The first rotation of the WSC North basketball campaign wraps up tonight with round seven. I'll be at the VC Athletic Event Center for the Oxnard-Ventura rivalry doubleheader, but we'll be updating as many scores as we can find here on Twitter or you can listen live on HomefieldSports.com.

Read the preview of tonight's game here and today's feature on Oxnard sophomore leader Phillip "Scooter" Holmes here.

Men's schedule, 5 p.m.
Ventura 95, Oxnard 71 FINAL Former Oxnard forward James Ennis had 23 points and eight rebounds for Ventura men. Center Mike Melonas had 18 points and eight rebounds and point guard Eric Mitchell added 16 points.Oxnard was led by 21 points and 10 rebounds from Gary Johnson, 19 points from Marcus Falley and eight points, 10 rebounds and three blocks from Codye Hatcher.
Santa Barbara City 70, Cuesta 67 FINAL
Hancock 78, Los Angeles Pierce 70 FINAL

Women's schedule, 7 p.m.
Ventura 84, Oxnard 22 FINAL The Ventura women lead rival Oxnard 44-14 at the half. Rebecca Griffin has a game-high 10 points and Destinee LaFountain has nine points. Nikki Tauau leads Oxnard with 6.
Santa Barbara City 83, Cuesta 70 FINAL
Los Angeles Pierce 77, Hancock 69 FINAL In a showdown of the Top 2 scorers in the state, Pierce's Monica Jackson had 34 points and Hancock's Camille Zumbro had 34 points.

Entering their key WSC North showdown Wednesday night, the Oxnard College men's basketball team held steady at No. 14 in the Southern California coaches' poll while the Ventura College women's basketball team dropped out entirely.

Neither the Condors (13-6, 5-0) nor the Pirates (15-7, 3-2) lost a game last week. The two rivals were No. 14 and No. 15 a week ago. VC yielded its place to Santa Monica.

COACH'S POLL - TOP 15 (SOUTH DIVISION)
Polls submitted as of 1/23/2011
Rank Team Points* Games Prev Scored Avg Allowed Avg
1 Irvine Valley (-) 379 (10) 21 5 1556 74.1 1323 63.0
2 Mt. San Antonio (-) 323 (4) 20 3 1709 85.5 1509 75.5
3 Citrus (-) 313 (4) 21 6 1927 91.8 1651 78.6
4 Saddleback (-) 309 (0) 24 1 1811 75.5 1422 59.3
5 Southwestern (-) 249 (0) 19 2 1518 79.9 1294 68.1
6 Barstow (-) 241 (0) 20 4 1637 81.9 1498 74.9
7 Mt. San Jacinto (-) 226 (0) 20 7 1683 84.2 1560 78.0
8 San Bernardino Valley (-) 217 (0) 20 8 1585 79.3 1397 69.9
9 Antelope Valley (-) 172 (0) 20 9 1556 77.8 1427 71.4
10 Chaffey (-) 162 (0) 18 10 1285 71.4 1160 64.4
11 Riverside (-) 156 (0) 22 11 1515 68.9 1389 63.1
12 Los Angeles Trade Tech (-) 139 (0) 20 12 1620 81.0 1583 79.2
13 Glendale (-) 118 (0) 21 13 1605 76.4 1455 69.3
14 Oxnard (-) 113 (0) 19 14 1578 83.1 1484 78.1
15 Santa Monica (-) 97 (0) 20 NR 1688 84.4 1520 76.0
* Number in parenthesis indicate first place votes

Despite perhaps one of the most impressive wins of the season, a 77-69 win over Los Angeles Pierce Wednesday, the first-place Ventura College women's basketball team slipped one spot to No. 9 in the Southern California coaches' poll.

The Pirates (15-7, 5-0) stayed pat at No. 15 in the state poll.

Pierce, the other WSC North team in the polls, stays at No. 15 in the SoCal poll.

CCCWBCA South Region Poll
January 24, 2011
Rank PrevCollege W-L Pts
1 1 San Bernardino Valley College (7) 19-1 119
2 2 Mt. San Antonio College 20-2 109
3 3 Fullerton College (1) 20-2 108
4 4 Cerritos College 17-5 88
5 5 Pasadena City College 17-4 85
6 6 Orange Coast College 17-6 77
7 7 College of the Canyons 16-6 72
8 9 Antelope Valley College 14-7 56
9 8 Ventura College 16-6 55
10 11 Mt. San Jacinto College 16-6 48
11 10 Cypress College 14-7 47
12 12 Chaffey College 12-8 33
13 13 Southwestern College 14-5 21
14 14 Riverside Community College 13-9 18
15 15 Los Angeles Pierce College 13-8 8
( ) - number one votes
Dropped Out (previous rank): none
Also Received Votes (alphabetical order): Barstow Community College, Citrus College, Los Angeles Trade-Technical College,Moorpark College, Santa Barbara City College

Click the jump for the state poll.

Round 5 scores, Wednesday
Ventura 95, Los Angeles Pierce 62
Oxnard 70, Santa Barbara City 68
Hancock 83, Moorpark 61

Round 6 scores, Saturday
Oxnard 76, Los Angeles Pierce 61
Cuesta 78, Moorpark 63
Hancock 87, Santa Barbara City 75

Standings OVR DIV
Team name W-L Pct. W-L Pct.
Oxnard 13-6 .684 5-0 1.000
Ventura 15-7 .682 3-2 .600
Hancock 8-12 .400 3-2 .600
Cuesta 11-11 .500 2-3 .400
Santa Barbara City 6-14 .300 2-3 .400
Moorpark 7-13 .350 2-4 .333
L.A. Pierce 4-14 .222 1-4 .200

Round 7 schedule, Wednesday
Oxnard at Ventura
Cuesta at Santa Barbara City
Hancock at Los Angeles Pierce

Round 5 scores, Saturday
Ventura 77, Los Angeles Pierce 69
Santa Barbara City 55, Oxnard 44
Moorpark 90, Hancock 63

Round 6 scores, Saturday
Los Angeles Pierce 78, Oxnard 72
Moorpark 75, Cuesta 53
Santa Barbara City 83, Hancock 68

Standings OVR DIV
Team name W-L Pct. W-L Pct.
Ventura 16-6 .727 5-0 1.000
Moorpark 13-7 .650 4-2 .667
Santa Barbara City 16-7 .696 3-2 .600
L.A. Pierce 13-8 .619 3-2 .600
Hancock 8-11 .421 2-3 .400
Cuesta 3-15 .167 1-4 .200
Oxnard 5-11 .313 0-5 .000

Round 7 schedule, Wednesday
Oxnard at Ventura
Cuesta at Santa Barbara City
Hancock at Los Angeles Pierce

The six round of the WSC North basketball campaign arrives at at 5 p.m. I'll be at Condor Center to check out the first place Oxnard College men's basketball team, but we'll be updating as many scores as we can find here on Twitter.

