Grambling State University

• Location: Grambling, LA
• Nickname: Tigers
• Conference: Southwestern Athletic Conference
• Ballpark: Tiger Field

NAIA College World Series runner-up in 1963, 1964

Grambling State University was known as Louisiana Negro Normal and Industrial Institute until 1946 and Grambling College until 1959. The historically black institution is better known in the sporting world for its football program, but over the years the Tigers have sent a dozen men to the major leagues. Credit goes to the man who founded the baseball (and football) programs: Prez Jones.

Coaches

• Prez Jones, 1929?-1977
• Wilbert Ellis, 1978-2003
• Sap Randall, 2004-2006
• Barret Rey, 2007-2009
• James Cooper, 2010-2021
• Davin Pierre, 2022-present

Assistant Coaches

• Bryan Delgado, 2021
• Wilbert Ellis, 1961-1977
• Frank Ensley
• Frank Marsh
• Angel Peguero, 2019
• Davin Pierre, 2010-2021

People who went here

• Tommie Agee, outfielder
• Matt Alexander, outfielder
• Reggie Baldwin, catcher
• Milton Barney Jr., college coach
• JC Bonilla, minor league coach
• Jophery Brown, pitcher
• James Cooper, college coach
• Sherman Cottingham, Negro League pitcher
• Bryan Delgado, minor league coach
• Courtney Duncan, pitcher
• Gary Eave, pitcher
• Wilbert Ellis, college coach
• Frank Ensley, minor league outfielder
• Ralph Garr, outfielder
• Carlton Hardy, college coach
• Ryan Huntington, Hoofdklasse pitcher
• Lou Jackson, outfielder
• Johnny Jeter, outfielder
• Brian Johnson, scout
• Cleon Jones, outfielder
• Rodney Lofton, minor league infielder
• Frank Marsh, minor league outfielder
• Lynn McGlothen, pitcher
• Olen Parker, college coach
• Angel Peguero, minor league coach
• Davin Pierre, college coach
• Sap Randall, infielder
• Ed Ricks, minor league pitcher
• Candy Robinson, college coach
• Cedric Shaw, minor league pitcher
• Jeremy Shelby, minor league outfielder
• Charlie Spikes, outfielder
• Lenny Webster, catcher
• Gerald Williams, outfielder

Year-by-Year Record

Year	Overall Record	Conference Record	Notes
1960
1961			NAIA Area Tournaments / NAIA CWS
1962
1963			NAIA Area Tournaments / NAIA CWS
1964			NAIA Area Tournaments / NAIA CWS
1965	25-2
1966
1967	37-3	22-1	NAIA District Tournaments / NAIA Area Tournaments / NAIA CWS
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973	19-8	10-5
1974	22-8	7-5
1975			NAIA District Tournaments
1976	11-16	6-9
1977
1978	28-20	8-7
1979	25-13
1980	27-14
1981	35-20	13-5	SWAC
1982	24-10	13-5	SWAC
1983	30-12	15-3	SWAC / CWS Regionals
1984	29-17	14-4	SWAC / CWS Regionals
1985	36-16-1	15-3	SWAC / CWS Regionals
1986	24-20
1987	25-20	14-10	SWAC
1988	31-21	18-5	SWAC
1989	25-18	17-7	SWAC
1990	20-25	13-9	SWAC
1991	18-23	12-12
1992	27-21	13-10	SWAC
1993	24-18	16-5	SWAC
1994	26-16	17-7	SWAC
1995	21-18	16-10	SWAC
1996	24-17	16-4	SWAC
1997	25-13	15-11	SWAC
1998	32-15	16-8	SWAC
1999	37-14	23-9	SWAC
2000	36-19	18-9	SWAC
2001	27-25	16-14	SWAC
2002	25-28	14-18	SWAC
2003	22-25-1	16-16
2004	11-35	6-22
2005	13-31	7-16
2006	6-35	3-21
2007	18-29	9-15
2008	21-28	15-9	SWAC
2009	17-37	10-13	SWAC
2010	22-31	10-13	SWAC / CWS Regionals
2011	23-25	15-9	SWAC
2012	22-26	13-11	SWAC
2013	18-30	9-15
2014	16-31	11-13	SWAC
2015	11-39	7-17	SWAC
2016	22-27	15-8	SWAC
2017	22-30	15-9	SWAC
2018	26-26	14-10	SWAC
2019	26-25	16-8	SWAC
2020	5-10	1-2
2021	15-25	12-9	SWAC
2022	26-31	20-10	SWAC
2023	29-24	22-7	SWAC
2024	26-28	18-8	SWAC / CWS Regionals