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GENERALLocation Sacramento, Calif.Founded 1947Enrollment 28,000Nickname HornetsColors Green & GoldHome Facility (Capacity) John Smith Field (1,200)All-Time Div. I John Smith Field Record (1990+) 353-325-2Affiliation NCAA Division IConference Western Athletic Conference (WAC)Years in Conference 12th Season (1993-96, 2006-pres.)President Dr. Alexander GonzalezYears at Sacramento State 10th YearAthletics Director Dr. Terry WanlessYears at Sacramento State 11th YearFaculty Athletic Representative Dr. Steve PerezAthletics Department Phone (916) 278-6481Ticket Office Phone (916) 278-2222Press Row Phone (916) 889-6643

BASEBALL STAFFHead Coach Reggie ChristiansenAlma Mater, Yr. Menlo College, 1998 Years at Sacramento State Third SeasonRecord at Sacramento State (WAC) 50-67 (17-25)Overall Head Coaching Record (Seven Years) 157-208Assistant Coach Steve HolmAlma Mater, Yr. Oral Roberts, 2001Years at Sacramento State First SeasonAssistant Coach Jake McKinleyAlma Mater, Yr. Bethany, 2005Years at Sacramento State Third SeasonAssistant Coach Thad JohnsonAlma Mater, Yr. Oregon State, 2002Years at Sacramento State Third SeasonBaseball Office Phone (916) 278-4036

MEDIA RELATIONS STAFFAssistant Director (Baseball Contact) Joe WaltastiOffice Phone (916) 278-6896Office Fax (916) 278-5429Cell Phone (916) 889-6643E-mail [email protected] Relations Director Brian BergerE-mail [email protected] Director Ryan BjorkE-mail [email protected] Address Athletics Center, Room 1210 Sacramento State 6000 J Street Sacramento, CA 95819-6099

TEAM INFORMATION2012 Overall Record (WAC) 31-28 (11-7/T-1st)2012 Postseason WAC Tournament (Runner-Up)Letterwinners Returning/Lost 20/8Starting Position Players Returning/Lost (Min. 100 ABs) 6/2Starting Pitchers Returning/Lost (Min. 6 Starts) 6/0Relievers Returning/Lost (Min. 20 IPs) 3/1Redshirts Returning 2Newcomers 11WAC Championships 1 (2012)All-Time WAC Record 106-165 (11 Years)NCAA Div. I Tournament Appearances None (4 in Div. II)Year Program Joined Div. I 1990All-Time Program Record 1565-1435-7 (64 Years)

2012 POSITION PLAYERS RETURNING (6)No. Player GP-GS Pos. BA R RBI3 David Del Grande 55-44 RF .271 19 235 Will Soto 59-56 3B .276 35 327 Scotty Burcham 51-50 SS .231 22 1612 Rhys Hoskins 56-56 LF .353 44 5318 Andrew Ayers 58-57 2B .336 36 3135 Justin Higley 53-47 CF .274 39 26

2012 STARTING PITCHERS RETURNING (6)No. Player APP-GS IP ERA W-L SO10 Zach Morgan 12-6 30.2 5.58 0-2 1813 Tanner Mendonca 17-15 89.1 4.74 6-8 5517 Dallas Chadwick 15-8 57.1 4.40 4-1 4619 Ty Nichols 15-7 37.1 8.44 2-3 2821 Brennan Leitao 18-12 86.1 5.00 7-5 4527 Hunter Greenwood 20-9 65.0 5.54 3-4 28

2012 RELIEVERS RETURNING (3)No. Player APP-GS IP ERA SV SO14 Brandon Creel 24-0 36.2 4.66 2 2629 Tyler Hoelzen 31-0 34.0 4.50 0 3536 Garrett Kraemer 13-1 21.2 5.40 0 13

2012 POSITION PLAYERS LOST (2)No. Player GP-GS Pos. BA R RBI6 Derrick Chung 58-57 C .340 42 3128 Trevor Paine 51-46 1B .308 23 32

