Villanova University, PA

Villanova, PA

34 MLB Alumni

MLB Players Who Attended Villanova University

Villanova University, PA — MLB Players Who Attended Villanova University
Player Name Debut Year Final Year G AB H HR AVG
Denny Mack 1871 1883 373 1505 343 1 0.228
Red Donahue 1893 1906 372 1150 175 1 0.152
Mike O'Neill 1901 1907 137 380 97 2 0.255
Jack Hayden 1901 1908 147 578 145 1 0.251
Barney McFadden 1901 1902 9 23 3 - 0.130
Paddy Greene 1902 1903 24 81 15 - 0.185
Mickey Doolin 1905 1918 1728 5977 1376 15 0.230
Tom Catterson 1908 1909 28 86 17 1 0.198
Bert Daniels 1910 1914 526 1903 486 5 0.255
Joe Walsh 1910 1911 5 13 4 - 0.308
Eddie Murphy 1912 1926 761 2373 680 4 0.287
Mike Murphy 1912 1916 15 28 3 - 0.107
Jimmie Savage 1912 1915 148 503 139 1 0.276
Fred Lear 1915 1920 75 166 39 2 0.235
Vince Molyneaux 1917 1918 13 6 - - -
Joe Connell 1926 1926 2 1 - - -
Ed Cotter 1926 1926 17 26 8 - 0.308
Frank Skaff 1935 1943 38 75 24 1 0.320
Ben Geraghty 1936 1944 70 146 29 - 0.199
Ray Stoviak 1938 1938 10 10 - - -
Jim Schelle 1939 1939 1 - - - -
Mickey Vernon 1939 1960 2409 8731 2495 172 0.286
Art Mahan 1940 1940 146 544 133 2 0.244
Lennie Merullo 1941 1947 639 2071 497 6 0.240
Mike Garbark 1944 1945 149 475 116 2 0.244
Frank Kreutzer 1962 1969 78 51 4 1 0.078
Bruce Howard 1963 1968 120 147 17 1 0.116
Rafael Novoa 1990 1993 22 5 1 - 0.200
Gary Scott 1991 1992 67 175 28 3 0.160
Gene Schall 1995 1996 52 131 33 2 0.252
Mike Neill 1998 1998 6 15 4 - 0.267
Mike Porzio 1999 2003 51 - - - -
Brian Slocum 2006 2008 10 - - - -
Kevin Mulvey 2009 2010 10 7 1 - 0.143

Villanova University in the major leagues

34 players on this page went from Villanova University to the majors. Debuts run from 1871 (Denny Mack) to 2009 (Kevin Mulvey). By games played, the longest career belongs to Mickey Vernon, with 2409. Among alumni with long careers at the plate, Eddie Murphy has the best average, .287. Rows with no batting line, such as Jim Schelle, Mike Porzio, and Brian Slocum, are players who did not bat in the majors, most of them pitchers. More of the school's major leaguers debuted in the 1910s than in any other decade. Other schools in the same state with major league alumni include Volant College, Washington and Jefferson College, and Waynesburg College. The school list is built from Lahman's record of where players played college baseball; a player who attended without playing may not appear.