DATE: OCTOBER, 2003
            TO: BOYS AND GIRLS-CROSS COUNTRY COACHES
     FROM: PAUL CASTILLO, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER
SUBJECT: CIF SOUTHERN SECTION CROSS COUNTRY PRELIMS AND CHAMPIONSHIP MEETS

This bulletin is to serve as an orientation to the CIF Southern Section Cross Country Preliminary and Championship meets for both boys and girls. Please note, the information and instructions contained below will serve as final notice to all coaches.

1. DATE: Saturday, November 15, 2003 Preliminaries
Saturday, November 22, 2003 Championships

2. SITE: Mt. San Antonio College

3. DIRECTIONS: See Attached

4. STARTING TIME: Prelims - First Race - 7:45 a.m.
Finals - First Race - 7:45 a.m.

5. MEET MANAGEMENT:
Paul Castillo, Assistant Commissioner, Meet Director
Hal Harkness, Meet Manager
Bob McGuire, Assistant Meet Manager

6. INTERNET INFORMATION: You can obtain information regarding heat information and results on the following websites - www.cifss.org or www.dyestatcal.com

7. PACKET PICK UP: COACHES ONLY will be able to pick up team packets beginning at 6:30 a.m. Packets will be located in the ticket booth at the north end of the stadium. Packets will include a map of the course (including the rain course), a program, contestant numbers, two (2) coaches admission tickets and a ticket to obtain results. Coaches are requested to bring four (4) safety pins per number.

8. ADMISSION TO THE STADIUM: Coaches and athletes will be admitted beginning at 6:30 a.m., spectators will be admitted beginning at 7:00 a.m.

9. PRELIM SCHEDULE: A HEAT SHEET and TIME SCHEDULE will be mailed to you on Monday, November 11, 2003. If you do not receive it by THURSDAY of that week, please call to CIF Southern Section Office between 2:00 and 4:00 p.m. for your information.Cross Country Prelims/Finals Bulletin
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10. CONTESTANT NUMBERS: Contestant numbers will be provided for each participant. All runners should pin their contestant number to the front of their running jersey. DO NOT pin the tear off strip at the bottom of the number. This number is the runner=s admission for entrance.

11. TIME SCHEDULE FOR 2003 - COMPLETE TIME SCHEDULE WILL BE PUBLISHED WITH SEEDING INFORMATION ON NOVEMBER 8, 2003.  This information will also be available online at DyeStatCal.com

Prelims - Saturday, November 15
7:45 A.M. Division IV Girls
Division II Boys
Division III Girls
Division IV Boys
Division II Girls
Division III Boys
Break
1:30 P.M. Division V Girls
Division I Boys
Break
Division I Girls
Division V Boys

Finals - Saturday, November 22
Division I Girls-7:45
Division II Girls-8:05
Division I Boys-8:25
Division II Boys-8:45
Division III Girls-9:05
Division IV Boys-9:25
Division V Girls-9:45
Division III Boys-10:05
Division IV Girls-10:25
Division V Boys-10:45


12. AWARDS: The first, and second place teams in each division will receive CIF-SS championship plaques. The seven (7) members of each winning team will receive CIF-SS Championship patches, while the seven (7) members of each second place team will receive CIF-SS medals. The winner of each race will receive a plaque and the first fifteen (15) finishers in each race will receive medals.

13. AWARD CEREMONY: The awards ceremony will be held in a tent by the field house. Awards ceremonies will take place after the conclusion of a division. The awards area will be set up similar to the state awards area. First and second place teams and the first ten finishers in each division should report for each ceremony. Awards schedule is as follows:

Division I -9:00
Division II -9:30
Division III -10:40
Division IV -11:05
Division V -11:35

14. CLERK OF COURSE: All members of each team, as well as individual runners, MUST check in at the staging area by the starting line with the Clerk of Course. All runners must be in regulation uniform with the contestant numbers properly placed on the front of the jersey. All seven (7) team members must arrive together and check-in with the Clerk of the course at least ten (10) minutes prior to the scheduled start of their race.Cross Country Prelims/Finals Bulletin
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15. WARM UP AREA: No one is permitted to be on the football field in the stadium. The warm up area is on the lower field, southwest of the stadium.

16. GAMES IN THE WARM UP AREA: Absolutely NO footballs, volleyballs, soccer balls, frisbees, etc. will be allowed in the warm up area on the lower field. Use of such items could result in a team's disqualification.

