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San Marcos Baseball Claims Co-League Title with Comeback Win Over Santa Barbara

San Marcos Baseball Claims Co-League Title with Comeback Win Over Santa Barbara

Noozhawk

May 1, 2026

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What a night for Royals baseball. According to Noozhawk, our San Marcos squad pulled off a thriller on Friday, rallying for six runs in the seventh inning to beat Santa Barbara High 10-5 and clinch a share of the Channel League title. Down to their last strikes, the Royals showed the kind of grit that defines this rivalry—turning a nail-biter into a celebration right here in our backyard.

This isn’t just another win; it’s a testament to the depth of high school baseball on the South Coast. For years, the Santa Barbara-Dos Pueblos-San Marcos triangle has produced some of the most intense league races in California, and this comeback keeps that tradition alive. Whether you’re a Royal alum or just love seeing local kids rise to the moment, this co-championship is a reminder that our community’s diamond dreams are in good hands. Grab a coffee and tip your cap to these young Royals—they earned it.

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