Los Angeles ( CNN ) -- A judge ordered two men to stand trial on charges relating to the beating of San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow after a Los Angeles Dodgers game last year . Marvin Norwood , 30 , and Louie Sanchez , 29 , both of Rialto , California , are each charged with mayhem , assault and battery , and all three charges are felonies , according to the Los Angeles County District Attorney 's office . The Los Angeles judge made the ruling in the defendants ' preliminary hearing , which began last week . The two men have pleaded not guilty . Stow , a 42-year-old paramedic from Santa Cruz , California , went into a coma as a result of the March 31 , 2011 , beating in the parking lot of Dodger Stadium after a game with the Giants . Stow is recovering from a brain injury suffered in the beating , and a website set up by his family stated last week , `` As we have said before , Bryan 's memory was hugely affected , mainly his short term . It 's really hard to see him forget even something that happened minutes ago . `` Bryan still does n't understand or realize what has happened . When he expresses frustration or seems sad or confused we just remind him of how far he has come and how strong he is , '' the website said . Sanchez is also charged with two misdemeanor counts -- one for battery and the other for assault -- against one person inside the ballpark and another person in the parking lot on the same day , according to court documents provided by prosecutors . Sanchez and Norwood were arrested at their San Bernardino County homes July 21 . The defendants ' next court date is June 22 . CNN 's David Lake contributed to this report .
Louie Sanchez , 30 , and Louie Sanchez , 30 , are charged with felonies . They have pleaded not guilty . Los Angeles Dodgers fan Bryan Stow was beaten after a Stow game . Los Angeles Dodgers had been in a coma and is now recovering from a brain injury .