Taking your game to the next level
Spring and Summer season sign-ups are open! Tryouts December 5th at Bellarmine!
Why CP?
Programs
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BaseballWe field baseball teams for players 8 to 18 and all skill levels. Find your team today!Learn More -
CampsOur seasonal camps strengthen your skills and keep you in game shape year round.Learn More -
Little League Practice ProgramFocusing on fundamentals, our youngest players get ahead during their Little League season.Learn More -
High School Winter Tune-Up GamesGet ready with our high school tune-up program to prepare for your high school season, featuring weekend games.Learn More
Our Coaches
Nate Sutton
President / Roving Instructor
Nate was a 2x team captain, 2x all-WCAL, AAU all-American, 3x WCAL champion, and 1999 CCS champion as a student athlete at Bellarmine. Nate then moved on to UC Santa Barbara(2001-2004) where he was a team captain, Santa Barbara County’s Athlete of the year, all Big West, a member of the all decade team, and drafted by the Los Angeles Angels (24th rd 2004). Some of Nate's highlights over his 7 years (2004-2010) in the Angels organization include- 2008 Angels minor league defensive player of the year, 2009 Double A all-star, and 3 time major league camp invitee. Nate has been coaching at Bellarmine since 2013 where he is currently the Head of Program. Nate has coached youth travel baseball for 10+ years.
Brian Vieira
CEO / Roving Instructor
Brian played high school baseball at Bellarmine (class of 1994) before playing collegiately at USC (1995-99). He was a member of the 1998 USC national championship team. Brian began coaching in 2008 as a varsity assistant at Bellarmine College Prep where he was the pitching coach until 2018. Brian was named head coach at Willow Glen High School in 2019 and is entering his 8th year with the Rams. In addition to coaching at the high school level, Brian has coached youth travel teams for the past 15+ years.
Joe Gerber
Director of Player Development / Roving Instructor
From 1995 to 1999, Joe played baseball at Fresno State, where he earned two-time Academic All-American honors in 1998 and 1999 and was named a Strength and Conditioning All-American in 1997. He was also recognized as an All-Conference player in 1998. Joe served as the Director of Baseball Operations for ASA from 2003 to 2020, instructing and coaching hundreds of college players while leading the ASA college recruitment program from 2008 to 2020. He was the former coach at West Valley College. Currently, he coaches at Bellarmine College Preparatory, serves as the Director of Player Development and is a roving instructor at College Park.
Jamal Harrison
Roving Instructor
Coach Harrison was drafted in the 11th round of the 1995 MLB draft by the Minnesota Twins. He made the Midwest All-Star team in 1997. He went on to play 5 years of professional baseball as a first baseman and left fielder. After retiring from pro ball, he returned to the Bay Area to work as a hitting instructor, strength and conditioning coach, and mentor. Currently, he is an assistant varsity coach at Bellarmine College Preparatory.
Alesana Ulu
Youth Player Development Coordinator / Head Coach
Alesana Ulu is a dedicated developer of young talent, bringing over 10 years of competitive travel baseball coaching experience. He began with Unloaded Baseball, a San Jose non-profit program. He served as a roving instructor.
He then expanded his impact to Hype Baseball starting around 2017 through 2023 as a roving/practice coach focused on fundamentals and drill execution.
In 2023, he joined College Park, initially coaching both 14U teams. Over his tenure at CP, he has head coached 10U, 13U, and 14U, and is now the Youth Player Development Coordinator.
A three-year varsity player at Independence High School (class of 2003), he later continued with football at Fresno State and Gavilan College. Driven by a passion for giving back, he channels his first-generation family story into mentorship and community.
Announcements
🏆 Congratulations 12U Black on winning the Veterans Day Classic!🇺🇸
MVPs :
🏅 Parker Wong
🏅 Hiryu Ohmori