Men's scores, 5 p.m.
Oxnard 76, Los Angeles Pierce 61 FINAL Scooter Holmes had 21 points and nine rebounds and Codye Hatcher had 15 points, 16 rebounds and nine blocks to lead Oxnard.
Cuesta 78, Moorpark 63 FINAL
Hancock 87, Santa Barbara City 75 FINAL

Women's schedule, 7 p.m.
Los Angeles Pierce 78, Oxnard 72 FINAL Nikki Tauau had 29 points and nine rebounds, Darnisha McGee had 15 points and 13 rebounds and Samantha Strang had 12 points and seven rebounds. Pierce's Monica Jackson, the state's scoring leader, had 31 points.
Moorpark 75, Cuesta 53 FINAL Sidney Dobner had a triple-double with 12 pts, 10 rebs and 13 assists. Dee Kapil had 15 pts, and10 rebs. Ashley Samson had 19 points. Aisha Chambers had 12 points, eight rebounds and three steals for Moorpark.
Santa Barbara City 83, Hancock 68 FINAL

The Oxnard College men's basketball team finds itself in a strange position this week.
In control of the Western State Conference race.

Wednesday's results, which included a 70-68 OC win over visiting Santa Barbara City, put the Condors two full games ahead of the chasing pack in the WSC North, the two-loss crew of Ventura, Hancock and Santa Barbara.

It's probably been a generation, since the title-winning teams of Leroy Porter in 1979, 1980 and 1982, since the Condors last wrapped their talons around the WSC in such a way.

"Last year, we knocked off some big fish," said Oxnard coach Jason Cunningham. "This year, we're trying to be the big fish."

With teams led by Chris Massie, Jeremiah Massey and others, Oxnard has had the talent to be in this position previously. But this group, led by 6-foot-4 sophomore forward Scooter Holmes, showed its mettle Wednesday night.

Santa Barbara City may have lost by 30 points at Condor Center on Nov. 27, but the Vaqueros were coming off an upset win over Ventura Saturday and built a 60-53 lead with less than seven minutes to play.

"There were more prepared for what we were trying to do," said Holmes.

With high-scoring sophomore Marc Pajund out injured and high-scoring freshman Marcus Falley limited to 13 points, Holmes, who sometimes fulfils his role as a sophomore leader by yielding some of the glory to his younger teammates, took control, sparking a key 13-3 run with a thunderous dunk in transition.

"Because everybody else is playing so well, I think Scooter sometimes takes a back seat," said Cunningham. "But we needed our all-conference player."

After Malcolm Pope's steal and layup tied the game 62-62, Holmes gave Oxnard its first lead with a put back with 2:28 to play.

"It was just one of those nights when I had to play well for us to win," said Holmes, who finished with 23 points, including 19 in the second half, and six rebounds. "It was on my back."

Santa Barbara had the ball trailing by 2 with 12 seconds to play, but Holmes' steal inside
clinched the win.

"We played like a team that's trying to be a champion is supposed to," said Cunningham.
"We were down, we had the gut check and we were committed to do the things to get ourselves back in the basketball game."

Ventura College sophomore Mike Melonas was honored as this week's WSC North men's basketball Player of the Week.

Melonas, the 6-foot-7 sophomore center from Ventura High, had 19 points, seven rebounds, four assists, three blocks and two steals in the Pirates 78-68 win over rival Moorpark on Jan. 12.

Melonas shared the honor with Hancock forward Ali Langford, who entered this week leading the WSC North in scoring at 21.9 points per game and had 23 points and 15 rebounds the Bulldogs 83-64 win at Moorpark Wednesday.

Wednesday night's WSC North women's showdown between first-place Ventura and second-place Los Angeles Pierce developed into a midseason test of depth.

The Pirates practiced Tuesday without three of its four leading scorers, Destinee LaFountain (ankle), Rebecca Griffin (flu-like symptoms) and Ja'Lisa Gatlin (flu-like symptoms).

But the Brahmas were forced to play without its second-leading scorer Amari Hampton, who entered the week No. 9 in the state in scoring at 18.8 points per game.

Interestingly enough, Hampton is only third in scoring among WSC North players. In Pierce guard Monica Jackson (26.5 ppg) and Hancock guard Camille Zumbro (24.8 ppg), the WSC North features the state's Top 2 scorers.

The fifth round of the WSC North basketball campaign arrives at Moorpark, Oxnard and Woodland Hills tonight at 5 p.m. I'll be at Brahama Gym for the big first-versus-second women's showdown, but we'll be updating as many scores as we can find here on Twitter.

Men's scores, 5 p.m.
Ventura 95, Los Angeles Pierce 62 FINAL James Ennis lead the Pirates, which opened up a 50-33 halftime and rollled, with 20 points. Corey Hall had 19 points and Austin Ramljak had 16 points. Michael Beliveau added 10 points off the bench. Ventura had 13 3-pointers. Pierce was led by Chris Smith's 16 points.
Oxnard 70, Santa Barbara City 68 FINAL Scooter Holmes' steal in the final seconds clinches the win as the first-place Condors improve to 4-0 in the WSC North. Holmes had 23 points, 19 in the second half, and six rebounds. Marcus Falley finished with 13 points and four assists. Gary Johnson had seven points and seven rebounds.Codye Hatcher had six points, six rebounds and six blocks.
Hancock 83, Moorpark 61 FINAL Raiders fall despite 21 points from Alex Romero and 20 points from Jamal McClerkin. Hancock star Ali Langford had a game-high 13 points at the half

Women's schedule, 7 p.m.
Ventura 77, Los Angeles Pierce 69 FINAL Rebecca Griffin had 18 points, Destinee LaFountain had 12 points and 10 rebounds and Ariel Hale had 14 points as the Pirates (16-6, 4-0) opened up a two-game lead atop the WSC North standings. Stephanie Ramirez and Regan Mew added 13 and 10 points, respectively. Pierce's Monica Jackson, the state's scoring leader at 26.8 per game, had a game-high 29 points.
Santa Barbara City 55, Oxnard 44 FINAL
Moorpark 90, Hancock 63 FINAL Ashley Samson had 25 points and Sidney Dobner had 24 points and seven assists for the Raiders. Dee Kapil added 14 points and eight rebounds. Chelsea Smith had six steals.

