The Times’ top 25 high school baseball rankings

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A look at the top 25 high school baseball teams in the Southland after Week 1:
Rk. School (Rec.); Comment; ranking last week
1. CORONA (1-0); Seth Hernandez struck out seven in three innings; 1
2. HUNTINGTON BEACH (0-0); Oilers don’t start play until March 5; 2
3. SANTA MARGARITA (2-0); Hosts S.O. Notre Dame on Tuesday; 4
4. LA MIRADA (1-0); Two transfers from Mira Costa could be eligible this week; 6
5. HARVARD-WESTLAKE (2-0); Pitchers look good in pair of 1-0 victories; 7
6. CRESPI (3-0); Celts advance to Easton tournament semifinals; 10
7. JSERRA (2-0); Josh Hollis and Max Reimers are solid pitching duo; 12
8. ORANGE LUTHERAN (1-1); Big opening effort from pitcher Colt Peterson; 3
9. VILLA PARK (3-0); 6-foot-4 Jake Nobles can hit and pitch; 13
10. PALOMA VALLEY (3-0); Wins over Beckman, Cajon, Upland; 15
11. SIERRA CANYON (1-1); Sophomore Sean Parrow lives up to hype; 16
12. LA HABRA (3-0); Bobby Fierro starts with seven hits in 11 at-bats; 18
13. CHAMINADE (3-0); Eagles show off pitching depth; NR
14. CYPRESS (1-1); Early signs of quality pitching; 17
15. WEST RANCH (3-0); Wins over Oaks Christian, Bishop Alemany; NR
16. NORCO (1-1); Freshman Jordan Ayala struck out 11 in win over Orange Lutheran; NR
17. SHERMAN OAKS NOTRE DAME (2-0); Ace Logan Berenson debuts Tuesday; 5
18. EL DORADO (3-0); Showing good pitching depth; NR
19. VISTA MURRIETA (3-0); Seven hits for Gavin Kramer; NR
20. ST. JOHN BOSCO (0-0); Open vs. La Habra on Wednesday; 21
21. LOS ALAMITOS (3-0); Shutouts over Narbonne and Rowland; NR
22. SERVITE (2-0); 2-0 win over Great Oak; NR
23. FOOTHILL (2-1); 10 strikeouts in five innings for Gavin Lauridsen; 24
24. BONITA (3-0); 4-2 win over South Hills; NR
25. BELL (2-0); Sticking with playing City Section teams; 25
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