About

Data from MaxPreps (opens in a new tab) and High School on SI (si.com) (opens in a new tab); scores cross-checked against cifsshome.org (opens in a new tab). League alignment and rules from SCVAL (opens in a new tab) and BVAL (opens in a new tab).

Covers the CIF Central Coast Section (SCVAL, BVAL). Other teams appear only as opponents.

The latest update covers all 41 teams and 708 games (244 of them league games): 706 final scores, 1 not yet reported.

Each league’s standings are computed from individual game results by that league’s own rules, then compared field by field against MaxPreps’ own published table (see the cross-check log). A team with no reported results is never shown as a fabricated 0-0 record. Every league orders its tables on the league record, the share of league games won, so a team that has played fewer games is not behind for it; teams level on that record are separated by the league’s own tiebreaks below.

Every board is under Leaders.

One rule governs every score on this site: a game that has not been decided never shows as 0–0. A real final score of 0 prints as 0; a game with nothing reported yet says “No score” and shows no figures. The two are never confused.

• A completed game says Final beside the score; an overtime win adds an OT tag.
• A game cannot end level. One that MaxPreps lists as level and marks as won is counted as the marked team’s win; it shows the score as MaxPreps has it.
• No source is always right, so a score is checked against the others this site reads: si.com, cifsshome.org and each team’s own box score. Where two of them agree on a score that is not MaxPreps’ and nothing supports MaxPreps’, their score is shown, and the game’s page says what each source has. Where one source differs and nothing settles it, MaxPreps’ score stands and the page says so.
• A forfeit counts in win-loss but not in sets for/against/differential — marked with a dagger everywhere a total would otherwise be misleading.
• A game with no score posted yet says No score, never a blank or a zero.
• A postponed game says Postponed; a game with no start time yet says “TBD”.
• A non-league game is marked “Non-league”; it counts in a team’s overall record and nowhere in the league standings.
• A score published from si.com carries a † and the words “Score via si.com” with the game.

MaxPreps is our primary source. We publish a score from High School on SI (si.com) only when one of these holds, and only when si.com has the game as final with both teams matched by si.com’s own team ids (never by name), on the official date or a day either side of it:

• MaxPreps has no contest at all for a game on the league’s official schedule;
• MaxPreps lists the game, its date has passed, and it has no score;
• MaxPreps’ row is clearly wrong in a way we can check mechanically: its own win/loss flags contradict its score or the official schedule shows the game was not played on MaxPreps’ date.

Any other disagreement keeps MaxPreps’ score and is listed in the cross-check log. A score taken from si.com counts in the standings like any other final score. si.com never decides league membership, league records or the standings order.

Each team page and each day’s scores also list the school’s junior varsity games, in a section of their own. They come from MaxPreps’ JV schedules (the same feed as varsity, for the JV season), read with the rest of the update: today 455 games for 41 of the 41 schools, 392 with a score. A school with no JV games on MaxPreps may not field a JV team, or may not have entered its schedule.

JV games are kept apart from varsity: no varsity standings table, record, leader board, rating or postseason picture on this site reads them. They have tables of their own, on the JV page, which also lists each league’s latest JV results, its next JV games and every school’s JV team, and links each league’s whole JV season by date. MaxPreps’ JV league flags are unreliable and no league publishes a JV schedule or JV standings during the season, but every league plays its JV games alongside its varsity fixtures, so a JV game counts for a JV table when its varsity counterpart (the same two schools within three days) counts for that division’s varsity table, or when it matches a fixture on the league’s official schedule that no varsity contest matched. A JV game between two schools of one division with no varsity counterpart is not counted and is named under its table (today 0 games).

Where a league’s own schedule sets the JV games too, this site lists them from it. SCVAL’s schedules give every league fixture’s JV starting time (5:30 before a 7:00 varsity game; 3:00 or 4:30 on a quad day, when four games are played at one site) and put the last JV round on the Monday before the last varsity night, and its by-laws make the JV round a double round robin like the varsity one. So each of the 244 league fixtures has a JV game here: MaxPreps’ own row where a coach has entered it (230 today), and otherwise a game listed from the schedule, noted “League schedule”, with the schedule’s date, time and host and no score (14 games today). Such a game is replaced by MaxPreps’ row, and its score, as soon as MaxPreps lists it.

A JV table is ordered as the league’s varsity tables are, on the league record; no league publishes a JV tiebreak, so teams level on it share a place. Coaches enter far fewer JV scores than varsity ones, so a table ranks its teams only once 60% of its division’s JV league games played so far have a score; today that is De Anza JV, El Camino JV, Mt. Hamilton JV and West Valley JV. The others say how many of their games have a score, and list their teams unranked until a game is played.

