2010 california baseball information guide

2010

GOLDEN BEARS

BRETT JACKSONUndrafted to 1st Round

JEFF KOBERNUSUndrafted to 2nd Round

BLAKE SMITHUndrafted to 2nd Round

DAVID COOPERUndrafted to 1st Round

TYSON ROSSUndrafted to 2nd Round

JOSH SATINUndrafted to 6th Round

CRAIG BENNIGSONUndrafted to 9th Round

BRANDON MORROW40th Round to 1st Round

BRENNAN BOESCHUndrafted to 3rd Round

CHRIS ERRECARTUndrafted to 5th Round

ALLEN CRAIGUndrafted to 8th Round

CONOR JACKSON31st Round to 1st Round

TREVOR HUTCHINSON35th Round to 3rd Round

JOHN BAKERUndrafted to 4th Round

XAVIER NADY4th Round to 2nd Round

MIKE TONIS52nd Round to 2nd Round

CALIFORNIA PLAYER DEVELOPMENT UNDER DAVID ESQUER

CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS 2010 Baseball 1

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USAGE GUIDELINESWhen referring to University of

California intercollegiate athletic teams, please use California or Golden Bears on first reference. Cal or Bears may be used on sec-ond reference. Terms such as UC Berkeley, Cal-Berkeley, Berkeley and California-Berkeley (or other similar variations) are incorrect and should not be used in connection with Cal Athletics.

CREDITSThe 2010 edition of the California

Baseball Information Guide was written and edited by Scott Ball, Baseball Media Relations Director. Layout and graphic design by John Dunbar, Publications Director and Evan Kerr, Publications Assistant. Photographs by John Todd, Kelley Cox and Michael Pimentel of GoldenBearSports.com; John Dunbar and Evan Kerr, among others.

GoldenBearSports.com is the official photography web site for Cal Athletics.

ON THE COVERSFront Cover: Cal caps on the top of the Evan Diamond dugout (by Michael Pimentel, GoldenBearSports.com).. Back Cover: 2010 Golden Bears schedule and team photo (by Kelley L. Cox, GoldenBearSports.com).

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BASEBALL OFFICE ................................................................................... (510) 643-6006Head Coach: David Esquer ...................................................................................643-6006Assistant Coach: Dan Hubbs.................................................................................642-9591Assistant Coach: Tony Arnerich .............................................................................642-5315Public Address Announcer: Ed ZuberAthletic Trainer: Brian Schulman ...........................................................................642-3868Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer: Shane BesedickBaseball Office Fax ..................................................................................... (510) 643-0250PRESS BOX PHONE .................................................................................. (510) 642-3098

MEDIA RELATIONS DEPARTMENTMEDIA RELATIONS OFFICE ..................................................................... (510) 642-5363 349 Haas Pavilion, Berkeley, Calif. 94720 .............................................Fax: 643-7778Baseball Media Relations Director: Scott Ball .......................................................643-1741 355 Haas Pavilion, Berkeley, Calif. 94720 .....................................cell (510) 334-0793Senior Publications Director: John Dunbar............................................................642-6895Publications Coordinator: Evan Kerr .....................................................................642-4935Website: CalBears.comOfficial Photography Website: .........................................................GoldenBearSports.com

TABLE OF CONTENTS2010 Golden Bear Roster, Pronunciation Guide ... 2Head Coach David Esquer .................................3-4Assistant Coaches and Support Staff .................5-62010 Season Outlook .......................................7-102010 Player Profiles ....................................... 11-242010 Opponents .............................................25-282009 in Review ...............................................29-312009 Final Statistics/Final Results..................33-352009 Pacific-10 Statistics ...............................36-37Records versus Opponents ................................. 38California Records/All-Time Leaders ..............39-47Cal in Postseason Play/Postseason Honors ..48-53Year-by-Year Results (2000-09) .....................54-56Baseball Lettermen (1947-2009) ....................57-58Media Information/Team Travel ........................... 59Evans Diamond ..............................................60-61Golden Bears at AT&T Park ................................ 62The California Baseball Experience ...............63-71Cal Players in the Pros .................................72-IBC2010 Schedule & Team Photo ............................ BC

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PITCHERS NO. NAME B-T HT WT YR BORN EXP HOMETOWN (LAST SCHOOL) 48 Dixon Anderson R-R 6-5 225 So. 7-2-89 1V Piedmont, Calif. (Piedmont HS) 47 Mike Cassady L-L 6-1 200 Sr. 5-17-88 SQ Danville, Calif. (Monte Vista HS) 51 Brian Diemer (DEE-mer) R-R 6-5 235 Jr. 3-25-88 1V Lafayette, Calif. (Acalanes HS) 43 Joey Donofrio (Da-Noff-frio) R-R 6-3 185 So. 5-10-89 SQ Los Gatos, Calif. (Los Gatos HS) 18 Matt Evanoff L-L 6-2 175 Fr. 2-11-91 HS Rescue, Calif. (Ponderosa HS) 49 Matt Flemer (1B) R-R 6-2 205 So. 11-22-90 1V El Cerrito, Calif. (St. Mary’s HS) 26 Trevor Hildenberger R-R 6-2 175 Fr. 12-15-90 HS San Jose, Calif. (Archbishop Mitty HS) 35 Erik Johnson R-R 6-3 210 So. 12-30-89 1V Los Altos, Calif. (Los Altos HS) 23 Justin Jones L-L 6-3 175 Fr. 1-10-91 HS Oakdale, Calif. (Oakdale HS) 37 Joe Kurrasch (Kerr-Rash) L-L 6-2 205 Fr. 6-19-91 HS San Juan Capistrano, Calif. (Serra HS) 29 Michael Lowden R-R 6-2 175 Fr. 1-17-91 HS Yuba City, Calif. (Yuba City HS) 41 Kevin Miller R-R 5-10 185 Jr. 8-25-89 2V San Jose, Calif. (Valley Christian HS) 36 Chris Petrini L-L 6-0 225 Sr. 2-11-87 3V San Bruno, Calif. (Sacred Heart Cathedral HS) 21 Stephen Pistoresi (Pis-tor-S-ee) R-R 6-1 200 So. 11-1-88 1V Fresno, Calif. (San Joaquin Memorial HS) 24 Seth Spivack S-R 6-0 175 Fr. 10-18-90 HS Calabasas, Calif. (Taft HS) 10 Daniel Wolford R-R 6-2 210 Sr. 8-19-88 2V Roseville, Calif. (Long Beach State)

CATCHERS NO. NAME B-T HT WT YR BORN EXP HOMETOWN (LAST SCHOOL) 16 Justin Byrd R-R 6-0 190 Fr. 10-27-90 HS Highlands Ranch, Colo. (Arapahoe HS) 46 Eddie Hsieh (Shay) R-R 6-2 220 Sr. 10-26-88 SQ San Jose, Calif. (San Jose City College) 27 Chadd Krist R-R 5-10 187 So. 1-28-90 1V Petaluma, Calif. (Petaluma HS)

INFIELDERS NO. NAME B-T HT WT YR BORN EXP HOMETOWN (LAST SCHOOL) 22 Brett Bishop R-R 5-11 175 Fr. 5-14-91 HS Clovis, Calif. (Buchanan HS) 1 Austin Booker (OF) L-R 5-10 175 Jr. 4-11-87 1V Fairfax, Va. (Robinson HS) 44 Mitch Delfino R-R 6-3 185 Fr. 1-13-91 HS Cloverdale, Calif. (Cloverdale HS) 6 Brian Guinn S-R 6-1 165 Jr. 4-4-89 1V El Sobrante, Calif. (Berkeley HS) 14 Tony Renda R-R 5-9 160 Fr. 1-24-91 HS Hillsborough, Calif. (Serra HS) 33 Devin Rodriguez L-R 6-2 180 Fr. 10-13-91 HS Newhall, Calif. (William S. Hart HS) 15 Marcus Semien (Sim-E-in) R-R 6-0 175 So. 9-17-90 1V El Cerrito, Calif. (St. Mary’s HS) 30 Paul Toboni R-R 6-2 185 Fr. 2-8-90 RS San Francisco, Calif. (St. Ignatius HS)

OUTFIELDERS NO. NAME B-T HT WT YR BORN EXP HOMETOWN (LAST SCHOOL) 25 Jimmy Bosco L-R 5-10 180 Fr. 5-21-91 HS Granite Bay, Calif. (Jesuit HS) 45 Chad Bunting (C) R-R 6-0 185 So. 10-23-89 SQ Ukiah, Calif. (Ukiah HS) 5 Mark Canha (1B) (Can-Ah) R-R 6-2 205 Jr. 2-15-89 2V San Jose, Calif. (Bellarmine College Prep) 28 Cameron Hart R-R 5-9 185 Fr. 9-26-90 RS Los Angeles, Calif. (Crenshaw HS) 2 Darrel Matthews L-R 5-10 165 Fr. 10-25-90 HS Concord, Calif. (Clayton Valley HS) 34 Maris Moore R-R 6-3 210 So. 1-30-89 SQ San Ramon, Calif. (California HS) 19 Danny Oh L-L 5-11 170 So. 12-28-89 1V Mill Creek, Wash. (Henry M. Jackson HS) 11 Dwight Tanaka (INF) R-R 5-8 170 Jr. 11-15-88 1V El Sobrante, Calif. (Campolindo HS)

Head Coach: David Esquer (8) (S-kerr); Assistant Coaches: Dan Hubbs (40), Tony Arnerich (3); Volunteer Assistant: Brad Sanfilippo (4)

2010 GOLDEN BEAR ROSTER

1 Austin Booker 2 Darrel Matthews 3 Tony Arnerich 4 Brad Sanfilippo 5 Mark Canha 6 Brian Guinn 8 David Esquer 10 Daniel Wolford

11 Dwight Tanaka 14 Tony Renda 15 Marcus Semien 16 Justin Byrd 18 Matt Evanoff 19 Danny Oh 21 Stephen Pistoresi 22 Brett Bishop

23 Justin Jones 24 Seth Spivack 25 Jimmy Bosco 26 Trevor Hildenberger 27 Chadd Krist 28 Cameron Hart 29 Michael Lowden 30 Paul Toboni

33 Devin Rodriguez 34 Maris Moore 35 Erik Johnson 36 Chris Petrini 37 Joe Kurrasch 40 Dan Hubbs 41 Kevin Miller 43 Joey Donofrio

44 Mitch Delfino 45 Chad Bunting 46 Eddie Hsieh 47 Mike Cassady 48 Dixon Anderson 49 Matt Flemer 51 Brian Diemer

NUMERICAL ROSTER


DAVID ESQUER • 8Head Coach • 11th Season

California head baseball coach David Es-quer represents the best in college baseball – first as a player, then as an assistant coach, and now as the leader of the Golden Bears. As a player, Esquer was the starting short-stop on Stanford’s 1987 national champion-ship squad. As an assistant coach, he helped produce six NCAA postseason teams and one World Series participant at Stanford and Pepperdine. And now entering his 11th year as the head coach of Cal, Esquer has led the Bears to NCAA Regionals in 2001 and 2008, was the 2001 Pac-10 Coach of the Year, has had four players selected in the first round of the professional draft and has produced seven All-Americans.

At age 44, Esqu-er has amassed a career record of 287-265-2 (.520), includ-ing the 2008 season when the Bears fin-ished 33-21-2 overall, were r a n k e d

HEAD COACH DAVID ESQUER

as high as No. 5 nationally in early April, advanced to the NCAA Regional in Long Beach, went 3-1-1 against Bay Area rival Stanford and were 2-0 against eventual national champion Fresno State. Another top year was 2001 when Cal finished 34-25 overall and advanced to a NCAA Regional (Baton Rouge, La.) for the first time since 1995. Cal’s 34 wins in 2001 and 2005 (when the Bears arguably deserved to make an NCAA Regional as well) were the most single season victories since 1992 when the Bears placed seventh at the College World Series.

In Esquer’s tenure, Cal has had 52 play-ers sign professional contracts, including right-hander Brandon Morrow, who in 2006 became the highest draft pick in school his-tory when he was the fifth pick overall by the Seattle Mariners. Esquer also helped develop center fielder Brett Jackson, a first-round pick of the Chicago Cubs in 2009; first baseman David Cooper, a first-round pick of the Toronto Blue Jays in 2008; and third baseman Conor Jackson, who in 2003 was

drafted in the first round by the Arizona Diamondbacks.

In 2008, Esquer’s squad featured three All-Americas –

senior second baseman Josh Satin (first-team All-American in Baseball America, plus two other All-America honors),

Cooper (four different All-Ameri-ca honors) and right-hander Kevin

Miller, a Freshman All-American in Colle-giate Baseball. Other All-Americans under Esquer’s guidance include Conor Jackson in 2003, Xavier Nady in 2000, Freshman All-Americans Jeff Kobernus in 2007 and Satin in 2005. Esquer also has had 18 players named first-team All-Pac-10 and numerous others listed as Pac-10 honorable mention.

Beyond the on-field accomplishments, the Cal mentor has also been instrumental in securing several improvements at Evans Diamond, including the Carl Van Heuit Training Center, which provides the Bears with new indoor batting cages, bullpens and

ESQUER’S CAREER RECORD AT CAL

2000 ............................................. 25-282001 ............................................. 34-25 (NCAA Regional, Pac-10 Coach of the Year)2002 ............................................. 29-272003 ............................................. 28-272004 ............................................. 25-312005 ............................................. 34-232006 ............................................. 26-282007 ............................................. 29-262008 .......................................... 33-21-2 (NCAA Regional)2009 ............................................. 24-29Total ...........................287-265-2 (.520)

David Esquer is in his 11th season directing the Golden Bears.


workout facilities. Esquer became only the 10th coach in Cal baseball history when he was named head coach of the Bears on June 10, 1999, replacing longtime Cal mentor Bob Milano. Esquer came to Berkeley after serv-ing as the top assistant at Pepperdine from 1996-99. Prior to working at Pepperdine, he was the No. 2 assistant coach at Stanford from 1991-96.

Head coach David Esquer with his son, Xavier, in the dugout during Cal’s 2009 game at AT&T Park.

CAL TURF CREW

BACK ROW (from left): Dan Alvarado, Nick Cole, Tim Vigil. FRONT ROW: Tory Merritt, Jason Craft, Miguel Vasquez. Not pictured: Tavi Rodriguez.

At Pepperdine, Esquer was the program’s chief re-cruiting coordinator as well as hitting instructor, infield coach and handler of the third base coaching duties. During his three seasons with the Waves, Pepperdine compiled a record of 112-63 (.640). During his six-year stint at Stanford, the Car-dinal were 222-142 (.610) and advanced to the NCAA Tournament five times, includ-ing a trip to the College World Series in 1995.

A shortstop at Stanford from 1984-87, Esquer was a starter on the Cardinal’s 1987 College World Series champion-ship team. He earned all-tournament

honors after hitting .350 with six RBI in Omaha. He also earned All-

Pac-10 Southern Division honors as a senior, batting .318 with 41 RBI and 16 stolen bases. Esquer went on to play profes-sional baseball for four seasons with the Balti-more Orioles, California Angels and Milwaukee Brewers organizations.

Esquer was a three-sport star and class valedictorian at Palma High School in Sa-linas, Calif. He was tabbed the “Athlete

of the Year” at Palma High School after be-ing named team cap-

tain and MVP in baseball, football and basketball.

Esquer earned a bachelor’s degree in

economics and a master’s degree in sociology from Stan-

ford in 1987. His wife, Lynn, is a former professor at Pepperdine

in the graduate school of education and psychology, and a former assis-

tant clinical professor in psychology at Cal. The Esquers reside in Moraga with their daughter, Gabrielle, born July 3, 2002, and son, Xavier, born December 22, 2003.

David Esquer being interview by Eric Sorenson during Easton’s 2010 California College Baseball Media Day.


1996, he went a combined 16-1 between AAA Albuquerque (7-1) and La Romana (9-0) of the Dominican winter league, and was named to Baseball America’s Winter League All-Star Team. Hubbs led the Pacific Coast League in appearances in 1997, taking the mound 62 times in a 144 game season. He finished his career with a 27-16 record with nine saves and a 3.75 ERA. In 427 innings, Hubbs struck out 436 while walking only 172.

At USC, Hubbs helped lead the Trojans to the Pac-10 title in 1991 and NCAA Regional appearances in three of his four years (1990, ‘91, ‘93). He finished his career at USC with a 19-13 record and a 3.58 ERA. As a senior, Hubbs led the nation in saves with 18 and was tops on the Trojans’ squad with 90 strikeouts and a 2.96 ERA in 76.0 innings.

After the ‘93 season, Hubbs was named first-team All-American by The Sporting News, second-team All-American by Col-legiate Baseball and the College Baseball Writers and third-team All-American by Baseball America. He was also a first-team All-Pac-10 pick and an All-District 8 second team selection. During the 1993 NCAA Cen-tral II Regional in Austin, Texas, Hubbs was selected to the all-tournament team. Against Cal State Fullerton, he earned a save in the first game, striking out five batters in two innings, and pitched 8.0 relief innings in the second game to pick up the win (allowing just one run on four hits and a walk while striking out seven).

On the USC career list Hubbs is third in

ASSISTANT COACHES

TONY ARNERICH • 3Asstant Coach

First SeasonTexas Tech, 2001

Entering his first season as Cal’s assistant coach and third year with the program is Tony Arnerich, a former standout catcher at Texas Tech, and professional ballplayer in the Kansas City Royals and Florida Marlins

DAN HUBBS • 40Assistant Coach • 11th Season

USC, 1993

California pitching coach Dan Hubbs has been an integral part of the Golden Bears’ baseball program since arriving with head coach David Esquer in 2000. Besides being a top recruiter, Hubbs’ pitchers have regularly produced team ERAs among the lowest in the Pac-10 and in 2008 his hurlers set a school record with 435 strikeouts, surpass-ing his 2001 squad that had 422 strikeouts. He has also helped cultivate some of the greatest pitchers in school history, including right-hander Brandon Morrow, who became the school’s highest draft pick ever when he was the fifth pick overall by the Seattle Mariners in 2006, and most recently Kevin Miller, who was a Freshman All-American in 2008 and was second in the Pac-10 in ERA (2.90) and opposing batting average (.196).

In 2008, Hubbs had three pitchers drafted – Tyson Ross, a second round pick of the Oakland A’s; Craig Bennigson, a ninth-round pick of the Colorado Rockies and Matt Gor-gen, a 16th round pick of the Tampa Bay Rays. He has also produced Pac-10 save leaders in 2001 (Matt Brown, eight) and 2004 (Jesse Ingram, 10), the school’s career strikeout leader in 2002 (Trevor Hutchinson, 284), and has seen 25 of his pitchers sign professional baseball contracts.

A former standout pitcher at USC, Hubbs, 39, joined Cal after playing for the Trojans from 1990-93, followed by seven-year minor league career with the Los Angeles Dodgers and Philadelphia Phillies. In 1999 he officially retired as a player to join the Bears’ coaching staff. Hubbs had previously been the pitching coach of the Yakima Bears (a short-season single A minor league Dodger affiliate in Yakima, Wash.) and assisted Pepperdine during the 1999 season.

Hubbs’ professional career highlights include finishing second in the Dodgers’ organization with 126 strikeouts in 1994. In

Dan Hubbs

career saves (22), sixth in career strikeouts per nine innings (9.19), ninth in career ap-pearances (81) and 11th in career strikeouts (254).

Hubbs earned a bachelor’s degree in finance from USC in 1993. He and his wife, Alison, reside in Richmond and have two sons, Patrick (nine) and Charlie (seven).

Tony Arnerich


ball program. Schulman, 30, already has several years of experience in the athletic training profession, having worked for the San Francisco 49ers, at Fresno State and UC Santa Barbara, and for the Los Angeles Dodgers. He is also the athletic trainer for the Golden Bears’ 2006 and 2007 national champion men’s water polo program.

Prior to joining the Bears in March of 2004, Schulman was an intern assistant athletic trainer for the San Francisco 49ers from June 2003 through February 2004. He came to the 49ers from Fresno State, where he worked with the football and baseball programs while earning his masters’ degree in exercise phys-iology in 2003. As an undergraduate at UC Santa Barbara, Schulman was a student ath-letic trainer, working with the baseball, men’s basketball and men’s soccer programs. He graduated from UC Santa Barbara in 2001 with degrees in political science, and health and exercise science. Schulman had an internship with the Los Angeles Dodgers in the summer of 2000 and is also a certified strength and conditioning specialist.

A native of Encino, Calif., Schulman and his wife, Megan, reside in Dublin with their son, Luke, born Oct. 30, 2009.

BRAD SANFILIPPO • 4Volunteer Asstant Coach

First SeasonUC Davis, 1998

Joining the Cal baseball program this season and handling the first base coach-

BRIAN SCHULMANAthletic Trainer • Sixth Season

UC Santa Barbara, 2001

Brian Schulman is his sixth season as the head athletic trainer for the California base-

SHANE BESEDICKGraduate Assistand Athletic

Trainer • First Season

This season, Brian Schulman will be as-sisted full time by graduate intern athletic trainer Shane Besedick, who attended Long Beach State where he where was an athletic student trainer as an undergraduate, work-ing primarily with the men’s water polo and men’s basketball teams. Besedick is cur-rently working towards his Master’s degree in Exercise Science and Health Promotion at California University of Pennsylvania.

organizations. Arnerich will assume the Golden Bears’ third base coaching duties and will be assisting head coach David Es-quer in mentoring the Cal hitters.

Arnerich, 30, has also been a huge boost to the Bears’ catching corps with extensive experience as both a player and a coach. He was the head coach of the St. Cloud River Bats of the Northwoods League from 2005-08, leading his team to the first half title and the league championship in the summer of 2007. Arnerich also served as a part-time assistant coach in 2007 at Sonoma State, where he earned a degree in sociology in June of 2008.

As a player, Arnerich attended Santa Rosa Junior College where he was a two-time, first-team all-league selection and a 2000 first-team Junior College All-American, helping guide his team to the 1999 California Junior College World Series. He then earned a scholarship to Texas Tech, where he was second-team All-Big 12 in 2001, leading the Red Raiders to an NCAA Regional berth while pacing the team with 24 doubles. Dur-ing the summers, Arnerich was a three-time Northwoods League All-Star and was named the league’s MVP in 2001. His number was retired following his 2001 season, and he is now a member of the Northwoods League All-Decade Team.

Arnerich signed with the Kansas City Roy-als after his 2001 summer season, advanced to the Double A level with the Wichita Wran-glers during the 2003 and 2004 seasons, and was twice invited to the Royals’ Big League Camp. He then played in the Florida Marlins’ organization from May 2004 through June 2005, advancing to the Double A level with the Carolina Mudcats.

ing duties is former UC Davis standout and head coach at Los Gatos High School, Brad Sanfilippo.

Sanfilippo, 35, spent six seasons as the head varsity coach of Los Gatos High School where he led his squad to its first two Central Coast Section titles in school history in 2006 and 2009. Both years Sanfilippo’s teams finished 28-5 and were ranked 12th in the final California Division II rankings. He concluded his coaching tenure at Los Gatos High School with a record of 139-51 (.731), which included four Santa Clara Valley Athletic League/De Anza Division titles (2005, 2006, 2007, 2009). Sanfilippo was named San Jose Mercury News and Palo Alto Newspaper Group Coach of the Year in 2006.

As well as excelling in the high school ranks, Sanfilippo was an assistant for the Brewster Whitecaps of the Cape Cod League this past summer where he coached Cal’s standout junior first baseman/outfielder Mark Canha. In 2006 and 2007, he was an assistant coach for the Northern California squad in the North vs. South Series. In 2002, Sanfilippo served as the Director of Baseball Operations at Santa Clara, and has also served as an assistant to UC Davis Athletic Director Greg Warzecka (a former Cal base-ball player and assistant coach).

As a player, Sanfilippo was a three-year starter in the outfield at UC Davis from 1996-98; batting .349 as a sophomore, .350 as a junior and .320 as a senior. He ranks in the Top-10 in single-season bests for triples (five, 1997) and runs scored (56 in 1997) for the Aggies, and was a first-team Western District GTE/CoSIDA Academic All-American.

Sanfilippo competed in football, basketball and baseball at Los Gatos High School and was inducted into his high school’s Athletic Hall of Fame in 2009. He is single and re-sides in Los Gatos.


2009 First-team All-Pac-10 first baseman/outfielder Mark Canha

2010 Season Outlook


Sophomore right-hander Erik Johnson is slated to be the Bears’ No. 1 starter after an outstanding summer pitching for Alexandria (Minn.) in the Northwood’s League.

2010 SEASON OUTLOOK

GOLDEN BEARS FEATURE LOADS OF

YOUNG TALENT

The 2010 California baseball team en-ters the season featuring one of the nation’s top players. Junior All-Pac-10

first baseman/outfielder Mark Canha was outstanding in 2009 (.366, 17 doubles, a triple, 12 home runs, 43 RBI), out-performing a first-round draft pick (Brett Jackson) and two second round selections (Jeff Kobernus, Blake Smith).

The Golden Bears also highlight a pair of hard-throwing sophomore right-handers, Dixon Anderson and Erik Johnson, who both had successful summers pitching in the Northwoods League and were named the league’s second and sixth top prospects, respectively, by Baseball America.

Anderson played for Green Bay (Wisc.) and was 3-2 with a 1.61 ERA and seven saves, recording 56 strikeouts in 56.0 innings over 23 appearances (five starts). Last spring as a redshirt freshman, he was 1-0 with a 3.98 ERA and three saves in 20 appearances (one start), recording 37 strikeouts in 43.0

innings. Anderson was the May 11 Pac-10 Pitcher of the Week after notching a win and two saves (8.2 innings, eight hits, one run, eight strikeouts, 1.04 ERA) in a week.

Johnson, the sixth-top prospect in the Northwoods League, was 4-2 with a 2.61 ERA, and 49 strikeouts in 59.0 innings as a starter for Alexandria (Minn.). Last season he was 3-6 with a 4.41 ERA and four saves in 19 appearances and nine starts as a true freshman. Johnson had 55 strikeouts in 67.1 innings and threw a complete game in his final outing versus USC.

Other notable returning players for David Esquer include junior infielder Brian Guinn, junior right-hander Kevin Miller, sophomore outfielder Danny Oh and senior left-hander Chris Petrini. Guinn is a talented switch-hitting infielder who batted .315 in 2009 and was a 10th round draft pick out of Berkeley High School. Miller was a Freshman All-American in 2008, enters the 2010 with an 8-4 record, and started his collegiate career with no earned runs in his first 44.0 innings.

Similar to Miller, Oh started off his col-legiate career with a bang. He hit a two-run homer in his first collegiate at-bat and went on to bat .303 with seven home runs and 35 RBI as a true freshman. Petrini, the veteran of the Bears’ pitching staff as its lone senior

Sophomore right-hander Dixon Anderson was named the Northwood League’s second-top prospect by Baseball America this past summer after recording seven saves with a 1.61 ERA.


Brian GuinnCal Baseball 1981-83

Damien SemienCal Football 1990-93

Brian Guinn

starter, enters the year with 10 career wins, including a complete-game, two-hit shutout (nine strikeouts) versus USC in the final game of the 2009 season.

Bolstering the 2010 squad is a freshman class selected the 24th best in the nation, and third-best in the Pac-10, by Collegiate Baseball newspaper. Talented left-hander Justin Jones could be the cream of the crop. Jones was a seventh round draft pick of the Chicago White Sox after going 10-1 with 118 strikeouts and a 0.42 ERA as a senior at Oakdale (Calif.) High School, and 12-0 with 124 strikeouts and a 0.40 ERA as a junior.

He was a two-time Cal Hi Sports All-State honoree and the 2009 Modesto Bee Player of the Year.

Infielder Tony Renda was a 2009 High School All-American and both San Mateo County and West Catholic Athletic Player of the Year. He ended his high school career as the Serra High School record-holder for career hits (152). Left-handed hitting Devin Rodriguez batted .402 with 14 doubles, eight homer runs and 34 RBI last spring for William Hart High School. He set a school record with a 21-game hitting streak as a junior when he hit .384 with 13 doubles and 24 RBI.

Junior second baseman Brian Guinn and sophomore shortstop Marcus Semien continue the family tradition of Cal athletics as the Bears’ double play combination had fathers who also competed for the Blue and Gold.

Marcus seMien

Left-handed hitting Jimmy Bosco set a Jesuit High School batting record as a ju-nior when he hit .505, earning Delta River League MVP and first-team All-Sac-Metro honors. Left-handed hitting center fielder Darrel Matthews was two-time first-team All-Bay Valley Athletic League and a 2009 MaxPreps second-team all-state selection, batting .440 with 10 doubles, eight triples and nine stolen bases as a senior. Third baseman Mitch Delfino is another talented newcomer who excelled in the prep ranks. Delfino was a 2009 MaxPreps Small Schools first-team All-American and Cal Hi Sports Division V Male Athlete of the Year, batting .591 with 10 doubles, five triples, five home runs and 35 RBI at Cloverdale High School.

Below is an interview with Cal coach David Esquer, who is in his 11th season directing

the Bears’ baseball program.

David Esquer’s interview with Eric So-renson (collegebaseballtoday.com) dur-ing Easton’s California College Baseball Media Day, January 26, 2010:

Sorenson: One thing about Cal baseball, even though you were down a little bit last year, you are never down for long. Let’s talk a little bit about the players you lost last year like Brett Jackson, Jeff Kobernus and Blake Smith. What did those guys mean to the program?

Esquer: We are proud of what those guys did for the program and obviously their talent was evident by how high they were drafted. Jackson was taken in the first round, Kober-nus was the first player taken in the second round and Smith was also taken high in the second round. They are all great players and I would not be surprised to see them all make it to the Big Leagues.

That type of talent is hard to replace, but I like the make-up of our players this year and sometimes you may not have all that sure-fire talent, but you make up for it with a little more team chemistry.

Sorenson: You had some guys last year like Erik Johnson and Dixon Anderson who were studs on the mound. What do you expect from them this year…and the rest of your staff?


Sorenson: Tell me a little bit about Justin Jones, the freshman left-handed pitcher you have coming in. He was a seventh-round pick (of the Chicago White Sox). Also your recruiting class was rated pretty highly by Collegiate Baseball (24th). Talk a little bit about your recruits com-ing in, including Jones.

Esquer: Justin Jones is kind of the guy for us. In the past we have had a problem getting some of our high draft picks to come to school. Just like

a lot of schools, if you could have the roster that you recruited you would be a lot better off. Justin Jones is going to be an impact player. One of the things he brings to us is a mentality. He doesn’t act like a freshman. He expects to be out there. If he had a choice, he’d pitch on Friday nights. He is that con-fident in his abilities. He is still a freshman, so there is an adjustment period. But, we

Esquer: They (Johnson and Anderson) have to develop into legitimate Pac-10 pitch-ers. We talk about that a lot. Erik Johnson is going to pitch for us on Friday. He is going to be going up against the likes of (Stanford’s Brett) Mooneyham, (UCLA’s Gerrit) Cole and (Josh) Spence at ASU. We are going to have to match-up on Friday night. One of the bench marks of the league is you are going to have to match up on Friday nights and Erik Johnson has to be that guy for us.

Sorenson: You have lost a little bit in your batting order, but you have Mark Canha com-ing back. Who do you find behind him to help you offensively this year?

Esquer: What allows me to rest is little easier is the fact that you mention the play-ers like Jackson, Kobernus and Smith, but as great as they were, Mark Canha out performed all three of them last year. You do hope Mark continues to play well and have that type of year again. If we do get that type of year from him again, it will really help solidify our batting order. Mark is no longer a surprise. He is not a support player anymore. Last year, he was coming in as a support player for those three (Jackson, Kobernus, Smith). Mark is going to be in the middle of our line-up and will be expected to perform and that is going to be a little different for him. I expect he will handle it well.

are very happy with our entire freshman class. What they are going to need is a little fearlessness. They have come in with a high level of expectation. Tony Renda, from Serra High School, benefits from his fearlessness. He expects to be able to compete right away and we are going to need that from all of those young players.

Darrel Matthews, from Clayton Valley High School, is a tremendous center fielder who is going to be table-setter for us. Those guys are going to be expected to right away to be impact freshmen. Jimmy Bosco from Jesuit High School in Sacramento (Granite Bay, Calif.) will be another name you are going to hear.

Sorenson: I have looked at your schedule and there is about a four-week period where you play the toughest schedule of anyone in the country. How important will it be for these young guys to get their legs under them off the bat?

Esquer: We have done our best to pre-pare them for what is coming. When it is Rice at Rice, and then Arkansas at home, you are facing some good ball clubs. Then you follow that with Arizona State to begin league play. That is going to be the meat of our schedule. We are going to have to have what our freshmen bring, which is “this is baseball, let’s go out and play.” We are go-ing to need that attitude from the rest of the guys because we are going to have to step up and perform at a level where maybe we haven’t yet. Overall, we are going to look for the team to have confidence in their abilities and maybe more faith in their abilities than their experience would normally give them.

Sophomore catcher Chadd Krist has become the Golden Bears’ everyday catcher and has proven to be one of the Pac-10’s top all-around hitters in 2010.

Senior left-hander Chris Petrini is the veteran of the Cal pitching staff and finished the 2009 season with a complete-game, two-hit shutout of USC.


2010 Player Profiles

Sophomore outfielder Danny Oh hit a two-run homer in his first collegiate at-bat in 2009


2010 GOLDEN BEAR PROFILES

DIXON ANDERSON 48Pitcher SophomoreBats: Right Throws: RightHeight: 6-5 Weight: 225Experience: 1VHometown: Piedmont, Calif.High School: Piedmont

A 6-5 right-hander who developed into a top middle reliever for the Bears...throws in the low to mid 90s with a fastball, splitter

and curveball...played for the Green Bay (Wisc.) Bullfrogs this past summer and was picked the Northwoods League’s second-leading prospect by Baseball America, finishing the summer 3-2 with a 1.61 ERA and seven saves, recording 56 strikeouts in 56.0 innings over 23 appearances (five starts)…was selected to the South All-Star Team that competed in the Northwoods All-Star Game July 21 at Port Arthur Stadium in Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada…was the 2009 recipient of the George Wolfman Award as the team’s Most Improved Player…redshirted during the 2008 season…AS A REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2009): Was 1-0 with a 3.98 ERA and three saves in 20 appearances (one start)…had 37 strikeouts in 43.0 innings…was the May 11 Pac-10 Pitcher of the Week with a win and two saves (8.2 innings, eight hits, one run, eight strikeouts, 1.04 ERA)…earned saves versus UC Davis May 5 and at UCLA May 8, forcing the Bruins into a game-ending double play with runners on first and third in the bottom of the ninth…won in relief May 10 at UCLA (career-high 6.2 innings, seven hits, one run, two walks, career-high seven strikeouts)…threw 5.0 innings with one hit, no runs, one walk and five strikeouts April 10 at Washington…had three strikeouts in 1.2 innings (one hit, one earned run, no walks) April 3 at Oregon State…earned first collegiate save March 23 versus Stanford (3.0 innings, no hits, no runs, no walks, two strikeouts)…threw 4.0 innings with four strikeouts March 14 versus Cal Poly (eight hits, three runs)…was first-team Pac-10 All-Academic...HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: At Piedmont High School had a 1.15 ERA as a junior and struck out 65 batters in 43.0 innings as a senior, earning all-league honors in 2006-07...helped his team to two North Coast Section Playoffs...was a four-time (2004-07) Bay Shore Athletic League Scholar-Athlete...majoring in environmental science...parents are Mark and Robin Anderson...born July 2, 1989 in Berkeley, Calif.

ANDERSON’S CAREER STATISTICSYEAR ERA G GS CG W L S IP H R ER BB SO2009 3.98 20 1 0 1 0 3 43.0 51 24 19 13 37

CAREER VS. THE PAC-10 G W L S PCT IP H R ER BB SO HB HR ERAvs. UA 1 0 0 0 .000 4.0 8 5 5 1 3 1 1 11.25vs. ASU 2 0 0 0 .000 1.2 4 3 3 1 2 0 0 22.50vs. ORE 1 0 0 0 .000 2.0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00vs. OSU 1 0 0 0 .000 1.2 1 2 1 0 3 0 0 7.50vs. STAN 2 0 0 1 .000 3.1 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0.00vs. UCLA 2 1 0 1 1.000 7.2 7 1 1 2 7 0 0 1.25vs. UW 2 0 0 0 .000 5.1 2 0 0 3 5 0 0 0.00

CAREER BESTSMost Strikeouts: 7, May 10, 2009 at UCLAMost Innings Pitched: 6.2, May 10, 2009 at UCLALongest Winning Streak: Has won one gameLongest Losing Streak: Has not lost a game

AUSTIN BOOKER 1Infield/Outfield JuniorBats: Left Throws: RightHeight: 5-10 Weight: 175Experience: 1VHometown: Fairfax, Va.High School: Robinson

A left-handed hitting junior who will be bat-tling for starting duties in the Bears’ middle infield…played for the Vienna (Va.) Senators

of the Clark Griffith League last summer and competed in the Mid-Atlantic Collegiate League All-Star Game where he was 2-for-4 with three stolen bases…father, Rod, was an All-American shortstop at Cal, helping the Golden Bears to a third-place national finish at the 1980 College World Series...AS A SOPHOMORE (2009): Batted .263 (10-for-38, .174 vs. Pac-10) with a double, home run and seven RBI…was 5-for-12 (.417) as a pinch hitter…had a two-run double May 9 at UCLA…scored the winning run in the Bears’ 4-3 victory over Vanderbilt…hit his first collegiate home run in first at-bat of the 2009 season Feb. 21 versus UC Riverside…AS A REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2008): Batted .333 (2-for-4 vs. Pac-10) with three RBI in 16 games…knocked in RBI versus Fresno State, New Mexico and Arizona…hit .667 (2-for-3) with runners in scoring position…HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: At Robinson High School in Fairfax, Va. was second-team All-Concorde District as a senior, and first-team all-district and second-team All-Northern Region as a junior...helped his team to a Concorde District title during his senior year, and a Northern Virginia Regional championship his junior year...owned a .446 high school batting average...also competed in football and was first-team Patriot District, first-team All-Northern Region, first-team All-Examiner, honorable mention all-metro and honorable mention all-state defensive back...was a member of the National Honor Roll and was listed in the Who’s Who Among High School Students...majoring in American studies...father, Rod, went on to play five years in the major leagues for the Philadelphia Phillies and the St. Louis Cardinals...is also a distant relative of Jackie Robinson...parents are Rod and Kathryn Booker... born April 11, 1988 in Pasadena, Calif.

BOOKER’S CAREER STATISTICSYEAR AVG G AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB SO SB2008 .333 16 12 1 4 3 0 0 0 4 4 02009 .263 26 38 12 10 7 1 0 1 9 5 2Total .274 42 51 13 14 10 1 0 1 13 9 2

CAREER VS. THE PAC-10 AVG G AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB SO SB TB SLUGvs. UA .500 2 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 .500vs. ASU .000 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000vs. ORE .000 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .000vs. OSU .250 2 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 .250vs. STAN .000 3 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .000vs. UCLA .333 4 9 0 3 3 1 0 0 1 1 0 4 .444vs. USC .250 4 4 3 1 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 1 .250vs. UW .000 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000

CAREER BESTSMost Hits: 1, 14 times, last time May 23, 2009 vs. USC (1-for-2)Most Runs: 1, 13 times, last time May 23, 2009 vs. USCMost RBI: 2, May 9, 2009 at UCLA (1-for-4, 2B)Career Grand Slams: NoneLongest Hitting Streak: 2, May 9-10, 2009 (2-for-6, .333, 2B, 3 RBI)


CHAD BUNTING 45Outfield/Catcher SophomoreBats: Right Throws: RightHeight: 6-0 Weight: 185Experience: SQHometown: Ukiah, Calif.High School: Ukiah

A sophomore outfielder/catcher who showed impressive power last season as a

redshirt freshman, hitting a double and two home runs in 12 at-bats for a .833 slugging percentage…hit a pinch hit RBI double April 17 versus Oregon…had a pinch hit two-run homer April 15 at UC Davis…first collegiate hit was a home run March 17 at Pacific…last summer was named a Hawaii Collegiate All-Star, playing for the Hawaii Aliis...HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: At Ukiah High School was All-Empire as a senior, a two-time all-league pick and a three-time all-academic selection…was named his school’s Athlete of the Year in 2006…batted .413 and helped his team capture a league title as a senior...was also a standout football player, earning all-league and all-academic honors…undeclared major with an interest in mathematics...parents are Tom and Connie Bunting...born October 23, 1989 in Woodland, Calif.

