Coach Lehman has coached from travel teams all the way up to Minor league teams and is also the founder of the OCCL which formed in 2011. Lehman currently owns and opperates the No Limits Baseball Academy in Tustin CA and is the acting league President of the OCCL. Coach Lehman has been a pitching coach now for over 10 years and has helped players make it to the Professional level. Lehman himself still plays to this day because of his love for the game. He hopes that the OCCL will keep growing each year and will make players want to stay home and play more instead of going away each summer.

Head Coach, Brian Rios, OC Waves

Record: 72 wins, 37 losses

Championships: 2011 OCCL Champions

The OCCL is proud to announce the hiring of former AAA player for the Detriot Tigers "Brian Rios" who played 16 years of professional baseball and ended with a .291 career batting average.  Rios in 2001 hit 14 Hr's in AAA and was a top prospect in the Tigers organization and now that he has retired he is ready to give back to the youth.

Brian is a California native and is entering his 16th year of professional baseball with the Calgary Vipers as a player/coach. He spent 7yrs w/ the Detroit Tigers and 1 with the Baltimore Orioles.

Brian reached the AAA level four times. He has also played in Mexico, Columbia, and the Dominican Republic. Brian was most recently a player/coach the last two years w/ the Victoria Seals as well as an All Star in the Golden League.

Brian has 3 Gold Glove awards, was a AAA All Star, and led the entire Detroit Tigers organization in hitting in 2001 w/a .325 avg. Brian has been around Hall-of-Fame players and coaches who have showed him the way and now he wants to teach you. Brian attended Riverside Junior College, University of Oklahoma and Oral Roberts University. Brian was drafted by the Detroit Tigers in the 18th rd in 1996. He was also drafted twice as a pitcher by the Detroit Tigers in '93' -'94'.

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 LaCock was drafted by the Chicago Cubs in the first round (20th pick) of the 1970 amateur draft. His minor league career included leading the Texas League with 84 bases on balls while playing for the San Antonio Missions in 1971 and with 13 triples and 93 bases on balls while playing for the Midland Cubs in 1972.

He would make the major leagues and play for the Cubs (1972–1976) and the Kansas City Royals (1977–1980). In 1981, he played in Japan for the Yokohama Taiyo Whales.

In nine seasons (715 games), he hit 27 home runs with 224 RBI and a batting average of .257. He was a good fielder at both first base and in the outfield, but never became an everyday player. He was often used as a pinch hitter and/or defensive replacement, and sometimes as a designated hitter. He was granted free agency on October 24, 1980, though he never played another major league game.

In 1989, he played for the St. Petersburg Pelicans and Winter Haven Super Sox of the Senior Professional Baseball Association. He also managed the Niagara Stars of the Canadian Baseball League in 2003.

LaCock is the son of Hollywood Squares host Peter Marshall, as well as the nephew of actress Joanne Dru.

Since his retirement from baseball, LaCock has competed in several marathons and triathlons, many of which to raise funds for the Leukemia Society of America.

After serving as the hitting coach for St. Joe Blacksnakes (now defunct) of the American Association of Independent Professional Baseball during the 2007 season, he was hired in 2008 as hitting coach for the Lincoln Saltdogs of the American Association, resigning his position in mid-July. Since then, he's journeyed as a hitting coach with the Tucson Toros of the Golden Baseball League in 2009, the North American League Schaumburg Flyers in 2010, and theKevin Costner owned Lake County Fielders (also of the North American League) in 2011.

Pete is the current head coach of the Cronulla Sharks baseball club, in the NSW major league competition in Sydney, Australia.

Pitching coach for Waves in 2012

Pitched in the MLB for 15 years.

Pitching Coach, Cypress College. 2013 State Champions!!!!

Dylan comes to us as a first year pitching coach and will work with Head Coach Pete LaCock this summer.

Played baseball for 17 years. 15 of which were primarily as a pitcher. Including 5 years of experience in college as a pitcher. 2 years at Cypress College primarily as a reliever. 3 years at Trevecca Nazarene University as both a starter and reliever. Great knowledge of the all around game of baseball. Had Tommy John Surgery so he has developed a knowledge of arm care, and warning signs of possible arm problems.