This week’s high school baseball rankings for the San Gabriel Valley area, as of Monday, April 28.
BASEBALL TOP 10
(Records through Sunday, April 27)
1. ARCADIA (22-2)
The Apaches have clinched at least a share of the Pacific League title with a 12-0 record and need to beat Crescenta Valley at home on Tuesday or away on Friday against the Falcons to win the title outright. They’re ranked No. 8 in the CIF-SS computer rankings.
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2. LA MIRADA (19-6)
The Matadores’ victory over Bellflower clinched the Gateway League title thanks to Gahr losing twice to Warren. Now the Matadores get a break until next week when they have a nonleague showdown with Arcadia just before the playoffs.
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3. BISHOP AMAT (19-5)
The Lancers had a six game winning streak snapped in a nonleague 6-3 loss to Villa Park. They’re 9-0 in the Del Rey League and need to win one of a three-game series this week with La Salle. The Lancers’ first chance to clinch is on Tuesday at home. Amat is No. 2 in the CIF-SS computer rankings.
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4. SOUTH HILLS (17-6)
The Huskies’ pitching has been outstanding. Over their last four games against Los Altos and San Dimas, they only have allowed three runs total. They’re 8-0 in the Hacienda League with two games this week against Colony, which is 6-2 in league play. If they beat Colony on Wednesday, they clinch the league title.
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5. GANESHA (16-3)
The Giants have clinched the Miramonte League title and have just two games against Workman remaining before the playoffs. They’re ranked No. 94 in the CIF-SS computer rankings, which puts them on the Division 3/4 cutline, which would be a great outcome for them.
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6. MARANATHA (15-6-1)
The Minutemen won the Central Coast Classic going 4-0 last week, and have won 13 straight overall. They host Valley Christian on Tuesday with a chance to clinch the Olympic League title. Their talent is finally living up to their potential.
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7. MONROVIA (19-4)
Pitching was on display in a two-game series with San Marino last week that ended in a split. Monrovia won at home, 1-0. San Marino scored late to post a 3-1 victory to close the week. Both teams have two league loss, but the Wildcats have only two league games left. They play La Canada twice this week.
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8. ST. PAUL (16-7)
The Swordsmen have won five straight after a 4-0 win over Serra. The Swordmsen need to beat Serra against on Tuesday to clinch at least third in the Del Rey League. If they win and Amat can win two of three from La Salle, they can finish second.
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9. SAN MARINO (17-6)
Titans pitcher Tomas Bilvado was solid in a 3-1 victory over Monrovia. But they lost 1-0 earlier in the week to Monrovia and have no room for error over their last four Rio Hondo League games in hopes of sharing or winning league title.
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10. BONITA (15-7)
The Bearcats beat Glendora twice last week to go to 10-1 in the Palomares League, and play a rain make-up against the Tartans on Monday to finish the three game series. Ayala is 11-1 in league play and the Bearcts play the Bulldogs three times this week to decide the league title. Bonita hosts the first game on Tuesday.
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