BUNTING’S CAREER STATISTICSYEAR AVG G AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB SO SB2009 .250 9 12 4 3 4 1 0 2 0 5 0

CAREER VS. THE PAC-10 AVG G AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB SO SB TB SLUGvs. UO .500 2 2 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 2 1.000vs. STAN .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 .000vs. USC .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000

CAREER BESTSMost Hits: 1, 3 times, last time April 17, 2009 vs. Oregon (1-for-1, 2B, RBI)Most Runs: 1, 4 times, last time May 12, 2009 vs. Sacramento StateMost RBI: 2, April 15, 2009 at UC Davis (1-for-1, HR)Career Grand Slams: NoneLongest Hitting Streak: 2, April 15-17, 2009 (2-for-2, 1.000, 2B, HR, 3 RBI)

MARK CANHA 5OF/First Base JuniorBats: Right Throws: RightHeight: 6-2 Weight: 205Experience: 2VHometown: San Jose, Calif.High School: Bellarmine

College Prep

One of the nation’s top young players who had a breakout season last year as a

sophomore, earning All-Pac-10 honors…will see action either in the outfield or at first base…hits for both power and average and is a base stealing threat…was named the team’s 2009 winner of the Clint Evans Award as the Most Valuable Player and was the recipi-ent of the Robert A. Roos Award as the team’s leading hitter…AS A SOPHOMORE (2009): Batted a team-leading .366 (75-for-205, 5th in Pac-10, .317 vs. Pac-10) with 17 doubles (6th in Pac-10), and a team-leading 12 home runs (7th in Pac-10) and 43 RBI…also had 75 hits (6th in Pac-10), 130 total bases (6th in Pac-10), a

.634 slugging percentage (6th in Pac-10), 44 runs and a .444 on-base percentage (8th in Pac-10)…had a team-high 24 multiple hit games and 11 multiple RBI games…had a career-high 19-game hitting streak from March 9-April 10 (30-for-74, .405, 4-2B, 7-HR, 20 RBI)…went 2-for-3 with a career-high four RBI April 25 versus Arizona State.…was 2-for-4 with a two-run triple and three RBI April 22 at Stanford…went 5-for-10 with two doubles, a home run and two RBI April 17-19 versus Oregon…was 2-for-4 with a home run and two RBI April 15 at UC Davis…went 2-for-4 with two doubles at Stanford April 13…hit a home run at Washington April 9…was 2-for-3 with a double and home run April 1 versus Long Beach State…went 4-for-5 with a double March 29 versus Washington State…hit a two-run homer versus Stanford March 23 and a three-run homer versus the Cardinal March 22…was 2-for-4 with a home run and three RBI March 17 at Pacific…went 3-for-4 with an RBI March 13 versus Cal Poly…was 3-for-5 with two home runs and three RBI March 9 at Oklahoma…was the March 3 Pac-10 Player of the Week after going 9-for-20 (.450) with seven runs, two doubles, two home runs and five RBI in Cal’s wins over Vanderbilt, at Santa Clara and three-game sweep at Long Beach State…started the season off on an 11-game hitting streak (18-for-45, .400, 4-2B, 3-HR, eight RBI), including four straight two-hit games (Feb. 27-March 4)…was honorable mention Pac-10 All-Academic…AS A FRESHMAN (2008): Batted .270 (17-for-63, .143 vs. Pac-10) with two doubles and six RBI in 35 games…had 12 starts in left field and three as a designated hitter as a true freshman…had a clutch RBI double in the ninth inning May 25 versus UCLA…was 6-for-14 (.455) with a double and four RBI versus Loyola Marymount Mar. 14-16…went a career-high 4-for-4 with three RBI against the Lions in game one March 15…was 2-for-3 versus Stanford Mar. 4…HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: At Bellarmine College Prep was 2007 West Catholic Athletic League MVP, two-time first-team all-section and two-time first-team all-league…helped his team to a 35-4 record and scored the winning run of the 2006 Central Coast Section Championship…batted .365 with 12 home runs as a sophomore, had a .609 on-base percentage with 40 walks as a junior and hit .440 with 11 home runs as a senior…competed in the 2006 High School All-Star Classic in Wareham, Mass....majoring in economics...parents are David and Elaine Canha...born February 15, 1989 in San Jose, Calif.

CANHA’S CAREER STATISTICSYEAR AVG G AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB SO SB2008 .270 35 63 10 17 6 2 0 0 12 22 22009 .366 53 205 44 75 43 17 1 12 27 37 5Total .343 88 268 54 92 49 19 1 12 39 59 7

CAREER VS. THE PAC-10 AVG G AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB SO SB TB SLUGvs. UA .308 5 13 2 4 2 1 0 0 2 1 0 5 .385vs. ASU .250 4 12 1 3 4 0 0 0 1 4 0 3 .250vs. UO .500 3 10 5 5 2 3 0 1 4 2 1 11 1.100vs. OSU .308 4 13 1 4 0 1 0 0 1 5 0 5 .385vs. STAN .231 4 13 2 3 6 0 0 2 3 3 0 9 .692vs. UCLA .143 5 14 1 2 2 2 0 0 0 6 0 4 .286vs. USC .357 6 14 1 5 0 1 0 0 2 1 1 6 .429vs. UW .143 5 14 3 2 1 0 0 1 1 6 0 5 .357vs. WSU .500 3 12 0 6 0 1 0 0 2 4 0 7 .583

CAREER BESTSMost Hits: 4, twice, last time March 29, 2009 vs. Washington State (4-for-5, 2B)Most Runs: 3, four times, last time April 19, 2009 vs. OregonMost RBI: 4, twice, last time April 25, 2009 vs. Arizona State (2-for-3)Career Grand Slams: NoneLongest Hitting Streak: 19, March 9-April 10, 2009 (30-for-74, .405, 4-2B, 7-HR, 20 RBI)


MIKE CASSADY 47Pitcher SeniorBats: Left Throws: LeftHeight: 6-1 Weight: 200Experience: SQHometown: Danville, Calif.High School: Monte Vista

A senior left-hander who should help the Bears as a spot reliever…utilizes a sidearm delivery...throws in the mid 80s with a curve-

ball, cutter and change-up…AS A JUNIOR (2009): Saw action in relief in four games, recording a strikeout versus Stanford April 13…AS A SOPHOMORE (2008): Made five relief appearances, striking out three batters in 4.0 innings…AS A FRESHMAN (2007): Saw action in 10 games with starts Mar. 13 at UC Davis and March 28 at UC Santa Barbara…had eight strikeouts in 10.2 innings...HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: At Monte Vista High School was 7-1 with three shutouts as a junior, leading the East Bay Athletic League with five complete games and a 0.58 ERA…helped his team to a league title and runner-up finish in the North Coast Section…was named to the 2005 All-State Underclassman Team, as well as first-team All-East Bay League and All-East Bay by the Oakland Tribune…was selected the 18th top player in NorCal by CaliforniaBaseballZone.com…also played four years of varsity water polo…majoring in environmental economics and policy...parents are Tim and Cindy Cassady...born May 17, 1988 in Walnut Creek, Calif.

CASSADY’S CAREER STATISTICSYEAR ERA G GS CG W L S IP H R ER BB SO2007 10.12 10 2 0 0 0 0 10.2 20 13 12 7 82008 9.00 5 0 0 0 0 0 4.0 3 4 4 3 32009 21.00 4 0 0 0 0 0 3.0 6 7 7 3 1Total 12.03 19 2 0 0 0 0 17.2 29 24 23 13 12

CAREER VS. THE PAC-10 G W L S PCT IP H R ER BB SO HB HR ERAvs. OSU 1 0 0 0 .000 1.1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0.00vs. USC 1 0 0 0 .000 0.1 2 4 4 2 0 0 1 120.00vs. WSU 2 0 0 0 .000 2.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00

CAREER BESTSMost Strikeouts: 2, three times, last time April 1, 2008 at San Fran-ciscoMost Innings Pitched: 2.2, April 28, 2007 vs. Arizona StateLongest Winning Streak: Has not won a gameLongest Losing Streak: Has not lost a game

BRIAN DIEMER 51Pitcher JuniorBats: Right Throws: RightHeight: 6-5 Weight: 235Experience: 1VHometown: Lafayette, Calif.High School: Acalanes

A big right-hander who the Bears will be

counting on for increased production in 2010 after showing glimpses of brilliance in

2009…has the potential to be one of Cal’s top starters or relievers…redshirted during the 2007 after having right shoulder surgery in December 2006…was one of the Bears’ top high school recruits in 2007…throws in the mid to high 80s with a curveball and change-up...AS A SOPHOMORE (2009): Was 2-6 with a 6.34 ERA and a

save in 16 appearances and 10 starts…had 40 strikeouts in 59.2 innings…had three strikeouts in 2.0 innings May 8 at UCLA, picking up the win in relief…had four strikeouts in 3.2 innings (three hits, one run, one walk) May 2 at Arizona…earned first collegiate save April 25 versus Arizona State (3.2 innings, three hits, one run, no walks, five strikeouts)…got no decision April 15 at UC Davis (4.0 innings, three hits, one run, three walks, three strikeouts)…got no decision March 22 versus Stanford (6.0 innings, five hits, two earned runs, four walks, career-high nine strikeouts)…earned first collegiate win March 7 at Arkansas (5.0 innings, two hits, no runs, six walks, one strikeout)…got no decision March 1 at Long Beach State (5.0 innings, one earned run, four walks)…threw a career-high 7.2 innings (no decision, three hits, three runs, one walk, eight strikeouts) Feb. 23 versus Vanderbilt…was second team Pac-10 All-Academic…...AS A REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2008): Was 0-1 with a 6.75 ERA in five appearances…had four strikeouts in 5.1 innings…HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: At Acalanes High School was a three-time all-league pitcher...as a junior had 70 strikeouts and 17 walks in 59.2 innings, yielding only eight runs for a 0.94 ERA…in the summer of 2005 pitched a one-hit shutout in the championship game of the 17U Junior World Wood Bat Association National Tournament in Marietta, Ga., helping his NorCal baseball club to a co-national championship…majoring in business administration…parents are Dennis and Ann Diemer...born March 25, 1988 in Walnut Creek, Calif.

DIEMER’S CAREER STATISTICSYEAR ERA G GS CG W L S IP H R ER BB SO2008 6.75 5 1 0 0 1 0 5.1 9 7 4 7 42009 6.34 16 10 0 2 6 1 59.2 67 49 42 35 40Total 6.37 21 11 0 2 7 1 65.0 76 56 46 42 44

CAREER VS. THE PAC-10 G W L S PCT IP H R ER BB SO HB HR ERAvs. UA 2 0 0 0 .000 4.0 5 2 2 3 4 0 0 4.50vs. ASU 2 0 0 1 .000 4.1 3 2 1 2 6 0 1 2.19vs. STAN 1 0 0 0 .000 6.0 5 3 2 4 9 1 0 3.00vs. OSU 1 0 1 0 .000 5.2 5 6 6 3 1 2 0 10.38vs. UCLA 1 1 0 0 1.000 2.0 1 1 1 1 3 0 0 4.50vs. USC 1 0 0 0 .000 4.2 6 2 2 3 2 0 0 4.29vs. UW 1 0 1 0 .000 3.0 7 6 6 2 1 0 1 18.00vs. WSU 1 0 1 0 .000 1.1 6 6 5 1 1 0 1 40.91

CAREER BESTSMost Strikeouts: 9, March 22, 2009 vs. StanfordMost Innings Pitched: 7.2, Feb. 23, 2009 vs. VanderbiltLongest Winning Streak: One gameLongest Losing Streak: 6, March 14-April 28, 2009

JOEY DONOFRIO 43Pitcher SophomoreBats: Right Throws: RightHeight: 6-3 Weight: 185Experience: SQHometown: Los Gatos, Calif.High School: Los Gatos

A sophomore right-hander who joined

the Bears’ program in January of 2008 and redshirted that season…saw action in three

games in 2009, striking out four batters in 2.2 innings…had three strikeouts in 1.0 inning March 8 at Arkansas...throws in the mid to high 80s with a curveball and change-up...HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: At Los Gatos High School was an all-league selection as a senior, going 3-1 with a 2.39 ERA and striking out 42 batters in 41.0 innings…as a junior in 2006 was 12-0 with a 1.61 ERA, striking out 37 batters in 61.0 innings, earning second-team All-State, second-team All-Central


Coast, first-team All-Peninsula and first-team all-league honors…helped his team to the 2006 Central Coast Section title…undeclared major with an interest in attending medical school…parents are Pat and Kathleen Donofrio...born May 10, 1989 in Baltimore, Md.

DONOFRIO’S CAREER STATISTICSYEAR ERA G GS CG W L S IP H R ER BB SO2009 30.38 3 0 0 0 0 0 2.2 9 9 9 1 4

CAREER BESTSMost Strikeouts: 3, March 8, 2009 at ArkansasMost Innings Pitched: 1.2, April 1, 2009 at Long Beach StateLongest Winning Streak: Has not won a gameLongest Losing Streak: Has not lost a game

MATT FLEMER 49Pitcher/First Base SophomoreBats: Right Throws: RightHeight: 6-2 Weight: 205Experience: 1VHometown: El Cerrito, Calif.High School: St. Mary’s

A multi-faceted player who will again help

the Bears, either on the mound or at first base...gained valuable experience as a freshman hurler with 15 appearances and eight starts…throws in the mid to upper 80s with a curveball, slider and change-up…was high school teammates with fellow Cal sophomore Marcus Semien at St. Mary’s High School in Berkeley…AS A FRESHMAN (2009): 3-3 with a 7.94 ERA and a save in 15 appearances and eight starts…had 50 strikeouts (24 looking, 8th in Pac-10) in 51.0 innings…won in relief April 15 at UC Davis (3.0 innings, two hits, three runs, one walk, three strike-outs)…won March 13 versus Cal Poly (5.0 innings, nine hits, four runs, three strikeouts)…got no decision March 6 at Arkansas (5.0 innings, four hits, two runs, two walks, six strikeouts)…earned first collegiate save March 1 at Long Beach State (2.0 innings, no hits, no runs, three strikeouts)…was 1-for-2 with an RBI at Long Beach State Feb. 28…in first collegiate outing threw 6.1 innings with four hits, two runs, no walks and a career-high 13 strikeouts Feb. 25 at Santa Clara…gave up a lead-off home run and then retired 19 of the next 20 Broncos with his 13 K’s…HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: At Saint Mary’s High School was a two-time Bay Shore Athletic League MVP and a 2008 Under Armour honorable mention All-American…was also named the 2007 North Coast Section Player of the Year…finished high school career with a .396 average and 29-5 record…is seventh all-time in California state history with 22 straight victories…as a junior set a school record by going 12-0 with a 1.02 ERA, and had 118 strikeouts and only 14 walks in 75.0 innings…undeclared major...both parents attended graduate school at Cal…parents are Paul and Ann Flemer...born November 22, 1990 in El Cerrito, Calif.

FLEMER’S CAREER STATISTICSYEAR ERA G GS CG W L S IP H R ER BB SO2009 7.94 15 8 0 3 3 1 51.0 65 50 45 15 50

YEAR AVG G AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB SO SB2009 .200 3 5 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 0

CAREER VS. THE PAC-10 G W L S PCT IP H R ER BB SO HB HR ERAvs. UA 1 0 1 0 .000 1.2 8 8 6 2 1 0 0 45.00vs. UO 1 0 0 0 .000 4.1 4 2 2 2 3 0 1 4.39vs. OSU 1 0 1 0 .000 6.1 8 5 5 1 2 1 0 7.38vs. STAN 1 0 0 0 .000 4.0 6 4 4 1 2 0 1 9.00vs. USC 1 0 0 0 .000 2.1 2 2 1 1 3 1 0 4.29vs. UW 1 0 0 0 .000 0.1 4 6 6 2 1 0 2 540.00vs. WSU 1 0 1 0 .000 7.0 9 8 6 2 6 1 4 7.71

CAREER BESTSMost Strikeouts: 13, Feb. 25, 2009 at Santa ClaraMost Innings Pitched: 7.0, March 27, 2009 vs. Washington StateLongest Winning Streak: 2, Feb, 25-Mar. 1, 2009Longest Losing Streak: 2, March 27-April 3, 2009

BRIAN GUINN 6Infield JuniorBats: Switch Throws: RightHeight: 6-1 Weight: 165Experience: 1VHometown: El Sobrante, Calif.High School: Berkeley

A talented switch-hitting infielder who established himself as the Bears’ starting shortstop last season…is the son of former

Cal standout (1981-83) and professional baseball player Brian Guinn…was drafted in the 10th round by the Chicago White Sox in the June 2007 Major League Amateur Draft...AS A SOPHOMORE (2009): Batted .315 (63-for-200, .271 vs. Pac-10) with 10 doubles, three triples, two home runs and 35 RBI…was named to the Watch List for the Wallace Award as a candidate for the nation’s top short-stop…had a career-high 15-game hitting streak from March 9-April 3 (23-for-56, .411, 6-2B, 2-3B, 12 RBI)…was 2-for-5 with a three-run triple May 3 at Arizona…went a career-high 5-for-7 with two, three-run homers (six RBI) April 15 at UC Davis…was 2-for-5 with two RBI at Oregon State April 5…went 2-for-3 with two doubles versus Wash-ington State March 27…was 2-for-3 with two RBI versus Stanford March 23…went 2-for-4 with two RBI versus the Cardinal March 21…was 3-for-4 with a triple and two RBI March 17 at Pacific…was 3-for-4 March 7 at Arkansas…went 4-for-4 with a double and three RBI at Santa Clara Feb. 25…batted a team-best .371 (26-for-70) with runners in scoring position...AS A FRESHMAN (2008): Batted .316 (12-for-38, .200 vs. Pac-10) with a double, triple and four RBI as a true freshman…had two starts at shortstop (March 30 vs. Long Beach State, March 15 in game two versus Loyola Marymount) and three starts as designated hitter…went 2-for-4 with a double and two RBI at Stanford May 11…was 3-for-3 with a triple against Loyola Marymount March 15…went 2-for-2 with an RBI March 9 versus New Mexico at the Metrodome…HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: At Berkeley High School was ACCAL first-team all-league, a member of the Milwaukee Brewers Area Code team, and was named one of the area’s Top 100 athletes (baseball/basketball) by the Contra Costa Times…as a senior batted .428 with four doubles, nine triples, a home run and 17 stolen bases…during his junior season, batted .340 with nine doubles, two triples, two home runs, 16 RBI and 17 stolen bases in league play...as a sophomore in 2005, was first-team all-league, a member of the Alhambra Easter All-Tournament team…was a multiple recipient of the North Coast Section Student-Athlete Award (3.5 GPA or higher)...majoring in landscape architecture...father, Brian, Sr., was in the Oakland A’s, Chicago Cubs and Chicago White Sox organizations...mother, Wendy, also attended Cal…parents are Brian and Wendy Guinn...born April 4, 1989 in Berkeley, Calif.


GUINN’S CAREER STATISTICSYEAR AVG G AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB SO SB2008 .316 24 38 4 12 4 1 1 0 2 12 12009 .315 52 200 37 63 35 10 3 2 13 39 10Total .315 76 238 41 75 39 11 4 2 15 51 11

CAREER VS. THE PAC-10 AVG G AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB SO SB TB SLUGvs. UA .133 4 15 1 2 5 0 1 0 0 7 0 4 .267vs. ASU .267 5 15 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 5 1 4 .500vs. UO .200 3 10 3 2 1 0 0 0 2 2 0 2 .200vs. OSU .200 4 15 1 3 3 1 0 0 0 3 0 4 .267vs. STAN .437 4 16 4 7 6 1 0 0 3 3 1 8 .500vs. UCLA .333 3 12 1 4 2 1 0 0 0 5 1 5 .417vs. USC .214 4 14 0 3 1 1 0 0 1 2 0 4 .286vs. UW .273 3 11 1 3 1 0 0 0 2 6 1 3 .273vs. WSU .286 4 14 3 4 2 3 0 0 1 2 0 7 .500

CAREER BESTSMost Hits: 5, April 15, 2009 at UC Davis (5-for-7, 2-HR, 6-RBI)Most Runs: 3, three times, last time April 15, 2009 at UC DavisMost RBI: 6, April 15, 2009 at UC Davis (5-for-7, 2-HR)Career Grand Slams: NoneLongest Hitting Streak: 15, March 9-April 3, 2009 (23-for-56, .411, 6-2B, 2-3B, 12-RBI)

CAMERON HART 28Outfield FreshmanBats: Right Throws: RightHeight: 5-9 Weight: 185Experience: RSHometown: Los Angeles, Calif.High School: Crenshaw

A redshirt freshman outfielder who will provide the Bears with depth in all three outfield positions…in the summer of 2008 his

Los Angeles team captured the RBI World Series...HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: At Crenshaw High School was MVP and first-team All-Coliseum League…was also first-team all-city in both football (‘07-‘08) and baseball (‘08)…undeclared major with an interest in business...parents are Craig and Carole Hart...born September 26, 1990 in Inglewood, Calif.

EDDIE HSIEH 46Catcher SeniorBats: Right Throws: RightHeight: 6-2 Weight: 220Experience: SQHometown: San Jose, Calif.High School: PioneerLast School: San Jose City College

A senior catcher who will vie for playing time after a stellar junior college career at

San Jose City College…was a first-team junior college All-American with impressive power numbers in 2008…AS A JUNIOR (2009): Competed in 15 games with three starts in Pac-10 play (Oregon State, Washington, Oregon)...SAN JOSE CITY COLLEGE (2007-08): At San Jose City College was a 2008 first-team All-American and a first-team Coast South All-Conference selection, hitting 14 home runs with 53 RBI and a .688 slugging percentage…HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: At Pioneer High School in San Jose was a four-time first-team all-league pick, helping his team to the 2005 BVAL title…as a senior hit .380 with five home runs…majoring in American stud-

ies...parents are William and Sally Hsieh...born October 26, 1988 in Santa Clara, Calif.

HSIEH’S CAREER STATISTICSYEAR AVG G AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB SO SB2009 .000 15 17 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0

ERIK JOHNSON 35Pitcher SophomoreBats: Right Throws: RightHeight: 6-3 Weight: 210Experience: 1VHometown: Los Altos, Calif.High School: Los Altos

The Bears’ top pitching prospect in 2009, who first developed into Cal’s closer, and then became the Bears’ No. 1 starter as a

freshman…threw a complete game against USC in his last outing of 2009…a right-hander who throws in the low 90s with a curveball and change-up…excelled in the Northwoods League this past sum-mer and was named the sixth-top prospect by Baseball America…finished 4-2 with a 2.61 ERA, and 49 strikeouts in 59.0 innings as a starter for the Alexandria (Minn.) Beetles…AS A FRESHMAN (2009): Was 3-6 with a 4.41 ERA and four saves (9th in Pac-10) in 19 appearances and nine starts…had 55 strikeouts in 67.1 innings…suffered the loss but threw a complete game May 22 versus USC (nine hits, four runs, no walks, four strikeouts)…got no decision May 8 at UCLA (6.0 innings, six hits, no earned runs, four walks, three strikeouts)…lost April 24 start versus Arizona State (7.1 innings, seven hits, three runs, five walks, career-high seven strikeouts)…won April 17 start versus Oregon (8.0 innings, six hits, one run, one walk, six strikeouts)…lost April 11 start at Washington (5.2 innings, six hits, four runs, one walk, five strikeouts)…got no decision in April 5 start at Oregon State (4.0 innings, six hits, two earned runs, three walks, three strikeouts)…won in start March 29 versus Washington State (6.0 innings, six hits, one earned run, no walks, four strikeouts)…earned save March 4 versus San Francisco (1.0 inning, one walk)…earned two saves Feb. 27-28 at Long Beach State (combined 2.1 innings, two hits, no runs, one walk, three strikeouts)…earned save Feb. 23 versus Vanderbilt (1.1 innings, no hits, no runs, one walk, three strikeouts)…earned save in Feb. 20 season-opener versus UC Riverside (1.1 innings, no hits, no runs, one strikeout)...HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: At Los Altos High School was a three-time all-state selection, as well as all-league and All-Central Coast Sec-tion…as a senior was 9-3 with 113 strikeouts…as a junior was 8-1 with a 1.58 ERA, and had 77 strikeouts in 66.1 innings...helped lead his team to the 2007 Central Coast Section Division II title…undeclared major...parents are Roy Johnson and Margaret-Diggle Johnson...born December 30, 1989 in Mountain View, Calif.

JOHNSON’S CAREER STATISTICSYEAR ERA G GS CG W L S IP H R ER BB SO2009 4.41 19 9 1 3 6 4 67.1 71 41 33 28 55

CAREER VS. THE PAC-10 G W L S PCT IP H R ER BB SO HB HR ERAvs. UA 1 0 1 0 .000 4.1 8 7 7 4 3 2 0 15.37vs. ASU 1 0 1 0 .000 7.1 7 3 3 5 7 0 1 3.80vs. UO 1 1 0 0 1.000 8.0 6 1 1 1 6 0 0 1.12vs. OSU 1 0 0 0 .000 4.0 6 3 2 3 3 1 0 4.50vs. STAN 2 0 1 0 .000 4.0 2 2 2 3 5 0 1 4.50vs. UCLA 1 0 0 0 .000 6.0 6 1 0 4 3 1 0 0.00vs. USC 1 0 1 0 .000 9.0 9 4 4 0 4 0 3 4.00vs. UW 1 0 1 0 .000 5.2 6 4 4 1 5 0 1 6.92vs. WSU 1 1 0 0 1.000 6.0 6 2 1 0 4 0 1 1.50


CAREER BESTSMost Strikeouts: 7, April 24, 2009 vs. Arizona StateMost Innings Pitched: 9.0, May 22, 2009 vs. USCLongest Winning Streak: One gameLongest Losing Streak: 3, April 24, 2009 -

CHADD KRIST 27Catcher SophomoreBats: Right Throws: RightHeight: 5-10 Weight: 187Experience: 1VHometown: Petaluma, Calif.High School: Petaluma

A sophomore catcher who started 16 games behind the plate, including 11 Pac-10 contests, as a true freshman…showed power

with four doubles and two home runs in 61 at-bats…had a stellar career at Petaluma High School...AS A FRESHMAN (2009): Batted .197 (12-for-61, .200 vs. Pac-10) with four doubles, two home runs and 10 RBI…had a solo home run April 24 versus Arizona State…was a career-high 3-for-5 with a double and two RBI versus Oregon April 19 and hit a two-run homer versus the Ducks April 17…went 2-for-5 and first collegiate hit was a double March 1 at Long Beach State…HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: At Petaluma High School was named the 2008 Press Democrat-Petaluma Athlete of the Year…was three-time first-team All-Redwood Empire and three-time first-team All-Sonoma County League…finished his high school career with a .359 average with 31 doubles, three triples, seven home runs and 73 RBI…was also 30-for-33 in stolen bases…undeclared major…parents are Mike and Joni Krist...born January 28, 1990 in Santa Rosa, Calif.

KRIST’S CAREER STATISTICSYEAR AVG G AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB SO SB2009 .197 27 61 9 12 10 4 0 2 8 15 0


CAREER BESTSMost Hits: 3, April 19, 2009 vs. Oregon (3-for-5, 2B, 2 RBI)Most Runs: 2, May 12, 2009 vs. Sacramento StateMost RBI: 2, three times, last time May 12, 2009 vs. Sacramento State (1-for-3)Career Grand Slams: NoneLongest Hitting Streak: 3, April 24-May 3, 2009 (3-for-9, .333, HR, 2 RBI)

KEVIN MILLER 41Pitcher JuniorBats: Right Throws: RightHeight: 5-10 Weight: 185Experience: 2VHometown: San Jose, Calif.High School: Valley Christian

One of the Bears’ top hurlers with the ability to either start or be a top right-handed reliev-er…has an 8-4 career record with a save and

111 strikeouts in 121.1 innings…was a 2008 Freshman All-American in Collegiate Baseball after starting his college career not giving up an earned run in his first 44.0 innings…was also honorable mention All-Pac-10 in 2008 after consistently being among to the top of the league in ERA and opponent batting average…throws in the mid to upper 80s with a curveball and change-up...AS A SOPHOMORE (2009): Was 2-3 with a 4.50 ERA and a save in 15 appearances and 10 starts…had 43 strikeouts (23 looking) in 50.0 innings…won April 19 start versus Oregon (career-high 7.0 innings, two hits, one run, two walks, four strikeouts)…got no decision April 13 start at Stanford (5.1 innings, six hits, two runs, three walks, six strikeouts)…won March 31 start versus San Francisco at AT&T Park (5.2 innings, five hits, one run, two walks, six strikeouts)…earned first collegiate save March 25 versus Santa Clara (3.2 innings, five hits, one earned run, one walk, two strikeouts)…threw 6.0 innings in March 9 start at Oklahoma (seven hits, five runs, two walks, season-high seven strikeouts)…threw in relief in March 4 win versus San Francisco (3.0 innings, two hits, one run, four strikeouts)…AS A FRESHMAN (2008): Was 6-1 with a 2.90 ERA (2nd in Pac-10) in 21 appearances (five starts)…had 68 strikeouts in 71.1 innings…opponents batted .196 (2nd in Pac-10) against him…got no decision in start May 25 versus UCLA (4.0 innings, four hits, no runs, three walks, two strikeouts)…won in relief May 6 versus UC Davis (5.0 innings, three hits, two runs, one walk, two strikeouts)…had five strikeouts in 3.1 innings May 3 versus Arizona (three hits, two runs, three walks)…had no decision versus Washington April 19 (6.2 innings, four hits, one earned run, five walks, career-high eight strikeouts)…won April 5 versus Oregon State in relief (6.2 innings, one hit, three walks, seven strikeouts)…won versus eventual national champion Fresno State in relief April 2 (2.0 innings, no hits, no runs, one walk, two strikeouts), and March 29 versus Long Beach State (2.2 innings, no hits, two walks, four strikeouts)…had seven strikeouts in 4.2 innings March 25 at Santa Clara (two hits, no earned runs, one walk)…earned wins versus San Francisco (March 11 start, 6.0 innings, three hits, no earned runs, two strikeouts) and Loyola Marymount (March 15 in relief, 3.1 innings, one hit, one walk, one strikeout)…had no decision in March 4 start versus Stanford (5.0 innings, five hits, one walk, four strikeouts)…was selected as the team’s Freshman of the Year…HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: At Valley Christian High School threw two no-hitters as a senior in 2007, including a 16-strikeout no-hitter…finished the year 13-1 with 102 strikeouts in 82.0 innings, earning first-team all-state, first-team All-Central Coast Section and first-team all-league...helped his team to a 33-4 record and the 2007 Central Coast Section title…was a 2006 first-team All-WCAL selection, going 11-3 with a 0.95 ERA, and had 102 strikeouts in 95.3 innings…was selected 2006 first-team All-Central Coast Section by the San Jose Mercury News, and MVP of the North-South series played in Irvine…finished his high school career 29-5 with 251 strikeouts in 218.0 innings…undeclared major...parents are Steven and Kathy Miller...born August 25, 1989 in San Jose, Calif.


MILLER’S CAREER STATISTICSYEAR ERA G GS CG W L S IP H R ER BB SO2008 2.90 21 5 0 6 1 0 71.1 52 28 23 37 682009 4.50 15 10 0 2 3 1 50.0 62 35 25 24 43Total 3.57 36 15 0 8 4 1 121.1 114 63 48 61 111

CAREER VS. THE PAC-10 G W L S PCT IP H R ER BB SO HB HR ERAvs. UA 1 0 0 0 .000 3.1 3 2 2 3 5 0 0 5.45vs. ASU 2 0 0 0 .000 7.0 10 10 7 8 5 0 0 9.00vs. UO 1 1 0 0 1.000 7.0 2 1 1 2 4 0 0 1.29vs. OSU 2 1 1 0 .500 6.2 4 0 0 3 7 0 0 0.00vs. STAN 2 0 1 0 .000 8.0 11 6 5 4 5 0 2 5.62vs. UCLA 2 0 0 0 .000 6.0 6 1 1 3 4 0 1 1.50vs. USC 2 0 1 0 .000 3.1 8 10 10 5 5 0 1 29.03vs. UW 1 0 0 0 .000 6.2 4 2 1 5 8 0 0 1.34vs. WSU 2 0 0 0 .000 3.2 3 0 0 4 4 1 0 0.00

CAREER BESTS

Most Strikeouts: 8, April 19, 2008 vs. WashingtonMost Innings Pitched: 7.0, time April 19, 2009 vs. OregonLongest Winning Streak: 6, March 11-May 11, 2008Longest Losing Streak: One game

MARIS MOORE 34Outfield SophomoreBats: Right Throws: RightHeight: 6-3 Weight: 210Experience: SQHometown: San Ramon, Calif.High School: California

Is in contention for playing time in the Bears’ outfield...redshirted during the 2008 season to recover from left shoulder surgery in De-

cember 2007…AS A REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2009): Was 1-for-4 on the season with a hit May 12 versus Sacramento State…...HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: At California High School in San Ramon was a two-time All-East Bay Athletic League selection…as a junior batted .368 and led his team with a .556 on-base percentage and had 25 hits in 22 games…in the summer of 2006 played for the Danville Hoots, batting .354 with seven doubles, two triples, two home runs and 22 RBI…was a three-year letterwinner in basketball as well...undeclared major…parents are Randy and Sherry Moore...born January 30, 1989 in Burlingame, Calif.

MOORE’S CAREER STATISTICSYEAR AVG G AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB SO SB2009 .250 4 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

CAREER BESTSMost Hits: 1, May 12, 2009 vs. Sacramento State (1-for-1)Most Runs: 0Most RBI: 0Career Grand Slams: NoneLongest Hitting Streak: One game

DANNY OH 19Outfield SophomoreBats: Left Throws: LeftHeight: 5-11 Weight: 170Experience: 1VHometown: Mill Creek, Wash.High School: Henry M. Jackson

A talented left-hander who immediately established himself in the Bears’ outfield, starting 33 games in left field and 17 in right

field as a true freshman…hit over .300 with seven home runs…had three, four-hit games and a grand slam at Washington…was consid-ered the No. 1 prospect out of the state of Washington by Baseball Northwest...AS A FRESHMAN (2009): Batted .303 (59-for-195, .243 vs. Pac-10) with five doubles, two triples, seven home runs and 35 RBI…hit a two-run homer in first collegiate at-bat Feb. 20 versus UC Riverside…was 2-for-4 with a home run and two RBI May 23 versus USC…went 4-for-5 with an RBI May 12 versus Sacramento State…was 3-for-4 with a home run and three RBI April 28 versus Pacific…hit a two-run triple versus Arizona State April 26 and went 3-for-5 with an RBI versus the Sun Devils April 25…was 2-for-5 with a home run versus Oregon April 19 and 2-for-5 with a double and home run versus the Ducks April 17…went 2-for-4 with a grand slam April 9 at Washington…was 4-for-5 with an RBI March 17 at Pacific…hit an opposite field home run March 14 versus Cal Poly…went 3-for-5 with a triple Feb. 28 at Long Beach State…was 4-for-5 with four RBI Feb. 25 at Santa Clara…had 16 multiple-hit games and 10 multiple-RBI games…batted .333 (26-for-78) with runners in scoring position…HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: At Henry M. Jackson High School was three-time all-league, three-time all-area and an All-State selection in 2007 and 2008…as a junior helped his team to a 27-0 record, a No. 2 national ranking in Baseball America and the Washington state championship…hit .514 as a senior after batting .436 with 11 doubles, three triples, five home runs and 23 RBI as a junior…undeclared major…parents are Jae and Sara Oh...born December 28, 1989 in Seattle, Wash.

OH’S CAREER STATISTICSYEAR AVG G AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB SO SB2009 .303 52 195 31 59 35 5 2 7 12 32 3


CAREER BESTSMost Hits: 4, three times, last time May 12, 2009 vs. Sacramento State (4-for-5, RBI)Most Runs: 3, May 12, 2009 vs. Sacramento StateMost RBI: 4, twice, last time April 9, 2009 at Washington (2-for-4, HR)Career Grand Slams: 1, April 9, 2009 at WashingtonLongest Hitting Streak: 5, three times, last time May 5-12, 2009 (8-for-20, .400, 2B, 2 RBI)


CHRIS PETRINI 36Pitcher SeniorBats: Left Throws: LeftHeight: 6-0 Weight: 225Experience: 3VHometown: San Bruno, Calif.High School: Sacred Heart Cathedral

A top senior left-hander who is projected to be one of the team’s starters or top relievers…

finished the 2009 season on a high note with a complete-game, two-hit shutout with a career-high nine strikeout against USC…redshirted during the 2007 season after having Tommy John surgery…as a true freshman in 2006 developed into one of Cal’s best relievers and had solid starts against Santa Clara and Arizona State in his last two outings that season...throws in the upper 80s with a curveball, slider and change-up…AS A JUNIOR (2009): Was 4-3 with a 3.98 ERA in 13 appearances and four starts…had 36 strikeouts in 43.0 innings…threw a complete-game shutout with two hits and a career-high nine strikeouts versus USC May 24…had a no-hitter versus the Trojans through 6.2 innings…won in relief April 25 versus Arizona State (4.2 innings, six hits, two runs, two walks, three strikeouts)…pitched 4.2 innings of relief at Washington April 9 (six hits, one run, two walks, five strikeouts)…had three strikeouts in 2.0 innings at Oregon State April 4 (one hit, no runs, no walks)…had four strikeouts in 3.2 innings versus Washington State March 28 (six hits, one earned run, one walk)…won in March 17 start at Pacific (3.0 innings, three hits, one run, two walks, one strikeout)…had five strikeouts in 3.2 innings Feb. 27 at Long Beach State (two hits, two runs, one walk)…AS A SOPHOMORE (2008): Was 3-3 with a 7.05 ERA in 11 appearances (eight starts)…had 29 strikeouts in 37.0 innings…opponents batted .237 against him…got no decision in May 11 start at Stanford (3.1 innings, two walks, three runs, three walks, three strikeouts)…won in relief versus Cal Poly April 22 (3.1 innings, no hits, no runs, one walk, three strikeouts)…pitched well in relief April 7 versus Stanford (5.0 innings, three hits, one run, no walks, four strikeouts)…suffered loss March 15, despite career-high nine strikeouts in 6.2 innings (seven hits, four earned runs, no walks) versus Loyola Marymount (game two)…won March 7 versus Northern Iowa during the University of Minnesota Tournament in the Metrodome, throwing 7.0 innings (three hits, three runs, four walks, six strikeouts)…won Feb. 28 versus national champion Fresno State (5.2 innings, four hits, four runs, five walks, three strikeouts) at the San Diego Tournament…AS A FRESHMAN (2006): Went 3-2 with 4.54 ERA and a save in 16 appearances…had 27 strikeouts in 39.2 innings…threw 6.2 innings with eight strikeouts in a start at Arizona State May 27 (6.2 innings, four hits, five earned runs, two walks, eight strikeouts)…earned win in first collegiate start versus Santa Clara May 10 (5.1 innings, three hits, no runs, no walks, three strikeouts)…earned save May 2 at Saint Mary’s (2.0 innings, two hits)…threw well in relief April 23 versus Oregon State (3.1 innings, three hits, no earned runs, two walks, three strikeouts) and April 18 versus UC Davis (4.0 innings, three hits, one earned run, no walks, two strikeouts)…won April 2 in 5-4, 13-inning victory versus Arizona (1.0 inning, one hit, one strikeout)…won in relief March 14 versus Saint Mary’s (1.0 inning, two hits, no earned runs, one strikeout)…HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: At Sacred Heart Cathedral High School was a three-time All-West Catholic Athletic League utility player…as a senior had 42 strikeouts in 41.1 innings with a 3.56 ERA…as a junior was first-team All-WCAL and named the Most Valuable Player in the Joe DiMaggio State Tournament... also competed in the 2004 North-South All-Star Game…was the recipient of the Mandarin Award for athletics and academics…ma-joring in American studies...parents are Robert and Marie Petrini...born February 11, 1987 in San Francisco, Calif.