The first-place Ventura College women's basketball team is ailing ahead of Wednesday's important trip to second-place Los Angeles Pierce.

Three key players, point guard Rebecca Griffin (flu), Ja¹Lisa Gatlin (flu) and Destinee LaFountain (sprained ankle), missed practice today.

"If they can walk, they¹re playing," said Ventura coach Ned Mircetic. "That's why they sat around today."

The young Pirates (15-8, 4-0) are rounding into form, winning five straight games and 10 of 12 to rise to No. 8 in the Southern California coaches' poll ahead of the trip to No. 15 Pierce (12-7, 2-1).

For the first time this season, the Oxnard College men's basketball team is above the Ventura College men's basketball team in the Southern California coaches' poll.

The first-place Condors rose to No. 14, one spot ahead of the PIrates, who have fallen two games behind the Condors in the loss column.

COACH'S POLL - TOP 15 (SOUTH)
Polls submitted as of 1/16/2011
Rank Team Points* Games Prev Scored Avg Allowed Avg
1 Saddleback (19-3) 273 (8) 22 1 1661 75.5 1300 59.1
2 Southwestern (16-1) 224 (3) 17 4 1357 79.8 1147 67.5
3 Mt. San Antonio (15-3) 220 (1) 18 2 1538 85.4 1356 75.3
4 Barstow (16-2) 184 (0) 18 7 1467 81.5 1331 73.9
5 Irvine Valley (17-3) 181 (0) 20 5 1487 74.4 1265 63.3
6 Citrus (17-3) 180 (0) 20 3 1823 91.2 1576 78.8
7 Mt. San Jacinto (13-5) 166 (0) 18 6 1521 84.5 1428 79.3
8 San Bernardino Valley (10-8) 139 (0) 18 14 1411 78.4 1250 69.4
9 Antelope Valley (13-5) 138 (0) 18 9 1401 77.8 1273 70.7
10 Chaffey (10-6) 130 (0) 16 10 1130 70.6 1023 63.9
11 Riverside (11-10) 124 (0) 21 11 1442 68.7 1318 62.8
12 Los Angeles Trade Tech (12-6) 120 (0) 18 8 1495 83.1 1432 79.6
13 Glendale (14-5) 107 (0) 19 13 1478 77.8 1303 68.6
14 Oxnard (11-6) 59 (0) 17 15 1432 84.2 1355 79.7
15 Ventura (14-7) 50 (0) 21 12 1546 73.6 1437 68.4
* Number in parenthesis indicate first place votes

Jumping into sole possession of first place in the WSC North last week propelled the Ventura College women's basketball team four places to No. 8 in the Southern California coaches poll.

WSC North rivals Moorpark and Santa Barbara City fell out of the regional poll after losses to the Pirates.

The Pirates, who visit No. 15 L.A. Pierce Wednesday, are also ranked No. 15 in the state. Click the jump for the full state poll.

CCCWBCA South Region Poll
January 17, 2011
Rank PrevCollege W-L Pts
1 1 San Bernardino Valley College (6) 17-1 90
2 2 Mt. San Antonio College 18-2 82
3 3 Fullerton College 18-2 80
4 4t Cerritos College 15-5 68
5 4t Pasadena City College 15-4 67
6 6 Orange Coast College 16-5 59
7 7 College of the Canyons 14-6 52
8 12 Ventura College 15-6 42
9 8 Antelope Valley College 14-6 40
10 9 Cypress College 13-6 36
11 11 Mt. San Jacinto College 14-6 34
12 10 Chaffey College 11-7 25
13 13 Southwestern College 12-5 13
14 NR Riverside Community College 13-8 12
15 14 Los Angeles Pierce College 12-7 10
( ) - Number one votes( ) - Number one votes( ) - Number one votes
NR - Not RankedNR - Not Ranked
t - tie
Dropped Out (previous rank): none
Also Received Votes (alphabetical order): Citrus College, Los Angeles Trade-Technical College, Santa Barbara City College

Round 4 scores, Saturday
Oxnard 87, Moorpark 77
Santa Barbara City 61, Ventura 60
Hancock 87, Cuesta 70

Standings OVR DIV
Team name W-L Pct. W-L Pct.
Oxnard 11-6 .647 3-0 1.000
Santa Barbara City 6-12 .333 2-1 .667
Ventura 14-7 .667 2-2 .500
Moorpark 7-11 .389 2-2 .500
Hancock 6-12 .333 1-2 .333
L.A. Pierce 4-12 .250 1-2 .333
Cuesta 10-11 .476 1-3 .250

Round 5 schedule, Wednesday
Ventura at Los Angeles Pierce
Santa Barbara at Oxnard
Hancock at Moorpark

Round 4 scores, Saturday
Moorpark 62, Oxnard 40
Ventura 67, Santa Barbara City 50
Hancock 70, Cuesta 56

Standings OVR DIV
Team name W-L Pct. W-L Pct.
Ventura 15-6 .714 4-0 1.000
L.A. Pierce 12-7 .632 2-1 .667
Hancock 8-9 .471 2-1 .667
Moorpark 11-7 .611 2-2 .500
Santa Barbara City 14-7 .667 1-2 .333
Cuesta 3-14 .176 1-3 .250
Oxnard 5-9 .357 0-3 .000

Round 5 schedule, Wednesday
Ventura at Los Angeles Pierce
Santa Barbara at Oxnard
Hancock at Moorpark

The fourth round of the WSC North basketball campaign arrives tonight at 5 p.m. I'll be at Raider Pavilion for another county rival game, but we'll be updating as many scores as we can find here on Twitter.

Men's schedule, 5 p.m.
Oxnard 87, Moorpark 77 FINAL OC's Marcus Falley had a game-high 31 points off the bench.
Santa Barbara City 61, Ventura 60 FINAL SBCC's Chris Vines puts back a bucket with 0.5 seconds for the win. Pirates were outscored 30-19 in second half, wasting a 41-22 rebounding advantage. Antavius Sims led Ventura with 14 off the bench and Mike Melonas had 9 points and 19 rebounds. Guard Paul Batausa started for starting forward James Ennis, who is serving a one-game suspension.
Hancock 87, Cuesta 70

Women's schedule, 7 p.m.
Moorpark 62, Oxnard 40 FINAL Sidney Dobner had 18 points and six rebounds, Dee Kapil had 18 points, eight rebounds and six steals for Moorpark. Oxnard was led by 10 points from Samantha Strang, who wasn't supposed to play with an ankle injury, nine points from Darnisha McGee and seven points and 10 rebounds from Kyra Wendling
Ventura 67, Santa Barbara City 50 FINAL Rebecca Griffin had 22 points, Destinee LaFountain had 18 points and nine rebounds, Ja'Lisa Gatlin had 13 points as VC won at the only gym it has lost in WSC North play since 1994.
Hancock 70, Cuesta 56

James Ennis will not make the trip to Santa Barbara City tonight with the rest of the Ventura College men's basketball team.

