California State University, Los Angeles

• Location: Los Angeles, CA
• Nickname: Golden Eagles (Diablos through 1980)
• Conference: California Collegiate Athletic Association 1984-present; Southern California Baseball Association 1977-1983; West Coast Athletic Conference 1976; NCAA Division-I Independents 1975; Pacific Coast Athletic Association 1970-1974; California Collegiate Athletic Association 1951-1969
• Division: II
• Ballpark: Reeder Field

DI College World Series Appearances: 1 1977

Stats of MLB players who are school alumni

California State University, Los Angeles was known as The Los Angeles State College until 1964, California State College at Los Angeles until 1968, and California State College, Los Angeles until 1972.

Notable Alumni

• Bob Apodaca, pitcher
• Gabriel Asakura, Brazilian national team pitcher
• Charles Bates, minor league infielder
• Bill Bene, minor league pitcher
• Bud Bulling, catcher
• Theon Bourdaniotis, Italian Baseball League pitcher
• Darrell Brown, outfielder
• Mike Burns, pitcher
• Hy Cohen, pitcher
• David Compton, minor league outfielder
• Tim Corcoran, infielder
• Casey Cox, pitcher
• John D'Auria, college coach
• Brock Davis, outfielder
• Rex de la Nuez, scout
• Daniel Duran, minor league infielder
• Manny Estrada, scout
• Jay Gibbons, outfielder
• Lloyd Gladden, minor league pitcher
• Rene Gonzales, infielder
• Brian Hernandez, minor league infielder
• Gerry Janeski, pitcher
• Billie Jean King, owner
• Ken Lohnes, drafted catcher
• Derrick Loop, minor league pitcher
• Rick Lysander, pitcher
• Alfredo Martinez, pitcher
• Scott Masik, college coach
• Chad Nacapoy, minor league catcher
• Dave Nelson, infielder
• Pete Paciorek, college coach
• Phil Pote, scout
• Kit Putnam, minor league outfielder and pitcher
• Devon Ramirez, minor league pitcher
• Jordan Sechler, minor league pitcher
• Steve Soliz, coach
• Travis Tartamella, pitcher
• Brian Walsh, umpire
• Dick Wantz, pitcher

Coaches

• Albert Wise, 1950
• Warren Reeves, 1951
• Leonard Adams, 1952
• Hank Ennen, 1953-1957
• Jim Reeder, 1958-1971
• Larry Cochell, 1972-1976
• Jack Deutsch, 1977-1983
• John Herbold, 1984-2004
• Dave Taylor, 2005-2006
• Pat Shine, 2007
• Vince Beringhele, 2008-present

Assistant Coaches

• Vince Beringhele, 1988-1989
• Jason Dietrich, 2007
• Jeremy Jorgensen, 2001-2002

Year-by-Year Record

Year	Overall Record	Conference Record	Post Season
1950	8-17
1951	11-17-1	2-13
1952	7-16-1	0-12
1953	12-16-1	3-12
1954	12-19	3-12
1955	14-18	3-7
1956	10-18
1957	9-19	2-13
1958	19-21	3-12
1959	24-18-2	8-7
1960	30-11	10-5
1961	29-19	10-8
1962	33-14	12-6
1963	30-15	13-2
1964	29-19-1	6-9
1965	22-21-1	17-8
1966	28-23	11-9
1967	28-19	7-11
1968	37-18	15-5	CWS District Tournaments
1969	25-25-1	8-10
1970	36-21-1	7-7
1971	27-28	8-13
1972	23-27	12-6
1973	31-20	13-5	CWS District Tournaments
1974	35-18	18-5	CWS District Tournaments
1975	12-30
1976	16-33	4-14
1977	42-22	17-7	CWS Regionals / CWS
1978	12-42	9-19
1979	25-39	9-19
1980	27-31-1	16-12
1981	26-36	8-20
1982	18-34-1	8-20
1983	16-43	5-23
1984	23-42	7-23
1985	14-42	10-19
1986	20-32	14-16
1987	25-33-1	11-19
1988	25-30	16-14
1989	23-31-1	13-16-1
1990	19-36	9-21
1991	21-34	12-18
1992	21-29	14-16
1993	20-30	12-18
1994	22-34	15-15
1995	19-33	11-21
1996	26-29	15-17
1997	27-29	21-11
1998	25-24	20-12	Division II Regionals
1999	18-33-1	16-24
2000	26-25	21-18
2001	19-26	15-18
2002	15-42	11-29
2003	23-27	19-19
2004	24-24-1	17-22-1
2005	22-23	17-22
2006	36-16-1	21-12-1	CCAA / Division II Regionals
2007	45-17-1	27-9	CCAA / Division II Regionals / Division II CWS
2008	29-22	23-12
2009	32-17	21-11	CCAA
2010	18-31	16-24
2011	27-23	21-19
2012	26-22	21-17
2013	35-22	28-12	CCAA / Division II Regionals
2014	16-32	14-25
2015	28-20	23-17
2016	16-31	15-21
2017	27-24	19-19	CCAA
2018	28-24	24-20	CCAA
2019	19-26	18-23
2020	6-14	5-11
2021	Season cancelled
2022	21-29	16-24
2023	19-29	14-25