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

Here's  look at Division II:

Teams remaining: 8

County teams alive: 2 (No. 1 Laguna Beach, Costa Mesa)

Quarterfinal times: Friday, 7 pm

Brackets: Top Half - *Laguna Beach-Agoura; *Valencia/V-Royal; Bottom Half - *Claremont-Thousand Oaks; *Costa Mesa-Westlake

Agoura finished third in the tough Miramonte League, and is going to present the Breakers toughest challenge in more than a month. Home court advantage should help Laguna Beach, which can use their quaint gym to their advantage. Laguna Beach hasn't lost in a long time, and there's a confidence that comes with that. Agoura is going to have to shake that confidence, and is going to be playing with nothing to lost against the No. 1 seed.

Costa Mesa-Westlake

The Mustangs upset Arroyo Grande to reach the quarerfinals, and now host No. 2 seed Westlake, winners of the Miramonte League. The good news for Costa Mesa is they've seen Laguna Beach twice, and know what it takes to compete against the best. They are going to need to use what they learned from those matches and execute to perfection. There's a chance their old style gym can disrupt Westlake some.
More from the boys volleyball blog:

• Tobolski: Thoughts on the volleyball playoffs so far
• Boys volleyball: Esperanza-Santa Margarita postgame analysis
• Boys volleyball: Esperanza beats Santa Margarita
• Boys volleyball: Esperanza captures Game 3
• Boys volleyball: Santa Margarita evens match
• Boys volleyball: Esperanza wins Game 1
• Boys volleyball: Live from Santa Margarita-Esperanza

What happened:

Records: Laguna Beach 3-0; Costa Mesa 3-1

Impact: Both teams were undefeated, with the winner taking over sole possession of first place. Laguna Beach hadn't played a match in 20 days. The Mustangs were looking to send another message, this one bigger, after upsetting Calvary Chapel in early league play.

More from the boys volleyball blog:

• Boys volleyball: Three of the Day
• Boys volleyball: Top 10 poll (check out the changes)
• Boys volleyball: Athlete of the Week
• Boys Volleyball: Thursday’s recap
• Boys volleyball: Three of the Day
• Boys volleyball: Wednesday’s recap
• Boys volleyball: Foothill knocks off No. 4 Huntington Beach

MVP – Annika Dries, Laguna Beach, Sr.

FIRST TEAM – Taylor Dodson (Laguna Beach, Sr.); Natasha Schulman (Laguna Beach, Sr.); Lexie Ross (Laguna Beach, Jr.); Jessie Holechek (Laguna Beach, So.); Ashley Rendon (Costa Mesa); Kayci Decker (Costa Mesa); Hannah Speer (Costa Mesa); Emily Kaplan (Estancia); Kylie Carpenter (Estancia); Yvette Cervantes (Godinez)

SECOND TEAM – Etianne Manetta (Laguna Beach, So., GK); Yoshi Anderson (Laguna Beach, Fr.); Jessica Shusko (Laguna Beach, So.); Melena Masson (Laguna Beach, Fr.); Sarah Zuziak (Laguna Beach, Sr., GK); Briana Williams (Costa Mesa); Ashley De Marzo (Costa Mesa); Michelle Parsons (Estancia); Amber Peters (Estancia); Brianna Molina (Godinez)

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.)

Division III first round

Costa Mesa (18-10) at Redlands East Valley (20-9), 3:15 p.m.

Prediction: This might be the most competitive match of the day involving county teams. REV and Costa Mesa finished 9-10 in the final Division III poll. Costa Mesa has improved under Coach Justin Taylor and boasts the talented Serrano twins. It's a long trip for Costa Mesa but the Mustangs get a narrow victory.

It wasn't exactly a slam-dunk but my vote for No. 1 in the county football poll went to Tesoro, which knocked off previously No. 1-ranked Mission Viejo in impressive fashion. Tesoro can play better than it did Friday and that should be a scary thought for San Clemente this week.

Tesoro could have won that game at least 38-14 but didn't capitalize on some chances in the third quarter.

I heavily considered Los Alamitos. I saw them beat Narbonne and Narbonne would beat some county top-10 teams. The Griffins might not be dazzling the pollsters, but they are getting the job done. Kinda of like Clark Evans. He sometimes isn't pretty but he gets the job done, is super tough and makes big plays.

I also looked long and hard at Edison. The Chargers' loss to Servite hurts their case but before it is all said and done, they could still get my No. 1 vote.

With the parity in county football, there certainly is a chance the South Coast or Sunset league champions won't be 5-0.

