Historical Record of CCS Softball Championship Results

Champions year by year

 

1976
The first Central Coast Section championships drew 12 league champions divided into four regions.
Four teams drew first round byes. The leagues entered were North Peninsula, Mid-Peninsula,
South Peninsula, Santa Clara Valley, West Valley, Santa Teresa, Fremont, Mt. Hamilton,
Monterey Bay, Mission Trails, Girls Private Schools and ?(Probably Christian Schools).

FIRST ROUND:
I. Aragon (MPL) def. Redwood Christian (CSL), 23-1
II. Santa Clara (SCVAL) def. Carlmont (SPL), 9-7
III. Camden (WVAL) def. Pioneer (STAL), 6-1
IV. Notre Dame-Belmont (GPSL) def. Salinas (MBL), 7-6

REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS:
I. Terra Nova (NPL) def. Aragon, 11-5
II. Santa Clara def. ? (FRL), ?-?
III. Camden def. ? (MHAL), ?-?
IV. Notre Dame-Belmont def. Hollister (MTAL), 6-5

SEMIFINALS:
Santa Clara def. Terra Nova, 9-3
Camden def. Notre Dame, 5-1

FINAL:
Camden def. Santa Clara, 9-1 (June 5 at PAL Stadium)

1977
Thirteen league champions competed in the second annual event -- the newcomers being Monterey Peninsula Girls League and Santa Cruz County League (Mission Trails did not have an entry and Fremont changed its name to De Anza). Teams were split into regions with three schools drawing first round byes.

FIRST ROUND:
I. Notre Dame-Belmont (GPSL) def. Terra Nova (NPL), 7-2
II. Sunnyvale (DAL) def. Cubberley (SCVAL), 5-4
III. Willow Glen (STAL) def. Santa Teresa (MHAL), 5-0
IV. Monterey (MPGL) def. North Salinas (MBL), 15-12
IV. Santa Cruz (SCCAL) def. Redwood Christian (CSL), 17-8

REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS:
I. Notre Dame-Belmont def. Hillsdale (MPL), 2-0
II. Carlmont (SPL) def. Sunnyvale, 5-2
III. Willow Glen def. Prospect (WVAL), 3-0
IV. Santa Cruz def. Monterey, 16-2

SEMIFINALS:
Notre Dame-Belmont def. Willow Glen, 3-0
Carlmont def. Santa Cruz, 15-5

FINAL:
Notre Dame-Belmont def. Carlmont, 3-2 (June 4 at PAL Stadium)
Kelly Kirkland drove in two runs including the winner in extra innings to propel Notre Dame to
the win over Carlmont, also located in Belmont. Sheila Langrock, who pitched a no-hitter against
Willow Glen in the semifinal game, allowed six hits to Carlmont.

1978
The format was increased to 16 teams with 12 league champions and four at-large selections. Teams
were divided by regions with the at-large teams not competing in their home regions.

FIRST ROUND:
I. Santa Teresa (MHAL at-large) def. Terra Nova (NPL),  3-1
Hillsdale (MPL) def. Notre Dame-Belmont (GPSL), 9-5
II. Cubberley (SCVAL) def. Leigh (WVAL at-large), 8-7
Carlmont (SPL) def. Monta Vista (DAL), 6-4
III. Willow Glen (STAL) def. Gunn (SCVAL at-large), 3-2
Prospect (WVAL) def. Independence (MHAL) 2-1
IV. Aptos (SCCAL) def. Hollister (MTAL), 7-0
Watsonville (SCCAL at-large) def. Redwood Christian (CSL), 9-8

REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS:
I. Santa Teresa def. Hillsdale, 9-5
II. Cubberley def. Carlmont, 5-4
III. Willow Glen def. Prospect, 8-1
IV. Aptos def. Watsonville, ?-?

SEMIFINALS:
Cubberley def. Aptos, 16-2
Willow Glen def. Santa Teresa, 4-3

FINAL:
Willow Glen def. Cubberley, 12-8 (June 3 at PAL Stadium)
Valerie Bruno pitched and batted the Rams to victory in the free-hitting affair. With Willow Glen
clinging to a 5-4 lead in the second inning, Bruno relieved starter Maryanne Freitas and chalked
up her second victory in as many nights. Bruno also had 3-for-4 at the plate including a triple.
Shelly Onstead also had 3-for-4 at the plate for the Rams.

1979
The field remained at 16 teams with 13 league champions and three at-large selections.
The schools continued to be divided by regions.

FIRST ROUND:
I. Burlingame (MPL at large) def. Notre Dame-Belmont (GPSL), 6-3
Hillsdale (MPL) def. Half Moon Bay (NPL), 6-5
II. Carlmont (SPL) def. Fremont (DAL at-large), 8-2
Peterson (SCVAL) def. Monta Vista (DAL), 5-3
III. Leland (STAL at-large) def. Independence (MHAL), 3-2
Prospect (WVAL) def. Gunderson (STAL), 5-3
IV. Aptos (SCCAL) def. Redwood Christian (CSL), 27-4
Salinas (MBL) def. King City (MTAL), 11-3

REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS:
I. Hillsdale def. Burlingame, 4-0
II. Carlmont def. Peterson, 6-2
III. Prospect def. Leland, 4-1
IV. Aptos def. Salinas, 5-1

SEMIFINALS:
Hillsdale def. Aptos, 8-2
Prospect def. Carlmont, 7-6

FINAL:
Prospect def. Hillsdale, 5-3 (June 2 at PAL Stadium)

1980
The format remained the same -- 16 teams divided into regions. There were 13 league champions
and three at-large entries.

FIRST ROUND:
I. Terra Nova (NPL) def. Notre Dame-Belmont (GPSL), 4-3
Santa Teresa (MHAL at-large) def. Hillsdale (MPL), 5-4

II. Monta Vista (DAL) def. Blackford (WVAL at-large), 4-2
Peterson (SCVAL) def. Carlmont (SPL), 13-3

III. Independence (MHAL) def. Willow Glen (SPL), 4-2
Prospect (WVAL) def. Gunn (SCVAL at-large), 5-0

IV. North Monterey County (MTAL) def. Redwood Christian (CSL), 7-4
Santa Cruz (SCCAL) def. Salinas (MBL), 6-1

REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS:
I. Santa Teresa def. Terra Nova, 13-6
II. Monta Vista def. Peterson, 8-0
III. Independence def. Prospect, 6-5
IV. North Monterey County def. Santa Cruz, 5-0

SEMIFINALS:
Monta Vista def. Santa Teresa, 1-0
Independence def. North Monterey County, 9-1

FINAL:
Independence def. Monta Vista, 2-1 (May 31 at PAL Stadium)
Independence used a squeeze bunt in the fifth inning to score one run and move the eventual
winning run to third base and then withstood a final inning on-slaught by Monta Vista to lift the
title. Cindy Rebhan out-dueled Sharyn Wexted for the victory. Monta Vista's Marie Touli was
the leading hitter with 2-for-3.

1981
The field was expanded to 26 teams with the champions and runners-up from all 13 leagues qualifying.
Six teams drew first round byes. For the first time, competition was not held on a regional basis.

FIRST ROUND:
North Monterey County (MTAL) def. Monterey (MBL), 5-3
Santa Teresa (MHAL) def. Mills (MPL), 7-1
Carlmont (SPL) def. Redwood Christian (CSL), 11-1
Notre Dame-Belmont (GPSL) def. Half Moon Bay (NPL), 5-4
Pioneer (STAL) def. Wilcox (SCVAL), 4-3
Mitty (GPSL) def. Terra Nova (NPL), 6-0
Santa Cruz (SCCAL) def. Monte Vista Christian (CSL), 13-0
Hillsdale (MPL) def. Menlo-Atherton (SPL), 6-0
Hollister (MTAL) def. Salinas (MBL), 7-4
Lynbrook (DAL) def. Blackford (WVAL), 4-3

SECOND ROUND:
North Monterey County def. San Lorenzo Valley (SCCAL), 5-3
Willow Glen (STAL) def. Santa Teresa, 2-1
Carlmont def. Notre Dame-Belmont, 11-1
Prospect (WVAL) def. Pioneer, 4-0
Monta Vista (DAL) def. Mitty, 10-0
Peterson (SCVAL) def. Santa Cruz, 10-3
Hillsdale def. Hollister, 11-2
Lynbrook def. Oak Grove (MHAL), 4-2

QUARTERFINALS:
Willow Glen def. North Monterey County, 7-0
Prospect def. Carlmont, 5-4
Monta Vista def. Peterson, 5-0
Hillsdale def. Lynbrook, 5-0

SEMIFINALS:
Willow Glen def. Prospect, 2-1
Hillsdale def. Monta Vista, 4-3

FINAL:
Hillsdale def. Willow Glen, 1-0 (May 30 at PAL Stadium)
Sheila Conway's triple to the left field fence in the bottom of the eighth inning scored pitcher
Karen Athanacio from first base and ended the scoreless game. Athanacio had walked to open
the frame. With Athanacio only allowing three hits and Willow Glen pitcher Julie Ranheim
giving up four, the game was scoreless at the end of regulation. Hillsdale had mounted the only
other serious threat in the seventh inning when the lead-off hitter tripled but Ranheim got two
pop-ups and a strikeout to escape.

1982
The format remained the same -- 26 teams with the champions and runners-up from all 13 leagues
qualifying. Six teams drew first round byes.

FIRST ROUND:
Leland (STAL) def. Redwood Christian (CSL), 8-0
Mitty (WVAL) def. Santa Cruz (SCCAL), 4-0
San Lorenzo Valley (SCCAL) def. Pacific Grove (MTAL), 6-?
Lynbrook (DAL) def. Castilleja (GPSL), 37-1
Terra Nova (NPL) def. Mercy (SPL), 8-3
Half Moon Bay (NPL) def. Burlingame (MPL), 4-3
Carlmont (SPL) def. Wilcox (SCVAL), 3-0
Mt. Pleasant (MHAL) def. Notre Dame-Belmont (GPSL), 8-4
Salinas (MBL) def. Berean Christian (CSL), 4-0
Notre Dame-Salinas (MBL) def. Hollister (MTAL), 20-12

SECOND ROUND:
Leland def. Mitty, 5-4
Prospect (WVAL) def. San Lorenzo Valley, 13-0
Lynbrook def. Santa Teresa (MHAL), 3-1
Terra Nova def. Hillsdale (MPL), 2-1
Carlmont def. Half Moon Bay, 9-3
Willow Glen (STAL) def. Mt. Pleasant, 4-2
Salinas def. Mountain View (SCVAL), 2-1
Monta Vista (DAL) def. Notre Dame-Salinas, 13-1

QUARTERFINALS:
Prospect def. Leland, 5-0
Lynbrook def. Terra Nova, 2-0
Carlmont def. Willow Glen, 8-0
Salinas def. Monta Vista, 5-2

SEMIFINALS:
Prospect def. Lynbrook, 3-1
Carlmont def. Salinas, 17-1

FINAL:
Carlmont def. Prospect, 5-0 (May 29 at PAL Stadium)
Freshman Julie Davidson threw a four-hit shutout for her eleventh victory of the season without
a defeat to pace the Scots. Carlmont scored twice in the third inning on three singles and a Prospect
error. The winners added insurance runs in the fifth and sixth innings. Tracy Ayers had 3-for-4
at the plate.

1983    Division I    Division II   
The format was changed with the champions and second-place teams from the five leagues with the
largest average enrollment playing in Division I and the other seven leagues competing in Division II.
The latter was broken into North and South sections with the champions of each playing for the
division title.

DIVISION I 1983
FIRST ROUND:
Santa Teresa (MHAL) def. Wilcox (SCVAL), 2-1
Fremont (DAL) def. Los Gatos (WVAL), 6-5

QUARTERFINALS:
Monta Vista (DAL) def. Santa Teresa, 6-1
Mountain View (SCVAL) def. Willow Glen (STAL), 2-1
Mitty (WVAL) def. Oak Grove (MHAL), 1-0
Pioneer (STAL) def. Fremont, 9-1

SEMIFINALS:
Mountain View def. Monta Vista, 2-1
Pioneer def. Mitty, 6-0

FINAL:
Mountain View def. Pioneer, 4-2 (May 28 at PAL Stadium)
The victors scored three times in the first inning and then held on to turn back the seeded Mustangs.
Dawn Zink, who forced 19 pop-ups, won her 19th victory of the season against only two losses.

DIVISION II 1983
FIRST ROUND:
N-Carlmont (PAL) def. Berean Christian (CSL), 11-1
N-Notre Dame-Belmont (GPSL) def. El Camino (NPL),7-0
N-Terra Nova (NPL) def. Mercy (GPSL), 3-0
N-Hillsdale (PAL) def. Monte Vista Christian (CSL), 14-0
S-Notre Dame-Salinas (MBL) def. Hollister (MTAL), 7-4
S-Santa Cruz (SCCAL) def. Alisal (MTAL), 10-2

QUARTERFINALS:
N-Carlmont def. Notre Dame-Belmont, 4-3
N-Hillsdale def. Terra Nova, 6-0
S-Notre Dame-Salinas def. San Lorenzo Valley (SCCAL), 6-4
S-Santa Cruz def. Salinas (MBL), 7-2

SEMIFINALS:
N-Hillsdale def. Carlmont, 4-3
S-Notre Dame-Salinas def. Santa Cruz, 6-5

FINAL:
Hillsdale def. Notre Dame-Salinas, 4-0 (May 28 at PAL Stadium)

1984    Division I     Division II  
The format remained the same with the champions and second-place teams from the five leagues w
ith the largest average enrollment playing in Division I and the other seven leagues competing in
Division II. The latter was split into North and South sections again with the champions of each
playing for the division title.