2012 STARTERS/RELIEVERS LOST (1)No. Player APP-GS IP ERA SV SO44 R.J. Davis 26-0 30.0 3.90 8 25

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2013 SCHEDULEDATE OPPONENT TIME (PT)Fri., Feb. 15 at Texas 4:30 PMSat., Feb. 16 at Texas 12 PMSun., Feb. 17 at Texas 11 AMTues., Feb. 19 at Fresno State 6 PMFri., Feb. 22 UC RIVERSIDE 2 PMSat., Feb. 23 UC RIVERSIDE (DH) 11 AMSun., Feb. 24 UC RIVERSIDE 12 PMTues., Feb. 26 NEVADA 2 PMFri., March 1 UTAH VALLEY 2 PMSat., March 2 UTAH VALLEY 1 PMSun., March 3 UTAH VALLEY 12 PMTues., March 5 at UC Davis 2:30 PMFri., March 8 CSU NORTHRIDGE 2 PMSat., March 9 CSU NORTHRIDGE 1 PMSun., March 10 CSU NORTHRIDGE 12 PMTues., March 12 at Saint Mary's 3 PMFri., March 15 at UC Santa Barbara 3 PMSat., March 16 at UC Santa Barbara 3 PMSun., March 17 at UC Santa Barbara 1 PMTues., March 19 at Saint Mary's 3 PMFri., March 22 CSU BAKERSFIELD * 3 PMSat., March 23 CSU BAKERSFIELD * 1 PMSun., March 24 CSU BAKERSFIELD * 12 PMTues., March 26 FRESNO STATE (Raley Field) 6 PMThurs., March 28 at Dallas Baptist * 4:30 PMFri., March 29 at Dallas Baptist * 12 PMSat., March 30 at Dallas Baptist * 10 AMTues., April 2 UC DAVIS 3 PMWed., April 3 SAN FRANCISCO 3 PM

DATE OPPONENT TIME (PT)Fri., April 5 TEXAS STATE * 3 PMSat., April 6 TEXAS STATE * 12 PMSun., April 7 TEXAS STATE * 1 PMFri., April 12 at New Mexico State * 5 PMSat., April 13 at New Mexico State * 5 PMSun., April 14 at New Mexico State * 11 AMFri., April 19 at Texas-San Antonio * 4 PMSat., April 20 at Texas-San Antonio * 12 PMSun., April 21 at Texas-San Antonio * 10 AMTues., April 23 SAINT MARY'S 3 PMWed., April 24 at San Francisco 3 PMFri., April 26 LOUISIANA TECH * 3 PMSat., April 27 LOUISIANA TECH * 1 PMSun., April 28 LOUISIANA TECH * 12 PMTues., April 30 at Nevada 2 PMFri., May 3 at Seattle U * 6 PMSat., May 4 at Seattle U * 2 PMSun., May 5 at Seattle U * 12 PMTues., May 7 at UC Davis 2:30 PMFri., May 10 SAN JOSE STATE * 3 PMSat., May 11 SAN JOSE STATE * 1 PMSun., May 12 SAN JOSE STATE * 12 PMTues., May 14 at Pacific 6 PMThurs., May 16 TEXAS-ARLINGTON * 3 PMFri., May 17 TEXAS-ARLINGTON * 3 PMSat., May 18 TEXAS-ARLINGTON * 1 PMMay 22-25 at WAC Tournament ^ TBA

Home games in BOLD CAPS * WAC Game

Back row (L-R): Dane Fujinaka, Kyle Moses, Chris Lewis, Hunter Greenwood, Garrett Kraemer, Rhys Hoskins, Sutter McLoughlin, Ty Nichols, Justin Higley, Tanner Mendonca, Blake Hugaert, Brennan Leitao, Tyler HoelzenMiddle row (L-R): Trevor Paine, Reggie Christiansen, Jake McKinley, Chris Nicholson, Scott Blumer, Clay Cederquist, Dallas Chadwick, Will Soto, Brandon Creel, Andrew Ayers, Justin Dillon, Mason Magleby, Shea Lukes, Steve Holm, Craig Parry Front row (L-R): Ryan Locke, Shawn Wheeler, Scott Loper, Zach Morgan, David Del Grande, Jason Hampton, Nathan Lukes, Greg Meyer, Scotty Burcham, Alex Fitchett

