CCS playoffs
Friday
Division I final
No. 2 Serra 28, No. 3 Los Gatos 21
NCS playoffs
Friday
Division I final
No. 2 Pittsburg 42, No. 3 Cardinal Newman 17
Division II final
No. 2 Monte Vista 24, No. 4 Clayton Valley Charter 10
Division III final
No. 3 El Cerrito 32, No. 5 Ukiah 21
Division VII final
No. 1 Middletown 37, No. 2 Piedmont 23
CCS playoffs
Saturday
Division II final
No. 1 St. Ignatius 24, No. 2 Sacred Heart Cathedral 21
Division III final
No. 3 Menlo-Atherton 31, No. 8 San Mateo 21
Division IV final
No. 3 Lincoln-San Jose 49, No. 1 Branham 21
Division V final
No. 1 Piedmont Hills 31, No. 2 Sobrato 30, OT
NCS playoffs
Saturday
Division IV final
No. 3 Miramonte 28, No. 1 Hayward 21
Division VI final
No. 3 Bishop O’Dowd 59, No. 4 Fortuna 21
How Bay Area News Group Top 25 fared
(Mercury News & East Bay Times)
No. 1 DE LA SALLE (12-0)
Up next: CIF state playoffs, TBA
No. 2 ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN (12-0)
Up next: CIF state playoffs, TBA
No. 3 PITTSBURG (11-2)
Beat Cardinal Newman 42-17 in NCS Division I final
No. 4 SERRA (8-5)
Beat Los Gatos 28-21 in CCS Division I final
No. 5 LOS GATOS (9-4)
Lost to Serra 28-21 in CCS Division I final
No. 6 ACALANES (11-1)
Season completed
No. 7 MCCLYMONDS (10-2)
Up next: CIF state playoffs, TBA
No. 8 ST. FRANCIS (5-6)
Season completed
No. 9 ARCHBISHOP MITTY (6-5)
Season completed
No. 10 LIBERTY (8-3)
Season completed
No. 11 CLAYTON VALLEY CHARTER (7-6)
Lost to Monte Vista 24-10 in NCS Division II final
No. 12 MONTE VISTA (8-5)
Beat Clayton Valley 24-10 in NCS Division II final
No. 13 EL CERRITO (11-2)
Beat Ukiah 32-21 in NCS Division III final
No. 14 CAMPOLINDO (9-3)
Season completed
No. 15 CALIFORNIA (8-4)
Season completed
No. 16 ST IGNATIUS (7-6)
Beat Sacred Heart Cathedral 24-21 in CCS Division II final
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Lost to St. Ignatius 24-21 in CCS Division II final
No. 18 SAN RAMON VALLEY (6-5)
Season completed
No. 19 SAN MATEO (9-4)
Lost to Menlo-Atherton 31-21 in CCS Division III final
No. 20 SANTA TERESA (11-1)
Season completed
No. 21 MENLO SCHOOL (9-3)
Season completed
No. 22 LIVE OAK (9-3)
Season completed
No. 23 SALESIAN (10-2)
Season completed
No. 24 THE KING’S ACADEMY (9-2)
Season completed
No. 25 LIVERMORE (9-2)
Season completed
Editor’s note: Teams eligible for the Bay Area News Group rankings come from leagues based predominantly in Alameda, Contra Costa, San Mateo and Santa Clara counties. The news organization’s high school staff chooses the teams
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