DIVISION I 1984
FIRST ROUND:
Santa Teresa (MHAL) def. Wilcox (SCVAL), 6-2
Los Gatos (WVAL) def. Cupertino (DAL), 5-3

QUARTERFINALS:
Monta Vista (DAL) def. Santa Teresa, 2-0
Westmont (WVAL) def. Gunderson (STAL), 2-1
Willow Glen (STAL) def. Oak Grove (MHAL), 2-1
Mountain View (SCVAL) def. Los Gatos, 7-1

SEMIFINALS:
Monta Vista def. Westmont, 7-4
Mountain View def. Willow Glen, 6-4

FINAL:
Monta Vista def. Mountain View, 6-1 (May 26 at PAL Stadium)
Cindy Hewitt and Sue Aldridge were the key hitters as Monta Vista broke open a 1-1 game with
a four-run third inning. Ndidi Opia pitched the win for the Matadors, giving up only three hits
and striking out seven.

DIVISION II 1984
FIRST ROUND:
N-Carlmont (PAL) def. Valley Christian (CSL), 4-0
N-Mercy (GPSL) def. El Camino (NPL), 2-1
N-Notre Dame-Belmont (GPSL) def. Terra Nova (NPL), 2-1
N-Hillsdale (PAL) def. Berean Christian (CSL), 6-1
S-Soquel (SCCL) def. King City (MTL), 14-6
S-San Lorenzo Valley (SCCAL) def. Carmel (MTAL), 6-1

QUARTERFINALS:
N-Carlmont def. Mercy 1-0
N-Hillsdale def. Notre Dame-Belmont, 5-3
S-Soquel def. Salinas (MBL), 3-2
S-San Lorenzo Valley def. North Salinas (MBL), 1-0

SEMIFINALS:
N-Carlmont def. Hillsdale, 3-2
S-San Lorenzo Valley def. Soquel, 4-3

FINAL:
Carlmont def. San Lorenzo Valley, 5-0 (May 26 at PAL Stadium)

1985    Division I    Division II
There were no changes in the format -- the champions and second-place teams from the five
leagues with the largest average enrollment competed in Division I and the other seven leagues
were entered in Division II which was divided into North and South sections with the champions
of each playing for the division title.

DIVISION I 1985
FIRST ROUND:
Willow Glen (STAL) def. Santa Clara (SCVAL), 4-0
Prospect (WVAL) def. Santa Teresa (MHAL), 16-0

QUARTERFINALS:
Monta Vista (DAL) def. Willow Glen, 2-0
Oak Grove (MHAL) def. Del Mar (WVAL), 6-2
Pioneer (STAL) def. Lynbrook (DAL), 7-4
Prospect def. Mountain View (SCVAL), 4-3

SEMIFINALS:
Oak Grove def. Monta Vista, 2-1
Prospect def. Pioneer, 3-1

FINAL:
Prospect def. Oak Grove, 2-0 (May 25 at PAL Stadium)
The winners had almost identical scores in the second and fourth innings to give Wendy Crain
all the margin she needed to pitch the victory. Both innings opened with singles and after the
runners advanced to third, they each scored on wild pitches. Crain allowed only three hits.

DIVISION II 1985
FIRST ROUND:
|N-Carlmont (PAL) def. Berean Christian (CSL), 25-0
N-Half Moon Bay (NPL) def. Mercy (GPSL), 6-2
N-Notre Dame-Belmont (GPSL) def. Valley Christian (CSL), 11-0
N-Mills (PAL) def. Terra Nova (NPL), 2-1
S-Soquel (SCCAL) def. Carmel (MTAL), 6-4
S-Alisal (MTAL) def. Harbor (SCCAL), 9-4

QUARTERFINALS:
N-Carlmont def. Half Moon Bay, 13-0
N-Mills def. Notre Dame-Belmont, 4-2
S-Notre Dame-Salinas (MBL) def. Soquel, 3-1
S-North Salinas (MBL) def. Alisal, 1-0

SEMIFINALS:
N-Mills def. Carlmont, 3-0
S-North Salinas def. Notre Dame-Salinas, 8-1

FINAL:
Mills def. North Salinas, 2-1 (May 25 at PAL Stadium)

1986    Division I     Division II
For the fourth straight year the format did not change -- the champions and second-place teams
from the five leagues with the largest average enrollment competed in Division I and the other
seven leagues were entered in Division II. The latter was divided into North and South sections
with the champions of each playing for the division title.

DIVISION I 1986
FIRST ROUND:
Silver Creek (MHAL) def. Wilcox (SCVAL), 6-4
Del Mar (WVAL) def. Lynbrook (DAL), 6-5

QUARTERFINALS:
Pioneer (STAL) def. Silver Creek, 8-5
Monta Vista (DAL) def. Prospect (WVAL), 4-0
Gunderson (STAL) def. Oak Grove (MHAL), 2-0
Mountain View (SCVAL) def. Del Mar, 1-0

SEMIFINALS:
Pioneer def. Monta Vista, 1-0
Mountain View def. Gunderson, 5-1

FINAL:
Pioneer def. Mountain View, 1-0 (May 31 at PAL Stadium)
Pioneer's Kathy Jones and Mountain View's Pam Zink didn't allow a run until the bottom
of the eighth inning when a single, error and intentional walk loaded the bases for the winners
and Diane Arenella bounced a single over first base to end the contest.

DIVISION II 1986
FIRST ROUND:
N-Notre Dame-Belmont (GPSL) def. Valley Christian (CSL), 7-0
N-El Camino (NPL) def. Burlingame (PL), 3-2
N-Mercy (GPSL) def. Half Moon Bay (NPL), 2-0
N-Aragon (PAL) def. Berean Christian (CSL), 7-0
S-Aptos (SCCAL) def. Live Oak (MBL), 10-7
S-Harbor (SCCAL) def. Alisal (MTAL), 6-2

QUARTERFINALS:
N-Notre Dame-Belmont def. El Camino, 3-1
N-Aragon def. Mercy, 1-0
S-North Salinas (MBL) def. Aptos, 1-0
S-Harbor def. Carmel (MTAL), 5-1

SEMIFINALS:
N-Aragon def. Notre Dame-Belmont, 1-0
S-North Salinas def. Harbor, 3-0

FINAL:
North Salinas def. Aragon, 2-1 (May 31 at PAL Stadium)

1987    Division I    Division II
The format remained the same in Division I with the winners and runnersup from the five leagues
with the largest average attendance competing. (No information on Division II).

DIVISION I 1987
FIRST ROUND:
Del Mar (WVAL) def. Wilcox (SCVAL), 4-0
Monta Vista (DAL) def. Pioneer (STAL), 5-2

QUARTERFINALS:
Del Mar def. Gunderson (STAL), 2-0
Lynbrook (DAL) def. Independence (MHAL), 3-1
Oak Grove (MHAL) def. Blackford (WVAL), 1-0
Monta Vista def. Mountain View (SCVAL), 1-0

SEMIFINALS:
Del Mar def. Lynbrook, 2-1
Monta Vista def. Oak Grove, 1-0

FINAL:
Monta Vista def. Del Mar, 1-0 (May 30 at PAL Stadium)
The Monarchs pushed across the winning run against a tiring Michelle Sorci in the ninth inning
on two singles and an error. Stephani Williams pitched a three-hitter for the victory although
she was relieved by Julie DeVita in the final frame. Sorci allowed only four hits.

DIVISION II 1987
FIRST ROUND:
Valley Christian-San Jose (CSL) def. Mercy-San Francisco (GCL), 7-6

SECOND ROUND:
Carlmont (PL) def. Valley Christian-San Jose, 14-0
Half Moon Bay (NPL) def. Mercy-Burlingame (GPSL), 1-0
Notre Dame-Belmont (GPSL) def. El Camino (NPL), 5-2
Hillsdale (PL) def. Monte Vista Christian (CSAL), 17-0
North Salinas (MBL) def. Harbor (SCCAL), ?-?
Soquel (SCCAL) def. Carmel (MTAL), ?-?

QUARTERFINALS:
Half Moon Bay def. Carlmont, 2-0
Hillsdale def. Notre Dame-Belmont, 3-2
Live Oak (MBL) def. Soquel, 4-3
North Salinas def. Alisal (MTAL), 6-1

SEMIFINALS:
Half Moon Bay def. Hillsdale, 11-9
Live Oak def. Notre Salinas, 4-3

FINAL:
Live Oak def. Half Moon Bay, 3-1 (May 30 at PAL Stadium)

1988    Division I     Division II
The format was changed in both divisions with the number of schools being increased.
Division I was still composed of the five leagues with the largest average enrollment, but
the field was increased to 16 with the addition of six at-large teams along with the champions
and runnersup of each league. Division II-North became a 16-team tournament made up of
champions, runnersup and at-large selections from five leagues-- Peninsula, North Peninsula,
Girls Private Schools, Christian/Private Schools, and Christian Girls. Division II-South was
contested by seven schools representing Monterey Bay, Mission Trails and Santa Cruz County
leagues. North and South champions continued to play off for a division title.

DIVISION I 1988
FIRST ROUND:
Wilcox (SCVAL) def. Willow Glen (STAL), 3-0
Lynbrook (DAL) def. Mitty (WVAL), 4-2
Monta Vista (DAL) def. Prospect (WVAL), 11-0
Independence (MHAL) def. Gunn (SCVAL), 6-5
Westmont (WVAL) def. Homestead (DAL), 5-1
Palo Alto (SCVAL) def. Pioneer (STAL), 5-3
Gunderson (STAL) def. Milpitas (SCVAL), 3-2
St. Francis (DAL) def. Oak Grove (MHAL), 8-6QUARTERFINALS:
Wilcox def. Lynbrook 1-0
Monta Vista def. Independence, 9-0
Westmont def. Palo Alto, 3-1
St. Francis def. Gunderson, 3-2SEMIFINALS:
Monta Vista def. Wilcox, 2-1
Westmont def. St. Francis, 4-1FINAL:
Monta Vista def. Westmont, 1-0 (May 27 at PAL Stadium)
Riding a one-hitter by pitcher Julie DeVita, the Monarchs scored an unearned run in the fifth
inning to prevail. With runners on first and second and two out, the third baseman couldn't handle
the throw on an attempted steal by Amy Touli and the latter scored when the ball went into left field.
The victors threatened in almost every inning but were successful only the once.DIVISION II 1988
FIRST ROUND:
N-Hillsdale (PAL) def. South San Francisco (NPL), 15-0
N-Mills (PAL) def. El Camino (NPL), 3-1
N-Mercy-Burlingame (GPSL) def. Lawrence Academy (CPSL), 9-0
N-Aragon (PAL) def. Valley Christian (CPSL), 18-1
N-Half Moon Bay (NPL) def. Monte Vista Christian (CPSL), 24-3
N-Burlingame (PAL) def. Terra Nova (NPL), 4-0
N-Notre Dame-Belmont (GPSL) def. Mercy-San Francisco (CGAL), 19-0
N-Carlmont (PAL) def. Immaculate Conception (CGAL), 18-0SECOND ROUND:
N-Hillsdale def. Mills, 12-0
N-Mercy-Burlingame def. Aragon, 4-2
N-Half Moon Bay def. Burlingame, 3-2
N-Notre Dame-Belmont def. Carlmont, 3-2
S-Santa Cruz (SCCAL) def. Carmel (MTAL), 7-5
S-Alisal (MTAL) def. Gilroy (MBL), 5-4
S-San Lorenzo Valley (SCCAL) def. Live Oak (MBL), 7-5QUARTERFINALS:
N-Hillsdale def. Mercy-Burlingame, 8-1
N-Half Moon Bay def. Notre Dame-Belmont, 5-3
S-North Salinas (MBL) def. Santa Cruz, 3-0
S-San Lorenzo Valley def. Alisal, 5-4SEMIFINALS:
N-Half Moon Bay def. Hillsdale, 5-4
S-North Salinas def. San Lorenzo Valley, 14-0

FINAL:
Half Moon Bay def. North Salinas, 3-1 (May 27 at PAL Stadium)

1989    Division I    Division II    Division III
The format was changed with a third division being created. Division I continued to be a
16 team-tournament composed of teams from the Santa Clara Valley, De Anza, West Valley,
Santa Teresa and Mt. Hamilton leagues. Division II-North was an eight-team event with schools
in the North Peninsula, Peninsula and Girls Private Schools leagues entered. Division II-South
was eight teams from the Monterey Bay, Mission Trails and Santa Cruz County leagues. The
North and South winners continued to play off for the division title. Division III was made up of
four schools from the Christian/Private Schools and the Christian Girls leagues.

