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CIF-SS boys’ volleyball: First round results

In the first round of the CIF-Southern Section Boys Volleyball Tournament on Tuesday, April 30, 15 Catholic School teams qualified; five won their respective games. The second round games (Divisions 2 through 6) will be played on Thursday, May 2; Quarterfinal games will be played on Saturday, May […]

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In the first round of the CIF-Southern Section Boys Volleyball Tournament on Tuesday, April 30, 15 Catholic School teams qualified; five won their respective games. The second round games (Divisions 2 through 6) will be played on Thursday, May 2; Quarterfinal games will be played on Saturday, May 4 (all divisions).

Division 1: San Clemente d. Santa Margarita in 3 straight sets; Loyola d. Laguna Beach 3 sets to 1; Huntington Beach d. Servite 25-21, 20-25, 18-25, 25-19, 15-12. Quarterfinal: Redondo Union hosts Loyola.

Division 2: Alemany d. Simi Valley in 3 straight sets; El Segundo d. Bishop Montgomery 3 sets to 1; Burroughs (Burbank) d. Notre Dame (Sherman Oaks) in 3 straight sets; Orange Lutheran d. Calvary Chapel (Santa Ana) in 3 straight sets. Second round: Arcadia hosts Alemany.

Division 3: Crescenta Valley d. La Salle in 3 straight sets.

Division 4: Torrance d. St. Monica Catholic in 3 straight sets; Paraclete d. Providence (Burbank) in 3 straight sets; St. Anthony d. California in 3 straight sets. Second round: Paramount hosts Paraclete; Campbell Hall hosts St. Anthony.

Division 5: El Modena d. Cathedral in 3 straight sets.

Division 6: Don Bosco Tech d. International School of Los Angeles in 3 straight sets; Avalon d. St. Pius X - St. Matthias Academy in 3 straight sets; Western Christian d. St. Bernard in 3 straight sets. Second round: Holy Martyrs hosts Don Bosco Tech.

In wild card games played April 29, Hart d. St. Francis 3 sets to 2 (Division 2).

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