I will update this list later today. Feel free to comment on any of the races that will take place this Saturday at the world famous Crystal Springs course.
Division I Teams
Boys (Top 2 teams advance to state)
1. Bellarmine
2. Menlo Atherton
3. Mt. View
4. Milpitas
5. Carlmont
6. Alisal
Girls (Top 2 teams advance to state)
1. Menlo Atherton
2. Carlmont
3. Mt. View
4. Evergreen Valley
5. Hollister
6. Alisal
Division II Teams
Boys (Top 3 teams advance to state)
1. Palo Alto
2. Los Gatos
3. Los Altos
4. Branham
5. St. Francis
Girls (Top 3 teams advance to state)
1. Los Altos
2. St. Francis
3. Los Gatos
4. Palo Alto
5. Archbishop Mitty
Division III Teams
Boys (Top 3 teams advance to state)
1. St. Ignatius
2. Sacred Heart Cathedral
3. Willow Glen
4. Woodside
5. Pioneer
Girls (Top 2 teams advance to state)
1. Sacred Heart Cathedral
2. St. Ignatius
3. Willow Glen
4. Burlingame
5. Aptos
Division IV Teams
Boys (Top 3 teams advance to state)
1. Scotts Valley
2. Riordan
3. King City
4. Santa Cruz
5. Harker
Girls (Top 3 teams advance to state)
1. Scotts Valley
2. Carmel
3. King City
4. Santa Cruz
5. San Lorenzo Valley
Division V Teams
Boys (Top 3 teams advance to state)
1. Menlo
2. Crystal Springs
3. Nueva
4. Monte Vista Christian
5. Pacific Collegiate
Girls (Top 3 teams advance to state)
1. Crystal Springs
2. Castilleja
3. Nueva
4. Menlo
5. T.B.A.
Branham beat Los Altos head to head when they met at Clovis. Why rank Los Altos above them?
ReplyDeleteIt’s already heating up
DeleteWhen will second half be posted?
ReplyDeleteThe link below shows the XCStats Rankings by division - pretty close.
ReplyDeletehttp://lynbrooksports.prepcaltrack.com/ATHLETICS/XC/2023/ccs_pre.htm
It’s heating up
ReplyDeleteAll posted now. Los Altos races today and we can see how their times compare to what Branham ran yesterday.
ReplyDeleteEarlier above someone provided a link to rankings, by division, which was helpful and interesting. Where can one find the assigned divisions for all CCS xc schools? Thanks in advance!
ReplyDeletehttps://cifccs.org/Playoffs/CBEDS/2022-23_CBEDS_for_XC.pdf
ReplyDeleteCurious to see which leagues don’t take their league finals seriously, versus the ones that do. Sure there are athletes that take a look at this blog and try to make a statement before the race that matters.
ReplyDeleteI think most teams take their league finals seriously. The teams that don't are probably teams you don't have to worry about at CCS.
ReplyDeleteMany understand the league finals don't hold any bearing on the outcome at section and state.
ReplyDeleteYou never know right?
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