DIVISION I 1989
FIRST ROUND:
Monta Vista (DAL) def. Hill (MHAL), 11-0
Gunderson (STAL) def. Gunn (SCVAL), 3-2
Willow Glen (STAL) def. Los Altos (SCVAL), 4-0
Milpitas (SCVAL) def. Independence (MHAL), 14-2
St. Francis (DAL) def. Westmont (WVAL), 1-0
Palo Alto (SCVAL) def. Pioneer (STAL), 6-0
Santa Teresa (MHAL) def. Lynbrook (DAL), 2-1
Mitty (WVAL) def. Homestead (DAL), 3-2

QUARTERFINALS:
Gunderson def. Monta Vista, 1-0
Milpitas def. Willow Glen, 4-0
St. Francis def. Palo Alto, 2-0
Mitty def. Santa Teresa, 3-0

SEMIFINALS:
Gunderson def. Milpitas, 5-2
St. Francis def. Mitty, 5-4

FINAL:
Gunderson def. St. Francis, 4-1 (May 27 at PAL Stadium)
The Grizzlies put together six straight hits in the sixth inning to score their four runs after
trailing St. Francis, 1-0. Brandi Farthing, who singled in the big inning, limited the losers to
six hits while gaining the victory. DIVISION II 1989
FIRST ROUND:
N-Notre Dame-Belmont (GPSL) def. Terra Nova (NPL), 4-0
N-Burlingame (PAL) def. El Camino (NPL), 4-3
N-Carlmont (PAL) def. Mercy-Burlingame (GPSL), 5-0
N-Hillsdale (PAL) def. Half Moon Bay (NPL), 13-0
S-Santa Cruz (SCCAL) def. Carmel (MTAL), 8-5
S-North Salinas (MBL) def. Notre Dame-Salinas (MTAL), 3-2
S-Soquel (SCCAL) def. Monterey (MBL), 7-4
S-San Lorenzo Valley (SCCAL) def. Live Oak (MBL), 11-3QUARTERFINALS:
N-Burlingame def. Notre Dame-Belmont, 1-0
N-Carlmont def. Hillsdale, 1-0
S-North Salinas def. Santa Cruz, 7-6
S-San Lorenzo Valley def. Soquel, 3-2

SEMIFINALS:
N-Carlmont def. Burlingame, 1-0
S-North Salinas def. San Lorenzo Valley, 9-5

FINAL:
North Salinas def. Carlmont, 2-1 (May 27 at PAL Stadium)DIVISION III 1989
SEMIFINALS:
St. Lawrence (CPSL) def. Mercy-San Francisco (CGAL), 8-0
Monte Vista Christian (CPSL) def. Valley Christian (CPSL), 3-2

FINAL:
St. Lawrence def. Monte Vista Christian, 19-5 (May 21 at Hawes Park)

1990    Division I    Division II     Division III

The format remained the same with Division I a 16 team-tournament composed of teams from 
the Santa Clara Valley, De Anza, West Valley, Santa Teresa and Mt. Hamilton leagues. 
Division II-North was an eight-team event with schools in the North Peninsula, Peninsula and 
Girls Private Schools leagues entered. Division II-South was eight teams from the Monterey Bay, 
Mission Trails and Santa Cruz County leagues. The North and South winners continued to play off 
for the division title. Division III was made up of four schools from the Christian/Private Schools 
and the Christian Girls leagues.

DIVISION I 90

FIRST ROUND:
Mitty (WVAL) def. Silver Creek (MHAL), 11-2
Westmont (WVAL) def. Gunn (SCVAL), 7-3
Lynbrook (DAL) def. Wilcox (SCVAL), 2-0
Monta Vista (DAL) def. Pioneer (STAL), 8-3
Santa Teresa (MHAL) def. Homestead (DAL), 9-1
Gunderson (STAL) def. Leigh (WVAL), 6-0
Los Altos (SCVAL) def. Willow Glen (STAL), 6-2
St. Francis (DAL) def. Palo Alto (SCVAL), 1-0

QUARTERFINALS:
Mitty def. Westmont, 5-4
Lynbrook def. Monta Vista, 1-0
Gunderson def. Santa Teresa, 2-1
St. Francis def. Los Altos, 2-0

SEMIFINALS:
Mitty def. Lynbrook, 2-1
Gunderson def. St. Francis, 1-0

FINAL:

Mitty def. Gunderson, 5-0 (May 26 at PAL Stadium)
Sophomore Tricia Morse limited the Grizzlies to only one hit while pitching the Monarchs to 
their first title. Catcher Kathy Stahl, also a sophomore, had a triple, two singles, an RBI and 
scored twice for the winners. Lisa Robbins garnered Gunderson's only hit -- a triple.

DIVISION II 90

FIRST ROUND:
N-Carlmont (PAL) def. El Camino (NPL), 6-3
N-Mills (PAL) def. Notre Dame-Belmont (GPSL), 9-1
N-Aragon (PAL) def. Terra Nova (NPL), 8-2
N-Hillsdale (PAL) def. Mercy-Burlingame (GPSL), 4-2
S-King City (MTAL) def. Watsonville (SCCAL), 3-1
S-North Salinas (MBL) def. Pacific Grove (MTAL), 16-0
S-Live Oak (MBL) def. Notre Dame-Salinas (MTAL), 3-1
S-Harbor (SCCAL) def. Salinas (MBL), 5-1

QUARTERFINALS:
N-Carlmont def. Mills, 5-3
N-Hillsdale def. Aragon, 6-0
S-King City def. North Salinas, 6-0
S-Live Oak def. Harbor, 10-1

SEMIFINALS:
N-Hillsdale def. Carlmont, 3-1
S-Live Oak def. King City, 5-2

FINAL:
Hillsdale def. Live Oak, 7-2 (May 26 at PAL Stadium)

DIVISION III 90

SEMIFINALS:
Fremont Christian (CPSAL) def. St. Rose (CGAL), 7-6
St. Lawrence (CGAL) def. Monte Vista Christian (CPSAL), 7-6

FINAL:
Fremont Christian def. St. Lawrence, 9-6
(May 19 at Hawes Park)

 1991    DI    DII    DIII

The format remained the same with Division I being a 16 team-tournament composed of
teams from the Santa Clara Valley, De Anza, West Valley, Santa Teresa and Mt. Hamilton 
leagues; Division II-North an eight-team event with schools in the North Peninsula, Peninsula 
and Girls Private Schools leagues entered; Division II-South encompassing eight teams from the
Monterey Bay, Mission Trails and Santa Cruz County leagues (The North and South winners 
continued to play off for the division title) and Division III being made up of four schools 
from the Christian/Private Schools and the Christian Girls leagues.

DIVISION I 91

FIRST ROUND:
Wilcox (SCVAL) def. Mt. Pleasant (MHAL), 2-0
Santa Teresa (MHAL) def. Presentation (STAL), 11-2
St. Francis (DAL) def. Lick (MHAL), 3-0
Los Altos (SCVAL) def. Los Gatos (DAL), 8-0
Mitty (WVAL) def. Fremont (DAL), 11-2
Gunderson (STAL) def. Del Mar (WVAL), 9-0
Lynbrook (DAL) def. Pioneer (STAL), 8-0
Leigh (WVAL) def. Homestead (DAL), 8-2

QUARTERFINALS:
Wilcox def. Santa Teresa, 3-2
Los Altos def. St. Francis, 12-3
Gunderson def. Mitty, 1-0
Lynbrook def. Leigh, 10-0

SEMIFINALS:
Los Altos def. Wilcox, 1-0
Gunderson def. Lynbrook, 1-0

FINAL:
Gunderson def. s Altos, 6-0 (May 25 at PAL Stadium)

Freshman Jennifer Mallon pitched a four hitter, striking out six, to pace the Grizzlies' 
victory. It was Mallon's fourth shutout of the playoffs and she finished the season with 
a 25-1 record. Michelle Yam had two hits, including a triple, and Julie Sessler had two 
safeties, including a double, to pace the victors offensively.

DIVISION II 91

FIRST ROUND:
N-Carlmont (PAL) def. El Camino (NPL), 5-0
N-Hillsdale (PAL) def. Terra Nova (NPL), 17-2
N-Sacred Heart Prep (GPSL) def. Half Moon Bay (NPL), 10-9
N-Aragon (PAL) def. Notre Dame-Belmont (GPSL), 1-0
S-Watsonville (SCCAL) def. King City (MTAL), 3-1
S-Salinas (MBL) def. Harbor (SCCAL), 14-7
S-North Salinas (MBL) def. Notre Dame-Salinas (MTAL), 3-0
S-Live Oak (MBL) def. Monterey (MBL), 6-1

QUARTERFINALS:
N-Hillsdale def. Carlmont, 3-0
N-Aragon def. Sacred Heart Prep, 7-4
S-Salinas def. Watsonville, 17-1
S-North Salinas def. Live Oak, 6-2

SEMIFINALS:
N-Hillsdale def. Aragon, 4-0
S-North Salinas def. Salinas, 3-0

FINAL:
Hillsdale def. North Salinas, 2-0 (May 25 at PAL Stadium)

DIVISION III 91

SEMIFINALS:
Fremont Christian (CPSAL) def. Valley Christian-San Jose (CPSAL), 17-1
Berean Christian (CPSAL) def. Sacred Heart Cathedral (CGAL), 16-15

FINAL:
Fremont Christian def. Berean Christian, 10-8 (May 18 at Hawes Park)

1992    DI    DII    DIII

The format was changed with 36 teams -- champions, runnersup and at-large choices 
from 12 leagues -- taking part. The 14 schools with the largest enrollments were in 
Division I, the next 14 schools in Division II and the final eight in Division III. The
 first two seeds in both Division I and 2 drew first round byes.

DIVISION I 92

FIRST ROUND:
Fremont (DAL) def. Mills (PAL), 7-1
Wilcox (SCVAL) def. Gilroy (MBL), 3-0
Los Gatos (DAL) def. Mt. Pleasant (MHAL), 6-0
Live Oak (MBL) def. Lick (MHAL), 19-0
Leigh (WVL) def. Santa Teresa (MHAL), 5-4
Salinas (MBL) def. Aragon (PAL), 4-3

QUARTERFINALS:
Wilcox def. Fremont, 3-2
Los Gatos def. North Salinas (MBL), 4-2
Live Oak def. Leigh, 2-0
Gunderson (STAL) def. Salinas, 2-0

SEMIFINALS:
Wilcox def. Los Gatos, 2-0
Gunderson def. Live Oak, 4-1

FINAL:
Wilcox def. Gunderson, 1-0 (May 30 at PAL Stadium)
Susie Bugliarello outlasted Jennifer Mallon in a 14-inning contest that ended when 
Wilcox' Sara Scott scored Myani Lawson from third base with a bunt single for the 
only score of the game. Mallon allowed only five hits and Bugliarello eight. 
Both pitchers struck out 13.

DIVISION II 92

FIRST ROUND:
St. Francis (DAL) def. Harbor (SCCAL), 1-0
Hillsdale (PAL) def. South San Francisco (NPL), 7-1
Los Altos (SCVAL) def. Pioneer (STAL), 7-2
Westmont (WVAL) def. St. Ignatius (GPSL), 11-1
Capuchino (NPL) def. King City (MTAL), 1-0
Carlmont (PAL) def. North Monterey County (SCCAL), 5-4

QUARTERFINALS:
Hillsdale def. St. Francis, 3-2
Los Altos def. Mitty (WVAL), 1-0
Capuchino def. Westmont, 11-2
Lynbrook (DAL) def. Carlmont, 2-0

SEMIFINALS:
Los Altos def. Hillsdale, 7-3
Lynbrook def. Capuchino, 2-1

FINAL:
Los Altos def. Lynbrook, 4-3 (May 30 at PAL Stadium)
The winners scored two unearned runs in the bottom of the 13th inning on an overthrow 
at third base on an attempted double steal. Lynbrook had taken a one-run lead in the top 
of the inning after the teams had battled evenly for 12 innings. Whitney Floyd of Lynbrook 
struck out 17 but six errors allowed Los Altos' four runs.

DIVISION III 92

FIRST ROUND:
Sacred Heart Prep (GPSL) def. Valley Christian-Dublin (CPSAL), 14-1
Half Moon Bay (NPL) def. Monte Vista Christian (CPSAL), 22-3
Notre Dame-Salinas (MTAL) def. Mercy-Burlingame (GPSL), 9-0
Redwood Christian (CPSAL) def. St. Lawrence (CPSAL), 17-4

SEMIFINALS:
Half Moon Bay def. Sacred Heart Prep, 6-4
Notre Dame-Salinas def. Redwood Christian, 11-2

FINAL:
Notre Dame-Salinas def. Half Moon Bay, 23-6 (May 27 at PAL Stadium)

1993    DI    DII    DIII

The format was changed slightly with four more teams being added to the field. 
There were 16 schools each in Division I and Division II eliminating the first 
round byes. Eight teams again were entered in Division III. The divisions were 
based on enrollment.

DIVISION I 93

FIRST ROUND:
Gunderson (STAL) def. Piedmont Hills (MHAL), 21-1
North Salinas (MBL) def. Fremont (DAL), 3-2
Aragon (PAL) def. Mt. Pleasant (MHAL), 3-0
Wilcox (SCVAL) def. Monterey (MBL), 6-0
Los Gatos (DAL) def. Salinas (MBL), 8-4
Leigh (WVAL) def. Mills (PAL), 3-2
Watsonville (SCCAL) def. Del Mar (WVAL), 6-3
Live Oak (MBL) def. Homestead (DAL), 6-3

QUARTERFINALS:
Gunderson def. North Salinas, 2-0
Wilcox def. Aragon, 1-0
Los Gatos def. Leigh, 2-0
Watsonville def. Live Oak, 9-3

SEMIFINALS:
Gunderson def. Wilcox, 1-0
Los Gatos def. Watsonville, 10-9

FINAL:
Los Gatos def. Gunderson, 2-1 (May 29 at PAL Stadium)
After trailing 1-0, the Wildcats scored twice in the bottom of the sixth inning to win the title. 
Jennifer Mallon of Gunderson allowed only four hits but Los Gatos got three of those along 
with two walks to put across its two scores. Jill Peckler got the game-winning hit.

DIVISION II 93

FIRST ROUND:
Los Altos (SCVAL) def. St. Ignatius (GPSL), 10-0
North Monterey County (SCCAL) def. Westmont (WVAL), 7-1
Mitty (WVAL) def. Burlingame (PL), 4-3
Carlmont (PAL) def. King City (MTAL), 2-1
San Lorenzo Valley (SCCAL) def. Pioneer (STAL), 4-3
Notre Dame-Salinas (MTAL) def. South San Francisco (NPL), 5-2
Lynbrook (DAL) def. Hillsdale (PL), 5-1
Half Moon Bay (NPL) def. Notre Dame-San Jose (GPSL), 17-0

QUARTERFINALS:
Los Altos def. North Monterey County, 1-0
Carlmont def. Mitty, 4-1
Notre Dame-Salinas def. San Lorenzo Valley, 6-4
Lynbrook def. Half Moon Bay, 2-1

SEMIFINALS:
Los Altos def. Carlmont, 1-0
Lynbrook def. Notre Dame-Salinas, 1-0

FINAL:
Lynbrook def. Los Altos, 3-0 (May 29 at PAL Stadium)
Whitney Floyd pitched a three-hitter, striking out 11 and walking only two, to 
lead the Vikings who scored all their runs in the second inning.