PETRINI’S CAREER STATISTICSYEAR ERA G GS CG W L S IP H R ER BB SO2006 4.54 16 2 0 3 2 1 39.2 36 23 20 15 272007 8.31 1 1 0 0 0 0 4.1 6 4 4 0 12008 7.05 11 8 0 3 3 0 37.0 32 36 29 24 292009 3.98 13 4 1 4 3 0 43.0 42 20 19 15 36Total 5.23 41 15 1 10 8 1 124.0 116 83 72 54 93

CAREER VS. THE PAC-10 G W L S PCT IP H R ER BB SO HB HR ERAvs. UA 2 1 0 0 1.000 2.2 1 0 0 1 3 0 0 0.00vs. ASU 3 1 2 0 .333 13.0 12 16 10 9 11 3 2 6.92vs. UO 1 0 1 0 .000 4.2 5 3 3 1 4 0 1 6.43vs. OSU 2 0 0 0 .000 5.1 4 0 0 2 6 0 0 0.00vs. STAN 3 0 0 0 .000 5.2 3 4 3 4 5 0 0 4.74vs. UCLA 2 0 0 0 .000 5.1 9 6 6 4 1 2 0 10.59vs. USC 3 1 0 0 1.000 11.1 8 9 8 4 12 3 0 6.49vs. UW 2 0 0 0 .000 6.1 7 1 1 3 6 0 1 1.47vs. WSU 1 0 0 0 .000 3.2 6 2 1 1 4 0 0 2.81

CAREER BESTSMost Strikeouts: 9, twice, last time May 24, 2009 vs. USCMost Innings Pitched: 9.0, May 24, 2009 vs. USCLongest Winning Streak: 3, March 14-May 10, 2006Longest Losing Streak: 2, twice, last time Feb. 21-March 6, 2009

STEPHEN PISTORESI 21Pitcher SophomoreBats: Right Throws: RightHeight: 6-1 Weight: 200Experience: 1VHometown: Fresno, Calif.High School: San Joaquin Memorial

Is slated to be one of the Bears’ top reliev-ers after solid outings as a true freshman

in 2008…redshirted in 2009 after only three appearances to have surgery on his right shoulder…throws in the upper 80s with a slider and change-up…AS A SOPHOMORE (2009): Was 1-0 with a 9.64 ERA and had three strikeouts in 4.2 innings of relief…picked up the win in relief Feb. 28 at Long Beach State (3.1 innings, three hits, no runs, one walk, two strikeouts)…AS A FRESHMAN (2008): Was 0-0 with a 3.86 ERA and a save…has 13 strikeouts in 25.2 innings…threw a career-high 5.0 innings in relief versus San Francisco April 1 at AT&T Park (four hits, no runs, no walks, career-high four strike-outs)…earned save March 9 versus New Mexico at the Metrodome (3.0 innings, four hits, no runs, two walks, three strikeouts)…HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: At San Joaquin Memorial High School in Fresno was 2007 North Yosemite League MVP, first-team all-league and second-team all-valley…was also the 2007 Fresno Grizzlies’ Hot Stove Banquet High School Player of the Year after going 10-1 with a 2.18 ERA and save, striking out 78 batters in 67.0 innings…finished his junior campaign 9-1 with four saves and a 1.85 ERA, striking out 61 batters with only 11 walks in 68.0 innings…earned first-team all-league, first-team All-Valley, and was selected as the Central Section Top Pitcher…was also a member of the 2006 Fresno Bee All-Star Team, the Diamond Kings Central Section All-Star Team and the California Baseball Coaches Association Junior All-Star Team…combined with his sophomore year, had a high school record of 27-3 with 190 strikeouts in 189.1 innings, including five complete game shutouts...undeclared major with an interest in political sci-ence...parents are Mike and Celeste Pistoresi...born November 1, 1988 in Fresno, Calif.


PISTORESI’S CAREER STATISTICSYEAR ERA G GS CG W L S IP H R ER BB SO2008 3.86 11 1 0 0 0 1 25.2 43 19 11 5 132009 9.64 3 0 0 1 0 0 4.2 6 5 5 3 3Total 4.78 14 1 0 1 0 1 30.1 49 24 16 8 16

CAREER VS. THE PAC-10 G W L S PCT IP H R ER BB SO HB HR ERAvs. UA 1 0 0 0 .000 2.0 5 4 3 0 2 1 0 13.50vs. ASU 2 0 0 0 .000 2.2 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 0.00vs. USC 1 0 0 0 .000 3.2 10 7 4 0 1 1 0 9.73vs. WSU 1 0 0 0 .000 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.00

CAREER BESTSMost Strikeouts: 4, April 1, 2008 at San Francisco*Most Innings Pitched: 5.0, April 1, 2008 at San Francisco*Longest Winning Streak: Has not won a gameLongest Losing Streak: Has not lost a game*played at AT&T Park

MARCUS SEMIEN 15Infield SophomoreBats: Right Throws: RightHeight: 6-0 Weight: 175Experience: 1VHometown: El Cerrito, Calif.High School: St. Mary’s

A talented sophomore who will vie for starting duties, either in the Bears’ infield or as the team’s designated hitter, after gaining

valuable experience last season as a true freshman…was high school teammates with fellow Cal sophomore Matt Flemer at St. Mary’s High School in Berkeley…is the son of former Cal wide receiver Damien Semien (1990-93)...AS A FRESHMAN (2009): Batted .197 (14-for-71, .172 vs. Pac-10) with a double, triple, home run and seven RBI…had 15 starts at third base and four starts as designated hitter…was 2-for-4 with two RBI May 12 versus Sacramento State…went 2-for-2 with an RBI April 19 versus Oregon…hit first collegiate home run March 22 versus Stanford…was 1-for-2 with a triple March 17 at Pacific…went a career-high 3-for-4 with a double and two RBI March 4 versus San Francisco (first collegiate hit was RBI double)…HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: At St. Mary’s High School was a three-time all-league selection…as a senior batted .371 with five home runs, 27 RBI and 14 stolen bases…as a junior hit .471 with four home runs and 27 RBI…competed for the Milwaukee Brewers in the 2007 Area Code Games…undeclared major...both parents attended Cal…parents are Damien Semien and Tracy McLaughlin...born September 17, 1990 in San Francisco, Calif.

SEMIEN’S CAREER STATISTICSYEAR AVG G AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB SO SB2009 .197 27 71 10 14 7 1 1 1 11 11 0

CAREER VS. THE PAC-10 AVG G AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB SO SB TB SLUGvs. UA .250 2 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 .250vs. UO .300 3 10 2 3 1 0 0 0 2 1 0 3 .300vs. OSU .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .000vs. STAN .333 1 3 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 4 1.333vs. USC .000 2 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .000vs. UW .000 2 6 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 .000

CAREER BESTSMost Hits: 3, March 4, 2009 vs. San Francisco (3-for-4, 2B, 2 RBI)Most Runs: 2, May 12, 2009 vs. Sacramento StateMost RBI: 2, twice, last time May 12, 2009 vs. Sacramento State (2-for-4)Career Grand Slams: NoneLongest Hitting Streak: 2, three times, last time April 19-May 3, 2009 (3-for-6, .500, RBI)

DWIGHT TANAKA 11Outfield/Infield JuniorBats: Right Throws: RightHeight: 5-8 Weight: 170Experience: 1VHometown: El Sobrante, Calif.High School: Campolindo

A versatile junior who will again be bat-tling for playing time as he can contribute either in the Bears’ infield or outfield...has

good speed on the base paths and hit nine doubles in 32 games last season…AS A SOPHOMORE (2009): Batted .266 (17-for-64, .289 vs. Pac-10) with nine doubles and nine RBI…saw action in 32 games with nine starts in left field and two as designated hitter…had a two-run double May 10 at UCLA…was 2-for-4 with a double April 25 versus Arizona State…went 2-for-5 with a double and two RBI April 17 versus Oregon…AS A FRESHMAN (2008): Saw action in eight games, mostly as a pinch runner or pinch hitter, going 1-for-5 with a hit against Loyola Marymount March 15…HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: At Campolindo High School batted .333 with three doubles, a triple, seven home runs and 19 RBI as a senior, earning first-team all-league and third-team All-West County...in the summer of 2007 batted .473 with seven home runs for the San Jose Pal Blaze…batted .485 with three doubles, two triples and 20 stolen bases as a junior at De Anza High School, earning honorable mention all-league honors…played for the Nor Cal squad the summer of 2006, batting .427 with 11 doubles, eight triples, four home runs, and had a .519 on-base percentage…as a sophomore in 2005, hit .418 with four doubles, two triples, two home runs and 14 stolen bases, earning second-team all-league; and hit .391 with 11 doubles, four triples and 16 stolen bases as a freshman in 2004...undeclared major...grandfather, Gus, brother, Clint, and both parents attended Cal…parents are Stephen and Dorine Tanaka... born November 15, 1988 in Berkeley, Calif.

TANAKA’S CAREER STATISTICSYEAR AVG G AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB SO SB2008 .200 8 5 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 2 92009 .266 32 64 11 17 9 9 0 0 10 15 7Total .261 40 69 12 18 9 9 0 0 12 17 16

CAREER VS. THE PAC-10 AVG G AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB SO SB TB SLUGvs. UA .400 3 5 1 2 3 0 0 0 1 1 2 2 .400vs. ASU .250 4 8 2 2 0 1 0 0 1 3 0 3 .375vs. UO .167 3 12 1 2 3 1 0 0 2 2 1 3 .250vs. OSU .222 2 9 2 2 0 1 0 0 0 2 1 3 .333vs. STAN 1.000 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1.000vs. UCLA .500 2 2 1 1 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 2 1.000vs. USC .000 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .000vs. UW .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000vs. WSU 1.000 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1.000


CAREER BESTSMost Hits: 2, twice, last time April 25, 2009 vs. Arizona State (2-for-4, 2B)Most Runs: 2, April 25, 2009 vs. Arizona StateMost RBI: 2, three times, last time May 10, 2009 at UCLA (1-for-2, 2B)Career Grand Slams: NoneLongest Hitting Streak: 3, twice, last time May 2-5, 2009 (3-for-7, .429, 2B, 4-RBI)

PAUL TOBONI 30Infield FreshmanBats: Right Throws: RightHeight: 6-2 Weight: 185Experience: RSHometown: San Francisco, Calif.High School: St. Ignatius

Will provide depth in the Bears’ infield as a redshirt freshman after a stellar high school career at St. Ignatius High School in

San Francisco...HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: At St. Ignatius High School was a two-time All-West Catholic League and was an Under Armour All-American by Team One West…batted .420 as a junior, and then hit .431 as a senior while leading the league in stolen bases (18-for-18)…was named all-tourney at the Rawlings Bay Area World Series…undeclared major with an interest in business…father, Joe, played in the New York Mets organization...parents are Joseph and Mary Toboni...born February 8, 1990 in San Francisco, Calif.

DANIEL WOLFORD 10Pitcher SeniorBats: Right Throws: RightHeight: 6-2 Weight: 210Experience: 2VHometown: Roseville, Calif.High School: WoodcreekLast School: Long Beach State

A right-hander who was phenomenal in the early part of the 2008 season for the

Bears…will again be a key to Cal’s pitching staff, either as a closer or starter...was impressive in the summer of 2008 in the Cape Cod League for the Cotuit Kettleers, going 3-1 with a 3.38 ERA and two saves…pitched in a team-high 14 games with 33 strikeouts in 24.0 innings…throws in the high 80s to low 90s with a curveball, slider and change-up…transferred from Long Beach State prior to the 2008 season…AS A JUNIOR (2009): Was 1-1 with a 7.03 ERA and had 26 strikeouts in 24.1 innings…had five strikeouts in 2.1 innings March 6 at Arkansas…earned win in relief Feb. 27 at Long Beach State (1.0 inning, one hit, one strikeout)…had five strikeouts in 3.1 innings Feb. 21 versus UC Riverside…AS A SOPHOMORE (2008): Was 2-1 with a 6.63 ERA in 21 appearances…had 43 strikeouts in 38.0 innings…notched four strikeouts in 1.2 innings versus Long Beach State (two appearances) March 29-30…had four strikeouts in 2.0 innings at Santa Clara March 25…made two appearances at Washington State March 21-22, recording nine strikeouts in 4.2 innings…picked up the win March 21 versus the Cougars in relief (2.2 innings, three hits, no runs, one walks, career-high five strikeouts)…made two appearances against Loyola Marymount March 14-16 (4.1 innings, four hits, no runs, one walk, three strikeouts)…had four strikeouts in 1.2 innings at Minnesota March 8…won March 2 in relief at San

Diego (4.1 innings, two hits, no runs, one walk, two strikeouts)…earned save Feb. 22 versus Kansas State (4.0 innings, no hits, three walks, five strikeouts)…AT LONG BEACH STATE (2007): As a true freshman was 1-1 with a 3.55 ERA in 14 appearances, strik-ing out 15 batters in 12.2 innings...HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: At Woodcreek High School was a two-time all-league selection and a 2006 Puma Preseason All-American…batted .436 with 11 doubles and four home runs as a senior…on the mound was 2-3 with a 4.63, leading the league with 57 strikeouts in 39.1 innings…as a junior had 29 strikeouts in 22.2 innings…finished his high school career with a .388 average, striking out only four times in 100 at-bats…majoring in English...parents are Jim and Debra Wolford...born August 19, 1988 in Sacramento, Calif.

WOLFORD’S CAREER STATISTICS (CALIFORNIA)YEAR ERA G GS CG W L S IP H R ER BB SO2008 6.63 21 2 0 2 1 1 38.0 42 30 28 29 432009 7.03 16 0 0 1 1 0 24.1 24 19 19 19 26Total 6.81 37 2 0 3 2 1 62.1 66 49 47 48 69

CAREER VS THE PAC-10 G W L S PCT IP H R ER BB SO HB HR ERAvs. UA 2 0 0 0 .000 2.2 3 6 6 9 1 0 0 20.00vs. ASU 3 0 0 0 .000 2.0 3 1 1 2 0 0 0 4.50vs. OSU 2 0 0 0 .000 4.0 2 0 0 3 3 1 0 0.00vs. STAN 1 0 0 0 .000 2.0 1 1 1 3 2 1 0 4.50vs. UCLA 1 0 0 0 .000 0.0 2 3 3 1 0 0 0 -.—vs. USC 1 0 0 0 .000 2.1 7 8 6 1 2 0 1 23.48vs. UW 2 0 0 0 .000 1.1 1 1 1 2 3 1 0 8.18vs. WSU 2 1 0 0 1.000 4.2 3 0 0 1 9 0 0 0.00

CAREER BESTSMost Strikeouts: 5, four times, last time March 8, 2009 at ArkansasMost Innings Pitched: 4.1, March 2, 2008 at San DiegoLongest Winning Streak: Two games, March 2-May 4, 2008Longest Losing Streak: One game

Daniel Wolford


BRETT BISHOP 22Infield FreshmanBats: Right Throws: RightHeight: 5-11 Weight: 175Experience: HSHometown: Clovis, Calif.High School: Buchanan

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: Brett Bishop

is a 5-11, 175-pound infielder from Clovis, Ca-lif...Bishop was a four-year varsity player for

Buchanan High School and last spring batted .369 with eight doubles, a triple, 11 home runs and 32 RBI, earning first-team all-conference and second-team all-state honors...undeclared major...parents are Eric and Frances Bishop...born May 14, 1991 in Clovis, Calif.

JIMMY BOSCO 25Outfield FreshmanBats: Left Throws: RightHeight: 5-10 Weight: 180Experience: HSHometown: Granite Bay, Calif.High School: Jesuit

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: Jimmy Bosco is a 5-10, 180-pound left-handed hitting outfielder from Granite Bay, Calif...

Bosco set a Jesuit High School batting record as a junior when he hit .505 with three home runs and 24 RBI in 2008, earning Delta River League MVP and first-team All-Sac-Metro honors...he was also Cal Hi Sports first-team All-State Underclassman in 2008, helping his team to the 2008 San Joaquin Section Division I championship, and was Cal Hi Sports second-team all-state in 2009...undeclared major...parents are Phil and Jennifer Bosco...born May 21, 1991 in Mount Shasta, Calif.

JUSTIN BYRD 16Catcher FreshmanBats: Right Throws: RightHeight: 6-0 Weight: 190Experience: HSHometown: Highlands Ranch, Colo.High School: Arapahoe

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: Justin Byrd is a 6-0, 190-pound catcher from Highlands Ranch, Colo. (Arapahoe High School)...Byrd

was a two-time first-team All-Continental League and a 2009 5A All-State catcher, batting .534 with 12 doubles, seven home runs and 31 RBI as a senior...undeclared major...parents are Rick and Ann Byrd...born October 27, 1990 in Denver, Colo.

MITCH DELFINO 44Infield FreshmanBats: Right Throws: RightHeight: 6-3 Weight: 185Experience: HSHometown: Cloverdale, Calif.High School: Cloverdale

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: Mitch Delfino is a 6-3, 185-pound infielder from Cloverdale, Calif. (Cloverdale High School)...Delfino was a 2009 MaxPreps Small Schools

first-team All-American and Cal Hi Sports Division V Male Athlete of the Year, batting .591 with 10 doubles, five triples, five home runs and 35 RBI...was also Press Democrat Small Schools All-Empire Male Athlete of the Year, Press Democrat All-Empire Baseball Player of the Year, a member of the Rawlings/Perfect Game California Re-gion All-High School Senior Team and USA Today All-USA Second Team…undeclared major...parents are Charlie and Debbi Delfino...born January 13, 1991 in Santa Rosa, Calif.

MATT EVANOFF 18Pitcher FreshmanBats: Left Throws: LeftHeight: 6-2 Weight: 175Experience: HSHometown: Rescue, Calif.High School: Ponderosa

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: Matt Evanoff is a 6-2, 175-pound left-handed pitcher from Rescue, Calif. (Ponderosa High School)...Evanoff was the 2009 Sierra Valley Confer-

ence MVP and a Cal Hi Sports second-team all-state selection, going 6-2 on the mound with 65 strikeouts and a 1.00 ERA...he throws in the high 80s with a curveball, slider and change-up...undeclared major...parents are Mike and Karen Evanoff...born February 11, 1991 in Livermore, Calif.

2010 NEWCOMER PROFILES

Jimmy Bosco


TREVOR HILDENBERGER 26Pitcher FreshmanBats: Right Throws: RightHeight: 6-2 Weight: 175Experience: HSHometown: San Jose, Calif.High School: Archbishop Mitty

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: Trevor Hilden-berger is a 6-2, 175-pound right-hander from San Jose, Calif. (Archbishop Mitty High

School)...Hildenberger, a member of the Milwaukee Brewers 2008 Area Code Team, was 8-6 as a senior with 60 strikeouts and a 3.79 ERA...he throws in the low 90s with a curveball and change-up...undeclared major...parents are John and Denise Hildenberger...born December 15, 1990 in Mountain View, Calif.

JUSTIN JONES 23Pitcher FreshmanBats: Left Throws: LeftHeight: 6-3 Weight: 175Experience: HSHometown: Oakdale, Calif.High School: Oakdale

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: Justin Jones is a 6-3, 175-pound left-handed pitcher from Oakdale High School...this past June Jones was the seventh round draft pick of the Chi-

cago White Sox...as a senior in high school, he was 10-1 with 118 strikeouts and a 0.42 ERA after going 12-0 with 124 strikeouts and a 0.40 ERA as a junior...Jones was a two-time Cal Hi Sports All-State honoree and the 2009 Modesto Bee Player of the Year...he throws in the high 80s with a curveball and change-up, helping Oakdale High School to the 2007 and 2008 San Joaquin Division IV titles...undeclared major...parents are Stanley and Rosemarie Jones...born January 10, 1991 in Modesto, Calif.

JOE KURRASCH 37Pitcher FreshmanBats: Left Throws: LeftHeight: 6-2 Weight: 205Experience: HSHometown: San Juan Capistrano, Calif.High School: Serra

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: Joe Kurr-asch is a 6-2, 215-pound left-hander from

San Juan Capistrano, Calif....Kurrasch, a 2007 USA National Team invitee, throws in the low 90s with a curveball and change-up...he was 7-1 with a 0.67 ERA and 58 strikeouts last spring at Serra High School, earning first-team all-league and second-team All-CIF Southern Section honors...undeclared major...parents are David and Kelly Kurrasch...born June 19, 1991 in Santa Ana, Calif.

Justin Jones

Mitch Delfino


MICHAEL LOWDEN 29Pitcher FreshmanBats: Right Throws: RightHeight: 6-2 Weight: 175Experience: HSHometown: Yuba City, Calif.High School: Yuba City

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: Michael Lowden is a 6-2, 175-pound right-handed pitcher from Yuba City, Calif....Lowden was

spectacular last spring at Yuba City High School, going 11-0 with a 1.17 ERA, and recording 102 strikeouts with only 14 walks in 72.0 innings...he was two-time Tri-County Conference Pitcher of the Year and a 2009 MaxPreps second-team all-state selection, going 20-0 in his high school varsity career...undeclared major...parents are Scott and Jennifer Lowden...born January 17, 1991 in Yuba City, Calif.

DARREL MATTHEWS 2Outfield FreshmanBats: left Throws: RightHeight: 5-10 Weight: 165Experience: HSHometown: Concord, Calif.High School: Clayton Valley

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: Darrel Mat-thews is a 5-10, 165-pound outfielder from Concord, Calif. (Clayton Valley High School)...the left-handed hitting Matthews, coached

by former Arizona standout and Cal assistant Bob Ralston, was two-time first-team All-Bay Valley Athletic League and a 2009 Max-Preps second-team all-state selection, batting .440 with 10 doubles, eight triples and nine stolen bases as a senior...undeclared major...parents are Darrel and Lisa Matthews...born October 25, 1990 in Kansas City, Mo.

TONY RENDA 14Infield FreshmanBats: Right Throws: RightHeight: 5-9 Weight: 160Experience: HSHometown: Hillsborough, Calif.High School: Serra

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: Tony Renda is a 5-9, 160-pound infielder from Hillsbor-ough, Calif...Renda was a 2009 High School All-American, as well as both the San Mateo

County and West Catholic Athletic Player of the Year, leading his team to the Central Coast Section title...he was also selected first-team all-state by Cal Hi Sports and MaxPreps, ending his high school career as the Serra High School record-holder for career hits (152)...in June, 2009 Renda was drafted in the 42nd round by the Los An-geles Dodgers, and this past summer competed in the Northwoods League where he batted .283...undeclared major...parents are Frank and Larree Renda...born Jan. 24, 1991 in Santa Rosa, Calif.

DEVIN RODRIGUEZ 33First Base FreshmanBats: Left Throws: RightHeight: 6-2 Weight: 180Experience: HSHometown: Newhall, Calif.High School: William S. Hart

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: Devin Rodriguez is a 6-2, 180-pound left-handed hitting first baseman from Newhall, Calif....Rodriguez batted .402 with 14 doubles, eight

homer runs and 34 RBI last spring for William Hart High School...he was a two-time first-team All-Foothill League selection, setting a school record with a 21-game hitting streak as a junior when he hit .384 with 13 doubles and 24 RBI...undeclared major...parents are Wilfredo and Natalie Rodriguez...born October 13, 1991 in Santa Clarita, Calif.

SETH SPIVACK 24Pitcher FreshmanBats: Switch Throws: RightHeight: 6-0 Weight: 175Experience: HSHometown: Calabasas, Calif.High School: Taft

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: Seth Spivack is a 6-0, 175-pound right-handed pitcher/catcher from Calabasas, Calif. (Taft High School)...Spivack, a switch hitter who both

pitches and catches, throws in the low 90s with a curveball and change-up...undeclared major...parents are Tom and Andrea Spiv-ack...born October 18, 1990 in Los Angeles, Calif.

Tony Renda


2010 Opponents

Junior right-hander Kevin Miller was a 2008 Freshman All-American


2010 CONFERENCE OPPONENTSARIZONA

Location and Zip Code: Tucson, Ariz. 85721Enrollment: 38,500Interim Athletic Director: Kathleen “Rocky” LaRoseWeb Page Address: www.arizonaathletics.comSports Information Director, Baseball: Blair Willis ([email protected]) Office Phone: 520-621-0914 Cell Phone: 520-419-2979 FAX: 520-621-2681Nickname: WildcatsColors: Navy and Cardinal2009 Record: 30-25Conference Record and Finish: 14-15 (Fifth tie)2009 Postseason: N/AStadium (Capacity): Jerry Kindall Field at Frank Sancet Stadium (6,500)Outfield Dimensions: 360 down lines, 378 to power alleys, 400 in centerPress Box Phone: 520-621-4440 Lettermen Returning: 12 Lost: 18Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Andy Lopez (UCLA, ‘75) Career Record (Years): 969-602-7 (27 years) Record at Arizona (Years): 282-184-1 (Eight years)Assistant Coaches: Mark Wasikowski, Shaun Cole, Brett Scyphers

TOP RETURNING PLAYERS (2009 STATS)Name Pos. Yr. G AB R H Avg. 2B 3B HR RBIJett Bandy C So. 47 164 24 49 .299 21 0 4 39Bryce Ortega SS Jr. 54 210 57 68 .324 9 3 3 33Steve Selsky OF So. 48 148 36 47 .318 8 2 7 21

TOP RETURNING PITCHERS (2009 STATS)Name RHP-LHP Yr. G W L ERA SV IP H BB SOKyle Simon RHP So. 19 3 5 6.03 0 74.2 106 26 42Daniel Workman RHP Jr. 15 3 1 3.86 0 42.0 45 13 25

TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Pos. Hometown High School/Last SchoolKurt Heyer Fr. RHP Huntington Beach, Calif. Edison HSSeth Mejias-Brean Fr. INF Tucson, Ariz. Cienega HSJoey Rickard Fr. OF Los Vegas, Nev. Bishop Gorman HS

OREGONLocation and Zip Code: Eugene, Ore. 97401Enrollment: 20,376Athletic Director: TBAWeb Page Address: www.goducks.comSports Information Director, Baseball: Andria Wenzel ([email protected]) Office Phone: 541-346-0962 Cell Phone: 916-838-2346 FAX: 541-746-5449Nickname: DucksColors: Yellow and Green2009 Record: 14-42Conference Record and Finish: 4-23 (10th)2009 Postseason: N/AStadium (Capacity): PK Park (3,717)Outfield Dimensions: 335 left field line, 375 to power alleys, 400 in center, 325 right field linePress Box Phone: TBA/916-838-2346Lettermen Returning: 25 Lost: 6Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year): George Horton (Cal State Fullerton, ‘78) Career Record (Years): 503-252-1 (12 years) Record at UO (Years): 13-40 (one year)Assistant Coaches: Andrew Checketts, Mike Kirby, Jay Uhlman

TOP RETURNING PLAYERS (2009 STATS)Name Pos. Yr. G AB R H Avg. 2B 3B HR RBICurtis Raulinaitis OF/INF Sr. 56 203 21 59 .291 10 3 0 12Danny Pulfer INF So. 55 167 12 40 .240 1 1 0 15KC Serna SS So. 52 180 14 41 .228 5 1 3 19

TOP RETURNING PITCHERS (2009 STATS)Name RHP-LHP Yr. G W L ERA SV IP H BB SODrew Gagnier RHP Jr. 23 1 0 2.70 7 30.0 14 25 30Tyler Anderson LHP So. 15 2 9 6.26 0 82.0 98 39 66Madison Boer RHP So. 17 1 8 6.97 0 62.0 67 31 37

TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Pos. Hometown High School/Last SchoolJ.J. Altobelli Fr. INF Newport Beach, Calif. Woodbridge HSJeff Gold Fr. RHP Moraga, Calif. Campolindo HSIan Hoff Jr. RHP Hatboro, Pa. Ohlone College

OREGON STATELocation and Zip Code: Corvallis, Ore. 97331Enrollment: 19,000Athletic Director: Bob De CarolisWeb Page Address: www.osubeavers.comSports Information Director, Baseball: Hank Hager ([email protected]) Office Phone: 541-737-7472 Cell Phone: 541-230-0611 FAX: 541-737-3072Nickname: BeaversColors: Orange and Black2009 Record: 37-19Conference Record and Finish: 15-12 (Third tied)2009 Postseason: 2-2, NCAA Regional, Fort Worth, TexasStadium (Capacity): Goss Stadium at Coleman Field (3,000)Outfield Dimensions: 330 down lines, 365 to power alleys, 400 in centerPress Box Phone: 541-737-7475Lettermen Returning: 21 Lost: 13Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Pat Casey (George Fox, ‘90) Career Record (Years): 676-425-5 (22 years) Record at OSU (Years): 505-311-4 (15 years)Assistant Coaches: Marty Lees, Pat Bailey, Nate Yeskie

TOP RETURNING PLAYERS (2009 STATS)Name Pos. Yr. G AB R H Avg. 2B 3B HR RBIJared Norris INF/OF Jr. 50 130 32 43 .331 4 0 3 36Adalberto Santos OF Sr. 53 175 40 56 .320 6 2 4 43Stefen Romero INF Jr. 55 223 44 65 .291 18 3 5 51

TOP RETURNING PITCHERS (2009 STATS)Name RHP-LHP Yr. G W L ERA SV IP H BB SOSam Gaviglio RHP So. 18 10 1 2.73 1 62.2 45 9 55Kevin Rhoderick RHP Jr. 23 3 3 4.18 9 23.2 21 15 33Tyler Waldron RHP Jr. 16 6 4 4.15 0 93.1 96 31 70

TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Pos. Hometown High School/Last SchoolParker Berberet Jr. C Yorba Linda, Calif. Cypress JCDylan Jones Jr. LHP/INF Aloha, Ore. Mount Hood CCMatt Boyd Fr. LHP/INF Mercer Island, Wash. East Catholic HS

ARIZONA STATELocation and Zip Code: Tempe, Ariz. 85287-2505Enrollment: 68,064Athletic Director: Lisa LoveWeb Page Address: www.thesundevils.comSports Information Director, Baseball: Randy Policar ([email protected]) Office Phone: 480-965-6594 Cell Phone: 480-734-7793 FAX: 480-965-5408Nickname: Sun DevilsColors: Maroon and Gold2009 Record: 51-14Conference Record and Finish: 21-6 (First)2009 Postseason: 3-0 NCAA Regional, Tempe, Ariz.; 2-0 NCAA Super Re-gional, Tempe, Ariz.; 2-2 College World Series, Omaha, Neb.Stadium (Capacity): Packard Stadium (3,879)Outfield Dimensions: 338 left field line, 395 in center, 338 right field linePress Box Phone: 480-727-7257Lettermen Returning: 14 Lost: 5Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Tim Esmay (Arizona State, ‘88) Career Record (Years): 213-235-1 (Eight years) Record at ASU (Years): First yearAssistant Coaches: Travis Jewett, Ken Knutson, Mike Benjamin

TOP RETURNING PLAYERS (2009 STATS)Name Pos. Yr. G AB R H Avg. 2B 3B HR RBIKole Calhoun 1B/LHP Sr. 63 211 54 66 .313 17 2 12 53Matt Newman OF/LHP Jr. 64 236 42 72 .305 15 1 7 54Drew Maggi OF/INF So. 61 181 63 56 .309 5 5 0 24

TOP RETURNING PITCHERS (2009 STATS)Name RHP-LHP Yr. G W L ERA SV IP H BB SOJosh Spence LHP Sr. 18 10 1 2.37 1 102.2 93 30 125Mitchell Lambson LHP So. 32 9 5 3.01 5 83.2 58 25 99Seth Blair RHP Jr. 17 7 2 3.39 1 77.0 70 30 78

TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Pos. Hometown High School/Last SchoolDeven Marrero Fr. SS Davie, Fla. American Heritage HSJake Barrett Fr. RHP/DH Mesa, Ariz. Desert Ridge HSXorge Carrillo Jr. C Tempe, Ariz. Central Arizona College


STANFORDLocation and Zip Code: Stanford, Calif. 94305-6150Enrollment: 13,198Athletic Director: Bob BowlsbyWeb Page Address: www.gostanford.comSports Information Director, Baseball: Niall Adler ([email protected]) Office Phone: 650-725-2959 Cell Phone: 714-331-6412 FAX: 650-725-2957Nickname: CardinalColors: Cardinal and White2009 Record: 30-25Conference Record and Finish: 13-14 (Sixth)2009 Postseason: N/AStadium (Capacity): Klein Field at Sunken Diamond (4,000)Outfield Dimensions: 335 down lines, 375 to power alleys, 400 in center Press Box Phone: 650-723-4629Lettermen Returning: 22 Lost: 12Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Mark Marquess (Stanford, ‘69) Career Record (Years): 1,356-694-7 (33 years) Record at Stanford (Years): sameAssociate Head Coach: Dean StotzAssistant Coaches: Rusty Filter, Mario Iglesias

TOP RETURNING PLAYERS (2009 STATS)Name Pos. Yr. G AB R H Avg. 2B 3B HR RBIColin Walsh 2B Jr. 54 194 44 62 .320 11 0 0 25 Kellen Kiilsgaard OF Jr. 53 201 37 63 .313 14 1 9 46Adam Gaylord INF Sr. 48 169 23 46 .289 10 0 2 27

TOP RETURNING PITCHERS (2009 STATS)Name RHP-LHP Yr. G W L ERA SV IP H BB SOMichael Marshall RHP Jr. 21 0 1 4.10 0 37.1 43 10 32Brett Mooneyham LHP So. 13 6 3 4.14 0 67.1 46 54 72Jordan Pries RHP So. 13 4 4 4.62 0 76.0 61 30 50

TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Pos. Hometown High School/Last SchoolStephen Piscotty Fr. 3B/RHP Pleasanton, Calif. Amador Valley HSKenny Diekroeger Fr. SS Woodside, Calif. Menlo SchoolJake Stewart Fr. OF/RHP Fort Collins, Colo. Rocky Mountain HS

UCLALocation and Zip Code: Los Angeles, Calif. 90024Enrollment: 37,500Athletic Director: Dan GuerreroWeb Page Address: www.uclabruins.comSports Information Director, Baseball: Alex Timiraos ([email protected]) Office Phone: 310-206-4008 Cell Phone: 310-847-9231 FAX: 310-825-8664Nickname: BruinsColors: Blue and Gold2009 Record: 27-29Conference Record and Finish: 15-12 (Third tie)2009 Postseason: N/AStadium (Capacity): Jackie Robinson Stadium (1,250)Outfield Dimensions: 330 down lines, 365 power alleys, 390 in centerPress Box Phone: 310-794-8213Lettermen Returning: 17 Lost: 12Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year): John Savage (Nevada, ‘91) Career Record (Years): 229-234-1 (Eight years) Record at UCLA (Years): 141-150 (Five years)Assistant Coaches: Rick Vanderhook, Steve Pearse, P.C. Shaw

TOP RETURNING PLAYERS (2009 STATS)Name Pos. Yr. G AB R H Avg. 2B 3B HR RBIJustin Uribe 1B Sr. 47 151 27 48 .318 11 0 3 23Blair Dunlap INF/OF Sr. 55 226 45 68 .301 17 3 7 39Niko Gallego SS Jr. 55 187 26 51 .273 8 1 0 27

TOP RETURNING PITCHERS (2009 STATS)Name RHP-LHP Yr. G W L ERA SV IP H BB SOTrevor Bauer RHP So. 20 9 3 2.99 2 105.1 85 27 92Gerrit Cole RHP So. 15 4 8 3.49 0 85.0 57 38 104Garett Claypool RHP Sr. 14 2 1 3.46 0 39.0 34 11 48

TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Pos. Hometown High School/Last SchoolCody Keefer Fr. OF Davis, Calif. Davis HSCody Regis Fr. INF Glendora, Calif. Glendora HSBeau Amaral Fr. OF Huntington Beach, Calif. Huntington Beach HS

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USCLocation and Zip Code: Los Angeles, Calif. 90089Enrollment: 33,500Athletic Director: Mike GarrettWeb Page Address: www.usctrojans.comSports Information Director, Baseball: Jason Pommier ([email protected]) Office Phone: 213-740-3807 Cell Phone: 213-725-3529 FAX: 213-740-7584Nickname: TrojansColors: Cardinal and Gold2009 Record: 28-28Conference Record and Finish: 13-14 (Fifth tie)2009 Postseason: N/AStadium (Capacity): Dedeaux Field (2,500)Outfield Dimensions: 335 down lines, 375 power alleys, 395 in centerPress Box Phone: 213-748-3449Lettermen Returning: 24 Lost: 11Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Chad Kreuter (Pepperdine) Career Record (Years): 83-85 (Three years) Record at USC (Years): sameAssistant Coaches: Doyle Wilson, Tom House, Frank Cruz

TOP RETURNING PLAYERS (2009 STATS)Name Pos. Yr. G AB R H Avg. 2B 3B HR RBIRicky Oropesa 1B So. 54 185 35 58 .314 8 1 13 48Mike O’Neill OF Sr. 52 191 40 61 .319 6 4 3 17Alex Sherrod OF So. 37 115 15 34 .296 7 0 0 11

TOP RETURNING PITCHERS (2009 STATS)Name RHP-LHP Yr. G W L ERA SV IP H BB SOKevin Couture RHP Sr. 15 3 3 5.66 1 49.1 59 25 40Chad Smith RHP So. 18 3 4 3.40 1 45.0 51 16 38Andrew Triggs RHP So. 15 5 3 3.96 0 75.0 79 20 50

TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Pos. Hometown High School/Last SchoolMatt Foat So. INF Rescue, Calif. Sierra CollegeCade Kreuter Fr. INF/OF Newhall, Calif. Hart HSTaylor Wrenn So. INF Lakeland, Fla. Manatee College


WASHINGTON STATELocation and Zip Code: Pullman, Wash. 99163Enrollment: 25,135Athletic Director: Jim SterkWeb Page Address: www.wsucougars.comSports Information Director, Baseball: Craig Lawson ([email protected]) Office Phone: 509-335-0265 Cell Phone: 509-432-9063 FAX: 509-335-0267Nickname: CougarsColors: Crimson and Gray2009 Record: 32-25Conference Record and Finish: 19-8 (Second)2009 Postseason: 1-2, NCAA Regional, Norman Okla.Stadium (Capacity): Bailey-Brayton Field (3,500)Outfield Dimensions: 330 left field line, 400 in center, 375 right field linePress Box Phone: 509-335-8291Lettermen Returning: 25 Lost: 8Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Donnie Marbut (Portland State, ‘97) Career Record (Years): 147-137 (Five years) Record at Washington State (Years): sameAssistant Coaches: Gregg Swenson, Spencer Allen, Gabe Boruff

TOP RETURNING PLAYERS (2009 STATS)Name Pos. Yr. G AB R H Avg 2B 3B HR RBIGarry Kuykendall OF Jr. 44 147 27 44 .299 5 0 1 17Matt Argyropoulos 3B Jr. 49 159 23 43 .270 8 1 4 25Shea Vucinich SS Jr. 57 204 40 47 .230 8 2 6 25

TOP RETURNING PITCHERS (2009 STATS)Name RHP-LHP Yr. G W L ERA SV IP H BB SOChad Arnold RHP Jr. 16 8 3 4.39 0 80.0 82 44 76David Stilley LHP So. 18 3 3 4.63 0 58.1 68 19 42Seth Harvey RHP Sr. 22 0 1 2.25 2 24.0 22 11 28

TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Pos. Hometown High School/Last SchoolBrett Jacobs Fr. INF Richland, Wash. Richland HSPaul Clingan Fr. C Lynnwood, Wash. Mountlake Terrace HSJ.K. Dykes Fr. INF Shoreline, Wash. Shorewood HS

NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENTSDates Opponent Baseball SID SID Telephone/Cell PhoneFeb. 19-21 ............................Southern Utah ......................................... Kyle Cottam .............................435-586-7752/435-817-7702Feb. 24, April 27 ...................UC Davis ................................................. Wes Collins ..............................530-752-3505/530-220-5742Feb. 26 .................................Central Michigan ..................................... Mike Boseak ............................989-774-3277/989-621-9064Feb. 27 .................................Saint Mary’s ............................................ Rich Davi ..................................925-631-4402/925-878-1582Feb. 28 .................................Cal State Bakersfield ............................... Sarah Finney ............................661-654-3071/707-496-1780March 5-7 ............................Arkansas ................................................. Zach Lawson ............................479-575-7089/479-595-2358March 11-14 .........................Rice ......................................................... John Sullivan ............................713-348-5636/832-250-9000March 17 ..............................Houston ................................................... Jamie Zarda .............................713-743-9406/713-582-5138Mar. 19-21 ............................Cal Poly ................................................... Eric Burdick ..............................805-756-6550/805-550-3427March 23, May 18 ................San Francisco ......................................... Jordan Wilcox ..........................415-422-6161/360-431-2160March 30 ..............................Fresno State ............................................ Theresa Kurtz ..........................559-244-5619/559-389-1954April 20, May 25 ..................Pacific ...................................................... Monique Moyal .........................209-946-2479/925-997-9143May 4 ...................................Sacramento State ................................... J.D. Fox ....................................916-278-6896/209-210-8858

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WASHINGTONLocation and Zip Code: Seattle, Wash. 98195Enrollment: 42,000Athletic Director: Scott WoodwardWeb Page Address: www.gohuskies.comSports Information Director, Baseball: Jeff Bechthold ([email protected]) Office Phone: 206-543-2230 Cell Phone: 206-473-8657 FAX: 206-543-5000Nickname: HuskiesColors: Purple and Gold2009 Record: 25-30Conference Record and Finish: 13-14 (Fifth tie)2009 Postseason: N/AStadium (Capacity): Husky Ballpark (1,500)Outfield Dimensions: 327 left field line, 395 in center, 317 right field linePress Box Phone: 206-685-1994Lettermen Returning: 21 Lost: 13Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Lindsay Meggs (UCLA, ‘85) Career Record (Years): 615-307-4 (16 years) Record at Washington (Years): First seasonAssistant Coaches: Dave Nakama, Greg Moore, Bill Haselman

TOP RETURNING PLAYERS (2009 STATS)Name Pos. Yr. G AB R H Avg. 2B 3B HR RBIPierce Rankin C Jr. 41 164 32 49 .299 14 3 6 26Caleb Brown OF So. 40 111 17 31 .279 1 2 3 14Troy Scott 1B Jr. 53 191 36 48 .251 11 1 11 31

TOP RETURNING PITCHERS (2009 STATS)Name RHP-LHP Yr. G W L ERA SV IP H BB SOAndrew Kittredge RHP So. 14 4 5 4.27 3 71.2 71 17 64Geoff Brown LHP Jr. 31 4 4 5.01 1 32.1 44 11 31Forrest Snow RHP Jr. 13 1 0 5.81 0 26.1 16 24 31

TOP NEWCOMERSName Yr. Pos. Hometown High School/Last SchoolAdam Cimber Fr. RHP Edgewood, Wash. Puyallup HSJacob Lamb Fr. 3B Seattle, Wash. Bishop Blanchet HSChase Anselment Fr. C/DH Edmonds, Wash. Meadowdale HS


Center fielder Brett Jackson became the fourth, first-round draft pick of the David Esquer era when he was selected by the Chicago Cubs in the 2009 Major League Draft.

