Only a couple of sites are completely confirmed, but here is what we are very sure off at this point:
These are the likely sites. We have a couple of confirmations. We don't expect any changes, but it is best to keep checking ocvarsity.com for the latest updates.
We will have the final list of sites late Monday or early Tuesday.
La Habra and San Clemente played what might be the game of the season, and perhaps one of the best of the decade, on Friday night, with the Highlanders pulling out a 29-28 victory in the final seconds.
La Habra running back Josh Quezada scored three touchdowns and had 249 yards rushing, while the Tritons' David Espino scored two TDs. See highlights from the game, including the thrilling ending, plus postgame comments in this video by OCVarsity.com's Jonathan Khamis.
Taking a look at the best games of Week 2:
No. 10 La Habra (1-0) vs. South Hills of West Covina (1-0)
Thursday, 7 p.m., at La Habra High
Outlook: The Highlanders, the defending CIF Southwest champions, opened the season with a 54-13 victory over La Mirada. The competition should be tougher this week as South Hills visits.
OCVARSITY.COM SOFTBALL POWER RANKINGS
Top 25: Teams 21-25
(Quality victories are victories over top-25 teams or top non-county teams)
21. SUNNY HILLS (Freeway) 16-6
Streak: 5 W
Quality victories: Redlands, 1-0; Valencia (Placentia), 11-3; Sonora, 3-0; Fullerton, 5-0; and La Habra, 3-0.
Losses: Edison, 4-8; Orange Lutheran, 1-9; Villa Park, 0-1; El Segundo, 4-7; Fullerton, 1-4; and La Habra, 1-6.
This week I am picking the Top 5 Series of the Week. Here is one of them:
La Habra (14-6, 8-3) vs. Fullerton (14-4, 9-2)
When: Wednesday at Fullerton; Friday at La Habra
Outlook: A lot can change from week to week in baseball. Just ask the Fullerton Indians.
Last week, Fullerton had a three-game lead in the Freeway League. Then the Indians were swept by Sonora and all of a sudden, there is a fight for the league title.
OCVARSITY.COM SOFTBALL POWER RANKINGS (MAY 4)
(Quality victories are victories over top-25 teams or top non-county teams)
21. LA HABRA (Freeway) 15-7
Streak: 4 W
Quality victories: Valencia (Placentia), 15-5; Fullerton, 8-3; and Sonora, 2-1.
Losses: Laguna Hills, 0-4; Whittier Christian, 2-3; Valencia (Placentia), 2-11; California (Whittier), 0-3; Orange Lutheran, 3-6; Sonora, 0-4; and El Modena, 0-3.
OCVARSITY.COM SOFTBALL POWER RANKINGS (APRIL 27)
(Quality victories are victories over top-25 teams or top non-county teams)
21. EL TORO (Sea View) 10-14
Streak: 2 W
Quality victories: Ayala (Chino Hills) 6-5; Cienega (Vail, Ariz.), 7-0; O'Connor (Glendale, Ariz.), 3-1; Aliso Niguel, 6-3; Sunnyslope (Phoenix, Ariz.), 3-2; Valencia (Valencia), 3-2; and Long Beach Wilson, 4-3.
Losses: Ayala (Chino Hills), 0-1; Santa Margarita, 1-2; Fairfield, 3-4; Centennial (Peoria, Ariz.), 0-1; Elkins (Missouri City, Tex.), 4-10; Canyon, 0-4; Hart (Newhall), 2-3; Norco, 0-1; Marina, 7-9; Northwood, 0-10; Vista Murrieta, 2-7; Valencia (Valencia), 0-1; Ayala (Chino Hills), 0-3; and Trabuco Hills, 1-5.
Friday's Freeway League highlights:
La Habra 4, Sonora 0: Jake Garvey (5-0) pitched a three-hit shutout as the Highlanders (11-5, 5-2) beat the visiting Raiders (10-8, 4-3) to take sole possession of second place in league.
2008-09 FREEWAY LEAGUE
Player of the year – Dani Kenny, La Habra, Sr.
First Team – Sarah Agopian (Fullerton, Sr.); Brittany Cornwell (Sunny Hills, Sr.); Hena Garcia (Sonora, Sr., GK); Kaitlin Gilmartin (Buena Park, Jr.); Alex Hoetker (Sunny Hills, So.); Jen Horchler (Troy, Sr.); Julie Lantz (Fullerton, Sr.); Julia Lantz (Fullerton, Sr.); Julia Pecina (La Habra, Sr.); Brittany Reed (Sonora, Sr.); Michelle Schrader (La Habra. Sr.); Sarah Shin (Sunny Hills, Jr., GK)
2008-09 FREEWAY LEAGUE
Player of the Year– Audrey McKay (Sunny Hills, Sr.)
Attacking Player of the Year– Sierra Mack (Fullerton, Sr.)
Defensive Player of the Year– Destiny Hernandez (Sunny Hills, Jr.)
Goal Keepers of the Year– Kayla Neujahr (Sunny Hills, Jr.); Mikayla Ortega (Sunny Hills, Jr.)
Wednesday: Fullerton (8-2, 3-0) at La Habra (7-1, 3-0), 3:15 p.m.
Outlook: Is it a surprise that these two “friendly” rivals are tied atop the Freeway League standings.
Is there any chance that the rivalry can be as heated as it is in football?
Fullerton opened league with a 16-1 victory over Buena Park. The Indians defeated Sunny Hills (6-2) and Sonora (5-4) last week.
The CIF-SS Division II playoffs will crown a new title holder after two-time defending champion La Habra was knocked out by Santa Ana, 1-0, in a quarterfinal match at La Habra High.
The Saints (14-8-1) scored midway through the first half and held on from there. Read the rest of this entry »
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