Southern California Baseball Association

The Southern California Baseball Association (SCBA) was a college baseball conference from 1977 to 1984. The schools competed in the Pacific Coast Athletic Association or the West Coast Conference for other sports. In 1977, the PCAA and WCAC realigned themselves for baseball only into a north conference (NCBA) and south conference (SCBA). In the 8 years the conference lasted, a team would go on to represent the SCBA in the College World Series 5 different times. Cal State Los Angeles in 1977; Pepperdine in 1979; and Cal State Fullerton in 1979, 1982, & winning the CWS in 1984.

Member Schools

• Cal State Fullerton, (1977-1984)
• Cal State LA, (1977-1983)
• Long Beach State, (1977-1984
• Loyola Marymount University, (1977-1984)
• Pepperdine University, (1977-1984)
• University of San Diego, (1977-1984)
• San Diego State University, (1977-1978)
• UC Irvine, (1978-1984)
• UC Santa Barbara, (1977-1984)
• University of Nevada, Las Vegas (1984)

Conference Baseball Champions

• 1977 California State University, Fullerton / California State University, Los Angeles
• 1978 California State University, Fullerton
• 1979 California State University, Fullerton
• 1980 California State University, Fullerton
• 1981 California State University, Fullerton
• 1982 California State University, Fullerton
• 1983 California State University, Fullerton / University of California, Santa Barbara
• 1984 California State University, Fullerton