Central Valley Conference Baseball

Central Valley Conference baseball — Team Pages & News Archives

The Central Valley Conference is a conference of two-year community colleges based largely in California’s San Joaquin Valley. The conference currently includes eight different schools that offer baseball to their student-athletes: Cerro Coso College, College of the Sequoias, Fresno City College, Merced College, Porterville College, Reedley College, Taft College, and West Hills Coalinga.

Central Valley Conference Baseball news archives and team pages (with full roster databases) can be found below. For daily news archives of every story that we do on each respective Central Valley Conference baseball team, click on the ‘news archives’ tabs under each school name. You’ll be taken to a page with the latest team-specific news for that school.




If you’re looking for the roster database pages that contain every player (and every player profile page) covered by Baseball Census, click the ‘team page’ tab under each school name. There, you can sift through players and click on profiles to watch videos and read interviews. If you’re still looking for more college baseball content on a daily basis, we encourage you to follow our @CollegeHardball Twitter account.

Cerro Coso College

Team Page || News Archives

College of the Sequoias

Team Page || News Archives

Fresno City College

Team Page || News Archives

Merced College

Team Page || News Archives

Porterville College

Team Page || News Archives

Reedley College

Team Page || News Archives

Taft College

Team Page || News Archives

West Hills Coalinga

Team Page || News Archives




Get more Central Valley Conference baseball news:

Conference page | Conference baseball standings | CCCAA baseball home page




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