Mills Vikings: 2025- 11-11, 7-7 in PAL Ocean Division, third place. Coach: Dario Bartolotto.
By last May, the Mills Vikings had figured it out. The team that struggled for the first two months of the season began winning and was making a push toward a Central Coast Section playoff berth.
Riordan Crusaders: 2025- 9-18-1, 2-12 in WCAL, eighth place.
The Crusaders snapped a WCAL losing streak that was into its third season but still couldn't make it out of the cellar – something they will try once again to accomplish this year.
There are some pieces. Junior third baseman
Capuchino Mustangs: 2025- 18-11, 9-5 PAL Bay Division, second place, CCS-Division II semifinalist. Coach: Matt Wilson.
By the end of the 2025 season, few teams had the kind of momentum of Capuchino, which shook off a midseason slump by winning eight of its final 10 games and claim a spot
Terra Nova Tigers: 2025- 18-7-1, 11-3 PAL Ocean Division, CCS-Division III qualifier. Coach: Jared Milch.
The Tigers were one of the surprise teams of 2025 by taking a handful of sophomores and stringing together a 10-game winning streak, a second-place finish in the PAL Ocean Division and a spot CCS
Bellarmine Prep Bells 2025: 17-14, 6-8 in WCAL, won the WCAL postseason tournament. CCS Division I qualifier. Coach: Nate Sutton.
In three days of last May, the Bells became the talk of the town and toppled the projected CCS brackets by winning road games against Saint Francis, Serra and Valley
Bellarmine Prep Bells 2025: 17-14, 6-8 in WCAL, won the WCAL postseason tournament. CCS Division I qualifier. Coach: Nate Sutton.
In three days of last May, the Bells became the talk of the town and toppled the projected CCS brackets by winning road games against Saint Francis, Serra and Valley
Mills Vikings: 2025- 11-11, 7-7 in PAL Ocean Division, third place. Coach: Dario Bartolotto.
By last May, the Mills Vikings had figured it out. The team that struggled for the first two months of the season began winning and was making a push toward a Central Coast Section playoff berth.
Riordan Crusaders: 2025- 9-18-1, 2-12 in WCAL, eighth place.
The Crusaders snapped a WCAL losing streak that was into its third season but still couldn't make it out of the cellar – something they will try once again to accomplish this year.
There are some pieces. Junior third baseman
Capuchino Mustangs: 2025- 18-11, 9-5 PAL Bay Division, second place, CCS-Division II semifinalist. Coach: Matt Wilson.
By the end of the 2025 season, few teams had the kind of momentum of Capuchino, which shook off a midseason slump by winning eight of its final 10 games and claim a spot
Terra Nova Tigers: 2025- 18-7-1, 11-3 PAL Ocean Division, CCS-Division III qualifier. Coach: Jared Milch.
The Tigers were one of the surprise teams of 2025 by taking a handful of sophomores and stringing together a 10-game winning streak, a second-place finish in the PAL Ocean Division and a spot CCS
Los Gatos Wildcats: 2025- 25-6, 13-1 SCVAL-De Anza Division championship. CCS-Division I qualifier, lost in the semifinals. NorCal playoff qualifier, lost in the semifinals. Coach- Mike Minkel.
After getting to the semifinal round of both the Central Coast Section and the NorCal tournaments and graduating 11 seniors, Los Gatos isn&
Valley Christian Warriors: 2025- 25-8-1, 10-4 in WCAL, second place. Hazlett tournament champion, All-Faith Classic Tournament champion, CCS-Division I finalist, lost to Serra in the championship game. NorCal tournament qualifier. Coach: John Diatte.
Gone is what might have been the deepest pitching staff in all of California, all of them,
Sacred Heart Prep Gators 2025: 9-18, 4-10 in PAL Bay Division. They will play in the PAL Ocean Division in 2026. Coach: Sean McMillan.
The Gators' return to the PAL Ocean Division will make them an immediate threat for a league crown, especially if senior right-hander Rallin Covey, a
