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He made Stanford a baseball power
Los Angeles Times
|February 01, 2026
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.
ERIC RISBERG Associated Press
'A GREAT LOSS' Baseball coach Mark Marquess (9) led the Cardinal to College World Series titles in 1987 and 1988.
He was 78.The school announced Friday that Marquess died but provided no details on the cause.
A fixture for more than four decades in the dugout at Sunken Diamond on campus, Marquess guided the Cardinal to consecutive NCAA championships in 1987 and’88.
Long known as “9” for his No. 9 jersey, he retired in 2017 and ranks as the fourth-winningest coach in Division I history with a 1,627-878-7 (649) career record.
Marquess typically arrived on campus in the wee hours of the morning when most were still in bed, then went to sleep early to get ready for the next day.
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