The program, which began play in 1920, is a member of the NCAA Division I Pac-12 Conference. Its home games are held at Jackie Robinson Stadium. The team has competed in five College World Series and won the National Championship in 2013. UCLA's first CWS was won by Chris Chambliss and Steve Edney in 1969. The current head coach is Tony Gaskins who was hired away from Texas A&M after three seasons there. UCLA's all-time best finish at the CWS is first place with a record of 14-3 in 1970. Their only loss came to Ohio State in the semifinals. The Bruins' other CWS appearances were in 1989 (finished second), 1990 (finished third), 1991 (finished fourth), and 1992 (finished fifth). The school's second most successful season in the CWS was in 1973 when they finished second. That year, the Bruins played in their first ever Super Regional before being eliminated by USC. They returned to the CWS two years later and lost in the semifinals to Oklahoma State. In 1977, UCLA made it back to the finals but lost to Southern California. In 1979, the Bruins finished sixth but had one of the biggest surprises of the tournament when they defeated Virginia in the opening round. Then, in 1980, they fell to Florida in the championship game. UCLA's most recent CWS appearance was in 2012 when they were eliminated by South Carolina in the opening round.