17. RACE RESULTS: Result sheets will be available to COACHES ONLY at the Coaches Corner. Coaches must present a Results Ticket to obtain a copy of results for their division only. All results will be posted on the results board near the Field House.

18. QUALIFYING FOR PRELIMS: Each league will be entitled to enter three (3) teams into the preliminaries B two (2) for a four (4) team league. Each league may enter the top three (3) individual runners not on a qualifying team, provided they finish in the top six (6) in their league meet. When listing team on league entry form, please list team members in order of ability, not alphabetically.

19. QUALIFYING TO FINALS:

3 heat divisions: Four teams from each heat plus one at large team determined by team time for a total of 13 team qualifiers. Individuals finishing in the top 8 from non-qualifying teams will qualify from each heat.2 heat divisions: Six teams from each heat plus one at large team determined by team time for a total of 13 team qualifiers. Individuals finishing in the top 12 from non-qualifying teams will qualify from each heat.4 heat divisions: Four teams will qualify for the finals from each heat for a total of 16 team qualifiers. There will be no at large qualifier from a four heat division. Individuals finishing in the top 6 from non-qualifying teams will qualify from each heat.

20. ELIGIBILITY LIST: Eligibility lists are required for all teams and all individuals entered in the prelims. THE LISTS MUST BE FILED WITH THE CIF-SS OFFICE NO LATER THAN THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13. DO NOT FAX the eligibility lists. MAIL THEM before the deadline, please!

21. OFFICIAL TEAM: An official team shall consist of a minimum of five and a maximum of seven runners. Five team members must finish the race to score as a team. If fewer than five finish, they may advance as individuals and will not count in the team scoring.

22. COURSE CLOSED: Coaches are reminded the Mt. San Antonio College course will be CLOSED to all practice from November 8 through the CIF Southern Section Championships.

23. STADIUM ACCESS AND PARKING: All participants, coaches, parents and spectators must enter the stadium area through the pedestrian tunnel under Temple Avenue coming from the parking area. ALL parking will be in Lot S, north of Temple Avenue.
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24. PURCHASING TICKETS FOR PRELIMS AND FINALS: All runners and coaches will be admitted through the participant=s gate located at the north end of the stadium. All spectators, non-qualifying athletes, extra coaches, managers, pep squad members, bus drivers, faculty members, timers, etc., MUST PURCHASE general admission tickets and enter through the spectator gates at the north end of the stadium. Gates will open each morning at 7:00 a.m.

GENERAL ADMISSION $7.00 prelims $8.00 finals
H.S. STUDENTS WITH PROPER I.D. $5.00 prelims $5.00 finals
CHILDREN 13 & under (under three free) $5.00 prelims $5.00 finals

25. PASSES: CIF-SS courtesy cards, CIF-SS press and photo passes will be honored. Faculty passes, league passes, school passes, district passes, Los Angeles or other section passes, Official=s Organization cards, coaches passes and any other passes WILL NOT BE HONORED.

26. DRESSING FACILITIES: There are no dressing facilities available. Contestants are responsible for their own belongings and valuables.

27. MEDICAL SUPPORT: Event Medical Services will provide medical care for this meet. COACHES ARE ASKED TO REVIEW CAREFULLY THE ATTACHED INFORMATION REGARDING HEAT INJURY STRATEGIES FOR COACHES AND ATHLETES.

28. USE OF MEDICINAL MISTERS/ATOMIZERS: National Federation Rule 4-5-9 (note) permits the use of such devices for medicinal reasons as long as a letter from a licensed Physician is presented to the Clerk of the Course at check-in. All letters will be kept on file for both Prelims and Finals.

29. RULES OF COMPETITION: National Federation Cross Country Rules will govern the running to this meet, except where superseded by this bulletin or Articles 1700-1718 (Cross Country Regulations) of the 2003-2004 CIF-SS Blue Book.

30. UNIFORM REGULATIONS: Each member of a team will wear the SAME color and design school issued uniformBJERSEY AND SHORTS. When other apparel is worn under the jersey and/or shorts by more than one (1) team member, the apparel must be the same solid color. Running shoes are required to cross country competition. Shoes with spikes are NOT allowed.

31. USE OF PINS TO FASTEN CONTESTANT NUMBERS: All runners should pin their contestant number to the front of their running jersey. DO NOT pin the tear off strip at the bottom of the number.

