1985 CCCAA Baseball Championship

The 1985 CCCAA Baseball Championship was held in Fresno, CA. The playoffs were reintroduced as eight teams took part in the tournament, which uses the double-elimination format.

Cerritos College won their seventh state championship as they defeated College of the Canyons 14-3 in the final. It was George Horton's first year as Falcons head coach. The final was actually played at Cal State Fullerton three days after it was scheduled due to rain in Fresno.

Participating Teams

School	Record	Head Coach	Notes
College of the Canyons	27-13-1	Mike Gillespie	4th final
Cerritos College	35-5	George Horton	7th state title
Laney College	31-9	Tom Pearse	5th CWS
College of Marin	23-15	Al Endriss	1st CWS
Mission College	32-9-1	Sam Piraro	1st CWS
Oxnard College	25-10-1	Jerry White	3rd CWS
Sacramento City College	30-11	Jerry Weinstein	5th CWS
San Bernardino Valley College	30-8	Stan Sanchez	2nd CWS

Scores

Game	Winner	Score	Loser	Notes
Game 1	College of the Canyons	10-6	Mission College
Game 2	Laney College	8-3	Oxnard College
Game 3	Cerritos College	8-3	College of Marin
Game 4	Sacramento City College	10-3	San Bernardino Valley College
Game 5	Mission College	8-3	College of Marin	Marin eliminated
Game 6	Oxnard College	7-2	San Bernardino Valley College	Valley eliminated
Game 7	Cerritos College	5-4	College of the Canyons
Game 8	Laney College	18-6	Sacramento City College
Game 9	College of the Canyons	7-5	Oxnard College	Oxnard eliminated
Game 10	Sacramento City College	14-5	Mission College	Mission eliminated
Game 11	Cerritos College	4-0	Laney College
Game 12	College of the Canyons	11-3	Sacramento City College	Sacramento eliminated
Game 13	College of the Canyons	7-3	Laney College	Laney eliminated
Game 14	Cerritos College	14-3	College of the Canyons	Cerritos wins CWS

Southern California Playoffs

(Best of three)

Winner	Series	Loser
Cerritos College	2-0	Citrus College
Oxnard College	2-0	Los Angeles Valley College
San Bernardino Valley College	2-1	Southwestern College
College of the Canyons	2-1	Long Beach City College