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The Santa Clara University Broncos
Santa Clara Broncos
The Broncos are various sports teams of Santa Clara University. The athletic program currently has 19 varsity sports, 9 men's sports and 10 women's. Additionally there are 18 club sports teams that compete intercollegiately. The school colors are red and white...

baseball
College baseball
College baseball is baseball that is played on the intercollegiate level at institutions of higher education. Compared to football and basketball, college competition in the United States plays a less significant contribution to cultivating professional players, as the minor leagues primarily...

team represents Santa Clara University

Santa Clara University

Santa Clara University is a private, not-for-profit, Jesuit-affiliated university located in Santa Clara, California, United States. Chartered by the state of California and accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges, it operates in collaboration with the Society of Jesus , whose...

in NCAA Division I college baseball

College baseball

College baseball is baseball that is played on the intercollegiate level at institutions of higher education. Compared to football and basketball, college competition in the United States plays a less significant contribution to cultivating professional players, as the minor leagues primarily...

. Along with most other Santa Clara University athletic teams, the baseball team participates in the West Coast Conference

West Coast Conference

The West Coast Conference is an NCAA collegiate athletics conference consisting of nine member schools across the states of California, Oregon, Utah and Washington....

. The Broncos play their home games on campus at Stephen Schott Stadium

Stephen Schott Stadium

Stephen Schott Stadium, or Schott Stadium for short, is the home of the Santa Clara University baseball team, a Division I Baseball team of the NCAA's West Coast Conference...

, which opened in 2005.

West Coast Conference

The West Coast Conference

West Coast Conference

The West Coast Conference is an NCAA collegiate athletics conference consisting of nine member schools across the states of California, Oregon, Utah and Washington....

(WCC) is an NCAA collegiate athletics conference consisting of nine member schools, across the states of California, Oregon, Utah and Washington. All of the current members are private, faith-based institutions: seven are Catholic Church affiliates. One (Pepperdine) is an affiliate of the Churches of Christ and another (Brigham Young University) is an affiliate of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Four of the seven Catholic schools are Jesuit affiliates.

During the massive upheaval of conference affiliations in the 1990s, the WCC remained very stable. Before the 2010 realignment that eventually led to Brigham Young joining the conference, the last change of membership was in 1980, when Seattle University left the conference. At the time, only the Ivy League and Pac-10 (now Pac-12) had remained unchanged for a longer period.

West Coast Conference Schools

Brigham Young University
Brigham Young University
Brigham Young University is a private university located in Provo, Utah. It is owned and operated by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints , and is the United States' largest religious university and third-largest private university.Approximately 98% of the university's 34,000 students...

(Provo, UT)
Gonzaga University
Gonzaga University
Gonzaga University is a private Roman Catholic university located in Spokane, Washington, United States. Founded in 1887 by the Society of Jesus, it is one of 28 member institutions of the Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities and is named after the young Jesuit saint, Aloysius Gonzaga...

(Spokane, WA)
Loyola Marymount University
Loyola Marymount University
Loyola Marymount University is a comprehensive co-educational private Roman Catholic university in the Jesuit and Marymount traditions located in Los Angeles, California, United States...

(Los Angeles, CA)
Pepperdine University
Pepperdine University
Pepperdine University is an independent, private, medium-sized university affiliated with the Churches of Christ. The university's campus overlooking the Pacific Ocean in unincorporated Los Angeles County, California, United States, near Malibu, is the location for Seaver College, the School of...

(Malibu, CA)
University of Portland
University of Portland
The University of Portland is a private Roman Catholic university located in Portland, Oregon. It is affiliated with the Congregation of Holy Cross and is the sister school of the University of Notre Dame. Founded in 1901, UP has a student body of about 3,600 students...

(Portland, OR)
Saint Mary's College
Saint Mary's College of California
Saint Mary's College of California is a private, coeducational college located in Moraga, California, United States, a small suburban community about east of Oakland and 20 miles east of San Francisco. It has a 420-acre campus in the Moraga hills. It is affiliated with the Roman Catholic Church...

(Moraga, CA)
University of San Diego
University of San Diego
The University of San Diego is a Roman Catholic university in San Diego, California. USD offers more than sixty bachelor's, master’s, and doctoral programs...

(San Diego, CA)
University of San Francisco
University of San Francisco
The University of San Francisco , is a private, Jesuit/Catholic university located in San Francisco, California. Founded in 1855, USF was established as the first university in San Francisco. It is the second oldest institution for higher learning in California and the tenth-oldest university of...

(San Francisco, CA)
Santa Clara University
Santa Clara University
Santa Clara University is a private, not-for-profit, Jesuit-affiliated university located in Santa Clara, California, United States. Chartered by the state of California and accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges, it operates in collaboration with the Society of Jesus , whose...