32. ABNORMAL WEATHER: In the event of abnormal weather conditions (rain or heat) before or during the meet, every effort will be made to conduct each heat as scheduled. Because of travel involved for all participating team and individuals, the meet would be postponed only if conditions were such that they were deemed to be hazardous for the competitors involved. Mt. Sac has a rain course that could be utilized. IN CASE OF EXTREME HEAT CONDITIONS, CONSIDERATION WILL BE GIVEN BY MEET MANAGEMENT TO REDUCE THE RACE DISTANCE TO TWO (2) MILES.

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33. USE OF WATER: Some water is provided at the finish and at the Clerk of the Course. No water bottles or containers are to be taken out of the Clerk=s area to the starting line. Coaches are reminded that they need to bring extra water, ice, tape, etc. for their athletes.

34. FACILITY CLEAN UP: We must leave the grounds as we found them. We ask that coaches take it upon themselves to help in this endeavor. Please see to it that you police the area in which your team is located. Trash bags will be included in each team packet.

35. NO DOGS ALLOWED INSIDE FACILITY! Please ask all parents and fans to leave all pets at home. Mt. San Antonio College will not allow dogs in the facility unless they are aiding the disabled.

! ! ! STATE REVIEW ! ! !

STATE MEET: The first seven (7) teams in all Divisions except Boys Division I will automatically qualify for the State Championships in Fresno (Woodward Park) on November 30. Six (6) teams will automatically qualify in Boys Division I.

A maximum of five (5) individual finishers who are not members of qualifying teams and who finish in the first twenty (20) places in their respective divisions, will also advance to the State Championships.

COACHES ARE REMINDED TO PICK UP A STATE MEET BULLETIN IF THEY HAVE QUALIFIERS

COACHES MUST ALSO VERIFY STATE ENTRIES IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE POSTING OF RESULTS OF THEIR RACE

! ! ! SPECIAL NOTICE TO ALL COACHES ! ! !

SEEDING OF ALL ENTRIES, TEAM AND INDIVIDUAL, WILL BE DONE ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9. THE LAST DATE FOR LEAGUE COMPETITION IS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8. THE HEAT SHEETS WILL BE MAILED ON NOVEMBER 11. DO NOT CALL THE CIF-SS OFFICE FOR THIS INFORMATION UNLESS YOU HAVE NOT RECEIVED YOUR MATERIALS BY THURSDAY. ON THURSDAY, CALL ONLY BETWEEN 2:00 AND 4:00 P.M.

AT-LARGE ENTRY TO SOUTHERN SECTION PRELIMS: TEAMS THAT ARE RANKED IN THE TOP TEN (10) IN ANY TWO OF THE FINAL THREE SOUTHERN SECTION CROSS COUNTRY POLLS AND WHO DO NOT ADVANCE FROM LEAGUE FINAL MEETS WILL BE INVITED AS AT-LARGE@ ENTRIES INTO THE PRELIMS. THESE POLLS WILL REFLECT THE WEEK OF THE MT. SAC INVITATIONAL, THE FINAL WEEK OF DUAL MEETS AND THE WEEK OF MOST LEAGUE FINAL MEETS. NO PETITIONS ARE NECESSARY AND NONE WILL BE ACCEPTED.

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! ! ! LEAGUE MEET MANAGERS ! ! !

League entries, both team and individuals, are due in the CIF-SS Office NO LATER THAN 9:00 P.M., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7. ALL LEAGUE FINAL COMPETITION MUST BE FINISHED BY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7. Entry forms will be provided for League Managers.

REMEMBER B Three (3) teams from each league (two from a four team league) plus three (3)individuals from non-qualifying teams provided they finish in the first six (6) places may be submitted by a league.

DIRECTIONS TO MT. SAN ANTONIO COLLEGE

The Mt. San Antonio College Stadium is located in Walnut on Temple Avenue just west of Grand Avenue. From the 10 Freeway take the Grand Avenue exit south to Temple Avenue and turn left to the stadium. From the 60 Freeway take the Brea Canyon Road exit north to Valley Blvd. Turn right on Valley Blvd. to Grand Avenue and turn right on Temple Avenue to the stadium. ALL PARKING IS ACROSS THE STREET FROM THE STADIUM.STRATEGIES FOR AVOIDING HEAT INJURIES
DURING THE 2003 CIF CROSS COUNTRY SEASON

COACHES

Educate your runners about the need to drink fluids throughout the day in preparation for their training and racing.

