SAM GANGWER, THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER
Mission Viejo wide receiver Kevin Chandler, left, has helped his team climb to No. 2 in the most recent Pac-5 Division poll put out by the CIF-SS.
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New CIF-SS football rankings (Oct. 13)
Comments 0 | Recommend 0New CIF-SS football rankings (Oct. 13)
October 13, 2008 3:00 AM
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St. Margaret's, which has a 33-game winning streak, was one of four county teams to be ranked No. 1 in the CIF-SS football division polls released Monday.
The Tartans are the top-ranked team in the East Valley Division.
The county's other top-ranked teams were Fullerton (Southwest Division), Laguna Hills (Southern Division) and Saddleback Valley Christian (Northeast Division).
In the Pac-5 Division, Long Beach Poly held on to No. 1 spot, followed by Mission Viejo, Orange Lutheran and Los Alamitos. There are six county teams in the top 10 for the Pac-5.
Don't forget to check out new OCVarsity.com Top 10 and Steve Fryer's list of the 11-25 teams in the county.
County divisions
Pac-5
Southern
Southwest
East Valley
Northeast
Non-county divisions
Central
Eastern
Inland
Mid-Valley
Northern
Northwest
Southeast
Western
8-man divisions
The Tartans are the top-ranked team in the East Valley Division.
The county's other top-ranked teams were Fullerton (Southwest Division), Laguna Hills (Southern Division) and Saddleback Valley Christian (Northeast Division).
In the Pac-5 Division, Long Beach Poly held on to No. 1 spot, followed by Mission Viejo, Orange Lutheran and Los Alamitos. There are six county teams in the top 10 for the Pac-5.
Don't forget to check out new OCVarsity.com Top 10 and Steve Fryer's list of the 11-25 teams in the county.
County divisions
Pac-5
Southern
Southwest
East Valley
Northeast
Non-county divisions
Central
Eastern
Inland
Mid-Valley
Northern
Northwest
Southeast
Western
8-man divisions
Contact the writer: dcalhoun@ocregister.com
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