(Santa Clara, CA)

Santa Clara University Conference History

1985 - Present: West Coast Conference
1977 - 1984: NCBA
1968 - 1976: West Coast (Athletic) Conference
1960 - 1967: CIBA

Stephen Schott Stadium

A new era for Santa Clara University baseball began on April 30, 2005 with the sold-out opening of Stephen Schott Stadium
Stephen Schott Stadium
Stephen Schott Stadium, or Schott Stadium for short, is the home of the Santa Clara University baseball team, a Division I Baseball team of the NCAA's West Coast Conference...

. The $8.6 million project was kicked off in January, 2004 with a $4 million pledge from former SCU baseball player and former owner of the Oakland Athletics, Stephen Schott. The 1,500-seat stadium houses the entire Santa Clara baseball program, including its training, practice and equipment facilities. Also equipped with a 600 square-foot press box and VIP suite, Schott Stadium is one of the premier college baseball stadiums on the West Coast. Designed with player development in mind, Schott Stadium provides the Santa Clara baseball staff and players with every possible tool for success.

Stephen Schott Stadium Amenities

Over 5,000 square-foot Bronco clubhouse
Ground-level, 800 square-foot dugouts with access to locker rooms and bathrooms
Player Locker Room equipped with flat screen television, sound system, and individual lockers
Coaches Locker Room
Team Meeting Room and Player Lounge
Athletic Training Facility
Equipment Storage
Laundry Facility
Covered Hitting Facility with four full-size batting cages
20-seat press box - fully wired with operable windows
VIP luxury suite
Visiting team and umpire locker rooms
Fully constructed, sand-based playing surface
500 chair back seats
1,000 bleacher seats
Four window ticket booth
Four window concession stand
Family restroom

Santa Clara Baseball Stadium History

The Santa Clara Baseball team played their home games on campus at Buck Shaw Stadium

Buck Shaw Stadium

Buck Shaw Stadium is a 10,300-seat soccer stadium at Santa Clara University in Santa Clara, California. The stadium is the current home of the Santa Clara Broncos soccer teams and was the former home of the now defunct Santa Clara football team as well as the Santa Clara baseball team. The baseball...

from 1963 to 2004.

Coaching Records

HEAD COACH	YEARS	WINS	LOSSES	TIES	PCT.
Dan O'Brien	2012 - Present	0	0	0	.000
Mark O'Brien	2002 - 2011	258	289	0	.472
Mike Cummins	1998 - 2001	92	132	0	.411
John Oldham	1985 - 1997	433	324	6	.571
Jerry McClain	1981 - 1984	125	115	1	.521
Al Endriss	1980	25	30	0	.455
Sal Taormina	1965 - 1979	511	249	0	.672
John Cottrell	1961 - 1964	102	44	0	.699
Bill Leonard	1958 - 1960	57	48	0	.543
Chuck Bedolla	1954 - 1957	36	77	0	.319
Bill Prentice	1952 - 1953	32	27	0	.542
John J. “Paddy” Cottrell	1946 - 1951	76	56	0	.576
Neil Reese	1943	12	8	0	.600
Len Casanova	1940 - 1942	39	25	0	.609
Justin Fitzgerald	1935 - 1939	26	79	0	.248
Walter Mails	1931 - 1933	25	30	2	.455
Marv Owen	1930	6	10	1	.376
Justin Fitzgerald	1927 - 1929	31	19	1	.620
Sam Agnew	1926	8	12	0	.400
Sam Agnew; Charlie Scherf	1925	8	12	0	.400
Eddie Kienholz	1924	8	8	0	.500
Joe Aurreocoechea	1922 - 1923	8	15	2	.320
Robert E. Harmon	1920 - 1921	10	13	1	.417
Joe Aurreocoechea	1919	8	15	2	.320
Edward R. “Tub” Spencer	1917 - 1918	12	12	0	.500
Justin Fitzgerald	1916	6	10	0	.375
Harry Wolter	1914 - 1915	20	18	2	.500
Patsy O’Rourke	1912 - 1913	30	20	3	.567
Bobby McHale	1911	9	9	1	.474
Tom Kelly	1908 - 1910	41	18	0	.695
Jimmy Byrnes	1906 - 1907	19	7	2	.679
Wallace Bray	1905	11	8	0	.550
Nick Williams	1904	11	6	1	.611
Joe Corbett; Charley Graham	1902 - 1903	20	12	2	.588
Charley Graham	1901	6	4	1	.545
Billy Hulen	1900	9	5	0	.643
Jay Hughes; Joe Corbett	1899	10	4	0	.714
Joe Corbett	1898	9	0	0	1.000
Billy Hulen	1897	6	5	0	.545
Unknown	1883 - 1896	--	--	--	--

