Cerritos College, CA

Norwalk, CA

30 MLB Alumni

MLB Players Who Attended Cerritos College

Cerritos College, CA — MLB Players Who Attended Cerritos College
Player Name Debut Year Final Year G AB H HR AVG
Dick Wantz 1965 1965 1 - - - -
Lee Bales 1966 1967 31 43 4 - 0.093
Al Schmelz 1967 1967 2 - - - -
Mike Paul 1968 1974 229 148 17 - 0.115
Scott Reid 1969 1970 38 68 10 - 0.147
Jim York 1970 1976 174 40 3 1 0.075
Tommy Moore 1972 1977 45 5 2 - 0.400
Bob Apodaca 1973 1977 184 58 10 - 0.172
Steve Staggs 1977 1978 119 369 94 2 0.255
Jerry Maddox 1978 1978 7 14 3 - 0.214
Dave Patterson 1979 1979 37 7 1 - 0.143
Danny Boone 1981 1990 61 10 3 - 0.300
Ed Hodge 1984 1984 25 - - - -
Tom Nieto 1984 1990 251 619 127 5 0.205
Jeff Hearron 1985 1986 16 30 6 - 0.200
Larry See 1986 1988 26 43 8 - 0.186
Luis Medina 1988 1991 51 150 31 10 0.207
Craig Worthington 1988 1996 393 1234 284 33 0.230
Mike Benjamin 1989 2002 818 1926 442 24 0.229
Al Osuna 1990 1996 218 3 - - -
Bret Barberie 1991 1996 479 1434 388 16 0.271
Brian Hunter 1991 2000 699 1555 364 67 0.234
Ever Magallanes 1991 1991 3 2 - - -
Darrell Sherman 1993 1993 37 63 14 - 0.222
Quinn Mack 1994 1994 5 21 5 - 0.238
Joel Adamson 1996 1998 44 10 3 - 0.300
Dan Naulty 1996 1999 130 - - - -
Danny Patterson 1996 2004 350 1 - - -
Rod Barajas 1999 2012 1114 3460 812 136 0.235
Dusty Wathan 2002 2002 3 5 3 - 0.600

Cerritos College in the major leagues

Cerritos College (Norwalk, CA) has 30 alumni in the major league record. Debuts run from 1965 (Dick Wantz) to 2002 (Dusty Wathan). By games played, the longest career belongs to Rod Barajas, with 1114. Among alumni with long careers at the plate, Bret Barberie has the best average, .271. Rows with no batting line, such as Dick Wantz, Al Schmelz, and Ed Hodge, are players who did not bat in the majors, most of them pitchers. The 1990s were the busiest decade for debuts from Cerritos College. Other schools in the same state with major league alumni include Chabot College, Chaffey College, and Chapman University. The school list is built from Lahman's record of where players played college baseball; a player who attended without playing may not appear.