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Mater Dei boys handle Centennial; Depleted Mater Dei girls gut out win over Canyon Springs; Boys and girls from Windward and St. Bernard also sweep.
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Upstart and visiting Canyon Springs controls play, gains revenge in Southern California Regional semifinal victory.
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Monarchs win third straight Southern Section title by unlikely means: tricky defense, rebounding and bench play.
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Friars beat undefeated Mission Viejo for second consecutive Pac-5 title; Centennial, Gardena Serra and Crenshaw continue to roll; Oaks Christian wins dangerously.
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Diablos' offense faces Friars' defense; Centennial looks to continue perfection; Westlake and Oaks Christian figure to be closer this time around; Serra is a big favorite.
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Dual-threat QB Vernon Adams has a surprisingly familiar look to defending Pac-5 champion; Mission Viejo gets pushed to the edge; Centennial has a "close" call; Serra stunned by Superfan's heart attack.
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Crespi faces the Felton Express in the Pac-5 playoffs; Is Los Alamitos coach John Barnes cursed?; Upland hopes to get its kicks against Corona Centennial.
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Mission Viejo and Servite are squared opposite each other as rivals loom throughout; Centennial juggernaut may go unchallenged; Northern Division is thrown upside down; Carson and Crenshaw get ready in the City.
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Bill Miller, the school's first coach and a Navy veteran, sees Servite for the first time in 50 years and gives a thumb's up to Troy Thomas.
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Unbeaten Warriors take on St. Bonaventure; Orange County powers continue to roll; Centennial makes a statement and a big jump.
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Running back shocks Monarchs with an 87-yard score, the Friars intercept Max Wittek four times and limit Victor Blackwell to two receptions for seven yards.
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Troy Thomas has Servite believing it can beat Mater Dei by turning the huge rivalry into "just another game."
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Norco-Centennial, Servite-Mater Dei highlight weekend's action; Cerritos Valley Christian and Maranatha have a game for the ages; SS commissioner to retire.
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Mark Cunningham and Harry Welch come back to sidelines; Chaparral slides a little farther; Calabasas makes some noise.
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St. John Bosco has responded to new coach Jason Negro; Valencia will be better for having lost; Stenhouse shines again; Burks commits to USC.
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Too many automatic playoff berths don't fit the athletic creed; Clearly, it's Norco and Centennial on collision course; Welch's cancer surgery a success.
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Redell in a tricky situation as he denies a QB controversy; The Trinity League gives some shocking results; Popular wrestling coach dies in classroom.
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Behind QB Michael Eubank, Coach Matt Logan's team gives Monarchs one of its worst losses
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Chargers face Dana Hills, Servite and Mater Dei in consecutive games; a Marmonte League team throws down the gauntlet; Chaparral makes a statement.
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Asante has the Colts off and running in stunning upset; La Habra bandwagon gets rattled; duel in the desert is a good example of working together
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Friars show no sign of letting down from State Bowl title by forcing six turnovers in resounding 31-7 victory over another reigning State Bowl champ.
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Most of coaching staff reinstated after a hazing incident; ECR goes big; two former players perish in Afghanistan.
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Highly lauded running back enrolls at his third school in five months; Crespi lands a big lineman; No one bigger than program at Newport Harbor.
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Legendary first-year coach at Santa Margarita tells team he has prostate cancer, plans to fight his battle publicly. Surgery scheduled for bye week.
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Three-time champion has improved schedule and a passing league title as it heads into the 2010 football season sounds the alarm for opponents.
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Westlake, Mater Dei, Centennial and Oaks Christian are among several standouts competing this weekend in Edison passing tournament, which includes three defending section champions.
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State commissioners decide to select participants based on competitive equity rather than enrollment; Pac-5, Inland, Northern and City vying for the same berth.
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Robert Woods, Servite football and acts of sportsmanship highlight a year that saw too much death and jurisprudence.
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High school all-star games are everywhere, a sartorial legend hangs them up, and season-ending awards are handed down.
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Mater Dei pitcher shines, but has to wait to get chosen in the MLB draft; City high school football schedules get thrown for a loop; Softball championships get one-sided.
