Feather River Making Noise At #13 On Home Run 30 No. 7

Feather River has been steadily climbing the Home Run 30 rankings, now at #13.

March 9, 2026

While there is very little movement in the upper echelon of this week's CCCBCA Home Run 30 Rankings (March 2-8), Feather River College is one of a few teams that have been steadily climbing upward.

The Golden Eagles have the state's current longest win streak, now at 12 games, and have pushed up five spots to #13 while both Allan Hancock and Glendale made significant 6-slot jumps to #14 and #15, respectively.

Fresno City stays strong at #1, followed by #2 Santa Ana, #3 Ohlone, #4 El Camino, #5 Palomar, #6 San Joaquin Delta, #7 Cypress, #8 Santa Rosa, #9 Skyline and now #10 Riverside City, a team that moved up three positions into the top 10.

Modesto is at #11 while West Valley is making a move back up the rankings at #12, up four positions from a week earlier.

Another Big 8 Conference team is pushing forward as Sierra ascended 11 slots to #18. Grossmont flew on to the rankings at #21. Other teams making the new cut this week were Los Medanos at #29 and Cuesta at #30. Dropping out for now are Hartnell (was #24), Mt. San Jacinto (#27 last week) and Lassen (the previous #30).

The biggest dip went to Golden West, falling 11 rungs on the ladder to #26.

The South Region had a decided 17-team majority inside the Home Run 30.

