News Summary

In Los Angeles, St. John Bosco claimed the top spot in the 2025 Southland high school baseball rankings after a remarkable season. With a record of 30 wins and 4 losses, they demonstrate excellence by securing both the SS Division 1 and Regional Division I championships. Following them in the rankings are Corona and Santa Margarita, showcasing the intense competition and talent within the league. As teams prepare for the future, the appetite for high school baseball excitement continues to grow.

St. John Bosco Takes the Top Spot in Southland High School Baseball Rankings!

In the bustling city of Los Angeles, the excitement of high school baseball has reached a fever pitch as the 2025 high school baseball rankings for the Southland have been officially announced. After a thrilling playoff season, St. John Bosco has emerged as the champion, claiming the coveted title of number one in the rankings with an impressive record of 30 wins and 4 losses.

St. John Bosco’s Stellar Season

The team, which has shown sheer dominance throughout the season, not only secured the title of SS Division 1 champion but also bagged the Regional Division I championship. With a meteoric rise from their previous ranking of four, St. John Bosco has proven that hard work, strategy, and a little bit of team spirit can take you all the way.

Runners-Up and Notable Teams

Following closely behind is Corona, ranked second with a commendable record of 28-3. Although they entered the playoffs as the previous number one, their journey only took them to the SS Division 1 semifinals, showcasing how competitive this season has been.

In third place, we find Santa Margarita, which dazzled fans with their spirited gameplay throughout the season. Ending with a record of 20-14, they made it all the way to the SS Division 1 finals and the first round of the Regional Division 1, bouncing up from their previous rank of eighteen—what a comeback!

Crespi and Huntington Beach Take Honors

Next up is Crespi, sitting comfortably at the fourth position with an impressive 25-3 record. The team made it to the semifinals in both the SS Division 1 and the Regional Division I, a testament to their resilience, despite dropping from a previous second ranking.

Hot on their tails is Huntington Beach, which ranks fifth with a solid record of 24-5. Unfortunately for them, their playoff run ended in the first round of the SS Division 1, but they held their ground well from their previous position as number three.

Climbing the Ranks

Some teams made significant jumps in the rankings this season. Villa Park surged to sixth place from number eleven with a record of 25-8, showing remarkable improvement as a SS Division 1 semifinalist and Regional Division I semifinalist.

Los Alamitos, with a record of 19-10-2, leapt from nineteenth to seventh, proving that perseverance pays off! Meanwhile, Mira Costa took the eighth spot with a record of 28-3 after reaching the SS Division 1 quarterfinals.

The Lower Ranks and Surprises

As we move further down the rankings, Norco is nestled in at ninth place, and Orange Lutheran rounds out the top ten. Each team has their own fascinating story of determination and growth, making the rankings all the more interesting.

There’s plenty of buzz coming from other teams, too! West Ranch is a new contender at the eleventh spot, having just achieved the title of SS Division 2 champion. Additionally, Aquinas, with a record of 25-3, dropped to twelfth despite a strong showing in the playoffs.

Final Thoughts

As this exhilarating season comes to an end, all eyes are turning towards next year, wondering how these rankings will shift and transform again. It’s clear that high school baseball in the Southland is alive and well, and we can’t wait to see what the future holds. Hats off to all the teams for their dedication, grit, and spirit!

And let’s not forget the amazing players who made this season unforgettable. Seth Hernandez and Kai Minor have been honored as The Times’ baseball and softball players of the year for 2025, shining bright amongst the myriad of talents we’ve witnessed!

Stay tuned for more updates and excitement from the high school baseball world!

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