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No. Name Pos. B/T Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown/Previous School 1 Dane Fujinaka C R/R 5-8 160 RFr. Aiea, Hawaii/Mid-Pacific Institute 2 Kyle Moses OF R/R 6-0 180 So. Tracy, Calif./Tracy HS 3 David Del Grande UTIL R/R 5-10 175 Jr. Eureka, Calif./St. Bernard’s HS 4 Scott Loper IF R/R 5-8 160 Jr. Lemoore, Calif./College of the Sequoias 5 Will Soto IF L/R 5-8 180 Jr. Elk Grove, Calif./Elk Grove HS 6 Chris Lewis UTIL R/R 6-0 190 RFr. Newark, Calif./Serra HS 7 Scotty Burcham IF R/R 5-11 165 So. La Quinta, Calif./Palm Desert HS10 Zach Morgan RHP R/R 6-2 170 Sr. Grants Pass, Ore./Shasta JC11 Chris Nicholson OF R/R 6-2 190 Fr. West Hills, Calif./El Camino Real HS12 Rhys Hoskins UTIL R/R 6-4 215 So. Sacramento, Calif./Jesuit HS13 Tanner Mendonca RHP R/R 6-4 205 Jr. Visalia, Calif./Mt. Whitney HS14 Brandon Creel RHP R/R 5-9 180 Sr. Sacramento, Calif./Rosemont HS15 Greg Meyer IF L/R 5-8 150 Sr. Sacramento, Calif./American River JC16 Mason Magleby RHP R/R 6-2 205 Jr. Loomis, Calif./Nevada17 Dallas Chadwick RHP R/R 6-3 200 Jr. Redding, Calif./Shasta HS18 Andrew Ayers IF R/R 5-11 200 Sr. Eureka, Calif./St. Bernard’s HS19 Ty Nichols RHP R/R 6-5 190 So. Bangor, Calif./Gridley HS21 Brennan Leitao RHP R/R 6-2 185 So. Irvine, Calif./Woodbridge HS24 Sutter McLoughlin RHP R/R 6-5 240 Fr. Sacramento, Calif./Rio Americano HS25 Justin Dillon RHP R/R 6-4 225 Fr. Placerville, Calif./El Dorado HS26 Blake Hugaert C/OF R/R 6-3 210 Jr. Anaheim, Calif./Orange Coast College27 Hunter Greenwood RHP R/R 6-3 210 Jr. Elk Grove, Calif./Franklin HS28 Shawn Wheeler C R/R 6-2 195 Jr. Citrus Heights, Calif./Cosumnes River JC29 Tyler Hoelzen LHP L/L 5-9 160 Sr. Minden, Nev./Feather River JC30 Ryan Locke 1B/OF R/R 6-4 190 Fr. Fair Oaks, Calif./Bella Vista HS31 Jason Hampton 1B R/R 6-5 200 Jr. Rocklin, Calif./Rocklin HS33 Nathan Lukes UTIL L/R 5-10 165 Fr. Antelope, Calif./Center HS34 Scott Blumer RHP R/R 6-3 165 Fr. Fullerton, Calif./Troy HS35 Justin Higley OF L/R 6-4 200 Jr. Sacramento, Calif./Jesuit HS36 Garrett Kraemer RHP R/R 6-4 195 So. Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif./Trabuco Hills HS38 Clay Cederquist 1B L/L 6-3 190 Sr. Fowler, Calif./Fresno City JC39 Alex Fitchett LHP R/L 6-4 225 Fr. El Dorado Hills, Calif./Oak Ridge HS41 Shea Lukes RHP R/R 6-3 185 Jr. Antelope, Calif./Center HS

ROSTER BREAKDOWN

BY POSITIONRHPs (13)Scott Blumer, Dallas Chadwick, Brandon Creel, Justin Dillon, Hunter Greenwood, Garrett Kraemer, Brennan Leitao, Shea Lukes,Mason Magleby, Sutter McLoughlin,Tanner Mendonca, Zach Morgan,Ty NicholsLHPs (2) Alex Fitchett, Tyler HoelzenInfielders (8) Andrew Ayers, Scotty Burcham, Clay Cederquist, Jason Hampton,Ryan Locke, Scott Loper,Greg Meyer, Will SotoOutfielders (3) Justin Higley, Kyle Moses,Chris NicholsonCatchers (3) Dane Fujinaka, Blake Hugaert,Shawn WheelerUtility (4) David Del Grande, Rhys Hoskins,Chris Lewis, Nathan Lukes

BY BATTINGLeft (6)Right (27)