CCCBCA HOME RUN 30 RANKINGS #7

RANK	TEAM, CONFERENCE	RECORD	NOTES	LAST WEEK'S RANK	UP/DOWN
1.	FRESNO CITY, Central Valley	19-1	The Rams swept Coalinga in 3-game series, lead CVC at 8-1. Matt Torres hits 7-for-12, 2 doubles in the three wins.	#1	Same
2.	SANTA ANA, Orange Empire	16-2-1	The Dons won 2 of 3 v. Saddleback to begin OEC play. Ken Tomitaka goes 6-for-11, 2 2B, HR, 6 RBI in the series.	#2	Same
3.	OHLONE, Coast South	17-2	The Renegades beat Canada, have 4-game win streak snapped in 6-5, 10-inn loss to San Mateo then edge Chabot, 5-4. Matthew Foley fires CG, 5-hitter, 9 K v. Canada. Both of Ohlone's losses this season were in extra innings after leading in the 9th in each.	#3	Same
4.	EL CAMINO, South Coast	16-3	The Warriors had 7-game win streak snapped by Mt. SAC, then take 2 of 3 v. Mounties. In the finale, ECC scores on a 2-out wild pitch to send it to extras and win 4-3 in 11 inn. on a walk-off RBI single by Johnny Munoz. El Camino also rallied with 5 in the 9th to win game 2, 10-8. ECC leads the SCC at 8-1.	#4	Same
5.	PALOMAR, Pacific Coast Athletic	15-3	The Comets swept a 2-game series v. Southwestern, then beat SD City with 2 in the 9th, 8-6. Palomar is tied with Grossmont for the PCAC lead at 5-0. Elijah Stephens 5-for-11, HR, 6 runs scored plus a RBI in each of the three wins.	#5	Same
6.	SAN JOAQUIN DELTA, Big 8	15-4	The Mustangs win 2 of 3 v. Santa Rosa and lead the Big 8 at 5-1. Kyle Sandner shakes the sand from his cleats after hitting 7-for-9 with 4 doubles in the two wins.	#6	Same
7.	CYPRESS, Orange Empire	15-4	The Chargers sweep Irvine Valley in a 3-game series to open OEC action. Justin Tillar homered in five straight games, streak ends in finale. Kevin Millar would be proud.	#8	Up 1 spot
8.	SANTA ROSA JC, Big 8	14-5	The Bear Cubs saw a 10-game win streak stopped in losing 2 of 3 v. Delta. Myles Standish goes the extra mile with 7 IP, 2-H, 12 K relief gem in 6-2 win in middle game.	#7	Down 1 spot
9.	SKYLINE, Coast North	16-4	The Trojans beat Monterey Peninsula and Hartnell, then see a 7-game win streak stopped by Gavilan, losing a 2-1 lead in the 9th. Jack Ruegg had monster 22-for-34 (.647) 9-game hit streak snapped v. the Panthers. A rare moment where the rug was pulled out from under him.	#9	Same
10.	RIVERSIDE CITY, Orange Empire	16-5	The Tigers swept Golden West in a 3-game series to open OEC play and stretch their win streak to 7. Johnny Alley was right down his alley in 2-for-3, 3B, 6 RBI performance in the opening 11-3 win.	#12	Up 2 spots
11.	MODESTO, Big 8	15-4	The Pirates won 2 of 3 v. Folsom Lake. Chase Knight earns a seat at the round table after 7.1 IP, 2-hit shutout effort in finale.	#10	Down 1 spot
12.	WEST VALLEY, Coast South	14-5	The Vikings beat San Francisco, Canada and San Mateo last week, won 4 straight. David Estrada may star in the new remake of CHIPs after torrid 10-for-19, 15 RBI in last six games.	#16	Up 4 spots
13.	FEATHER RIVER, Golden Valley	16-6	The Golden Eagles soar with 43 runs in another 3-game sweep, this time over Siskiyous. They extend win streak to 12 and top the GVC at 8-0. Legend Lancaster is legendary with walk-off HR to win middle game, 10-9.	#18	Up 5 spots
14.	ALLAN HANCOCK, Western State North	15-4	The Bulldogs sweep 3-game series over Moorpark and have won 6 of their last 7; 5-1 conference record leads WSC North. Josue Garcia 2-for-3, 2B, HR, 5 RBI in middle game, 11-3 win.	#20	Up 6 spots
15.	GLENDALE, Western State South	12-6-1	The Vaqueros take 2 of 3 v. Citrus to begin WSC South play. Andrew Garcia 11 total bases, 3-for-4, 3B, 2 HR, 4 RBI in 11-9 opening series victory.	#21	Up 6 spots
16.	FULLERTON, Orange Empire	15-7	The Hornets take 2 of 3 v. Orange Coast in OEC opening 3-game series, scoring 14 runs each in both wins. A star is born as Jake Starr puts together 7-for-12, 5 BB, 8 RBI, 2B, HR week.	#17	Up 1 spot
17.	ANTELOPE VALLEY, Western State South	14-5	The Marauders lose 2 of 3 v. Bakersfield to open WSC South play. Quentin Starbuck orders a doubleshot macchiato, bats 6-for-13, 4 BB, 2 doubles in series.	#11	Down 6 spots
18.	SIERRA, Big 8	13-6	The Wolverines sweep Diablo Valley in 3-game series as they score double digits in all three wins. Luke Oyler 8-for-13 (5-for-6 2nd game), HR, 6 RBI as its oy vey for DVC pitching.	#29	Up 11 spots
19.	FOLSOM LAKE, Big 8	13-6	The Falcons lose 2 of 3 v. Modesto. Andrew Balentine 4 IP, 4-hit, 7 K relief in series-opening 5-1 win.	#19	Same
20.	COLLEGE OF THE DESERT, Inland Empire Athletic	14-4	The Roadrunners sweep Mt. San Jacinto in a 3-game series, lead the IEAC at 7-1. COD wins in a walk-off, 6-5, in the middle win. Kaden Prosofsky is a real pro with 7-for-13, 2 2B, 2 HR, 8 RBI week.	#26	Up 6 spots