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2009 SEASON IN REVIEWTHREE BEARS

DRAFTED IN FIRST TWO MLB ROUNDS

The 2009 California baseball team (24-29 overall, 9-15 ninth in the Pac-10), did not have the type of season it had

envisioned, but the Golden Bears still had some outstanding individual performances with four players selected All-Pac-10 and had seven players drafted.

Junior center fielder Brett Jackson became the fourth-highest draft pick in Cal baseball history when he was selected in the first round by the Chicago Cubs, and was the 31st pick overall, during the 2009 Major League First-Year Player Draft. Jackson is the third first-round pick for the Bears since 2000 under head coach David Esquer.

Jackson trailed only right-hander Bran-don Morrow, who was the fifth pick overall by the Seattle Mariners in 2006; shortstop/outfielder Ted Parks, who was the 16th pick overall by the Baltimore Orioles in 1966 and first baseman David Cooper, who was the 17th pick overall by the Toronto Blue Jays in 2008; as Cal’s top draft picks. Jackson and Cooper were teammates on the Bears NCAA Regional team in 2008.

An outstanding left-handed hitting center fielder, Jackson was All-Pac-10 batting .321 with 17 doubles, six triples, eight home runs and 41 RBI. He is tied for fourth on Cal’s career triple list (11) and is tied for fifth on the Bears’ single-season triple list (six in 2009). Jackson started the 2009 season

on a career-high 18-game hitting streak (31-for-76, .408, 8-2B, 3B, 4-HR, 14 RBI) and had a spectacular game May 12 versus

Sacramento State, going 4-for-6 with an RBI single, a three-run triple and a grand slam for a career-high eight RBI. His eight RBI tied a Cal record for single-game RBI with Dan McInerny in 1979 (versus Saint Mary’s) and Brian Horwitz in 2003 (versus Texas-Pan American).

Junior second baseman Jeff Kobernus was the first pick in the second round of the MLB Draft, going to the Washington Nation-als as the 50th pick overall, while junior right-hander/designated hitter/outfielder Blake Smith was the 56th pick of the draft after being selected by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the second round.

Kobernus excelled in his three years at Cal, owning a .324 career average with 44 stolen bases and earning 2009 All-Pac-10 honors and Collegiate Baseball Freshman All-America and honorable mention All-Pac-10 honors in 2007. He played second base in 2009 after moving to third base in 2008 and starting in the outfield as a fresh-man.

As a junior, Kobernus batted .341 with 14 doubles, three triples, eight home runs and 40 RBI. He was second in the Pac-10 with 20 stolen bases and was the April 20 Pac-10 Player of the Week after going 11-for-19

Jeff Kobernus

Blake Smith


(.579) with two doubles, three home runs (including a grand slam) and 12 RBI in games at Stanford, at UC Davis and the three-game series versus Oregon.

Smith earned All-Pac-10 hon-ors as a designated hitter, bat-ting .319 (team-leading .330 vs. Pac-10) with 14 doubles, 10 home runs and 38 RBI. He threw two runners out at the plate from right field and had two saves and 26 strikeouts in 20.0 innings on the mound. In the summer of 2008 Smith helped Team USA to an undefeated 24-0 record and was the American’s leading hitter with a .327 average with five doubles, a triple, three home runs and 13 RBI in 20 games. He was one of the national team’s top relievers as well, sporting a 1-0 record with a 0.00 ERA and two saves, striking out 11 batters with only three hits and three walks in 9.0 innings. Smith hit a home run versus a Cuban squad that competed in the Beijing Olympics and was named Team USA’s seventh best prospect in Baseball America.

The Bears other draft picks following the 2009 season included junior left-hander Michael Bugary, who was a 15th round pick of the Boston Red Sox; senior third baseman Mi-chael Brady, drafted in the 24th round by the Florida Marlins; junior catcher Dylan Tonneson, drafted in the 36th round by the San Diego Padres; and sopho-more right-hander Yasser Clor, drafted in the 49th round by the Pittsburgh Pirates. The seven players drafted in 2009 ties for the most Cal draftees since Esquer became head coach in 2000.

Joining Jackson, Kobernus and Smith as first-team All-Pac-10 selections was sopho-more outfielder/first baseman Mark Canha, who had a breakout year in 2009, leading the Bears with a .366 average. Canha fin-ished with 17 doubles, a triple, 12 home runs and 43 RBI. He was the March 3 Pac-10 Player of the Week after going 9-for-20 (.450) with seven runs, two doubles, two home runs and five RBI in Cal’s wins over Vander-bilt (4-3), at Santa Clara (12-2) and three-game sweep at Long

RBI games.Cal’s four first-team All-Pac-10

selections were the most since the school had four All-Pac-10 Southern Division recipients in 1985.

Additionally, the Bears had four players selected to the 2009 Pac-10 All-Academic team. Cal’s first-team All-Academic pick was redshirt freshman Dixon Ander-son. The 6-5 right-hander from Piedmont finished the year 1-0 with a 3.98 ERA, three saves and had 37 strikeouts in 43.0 innings. On May 11 Anderson was named the Pac-10 Pitcher of the Week when he picked up a win and two saves (8.2 innings, eight hits, one run, eight strikeouts, 1.04 ERA). He earned saves versus UC Davis May 5 and at UCLA May 8, forcing the Bruins into a game-ending double play with runners on first and third in the bottom of the ninth. Anderson then threw a career-high 6.2 innings of relief in an 8-3 win over the Bruins May 10. In that game he fanned a career-high seven batters to help lead the Bears to their first 2009 Pac-10 series win on the road.

The Bears’ second-team Pac-10 All-Academic honoree was sophomore right-

hander Brian Diemer. Highlights for Diemer in 2009 were throwing a career-high 7.2 innings with three hits and eight strikeouts against Vanderbilt, and a career-high nine strikeouts in 6.0 innings against Stanford.

Cal had two more players se-lected honorable mention Pac-10 All-Academic – Canha and Jack-son, who were members of the 2009 All-Pac-10 squad as well.

The Bears’ 2009 team award winners were Canha as the recipient of both the Robert A. Roos Batting Cup as the team’s leading hitter (.366), and the Clint Evans Award as the team’s most valuable player. Freshman outfielder Danny Oh, who hit a two-run homer in his first col-legiate at-bat and when on to bat .303 with seven home runs and 35 RBI, was the recipient of the Freshman of the Year award. Dixon Anderson garnered the George Wolfman Award as the team’s most improved player and Jackson was named the winner of the Wayne Hooper Award.

Beach State (11-8, 9-6, 6-3). Canha added a team-best 24 multiple hit and 11 multiple

Michael Bugary

Michael Brady


OVERALL BATTINGPlayer AVE GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%

5 Mark Canha .366 53-53 205 44 75 17 1 12 43 130 .634 27 5 37 5 .444 4 1 5-8 355 21 3 .992 23 Jeff Kobernus .341 53-53 217 43 74 14 3 8 40 118 .544 17 1 25 6 .385 4 4 20-24 85 153 13 .948 4 Brett Jackson .321 53-53 218 42 70 17 6 8 41 123 .564 29 4 61 1 .407 2 0 11-16 142 5 3 .980 37 Blake Smith .319 53-53 210 43 67 14 0 10 38 111 .529 23 6 59 4 .400 1 0 3-6 133 17 3 .980 2 Brian Guinn .315 52-51 200 37 63 10 3 2 35 85 .425 13 5 39 1 .365 4 5 10-17 65 118 24 .884 19 Danny Oh .303 52-50 195 31 59 5 2 7 35 89 .456 12 7 32 2 .364 0 8 3-7 78 2 3 .964 11 Dwight Tanaka .266 32-11 64 11 17 9 0 0 9 26 .406 10 0 15 0 .365 0 0 7-7 15 3 1 .947 1 Austin Booker .263 26-9 38 12 10 1 0 1 7 14 .368 9 2 5 0 .429 0 0 2-2 5 6 0 1.000 26 Michael Brady .260 49-47 173 29 45 13 2 4 24 74 .428 10 2 45 3 .302 4 5 2-4 60 75 6 .957 33 Dylan Tonneson .256 42-39 125 27 32 6 0 8 18 62 .496 16 14 26 1 .395 2 2 2-4 252 26 3 .989 45 Chad Bunting .250 9-1 12 4 3 1 0 2 4 10 .833 0 1 5 0 .308 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 34 Maris Moore .250 4-0 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 .250 0 0 1 1 .250 0 0 0-0 1 1 0 1.000 31 Rich Gorman .240 13-10 25 8 6 2 0 0 1 8 .320 8 0 9 0 .424 0 0 1-1 13 3 0 1.000 29 Ryan Hanlon .240 16-5 25 1 6 2 0 0 4 8 .320 3 0 5 0 .310 1 0 0-0 8 0 0 1.000 49 Matt Flemer .200 3-3 5 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 .200 0 0 2 1 .200 0 0 0-0 5 4 0 1.000 15 Marcus Semien .197 27-19 71 10 14 1 1 1 7 20 .282 11 0 11 0 .301 1 3 0-3 11 28 1 .975 27 Chadd Krist .197 27-16 61 9 12 4 0 2 10 22 .361 8 1 15 1 .296 1 0 0-0 115 22 1 .993 46 Eddie Hsieh .000 15-3 17 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 1 5 1 .056 0 0 0-0 39 4 0 1.000 51 Brian Diemer .000 1-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 4 4 1 .889

Totals .298 53-53 1865 354 555 116 18 65 317 902 .484 196 49 397 27 .375 24 28 66-99 1407 544 69 .966Opponents .284 53-53 1853 353 526 92 14 46 314 784 .423 249 51 423 35 .381 15 38 77-97 1408 527 69 .966 LOB - Team (400), Opp (446). DPs turned - Team (49), Opp (40). IBB - Team (1), Canha 1, Opp (6). Picked off - Jackson 4, Kobernus 3, Canha 1, Guinn 1.

OVERALL PITCHINGPlayer ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA

42 Sean Barber 0.00 0-0 1 0 0 0/1 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 .000 0 1 0 0 0 20 Logan Scott 3.86 1-0 3 1 0 0/0 0 7.0 7 4 3 0 4 2 0 1 .241 0 0 0 0 0 48 Dixon Anderson 3.98 1-0 20 1 0 0/0 3 43.0 51 24 19 13 37 12 4 2 .291 2 1 0 1 2 36 Chris Petrini 3.98 4-3 13 4 1 1/1 0 43.0 42 20 19 15 36 13 0 4 .266 1 4 1 3 3 34 Erik Johnson 4.41 3-6 19 9 1 0/1 4 67.1 71 41 33 28 55 11 1 10 .269 6 5 1 0 6 41 Kevin Miller 4.50 2-3 15 10 0 0/1 1 50.0 62 35 25 24 43 6 0 5 .305 5 4 0 1 4 6 Michael Bugary 4.74 3-4 28 1 0 0/1 1 49.1 45 29 26 35 69 6 1 1 .239 17 8 5 3 3 37 Blake Smith 5.85 0-1 9 3 0 0/0 2 20.0 17 18 13 20 26 2 0 0 .236 4 2 1 0 4 51 Brian Diemer 6.34 2-6 16 10 0 0/0 1 59.2 67 49 42 35 40 10 1 4 .279 10 7 0 3 2 38 Todd Fitzgerald 6.66 0-1 12 3 0 0/0 0 24.1 26 24 18 25 18 5 0 1 .263 8 4 1 0 3 10 Daniel Wolford 7.03 1-1 16 0 0 0/0 0 24.1 24 19 19 19 26 4 1 3 .279 5 3 0 2 2 24 Yasser Clor 7.71 3-1 9 3 0 0/0 0 18.2 28 19 16 13 9 3 0 0 .364 2 2 0 1 0 49 Matt Flemer 7.94 3-3 15 8 0 0/1 1 51.0 65 50 45 15 50 13 5 12 .307 4 7 3 0 7 21 Stephen Pistoresi 9.64 1-0 3 0 0 0/0 0 4.2 6 5 5 3 3 2 0 0 .353 0 0 0 0 1 47 Mike Cassady 21.00 0-0 4 0 0 0/0 0 3.0 6 7 7 3 1 0 0 1 .462 0 1 0 1 1 43 Joey Donofrio 30.38 0-0 3 0 0 0/0 0 2.2 9 9 9 1 4 3 1 2 .529 0 2 0 0 0

Totals 5.74 24-29 53 53 2 2/1 13 469.0 526 353 299 249 423 92 14 46 .284 64 51 12 15 38Opponents 5.85 29-24 53 53 3 1/1 10 469.1 555 354 305 196 397 116 18 65 .298 44 49 4 24 28PB - Team (12), Tonneson 10, Krist 1, Hsieh 1, Opp (8). Pickoffs - Team (3), Miller 1, Petrini 1, Anderson 1, Opp (9). SBA/ATT - Tonneson (45-51), Krist (25-33), Diemer (20-21), Miller (9-13), Bugary (10-11), Flemer (7-9), Hsieh (7-8), Petrini (6-8), Johnson (5-8), Fitzgerald (5-6), Anderson (4-5), Wolford (2-5), Cassady (3-3), Clor (2-2), Pistoresi (0-1), Scott (0-1), Donofrio (1-1).

2009 FINAL STATISTICS

Mark Canha Chris Petrini


CONFERENCE BATTINGPlayer AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%

37 Blake Smith .330 27-27 103 18 34 6 0 4 16 52 .505 12 3 32 2 .415 0 0 2—2 65 8 0 1.000 5 Mark Canha .317 27-27 101 14 32 8 0 4 16 52 .515 15 3 27 3 .410 3 0 2-4 184 11 1 .995 23 Jeff Kobernus .311 27-27 103 21 32 6 2 3 15 51 .495 13 1 9 2 .390 1 2 14-17 46 78 7 .947 11 Dwight Tanaka .289 18-6 38 7 11 4 0 0 8 15 .395 5 0 9 0 .372 0 0 4-4 11 1 1 .923 29 Ryan Hanlon .273 6-2 11 1 3 2 0 0 3 5 .455 1 0 2 0 .333 0 0 0-0 1 0 0 1.000 2 Brian Guinn .271 27-27 107 14 29 6 1 0 19 37 .346 8 3 25 0 .331 3 1 4-10 35 68 10 .912 26 Michael Brady .253 23-23 75 11 19 5 0 2 8 30 .400 6 0 24 2 .301 2 2 0-1 36 30 4 .943 19 Danny Oh .243 27-27 103 17 25 2 1 4 15 41 .398 6 2 21 2 .297 0 3 2-3 43 1 2 .957 4 Brett Jackson .236 27-27 110 16 26 6 4 3 13 49 .445 12 2 37 0 .320 1 0 3-6 72 3 1 .967 27 Chadd Krist .200 18-11 40 6 8 2 0 2 7 16 .400 6 1 9 1 .313 1 0 0-0 78 19 0 1.000 45 Chad Bunting .200 4-0 5 1 1 1 0 0 1 2 .400 0 0 3 0 .200 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 33 Dylan Tonneson .184 19-16 49 8 9 0 0 4 7 21 .429 4 6 16 0 .322 0 2 1-1 84 7 2 .978 1 Austin Booker .174 15-7 23 4 4 1 0 0 3 5 .217 7 2 3 0 .406 0 0 1-1 3 6 9 1.000 15 Marcus Semien .172 11-8 29 5 5 0 0 1 2 8 .276 5 0 4 0 .286 1 1 0-1 3 12 0 1.000 31 Rich Gorman .111 5-3 9 2 1 1 0 0 0 2 .222 2 0 4 0 .273 0 0 0-0 4 0 0 1.000 46 Eddie Hsieh .000 8-3 9 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 1 3 1 .100 0 0 0-0 31 4 0 1.000 51 Brian Diemer .000 1-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 4 1 1 .833 49 Matt Flemer .000 1-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 3 4 0 1.000

Totals .261 27-27 915 147 239 50 8 27 133 386 .422 102 24 228 13 .347 12 11 33-50 715 284 33 .968Opponents .281 27-27 923 165 259 45 10 26 148 402 .436 116 23 204 17 .371 10 24 44-58 723 257 29 .971 LOB - Team (194), Opp (216). DPs turned - Team (22), Opp (20). IBB - Team (1), Canha 1, Opp (4). Picked off - Jackson 2, Canha 1, Kobernus 1.

CONFERENCE PITCHINGPlayer ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA

47 Mike Cassady 0.00 0-0 2 0 0 0/0 0 2.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .167 0 0 0 0 1 24 Yasser Clor 0.00 0-0 1 0 0 0/0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 10 Daniel Wolford 2.25 0-0 5 0 0 0/0 0 8.0 3 2 2 6 5 1 0 0 .143 0 2 0 1 1 36 Chris Petrini 3.13 2-1 8 2 1 1/0 0 31.2 30 12 11 11 29 9 0 3 .256 1 3 1 2 3 48 Dixon Anderson 3.51 1-0 11 1 0 0/0 2 25.2 24 11 10 7 23 5 2 1 .240 1 1 0 1 0 35 Erik Johnson 3.98 2-5 10 8 1 0/0 0 54.1 56 27 24 21 40 7 1 7 .271 4 4 1 0 5 20 Logan Scott 4.50 0-0 1 0 0 0/0 0 2.0 2 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 .250 0 0 0 0 0 41 Kevin Miller 5.52 1-2 6 4 0 0/0 0 14.2 19 12 9 8 9 1 0 2 .352 0 0 0 1 4 51 Brian Diemer 7.20 1-3 8 4 0 0/0 1 30.0 36 26 24 15 26 6 1 3 .295 7 3 0 2 0 6 Michael Bugary 7.30 2-3 15 1 0 0/0 0 24.2 26 22 20 20 36 3 1 1 .265 7 3 4 3 2 37 Blake Smith 7.36 0-0 3 0 0 0/0 1 3.2 2 3 3 4 5 0 0 0 .167 0 0 0 0 1 38 Todd Fitzgerald 7.98 0-1 5 2 0 0/0 0 14.2 19 14 13 13 12 5 0 1 .311 5 4 1 0 2 49 Matt Flemer 10.38 0-3 7 5 0 0/0 0 26.0 41 35 30 11 18 7 5 8 .360 3 3 1 0 5

Totals 5.55 9-18 27 27 2 1/0 4 238.1 259 165 147 116 204 45 10 26 .281 28 23 8 10 24Opponents 4.89 18-9 27 27 2 1/1 7 241.0 239 147 131 102 228 50 8 27 .261 25 24 2 12 11PB - Team (4), Tonneson 2, Krist 1, Hsieh 1, Opp (4). Pickoffs - Team (1), Miller 1, Opp (4). SBA/ATT – Tonneson (24-28), Krist (14-20), Diermer (12-13), Bugary (8-9), Flermer (6-8), John-son (4-7), Hsieh (6-7), Miller (2-6), Fitzgerald (4-5), Petrini (3-4), Anderson (3-3), Wolford (1-2), Smith (1-1).

Erik Johnson Brian Diemer


(24-29, 9-18 IN PAC-10)DATE OPPONENT RESULT RECORD PAC-10 PITCHER ATTENDFeb. 20 UC Riverside W 8-7 1-0 - Clor 393Feb. 21 UC Riverside L 6-5 1-1 - Wolford 337Feb. 21 UC Riverside L 5-2 1-2 - Petrini 291Feb. 23 Vanderbilt W 4-3 2-2 - Johnson 138Feb. 25 at Santa Clara W 12-2 3-2 - Flemer 588Feb. 27 at Long Beach State W 11-8 4-2 - Wolford 1392Feb. 28 at Long Beach State W 9-6 5-2 - Pistoresi 1090Mar. 1 at Long Beach State W 6-3 6-2 - Bugary 1419Mar. 4 San Francisco W 8-6 7-2 - Clor 126Mar. 6 at (21) Arkansas L 5-4 (10) 7-3 - Petrini 9230Mar. 7 at (21) Arkansas W 12-6 8-3 - Diemer 8712Mar. 8 at (21) Arkansas L 13-3 8-4 - Smith 7587Mar. 9 at (15) Oklahoma L 9-6 8-5 - Miller 462Mar. 13 (24) Cal Poly W 12-8 9-5 - Flemer 476Mar. 14 (24) Cal Poly L 10-5 9-6 - Diemer 456Mar. 15 (24) Cal Poly L 11-4 9-7 - Johnson 345Mar. 17 at Pacific W 12-2 10-7 - Petrini 522Mar. 21 Stanford* W 7-6 11-7 1-0 Bugary 656Mar. 22 Stanford* L 6-5 (12) 11-8 1-1 Johnson 631Mar. 23 Stanford* W 11-4 12-8 2-1 Bugary 285Mar. 25 Santa Clara W 9-6 13-8 - Clor 162Mar. 27 Washington State* L 8-7 13-9 2-2 Flemer 216Mar. 28 Washington State* L 11-0 13-10 2-3 Diemer 411Mar. 29 Washington State* W 8-2 14-10 3-3 Johnson 462Mar. 31 vs. San Francisco# W 4-3 15-10 - Miller 5266Apr. 1 Long Beach State L 19-7 15-11 - Clor 241Apr. 3 at (19) Oregon State* L 8-4 15-12 3-4 Flemer 2138Apr. 4 at (19) Oregon State* L 6-2 15-13 3-5 Diemer 2789Apr. 5 at (19) Oregon State* L 5-4 (11) 15-14 3-6 Miller 3023Apr. 9 at Washington* L 9-8 15-15 3-7 Bugary 358Apr. 10 at Washington* L 6-2 15-16 3-8 Diemer 476Apr. 11 at Washington* L 7-2 15-17 3-9 Johnson 706Apr. 13 at Stanford L 14-4 15-18 - Bugary 1531Apr. 15 at UC Davis W 21-4 16-18 - Flemer 208Apr. 17 Oregon* W 14-1 17-18 4-9 Johnson 458Apr. 18 Oregon* L 5-3 17-19 4-10 Petrini 1223Apr. 19 Oregon* W 11-1 18-19 5-10 Miller 636Apr. 22 at Stanford L 11-7 18-20 - Diemer 1506Apr. 24 (2) Arizona State* L 3-1 18-21 5-11 Johnson 329Apr. 25 (2) Arizona State* W 10-6 19-21 6-11 Petrini 623Apr. 26 (2) Arizona State* L 6-5 19-22 6-12 Bugary 675Apr. 28 Pacific L 16-11 19-23 - Diemer 86May 1 at Arizona* L 13-4 19-24 6-13 Flemer 976May 2 at Arizona* L 8-4 19-25 6-14 Johnson 782May 3 at Arizona* L 12-8 19-26 6-15 Bugary 751May 5 UC Davis W 6-5 20-26 - Scott 85May 8 at UCLA* W 3-2 21-26 7-15 Diemer 709May 9 at UCLA* L 9-4 21-27 7-16 Fitzgerald 1056May 10 at UCLA* W 8-3 22-27 8-16 Anderson 712May 12 Sacramento State W 15-0 23-27 - Petrini 180May 22 USC* L 4-2 23-28 8-17 Johnson 411May 23 USC* L 14-4 23-29 8-18 Miller 695May 24 USC* W 6-0 24-29 9-19 Petrini 689

(#) Denotes opponent’s ranking# Denotes game played at AT&T Park, Home of the San Francisco Giants

* Denotes Pac-10 game

2009 FINAL RESULTS


PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE STATS

2009 FINAL STANDINGS CONFERENCE ALL GAMES W L PCT GB W L T PCT HOME AWAY NEUTArizona State 21 6 .778 - 51 15 0 .785 36-4 9-6 6-4Washington St. 19 8 .704 2.0 32 25 0 .561 21-6 10-16 1-3Oregon State 15 12 .556 6.0 37 19 0 .661 17-5 8-10 12-4UCLA 15 12 .556 6.0 27 29 0 .482 16-10 11-16 0-3Arizona 13 14 .481 8.0 30 25 0 .545 21-14 9-11 0-0Stanford 13 14 .481 8.0 30 25 0 .545 19-13 10-13 0-0USC 13 14 .481 8.0 28 28 0 .500 18-15 10-13 0-0Washington 13 14 .481 8.0 25 30 0 .454 13-10 9-14 2-7California 9 18 .333 12.0 24 29 0 .453 14-14 9-15 1-0Oregon 4 23 .148 17.0 14 42 0 .250 8-16 4-21 2-5

BATTING AVERAGEBaird, ARIZ ........................ .433Kipnis, ASU........................ .384Green, USC ....................... .374Pace, ARIZ ........................ .372Canha, CAL ...................... .366Ortiz, OSU ......................... .352Prince, WSU ...................... .343Kobernus, CAL ................ .341Ramirez, ASU .................... .338Lagreid, WSU .................... .332

RUNSKipnis, ASU...........................76Ramirez, ASU .......................63Maggi, ASU...........................63Ortega, ARIZ.........................57Decker, UCLA .......................55Ortiz, OSU ............................55Calhoun, ASU .......................54Baird, ARIZ ...........................53Conley, WASH ......................51MacPhee, ASU .....................48

OVERALL TEAM BATTINGTeam AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATTArizona .314 55 1951 419 613 133 33 46 381 950 .487 177 74 388 29 .387 28 37 71 95Arizona State .303 65 2160 517 655 122 30 75 470 106 .492 380 69 445 40 .418 30 46 116 154California .298 53 1865 354 555 116 18 65 317 902 .484 196 49 397 27 .375 24 28 66 99UCLA .285 56 1909 348 544 110 12 54 311 840 .440 237 72 434 36 .382 16 40 55 90Stanford .279 55 1906 341 531 96 9 49 306 792 .416 212 45 419 47 .360 23 30 46 66Oregon State .278 56 1870 382 520 88 15 23 344 707 .378 304 62 360 39 .392 26 63 53 71USC .274 56 1862 301 510 87 18 41 267 756 .406 215 48 412 37 .359 26 40 58 98Washington St. .273 57 1960 349 536 92 14 56 320 824 .420 179 89 414 30 .358 16 36 44 63Washington .265 55 1891 302 501 86 21 64 276 821 .434 225 54 504 25 .357 15 21 42 75Oregon .227 56 1764 158 400 56 16 16 144 536 .304 134 45 372 33 .296 11 49 60 82

HITSKipnis, ASU...........................91Baird, ARIZ ...........................84Ramirez, ASU .......................79Green, USC ..........................79Ortiz, OSU ............................76Canha, CAL .........................75Kobernus, CAL ...................74Newman, ASU ......................72August, STAN .......................70Jackson, CAL ......................70

RUNS BATTED INRamirez, ASU .......................75Kipnis, ASU...........................71Baird, ARIZ ...........................55Conley, WASH ......................55Newman, ASU ......................54Decker, UCLA .......................53Calhoun, ASU .......................53Milleville, STAN .....................52Romero, OSU .......................51Oropesa, USC ......................48

Brett Jackson Danny OhBrian Guinn Mark Canha

INDIVIDUAL BATTING


OVERALL TEAM PITCHINGTeam ERA W L G CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SOArizona State 2.90 51 14 65 11 6 3 12 581.1 520 242 187 157 608Oregon State 3.93 37 19 56 3 3 2 13 499.1 455 248 218 199 431USC 4.06 28 28 56 5 2 1 10 499.1 492 292 225 231 438UCLA 4.28 27 29 56 5 1 0 12 493.2 482 295 235 197 509Washington State 4.34 32 25 57 1 3 3 15 502.1 545 308 242 184 453Washington 4.88 25 30 55 1 2 1 14 487.1 524 313 264 194 387Oregon 5.07 14 42 56 4 2 2 8 483.0 498 330 272 239 357Stanford 5.12 30 25 55 2 1 1 8 492.0 491 305 280 222 381Arizona 5.46 30 25 55 0 3 3 13 486.1 564 355 295 215 379California 5.74 24 29 53 2 2 1 13 469.0 526 353 299 249 423

DOUBLESBandy, ARIZ ..........................21Baird, ARIZ ...........................21Kipnis, ASU...........................21Green, USC ..........................19Romero, OSU .......................18Canha, CAL .........................17Calhoun, ASU .......................17Ortiz, OSU ............................17Jackson, CAL ......................17Dunlap, UCLA .......................17

TRIPLESCoyle, ARIZ ............................7Jackson, CAL ........................6Rife, WASH ............................6Pace, ARIZ .............................5Maggi, ASU.............................5Baird, ARIZ .............................5Green, USC ............................5McDonald, ASU ......................4Kipnis, ASU.............................4O’Neill, USC ...........................4

HOME RUNSDecker, UCLA .......................21Conley, WASH ......................19Ramirez, ASU .......................19Kipnis, ASU...........................16Milleville, STAN .....................14Oropesa, USC ......................13Canha, CAL .........................12Jones, WSU..........................12Calhoun, ASU .......................12Scott, WASH ......................... 11

STOLEN BASESKipnis, ASU...........................27Maggi, ASU...........................21Kobernus, CAL ...................20Jones, STAN .........................18Ortega, ARIZ.........................16Tommasini, ORE...................16Grant, USC ...........................16Four others tied at ................15

EARNED RUN AVERAGE

Leake, ASU........................1.71Spence, ASU .....................2.37Way, WSU .........................2.43Gaviglio, OSU ....................2.73Stock, USC ........................2.90Johnson, WSU...................2.90Bauer, UCLA ......................2.99Lambson, ASU...................3.01Stavert, ORE .....................3.04Boxberger, USC.................3.16

WINSLeake, ASU...........................16Spence, ASU ........................10Gaviglio, OSU .......................10Bauer, UCLA ...........................9Lambson, ASU........................9

INNINGS PITCHEDLeake, ASU......................142.0Way, WSU .......................107.1Bauer, UCLA ....................105.1Spence, ASU ...................102.2Stavert, ORE .....................94.2Boxberger, USC.................94.0Waldron, OSU ...................93.1Guilmut, ARIZ ....................91.1Cole, UCLA ........................85.0Lambson, ASU...................83.2

STRIKEOUTSLeake, ASU.........................162Spence, ASU ......................125Way, WSU ..........................124Cole, UCLA .........................104Boxberger, USC....................99Lambson, ASU......................99

Arnold, WSU ...........................8Way, WSU ..............................8Storen, STAN ..........................7Blair, ASU ...............................7Six other tied at ......................6

SAVESStoffel, ARIZ ......................... 11Johnson, WSU......................10Rhoderick, OSU......................9Brooks, UCLA .........................8Pearl, WASH ..........................8Gagnier, ORE .........................7Storen, STAN ..........................7Lambson, ASU........................5Johnson, CAL .......................4Two other tied at ....................4

Guilmet, ARIZ .......................93Bauer, UCLA .........................92Stock, USC ...........................86Stavert, ORE ........................82

APPEARANCESBurns, ARIZ ..........................40Stoffel, ARIZ .........................39Lambson, ASU......................32Brown, WASH .......................31Kittredge, WASH ..................29Fleckenstein, ORE................28Storen, STAN ........................28Bugary, CAL ........................28Johnson, WSU......................28Brooks, UCLA .......................27

INDIVIDUAL PITCHING

Michael Brady Blake SmithMichael Bugary Matt Flemer


Opponent Cal W-LAir Force ...................................0-1Arizona ...............................65-94Arizona State ......................54-97Arkansas .................................2-2Azusa Pacific ............................2-0Baylor .......................................1-0Boston College .........................4-0Bowling Green ..........................1-0Bradley .....................................2-0Brigham Young .......................11-8Cal Poly ................................34-7Cal Poly Pomona ......................7-8Cal State Bakersfield ....First MeetingCal State Fullerton ................16-10Cal State Hayward..................34-7Cal State Los Angeles ..............2-1Cal State Northridge ................2-1Carleton ....................................1-0Centenary .................................1-0Central Michigan .....................1-0Chapman College ....................3-1Chico State .............................22-4Clemson ...................................3-1College of the Redlands ...........1-0Colorado State..........................1-0Columbia ..................................1-0Connecticut...............................1-0Cornell ......................................5-0Dartmouth .................................1-2Delaware ..................................1-0Denver ......................................2-0Detroit .......................................2-0Florida.......................................1-1Florida State .............................0-1Fordham ...................................0-1Fresno State .......................62-57George Mason ..........................1-0Georgetown ..............................2-0Georgia Tech ............................2-0Gonzaga ...................................3-3Harvard .....................................2-1Hawaii .............................. 22-25-1Hawaii Hilo................................4-1Hawaii Pacific ...........................2-0Houston ...................................1-2Humboldt State .......................11-3Idaho State ...............................5-1Indiana State ............................1-0Iowa State.................................2-0Kansas State ............................3-0Kent State .................................1-0Long Beach State ................33-27Louisville ...................................0-1Loyola Marymount ................14-11Luther .......................................2-0Maine ........................................2-1Miami (Fla) ...............................1-7Michigan ...................................3-6Michigan State ..........................3-1Minnesota .................................6-1Missouri ....................................2-1Nebraska ..................................4-2Nevada-Las Vegas .................8-13Nevada ................................17-14New Mexico ..............................2-0North Carolina ..........................3-3Northern Colorado ....................1-0

RECORDS VERSUS OPPONENTSNorthern Iowa ...........................1-0Northwestern ............................2-0Notre Dame ..............................2-3Occidental.................................1-0Ohio State.................................5-5Oklahoma .................................1-3Oklahoma State ........................0-1Oral Roberts .............................5-4Oregon .................................16-14Oregon State .......................32-28Pacific .................................57-22 Pacific Lutheran ........................2-0Pepperdine ...........................17-22Pennsylvania ............................2-0Penn State ................................3-0Pittsburgh .................................1-1Portland ....................................4-0Portland State ...........................1-1Princeton ..................................0-2Puget Sound .............................0-2Rhode Island ............................2-1Rice ........................ First MeetingRutgers .....................................2-0Sacramento State ..............42-13St. John’s ..................................2-0Saint Mary’s ......................119-58San Diego .................................2-3San Diego State .......................3-4San Francisco .................. 111-38San Francisco State ...............64-7San Jose State .....................80-39Santa Clara ........................160-93Seattle ......................................1-0Sonoma State ...........................7-1Southern Utah ....... First MeetingSouthwest Texas State .............0-1Springfield.................................0-1Stanford ...................... 220-243-1Stanislaus State......................15-4Syracuse...................................1-0Tennessee ................................1-2Texas ........................................4-5Texas A&M................................2-2Texas-Pan American.................1-0Tulane .......................................4-0UC Davis ..............................67-11UC Irvine...............................12-15UCLA ...............................170-162UC Riverside ............................3-4UC Santa Barbara ................45-15USC .................................137-225Utah ..........................................1-0Utah State.................................1-0Utah Valley .......................... 1-0-1Valdosta State ..........................1-0Vanderbilt ..................................1-0Virginia Commonwealth ............0-2Washington .........................27-27Washington State ...............39-28Western Michigan .....................5-0Western Oregon State ..............0-1Westmont .................................1-2Wichita State ............................2-2Williams College .......................1-0Wisconsin .................................1-0Wyoming ...................................1-0Yale ...........................................3-0Bold indicates 2010 opponents

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California History


CALIFORNIA ALL-TIME RECORDS

TEAM BATTING - SEASONHighest Batting Average .............................................. .321 (1991)Most At Bats ...............................................................2355 (1980)Most Runs Scored .........................................................520 (1991)Most Hits ........................................................................732 (1991)Most RBI ........................................................................460 (1991)Most Doubles.................................................................141 (1984)Most Triples .....................................................................39 (1957)Most Home Runs .............................................................86 (1999)Most Total Bases ......................................................... 1148 (1991)Most Stolen Bases.........................................................204 (1984)Most Strikeouts ..............................................................434 (1998)Most Bases on Balls ......................................................384 (1984)Most Hit By Pitches .........................................................85 (2003)Most Sacrifice Bunts ........................................................60 (2006)Most Sacrifice Flies .........................................................35 (1986)

TEAM BATTING - GAMEMost Runs ........................................ 29 at Arizona State (4-26-86)Most Runs, Both Teams .............42, Santa Clara (30) vs. Cal (12), (4-28-56)Most RBI ........................................... 26 at Arizona State (4-26-86)Most Doubles..............................8 vs. San Francisco State (1951)Most Triples ................................4 vs. San Francisco State (1965)Most Home Runs ................................ 8 at Arizona State (4-26-86)Most Home Runs in a inning ...................4 at Santa Clara (2-2-00)Most Total Bases .............................. 64 at Arizona State (4-26-86)Most Stolen Bases...................................14 vs. UC Davis (4-8-86)Most Bases On Balls .....................19 vs. San Francisco (4-18-77)Most Innings Played .............................. 18 vs. Santa Clara (1943)

TEAM PITCHING - SEASONMost Games ....................................................68 (1980 and 1984)Most Wins ........................................................................44 (1980)Most Losses ....................................................................43 (1990)Most Saves ......................................................................19 (1987)Most Shutouts..................................................................12 (1966)Most Strikeouts ..............................................................435 (2008)Most Bases on Balls ......................................................378 (1985)Most Runs Allowed, Game ................30 vs. Santa Clara (4-28-56)Lowest ERA ..................................................................1.83 (1966)

TEAM FIELDING - SEASONMost Total Chances .....................................................2827 (1980)Most Putouts................................................................1839 (1980)

Most Assists...................................................................867 (1985)Most Errors ....................................................................158 (1983)Most Double Plays...........................................................89 (1980)Game ....................................................... 6 vs. Missouri (5-24-80)Highest Fielding Percentage ........................................ .975 (1947)

INDIVIDUAL BATTING - CAREERMost Games ........................ 244 by Lance Blankenship (1983-86)Highest Batting Average ............... .381 by Mike Epstein (1963-64)Most At Bats ........................ 903 by Lance Blankenship (1983-86)Most Runs ........................... 230 by Lance Blankenship (1983-86)Most Hits .............................................291 by Jon Zuber (1989-92)Most RBI ......................................... 191 by Xavier Nady (1998-00)Most Game Winning RBI ....... 18 by Lance Blankenship (1983-86)Most Doubles........................................61 by Jon Zuber (1989-92)Most Triples .......................................... 15 by Matt Luke (1990-92)Most Home Runs .............................. 57 by Xavier Nady (1998-00)Most Stolen Bases............... 187 by Lance Blankenship (1983-86)Most Strikeouts ............................... 186 by Clint Hoover (1998-01)Most Walks .......................... 180 by Lance Blankenship (1983-86)Most Total Bases ............................ 479 by Xavier Nady (1998-00)Highest Slugging Pct. .................... .729 by Xavier Nady (1998-00)

INDIVIDUAL BATTING - SEASONMost Games ........................................... 68 by Rod Booker (1980)Most At Bats ................................... 274 by Dan Cholowsky (1991)Highest Batting Average (100 AB) ...... .432 by Mike Wolger (1995)Most Runs ........................................ 71 by Chris Clapinski (1991)Most Hits ................................................. 105 by Matt Luke (1991)Most RBI ................................................... 79 by Troy Penix (1992)Most Game Winning RBI ........................12 by Rich Aldrete (1987)Most Doubles..........................................28 by Xavier Nady (1998)Most Triples .......................................8 by Gary Hernandez (1971)Most Home Runs ....................................23 by Xavier Nady (1999)Most Strikeouts ........................................ 66 by Troy Penix (1992)Most Walks ........................................ 57 by Chris Clapinski (1992)Most Stolen Bases..................................58 by Rich Harger (1985)Most Total Bases ...................... 173 by Xavier Nady (1998, 1999)Highest Slugging Pct. (100 AB) ............776 by Xavier Nady (1998)

INDIVIDUAL BATTING - GAMEMost At Bats ............................... 9 by Brad Brian vs. UCLA (1974)Most Runs 6 by two - Lance Blankenship at Arizona State (4-26-86) and Kevin Maas at Arizona State (4-26-86)

The 1957 National Champion California Golden Bears, coached by George Wolfman (back row, far right), defeated Penn State 1-0 in the NCAA championship game.


