MaxPreps California Bowl Game Rankings

By Kevin Askeland Nov 27, 2013, 12:04pm

We rank all 176 eligible playoff teams in this week's rankings.

Just two weeks remain in the section playoffs for most playoff brackets throughout the state, so MaxPreps is taking this opportunity to rank every single eligible team for the California Bowl Rankings.

All 176 teams have been ranked by the MaxPreps Computer Rankings, 106 in the South and 70 in the North. As the playoffs progress, we will eliminate the teams from the rankings that are knocked out of the playoffs.

Based on the MaxPreps Computer Rankings, these bowl rankings will continue each week until all section playoffs have ended. Click here to read about how the computer rankings work.

Also, check out our Regional Bowl Games preview packages, which include projections. Click here to view the NorCal preview. Click here to view the SoCal preview.



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MaxPreps California Bowl Game Rankings

South Division I
St. John Bosco is on a mission to improve upon last season's Pac 5 semifinal finish.
St. John Bosco is on a mission to improve upon last season's Pac 5 semifinal finish.
Photo by Ted Aguirre
1. (last week 1) St. John Bosco (Bellflower), 12-0, 77.5
2. (3) Mater Dei (Santa Ana), 10-2, 69.1
3. (7) Long Beach Poly, 11-1, 66.3
4. (8) Centennial (Corona), 10-2, 63.0
5. (4) Vista Murrieta (Murrieta), 11-1, 62.8
5. (5) Alemany (Mission Hills), 10-2, 62.8
7. (6) Oceanside, 10-2, 61.7
8. (12) Norco, 9-3, 58.3
9. (NR) Mission Hills (San Marcos), 11-1, 54.6
10 (18) Bakersfield, 9-2, 52.9
11. (NR) Clovis North (Fresno), 10-2, 52.0
12. (16) Cathedral Catholic (San Diego), 9-2, 50.9
13. (19) San Pasqual (Escondido), 10-1, 50.7
14. (NR) Central (Fresno), 9-3, 49.0
15. (17) Ramona, 10-1, 48.3
16. (NR) Carlsbad, 9-2, 47.8
17. (NR) Upland, 9-3, 47.0
18. (NR) Crenshaw (Los Angeles), 8-4, 45.6
19. (NR) Clovis, 9-3, 42.7
19. (NR) Narbonne (Harbor City), 10-2, 42.7
21. (NR) Venice (Los Angeles), 10-2, 40.6
22. (NR) Carson, 7-5, 31.6

North Division I
Folsom seeks to return to the Open Division game in the north and maybe get another shot at De La Salle.
Folsom seeks to return to the Open Division game in the north and maybe get another shot at De La Salle.
Photo by Derek Carroll
1. (2) Folsom, 12-0, 66.7
2. (1) De La Salle (Concord), 11-0, 66.6
3. (3) Oak Ridge (El Dorado Hills), 11-1, 54.5
4. (5) Serra (San Mateo), 9-2, 50.6
5. (4) Pleasant Grove (Elk Grove), 10-2, 49.3
6. (6) Del Oro (Loomis), 10-2, 48.1
7. (7) Jesuit (Carmichael), 9-3, 46.8
8. (10) Archbishop Mitty (San Jose), 10-1, 46.6
9. (9) Elk Grove, 11-1, 45.6
10. (16) Rio Linda, 11-1, 44.5
11. (13) Deer Valley (Antioch), 11-1, 44.4
12. (18) Valley Christian (San Jose), 8-3, 43.1
13. (NR) Yuba City, 11-1, 41.9
14. (20) California (San Ramon), 10-2, 40.1
15. (NR) Bellarmine (San Jose), 8-3, 38.4
16. (NR) Pittsburg, 10-2, 37.8

