Here are the predicted scores by Cal-Hi Sports for each of the five CIF divisional girls basketball state finals plus the Open Division to be played this week at Sleep Train Arena in Sacramento.
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Saturday CIF Boys Finals
An Ivan Rabb free throw with 0.8 seconds left helps O’Dowd get off the schneid with overtime win over Mater Dei in Open Division. In Division II, La Mirada goes two OTs to beat Archbishop Mitty. In Division IV, De’Anthony Melton makes plays in the final seconds as Crespi triumphs. Note: For next week’s final […]
BB: Mater Dei-Fairfax Preview
It’s going to be the CIF Southern Section’s best vs. the L.A. City Section’s best when Mater Dei of Santa Ana takes on Fairfax of Los Angeles in the SoCal Open Division Regional Final. After taking in both team’s regional semifinal wins and seeing both teams multiple times throughout the season, here’s what to expect […]
Super Tuesday: Regional Semis
We wish the CIF would continue to separate the Open Division games with the other divisions in its regional/state playoffs, but everybody played in Tuesday’s semifinals (other than two teams) and we break down what happened in the Open Division and in Division I.
Saturday Boys CIF State Finals
Mater Dei and its main man win fourth straight CIF state title and post best season record in state history with win over Bishop O’Dowd in the Open Division. St. John Bosco holds off Folsom to win Division II crown. Bishop Montgomery also is the third CIFSS Open Division team to win a CIF championship […]
Saturday Girls CIF State Finals
Long Beach Poly beats Salesian in Open Division and will be No. 1 in the state. Chaminade adds another title in Division II championship, its third of the school year. Sierra Canyon also wins one for the San Fernando Valley in Division IV.
CIF Boys BB State Finals Predictions
We’re going with Bishop O’Dowd for the upset in the Open Division, but Southern California teams still should win a majority of the titles to be handed out this weekend in Sacramento. Note: Full post containing analysis of each game for Gold Club members only. To sign up, CLICK HERE....