BY CLASSSeniors (6)Andew Ayers, Clay Cederquist, Brandon Creel, Tyler Hoelzen,Greg Meyer, Zach MorganJuniors (12)Dallas Chadwick, David Del Grande,Hunter Greenwood, Jason Hampton,Justin Higley, Blake Hugaert,Scott Loper, Shea Lukes,Mason Magleby, Tanner Mendonca,Will Soto, Shawn WheelerSophomores (6)Scotty Burcham, Rhys Hoskins,Garrett Kraemer, Brennan Leitao, Kyle Moses, Ty NicholsFreshmen (9)Scott Blumer, Justin Dillon,Alex Fitchett, Dane Fujinaka, Chris Lewis, Ryan Locke,Nathan Lukes, Sutter McLoughlin, Chris Nicholson

BY STATECalifornia (30)Oregon, Hawaii, Nevada (1)

NUMERICAL ROSTER

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Yr. Pos. 18 Andrew Ayers Sr. IF 34 Scott Blumer Fr. RHP 7 Scotty Burcham So. IF 38 Clay Cederquist Sr. 1B 17 Dallas Chadwick Jr. RHP 14 Brandon Creel Sr. RHP 3 David Del Grande Jr. UTIL 25 Justin Dillon Fr. RHP 39 Alex Fitchett Fr. LHP 1 Dane Fujinaka RFr. C 27 Hunter Greenwood Jr. RHP 31 Jason Hampton Jr. 1B 35 Justin Higley Jr. OF 29 Tyler Hoelzen Sr. LHP 12 Rhys Hoskins So. UTIL 26 Blake Hugaert Jr. C/OF 36 Garrett Kraemer So. RHP 21 Brennan Leitao So. RHP 6 Chris Lewis RFr. UTIL

No. Name Yr. Pos. 30 Ryan Locke Fr. 1B/OF 4 Scott Loper Jr. IF 33 Nathan Lukes Fr. UTIL 41 Shea Lukes Jr. RHP 16 Mason Magleby Jr. RHP 24 Sutter McLoughlin Fr. RHP 13 Tanner Mendonca Jr. RHP 15 Greg Meyer Sr. IF 10 Zach Morgan Sr. RHP 2 Kyle Moses So. OF 19 Ty Nichols So. RHP 11 Chris Nicholson Fr. OF 5 Will Soto Jr. IF 28 Shawn Wheeler Jr. C

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2012 BATTING STATS

2012 PITCHING STATS

Player 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% Hoskins, Rhys .353 56-56 215 44 76 16 0 10 53 122 .567 20 3 46 4 .411 3 0 1-4 58 10 5 .932 Chung, Derrick .340 58-57 235 42 80 14 2 2 31 104 .443 20 5 23 6 .401 2 4 7-10 271 79 6 .983 Ayers, Andrew .336 58-57 220 36 74 16 2 3 31 103 .468 17 7 27 3 .397 3 3 3-5 115 160 4 .986 Paine, Trevor .308 51-46 182 23 56 13 0 3 32 78 .429 15 3 25 3 .363 4 0 1-1 322 21 1 .997 Cederquist, Clay .304 51-45 184 18 56 4 0 2 26 66 .359 5 3 20 6 .325 5 0 0-0 191 23 1 .995 Soto, Will .276 59-56 225 35 62 17 0 2 32 85 .378 20 5 29 8 .340 6 2 3-4 58 116 11 .941 Higley, Justin .274 53-47 197 39 54 12 5 4 26 88 .447 27 1 61 4 .364 0 0 5-5 136 2 3 .979 Del Grande, David .271 55-44 166 19 45 8 0 0 23 53 .319 12 16 30 4 .371 3 2 3-5 115 3 2 .983 Burcham, Scotty .231 51-50 156 22 36 9 0 0 16 45 .288 18 3 26 4 .318 2 10 3-3 80 148 9 .962

Adrian, Hunter .330 32-24 103 14 34 8 1 4 16 56 .544 1 0 21 4 .337 0 1 0-0 27 4 3 .912 Moses, Kyle .293 43-20 92 14 27 2 2 0 2 33 .359 3 1 15 2 .323 0 4 3-5 51 2 0 1.000 Hottman, Brent .271 28-19 70 12 19 3 0 0 7 22 .314 8 2 14 2 .363 0 1 0-0 91 12 0 1.000 Hampton, Jason .200 3-0 5 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 .200 0 0 1 0 .200 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 Meyer, Greg .143 17-4 28 5 4 0 0 0 2 4 .143 1 0 5 1 .172 0 1 0-0 0 4 0 1.000 Chapan, Kasey .059 22-4 17 4 1 0 0 0 3 1 .059 1 0 2 0 .105 1 1 1-1 9 0 0 1.000 Chadwick, Dallas .000 1-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 4 10 0 1.000 Barzilli, Julian .000 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1-1 0 0 0 .000 Mendonca, Tanner .000 1-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 8 8 1 .941 Totals .298 59-59 2095 327 625 122 12 30 301 861 .411 168 49 345 51 .360 29 29 31-44 1564 660 47 .979 Opponents .289 59-59 1998 343 578 104 4 23 310 759 .380 233 76 336 46 .380 28 39 46-71 1556 563 70 .968