The sophomore star will serve a one-game suspension after being ejected Wednesday night against Moorpark after receiving two technical fouls.

Ventura coach Will Cowen grudgingly accepted the decision.

"Even if the commissioner wanted to," said Cowen, "he doesn't have a mechanism to rescind a technical foul."

Perhaps more importantly, WSC commissioner Jerry White determined the ejection was not a decorum violation, which means Ennis is not a strike away from being suspended for the rest of the season.

Midway through the first half, Ennis was teed up for apparently pushing Moorpark's Jamal McClerkin. Cowen said game film proved there was no push. White said the film was "inconclusive."

"We have two categories, verbal and physical abuse," said White. "The first (technical) does not appear to fit either one of those categories."

Individual champion Charlie Petrie of the Moorpark College men's cross-country team was named WSC men's Runner of the Year. The Oak Christian School product won the WSC individual championship.

Moorpark College coach Traycie Kephart was named WSC Coach of the Year after guiding the Raiders to a second-place finish in the WSC Championships.

The All-Western State Conference men's cross country first team included Petrie and Justin Booth-Ortega and Cody Kempema of Ventura.

The second team included Isaac Gomez of Moorpark and Ed Ramos and Esequiel Martinez of Ventura.

The All-Western State Conference women's cross country first team included Moorpark's Nicole Rietveld, Oxnard's Zulie Jimenez and Ventura's Carissa Arce.

The second team included Andrea Barrera, Alexis Pichardo, Ashley Hamilton and Torrie Marschik of Moorpark and Jessica Serrano of Oxnard.

Click the jump for the full team.

Oxnard College sophomore midfielder Jesus Lopez was named the WSC Player of the Year after the Lancaster High product scored 10 goals and assisted on a high-high eight others for the WSC champion Condors.

Head coach Ross Greaney was honored as the WSC Coach of the Year after guiding the Condors to their second title in four years.

The All-WSC first team included sophomore striker Sam Nellis, sophomore attacker Mathayo Huma, sophomore defender Richard Vargas, freshman defender Dagoberto Gonzalez and freshman goalkeeper Andrew Singer of Oxnard and freshman attacker Sebastian Rodriguez of Moorpark.

The second team included sophomore Joel Chavez, freshman Salvador Mendoza, freshman Ivan Mirkovic and freshman Sigifredo Torres of Oxnard and freshman Fabian Para and Edwin Rivas of Moorpark.

Ventura College forward Monique Orocio was named the WSC North Player of the Year after the Pacifica High product completed a sophomore season with 21 goals and 14 assists, including a 10-game goalscoring streak, for the champion Pirates.

Head coach Steve Hoffman was honored as the WSC North Coach of the Year for the sixth time after the Pirates regained the WSC North title for the 13th time in his 15 years

The All-WSC North first team included sophomore striker Yadira Toraya, sophomore attacker Taylor Benton, sophomore midfielder Lindsay Armenta, sophomore midfielder Taylor Steele and freshman striker Victoria Burnell of Ventura; sophomore striker Lindsey McClellan, sophomore midfielder Briana Brooskin and freshman midfielder Katheryn Klamecki of Moorpark; and sophomore attacker Maricruz Magana of Oxnard.

The second team included sophomore Sabrina Munoz, freshman Evelyn Medina, freshman Whitney Rosenheim and freshman Hope Weber of Ventura; freshman Samantha Gavirati and freshman Lauren Kawamoto of Moorpark; and sophomore Ashley Arana and freshman Jessica Martinez of Oxnard.

Click the jump for the full team.

Freshman driver Samantha Ebberson was named the WSC Player of the Year honors after leading Ventura with 56 goals. The well-rounded a Pacifica High product also contributed as a defender and leader.

Head coach Mary Giles earned the WSC Coach of the Year award after the Pirates became is the first women's water polo program to win three straight championships in WSC history.

Eight teammates joined Ebberson on the All-WSC teams. The first team included sophomore Courtney Thomas and freshmen Vanessa Magallanes, Andrea Mallul, Raylene Morales and Lindsay Wolny and the second team included sophomore Lori Anderson and freshmen Eliana Guzman and Jenny Paulsen.

Click the jump for the full team.

The Ventura representatives on the first-team All-WSC men's water polo team were sophomore Eric McGrath, sophomore Nathan Nix, freshman Eric Donahoo and freshman Darin Weltsch.

Ventura sophomores Lloyd Kirk, Lance Park and Kyle Robertson were second-team selections.

Cuesta's Eric Marsh and John Marsh were the Player and Coach of the Year, respectively.

Click the jump for the full team.

Five members of the co-champion Moorpark College women's volleyball team earned All-WSC North honors this fall.

The All-WSC North first team included Moorpark sophomore libero Ericka Smith, freshmen middle blocker Karissa Flack and freshman setter Jessica Soprano, as well as Ventura freshman libero Katelyne Kwake.

The second team included sophomores Morgan Vreeland and Chelcy Westphal of Moorpark; Andy Perez and Becky Simanu of Oxnard; and freshman Morgan Ehritt and sophomore Shelbee Younce of Ventura.

Santa Barbara City's Kelsey Soos was the Player of the Year and Hancock's Julio Molina was the Coach of the Year.

Click the jump for the full team.

Three county stars have been named to this year's All-California teams by the California Community College Football Coaches Association.

Ventura College running back Michael Davis and defensive end Jon Lattimore were named Region IV first-team All-California.

Davis, a Buena High product, was selected as an all-purpose performer after piling up 1,658 yards in all-purpose yardage as a sophomore. Lattimore was fourth in Southern California with nine sacks.

Moorpark College receiver Chris Gant was named Region V first-team All-California.
Gant led Southern California with 81 catches for 1,134 yards and 17 touchdowns.

Ventura College punter Kyle Dugandzic has signed a letter of intent to play for the University of Arizona.

The first-team All-SCFA Northern Division punter, the Agoura High product averaged 38.2 yards per punt with a long of 55, placing 21 of his 57 punts inside the opponents' 20-yard line with just two touchbacks.

Dugandzic, who also handled some kicking and kickoff duties during his two-year career, was named SCFA Northern Division Special teams Player of the Week twice as a sophomore.

