games) Mickey McConnell (2011), WCC Player of the Year, Mid Major All-American, professional basketball player, 31st round pick in 2011 MLB draft Tony Martin (1935), entertainer; member, Hollywood Walk of Fame John McLiam, Canadian-American actor Tom Meschery (1961), professional basketball player; teacher and poet George P. Miller (1912), (dec.) Member of Congress from California, 1945–1973 Patty Mills, 2014 NBA Champion and point guard for the Brooklyn Nets of the NBA and for the Australian National Team Pete Morelli, NFL referee and president of St. Mary's High School in Stockton, California Troy L. Nunley B.A., United States District Judge of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of California Kaya Oakes (1997), writer, poet, and professor Don Perata (1967), President Pro Tempore and Senator, California State Senate, 1998–2008 (President Pro Tempore 2004–2008) Tami Reller M.B.A., Chief Marketing Officer and Chief Financial Officer, Microsoft Windows Greg Reyes (1984), former Chairman & CEO, Brocade Communication; ownership group, San Jose Sharks Jason Shellen (1996), Internet entrepreneur and founding Google Reader project manager; sits on Saint Mary's College Board of Regents Diamon Simpson (2009), basketball player in the Israel Basketball Premier League Melanie Stansbury (2002), scientist and New Mexico state representative Tracee Talavera (1990), gymnastics national champion, Olympic medalist, and USA Gymnastics Hall of Fame member Mark Teahen (2002), MLB third baseman Louella Tomlinson (2011), Australian professional basketball player Ken Waldichuk, MLB pitcher for the Oakland Athletics Patrick Wisdom, MLB infielder for the Chicago Cubs Carl Wu (1974), Bloomberg Distinguished Professorship at the Johns Hopkins University See also List of World War II military service football teams Association for Core Texts and Courses, headquartered at Saint Mary's Lasallian educational institutions Notes References External links SMC Athletics website Roman Catholic Diocese of Oakland California Historical Landmarks Lasallian colleges and universities Universities and colleges in Contra Costa County, California Educational institutions established in 1863 1863 establishments in California Schools accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges Catholic universities and colleges in California Association of Catholic Colleges and Universities Liberal arts colleges in California