The Chancellors will play as the home team and occupy the third base dugout when they meet San Fernando for the Los Angeles City Section Division I title Saturday at 2 p.m. at Dodger Stadium. General admission is $10, students with I.D. is $8 and children under 4 accompanied by an adult are free. Parking entrance is through Elysian Park/Sunset Boulevard gate. Parking is free.

 

TV: The game will be broadcast on KLCS on Sunday at noon, with veteran play-by-play announcer Randy Rosenbloom and L.A. Times columnist Eric Sondheimer behind the microphones.

 

ABOUT CHATSWORTH: The top-seeded Chancellors (24-5) are looking for their 10th City Section title, ninth under Coach Tom Meusborn, right, and seventh since 2001 … The 10 titles are a City Section record … Chatsworth made a record seven consecutive appearances in the championship game from 2003 to 2009 … The Chancellors are riding a 10-game winning streak in which they have outscored their opponents, 91-12 … They are aiming to reach at least 25 victories for 14 consecutive seasons … From 2000 to the present, the Chancellors have won 38 Division I playoff games, more than any other team ... Chatsworth is making its 17th appearance at Dodger Stadium since the City Section title games first were played at the venue in 1969, twice playing in the third-place game that is no longer contested ... Seniors Aaron Brown, Christian Lopez and Steven Karkenny are making their second appearance for Chatsworth in a City final. They were members of the 2009 championship team.

 

ABOUT SAN FERNANDO: The No. 6-seeded Tigers are 27-6 overall and finished in a tie with Granada Hills Kennedy for first place in the Valley Mission League with an 11-1 record.

 

THE PLAYOFF ROAD TO DODGER STADIUM: Chatsworth defeated Westchester, 15-0; Woodland Hills Taft, 5-2, and Lake Balboa Birmingham, 4-1. San  Fernando defeated Palisades, 11-5; Kennedy, 5-3, and El Camino Real,  2-1, in 10 innings.

 

 

SERIES VS. SAN FERNANDO: Since 1980, the Chancellors are 34-9 against the Tigers … The teams have not played each other this season ... The Chancellors  are 2-2 against the Tigers in the playoffs. Results: 1986, San Fernando, 10-4, second round; 1988, San Fernando, 5-2, semifinals; 2006, Chatsworth, 14-0, semifinals; 2009, Chatsworth, 10-3, first round.

 

COACH TOM MEUSBORN: In his 22nd season with the Chancellors … His record of 570-110-3 is the best ever in the state for a coach with 100 victories or more … Meusborn has won eight City titles, the most by a City Section coach … Meusborn’s record in the playoffs is 63-13.

 

CHATSWORTH’S ALL-TIME RESULTS IN PLAYOFFS (championship years in bold): 1963-68 — did not qualify; 1969 — Roosevelt W 10-0, Lincoln L 5-4; 1970-71 — dnq; 1972 — Carson W 10-3, Manual Arts W 7-3, Venice L 2-1; 1973 — dnq; 1974 — Carson L 6-4; 1975-78 — dnq; 1979 — Banning W 3-0, Crenshaw L 11-3; 1980 — dnq; 1981 — Huntington Park W 10-2, Grant W 6-3, Banning L 5-1, Sylmar L 1-0 (third-place game); 1982 — Fremont W 4-1, Franklin W 13-0, Palisades L 9-7, Banning W 5-3 (third-place game); 1983 — Fairfax W 9-0, San Pedro W 7-0, Granada Hills W 7-2, Sylmar W 8-7 (final); 1984 — San Pedro W 19-5, Banning L 3-0; 1985 — Gardena W 4-3, North Hollywood W 4-1, Kennedy L 4-2; 1986 — Sylmar W 8-5, San Fernando L 10-4; 1987 — North Hollywood W 16-5, Kennedy W 5-1, Poly L 6-4; 1988 — Gardena W 28-5, Sylmar W 7-3, San Fernando L 5-2; 1989 — Gardena W 9-1, Grant W 11-6, Palisades L 9-8; 1990 — Carson W 6-1, Palisades W 11-0, Taft W 6-1, El Camino Real W 3-2 (final); 1991 — Carson W 11-0, Poly L 17-1; 1992 — Sylmar W 4-2, Venice W 7-4, Poly L 3-2; 1993 — Venice W 10-0, Sylmar W 4-1, Taft W 17-1, El Camino Real L 7-6 (final); 1994 — Grant W 3-0, Birmingham W 11-10, Taft W 5-0, El Camino Real L 7-6 (9) (final); 1995 — San Pedro W 4-1, Banning L 6-3; 1996 — University W 6-5, Carson W 6-4, Poly L 6-4; 1997 — Reseda W 16-9, Cleveland W 9-5, El Camino Real L 9-6; 1998 — Van Nuys W 8-0, Monroe W 9-7, Kennedy W 5-2, El Camino Real L 5-2 (final); 1999 — San Pedro W 13-1, Roosevelt W 5-4, South Gate W 12-2, Poly W 17-7 (final); 2000 — Grant W 4-2, Kennedy L 11-4; 2001 — University W 4-0, Narbonne W 2-1, Banning W 4-0, Roosevelt W 2-1 (final); 2002 — Kennedy W 2-1, El Camino Real W 13-6, Cleveland L 4-0; 2003 — Fremont W 12-0, Kennedy W 2-0, Banning W 4-3, Carson W 3-0 (final); 2004 — Narbonne W 7-3, Sylmar W 6-4, Kennedy W 10-7, San Pedro W 7-1 (final); 2005 — Fremont W 11-0, Palisades W 5-4, South Gate W 15-5, El Camino Real L 5-1 (final); 2006 — Verdugo Hills W 7-0, Banning W 11-1, San Fernando W 14-0, Kennedy L 4-2 (final); 2007 — Garfield W 13-1, El Camino Real W 8-1, Palisades W 11-1, Cleveland W 2-1 (final); 2008 — Poly W 1-0, Palisades W 10-2, Kennedy W 4-2, Narbonne W 7-2 (final); 2009 — San Fernando W 10-3, Bell W 14-1, El Camino Real W 8-5, Cleveland W 9-0 (final); 2010 — Narbonne W 9-0, Taft W 8-6, San Pedro L 8-5; 2011 — Westchester W 15-0, Taft W 5-2, Birmingham W 4-1.