The following is a list of Collegiate Baseball newspaper national high school baseball champions. From 1977-1983, a school at the end of the spring season was chosen as the top high school team in the nation. In 1984, Collegiate Baseball published the first National High School Baseball Poll. Since that time, CB has produced an in-season high school national poll once every two weeks through the season which has resulted in a national champion.
The most represented states among the championship teams are from California (6), New Jersey (5), and Florida (4). Two years — 1985 & 1987 — had co-winners .
Here are Collegiate Baseball’s national high school champions going back to 1977:
1977 — Redwood HS, Larkspur, CA (33-4)
1978 — Southeast HS, Wichita, KS (23-0)
1979 — White Oak HS, NC (22-0)
1980 — Bullard HS, Fresno, CA (28-2)
1981 — Bowie HS, MD (22-0)
1982 — Madison Central, Richmond, KY (40-0)
1983 — Northwest HS, Omaha, NE (21-1)
1984 — Tate HS, Pensacola, FL (38-1)
1985 — Miami Lakes HS, Hialeah, FL (32-1)
Oak Forest HS, IL (36-1)
1986 — Esperanza HS, Anaheim, CA (25-3-1)
1987 — LaPorte HS, IN (34-2)
Cooper HS, Abilene, TX (33-3)
1988 — Memorial HS, West New York, NJ (28-1)
1989 — Sarasota HS, FL (32-1)
1990 — Carlsbad HS, NM (32-1)
1991 — Northeast HS, Pasadena, MD (24-0)
1992 — Cherry Hill West HS, NJ (27-3)
1993 — Arundel HS, MD (21-1)
1994 — Start HS, Toledo, OH (31-0)
1995 — Germantown HS, TN (38-0)
1996 — Westminster Christian, Miami, FL (36-0-1)
1997 — George Washington, New York, NY (44-2)
1998 — Edwardsville HS, IL (40-4)
1999 — Lassiter HS, Marietta, GA (35-2)
2000 — Gloucester Catholic, Gloucester City, NJ (33-1)
2001 — Bishop Amat, La Puente, CA (27-2)
2002 — Bishop Amat, La Puente, CA (28-2)
2003 — Chatsworth HS, CA (33-1)
2004 — La Cueva HS, Albuquerque, NM (28-0)
2005 — Russell County, Seale, AL (38-1)
2006 — The Woodlands, TX (36-1)
2007 — Seton Hall Prep, West Orange, NJ (32-1)
2008 — Don Bosco Prep, Ramsey, NJ (33-0)
2009 — Menchville, Newport News, VA (26-2)
2010 — Sumrall HS, MS (35-1)
2011 — Broken Arrow HS, OK (36-2)
2012 — Bishop Gorman, Las Vegas, NV (39-3)
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