2023-24 Girls Week 6: Mission Hills, LJCD March On, Westview Moves Up

No. 1 Mission Hills rolled past Rancho Bernardo, 69-17, and Poway, 86-32, and La Jolla Country Day outscored Francis Parker, 61-54, and Grossmont , 60-42, to stay No. 2 in the poll.

It was not a good week for Poway, which also lost to Westview, 72-54.  The Wolverines also beat San Marcos, 58-45, and their 2-0 week moved them from fifth into a third-place tie with the Titans.

This weekend’s playoff Open Division seedings reveal are expected to match the poll, headed  by Mission Hills and La Jolla Country Day.   Rancho Bernardo, despite the 50-point loss to the Lady Grizzlies, could contend for the D-I top seed, and Francis Parker and The Bishop’s look to be favored in D-II.

John Maffei’s Girls Week 6 Union-Tribune Poll

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Rank/Prev Team (Record) Points* MaxPreps
Rank/Rating
Cal-Hi
Sports 35
1/1 Mission Hills (18-8) 69 (6) 15/30.86 15/15
2/2 La Jolla Country Day (21-6) 64 (1) 22/29.30 22/22
3T/3 Poway (16-8) 45 94/20.87 NR
3T/5 Westview (15-10) 45 87/21.29 NR
5T/6 Bonita Vista (12-11) 34 151/17.74 NR
5T/7 Rancho Bernardo (19-7) 34 126/18.94 NR
7/4 Del Norte (17-6) 39 102/20.55 NR
8/8 Francis Parker (15-8) 20 84/21.57 NR
9/9 Bishop’s (20-6) 10 208/14.84 NR
10/10 Scripps Ranch (16-8) 9 188/15.69 NR

Others receiving votes:
Cathedral (6), Grossmont (4), Carlsbad (3).

*First-place votes in parentheses. Points awarded on 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 basis.
Max Preps and Cal-Hi Sports are state rankings. NR/Not ranked.

The San Diego Union freelance representative Don Norcross and county-wide coaches participate in the poll.

Records as of Monday, Feb 5.