Canyon Crest Wins Girls Tennis Open Division Title
The top-seeded Canyon Crest team beat No. 2 Westview 11-7 in a championship match moved to Torrey Pines High School after rain.
Updated on Nov. 4, 2026 in Tennis
Canyon Crest High School defeated Westview High School 11-7 to win the CIF-San Diego Section Open Division girls tennis championship. The match was postponed three days after rain fell at the Barnes Tennis Center and was played Tuesday afternoon at Torrey Pines High School.
Why it matters
The win is Canyon Crest's third straight Open Division title and its seventh in the last eight events, extending the program's run of dominance in San Diego section girls tennis. The rain-related move to a different venue also shows how weather can reshape a high school postseason schedule.
The championship was decided 11-7, with Canyon Crest clinching the 10th point on Meera Pant and Elena Zhu's 6-1 doubles win. Westview's Victoria Wang won all three of her singles matches, including a 6-3 win over Annabelle Halabo and a 6-1 win over Kylie Halabo.
The players
Canyon Crest High School
A public high school in the Torrey Pines area of San Diego that has built a strong girls tennis program in the CIF-San Diego Section.
Westview High School
A public high school in San Diego that reached the Open Division championship as the No. 2 seed.
The details
Rain fell Friday at the Barnes Tennis Center, forcing the championship to be postponed. The match was moved to Torrey Pines High School on Tuesday afternoon, where the six doubles and singles matches decided the team winner.
Timeline
Friday: rain fell at the Barnes Tennis Center, postponing the championship.
Tuesday afternoon: the championship was played at Torrey Pines High School and Canyon Crest won 11-7.
Season Trajectory
Canyon Crest's third straight Open Division title and seventh in the last eight events extends its run of dominance in the CIF-San Diego Section. The rain-related delay and move to Torrey Pines High School show how weather can reshape a high school postseason schedule.
The result sets Canyon Crest as the defending Open Division champion for the upcoming season. Fans tracking San Diego section tennis will want to watch how the program's streak of titles continues.
The takeaway
A rain delay can move a championship to a new venue without changing the result, and Canyon Crest's back-to-back title runs show how sustained program strength matters in high school tennis.
Further reading
For more on San Diego high school sports, see Tennis coverage.
Source note: This article includes information reported by San Diego Union-Tribune.
