The schedule for the Orange County teams with games Thursday in the second round of the CIF state boys and girls basketball playoffs.
CIF STATE BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS
THURSDAY’S SCHEDULE
Games start at 7 p.m. unless noted.
BOYS BASKETBALL
Second round
DIVISION I
Mater Dei at JSerra
Crean Lutheran at Corona Centennial
DIVISION III
Trabuco Hills at Birmingham Charter
DIVISION IV
Valencia at Tulare Union
Venice at San Juan Hills
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Second round
DIVISION I
La Salle at Mater Dei
JSerra at Rancho Christian
DIVISION II
Rosary at Crescenta Valley
St. Margaret’s at Santa Maria St. Joseph
DIVISION IV
Savanna at Marina
Kennedy at Tulare Union, 5 p.m.
Oakwood at Godinez
DIVISION V
Bakersfield Foothill at Laguna Hills
Orange at Vista
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