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Nationally-ranked squads at the top of the Open Divisions set the tone for one of the country's largest prep playoff tournaments in any sport.

Historic wins, perfect games, national titles and national disgraces helped make the last 365 days memorable.

Top seed Sierra Canyon to host second seed Centennial for the Open Division championship; 252 teams overall started the tournament, 20 will play for championships this week, starting Wednesday.

Baseball, basketball and softball among the Southern California regionals to be held; State track and field shut out for second straight year.

'The Shot' tops our look back at the best of the past 10 years.

The Golden State's top hardwood programs since 2010.

From 'Remember the Titans' to 'Wildcats,' here are some flicks while we wait for high school sports to return.

A day before two-day, 12-division tournament, the CIF pulls the plug on event slated for the Golden 1 Center in Sacramento.

Champions to be crowned in 10 divisions.

Bishop O'Dowd center Ivan Rabb selected MVP, San Ramon Valley's Brian Botteen picked Coach of the Year.

Four new teams make their entrances and Bishop Montgomery grabs the No. 1 spot.

Open Division playoffs in Southern Section shuffle the rankings.

Nobody enters this week. But playoff basketball will contribute to lots of movement in the coming weeks.

Lots of shuffling takes place in the rankings, and Thousand Oaks enters.

This weekend will provide a 1 vs. 2 matchup at Fairfax.

Alemany is the only new team this week, and Cathedral makes a big jump.

Campbell Hall and Santa Margarita hop into the rankings while the top stays the same.

Sierra Canyon is on top in the first edition of the rankings.

Two new teams enter as the section finals are finally here.

Once again, no change in the 25 listed teams, just places. Expect upheaval next week though.

It's a playoff edition for all but two teams. See how the Southern Section Open Division will shake things up.

La Costa Canyon is out, Sweetwater is in.

Teams change places in the rankings, but nobody new shows up this week.

Serra makes an entrance and the upcoming Nike Extravaganza should provide plenty of fun as well.

One big leap, one big entrance and one mighty fall this week.

Sonora High replaces Canyon of Anaheim, and the No. 2 team loses but stays pat.