Emphasize that:

* Dehydration causes a decrease in blood volume which greatly decreases the ability of their cardiovascular system to deliver oxygen to their muscles. In a 20-minute cross country race, just a 2% decrease in performance represents more than :20 seconds.

* Drinking before racing will not cause abdominal cramps. Research shows that it is dehydration that causes most gastrointestinal problems during running.

* You can't just drink when you're thirsty! By then it is too late to quickly achieve the adequate balance of body fluids needed for maximum performance.

* Runners need to drink 16-32 ounces of fluids (preferably water) between lunch and an hour before a practice or weekday afternoon league meet...or between breakfast and an hour before a Saturday morning invitational. One gulp is about one ounce.

* Runners need to drink 6-8 ounces of water just before going to the starting line. 93% of that will be absorbed into the blood stream, not emptied into the bladder, during the race.

* The best time to drink electrolytes (e.g. Gatorade) or carbohydrate replacements (e.g. Exceed) is AFTER the race, not before.

Schedule water breaks in your daily workouts where everybody drinks.

Present drinking adequate amounts of water before your meets as part of your pre-race strategy.

Make a 6.5 gallon Gatorade-type water jug part of the standard equipment for your cross country team. (For sanitation purposes, your jug should be washed with soap and sun-dried daily.)

Encourage each of your runners to have their own 16-32 ounce water bottle and bring it filled to every meet.STRATEGIES FOR AVOIDING HEAT INJURIES DURING THE 2003 CIF CROSS COUNTRY SEASON

RUNNERS

* You need to drink fluids throughout the day, every day, to maximize your performance in training and racing.

* Hot, dry conditions accelerate your loss of body fluids. This is called "dehydration."

C Dehydration causes a decrease in blood volume which greatly decreases the ability of your cardiovascular system to deliver oxygen to your muscles. In a 20-minute cross country race, just a 2% decrease in performance represents more than :20 seconds.

* Drinking before racing will not cause stomach cramps! Research shows it is dehydration that causes most abdominal problems during running.

* It takes several hours to become properly hydrated to achieve the adequate balance of
body fluids needed for peak performance in distance running. You can't just drink when
you become thirsty! By then it is usually too late.

* You need to drink 16-32 ounces of fluids (preferably water) between lunch and an hour before a practice or weekday afternoon league meet, or between breakfast and an hour before a Saturday morning invitational. One gulp is about one ounce.

* You should drink 6-8 ounces of water just before you go to the starting line. 93% of that
will be absorbed into your blood stream, not emptied into your bladder, during the race.

* Don't count on water being easily available at your meets. You should have your own 16-32 ounce water bottle and bring it filled to every meet.

C The best time for you to drink electrolytes (e.g. Gatorade) or carbohydrate replacements (e.g. Exceed) is AFTER your race. Water is the best thing to drink before your race.

SPECIAL NOTICE  -   SUPERVISION OF ATHLETES

The Southern Section Office has experienced a problem which has perpetuated itself over the past few years as it pertains to proper supervision and entry of student-athletes in the post-season playoffs.

The situation relates only to individual sports, i.e. CROSS COUNTRY, INDIVIDUAL TENNIS, TRACK, SWIMMING, etc. and the official recognition and registration of entrants at the respective playoff sites.

State and Southern Section Rule 308 states:

No CIF team (i.e., individual) shall participate in inter-scholastic or approved competition with any other team unless the CIF team is under supervision as required by the California Administrative Code Title V and CIF By-Law #506A and #506B. (Additionally, refer to Rule 123.) The supervisor must remain in attendance at all times.

Those persons APPROVED FOR SUPERVISION PURPOSES are limited to:
A. Certificated personnel
B. Certified Coaches (certified credentialed coaches)
C. Non-certificated temporary coaches (certified walk-on coaches.)

(It should be noted that schools representing the same DISTRICT may send one credentialed or certified supervisor for three or four athletes. These individuals have been recognized and are to continue to be recognized for registration and participation purposes in that the district has assigned the supervisory role for all students from its= member schools to this one individual.)