Pages do not load live data. Instead, an automatic update re-reads MaxPreps (and, most times, si.com, the league documents and the CCS calendar) and republishes the whole site, roughly twice a day during the season — once in the late evening (about 10 PM) and once in the early morning (about 7 AM), Pacific time — between August and November. A game that finishes at 7 PM Thursday appears that night if its score is entered by about 10 PM, otherwise Friday morning.

Live scores are not collected. A game MaxPreps marks as in progress is shown as scheduled, with no score and no “live” label, because a page published hours earlier cannot know whether the game is still being played.

The data on this page was last updated Fri Nov 13, 8:59 PM PT. If a page anywhere on the site shows a “last updated” stamp more than 36 hours old, that is this site telling you its own update may be failing — not a claim that nothing happened in the leagues since then. Per-league detail is under data health.

Most recent run, by source

68 sources ok, 0 stale, 0 failed, 0 skipped (season-gated or optional steps, by design).

No source failed outright in the most recent run.

Automatic CCS berths: SCVAL 4, BVAL 6 (SCVAL Volleyball By-Laws Article V §1-§2 (De Anza’s top three and the El Camino champion) and BVAL Girls Volleyball By-Laws §3.5 (Mt. Hamilton’s top three, the Santa Teresa and Almaden Valley champions and the play-in winner); the CCS’s own allocation of the field is in its Volleyball Bylaws, not transcribed here; SCVAL Volleyball By-Laws Article V §3 (a team at .500 or better in league or out of league may apply for an at-large berth)). Each league’s own route to its automatic berths is under its rules above; the live, team-by-team picture is on the CCS playoffs page.

CCS key dates

• Entries due & seeding meeting: Oct 29, 2026, 12:01 AM PT / 11:00 AM PT
• First round: Oct 31, 2026
• Quarterfinals: Nov 3, 2026
• Semifinals: Nov 4, 2026 to Nov 5, 2026
• Final: Nov 7, 2026
• Committee evaluation: Dec 1, 2026, 4:00 PM PT

Divisions 1-5 play a first round on Sat Oct 31, quarterfinals on Tue Nov 3 and semifinals on Thu Nov 5. The Open Division plays its quarterfinals on Sat Oct 31 and its semifinals on Wed Nov 4. Every final is on Sat Nov 7 (the CCS 2026-27 Playoff Calendar).

The CCS office's own calendar shows at least one difference from the dates above — check it directly. CCS calendar (opens in a new tab). Official bracket: view it (opens in a new tab).

This site stores exactly four things, all only in your browser: a theme choice, a pinned team, the league you chose to see on the home page, and the region you chose (Northern or Southern California; this volleyball site covers Northern California only). None of it is ever sent anywhere — there are no accounts, no analytics, no tracking cookies and no requests to other sites from any page. School colors come from MaxPreps’ data, never an image copied from another site, and the fonts ship with the site.

Accessibility is a floor, not an aspiration: every win/loss is a letter and a written word, never color alone; every score and result has a full sentence for screen readers; the site’s own text and background colors meet the WCAG AA contrast standard, and a change to them that would fall below it is caught before it is published. Team badges are the exception: they use school colors from MaxPreps, with the letters in whichever of black or white stands out more, and are not part of that check.

Spot a wrong score, a missing game, a misspelled name or a record that does not add up? Post it in the Data errors thread on our forum (opens in a new tab). Say which page it is on, what it shows and what it should be, and, if you can, link where you saw the right number. This is an independent hobby project with no staffed inbox, so that thread is the place to send a correction.

Before posting, it is worth comparing against the primary source — every team, standings table and game on this site links back to its MaxPreps page, and the league documents above link straight to each league’s own files. Most scores here come from MaxPreps, so if MaxPreps has it wrong too, the school can correct it there and the next update picks it up. If a number here disagrees with one of those sources, check the cross-check log first: a real disagreement between sources is published, not hidden.

This is an unofficial site, not affiliated with SCVAL, BVAL, CIF-CCS, MaxPreps or SI. Records are computed from published game results and may differ from official standings.

In full, that is the Santa Clara Valley Athletic League (SCVAL) and the Blossom Valley Athletic League (BVAL), the CIF Central Coast Section (CCS), MaxPreps and Sports Illustrated; none of them endorses or operates this site. All team names, colors and marks belong to their respective schools. We cross-check the records here and publish every disagreement we find, but each league’s own standings are always the source of truth for anything that matters competitively, such as playoff seeding.