the national D1-A title for the second year in a row when it beat Life University 30-24 at Kennesaw State University in Georgia. Notable alumni Some of Saint Mary's notable alumni include: Rose Aguilar, journalist Mahershala Ali, (1996), former Gaels men's basketball player, actor, two-time Academy Award winner for Best Supporting Actor for his roles in Moonlight and Green Book Joseph Alioto (1937), (dec.) former mayor of San Francisco Kyle Barraclough, MLB pitcher for the Los Angeles Angels María Elena Durazo, a politician serving in the California State Senate Brother Alfred Brousseau (1928), (dec.) mathematician, wrote on the Fibonacci numbers. The recently built science building is named after him. Corbin Burnes, Major League Baseball (MLB) pitcher for the Milwaukee Brewers Tom Candiotti (1980), MLB knuckleball pitcher for five teams Adam Caporn, former Gaels men's basketball player, former Australian National Team member, and current men's basketball assistant coach (left after sophomore year to play professionally in Australia) Pete Constant M.A., Councilman for the First District, City of San Jose, California Mark Curtis (Doctorate of Education, 2012), news anchor, reporter, author and political analyst at WLNE-TV ABC 6 Providence, Rhode Island. Formerly of KTVU-TV2 Oakland. Bob Delaney M.A., former NBA referee Matthew Dellavedova (2013), 2016 NBA Champion and point guard for the Melbourne United of the NBL and for the Australian National Team Brian Doyle-Murray, comedian, screenwriter, actor and voice actor Don Ferrarese, professional baseball player, 1955 to 1962 Jim Garrett, NFL coach and scout Tony Gonsolin, MLB pitcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers LaDonna Harris M.A., Chief Probation Officer, Alameda County, California Robert Hass (1963), Poet Laureate of the United States, 1995–97 Von Hayes (1981), MLB All-Star outfielder and minor league manager John F. Henning (1938) Executive Secretary-Treasurer of the California Labor Federation and U.S. Ambassador to New Zealand Ken Hofmann (1945), former owner, Oakland Athletics; developer Harry Hooper (1907), (dec.) Hall of Fame MLB player Guy Houston, former member of the California State Assembly Bill Howerton, professional baseball player in MLB J. J. Jelincic, CalPERS Board Member (elected), former President of the California State Employees Association John Henry Johnson (1953), Pro Football Hall of Fame Frank Kudelka, (1948), former NBA player Richard E. Ladner (1965), known for Ladner's theorem, Fellow of the IEEE and Association for Computing Machinery Bob Ladouceur (1989), head football coach, De La Salle High School in Concord, California, holder of longest high school winning streak (151