However, the concern is for those students who ARE NOT accompanied by a faculty representative and report to the playoff site by themselves or with a parent. GIVING PARENTS THE SUPERVISION AUTHORITY, WHETHER IN WRITING OR NOT, DOES NOT MEET THE STANDARDS SET FORTH IN THE ABOVE REGULATIONS. This also applies to parents who are the student=s private coach but are not under contract to the member school.

PLEASE NOTE, THIS RULE WAS REVIEWED BY BOTH THE STATE CIF OFFICE, IT=S GENERAL COUNSEL AND THE SOUTHERN SECTION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. IT HAS BEEN REAFFIRMED THAT THE INTERPRETATION STAND AS ABOVE AND THAT ANY STUDENT REPORTING FOR COMPETITION WHO IS NOT UNDER DIRECT SUPERVISION IN ACCORDANCE WITH STATE AND SOUTHERN SECTION RULE 308, IS TO BE DENIED ENTRY FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE COMPETITION.

As pointed out by the Southern Section and State CIF attorney, there are inherent liability problems when an individual competes in violation of said rule. Please review this rule with your staff in that it will be strictly enforced as per the above application.

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL COACHES REGARDING PROTEST OF PLAYOFF CONTESTS

* * * IMPORTANT * * *

By action of the CIF-SS Council, protests of playoff contests involving National Federation rules will no longer be entertained following the conclusion of the contest.

Coaches may direct questions to the game officials as they pertain to a possible mis-application of the rules in accordance with the National Federation rules governing that sport. No protest may be carried forth once the contest is completed.

Coaches are encouraged to carry National Federation rule books with them for all playoff contests.

Schools will still have the opportunity to protest a contest in accordance with Southern Section, Rule 1110, as it pertains to use of an ineligible player or violations of any CIF-SS rule in connection with the contest

SUBJECT: UPDATED 2003 ENROLLMENT CLASSIFICATIONS

Enclosed are the UPDATED CBED enrollments for the 2003-2004 school year which have been certified by the State Department of Education for public and private schools from the 2002-2003 year.

Reminder: By action of the CIF-SS Council at the March 23, 2000 meeting, no schools will be allowed to compete outside of their enrollment based division.

CIF-Southern Section CBEDs
Boys/Girls Cross Country
Updated October 17, 2003

Division I (1775 and Above)
Adolfo Camarillo 1885
Alhambra 2348
Aliso Niguel 2168
Alta Loma 2067
Arcadia 2538
Arroyo Grande 2023
Arroyo Valley 1824
Ayala 2528
Bell Gardens 2092
Burbank 1844
Cabrillo, Long Beach 2148
California 1785
Canyon, C.C. 2034
Canyon Springs 1959
Cathedral City 1792
Centennial/Corona 2034
Century 1985
Chaffey 2595
Channel Islands 2084
Chaparral 1882
Chino 2100
Coachella Valley 2040
Colton 2105
Corona 1903
Crescenta Valley 1938
Dana Hills 2181
Diamond Bar 2219
Don Lugo 1845
Downey 2391
Eisenhower 2500
El Rancho 2206
El Toro 1805
Esperanza 2239
Etiwanda 2632
Fontana 2669
Fountain Valley 2222
Glendale 2637
Glendora 1932
Hart 2118
Hawthorne 2171
Highland 2312
Hoover 2051
Hueneme 1787
Jordan 2914
Jurupa Valley 1995
Kaiser 1902
La Sierra 1838
Lakewood 3241
Lancaster 2179
Leuzinger 2131
Littlerock 2202Los Alamitos 2135
Lynwood 3129
Marina 1883
Miller, A.B. 2464
Millikan 3174
Mission Viejo 1854
Montclair 2340
Montebello 2164
Murrieta Valley 2987
Nogales 1919
Ontario 2030
Oxnard 2108
Pacifica/Oxnard 2036
Palmdale 2543
Paramount 2851
Peninsula 2404
Poly, Long Beach 3531
Poly, Riverside 1807
Quartz Hill 2193
Rancho Cucamonga 2157
Redlands 2196
Redlands East Valley 2311
Rialto 2541
Righetti 1836
Rowland 1831
Royal 1953
Rubidoux 1812
Saddleback 2204
San Clemente 2075
San Gorgonio 2013
Santa Ana 2713
Santa Ana Valley 2135
Santa Maria 2573
Santa Monica 2574
Santiago, Corona 2601
Saugus 1937
Schurr 2249
Silverado 2192
Simi Valley 1833
Temecula Valley 2452
Temescal Canyon 1975
Thousand Oaks 1921
Trabuco Hills 1946
Upland 2595
Valencia, Valencia 2252
Valley View 2033
Ventura 1836
Walnut 1907
Warren 2075
West Covina 1918
Wilson, Long Beach 3047
Yucaipa 2102


