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10 schools · Girls and Boys varsity · 2026–27

League standings 2026–27 · Girls

SchoolLeagueOverall
Stevenson6-015-9
Monterey5-114-6
Santa Catalina5-210-11
Pacific Grove2-36-14
Salinas2-55-15
Hollister1-56-16
Carmel0-50-10
Notre Dame——
Standings as published by MaxPreps, fetched Nov 1, 2026

Rows are in MaxPreps’ own order. League counts league games only; Overall counts every game. A dash means no game played yet.

League standings 2026–27 · Boys

SchoolLeagueOverall
Stevenson7-020-5
Carmel5-118-8
Pacific Grove5-213-12
Hollister4-48-11
Monterey3-3-15-7-1
Salinas1-5-12-12-1
Palma1-62-11
York0-10-1
Standings as published by MaxPreps, fetched Nov 1, 2026

Rows are in MaxPreps’ own order. League counts league games only; Overall counts every game. A dash means no game played yet.

Schools

10 schools in the 2026–27 tables, A to Z.

Records are MaxPreps’ published wins and losses, not yet checked against CIF. How the data works

Last season (2025–26)

Standings · Boys

TeamOvrRatingStr
Stevenson14-1412.7412.1
Carmel13-1412.1412.3
Pacific Grove17-86.060.8
Palma8-52.10-1.2
Salinas5-9-5.21-1.2
Monterey1-14-11.453.4
Hollister0-7——
York——
Ovr
overall record, wins–losses (–ties)
Rating
MaxPreps’ computer power score; higher is stronger
Str
the strength of the schedule they faced

8 of 10 Pacific Coast schools field a boys varsity team, shown in the NorCal table’s own rating order. The record is each school’s overall record. The source data publishes no league-play table, so nothing here claims to be a league finish.

Standings · Girls

TeamOvrRatingStr
Stevenson20-1019.2512.8
Monterey14-612.865.7
Santa Catalina14-137.847.3
Pacific Grove7-9-0.062.8
Hollister5-11-3.493.2
Salinas8-12-5.43-0.1
Carmel2-18-12.471.1
Notre Dame——
Ovr
overall record, wins–losses (–ties)
Rating
MaxPreps’ computer power score; higher is stronger
Str
the strength of the schedule they faced

8 of 10 Pacific Coast schools field a girls varsity team, shown in the NorCal table’s own rating order. The record is each school’s overall record. The source data publishes no league-play table, so nothing here claims to be a league finish.

League games

  • Nov 8Carmel at Stevenson9–15
  • Nov 1Santa Catalina at Stevenson14–24
  • Nov 1Carmel at StevensonOT14–13
  • Oct 30Stevenson at Pacific Grove23–9
  • Oct 30Hollister at Stevenson4–22
  • Oct 30Carmel at Palma26–8
  • Oct 30Santa Catalina at Monterey14–13
  • Oct 28Salinas at Palma11–17
  • Oct 28Salinas at Santa Catalina2–14
  • Oct 28Monterey at Pacific Grove9–15
  • Oct 27Salinas at Carmel10–6
  • Oct 27Salinas at Carmel1–30
  • Oct 23Stevenson at Santa Catalina18–8
  • Oct 22Pacific Grove at Stevenson3–20
  • Oct 22Monterey at Palma7–11
  • Oct 22Pacific Grove at Stevenson3–22
  • Oct 21Carmel at Monterey5–23
  • Oct 21Carmel at Monterey22–5
  • Oct 21Santa Catalina at Salinas14–3
  • Oct 16Hollister at Salinas4–8
  • Oct 15Monterey at Pacific Grove19–3
  • Oct 15Monterey at Pacific Grove7–14
  • Oct 14Palma at SalinasOT15–13
  • Oct 11Carmel at Stevenson5–14
  • Oct 8Carmel at Hollister5–9
  • Oct 8Carmel at Hollister31–7
  • Oct 7Palma at Pacific Grove9–19
  • Oct 7Stevenson at Santa Catalina17–5
  • Oct 1Pacific Grove at Santa Catalina8–18
  • Sep 30Palma at Carmel6–25

The 30 most recent of 60 games with a Pacific Coast school on both sides, boys and girls together. A member’s games against outside schools are on its own page, not here.

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