The Cerritos College softball team won its last regular season game, 17-0, against Pasadena City College, ending the season as Southern California Conference Champions.

April 21’s game started with Cerritos scoring seven runs in the first inning and ended in the middle of the fifth due to the mercy rule of leading by 15 runs or more after five innings.

Coach for the softball team Kodee Murray considers this win as a building block for the Falcons and hopes to play this well throughout the post-season.

Murray said, “Most of our team is freshmen and after this game, the freshmen have a full season under their belts.

“To us, this is the beginning of a second season and we will go out here and execute like we did all season long. They are no longer freshmen.”

On Friday, there will be a meeting held to decide the seeding for regionals. Since the season hasn’t ended for all teams. Murray is not sure where Cerritos will be seeded, but knows that Cerritos will be either No. 1 or No. 2.

Since Cerritos will be seeded either No. 1 or No. 2, it will host the No. 15 or No. 16 seed.

In order to make it to state championship game the softball teams will have to make it through the post-season tournament.

Sixteen teams will compete in regionals.

Of those 16 teams, the eight winning teams will go on to super-regionals.

Of those eight teams, the four winning teams will go on to state

The top four teams left in Southern California will play the top four teams from Northern California.

The last two teams left will play for the State Championship title from May 15 to 17.