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Playoffs resume after stretch of inactivity due to Camp Fire.
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Valley Christian loses, remains at No. 1 while navigating guantlet of WCAL schedule.
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De La Salle, Folsom remain atop NorCal rankings, while five new teams enter.
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De La Salle and Folsom lead the way this season as games kick off.
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Playoff action has arrived in Northern California.
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De La Salle has the top spot but watch out for hard-charging Oak Ridge.
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Player of the Year Jordan Ratinho of De La Salle headlines NorCal's best from the 2015-16 season.
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De La Salle takes over the top spot after a hot start.
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Saint Francis will once again be the leader in a strong field in 2016.
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State brackets are filled out, with De La Salle the top seed in the Open Division.
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Section playoffs roll on, with top-ranked teams keeping up the pace.
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De La Salle remains the favorite with playoffs on the horizon.
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No. 1 loses but stays on top, while the 25 teams stay the same but switch places.
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Top seven spots remain the same with section tournament play right around the corner.
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Player of the year Najee Harris from Antioch leads list of standout performers.
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De La Salle takes over top spot after strong showing on MLK Day.
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Big games change rankings at Father Kelly Tribute. MaxPreps Martin Luther King Classic will pit top teams against each other.
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Sacramento High leads the way in the rankings.
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With section championships decided, teams do battle in Regional championship games.
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Section championships provide some outstanding matchups.
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St. Mary's, Antelope and Placer make their way into the rankings.
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Top 10 remain the same as all teams have now entered playoffs.
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Some sections start playoffs this week, while others wrap up league play.
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Pittsburg moves up in advance of huge showdown with Antioch.
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Big matchup this week between Folsom and Oak Ridge.
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De La Salle, Folsom continue to hold down top spots.
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De La Salle remains strong at the top; Fresno teams enter this week's rankings.
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Miramonte is the only new team in this week's rankings, and Elk Grove leaps after whipping Grant.
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Multiple teams with bye weeks lead to little movement. Huge games abound this week.
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Granite Bay and Napa jump into the fray this week.