Year By Year Results

YEAR	OVERALL	CONFERENCE	CONFERENCE	POST-SEASON
2011	17 - 34	WCC	4 - 17 (8th Place)
2010	23 - 31	WCC	8 - 13 (t5th)
2009	19 - 34	WCC	6 - 15 (8th)
2008	33 - 22	WCC	13 - 8 (3rd)
2007	27 - 29	WCC	9 - 12 (8th)
2006	28 - 26	WCC	9 - 12 (t5th)
2005	28 - 28	WCC West	11 - 19 (3rd)
2004	27 - 29	WCC West	16 - 14 (2nd)
2003	31 - 26	WCC Coast	21 - 9 (2nd)
2002	25 - 30	WCC Coast	15 - 14 (2nd)
2001	23 - 33	WCC Coast	17 - 13 (t1st)
2000	22 - 37	WCC Coast	12 - 18 (3rd)
1999	20 - 36	WCC West	11 - 19 (4th)
1998	27 - 26	WCC	16 - 14 (5th)
1997	41 - 20	WCC	23 - 5 (1st)	NCAA Regional
1996	40 - 22	WCC	22 - 6 (1st)	NCAA Play-In
1995	35 - 20 - 1	WCC	22 - 7 - 1 (2nd)
1994	40 - 20	WCC	21 - 9 (1st)	NCAA Regional
1993	27 - 29 - 1	WCC	16 - 14 (3rd)
1992	23 - 32	WCC	14 - 16 (3rd)
1991	34 - 25	WCC	20 - 18 (4th)
1990	26 - 30 - 1	WCC	17 - 19 (4th)
1989	40 - 22	WCC	14 - 10 (3rd)
1988	43 - 18 - 1	WCC	18 - 5 - 1 (2nd)	NCAA Regional
1987	25 - 30 - 2	WCAC	11 - 12 - 1 (3rd)
1986	26 - 31	WCAC	10 - 12 (4th)
1985	33 - 25	WCAC	13 - 11 (3rd)
1984	29 - 31	NCBA	15 - 15 (3rd)
1983	32 - 25	NCBA	15 - 15 (4th)
1982	36 - 26 - 1	NCBA	26 - 10 (1st)
1981	28 - 33	NCBA	15 - 21 (5th)
1980	25 - 30	NCBA	12 - 21 (5th)
1979	27 - 22	NCBA	18 - 17 (4th)
1978	40 - 23	NCBA	24 - 12 (1st)	NCAA District 8
1977	26 - 26	NCBA	18 - 16 (4th)
1976	27 - 23	WCAC	6 - 11 (4th)
1975	39 - 16	WCAC	13 - 5 (2nd)
1974	38 - 17	WCAC	12 - 6 (2nd)
1973	35 - 16	WCAC	13 - 5 (2nd)
1972	42 - 13	WCAC	18 - 2 (1st)	NCAA District 8
1971	43 - 13	WCAC	18 - 2 (1st)	NCAA District 8
1970	42 - 16	WCAC	18 - 2 (1st)	NCAA District 8
1969	40 - 10	WCAC	16 - 4 (1st)	NCAA District 8
1968	31 - 12	WCAC	15 - 5 (1st)	NCAA District 8
1967	24 - 14	--	--
1966	27 - 17	CIBA	7 - 13 (5th)
1965	29 - 11	CIBA	11 - 9 (3rd)
1964	28 - 8	CIBA	16 - 4 (2nd)
1963	20 - 16	CIBA	9 - 7 (2nd)
1962	39 - 8	CIBA	12 - 4 (1st)	College World Series Final
1961	15 - 12	CIBA	5 - 11 (4th)
1960	16 - 19	CIBA	6 - 10 (3rd)
1959	23 - 13
1958	18 - 16
1957	5 - 23
1956	6 - 22
1955	11 - 19
1954	14 - 13
1953	14 - 15
1952	18 - 12
1951	12 - 4
1950	18 - 8
1949	17 - 10
1948	15 - 11
1947	10 - 15
1946	4 - 8
1945	WWII
1944	WWII
1943	12 - 8
1942	18 - 7
1941	7 - 11
1940	14 - 7
1939	5 - 18
1938	5 - 14
1937	3 - 17
1936	5 - 16
1935	8 - 14
1934	NA
1933	5 - 11
1932	12 - 6 - 1
1931	8 - 13 - 1
1930	6 - 10 - 1
1929	19 - 3 - 1
1928	7 - 3
1927	5 - 13
1926	8 - 12
1925	8 - 12
1924	8 - 8
1923	1 - 13 - 1
1922	7 - 2 - 1
1921	5 - 9 - 1
1920	1 - 13 - 1
1919	7 - 2 - 1
1918	3 - 4
1917	9 - 8
1916	6 - 10
1915	10 - 9
1914	10 - 9 - 2
1913	12 - 11 - 2
1912	18 - 9 - 1
1911	9 - 9 - 1
1910	21 - 5
1909	10 - 6
1908	10 - 7
1907	10 - 3 - 2
1906	9 - 4
1905	11 - 8
1904	11 - 6 - 1
1903	10 - 9 - 1
1902	10 - 3 - 1
1901	6 - 4 - 1
1900	9 - 5
1899	10 - 4
1898	9 - 0
1897	6 - 5
1896	Unknown
1895	Unknown
1894	Unknown
1893	Unknown
1892	Unknown
1891	Unknown
1890	Unknown
1889	Unknown
1888	Unknown
1887	Unknown
1886	Unknown
1885	Unknown
1884	Unknown
1883	Unknown