Dugandzic was on campus this week during the nationally-televised memorial for those killed in last weekend's shooting in Tucson.

"I tried getting in line (for the memorial) about 2:30 p.m. and it was about a mile long," said Dugandzic.

He will compete for all three kicking positions in Tucson.

"Right now, everything is open," said Dugandzic. "I could win the spot at punting, kickoff and field goals. It just depends on how everyone does in the spring and summer."

University of North Carolina midfielder Michael Farfan Wednesday became the most recent former Ventura County Fusion player selected in the Major League Soccer draft.

The Philadelphia Union selected the former U.S. youth international in the second round, with the 23rd overall pick.

Farfan, a two-time NSCAA first-team All-American as a Tarheel, made 22 appearances with the Fusion in 2007 and 2008, scoring five goals and assisting on two others.

The first player off the bench has meant first-place starts for the two teams leading the Western State Conference.

The Oxnard College men's basketball team and the Ventura College women's basketball team sit atop the standings as the only unbeaten teams remaining in WSC North play.

Both have been boosted by fresh rotations in recent weeks that have seen one of their top players become the first player off the bench.

The No. 15-ranked Condors (10-6, 2-0) won at defensive WSC North champion Cuesta Wednesday night to improve to 10-2 with freshman guard Marcus Falley coming off the bench.

"He's put aside his game for the betterment of the team," said Oxnard coach Jason Cunningham. "Like Lamar Odom, he understands and accepts that role and it's made the difference in the team."

Falley, who averaging 18.2 points per game and shooting 45 percent from 3-point range, looked like Kobe Bryant in Odom's role Wednesday, when he stroked 7 of 11 from 3-point land, including a few over double teams and at NBA range, in a 32-point performance.

He has scored 20 or more points in six of his last eight games.

"This is my first time coming off the bench like this," said Falley, "but it's been helping the team. As long as it helps, I'm happy."

No. 12-ranked Ventura (14-6, 3-0) has won six of seven games by an average margin of 23.2 points since freshman Ja'Lisa Gatlin became the sixth woman. The Pirates only loss in that span was an overtime defeat to the No. 1 team in the state, San Bernardino Valley.

"She gives us a little more firepower coming off the bench," said Ventura coach Ned Mircetic. "I think we get a little bigger, a little stronger."

Gatlin, who averages 7.9 points and 7.2 rebounds, is shooting 57 percent in her new role. She's made 17 of her last 19 shots in 18-point and 20-point performances in the past week.

"I just feel like I see the game better," said Gatlin. "When the game starts, I see what has to be done and I just do it."

Marcus Falley, a freshman from Las Vegas, is being recruited by several Division I schools, including Creighton, Eastern Kentucky, UC Riverside, UC Irvine and UC Santa Barbara.

"He's a qualifier so he might not be here next year," said Cunningham. "If he stays it'll be because he wants to be around these guys, but he doesn't have to stay."

Without four starters, the Oxnard College women's basketball team (5-8) somehow the lead for much of the game Wednesday before falling to 0-2 in WSC North play with a 66-61 loss at Cuesta.

"Considering everything that's happening, we had our chance to win," said Oxnard coach Phil Sherman. "It would have been one of the better wins I've ever had."

A promising season has taken a turn for the worst as the backcourt of Courtney Robbs and Mariah Ladd have quit the team, leading-scorer Nikki Tauau has temporarily left the team because of a family issue and guard Samantha Strang has suffered a sprained ankle.

Tauau, who has averaged 15.1 points and 7.9 rebounds, is out of state caring for her ailing grandmother.

"She's hurting right now and she's trying to deal with it," said Sherman. "We're expecting her back, but we're not exactly sure when."

The silver lining has been 5-foot-9 freshman Darnisha McGee, who has averaged 22.5 points and 16.0 rebounds in WSC North play.

Round 3 scores, Wednesday
Ventura 78, Moorpark 68
Oxnard 94, Cuesta 82
Santa Barbara City 66, Los Angeles Pierce 56

Standings OVR DIV
Team name W-L Pct. W-L Pct.
Oxnard 10-6 .625 2-0 1.000
Moorpark 7-10 .412 2-1 .667
Ventura 14-6 .700 2-1 .667
Santa Barbara City 5-12 .294 1-1 .500
Cuesta 10-10 .500 1-2 .333
L.A. Pierce 4-12 .250 1-2 .333
Hancock 5-12 .294 0-2 .000

Round 4 schedule, Saturday
Oxnard at Moorpark
Ventura at Santa Barbara City
Cuesta at Hancock

The Ventura College men's basketball team could be without star James Ennis Saturday at Santa Barbara City.

The Ventura High product was whistled for his second technical foul with seven minutes to play in Wednesday's win over Moorpark.

Depending on the nature of the technicals, Ennis may have to serve a one-game suspension Saturday.

"Three different things could happen and I'm hoping it's not the worst of them," said Ventura coach Will Cowen Thursday.

Round 3 scores, Wednesday
Ventura 68, Moorpark 45
Cuesta 66, Oxnard 61
Santa Barbara City 76, Los Angeles Pierce 71

Standings OVR DIV
Team name W-L Pct. W-L Pct.
Ventura 14-6 .700 3-0 1.000
L.A. Pierce 12-7 .632 2-1 .667
Hancock 7-9 .438 1-1 .500
Santa Barbara City 14-6 .700 1-1 .500
Moorpark 10-7 .588 1-2 .333
Cuesta 3-13 .188 1-2 .333
Oxnard 5-8 .385 0-2 .000

Round 4 schedule, Saturday
Oxnard at Moorpark
Ventura at Santa Barbara City
Cuesta at Hancock

The third round of the WSC North basketball campaign arrives tonight at 5 p.m. I'll be at the Ventura College Athletic Event Center, but we'll be updating as many scores as we can find here on Twitter. The VC-MC doubleheader will be broadcast on KKZZ 1400 AM and HomefieldSports.com.

