Amherst College

• Location: Amherst, MA
• Nickname: Mammoths (previously Lord Jeffs until 2016)
• Conference New England Small College Athletic Conference
• Division: III
• Ballpark:

MLB Stats of players who are school alumni

Amherst College played in the first college baseball game ever on July 1, 1859, beating Williams College 73-32. The school is where, in 1942, Ted Williams and four other major league ballplayers went for preliminary ground school for naval aviation. The most prominent player from Amherst College in recent years has been John Cerutti.

The school's unofficial mascot, Lord Jeffs, was retired in 2016 due to controversy over the propriety of honoring Lord Jeffrey Amherst.

Alumni

• Pete Allen, catcher
• Tom Bourque, scout
• John Cerutti, pitcher
• Ben Cherington, general manager
• Harry Dalton, general manager
• Jack Dunleavy, pitcher
• David Gold, minor league catcher
• Kevin Graber, minor league player and manager
• Howdy Groskloss, second baseman
• Richard Grossinger, author
• Kevin Heller, minor league outfielder
• John Henry, catcher
• Neal Huntington, general manager
• Dave Jauss, coach
• Joe Katuska, scout
• Larry McClure, outfielder
• Cait Murphy, author
• Bill Nardi, college coach
• Ray Nelson, second baseman
• Mike Odenwaelder, college coach
• Steve Partenheimer, third baseman
• Hugh Quattlebaum, coach
• Stephan Rapaglia, minor league pitcher and manager
• Alan Storke, infielder
• Hank Swasey, college coach
• Bill Swiacki, minor league pitcher
• Rich Thompson, pitcher
• Joe Vernon, pitcher
• Dick Wheeler, outfielder
• Ace Williams, pitcher
• Walter Zink, pitcher

Coaches

• George Davis 1913-1918
• Paul Eckley 1923-1965
• Bill Thurston 1966-2009
• Brian Hamm 2010-2018
• J.P. Pyne 2019-present

Assistant Coaches

• Bryan Adamski, 2009-2013
• Brian Hamm, 2006-2009
• Joe Haumacher, 2018
• Joe Katuska, 2005
• Endy Morales, 2023
• Mike Odenwaelder, 2018-2021
• Tom Randolph, 2005
• Chuck Roys, 1997-1999
• Joe Sarno
• Mark Simeone, 1989-1990
• Kelly Swiney, 2007-2008
• Sean Trindall

Tommy Dowd coached there as well.