Varsity Baseball

Sports have always played a significant role in shaping the moral character of our student athletes. Our goal as an athletic department is to raise up Christian leaders to impact the world for the Kingdom purpose using sports as our platform to reach the national level.

Sports have always played a significant role in shaping the moral character of our students. Teamwork, self-sacrifice, courage, stamina, perseverance, hard work, self-control — these values are forged in competition. Our athletic program lives by the highest code of sportsmanship. At CCS, we play hard, we play by the rules, and we have fun.

Jason Stein

Varsity/JV Head Baseball Coach

Luis Villarreal

Varsity Assistant Coach

Dane Yelovich

MS Head Coach

Cody Matowitz

Assistant Coach

Richard Gilbert

Assistant Coach

Jacob Aguilar

#24 | P, UTIL

Charles Latch

#25 | OF

Jason Lee

#23 | RHP, 1B

Arturo de Leon

#30 | LHP, OF

Grayson Meyer

#20 | RHP

Noah Rodriguez

#1 | OF, P

Emery Vasquez

#16 | C

Gio Alameda

#21 | C

Colt Bowen

#4 | RHP, 1B

Diego Hernandez

#5 | INF

Gavin Kelm

#11 | OF

Maddox Miossec

#34 | RHP, 1B

Samuel Molina

#22 | UTIL

Bo Ornelas

#7 | P, UTIL

Stephen Ozuna

#17 | INF, P

Austin Riney

#28 | C

Logan Rodriguez

#15 | OF, LHP

Wyatt Schultz

#8 | OF, P

Kristian Thiele

#2 | RHP, OF

Wesley Whitfield

#10 | RHP, DH

Trent Costales

#12 | UTIL

Kaden Lopez

#18 | INF

Dillon Meyer

#6 | INF

Christian Quintero

#8 | UTIL

Mateo Rodriguez

#3 | RHP

Jason Stein

Varsity/JV Head Baseball Coach

Jason Stein has been a coach, scout and player for over 25 years, with 17 of those years in professional baseball. He most recently has served, before coming to Cornerstone, as the Hitting and Infield Coach for Scottsdale Community College in Arizona.

Stein spent 11 years at the Major League level as an Assistant Hitting Coach. He is also a graduate of the Major League Baseball Scouting Bureau. After playing shortstop at Rockledge High School in Florida, Stein went on to play second base at Richland College in Dallas, TX where he won back-to-back Junior College World Series.