Men's schedule, 5 p.m.
Ventura 78, Moorpark 68 FINAL On a night when the teams' stars James Ennis, Coltrane Powdrill and Jamal McClerkin combined to go 72 minutes without scoring their first points, the Pirates' frontline of Mike Melonas and Chicagoan freshmen Deon Garrett and Corey Hall combined for 39 points. Powdrill led Moorpark with 24 points, all coming in the final 15 minutes.
Oxnard 94, Cuesta 82 FINAL The Condors move into sole possession of first place behind 32 points (and 7 3s) by Marcus Falley. With just its second win at SLO in eight rips, Oxnard held Cuesta star Malte Kramer to 13 points
Santa Barbara City 66, Los Angeles Pierce 56 FINAL

Women's schedule, 7 p.m.
Ventura 68, Moorpark 45 FINAL Destinee LaFountain had 19 points nad 25 rebounds. LaFountain's 25 rebounds -- 12 offense and 13 defensive -- were the most pulled down by a Pirates' player in coach Ned Mircetic's 21-year tenure. The figure is second best figure in school history behind a 29-board night by Chris Royer in 1990. Ja'Lisa Gatlin had 18 points and nine rebounds and Rebecca Griffin added 10 points for Ventura (14-6, 3-0), which led its cross-county rival 25-20 at the half. Moorpark was led by 19 points from Ashley Samson.
Cuesta 66, Oxnard 61 FINAL Condors holding Cougars to 13-of-44 shooting in the opening 20 minutes.
Santa Barbara City 76, Los Angeles Pierce 71 FINAL

The Oxnard College men's basketball team (9-6, 1-0) returned to the Southern California coaches' poll this week at No. 15, joining WSC North rival Ventura (13-6, 1-1), which fell two places to No. 12 this week.

COACH'S POLL - TOP 15 (SOUTH DIVISION)
Polls submitted as of 1/9/2011
* Number in parenthesis indicate first place votes
Rank Team Points* Games Prev Scored Avg Allowed Avg
1 Saddleback (17-3) 234 (5) 20 2 1497 74.9 1196 59.8
2 Mt. San Antonio (13-3) 203 (2) 16 4 1377 86.1 1212 75.8
3 Citrus (16-2) 201 (2) 18 5 1653 91.8 1409 78.3
4 Southwestern (14-1) 193 (2) 15 1 1199 79.9 1010 67.3
5 Irvine Valley (15-3) 171 (0) 18 8 1349 74.9 1154 64.1
6 Mt. San Jacinto (12-4) 154 (0) 16 6 1347 84.2 1270 79.4
7 Barstow (14-2) 145 (0) 16 7 1306 81.6 1173 73.3
8 Los Angeles Trade Tech (11-5) 125 (0) 16 11 1346 84.1 1286 80.4
9 Antelope Valley (12-4) 123 (0) 16 3 1237 77.3 1120 70.0
10 Chaffey (9-5) 122 (0) 14 NR 990 70.7 900 64.3
11 Riverside (10-9) 87 (0) 19 12 1291 67.9 1184 62.3
12 Ventura (13-6) 83 (0) 19 10 1408 74.1 1308 68.8
13 Glendale (13-5) 72 (0) 18 13 1406 78.1 1233 68.5
14 San Bernardino Valley (8-8) 71 (0) 16 NR 1258 78.6 1150 71.9
15 Oxnard (9-6) 68 (0) 15 NR 1251 83.4 1196 79.7

They were shuffled, but the four WSC North women's basketball teams stayed in the Southern California regional coaches poll this week.

After 2-0 weeks, Ventura and Pierce rose to No. 12 and No. 14, respectively. Moorpark and Santa Barbara City are now tied at No. 15.

CCCWBCA South Region Poll
provided by JCScores.com
January 10, 2011
Rank PrevCollege W-L Pts
1 1 San Bernardino Valley College (7) 15-1 118
2 2 Mt. San Antonio College 18-2 111
3 3 Fullerton College (1) 16-2 107
4t 5 Cerritos College 14-5 89
4t 4 Pasadena City College 13-4 89
6 6 Orange Coast College 15-5 74
7 10 College of the Canyons 12-6 66
8 11 Antelope Valley College 12-6 55
9 8 Cypress College 12-5 52
10 9 Chaffey College 10-6 45
11 7 Mt. San Jacinto College 12-6 44
12 12t Ventura College 13-6 37
13 14 Southwestern College 10-5 17
14 15t Los Angeles Pierce College 12-6 15
15t 15t Moorpark College 10-6 10
15t 12t Santa Barbara City College 13-6 10
( ) - Number one votes( ) - Number one votes( ) - Number one votes
t - tie
Dropped Out (previous rank): none
Also Received Votes (alphabetical order): Barstow Community College, Citrus College, Los Angeles Trade-Technical College, Riverside Community College.

Round 2 scores, Saturday
Moorpark 71, Los Angeles Pierce 70 (OT)
Oxnard 69, Hancock 64
Cuesta 72, Ventura 67

Standings OVR DIV
Team name W-L Pct. W-L Pct.
Moorpark 7-9 .438 2-0 1.000
Oxnard 9-6 .600 1-0 1.000
Ventura 13-6 .684 1-1 .500
Cuesta 10-9 .528 1-1 .500
L.A. Pierce 4-11 .267 1-1 .500
Santa Barbara City 4-12 .250 0-1 .000
Hancock 5-12 .294 0-2 .000

Round 3 schedule, Wednesday
Moorpark at Ventura
Oxnard at Cuesta
Los Angeles Pierce at Santa Barbara

Round 2 scores, Saturday
Los Angeles Pierce 85, Moorpark 75
Hancock 85, Oxnard 52
Ventura 87, Cuesta 44

Standings OVR DIV
Team name W-L Pct. W-L Pct.
Ventura 13-6 .684 2-0 1.000
L.A. Pierce 12-6 .667 2-0 1.000
Moorpark 10-6 .625 1-1 .500
Hancock 7-9 .438 1-1 .500
Santa Barbara City 13-6 .684 0-1 .000
Oxnard 5-7 .417 0-1 .000
Cuesta 2-13 .133 0-2 .000

Round 3 schedule, Wednesday
Moorpark at Ventura
Oxnard at Cuesta
Los Angeles Pierce at Santa Barbara

The second round of the WSC North basketball campaign arrives tonight at 5 p.m. I'll be at the Ventura College Athletic Event Center, but we'll be updating as many scores as we can find here on Twitter. The VC-Cuesta doubleheader will be broadcast on KKZZ 1400 AM and HomefieldSports.com.

Men's scores, 5 p.m.
Moorpark 71, Los Angeles Pierce 70 FINAL (OT) Kyle Olandt's 3-pointer with eight seconds to go in overtime lifted the Raiders to 2-0 in WSC North play at rival Pierce.
Oxnard 69, Hancock 64 FINAL Marcus Falley had 19 points, Scooter Holmes had 18 points and seven rebounds, Mark Pajaud had 14 points and Gary Johnson had 10 points and six rebounds for Oxnard.
Cuesta 72, Ventura 67 FINAL Deon Garrett had 14 points and five rebounds, James Ennis had 13 points and Mike Melonas had 10 points and five rebounds for Ventura. Malte Kramer had a game-high 18 points for Cuesta, which won in Ventura for the fourth time in five years.

