CCS All-Time by School shows each school organized by its current league, along with the top 7 runners, their times, the year in which their time was achieved, their places in that race, and their overall places in the combined 
all-time "race." Each school's overall score and place are listed on the line where the school's name appears, and its team time is listed below the 7th runner. 
CCS All-Time by League & Division shows team scores and top ten individuals for each league (I didn't divide it further by divisions such as El Camino and DeAnza in the SCVAL); and team scores and top 20 individuals for each 
enrollment division. Those are organized based on the current year's division (so even if you ran a time in a Division IV race, if your team is now in Division V, you're listed in Division V). 
A summary of the rules I used: 
- The top 7 runners for each school make that school's team. If a runner transferred from one school to another, and their best times for each school make that school's top 7, they're listed for both schools (Kimik Anderson is #1 
for Mt. Pleasant and #6 for Santa Teresa, for example). Only a runner's best time is listed, so there are 7 different runners for each school that has that many. 
- All times are rounded to full seconds, since that's all that's available from earlier years. Since the custom with hand timing was to round everything up, I've done the same with electronic times. As a result, even 16:15.01 is 
recorded as 16:16. 
- Ties among runners are broken in the following order: place in the race you ran, time behind the winner of your race (or time ahead of 2nd if breaking a tie among two 1st place runners), time behind the 2nd placer, 3rd placer, 
etc. until the tie is broken. 
Let me know if there's anything I can do to make things easier, should you decide this is worthy of the website. It's OK to give this e-mail address if people want to send me corrections, questions, etc. I hope people enjoy seeing it! 
Peter Jensen