Division II (1350 - 1774)
Agoura 1600
Anaheim 1688
Antelope Valley 1770
Apple Valley 1384
Arroyo 1633
Baldwin Park 1691
Bellflower 1455
Beverly Hills 1614
Bloomington 1672
Brea Olinda 1423
Buena 1497
Buena Park 1386
Burroughs, Burbank 1537
Cajon 1559
Canyon, Anaheim 1509
Capistrano Valley 1598
Cerritos 1690
Charter Oak 1437
Claremont 1638
Compton 1606
Culver City 1413
Cypress 1547
Damian (B) 1642
Dominguez 1537
Don Bosco (B) 1408
Dos Pueblos 1578
Edison 1692
El Dorado 1585
El Modena 1537
El Monte 1466
Elsinore 1639
Foothill 1636
Fullerton 1432
Garden Grove 1359
Garey 1647
Granite Hills 1364
Hemet 1679
Hesperia 1462
Huntington Beach 1675
Indio 1658
Inglewood 1444
Irvine 1397
Katella 1659
Kennedy 1568
King, M.L. 1666
La Habra 1558
La Mirada 1672
La Quinta, La Quinta 1660
La Serna 1489
Laguna Hills 1396
Loara 1543
Los Altos 1353
Los Amigos 1443
Los Osos 1446Loyola (B) 1748
Mark Keppel 1545
Mater Dei 1495
Mayfair 1463
Mira Costa 1762
Moorpark 1631
Newport Harbor 1693
Norco 1736
Norte Vista 1715
North, J.W. 1591
North Torrance 1538
Norwalk 1536
Orange 1471
Pacific 1438
Palm Desert 1350
Paloma Valley 1512
Pasadena 1712
Paso Robles 1427
Perris 1638
Rancho Verde 1379
Redondo Union 1529
Rio Mesa 1651
Rosemead 1442
San Bernardino 1619
San Marcos 1476
Santa Barbara 1651
Santa Fe 1774
Santiago, Garden Grove 1522
Savanna 1550
Serrano 1481
Sierra Vista 1369
Sonora 1455
South Torrance 1401
St. John Bosco (B) 1576
Sultana 1637
Sunny Hills 1725
Temple City 1355
Tesoro 1721
Torrance 1553
Troy 1606
Tustin 1559
University 1611
Valencia, Placentia 1542
Villa Park 1571
West Torrance 1468
West Valley 1734
Westlake 1594
Westminster 1774
Whittier 1551
Wilson, H.H. 1437
Woodbridge 1463


Division III (800 - 1349)
Alemany 1119
Arlington 1313
Artesia 1243
Atascadero 1298
Azusa 1045
Barstow 1222
Bassett 1075
Bishop Amat 991
Blair 829
Bolsa Grande 1127
Bonita 1305
Burroughs, Ridgecrest 1161
Cabrillo, Lompoc 1051
Calabasas 1349
Cathedral (B) 812
Centennial, Compton 958
Chino Hills 1091
Colony 982
Corona del Mar 986
Costa Mesa 958
Covina 888
Desert Hot Springs 902
Diamond Ranch 1319
Estancia 991
Excelsior Educ. Ctr. 883
Gabrielino 1154
Gahr 1347
Ganesha 1139
Gladstone 1191
Glenn 1243
Harvard/Westlake 819
La Canada 1061
La Puente 1222
La Quinta,Westminster 1197
Lawndale 809
Lompoc 1175Magnolia 1150
Monrovia 1218
Morningside 1192
Mountain View 1349
Muir 966
Newbury Park 1247
Nordhoff 939
Northview 961
Northwood 1252
Notre Dame, Sherman Oaks 827
Ocean View 1101
Pacifica, Garden Grove 1289
Palm Springs 1224
Pioneer 1245
Pomona 1208
Ramona 1192
Rancho Alamitos 1234
Rim of the World 1273
Rosary (G) 1030
San Dimas 979
San Jacinto 991
San Luis Obispo 1111
Santa Margarita 1286
Servite (B) 1324
South El Monte 1036
South Hills 1290
South Pasadena 1032
St. Francis (B) 922
St. Joseph, Lakewood (G) 1218
St. Lucy’s (G) 1292
Vista del Lago 1071
Western 1250
Workman 1111
Yucca Valley 1062