Women's schedule, 7 p.m.
Los Angeles Pierce 85, Moorpark 75 FINAL Sidney Dobner had 24 points, Ashley Samson had 20 points and Dee Kapil had 19 points to lead the Raiders. Game was tied 43-43 at the half.
Hancock 85, Oxnard 52 FINAL
Ventura 87, Cuesta 44 FINAL Ventura's J'Lisa Gatlin had a team-high 20 points, Carlotta Kloppenburg had 13 points, Ariel Hale had 12 points, Stephanie Ramirez had 11 points and Candace Saduka added 10 points for Ventura. Kati Sheldon had 22 points for Cuesta.

I'll be on Ventura County Sportsnight tonight talking local basketball. Tune in to 1400 AM KKZZ or HomefieldSports.com from 6-8 pm to listen.

We might have a coach or two on as a guest in the second hour.

The short-term nature of two-year college athletics almost ensures that community college basketball has a year-to-year cycle.

But it's really difficult to watch the Moorpark College men's basketball team and not imagine the type of team it can become in the long term.

With a backcourt of Jamal McClerkin and Coltrane Powdrill, who are combining to average nearly 40 points per game, shooter Tarek Fattal, who had four big 3s in Wednesday's 84-78 win over Santa Barbara City, hustling role players like guard Greg Parker and forward Toki Oshodi and forward Alex Romero, who is averaging 11.2 points and 6.9 rebounds, the Raiders have a strong Class of 2012.

"We have the makings of something really special here," said Powdrill.

But the Raiders aren't willing to just look to next year.

"I really want to get the most out of both seasons," said McClerkin, the point guard from Chaminade. "We can do a lot of things this year."

Moorpark (6-9), which improved to 1-0 in the WSC North Wednesday, may be improving fast enough to give teams like Ventura and Oxnard a run this season.

"We're right there knocking at the door," said coach Remy McCarthy. "We're not freshmen anymore. We're not make the same mistakes we made earlier in the season."

Despite losing its first eight games, Los Angeles Pierce (4-10, 1-0) may be the wild card in the WSC North men's basketball race.

After upending defending champion Cuesta 72-68 in San Luis Obispo Wednesday night, the Brahmas are now 4-2 since point guard Torey Phillips returned from injury.

Phillips' return didn't just return Pierce its creative influence, it also allowed guard Chris Smith to move over to his more natural shooting guard position.

"Now we've got two very good ball-handlers on the court," said Babayan. "The pieces have started falling into the places that they were suppose to."

Pierce welcomes Moorpark to Woodland Hills Saturday night for a battle of two of the division's 1-0 teams. It's always fun between the local rivals, who met up in the Southern California regional quarterfinals last season with Pierce prevailing 71-60.

"Pierce-Moorpark is always a war," said Babayan. "From what I understand, our football programs don't like each other, our volleyball programs don't like each other. There's not too much love lost."

Meanwhile, defending champion Cuesta (9-9, 0-1) is reeling after losing not only its opener, but starting point guard Casey Rogers, who has returned home to Billings, Mont.

"I can't believe the loss of one player has changed the chemistry of the whole team," Cuesta coach Rusty Blair told the San Luis Obispo Tribune Thursday. "But it has, and it shouldn't."

The Cougars, now 0-3 without Rogers, visit Ventura Saturday.

The Oxnard College basketball teams will open their WSC North campaigns Saturday night by celebrating "Community Appreciation" night.

The school announced this week that "students, clergy, school personnel, community organizations, fire, medical and police personnel will be admitted free with some form of identification."

Tipoff for the men's game against Hancock is 5 p.m. with the women's game to follow.

Behind James Ennis' 25 points, the Ventura College men's basketball team opened WSC North play Wednesday with a solid 70-55 win at Hancock,

The sophomore from Ventura High had 18 points in the second half as the 13-5 Pirates' surged

"We got a lot of easy shots," said Ventura coach Will Cowen. "The impressive thing is James scored 25 points on only 13 shots."

Ventura now looks ahead to a visit from Cuesta Saturday and high-scoring German shooter Malte Kramer, who made face off with Ennis.

"I think they're going to be going head-to-head at times," said Cowen. "It depends on which lineup we have in. It should be interesting."

"Cuesta is going through some renovations with their personnel, so we don't know what they're going to do."

The Ventura College women's basketball team started strong Wednesday with a 89-68 win at Hancock noteable for the Pirates' first shooting performance of the season better than 50 percent.

"Really?" said Ventura coach Ned Mircetic. "That's what I like to hear."

Led by Destinee Lafountain's 11-for-18 shooting for 24 points, Ventura was 35 for 69 from the field.

"We definitely did play better," said Mircetic. "We're getting more and more comfortable.... We'll see how it goes through the rest of the year, but it's definitely moving in the right direction."

The No. 15 Moorpark College women's basketball team opened WSC North play Wednesday with a statement, beating No. 12 Santa Barbara City 78-66.

The win was even more impressive considering the Raiders outrebounded Santa Barbara just a week after 6-foot-1 starting center Irene Lopez and 5-11 reserve Sarah Godfrey, who combined to average 14.5 rebounds per game, left the team.

It took a team effort, as forwards Kally Panek and Aisha Chambers had a team-high seven rebounds, guard Charnae Thomas pulled down six rebounds and guards Chelsea Smith, Sidney Dobner and Deepika Kapil had five rebounds apiece.

Smith also added six steals.

"We worked hard in practice and it showed on the court," said Kapil after the game.

Santa Barbara women's basketball forward Brooke Armenta, whose 24-point performance kept the Vaqueros in the game Wednesday at Moorpark, suffered a scary injury taking a charge in the final moments.

Amenta suffered a grade two-concussion and was transported to Los Robles hospital, according to Santa Barbara coach Sandrine Roche-Krul.

But the 5-foot-11 forward from El Camino High is expected to recover. The Vaqueros have a bye Saturday before hosting Pierce Wednesday.

