Coach: Nate Sutton 2024 record: 13-14 Bellarmine graduated 15 lettermen from a year ago, but coach Nate Sutton likes his team’s chances because of a senior class that features a lot of togetherness. “While not the most talented group we have had come through, they care about each other

Coach: Erik Wagle 2024 record: 13-12-1 The Lancers graduated most of their offense from a year ago, but will be bolstered by what most consider to be the best freshman class on the Peninsula. The Lancers kept three freshmen and two sophomores on their varsity squad – and all will contribute,

Coach: Mat Keplinger 2024 record: 22-7 The Padres return just three starters, but don’t mistake that statistic for this being a rebuilding year. Serra simply reloads. Still, it won’t happen overnight, says coach Mat Keplinger. “It will take some time for this team to establish roles and an

Coach: Brian Pollzzie 2024 record: 21-11 The Wildcats fell in the CCS-Division I semifinals a year ago but return six starters and a steely resolve for another strong season, says coach Brian Pollzzie. It’s led to “a strong and focused offseason,” he said. “We’ve got some unfinished business

Few teams anywhere feature the firepower of the Warriors, who return eight starters, including seven players who have already committed to NCAA-Division I programs.  Pitchers Quinten Marsh and Brock Ketelsen have committed to Stanford, while Rohan Kansa Kasanagottu (USC), Kole Laubach (UC-Santa Barbara), Hunter Fujimoto (Santa Clara), Forest Zelmer (Cal

Coach: Don Hahn 2024 record: 15-11 The Dons return four starters from last year’s squad, which won 15 games under coach Don Hahn. It returns one of the PAL’s best players in senior Josh Jabos. The outfielder and pitcher hit .382 with 25 RBI and 17 runs scored.

Coach: Dan Ordonez 2024 record: 12-11 The Colts will look to improve on last season’s 12-11 season, where they finished sixth in the PAL Ocean Division.

Coach: David Trujillo 2024 record: 23-10 (CCS Division VI championship) Menlo School comes into every new year expecting to compete for a championship and – fresh off a CCS title and NorCal finals appearance – this year is no different.  However, if the Knights are to repeat, they are going to do