Jalen Flowers (left) and Christian Reis, both freshmen, celebrate for Palos Verdes in impressive CIF D2-A state title win vs Twelve Bridges. The Sea Kings made a big jump for the final rankings. Photo: Scott Kurtz / Cal-Hi Sports.This group features the other two teams from Orange County’s Alpha League, Los Alamitos and San Clemente, plus we have some other CIF Southern Section squads getting final boosts as a result of Palos Verdes winning the CIF D2-A state title by a large margin vs previously unbeaten Twelve Bridges. The Sea Kings also go from on the bubble to No. 45. And as is our tradition, the final rankings includes 25 more teams ranked in order from No. 51 to No. 75. Go ahead and compare to the final computer rankings. We know ours make more sense based on head-to-head results. FOR ARCHIVES OF OUR FINAL STATE FOOTBALL RANKINGS GOING BACK TO 1975, CLICK HERE. FOR PART 1 OF THIS YEAR’S FINAL RANKINGS (1-25), CLICK HERE. Note: This is a post only for our Gold Club members on CalHiSports.com. After the preseason, all weekly and final state rankings are available only to our Gold Club members. To check out getting a Gold Club membership to see all of those rankings plus all of our state football record lists, all of our all-state teams, totally authentic historical features, recruiting player ratings and more, CLICK HERE.CHECK OUT CALGAMESWANTED.COMCreated for Coaches by Coaches for California Varsity High School Head Coaches and Athletic Directors, Start building your schedule with CalGamesWanted.com.User friendly to take the stress out of scheduling. This content is for Gold Club, Gold Club Quarterly, and Gold Club Monthly members only. Learn more here.

Jalen Flowers (left) and Christian Reis, both freshmen, celebrate for Palos Verdes in impressive CIF D2-A state title win vs Twelve Bridges. The Sea Kings made a big jump for the final rankings. Photo: Scott Kurtz / Cal-Hi Sports. This group features the other two teams from Orange County’s Alpha League, Los Alamitos and San […]

Jalen Flowers (left) and Christian Reis, both freshmen, celebrate for Palos Verdes in impressive CIF D2-A state title win vs Twelve Bridges. The Sea Kings made a big jump for the final rankings. Photo: Scott Kurtz / Cal-Hi Sports.

This group features the other two teams from Orange County’s Alpha League, Los Alamitos and San Clemente, plus we have some other CIF Southern Section squads getting final boosts as a result of Palos Verdes winning the CIF D2-A state title by a large margin vs previously unbeaten Twelve Bridges. The Sea Kings also go from on the bubble to No. 45. And as is our tradition, the final rankings includes 25 more teams ranked in order from No. 51 to No. 75. Go ahead and compare to the final computer rankings. We know ours make more sense based on head-to-head results.
FOR PART 1 OF THIS YEAR’S FINAL RANKINGS (1-25), CLICK HERE.
FOR ARCHIVES OF OUR FINAL STATE FOOTBALL RANKINGS GOING BACK TO 1975, CLICK HERE.
Note: This is a post only for our Gold Club members on CalHiSports.com. After the preseason, all weekly and final state rankings are available only to our Gold Club members. To check out getting a Gold Club membership to see all of those rankings plus all of our state football record lists, all of our all-state teams, totally authentic historical features, recruiting player ratings and more, CLICK HERE.

CHECK OUT CALGAMESWANTED.COM
Created for Coaches by Coaches for California Varsity High School Head Coaches and Athletic Directors, Start building your schedule with CalGamesWanted.com.
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