Posted by BigD on May 19, 2023 at 22:35:20:
In Reply to: Re: Orange County Proposes massive league realignment posted by daddyo on May 19, 2023 at 13:17:01:
: : : Here are the non football conferences which will have 2 or 3 leagues inside them. Small schools will stay in the small schools league realignment area. Trinity league except Rosary will remain intact.
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: : : Century Conference: Brea Olinda, Canyon, Crean Lutheran, Cypress, El Dorado, El Modena, Esperanza, Foothill, La Habra, Pacifica, Sonora, Sunny Hills, Troy, Villa Park, Yorba Linda.
: : : Coast View Conference: Aliso Niguel, Beckman, Capistrano Valley, Dana Hills, El Toro, Mission Viejo, San Clemente, San Juan Hills, Tesoro, Trabuco Hills.
: : : Golden Empire Conference: Buena Park, Calvary Chapel, Costa Mesa, Fullerton, Garden Grove, Godinez, Katella, Kennedy, Laguna Hills, Ocean View, Santa Ana, Segerstrom, Tustin, Valencia, Westminster.
: : : Orange Grove Conference: Anaheim, Bolsa Grande, Century, Estancia, La Quinta, Loara, Los Amigos, Magnolia, Orange, Rancho Alamitos, Saddleback, Santiago, Savanna, Santa Ana Valley, Western.
: : : Pacific Coast Conference: Irvine, Laguna Beach, Northwood, Portola, Rosary, Sage Hill, St. Margaret’s, University, Woodbridge.
: : Makes sense. The groupings are pretty evenly spread allowing for competitive leagues in most sports once they form them. It allows for some teams who have won 0 to 2 games a year for decades to at least play competitive games in January. That's a good thing for just about everyone
: Rosary moving out of the TL in girls is a surprise. The AD was quoted in Fryer's OC Register today as being OK with the move.
: Their GBB program is open-division/D1 level, however I suspect the rest of the teams are not competitive with MD/OLu/JSerra/SM. Still a surprise.
The Trinity League becomes a four-team league for all girls sports. Not ideal. I guess they get nine league games if they play each other three times.