16U Baseball
About the team
College Park Knights offers a competitive 16 and up baseball team in the South Bay Area for players looking to improve their skills with as much game time as possible. This travel ball team plays in the summer and fall to complement the high school season and competes against teams across the South Bay Area.
Baseball Coaches
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Nate Sutton
Roving Instructor/ President
Nate played at all levels and is currently Bellarmine’s head coach. He has also coached youth travel baseball for 10+ years.
Learn More Nate Sutton
Roving Instructor/ President
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.
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Brian Vieira
Roving Instructor/ CEO
Brian was a member of the 1998 USC National Championship team. He is currently the head coach at Willow Glen High School.
Learn More Brian Vieira
Roving Instructor/ CEO
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 in his 5th year with the Rams. In addition to coaching at the high school level, Brian has coached youth travel teams for the past 10 years.
Announcements
Our 11U team may have struck out cancer this weekend at the Strike Out Cancer tournament, but they did not strike out on plate. They went 4-0, winning 1st place and Wyatt Souza got MVP for his incredible hitting during the tourney!!
2“Every day is a new opportunity. You can build on yesterday's success or put its failures behind and start over again. That's the way life is, with a new game every day, and that's the way baseball is." - Bullet Bob Feller
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Batter up!
“People ask me what I do in the winter when there's no baseball. I'll tell you what I do. I stare out the window and wait for spring." - Rogers Hornsby