All-Americans

YEAR	STUDENT-ATHLETE	TEAM
2008	Thain Simon	Freshman
2007	Tommy Medica	Freshman
2006	Matt Long	Freshman
2006	Matt Wickswat	Freshman
2004	Anthony Rea	Second
2003	Patrick Overholt	Freshman
2003	Joe Diefenderfer	Honorable Mention
2003	Scott Dierks	Honorable Mention
2002	Joey Gomes	First
1998	Bill Mott	Honorable Mention
1997	Mike Frank	First
1997	Todd Hughes	Freshman
1996	Brian Carmody	First
1994	Karl Thompson	Second
1994	Mike Frank	Freshman
1993	Karl Thompson	Freshman
1992	James Eidam	Freshman
1989	Ed Giovanola	First
1988	Troy Buckley	Second
1988	Wes Bliven	Academic
1987	Wes Bliven	Academic
1986	Wes Bliven	Academic
1974	Gene Deylon	First
1972	Bruce Bochte	Second
1971	Rich Troedson	Second
1968	Vince Bigone	First
1965	Ray Henningson	Second
1964	Tim Cullen	Second
1962	Ernie Fazio	First
1962	Bob Garibaldi	Second
1962	John Boccabella	Second
1959	Jim O'Rourke	First
1956	John Russo	First
1949	Bill Renna	First

