2nd best league in Sacramento?

[s2h17]

We all know SFL has the elite and the title of best league in Sac. But, who is the next best league?

Delta-
Consumnes Oaks
Davis
Elk Grove
Franklin
Jesuit
Pleasant Grove
Sheldon

CVC-
Antelope
Bella Vista
Inderkum
River Valley
Roseville
Woodcreek
Yuba City

CAL-
Capital Christian
Christian Brothers
Del Campo
El Camino
Rio Americano
Sacramento
Vista Del Lago

 

[championcif75]

We all know SFL has the elite and the title of best league in Sac. But, who is the next best league?

Delta-
Consumnes Oaks
Davis
Elk Grove
Franklin
Jesuit
Pleasant Grove
Sheldon

CVC-
Antelope
Bella Vista
Inderkum
River Valley
Roseville
Woodcreek
Yuba City

CAL-
Capital Christian
Christian Brothers
Del Campo
El Camino
Rio Americano
Sacramento
Vista Del Lago

CVC looks pretty tough with Antelope,Indy,River Valley and Yuba City.

 

[rocknrolus 12]

Not from Sac area but the #2 league in section year in and year out VOL with approximately 31 section championships. Of course Central Catholic has 19 so that puts a thumb on the scale. But only 6 state Bowl championships. Once again CC with 4 of those.

 

[cashisking18]

I'm going to say Delta with CVC not close behind.

 

[John Mellencamp]

At the beginning of the year I would have said the CAL, but outside of Cap Christian all the other teams seem to be down from last year. CVC looks to be pretty tough. Antelope, Indy and River Valley have some good wins. Delta teams also seem a little down, but it should be pretty competitive within the league.

 

[cashisking18]

Sacramento is so unique. Most major metro areas are dominated by privates. Sacramento is one of the few metro areas that is completely dominated by public schools. It's crazy to think about!

 

[s2h17]

Sacramento is so unique. Most major metro areas are dominated by privates. Sacramento is one of the few metro areas that is completely dominated by public schools. It's crazy to think about!

Lets keep it that way!

 

[Kickingtee18]

What would a near-comparable 2nd league look like?

Sheldon
Capital Christian
Del Campo
Elk Grove
Jesuit
Antelope

??

 

[s2h17]

Sheldon
Monterrey Trail
Elk Grove
Jesuit
Inderkum
Antelope
River Valley
Yuba City
Del Campo

Logistic play a big role, which eliminates Elk grove schools playing Yuba schools. But instead of RV and YC, Del Campo would make a comparable league.

 

[ncscalfootball]

CVC looks pretty tough with Antelope,Indy,River Valley and Yuba City.

Agreed!

 

[RidgeRider]

CVC for me.

 

[Streak One]

It is the Delta or CVC or me. I lean toward the Delta still, but they have had a rough preseason. If they would have been kept there, Monterey Trail would have won the Delta IMO

 

[cashisking18]

It is the Delta or CVC or me. I lean toward the Delta still, but they have had a rough preseason. If they would have been kept there, Monterey Trail would have won the Delta IMO

I initially thought Delta, based on the last 5 years or so, but it could easily be CVC this year.

 

[Renegade4Life]

always has been delta, they been down a lot tho, thinkin cvc could take em head to head now

 

[observer22]

Calpreps has all the leagues in CA ranked at the link below. The top 4 in NorCal are 5) EBAL Mountain (DLS), 6) SFL (Folsom), 10) BVAL (Pitt), and the WCAL at #16. Delta at #24 is the 2nd highest Sac area league.

http://calpreps.com/2018/ratings/California_leagues.htm

 

[mrbig864]

Sacramento is so unique. Most major metro areas are dominated by privates. Sacramento is one of the few metro areas that is completely dominated by public schools. It's crazy to think about!

Well it really depends on the specifics you are discussing here. Clearly, Sacramento doesn’t have a dominant private school when it comes to football. Overall, in considering ALL SPORTS, Jesuit/St Francis do dominate. You’d be hard pressed to find a sport on campus that they aren’t among the top teams in the area. Jesuit/St. Francis (boys/girls) have combined for 212 section championships. Davis High School is the public with the most titles (144).

https://d2o2figo6ddd0g.cloudfront.net/l/0/5igdn38xrfldth/championsbyschool.pdf