LOS ANGELES, Calif.—Two Los Angeles Unified School District high schools grabbed the top spots at the California Academic Decathlon Sunday, setting up a possible showdown between the L.A. schools at the national championship.

Granada Hills Charter High School finished with 56,165.5 points today in Sacramento, edging out El Camino Real Charter High School’s 55,669.5 points.

That put El Camino High just .88 percent behind of its cross-valley rivals at Granada Hills.

LOS ANGELES, Calif.—Teams of students from 17 Southland high schools will be in Sacramento today to compete in the annual California Academic Decathlon in hopes of winning a trip to the national competition.

Among the local teams competing will be two-time defending national champion Granada Hills High School, which won the Los Angeles Unified School District Academic Decathlon for the third consecutive year with 56,804.7 points out of a possible 65,400.