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NCAA Division II and III Baseball Champions
Los Angeles Teams

Division II (Championship Games Since 1968)

Year Champion (Record) Coach Score Runner-Up Championship Game Attendance
1990 Jacksonville St. (43-9) Rudy Abbott 12-8 CSU Northridge 3,593
1985 *Fla. Southern (54-10) Chuck Anderson 15-5 Cal Poly Pomona 2,885
1984 CSU Northridge (46-21-1) Bob Hiegert 10-5 Fla. Southern 914
1983 *Cal Poly Pomona (41-22) John Scolinos 9-7 Jacksonville St. 1,052
1980 *Cal Poly Pomona (42-25-1) John Scolinos 13-6 New Haven 1,100
1976 Cal Poly Pomona (40-27-1) John Scolinos 17-3 SIU-Edwardsville 2,100
1972 Fla. Southern (31-6) Hal Smeltzly 5-1 CSU Northridge -
1971 Fla. Southern (34-4) Hal Smeltzly 4-0 Central Mich. -
1970 CSU Northridge (41-21) Bob Hiegert 2-1 Nicholls St. -

*Indicates undefeated teams in finals series.
1990 & 1985 games were played in Montgomery, Alabama. The 1980-1984 tournaments were played in Riverside, California. The 1972 & 1976 tournaments were both played in Springfield, Illinois. The 1970 and 1971 tournaments were played in Springfield, Missouri.

 

Division III (Championship Games Since 1976)

Only one Los Angeles County college has played in the NCAA Division III Baseball Championship Tournament. The University of La Verne won the 1995 Title against Methodist University, 5-3. La Verne's record that year was 39-9. The team was coached by Owen Wright. Attendance at the Salem, Virginia, tournament was 513.

 

 

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