DIVISION III 93

QUARTERFINALS:
Redwood Christian (CPSAL) def. Menlo (GPSL), 9-3
Carmel (MTAL) def. Pinewood (GPSL), 15-2
Capuchino (NPL) def. Notre Dame-Belmont (GPSL), 8-0
Robert Louis Stevenson (MTAL) def. Valley Christian-Dublin (CPSL), 18-2

SEMIFINALS:
Carmel def. Redwood Christian, 10-0
Capuchino def. Robert Louis Stevenson, 4-1

FINAL:
Capuchino def. Carmel, 4-2 (May 26 at PAL Stadium)

1994    DI    DII    DIII

The format was changed due to league realignments in the section. 
There were 36 teams selected and they were divided into three divisions 
based on enrollment. Four teams drew first round byes in each division.

DIVISION I 94

FIRST ROUND:
Gunderson (BVAL-MHAL) def. Fremont (SCVAL-DAL), 1-0
Salinas (MBL) def. Aragon (PL), 2-0
Los Gatos (SCVAL-DAL) def. Homestead (SCVAL-ECAL), 13-1
Monta Vista (SCVAL-ECAL) def. Oak Grove (BVAL-STAL),7-1

QUARTERFINALS:
Gunderson def. Leigh (BVAL-MHAL), 2-1
Salinas def. North Salinas (MBL), 6-0
Leland (BVAL-MHAL) def. Los Gatos, 11-0
Live Oak (MBL) def. Monta Vista, 7-1

SEMIFINALS:
Gunderson def. Salinas, 1-0
Leland def. Live Oak, 3-2

FINAL:
Leland def. Gunderson, 5-0 (May 28 at PAL Stadium)
Jennifer Mallon pitched a one-hitter to lead the Chargers over her former school. 
Mallon, who had pitched for Gunderson in the three previous title games, also 
drove in Leland’s winning run in the first inning.

DIVISION II 94
FIRST ROUND:
Burlingame (PAL) def. Prospect (BVAL-WVAL), 11-1
Hillsdale (PAL) def. Westmont (BVAL-STAL), 4-0
Del Mar (BVAL-WVAL) def. St. Ignatius (GPSL), 1-0
Presentation (BVAL-STAL) def. Santa Cruz (SCCAL), 4-0

QUARTERFINALS:
Mitty (BVAL-MHAL) def. Burlingame, 7-2
Soquel (SCCL) def. Hillsdale, 2-0
Carlmont (PAL) def. Del Mar, 7-1
Presentation def. Los Altos (SCVAL-DAL), 9-3

SEMIFINALS:
Mitty def. Soquel, 1-0
Carlmont def. Presentation, 6-1

FINAL:
Mitty def. Carlmont, 5-3 (May 28 at PAL Stadium)
After taking advantage of eight Carlmont errors to score five unearned runs,
 Mitty had to hold off a final-inning rally to preserve its win. Jennifer Houston 
and Jill Nesbitt teamed up to pitch the victory.

DIVISION III 94

FIRST ROUND:
Half Moon Bay (NPL) def. Liberty Baptist (CPSAL), 25-2
Pacific Grove (MTAL) def. San Lorenzo Valley (SCCAL), 10-2
Terra Nova (NPL) def. Valley Christian-Dublin (CPSAL), 9-1
Notre Dame-Belmont (GPSL) def. King’s Academy (CPSAL), 3-0

QUARTERFINALS:
Half Moon Bay def. Redwood Christian (CPSAL), 13-1
Notre Dame-Salinas (MTAL) def. Pacific Grove, 8-2
Terra Nova def. Valley Christian-San Jose (BVAL-WVAL), 1-0
Capuchino (PAL) def. Notre Dame-Belmont, 10-0

SEMIFINALS:
Notre Dame-Salinas def. Half Moon Bay, 9-0
Capuchino def. Terra Nova, 1-0

FINAL:
Capuchino def. Notre Dame-Salinas, 3-1 (May 28 at PAL Stadium)

1995    DI    DII    DIII

The format was not changed. There were 36 teams divided into three divisions based 
on enrollment. Four teams in each division drew first round byes.

DIVISION I 95

FIRST ROUND:
Leigh (BVAL-MHAL) def. Homestead (SCVAL-DAL), 8-2
Leland (BVAL-MHAL) def. Watsonville (SCCAL), 8-0
Los Gatos (SCVAL-DAL) def. Live Oak (MBL), 4-3
Salinas (MBL) def. Silver Creek (BVAL-WVAL), 16-0

QUARTERFINALS:
Leigh def. North Salinas (MBL), 3-1
Leland def. North Monterey County (MBL), 2-1
Oak Grove (BVAL-STAL) def. Los Gatos, 3-2
Westmont (BVAL-STAL) def. Salinas, 7-1

SEMIFINALS:
Leigh def. Leland, 2-0
Westmont def. Oak Grove, 7-0

FINAL:
Leigh def. Westmont, 1-0 (May 27 at PAL Stadium)
A triple by Nikki McDonald and a squeeze bunt by Kelli Mirassou scored the only
 run as the Longhorns handed Westmont its only loss of the season after 23 wins. 
Jessica Rose got credit for the win while giving up 6 hits and striking out 5.

DIVISION II    95

FIRST ROUND:
Gunderson (BVAL-MHAL) def. Mountain View (SCVAL-ECAL), 8-1
Carlmont (PAL) def. St. Ignatius (GPSL), 9-5
Cupertino (SCVAL-ECAL) def. Monterey (MBL), 8-3
Burlingame (PAL) def. Lincoln (BVAL-WVAL), 4-0

QUARTERFINALS:
Gunderson def. Santa Cruz (SCCAL), 1-0
Los Altos (SCVAL-DAL) def. Carlmont, 4-0
Presentation (BVAL-MHAL) def. Cupertino, 3-2
Mitty (BVAL-MHAL) def. Burlingame, 3-1

SEMIFINALS:
Los Altos def. Gunderson, 2-1
Presentation def. Mitty, 6-0

FINAL:
Los Altos def. Presentation, 2-1 (May 27 at PAL Stadium)
Robin Johnson singled home the winning run in the bottom of the seventh inning 
after Presentation had tied the game in the top of the inning. Sabrina Quintero pitched 
the victory for the Eagles, allowing three hits and striking out 7.

DIVISION III 95

FIRST ROUND:
King’s Academy (CPSAL) def. Valley Christian-Dublin (CPSAL), 10-5
Terra Nova (NPL) def. Liberty Baptist (CPSAL), 7-0
Capuchino (PAL) def. Fremont Christian (CPSAL), 32-0
Valley Christian-San Jose (BVAL-STAL) def. Monte Vista Christian (CPSAL), 3-2

QUARTERFINALS:
Half Moon Bay (NPL) def. King’s Academy, 17-0
Terra Nova def. Sacred Heart Prep (GPSL), 7-6
Capuchino def. R.L. Stevenson (MTAL), 6-4
Notre Dame-Salinas (MTAL) def. Valley Christian-San Jose, 6-1

SEMIFINALS:
Terra Nova def. Half Moon Bay, 5-0
Capuchino def. Notre Dame-Salinas, 4-0

FINAL:
Capuchino def. Terra Nova, 9-1 (May 27 at PAL Stadium)

1996    DI    DII    DIII

The format remained the same with 36 teams being divided into three divisions 
based on enrollment. Four teams in each division drew first round byes. Top seeds 
were Leland (Division I), Burlingame (Division II) and Notre Dame-Salinas (Division III).

DIVISION I 96

FIRST ROUND:
Leigh (BVAL-MHAL) def. Sequoia (PL), 4-0
North Monterey County (MBL) def. St. Francis (SCVAL-DAL), 4-3
Carlmont (PAL) def. Los Gatos (SCVAL-DAL), 2-1
Westmont (BVAL-MHAL) def. Salinas (MBL), 4-3

QUARTERFINALS:
Live Oak (MBL) def. Leigh, 2-0
Oak Grove (BVAL-STAL) def. North Monterey County, 4-3
Carlmont def. Los Altos (SCVAL-DAL), 2-1
Leland (BVAL-MHAL) def. Westmont, 3-0

SEMIFINALS:
Live Oak def. Oak Grove, 3-1
Leland def. Carlmont, 3-2

FINAL:
Live Oak def. Leland, 2-1 (May 25 at PAL Stadium)
Maggie Del Rio, who had pitched a no-hitter and a four-hitter to get the Acorns into 
the finals, allowed only two hits against top-seeded Leland and Live Oak squeezed 
out the win. All the scoring was in the first inning. Leland scored an unearned run 
but the winners answered on Allison Andrade’s triple that scored two runs in the 
bottom of the inning.

DIVISION II 96

FIRST ROUND:
Presentation (BVAL-MHAL) def. Gunn (SCVAL-ECAL), 2-1
Palo Alto (SCVAL-ECAL) def. Aragon (PL), 4-0
Santa Cruz (SCCAL) def. Lick (BVAL-WVAL), 5-1
Mountain View (SCVAL-DAL) def. Cupertino (SCVAL-ECAL), 2-0

QUARTERFINALS:
Monterey (MBL) def. Presentation, 12-0
Mitty (BVAL-MHAL) def. Palo Alto, 4-3
Capuchino (PAL) def. Santa Cruz, 6-0
Burlingame (PAL) def. Mountain View, 3-0

SEMIFINALS:
Monterey def. Mitty, 6-4
Capuchino def. Burlingame, 2-0

FINAL:
Capuchino def. Monterey, 5-4 (May 25 at PAL Stadium)
Although trailing by two runs in the bottom of the final inning, Capuchino loaded the 
bases on consecutive singles and all three runners scored on a passed ball and a 
throwing error on the same play.

DIVISION III 96

FIRST ROUND:
Sacred Heart Prep (GPSL) def. Terra Nova (NPL), 1-0
Notre Dame-Belmont (GPSL) def. Pinewood (PSL), 10-0
Monte Vista Christian (CPSL) def. Liberty Baptist (CPSAL), 29-0
Mercy-Burlingame (PSAL) def. The King’s Academy (CPSAL), 13-1

QUARTERFINALS:
Pacific Grove (MTAL) def. Sacred Heart Prep, 5-2
Stevenson (MTAL) def. Notre Dame-Belmont, 1-0
Monte Vista Christian def. Half Moon Bay (NPL), 9-2
Notre Dame-Salinas (MTAL) def. Mercy-Burlingame, 9-0

SEMIFINALS:
Pacific Grove def. Stevenson, 3-0
Notre Dame-Salinas def. Monte Vista Christian, 5-0

FINAL:
Notre Dame-Salinas def. Pacific Grove, 4-2 (May 25 at Sherwood Park)

1997        DI    DII    DIII

The format remained the same except 37 teams were selected instead of 36. 
The teams were divided into three divisions (13 teams in Division III) based on 
enrollment. Top seeds were Leland (Division I), Carlmont (Division II) and 
Mitty (Division III).

DIVISION I 97    PLAYOFF BRACKETS

FIRST ROUND:
Salinas (MBL) def. Santa Clara (SCVAL-ECAL), 9-0
Piedmont Hills (BVAL-STAL) def. Wilcox (SCVAL-DAL). 6-0
Gilroy (MBL) def. Mt. Pleasant (BVAL-WVAL), 8-0
Leigh (BVAL-MHAL) def. Santa Teresa (BVAL-STAL), 4-0

QUARTERFINALS:
Salinas def. Oak Grove (BVAL-MHAL), 2-1
Live Oak (MBL) def. Piedmont Hills, 10-0
North Salinas (MBL) def. Gilroy, 2-0
Leland (BVAL-MHAL) def. Leigh, 4-2

SEMIFINALS:
Live Oak def. Salinas, 6-1
North Salinas def. Leland, 4-1

FINAL:
North Salinas def. Live Oak, 2-1 (May 31 at PAL Stadium)
Catcher Anita Munoz got the game-winning hit and made a crucial run-saving tag 
at the plate to pace the Vikings. After Blair Blakely and Jennifer Deering drew walks 
in the third inning, Munoz crushed a two-run double. When Allison Andrade tried to 
stretch her triple into a home run, Munoz blocked the plate and tagged her out. 
Deering pitched a three-hitter for North Salinas.

DIVISION II 97    PLAYOFF BRACKETS

FIRST ROUND:
Soquel (SCCAL) def. Lynbrook (SCVAL-ECAL), 1-0
Los Gatos (SCVAL-DAL) def. Mills (PAL-BD), 5-2
Burlingame (PAL-BD) def. Del Mar (BVAL-STAL), 1-0
Sequoia (PAL-OD) def. St. Ignatius (GPSL), 2-1

QUARTERFINALS:
North Monterey Co. (MBL) def. Soquel, 6-0
St. Francis (SCVAL-DAL) def. Burlingame, 4-0
Sequoia def. Cupertino (SCVAL-DAL), 2-0
Carlmont (PAL-BD) def. Los Gatos, 4-0

SEMIFINALS:
St. Francis def. North Monterey Co., 1-0
Carlmont def. Sequoia, 5-0

FINAL:
Carlmont def. St. Francis, 1-0 (May 31 at PAL Stadium)
Sophomore Tori Nyberg pitched a four-hitter and the Scots’ defense sparkled when 
it was most needed. The winners scored the only run of the game on fielding miscues 
in the second inning. Brianne Brazzini singled, advanced to second on one error and s
cored on the second.

DIVISION III 97    PLAYOFF BRACKETS

FIRST ROUND:
Pacific Grove (MTAL) def. Pinewood (PSAL), 7-1
Notre Dame-Salinas (MTAL) def. Mercy-Burlingame (GPSL), 26-2
Stevenson (MTAL) def. Notre Dame-Belmont (GPSL), 7-6
San Lorenzo Valley (SCCAL) def. The King’s Academy (CPSAL), 11-4
Pioneer (BVAL-STAL) def. Palo Alto (SCVAL-ECAL), 8-3

QUARTERFINALS:
Monte Vista Christian (SCCAL) def. Stevenson, 5-1
Capuchino (PAL-BD) def. San Lorenzo Valley, 5-1
Mitty (BVAL-MHAL) def. Pioneer, 6-0
Notre Dame-Salinas def. Pacific Grove, 6-1

SEMIFINALS:
Capuchino def. Monte Vista Christian, 2-1
Mitty def. Notre Dame-Salinas, 6-2

FINAL:
Capuchino def. Mitty, 6-0 (May 31 at PAL Stadium)

1998        DI    DII    DIII

The format remained the same but the field reverted to 36 teams after one year at 37. 
The teams were divided into three divisions based on enrollment. Top seeds were 
Oak Grove (Division I), St. Francis (Division II) and Notre Dame-Salinas (Division III).

