Pepperdine University

MLB Players Who Attended Pepperdine University

Pepperdine University, CA — MLB Players Who Attended Pepperdine University
Player Name	Debut Year	Final Year	G	AB	H	HR	AVG
Gail Hopkins	1968	1974	514	1219	324	25	0.266
Rob Picciolo	1977	1985	730	1628	381	17	0.234
Mark Lee	1978	1981	118	13	3	-	0.231
Mike Scott	1979	1991	348	653	81	2	0.124
Mike Gates	1981	1982	37	123	29	-	0.236
Bill Bathe	1986	1990	121	183	39	8	0.213
Chad Kreuter	1988	2003	944	2505	593	54	0.237
Mike Fetters	1989	2004	620	-	-	-	-
Paul Faries	1990	1993	96	214	43	-	0.201
Doug Simons	1991	1992	49	3	-	-	-
Andy Stankiewicz	1992	1998	429	844	203	4	0.241
Pat Ahearne	1995	1995	4	-	-	-	-
Steve Rodriguez	1995	1995	18	39	7	-	0.179
Jason Thompson	1996	1996	13	49	11	2	0.224
Matt Howard	1996	1996	35	54	11	1	0.204
Steve Montgomery	1996	2000	72	1	1	-	1.000
Derek Wallace	1996	1999	27	-	-	-	-
Ryan Christenson	1998	2003	452	998	222	16	0.222
Ryan Radmanovich	1998	1998	25	69	15	2	0.217
David Newhan	1999	2008	413	986	249	23	0.253
Randy Wolf	1999	2015	405	694	128	5	0.184
Keith McDonald	2000	2001	8	9	3	3	0.333
Matt Wise	2000	2008	209	7	2	-	0.286
Will Ohman	2000	2012	483	5	2	-	0.400
Jalal Leach	2001	2001	8	10	1	-	0.100
Noah Lowry	2003	2007	116	197	35	2	0.178
Daniel Garcia	2003	2004	77	194	44	5	0.227
Dan Haren	2003	2015	401	414	83	2	0.200
Dave Matranga	2003	2005	7	6	1	1	0.167
Dane Sardinha	2003	2011	59	151	25	3	0.166
Barry Enright	2010	2013	33	45	10	1	0.222
Danny Worth	2010	2016	151	300	67	2	0.223
Chase d'Arnaud	2011	2018	236	550	122	5	0.222
Eric Thames	2011	2020	605	1868	451	96	0.241

Pepperdine University in the major leagues

34 players on this page went from Pepperdine University to the majors. Debuts run from 1968 (Gail Hopkins) to 2011 (Eric Thames). The games column peaks with Chad Kreuter at 944. For power, Eric Thames leads the list with 96 home runs. Among alumni with long careers at the plate, Gail Hopkins has the best average, .266. Rows with no batting line, such as Mike Fetters, Pat Ahearne, and Derek Wallace, are players who did not bat in the majors, most of them pitchers. The 1990s were the busiest decade for debuts from Pepperdine University. Nearby on the site: Point Loma Nazarene University, Pomona College/Pitzer College, and Porterville College, also in CA. The school list is built from Lahman's record of where players played college baseball; a player who attended without playing may not appear.