South Division II
Sifa Maama and Serra won it all in Division II last season but have their sights set on the Open Division.
Sifa Maama and Serra won it all in Division II last season but have their sights set on the Open Division.
Photo by Orlando Ramirez
1. (1) Serra (Gardena), 12-0, 66.9
2. (2) Chaminade (West Hills), 10-2, 57.7
3. (4) Hart (Newhall), 10-2, 53.3
4. (6) Valencia, 10-2, 47.9
5. (7) St. Francis (La Canada), 10-2, 47.8
6. (10) St. Augustine (San Diego), 9-2, 47.1
7. (12) Edison (Huntington Beach), 9-3, 45.9
8. (11) West (Torrance), 10-2, 44.7
8. (NR) Rancho Buena Vista (Vista), 9-3, 44.7
10. (19) Lompoc, 11-1, 44.6
11. (16) La Serna (Whittier), 10-2, 44.2
12. (NR) Muir (Pasadena), 11-1, 41.7
13. (18) Rancho Verde (Moreno Valley), 10-2, 41.1
14. (NR) Huntington Beach, 7-5, 40.6
15. (NR) Saugus,7-5, 39.2
16. (20) Newport Harbor (Newport Beach), 7-5, 39.0
17. (NR) Imperial, 11-0, 38.5
18. (NR) Mission Bay (San Diego), 11-1, 37.8
19. (NR) Norwalk, 12-0, 37.7
20. (NR) Fullerton, 10-2, 37.3
21. (NR) San Gorgonio (San Bernardino), 12-0, 37.1
22. (NR) Heritage (Romoland), 11-1, 37.0
23. (NR) El Diamante (Visalia), 10-1, 34.8
24. (NR) Burbank (Burbank), 10-2, 32.6
25. (NR) Citrus Hill (Perris), 11-1, 32.0
26. (NR) Norte Vista (Riverside), 4-8, 30.9
27. (NR) Kaiser (Fontana), 10-2, 30.3
28. (NR) Sanger, 8-3, 29.2
29. (NR) San Marcos, 8-4, 28.5
30. (NR) Porterville, 9-2, 28.2
31. (NR) Kingsburg, 10-1, 27.5
32. (NR) Moreno Valley, 11-1, 27.2
33. (NR) Garces (Bakersfield), 9-2, 26.7
34. (NR) Colony (Ontario), 9-3, 25.9
35. (NR) Granite Hills (El Cajon), 7-5, 25.1
36. (NR) San Fernando, 12-0, 22.4
37. (NR) Dinuba, 8-3, 22.0
38. (NR) Ridgeview (Bakersfield), 7-5, 16.8
39. (NR) Hilltop (Chula Vista), 10-1, 15.2
40. (NR) Independence (Bakersfield), 6-6, 12.7
41. (NR) Granada Hills Charter (Granada Hills), 7-5, 11.0
42. (NR) South Gate, 7-5, 8.1
43. (NR) Chatsworth, 5-7, 3.0

North Division II
Enterprise won the Northern Section Division I title last season, and another title this year could mean a Regional Bowl berth.
Enterprise won the Northern Section Division I title last season, and another title this year could mean a Regional Bowl berth.
File photo by Ralph Rath
1. (1) Enterprise (Redding), 11-0, 48.4
2. (2) Casa Grande (Petaluma), 12-0, 41.7
3. (3) Inderkum (Sacramento), 10-2, 40.4
4. (4) Clayton Valley Charter (Concord), 11-1, 38.5
5. (5) St. Francis (Mountain View), 8-3, 35.3
6. (6) Miramonte (Orinda), 10-2, 34.9
7. (8) Manteca, 11-1, 34.6
8. (9) Christian Brothers (Sacramento), 9-3, 31.6
9. (15) Paradise, 8-3, 29.7
10. (13) Montgomery (Santa Rosa), 10-2, 27.3
10. (17) Milpitas, 9-2, 27.3
12. (18) Los Gatos, 8-3, 27.0
13. (19) Sacramento, 10-2, 25.8
14. (12) Menlo-Atherton (Atherton), 8-3, 24.3
15. (NR) Palo Alto, 6-5, 22.5
16. (NR) Everett Alvarez (Salinas), 11-0, 17.9
17. (NR) San Benito (Hollister), 6-5, 16.4
18. (NR) Piedmont Hills (San Jose), 8-3, 14.9
19. (NR) Galileo (San Francisco), 11-1, -1.7
20. (NR) Lincoln (San Francisco), 7-4, -7.3

