2009 SAN DIEGO HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TOP 22

(1) Oceanside (Div. II Title) (State Title)
(2) Eastlake (Div. I Title)
(3) Cathedral Catholic (Div. III Title)
(4) Mission Bay (Div.IV Title)
(5) Francis Parker (Div. V Title) (State Finalist)
(6) Vista (Div. I Finalist)
(7) La Costa Canyon (Div. I Semi-Finalist)
(8) Escondido (Div. I Semi Finalist)
(9) Pt. Loma (Div. III Finalist)
(10)Valley Center (Div. IV Finalist)
(11)Helix (Div. II Finalist)
(12)Mission Hills (Div. II Semi-Finalist)
(13)Scripps Ranch (Div. II Semi-Finalist)
(14)Lincoln (Div. II Quarter-Finalist)
(15)Madison (Div. IV Semi-Finalist)
(16)Valhalla (Div. II Quarter-Finalist)
(17)St. Augustine (Div. III Quarter-Finalist)
(18)Mt. Miguel (Div.III Semi-Finalist)
(19)Santa Fe Christian (Div. IV Semi-Finalist)
(20)The Bishop's School (Div. V Finalist)
(21)Christian (Div. V Semi-Finalist)
(22)La Jolla Country Day (Div. V Semi-Finalist)

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