LOB - Team (488), Opp (467). DPs turned - Team (54), Opp (57). CI - Team (0), Opp (1). IBB - Team (6), Higley, J. 2, Hoskins, R. 2, Chung, D. 1, Ayers, A. 1, Opp (9). Picked off - Moses, K. 1, Soto, W. 1, Ayers, A. 1, Hoskins, R. 1, Adrian, H. 1.

Player era w-l app-gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr ab b/avg wp hbp bk sfa sha Mendonca, Tanner 4.74 6-8 17-15 3 2/0 0 89.1 93 51 47 40 55 13 0 3 339 .274 2 11 0 4 6 Leitao, Brennan 5.00 7-5 18-12 2 0/0 0 86.1 104 60 48 22 45 17 0 4 342 .304 1 15 2 3 7 Greenwood, Hunter 5.54 3-4 20-9 1 0/1 0 65.0 71 46 40 33 28 13 2 2 242 .293 8 9 0 8 3

Hottman, Brent 0.00 0-0 1-0 0 0/0 0 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 .250 0 0 0 0 0 Lukes, Shea 3.00 0-0 5-0 0 0/0 0 3.0 2 1 1 3 2 0 0 0 9 .222 0 0 0 0 1 Davis, R.J. 3.90 1-2 26-0 0 0/2 8 30.0 22 13 13 21 25 3 0 1 105 .210 6 9 0 2 3 Chadwick, Dallas 4.40 4-1 15-8 1 0/1 0 57.1 57 35 28 21 46 12 0 3 218 .261 8 5 0 1 4 Hoelzen, Tyler 4.50 3-2 31-0 0 0/2 0 34.0 32 21 17 16 35 7 0 0 127 .252 6 5 0 0 6 Creel, Brandon 4.66 1-0 24-0 0 0/0 2 36.2 40 22 19 16 26 10 1 2 138 .290 3 3 0 4 3 Kraemer, Garrett 5.40 1-1 13-1 0 0/0 0 21.2 26 13 13 11 13 6 0 1 85 .306 2 3 0 1 0 Morgan, Zach 5.58 0-2 12-6 0 0/1 0 30.2 40 20 19 11 18 9 0 3 122 .328 0 6 0 0 1 Adrian, Hunter 6.30 1-0 8-0 0 0/0 0 10.0 13 7 7 3 4 2 0 1 39 .333 1 0 0 0 1 Kopas, Daniel 8.05 2-0 13-1 0 0/0 0 19.0 30 17 17 5 11 6 1 2 81 .370 5 7 0 2 1 Nichols, Ty 8.44 2-3 15-7 0 0/0 0 37.1 47 37 35 31 28 6 0 1 147 .320 7 3 2 3 3 Totals 5.25 31-28 59-59 7 4/2 10 521.1 578 343 304 233 336 104 4 23 1998 .289 49 76 4 28 39 Opponents 4.75 28-31 59-59 4 2/1 8 518.2 625 327 274 168 345 122 12 30 2095 .298 44 49 9 29 29

PB - Team (11), Hottman, B. 7, Chung, D. 4, Opp (3). Pickoffs - Team (14), Chung, D. 7, Nichols, T. 2, Hoelzen, T. 1, Kraemer, G. 1, Morgan, Z. 1, Mendonca, T. 1, Greenwood 1, Opp (5). SBA/ATT - Chung, D. (33-48), Mendonca, T. (19-23), Hottman, B. (13-19), Creel, B. (5-8), Greenwood (4-7), Nichols, T. (5-6), Morgan, Z. (3-5), Kraemer, G. (1-5),

Hoelzen, T. (4-4), Chadwick, D. (1-4), Davis, RJ (2-3), Leitao, B. (2-3), Kopas, D. (0-1), Adrian, H. (0-1), Lukes, S. (0-1).

