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Team<\/span> <\/span><\/span>Record<\/span> <\/span><\/span>PF<\/span> <\/span><\/span>PA Millikan <\/span>6-0 <\/span>58 <\/span>0<\/p>\n Poly <\/span>4-2 <\/span>28 <\/span>9<\/p>\n Lakewood <\/span>4-2 <\/span>54 <\/span>10<\/p>\n Wilson <\/span>3-3 <\/span>36 <\/span>18<\/p>\n Jordan <\/span> <\/span>3-3 <\/span>28 <\/span>55<\/p>\n Cabrillo <\/span>1-5 <\/span>19 <\/span>38<\/p>\n Compton <\/span>0-6 <\/span>5 <\/span>92<\/p>\n If anyone told you they predicted the standings would be Millikan\/Poly\/Lakewood\/Wilson\/Jordan after seven games, you tell them they’re full of it. <\/span>There’s a lot of baseball left to be played, but it’s been a wild ride through the first half, with Millikan setting a city record by not allowing any runs, Lakewood having a +44 run differential but only a 66% win record, and the defense-intensive Jackrabbits hanging tough, beating both Lakewood and Wilson. <\/span>Watch out for the revitalized Bruins in the second half, as well as those Panthers who are right there in a tie for the final playoff spot.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n
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