Most Hits .............. 6 by four - Cliff McClain vs. Saint Mary’s (1948) Mike Hodgins vs. UCLA (1974) Frank Mattox vs. USC (3-13-82) and by Lance Blankenship at Arizona State (4-26-86)Most RBI .................8 by Dan McInerny vs. Saint Mary’s (3-13-79) by Brian Horwitz vs. Texas-Pan American (2-14-03)Most Doubles .............. 4 by Mike Tonis at Oregon State (4-18-99)Most Triples ....2 by 11 - last by Brett Jackson vs. Utah Valley (2-23-08)Most Home Runs 3 by three-Kevin Maas vs. Arizona State (4-26-86) Matt Luke vs. George Mason (5-23-92) Jon Zuber vs. George Mason (5-23-92)Most Grand Slams ..2 by Dan McInerny vs. Saint Mary’s (3-13-79)Most Stolen Bases................................... 5 by five - Bob Puccinelli vs. Santa Clara (4-28-56) Brian Guinn vs. Brigham Young (3-25-83) Rich Harger at Santa Clara (2-20-84) Rich Harger at Saint Mary’s (2-9-85) Ivan Lewis vs. Arizona State (3-12-95)Most Strikeouts .........4 by five - last by Mike Baer at USC (3-1-86)Most Bases on Balls ........... 5 by Tom Colburn vs. UCLA (4-24-77)Most Total Bases .................................... 15 by Lance Blankenship at Arizona State (4-26-86)

INDIVIDUAL PITCHING - CAREERMost Games ....................................116 by Jon Cuccias (1997-00)Most Games Finished......................77 by Mitch Hawley (1978-81)Most Wins ..........................................31 by Doug Weiss (1955-57)Most Saves ......................................21 by Mitch Hawley (1978-81)Most Innings Pitched .................... 374.7 by Bryan Price (1981-84)Most Strikeouts ......................284 by Trevor Hutchinson (1999-02)Lowest ERA .........................................1.51 by Bill Frost (1965-66)

INDIVIDUAL PITCHING - SEASONMost Games ..........................................41 by Alex Franklin (1994)Most Games Finished...........................28 by Mitch Hawley (1981)Most Complete Games .................... 12 by two Doug Weiss (1957) and Ted Settle (1960)Most Shutouts................................................ 4 by Bill Frost (1966)Most Wins ...............................................14 by Doug Weiss (1957)Most Saves ..........................................10 by Jesse Ingram (2004)Most Batters Faced ..............................506 by Doug Weiss (1957)Most Innings Pitched .........................149.0 by Doug Weiss (1957)Most Strikeouts .......................................... 169 by Bill Frost (1966)Lowest ERA .....................................0.46 by Bob Bandettini (1958)Most Strikeouts, Game ......................................19 by Larry Colton at UC Santa Barbara (4-10-63)

INDIVIDUAL FIELDING - CAREERMost Putouts.....................................1299 by Jon Zuber (1989-92)Most Assists.............................. 617 by Jeff Dragicevich (2001-04)Most Errors ........................................78 by Brian Guinn (1980-83)

INDIVIDUAL FIELDING - SEASONMost Putouts..........................................582 by Jim Eppard (1982)Most Assists.......................................... 267 by Rod Booker (1980)Most Errors ..................................................34 by Jeff Kent (1987)

INDIVIDUAL FIELDING - GAMEMost Putouts..... 20 by Bob Rebuschatis vs. San Francisco (1968) and by Kevin Maas at Sacramento State (4-2-86)Most Assists.........13 by Dennis Dalton vs. Fresno State (2-24-68)Most Errors ........4 by Gene Ransom vs. San Francisco (4-14-76), Brian Guinn at Arizona (4-30-82)

NO-HITTERS BY GOLDEN BEARSDate Pitcher Opponent Score3-14-08 ... Robert Jordan ...........Loyola Marymount .............9-14-14-17 ... Hal Dimock ................Stanford .............................4-03-10-65 ... Andy Messersmith and Bill Frost .............UC Davis ...........................8-03-15-66 ... Bill Frost ....................Pacific ................................3-02-11-78 .... Brian Duffy and Steve Kaia..........Hayward State .................12-0

The 1980 Bears, coached by Bob Milano, concluded the season with a school record 44 wins, a share of the conference title and a third place College World Series finish.

Former Cal standout Rod Booker (left) and his son, junior Austin Booker, represent two generations of Golden Bears.


HITS 1. Jon Zuber, 1989-92 ............291 2. Todd Mayo, 1986-89 ...........286 3. Mike Zahn, 1981-84............279 4. Lance Blankenship, 1983-86 .278 5. Josh Satin, 2004-08............246 6. Xavier Nady, 1998-00 .........243 7. Jonathan Petke, 1992-96 ...241 8. Brian Horwitz, 2001-04 .......236 9. Darryl Vice, 1986-89 ...........235 10. Reid Neumann, 1989-92 ....232

RUNS BATTED IN 1. Xavier Nady, 1998-00 .........191 2. Lance Blankenship, 1983-86 .189 3. Troy Penix, 1990-92 ...........179 4. Clint Hoover, 1998-01 .........157 5. Mike Harrison, 1989-91 ......156 6. Josh Satin, 2004-08............153 7. Jon Zuber, 1989-92 ............148 8. Greg Zunino, 1978-81 ........141 9. Mike Tonis, 1998-00 ...........140 10. Tom Colburn, 1977-80 ........139 tie Mike Zahn, 1981-84............139

GWRBI(Since 1978 - No LongerKept as an Official Stat)

1. Lance Blankenship, 1983-86 18 2. Jeff Weiss, 1983-86 ..............15 3. Rich Aldrete, 1984-87 ...........14 4. Greg Zunino, 1978-81 ..........13 4. Mike Zahn, 1981-84..............13 6. Tom Colburn, 1977-80 ..........12 tie Bruce Johnson, 1979-82 ......12 tie Dave Hengel, 1981-83..........12 9. Kelly Wood, 1979-80 ............11 tie Jerry Goff, 1984-86 ...............11

DOUBLES 1. Jon Zuber, 1989-92 ..............61 2. Mike Zahn, 1981-84..............55 3. Xavier Nady, 1998-00 ...........53 4. Lance Blankenship, 1983-86 51 5. Greg Zunino, 1978-81 ..........50 6. Reid Neumann, 1989-92 ......49 7. Allen Craig, 2003-06 .............48 8. Chris Clapinski, 1990-92 ......46 9. Mike Tonis, 1998-00 .............44 tie Clint Hoover, 1998-01 ...........44

BASEBALL ALL-TIME LEADERS

TRIPLES 1. Matt Luke, 1990-92...............15 2. Gary Hernandez, 1971-72 ....14 3. Todd Mayo, 1986-89 .............12 4. Warren Lavorel, 1955-57 ......11 tie Brett Jackson, 2007-09.........11 6. Roger Gregg, 1957-59..........10 tie Dennis Barfield, 1975-76, 78 10 tie Lance Blankenship, 1983-86 10 tie Dan Cholowsky, 1989-91 ......10 10. Don Walker, 1953-55 ..............9 tie Frank Mattox, 1981-84 ...........9 tie Darryl Vice, 1986-89 ...............9

HOME RUNS 1. Xavier Nady, 1998-00 ...........57 2. Troy Penix, 1990-92 .............50 3. Mike Harrison, 1989-91 ........40 tie Mike Tonis, 1998-00 .............40 5. Clint Hoover, 1998-01 ...........39 6. Lance Blankenship, 1983-86 ..32 7. David Cooper, 2007-08.........31 8. Conor Jackson, 2001-03 ......30 9. Jerry Goff, 1984-86 ...............29 tie Josh Satin, 2004-08..............29

TOTAL BASES 1. Xavier Nady, 1998-00 .........479 2. Lance Blankenship, 1983-86 .445 3. Troy Penix, 1990-92 ...........424 4. Jon Zuber, 1989-92 ............422 5. Josh Satin, 2004-08............381 6. Mike Zahn, 1981-84............370 7. Clint Hoover, 1998-01 .........368 8. Mike Harrison, 1989-91 ......367 tie Mike Tonis, 1998-2000 .......367 10. Allen Craig, 2003-06 ...........362

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE

1. Xavier Nady, 1998-00 .........729 2. David Cooper, 2007-08.......656 3. Kevin Maas, 1984-86..........636

4. Troy Penix, 1990-92 ...........614 5. Mike Tonis, 1998-00 ...........611 6. Mike Epstein, 1963-64 ........592 7. Conor Jackson, 2001-03 ....573 8. Mike Harrison, 1989-91 ......565 9. Brennan Boesch, 2004-06 ..560 10. Matt Luke, 1990-92.............548

STOLEN BASES 1. Lance Blankenship, 1983-86 .187 2. Rich Harger, 1983-86 .........144 3. Ivan Lewis, 1994-97 ...........115 4. Todd Mayo, 1986-89 ...........100 5. Frank Mattox, 1981-84 .........98 6. Darryl Vice, 1986-89 .............89 7. Mike Zahn, 1981-84..............88 8. Dan Cey, 1994-96 .................76 9. Don Driscoll, 1978-80 ...........62 tie Eddie Comeaux, 1992-94 .....62

STRIKEOUTS 1. Clint Hoover, 1998-01 .........186 2. Troy Penix, 1990-92 ...........180 3. Blake Smith, 2007-09 .........162 4. Mike Harrison, 1989-91 ......159 5. Jeff Dragicevich, 2001-04 ...158 6. Jerry Goff, 1984-86 .............146 7. Lance Blankenship, 1983-86 ..145 8. Justin Nelson, 2002-04 .......136 9. Mike Tonis, 1998-00 ...........133 10. Tom Colburn, 1978-80 ........131

WALKS 1. Lance Blankenship, 1983-86 .180 2. Tom Colburn, 1977-80 ........164 3. Todd Mayo, 1986-89 ...........150 4. Jon Zuber, 1989-92 ............137 5. Chris Clapinski, 1990-92 ....133 6. Rich Harger, 1983-86 .........129 7. Reid Neumann, 1989-92 ....126 8. Mike Zahn, 1981-84............119 tie Josh Satin, 2004-08............119 10. Greg Zunino, 1978-81 ........116

ALL-TIME CAREER

LEADERSGAMES

1. Lance Blankenship, 1983-86 ..244 2. Mike Zahn, 1981-84............233 3. Tom Colburn, 1977-80 ........229 4. Todd Mayo, 1986-89 ...........221 tie Jonathan Petke, 1992-96 ...221 6. Jeff Dragicevich, 2001-04 ...220 7. Reid Neumann, 1989-92 ....219 8. Josh Satin, 2004-08............214 9. Jon Zuber, 1989-92 ............213 10. Greg Zunino, 1978-81 ........209

AT BATS 1. Lance Blankenship, 1983-86 ..903 2. Mike Zahn, 1981-84............853 3. Todd Mayo, 1986-89 ...........849 4. Jon Zuber, 1989-92 ............800 5. Josh Satin, 2004-08............789 6. Brian Horwitz, 2001-04 .......782 7. Jonathan Petke, 1992-96 ...774 8. Clint Hoover, 1998-01 .........755 9. Allen Craig, 2003-06 ...........751 10. Darryl Vice, 1986-89 ...........740

RUNS 1. Lance Blankenship, 1983-86 .230 2. Todd Mayo, 1986-89 ...........204 3. Jon Zuber, 1989-92 ............187 4. Xavier Nady, 1998-00 .........174 5. Chris Clapinski, 1990-92 ....170 6. Dan Cholowsky, 1989-91 ....155 7. Reid Neumann, 1989-92 ....153 tie Jonathan Petke, 1992-96 ...153 9. Greg Zunino, 1978-81 ........151 10. Darryl Vice, 1986-89 ...........150

Troy Penix (1990-92), the 1992 Pac-10 Co-Player of the Year, helped lead the Bears to the ’92 College World Series with 22 home runs and a school-record 79 RBI.

Lance Blankenship (1983-86) is Cal’s all-time career leader in games (244), at bats (903), runs (230), walks (180) and stolen bases (187).


HITS 1. Matt Luke, 1991 ..................105 2. Jim Eppard, 1981 .................97 3. Jeff Ronk, 1981 ....................95 4. Matt Luke, 1992 ....................94 5. Dan Cholowsky, 1991 ...........93 6. Frank Mattox, 1984...............92 7. Jon Zuber, 1991....................91 8. Xavier Nady, 1998 ................90 9. Mike Zahn, 1984 ...................89 tie Troy Penix, 1992 ..................89

RUNS BATTED IN 1. Troy Penix, 1992 ..................79 2. Lance Blankenship, 1985 .....70 tie Xavier Nady, 1998 ................70 4. Kevin Maas, 1986 .................66 5. Troy Penix, 1991 ..................65 6. Mike Harrison, 1990 .............63 7. Xavier Nady, 1999 ................62 8. Conor Jackson, 2002............61 9. Jim Eppard, 1981 .................60 tie Mike Tonis, 1999 ...................60

BATTING AVERAGE(Min. 200 AB)

1. Mike Epstein, 1963-64 ........381 2. Cliff McClain, 1943, 47-48 ..379 3. Jeff Ronk, 1980-81 .............377 4. Xavier Nady, 1998-00 .........370 tie David Cooper, 2007-08.......370 6. Matt Luke, 1990-92.............365 7. Tom Keough, 1951-53 ........364 tie Jon Zuber, 1989-92 ............364 9. Kevin Scarpelli, 1960-61.....361 10. Steve Derian, 1973-74........358 tie Brian Oliver, 1996-98 ..........358

WINS 1. Doug Weiss, 1955-57 ...........31 2. Mike Koll, 1939-41 ................26 3. Bryan Price, 1981-84 ............25 4. Travis Willis, 1987-89 ...........24 5. David Cash, 1999-01 ............23 6. Joe Gaggero, 1952-55..........21 tie Ted Settle, 1958-60 ..............21 8. Virgil Butler, 1946-47 ............20 tie Mitch Hawley, 1978-81 .........20 tie Trevor Hutchinson, 1999-02 ..20

INNINGS PITCHED 1. Bryan Price, 1981-84 .......374.7 2. Trevor Hutchinson, 1999-02 ..370.7 3. Doug Weiss, 1955-57 ......344.7 4. Jon Shirley, 1997-2000 ....327.3 5. Joe Gaggero, 1952-55.....325.0 6. Keith Evans, 1994-96 ......320.3 7. Brian Duffy, 1977-80 ........310.3 8. Travis Willis, 1987-89 ......310.0 9. Mike Mathews, 1986-89 ..293.0 10. Jim Vorhis, 1995-98 .........280.7

GAMES 1. Jon Cuccias, 1997-00 .........116 2. Alex Franklin, 1993-95........109 3. Matt Toomey, 1991-94 ........104 4. Mitch Hawley, 1978-81 .......101 5. Chad Konishi, 1990-93 .......100 6. Matt Brown, 2001-04 ............94 7. Andy Wortham, 1983-86 .......89 8. Matt Gorgen, 2006-08 ..........88 9. Jesse Ingram, 2002-04 .........85 10. Travis Talbott, 2002-05 .........84

STRIKEOUTS 1. Trevor Hutchinson, 1999-02 ..284 2. Doug Weiss, 1955-57 .........275 3. Tyson Ross, 2006-08..........271 4. Jon Shirley, 1997-00 ...........266 5. Bryan Price, 1981-84 ..........235 6. Bill Frost, 1955-56 ..............229 7. Joe Gaggero, 1952-55........221 8. Rich Nye, 1964-66 ..............220 9. Matt Brown, 2001-04 ..........211 10. Bill Oakley, 1960-62 ............199

EARNED RUN AVERAGE(Min. 100 IP)

1. Bill Frost, 1965-66 .............1.51 2. Mike Baldwin, 1969 ...........1.90 3. Andy Messersmith, 1965-66 .............................2.00 4. John Rebelo, 1961-62 .......2.06 5. Rich Nye, 1964-66 .............2.08 6. Bill Oakley, 1960-62 ...........2.09 7. Bill Harrison, 1963-64 ........2.29 8. Tom McAlone, 1967-69......2.39 9. Ray Evans, 1963-65 ..........2.41 10. Mike Jauregui, 1961-63 .....2.42

SAVES 1. Mitch Hawley, 1978-81 .........21 2. Matt Gorgen, 2006-08 ..........20 3. Jesse Ingram, 2002-04 .........19 4. Bobby Kahlon, 1993-94 ........18 5. Matt Brown, 2001-04 ............16 6. Drew Fischer, 1994-97 .........15 7. Joe Buckley, 1986-89 ...........14 8. Jon Zuber, 1989-92 ..............13 9. Andy Wortham, 1983-86 .......11 10. Travis Talbott, 2002-05 .........10

W-L PCT.(Min. 12 dec.)

1. Charlie Becker, 1956-57 .......................... .846 ...... (11-2) 2. Travis Talbott, 2002-05 .......................... .833 ...... (10-2) 3. John Rebelo, 1961-62 .......................... .810 ...... (17-4) 4. Kim Elliot, 1957-59 .......................... .786 ..... (11-3) 5. David Cash, 1999-01 .......................... .767 ...... (23-7) 6. Gene Stang, 1956-57 .......................... .765 ..... (13-4) 7. Bill Frost, 1965-66 .......................... .762 ...... (16-5) 8. Ted Falk, 1958-60 .......................... .750 ....... (9-3) tie Jerry Montgomery, 1959-60 .......................... .750 ........ (9-3) 10. Fred Corral, 1987-88 .......................... .722 ..... (13-5)

ALL-TIME SINGLE SEASON

BESTSGAMES

1. Rod Booker, 1980 .................68 2. Greg Zunino, 1980................67 tie Lance Blankenship, 1984 .....67 tie Mike Zahn, 1984 ...................67 5. Lyle Brackenridge, 1980 .......66 tie Dan McInerney, 1980 ...........66 tie Frank Mattox, 1984...............66 tie Lance Blankenship, 1985 .....66 9. Rich Harger, 1985.................64 tie Mickey Speck, 1985 .............64 tie Darren Lewis, 1988 ..............64 tie Todd Mayo, 1988 ..................64 tie Dan Cholowsky, 1991 ...........64

Trevor Hutchinson is the Golden Bears’ career strikeout leader, registering 284 strikeouts from 1999 through 2002.

AT BATS 1 Dan Cholowsky, 1991 .........274 2. Darryl Vice, 1988 ................270 3. Frank Mattox, 1984.............269 4. Matt Luke, 1991 ..................267 5. Mike Zahn, 1984 .................265 6. Lyle Brackenridge, 1980 .....261 7. Rod Booker, 1980 ...............257 tie Jim Eppard, 1981 ...............257 tie Matt Luke, 1992 ..................257 10. Jeff Weiss, 1985 .................254

RUNS 1. Chris Clapinski, 1991............71 2. Dan Cholowsky, 1991 ...........68 3. Lance Blankenship, 1984 .....66 tie Rich Harger, 1985.................66 tie Lance Blankenship, 1986 .....66 tie Todd Mayo, 1987 ..................66 7. Xavier Nady, 1998 ................65 8. Chris Clapinski, 1992............62 9. Jon Zuber, 1992....................61 10. Lyle Brackenridge, 1980 .......60 tie Lance Blankenship, 1985 .....60

GWRBI(Since 1978 - No LongerKept as an Official Stat)

1. Rich Aldrete, 1987 ................12 2. Lance Blankenship, 1985 .......9 tie John Kuehl, 1988....................9 4. Jeff Weiss, 1985 .....................8 tie Kelly Wood, 1980 ...................8 6. Dave Hengel, 1982 .................7 7. Bruce Johnson, 1981..............6 tie Kevin Maas, 1986 ...................6 9. 11 with ....................................5

DOUBLES 1. Xavier Nady, 1998 ................28 2. Jeff Kent, 1987 .....................25 3. Jon Zuber, 1990....................21 tie Brennan Boesch, 2005 .........21 5. Mike Zahn, 1984 ...................20 tie Reid Neumann, 1991............20 tie Jon Zuber, 1991....................20 tie Mike Tonis, 2000 ...................20 9. Matt Luke, 1992 ....................19 tie Carson White, 2001 ..............19


All-Star and 2000 National League MVP Jeff Kent hit 25 doubles in 1987 and helped Cal to the 1988 College World Series.

Doug Weiss (1955-57) led the Bears to the 1957 NCAA title and is the school record-holder for career wins (31).

TRIPLES 1. Gary Hernandez, 1971 ...........8 2. Kevin Scarpelli, 1961 ..............7 tie Dan Cholowsky, 1990 .............7 tie Matt Luke, 1992 ......................7 5. Warren Lavorel, 1957 .............6 tie Bob Puccinelli, 1957 ...............6 tie Doug Weiss, 1957 ..................6 tie Gary Hernandez, 1972 ...........6 tie Kevin Brown, 1989 .................6 tie Matt Luke, 1991 ......................6 tie Brett Jackson, 2009 ................6

HOME RUNS 1. Xavier Nady, 1999 ................23 2. Troy Penix, 1992 ..................22 3. Mike Harrison, 1990 .............21 4. Xavier Nady, 2000 ................19 tie David Cooper, 2008 ..............19 6. Jerry Goff, 1986 ....................18 tie Kevin Maas, 1986 .................18 tie Dan Cholowsky, 1991 ...........18 tie Josh Satin, 2008 ...................18 10. Troy Penix, 1991 ..................17 tie Mike Tonis, 1999 ...................17

TOTAL BASES 1. Xavier Nady, 1998 ..............173 tie Xavier Nady, 1999 ..............173 3. Troy Penix, 1992 ................168 4. Dan Cholowsky, 1991 .........165 5. Matt Luke, 1992 ..................157 6. Mike Harrison, 1990 ...........154 7. Conor Jackson, 2002..........152 8. Mike Tonis, 1999 .................151 9. David Cooper, 2008 ............150 10. Matt Luke, 1991 ..................147 tie Troy Penix, 1991 ................147

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE

1. Xavier Nady, 1998 ..............776

2. Xavier Nady, 1999 ..............762 3. Josh Satin, 2008 .................723 4. Mike Tonis, 1999 .................716 5. Kevin Maas, 1986 ...............712 6. Conor Jackson, 2002..........691 7. Jerry Goff, 1986 ..................686 8. David Cooper, 2008 ............682 9. Troy Penix, 1992 ................680 10. Conor Jackson, 2003..........675

STOLEN BASES 1. Rich Harger, 1985.................58 2. Lance Blankenship, 1984 .....55 3. Rich Harger, 1984.................49 4. Lance Blankenship, 1985 .....47 5. Lance Blankenship, 1986 .....46 6. Alton Caesar, 1976 ...............44 tie Ivan Lewis, 1996...................44 8. Ivan Lewis, 1995...................43 9. Mike Baer, 1986....................40 10. Lance Blankenship, 1983 .....39

STRIKEOUTS 1. Troy Penix, 1992 ..................66 2. Troy Penix, 1991 ..................63 3. Mike Tonis, 1998 ...................62 4. Brett Jackson, 2009 ..............61 5. Blake Smith, 2009 ................59 6. Mike Harrison, 1990 .............57 7. Mike Harrison, 1991 .............55 8. Jeff Dragicevich, 2001 ..........54 9. Jerry Goff, 1985 ....................53 tie Blake Smith, 2008 ................53

WALKS 1. Chris Clapinski, 1992............57 2. Lance Blankenship, 1985 .....56 3. Tom Colburn, 1977 ...............54 4. Lance Blankenship, 1984 .....53 5. Rich Harger, 1985.................51 tie Mickey Speck, 1985 .............51 7. Todd Mayo, 1987 ..................50 8. Jeff Ronk, 1981 ....................49 tie Rich Harger, 1984.................49 tie Conor Jackson, 2003............49

BATTING AVERAGE 1. Mike Wolger, 1995 ..............432 2. Xavier Nady, 1998 ..............404 3. Tom Keough, 1952 .............400 4. Jim Corcoran, 1970 ............399 5. Kevin Scarpelli, 1961 ..........397 6. Tom Keough, 1953 .............396 7. Matt Luke, 1991 ..................393 8. Jeff Ronk, 1981 ..................389 9. Conor Jackson, 2003..........388 10. Gary Hernandez, 1971 .......387

GAMES 1. Alex Franklin, 1994 ...............41 2. Bobby Kahlon, 1994 .............40 3. Alex Franklin, 1995 ...............36 4. Mitch Hawley, 1981 ..............34 5. Jon Cuccias, 1997 ................33

tie Jon Cuccias, 1998 ................33 7. Alex Franklin, 1993 ...............32 8. Mitch Hawley, 1980 ..............31 tie Joe Buckley, 1988 ................31 tie Matt Toomey, 1991 ...............31 tie Matt Gorgen, 2007................31

COMPLETE GAMES 1. Doug Weiss, 1957 ................12 tie Ted Settle, 1960....................12 3. Al Mathews, 1953 .................10 tie Rich Nye, 1965 .....................10 5. Bill Priest, 1938.......................9 6. Gene Stang, 1956 ..................8 tie Mike Baldwin, 1969 ................8 8. Joe Gaggero, 1954 .................7 tie Rich Nye, 1965 .......................7 tie Tom McAlone, 1969 ................7 tie Ray Del Carlo, 1971 ...............7

WINS 1. Doug Weiss, 1957 ................14 2. Nino Barnise, 1948 ...............12 tie Bill Frost, 1966......................12 tie Bobby Kahlon, 1993 .............12 5. Ted Settle, 1960....................11 6. Virgil Butler, 1946 .................10 tie Virgil Butler, 1947 .................10 tie Larry Kowalishen, 1976 ........10 tie Fred Corral, 1987 .................10 tie David Cash, 2001 .................10

STRIKEOUTS 1. Bill Frost, 1966....................169 2. Tyson Ross, 2007 ...............120 3. Ted Settle, 1960..................114 4. Mike Baldwin, 1969 ............112 5. Doug Weiss, 1957 ..............107 6. Dave Dowling, 1963 ...........103 7. Nino Barnise, 1948 .............102 8. Bill Kirkpatrick, 1968 ...........101 9. Nate Brown, 1993 .................99 10. Andy Messersmith, 1966 ......98

EARNED RUN AVERAGE

(Min 1 IP per team game) 1. Bob Bandettini, 1958 .........0.46 2. Charlie Dexter, 1958 ..........1.01 3. Bill Frost, 1966...................1.12 4. Dave Draheim, 1958..........1.39 5. Doug Weiss, 1957 .............1.51 6. Tom McAlone, 1968 ...........1.52 7. Bill Oakley, 1962 ................1.63 tie Andy Messersmith, 1965 ...1.63 9. Rich Nye, 1966 ..................1.68 10. Ray Evans, 1964 ...............1.72

SAVES 1. Jesse Ingram, 2004 ..............10 2. Bobby Kahlon, 1993 ...............9 tie Bobby Kahlon, 1994 ...............9 tie Drew Fischer, 1995.................9 tie Travis Talbott, 2005 ................9 tie Matt Gorgen, 2007..................9 tie Matt Gorgen, 2008..................9 8. Mitch Hawley, 1980 ................8 tie Mitch Hawley, 1981 ................8 tie Joe Buckley, 1989 ..................8 tie Matt Brown, 2001 ...................8 tie Jesse Ingram, 2003 ................8

WINNING PCT.(Min 8 decisions)

1. Fred Corral, 1987 .........................1.000 ..... (10-0) 2. John Rebelo, 1961 .........................1.000 ....... (9-0) 3. Bobby Kahlon, 1993 .......................... .923 ...... (12-1) 4. Virgil Butler, 1947 .......................... .909 ...... (10-1) 5. Doak Moore, 1972 .......................... .875 ........ (7-1) tie Glenn Newton, 1980 .......................... .875 ........ (7-1) 7. Gene Stang, 1956 .......................... .800 ........ (8-2) tie Andy Messersmith, 1965 .......................... .800 ........ (8-2) tie Bill Frost, 1966 .......................... .800 ...... (12-3) 10. Ted Settle, 1960 .......................... .786 ...... (11-3)

INNINGS PITCHED 1. Doug Weiss, 1957 ...........149.0 2. Ted Settle, 1960...............132.2 3. Bill Frost, 1966.................128.1 4. Glenn Prater, 1980 ..........123.1 5. Chuck Hensley, 1980 .......118.0 tie Brad Brown, 1991 ............118.0 7. Travis Willis, 1988 ...........117.1 8. Trevor Hutchinson, 2002 ..117.0 9. Tyson Ross, 2007 ............115.2 10. Andy Messersmith, 1966 ..115.0


YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS

Cal’s 1988 and 1992 teams both qualified for the College World Series under head coach Bob Milano, who will be inducted into the ABCA Hall of Fame in January, 2010.

1953 Clint Evans 22 15 0 .595 8-8 3rd1954 Clint Evans 19 11 0 .633 7-9 T-3rd1955 George Wolfman 17 16 0 .515 7-9 4th1956 George Wolfman 25 9 0 .735 9-7 2nd1957 George Wolfman 35 10 0 .778 12-4 T-1st1958 George Wolfman 19 12 0 .613 9-7 2nd1959 George Wolfman 22 13 0 .629 9-7 T-2nd1960 George Wolfman 30 14 0 .682 12-4 T-1st1961 George Wolfman 29 10 0 .744 11-5 2nd1962 George Wolfman 24 20 0 .545 7-9 3rd1963 George Wolfman 19 21 0 .475 4-12 5th1964 Goerge Wolfman 25 17 0 .595 5-15 5th1965 George Wolfman 29 14 0 .674 12-8 T-1st1966 George Wolfman 32 14 0 .696 11-9 T-2nd1967 George Wolfman 17 27 0 .386 3-13 7th1968 George Wolfman 24 24 0 .500 7-12 6th1969 George Wolfman 31 19 0 .620 12-9 4th1970 George Wolfman 28 19 0 .596 9-8 4th1971 George Wolfman 24 24 0 .500 5-12 7th1972 George Wolfman 33 21 0 .611 9-9 T-2nd1973 George Wolfman 21 31 0 .404 6-12 4th1974 Jackie Jensen 25 24 0 .510 8-10 3rd1975 Jackie Jensen 22 24 0 .478 7-9 4th1976 Jackie Jensen 33 20 0 .623 9-14 4th1977 Jackie Jensen 29 27 0 .518 5-13 T-3rd1978 Bob Milano 35 27 0 .565 6-12 T-3rd1979 Bob Milano 31 25 1 .554 16-14 3rd1980 Bob Milano 44 23 1 .657 17-13 T-1st1981 Bob Milano 31 31 1 .500 12-18 5th

1982 Bob Milano 29 32 0 .475 9-17 5th1983 Bob Milano 23 37 0 .383 9-20 6th1984 Bob Milano 39 28 1 .582 12-18 4th1985 Bob Milano 42 24 0 .636 17-13 T-2nd1986 Bob Milano 32 25 0 .561 10-20 6th1987 Bob Milano 36 25 0 .590 12-18 T-5th1988 Bob Milano 40 25 0 .615 16-14 T-3rd1989 Bob Milano 35 24 0 .593 10-20 T-5th1990 Bob Milano 18 43 0 .295 3-27 6th1991 Bob Milano 37 27 0 .580 14-16 3rd1992 Bob Milano 35 28 0 .556 14-16 T-3rd1993 Bob Milano 27 30 0 .474 13-17 5th1994 Bob Milano 25 35 0 .417 12-18 4th1995 Bob Milano 32 25 0 .561 18-12 3rd

CONF.YR HEAD COACH W L T PCT. REC. FIN1892 - 0 2 0 .000 - -1893 - 0 3 0 .000 - -1894 - 0 2 0 .000 - -1895 - 0 2 0 .000 - -1896 - 0 2 0 .000 - -1897 Cohen 2 1 0 .667 - -1898 Cochran, Smith 1 2 0 .333 - -1899 Joseph Corbett 2 0 0 1.000 - -1900 George Van Haltern 2 1 0 .667 - -1901 - 2 1 0 .667 - -1902 - 2 0 0 1.000 - -1903 - 2 0 0 1.000 - -1904 - 2 1 0 .667 - -1905 - 2 0 0 1.000 - -1906 - 1 1 0 .500 - -1907 Bob McCarthey 1 2 0 .333 - -1908 Bob McCarthey 9 9 0 .500 - -1909 W.Z. Zeb Smith 2 1 0 .667 - -1910 W.Z. Zeb Smith 1 2 0 .333 - -1911 Jimmie Schaeffer 7 3 1 .682 - -1912 Jimmie Schaeffer 16 10 0 .615 - -1913 Jimmie Schaeffer 0 2 0 .000 - -1914 Jimmie Schaeffer 4 2 1 .643 - -1915 Jimmie Schaeffer 12 4 0 .750 - -1916 Carl Zamloch 11 11 2 .500 - -1917 Carl Zamloch 12 8 1 .595 - -1918 Clair Goodwin 4 1 0 .800 - -1919 Carl Zamloch 7 5 0 .583 - -1920 Carl Zamloch 22 10 1 .682 - -1921 Carl Zamloch 10 8 1 .553 - -1922 Carl Zamloch 12 6 1 .658 - -1923 Carl Zamloch 12 7 1 .625 - -1924 Carl Zamloch 13 11 0 .542 - -1925 Carl Zamloch 11 2 0 .846 - -1926 Carl Zamloch 8 6 0 .571 - -1927 Carl Zamloch 4 8 0 .333 4-8 5th1928 Carl Zamloch 8 4 0 .667 8-4 2nd1929 Carl Zamloch 16 7 0 .696 11-3 1st1930 Clint Evans 12 3 0 .800 12-3 2nd1931 Clint Evans 15 7 0 .682 13-5 3rd1932 Clint Evans 16 6 0 .727 12-6 2nd1933 Clint Evans 19 9 0 .679 9-2 1st1934 Clint Evans 25 6 0 .806 14-1 1st1935 Clint Evans 20 9 0 .690 10-5 T1st1936 Clint Evans 18 13 0 .581 6-9 4th1937 Clint Evans 20 7 0 .741 11-4 1st1938 Clint Evans 39 8 0 .830 12-3 1st1939 Clint Evans 24 9 0 .727 9-6 3rd1940 Clint Evans 22 10 0 .688 9-6 3rd1941 Clint Evans 37 11 0 .771 11-4 1st1942 Clint Evans 22 5 0 .815 11-4 2nd1943 Clint Evans 23 9 0 .719 14-1 1st1944 Clint Evans 9 14 0 .391 3-5 3rd1945 Clint Evans 12 9 0 .571 7-1 1st1946 Clint Evans 24 9 0 .727 8-4 2nd1947 Clint Evans 31 10 0 .756 11-4 T-1st1948 Clint Evans 20 14 0 .588 8-3 3rd1949 Clint Evans 31 17 0 .646 5-10 5th1950 Clint Evans 24 13 0 .649 8-6 2nd1951 Clint Evans 22 16 0 .579 6-10 4th1952 Clint Evans 21 16 0 .568 5-11 5th


Clint Evans amassed a 547-256 record (1930-54) and led the Bears to the nation’s first College World Series title in 1947.

1996 Bob Milano 27 29 0 .482 10-20 5th1997 Bob Milano 21 38 0 .356 4-26 6th1998 Bob Milano 22 32 0 .407 5-24 6th1999 Bob Milano 27 31 0 .466 11-13 7th2000 David Esquer 25 28 0 .472 11-13 5th2001 David Esquer 34 25 0 .576 14-10 T-3rd2002 David Esquer 29 27 0 .518 11-13 5th2003 David Esquer 28 27 0 .509 10-14 7th2004 David Esquer 25 31 0 .446 9-15 T-8th2005 David Esquer 34 23 0 .596 13-11 5th2006 David Esquer 26 28 0 .481 9-15 9th2007 David Esquer 29 26 0 .527 12-12 4th2008 David Esquer 33 21 2 .607 12-12 T-4th

2009 David Esquer 24 29 0 .453 9-18 9thTotals 2,335 1,742 15 .572 788-869 .476

Conference Affiliations: CIBA ...........................1927-66, 1976 Pac-8 1967-75, 1977-78 Pac-10 South 1979-98 Pac-10 1999-present

YEARLY TEAM TOTALSBATTING

Year Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SAC HP BB SO1973 .253 1788 261 452 68 24 16 225 - - 178 2851974 .286 1633 272 467 66 15 26 238 - - 247 2411975 .297 1531 261 454 57 11 28 225 - - 227 2281976 .264 1418 294 467 83 12 28 252 57 21 290 3191977 .278 1826 338 508 88 12 22 294 99 18 359 3281978 .272 2058 338 560 86 21 23 285 49 20 317 3001979 .296 1937 397 574 97 13 60 363 48 10 285 3221980 .291 2355 425 685 94 16 35 367 74 22 370 3361981 .319 2178 424 694 121 17 30 385 65 22 326 2611982 .285 1957 341 557 86 12 33 313 56 21 332 2831983 .260 1945 259 505 92 9 24 222 52 18 279 3631984 .307 2296 479 705 141 22 51 405 55 26 384 3081985 .295 2280 499 673 115 19 62 436 75 18 378 3201986 .300 1918 430 576 94 21 67 378 66 21 323 3121987 .293 2030 409 594 110 16 34 364 66 61 364 2931988 .299 2236 434 668 119 20 39 380 74 45 311 3061989 .296 2006 368 593 95 22 37 315 57 45 232 3371990 .300 2196 406 659 109 18 60 360 55 29 253 3921991 .321 2282 520 732 140 18 80 460 66 61 297 3731992 .307 2232 451 686 114 18 70 409 58 41 314 4061993 .261 1908 298 498 79 23 38 253 51 61 241 3761994 .274 1980 297 543 84 12 33 268 73 47 237 2821995 .290 1939 360 563 120 5 35 324 45 41 243 3571996 .295 1889 347 558 107 8 32 313 72 34 238 3161997 .279 2006 313 559 87 5 33 273 53 41 213 3991998 .305 1955 406 596 119 16 73 368 43 48 223 4341999 .273 1995 392 545 99 6 86 361 58 57 270 4262000 .286 1896 355 543 86 7 73 322 47 50 242 3642001 .291 2099 371 611 107 8 51 334 53 49 200 3962002 .289 1970 305 570 97 10 56 282 47 66 212 3362003 .289 1914 328 553 121 8 51 306 54 85 218 3272004 .293 1938 334 567 107 13 56 313 66 56 202 3422005 .291 1964 319 572 110 7 45 292 92 41 200 3522006 .260 1794 254 466 82 6 44 235 73 52 164 2872007 .303 1862 321 564 92 7 39 304 82 38 191 3422008 .302 1935 371 585 88 13 75 341 69 74 238 3992009 .298 1865 354 555 116 18 65 317 52 49 196 397


Above, Bob Milano (left) and George Wolfman are two Cal baseball legends. Milano was an all-league catcher for Wolfman before coaching the Golden Bears from 1978-99 and leading Cal to three World Series. Wolfman was the Bears’ coach from 1955-73, leading Cal to the 1957 College World Series title (left). Milano will join Wolfman as a member of the ABCA Hall of Fame in January, 2010.

