2026 Coast (South) JUCO Alumni Leaderboard: Ohlone’s Double Lead

2026 Coast (South) JUCO Alumni Leaderboard: Ohlone’s Double Lead

Ohlone leads the 3C2A Coast (South) Conference with a 152.7 Alumni Placement Score, the highest in the conference by a wide margin.

Across all 6 reporting Coast South colleges, 119 alumni are active on four-year rosters — spanning NCAA D1, D2, D3, NAIA, NCCAA, and USCAA programs.

Which Coast (South) College Has the Highest Alumni Placement Score?

Ohlone leads at 152.7 Raw APS, well ahead of West Valley (127.3) and Cabrillo (105.2).

Full Coast Conference (South) Alumni Rankings (2026)

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JUCO Alumni Leaderboard

3C2A · Coast Conference (South) · 2026 Reporting Year
Ranked by Alumni Placement Score (APS), a weighted measure of alumni currently active on four-year rosters across NCAA D1, D2, D3, NAIA, NCCAA, and USCAA. Combines 3C2A Coast Conference (South) member colleges.
6
Colleges Reporting
119
Total Alumni
527.0
Total Raw APS
87.8
Avg Raw APS / College

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RkCollegeTotal AlumniRaw APSEff APSW-L-TWin %
1
33
152.7
4.627
40-10-0
.800
2
28
127.3
4.546
33-15-1
.673
3
25
105.2
4.208
16-24-0
.400

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Source: CBI JUCO Pipeline Dashboard, Reporting Year 2026 · 3C2A Coast Conference (South)
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COLLEGE BASEBALL INSIGHTS

The same three colleges lead under both Overall alumni and Raw APS, in the same order. Ohlone leads the conference in both Raw APS and win percentage (.800, 40-10-0) — a clean, undisputed top program by every measure this season.

How These Rankings Are Calculated

Each college is ranked by Alumni Placement Score (APS) — a weighted measure of alumni currently active on four-year rosters, giving more weight to higher levels of four-year competition. Overall alumni count is shown for reference. See the full APS methodology for the exact formula, division weights, and Efficiency APS definit Raw APS reflects an alumnus’s current four-year level, not necessarily a level the program directly placed them into — a JUCO’s directly attributable contribution is the initial transfer, and any later move between four-year programs reflects the player’s own path more than continued involvement from the original two-year program. See what “placement” means in APS for more.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which JUCO college in the Coast (South) Conference has the highest Alumni Placement Score?

Ohlone leads the 3C2A Coast (South) Conference with a 152.7 Alumni Placement Score, the highest in the conference by a wide margin. See the full Coast (South) rankings above for the complete Raw APS breakdown.

How many colleges are in the 3C2A Coast Conference (South)?

Six: Ohlone, West Valley, Cabrillo, Monterey Peninsula, Hartnell, and Gavilan.

What is Alumni Placement Score (APS)?

Alumni Placement Score weights each alumnus by the level of four-year baseball they currently play, rather than counting every alumnus equally. See the full APS methodology for the exact formula and division weights.

How does Coast (South) compare to other 3C2A conferences?

Coast (South)’s 119 total alumni ranks in the middle of the 3C2A field — about 7.1% of all 3C2A alumni. See the full 3C2A summary leaderboard for a conference-by-conference comparison across all 87 reporting colleges.

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