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CIF-SS basketball brackets released; San Juan Hills, Tesoro get first round byes in 2A boys

San Juan Hills, Capo Valley Christian, Trabuco Hills girls get first round home games

BOYS

First round games are Friday, Feb. 11 at 7 p.m.

Division 1

  • San Clemente at Etiwanda

Division 2A

  • San Juan Hills gets a first round bye and then hosts Aquinas/Citrus Valley on Tuesday, Feb. 15
  • Tesoro gets a first round bye and then hosts La Mirada/Beckman on Tuesday, Feb. 15

Division 2AA

  • Capo Valley Christian hosts Downey
  • Trabuco Hills at Marina
  • Aliso Niguel hosts Mira Costa

Division 3A

  • Laguna Hills at Ayala
  • Dana Hills at San Jacinto

GIRLS

First round games are Saturday, Feb. 12 at 7 p.m.

Division 1

  • San Clemente at St. Paul

Division 2A

  •  San Juan Hills vs. Beckman

Division 2AA

  • Tesoro at Sage Hill

Division 3A

  • El Toro at Louisville

Division 4AA

  • Trabuco Hills vs. Woodcrest Christian

Division 5AA

  • Capo Valley Christian vs. Academy/Academic Excellence

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Ryan was born and raised in Dana Point went to Dana Hills High School. He graduated from Sacramento State University with a BA in Journalism. Throughout his career as a sports journalist, he has covered high schools, colleges, and professional teams. After working for multiple newspapers in as many states, he came to the conclusion that what he really wanted was to make sure the high schools in his hometown area got the sports coverage they deserved. Follow him on Twitter @rskuhn

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