Notable Alumni
- Joe Albanese: MLB (1958)
- Bassnectar (Lorin Ashton) '96: Musician,
- Sunkrish Bala '02: Actor, played Eric on ABC's Notes from the Underbelly
- Jude Barry '80: Political Strategist; Entrepreneur
- Justin Baughman '92: MLB (1998–2000)
- Jim Beall '70: California's 24th District State Assemblyman (2006-)
- Wayne Belardi: MLB (1950–1956)
- Paul Bernal '80: Santa Clara County Superior Court judge
- Michael Berns '81: supervising producer and writer for Las Vegas (2004–2005)
- Craig Bragg: NFL (2005-), attended UCLA, drafted by Green Bay Packers
- Walter R. Briggs '66: US Navy forester in charge of all Navy land in Alaska, Washington, Oregon, California, and Arizona, honoree of the Walter R. Briggs Old Growth Forest
- Copeland Bryan: NFL (2006-), attended University of Arizona, currently plays for the Detroit Lions
- Pat Burrell: MLB (2000-2011) (1st overall selection in the 1998 MLB draft) World Series Champion with the Philadelphia Phillies and San Francisco Giants
- Ron Caragher '85: Head football coach of University of San Diego (2007-); assistant coach at UCLA (1994–2002) and at University of Kentucky (2003–2006)
- Ming W. Chin: Associate Justice, Supreme Court of California
- Bill Connors: MLB (1966–1968)
- Raymond Davilla '65: Santa Clara County Superior Court judge
- David Diaz-Infante '82: former NFL lineman, current ESPNU broadcaster.
- Conn Findlay '48: Holds four Olympic medals, three in Rowing (1956 Gold, 1960 Bronze, 1964 Gold) and one in Sailing (1976 Bronze)
- Kevin Frandsen: MLB player, currently for the Philadelphia Phillies (2006-)
- Bob Gallagher: MLB (1972–1975)
- John W. Gallivan '33: publisher of The Salt Lake Tribune, 1960–1984
- Juan Gamboa '04: Arena Football League Kicker for the San Jose SaberCats of the Arena Football League, 2011
- Ed Giovanola '87: MLB (1995–1999)
- John Glaspy '71: professor at UCLA School of Medicine, Estelle Sanders Endowed Chair in Cancer Research
- Greg Gohr: MLB (1993–1996)
- Kelly Grovier: Poet and literary critic
- Thomas Hastings '56: Santa Clara County Superior Court judge
- Matt Hatzke '04: MLS player (2008-), signed by San Jose Earthquakes
- Nick Hatzke: MLS player (2007-), drafted by Houston Dynamo
- Nick Holt '81: Defensive coordinator of the Washington Huskies, former head coach of the Idaho Vandals
- Gregg Hurwitz '91: Author
- Amaechi Igwe: MLS player (2007-), drafted by the New England Revolution, attended Bellarmine from 2002–2004
- Randy Kirk '83: NFL (1987–1999)
- Peter Kirwan '77: Santa Clara County Superior Court judge (2006-)
- Sam Liccardo '87: San Jose City Councilmember (2007-)
- Francis Maka '03: Linebacker for the San Jose SaberCats of the Arena Football League, 2011–Present
- Adam Marks '96: Pianist, Fifth House Ensemble
- Craig Marks '91: Composer
- Tom McEnery: Former mayor of San Jose
- Kevin McMahon '90: Olympian (1987–1990) . He came back to Bellarmine, and now teaches as part of the Visual and Performing Arts department.
- Stephen Mirrione '87: Academy Award-winning film editor for his work on Traffic
- Pablo Morales '83: Olympic gold and silver medalist (1979–1983)
- Hugh F. Mullin III '60: Santa Clara County Superior Court judge (1986–2006)
- Marv Owen: MLB (1931–1940)
- Billy Owens: MLB '89: Oakland A's Director of Player Personnel (2004-)
- Dan Pastorini: NFL (1971–1981, 1983), played in 1975 Pro Bowl
- Marc Poche '52: Santa Clara County Superior Court judge
- Leo Righetti '44: baseball player
- Stephen Schott: Former owner of the Oakland Athletics
- Jim Small: MLB (1955–1958)
- Marv Teixeira '52: Mayor of Carson City, Nevada (1989–1996, 2004–Present)
- John Vasconcellos, California State Senator
- Rev. Michael Weiler, S.J. '72: Provincial, California Province of the Society of Jesus
- Jim Wilhelm: MLB (1978–1979)
- Scott Weltz '05: Competitor in the 2012 Olympic Games (200m Breastroke)
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