Conference Award Winners

YEAR	STUDENT-ATHLETE	CONFERENCE	CONFERENCE AWARD
2011	Cory Hall	WCC	All-WCC First Team
2011	Patrick Terry	WCC	All-WCC Honorable Mention
2011	Kyle DeMerritt	WCC	All-Freshman Team
2011	Patrick Terry	WCC	Rawlings WCC Player of the Week 5/23/11
2011	Curtis Wagner	WCC	All-Academic Team
2011	Brock Simon	WCC	All-Academic Honorable Mention
2011	Paul Twining	WCC	All-Academic Honorable Mention
2011	Joe Supple	WCC	All-Academic Honorable Mention
2010	Tommy Medica	WCC	All-WCC First Team; Preseason All-Conference Team; Rawlings WCC Player of the Week 5/4/10 and 6/1/10
2010	Geoff Klein	WCC	All-WCC First Team; Preseason All-Conference Team; Rawlings WCC Player of the Week 3/16/10
2010	Evan Peters	WCC	All-WCC Honorable Mention
2010	Matt Ozanne	WCC	All-WCC Honorable Mention; All-Freshman Team
2010	Ryan Rieger	WCC	All-WCC Honorable Mention; All-Freshman Team
2010	Alex Rivers	WCC	Rawlings WCC Pitcher of the Week 4/13/10
2009	Nate Garcia	WCC	All-WCC First Team; Rawlings WCC Pitcher of the Week 2/23/09 and 3/9/09
2009	Jon Karcich	WCC	All-WCC First Team
2009	Geoff Klein	WCC	All-WCC First Team
2009	Andrew Biancardi	WCC	All-Freshman Team
2009	Matt Long	WCC	All-Freshman Honorable Mention; Rawlings WCC Player of the Week 5/11/09
2009	Alex Rivers	WCC	Rawlings WCC Pitcher of the Week 3/23/09
2008	Brady Fuerst	WCC	All-WCC First Team
2008	Nate Garcia	WCC	All-WCC First Team
2008	Jon Karcich	WCC	All-WCC First Team
2008	Evan LeBlanc	WCC	All-WCC First Team
2008	Tommy Medica	WCC	All-WCC First Team
2008	Thain Simon	WCC	All-WCC First Team; WCC Freshman of the Year; All-Freshman Team
2007	Tommy Medica	WCC	All-WCC First Team; All-Freshman Team
2007	Nate Garcia	WCC	All-Freshman Team
2007	Steve Kalush	WCC	All-Freshman Team
2007	Alex Rivers	WCC	All-Freshman Team
2006	Kris Watts	WCC	All-WCC First Team
2006	Daniel Nava	WCC	All-WCC First Team
2006	Matt Wickswat	WCC	All-WCC Second Team; All-Freshman Team
2006	Matt Long	WCC	All-WCC Second Team; All-Freshman Team
2006	Brady Fuerst	WCC	All-Freshman Team
2005	Kevin Drever	WCC	All-WCC First Team
2005	Anthony Rea	WCC	All-WCC First Team
2005	Eric Newton	WCC	All-WCC Honorable Mention
2005	Kris Watts	WCC	All-WCC Honorable Mention
2004	Ryan Chiarelli	WCC	All-WCC First Team
2004	Anthony Rea	WCC	All-WCC First Team; All-Academic Team
2004	Michael Thompson	WCC	All-WCC First Team
2004	Nic Crosta	WCC	All-WCC First Team
2004	Kellan McConnell	WCC	All-WCC Honorable Mention
2004	Robert Perry	WCC	All-WCC Honorable Mention
2004	Will Thompson	WCC	All-WCC Honorable Mention
2004	Nic Crosta	WCC	Rawlings WCC Player of the Week 4/26/04
2004	Robert Perry	WCC	Rawlings WCC Player of the Week 5/17/04
2003	Joe Diefenderfer	WCC	All-WCC First Team
2003	Scott Dierks	WCC	All-WCC First Team; WCC Player of the Year
2003	A.J. LaBarbera	WCC	All-WCC Second Team
2003	Jack Headley	WCC	All-WCC Second Team
2002	Joey Gomes	WCC	All-WCC First Team
2001	Jack Headley	WCC	All-WCC First Team
2001	Matt Queen	WCC	All-WCC Second Team
2001	Joe Diefenderfer	WCC	All-WCC Second Team
2000	Jack Headley	WCC	All-WCC Second Team; WCC Freshman of the Year; All-Freshman Team
1998	Bill Mott	WCC	All-WCC First Team
1998	Ryan Bulich	WCC	All-WCC First Team
1997	Paul Chiaffredo	WCC	All-WCC First Team
1997	Bill Mott	WCC	All-WCC First Team
1997	Mike Frank	WCC	WCC Player of the Year; All-WCC First Team; Rawlings WCC 40th Anniversary Baseball Team
1997	Tobin Lanzetta	WCC	All-WCC First Team
1997	Jeff Perry	WCC	All-WCC First Team
1996	Ross Parmenter	WCC	WCC Player of the Year; All-WCC First Team
1996	Bill Mott	WCC	All-WCC First Team
1996	Brian Carmody	WCC	WCC Pitcher of the Year; All-WCC First Team
1996	Mike McDonald	WCC	All-WCC First Team
1996	Mike Frank	WCC	WCC Player of the Year; All-WCC First Team
1995	Karl Thompson	WCC	All-WCC First Team
1995	Ross Parmenter	WCC	All-WCC First Team
1995	Mike Frank	WCC	All-WCC First Team
1995	Randy Winn	WCC	All-WCC First Team
1995	Bob Pailthorpe	WCC	All-WCC First Team; WCC Pitcher of the Year; Rawlings WCC 40th Anniversary Baseball Team
1994	Lou Donati	WCC	All-WCC First Team
1994	Tommy Thompson	WCC	All-WCC First Team
1994	Jeff Frankel	WCC	All-WCC First Team
1994	Karl Thompson	WCC	WCC Player of the Year; All-WCC First Team
1994	Mike Frank	WCC	All-WCC First Team; WCC Freshman of the Year; All-Freshman Team
1994	Bob Pailthorpe	WCC	All-WCC First Team; WCC Pitcher of the Year
1994	Ken Lorge	WCC	All-WCC First Team
1993	Nick Mirizzi	WCC	All-WCC First Team
1992	Nick Mirizzi	WCC	All-WCC First Team
1991	David Tuttle	WCC	All-WCC First Team; WCC Pitcher of the Year
1991	Adam Melhuse	WCC	WCC Freshman of the Year
1989	Ed Giovanola	WCC	All-WCC First Team
1989	Matt Toole	WCC	All-WCC First Team
1989	Greg Gohr	WCC	All-WCC First Team
1988	Troy Buckley	WCAC	All-WCAC First Team; Rawlings WCC 40th Anniversary Baseball Team
1988	Matt Toole	WCAC	All-WCAC First Team
1988	Jeff Healy	WCAC	All-WCAC First Team
1988	Wes Bliven	WCAC	WCAC Player of the Year
1985	Sal Vaccaro	WCAC	All-WCC First Team
1984	Jeff Melrose	NCBA	All-NCBA First Team
1984	Rich Martig	NCBA	All-NCBA First Team
1983	Kent Cooper	NCBA	All-NCBA First Team
1983	Ron Hansen	NCBA	All-NCBA First Team
1982	Dave Oliva	NCBA	NCBA Player of the Year; All-NCBA First Team
1982	Kevin McKenna	NCBA	All-NCBA First Team
1981	Gary Davenport	NCBA	All-NCBA First Team
1978	Sean Everton	NCBA	All-NCBA First Team
1978	Frank Convertino	NCBA	All-NCBA First Team
1978	Skeeter Rivas	NCBA	All-NCBA First Team
1978	Rick Foley	NCBA	All-NCBA First Team
1977	George Hahn	NCBA	All-NCBA First Team
1977	Rick Foley	NCBA	All-NCBA First Team; NCBA Pitcher of the Year
1976	George Hahn	NCBA	All-NCBA First Team
1976	Gordon Hahn	NCBA	All-NCBA First Team
1975	Gordon Hahn	NCBA	All-NCBA First Team
1975	Steve Kelley	NCBA	All-NCBA First Team
1974	Gene Deylon	WCAC	WCAC Player of the Year; All-WCAC First Team
1974	Jim Wilhelm	WCAC	All-WCAC First Team
1974	Ron Mosely	WCAC	All-WCAC First Team
1974	Chris Kinsel	WCAC	All-WCAC First Team
1974	Dave Judnick	WCAC	All-WCAC First Team
1973	Mike Denevi	WCAC	All-WCAC First Team
1973	Gene Delyon	WCAC	All-WCAC First Team
1973	Walt Kaczmarek	WCAC	All-WCAC First Team
1972	Rich Troedson	WCAC	WCAC Player of the Year; All-WCAC First Team; Rawlings WCC 40th Anniversary Baseball Team
1972	Lou Caviglia	WCAC	All-WCAC First Team
1971	Duane Larson	WCAC	WCAC Player of the Year: All-WCAC First Team
1971	Lou Caviglia	WCAC	All-WCAC First Team
1971	Rusty Weeks	WCAC	All-WCAC First Team
1971	Rich Troedson	WCAC	All-WCAC First Team
1971	Joe Pupo	WCAC	All-WCAC First Team
1970	Duane Larson	WCAC	WCAC Player of the Year; All-WCAC First Team
1970	Mike McMonigle	WCAC	All-WCAC First Team
1970	Kurt Lohrke	WCAC	All-WCAC First Team
1970	Bruce Bochte	WCAC	All-WCAC First Team
1970	Don Paxton	WCAC	All-WCAC First Team
1970	Rich Troedson	WCAC	All-WCAC First Team
1969	Leo Rippo	WCAC	All-WCAC First Team
1969	Hank Mott	WCAC	All-WCAC First Team
1969	Bill McMonigle	WCAC	All-WCAC First Team
1969	Vince Bigone	WCAC	All-WCAC First Team
1969	Rich Troedson	WCAC	All-WCAC First Team
1968	Alvin Strange	WCAC	All-WCAC First Team
1968	Fred Ott	WCAC	All-WCAC First Team
1968	Albert Strane	WCAC	All-WCAC First Team
1968	Rod Pommes	WCAC	All-WCAC First Team
1968	Vince Bigone	WCAC	All-WCAC First Team

