IRVINE, Calif. – George Horton, best known for known for guiding national power Cal State Fullerton to the 2004 National Championship and for resurrecting a dormant University of Oregon baseball program, has joined the Orange County Riptide as a Special Assistant. Horton’s duties with the OC Riptide will be broad in scope assisting in various …
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IRVINE, Calif. – The Orange County Riptide has agreed to terms with Connor Spencer to become the sixth manager in franchise history, General Manager Moe Geoghegan announced today. “I am super excited to have Connor managing the OC Riptide next summer,” Geoghegan said. “Connor has lots of experience in the California Collegiate League helping lead …
The 2022 Orange County Riptide ended the season with a 23-20-1 overall record, advancing to the California Collegiate League (CCL) Playoff Tournament and finishing in third place. 2022 marked the sixth season in the club’s seven-year existence of finishing with a winning record. Including games played against CCL Northern Division opponents, the Riptide’s regular season …
In the last game of the season, the Orange County Riptide take a tough 5-0 loss to the Conejo Oaks. When asked what the Conejo pitchers did to quiet the Riptide offense, Head Coach Tim Brown said, “I didn’t see anything from the pitching staff. We have an exhausted team. We played an extra innings …
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Santa Barbara, Calif. – It was a pitching duel in Pershing Park tonight and the OC Riptide came out on top in a quick, close game, beating the defending champs, the Santa Barbara Foresters, 2-1. With this win, the season series with the Foresters is evened up at 3-3. The Riptide are still in 3rd …
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Irvine, Calif. – Not much went right for the OC Riptide tonight. After beating the Arroyo Seco Saints in a nailbiter yesterday, they took a beating of their own at home, giving up 11 runs to the Saints and scoring none. With this loss, the Riptide are 17-16 on the season and 14-14 in conference …
Pasadena, Calif. – The Arroyo Seco Saints struck first in this one, but the Orange County Riptide answered right back. Both teams battled in this one, but the Riptide ultimately came out on top thanks to a 9th-inning rally, winning 10-9. The Riptide are now 17-15, good for third in the division and 5 games …
Irvine, Calif. – Tonight, the Orange County Riptide invited all the OC Great Park residents and their furry friends to watch them beat the Conejo Oaks 10-5. The Oaks struck first with 3 runs in the first 2 innings, but the Riptide came roaring back with a 5-run second and kept a lead through the …
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SANTA BARBARA, Calif.- Evan Yates was the starting pitcher Friday night playing only three innings and letting only one run in. John Hahn came in to relive Yates at the bottom of the fourth inning where the Foresters offense was hard to overcome. Hahns pitching would not compare to the powerful batting from the CCL …
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Irvine, Calif. — The Orange County Riptide (14-13-1, 10-12 CCL) found themselves singing the blues at home in the Orange County Great Park Wednesday night thanks to the San Luis Obispo Blues (14-19, 8-13 CCL). A day after beating the Blues 2-1, the Riptide fell to the Blues 14-6, which ties for their worst loss …
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