Ok, so here's what the vote I submitted:

1. Tesoro
2. LosAl
3. Edison
4. Mater Dei
5. OLu
6. San Clemente
7. Mission Viejo
8. Servite
9. Newport Harbor
10. Esperanza

So, Perk asked assistant Southern Section Commissioner Kristine Palle how the section defines enrollment and she surprised me with her lack of grace that seemed to border on juvenile.  But she was correct when she said enrollment starts the first day a student puts his or her "tush" in a chair at a respective school.

Yes, "tush."

Tush? That is how you talk to a judge in his courtroom? Perk didn't seem amused. Try annoyed. State CIF commissioner Marie Ishida seemed to try and clean up the language later by using the word "tush" again.

I can just imagine what the Southern Section and state CIF attorneys were thinking: the judge is asking serious questions and we're being cute - twice. Not good.

Palle and the Southern Section didn't ask for this court case but they should respect a judge trying to do his job for a student-athlete.

An Orange County Superior Court judge heard arguments and testimony for most of Tuesday before extending the preliminary injunction hearing to Wednesday. Judge Steven L. Perk told the courtroom that he would have a decision Wednesday.

“I know what your arguments are,” Perk told the attorneys. “Somebody is not going to happy.”

Babovic, a senior foreign exchange student from Serbia, is seeking to play for the Sea Kings' varsity. The touted goalie is not eligible to play varsity because his transfer has been determined to be athletically motivated, Scott Donald, an attorney for the Southern Section, told the judge.

James Watson, the father of the family hosting Babovic, testified that his family was not specifically seeking to host a water polo player.

Morning session

SANTA ANA Does anyone know where the pool is here at Orange County Superior Court?

Maybe the basement floor opens like that scene from It's a Wonderful Life and a 50-meter drink magically appears. Man, the pool at Santa Ana Valley is so easy to find.

Ok, so there is no pool here but there is a lot of discussion about water polo as Corona del Mar foreign exchange student Martin Babovic's eligibility case is being heard before Superior Court Judge Steven L. Perk. The senior goalie from Serbia wants to be eligible to play for the Sea Kings' varsity.

The latest: the court is on break until 1:30 p.m. and there is no decision. There have been some interesting testimony, opinions from Perk and of course, some intriguing folks in the courtroom.

Corona del Mar principal Fal Asrani is on the stand as a witness for Babovic. Well-spoken and organized, she confirmed prior testimony that Corona del Mar staff and coaches did not have pre-enrollment contact with Babovic.

Before Asrani, Babovic's host father, James Watson, took the stand and was OK. He was strong on the point that he and his family were not looking for a water polo player when they signed on to be a host family. They were looking for compatibility, though, and that is one of the area CIF went after him on. Watson has two sons who play water polo (one at CdM) and the family stated early on that it has an interest in aquatic sports, among other interests.

The Southern Section said in court today that Babovic is ineligible for varsity competition because his transfer is athletically motivated.

Perk seems very interested in giving Babovic a decision and I would not be surprised if that comes down this afternoon. The judge was critical of the communications of the Southern Section and Corona del Mar on procedure . Perk said they should have communicated much better: CdM should have appealed to the state , and the section could have advised the school better. And all the while, Perk said, Babovic "sits here without a ruling."

Perk is pretty thoughtful.

Remarkably, Southern Section commissioner Jim Staunton was not here this morning but state CIF executive director Marie Ishida is. The section and state have two attorneys before the judge while Richard Bridgford is doing the arguing for Babovic.

Bridgford is the father of Mission Viejo quarterback Allan Bridgford.

He has plans to call Foothill athletic director Vince Brown to the stand next. Foothill, for those scoring at home, has two foreign water polo players (one cleared, one not), so Brown's testimony could be very interesting. For all intensity in the pool, I guess these water polo rivals really are tight.

Section assistant commissioners Kristine Palle and Scott Raftery also are here. I'll get an update posted as soon as possible.

RELATED:

• Central County Notes: Athlete, family ready to take on CIF-SS

1. Faith Baptist

2. Windward

3. Santa Clarita Christian

4. Avalon

5. Thacher

6. Sierra Canyon

7. Hesperia Christian

8. Calvary Chapel/MV

9. Montclair Prep

10. Excelsior Education Center

Division II

1. Big Pine

2. Desert Chapel

3. Trona

4. Rolling Hills Prep

5. North County Christian

6. Hope Centre Academy

7. Lighthouse Christian

8. Southlands Christian

9. Cuyama Valley

10. Desert Christian/BD