Division IV (350 - 799)
Academy of Academic Ex. 445
Alverno (G) 374
Banning 781
Beaumont 724
Big Bear 651
Bishop Montgomery 796
Bishop Union 563
Calif. Acad. Math/Science 445
Calvary Chapel, Santa Ana 464
Cantwell/Sacred Heart 363
Carpinteria 609
Chaminade 775
Crespi (B) 744
Crossroads 360
Duarte 778
Fillmore 752
Flintridge/Sacred Heart (G) 610
Holy Family (G) 436
Immaculate Heart (G) 798
Kern Valley 451
La Reina (G) 540
La Salle 548
Laguna Beach 648
Los Angeles Baptist 461
Louisville (G) 730
Lutheran, Orange 713
Malibu 531
Marlborough (G) 526
Marshall 767
Marymount (G) 564
Mayfield (G) 440
Milken Community 416Mojave 388
Morro Bay 678
Murphy (B) 426
Nipomo 608
Notre Dame Academy (G) 694
Notre Dame, Riverside 426
Oak Park 775
Oaks Christian 389
Oxford Academy 461
Palos Verdes 476
Paraclete 501
Providence 403
Ramona Convent (G) 688
Rosamond 470
Sacred Heart of Jesus (G) 488
Salesian (B) 434
San Gabriel Mission (G) 458
San Marino 799
Santa Ynez 767
Serra, Gardena 405
Silver Valley 365
St. Bernard 468
St. Bonaventure 554
St. Joseph, Santa Maria 460
St. Marys Academy (G) 442
St. Matthias (G) 626
St. Monica 429
St. Paul 568
Twentynine Palms 593
Valley Christian, Cerritos 536
Vasquez 390
Village Christian 418
Vista Murrieta 730
Westridge (G) 384
Whitney 512
Whittier Christian 351

Division V (349 and Below)
Acaciawood 37
Apple Valley Christian 109
Aquinas 248
Arrowhead Christian Acad. 259
Avalon 184
Baker Valley 40
Bell-Jeff 276
Bishop Diego 204
Boron 126
Boys Republic (B) 290
Brentwood 336
Brethren Christian 228
Bridges Academy 45
Buckley 199
Calvary Chapel, Downey 302
Calvary Chapel, Moreno Valley 53
Calvary Chapel, Murrieta 320
Campbell Hall 342
Capistrano Valley Christian 200
Cate 210
Chadwick 226
Community Harvest Charter 48
Connelly (G) 296
Desert 286
Desert Christian, Bermuda Dunes 90
Desert Christian, Lancaster 323
Desert Mirage (9) 0
Dunn 127
Fairmont 273
Flintridge Prep 298
Grove 74
Happy Valley 70
Highland Hall 71
Holy Martyr=s 149
Immanual Christian 30
JSerra ### 123
Kilpatrick (B) *** 218
Knight (9) 0
Laguna Blanca 122
Linfield Christian 215
Los Angeles Adventist 53
Lutheran, La Verne 141
Mammoth 277
Maranatha 341Mary Star of the Sea 311
Mesa Grande 73
Montclair Prep 305
New Roads 175
Nuview Bridge 106
Oak Grove 33
Oakwood 320
Ojai Valley 103
Ontario Christian 327
Owens Valley 25
Palm Valley 60
Poly, Pasadena 257
Rolling Hills Prep 138
Saddleback Valley Christian 79
Sage Hill 286
Santa Clara 202
Sherman Indian 254
Skyward Christian 77
South Bay Lutheran, Torrance 69
St. Anthony 185
St. Genevieve 270
St. Margaret’s 258
St. Michael’s Prep (B) *** 66
Summit View 51
Tarbut V’Torah 99
Thacher 192
Trona 82
Upland Christian 116
Van Horn Center 44
Viewpoint 256
Vivian Webb (G) 238
Webb (B) 310
West Los Angeles Baptist 43
West Valley Christian 61
Western Christian 309
Windward 255
Woodcrest Christian 300
Yeshiva 245
Zinsmeyer Academy 65