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Peninsula Prep Baseball   -   Mar 01, 2026 Serra tops PPB's first rankings

A handful of pleasant surprises in the first week of the season.

by PPB Team
Peninsula Prep Baseball   -   Feb 28, 2026 Padres claim Atherton again

Padres get shutdown pitching from youngsters to take home Battle for Atherton crown again.

by PPB Team
Peninsula Prep Baseball   -   Feb 26, 2026 Los Gatos delivers another knockout punch

Menlo School has its winning streak snapped as Los Gatos advances into the Battle for Atherton finals against Serra.

by PPB Team
Peninsula Prep Baseball   -   Feb 25, 2026 Hui provides Padres with a needed spark

Covey strikes out 10 in five innings, but Serra finds a way to scratch out a 4-1 victory.

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Peninsula Prep Baseball   -   Feb 25, 2026 PRESEASON PRIME: 31-26

A Prime number is one that is divisible only by one and, of course, itself. Prime 31 honors the players we think best illustrate the Peninsula's talent. If we missed you, prove us wrong and make the postseason list. After all, it's not where you start, but where you finish.

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Peninsula Prep Baseball   -   Feb 22, 2026 Menlo School Knights

Menlo School Knights: 2025- 24-8, 13-1, PAL Ocean Division champion. CCS-Division V champion, NorCal Division IV champion. Coach: David Trujillo. The only team on the Peninsula with back-to-back Central Coast Section championships is located in Atherton. The same address is also home to a NorCal tournament title and the longest

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Peninsula Prep Baseball   -   Feb 20, 2026 Good things come in three

The weekend is upon us. The rain will eventually go away. The sooner the better. On Monday, three days from now, the new high school baseball season begins. Remember to log onto PeninsulaPrepBaseball.com for our 2026 launch, which will include previews and schedules from all teams in the: * Peninsula

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Peninsula Prep Baseball   -   Aug 04, 2025 Checking in on the boys of summer

Representing their schools matters in the spring, but self-improvement through hard work in the summer heat

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