This post breaks down the latest schedule for Marin County high school baseball and softball. It highlights key matchups, venues, and what fans might look forward to as the season heats up across towns from San Anselmo to Mill Valley.
The schedule also covers out-of-area trips and some postseason breadcrumbs Marin coaches and players are chasing, like a possible PacWest Championship appearance in Las Vegas.
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Local high school baseball and softball schedule across Marin County
From the two-game set between Drew and San Domenico to those late-afternoon clashes lighting up Mill Valley and San Rafael, Marin athletes have packed calendars. The lineup blends local rivalries, nonleague tests, and plenty of cross-county travel that keeps fans busy in Ross Valley, Novato, and nearby towns.
Drew vs San Domenico: back-to-back games in San Anselmo and Peacock Gap
In San Anselmo, look for a 4 p.m. start that’ll draw families from Fairfax to Larkspur as these two programs square off on a crisp afternoon. The second meeting lands at Peacock Gap in San Rafael at 3:30 p.m., offering a scenic backdrop for another chapter in the series.
This Marin County rivalry stands out as an early-season test for both sides. Tickets or park timing might matter for spectators coming from Tamalpais or Novato.
Archie Williams’ busy stretch: trips to Maria Carrillo, Novato and San Marin
Archie Williams High School in San Anselmo lines up for several contests across the North Bay. Trips include Maria Carrillo in Santa Rosa, plus games in Novato and at San Marin.
Game times range from mid-afternoon to early evening. Marin families planning a baseball or softball marathon should map out the day, especially if commuting from Mill Valley or Fairfax.
Tamalpais (Tam) in the mix: battles with Novato, San Rafael and Terra Linda
Tamalpais teams hit the road and host at Mill Valley and the Terra Linda fields. There’s also a notable contest at Sacred Heart Prep, with time still TBA.
The Tam boys and girls programs weave in classic Marin County rivalries with new nonconference foes. Fans get a steady stream of late-summer energy as dusk settles over the valley.
Marin Catholic and Terra Linda: frequent foes around Redwood, Archie Williams and Terra Linda
Marin Catholic caps off the schedule against Terra Linda and other Marin powerhouses. Regional matchups orbit around Redwood High and Archie Williams, with Terra Linda often hosting.
The cross-town atmosphere in Larkspur and San Rafael sometimes turns into a mini-playoff vibe. Important seeding can be on the line.
San Rafael and Branson: late-afternoon showdowns; Novato and Redwood also in the mix
Late-afternoon contests make for some of the best Marin County viewing hours. San Rafael and Branson collide on familiar fields, and Novato and Redwood feature prominently in the schedule.
Fans who want to catch more than one program in a day have plenty of options along the 101 corridor and in the heart of San Rafael.
San Marin’s recurring appearances across Marin: Branson, Archie Williams, Tam and Terra Linda
San Marin pops up all over Marin County, with showdowns against Branson, Archie Williams, Tamalpais, and Terra Linda at varied times. Players get exposed to new settings and different teammates, building depth as the season unfolds.
It keeps Marin County audiences returning to the bleachers week after week. Who doesn’t love that?
PacWest Championship in Las Vegas: Dominican and GC Dominican
On the national stage, Dominican and GC Dominican are listed for the PacWest Championship in Las Vegas with all-day listings. It’s not exactly Marin-local, but the event looms as a postseason beacon for the programs involved.
If teams advance, there’s potential for expanded paths into state or regional postseason play.
Nonleague, neutral matchups and postseason contingencies
Several neutral or nonleague showdowns add some texture to the schedule beyond the big Marin County games. San Domenico faces Making Waves, Urban, and a Jewish school.
Marin Academy brings in out-of-league opponents like Lick-Wilmerding and Head-Royce. The schedule even mentions a possible BCL play-in game, so postseason positioning still feels up in the air for a few teams as May creeps closer.
For Marin County families, this all means a season full of sunlit games at Mill Valley’s fields. There are those late-afternoon drives from San Anselmo to Novato, plus the rivalries that somehow manage to stretch from early spring almost into summer.
Keep an eye on local scores and the Marin County press for updates on times, venues, or sudden changes. Teams are chasing playoff dreams all over the region, and you never know when things might shift last minute.
Here is the source article for this story: Sports in Marin: Tuesday, Wednesday
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