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Metro Conference girls varsity field hockey · San Diego Section · league games only

Metro Mesa

League games only · through Fri Oct 30 · unofficial

1 league result missing — listed below the table.

Metro Mesa league standings, league games only, through Fri Oct 30. Computed from published results; unofficial.
#Metro Mesa teamPointsLeagueGoal difference
1Eastlake, 1st in Metro Mesa, 8 wins, 0 losses, 0 ties, 24 pointsEastlakeEastlake last 5 league games, oldest first: win, win, win, win, win. Most recent last.8/8 GP14-3-2 overall248-0-0+42
2Olympian, 2nd in Metro Mesa, 5 wins, 3 losses, 0 ties, 15 pointsOlympianOlympian last 5 league games, oldest first: loss, loss, win, win, loss. Most recent last.8/8 GP10-6-2 overall155-3-0+7
3Otay Ranch, 3rd in Metro Mesa, 4 wins, 4 losses, 0 ties, 12 pointsOtay RanchOtay Ranch last 5 league games, oldest first: win, win, loss, loss, win. Most recent last.8/8 GP9-9-0 overall124-4-0−6
4Helix, 4th in Metro Mesa, 2 wins, 5 losses, 0 ties, 6 pointsHelixHelix last 5 league games, oldest first: loss, loss, win, win, loss. Most recent last.7/8 GP9-13-2 overall62-5-0−15
5Bonita Vista, 5th in Metro Mesa, 0 wins, 7 losses, 0 ties, 0 pointsBonita VistaBonita Vista last 5 league games, oldest first: loss, loss, loss, loss, loss. Most recent last.7/8 GP4-13-3 overall00-7-0−28

PTS: this site’s 3-1-0 points (the league publishes no points rule). GD bars are per division, scaled to Metro Mesa’s biggest goal difference (42) · the heavier line under 1st marks the champion line

Notes: Metro Mesa

  • Games between two Metro Mesa teams on MaxPreps’ schedules, dated before today, with no counted result yet:
  • MaxPreps files these five teams under ‘Metro- South Bay’. On Oct 5 MaxPreps listed Bonita Vista and Helix meeting once (Oct 23), so unless a second meeting is added each ends a game short of the eight.
  • 1 league game was played but has no score yet, so it isn’t counted anywhere above.

League games are every game between two division members on MaxPreps’ schedules (Metro publishes no schedule).

Metro Mesa: San Diego Section playoffs: the league route, as things stand

San Diego Section playoffs, Nov 2–14 (finals Nov 14 at La Jolla HS): Open 8, Division I 12, Division II 12, placed by the Section from its power rankings; a designated league champion gets at least a play-in.

1st: at least a play-in if named league champion1st — the league’s designated champion (not co-champions) is guaranteed at least a play-in game (Green Book 2000.1). The league names its champion; this table does not
Eastlake1st
Placed by the Section2nd or lower — no league route; the Section places Division I teams in the Open or Division I bracket and picks 12 Division II teams, from its power rankings (Green Book 2000.1)
Olympian2ndOtay Ranch3rdHelix4thBonita Vista5th

Metro South Bay

League games only · through Fri Oct 30 · unofficial

1 league result missing — listed below the table.

Metro South Bay league standings, league games only, through Fri Oct 30. Computed from published results; unofficial.
#Metro South Bay teamPointsLeagueGoal difference
1Granite Hills, 1st in Metro South Bay, 5 wins, 0 losses, 0 ties, 15 pointsGranite HillsFlagged: MaxPreps publishes a different row for Granite Hills; see the notes under this table.Granite Hills last 5 league games, oldest first: win, win, win, win, win. Most recent last.5/6 GP6-10-0 overall155-0-0+21
2Hilltop, 2nd in Metro South Bay, 4 wins, 2 losses, 0 ties, 12 pointsHilltopHilltop last 5 league games, oldest first: win, win, win, loss, loss. Most recent last.6/6 GP12-6-0 overall124-2-0+26
3El Capitan, 3rd in Metro South Bay, 2 wins, 4 losses, 0 ties, 6 pointsEl CapitanFlagged: MaxPreps publishes a different row for El Capitan; see the notes under this table.El Capitan last 5 league games, oldest first: win, loss, loss, win, loss. Most recent last.6/6 GP2-13-0 overall62-4-0−21
4Southwest, 4th in Metro South Bay, 0 wins, 5 losses, 0 ties, 0 pointsSouthwestSouthwest last 5 league games, oldest first: loss, loss, loss, loss, loss. Most recent last.5/6 GP0-10-0 overall00-5-0−26

PTS: this site’s 3-1-0 points (the league publishes no points rule). GD bars are per division, scaled to Metro South Bay’s biggest goal difference (26) · the heavier line under 1st marks the champion line

Notes: Metro South Bay

  • Games between two Metro South Bay teams on MaxPreps’ schedules, dated before today, with no counted result yet:
  • MaxPreps files El Capitan and Granite Hills under ‘Grossmont’ with Santana, which has no varsity game, and lists no league for Hilltop or Southwest.
  • MaxPreps’ table leaves out Hilltop.
  • MaxPreps’ table leaves out Southwest.
  • Granite Hills: league record 5-0-0 here, 2-0-0 on MaxPreps. We publish our own computation.
  • El Capitan: league record 2-4-0 here, 0-2-0 on MaxPreps. We publish our own computation.
  • 1 league game was played but has no score yet, so it isn’t counted anywhere above.

League games are every game between two division members on MaxPreps’ schedules (Metro publishes no schedule).

Metro South Bay: San Diego Section playoffs: the league route, as things stand

San Diego Section playoffs, Nov 2–14 (finals Nov 14 at La Jolla HS): Open 8, Division I 12, Division II 12, placed by the Section from its power rankings; a designated league champion gets at least a play-in.

1st: at least a play-in if named league champion1st — the league’s designated champion (not co-champions) is guaranteed at least a play-in game (Green Book 2000.1). The league names its champion; this table does not
Granite Hills1st
Placed by the Section2nd or lower — no league route; the Section places Division I teams in the Open or Division I bracket and picks 12 Division II teams, from its power rankings (Green Book 2000.1)
Hilltop2ndEl Capitan3rdSouthwest4th

PTS: this site’s 3-1-0 points (the league publishes no points rule). Ties: no tiebreak. How standings are computed

How to read these tables

GD = league goals for minus goals against. Bars are scaled to each division’s own biggest goal difference (Metro Mesa’s is 42, Metro South Bay’s is 26), so bars in different divisions are not comparable. A real 0 shows as 0; a score we do not have shows as an em dash. Forfeits count in the win-loss-tie record, not in the goal columns.

GP is league games counted of those scheduled. LEFT is league games with no counted result yet — still to play, or played and not reported. MAX is the most points a team can finish with if it wins all of them (its final total once none are left): a ceiling, not a projection.

The labelled line after 1st place is the Champion line — CIF-SDS Green Book 2026-27, Bylaw 2000.1 (“There will be 3 competitive divisions with 8 teams in the Open Division and 12 teams in Divisions I and II qualifying for the playoffs. Designated league champions (not co-champions or tri-champions) will be guaranteed entry into a play-in game in the CIFSDS playoffs.”).

This order is our computation from published results, not a league ruling: Metro publishes no standings and no points rule, so the order is this site’s 3-1-0 points.