Saint Francis is the clear choice for No. 1 after winning the CCS Division 1 title and then completing a treble by capturing the NorCal Division 1 championship. In both finals, rival Mitty was the runner-up as the Lancers prevailed by 1-0 scores in both cases.

Mitty had an excellent postseason, losing to Saint Francis in the final of both the CCS Division 1 and NorCal Division 1 playoffs.

SI moves to No. 3 in the final rankings after a 1-0 win at Leigh in the first round of the CCS Division 1 playoffs The Wildcats also advanced to the semis of the NorCal Division 2 playoffs with a 1-0 win over Roseville.

Leigh's season ended in a 1-0 loss to St. Ignatius in the first round of the CCS Division 1 playoffs.

Leland edged Los Gatos 3-2 to reach the CCS Division 1 semifinals, where the Chargers lost 4-1 to Saint Francis. Leland's season ended in a 2-1 loss to Marin Academy in the NorCal Division 2 first round.

Los Gatos' season ended in a 3-2 loss to Leland in the first round of the CCS Division 1 playoffs.

Pioneer's season ended in a 2-1 loss to eventual champ Saint Francis in the first round of the CCS Division 1 playoffs.

Homestead had an excellent postseason, capturing the CCS Division 2 title with shutout wins over Aptos, Branham and Salinas. The Mustangs fell 1-0 at Granite Bay in the NorCal Division 2 playoffs.

Salinas reached the CCS Division 2 final with wins over Crystal Springs Uplands and Sacred Heart Cathedral. The Cowboys lost 1-0 to Homestead in the final.

Sacred Heart Cathedral defeated Aragon 2-1 in the first round of the CCS Division 2 playoffs before losing in the semis 1-0 to Salinas.

Aptos' season ended in a 2-0 loss to Homestead in the first round of the CCS Division 2 playoffs.

Branham got past Valley Christian in penalties before losing 1-0 to Homestead in the CCS Division 2 semifinals.

Valley Christian's season ended in a penalty-kick shootout to Branham in the first round of the CCS Division 2 playoffs.

Woodside's season ended in a 4-0 loss to Mitty in the first round of the CCS Division 1 playoffs.

The Gryphons' season ended in a 6-0 loss to Salinas in the first round of the CCS Division 2 playoffs.

After getting past Carlmont in penalty kicks, Menlo defeated Menlo-Atherton and Mountain View by identical 2-1 scores to capture the CCS Division 3 title. Menlo reached the NorCal Division 3 semis with a win over Sonoma Academy before losing on penalties to eventual champ Maria Carrillo.

Menlo-Atherton beat Pajaro Valley 3-0 and then lost 2-1 to Menlo in the CCS Division 3 semifinals.

Aragon's season ended in a 2-1 loss to Sacred Heart Cathedral in the first round of the CCS Division 2 playoffs.

Mountain View edged Evergreen Valley and league rival Palo Alto before losing in the CCS Division 3 title game against Menlo.

Palo Alto defeated Soledad in the first round of the CCS Division 3 playoffs before losing to league rival Mountain View in the semifinals.

Sacred Heart Prep rolled through the CCS Division 5 playoffs winning its games by an aggregate score of 21-0. Then the Gators won the NorCal Division 4 title with victories over Sonoma Valley, Soquel and Fresno Christian.

Soquel got past Christopher on penalty kicks to win the CCS Division 4 title. The Knights advanced to the NorCal Division 4 semifinals with a 4-1 win over San Rafael where they lost to CCS rival Sacred Heart Prep 3-0.

Fremont reached the CCS Division 4 semis with a 2-1 win over San Mateo. The Firebirds then lost to eventual champ Soquel 3-1.

Soledad's season ended in a 2-1 loss to Palo Alto in the CCS Division 3 playoffs.

Santa Clara did not qualify for the CCS playoffs.