21.	GROSSMONT, Pacific Coast Athletic	13-7	The Griffins score 45 runs in sweeping 2-game set v. Imperial Valley and beating SD Mesa, tied for Palomar for 1st in the PCAC at 5-0. Druw Frost puts the wins on ice, hits HR in all three games, 7-for-14, 2 2B, 3B, 7 RBI--20 total bases.	Not Ranked
22.	IRVINE VALLEY, Orange Empire	13-7	The Lasers were swept by Cypress in a 3-game series to start OEC schedule, have lost 4 in a row. Kaden Aimer aims to please and bats 7-for-11, HR, 2B, 3 RBI v. Chargers pitching.	#13	Down 9 spots
23.	CITRUS, Western State South	12-7	The Owls lose 2 of 3 v. Glendale to open WSC South play. Cole West elected town sheriff after 6-for-11, 2 2B, HR, 5 RBI week	#14	Down 9 spots
24.	MONTEREY PENINSULA, Coast South	13-7	The Lobos lose to Skyline, then beat De Anza and CCSF. Robbie Lardner 7 IP, 2-hit performance in 6-0 blanking over Rams.	#23	Down 1 spot
25.	COLLEGE OF SAN MATEO, Coast North	12-7	The Bulldogs beat Gavilan, edge Ohlone with 9th inn. HR by Lucas Schumacher, then walk-off RBI single by Leandro Pena for 6-5, 10-inn win, then lose to West Valley.	#28	Up 3 spots
26.	GOLDEN WEST, Orange Empire	12-8	The Rustlers are swept by Riverside in 3-game series in a rough start to OEC action. Levi Maddela struts in jeans well in batting 6-for-14 over the three games.	#15	Down 11 spots
27.	ORANGE COAST, Orange Empire	11-7	The Pirates see 6-game win streak end, lose 2 of 3 v. Fullerton in 3-game, opening OEC series. In the middle game, OCC routs the Hornets, 21-5, as Kael Corridan 4-for-4, 3B, 5 RBI, then his replacement at third base Corbin Nichols is 2-for-2 with a 2B.	#22	Down 5 spots
28.	SADDLEBACK, Orange Empire	11-8	The Bobcats lose 2 of 3 v. Santa Ana that starts their OEC schedule. It's a magic act for Matthew Henning: 7-for-11, 3 BB, 4 RBI in the series.	#25	Down 3 spots
29.	LOS MEDANOS, Bay Valley	12-6	The Mustangs explode for 51 runs in three straight wins over Napa Valley, Laney, and Mendocino. Luke Hilsheim 6-for-9, 4 BB, 10 RBI in the first two games.	Not Ranked
30.	CUESTA, Western State North	13-9	The Cougars sweep Ventura in 3-game series, now 7-2 in WSC North play, tied with SBCC for 2nd. Hank Hansen hammers in series: 7-for-16, 2B, 2 HR, 8 RBI (6 ribbies in middle win).	Not Ranked
	OTHERS
	CERRITOS, South Coast	11-9	The Falcons win 2 of 3 v. Long Beach City. Mateo Heredia 3-for-5, HR, 5 RBI in middle game win (6-for-14 in series).
	TAFT, Central Valley	12-7	The Cougars won 2 of 3 v. Merced. In the opener, they rallied for 3 runs in the 9th, but lost in 12 inn, 7-6. In the first 2 games of the series, Aiden Otano aided the cause 4-for-10, 2 2B, HR.
	CABRILLO, Coast South	12-8	The Seahawks have 3-1 week, beat Solano, De Anza, CCSF, then lose 4-3 to Canada. Kieran Subramanian (7 IP, 2 H, 8 K) outduels Mountain Lions' Mateo Escobedo (7 IP, 5 H, 7 K), 1-0.
	HARTNELL, Coast South	12-8	The Panthers lose to Chabot, Skyline, then break 3-game losing skein with 27-4 rout over De Anza. In the win, Daniel Bachman has the ultimate pinch hitter experience--a grand slam in the 7th.	State #24
	LASSEN, Golden Valley	13-9	The Cougars lose 2 of 3 v. Butte. In finale, they let 7-6 lead in the 11th slip away in 8-7 defeat. Roque Serrano rocks it with 7-for-13, 5 R series.	State #30
	AMERICAN RIVER, Big 8	11-8	The Beavers win a 2-game set v. Porterville. Jose Vega goes 6-for-10 in series.
	SACRAMENTO CITY, Big 8	11-9	The Panthers win 2 of 3 v. Cosumnes River. Jackson Norton provides SCC security with 7-for-13, 2 HR, 9 RBI in series.
	COLLEGE OF MARIN, Bay Valley	11-7	The Mariners are on a 5-game win streak, plating 48 runs in victories over Laney, Yuba, and Napa Valley. Gilbert Roth a pretty good investment as he belts 2 HR (grand slam, 5 RBI) in 22-11 win over 49ers.
	MT. SAN JACINTO, Inland Empire Athletic	11-9	The Eagles are swept by Desert in a 3-game series. Gavin Warner 8 IP, 7 H, 2 ER, 1 BB, 7 K in opening defeat.	State #27
	SANTA BARBARA CITY, Western State North	11-9	The Vaqueros swept Oxnard in a 3-game series, have won 5 in a row, tied with Cuesta with 7-2 WSC North records to trail AHC. Wylan Nelson 3-for-4, 4 R, 3 RBI and pitches 6 IP, 6-hitter for mound win.
	YUBA, Bay Valley	10-8	The 49ers go 2-2 for the week, beating Butte, then surrendering 40 runs in losses to Solano, Marin before getting back on track with a win over Contra Costa. Nathaniel Hurley sizzles with 10-for-16, HR, 7 RBI in the four games.
	BAKERSFIELD, Western State South	10-10	The Renegades win 2 of 3 v. AVC to open WSC South play. In the opener, Bakesfield rallies from down 5 runs with 3 in the 8th and 4 in the 9th for a 13-11 triumph. Landon McDonald (4-5, 5 R, 5 RBI) rips his 2nd HR of the game, a 3-run blast to take the lead in the final inn. rally.
	SAN DIEGO CITY, Pacific Coast Athletic	9-9	The Knights swept in 2-game set v. SD Mesa, then beaten again by Palomar. Daniel Tatis ropes 7-for-10, 2 2B in the three games (5 RBI in 9-8 loss to Olympians).

Release/Rankings by Robert Lewis, CCCBCA Publicist