Idleness apparently breeds contempt among voters in the weekly Union-Tribune poll.
St. Augustine, tied for first with Foothills Christian last week, played one game and defeated Lincoln, 68-62.
Foothills played two, winning 84-45 over West Hills and defeating Coastal League rival Santa Fe Christian, 68-61.
Two Knights victories over the Saints’ one  apparently was enough for one voter, who broke the seasonal tie for first between Foothills and the Saints.
Foothills, with 6 first-place votes to St. Augustine’s 4, Â this week is the No. 1Â team in the San Diego Section.
The teams’ position in the weekly Cal-Hi Sports‘ top 20 didn’t change, Foothills remaining seven in the state and the Saints’ 11th. Â Torrey Pines is on the bubble.
Foothills should get a passable test Saturday in the “Greatest Show on Earth” Â Shootout against Woodland Hills Taft at Los Angeles Cathedral.
Other San Diego voting saw Mission Hills jump from seventh to fourth, Â Vista drop from fourth to sixth, Mater Dei climb from 10th to seventh, and La Jolla fall from sixth to ninth.
A 62-60 victory over No. 4 Chatsworth Sierra Canyon moved Mission Hills (18-2) from eighth to fifth in the girls’ Top 20.  A 65-52 win over Capistrano JSerra helped The Bishop’s (20-1)  remain 20th.  La Jolla Country Day (10-10) is on the bubble.
Union-Tribune boys’ poll through Tuesday, Jan. 17:
Rank | Team | Record | Points | Last Poll |
1 | Foothills Christian (6) | 16-2 | 95 | 1T |
2 | St. Augustine (4) | 17-3 | 94 | 1T |
3 | Torrey Pines | 15-3 | 80 | 3 |
4 | Mission Hills | 14-5 | 59 | 7 |
5 | Helix | 16-5 | 49 | 5 |
6 | Vista | 17-3 | 46 | 4 |
7 | Mater Dei | 15-4 | 28 | 10 |
8 | La Jolla Country Day | 14-7 | 26 | 9 |
9 | La Jolla | 14-3 | 19 | 6 |
10 | Poway | 16-4 | 10 | NR |
NR–Not rated.
Others receiving votes: Orange Glen (13-5, 8 points), Serra (18-3, 8), Coronado (21-2, 5), Mission Bay (15-6, 5), Canyon Crest (14-5, 4), Olympian (18-2, 2), Rancho Bernardo (14-4, 2), Valhalla (17-4, 1).
Poll participants include John Maffei, San Diego Union-Tribune; Steve Brand (San Diego Hall of Champions), Terry Monahan,  Bill Dickens, Adam Paul, EastCountySports.com; Rick Willis, KUSI-TV; Rick Smith, partletonsports.com; Bodie DeSilva, sandiegopreps.com; Chris Davis, freelance;  Aaron Burgin, fulltimehoops.com.