INNING-BY-INNING SCORE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 EX Total Sacramento State 28 26 49 24 48 54 44 30 21 3 327 Opponents 46 29 28 46 42 53 55 26 15 3 343

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Game date Opposing team Score R-H-E R-H-E Inn. Overall WAC Pitcher of record Attend Time Feb 17, 2012 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE 4-6 L 4-9-0 6-9-0 9 0-1-0 0-0-0 Greenwood (L 0-1) 323 2:42 Feb 18, 2012 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE W 2-0 2-10-0 0-5-2 9 1-1-0 0-0-0 Mendonca, T. (W 1-0) 291 2:01 Feb 19, 2012 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE 3-5 L 3-9-1 5-8-0 9 1-2-0 0-0-0 Morgan, Z. (L 0-1) 283 2:36 Feb 20, 2012 SAINT MARY'S 2-7 L 2-9-2 7-10-1 9 1-3-0 0-0-0 Nichols, T. (L 0-1) 192 2:37 Feb 24, 2012 SEATTLE U W 9-6 9-14-0 6-12-1 9 2-3-0 0-0-0 Chadwick, D. (W 1-0) 153 2:43 Feb 25, 2012 SEATTLE U W 6-5 6-8-1 5-8-1 9 3-3-0 0-0-0 Mendonca, T. (W 2-0) 293 2:16 Feb 26, 2012 SEATTLE U W 8-7 8-10-0 7-7-0 9 4-3-0 0-0-0 Greenwood (W 1-1) 291 2:55 Feb 28, 2012 at Pacific 10-13 L 10-14-0 13-18-2 9 4-4-0 0-0-0 Kraemer, G. (L 0-1) 285 3:07 Mar 02, 2012 at UCLA 2-5 L 2-2-0 5-9-1 9 4-5-0 0-0-0 Greenwood (L 1-2) 608 2:45 Mar 03, 2012 at UCLA 2-6 L 2-8-0 6-10-1 9 4-6-0 0-0-0 Mendonca, T. (L 2-1) 628 2:42 Mar 04, 2012 at UCLA 2-11 L 2-4-2 11-11-2 9 4-7-0 0-0-0 Morgan, Z. (L 0-2) 829 2:37 Mar 07, 2012 CREIGHTON W 7-2 7-9-0 2-4-0 9 5-7-0 0-0-0 Hoelzen, T. (W 1-0) 112 2:30 Mar 09, 2012 at UC Riverside 4-15 L 4-10-0 15-16-1 9 5-8-0 0-0-0 Greenwood (L 1-3) 247 2:37 Mar 10, 2012 at UC Riverside 0-1 L 0-3-0 1-6-0 9 5-9-0 0-0-0 Mendonca, T. (L 2-2) 257 1:58 Mar 11, 2012 at UC Riverside W 5-2 5-6-2 2-6-1 9 6-9-0 0-0-0 Leitao, B. (W 1-0) 261 2:08 Mar 15, 2012 DARTMOUTH W 11-3 11-18-0 3-11-2 9 7-9-0 0-0-0 Greenwood (W 2-3) 54 2:26 Mar 17, 2012 DARTMOUTH 4-12 L 4-7-1 12-18-1 7 7-10-0 0-0-0 Mendonca, T. (L 2-3) 183 2:04 Mar 17, 2012 DARTMOUTH 1-6 L 1-8-1 6-12-2 9 7-11-0 0-0-0 Nichols, T. (L 0-2) 183 2:40 Mar 18, 2012 DARTMOUTH W 8-2 8-11-1 2-5-0 9 8-11-0 0-0-0 Leitao, B. (W 2-0) 204 1:56 Mar 19, 2012 DARTMOUTH W 1-0 1-9-2 0-10-0 9 9-11-0 0-0-0 Davis, RJ (W 1-0) 154 2:13 Mar 20, 2012 PACIFIC W 6-3 6-12-1 3-13-1 9 10-11-0 0-0-0 Adrian, H. (W 1-0) 184 2:41 Mar 21, 2012 at Utah W 6-2 6-15-0 2-3-0 9 11-11-0 0-0-0 Greenwood (W 3-3) 616 2:30 Mar 22, 2012 at Utah Valley W 13-3 13-19-0 3-6-2 9 12-11-0 0-0-0 Mendonca, T. (W 3-3) 462 2:35 Mar 23, 2012 at Utah Valley 6-10 L 6-13-1 10-12-1 9 12-12-0 0-0-0 Nichols, T. (L 0-3) 577 3:01 Mar 24, 2012 at Utah Valley 8-13 L 8-13-1 13-15-1 9 12-13-0 0-0-0 Leitao, B. (L 2-1) 560 3:02 Mar 28, 2012 at San Francisco W 3-1 3-10-1 1-3-0 9 13-13-0 0-0-0 Kopas, D. (W 1-0) 82 2:50 Mar 30, 2012 at CSU Bakersfield W 2-0 2-8-0 0-5-2 9 14-13-0 0-0-0 Mendonca, T. (W 4-3) 321 2:10 Mar 31, 2012 at CSU Bakersfield 4-11 L 4-8-2 11-15-4 9 14-14-0 0-0-0 