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CIF-SS football playoff brackets released, 11 area teams selected

Members of the Mission Viejo fotball team run out onto the field before during a high school football game against San Clemente in San Clemente, Friday, Oct. 14, 2022. Mission Viejo will have a rematch against Corona Centennial from last year's Div. 1 playoff game. (Ryan Kuhn, SOCoPrepSports.com)

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The CIF-Southern Section released its 2022 football championship brackets for Division 1 through Division 14.

Here are the area teams that were selected and who they will face in the first round. Higher seed gets home game.

Division 1

No. 3 Centennial Corona vs. No. 6 Mission Viejo

Division 2

No. 2 Chaminade vs. No. 15 San Clemente

Division 3

No. 7 Upland vs. No. 10 Tesoro

Division 6

No. 1 San Juan Hills vs. No. 16 Palm Desert

No. 7 Trabuco Hills vs. No. 10. San Jacinto

Division 7

No. 6 Eisenhower vs. No. 11 Laguna Hills

Division 8

No. 7 Crean Lutheran vs. No. 10 Aliso Niguel

Division 9

No. 8 Laguna Beach vs. No. 9 West Torrance

Division 10

No. 2 Dana Hills vs. No. 15 Baldwin Park

Division 11

No. 1 Capo Valley Christian vs. No. 16 Chino

No. 4 Segerstrom vs. No. 13 St. Margaret’s

 

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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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