Tiger Baseball Sends 18 Student-Athletes to Four-Year Universities
The Riverside City College baseball team had a fantastic season that saw them place second in the Orange Empire Conference (OEC) thus leading to a California Community College Athletic Association (CCCAA) Regional playoff berth. Despite losing the final series of the season, the Tigers experienced more success following the season with a total of 18 student-athletes continuing on to play at four-year universities.
Of the 18 student-athletes, three of them received Division I scholarships. Additionally, 10 student-athletes received Division II scholarships and a trio earned NAIA scholarships.
The entire list of Tigers can be seen below:
| Student-Athlete | Four-Year University | Level | ||||
| Dean Miller | UC Riverside | Division I | ||||
| Matt Acosta | CSU Northridge | Division I | ||||
| Kyle Hatton | University of Hawai'i | Division I | ||||
| Peter McAvoy* | Stanford | Division I | ||||
| Ryan Mota | Cal Baptist | Division II | ||||
| Blake Tuthill | Chico State | Division II | ||||
| Christian Stiegele* | Chico State | Division II | ||||
| Patrick Vizcaino | Cal Poly-Pomona | Division II | ||||
| Darin May | Cal Poly-Pomona | Division II | ||||
| John Gonzalez | Cal State Dominguez Hills | Division II | ||||
| Daniel Agramont | Embry-Riddle Aeronautical | Division II | ||||
| Peter Gomez | Embry-Riddle Aeronautical | Division II | ||||
| Bayley Chesterton | Colorado Christian | Division II | ||||
| Garrett McKee | Oklahoma Baptist | Division II | ||||
| Zach Grande | Cal State Los Angeles | Division II | ||||
| Dallas Burk | Biola University | NAIA | ||||
| Jake Ayala | Saint Katherine University | NAIA | ||||
| Vini Haro | Union College | NAIA |
*-indicates walk on