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Current Minor League Baseball Players

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Daniel Nava
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: Pawtucket Red Sox - Triple-A International League (Boston Red Sox)
Kris Watts: Altoona Curve - Double-A Eastern League (Pittsburgh Pirates)
Matt Long: Inland Empire 66ers - Class A Advaned California League (LA Angels)
Jon Karcich: Inland Empire 66ers - Class A Advanced California League (LA Angels)
Mark Willinsky: Brevard County Manatees - Class A Florida League (Milwaukee Brewers)
Matt Wickswat: Winston-Salem Dash - Class A Advanced Carolina League (Chi. White Sox)
Evan LeBlanc: Savannah Sand Gnats - Class A South Atlantic League (NY Mets)
Nate Garcia: Bowling Green Hot Rods - Class A Midwest League (Tampa Bay Rays)
Geoff Klein: Quad Cities River Bandits - Class A Midwest League (St. Louis Cardinals)
Tommy Medica: Fort Wayne TinCaps - Class A Midwest League (San Diego Padres)
Alex Rivers: Idaho Falls Chukars - Rookie Pioneer League (Kansas City Royals)
J.R. Graham: Danville Braves- Appalachian Rookie League (Atlanta Braves)
Patrick Terry: Chico Outlaws- North American Baseball American League (Independent)

