Sun Valley Poly, North Hollywood and Chavez are moving to the Valley Mission League, with Panorama, Reseda and Monroe moving to the East Valley League.
There’s a trade taking place in City Section sports. Sun Valley Poly, North Hollywood and San Fernando Chavez will leave the East Valley League this fall and move to the Valley Mission League for all sports. They will exchange places with three teams moving from the Valley Mission to the East Valley — Panorama, North Hills Monroe and Reseda.
At Tuesday’s City Section executive committee meeting, it was revealed that Pasadena City College is the likely site for the City Section Open Division semifinals and finals in boys’ and girls’ basketball on Feb. 18 and Feb. 25, pending approval of an insurance requirement. It’s totally ridiculous that Roybal, with the largest gym in LAUSD, can’t be used to host City basketball finals. The gym was built for 3,000 so top LAUSD events could be held there. Down to Kennedy, Hamilton or Birmingham. Embarrassment.• The executive committee voted to recommend approving girls’ flag football as a new sport for this fall. The board of managers is expected to give approval at its meeting, and then it will be up to the CIF State Federated Council for final approval Feb. 2.
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