bay Area Baseball Rankings
By Chris Jackson Monday May 25, 2015
1. College Park (22-4)
Joe DeMers tossed a one-hitter and also had two RBI's in a 3-0 victory over Clayton Valley, securing the DVAL title. Berkeley awaits in the first round of the NCS playoffs.
2. St. Francis-Mountain View (27-5)
Shutouts of Leigh (5-0) and Wilcox (2-0) have given it a spot against Soquel in the CCS semifinals.
3. Monte Vista (16-8)
The Mustangs won seven of their last eight games en route to a share of the East Bay Athletic League title. As the three seed, they host James Logan in the first round of NCS on Wednesday.
4. De La Salle (16-8)
Victories over San Ramon Valley and Cal helped it earn a share of the EBAL title for the second consecutive season. It earned the one seed in the NCS Division 1 playoffs, hosting Castro Valley on Tuesday.
5. Los Gatos (29-5)
Outscoring Santa Cruz and Branham 13-1, Los Gatos is on its way to the CCS semifinals.
6. Mitty (20-11)
Season complete
7. Valley Christian-San Jose (22-8)
Season complete
8. Serra (18-10)
Season complete
9. Redwood (22-3)
Redwood finished as the top team in the Marin County Athletic League and earned the one seed in the NCS Division 2 bracket, hosting Northgate on Tuesday.
10. Heritage (20-4)
A 9-1 win against Freedom helped the Patriots finish undefeated in BVAL play and get the six seed in the NCS Division 1 playoffs. They will face Clayton Valley Charter on Wednesday.
11. Cardinal Newman (21-5)
With a 2-0 victory over Casa Grande, the Cardinals were crowned the North Bay League champions and are the two seed in the NCS Division 2 playoffs.
12. Casa Grande (20-6)
The 15 game win streak came to an end with a 2-0 loss to Cardinal Newman. It is the four seed in the NCS Division 2 bracket and will host Campolindo on Tuesday.
13. San Ramon Valley (15-9)
The Wolves have dropped six of eight, but still managed to earn the five seed in NCS with an impressive resume. Cal signee Joey Matulovich enters with an 8-1 record and 92 strikeouts. Freedom is its opening matchup on Tuesday.
14. Soquel (24-6)
Soquel is the surprise team in CCS, defeating Valley Christian-San Jose and San Benito en route to the semifinals.
15. Maria Carrillo (18-7)
As the five seed in Division 2 of NCS, Pinole Valley awaits in the first round.
16. San Benito (22-8)
Season complete
17. Bellarmine (17-11)
Season complete
18. Vintage (23-7)
Season complete
19. Marin Catholic (18-7)
Brandon Buckley tossed all nine innings to defeat Drake, 2-1, in an extra inning affair to close out the regular season. It is the three seed in the NCS Division 2 playoffs and will host Dublin.
20. Livermore (14-10)
Ryan Ruley's walkoff stolen base at home propelled the Cowboys to a 4-3 victory over rival Granada on Thursday, helping them finish 7-7 in the mighty EBAL. They are the 10 seed in the NCS Division 2 playoffs and will travel to Kennedy-Fremont on Tuesday.
21. Amador Valley (15-9)
Before falling to rival Foothill for the first time since 2013, the Dons reeled off a huge 7-4 victory over Monte Vista. They are the four seed in the NCS Division 1 playoffs and will face San Leandro on Wednesday.
22. California (13-11)
The Grizzlies dropped their final two contests of the regular season to finish at 6-8 in EBAL. They host nine seed Foothill in the first round of NCS on Tuesday.
23. Kennedy-Fremont (22-2)
Despite falling to James Logan and ending the 16 game win streak, Kennedy hosts Livermore in the first round of NCS on Tuesday.
24. Alameda (19-7)
A nine inning victory over Bishop O'Dowd gave it the WACC championship and the six seed in the NCS Division 2 bracket.
