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FRIDAY’S RESULTS

City Section

Hollywood 20, Fairfax 6

Los Angeles Wilson 44, Grant 0

South East 18, Maywood CES 2

Southern Section

Antelope Valley 6, Golden Valley 0

Compton Early College 18, Whitney 12

Sage Hill 13, Villa Park 0

Santa Monica 12, North Torrance 6

West Ranch 20, Harvard-Westlake 6

SATURDAY’S RESULTS

City Section

Carson 40, Garfield 0

Franklin 26, Wilmington Banning 20

Narbonne 24, Arleta 0

San Pedro 25, L.A. Marshall 0

Southern Section

Ayala 12, Great Oak 0

Beaumont 27, Corona Santiago 13

Bonita 59, Saddleback 0

Bonita 40, West Covina 0

Chaparral 18, Corona Centennial 12

Crean Lutheran 13, Rosary 0

Desert Hot Springs 35, Nogales 30

Glendora 52, Sierra Vista 6

Great Oak 32, Elsinore 7

La Quinta 25, Redlands 15

Long Beach Wilson 2, Sacred Heart of Jesus 0

Murrieta Mesa 13, Patriot 12

Norco 7, Vista Murrieta 6

Norco 24, Riverside King 6

Riverside King 28, Vista Murrieta 14

Riverside Poly 24, Citrus Valley 7

Riverside Poly 24, San Gorgonio 6

Sage Hill 27, Sunny Hills 0

San Gorgonio 20, Citrus Valley 19

St. Bonaventure 27, Del Sol 0

St. Margaret’s 14, Irvine University 13

Vista Murrieta 18, Murrieta Mesa 12

West Covina 38, Saddleback 0

Intersectional

Bellflower 19, Garfield 0

Carson 33, Bellflower 0

Castaic 12, Panorama 6

Granada Hills Kennedy 12, Valencia 12

Inglewood 19, Los Angeles Marshall 12

Narbonne 7, Torrance

Palos Verdes 33, Franklin 12

Palos Verdes 30, Wilmington Banning 15

San Pedro 32, Inglewood 0

Torrance 18, Arleta 0

Katie Stith, the softball coach at JSerra High, can finally take a bow and become the most famous Stith in the family — at least for a couple weeks.

Imagine being the daughter of legendary club softball coach Mike Stith (OC Batbusters), then going into coaching. Katie did just that and has earned the spotlight after guiding JSerra to its first Southern Section Division 1 championship.

She has been selected The Times’ coach of the year for 2026.

It was her eighth season, and if you want to play in Division 1 in Southern California, you have to go through the gauntlet of powerhouses, from Norco to Orange Lutheran to Murrieta Mesa.

JSerra navigated a difficult regular-season schedule, then avoided upsets in the playoffs. The team finished 25-8 and had wins over Norco, La Mirada, Oaks Christian, Orange Lutheran and Garden Grove Pacifica — all prominent programs.

She was able to rely on pitcher Liliana Escobar and catcher Annabel Raftery in those pressure-packed moments from the first game to the last.