Softball Schools of Century (So Far)

Two highly successful coaches that went up against each other quite often in the 2000s and early 2010s were John Perez (left) of Corona Santiago and Rick Robinson of Norco. Photos: Mark Tennis & ExtraInningSofftball.com.

Going by a points system based on final state top 20 rankings since the 1999-2000 school year and matching previous posts for schools of the century (so far) plus girls basketball and baseball, here’s the list for softball. The No. 1 slot belonging to Norco isn’t a surprise, but it also ended up that the No. 2 position went to league rival Santiago of Corona. Rounding out the top five are Pacifica of Garden Grove, Archbishop Mitty of San Jose and Mater Dei of Santa Ana.

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Note: We have been compiling final state rankings for softball in California since well before the start of the 21st century. The state top 20 as part of those final rankings have been done since 1999. For the purposes of this content, we went through all of those final rankings since 2000 and have awarded points for the following: six for State Team of the Year, five for No. 2, four for No. 3, three for No. 4 and No. 5, two for top 10 and one for top 20. For the extremely shortened 2020 season, there was no team of the year. There were final rankings based on games that were played and an adjusted credit of points was awarded — three for No. 1, two for teams we had in the top seven and one for the rest of the top 20.

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