CIF Sac-Joaquin Section
Abbreviation | CIF-SJS |
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Type | NPO |
Legal status | Association |
Purpose | Athletic |
Region served | Northern California |
Affiliations | California Interscholastic Federation |
Website |
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The Sac-Joaquin Section (SJS) is the governing body of public and private high school athletics in parts of Northern San Joaquin Valley, California. Its geographic area also covers the California portion of the Lake Tahoe region; however, three schools in that area—North Tahoe, Truckee, and South Tahoe High Schools—are instead members of the Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association due to their relative isolation from other California schools and their proximity to more populated areas in Nevada, especially in the Reno area. It is one of ten sections that compose the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF). The SJS is split into seven divisions, each comprising several leagues.[1]
Section structure
The section is governed by a board of managers, whose voting members include representatives from member leagues, superintendents, school board associations and private schools. There are 174 member schools, assigned to leagues or conferences according to NCS Alignment and Classification Bylaws developed by the schools.
Divisions and conferences
Division I
Central California Conference (CCC)
- Atwater
- Buhach Colony
- Golden Valley
- Merced
- Pitman
- Turlock
Delta League (Delta)
- Davis Sr.
- Elk Grove
- Franklin (EG)
- Grant
- Jesuit (boys only)
- Monterey Trail
- Pleasant Grove
- Sheldon
- St. Francis (girls only)
Modesto Metro Conference (MMC)
Monticello Empire League (MEL)
San Joaquin Athletic Assoc (SJAA)
Sierra Foothill League (SFL)
Tri-City Athletic League (TCAL)
Division II
Capital Valley Conference (CVC)
- Antelope
- Bella Vista
- Cosumnes Oaks
- Del Campo
- Ponderosa
- Roseville
- Whitney
- Oakmont High School (Roseville, California)lOakmont
Metropolitan Conference (Metro)
Solano County Athletic Conference (SCAC)
Division III
Capital Athletic League (CAL)
Tri-County Conference (TCC)
Valley Oak League (VOL)
Division IV
Pioneer Valley League (PVL)
Sierra Valley Conference (SVC)
- Cordova
- El Dorado
- Galt
- Liberty Ranch
- Rosemont
- Union Mine
Western Athletic Conference (WAC)
- Central Valley
- Ceres
- El Capitan
- Livingston
- Los Banos
- Pacheco
- Patterson
Division V
Golden Empire League (GEL)
- Dixon
- Marysville
- Mesa Verde
- Capital Christian
- Lindhurst
- West Campus
- Natomas
Mother Lode League (MLL)
- Calaveras
- Argonaut
- Amador
- Summerville
- Linden
- Bret Harte
- Sonora
Trans Valley League (TVL)
- Hilmar
- Ripon
- Riverbank
- Escalon
- Modesto Christian
- Hughson
- Mountain House
Division VI
Central Valley California League (CVCL)
- Delta
- Forest Lake Christian
- Foresthill
- Sacramento Waldorf School
- Victory Christian
- Woodland Christian
Sierra Delta League (SDL)
- Bradshaw Christian
- Encina Prep
- Golden Sierra
- Highlands
- Rio Vista
- San Juan
- Vacaville Christian
Southern League (SL)
Division VII
Central California Athletic Alliance (CCAA)
- Big Valley Christian
- Brookside Christian
- Elliot Christian
- Millennium
- ROP Sierra Ridge (boys only)
- Stone Ridge Christian
- Turlock Christian
- VA Excel Academy
Mountain Valley League (MVL)
- Delta Charter
- Don Pedro
- Holt Academy
- Hughes Academy
- Lodi Academy
- Mountain Oaks
- Stockton Christian
- Tioga
Northern Pacific Athletic Conference (NPAC)
- Freedom Christian
- Lutheran
- New Life Christian
- Trinity Prep.
- Western Sierra
Sacramento Metropolitan Athletic League (SMAL)
- Buckingham Charter
- Cristo Rey
- Faith Christian
- Sacramento Adventist
- Sacramento Country Day
- Valley Christian
- Wilton Christian
Div. VII Football Conferences
Small school, football only division
Sacramento Metropolitan Athletic League (SMAL)
- Cristo Rey
- Delta
- Foresthill
- Valley Christian
- Woodland Christian
Central California Athletic Alliance (CCAA)
- Big Valley Christian
- Brookside Christian
- Elliot Christian
- Millennium
- ROP/Sierra Ridge
- Stone Ridge Christian
Section Championships
The following is a list of the top-10 schools in the section in order of team championships won:[3]
- Davis (109)
- Jesuit (99)
- St. Francis (77)
- Rio Americano (74)
- Placer (54)
- Vacaville (53)
- St. Mary's (51)
- Ponderosa (50)
- Central Catholic (47)
- Del Campo (45)