Round 1 scores, Wednesday
Moorpark 84, Santa Barbara City 78
Ventura 70, Hancock 55
L.A. Pierce 72, Cuesta 68

Standings OVR DIV
Team name W-L Pct. W-L Pct.
Ventura 13-5 .722 1-0 1.000
Moorpark 6-9 .400 1-0 1.000
L.A. Pierce 4-10 .286 1-0 1.000
Oxnard 8-6 .571 0-0 .000
Cuesta 9-9 .500 0-1 .000
Hancock 5-11 .313 0-1 .000
Santa Barbara City 4-12 .250 0-1 .000

Round 2 schedule, Saturday
Moorpark at Los Angeles Pierce,
Hancock at Oxnard
Cuesta at Ventura

Round 1 scores, Wednesday
Moorpark 78, Santa Barbara City 66
Ventura 89, Hancock 68
L.A. Pierce 104, Cuesta 60

Standings OVR DIV
Team name W-L Pct. W-L Pct.
Moorpark 10-5 .667 1-0 1.000
Ventura 12-6 .667 1-0 1.000
L.A. Pierce 11-6 .647 1-0 1.000
Oxnard 5-6 .455 0-0 .000
Santa Barbara City 13-6 .684 0-1 .000
Hancock 6-9 .400 0-1 .000
Cuesta 2-12 .143 0-1 .000

Round 2 schedule, Saturday
Moorpark at Los Angeles Pierce,
Hancock at Oxnard
Cuesta at Ventura

The WSC North basketball campaign opens tonight at 5 p.m. You can read our WSC North preview here. I'll be at Raider Pavilion, but we'll be updating as many scores as we can find here on Twitter.

Men's scores, 5 p.m.
Moorpark 84, Santa Barbara City 78 FINAL Coltraine Powdrill had 22 points, Jamal McClerkin had 21 points, Tarek Fattal had 18 points and Alex Romero had 12 points.
Ventura 70, Hancock 55 FINAL James Ennis had 25 points, 18 of which came in the second half.
L.A. Pierce 72, Cuesta 68 FINAL

Women's schedule, 7 p.m.
Moorpark 78, Santa Barbara City 66 FINAL Sidney Dobner scored 20 of her 25 points in the second half.
Ventura 89, Hancock 68 FINAL
L.A. Pierce 104, Cuesta 60 FINAL

The Ventura College men's basketball team will go into WSC North place as the division's lone ranked team. The 12-5 Pirates are ranked No. 10 in this week's Southern California coaches' poll.

Click the jump for the state poll.

COACH'S POLL - TOP 15 (SOUTH DIVISION)
Polls submitted as of 1/2/2011
Rank Team Points* Games Prev Scored Avg Allowed Avg
1 Southwestern (12-1) 252 (6) 13 4 1011 77.8 863 66.4
2 Saddleback (15-3) 236 (1) 18 2 1343 74.6 1069 59.4
3 Antelope Valley (11-3) 229 (1) 14 6 1086 77.6 995 71.1
4 Mt. San Antonio (11-3) 214 (2) 14 3 1189 84.9 1042 74.4
5 Citrus (14-2) 204 (3) 16 1 1446 90.4 1245 77.8
6 Mt. San Jacinto (11-3) 201 (0) 14 7 1183 84.5 1101 78.6
7 Barstow (12-2) 170 (0) 14 11 1138 81.3 1017 72.6
8 Irvine Valley (13-3) 168 (0) 16 4 1211 75.7 1049 65.6
9 El Camino Compton Center (8-4) 135 (0) 12 9 1098 91.5 1065 88.8
10 Ventura (12-5) 117 (0) 17 10 1271 74.8 1181 69.5
11 Los Angeles Trade Tech (9-5) 113 (0) 14 8 1197 85.5 1156 82.6
12 Riverside (9-8) 103 (0) 17 NR 1164 68.5 1067 62.8
13 Glendale (11-5) 93 (0) 16 12 1258 78.6 1091 68.2
14 Los Angeles Southwest (10-5) 85 (0) 15 14 1117 74.5 1107 73.8
15 San Diego City (10-5) 75 (0) 15 15 1206 80.4 1123 74.9
* Number in parenthesis indicate first place votes

The WSC North women's basketball season will begin Wednesday with most of the division in the Southern California coaches' poll.

Defending champion Ventura is tied with Santa Barbara City at No. 12. Moorpark and rival Los Angeles Pierce are tied at No. 15.

Click the jump for the state poll, which only includes Santa Barbara City at No. 19.

CCCWBCA South Region Poll
January 3, 2010
Rank Prev College W-L Pts
1 3 San Bernardino Valley College (3) 13-1 59
2 4 Mt. San Antonio College (1) 15-2 57
3 1 Fullerton College 15-2 51
4 2 Pasadena City College 12-3 47
5 7 Cerritos College 12-5 45
6 6 Orange Coast College 13-5 36
7 5 Mt. San Jacinto College 11-5 31
8 14 Cypress College 11-5 27
9 8 Chaffey College 10-5 26
10 11 College of the Canyons 11-6 24
11 9 Antelope Valley College 10-6 21
12t 10 Santa Barbara City College 13-5 17
12t 13 Ventura College 10-6 17
14 15 Southwestern College 9-5 13
15t NR Los Angeles Pierce College 10-6 3
15t 12 Moorpark College 9-5 3
( ) - Number one votes( ) - Number one votes( ) - Number one votes
NR - Not RankedNR - Not Ranked
t - tie
Dropped Out (previous rank): none
Also Received Votes (alphabetical order): Barstow Community College, Irvine Valley College, Los Angeles Valley College

Standings OVR DIV
Team name W-L Pct. W-L Pct.
Ventura 12-5 .706 0-0 .000
Oxnard 8-6 .571 0-0 .000
Cuesta 9-8 .529 0-0 .000
Moorpark 5-9 .357 0-0 .000
Hancock 5-10 .333 0-0 .000
Santa Barbara City 4-11 .267 0-0 .000
L.A. Pierce 3-10 .231 0-0 .000

Round 1 schedule, Jan. 5
Santa Barbara City at Moorpark
Ventura at Hancock
L.A. Pierce at Cuesta

Round 2 schedule, Jan. 8
Moorpark at Los Angeles Pierce,
Hancock at Oxnard
Cuesta at Ventura

Standings OVR DIV
Team name W-L Pct. W-L Pct.
Santa Barbara City 13-5 .722 0-0 .000
Ventura 11-6 .647 0-0 .000
Moorpark 9-5 .643 0-0 .000
L.A. Pierce 10-6 .625 0-0 .000
Oxnard 5-6 .455 0-0 .000
Hancock 6-8 .429 0-0 .000
Cuesta 2-11 .154 0-0 .000

Round 1 schedule, Jan. 5
Santa Barbara City at Moorpark
Ventura at Hancock
L.A. Pierce at Cuesta

Round 2 schedule, Jan. 8
Moorpark at Los Angeles Pierce,
Hancock at Oxnard
Cuesta at Ventura