Players from Woodbridge (left) and San Dimas get ready for post-game handshakes following the 2025 Ryan Lemmon Invitational final at the Great Park. (PHOTO: Tim Burt, OC Sports Zone).
A 20-team field is set for the prestgious Ryan Lemmon Baseball Invitational beginning Saturday, March 28 at the Great Park in Irvine.
The tournament continues Monday, March 30, Tuesday, March 31 and wraps up with the championship game on Wednesday, April 1, at 6:15 p.m. in the stadium.
Woodbridge, coached by Ryan Brucker, defeated San Dimas 8-4 to win the 2025 invitational, sponsored by the Ryan Lemmon Foundation, led by Guy Lemmon.
“We have 20 teams including a team from Chicago: Downers Grove South, Chico from Northern California , St Paul, San Dimas,” said tournament director Dick Owens of the Ryan Lemmon Foundation. “This year as in the past, is one of the strongest tournament in the OC.”
Teams in the tournament are Brea Olinda, Calvary Chapel, Canyon, Charter Oak, Chico, Downers Grove South, El Modena, Foothill, Ganesha, Irvine, La Mirada, Laguna Beach, Linfield Christian, Northwood, Pacifica, San Dimas, Segerstrom, St. Paul, Tustin and Woodbridge.
Admission will be charged with proceeds going to the Ryan Lemmon Foundation. General admission is $12, a four-day tournament pass is $36. Children 13-16 will be admitted for $3 and $5 for senior citizens, aged 60 and over.
Cash and venmo will be accepted.
Owens said the tournament will have an app that fans can use to get updates. OC Sports Zone will also be providing in-depth coverage.
For updated schedules and scores go to the Ryan Lemmmon Foundation website and click on RLF Spring Tournament.
—Tim Burt, OC Sports Zone; timburt@ocsportszone.com
More Stories
Beckman breaks open tight game for victory over former PCL rival Woodbridge
PHOTOS: San Juan Hills suffers devastating loss to Sacred Heart in CIF State final
Foothill, Costa Mesa, Cypress, Tesoro and Woodbridge notch baseball wins