Founded in 1993 and celebrating its 30th season, the California Collegiate League (CCL) is a premier college summer baseball destination. Eleven teams canvas the golden state of California from Orange County in Southern California to Napa Vally in Northern California. Each year, top college baseball players compete for the:
MLB Academy Barons – Compton, CA
Arroyo Seco Saints – Pasadena, CA
Conejo Oaks – Thousand Oaks, CA
Healdsburg Prune Packers – Healdsburg, CA
Lincoln Potters – Lincoln, CA
Orange County Riptide – Irvine, CA
San Luis Obispo Blues – San Luis Obispo, CA
Santa Barbara Foresters – Santa Barbara, CA
Solano Mudcats – Vacaville, CA
Sonoma Stompers – Sonoma, CA
Walnut Creek Crawdads – Danville, CA
CCL AT A GLANCE
Established // 1993
Years in Existence // 30
Number of Teams // 11
Number of Divisions // 2
North Division (5 teams): Healdsburg Prune Packers, Lincoln Potters, Solano Mudcats, Sonoma Stompers, and Walnut Creek Crawdads
South Division (6 teams) : MLB Academy Barons, Arroyo Seco Saints, Conejo Oaks, Orange County Riptide, San Luis Obispo Blues, and Santa Barbara Foresters
Number of Players // 400+
CCL Players Selected in MLB Draft since 2018 // 85
College Conferences Represented in the CCL
SEC, PAC-12, BIG 10, BIG 12, ACC, Big East, Big West, Mountain West, Conference USA, American Conference +
Featured CCL Events
Annual CCL Showcase Game
Annual CCL State Championship
CCL Governance & Front Office
Board of Directors // 11 League Members
Executive Director // Aaron Milam
Commissioner // Dr. Michael Simpson
Director of Finance // Randy Riley
Director of Marketing and Communications // Thomas Stafford
Umpire in Chief // Dax Villalta
League Scheduler // Moe Geoghegan
CCL Showcase Game Coordinator // Jake Fredrickson
CCL State Championship Director // Moe Geoghegan
League Statisticians // Isabella McCormick, Alex Clarke
CCL Reporters // Sean Brennan, Sam Nute, Dylan Wickman
MLB & USA Baseball Leadership in the CCL
Mike Scioscia // 3-Time MLB World Series Champion
Bill Pintard // New York Yankees Scout
Darrell Miller // Former California Angel
Ted Lilly // 2-Time MLB All-Star Pitcher
Joey Gomes // USA Baseball, North Bay Area
Ken Landreaux // MLB World Series Champion, Former Los Angeles Dodger