PITCHINGYear W-L ERA G CG SHO IP H R ER BB SO1973 31-20 3.09 51 16 5 465.6 403 207 160 198 2981974 28-21 4.17 49 - 3 427.0 428 254 195 275 2591975 22-24 3.98 47 - - 398.0 399 247 176 280 2351976 33-20 2.84 54 12 2 472.2 406 232 149 257 2741977 29-27 4.47 56 11 4 470.2 518 331 234 234 2771978 35-27 4.43 63 10 7 532.1 540 330 262 306 2851979 31-25 5.30 57 6 2 487.2 546 370 287 311 2141980 44-23 3.13 68 13 5 613.0 620 296 213 236 3171981 31-31 5.86 63 5 0 545.5 638 440 355 325 3191982 29-32 5.02 60 8 1 509.0 572 378 284 313 2391983 23-37 4.10 60 5 1 522.1 559 349 237 260 3561984 37-30 4.81 68 11 1 589.6 632 406 315 276 3211985 42-24 4.39 66 14 2 590.6 579 363 288 347 3171986 32-25 4.93 57 7 0 496.1 542 345 272 262 2211987 36-25 5.29 61 4 1 542.2 602 394 319 294 3441988 40-25 4.98 65 9 1 580.1 649 383 321 257 3311989 35-24 3.70 59 12 2 529.2 523 305 218 224 3311990 18-43 7.27 61 3 0 538.0 722 525 435 296 2911991 37-27 6.18 64 10 1 566.1 658 466 389 288 3341992 35-28 5.53 63 7 2 564.2 672 412 347 280 3201993 27-30 5.56 57 2 2 500.0 560 383 309 308 4041994 25-35 5.48 60 0 1 521.0 626 375 317 248 3311995 32-25 5.03 57 6 1 502.1 553 347 281 201 2931996 27-29 4.67 56 4 0 489.2 545 343 254 189 2701997 21-38 6.81 59 1 1 515.2 674 467 390 240 3271998 22-32 6.31 54 4 1 476.2 572 411 334 232 3201999 27-31 5.91 58 8 4 510.0 563 404 335 274 4072000 25-28 5.69 53 1 0 479.2 567 327 303 239 3422001 34-25 4.29 59 2 1 533.0 573 309 254 204 4222002 29-27 5.05 56 3 2 511.1 552 336 287 237 3612003 28-27 5.32 55 0 2 487.2 529 345 288 213 3572004 25-31 4.72 56 1 2 492.0 555 332 258 235 3742005 34-23 4.08 57 2 4 505.1 533 270 229 188 3722006 26-28 3.92 54 3 4 479.1 479 251 209 207 3762007 29-26 4.48 55 1 5 484.2 524 282 241 193 3882008 33-21 4.88 56 0 1 498.0 530 329 270 283 4352009 24-29 5.74 53 2 2 469.0 526 353 299 249 423

CAL COACHING RECORDSName W-L PCTBob Milano (1978-99) .........................................688-644-4 ..................................... .516Clint Evans (1930-54) ............................................547-256 ..................................... .681George Wolfman (1955-73) ...................................484-335 ..................................... .591David Esquer (2000-) ........................................287-265-2 ..................................... .520Carl Zamloch (1916-17, 19-29) .............................146-93-7 ..................................... .608Jackie Jensen (1974-77) .........................................109-95 ..................................... .534Jimmie Schaeffer (1911-15) ....................................39-21-2 ..................................... .645Bob McCarthy (1907-08) ........................................... 10-11 ..................................... .476Clair Goodwin (1918) .....................................................4-1 ..................................... .800W.Z. “Zeb” Smith (1909-10) ...........................................3-3 ..................................... .500Misc. (1892-1906) ......................................................18-18 ..................................... .500Total 115 years ..........................................2,335-1,742-15 ..................................... .572


CAL IN POSTSEASON PLAY

California, coached by Clint Evans, won the first College World Series in 1947, defeating former President George Bush's Yale team, 8-7.

POSTSEASON QUICK FACTSAppearances: 10 (1947, ’57, ’80, ’85, ’88, ’91, ’92, ’95, ’01, ’08)National Championships: 2 (1947, ’57)Overall Regional Record: 22-13 (10 Appearances)Overall CWS Record: 10-6 (Five Appearances)Last CWS Game: May 31, 1992 (Florida State 5, Cal 4)Last CWS Win: June 4, 1980 (Cal 4, Miami (Fla.) 3)Cal Postseason Coaching Records: Clint Evans 4-0 (1947), George Wolfman 7-1

(1957), Bob Milano 20-14 (1980, ’85, ’88, ’91, ’92, ’95), David Esquer 1-4 (2001, ’08)

1992East Regional, Gainesville, FLTexas A&M 15, California 6California 4, Florida 3 (10 inn.)California 16, George Mason 5California 3, Georgia Tech 2California 11, Texas A&M 4College World Series, Omaha, NEMiami (Fla.) 4, California 3 (13 inn.)Florida State 5, California 4

(Cal finishes tied for seventh)

1995Mideast Regional, Knoxville, TNCalifornia 4, Georgia Tech 3Oklahoma State 15, California 4Pittsburgh 9, California 4

2001South Regional, Baton Rouge, LAVirginia Commonwealth 9, California 7California 9, Minnesota 3Virginia Commonwealth 11, California 2

2008Long Beach Regional, Long Beach, CASan Diego 5, California 0Long Beach State 9, California 2

1947NCAA Western Playoffs, Denver, COCalifornia 3, Denver 1California 8, Texas 7NCAA Championship Series,

Kalamazoo, MICalifornia 17, Yale 4California 8, Yale 7

(CWS Championship)

1957NCAA District Playoffs, Berkeley, CACalifornia 4, Pepperdine 2Pepperdine 10, California 6California 10, Pepperdine 3College World Series, Omaha, NECalifornia 4, Northern Colorado 0California 8, Iowa State 2California 8, Penn State 0California 9, Iowa State 1California 1, Penn State 0

(CWS Championship)

1980Midwest Regional, Tulsa, OKNevada-Las Vegas 3, California 2California 5, Wichita State 1California 7, Arkansas 1California 7, Missouri 1 (14 inn.)California 6, Nevada-Las Vegas 2California 12, Nevada-Las Vegas 0

College World Series, Omaha, NEMichigan 9, California 8 (11 inn.)California 6, Clemson 4California 8, St. John’s 5California 4, Miami (Fla.) 3Arizona 11, California 10 (Cal finishes third)

1985West II Regional, Fresno, CAFresno State 7, California 6 (10 inn.)Brigham Young 9, California 5

1988Central Regional, Austin, TXCalifornia 13, Pennsylvania 3California 8, Michigan 7 (11 inn.)California 8, Texas 7California 6, Texas 5College World Series, Omaha, NEArizona State 4, California 2Florida 6, California 5

(Cal finishes tied for seventh)

1991Midwest Regional, Wichita, KSCalifornia 8, Baylor 5California 10, Ohio State 8Wichita State 8, California 1California 6, Ohio State 5Wichita State 11, California 5

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

BY SCHOOLUSC .................................................. 12Louisiana State ................................... 6Texas .................................................. 6Arizona State ...................................... 5Cal State Fullerton .............................. 4Miami (Fla.) ......................................... 4Arizona ............................................... 3Minnesota ........................................... 3California .......................................... 2Missouri .............................................. 2Oklahoma ........................................... 2Oregon State ...................................... 2Stanford .............................................. 2Fresno State ....................................... 1Georgia ............................................... 1Holy Cross .......................................... 1Michigan ............................................. 1Ohio State ........................................... 1Oklahoma State .................................. 1Pepperdine ......................................... 1Rice .................................................... 1Wake Forest ....................................... 1Wichita State ...................................... 1


POSTSEASON HONORS

Former Cal coach Bob Milano (1978-99), with former USC coach Mike Gillespie, during his January, 2010 induction into the American Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame.

Xavier Nady, middle, on the cover of Baseball America, was the 2000 National Preseason Player of the Year.

ALL-AMERICA1947 ..................................................................Nino Barnise, RHP John Fiscalini, OF Jackie Jensen, OF1949................................................................... Jackie Jensen, OF Bob O’Dell, 1B1951...................................................................... Syl McNinch, 1B1952......................................................................Tom Keough, OF1957................................................................... Earl Robinson, SS Charles Thompson, C Doug Weiss, RHP1958........................................................................Tom Palma, OF1961................................................................... John Rebelo, RHP1965..........................................................Andy Messersmith, RHP1966......................................................................... Bill Frost, RHP1971................................................................Gary Hernandez, 1B1973...............................................................Steve Bartkowski, 1B1978..................................................................Dennis Barfield, 2B1980....................................................................... Rod Booker, SS1981........................................................................... Jeff Ronk, 2B1985............................................................Lance Blankenship, 3B1986......................................................................... Jerry Goff, INF1990......................................................................Mike Harrison, C1991..................................................................Dan Cholowsky, 3B Matt Luke, OF1992..........................................................................Matt Luke, OF Troy Penix, DH1993.................................................................Bobby Kahlon, RHP1996...................................................................... Brian Oliver, 2B*1998.....................................................................Xavier Nady, 2B#1999.......................................................................Xavier Nady, 3B2000.......................................................................Xavier Nady, 3B2003.................................................................. Conor Jackson, 3B2005........................................................................ Josh Satin, 2B*2007.................................................................. Jeff Kobernus, OF*2008..........................................................................Josh Satin, 2B David Cooper, 1B Kevin Miller, RHP**Freshman All-American, Collegiate Baseball#National Freshman of the Year/All-American, Baseball America, Collegiate Baseball

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA1970.............................................................................Neil Ernst, P1971.............................................................................Neil Ernst, P1974........................................................................... Brad Brian, C Steve Derian, OF

ALL-DISTRICT 8/REGION(First Team Only)

1947........................................................................Nino Barnise, P John Fiscalini, OF Jackie Jensen, P1949................................................................... Jackie Jensen, OF Bob O’Dell, 1B1950...................................................................... Don Dodson, 2B1951...................................................................... Syl McNinch, 1B1952................................................................... Bob Henderson, C1953..........................................................................Al Mathews, P1954................................................................ John Derdivanis, OF1955......................................................................... Doug Weiss, P1957................................................................... Earl Robinson, SS Charles Thompson, C Doug Weiss, P1960.......................................................................Noel Barnes, 1B1961........................................................................ John Rebelo, P1962............................................................................Bill Oakley, P1963......................................................................Mike Epstein, 1B1964......................................................................Mike Epstein, 1B1965...............................................................Andy Messersmith, P1966.............................................................................. Bill Frost, P1970.................................................................... Jim Corcoran, OF1971................................................................Gary Hernandez, 1B1973...............................................................Steve Bartkowski, 1B1974...................................................................Randy Hooper, SS1976..................................................................Dennis Barfield, 2B1978..................................................................Dennis Barfield, 2B1980....................................................................... Rod Booker, SS


Geoff Blum, here playing for Cal in the 1992 College World Series, had a game-winning homer for the Chicago White Sox in the 2005 Major League World Series.

1981........................................................................ Jim Eppard, 1B Jeff Ronk, 2B1984............................................................Lance Blankenship, 3B Frank Mattox, 2B1985............................................................Lance Blankenship, 3B1986.......................................................................... Jerry Goff, UT1990................................................................... Mike Harrison, DH1991..................................................................Dan Cholowsky, 3B1992..........................................................................Matt Luke, OF Troy Penix, DH1993.......................................................................... Bobby Kahlon1998.............................................................................Jason Hill, C Xavier Nady, 2B1999.......................................................................Xavier Nady, 3B Mike Tonis, C2003.................................................................. Conor Jackson, 3B2008..........................................................................Josh Satin, 2B

ALL-CONFERENCE1967........................................................................Rick Brown, OF Bob Leatherwood, 2B1969....................................................................Dave Texdahl, OF1970.................................................................... Jim Corcoran, OF1971................................................................Gary Hernandez, 1B Steve Ohland, OF1972......................................................................Don Thomas, 3B1973...............................................................Steve Bartkowski, 1B Steve Derian, OF Randy Hooper, SS1974.........................................................................Brad Brian, DH Steve Derian, OF Randy Hooper, SS1975...................................................................Tim Hickerson, OF Tito Rael, DH1976..................................................................Dennis Barfield, UT Bill Piona, OF1977...................................................................Tim Hickerson, OF1978..................................................................Dennis Barfield, 2B Bob Bohnet, 1B Bob Silverman, OF1979..........................................................................Greg Thys, 2B1980....................................................................... Rod Booker, SS Lyle Brackenridge, OF

Mitch Hawley, RHP Chuck Hensley, LHP Jeff Ronk, 2B1981.......................................................................Jim Eppard, INF Jeff Ronk, INF Greg Zunino, UT1982.....................................................................Dave Hengel, OF1983............................................................Lance Blankenship, UT1984............................................................Lance Blankenship, UT Frank Mattox, INF1985............................................................Lance Blankenship, 3B Mark Sampson, LHP Jeff Weiss, OF Andy Wortham, LHP1986........................................................... Lance Blankenship, OF Jerry Goff, INF Kevin Maas, INF1987..................................................................... Fred Corral, RHP Todd Mayo, OF Darryl Vice, IF1988.................................................................... Joe Buckley, RHP Todd Mayo, OF1989........................................................................ Todd Mayo, OF Darryl Vice, IF1990......................................................................Mike Harrison, C Jon Zuber, UT1991..................................................................Dan Cholowsky, 3B Matt Luke, OF Jon Zuber, UT1992.................................................................. Chris Clapinski, 2B Matt Luke, OF Troy Penix, DH** Jon Zuber, 1B/LHP**1993...............................................................Bobby Kahlon, RHP#1994.......................................................................Geoff Blum, INF Bobby Kahlon, RHP1996............................................................................ Dan Cey, SS Jonathan Petke, DH1997....................................................................... Brian Oliver, SS1998.............................................................................Jason Hill, C Xavier Nady, INF1999......................................................................Xavier Nady, INF Mike Tonis, C2000......................................................................Xavier Nady, INF Mike Tonis, C2001.....................................................................Carson White, 2B2002.......................................................................... John Baker, C Conor Jackson, 1B2003.................................................................. Conor Jackson, 1B2005............................................................... Brennan Boesch, OF Josh Satin, INF Travis Talbott, LHP2006.............................................................Brandon Morrow, RHP2007.....................................................................David Cooper, 1B Tyson Ross, RHP2008.....................................................................David Cooper, 1B Tyson Ross, RHP Josh Satin, 2B2009......................................................................Mark Canha, 1B Jeff Kobernus, 2B Brett Jackson, OF Blake Smith, DHNote: Selections from 1972-98 are Pac-10 Southern Division**Pac-10 Southern Division Co-Players of the Year# Pac-10 Southern Division Co-Pitcher of the Year


1907 T.K. Sweeney .3501908 R.E. Smith .4001909 W.F. Smith, F.A. Lewis .3281910 C.A. Allen .2801911 J.C. Salisbury .2651912 R.W. Coane .3161913 C.V. Goodwin .3471914 F.W. Rubke .4061915 L.E. Adair, Jr. .3691916 Ray Rohwer .3541917 Ray Rohwer .4321918 A.C. Rowe .3261919 J.W. Butler .3441920 Ray Rohwer .3781921 Ed Radebaugh .4151922 L.A. Thompson .5001923 No selection1924 A.W. Learr .3071925 George Smith .4321926 Roland Douthit .3051927 Roalnd Douthit .3601928 Bob Stevenson .4281929 William Burgett .5131930 Harry Butler .3871931 Ed Kirwin .3871932 Cecil Kyle .417

1933 Delbert Thompson .4361934 Avelino Sanchez .3761935 James Grilk .3771936 Sam Chapman .4311937 Joe Koral .3671938 Ray Winterbottom .3961939 Anthony Lombardi .3741940 Edwin Yocky .3731941 Mike Koll .4231942 William Werle .4741943 Stanley Sharp .4201944 Jerry Hutton .3081945 Kenneth Gustafson .4281946 Edward Welch .3481947 John Fiscalini .4141948 Cliff McCain .3911949 Robert O’Dell .3801950 Pete Corona .3451951 Syl McNinch .3821952 Tom Keough .4001953 Tom Keough .3961954 John Derdivanis .3641955 Lloyd Canton .3171956 Earl Robinson .3851957 Roger Gregg .3971958 Tom Palma .3301959 Gary Brenzel .342

CALIFORNIA AWARD WINNERS

1960 Bob Milano .3571961 Kevin Scarpelli .3971962 Allan Mindell .3261963 Mike Epstein .3751964 Mike Epstein .3841965 Mike Taylor .3661966 Rick Brown .3261967 Bob Leatherwood .3291968 Bob Rebuschatis .3131969 Dave Texdahl .3311970 Jim Corcoran .3991971 Gary Hernandez .3871972 Dave Alderte .2941973 Steve Bartkowski .3291974 Neil Cummings, Steve Derian .3831975 Dennis Barfield .3311976 Dennis Barfield .3411977 Bob Silverman .3201978 Bob Bohnet .3391979 Greg Zunino .3411980 Jeff Ronk .3591981 Jeff Ronk .3891982 Dave Hengel .3441983 Mike Zahn .3261984 Tim Jester .362

1985 Rich Aldrete .3411986 Jerry Goff .3521987 Darryl Vice .3541988 Todd Mayo .3421989 Todd Mayo .3331990 Jon Zuber .3861991 Matt Luke .3931992 Chris Clapinski .3791993 Mark Palfalvi .3061994 Andy Tarpley .3221995 Mike Wolger .4321996 Dan Cey .3771997 Brian Oliver .3641998 Xavier Nady .4041999 Mike Tonis .3842000 Xavier Nady .329 Mike Tonis .3292001 Rob Meyer .3552002 John Baker .3832003 Conor Jackson .3882004 David Nicholson .3672005 Brennan Boesch .3552006 Allen Craig .3442007 David Cooper .3822008 Josh Satin .3792009 Mark Canha .366

Conor Jackson was a first-round draft pick of the Arizona Diamondbacks, a 2003 All-American, and a two-time All-Pac-10 selection.

Blake Smith was the USA National Team’s leading hitter with a .327 average in 2008.

ROBERT A. ROOS BATTING CUPLeading Hitter


1988 John Correa, Pete Fondersmith1989 Anthony Crudele1990 Mike Lawn1991 Brad Brown1992 Brad Brown, Jon Zuber1993 Chad Konishi1994 Jonathan Petke1995 Jonathan Petke1996 Jason Rianda1997 Drew Fischer1998 Aaron Gordnier, Brian Oliver1999 Jason Ball2000 Sam Petke2001 Jason Dennis2002 Ryan Atkinson2003 Nick Medrano2004 David Weiner2005 Matt Swanson2006 No Award2007 Mike Van Winden2008 Charlie Cutler2009 Jeff Kobernus

1964 Mike Wickersham1965 Al Diamond1966 Tom Cooper1967 Dennis Dalton1968 Rodger Gray1969 Jim Corcoran, Dave Hagan 1970 Don Moresco1971 Steve Ohland1972 Dave Alderete1973 Steve Roche1974 John Hughes1975 John Thomas1976 Nelson Sagisi1977 Len Patterson 1978 Bob Silverman1979 Tom Colburn1980 Brian Duffy, Tim Gerlach1981 Dave Granger1982 Nick Esposito1983 Nick Espostio1984 Tim Hovatter1985 Leland Mattox 1986 Mike Knapp1987 Rich Aldrete

In 2006, Brandon Morrow became the highest draft pick in Cal history when he was the fifth pick overall by the Seattle Mariners.

In 1991 Matt Luke batted .393 with over 100 hits and was the recipient of the Robert A. Roos Batting Cup as the Golden Bears’ leading hitter.

EDWIN E. LORD JR., AWARDMost Inspirational Player

CLINT EVANS AWARDMost Valuable Player

1954 Richard Ament1955 Ron Gaggero1956 Gene Stang1957 Doug Weiss1958 Tom Palma1959 Roger Gregg1960 Ted Settle1961 John Rebelo1962 William Oakley1963 Dave Myers1964 Mike Epstein1965 Mike Taylor1966 Bill Frost1967 Bob Leatherwood1968 Dave Hagen1969 Dave Texdahl1970 Jim Corcoran1971 Gary Hernandez1972 Dave Alderete1973 Steve Bartkowski1974 Brad Brian1975 Dennis Barfield, Tim Hickerson1976 Bill Piona1977 Tim Hickerson1978 Bob Bohnet1979 Greg Thys1980 Tom Colburn1981 Jim Eppard1982 Bruce Johnson

1983 Bryan Price1984 Frank Mattox1985 Jeff Weiss1986 Kevin Maas1987 Darryl Vice1988 Todd Mayo1989 Todd Mayo1990 Mike Harrison1991 Dan Cholowsky1992 Troy Penix1993 Bobby Kahlon1994 Geoff Blum1995 Gavin Brown, Mike Wolger1996 Jonathan Petke1997 Brian Oliver1998 Xavier Nady1999 Mike Tonis2000 Mike Tonis2001 Rob Meyer2002 Conor Jackson2003 Conor Jackson2004 David Nicholson2005 Brennan Boesch, Josh Satin2006 Brandon Morrow2007 David Cooper2008 David Cooper Josh Satin2009 Mark Canha


1973 Randy Hooper1974 Neil Cummings1975 Jeff Gleed1976 Marshall Johnson1977 John Hughes1978 Mitch Hawley, Chuck Hensley1979 Dan McInerny1980 Jeff Ronk1981 Rick Balelo, Frank Mattox 1982 Chris Gibbons, Brad Reiches 1983 John Cox1984 Leland Mattox1985 Dave Masters1986 Doug Hylton1987 Charlie Bonney1988 Brian Scott1989 Reid Neumann1990 Chris Clapinski1991 Matt Hansen

1992 Aaron Fuller1993 Jonathan Petke1994 Drew Fischer, Ivan Lewis1995 Jim Vorhis1996 Tyler Walker1997 Jon Shirley1998 Ryan Atkinson, Rob Meyer1999 Clint Hoover2000 Andrew Sproul, David Weiner2001 Ben Conley2002 Jesse Ingram, Matt Payne2003 Chris Grossman2004 Adam Gold2005 Matt Einspahr2006 Brandon Morrow2007 Charlie Cutler2008 Dylan Tonneson2009 Dixon Anderson

GEORGE WOLFMAN AWARDMost Improved Player

MOST VALUABLE PITCHER

AWARD2001 David Cash2002 Trevor Hutchinson2003 Mike Padgett2004 Jesse Ingram2005 Travis Talbott2006 No Award2007 Matt Gorgen Tyson Ross2008 Matt Gorgen Tyson Ross2009 No Award

COACHES’ AWARD

2001 Andrew Sproul2002 Carson White2003 Ben Conley2004 Blake Read2005 Eric Dworkis2006 No Award2007 Mike Van Winden2008 Michael Capbarat, Brett Thomas2009 No Award

WAYNE HOOPER AWARD

2005 Matt Einspahr2006 Robert Nesbitt2007 Brett Munster2008 Brett Jackson2009 Brett Jackson

FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR

2004 Garrett Bussiere2005 Josh Satin2006 Tyson Ross2007 Jeff Kobernus2008 Kevin Miller2009 Danny Oh

Tyson Ross was stellar for the USA National Team in the summer of 2008, going 4-1 with a 0.82 ERA.

Mark Canha was outstanding in 2009, earning first-team All-Pac-10 honors after batting .366 with 12 home runs and 43 RBI.

Bold denotes current player


GOLDEN BEAR RESULTS (2000-09)

2000 (25-28, 11-13 in Pac-10)

DATE OPPONENT RESULTJan. 25 ...... San Francisco ....................................W 9-5Feb. 2 ....... at Santa Clara ..................................W 15-7Feb. 4 ....... Loyola Marymount .............................W 2-1Feb. 6 ....... Loyola Marymount .............................. L 9-4Feb. 6 ....... Loyola Marymount .............................. L 9-6Feb. 9 ....... at Saint Mary’s .................................... L 8-3Feb. 11 ...... at Long Beach State .................. W 4-3 (10)Feb. 12 ..... at Long Beach State ........................... L 7-1Feb. 13 ..... at Long Beach State ........................... L 3-2Feb. 18 ..... at Pepperdine ...................................... L 8-2Feb. 19 ..... at Pepperdine ...................................W 15-4Feb. 20 ..... at Pepperdine ...................................... L 5-3Feb. 25 ..... Stanford .............................................. L 6-2Feb. 26 ..... Stanford .............................................. L 4-1Feb. 27 ..... Stanford .............................................. L 8-2Feb. 29 ..... at Fresno State ...................... W 12-10 (12)Mar. 3........ Washington State* ......................W 7-6 (11)Mar. 4........ Washington State* .......................L 3-2 (15)Mar. 5........ Washington State* .............................. L 6-3Mar. 10...... Cal State Fullerton .............................W 9-5Mar. 11 ...... Cal State Fullerton ..................... W 6-5 (10)Mar. 12...... Cal State Fullerton ....................... L 4-3 (11)Mar. 17...... at Arizona* ........................................... L 4-1Mar. 18...... at Arizona* ........................................W 26-6Mar. 19...... at Arizona* ......................................W 24-14Mar. 24...... Arizona State* ..................................... L 6-4Mar. 25...... Arizona State* ..................................... L 4-2Mar. 26...... Arizona State* ....................................W 7-2Mar. 28...... at Wichita State ..................................W 5-3Mar. 31...... at Washington* .................................W 10-1Apr. 1 ........ at Washington* .................................... L 8-5Apr. 2 ........ at Washington* ...................................W 8-2Apr. 4 ........ Saint Mary’s .....................................W 13-2Apr. 7 ........ at Texas ............................................... L 9-6Apr. 8 ........ at Texas ............................................... L 6-0Apr. 9 ........ at Texas ............................................W 10-2Apr. 11 ...... Santa Clara ........................................W 6-3Apr. 14 ...... USC* ................................................... L 6-5Apr. 15 ...... USC* ..................................................W 9-5Apr. 16 ...... USC* ..................................................W 4-3Apr. 20 ...... Oregon State* ................................... L 12-4Apr. 21 ...... Oregon State* ..................................W 15-9Apr. 22 ...... Oregon State* ..............................L 8-5 (10)Apr. 24 ...... at Sacramento State ..........................W 5-3Apr. 25 ...... Pacific ..............................................W 10-3Apr. 28 ...... at Stanford* .................................W 7-5 (11)Apr. 29 ...... at Stanford* ....................................... L 10-6Apr. 30 ...... at Stanford* ......................................L 12-11May 2 ........ at San Francisco ................................. L 9-5May 5 ........ at UCLA* ..........................................W 13-7May 6 ........ at UCLA* ........................................... L 18-7May 7 ........ at UCLA* ............................................. L 8-7May 9 ........ Fresno State ......................................L 11-2*Pac-10 game

2001 (34-25, 14-10 in Pac-10)

DATE OPPONENT RESULTFeb. 2 ....... at Santa Clara ....................................W 7-3Feb. 3 ....... Santa Clara ........................................W 4-3Feb. 4 ....... at Santa Clara ....................................W 7-1Feb. 8 ....... Brigham Young .................................... L 2-1Feb. 9 ....... Brigham Young ...................................W 5-3Feb. 10 ..... Brigham Young .................................... L 4-0Feb. 13 ..... at Pacific ............................................W 6-5Feb. 16 ..... at Loyola Marymount .......................W 14-6Feb. 17 ..... at Loyola Marymount .......................... L 9-8Feb. 18 ..... at Loyola Marymount .........................W 8-5Feb. 20 ..... Saint Mary’s .......................................W 4-3Feb. 23 ..... at Long Beach State ....................L 7-6 (13)Feb. 27 ..... San Jose State ...................................W 5-3Mar. 2........ at Stanford .......................................... L 3-1Mar. 3........ at Stanford .........................................W 3-2

Mar. 23...... at Washington State* .........................W 5-4Mar. 25...... at Washington State* ................. W 6-5 (10)Mar. 28...... at USC* ..............................................L 11-3Mar. 29...... at USC* ............................................... L 9-1Mar. 30...... at USC* ............................................. L 13-9Apr. 2 ........ Santa Clara ........................................W 7-6Apr. 5 ........ UCLA* ................................................W 5-3Apr. 6 ........ UCLA* ............................................... L 19-2Apr. 7 ........ UCLA* ...................................... W 10-6 (15)Apr. 9 ........ at Saint Mary’s .................................... L 6-5Apr. 12 ...... Arizona* .............................................. L 8-4Apr. 13 ...... Arizona* ............................................ L 18-9Apr. 14 ...... Arizona* .............................................W 2-1Apr. 16 ...... Fresno State ......................................W 9-2Apr. 19 ...... at Arizona State* ................................W 9-5Apr. 20 ...... at Arizona State* ................................. L 4-3Apr. 21 ...... at Arizona State* ................................W 9-3Apr. 26 ...... Washington* ........................................ L 2-0Apr. 27 ...... Washington* ........................................ L 5-4Apr. 28 ...... Washington* ............................... L 10-7 (11)Apr. 30 ...... at San Francisco .......................... L 8-7 (11)May 3 ........ at Stanford* ......................................... L 8-4May 4 ........ at Stanford* ....................................... L 13-6May 5 ........ at Stanford* ......................................... L 8-5May 10 ...... Oregon State* ..................................W 13-7May 11 ...... Oregon State* ............................ W 2-1 (15)May 12 ...... Oregon State* ....................................W 8-3May 14 ...... at San Jose State ................................ L 9-2*Pac-10 game

2003 (28-27, 10-14 in Pac-10)

DATE OPPONENT RESULTJan. 31 ...... UNLV ................................................... L 9-6Feb. 1 ....... UNLV ..................................................W 8-7Feb. 2 ....... UNLV ................................................. L 10-4Feb. 4 ....... at San Francisco ................................W 5-4Feb. 7 ....... Loyola Marymount .............................W 5-4Feb. 8 ....... Loyola Marymount ........................... W 11-6Feb. 9 ....... Loyola Marymount .............................W 4-2Feb. 11 ...... San Jose State ...................................W 4-3Feb. 14 ..... vs. Texas-Pan American# ................W 20-5Feb. 15 ..... vs. Southwest Texas State# ......... L 6-5 (13)Feb. 16 ..... vs. Nebraska# ....................................W 8-7Feb. 18 ..... Saint Mary’s .......................................W 6-2Feb. 21 ..... at Long Beach State ........................... L 1-0Feb. 22 ..... at Long Beach State ..........................W 6-3Feb. 23 ..... at Long Beach State ........................... L 6-1Feb. 25 ..... at Santa Clara ....................................W 7-5Mar. 7........ at Stanford .........................................L 11-2Mar. 8........ at Stanford .......................................... L 9-4Mar. 9........ at Stanford .........................................L 11-2Mar. 14...... UC Irvine .................................... W 8-7 (12)Mar. 15...... UC Irvine ............................................. L 9-3Mar. 16...... UC Irvine ............................................W 2-0Mar. 18...... at Saint Mary’s .................................... L 6-2Mar. 21...... Washington State* .............................W 8-3Mar. 22...... Washington State* .............................W 9-3Mar. 23...... Washington State* .............................. L 5-4Mar. 25...... at Sacramento State ........................... L 7-6Mar. 28...... at Oregon State* ................................. L 8-6Mar. 29...... at Oregon State* ................................W 8-6Mar. 30...... at Oregon State* ............................W 19-13Apr. 2 ........ Sacramento State ..............................W 5-0Apr. 4 ........ at UCLA* ........................................... L 10-2Apr. 5 ........ at UCLA* ............................................W 8-6Apr. 6 ........ at UCLA* ..........................................W 12-9Apr. 8 ........ at San Jose State ................................ L 5-2Apr. 11 ...... Arizona State* ....................................L 11-3Apr. 13 ...... Arizona State* ..................................... L 6-0Apr. 13 ...... Arizona State* ................................... L 10-1Apr. 15 ...... at Saint Mary’s .................................W 13-2Apr. 17 ...... USC* ................................................... L 3-1Apr. 18 ...... USC* ................................................ W 11-2Apr. 19 ...... USC* ..................................................W 8-3Apr. 22 ...... Santa Clara ...................................... W 11-6Apr. 25 ...... at Washington* .................................. L 16-3Apr. 26 ...... at Washington* ...................................W 6-3

Mar. 6........ Nevada ................................................ L 5-4Mar. 7........ at Stanford ...................................L 3-2 (10)Mar. 9........ UC Santa Barbara ............................... L 9-2Mar. 10...... UC Santa Barbara ............................... L 4-3Mar. 11 ...... UC Santa Barbara ..............................W 6-4Mar. 13...... Sacramento State ..............................W 5-2Mar. 14...... Columbia ............................................W 5-2Mar. 16...... Arizona State* ..................................... L 7-4Mar. 17...... Arizona State* ..................................... L 4-2Mar. 18...... Arizona State* ..................................W 17-5Mar. 23...... Washington State* .............................. L 8-6Mar. 24...... Washington State* .............................. L 7-6Mar. 25...... Washington State* ...........................W 10-1Mar. 27...... Pacific ..........................................L 9-8 (13)Mar. 30...... at Washington* ...................................W 8-6Mar. 31...... at Washington* ...................................W 5-2Apr. 1 ........ at Washington* .................................W 16-7Apr. 3 ........ San Francisco ............................ W 2-1 (10)Apr. 6 ........ at Oregon State* ................................. L 6-5Apr. 7 ........ at Oregon State* ............................... L 10-1Apr. 8 ........ at Oregon State* ..............................W 12-1Apr. 10 ...... at San Jose State ...............................W 9-7Apr. 12 ...... USC* ................................................... L 1-0Apr. 13 ...... USC* ................................................... L 5-3Apr. 14 ...... USC* .......................................... W 5-4 (10)Apr. 17 ...... at Saint Mary’s .................................. L 10-6Apr. 20 ...... at Arizona* ........................................ W 11-9Apr. 21 ...... at Arizona* ......................................W 19-13Apr. 22 ...... at Arizona* ................................ L 12-11 (10)Apr. 24 ...... at Nevada ............................................ L 6-3Apr. 27 ...... Stanford* ............................................W 7-4Apr. 28 ...... Stanford* ............................................W 4-0Apr. 29 ...... Stanford* ............................................. L 8-0May 1 ........ at San Francisco ..............................W 12-1May 4 ........ at UCLA* ............................................W 6-2May 5 ........ at UCLA* .....................................W 9-8 (11)May 6 ........ at UCLA* ............................................W 8-6May 7 ........ at Saint Mary’s .................................... L 9-4May 8 ........ Santa Clara ........................................W 6-5May 12 ...... at Kansas State ..................................W 6-4May 13 ...... at Kansas State ..............................W 16-10May 25 ...... vs. Virginia Commonwealth# .............. L 9-7May 26 ...... vs. Minnesota# ...................................W 9-3May 26 ...... vs. Virginia Commonwealth# .............L 11-2*Pac-10 game#NCAA South Regional, Baton Rouge, La.