Santa Clara's Major League Baseball Draft History

YEAR	ROUND	PICK #	STUDENT-ATHLETE	POSITION	TEAM

2010	39	1169	Alex Rivers	P	Kansas City Royals
2010	16	491	Nate Garcia	P	Tampa Bay Rays
2010	15	469	Geoff Klein	C	St. Louis Cardinals
2010	14	424	Tommy Medica	C / OF	San Diego Padres
2008	30	921	Matt Long	OF	Los Angeles Angels
2008	23	704	Evan LeBlanc	OF	New York Mets
2008	19	570	Justin Kuehn	P	Chicago White Sox
2008	15	458	Mark Willinsky	P	Milwaukee Brewers
2006	33	992	Eric Newton	2B	Milwaukee Brewers
2006	28	851	Dustin Realini	3B	Cleveland Indians
2006	16	470	Kris Watts	C	Pittsburgh Pirates
2005	40	1208	Thomas Van Buskirk	P	Texas Rangers
2005	26	794	Michael Thompson	3B	Houston Astros
2005	22	667	Patrick Overholt	P	Philadelphia Phillies
2004	47	1395	Kellan McConnell	P	Texas Rangers
2004	17	501	Nick Crosta	OF	Texas Rangers
2004	7	220	Will Thompson	1B	San Francisco Giants
2003	36	1069	Jim Wallace	C	New York Mets
2003	32	938	Matt Travis	P	Tampa Bay Rays
2003	24	713	Scott Dierks	OF	Florida Marlins
2003	19	565	Joe Diefenderfer	P	Philadelphia Phillies
2002	33	1001	Pat Peavey	3B / SS	Houston Astros
2002	8	224	Joey Gomes	OF	Tampa Bay Rays
2000	33	988	Tommy Callen	2B	Toronto Blue Jays
1999	37	1132	Kevin Okimoto	1B	San Diego Padres
1999	24	732	Mike Crudale	P	St. Louis Cardinals
1998	11	331	William Mott	OF	Los Angeles Angels
1997	24	736	Tobin Lazetta	P	Montreal Expos
1997	7	218	Mike Frank	OF	Cincinnati Reds
1997	6	179	Paul Chiaffredo	C	Toronto Blue Jays
1996	24	703	Ross Parmenter	SS	Milwaukee Brewers
1996	7	200	Brian Carmody	P	San Diego Padres
1995	10	261	Bob Palithrope	P	Florida Marlins
1995	6	164	Karl Thompson	C	Seattle Mariners
1995	3	65	Randy Winn	OF	Florida Marlins
1994	11	304	Bob Palithrope	P	Houston Astros
1994	4	99	Tom Mott	P	Minnesota Twins
1993	33	937	Randy Ortega	C	Oakland Athletics
1993	23	635	Brooks Drysdale	P	Los Angeles Angels
1992	40	1127	Mark Fabela	P	Pittsburgh Pirates
1991	6	172	Dave Tuttle	P	Cincinnati Reds
1990	27	719	Tom Hotchkiss	P	Toronto Blue Jays
1990	7	178	Ed Giovanola	SS	Atlanta Braves
1989	30	778	Matt Toole	SS	San Diego Padres
1989	29	764	Craig Middlekauff	OF / 1B	Detroit Tigers
1989	9	241	Troy Buckley	C	Minnesota Twins
1989	1	21	Greg Gohr	P	Detroit Tigers
1988	26	663	Wes Bliven	P	Los Angeles Angels
1988	14	361	Victor Cole	P	Kansas City Royals
1987	54	1197	Wes Bliven	P	Toronto Blue Jays
1987	15	391	Gary Maasberg	3B	Philadelphia Phillies
1987	4	95	Scott Chiamparino	P	Oakland Athletics
1986	16	410	John Savage	P	Cincinnati Reds
1986	9	213	Ray Williamson	OF	Cleveland Indians
1985	2^	38	Rich Martig	3B	Oakland Athletics
1985	27	679	David Blakely	P	San Francisco Giants
1985	18	461	Sal Vaccaro	P	Kansas City Royals
1985	8	195	Ray Williamson	OF	Oakland Athletics
1985	4	97	Mike Macfarlane	C	Kansas City Royals
1984	34	766	Rich Martig	INF	Cleveland Indians
1984	24	612	Chuck Martin	P	Atlanta Braves
1984	24	607	Sal Vaccaro	P	Montreal Expos
1984	24	600	Ward Merdes	P	Cleveland Indians
1984	23	583	Jeff Melrose	1B / OF	Texas Rangers
1984	23	581	Kent Cooper	OF	San Francisco Giants
1983	26	640	Ron Hansen	C	Texas Rangers
1983	10	244	Rogers Samuels	C	Texas Rangers
1982	17	430	Kevin Walters	C	Philadelphia Phillies
1982	10	254	Dave Oliva	OF	Boston Red Sox
1982	4	97	Lloyd Martin	P	Montreal Expos
1981	27	675	Gary Davenport	2B	San Francisco Giants
1981	25	625	Joey Balderston	P	San Diego Padres
1981	16	392	Rick Sundberg	C	Los Angeles Angels
1981	7	177	Mike Beuder	P	Los Angeles Dodgers
1980	27	664	Jeff Walsh	P	San Diego Padres
1980	12	228	Sean Everton	OF	Toronto Blue Jays