DIVISION I 98    PLAYOFF BRACKETS

FIRST ROUND:
Milpitas (SCVAL-ECAL) def. Leigh (BVAL-MHAL), 5-4
Piedmont Hills (BVAL-STAL) def. Santa Teresa (BVAL-MHAL), 2-1
Salinas (MBL) def. Silver Creek (BVAL-WVAL), 24-2
Leland (BVAL-MHAD) def. Fremont (SCVAL-ECAL), 6-0

QUARTERFINALS:
North Salinas (MBL) def. Milpitas, 6-2
Gilroy (MBL) def. Piedmont Hills, 9-3
Salinas def. Live Oak (MBL), 6-1
Oak Grove (BVAL-MHAL) def. Leland, 2-1

SEMIFINALS:
Salinas def. Oak Grove, 3-0
North Salinas def. Gilroy, 4-1

FINAL:
Salinas def. North Salinas, 4-1 (May 30 at PAL Stadium)
The Cowboys broke up a scoreless game in the third inning on a walk, a single by 
Suzanne Slaten and Kacey Sevier’s triple for two runs. Salinas added single runs 
in the fifth and sixth innings and defending champion North Salinas could only 
manage a run in the bottom of the seventh.

DIVISION II 98    PLAYOFF BRACKETS

FIRST ROUND:
Westmont (BVAL-MHAL) def. Mountain View (SCVAL-DAL), 4-3
Del Mar (BVAL-STAL) def. Los Altos (SCVAL-DAL), 6-4
Los Gatos (SCVAL-DAL) def. South San Francisco (PAL-OD), 10-0
Notre Dame-Belmont (GPSL) def. Aragon (PAL-BD), 3-0

QUARTERFINALS:
North Monterey County (MBL) def. Westmont, 3-0
Carlmont (PAL-BD) def. Del Mar, 7-0
Mitty (BVAL-MHAL) def. Los Gatos, 5-0
St. Francis (SCVAL-DAL) def. Notre Dame-Belmont, 3-0

SEMIFINALS
Carlmont def. North Monterey County, 3-0
Mitty def. St. Francis, 4-0

FINAL:
Mitty def. Carlmont, 5-0 (May 30 at PAL Stadium)
After the two teams battled to a scoreless tie after nine innings, Mitty broke open
 with five runs in the top of the 10th. Monarch pitchers Niki Stemberger and Jaime 
Forman-Lau combined for a five hitter. In the 10th, Krystle Johnson led off with a 
double and scored on Jenece Guglielmo’s double. Mary Ann Cane singled home the
 second run and Forman-Lau then crushed a triple. Melissa Kelly and Bonnie Brannen 
each added a single to complete the scoring.

DIVISION III 98    PLAYOFF BRACKETS

FIRST ROUND:
Redwood Christian (PSAL) def. Liberty Baptist (CPSAL), 34-0
Sacred Heart Prep (GPSL) def. The Kings Academy (CPSAL), 2-0
Pacific Grove (MTAL) def. Pinewood (PSAL), 10-0
Half Moon Bay (PAL-BD) def. San Lorenzo Valley (SCCAL), 16-1

QUARTERFINALS:
Capuchino (PAL-BD) def. Redwood Christian, 11-3
Monte Vista Christian (SCCAL) def. Sacred Heart Prep, 1-0
Pioneer (BVAL-STAL) def. Pacific Grove, 2-0
Notre Dame-Salinas (MTAL) def. Half Moon Bay, 7-2

SEMIFINALS:
Monte Vista Christian def. Capuchino, 5-3
Notre Dame-Salinas def. Pioneer, 4-1

FINAL:
Notre Dame-Salinas def. Monte Vista Christian, 11-2 (May 30 at PAL Stadium)

1999    Division I     Division II    Division III
The format remained the same with 36 teams divided into three divisions based on enrollment.
Top seeds were Live Oak (Division I), Carlmont (Division II) and Notre Dame-Salinas (Division III).

DIVISION I 1999        PLAYOFF BRACKETS
FIRST ROUND:
Aptos (SCCAL) def. Monta Vista (SCVAL-ECAL), 4-2
Salinas (MBL) def. Santa Teresa (BVAL-MHAL), 3-2
Milpitas (SCVAL-DAL) def. Woodside (PAL-OD), 5-4
Wilcox (SCVAL-DAL) def. Leigh (BVAL-MHAL), 7-5

QUARTERFINALS:
Piedmont Hills (BVAL-STAL) def. Milpitas, 1-0
Live Oak (MBL) def. Wilcox, 3-0
Aptos def. Leland (BVAL-MHAL), 3-1
Gilroy (MBL) def. Salinas, 3-2

SEMIFINALS:
Gilroy def. Aptos, 3-2
Piedmont Hills def. Live Oak, 2-1

FINAL:
Gilroy def. Piedmont Hills, 2-1 (May 29 at PAL Stadium)
Sarah Caudle, Monterey Bay League player of the year, pitched and batted the Mustangs to the title.
Caudle struck out 13 and singled home the first Gilroy run and scored herself after the ball went
through the right fielder. The young Piedmont Hills team scored its lone run on a hit-batter,
single and passed ball.

DIVISION II 1999    PLAYOFF BRACKETS 
FIRST ROUND:
Soquel (SCCAL) def. Santa Clara (SCVAL-ECAL), 2-0
Del Mar (BVAL-STAL) def. St. Ignatius (GPSL), 19-0
Presentation (BVAL-MHAL) def. Lick (BVAL-WVAL), 4-1
Notre Dame-Belmont (GPSL) def. El Camino (PAL-BD), 2-0

QUARTERFINALS:|
Mitty (BVAL-MHAL) def. Soquel, 5-2
St. Francis (SCVAL-DAL) def. Del Mar, 5-2
North Salinas (MBL) def. Presentation, 1-0
Carlmont (PAL-BD) def. Notre Dame-Belmont, 2-0SEMIFINALS:
Carlmont def. North Salinas, 1-0
Mitty def. St. Francis, 2-1FINAL:
Carlmont def. Mitty, 6-0 (May 29 at PAL Stadium)
Tori Nyberg won her 34th victory of the season and 113th of her high school career as the Scots
coasted to the win. Carlmont scored once in the first inning and twice in the second and never
looked back.

DIVISION III 1999    PLAYOFF BRACKETS
FIRST ROUND:
Pacific Grove (MTAL) def. Redwood Christian (PSAL), 17-3
Mountain View (SCVAL-DAL) def. Carmel (MTAL), 5-1
Sacred Heart Prep (GPSL) def. St. Lawrence (CPSAL), 22-0
King’s Academy (CPSL) def. Mercy-Burlingame (GPSAL), 3-0

QUARTERFINALS:
Pacific Grove def. Monte Vista Christian (SCCAL), 6-5
Notre Dame-Salinas (MBL) def. King’s Academy, 7-0
Capuchino (PAL-BD) def. Mountain View, 3-2
Sacred Heart Prep def. Half Moon Bay (PAL-BD), 1-0SEMIFINALS:
Capuchino def. Pacific Grove, 4-1
Notre Dame-Salinas def. Sacred Heart Prep, 6-5

FINAL:
Notre Dame-Salinas def. Capuchino, 1-0 (May 29 at PAL Stadium)

2000       Division I    Division II    Division III

The format remained the same with 36 teams divided into three divisions based on enrollment.
Top seeds were North Salinas (Division I), Mitty (Division II) and Notre Dame-Salinas (Division III).

DIVISION I 2000    PLAYOFF BRACKETS
FIRST ROUND:
Watsonville (SCCAL) def. Milpitas (SCVAL-DAL), 9-8
Live Oak (MBL) def. Aptos (SCCAL), 2-1
Mt. Pleasant (BVAL-STAL) def. Oak Grove (BVAL-MHAL), 3-2
Hollister (MBL) def. Lynbrook (SCVAL-ECAL), 3-2

QUARTERFINALS:
Watsonville def. Wilcox (SCVAL-DAL), 3-2
Live Oak def. Gilroy (MBL), 3-0
Leland (BVAL-MHAL) def. Mt. Pleasant, 4-1
North Salinas (MBL) def. Hollister, 7-0

SEMIFINALS:
Watsonville def. Live Oak, 2-0
North Salinas def. Leland, 2-0

FINAL:
North Salinas def. Watsonville, 1-0 (9 innings) (May 27 at PAL Stadium) Monica Abbott, 14,
capped a great season by striking out 20 Watsonville batters in a nine-inning contest.
The freshman southpaw allowed three hits and retired the first 15 batters, 13 on strikeouts.
She did not allow a run in the playoffs. North Salinas scored the winning run on singles by
Jackie Page, Jennifer Patterson and Angela Telles.

DIVISION II 2000    PLAYOFF BRACKETS
Presentation (BVAL-MHAL) def. Soquel (SCCAL), 4-0
Carlmont (PAL-BD) def. San Lorenzo Valley (SCCAL), 4-3
Westmont (BVAL-MHAL) def. Prospect (BVAL-WVAL), 3-1
Monterey (MBL) def. Del Mar (BVAL-STAL), 4-1

QUARTERFINALS:
Presentation def. Notre Dame-Belmont (GPSL), 4-3
St. Francis (SCVAL-DAL) def. Carlmont, 5-1
Westmont def. North Monterey County (MBL), 3-0
Mitty (BVAL-MHAL) def. Monterey, 4-3

SEMIFINALS:
Presentation def. St. Francis, 1-0
Mitty def. Westmont, 1-0

FINAL:
Mitty def. Presentation, 4-3 (May 27 at PAL Stadium) The Monarchs jumped to an early lead
and then held off a Presentation rally fueled by four Mitty errors. Winning pitcher Kelly
Johnson allowed only three hits. Kristen Bayless and Alexandra Sutton each had two hits
including a double for the winners while Kari Burke of Presentation had two doubles.

DIVISION III 2000    PLAYOFF BRACKETS
Mountain View (SCVAL-DAL) def. Mercy-Burlingame (GPSL), 5-0
King's Academy (CPSAL) def. Carmel (MTAL), 13-2
Pacific Grove (MTL) def. Liberty Baptist (CPSAL), 32-1
Hillsdale (PAL-OD) def. Saratoga (SCVAL-ECAL), 5-1

QUARTERFINALS:
Capuchino (PAL-BD) def. Mountain View, 4-0
Half Moon Bay (PAL-BD) def. King's Academy, 3-0
Sacred Heart Prep (GPSL) def. Pacific Grove, 6-1
Notre Dame-Salinas (MBL) def. Hillsdale, 13-0

SEMIFINALS:
Half Moon Bay def. Capuchino, 6-3
Notre Dame-Salinas def. Sacred Heart Prep, 6-0

FINAL:
Notre Dame-Salinas def. Half Moon Bay, 3-0 (May 27 at PAL Stadium)

2001   DIVISION I    DIVISION II    DIVISION III

The format remained the same with 36 teams divided into three divisions based
on enrollment. Top seeds were North Salinas (Division I), Mitty (Division II)
and Notre Dame-Salinas (Division III).

DIVISION I 2001    Complete Playoff Brackets
FIRST ROUND:
Hollister (MBL) def. Aptos (SCCAL), 6-2
Gilroy (MBL) def. Independence (BVAL-STAL), 1-0
Live Oak (MBL) def. Oak Grove (BVAL-MHAL), 4-1
Wilcox (SCVAL-DAL) def. Homestead (SCVAL-ECAL), 4-0

QUARTERFINALS:
Gilroy def. Lynbrook (SCVAL-ECAL), 3-0
Milpitas (SCVAL-DAL) def. Wilcox, 2-1
Live Oak def. Leigh (BVAL-STAL), 5-2
Hollister def. North Salinas (MBL), 3-0

SEMIFINALS:
Live Oak def. Gilroy, 3-0
Hollister def. Milpitas, 5-4

FINAL:
Live Oak def. Hollister, 4-2 (May 26 at PAL Stadium)
Angela Locsin, with two CCS championships already under her belt, pitched and
hit the Acorns to the win. Locsin, who transferred from Notre Dame-Salinas
after pitching that school to titles in 1998 and 1999, scattered 11 hits and
smashed a two-run triple.

DIVISION II 2001        Complete Playoff Brackets
FIRST ROUND:
Burlingame (PAL-BD) def. Los Gatos (SCVAL-DAL), 6-1
St. Francis (SCVAL-DAL) def. Terra Nova (PAL-OD), 7-1
Carlmont (PAL-BD) def. San Lorenzo Valley (SCCAL), 5-0
Monterey (MBL) def. Mountain View (SCVAL-DAL), 4-3

QUARTERFINALS:
Mitty (BVAL-MHAL) def. Monterey, 2-1
Westmont (BVAL-MHAL) def. Burlingame, 4-2
Notre Dame-Belmont (PSAL) def. St. Francis, 4-2
Carlmont (PAL-BD) def. Presentation (BVAL-MHAL), 3-2

SEMIFINALS:
Carlmont def. Mitty, 1-0
Notre Dame-Belmont def. Westmont, 1-0

FINAL:
Carlmont def. Notre Dame-Belmont, 6-0 (May 26 at PAL Stadium)
A young Scots team took advantage of fielding miscues by their cross-town
rivals to win handily. Carlmont, chalking up its fifth CCS title, scored the
only run it needed in the when freshman Celino Castillo stole home in the
fourth inning. Monique Castillo, Celino's sister, pitched her third shutout
of the playoffs.

