High School Football: CIF Southern Section Week 4 Rankings Division I-XIII

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Written by Ryan Wright

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Action: No. 5 Melquan Stovall, WR for Paraclete, stiff-arms No. 24 Zach Charbonnet of Oaks Christian

Another week of California high school football has come and gone helping shape end of season playoff seeding while catapulting area talents into the national spotlight. The big game from last week was Chaminade at St. John Bosco but the coming out party was Orange Lutheran’s Class of 2019 quarterback Ryan Hilinski topping the 500-yard passing mark.

Orange Lutheran moved up to No. 4 with Chaminade dropping from No. 4 to No. 6 after a hard-fought 31-17 loss to No. 2 St. John Bosco on the road. OLU beat Vista Murrieta 40-20 behind the play of Ryan Hilinski in the pocket. The strong-armed junior hit 30-of-42 pass attempts for 538-yards with four touchdowns covering 400-yards in the first half. Previously ranked No. 9 Rancho Cucamonga dropped out of the rankings making room for Servite on a bye week. The Friars jumped into the poll after a 52-24 win over Roosevelt (Eastvale) pushing their record to 3-0.

In the Division II rankings, a reshuffling of the back-half of the Top 10 took place but nothing too big. Citrus Hill, at No. 3, and Westlake, at No. 4, shot up the rankings jumping from sixth and ninth respectively in the latest rankings in Division III. Newbury Park dropped from No. 4 to No. 10 after a 42-40 home loss to Westlake. Newbury Park Class of 2018 quarterback Cameron Rising (Texas) connected on 11-of-20 passes for 190 yards with three touchdowns and ran for 122 yards with three scores off nine carries. Josh Madison led his team with 190 yards on a workhorse 21 totes.

In Division IV, then- No. 10 Colony dropped out of the rankings and San Juan Hills fell from No. 3 to No. 8 after a 14-7 home loss to Capistrano Valley. Lawndale jumped from No. 6 to No. 2 in Division V improving to 2-0 after a 47-7 home win over Crespi. Paraclete was given a lot of props for taking on Oaks Christian remaining at No. 1 despite the tight 30-21 loss. The new addition to the rankings was Damien.

In Division VII, South Hills dropped out making way for Warren. Rio Mesa is the new No. 1 in Division VIII bumping Valley Christian down to No. 3. In Division IX, Muir and Norwalk were rolled off the rankings for West Ranch and Santa Barbara. West Ranch jumped in at No. 5 this week. The rankings in Division X stayed exactly the same.

CIF-Southern Section Top 10 High School Teams – Division I-XIII

*Rankings released by CIF-Southern Section

Division I

  1. Mater Dei
  2. St. John Bosco
  3. Centennial (Corona)
  4. Orange Lutheran
  5. Mission Viejo
  6. Chaminade
  7. Long Beach Poly
  8. JSerra Catholic
  9. Santa Margarita
  10. Servite

 

Division II

  1. Valencia
  2. Upland
  3. Heritage
  4. Oaks Christian
  5. Edison
  6. Calabasas
  7. Norco
  8. La Habra
  9. Cathedral
  10. Los Alamitos

 

Division III

  1. Charter Oak
  2. Lompoc
  3. Citrus Hill
  4. Westlake
  5. Sierra Canyon
  6. Villa Park
  7. St. Francis
  8. Palos Verdes
  9. Rancho Verdes
  10. Newbury Park

 

Division IV

  1. Elanor Roosevelt
  2. Capistrano Valley
  3. Murrieta Mesa
  4. Corona del Mar
  5. Cajon
  6. Santiago (Corona)
  7. Downey
  8. San Juan Hills
  9. Etiwanda
  10. Damien

 

Division V

  1. Paraclete
  2. Lawndale
  3. Paloma Valley
  4. Yucaipa
  5. Paramount
  6. St. Joseph (Santa Maria)
  7. Moorpark
  8. Los Altos
  9. Ventura
  10. Harvard Westlake

 

Division VI

  1. Bishop Diego
  2. Cresecenta Valley
  3. Saugus
  4. Golden Valley
  5. Summit
  6. Oxnard
  7. Elsinore
  8. St. Paul
  9. Newport Harbor
  10. Fountain Valley

 

Division VII

  1. El Modena
  2. Don Lugo
  3. Tustin
  4. Yorba Linda
  5. Palmdale
  6. St. Margaret’s Episcopal
  7. El Segundo
  8. Warren
  9. Ayala
  10. Canyon (Anaheim)

 

Division VIII

  1. Rio Mesa
  2. Citrus Valley
  3. Valley Christian (Cerritos)
  4. Silverado
  5. Grace Brethren
  6. Notre Dame (Riverside)
  7. Antelope Valley
  8. Northview
  9. Sunny Hills
  10. Milikan (Long Beach)

 

Division IX

  1. Aquinas
  2. Burroughs (Ridgecrest)
  3. St. Anythony
  4. Mayfair
  5. West Ranch
  6. Cypress
  7. Leuzinger
  8. Aliso Niguel
  9. Santa Barbara
  10. Agoura

 

Division X

  1. Apple Valley
  2. Pacifica (Garden Grove)
  3. Valley View
  4. Quartz Hill
  5. Santa Ynez
  6. Gahr
  7. Dos Pueblos
  8. Montebello
  9. Alta Loma
  10. Grand Terrace

 

Division XI

  1. Culver City
  2. Rancho Mirage
  3. Arryoyo
  4. Westminister
  5. Arcadia
  6. Hillcrest
  7. Covina
  8. Lakeside
  9. Ontario Christian
  10. Segerstrom

 

Division XII

  1. Rancho Christian
  2. Schurr
  3. Godinez
  4. Big Bear
  5. Santa Ana
  6. South El Monte
  7. Marina
  8. Ontario
  9. Santa Maria
  10. Colton

 

Division XIII

  1. Orange
  2. Campbell Hall
  3. Knight
  4. La Quinta (Westminister)
  5. Cantwell-Sacred Heart
  6. Yucca Valley
  7. Ocean View
  8. Nogales
  9. Hueneme
  10. Mary Star of the Sea

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