California State Polytechnic University-Pomona

• Location: Pomona, CA
• Nickname: Broncos
• Conference: California Collegiate Athletic Association 1967-Present; Independent 1960-66
• Division: II
• Ballpark: Scolinos Field

Division-II College World Series titles in 1976, 1980, 1983

Division-II College World Series runner-up in 1985

Stats of MLB players who are school alumni

Cal Poly Pomona has had 15 players in the majors (through 2015), of which three, Gary Roenicke, Mitchell Page and Wayne Gross, have had over 2,000 at-bats. Page and Gross were at Cal Poly Pomona together in 1972-1973 (along with Wendell Kim and played together on the Oakland Athletics from 1977 to 1983. Tom Brunansky is an alumnus of the school but did not play baseball here. Frank Pastore, with 48 big league victories, is the winningest pitcher to come from the school.

People who went here

• Chuck Belk, college coach
• Victor Bernal, pitcher
• Bobby Brett, minor league outfielder
• Tom Brunansky, outfielder
• James Camacho, minor league infielder
• Jerry Dale, umpire
• Kyle Dohy, pitcher
• Jeff Edwards, minor league catcher
• Earl Escalante, minor league pitcher
• Anthony Esquer, minor league catcher
• Alan Fowlkes, pitcher
• Michael Frierson, minor league infielder
• Kyle Garlick, outfielder
• Wayne Gross, infielder
• Dave Hajek, infielder
• Butch Hughes, college coach
• Jeff Ishii, scout
• Wendell Kim, coach
• Bret Lachemann, minor league pitcher
• John Love, minor league infielder
• Casey McCarthy, minor league pitcher
• Darrell Miller, catcher
• Mike Munoz, pitcher
• Mitchell Page, outfielder
• Frank Pastore, pitcher
• Cody Ponce, pitcher
• Mike Potter, outfielder
• Jim Ramos, Philippines national team manager
• Gary Roenicke, outfielder
• Dennis Rogers, college coach
• Mike Scolinos, college coach
• Doug Smith, college coach
• Travis Taijeron, outfielder
• Gerric Waller, scout
• Mark Wiley, pitcher
• Jeff Yurak, outfielder
• Steve Ziem, pitcher

Coaches

• Barney Anooshian, 1960-1961
• John Scolinos, 1962-1991
• Chuck Belk, 1992-1995
• Mike Ashman, 1996-2010
• Randy Betten, 2011-present

Assistant Coaches

• Fritz Hamburg
• Bret Lachemann, 2004, 2011-2015
• Stacy Parker, 2015-?
• Jim Ramos, 1972-1976, 1981-1995, 2004-present (as of 2024)
• Dennis Rogers, 1980-1983
• Mike Scolinos, 1985
• Doug Smith, 1976-1980

Year-by-Year Record

Year	Overall Record	Conference Record	Post Season
1960	26-9-1
1961	24-11
1962	20-17
1963	27-10
1964	25-14		CWS District Tournaments
1965	23-11-1
1966	26-14		CWS District Tournaments
1967	21-19	8-10
1968	27-18-1	14-6-1
1969	26-21	9-9
1970	31-24	15-9
1971	24-33-1	9-13-1
1972	31-23-1	14-10
1973	27-26	14-9
1974	24-26	9-13
1975	18-29-1	7-9
1976	40-27-1	11-7	Division II Regionals / Division II CWS
1977	14-29	6-18
1978	18-35-2	12-15-1
1979	43-26-1	16-8	Division II Regionals / Division II CWS
1980	42-25-1	20-10-1	Division II Regionals / Division II CWS
1981	27-26-2	16-14
1982	24-29-1	10-17
1983	41-22	21-8	Division II Regionals / Division II CWS
1984	24-32	13-17
1985	39-29-1	23-7	Division II Regionals / Division II CWS
1986	24-28	18-12
1987	31-9	16-14
1988	32-25	19-11	Division II Regionals
1989	24-28	17-13
1990	18-36	10-20
1991	27-26	18-12
1992	23-30	16-13
1993	28-27	16-14	Division II Regionals
1994	30-25-1	15-15
1995	32-29	17-15
1996	13-40-1	5-27
1997	28-28	18-14
1998	19-25-1	13-19
1999	25-24	19-21
2000	32-26	24-15	CCAA
2001	31-24	23-17	CCAA
2002	31-22-1	20-20
2003	15-39	10-29
2004	26-25-2	19-20-1
2005	30-23	25-14	CCAA
2006	20-31	15-20
2007	20-31	10-26
2008	16-31	13-21
2009	26-23	16-20
2010	26-27	18-22
2011	36-23	22-18	CCAA / Division II Regionals
2012	31-18	23-17
2013	26-24	18-22
2014	32-17	23-12	CCAA / Division II Regionals
2015	46-17	28-12	CCAA / Division II Regionals / Division II CWS
2016	42-19	26-11	CCAA / Division II Regionals / Division II CWS
2017	34-22	27-11	CCAA / Division II Regionals
2018	30-24	25-19	CCAA
2019	30-28	23-21	CCAA / Division II Regionals
2020	13-8	11-5
2021	Season cancelled
2022	35-19	27-12	CCAA / Division II Regionals
2023	29-23	18-17	CCAA / Division II Regionals