DIVISION III 2001    Complete Playoff Brackets
FIRST ROUND:
Carmel (MTAL) def. San Francisco Christian (CPSAL), 16-0
Mercy -Burlingame (GPSL) def. Branham (BVAL-WVAL), 7-1
Capuchino (PAL-BD) def. St. Lawrence (CPSAL), 15-0
Hillsdale (PAL-BD) def. King's Academy (CPSAL), 1-0

QUARTERFINALS:
Half Moon Bay (PAL-BD) def. Carmel, 7-0
Mercy-Burlingame def. Pacific Grove (MTAL), 2-1
Notre Dame-Salinas (MBL) def, Hillsdale, 3-0
Sacred Heart Prep (PSAL) def. Capuchino, 2-0

SEMIFINALS:
Half Moon Bay def. Mercy-Burlingame, 1-0
Notre Dame-Salinas def. Sacred Heart Prep, 1-0

FINAL:
Notre Dame-Salinas def. Half Moon Bay, 2-0 (May 26 at PAL Stadium)

2002

The format remained the same with 36 teams divided into three divisions based on enrollment. Top seeds were North Salinas (Division I), Carlmont (Division II) and Notre Dame-Salinas (Division III).

DIVISION I    CLICK FOR COMPLETE BRACKETS

FIRST ROUND:

Mt. Pleasant (BVL-STD) def. Oak Grove (BVL-MHD), 2-1

Monta Vista (SCVL-DAD) def. Live Oak (MBL), 5-3

Lynbrook (SCVL-ECD) def. Silver Creek (BVL-WVD), 6-0

Aptos (SCCL) def. Gilroy (MBL), 2-1

QUARTERFINALS:

Hollister (MBL) def. Mt. Pleasant, 2-1

Wilcox (SCVL-DAD) def. Monta Vista, 7-1

Santa Teresa (BVL-MHD) def. Lynbrook, 6-0

North Salinas (MBL) def. Aptos, 3-0

SEMIFINALS:

North Salinas def. Santa Teresa, 10-0

Wilcox def. Hollister, 6-2

FINALS:

North Salinas def. Wilcox, 1-0 (May 25 at PAL Stadium)
Monica Abbott pitched her second perfect game in a row and the Vikings pushed across a run in the bottom of the final inning to win the title. With two out and a runner on second base, Krysta Robertson smashed a single into deep left field to score the only run. Abbott struck out 17.

DIVISION II    CLICK FOR COMPLETE BRACKETS

FIRST ROUND:

Los Gatos (SCVL-DAD) def. Soquel (SCCL), 2-0

St. Francis (SCVL-DAD) def. St. Ignatius (GPSL), 3-0

Monterey (MBL) def. Sequoia (PL-OD), 10-0

Los Altos (SCVL-DAD) def. Harbor (SCCL), 1-0

QUARTERFINALS:

Los Gatos def. Notre Dame-Belmont (GPSL), 8-2

Mitty (BVL-MHD) def. St. Francis, 6-0

Monterey def. Westmont (BVL-MHD), 4-2

Carlmont (PL-BD) def. Los Altos, 6-0

SEMIFINALS:

Mitty def. Los Gatos, 2-0

Carlmont def. Monterey, 7-1

FINALS:

Carlmont def. Mitty, 5-2 (May 25 at PAL Stadium)
The Scots scored early, tallying two in the first on a couple singles and a Mitty error and two more in the second . The winners added another run in the fifth on another Mitty miscue. Monique Castillo, who allowed two hits and two walks, won her 16th game of the season.

DIVISION III    CLICK FOR COMPLETE BRACKETS

FIRST ROUND:

Carmel (MTAL) def. Liberty Baptist (CPSAL), 11-0

Capuchino (PAL-BD) def. King’s Academy (CPSAL), 9-0

Mercy-Burlingame (GPSL) def. St. Lawrence (CPSAL). 16-0

Pacific Grove (MTA) def. Sacred Heart Prep (PSAL), 9-8

QUARTERFINALS:

Valley Christian-San Jose (BVL-STD) def. Carmel, 2-1

Capuchino def. Burlingame (PL-BD), 3-1

Half Moon Bay (PL-BD) def. Mercy-Burlingame, 5-0

Notre Dame-Salinas (MBL) def. Pacific Grove, 5-0

SEMIFINALS:

Notre Dame-Salinas def. Half Moon Bay, 3-0

Capuchino def. Valley Christian-San Jose, 3-2

FINAL:

Notre Dame-Salinas def. Capuchino, 8-0 (May 25 at PAL Stadium)

2003    DIVISION I    DIVISION II    DIVISION III

Notre Dame-Salinas (TCAL) def. Monte Vista Christian, 8-0

SEMIFINALS:

Half Moon Bay def. Carmel , 3-0

Notre Dame-Salinas def. Capuchino, 5-0

FINAL:

Notre Dame-Salinas def. Half Moon Bay , 3-0 (May 31 at PAL Stadium)

2004    D1    DII    DIII
The format did not change -- 39 teams divided into three divisions based on enrollment. Top seeds were Carlmont (Division I), Mitty (Division II) and Notre Dame-Salinas (Division III).

DIVISION I 2004    CLICK FOR COMPLETE BRACKETS

FIRST ROUND:

Mt. Pleasant (BVAL-MHAL) def. Andrew Hill (BVAL-WVAL), 11-1

North Salinas (TCAL) def. Watsonville (SCCAL), 2-1

Oak Grove (BVAL-MHAL) def. Monta Vista (SCVAL-DAL), 2-0

Leland (BVAL-MHAL) def. Aptos (SCCAL), 1-0

Santa Teresa (BVAL-MHAL) def. Piedmont Hills (BVAL-STAL), 9-1

QUARTERFINALS:

Milpitas (SCVAL-DAL) def. Mt. Pleasant, 8-5

North Salinas def. San Benito (TCAL), 4-3

Leland def. Oak Grove, 3-2

Carlmont (PAL-BD) def. Santa Teresa, 1-0

SEMIFINALS:

Milpitas def. North Salinas , 1-0

Carlmont def. Leland, 3-1

FINAL:

Carlmont def. Milpitas , 5-0 (May 29 at PAL Stadium)

            Pitcher Jerrica Castagno came within one out of pitching a perfect game to lead the Scots. With two outs in the final inning, an error allowed the first Milpitas base runner and then Jenny Gordon looped single to break up the no-hitter. Carlmont scored four times in the third inning, sparked by shortstop Lindsey Garehime's three-run triple. The winners only got five hits off Danielle Yee, but four were in that third inning.

DIVISION II 2004    CLICK FOR COMPLETE BRACKETS

FIRST ROUND:

Willow Glen (BVAL-STAL) def. Soquel (SCCAL), 2-1

Los Gatos (SCVAL-DALD) def. Homestead (SCVAL-ECAL), 6-4

Burlingame (PAL-BD) def. Los Altos (SCVAL-DAL), 2-0

Presentation (WCAL) def. North Monterey County (MBL), 1-0

Branham (BVAL-STAL) def. El Camino (PAL-OD), 2-0

QUARTERFINALS:

Monterey (MBL) def. Willow Glen, 2-1

Leigh (BVAL-MHAL) def. Los Gatos , 8-0

Burlingame def. Presentation, 3-0

Mitty (WCAL) def. Branham, 4-0

SEMIFINALS:

Leigh def. Monterey , 6-1

Mitty def. Burlingame , 7-1

FINAL:

Leigh def. Mitty, 2-0 (May 29 at PAL Stadium)

            The Longhorns got two early runs and made them stand up, weathering a bases-loaded, one-out situation in the bottom of the sixth inning to do so. Pitcher Jackie Hill induced a force out at home and a soft liner to the first baseman to thwart Mitty's rally. Leigh scored its runs with a bit of luck. Jessica Freedman scored from third on the back end of a double-steal in the second inning and Alisha Jones came home on an error the following frame.

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FIRST ROUND:

The King's Academy (PSAL) def. Half Moon Bay (PAL-BD), 1-0

Mercy-Burlingame (WBAL) def. Liberty Baptist (CPSAL), 10-0

Carmel (MTAL) def. Redwood Christian (PSAL), 4-0

Stevenson (MTAL) def. San Lorenzo Valley (SCCAL), 3-0

QUARTERFINALS:

Valley Christian-San Jose (WCAL) def. The King's Academy, 6-0

Mercy-Burlingame def Santa Catalina (MTAL), 1-0

Carmel def. Capuchino, 3-2

Notre Dame-Salinas (TCAL) def. Stevenson, 2-0

SEMIFINALS:

Notre Dame-Salinas def. Carmel , 1-0

Mercy-Burlingame def. Valley Christian-San Jose, 3-1

FINAL:

Notre Dame-Salinas def. Mercy-Burlingame, 8-1 (May 29 at PAL Stadium)

2005    DIVISION I    DIVISION II    DIVISION III

The format did not change -- 39 teams divided into three divisions based on enrollment. Top seeds were Carlmont (Division I), Mitty (Division II) and Notre Dame-Salinas (Division III).

DIVISION I 2005    CLICK HERE FOR COMPLETE BRACKETS

FIRST ROUND:
Live Oak (TCAL) def. Homestead (SCVAL-DAL), 2-1
San Benito (TCAL) def. Mt. Pleasant (BVAL-MHAL), 1-0
Milpitas (SCVAL-DAL) def. Piedmont Hills (BVAL-STAL), 10-0
Watsonville (SCCAL) def. Evergreen Valley (BVAL-STAL), 6-1
North Salinas (TCAL) def. Aptos (SCCAL), 5-2
Carlmont (PAL-BD), Monta Vista (SCVAL-DAL) and Oak Grove (BVAL-MHAL) drew first round byes.

QUARTERFINALS:
North Salinas def. Carlmont, 1-0
Milpitas def. Watsonville, 1-0
Monta Vista def. San Benito, 2-1
Live Oak def. Oak Grove, 2-1

SEMIFINALS:
Live Oak def. Monta Vista, 3-1
North Salinas def. Milpitas, 10-3

FINAL:
Live Oak def. North Salinas, 5-4 (May 28 at PAL Stadium)
Trailing by two in the bottom of the final inning with two out, the Acorns rallied for three runs and the championship. In the final rally, Alyssa Adamo knocked in a runner from second base and then scored herself on April Herrera’s double to tie the score. Kelly McDonald then blooped a pop fly that the Vikings infield let fall as the winning run scored.

DIVISION II 2005    CLICK HERE FOR COMPLETE BRACKETS

FIRST ROUND:
North Monterey County (MBL) def. Westmont (BVAL-MHAL), 5-3
Monterey (MBL) def. El Camino (PAL-OD), 8-3
Presentation (WCAL) def. Soquel (SCCAL), 3-0
Lynbrook (SCVAL-DAL) def. Notre Dame-Belmont (WCAL), 3-0
St. Francis (WCAL) def. Leland (BVAL-MHAL), 4-1
Mitty (WCAL), Leigh (BVAL-MHAL) and Saratoga (SCVAL-ECAL) drew first round byes.

QUARTERFINALS:
Saratoga def. North Monterey County, 1-0
Leigh def. St. Francis, 5-0
Presentation def. Monterey, 1-0
Mitty def. Lynbrook, 4-0

SEMIFINALS:
Saratoga def. Leigh, 2-1
Mitty def. Presentation, 1-0

FINAL:
Mitty def. Saratoga, 1-0 (May 28 at PAL Stadium)
Megan Wirth, undefeated on the season, pitched a two-hit shutout and the Monarchs made the one run tallied in the first inning stand up for the win. The only run came when Katie Fleury singled and advanced to second on an error. She stole third and scored on Justine Kunkel’s bloop single.

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FIRST ROUND:
Carmel (MTAL) def. Mercy-Burlingame (WBAL), 15-5
King’s Academy (PSAL) def. Santa Catalina (MTAL), 5-3
Prospect (BVAL-WVAL) def. Redwood Christian (PSAL), 11-1
Half Moon Bay (PAL-BD) def. Liberty Baptist (CPSAL), 12-0
Castilleja (WBAL) def. Latino College Prep (CPSAL), 11-0
Notre Dame-Salinas (TCAL), Valley Christian-San Jose (WCAL) and Capuchino (PAL-BD) drew first round byes.

QUARTERFINALS:
Capuchino def. Prospect, 11-0
Valley Christian-San Jose def. Half Moon Bay, 1-0
Carmel def. Castilleja, 5-0
Notre Dame-Salinas def. King’s Academy, 10-0

SEMIFINALS:
Notre Dame-Salinas def. Carmel, 1-0
Valley Christian-San Jose def. Capuchino, 8-5

FINAL:
Notre Dame-Salinas def. Valley Christian-San Jose, 2-1 (May 28 at PAL Stadium)

 2006    DIVISION I    DIVISION II    DIVISION III

The format did not change -- 39 teams divided into three divisions based on enrollment. Top seeds were Lynbrook (Division I), Leigh (Division II), and Valley Christian- San Jose (Division III)

DIVISION I 2006

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FIRST ROUND
Gilroy (TCAL) def. Mt. Pleasant (BVAL-MHAL), 4-0
Piedmont Hills (BVAL-STAL) def. Homestead (SCVAL-DAAL), 2-1
Watsonville (SCCAL) def. Alvarez. (MBAL) , 3-1
Monta Vista (SCVAL-DAAL) def. Andrew Hill (BVAL-WVAL), 10-0
Milpitas (SCVAL-DAAL) def. Evergreen Valley (BVAL-STAL), 8-1
San Benito (TCAL), Carlmont (PAL-BD), Lynbrook (SCVAL-DAAL) drew first round byes. 

