This will be the weekly post for Gold Club members mixed with opinions, top state stat stars of the week and state record updates. This week, we propose a national Open Division for football, say why Jordan Brown’s move to Prolific Prep hurt more than the usual transfer, add Acalanes QB Robbie Rowell to all-time...
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All-State Softball 1st, 2nd Team Archives
This is the place to go to find previous all-state softball teams both first team overall and second team overall that Cal-Hi Sports has presented since 1992 (second teams began in 2003). Even more teams from before that may be added at a later date. Note: To search through these lists requires a Gold Club...
All-State Baseball: Underclass
With the Fourth of July hot dogs back in the freezer, we keep the fireworks going with the first post of the 35th annual Cal-Hi Sports all-state teams for baseball. This post honors top juniors, sophomores and even two freshmen who all played beyond their years.
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.
Baseball, Softball State Rank Updates
With the National High School Invitational already underway this week, San Clemente’s first-day win over Lambert of Georgia combined with JSerra’s first-day loss to Mosley of Florida switches the top two positions in baseball. Preseason No. 1 College Park also could emerge with the NHSI title. On the softball side, the top four are rock-solid […]
Expanded Softball State Top 20
Each team gets broken down in this post from No. 1 Mission Viejo down through new No. 19 Chino and No. 20 Granada of Livermore. A list of teams on the bubble is added as well. The rankings do not include any results from this week. Get your Gold Club membership today to check it...
Baseball, Softball State Top 20s
St. Francis of Mountain View moves to No. 1 for baseball while Mission Viejo stays No. 1 in softball. Results from Tuesday of this week were accounted for in both new rankings. Five new baseball teams and six new softball teams are now in the spotlight.
State Softball Teams of the Year
Inland Empire makes it four in a row with Santiago of Corona’s selection for this season. Others named are Chino (D2), Sierra of Manteca (D3), Aquinas of San Bernardino (D4) and Port of Los Angeles (D5).
New Softball State Top 20
Five newcomers from the preseason rankings, led by Great Oak of Temecula, make their mark as many of the preseason ranked teams have early losses. Mater Dei of Santa Ana holds on to final spot in this week’s list.
