Beau Amaral
Beau Amaral

Bio

Coach Beau is entering his fourth season as part of the Pacifica Christian Baseball staff and his first year as the Head Coach. Beau has been with the program since its founding in 2021 and helped lead the Tritons to their most impressive season last year, all the way to the CIF Division 8 Finals, finishing the year with a 22-3 record. 

Beau grew up in Huntington Beach, where he attended Huntington Beach High School. Beau is a left-handed hitting outfielder. During his senior season, he helped lead the Oilers to their first CIF Championship appearance. After high school, Beau played at UCLA for 3 seasons, making two College World Series appearances. Following his junior season, Beau won the Division 1 Rawlings Gold Glove for Centerfield. Beau finished his career as UCLA's all-time leader in postseason games played, hits, and at-bats. In 2010, Beau posted the highest batting average by any UCLA freshman (.354) since 1998. In 2012, Beau was drafted in the 7th round by the Cincinnati Reds. Beau played six seasons for the Cincinnati Reds, making it up to the Triple-A level. Beau also played one season with the Seattle Mariners. During the Pacifica Christian off-season, Beau currently plays Professional baseball in the Mexican Baseball League, playing for The Tijuana Toros. 

Beau and his wife Ashley have been married for three years and he is a proud father to his firstborn daughter! 


ABOUT BEAU:

What is your favorite sports team? 

New York Yankees 

Who was your inspirational athlete growing up? 

Ken Griffey Jr. 

What is your favorite movie? 

Interstellar

What is one sporting event you would love to go to? 

World Series 

You're cooking dinner for yourself, what's your go-to dish? 

Steak