QUARTERFINALS
San Benito def. Gilroy, 7-0
Carlmont def.. Piedmont Hills, 7-0
Watsonville def. Monta Vista, 6-5
Milpitas def. Lynbrook, 1-0

SEMIFINALS
San Benito def. Carlmont, 7-0
Watsonville def. Milpitas, 4-3

FINALS
San Benito def. Watsonville, 1-0 ( May 27 at PAL Stadium)
Shortstop Elena Fata singled home Rachel Maheu in the bottom of the ninth inning to give the haybalers the victory. Maheu opened the inning with a double. Freshmen Marisa Ibarra outdueled Watsonville's Noemi Torres, allowing only one hit for her seventh consecutive shutout.

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FIRST ROUND
Live Oak (TCAL), def. Mountain View (SCVAL-DAAL), 10-0
St. Francis (WCAL) def. Pioneer (BVAL-MHAL), 2-0
Westmont (BVAL-MHAL) def. Cupertino (SCVAL-ECAL), 2-0
Notre Dame-Belmont (WCAL) def. Monterey (MBAL), 8-1
Leland (BVAL-MHAL), def. Aptos (SCCAL), 11-5
Mitty (WCAL), Presentation (WCAL) and Leigh (BVAL-MHAL) drew first round byes.

QUARTERFINALS
Mitty def. Live Oak, 9-1
Presentation def. St. Francis, 4-1
Notre Dame- Belmont def. Westmont, 5-1
Leigh def. Leland, 1-0

SEMIFINALS
Mitty def. Presentation, 5-2
Notre Dame-Belmont def. Leigh, 2-1

FINALS
Mitty def. Notre Dame- Belmont, 2-0 (May 27 at PAL Stadium)
Mitty winning its sixth CCS title, got the only run it really needed in the first inning on Katie Fleury's single, a wild pitch, passes ball and fielder's choice. The Monarchs, led by Megan Wirth's three- hit pitching performance, added another run in the fifth on Jamie Garland's single and Wirth's hit two batters later.
 

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FIRST ROUND
Carmel (MTAL) def. Menlo (PAL-OD), 10-0
Soquel (SCCAL), def. Redwood Christian (PSAL), 11-1
King's Academy (PSAL) def. Mercy-Burlingame (WBAL), 9-0
Burlingame (PAL-BD), def. Latino College Prep. (CPAL), 15-0
Half Moon Bay (PAL-BD), def. Castilleja (WBAL), 8-1
Stevenson (MTAL), Notre Dame- Salinas (TCAL) and Valley Christian- San Jose (WCAL) drew first round byes.

QUARTERFINALS
Carmel def. Stevenson, 8-0
Notre Dame- Salinas, def. Soquel, 8-1
Burlingame def. King's Academy6, 6-0
Valley Christian- San Jose def. Half Moon Bay, 15-0

SEMIFINALS
Notre Dame- Salinas def. Carmel, 7-1
Valley Christian def. Burlingame, 2-0

FINALS
Notre Dame-Salinas def. Valley Christian- San Jose, 9-7 (May 27 at PAL stadium)

2007     DIVISION I    DIVISION II    DIVISION III

The format did not change -- 39 teams divided into three divisions based on enrollment. Top seeds were Carlmont (Division I), Mitty (Division II), and Notre Dame-Belmont (Division III)

DIVISION I

FIRST ROUND:
Gilroy (TCAL) def. Piedmont Hills (BVAL-MHAL), 3-1
Monta Vista (SCVAL-DAAL) def. Wilcox (SCVAL-ECAL), 8-6
Salinas (TCAL) def. Silver Creek (BVAL-WVAL), 4-0
Watsonville (MBAL) def. Santa Teresa (BVAL-STAL), 4-0
Milpitas (SCV-DAAL) def. Evergreen Valley (BVAL-MHAL), 5-3

QUARTERFINALS:
Gilroy def. Lynbrook (SCVAL-DAAL), 5-1
San Benito (TCAL) def. Monta Vista, 2-1
Watsonville def. Salinas, 3-0
Carlmont (PAL-BD) def. Milpitas, 8-0

SEMIFINALS:
Carlmont def. Watsonville, 5-0
San Benito def. Gilroy, 13-7

FINAL:
San Benito def. Carlmont, 2-1 (May 26 at PAL Stadium) The Haybalers’ Marisa Ibarra outdueled Ashley Chinn for the narrow vicory, the second title in a row for San Benito. The victors scored early with lead-off hitter J.C. Clayton walking, being sacrificed to
second and scoring on a single by Lizzy Gatto. The Haybalers added another run in the fourth on two singles and Clayton’s RBI hit. The Scots scored in the sixth on Kay Suko’s double but Ibarra, who allowed four hits and struck out four, settled down and didn’t allow any more. Chinn only gave up five hits and struck out 10 in a losing cause.

DIVISION II

FIRST ROUND:
North Monterey County (MBAL) def. Santa Clara (SCVAL-ECAL), 4-2
Mountain View (SCVAL-DAAL) def. Branham (BVAL-STAL), 4-0
Leland (BVAL-MHAL) def. Aragon (PAL-BD), 4-0
Aptos (SCCAL) def. St. Francis (WCAL), 2-1
Westmont (BVAL-MHAL) def. Sequoia (PAL-OD), 10-0

QUARTERFINALS:
Leigh (BVAL-MHAL) def. Aptos, 6-5
Fremont (SCVAL-ECAL) def. North Monterey County, 7-2
Westmont def. Mountain View, 6-5
Mitty (WCAL) def. Leland, 10-7

SEMIFINALS:
Mitty def. Westmont, 10-0
Leigh def. Fremont, 8-2

FINAL:
Mitty def. Leigh, 10-0 (May 26 at PAL Stadium) The Monarchs, ranked nationally, lived up to their billing by crushing Leigh, 10-0, in a game called after five innings due to the 10-run rule. It was the third straight title for Mitty and seventh in CCS history. Mitty won 25 straight games after a season-opening loss to Gilroy. Sophomore Keilani Ricketts, undefeated this season, allowed two infield hits and struck out seven. She also went 2-for-3 with a three-run homer. Katie Fleury led off the game with an inside-the-park home run and then added a double and single in four at bats.

DIVISION III

FIRST ROUND:
Stevenson (MTAL) def. Redwood Christian (PSAL), 5-1
Half Moon Bay (PAL-BD) def. Castilleja (WBAL), 2-1
Notre Dame-Salinas (TCAL) def. Alma Heights (CPSAL), 16-0
The King’s Academy (PSAL) def. Pacific Grove (MTAL), 3-2
Soquel (SCCAL) def. Mercy-Burlingame (WBAL), 10-0

QUARTERFINALS:
Stevenson def. Burlingame (PAL-BD), 3-2
Live Oak (BVAL-MHAL) def. Half Moon Bay, 3-1
Notre Dame-Salinas def. Soquel, 3-2
Notre Dame-Belmont def. The King’s Academy, 4-0

SEMIFINALS:
Stevenson def. Live Oak, 2-0
Notre Dame-Belmont def. Notre Dame-Salinas, 5-4

FINAL:
Notre Dame-Belmont def. Stevenson, 10-0 (May 26 at PAL Stadium)

2008	DIVISION I	DIVISION II	DIVISION III
DIVISION I COMPLETE BRACKETS
FIRST ROUND:
Gilroy def Leland 6-0 Fremont def Wilcox 3-1 Carlmont def Salinas 3-1 Leigh def Milpitas 3-0 Evergreen Valley def Oak Grove 6-0
QUARTERFINALS:
Gilroy def Homestead 7-0 Monta Vista def Fremont 4-0 Carlmont def Leigh 3-1 San Benito def Evergreen Valley 8-2
SEMI FINALS:
Gilroy def Monta Vista 6-0 San Benito def Carlmont 5-0
FINALS:
San Benito def Gilroy 6-0
DIVISION II COMPLETE BRACKETS
FIRST ROUND:
Palo Alto def Branham 6-5 Aragon def Westmont 1-0 Monterey def Willow Glen 13-6 Mountain View def North Montery County 5-4 (11 innings) Pioneer def Terra Nova 2-1
QUARTERFINALS:
Burlingame def Palo Alto 10-1 Presentation def Aragon 5-0 Monterey def Mountain View 3-0 Mitty def PIoneeer 4-0
SEMI FINALS:
Presentation def Burlingame 6-0| Mitty def MOnterey 9-0
FINALS:
Mitty def Presentation 3-0
DIVISION III COMPLETE BRACKETS
FIRST ROUND:
Carmel def Mercy Burlingame 11-1 San Lorenzo Valley def Seaside 9-6 Notre Dame Belmont def Alma Heights Christian 15-0 Half Moon Bay def King's Academy 9-0
QUARTERFINALS:
Stevenson def Carmel 7-0 San Lorenzo Valley def Aptos 4-3 Notre Dame Belmont def Half Moon Bay 1-0 Notre Dame Salins def Redwood Christian 8-0
SEMI FINALS:
Stevenson def San Lorenzo Valley 4-0 Notre Dame Salinas def Notre Dame Belmont 1-0
FINALS:
Notre Dame Salinas def Stevenson 3-0

2009	DIVISION I	DIVISION II	DIVISION III
DIVISION I COMPLETE BRACKETS
FIRST ROUND:
Piedmont Hills def Mt. Pleasant 4-2 Fremont def Leland 4-1 Salinas def Watsonville 3-2 North Salinas def Homestead 11-0 (5 innings) Gilroy defeated Evergreen Valley 3-0
QUARTERFINALS:
San Benito def Piedmont Hills 4-1 Wilcox def Fremont 4-0 North Salinas def Salinas 6-2 Gilroy def Carlmont 5-3
SEMI FINALS:
San Benito def Wilcox 1-0 Gilroy def North Salinas 7-6 (10 innings)
FINALS:
San Benito def Gilroy 4-3
DIVISION II COMPLETE BRACKETS
FIRST ROUND:
St. Ignatius def Branham 11-1 Aptos def Monterey 6-0 Palo Alto def Aragon 1-0 Leigh def Sequoia 10-0 Santa Clara def Los Gatos 5-1
QUARTERFINALS:
Westmont def St. Ignatius 12-0 Presentation def Aptos 1-0 Leigh def Palo Alto 7-0 Mitty def Santa Clara 10-0
SEMI FINALS:
Presentation def Westmont 1-0 (8 innings) Mitty def Leigh 3-0
FINALS:
Mitty def Presentation 3-0
DIVISION III COMPLETE BRACKETS
FIRST ROUND:
Soquel def James Lick 6-0 Burlingame def Castilleja 5-0 Hillsdale def AlmaHeights 15-0 Stevenson def Liberty Baptist 15-0 Santa Catalina def Mercy Burligname 1-0
QUARTERFINALS:
San Lorenzo Valley def Soquel 5-2 Notre Dame Belmont def Burlingame 4-1 Stevenson def Hillsdale 3-1 Notre Dame Salinas def Santa Catalina 8-0
SEMI FINALS:
Notre Dame Belmont def San Lorenzo Valley 8-0 Stevenson def Notre Dame Salinas 2-1
FINALS:
Notre Dame Belmont def Stevenson 4-1

2010	DIVISION I	DIVISION II	DIVISION III
The format did not change -- 39 teams divided into three divisions based on enrollment. Top seeds were San Benito (Division I), Mitty (Division II), and Notre Dame-Salinas (Division III)
DIVISION I COMPLETE BRACKETS
FIRST ROUND:
Leland (BVAL-MHAL) def. Homestead (SCVAL-DAL), 5-3 Santa Clara (SCVAL-ECAL) def. Carlmont (PAL-BD), 10-0 Gunn (SCVAL-ECAL) def. Santa Teresa (BVAL-STAL), 7-2 Wilcox (SCVAL-DAL) def. Watsonville (MBL), 2-1 Salinas (TCAL) def. Palo Alto (SCVAL-DAAL), 3-1
QUARTERFINALS:
Gilroy (TCAL) def. Leland, 1-0 Fremont (SCVAL-DAL) def. Santa Clara, 7-2 Wilcox def. Gunn, 4-0 San Benito (TCAL) def. Salinas, 4-1
SEMI FINALS:
San Benito def. Wilcox, 3-1 Fremont def. Gilroy, 2-1
FINALS: San Benito def. Fremont, 2-1 (May 29 at PAL Stadium)
It took an extra inning, but in the end San Benito captured its fifth straight CCS title. Fremont took a 1-0 lead into the sixth inning as senior Taylor DeSilva was shutting down the Haybalers. She retired 14 consecutive batters until Brittani Newman opened the sixth with a triple. With two outs, freshman Samantha Puentes also tripled to tie the score. In the bottom of the eighth inning, Puentes singled up the middle to drive in the winning run.  Paige Miguel pitched the win for San Benito.
DIVISION II COMPLETE BRACKETS
FIRST ROUND:
Westmont (BVAL-MHAL) def. Los Gatos (SCVAL-DAL), 6-5 Pioneer (BVAL-MHAL) def. St. Ignatius (WCAL), 2-1 Mt. Pleasant (BVAL-STAL) def. San Mateo (PAL-OD), 3-0 Aragon (PAL-BD) def. Lincoln (BVAL-WVAL), 10-0 Presentation-San Jose (WCAL) def. Aptos (SCCAL), 4-3
QUARTERFINALS:
Mountain View (SCVAL-DAL) def. Westmont, 5-0 Pioneer def. Leigh (BVAL-MHAL), 1-0 Mt. Pleasant def. Aragon, 3-0 Presentation-San Jose def. Mitty (WCAL), 2-1
SEMI FINALS:
Pioneer def. Mountain View, 3-2 Presentation-San Jose def. Mt. Pleasant, 3-2
FINALS: Pioneer def. Presentation-San Jose, 5-4 (May 29 at PAL Stadium)
After jumping to a 5-0 lead, Pioneer had to withstand a furious Presentation rally in the final inning to gain the victory. Held to three hits in the first six innings, the losers scored four times on four hits in the final frame but left the tying run at second base on a swinging strikeout. Pioneer scored two unearned runs in the second inning, added another run in the fifth and scored two more times in the seventh inning.
DIVISION III COMPLETE BRACKETS
FIRST ROUND:
Castilleja (WBAL) def. Stevenson (MTAL), 2-0 San Lorenzo Valley (SCCAL) def. Live Oak (BVAL-MHAL), 2-1 Capuchino (PAL-BD) def. The King’s Academy (WBAL), 3-0 Monterey (MBL) def. Greenfield (CAL), 12-0 Santa Catalina (MTAL) def. Soquel (SCCAL), 5-1
QUARTERFINALS:
Valley Christian-San Jose (WCAL) def. Castilleja, 2-1 Hillsdale (PAL-BD) def. San Lorenzo Valley, 1-0 Capuchino def. Monterey, 4-1 Notre Dame-Salinas (TCAL) def. Santa Catalina, 2-1
SEMI FINALS:
Valley Christian–San Jose def. Hillsdale, 2-1 Capuchino def. Notre Dame-Salinas, 3-2
FINALS:Valley Christian-San Jose def. Capuchino, 2-1 (May 29 at PAL Stadium)

