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Bishop Amat, La Serna hold top spots in SGV football rankings

Final regular season lists from Pasadena Star-News and partner outlets show no changes at the top as CIF-SS playoffs begin Friday.

By Arjun Weber ·

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Bishop Amat and La Serna remained the top two ranked teams in the San Gabriel Valley high school football rankings released on Saturday. The lists, compiled by the Pasadena Star-News, San Gabriel Valley Tribune and Whittier Daily News, mark the final standings before the CIF-SS playoff bracket opens.

Bishop Amat, which finished the regular season with an 8-2 record, stayed at number one. The Eagles will play Oxnard Pacifica, also 8-2, in the Division 2 playoffs. La Serna, 9-1, held the number two spot. The Eagles face Valencia of Valencia, 8-2, in the Division 3 opener.

All top ten teams are scheduled to play on Friday at 7 p.m. Bonita, the only perfect team in the top ten at 10-0, stays at number three. Baldwin Park and Charter Oak, both 9-1, remain at numbers four and five. Los Altos moved up from number seven to number six on the list.

San Dimas jumped three places to reach number ten. The team finished 8-2 and will face Paramount, 9-1, in the Division 7 playoffs. Rio Hondo Prep dropped one spot to number nine after finishing 7-3.

The bottom of the top ten includes La Habra and El Rancho. La Habra finished 5-5 and stays at number seven. El Rancho, 8-2, climbs to number eight. The full list of the next 20 teams includes Glendora at number 11 and St. Francis at number 12.

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