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#6 Skyline, #10 Ohlone among Coast teams highlighting CCCSIA State Baseball Top 25

Ohlone with Tucker Biehl is #10 on this week's sports information State Top 25 (photo courtesy of Don Jedlovec/Ohlone Athletics).
Ohlone with Tucker Biehl is #10 on this week's sports information State Top 25 (photo courtesy of Don Jedlovec/Ohlone Athletics).
March 26, 2025

(LOS ANGELES) -- Unranked San Joaquin Delta put an end to #1 Santa Rosa Junior College's 20-game win streak to open the season, but the Bear Cubs simply started another string now at five straight as they continue to occupy the top spot in the third 2025 California Community College Sports Information Association (CCCSIA) State Baseball Top 25 poll.

While SRJC (25-1) grabbed 17 first-place votes, Mt. San Antonio (23-3) snatched the other first-place ballot and moves up two positions to #2 and current SoCal bragging rights. 

Santa Rosa is 12-1 to lead the Big 8 Conference standings while Mt. SAC is 10-0 for first in the South Coast. SRJC is 8-0 v. ranked teams, including a recent 3-game sweep over #21 Sierra March 18-22. 

The Mounties have the current state longest win streak, now at 19. Mt. SAC is 4-2 v. current Top 25 teams, but hasn't played one since defeating #9 Santa Ana and #24 Santa Barbara CC on back-to-back days in mid-February. 

At #3, Cerritos was taken down a peg after losing 2-of-3 v. unranked SCC rival Long Beach CC Mar. 12-15 while #4 Fresno CC got bruised up in losses to unranked El Camino and #5 Cypress at the Cuesta/Hancock Spring Break Tourney Mar. 19-21.

After Santa Rosa, all 24 of the ranked teams are in different slots with four new squads joining the poll in #14 Chabot, #23 San Mateo, SBCC, and #25 Glendale. 

Besides newcomer Chabot (on a 13-game win streak), the biggest moves upward were #9 Santa Ana, winners of 12 in a row, bolting up 10 ranks, #13 Sacramento CC climbing eight positions, Palomar (10-game victory string) soaring ahead seven spots to #8, and Skyline skying to #6 on a six-spot leap. The Trojans have won 10 straight.

The Coast Conference is well represented with current Co-South Division leader Skyline, North leader #7 West Valley (11 wins a row), #10 Ohlone, Co-South leader Chabot, and #23 San Mateo. 

The Orange Empire also features five teams on the poll in Cypress, conference leader Santa Ana, #11 Riverside CC, #15 Golden West, and and #19 Saddleback. 

The poll is pretty well even between the two regions with the South taking 13 of the 25 ranks. 

Some Individual Highlights:

  • Mt. San Antonio designated hitter Landon White leads the state in batting at a .496 average and in hits with 62, including a current 22-game hitting streak. 
  • Antelope Valley outfielder-pitcher phenom Cody Turner leads the state in on-base percentage (.619), walks (40), slugging percentage (.857), is tied for second in triples (5), and is 12th in batting at a .440 clip. As a pitcher, he's 4-0 with 47 strikeouts in 33 innings. In a win over LA Mission, he was 3-for-4 with a home run, 6 RBI and pitched the win (5 IP, 10 Ks). Turner has a 9-inning, complete game, 4-hit win with 14 strikeouts on Mar. 8 v. LA Valley. 
  • Santa Rosa's Luke Schatt has a 0.55 ERA (second in the state), has a 4-0 record and three saves in 13 appearances, striking out 53 batters in just 32.2 IP.
  • Ohlone leads the state in batting at .372 and second baseman Brendan Comerford tops the North Region in home runs with 9. He's second to Renegades teammate Will Anderson in the state RBI race, 54-53. Anderson leads the state in doubles with 17 and Comerford is tied with several in second in two-baggers with 16.

The SIA poll takes place every other week during the 2025 season. 

CCCSIA State Baseball Top 25 Poll #3

Rank Team, Conference Points Last Rank Record Since LR
1. Santa Rosa JC, Big 8 (17 1st votes), 25-1 449 1 6-1
2. Mt. San Antonio, South Coast (1 1st), 23-3 431 4 6-0
3. Cerritos, South Coast, 21-5 367 2 4-3
4. Fresno City, Central Valley, 19-5 356 3 3-3
5. Cypress, Orange Empire, 19-7 352 7 5-2
6. Skyline, Coast North, 21-5 316 12 7-0
7. West Valley, Coast South, 21-6 312 9 5-0
8. Palomar, Pacific Coast Athletic, 19-7 305 15 6-0
9. Santa Ana, Orange Empire, 19-6 297 19 6-0
10. Ohlone, Coast South, 23-4 293 6 6-1
11. Riverside City, Orange Empire, 18-8 272 5 4-3
12. Feather River, Golden Valley, 21-7 211 11 4-1
13. Sacramento City, Big 8, 18-11 171 21 4-3
14. Chabot, Coast North, 19-7 170 NR 7-0
15. Golden West, Orange Empire, 17-9 155 10 3-3
16. Folsom Lake, Big 8, 19-7 153 17 6-1
17. Grossmont, Pacific Coast Athletic, 16-8 146 23 4-2
18. Antelope Valley, Western State South, 20-6 145 16 5-2
19. Saddleback, Orange Empire, 16-10 137 8 3-3
20. Chaffey, Inland Empire Athletic, 18-8-1 136 14 4-4
21. Sierra, Big 8, 17-8 112 13 4-3
22. Butte, Golden Valley, 20-10 100 25 5-1
23. San Mateo, Coast North, 16-9 55 NR 6-1
24. Santa Barbara City, Western State North, 16-8 52 NR 6-1
25. Glendale, Western State South, 15-10-1 50 NR 4-2

Dropped Out of Rankings: Cosumnes River (#18), Cerro Coso (#20), San Diego Mesa (#22), Monterey Peninsula (#24)

Also Receiving Votes: El Camino 45, Fullerton 44, Southwestern 39, Pasadena City 29, Long Beach City 24, Los Medanos 23, West LA 19, Cerro Coso 18, Victor Valley 17, San Joaquin Delta 16, Cosumnes River 14, San Diego Mesa 13, Mt. San Jacinto 2, Lassen 2, Cuesta 1, Desert 1

Release by Robert Lewis, CCCSIA Executive Board