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Scolinos Field
Scolinos Field is home to the Cal Poly Pomona baseball team. The facility holds 500 fans and is located adjacent to Kellogg Stadium, the Track & Field and Soccer complex. The facility is named after Cal Poly Pomona coaching great John Scolinos, who led the Broncos to three national championships (1976, 1980, 1983) and 812 wins during his 30-year tenure as the head coach. The Scolinos Field name dedication took place on February 11, 1980, and since then, own an all-time record of 656-435-8 (.601) at home.
Before the 1980 season, the facility was called Kellogg Field. The original field dedication took place on February 16, 1968 in a scrimmage against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Al Campanis, the Vice President of the Dodgers, presented a dedicatory plaque to CPP President Robert Kramer and head coach John Scolinos.
Two numbers are retired on the outfield fence, #7 for John Scolinos, and #1 for current assistant coach Jimmy Ramos. Ramos will be entering his 41st season with the program in 2024.
During the Summer of 2019, Scolinos Field went through Phase II of a three-phase project to upgrade the facility. Click HERE to see a video of before and after photos. If you would like to contribute to Phase III of the Scolinos Field Project, click here to find out more information on how to do so.
FIELD INFO
- Opened: February 16, 1968
- Renamed Scolinos Field: February 11, 1980
- Lights Installed: January 30, 2016
- Backstop and Fencing Renovated: Summer 2019
- Permanent Sound System Installed: March 20, 2024
- Capacity: 500
- Record (Since 1980): 656-435-8 (.601)
FEATURES
- Natural grass playing surface with turf halo featuring CPP logo behind home plate
- Temporary bleachers to accommodate 500 spectators
- Temporary restrooms
- Permanent sound system
- Daktronics scoreboard
- Lights
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