1979	34	810	Jeff Walsh	P	Cleveland Indians
1979	22	551	Rickey Edwards	P	Cleveland Indians
1979	20	519	Sean Everton	OF	New York Yankees
1979	3	61	Fran Mullins	SS	Chicago White Sox
1978	27	638	Kevin Kirby	P	Chicago Cubs
1978	22	550	Ray Rivas	INF	St. Louis Cardinals
1978	5	118	Rick Foley	P	Los Angeles Angels
1978	3	64	Fran Mullins	SS	Detroit Tigers
1977	14	347	Glenn Hollands	P	Texas Rangers
1977	12	294	George Hahn	C	San Diego Padres
1977	10	253	Russ Brett	3B	Baltimore Orioles
1977	3	60	Rick Foley	P	San Diego Padres
1976	9	208	Gordon Hahn	2B	New York Yankees
1976	6	130	Bill Harris	P	Minnesota Twins
1975	2^	34	Mike Denevi	SS	Milwaukee Brewers
1975	1*	18	Mike Denevi	SS	Kansas City Royals
1975	17	387	Mike Bartell	SS	Detroit Tigers
1975	6	121	Steve Kelley	P	Los Angeles Angels
1974	5^	70	Walt Kaczmarek	P	Philadelphia Phillies
1974	1^	5	Gene Delyon	3B	New York Yankees
1974	1*	9	Gene Delyon	3B	San Diego Padres
1974	10	218	Tim Ryan	P	Philadelphia Phillies
1974	7	145	Jim Wilhelm	1B / OF	San Diego Padres
1974	6	126	Mike Denevi	SS	Milwaukee Brewers
1973	25	559	Gene Delyon	3B	Texas Rangers
1973	18	409	Walt Kaczmarek	P	Texas Rangers
1973	5	119	Charles Staniland	P	Oakland Athletics
1972	1^	6	Rich Troedson	P	San Diego Padres
1972	2	34	Bruce Bochte	1B / OF	Los Angeles Angels
1971	3*	68	Paul Bagnasco	3B	New York Mets
1971	3*	53	Joe Pupo	P	Baltimore Orioles
1971	3*	51	Kurt Lohrke	SS	Boston Red Sox
1971	1*	8	Rich Troedson	P	Houston Astros
1971	33	700	Charles Franklin	3B	Philadelphia Phillies
1971	22	514	Stephen Chipp	P	Oakland Athletics
1971	17	384	Duane Larson	2B	San Diego Padres
1970	7^	138	Mel Bannon	SS	Minnesota Twins
1970	2^	25	Bill Borelli	1B	Washington Senators
1970	53	902	James Cavilglia	C	Pittsburgh Pirates
1970	21	482	Bill Borelli	1B	Washington Senators
1969	6^	124	Mike Sigman	P	New York Mets
1969	5^	105	Vince Bigone	OF / 3B	New York Mets
1969	47	949	Albert Strane	OF	Seattle Pilots
1969	45	932	Bill Borelli	OF / 1B	Montreal Expos
1969	36	826	James McClain	P	Montreal Expos
1968	9*	136	Vince Bigone	OF	New York Mets
1968	7*	126	Mike Sigman	P	New York Mets
1968	28	618	Alvin Strane	2B	Los Angeles Dodgers
1968	27	596	Albert Strane	SS	Los Angeles Dodgers
1968	21	473	Rod Pommes	OF / 3B	Chicago White Sox
1968	17	378	Richard Lang	OF	Philadelphia Phillies
1967	7	119	Frank Austin	OF	Los Angeles Angels
1967	4	79	John Mispagel	C	New York Mets
1967	3	48	Ray Henningsen	2B	Washington Senators
1967	3	46	Seaton Daly	C	Los Angeles Angels
1967	1	8	Jan Dukes	P	Washington Senators
1967	1^	4	Bob Spence	1B / OF	San Francisco Giants
1967	11^	177	Robert Walter	P	Baltimore Orioles
1967	8^	140	James Townsend	INF / OF	Minnesota Twins
1967	5^	91	Vince Bigone	OF / 3B	Chicago White Sox
1967	3^	52	Doug Carson	C	Pittsburgh Pirates
1967	3^	45	Rod Austin	OF	Boston Red Sox
1967	2	25	Ray Henningsen	2B	Boston Red Sox
1966	6*	95	Rod Austin	OF	New York Mets
1966	4*	63	Ray Henningsen	2B	Chicago Cubs
1966	45	760	John Mispagel	C	New York Mets
1966	35	658	Robert Walter	P	New York Mets
1966	27	523	Bruce Carmichael	INF	Chicago Cubs
1966	26	510	Seaton Daly	C	Cleveland Indians
1966	5	96	Jan Dukes	P	Baltimore Orioles
1966	4	67	Bob Spence	1B	St. Louis Cardinals
1965	18	350	Rod Austin	OF	Los Angeles Dodgers
1965	14	273	Ray Henningsen	2B	St. Louis Cardinals
1965	14	272	Howard Martin	OF	San Francisco Giants
1965	5	92	Rich Robertson	P	San Francisco Giants
1965	1	14	Alan Gallagher	3B	San Francisco Giants

* indicates June Secondary Draft
^ indicates January Secondary Draft

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