MICHAEL GOULDING, THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER
SEASON OVER: La Habra's Nick Sedaka intercepts a pass late in the fourth quarter, assuring the Highlanders the victory and the championship in front of a very disappointed team and its fans.
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CIF championships: Friday recap
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December 08, 2007 1:01 AM
OCVarsity.com
OK, so we knew going into Friday that three Orange County teams would emerge as CIF champions.
But there's no way we could have predicted the kind of action that happened when the Southeast, Southern and Southwest division championships were decided.
And to take an in-depth look at everything that happened, click on the links below and to the right. The ocvarsity.com crew has all you need.
Click here for updated CIF-Southern Section brackets
Click here for final scores from throughout the CIF-Southern Section
Click here for Steve Fryer's Web-only analysis of the championship games
Click here for Adam Maya's instant analysis of La Habra's victory over Fullerton
Click here for a look at the play that turned things around for Cypress
But there's no way we could have predicted the kind of action that happened when the Southeast, Southern and Southwest division championships were decided.
And to take an in-depth look at everything that happened, click on the links below and to the right. The ocvarsity.com crew has all you need.
Click here for updated CIF-Southern Section brackets
Click here for final scores from throughout the CIF-Southern Section
Click here for Steve Fryer's Web-only analysis of the championship games
Click here for Adam Maya's instant analysis of La Habra's victory over Fullerton
Click here for a look at the play that turned things around for Cypress
Contact the writer: preps@ocregister.com
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