A Milestone Game
The 54th edition of the South Bay All-Star senior baseball classic will light up the diamond on Monday, bringing together some of the region’s most promising high school seniors for a showcase of talent and community spirit.
The game is slated to begin at 6:30 p.m. at El Segundo Recreation Park, a venue that has hosted countless memorable moments in the South Bay baseball tradition.
Fans will need to plan ahead, as tickets are priced at $10 for adults and $5 for students who present a valid school ID, and cash will be the only accepted form of payment.
Game Details
Organizers have emphasized that credit cards are not accepted, reinforcing the event’s focus on straightforward, community-driven transactions.
Coaches and Players
Two coaching duos will guide the competing squads: Michael Kunipo-Aguirre and Rob Ybarra will lead the American team, while Alex Morales and Grady Sain will steer the National side.
The rosters, announced in the weeks leading up to the contest, feature a who’s-who of local talent, with each invited player listed by name, school and position, underscoring the depth of skill across the South Bay.
Among the names that will take the field are Michael Kunipo-Aguirre, Rob Ybarra, Alex Morales, Grady Sain and a host of other standout seniors such as Hector Chavez, Oscar Chavez, Franco Correa, Jaycob Fernandez and many more, each representing schools from across the South Bay corridor.
Community Impact
The event’s long-standing reputation as a fundraiser and a talent pipeline has drawn attention from across the region, with local businesses and families gathering to support the next generation of athletes.
As the sun sets over El Segundo, the crack of the bat and the roar of the crowd will mark not just a game, but a celebration of the area’s rich baseball heritage.