St. Ignatius’ Jayden Jew shot a 5-under 66 on Tuesday to capture the Central Coast Section boys golf championship at Laguna Seca Golf Ranch in Monterey.

Jew’s sizzling round helped St. Ignatius finish third in the team standings, which qualified the Wildcats for the CIF NorCal championships on May 27 at the Berkeley Country Club in El Cerrito.

Pebble Beach-based Stevenson took the top spot in the team competition with a score of 351, followed by runner-up Palo Alto (364). St. Ignatius shot 367.

The top three teams — plus the top four individuals not on a qualifying team — advanced to NorCals.

Among Bay Area golfers, Serra’s Kyler Heath (68, tied for second), Los Altos’ Jack Wang (70, tied for seventh) and Gunn’s Rithvik Jayaraman (70, tied for seventh) also advanced.

St. Ignatius’ Dylan Wickum shot a 70 to tie for seventh.

NCS DIVISION II CHAMPIONSHIP

The North Coast Section hosted its Division II championships on Monday at Foxtail Golf Club North in Rohnert Park, and while no East Bay schools finished among the top three teams, a group of individual golfers punched their tickets to the Division I championships next Monday, where they will have a chance to qualify for a spot in NorCals.

Will Chang of College Prep (69, first); Archer Eames of Miramonte (74); Chris Chang of College Prep (74), Carson Limpus of Berean Christian (74), David Navarro of El Cerrito (74), Aditya Das of Dublin (75), Cindy Yuan of Athenian (77), Austin Wang of Athenian (78) and Shamaak Goyal of Monte Vista (78) all finished among the top 18 players and earned berths in the Division I championship round.

The NCS Division I final is May 19 at Rancho Solano Golf Course in Fairfield.

Boys volleyball NCS SEMIFINALS

Division I

No. 1 Northgate 3, No. 5 De La Salle 0: Can anyone stop Northgate in the D-I bracket? No one’s had any luck thus far. The top seed Broncos have not dropped a set and haven’t been in serious jeopardy of doing so, except for one 25-23 set win over Liberty in the quarterfinals. They beat De La Salle 25-15, 25-20, 25-17 on Tuesday.

No. 3 Amador Valley 3, No. 15 Las Lomas 0: The Dons ended Las Lomas’ Cinderella run to the semis with a came to a 25-19, 25-17, 25-18 victory. Amador Valley has only dropped one set so far in the tournament and might have what it takes to give Northgate a good matchup. The final is today at Northgate.

Division II

No. 5 Redwood 3, No. 16 Irvington 2: Irvington’s charmed upset run in the D-II bracket met a hard-fought finish in the North Bay as Redwood advanced with a 25-14, 20-25, 25-16, 21-25, 15-9 victory. Redwood will visit second-seeded International-San Francisco in the final today. Redwood beat No. 14 American Canyon 0 25-22, 25-20, 25-20 in the semifinals.

Division III

No. 5 Albany 3, No. 1 Encinal 2: A thriller in Alameda came down to the final point. The visitors from Albany dropped the first set, rallied to go up 2-1, then dropped the fourth set in extra points. Didn’t matter. The Cougars rallied to win 18-25, 25-20, 25-17, 26-28, 15-13 and will host the D-III title game today.

No. 6 Washington-Fremont 3, No. 2 St. Joseph-Notre Dame 1: Washington took care of business in Alameda 22-25, 25-14, 25-20, 25-16 to earn a trip to the championship match. Despite dropping the opening set, the Huskies were firmly in control the rest of the way.

Division IV

No. 12 Benicia 3, No. 9 Quarry Lane 0: The only double-digit seed to make a championship game in the NCS, Benicia did so in style with a 25-23, 25-20, 25-22 win over Quarry Lane. After getting past No. 5 Windsor 3-2 in the opening round, the Panthers have not dropped a set since.

No. 2 Berean Christian 3, No. 6 Alhambra 2: Berean Christian, meanwhile, had to gut out a tough 6-25, 25-23, 25-21, 22-25, 15-10 win over a feisty Alhambra bunch. Berean Christian will now host Benicia tonight in Walnut Creek.

Baseball EBAL SEMIFINALS

No. 4 Granada 6, San Ramon Valley 0; No. 1 De La Salle 6, No. 6 Foothill 0: Two identical shutout wins in the East Bay Athletic League semifinals set the stage for a highly anticipated rematch between two of the Bay Area’s best teams.

De La Salle (22-3) has lost just three games all season, the second of which was a 6-2 defeat to Granada at home in Concord on March 13. The Spartans have not lost since dropping a 3-2 decision to Whitney-Rocklin on April 15 at the Boras Classic.

Granada (20-5) is the defending EBAL, NCS Division I and NorCal Division I champion, but the Matadors have not been nearly as dominant as in their 32-1 dream season last year. Still, the Mats are set up to make some more history, starting at 4 p.m. today in Livermore.

The two teams had a legendary postseason battle last season in the NCS title game, stretching across two days, two facilities, two counties and 14 innings. Granada ultimately won 1-0.

What will this one have in store? We’ll find out today at Granada.

WCAL QUARTERFINALS

Bellarmine 4, St. Francis 1: Apolo Lapiz pitched a complete game and Vincent Kim and Dash Knight each knocked in a run to lead fifth-seeded Bellarmine to a victory on the road over No. 4 seed St. Francis in the first round of the West Catholic Athletic League playoffs.

The Bells traveled to top-seeded Serra for a semifinal game on Wednesday.

Serra advanced with a 3-0 victory at home over No. 8 seed Archbishop Riordan as Kelley Crawford pitched a two-hitter with eight strikeouts and Tyler Harrison and Ian Josephson each had two hits and an RBI.

On the other side of the bracket, second-seeded Valley Christian edged No. 7 seed Sacred Heart Cathedral 2-1 behind Quinten Marsh and Rohan Kasanagottu, who combined for 14 strikeouts.

Valley played host to third-seeded St. Ignatius on Wednesday. The Wildcats opened the playoffs with a 9-1 rout of sixth-seeded Archbishop Mitty as SI scored five runs in the first and two in the second to take command.

Emmett Johnson had four hits, including three doubles, and Archer Horn had a home run among his three hits to lead SI.

— Bay Area News Group’s Darren Sabedra contributed to this report.