2002 (29-27, 11-13 in Pac-10)

DATE OPPONENT RESULTFeb. 1 ....... at UNLV ..............................................W 2-0Feb. 2 ....... at UNLV ............................................... L 4-2Feb. 3 ....... at UNLV ............................................. L 10-5Feb. 6 ....... San Jose State .................................. L 10-6Feb. 8 ....... Gonzaga ..........................................W 10-2Feb. 9 ....... Gonzaga ............................................. L 7-0Feb. 10 ..... Gonzaga ............................................W 5-4Feb. 12 ..... at Santa Clara ..................................W 10-7Feb. 15 ..... Long Beach State ............................... L 8-1Feb. 16 ..... Long Beach State ............................... L 9-0Feb. 17 ..... Long Beach State ..............................W 4-3Feb. 22 ..... Boston College .................................W 10-4Feb. 23 ..... Boston College ...................................W 7-4Feb. 24 ..... Boston College .................................W 16-0Feb. 26 ..... Centenary .................................. W 9-8 (10)Mar. 1........ at North Carolina ................................W 4-2Mar. 1........ at North Carolina ................................. L 7-5Mar. 3........ at North Carolina ................................W 7-4Mar. 5........ Georgetown ............................... W 6-5 (10)Mar. 8........ Stanford ............................................ L 15-4Mar. 9........ Stanford .............................................W 2-1Mar. 10...... Stanford .............................................. L 4-2Mar. 12...... San Francisco ..................................W 12-4Mar. 15...... at UC Irvine ................................ W 3-1 (10)Mar. 16...... at UC Irvine ..................................L 5-4 (10)Mar. 17...... at UC Irvine ......................................... L 7-3Mar. 20...... Saint Mary’s .......................................W 5-3Mar. 22...... at Washington State* .........................W 5-1


Apr. 27 ...... at Washington* ...................................L 11-3Apr. 29 ...... UC Davis ............................................L 11-7May 2 ........ at Arizona* ........................................... L 9-5May 3 ........ at Arizona* ......................................... L 10-4May 4 ........ at Arizona* ................................ W 12-7 (10)May 6 ........ at Fresno State ..................................W 4-2May 9 ........ Stanford* ............................................. L 9-8May 10 ...... Stanford* ............................................. L 6-4May 11 ...... Stanford* ............................................. L 5-4May 13 ...... San Francisco ....................................W 8-5#Roundrock Tournament, Roundrock, Texas*Pac-10 game

2004 (25-31, 9-15 in Pac-10)

DATE OPPONENT RESULTJan. 29 ...... Brigham Young ................................. W 11-1Jan. 30 ...... Brigham Young .................................W 13-3Jan. 31 ...... Brigham Young ...................................W 7-4Feb. 6 ....... Long Beach State ............................... L 3-2Feb. 7 ....... Long Beach State ............................... L 5-1Feb. 8 ....... Long Beach State ..............................W 3-1Feb. 13 ..... at UC Irvine ......................................... L 9-7Feb. 14 ..... at UC Irvine ..................................L 4-3 (12)Feb. 15 ..... at UC Irvine ......................................W 10-4Feb. 20 ..... at Fresno State ................................W 16-4Feb. 21 ..... at Fresno State ..................................W 2-0Feb. 22 ..... at Fresno State ................................. L 18-1Feb. 24 ..... San Francisco ..................................... L 7-4Feb. 27 ..... Stanford ............................................ L 12-9Feb. 28 ..... Stanford ............................................ L 10-3Feb. 29 ..... Stanford .............................................. L 6-2Mar. 2........ at San Jose State ................................ L 8-0Mar. 3........ Sacramento State ..............................W 4-3Mar. 5........ Saint Mary’s .......................................W 9-2Mar. 6........ at Saint Mary’s .................................... L 2-1Mar. 7........ Saint Mary’s ..................................... W 11-5Mar. 9........ Nevada ................................................ L 7-5Mar. 12...... at North Carolina ................................. L 1-0Mar. 13...... at North Carolina ................................. L 4-0Mar. 14...... at North Carolina ..............................W 12-4Mar. 16...... Pacific ................................................W 8-4Mar. 19...... at Arizona State* ................................W 9-7Mar. 20...... at Arizona State* ..............................W 20-8Mar. 21...... at Arizona State* ................................. L 8-4Mar. 26...... Oregon State* ................................... L 15-5Mar. 27...... Oregon State* .................................. W 11-5Mar. 28...... Oregon State* ................................... L 14-3Mar. 30...... at San Francisco ................................W 2-1Apr. 2 ........ Washington* .......................................W 9-4Apr. 3 ........ Washington* ........................................ L 7-4Apr. 4 ........ Washington* ........................................ L 6-4Apr. 8 ........ at USC* ..............................................W 4-2Apr. 9 ........ at USC* ..............................................L 11-4Apr. 10 ...... at USC* ............................................W 12-9Apr. 13 ...... San Jose State .................................W 10-2Apr. 16 ...... at Stanford* ......................................... L 7-4Apr. 17 ...... at Stanford* ......................................... L 9-2Apr. 18 ...... at Stanford* ......................................... L 8-3Apr. 20 ...... at Pacific ............................................W 8-2Apr. 23 ...... UCLA* ................................................. L 7-2Apr. 24 ...... UCLA* ............................................... L 10-7Apr. 25 ...... UCLA* ................................................W 3-2Apr. 27 ...... at Sacramento State ........................W 25-3Apr. 30 ...... Arizona* .............................................. L 5-3May 1 ........ Arizona* ...........................................W 10-8May 2 ........ Arizona* .............................................. L 8-3May 11 ...... at San Diego State .............................. L 6-5May 12 ...... at San Diego ....................................... L 7-4May 28 ...... at Washington State* .......................... L 7-3May 29 ...... at Washington State* .........................W 4-0May 30 ...... at Washington State* ........................ L 13-3*Pac-10 Game

2005 (34-23, 13-11 in Pac-10)

DATE OPPONENT RESULTFeb. 1 ....... Pacific ................................................. L 5-4Feb. 4 ....... UC Irvine ........................................... L 10-1Feb. 5 ....... UC Irvine .....................................W 5-4 (11)Feb. 6 ....... UC Irvine ............................................. L 7-3Feb. 12 ..... at Loyola Marymount .......................... L 9-8Feb. 13 ..... at Loyola Marymount .........................W 8-5Feb. 13 ..... at Loyola Marymount ....................... W 11-9Feb. 18 ..... at Long Beach State ..........................W 3-2Feb. 20 ..... at Long Beach State ..........................W 7-4Feb. 20 ..... at Long Beach State ..........................W 3-1Feb. 25 ..... Saint Mary’s ............................... W 5-4 (12)Feb. 26 ..... at Saint Mary’s ...................................W 5-1Feb. 27 ..... Saint Mary’s .......................................W 7-0Mar. 1........ San Francisco ....................................W 8-3Mar. 5........ at Stanford ........................................ L 10-3Mar. 6........ at Stanford .......................................... L 3-2Mar. 6........ at Stanford .......................................W 10-4Mar. 11 ...... UNLV ................................................W 13-2Mar. 12...... UNLV ................................................... L 5-2Mar. 13...... UNLV ................................................... L 7-4Mar. 15...... at Pacific ............................................W 2-0Mar. 18...... at Hawaii Hilo ................................... W 11-4Mar. 19...... at Hawaii Hilo .....................................W 2-1Mar. 19...... at Hawaii Hilo .................................W 13-10Mar. 20...... at Hawaii Hilo ...................................... L 2-1Mar. 24...... Washington State* ...........................W 13-2Mar. 25...... Washington State* ........................... W 11-4Mar. 26...... Washington State* .............................W 5-4Mar. 29...... Sacramento State ..............................W 7-5Apr. 1 ........ at Oregon State* ................................L 11-1Apr. 2 ........ at Oregon State* ................................. L 5-2Apr. 3 ........ at Oregon State* ................................. L 4-2Apr. 5 ........ at Nevada ......................................... W 11-8Apr. 9 ........ Arizona State* ....................................L 11-7Apr. 9 ........ Arizona State* ....................................W 7-3Apr. 10 ...... Arizona State* ....................................W 4-3Apr. 12 ...... at Sacramento State ........................... L 9-4Apr. 15 ...... at Washington* .................................... L 5-1Apr. 16 ...... at Washington* .................................... L 5-4Apr. 17 ...... at Washington* ............................W 4-3 (11)Apr. 20 ...... Hawaii .............................................. W 11-0Apr. 22 ...... USC .................................................... L 7-4Apr. 23 ...... USC .................................................... L 5-4Apr. 24 ...... USC ...................................................W 9-0Apr. 26 ...... UC Davis ............................................W 6-5Apr. 29 ...... at UCLA* ............................................W 7-1Apr. 30 ...... at UCLA* ............................................W 6-4May 1 ........ at UCLA* ............................................. L 4-2May 3 ........ at San Francisco ................................. L 9-0May 6 ........ Stanford* ............................................. L 7-5May 7 ........ Stanford* .....................................W 2-1 (11)May 9 ........ Stanford* ............................................W 9-5May 10 ...... at San Jose State ...............................W 5-3May 24 ...... at UC Davis ......................................... L 8-7May 27 ...... at Arizona* ..........................................W 6-3May 28 ...... at Arizona* ......................................... L 10-5May 29 ...... at Arizona* ..........................................W 7-4*Pac-10 Game

2006 (26-28, 9-15 in Pac-10)

DATE OPPONENT RESULTFeb. 3 ....... at UC Irvine ........................................W 6-2Feb. 4 ....... at UC Irvine ........................................ L10-4Feb. 5 ....... at UC Irvine ......................................... L 7-6Feb. 7 ....... San Francisco ..............................L 4-3 (10)Feb. 10 ..... Long Beach State ............................... L 7-6Feb. 11 ...... Long Beach State ..............................W 3-2Feb. 12 ..... Long Beach State ..............................W 4-1Feb. 14 ..... at UC Davis ....................................... L 13-9Feb. 24 ..... UC Santa Barbara ..............................W 3-0Feb. 25 ..... UC Santa Barbara ..............................W 4-2Feb. 26 ..... UC Santa Barbara ..............................W 2-0Mar. 3........ Stanford .............................................W 7-6Mar. 4........ Stanford ....................................... L 6-5 (11)Mar. 7........ Georgetown .....................................W 13-2Mar. 10...... at UNLV ..............................................W 5-1Mar. 11 ...... at UNLV ............................................... L 9-6Mar. 12...... at UNLV ............................................... L 5-4Mar. 14...... Saint Mary’s .......................................W 6-0Mar. 17...... Pacific ................................................W 3-1Mar. 18...... at Pacific ........................................... L 10-3Mar. 19...... Pacific ..........................................L 6-5 (10)Mar. 21...... Sacramento State ..............................W 8-2Mar. 24...... Washington* .......................................W 9-3Mar. 25...... Washington* .......................................W 2-1Mar. 26...... Washington* ........................................ L 5-0Mar. 30...... Arizona* .............................................W 3-2Apr. 1 ........ Arizona* .............................................. L 5-1Apr. 1-2 ..... Arizona* ..................................... W 5-4 (13)Apr. 5 ........ at Santa Clara ................................... L 12-7Apr. 7 ........ at USC* ........................................L 2-1 (10)Apr. 8 ........ at USC* ............................................... L 3-2Apr. 9 ........ at USC* ............................................. L 10-1Apr. 13 ...... at Washington State* .........................W 9-2Apr. 14 ...... at Washington State* .......................... L 5-4Apr. 15 ...... at Washington State* .........................W 6-4Apr. 18 ...... UC Davis ............................................W 8-2Apr. 21 ...... Oregon State* ..................................... L 5-2Apr. 22 ...... Oregon State* ..................................... L 5-2Apr. 23 ...... Oregon State* ..................................... L 9-7Apr. 25 ...... vs. San Francisco% ............................ L 7-6Apr. 28 ...... UCLA* ................................................. L 4-2Apr. 29 ...... UCLA* .........................................W 3-2 (11)Apr. 30 ...... UCLA* ................................................W 9-4May 1 ........ Stanford .............................................W 4-3May 2 ........ at Saint Mary’s ...................................W 7-6May 5 ........ at Stanford* ......................................... L 3-2May 6 ........ at Stanford* ........................................W 5-1May 7 ........ at Stanford* ......................................... L 6-4May 9 ........ San Francisco ..................................... L 9-5May 10 ...... Santa Clara ........................................W 6-0May 23 ...... at Pacific ............................................W 3-2May 26 ...... at Arizona State* ............................... L 13-5May 27 ...... at Arizona State* ................................. L 9-3May 28 ...... at Arizona State* .......................... L 7-6 (11)*Pac-10 Game%Played at AT&T Park

Brennan Boesch Brandon Morrow


2007 (29-26, 12-12 in Pac-10)

DATE OPPONENT RESULTFeb. 2 ....... UC Irvine ............................................. L 4-3Feb. 3 ....... UC Irvine ..........................................W 10-4Feb. 4 ....... UC Irvine ............................................W 6-0Feb. 11 ...... Portland ..............................................W 9-5Feb. 11 ...... Portland ..............................................W 4-3Feb. 13 ..... San Francisco ................................... L 15-6Feb. 16 ..... UNLV ..................................................W 8-4Feb. 17 ..... UNLV ................................................... L 3-2Feb. 18 ..... UNLV ................................................L 11-10Feb. 20 ..... at San Jose State ................................ L 9-8Feb. 23 ..... at Long Beach State ........................... L 4-1Feb. 24 ..... at Long Beach State ........................... L 8-3Feb. 25 ..... at UC Santa Barbara ..........................W 7-1Feb 26 ...... at UC Santa Barbara ..........................W 6-1Mar. 2........ at Stanford .......................................... L 1-0Mar. 3........ at Stanford .......................................... L 5-4Mar. 4........ at Stanford .......................................... L 9-7Mar. 9........ vs. Kent State# ...................................W 8-0Mar. 10...... at Louisville# ..................................... L 12-9Mar. 11 ...... vs. Indiana State# ..............................W 4-1Mar. 13...... at UC Davis ........................................W 7-6Mar. 16...... Rhode Island ...............................W 7-6 (11)Mar. 17...... Rhode Island ....................................... L 8-7Mar. 18...... Rhode Island ......................................W 6-2Mar. 22...... Oral Roberts ........................................ L 2-1Mar. 23...... Oral Roberts .......................................W 8-3Mar. 24...... Oral Roberts .......................................W 6-1Mar. 28...... at UC Santa Barbara ..........................W 9-7Mar. 30...... Washington State* .............................W 8-4Mar. 31...... Washington State* .............................W 6-2Apr. 1 ........ Washington State* .............................. L 9-6Apr. 5 ....... at Arizona* .................................... L 1-0 (11)Apr. 6 ........ at Arizona* ....................................... L 15-12Apr. 7 ........ at Arizona* ........................................... L 5-3Apr. 13 ...... at Oregon State* ................................. L 1-0Apr. 14 ...... at Oregon State* ................................W 4-0Apr. 15 ...... at Oregon State* ................................. L 5-3Apr. 17 ...... at Sacramento State ........................W 10-4Apr. 20 ...... Stanford* ............................................W 3-0Apr. 21 ...... Stanford* ............................................. L 4-3Apr. 22 ...... Stanford* ..........................................W 13-5Apr. 27 ...... Arizona State* ....................................W 4-2Apr. 28 ...... Arizona State* ................................... L 15-2Apr. 29 ...... Arizona State* ..................................W 13-9May 1 ........ at San Francisco ............................... L 13-4May 4 ........ at UCLA* ........................................... L 13-6May 5 ........ at UCLA* ............................................. L 7-2May 6 ........ at UCLA* ..........................................W 16-0May 8 ........ San Jose State ............................W 7-6 (11)May 19 ...... USC* ..................................................W 4-3May 20 ...... USC* ..................................................W 6-1May 21 ...... USC* ..................................................W 6-3May 25 ...... at Washington* ...................................W 8-3May 26 ...... at Washington* .................................. L 12-2May 27 ...... at Washington* .................................... L 5-4#Cardinal Classic, Louisville, Ky.*Pac-10 Game

2009 (24-29, 9-18 in Pac-10)

DATE OPPONENT RESULTFeb. 20 ..... UC Riverside ......................................W 8-7Feb. 21 ..... UC Riverside ....................................... L 6-5Feb. 21 ..... UC Riverside ....................................... L 5-2Feb. 23 ..... Vanderbilt ...........................................W 4-3Feb. 25 ..... at Santa Clara ..................................W 12-2Feb. 27 ..... at Long Beach State ........................ W 11-8Feb. 28 ..... at Long Beach State ..........................W 9-6Mar. 1........ at Long Beach State ..........................W 6-3Mar. 4........ San Francisco ....................................W 8-6Mar. 6........ at Arkansas ..................................L 5-4 (10)Mar. 7........ at Arkansas ......................................W 12-6Mar. 8........ at Arkansas ....................................... L 13-3Mar. 9........ at Oklahoma ........................................ L 9-6Mar. 13...... Cal Poly ............................................W 12-8Mar. 14...... Cal Poly ............................................. L 10-5Mar. 15...... Cal Poly ..............................................L 11-4Mar. 17...... at Pacific ..........................................W 12-2Mar. 21...... Stanford* ............................................W 7-6Mar. 22...... Stanford* ......................................L 6-5 (12)Mar. 23...... Stanford* .......................................... W 11-4Mar. 25...... Santa Clara ........................................W 9-6Mar. 27...... Washington State* .............................. L 8-7Mar. 28...... Washington State* .............................L 11-0Mar. 29...... Washington State* .............................W 8-2Mar. 31...... vs. San Francisco# ............................W 4-3Apr. 1 ........ Long Beach State ............................. L 19-7Apr. 3 ........ at Oregon State* ................................. L 8-4Apr. 4 ........ at Oregon State* ................................. L 6-2Apr. 5 ........ at Oregon State* .......................... L 5-4 (11)Apr. 9 ........ at Washington* .................................... L 9-8Apr. 10 ...... at Washington* .................................... L 6-2Apr. 11 ...... at Washington* .................................... L 7-2Apr. 13 ...... at Stanford ........................................ L 14-4Apr. 15 ...... at UC Davis ......................................W 21-4Apr. 17 ...... Oregon* ............................................W 14-1Apr. 18 ...... Oregon* ............................................... L 5-3Apr. 19 ...... Oregon* ............................................ W 11-1Apr. 22 ...... at Stanford .........................................L 11-7Apr. 24 ...... Arizona State* ..................................... L 3-1Apr. 25 ...... Arizona State* ..................................W 10-6Apr. 26 ...... Arizona State* ..................................... L 6-5Apr. 28 ...... Pacific ..............................................L 16-11May 1 ........ at Arizona* ......................................... L 13-4May 2 ........ at Arizona* ........................................... L 8-4May 3 ........ at Arizona* ......................................... L 12-8May 5 ........ UC Davis ............................................W 6-5May 8 ........ at UCLA* ............................................W 3-2May 9 ........ at UCLA* ............................................. L 9-4May 10 ...... at UCLA* ............................................W 8-3May 12 ...... Sacramento State ............................W 15-0May 22 ...... USC* ................................................... L 4-2May 23 ...... USC* ................................................. L 14-4May 24 ...... USC* ..................................................W 6-0*Pac-10 Game#Played at AT&T Park

2008 (33-21-2, 12-12 in Pac-10)

DATE OPPONENT RESULTFeb. 22 ..... Kansas State ......................................W 5-1Feb. 23 ..... Utah Valley .......................................W 12-1Feb. 23 ..... Utah Valley .......................................... T 8-8Feb. 28 ..... vs. No. 24 Fresno State! ..................W 14-4Feb. 29 ..... vs. No. 5 Missouri!! ............................. L 7-5Mar. 1........ at No. 22 San Diego State! ................W 5-3Mar. 2........ at No. 17 San Diego! ..........................W 5-0Mar. 4........ Stanford .............................................W 8-3Mar. 7........ vs. Northern Iowa@ ......................... W 11-3Mar. 8........ at Minnesota@ ...................................W 4-1Mar. 9........ vs. New Mexico@ ............................W 12-2Mar. 11 ...... San Francisco ....................................W 6-2Mar. 14...... Loyola Marymount ...........................W 10-4Mar. 15...... Loyola Marymount ...........................W 21-9Mar. 15...... Loyola Marymount .............................. L 6-2Mar.16....... Loyola Marymount .............................W 6-1Mar.18....... Sacramento State ............................. L 12-6Mar. 20...... at Washington State* .........................W 9-1Mar. 21...... at Washington State* .........................W 7-4Mar. 22...... at Washington State* ...................L 5-4 (10)Mar. 25...... at Santa Clara ..............................L 7-5 (10)Mar. 28...... Long Beach State ..............................W 6-1Mar. 29...... Long Beach State ............................W 10-6Mar. 30...... Long Beach State ..............................W 4-3Apr. 1 ........ at San Francisco# ............................... L 5-1Apr. 2 ........ Fresno State ......................................W 5-4Apr. 4 ........ Oregon State* ....................................W 5-2Apr. 5 ........ Oregon State* ....................................W 9-3Apr. 6 ........ Oregon State* ..................................... L 9-2Apr. 7 ........ Stanford .......................................T 5-5 (13)Apr. 9 ........ Santa Clara ......................................W 16-8Apr. 11 ...... at USC* ............................................. L 17-1Apr. 12 ...... at USC* ..............................................L 11-5Apr. 13 ...... at USC* .......................................... W 13-11Apr. 15 ...... at Pacific ..........................................W 14-1Apr. 18 ...... Washington* .....................................W 10-5Apr. 19 ...... Washington* ........................................ L 7-4Apr. 20 ...... Washington* .......................................W 5-4Apr. 22 ...... Cal Poly ............................................W 10-8Apr. 25 ...... at Arizona State* ................................L 11-7Apr. 26 ...... at Arizona State* ................................L 11-7Apr. 27 ...... at Arizona State* ............................... L 18-2Apr. 30 ...... at Cal Poly ........................................... L 8-2May 2 ........ Arizona* ........................................... W 11-5May 3 ........ Arizona* .............................................W 6-5May 4 ........ Arizona* ............................................ L 16-5May 6 ........ UC Davis ..........................................W 13-4May 9 ........ at Stanford* ................................ W 4-3 (10)May 10 ...... at Stanford* ........................................W 5-2May 11 ...... at Stanford* ......................................... L 8-5May 13 ...... at UC Davis ......................................... L 9-5May 23 ...... UCLA* ................................................. L 8-0May 24 ...... UCLA* ................................................. L 7-0May 25 ...... UCLA* ........................................ W 7-6 (10)May 30 ...... vs. San Diego$ .................................... L 5-0May 31 ...... at Long Beach State$ ......................... L 9-2*Pac-10 Game!University of San Diego Tournament!!Played at San Diego State@University of Minnesota Tournament#Played at AT&T Park$NCAA Long Beach Regional

David Cooper Josh Satin Blake Smith, left, and Brett Jackson


BASEBALL LETTERMEN (1947-2009)Cummings, Neil, 1972-74Cutler, Charlie, 2007-08

-D-Dahlen, Case, 2007Dalton, Dennis, 1967-69Danielson, Don, 1948-49Dash, Rich, 1965Davies, Al, 1949-51Deaver, Dan, 1981-83DeForest, Craig, 1965DeJardin, Brad, 1987-89De La Rosa, Kurt, 2008Del Carlo, Ray, 1971-72Dennis, Jason, 1998-99, 01Derdivanis, John, 1953-55Derian, Steve, 1973-74Destefano, Pete, 1997Dexter, Chuck, 1958Diamond, Al, 1963-65Diemer, Brian, 2009Dito, Ken, 1959Dodson, Don, 1949-51Dowd, Derek, 1991Dowling, Dave, 1962-63Dragicevich, Jeff, 2001-04Draheim, Dave, 1958Drake, Dick, 1953Drese, Ryan, 1995, 98Driscoll, Don, 1978-80Duffy, Brian, 1977-80Dufour, Glenn, 1947Dunlap, Tex, 1975Dworkis, Eric, 2005Dyer, Paul, 1972-73

-E-Economos, Peter, 1994-96Eichelberger, Juan, 1973-

74Einspahr, Matt, 2003-05Eldredge, Ted, 1985-87Elliott, Kim, 1957-59Elliott, Robert, 1954Ellis, Dave, 1987Ellis, Scot, 1975-76Ellison, Paul, 1987Eppard, Jim, 1981-82Epps, Jon, 1963-64Epstein, Mike, 1963-64Erb, Charley, 1948Erickson, Travis, 2008Ernst, Neil, 1970Errecart, Chris, 2004-06Esposito, Nick, 1982-83Evans, Jason, 1990Evans, Keith, 1994-96Evans, Ray, 1963-65

-F-Facione, Chris, 1990Falk, Ted, 1958, 60Farmer, Scott, 1985-86Fattarsi, Tony, 1966-67Ferguson, Dane, 2007Ferran, Bill, 1976-77Finney, Ira, 1947, 49Fiscalini, Jim, 1948-49Fiscalini, John, 1946-48Fischer, Drew, 1994-97

-A-Agliano, Nat, 1952Ahern, Dan, 1975-76Ahern, Dave, 1991Aitken, Ed, 1948-50Albo, Bob, 1952-54Aldrete, Rich, 1984-87Aldrette, David, 1970-71, 73Aldrich, Dave, 1967-69Aljian, Reed, 1991-94Alton, Dick, 1962-64Alton, Ken, 1974Alvis, Charlie, 1982Ament, Dick, 1952-55Anaclerio, Carl, 1950-51Anderson, Dave, 1948-50Anderson, Dixon, 2009Anderson, Robert, 1947-50Archer, Bill, 1965-66Arkison, Jim, 1976-77Arnett, Barry, 1960Arrillaga, Gabe, 1955Ash, Will, 1971-73Asnicar, Jeff, 1991, 93Atkinson, Ryan, 1998-99,

01-02Ayres, Derek, 1999-01

-B-Baccari, Steve, 1978Baer, Mike, 1985-86Baker, John, 2000-02Baker, Irv, 1968-70Baldwin, Mike, 1969Balelo, Rick, 1981Ball, Jason, 1997-00Ballam, John, 1958-60Bandettini, Bob, 1958-59Barfield, Dennis, 1975-76, 78Barnes, Noel, 1959-60Barney, Dan, 1962Barnise, Nino, 1947-48Bartkowski, Steve, 1973-74Beck, Eldon, 1952Beck, Gil, 1949-51Beck, Tom, 1982-84Becker, Charles, 1955-57Benevento, Bill, 1958Bennett, Ralph, 1950-51Bennigson, Craig, 2006-08Bernadou, LeRoy, 1952Bielefeld, Bill, 1962Blake, Richard, 1975Blankenship, Lance, 1983-86Blum, Geoff, 1992-94Boehle, Mark, 1976Boesch, Brennan, 2005-06Bohnet, Bob, 1977-78Bond, Hal, 1967-68Bonney, Charlie, 1986-87Booker, Rod, 1979-80Bowker, Adney, 1958-60Bowley, Bill, 1962-64Brackenridge, Lyle, 1980Brady, Michael, 2007-09Brenzel, Gary, 1958-59Brewick, Dennis, 1960Brian, Brad, 1972-74Brian, Robert, 1949Bridges, Hollon, 1967

Brink, Kevin, 1976-77Brown, Brad, 1990-92Brown, Gavin, 1993-96Brown, Jim, 1947Brown, Kevin, 1988-89Brown, Matt, 2001-04Brown, Nate, 1990-93Brown, Norm, 1970Brown, Rick, 1965-67Bryan, Brad, 1965Bugary, Michael, 2009Buckley, Joe, 1985, 88-89Buestad, Connor, 2007Buggs, Michael, 1979-81Bunch, Don, 1965-67Burchett, Jeremy, 2003,

05-06Burd, Wayne, 1968-70Burman, Pete, 1971-72Burnett, Douglas, 1961-62Bussiere, Garrett, 2004-06Butler, Rob, 1989-90Butler, Virgil, 1947

-C-Caesar, Alton, 1975-76Callen, Tommy, 1999-00Campbell, Danny, 2006Canha, Mark, 2008-09Canton, Lloyd, 1955-56Capbarat, Michael, 2008Carlson, Stephen, 2007Cary, Chuck, 1979-81Cash, David, 1999-01Cate, George, 1966-67Cather, Mike, 1991-93Cey, Dan, 1994-96Chai, Wayne, 1987Charron, Craig, 1981Chiono, Dave, 1981-82, 84Cholowsky, Dan, 1989-91Clapinski, Chris, 1990-92Clayton, Doug, 1947Coburn, Gary, 1966-67Coffman, Ron, 1972-73Colburn, Tom, 1977-80Collar, Matt, 1992, 94-95Colton, Larry, 1962-64Comeaux, Eddie, 1992-94Conley, Ben, 1999, 01-03Conner, Bren, 1983-84Conroy, Steve, 1979-80Cook, Brent, 2000-01Cooper, David, 2007-08Cooper, Michael, 2005-06Cooper, Tom, 1963-64, 66Corcoran, Jim, 1969-70Corona, Pete, 1950-51Corral, Fred, 1987-88Correa, John, 1987-88Cosso, Lou, 1964Cowan, Bucky, 1951Cox, John, 1982-83Craig, Allen, 2003-06Crew, Jim, 1951-52Crist, Kyle, 2003-04Cronin, Tim, 1947-49Crudele, Anthony, 1987-88Crume, Chris, 1986-87Crow, Dan, 1990Cuccias, Jon, 1997-00

Fitzgerald, Todd, 2008Flemer, Matt, 2009Flores, Ron, 1989-90Fondersmith, Pete, 1987-88Forster, Dave, 1971-72Fox, Paul, 1978Franklin, Alex, 1993-95Franklin, Jim, 1970-71Frati, Bob, 1991Frederico, Tom, 1976Freer, Ken, 1981-82Frets, Bart, 1987-88Frost, Bill, 1965-66Fuller, Aaron, 1990-93Furstenthal, John, 1994-97

-G-Gaggero, Joe, 1952-55Gaggero, Ron, 1955-57Gardner, Mark, 1997Garfin, Dan, 1997-98Gear, Bill, 1950Gee, Craig, 1993, 96Geiger, Doug, 1977Gerlach, Tim, 1979-80Gianulias, Gus, 1956, 58-59Gibbons, Chris, 1982-83Gifford, Ben, 1999Gill, Gordon, 1953-54Gillon, Bob, 1951-52Gilmore, Bill, 1953Gleason, Don, 1953Gleed, Jeff, 1975-77Glines, Dan, 1952Goff, Jerry, 1984-86Goemann, Reed, 1996-97Gold, Adam, 2004-05Gordnier, Aaron, 1995-98Gordon, Stu, 1961-62Gorgen, Matt, 2006-08Gorman, Rich, 2008Granger, Dave, 1980-81Gratenhuis, Merrill, 1951Graves, Tom, 1960, 62Greene, Ray, 1951-53Greene, Terry, 1981-83Gregg, Roger, 1957-59Grigsby, Taylor, 2007Gross, Arthur, 2002Grossman, Chris, 2001,

03-04Guinn, B.J., 2009Guinn, Brian, 1981-83

-H-Hagen, Dave, 1968-69Hale, Brent, 2002Hall, Jim, 1951-52Hanlon, Ryan, 2007Hansen, Matt, 1990-92Harger, Rich, 1983-86Haro, John, 1971-72Harris, Alec, 2006Harrison, Bill, 1963-64Harrison, Mike, 1989-91Hartman, Doug, 1978Harwood, Bud, 1948-49Hashimoto, Dean, 1991-92Hawkins, Bill, 1980-83Hawley, Mitch, 1978-81

Heffernon, Mike, 1977, 79Heil, Dave, 1953-54Heinrichs, Terry, 1962Henderson, Bob, 1950-52Henderson, Thelton, 1954-55Hengel, Dave, 1981-83Hensley, Chuck, 1978-80Hernandez, Gary, 1971-72Hernandez, Juan, 1997-99Herrera, Junior, 1987Hewitt, Charles, 1960-62Hickerson, Tim, 1975-77Hill, Jason, 1996-98Hinton, Jerry, 1952-53Hodgins, Mike, 1973-74Holder, James, 2003-05Hooper, Randy, 1972-74Hoover, Clint, 1998-01Hoover, Dick, 1963Horton, LaVerne, 1947Horwitz, Brian, 2001-04House, John, 1981-83Hovatter, Tim, 1984Howe, Jim, 1949-50Howell, Travis, 2005Huddleston, Hugh, 1951Hughes, John, 1973-74Hughes, John, 1977-78Hutchinson, Trevor, 1999-

02Hylton, Doug, 1986

-I-Ingebretson, Bob, 1960-62Ingebretson, Gary, 1962-64Ingersoll, Sandy, 1967-68Ingram, Jesse, 2002-03

-J-Jackson, Brett, 2007-09Jackson, Conor, 2001-03Jackson, John, 1968-69Jaeger, Joe, 1956Jauregui, Mike, 1961-63Jensen, Andy, 1997Jensen, Jack, 1947, 49Jessen, Rob, 1979-80Jester, Tim, 1984-85Johnson, Bob, 1948Johnson, Bruce, 1979-82Johnson, Curtis, 1997-99Johnson, Dave, 1977-79Johnson, Erik, 2009Johnson, Gary, 1995-96Johnson, Kevin, 1997,

99-00Johnson, Marshall, 1975-76Johnson, Neil, 1950Johnson, Richard, 1960-61Jones, Bob, 1948-50Juhas, Mark, 1987-90Justl, Wayne, 1982

-K-Kaia, Steve, 1978-79Kahlon, Bobby, 1993-94Kahoalii, Creighton, 2001Kalamaras, John, 1955-56Kane, Kevin, 1977Karnofsky, Jordan, 2007


-P-Padgett, Mike, 2003-04Palfalvi, Mark, 1992-93Palma, Tom, 1956-58Palmer, Lyle, 1946-48Panagotacos, Gus, 1998Papike, Rich, 1967-68Parker, Roy, 1950Parks, Ted, 1966Pastor, Dave, 1984-86Patterson, Len, 1976-77Payne, Matt, 2002Pearce, Drew, 1993-94Peedama, George, 1950-51Penix, Troy, 1990-92Peretti, Jim, 1974-75Pestano, Jason, 1993-94Pestorich, Mike, 1975Petke, Jonathan, 1993-96Petke, Sam, 1999-00Petrini, Chris, 2006, 08-09Piona, Bill, 1974-76Piper, Paul, 1956-58Pistoresi, Stephen, 2008Pitau, Vernon, 1952Plumley, Charlie, 1986Pollock, Ed, 1955Pollock, Tom, 1952-54Poovey, Butch, 1974-75Prater, Glenn, 1980-81Price, Bryan, 1981-84Puccinelli, Bob, 1957-59Pumar, Gil, 1970-71

-Q-Quiroga, Jaime, 1995-96Quontamatteo, Tom, 1964

-R-Rael, Tito, 1975-76Ramos, John, 1947Raymond, Roy, 1956Read, Blake, 2001, 04Reagan, Garry, 1969-70Rebelo, John, 1961-62Rebuschatis, Bob, 1966,

68-69Reiches, Brad, 1982-83Reynolds, Al, 1956-57Rianda, Jason, 1995-96Richardson, Joe, 1958Riddell, Cary, 1974-75Roberts, Bruce, 1967Robertson, Ryan, 1998Robinson, Earl, 1956-57Roden, Stan, 1962Rohde, Raymond, 1960Rollin, Alex, 2007-08Ronk, Jeff, 1980-81Rosen, Leonard, 1953Rosenthal, Sam, 1947Ross, Tyson, 2006-08Russell, Rennie, 1959

-S-Sagisi, Nelson, 1975-76Sakamoto, Haruo, 1967Sakamoto, Ross, 1984-85,

87Salazar, Daniel, 1961Sampson, Mark, 1985-86Sanclemente, Ed, 1947-48Sark, David, 1998-00

Sarver, Charley, 1949Satin, Josh, 2005-08Sauer, Hank, 1973-74Saunders, Chris, 1990Scarpelli, Kevin, 1960-61Schabarum, Pete, 1950Schafer, James, 1954Schiedermayer, Steve,

1973-75Schmidt, Jim, 1996-97Schmidt, John, 1977Schock, Will, 1983-85, 87Schofield, Bill, 1969-70Scott, Brian, 1988-89Selvitella, Jim, 1977-80Semien, Marcus, 2009Serena, Joe, 1973-74Settle, Ted, 1958-60Sharp, Preston, 1997, 99Shaw, John, 1964-65Shinen, Bill, 1968-69Shirley, Jon, 1997-00Shone, Rocky, 1970-71Silverman, Bob, 1976-78Silverstein, Jerry, 1948-50Simpson, Bernie, 1956-58Slack, Bill, 1954Smith, Blake, 2007-09Smith, Brad, 2000-01, 03Smith, Frank, 1966-68Smith, Greg, 1976Smith, Steve, 1964, 66Spears, Ricky, 1993-95Speck, Mickey, 1984-85Spraker, Kyle, 2005Sproul, Andrew, 1998-01Stafford, Dave, 1988, 90Stagnaro, Andy, 1950-51Stang, Gene, 1956Stark, Derek, 1987-89Stark, Justin, 1992-94Steele, Brad, 1997-00Sterling, George, 1957-58Sternberg, Steve, 1964Stevens, Roger, 1966Stewart, John, 1956Stigge, Terry, 1977-78Stokols, Eli, 2001Stone, Rob, 1992, 94-95Stowell, Doug, 1955Sullivan, John, 1963Sullivan, Leo, 1950Sumner, Ryland, 1996-97Swanson, Matt, 2004-05Swick, Aaron, 2005

-T-Talbott, Travis, 2003-05Tarpley, Andy, 1992-94Tarpley, Tim, 1964-65Tate, Gene, 1971-72Tate, Harry, 1970Taylor, Mike, 1965Tellis, Greg, 1969-70Tess, Nick, 2008Texdahl, Dave, 1968-69Thomas, Brett, 2008Thomas, Don, 1972-73Thomas, John, 1974-75Thompson, Chuck, 1957-58Thorne, Hugh, 1977Thys, Greg, 1977-79Todoroff, Joe, 2003Tonis, Mike, 1998-00

McFerrin, Chuck, 1962McGarrey, Tom, 1959-60McGonigal, Kerry, 1996McInerny, Dan, 1978-80McIntire, Ralph, 1948McNinch, Syl, 1950-51Medrano, Nick, 2000-03Meisner, Roy, 1971-72Melton, Bob, 1947Melvin, Bob, 1980Mergenthaler, Andy, 1983Merlo, Frank, 1954Messersmith, Andy, 1965-66Meyer, Rob, 1998-01Milano, Bob, 1960-61Milano, Ed, 1951Miller, Kevin, 2008-09Miller, Mike, 1995-96Millinich, Bob, 1959-61Miloslavich, David, 1977Mindell, Al, 1962-63Miskinnis, Joe, 1959Mitchell, John, 1953-54Mitchell, Les, 1954-55Monachino, Jim, 1950Monroe, Bill, 1953Monroe, Don, 1949-51Montalbo, Brian, 2001-03Montgomery, Jerry, 1959-60Moore, Doak, 1971-72Moore, Mike, 1983Morehouse, Scott, 1987-88,

91Moresco, Don, 1969-71Morris, Vince, 1977-78Morrow, Brandon, 2006Mortola, Rich, 1964Morton, Craig, 1963-64Muhlethaler, Mike, 1988-90Munoz, Cass, 1951-53Munster, Brett, 2004, 06-07Murphy, Scott, 1968Murray, Tony, 1968-70Myers, Dave, 1962-64

-N-Nady, Xavier, 1998-00Nelson, Justin, 2002-04Nelson, Ken, 1970-72Nesbitt, Rob, 2006Neumann, Reid, 1989-92Newell, Roger, 1971Newman, Gale, 1966-67Newton, Glenn, 1980Nicholson, David, 2002-04Nickle, Doug, 1995-97Nielson, Pete, 1971Nisihita, Bill, 1951Noakes, Mike, 1959-61Nunez, Nick, 2007Nusser, Don, 1954-55Nye, Rich, 1964-66

-O-Oakley, Bill, 1960-62O’Brien, Tim, 1993-94O’Dell, Bob, 1947-49Oh, Danny, 2009O’Hara, Pat, 1995Ohland, Steve, 1970-71Oliver, Brian, 1996-98Ortner, Paul, 1956Oxsen, Hal, 1949

Kearney, Kevin, 1975-76Kelley, Bernie, 1956-57Kent, Jeff, 1987-89Kenworthy, Tim, 1975-76Keough, Tom, 1951-53King, Jerry, 1961-63Kirkpatrick, Bill, 1968Kloser, Dave, 1984Knapp, Mike, 1985-86Kobernus, Jeff, 2007-09Konecky, Rich, 1959-60Konishi, Chad, 1990-93Koski, Mike, 1971Kowalishen, Larry, 1975-76Kraft, Ed, 1956-57Krichman, Pete, 1952-53Krist, Chadd, 2009Kritscher, Mike, 1964Kuehl, John, 1988Kurkjian, Chuck, 1970-71Kyte, Al, 1954-56

-L-Lacki, Steve, 1972Land, Doug, 1978-79Larner, Dick, 1947Lavorel, Warren, 1955-57Lawn, Mike, 1990-91Leatherwood, Bob, 1966-67Lee, Don, 1949-50Leoni, Charlie, 1973Lewis, Darren, 1988Lewis, Dee, 1960-62Lewis, Ivan, 1994-97Lewis, Nick, 1985Liebzeit, Bob, 1983-84Liepman, Ben, 2006Lindquist, Eric, 1971Lindsten, Mike, 1983Litle, Gene, 1974-75Lotter, Willard, 1947Louie, Donald, 1960-61Lovett, John, 1964Lubner, Ryan, 2000-01Lucero, Joe, 1958Ludwick, Eric, 1991-92Lufkin, Dan, 1962Luke, Matt, 1990-92Luzar, Jerry, 1967

-M-Maas, Kevin, 1984-86Mackay, Jack, 1952-54Maddox, Leland, 1982-85Magnuson, Jim, 1967Mainini, Scott, 1993-95Maire, Ken, 1993Maloney, John, 1978-79Mann, Ernie, 1947Mascarin, Ed, 1958Masters, Dave, 1985Mathews, Al, 1951-53Mathews, Bill, 1966Mathews, Mike, 1985, 87-89Mattox, Frank, 1981-84Maurino, Ed, 1973-74Mayer, Ed, 1951-52Mayo, Todd, 1986-89McAlone, Tom, 1967-69McCaffrey, Bryan, 1995McCarn, Jerry, 1963-64McClain, Cliff, 1946-48McClain, Greg, 1982-84McCormick, Cody, 1993-95

Toomey, Matt, 1991-94Tonneson, Dylan, 2008-09Toro, Brandon, 1993Trafton, Alex, 2005-06Trainor, Mike, 1985Tronstein, Don, 1953-55Truax, Dan, 1985-86Trump, Dan, 1988, 90-92Tulk, Bobby, 1972-74

-V-Van Coops, Tony, 1975-76Van Houten, Pete, 1955Van Winden, Mike, 2005-07Varrelmann, Darrel, 1981-

82Vice, Darryl, 1987-89Vitatoe, Jerry, 1970-71Vorhis, Jim, 1995-98

-W-Waddell, Tyler, 2008Walker, Don, 1953-55Walker, Tyler, 1996-97Walton, Ron, 1976-77Warrecker, Willy, 1988-89Warzecka, Greg, 1972-73Watts, Buddy, 1984-85Wayne, Ron, 1970Weeks, Doug, 1952, 55Weems, Roger, 1990Weiner, David, 2000, 02, 04Weise, Dave, 1964Weiss, Doug, 1955-57Weiss, Jeff, 1983-86Weldon, Mike, 1955-56Wendell, Robert, 1961Westmoreland, Claude,

1973White, Carson, 2001-02White, John, 1952White, Mike, 1958-60Wickersham, Mike, 1964-66Wiedeman, Ken, 1968-69Wierzbowski, Joe, 1965Wilcox, Don, 1968-70Williams, Jason, 1999-00Williams, Joe, 1976-77Willis, Travis, 1987-89Wilson, Murray, 1975-76Wirth, Bill, 1954Wolford, Daniel, 2008-09Wolger, Mike, 1994-95Wood, Kelly, 1979-80Woodall, Brent, 1992-93Wortham, Andy, 1983-86Wyman, Spencer, 2001

-Y-Yamor, George, 1947-48Yengoyan, David, 1997Young, Charlie, 1979

-Z-Zahn, Mike, 1981-84Zalasky, Pat, 1990Zuber, Jon, 1989-92Zunino, Gary, 1979Zunino, Greg, 1978-81

Bold denotes current athlete


MEDIA INFORMATION

PRIMARY MEDIA OUTLETSDaily Californian (Student)Sports EditorEshleman HallBerkeley, Calif. 94720(510) 548-8300Fax: 849-2803Website: www.dailycal.org

San Francisco ChronicleAl Saracevic (SE)901 Mission StreetSan Francisco, Calif. 94103(415) 777-7201Fax: 543-3754Website: www.sfgate.com

NEWSPAPERSAssociated PressGreg Beacham (SE)1390 Market #318San Francisco, Calif. 94102(415) 495-1708Fax: 495-4967Website: www.sp.org

Bay Area Newspaper Group(Contra Costa Times, Oak-land Tribune)Tom Barnidge (SE)P.O. Box 5088Walnut Creek, Calif. 94596(925) 943-8261Fax: 930-6150Website: www.cctimes.com

RADIOKALX Radio (90.7 FM)(Cal Student Radio)26 Barrows Hall #5650Berkeley, Calif. 94720(510) 642-1111Fax: 642-9715Website: kalx.berkeley.edu

CREDENTIALS: Working press creden-tials can be obtained by e-mailing or calling Scott Ball, Baseball Media Relations Director at [email protected] or (510) 643-1741. The best time to call head coach David Es-quer is from 9:00 a.m. - 12 noon. His phone number at the baseball office is (510) 643-6006. Esquer and the Cal players will be available for interviews following each home and away games.

