Former Stanford Baseball Coach Mark Marquess, Who Won 2 College World Series Titles, Dies at 78

Former Stanford baseball coach Mark Marquess dies at 78

He led the Cardinal to a pair of national titles during a 41-year career. He retired in 2017 as the fourth-winningest coach in NCAA Division I history with 1,627 victories.

Former Stanford baseball coach Marquess, 78, dies

Mark Marquess, a National College Baseball Hall of Famer who coached Stanford to a pair of national titles over 41 years beginning in 1977, has died. He was 78.

Former Stanford baseball coach Mark Marquess has died at age 78

Mark Marquess, a National College Baseball Hall of Famer who coached Stanford to a pair of national titles over 41 years beginning in 1977, has died. He was 78.

Baseball world mourns Stanford coaching legend Mark Marquess

STANFORD — Mark Marquess, known for decades around college baseball – and Stanford – circles by his jersey number – “9” – died on Friday. He was 78. Marquess played baseball and football at Stanford as a student, then returned to The Farm in the early 1970s and turned the Stanford baseball program into a national powerhouse for four decades until his retirement following the 2017 season.  The school announced the news Friday afternoon. Marquess …

Legendary Stanford baseball coach Mark Marquess dies at 78

Mark Marquess, who cemented a legacy as a college baseball legend during his 41-year run as the head baseball coach at Stanford University, died Friday. He was 78. Marquess, who led the Cardinal to the 1987 and '88 College World Series titles, finished his career with a 1,627-878-7 (.649) record,

Mark Marquess, Two-Time College World Series-Winning Stanford Coach, Dies At 78

Mark Marquess, a College Baseball Hall of Famer and national champion coach in 1987 and 1988 at Stanford, died Friday at the age of 78.