Porter Reddish (Vista Murrieta) 15:17; 3. Jeff Thies (Edison) 15:17*; 4. Gabe Collison (Crescenta Valley) 15:24; 5. Omar Solis (Vista Murrieta) 15:32; 6. Bradley Wiggs (Quartz Hill) 15:32*

Team Qualifiers For CIF-SS Finals
1. Vista Murrieta 49; 2. El Toro 59; 3. Crescenta Valley 78; 4. Simi Valley 106

Heat 3
Individuals
*Individual Qualifiers for CIF-SS Finals
1. Kevin Ramirez (Santa Fe) 15:29*; 2. Joe Casco (M.L. King) 15:30; 3. David Aguilar (Corona) 15:35; 4. Ervy Rodriguez (Santa Fe) 15:44*; 5. Sam Bautista (California) 15:44

Team Qualifiers For CIF-SS Finals
1. California 61; 2. Great Oak 77; 3. M.L. King 95; 4. Corona 97

Heat 4
Individuals
*Individual Qualifiers for CIF-SS Finals
1. Naoki Omatsu (Trabuco Hills) 15:03; 2. Kyle Warrick (Roosevelt) 15:03; 3. Brenden McCabe (Trabuco Hills) 15:27; 4. Robert Lopez (Santiago/Corona) 15:29*; 5. Andres Velasco (Downey) 15:30*

Team Qualifiers For CIF-SS Finals
1. Trabuco Hills 51; 2. Dana Hills 61; 3. Roosevelt 76; 4. Warren 79
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Diocese/Mater Dei vs. CIF-SS lawsuit settled

November 1st, 2012, 12:39 pm by

The legal action taken two years ago by the Diocese of Orange, on behalf of Mater Dei, that alleged unfair business practices by the CIF-Southern Section has been settled, attorney Jerry Jackson, who represented the Diocese and Mater Dei in the matter, said Thursday.

Jackson said the CIF-Southern Section’s change in leadership, in which Rob Wigod last year replaced the retiring Jim Staunton as section commissioner, as being essential to the settlement. A notice of settlement is scheduled to be issued today at Orange County Superior Court.

“The new commissioner is a breath of fresh air in the CIF-Southern Section,” Jackson said, “and he is a commissioner who realizes that private schools in general, and Mater Dei in particular, are assets and not threats.”

The Diocese filed a legal complaint against the Southern Section in September of 2010, alleging that Mater Dei had been subjected to unfair business practices by the CIF-SS. The complaint alleged that the CIF-SS office had not dealt fairly and consistently in its handling of athletic eligibility issues regarding student-athletes who transferred to Mater Dei.

 

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What happens when a varsity team shuts down?

August 29th, 2012, 1:20 pm by

Intersting, and saddening, story about Rancho Christian of Temecula, which canceled the remainder of its varsity football schedule. What does that mean for the players who might wish to transfer elsewhere?

It’s a sticky situation, for the school and the CIF-Southern Section.

Read this story from the Riverside Press-Enterprise here.

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New dates for Mater Dei vs. CIF-SS

September 13th, 2011, 3:42 pm by

There is a Mandatory Settlement Conference at Orange County Superior Court next Feb. 16, and a jury trial on Feb. 27. A Mandatory Settlement Conference involves legal representatives of the two sides meeting, in the presence of a judge, in an attempt to resolve the matter before going to trial.

The Diocese of Orange, representing Mater Dei, last year filed a legal complaint against the CIF-Southern Section office alleging the office engaged in biased and unfair business practices against Mater Dei.

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Mater Dei vs. CIF-SS still on

September 6th, 2011, 12:33 pm by

A mediation session between the two parties, with the Diocese of Orange representing Mater Dei in the matter, did not result in resolution, according to Diocese spokesman Stephen Bohannon.

The Diocese last fall filed a legal complaint against the CIF-Southern Section, alleging bias and unfair business practices by the CIF-SS office toward Mater Dei.

Litigation continues, with no date or time frame set for future activity.

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Boys Tennis: Division 3 CIF-SS Championship Preview

May 31st, 2011, 1:03 pm by

CIF-SS Division 3 Boys Tennis Championship
Claremont Club

Division 3

Sage Hill vs. Valencia

When: Wednesday, 11 a.m.

Cost: free

Road to the final

Sage Hill: def. Corona 14-4; Upland14-4, Wilson14-4; Cerritos 11-7. Valencia: def. Santiago 14-4; Los Osos 12-6;  Oaks Christian 11-7; St. Margaret’s 9-9 (81-76).

Outlook: One of these teams will earn its first CIF-SS title Wednesday, and a top singles match could set the tone for the entire day. Sage Hill’s Robbie Simon is healthy this season, and he’s been leading a deep team of six seniors. Valencia also has a stud singles player in Jonathan Hammel, who lost in the round of 16 during the CIF-SS individual tournament. The two teams have not met this year.

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Boys Tennis: Division 4 CIF-SS Championship Preview

May 31st, 2011, 12:06 pm by

CIF-SS Division 4 Boys Tennis Championship
Claremont Club

Division 4

No. 2 Laguna Beach vs. No. 1 Viewpoint (Calabasas)

When: Wednesday, 2:30 p.m.

Cost: free

Road to the final

Laguna Beach: def. Orcutt Academy 17-1; Lynwood 16-2, Alhambra 14-4; Santa Ynez 14-4. Viewpoint: def. Paloma Valley 18-0; Costa Mesa 16-2; Paramount 17-1; La Quinta 15-3.

Outlook: Laguna Beach is led by two talented singles players, Jake Matthews and Teague Hamilton. Both won matches in the CIF-SS individual tournament. The Breakers also qualified two doubles teams for the tournament, but neither won a match. Viewpoint is making its second straight trip to the CIF-SS Division 4 finals, getting their with a team built around depth in singles and doubles.

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CIF-SS individual tennis finals set

May 28th, 2011, 2:17 pm by

Canyon senior Denis Nguyen lost in the semis for the second straight year, robbing people of an all O.C. final. Nguyen lost to Brentwood sophomore T.J. Pura 6-1, 7-5.
Pura will face University sophomore Gage Brymer for the CIF-SS individual title at 2:15.
In doubles, Peninsula came back to outlast University’s No. 2 team, Ryo Shimizu and Tyler Lu, 4-6, 6-4, 6-4. They’ll face Uni’s top team, senior Kona Luu and freshman Drew Dawson for tge doubles title.

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Uni sends doubles team to finals

May 28th, 2011, 12:43 pm by

University freshman Drew Dawson and senior Kona Luu will join their teammate Gage Brymer in the CIF-SS finals after defeating Palos Verde’s Jeff Hawke and Eric Lim 7-5, 6-2.

University’s other doubles team, Tyler Lu and Ryo Shimizu, have split sets with Peninsula’s Chris Dalton and Shuhai Shubahara.
The winner will face Dawson and Luu in the finals later Saturday.

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University’s Brymer advances to CIF-SS finals

May 28th, 2011, 12:30 pm by

University sophomore Gage Brymer cruised through the CIF-SS individual semifinals, defeating Palm Desert’s Abraham Hewko 6-1, 6-1.
Brymer will face the winner of Canyon’s Denis Nguyen and Brentwood’s T.J. Pura. Pura won the first set of that match 6-1.

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