Tournament director Lance Eddy has finalized the 32-team field for the 2010 Michelle Carew Classic and it is looking like it will be one of the top tournaments in the nation next season.

The 32-team field features 16 league champions and five CIF finalists, including two champions.

The tournament will be held April 7-10 at Peralta Park in Anaheim.

Here is a list of the participants:

Aliso Niguel (21-10-1), South Coast League champion, CIF-SS Division II second round

Agoura (16-11), Marmonte League third place, CIF-SS Division I first round

Ayala (23-10) of Chino Hills, Sierra League co-champion, CIF-SS Division III quarterfinals

California(21-9) of Whittier, Del Rio League champion, CIF-SS Division II first round

Cajon (23-5) of San Bernardino, San Andreas League champion, CIF-SS Division III first round

Canyon (24-8), Century League champion, CIF-SS Division I second round

Chino (21-12-1), Sierra League third place, CIF-SS Division III quarterfinals

Chino Hills (22-10-1), Sierra League fourth place, CIF-SS Division III semifinals

Colton (18-10-1), San Andreas League second place, CIF-SS Division III second round

El Camino (21-8) of Oceanside, Palomar League second place, CIF-San Diego Section Division I finalist

El Dorado (4-16), Century League fifth place, did not qualify for playoffs

El Toro (16-16), Sea View League second place, CIF-SS Division I second round

Foothill (19-8-1), Sea View League champion, CIF-SS Division I second round

Garden Grove (12-11), Garden Grove League second place, CIF-SS Division IV second round

Hart (27-5) of Newhall, Foothill League co-champion, CIF-SS Division I semifinalist

Kennedy (15-11), Empire League fourth place, CIF-SS Division first round

La Habra (18-9), Freeway League champion, CIF-SS Division III first round

Lakewood (25-8), Moore League champion, CIF-SS Division II quarterfinalist

Long Beach Wilson (19-9-1), Moore League second place, CIF-SS Division II first round

Marina (22-6), Sunset League co-champion, CIF-SS Division I first round

Murrieta Valley (13-15), Southwestern League second place, CIF-SS Division II second round

Norco (32-2), Big VIII League champion, CIF-SS Division I champion

Pacifica (21-11), Empire League champion, CIF-SS Division I quarterfinalist

Rancho Bernardo (26-7-1) of San Diego, Palomar League champion, CIF-San Diego Section Division I champion

Rosary (14-15), Trinity League second place, CIF-SS Division I first round

Sonora (17-13), Freeway League second place, CIF-SS Division III first round

St. Lucy’s (9-16) of Glendora, Sierra League sixth place, did not qualify for playoffs

Stockdale (21-8-1) of Bakersfield, Southwest Yosemite League champion, CIF-Central Section Division I finalist

Trabuco Hills (19-9-1), Sea View League second place, CIF-SS Division I first round

Valencia (25-7) of Valencia, Foothill League co-champion, CIF-SS Division I second round

Vista Murrieta (27-5), Southwestern League champion, CIF-SS Division II finalist

Yucaipa (23-9), Citrus Belt League second place, CIF-SS Division II quarterfinalist

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