2011	DIVISION I	DIVISION II	DIVISION III
The format did not change -- 39 teams divided into three divisions based on enrollment. Top seeds were San Benito (Division I), Mitty (Division II), and Santa Catalina (Division III)
DIVISION I COMPLETE BRACKETS 2011
FIRST ROUND:
St. Francis (WCAL) def Monta Vista (SCVAL-ECAL) 7-4 Leland (BVAL-MHAL) def Salinas (TCAL) 6-5 Carlmont (PAL-Bay) def Wilcox (SCVAL-DAL) 8-0 Santa Teresa (BVAL-STAL) def Palo Alto (SCVAL-DAL) 8-1 Leigh (BVAL-MHAL) def Los Gatos (SCVAL-DAL) 6-5
QUARTERFINALS:
Gilroy (TCAL) def St. Francis 11-2 Leland def homestead (SCVAL-DAL) 9-5 Carlmont (PAL-Bay) def Santa Teresa 14-3 (6 innings) San Benito (TCAL) def Leigh 8-2
SEMI FINALS:
Gilroy def Leland 1-0 San Benito def Carlmont 5-0
FINALS:
San Benito def Gilroy 3-2 May 28 at PAL Stadium)
Just like she had done in the championship  game two years ago, Jessica Steigleman drove in the winning run with a bases-loaded single. In 2009, however, it was a bases-loaded triple to score three runs and win the game. In both cases, the opponent was Gilroy. Jessica Vest and Brittani Newman had the other RBIs for San Benito. It was the sixth straight CCS title for the Haybalers.
DIVISION II COMPLETE BRACKETS 2011
FIRST ROUND:
Aptos (SCCAL) def San Mateo (PAL-Ocean) 7-3 Prospect (BVAL-MHAL) def Pioneer (BVAL-STAL) 4-1 Burlingame (PAL-Bay) def Monterey (MBL) 11-0 Hillsdale (PAL-Bay) def Willow Glen (BVA-WVAL) 9-0 Live Oak (BVAL-MHAL) def Los Altos (SCVAL-ECAL) 3-1
QUARTERFINALS:
Valley Christian (WCAL) def Aptos 2-0 Prospect def Westmont (BVAL-MHAL) 1-0 Hillsdale def Burlingame 9-1
SEMI FINALS:
Valley Christian def Prospect 8-0 Mitty def Hillsdale 4-0
FINALS:
Mitty def Valley Christian 4-2 May 28 at PAL Stadium)
The Monarchs avenged two of their three losses this season when they beat Valley Christian for their 10th CCS crown. Freshman outfielder Jazmyn Jackson went 2 for 3 with a triple and two runs scored.  Mitty scored three runs in the first inning after a line drive smashed ace Warrior pitcher Janell LaRont just below her knee brace and she had to be replaced. Lack of control doomed her replacement. LaRont later returned but the damage had been done. Mitty’s only other loss this season was to Gilroy
DIVISION III COMPLETE BRACKETS
FIRST ROUND:
Carmel (MTAL-Mission) def Menlo School (WBAL-Foothill) 4-0 Christopher (MBL) def Pacific Grove (MTAL-Mission) 6-5 (10 innings) Notre Dame Belmont (WCAL) def Harker School (WBAL-Foothill) 4-0 Soquel (SCCAL) def Castilleja (WBAL-Foothill) 12-2 San Lorenzo Valley (SCCAL) def Terra Nova (PAL-Bay) 2-1 (9 innings)
QUARTERFINALS:
Notre Dame Salinas(TCAL) def Carmel 3-2 Capuchino (PAL-Bay) def Christopher 5-1 Soquel def Notre Dame Belmont 8-6 Santa Catalina (MTAL-Mission) def San Lorenzo Valley 1-0
SEMI FINALS:
Capuchino def Notre Dame Salinas 7-3 Santa Catalina def Soquel 4-3
FINALS:
Capuchino def Santat Catalina 5-4 May 28 at PAL Stadium)

2012	DIVISION I	DIVISION II	DIVISION III
The format did not change -- 39 teams divided into three divisions based on enrollment. Top seeds were Carlmont (Division I), Mitty (Division II), and Santa Catalina (Division III)
DIVISION I COMPLETE BRACKETS
FIRST ROUND:
St. Francis (WCAL) def. North Salinas (TCAL), 3-1 Leland (BVAL-MHAL) def. Sequoia (PAL-OD), 6-2 Salinas (TCAL) def. Piedmont Hills (BVAL-MHAL), 5-2 Homestead (SCVAL-DAL) def. Independence (BVAL-WVAL), 10-0 Santa Teresa (BVAL-MHAL) def. Los Gatos (SCVAL-DAL), 4-1
QUARTERFINALS:
San Benito (TCAL) def, St. Francis, 7-0 Leland def. Wilcox (SCVAL-DAAL), 3-2 Salinas def. Homestead, 2-0 Carlmont (PAL-BD) def. Santa Teresa, 8-3
SEMI FINALS:
San Benito def. Leland, 4-0 Carlmont def. Salinas, 2-0
FINALS:
San Benito def. Carlmont, 8-3 (May 26 at PAL Stadium)
Overcoming two late-inning rallies that found the bases loaded, the Haybalers managed to hold off the Scots and win their seventh consecutive CCS softball championship. San Benito jumped to a 6-0 edge after four innings behind ace pitcher Megan Sabbatini before Carlmont rallied in the fifth. The Scots loaded the bases and Janelle Shiozaki walked to force in a run. Two batters later, a fielder’s choice made it 6-2. In the bottom of the sixth inning, Carlmont again loaded the bases but could only push one more run across. Taylor Fabing had three hits, including a two-run homer, and five RBIs for San Benito. Another junior, Ellie Buley, had three hits and scored three runs for the winners.
DIVISION II COMPLETE BRACKETS 2012
FIRST ROUND:
Pioneer (BVAL-MHAL) def. Christopher (MBL), 10-1 Leigh (BVAL-MHAL) def. Burlingame (PAL-BD), 7-3 Gilroy (TCAL) def. Sobrato (BVAL-STAL), 9-4 Los Altos (SCVAL-ECAL) def. Willow Glen (BVAL-STAL), 5-0 Presentation (WCAL) def. Hillsdale (PAL-BD), 3-1
QUARTERFINALS:
Pioneer def. Valley Christian (WCAL), 1-0 Leigh def. Westmont (BVAL-MHAL), 5-4 Gilroy def. Los Altos, 3-0 Mitty (WCAL) def. Presentation, 10-0
SEMI FINALS:
Leigh def. Pioneer, 5-4 Mitty def. Gilroy, 5-0
FINALS:
Mitty def. Leigh, 7-1 (May 26 at PAL Stadium)
Behind a great pitching performance by Vanessa Alvarez and a 13-hit attack, the Monarchs won their seventh title in the past eight seasons. Alvarez struck out eight and gave up just three hits. In three playoff games, she allowed just one run and five hits. She had a 26-1 record for the season. Every batter in Mitty’s lineup had at least one hit with sophomore shortstop Jazmyn Jackson and freshman outfielder Danielle Bowers connecting for three apiece. The big blast, however, was a two-run triple in the third inning by Ashley Chestnut that gave Mitty a 3-0 lead. Leigh scored its only run in the fourth as Lizzie Hogan tripled in Lauryn Saunders.
DIVISION III COMPLETE BRACKETS 2012
FIRST ROUND:
San Lorenzo Valley (SCCAL) def. Notre Dame-San Jose (WBAL-FD), 7-2 Capuchino (PAL-BD) def. Stevenson (MTAL), 12-2 Monterey (MBL) def. Mercy-Burlingame (WBAL-FD) Notre Dame-Salinas (TCAL) def. Castilleja (WBAL-FD), 14-0 Half Moon Bay (PAL-BD) def. Carmel (MTAL), 2-1
QUARTERFINALS:
Soquel (SCCAL) def. San Lorenzo Valley, 7-6 Capuchino def. Prospect (BVAL-STAL), 3-1 Notre Dame-Salinas def. Monterey, 8-1 Santa Catalina (MTAL) def. Half Moon Bay, 11-1
SEMI FINALS:
Soquel def. Capuchino, 4-1 Santa Catalina def. Notre Dame-Salinas, 10-0
FINALS:
Santa Catalina def. Soquel, 5-3 (May 26 at PAL Stadium)

2013	DIVISION I	DIVISION II	DIVISION III
DIVISION I COMPLETE BRACKETS 2013
FIRST ROUND:
QUARTERFINALS:
SEMI FINALS:
FINALS:
DIVISION II COMPLETE BRACKETS 2013
FIRST ROUND:
QUARTERFINALS:
SEMI FINALS:
FINALS:
DIVISION III COMPLETE BRACKETS 2013
FIRST ROUND:
QUARTERFINALS:
SEMI FINALS:
FINALS:

2014	DIVISION I	DIVISION II	DIVISION III
The format remained the same -- 39 teams divided into three divisions based on enrollment. The three top-seeded teams in each division received first round byes. Top seeds were Carlmont (Division I), Mitty (Division II), and Santa Catalina (Division III)
DIVISION I COMPLETE BRACKETS 2014
FIRST ROUND:
Homestead (SCVAL-DAAL) def. Gunn (SCVAL-ECAL), 14-6 Mountain View (SCVAL-ECAL) def. Salinas (MBL-GD), 5-4 Wilcox (SCVAL-DAAL) def. Los Gatos (SCVAL-DAAL), 11-1 Los Altos (SCVAL-DAAL) def. Lincoln (BVAL-WVAL), 7-2 Milpitas (SCVAL-ECAL) def. Christopher (MBL-GD), 6-5
QUARTERFINALS:
San Benito (MBL-GD) def. Homestead, 9-0 Leland (BVAL-MHAL) def. Mountain View, 3-1 Wilcox def. Los Altos, 12-7 Carlmont (PAL-BD) def. Milpitas, 9-4
SEMI FINALS:
San Benito def. Leland, 4-3 Carlmont def. Wilcox, 4-3
FINALS:
Carlmont def. San Benito, 8-1 (May 31 at PAL Stadium) Rebecca Faulkner, senior left-hander, lead the Scots as they denied eight-time defending champion San Benito a record-tying ninth consecutive CCS championship. Faulkner took a one-hit shutout into the seventh inning. The Haybalers got to her for two hits and a run in the seventh before she recorded the final out. She struck out seven and didn't walk a batter. It was the eighth CCS title in program history for Carlmont and its first since 2004.
DIVISION II COMPLETE BRACKETS 2014
FIRST ROUND:
Presentation (WCAL) def. Branham (BVAL-STAL), 10-4 Westmont (BVAL-MHAL) def. Sobrato (BVAL-STAL), 6-3 Mt. Pleasant (BVAL-MHAL) def. Saratoga (SCVAL-DAAL), 8-6 Valley Christian (WCAL) def. Mills (PAL-OD), 7-0 Capuchino (PAL-BD) def. Monterey (MBL-PD), 10-0
QUARTERFINALS:
Hillsdale (PAL-BD) def. Presentation, 11-2 Pioneer (BVAL-MHAL) def. Westmont, 10-3 Valley Christian (WCAL) def. Mt. Pleasant, 4-2 Mitty (WCAL) def. Capuchino, 8-1
SEMI FINALS:
Pioneer def. Hillsdale, 5-0 Mitty def. Valley Christian, 6-0
FINALS:
Mitty def Pioneer, 7-4 (May 31 at PAL Stadium) Mitty jumped out to a 4-0 lead in the first inning, but Pioneer rallied with three in the third, getting RBI singles from Caitlyn Weisner and Maddie Carlson, to pull to within 4-3. Trailing 7-3 heading to its final at-bat, Pioneer got back-to-back singles to start the seventh, but Mitty turned a double play to short-circuit the rally. Alex Luna followed with an RBI single, her third hit of the game, but Stephanie Kristo struck out the next batter to end the game. Although Pioneer outhit Mitty, 11-7, the Mustangs committed four errors in the first four innings.
DIVISION III COMPLETE BRACKETS 2014
FIRST ROUND:
Scotts Valley (SCCAL) def. Monte Vista Christian (MBL-PD), 8-7 San Lorenzo Valley (SCCAL) def. Stevenson (MTAL), 10-7 Notre Dame-Belmont (WCAL) def. Pacific Grove (MTAL), 4-1 Half Moon Bay (PAL-BD) def. Castilleja (WBAL-FD), 12-2 Carmel (MTAL) def. Kings Academy (WBAL-FD), 10-0
QUARTERFINALS:
Soquel (SCCAL) def. Scotts Valley, 10-6 Notre Dame-Salinas (MBL-GD) def. San Lorenzo Valley, 10-0 Half Moon Bay def. Notre Dame-Belmont, 8-3 Santa Catalina (MTAL) def. Carmel, 8-3
SEMI FINALS:
Notre Dame-Salinas def. Soquel, 9-7 Santa Catalina def. Half Moon Bay, 10-0
FINALS:
Notre Dame-Salinas def. Santa Catalina, 8-2 (May 31 at PAL Stadium)