Leitao, B. (L 2-2) 302 2:37 Apr 01, 2012 at CSU Bakersfield 2-5 L 2-7-2 5-8-3 9 14-15-0 0-0-0 Greenwood (L 3-4) 441 1:59 Apr 06, 2012 at Louisiana Tech* 5-7 L 5-9-1 7-12-0 9 14-16-0 0-1-0 Mendonca, T. (L 4-4) 945 2:31 Apr 07, 2012 at Louisiana Tech* W 2-1 2-9-0 1-5-1 9 15-16-0 1-1-0 Leitao, B. (W 3-2) 963 1:50 Apr 08, 2012 at Louisiana Tech* W 11-6 11-17-1 6-11-1 9 16-16-0 2-1-0 Chadwick, D. (W 2-0) 177 2:45 Apr 11, 2012 UC DAVIS W 11-4 11-13-1 4-12-0 9 17-16-0 2-1-0 Nichols, T. (W 1-3) 141 2:59 Apr 14, 2012 NEW MEXICO STATE* 4-16 L 4-6-0 16-13-1 7 17-17-0 2-2-0 Leitao, B. (L 3-3) 264 2:24 Apr 14, 2012 NEW MEXICO STATE* 1-6 L 1-3-0 6-7-0 9 17-18-0 2-3-0 Chadwick, D. (L 2-1) 264 2:20 Apr 15, 2012 NEW MEXICO STATE* W 10-7 10-13-0 7-12-1 9 18-18-0 3-3-0 Mendonca, T. (W 5-4) 289 3:10 Apr 16, 2012 NEW MEXICO STATE W 8-7 8-10-0 7-9-4 9 19-18-0 3-3-0 Kopas, D. (W 2-0) 109 3:00 Apr 17, 2012 at UC Davis W 8-5 8-13-1 5-8-3 9 20-18-0 3-3-0 Kraemer, G. (W 1-1) 144 2:43 Apr 20, 2012 NEVADA* W 2-0 2-6-0 0-5-3 9 21-18-0 4-3-0 Chadwick, D. (W 3-1) 159 2:23 Apr 21, 2012 NEVADA* W 8-7 8-11-2 7-11-0 9 22-18-0 5-3-0 Leitao, B. (W 4-3) 341 2:40 Apr 22, 2012 NEVADA* 1-9 L 1-11-0 9-13-0 9 22-19-0 5-4-0 Mendonca, T. (L 5-5) 381 2:45 Apr 27, 2012 at San Jose State* W 7-2 7-10-0 2-7-0 9 23-19-0 6-4-0 Chadwick, D. (W 4-1) 244 2:43 Apr 28, 2012 at San Jose State* W 8-3 8-14-1 3-7-0 9 24-19-0 7-4-0 Leitao, B. (W 5-3) 312 2:37 Apr 29, 2012 at San Jose State* 7-8 L 7-12-0 8-6-1 9 24-20-0 7-5-0 Hoelzen, T. (L 1-1) 332 2:57 May 01, 2012 SAN FRANCISCO 1-10 L 1-8-2 10-17-0 9 24-21-0 7-5-0 Mendonca, T. (L 5-6) 159 2:48 May 04, 2012 at Fresno State* W 9-7 9-15-1 7-12-3 9 25-21-0 8-5-0 Hoelzen, T. (W 2-1) 1550 3:17 May 05, 2012 at Fresno State* 6-10 L 6-12-2 10-14-1 9 25-22-0 8-6-0 Leitao, B. (L 5-4) 2143 2:49 May 06, 2012 at Fresno State* 6-8 L 6-11-1 8-9-1 9 25-23-0 8-7-0 Mendonca, T. (L 5-7) 1534 2:22 May 08, 2012 SAINT MARY'S W 2-1 2-8-1 1-8-1 (10) 26-23-0 8-7-0 Creel, B. (W 1-0) 109 2:35 May 11, 2012 HAWAI'I* W 7-6 7-13-2 6-10-3 (12) 27-23-0 9-7-0 Nichols, T. (W 2-3) 241 3:05 May 12, 2012 HAWAI'I* W 10-3 10-18-3 3-8-1 9 28-23-0 10-7-0 Mendonca, T. (W 6-7) 321 2:27 May 13, 2012 HAWAI'I* W 10-2 10-12-0 2-10-0 9 29-23-0 11-7-0 Leitao, B. (W 6-4) 286 2:07 May 18, 2012 UNLV 0-12 L 0-4-1 12-16-0 9 29-24-0 11-7-0 Mendonca, T. (L 6-8) 177 2:01 May 19, 2012 UNLV 3-5 L 3-12-2 5-14-1 9 29-25-0 11-7-0 Leitao, B. (L 6-5) 261 2:35 May 20, 2012 UNLV 7-8 L 7-11-1 8-14-1 (11) 29-26-0 11-7-0 Davis, RJ (L 1-1) 312 3:20 May 24, 2012 vs Nevada ^ W 15-5 15-19-1 5-10-3 8 30-26-0 11-7-0 Hoelzen, T. (W 3-1) 940 3:02 May 25, 2012 vs Fresno State ^ W 8-3 8-15-0 3-5-1 9 31-26-0 11-7-0 Leitao, B. (W 7-5) 856 2:27 May 26, 2012 vs Fresno State ^ 6-9 L 6-13-2 9-9-4 9 31-27-0 11-7-0 Hoelzen, T. (L 3-2) 668 3:20 May 27, 2012 vs Fresno State ^ 3-4 L 3-14-0 4-9-3 (13) 31-28-0 11-7-0 Davis, RJ (L 1-2) 584 3:29