South Division III
Corona del Mar won the Southern Division last season. A win this year in the title game could equal a Regional Bowl Games berth.
Corona del Mar won the Southern Division last season. A win this year in the title game could equal a Regional Bowl Games berth.
File photo by Louis Lopez
1. (1) Corona del Mar (Newport Beach), 12-0, 41.5
2. (2) Nordhoff (Ojai), 11-1, 35.8
3. (3) Mission Oak (Tulare), 11-0, 35.6
4. (4) Oak Park, 11-1, 33.7
5. (5) Monrovia, 11-1, 32.9
6. (6) Salesian (Los Angeles), 9-2, 24.1
7. (9) Garden Grove, 12-0, 22.8
8. (8) San Dimas, 8-4, 22.3
9. (12) Wasco, 9-2, 21.7
10. (11) Paraclete (Lancaster), 8-4, 21.1
11. (13) El Segundo, 9-3, 20.8
12. (10) Irvine, 10-2, 18.7
13. (19) Mendota, 10-1, 17.8
14. (14) Arroyo (El Monte), 11-1, 17.1
15. (NR) Sweetwater (National City), 7-4, 16.4
16. (18) Liberty (Madera), 10-1, 15.4
17. (NR) Jurupa Hills (Fontana), 10-2, 15.2
18. (NR) Big Bear (Big Bear City), 10-2, 14.8
19. (NR) Monte Vista (Spring Valley), 6-5, 13.8
20. (NR) Lindsay, 10-1, 13.4
21. (NR) La Jolla, 5-6, 12.4
22. (NR) Westminster, 8-4, 9.3
23. (NR) Desert (Edwards AFB), 10-2, 8.3
24. (NR) Central (El Centro), 6-5, 7.5
25. (NR) Crawford (San Diego), 12-0, 3.0
26. (NR) Firebaugh, 10-1, 1.3
27. (NR) Holtville, 10-2, 0.0
28. (NR) Poly (Sun Valley), 8-4, -0.7
29. (NR) Bernstein (Hollywood), 11-1, -5.1
30. (NR) Farmersville, 8-3, -5.2
31. (NR) Torres (Los Angeles), 8-3 -7.5
32. (NR) Strathmore, 7-5, -19.9



North Division III
Morgan Mahalak seeks to get Marin Catholic back to a state title game.
Morgan Mahalak seeks to get Marin Catholic back to a state title game.
Photo by Dennis Lee
1. (1) Marin Catholic (Kentfield), 11-0, 46.6
2. (2) Campolindo (Moraga), 11-0, 43.3
3. (3) West Valley (Cottonwood), 11-1, 38.3
4. (4) El Cerrito, 10-2, 36.4
5. (8) Analy (Sebastopol), 11-1, 31.0
6. (9) Central Valley (Shasta Lake), 9-3, 30.9
7. (7) Center (Antelope), 9-3, 30.1
8. (5) Sacred Heart Prep (Atherton), 10-1, 28.7
9. (12) Hilmar, 12-0, 27.0
10. (16) Ripon, 11-1, 26.8
11. (14) Carmel, 11-0, 26.5
12. (11) St. Ignatius (San Francisco), 3-8, 26.4
13. (15) San Marin (Novato), 9-2, 23.9
14. (20) Burlingame, 11-0, 20.4
15. (NR) Monterey, 7-3, 17.7
16. (NR) Pacific Grove, 10-1, 17.0
17. (NR) Fortuna, 9-2, 15.6
18. (NR) Aptos, 9-2, 13.2
19. (NR) Saint Mary's (Albany), 8-4, 12.0
20. (NR) Del Norte (Crescent City), 6-6, 8.9
21. (NR) Salesian (Richmond), 7-5, 6.1
22. (NR) Willow Glen (San Jose.), 6-5, 5.1
23. (NR) Winters, 8-4, 3.4
24. (NR) Golden Sierra (Garden Valley), 7-5, -5.4
25. (NR) Oakland, 4-7, -13.2

South Division IV
Bishop Diego has a tough road to a Division IV regional berth.
Bishop Diego has a tough road to a Division IV regional berth.
Photo by Vince Pugliese
1. (1) Bishop Diego (Santa Barbara), 10-2, 33.2
2. (3) Christian (El Cajon), 10-1, 32.6
3. (4) Bakersfield Christian (Bakersfield), 9-2, 28.5
4. (7) Mission Prep (San Luis Obispo), 10-2, 19.8
5. (6) Central Valley Christian (Visalia), 8-3, 18.1
6. (8) Rio Hondo Prep (Arcadia), 11-1, 16.0
7. (9) St. Margaret's (San Juan Capistrano), 11-1, 15.6
8. (10) Western Christian (Upland), 12-0, 13.7
9. (NR) View Park (Los Angeles), 10-0, 2.0
* NOTE - It is possible that no teams with Division IV enrollments will win section titles. If that happens, the CIF committee will choose the two Division III qualifiers with the smallest enrollments.

North Division IV
Central Catholic is a frontrunner to return to the state title game in Division IV.
Central Catholic is a frontrunner to return to the state title game in Division IV.
Photo by Mark Bahrenfuss
1. (1) Central Catholic (Modesto), 11-1, 33.9
2. (5) Valley Christian (Dublin), 8-3, 17.4
3. (2) McClymonds (Oakland), 9-2, 17.1
4. (4) Le Grand, 11-0, 12.9
5. (6) Bradshaw Christian (Sacramento), 9-2, 7.3
6. (8) Maxwell, 10-2, 2.6
7. (9) Ripon Christian, 10-2, 0.6
8. (NR) Hamilton (Hamilton City), 9-3, -3.1
9. (NR) Fall River (McArthur), 9-3, -3.4