Category Archives: softball divisional rankings
NEW Division Softball Rankings
Is there a chance that not every one of our final No. 1 teams will be from the CIF Southern Section? Yes, but it’s guaranteed for D1 and D2 and would take monumental upsets for either Ceres in D3 or Mariposa County in D5 to move up to the top spot for the final rankings....
NEW Division Softball Rankings
It was decided this week to get out the latest edition of these rankings AFTER the CIF Southern Section quarterfinals were played on Thursday but in doing that they were released DURING some section playoff games being played on Friday. No. 1 teams remain Orange Lutheran (D1), La Habra (D2), Grand Terrace (D3), Paraclete (D4)...
State Division Softball Rankings
As the various playoffs get going across the state – or are about to end in the CIF Northern Section and for small schools in the Sac-Joaquin – here’s a look at those teams that have the best chances to finish high in the Cal-Hi Sports five-division state rankings. Teams slotted in No. 1 positions […]
FINAL Divisional Softball Ranks
There are several teams who received huge bumps after final analysis, including Great Oak of Temecula for D1, La Costa Canyon for D2, Torrance for D3, Marin Catholic and Ripon for D4 and Woodland Christian for D5. If you can’t see this post, please consider signing up for our Gold Club. For details, CLICK HERE....
NEW Divisional Softball Ranks
With Division II the primary focus for No. 1 overall, teams on top heading into the final week of the season are Amador Valley (D1), Mission Viejo (D2), Grand Terrace (D3), Paraclete (D4) and Riverdale (D5). If you can’t see this post, please consider signing up for our Gold Club. For details, CLICK HERE....
State Divisional Softball Ranks
With still a couple of weeks left in the season, No. 1 teams are Corona Santiago (D1), Mission Viejo (D2), Grand Terrace (D3), Port of Los Angeles (D4) and Riverdale (D5). One of these five has already completed its season.
FINAL Softball Ranks By Divisions
There are 80 teams in all ranked in five divisions and there are more than 125 listed at least for honorable mention. All final top 10 teams also go into state record book. Check all divisions with Gold Club membership. CLICK HERE to sign up today to get one if you haven’t done that yet....
More Softball State Teams of Year
Toughest choice ends up for Division III and the nod goes to St. Paul of Santa Fe Springs. Amador Valley (Division I), Mission Viejo (Division II), Taft (Division IV) and St. Bonaventure of Ventura (Division V) all finish on top as well.