25. Wilcox (22-12)
Season complete
Joe DeMers tossed a one-hitter and also had two RBI's in a 3-0 victory over Clayton Valley, securing the DVAL title. Berkeley awaits in the first round of the NCS playoffs.
2. St. Francis-Mountain View (27-5)
Shutouts of Leigh (5-0) and Wilcox (2-0) have given it a spot against Soquel in the CCS semifinals.
3. Monte Vista (16-8)
The Mustangs won seven of their last eight games en route to a share of the East Bay Athletic League title. As the three seed, they host James Logan in the first round of NCS on Wednesday.
4. De La Salle (16-8)
Victories over San Ramon Valley and Cal helped it earn a share of the EBAL title for the second consecutive season. It earned the one seed in the NCS Division 1 playoffs, hosting Castro Valley on Tuesday.
5. Los Gatos (29-5)
Outscoring Santa Cruz and Branham 13-1, Los Gatos is on its way to the CCS semifinals.
6. Mitty (20-11)
Season complete
7. Valley Christian-San Jose (22-8)
Season complete
8. Serra (18-10)
Season complete
9. Redwood (22-3)
Redwood finished as the top team in the Marin County Athletic League and earned the one seed in the NCS Division 2 bracket, hosting Northgate on Tuesday.
10. Heritage (20-4)
A 9-1 win against Freedom helped the Patriots finish undefeated in BVAL play and get the six seed in the NCS Division 1 playoffs. They will face Clayton Valley Charter on Wednesday.
11. Cardinal Newman (21-5)
With a 2-0 victory over Casa Grande, the Cardinals were crowned the North Bay League champions and are the two seed in the NCS Division 2 playoffs.
12. Casa Grande (20-6)
The 15 game win streak came to an end with a 2-0 loss to Cardinal Newman. It is the four seed in the NCS Division 2 bracket and will host Campolindo on Tuesday.
13. San Ramon Valley (15-9)
The Wolves have dropped six of eight, but still managed to earn the five seed in NCS with an impressive resume. Cal signee Joey Matulovich enters with an 8-1 record and 92 strikeouts. Freedom is its opening matchup on Tuesday.
14. Soquel (24-6)
Soquel is the surprise team in CCS, defeating Valley Christian-San Jose and San Benito en route to the semifinals.
15. Maria Carrillo (18-7)
As the five seed in Division 2 of NCS, Pinole Valley awaits in the first round.
16. San Benito (22-8)
Season complete
17. Bellarmine (17-11)
Season complete
18. Vintage (23-7)
Season complete
19. Marin Catholic (18-7)
Brandon Buckley tossed all nine innings to defeat Drake, 2-1, in an extra inning affair to close out the regular season. It is the three seed in the NCS Division 2 playoffs and will host Dublin.
20. Livermore (14-10)
Ryan Ruley's walkoff stolen base at home propelled the Cowboys to a 4-3 victory over rival Granada on Thursday, helping them finish 7-7 in the mighty EBAL. They are the 10 seed in the NCS Division 2 playoffs and will travel to Kennedy-Fremont on Tuesday.
21. Amador Valley (15-9)
Before falling to rival Foothill for the first time since 2013, the Dons reeled off a huge 7-4 victory over Monte Vista. They are the four seed in the NCS Division 1 playoffs and will face San Leandro on Wednesday.
22. California (13-11)
The Grizzlies dropped their final two contests of the regular season to finish at 6-8 in EBAL. They host nine seed Foothill in the first round of NCS on Tuesday.
23. Kennedy-Fremont (22-2)
Despite falling to James Logan and ending the 16 game win streak, Kennedy hosts Livermore in the first round of NCS on Tuesday.
24. Alameda (19-7)
A nine inning victory over Bishop O'Dowd gave it the WACC championship and the six seed in the NCS Division 2 bracket.
25. Wilcox (22-12)
Season complete