PAC-10 INFORMATION: Information regarding baseball in the Pacific-10 Con-ference can be obtained by contacting the Conference office in Walnut Creek, Calif. The phone number is (925) 932-4411. The mailing address is Pacific-10 Conference, 1350 Treat Blvd., Suite 500, Walnut Creek, Calif. 94597. The Pac-10 website is www.pac-10.org.

MEDIA RELATIONS OFFICE: The Califor-nia Media Relations Offices are located on the third floor of Haas Pavilion on the west side of the building. Access to the media relations offices is from the elevator location at the northwest corner of the Haas Pavilion first floor.

TICKET INFORMATION: Ticket prices for each of the Bears games are $8. Students who have a student ID card will be admitted

free to all of Cal’s home games. The Ticket Window at Evans Diamond will open one hour prior to game time. For ticket informa-tion, call 1-800-GO BEARS.

TELEPHONES: All requests for media phone lines in the Evans Diamond press box should be directed to the Telecommunica-tions Office on the Cal campus. That phone number is (510) 642-8080. Please make any arrangements well in advance.

DIRECTIONS TO EVANS DIAMOND: Evans Diamond is located between Haas Pa-vilion and the Edwards Track Stadium on the Berkeley campus. From San Francisco, take the Bay Bridge and take Hwy. 880 East. Exit at Ashby Avenue and head east. Continue up Ashby to Telegraph Avenue. Make a left turn on Telegraph and proceed north until it dead ends at Bancroft Way. Turn left and go one block to Dana. Evans Diamond is located just on the other side of Haas Pavilion.

From Contra Costa County, take Highway 24 towards San Francisco. Exit at Telegraph Avenue and proceed north until it dead ends at Bancroft. Turn left and go one block to Dana. Enter campus at Haas Pavilion. Walk around the Pavilion and Evans Diamond will be on your left.

From Alameda and Santa Clara counties take Hwy. 880 north. Exit at Ashby and head

east. Continue up Ashby to Telegraph. Make a left on Telegraph and proceed until it dead ends at Bancroft Way. Turn left and go one block to Dana. Once again, Evans Diamond will be on the south side of Haas Pavilion.

2010 CAL BASEBALL TRAVEL INFORMATIONAt Cal State Bakersfield Tournament (Feb. 25-28): ....... Doubletree (661-323-7111)At Rice (March 10-14): .................................JW Marriott Westheimer (713-961-1500)At Cal Poly (March 18-21): .......................................Embassy Suites (805-549-0800)At Arizona State (March 25-28): ......................Courtyard Downtown (480-966-2800)At USC (April 8-11): .............................................. Courtyard Marriott (310-822-8555)At Stanford (April 23): ..........................................Sheraton Palo Alto (650-328-2800)At Washington State (May 7-10): .................................. Red Lion Inn (208-799-1000)At Oregon (May 27-30): .............................................Valley River Inn (541-743-1000)

MISCELLANEOUSMedia Relations OfficeUniversity of California355 Haas PavilionBerkeley, Calif. 94720(510) 642-5363Fax: 643-7778Website: www.calbears.com

Athletic Ticket OfficeUniversity of California2223 Fulton Ave.Berkeley, Calif. 94720800-GO-BEARS(510) 64-BEARS

Cal Baseball OfficeUniversity of California66 Haas PavilionBerkeley, Calif. 94720(510) 643-6006Fax: 643-0250

Pacific-10 ConferenceJim Muldoon, PR DirectorDave Hirsch, Asst. PR Director1350 Treat Blvd., Suite 500Walnut Creek, Calif. 94597(925) 932-4411Fax: 932-4601Website: www.pac-10.org

HELPFUL SERVICESAIRLINES

American .......................................... 800-433-7300Alaska .............................................. 800-426-0333United .............................................. 800-241-6522American West................................. 800-235-9292US Air ............................................... 800-428-4322Southwest ........................................ 800-435-9792Delta ................................................ 800-221-1212

LOCAL HOTELSBerkeley Marina DoubleTree (200 Marina Blvd.) ..............................548-7920Claremont Hotel (41 Tunnel Road) ..........843-3000Hotel Durant (2600 Durant Ave.) .............845-8981Shattuck Hotel (2086 Allston Way) ..........845-7300Holiday Inn - Emeryville (1800 Powell) ....658-9300Hyatt-Downtown Oakland (1300 Broadway) ................................893-1234Clarion (455 Hegenberger) ......................562-6100

TAXICABSYellow Cab ...............................................444-1234Friendly Cab ............................................536-3000Yellow Checker ........................................527-8294

RESTAURANTS - BERKELEYSpenger’s Fish Grotto (1919 Fourth Street) ...........................845-7771Blakes (2367 Telegraph Avenue) .............848-0886Santa Fe Bar & Grill (1310 University Avenue) ...................841-4740Chez Panisse (1517 Shattuck Avenue) ...548-5529Juan’s Place (941 Carleton Street) ..........845-6904Skates on the Bay (100 Seawall) .............549-1900China Station (700 University Avenue) ....548-7880

TELEPHONE SERVICETelecommunications Office (campus) ......642-8080Pacific Bell ...............................................545-7355

Note: Area codes are 510 unless specified


EVANS DIAMOND

Evans Diamond, a 2,500-seat, natural grass field named after legendary California baseball coach Clint Evans, provides fans one of the most enjoyable collegiate baseball experiences.

One of the most picturesque and unique college baseball facilities in the nation is Evans Diamond, which

has served as home of the Golden Bear baseball team since 1933.

The Carl J. Van Heuit Training Facility sits down the right field line and includes indoor batting cages, indoor and outdoor bullpens, as well as weight training and conditioning equipment.

Fans enjoyed changes in Evans Diamond in 2006, as construction was completed on the Carl J. Van Heuit Training Facility, a new patio area and grass bank was situ-ated along the left field line, plus artwork, sponsored by Truitt and White, now graces the back of Edwards Track Stadium and the Recreational Sports Facility. The Carl J. Van Heuit Training Facility, named after the former Cal football Hall of Famer who was a

On Feb. 11, 2006, former Major League star Jeff Kent was recognized at Evans Diamond for his commitment to Cal athletics and the Women Driven Program.

staunch supporter of the Bears’ baseball pro-gram, provides the team with indoor batting cages (Jeff Kent Batting Cages), indoor and outdoor bullpens (Stuart Gordon Bullpens), as well as weight training and conditioning equipment. The graphics on the RSF wall are of former Cal standouts Chuck Hensley, Rod Booker, Lance Blankenship, Jon Zuber, Matt Luke, Bobby Kahlon, Xavier Nady and Conor Jackson.


Evans Diamond’s received a field facelift in the fall of 1992 at a cost of $275,000, which was completely paid for by Cal alums. RNT Landscaping of San Leandro, Calif. com-pleted the renovation of the Evans Diamond playing surface, which included leveling the field, installing a new drainage system, replacing both the infield and outfield grass and placing a warning track around the entire field.

Originally part of Edwards Field, named in the memory of Colonel George C. Edwards, Evans Diamond was named after legendary Cal baseball coach Clint Evans, who served as the Bears’ head coach from 1930-54, leading the Bears to first-ever College World Series title in 1947.

The playing surface at Evans Diamond features natural grass, along with a mixture of clay and crushed cinder infield surface. The outfield measurements at Evans are 320 feet down the lines, 365 to the power

alleys and 395 to center field. The seating capacity is 2,500.

Evans Diamond is located on the south-west corner of campus, between Edwards/Goldman Field Track Stadium, Haas Pavilion

and the Recreational Sports Facility. The easiest access to the field is off Cross Cam-pus Road (Frank Schlessinger Way), which intersects Oxford Avenue near the north end of the track stadium.

Evans Diamond sits adjacent to Haas Pavilion (right), home to several Golden Bear sport programs, as well as administrative offices, including the Cal baseball offices and locker room.

Amenities at Evans Diamond include large banners behind the left field wall (left) honoring Cal All-Americans. Just over the center and right field walls (above), flags represent each member of the Pacific-10 Conference and additional banners attached to the east wall of neighboring Edwards Stadium display images of past players and action from the home of Golden Bear baseball.

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GOLDEN BEARS atAT&T PARK

On April 25, 2006, Cal baseball had the opportunity to compete against the University of San Francisco in the inaugural Dante Benedetti Classic at AT&T Park, home of the San Francisco Giants. The Golden Bears also competed in the Dante Benedetti Classic in 2008 and 2009 (shown above during Cal’s 4-3 victory over the Dons).


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B erkeley is a part of the San Francisco Bay Area major metropoli-

tan area of approximately 7.2 million people. The region is one of the most beautiful in the world and includes the major cities of San Fran-cisco and Oakland, as well as Berkeley, home of the world-renowned University of California. Just south are San Jose and the Silicon Valley, home to many of the world’s high-tech companies. The Bay Area also lies within easy driving distance of the high Sierra resorts of Lake Tahoe and Yosemite, the Monterey/Carmel peninsula, the world famous Napa wine country and the spectacular Mendocino Coast.

Everyone knows San Fran-cisco, a.k.a. “The City,” from the numerous photographs, movies and television shows that capture its magic and beauty. It is a city built on a series of more than 40 hills, offering panoramic views of every kind. The hub of a nine-county complex and the fi-nancial and insurance capital of the world, San Francisco has a resident population of just over 800,000 and is situated on a 46.7 square mile peninsula bounded on

TOP CITIES IN THE WORLD

1. Sydney, Australia 2. San Francisco, CA 3. Florence, Italy 4. Cape Town S. Africa 5. Charleston, SC 6. Bangkok, Thailand 7. Rome, Italy 8. Buenos Aires, Argentina 9. Vancouver, Canada 10. New York City, NYSource: Condé Nast Traveler, 2008 Readers’ Choice Awards

BERKELEY

OAKLAND

the west by the Pacific Ocean, the north by the Golden Gate strait, and from north to east by the San Francisco Bay. San Francisco has been named the world’s top city twice and the top city in the U.S. in 18 of the last 19 years by Condé Nast Traveler.

The San Francisco Bay is spanned by two landmarks, the Golden Gate and San Francis-co-Oakland Bay bridges, and graced by four islands: Alcatraz, Angel, Yerba Buena and Treasure. The area is easily navigated by car, BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit), bus or ferry, making it easily accessible to all.

Berkeley and the Bay area

Tyson Ross


Located across the Bay Bridge from San Francisco, Oakland is a city of over 400,000, jam-packed with exciting attractions, stimulating arts and an ideal climate. Oakland’s charm exceeds its man-made wonders, as its tumbling hills, vast forests, hiking and riding trails, beautiful lakes and numerous parks provide a natural escape for those who prefer nature over an urban environment.

Berkeley, just a 12-mile drive from San Francisco, is situated on 17.7 square miles with a population of just under 103,000 people. A study in contrasts, Berkeley is a small town with a big city character. With its world-renowned university, global population and rich diversity of cultural arts, Berkeley reflects and affects the rest of the country.

Sports fans can see it all in the Bay Area - professional football (San Francisco 49ers, Oakland Raiders), professional basketball (Golden State Warriors), professional baseball (San Francisco Giants, Oakland Athletics), professional hockey (San Jose Sharks) and outstanding collegiate com-petition (six Division I schools).

Sources: S.F. Convention and Visitors Bureau, Oakland Convention and Visitors Authority, Berkeley Convention and Visitors Bureau, and the California Trade and Commerce Agency.

SAN FRANCISCO

YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK

SIMPLY THE BEST• Money magazine chose San Francisco as “the best

place to live” among the 300 biggest U.S. metro-politan areas.

• Forbes.com has ranked San Francisco one of America’s “best cities for the outdoors” for each of the past two years while American College of Sports Medicine has consistently placed San Francisco among the nation’s Top 5 in fitness among the most populous cities.

• Readers of Travel + Leisure magazine selected San Francisco as their favorite city in 2008 for its “noteworthy neighborhoods.”

• San Francisco is rated the No. 1 city in the U.S. and the No. 2 city in the world by Condé Nast Traveler (October 2008).

Frank Gore


the University of California

SIMPLY THE BEST

T here is no other way to aptly describeAmerica’s top public university. There is no other way to describe one of the elite academic settings

in the world – especially one that also includes one of America’s most successful athletic departments.

The University of California blends the best of all worlds. Overlooking the scenic San Francisco Bay and ranked as the nation’s top public university by the U.S. News and World Report, the flagship campus of the state of California also features an athletic program that an-nually finishes among the leaders in the Directors’ Cup standings, which rates the overall success of America’s collegiate athletic departments.

Cal attracts what many believe to be the finest appli-cant pool in the United States. The university features a diverse student body population. The University of Cali-fornia offers 351 degree programs, and 35 of the school’s 36 graduate programs are ranked among America’s Top 10. Cal’s 35 programs among the Top 10 is No. 1 among all universities in the country, as is its 32 “distinguished” programs, as rated by the National Research Council.

The library is ranked third in the country, as judged by the Association of Research Libraries with 10 million volumes in 32 campus libraries.

The faculty features seven Nobel Laureates, 135 members of the National Academy of Sciences, 28 MacArthur Fellows, 74 Fulbright Scholars, four Pulitzer Prize winners and more Guggenheim Fellows (359) than any other university in America.


AMERICA’S NO. 1 PUBLIC UNIVERSITY BY THE NUMBERS

Student-to-Faculty Ratio

Nobel Laureates21 current and former faculty members

15-121

Degree Programs351

ServiceThe University of California is the only school in the country to have produced more than 3,000 vol-unteers since the inception of the Peace Corps in 1961.

Universities With Highest Number of Top 10 Graduate Programs1. CALIFORNIA2. Stanford3. Harvard4. Columbia5. MIT

Universities With The Highest Number of “Distinguished Programs”1. CALIFORNIA2. Stanford3. Harvard4. Princeton5. MIT

In 2007, the Association of Research Libraries ranked Cal’s University Library as the No. 1 public research university library in North America.

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3000TOP PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES1. CALIFORNIA2. Virginia UCLA4. Michigan5. North CarolinaSource: U.S. News and World Report

Nobel Laureate Oliver Williamson


California athletiCs

Winning is a Cal Tradition!

2008 FIELD HOCKEYNorPac Champions

2008-09 WOMEN’S SWIMMING & DIVINGPac-10 Champions

CURRENT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS

RECENT TEAM NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

2004 MEN’S GOLF 2006 MEN’S CREW 2006 WOMEN’S CREW

Michael CavicMen’s Swimming & Diving2008 Olympic Silver Medalist

Nathan AdrianMen’s Swimming & Diving2008 Olympic Gold Medalist2009 National Champion50 Freestyle, 100 Freestyle

Natalie CoughlinWomen’s Swimming & Diving11-time 2004 & ’08 Olympic Medalist

Emily SilverWomen’s Swimming & Diving2008 Olympic Silver Medalist

Alex MackFootball2008 Draddy Trophy National Scholar-Athlete of the Year


2008-09 WOMEN’S SWIMMING & DIVINGPac-10 Champions

2006 WOMEN’S CREW

2009 MEN’S CREWPac-10 Champions

2009 WOMEN’S CREWPac-10 Champions

2008 RUGBY 2008-09 WOMEN’S SWIMMING & DIVING

Evan RothMen’s Gymnastics2009 National ChampionRings

Dana VollmerWomen’s Swimming & Diving2009 National Champion100 Freestyle, 200 Freestyle

Amanda SimsWomen’s Swimming & Diving2009 National Champion100 Butterfly

Damir DugonjicMen’s Swimming & Diving2009 National Champion100 Breaststroke

Martin MaricMen’s Track & Field2009 National ChampionDiscus

Mari Andersson Jana Juricova Women’s Tennis2009 National ChampionsDoubles

2002 SOFTBALL


ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE SHINES THROUGH PERFECT GRADUATION RATES UNDER

COACH DAVID ESQUERSince David Esquer became head coach in

2000, the California baseball program has a 100 percent graduation rate for all players who have exhausted their eligibility.

ACADEMIC GAME PLANCOMPREHENSIVE PROGRAM FOCUSES ON GOLDEN BEAR ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT

O ne of the real success stories for the Uni-versity of California is the development and growth of a comprehensive academic

support program for its student-athletes: the Athletic Study Center.

In 1984, campus officials and athletic department administrators decided that a greater emphasis needed to be placed on helping Cal student-athletes with their academic pursuits. The Athletic Study Center was thus born and charged with developing an academic support program tailored to the needs of NCAA Division I student-athletes. It was a significant development for an academically oriented institution such as Cal to recognize the special needs required for a modern student-athlete’s success both as an athletic competitor on the field of play and as a student in the classroom.

TUTORIAL PROGRAM

The tutorial program promotes and en-hances student academic skills and prog-ress by providing individual tutoring, group workshops, study groups, credit courses and intensive special programs. The Athletic Study Center has between 50-60 tutors on staff per semester to guarantee that students receive the best possible support. Tutorial sessions are also offered at night, enabling student-athletes to receive help after practices when are able to devote more time to studying.

ADVISING PROGRAM

The advising program offers a broad range of services to meet the unique needs of student-athletes, including assistance in understanding and complying with uni-versity, college and NCAA requirements, developing time management skills and resolving personal academic issues unique to student-athletes.

During a student-athlete’s freshman year, advisors provide assistance to ensure a successful academic transition from high school. In the sophomore year, they assist student-athletes in making decisions on appropriate majors and fields of study. Over the course of the final two years, advisors take more of an exiting approach, ensur-ing that proper academic progress is being made towards graduation while referring juniors and seniors to areas on or near campus that can help with career planning and development.

SPECIAL PROGRAMS

The Athletic Study Center offers a special service called Summer Bridge; an adjunct program designed to help ease the transi-tion from high school to college. The primary components of the program include writing and math workshops, an advising work-shop, study skills seminars and an evening tutorial program.

Another special program offered is peer advising. Peer advisors provide academic and campus guidance for new intercolle-giate student-athletes. They are selected from junior and senior student-athletes who assist in the development of programs to further address the needs of student-athletes.

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STUDENT-ATHLETE PROGRAMThe Athletic Study Center, which is housed within the Division of

Undergraduate Education, is the tutorial and academic support pro-gram for the nearly 1,000 student-athletes at Cal. Centrally located in the Cesar Chavez Student Center, the program provides a spacious and comfortable arboretum for quiet study, separate classrooms for individual and group tutorials, and a computer lab for word process-ing and required course work.

Geared around the understanding of the amount of time student-athletes must devote to practice, training, physical therapy and team travel, the program creates an environment where students can cultivate strong study habits, receive individual or group tutoring and obtain counseling from academic advisors.

Athletic Study Center Staff


An integral part of the Cal Baseball program and its success is the strength and conditioning pro-

gram, led by Jenna Smith and assistants, who supervise the comprehensive op-eration for the Golden Bear team. The program’s philosophy is geared towards helping each student-athlete achieve the highest level of athletic development.

By teaching how all the components of strength and conditioning fit together, student-athletes understand how to maximize force production. This includes enhancement of speed, strength and flexibility, which results in improved power. Motivating, educating and helping to reach maximum athletic development is the primary focus of the Cal program.

The Cal weight room includes eight Olympic platforms and an array of aerobic and anaerobic equipment. The picturesque facility offers panoramic views of the entire region, including San Francisco and the Bay. The training regimen at Cal is a year-round process that emphasizes the speed, strength and flexibility. With closely monitored work-outs that involve a great deal of individual instruction and attention, student-athletes are taught the correct techniques to increase peak performance during competition.

Cal’s program stresses comprehensive training in order to improve both strength and speed. Flexibility is a key component because it is essential for proper lifting.

Athlete workouts are closely monitored by the conditioning staff who work in collabora-

tion with the entire sports medicine team (doctors, ath-letic trainers, phys-ical therapists, nu-tritionists, etc.) to ensure the health and safety of all of student-athletes.

In this way, Cal’s strength and con-ditioning program is a vital compo-nent linking the “full circle” of a student-athlete’s physical development from conditioning through rehabilitation and reconditioning.

JENNA SMITHStrength &

Conditioning

The strength and conditioning program for Cal Baseball is a

comprehensive process which combines modern Olympic

platform, aerobic and anaerobic workouts in the Haas Pavilion

fitness facility with personalized training to maximize strength,

speed, flexibility and overall health.

strength & Conditioning


Name Year Signed OrganizationDennis Barfield 1978 Tokyo GiantsBob Bohnet 1978 Minnesota TwinsPaul Fox 1978 Detroit TigersBob Silverman 1978 Toronto Blue JaysGreg Thys 1979 San Diego PadresGary Zunino 1979 St. Louis CardinalsRod Booker 1980 Philadelphia PhilliesLyle Brackenridge 1980 Minnesota TwinsTom Colburn 1980 Oakland A’sSteve Conroy 1980 Cleveland IndiansBrian Duffy 1980 San Diego PadresChuck Hensley 1980 San Francisco GiantsDan McInerny 1980 Baltimore OriolesBob Melvin 1980 Kansas City RoyalsMichael Buggs 1981 Chicago White SoxChuck Cary 1981 Chicago White SoxMitch Hawley 1981 Kansas City RoyalsJeff Ronk 1981 San Diego PadresGreg Zunino 1981 New York YankeesJim Eppard 1982 Toronto Blue JaysJohn Cox 1983 Chicago CubsNick Esposito 1983 Texas RangersBrian Guinn 1983 Chicago White SoxDave Hengel 1983 San Francisco GiantsFrank Mattox 1984 Milwaukee BrewersGreg McClain 1984 Pittsburgh PiratesBryan Price 1984 Seattle MarinersTim Jester 1985 Houston AstrosDave Masters 1985 Seattle MarinersBuddy Watts 1985 Milwaukee BrewersMike Baer 1986 Minnesota TwinsLance Blankenship 1986 Oakland A’sJerry Goff 1986 Houston AstrosMike Knapp 1986 Cincinnati RedsKevin Maas 1986 Milwaukee BrewersMark Sampson 1986 San Diego PadresJeff Weiss 1986 Atlanta BravesAndy Wortham 1986 Toronto Blue JaysRich Aldrete 1987 San Francisco GiantsTed Eldredge 1987 Seattle MarinersPaul Ellison 1987 Philadelphia PhilliesLeland Mattox 1987 Oakland A’sWill Schock 1987 Philadelphia PhilliesDarren Lewis 1988 Chicago CubsJohn Kuehl 1988 Oakland A’sTravis Willis 1989 Pittsburgh PiratesJeff Kent 1989 Los Angeles DodgersDarryl Vice 1989 Oakland A’sTodd Mayo 1989 Montreal ExposJoe Buckley 1989 San Diego PadresBrad DeJardin 1989 Cleveland IndiansWilly Warrecker 1989 California AngelsMike Muhlethaler 1990 Oakland A’sDan Cholowsky 1991 Colorado RockiesMike Harrison 1991 Cincinnati RedsMike Lawn 1991 Milwaukee BrewersChris Clapinski 1992 Cleveland IndiansMatt Luke 1992 Tampa Bay Devil RaysTroy Penix 1992 Oakland A’sJon Zuber 1992 Milwaukee BrewersNate Brown 1993 Montreal ExposMike Cather 1993 St. Louis CardinalsAaron Fuller 1993 Boston Red SoxMark Palfalvi 1993 Sioux Falls (Indep.)Brent Woodall 1993 Chicago CubsReed Aljian 1994 California AngelsGeoff Blum* 1994 Houston AstrosEddie Comeaux 1994 Chico Heat (Indep.)

CAL PLAYERS IN THE PROS (1978-present)Matt Toomey 1994 Thunder Bay (Indep.)Bobby Kahlon 1995 Atlanta BravesCody McCormick 1995 New York YankeesMike Wolger 1995 Montreal ExposGavin Brown 1996 Atlanta BravesDan Cey 1996 Minnesota TwinsKeith Evans 1996 Montreal ExposJonathan Petke 1996 Cleveland IndiansDoug Nickle 1997 Los Angeles DodgersTyler Walker* 1997 Washington NationalsRyan Drese 1998 Atlanta BravesAaron Gordnier 1998 Cleveland IndiansJason Hill 1998 Philadelphia PhilliesBrian Oliver 1998 Texas RangersPreston Sharp 1999 Anaheim AngelsTommy Callen 2000 Toronto Blue JaysXavier Nady* 2000 Chicago CubsKevin Johnson 2000 Detroit TigersBrad Steele 2000 Philadelphia PhilliesMike Tonis 2000 Kansas City RoyalsJason Williams 2000 Montreal ExposDavid Cash 2001 Chicago CubsJason Dennis 2001 Long Island Ducks (Indep.)Clint Hoover 2001 Houston AstrosRob Meyer 2001 San Francisco GiantsJohn Baker* 2002 Florida MarlinsTrevor Hutchinson 2002 Florida MarlinsMatt Payne 2002 Chicago White SoxCarson White 2002 Colorado RockiesConor Jackson* 2003 Arizona DiamondbacksNoah Jackson 2003 Chicago CubsBrian Montalbo 2003 Milwaukee BrewersMatt Brown 2004 Houston AstrosKyle Crist 2004 Kansas City RoyalsJeff Dragicevich 2004 Colorado RockiesBrian Horwitz* 2004 San Francisco GiantsJesse Ingram 2004 Texas RangersJustin Nelson 2004 Colorado RockiesDavid Nicholson 2004 Los Angeles DodgersMike Padgett 2004 Texas RangersEric Dworkis 2005 San Francisco GiantsAdam Gold 2005 San Diego PadresChris Grossman 2005 St. Louis CardinalsMatt Swanson 2005 Pittsburgh PiratesTravis Talbott 2005 Florida MarlinsBrennan Boesch* 2006 Detroit TigersJeremy Burchett 2006 Cincinnati RedsGarrett Bussiere 2006 St. Louis CardinalsMichael Cooper 2006 Chicago CubsAllen Craig* 2006 St. Louis CardinalsChris Errecart* 2006 Milwaukee BrewersBrandon Morrow* 2006 Toronto Blue JaysAlex Trafton 2006 Tampa Bay Devil RaysCraig Bennigson* 2008 Colorado RockiesDavid Cooper* 2008 Toronto Blue JaysCharlie Cutler* 2008 St. Louis CardinalsMatt Gorgen* 2008 Tampa Bay RaysAlex Rollin* 2008 Schaumberg Flyers (Indep.)Tyson Ross* 2008 Oakland A’sJosh Satin* 2008 New York MetsMichael Brady* 2009 Florida MarlinsMichael Bulgary* 2009 Boston Red SoxYasser Clor 2009 Pittsburgh PiratesBrett Jackson* 2009 Chicago CubsJeff Kobernus* 2009 Washington NationalsBlake Smith* 2009 Los Angeles DodgersDyan Tonneson* 2009 San Diego Padres* - active


CALIFORNIA BASEBALL DRAFT PICKS SINCE 2000

UNDER COACH DAVID ESQUER Year Player Round Selected Team2000 Xavier Nady ........... Second round ..........San Diego Padres2000 Mike Tonis .............. Second round ........Kansas City Royals2000 Kevin Johnson ............14th round ..................Detroit Tigers2000 Jason Williams .............21st round .. Arizona Diamondbacks2000 Brad Steele ..................26th round ....... Philadelphia Phillies2000 Tommy Callen ............. 33rd round ...........Toronto Blue Jays2000 John Shirley ................ 43rd round .................... Oakland A’s

2001 David Cash .................Sixth round .....San Francisco Giants2001 Clint Hoover .................14th round ...............Houston Astros2001 Jason Dennis ...............14th round ............. Anaheim Angels2001 Rob Meyer ...................19th round .....San Francisco Giants

2002 Trevor Hutchinson ..... Third round ................Florida Marlins2002 John Baker............... Fourth round .................... Oakland A’s2002 Carson White .............. 23rd round ...........Colorado Rockies2002 Matt Payne...................50th round .........Chicago White Sox

2003 Conor Jackson .............First round .. Arizona Diamondbacks2003 Brian Montalbo...... Seventh round ........Milwaukee Brewers2003 Noah Jackson ............. Free Agent .................Chicago Cubs

2004 David Nicholson ........ Ninth round .....Los Angeles Dodgers2004 Justin Nelson ...............15th round ...........Colorado Rockies2004 Jeff Dragicevich ...........18th round ..........Colorado Rockies2004 Matt Brown..................22nd round ...............Houston Astros2004 Kyle Crist .....................34th round ........Kansas City Royals2004 Jesse Ingram ...............36th round ............... Texas Rangers2004 Brian Horwitz .............. Free Agent .....San Francisco Giants2004 Mike Padgett ............... Free Agent ............... Texas Rangers

2005 Matt Swanson ..............13th round .............Pittsburg Pirates2005 Travis Talbott................14th round ................Florida Marlins2005 Adam Gold .................. 33rd round ..........San Diego Padres2005 Eric Dworkis .................45th round .....San Francisco Giants2005 Chris Grossman .......... Free Agent ......... New York Yankees

2006 Brandon Morrow ..........First round .............Seattle Mariners2006 Brennan Boesch ........ Third round ..................Detroit Tigers2006 Chris Errecart ...............Fifth round ........Milwaukee Brewers2006 Allen Craig ............... Eighth round .........St. Louis Cardinals2006 Jeremy Burchett......... Ninth round ..............Cincinnati Reds2006 Garrett Bussiere...........26th round .........St. Louis Cardinals2006 Michael Cooper............26th round .................Chicago Cubs2006 Alex Trafton................. Free Agent ...Tampa Bay Devil Rays

2008 David Cooper ...............First round ...........Toronto Blue Jays2008 Tyson Ross ............ Second round .................... Oakland A’s2008 Josh Satin ...................Sixth round ............... New York Mets2008 Craig Bennigson ........ Ninth round ...........Colorado Rockies2008 Charlie Cutler ...............14th round .........St. Louis Cardinals2008 Matt Gorgen .................16th round ............Tampa Bay Rays

2009 Brett Jackson ...............First round .................Chicago Cubs2009 Jeff Kobernus ........Second Round .... Washington Nationals2009 Blake Smith...........Second Round .....Los Angeles Dodgers2009 Michael Bugary ............15th round ............. Boston Red Sox2009 Michael Brady ..............24th round ................Florida Marlins2009 Dylan Tonneson ...........36th round ..........San Diego Padres2009 Yasser Clor ..................49th round ...........Pittsburgh Pirates Tyson Ross

David Cooper


Conor Jackson Jackie Jensen Matt Luke

CAL’S MAJOR LEAGUERSName Pos Career Stats Years TeamJack Albright SS .232, 2 HR, 5 RBI 1947 PhilliesJohn Baker C .281, 14 HR, 82 RBI 2008- MarlinsLance Blankenship UT .222, 9 HR, 92 RBI 1988-93 A’sJohn Bliss C .219, 3 HR, 61 RBI 1908-12 CardinalsGeoff Blum INF/OF .250, 95 HR, 446 RBI 1999- Expos, Astros, Devil Rays, Padres, White Sox, Padres, AstrosRod Booker SS .248, 0 HR, 28 RBI 1987-91 Cardinals, PhilliesChuck Cary LHP 14-26, 4.17 ERA, 3 saves 1985-93 Tigers, Braves, Yankees, White SoxMike Cather RHP 5-6, 3.42 ERA 1997-00 Braves, RockiesSam Chapman OF .266, 180 HR, 773 RBI 1938-51 Philadelphia A’s, Indians, Philadelphia A’sChris Clapinski 2B .267, 1 HR, 9 RBI 1999-00 MarlinsLarry Colton RHP 0-0, 4.50 ERA 1968 PhilliesTaylor Douthit OF .291, 29 HR, 396 RBI 1923-33 Cardinals, Reds, Cardinals, Reds, Cubs, RedsDave Dowling LHP 1-0, 1.80 ERA 1964-66 Cardinals, CubsRyan Drese RHP 34-39, 5.31 ERA 2001-06 Indians, Rangers, NationalsJuan Eichelberger RHP 26-36, 4.10 ERA 1978-88 Padres, Indians, BravesJim Eppard OF .281, 0 HR, 16 RBI 1987-90 Angels, Blue JaysMike Epstein 1B .244, 130 HR, 380 RBI 1966-74 Orioles, Senators, A’s, Senators, A’s, Angels, Rangers, AngelsJerry Goff C .215, 7 HR, 19 RBI 1990-96 Expos, Pirates, AstrosBill Heitmuller OF .271, 0 HR, 22 RBI 1909-10 Philadelphia A’sDave Hengel OF .186, 4 HR, 18 RBI 1986-89 Mariners, IndiansChuck Hensley LHP 0-0, 2.45 ERA, 1 save 1986 GiantsBrian Horwitz OF .222, 2 HR, 4 RBI 2008- GiantsConor Jackson 1B .281, 45 HR, 236 RBI 2005 - DiamondbacksJackie Jensen OF .279, 199 HR, 929 RBI 1950-61 Yankees, Senators, Red SoxJeff Kent 2B .290, 377 HR, 1,518 RBI 1992-08 Blue Jays, Mets, Indians, Giants, Astros, DodgersDarren Lewis OF .250, 27 HR, 342 RBI 1990-02 A’s, Giants, Reds, Giants, White Sox, Dodgers, Red Sox, CubsMatt Luke OF .242, 15 HR, 40 RBI 1996-99 Yankees, Indians, Dodgers, AngelsKevin Maas 1B/DH .230, 65 HR, 169 RBI 1990-95 Yankees, TwinsEd Mayer LHP 2-2, 4.31 ERA, 1 save 1957-58 CubsBob Melvin C .233, 35 HR, 212 RBI 1985-94 Tigers, Giants, Orioles, Royals, Red Sox, White Sox, YankeesAndy Messersmith RHP 130-99, 2.86 ERA, 15 saves 1968-79 Angels, Dodgers, Braves, Yankees, DodgersBrandon Morrow RHP 8-12, 3.96 ERA, 16 saves 2007 - Mariners, Blue JaysNewell Morse 2B .000, 0 HR, 0 RBI 1929 Philadelphia A’sRalph “Hap” Myers 1B .268, 4 HR, 116 RBI 1910-15 Boston Braves, St. Louis Browns, Brooklyn DodgersXavier Nady OF .280, 87 HR, 325 RBI 2000- Padres, Mets, Pirates, Yankees, CubsDoug Nickle RHP 1-0, 7.84 ERA 2000-02 Phillies, PadresRich Nye LHP 26-31, 3.71 ERA, 4 saves 1966-70 Cubs, Expos, Cardinals Orval Overall RHP 108-71, 2.23 ERA, 12 saves 1905-13 Reds, Cubs, Reds, CubsEarl Robinson OF .268, 12 HR, 44 RBI 1958-64 Dodgers, OriolesRay Rohwer OF .284, 3 HR, 28 RBI 1921-22 PiratesJoe Smith C .156, 0 HR, 2 RBI 1913 YankeesMike Tonis C .000, 0 HR, 0 RBI 2004 RoyalsTyler Walker RHP 22-18, 4.32 ERA, 34 saves 2002- Mets, Giants, Devil Rays, Giants, Mariners, NationalsBill Werle LHP 29-39, 4.69 ERA, 15 saves 1949-54 Pirates, Cardinals, Red SoxJon Zuber 1B/OF .250, 3 HR, 16 RBI 1996-98 PhilliesBold denotes current Major Leaguers

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JOHN BAKERFlorida Marlins

BRANDON MORROWToronto Blue Jays

ALLEN CRAIGSt. Louis Cardinals

XAVIER NADYChicago Cubs

GEOFF BLUMHouston Astros

CONOR JACKSONArizona Diamondbacks

TYLER WALKERWashington Nationals

TYSON ROSSOakland Athletics

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TOP ROW (left to right): Matt Flemer, Mark Canha, Brian Guinn, Marcus Semien, Brett Bishop, Chadd Krist, Jimmy Bosco, Kevin Miller, Seth Spivack. THIRD ROW: Trevor Hildenberger, Erik Johnson, Michael Lowden, Brian Diemer, Dixon Anderson, Joey Donofrio, Maris Moore, Eddie Hsieh, Justin Jones. SECOND ROW: Chris Petrini, Justin Byrd, Mitch Delfino, Devin Rodriguez, Joe Kurrasch, Mike Cassady, Daniel Wolford, Cameron Hart, Paul Toboni. FRONT ROW: Chad Bunting, Dwight Tanaka, Tony Renda, Danny Oh, Austin Booker, David Buscovich, Darrel Matthews, Stephen Pistoresi, Matt Evanoff.

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1:30 p.m.

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Arkansas1:30 p.m.

Arkansas1:00 p.m.

Arkansas1:00 p.m.

at Cal Poly6:00 p.m.


at Arizona State*

6:30 p.m.

at Arizona State*

12:30 p.m.

at Arizona State*

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at Rice6:30 p.m. CT

at Rice2:00 p.m. CT

at Rice1:00 p.m. CT

Houston2:30 p.m.

at San Francisco2:00 p.m.

at Rice6:30 p.m. CT


Fresno State2:30 p.m.

at USC*6:30 p.m.

at USC*6:30 p.m.

Washington*2:30 p.m.



at Stanford*5:30 p.m.



at UC Davis2:30 p.m.

Stanford2:30 p.m.

at USC1:00 p.m.

Pacific2:30 p.m.

Oregon State*

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Arizona*12:00 p.m.

Arizona*2:30 p.m.

Arizona*2:30 p.m.

Oregon State*

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Oregon State*

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at Washington State*

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UCLA*2:30 p.m.

UCLA*1:00 p.m.

at Pacific6:00 p.m.


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at Oregon*7:00 p.m.

at Oregon*5:00 p.m.

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2010 california baseball information guide

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