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2026 season includes 30 home games
The OC Riptide embarks in its 12th season and 11th season as a member of the California Collegiate League (CCL).
The 20265 OC Riptide season will see an increase in home games, 30 in all, the largest number of home games the organization has ever hosted. In addition, 2026 will see an increase in theme nights, giveaways, offering all-reserved seating along with unequaled access to the future stars of the MLB
Season tickets are on sale now. Mini-plans and single game tickets available closer to opening day.
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2025 CCL SEMI FINAL - OC Riptide vs...
Riptide TV with Huon Fitzpatrick & Sam Evans !!! OC Riptide host the Arroyo Seco Saints live fr...
OC Riptide vs Conejo Oaks 7/22/2025
Riptide TV with Andrew Giesler & Huon Fitzpatrick !!! OC Riptide host the Conejo Oaks live from...
OC Riptide vs Arroyo Seco Saints 7/19/2025
Riptide TV with Sam Evans & Aidan Pham !!! OC Riptide host the Arroyo Seco Saints live from Gre...
OC Riptide vs North County United Baseball 7/17/2025
Riptide TV with Huon FItzpatrick & Aidan Pham !!! OC Riptide host the North County United Baseb...
OC Riptide vs MLB Barons 7/13/2025
Riptide TV with Andrew Giesler & Sam Evans !!! OC Riptide host the MLB Barons live from Great P...
News and more
news, game recaps, and more!
Riptide Come Up Short in Wild Card Thriller, Fall 8-6 to Saints
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JUL 29 2025
Riptide fall short of No. 1 seed, lose to Blues 4-3 in extras
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JUL 28 2025
Riptide four-game win streak snapped by Saints in high-stakes game
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JUL 27 2025
Riptide Roll Past Saints in 11-5 Victory
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JUL 25 2025About the team
The Orange County Riptide is a wood bat, summer collegiate baseball organization that competes yearly from June to August. Established in 2015, The OC Riptide provides the Orange County community with a family-friendly and affordable sports entertainment option during the summer months.
Top level college baseball players play in Orange County every year, giving residents unequaled access today to the future stars of professional baseball. Notable OC Riptide alumni that have advanced all the way to Major League Baseball include Caleb Kilian (Cubs), Dominic Fletcher (Diamondbacks) and Trey Lipscomb (Nationals).
Competing in the California Collegiate League (CCL), the Orange County Riptide won the CCL Championship in 2017. The OC Riptide has appeared in the CCL Playoffs six out of the last seven seasons.
The OC Riptide is mainly comprised of Division I players with a small mix of Division II and top-notch Division III, NAIA and Junior College players. Players from outside of the Orange County area come to California and stay with host families for the summer while they pursue their dream of potentially playing professional baseball one day.
Where to find us play
CHAMPIONSHIP STADIUM AT GREAT PARK
Opened in September 2018, the OC Riptide began playing at the Great Park in June 2019. Offering reserved and general admission seating for just under 1,500 fans, the Championship Stadium provides chair back seating, multiple concession areas, multiple restrooms and unmatched sight lines and views.
Located in Irvine, California, the Great Park is centrally located within Orange County and is equidistant from La Habra in the north to San Clemente in the south.
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Please join us over on that other platform as we go live with @Grady Morgan this coming Sunday morning at 9 AM Pacific time on December 14, 2025. Grady played for the Orange County Riptide back in the summer of 2024. He was most recently drafted into banana ball and will play for one of their more recent expansion franchises,the @Loco Beach Coconuts Join us as we will ask him questions about his playing career not only in college but also his summer he spent with the Riptide and how he came to play banana ball and embark on his inaugural season coming in 2026. Participants will also be able to ask questions via the chat and we will pick and choose some of the best ones to ask while we are live. #b#bananaballo#ocriptidefamilyo#ocriptidebaseballs#summerballl#locobeachcoconuts



















