The Times' high school baseball rankings

The Times’ high school baseball rankings

By Austin Knoblauch

June 11, 2011 12 AM PT

Final 2011 rankings

Rk. School, playoff division (record in parenthesis)

1. BISHOP AMAT SS-4 (29-4) Division champion.

2. RIVERSIDE NORTH SS-1 (27-7) Division champion.

3. TORRANCE SS-4 (27-6) Advanced to division semifinals.

4. MISSION VIEJO SS-2 (23-13) Division champion.

5. ESPERANZA SS-1 (23-11) Advanced to division championship game.

6. LAKEWOOD SS-1 (29-5-1) Advanced to division semifinals.

7. LONG BEACH WILSON SS-1 (18-6) Advanced to division semifinals.

8. MATER DEI SS-1 (24-6) Advanced to division quarterfinals.

9. EDISON SS-1 (25-4) Advanced to division quarterfinals.

10. JSERRA SS-1 (24-5) Advanced to second round of division playoffs.

11. ETIWANDA SS-2 (18-12) Advanced to division championship game.

12. SANTA BARBARA SS-2 (23-7) Advanced to division semifinals.

13. ARCADIA SS-2 (26-4) Advanced to division semifinals.

14. PALM DESERT SS-4 (28-5) Advanced to division championship game.

15. HARVARD-WESTLAKE SS-2 (23-8) Advanced to division quarterfinals.

16. REDLANDS SS-2 (24-5) Advanced to division quarterfinals.

17. DANA HILLS SS-1 (19-14-1) Advanced to division quarterfinals.

18. VISTA MURRIETA SS-1 (22-6) Advanced to second round of division playoffs.

19. BECKMAN SS-3 (25-6) Division champion.

20. OAKS CHRISTIAN SS-4 (25-7) Advanced to division semifinals.

21. VALENCIA SS-1 (21-7) Advanced to second round of division playoffs.

22. HART SS-1 (21-7) Advanced to second round of division playoffs.

23. SAN FERNANDO City-I (28-6) Division champion.

24. YUCAIPA SS-2 (23-7) Advanced to second round of division playoffs.

25. CHATSWORTH City-I (24-6) Advanced to division championship game.

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Austin Knoblauch

Austin Knoblauch is a senior editor in Sports at the Los Angeles Times, overseeing NFL coverage and digital initiatives. He previously worked as an editor and writer at NFL.com. He initially joined The Times in 2005, serving in various web editing and reporting roles. Knoblauch’s favorite sports are football, hockey and auto racing. He is a native of Southern California and graduated from Mount St. Mary’s University in Los Angeles.

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