* Western Athletic Conference game ^ WAC Tournament game () extra inning game

2012 SCHEDULE AND RESULTS

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WAC Games OverallTeam W L T Pct. W L T Pct.1. Sacramento State 11 7 0 .611 31 28 0 .525 New Mexico State 11 7 0 .611 35 24 0 .593 Nevada 11 7 0 .611 32 25 0 .561 4. Hawaii 10 8 0 .556 30 25 0 .545 5. Fresno State 8 10 0 .444 31 28 0 .525 6. Louisiana Tech 7 11 0 .389 27 28 0 .491 7. San Jose State 5 13 0 .278 22 29 0 .431

2012 WAC TOURNAMENT RECAP

2012 WAC Baseball TournamentMay 23-27Mesa, Ariz.Hohokam Stadium

Seeds#1 - New Mexico State#2 - Sacramento State#3 - Nevada#4 - Hawai’i#5 - Fresno State#6 - Louisiana Tech

Wednesday, May 23Game 1 - Fresno State def. Hawai’i, 8-2Game 2 - Nevada def. Louisiana Tech, 4-3

Thursday, May 24Game 3 - Louisiana Tech def. Hawai’i, 9-6 (Hawai’i eliminated)Game 4 - Sacramento State def. Nevada, 15-5 (8)Game 5 - Fresno State def. New Mexico State, 15-8

Friday, May 25Game 6 - Louisiana Tech def. NMSU, 15-12 (NMSU eliminated)Game 7 - Louisiana Tech def. Nevada, 18-5 (7) (Nevada eliminated)Game 8 - Sacramento State def. Fresno State, 8-3

Saturday, May 26Game 9 - Fresno State def. Louisiana Tech, 6-4 (La Tech eliminated)Game 10 - Fresno State def. Sacramento State, 9-6

Sunday, May 27Game 11 - Fresno State def. Sacramento State, 4-3 (13)

2013 WAC REALIGNMENT

After completing its 50th year of intercollegiate competition, the Western Athletic Conference continues to evolve and feature some of the nation’s best programs. One thing that remains unchanged is the persistent nature of the schools in the WAC to advance their programs to contend at the top levels of the NCAA. The WAC provides its student-athletes the chance to travel to scenic destinations and gain exposure in some of the nation’s most diverse markets. In addition, the WAC’s student-athletes work to achieve the highest levels of success with the academic support of their respective institutions.

Sacramento State is an affiliate member of the WAC for baseball and gymnastics.

The WAC is the sixth oldest among the nation’s 11 Division I-A conferences. Its history traces back to July 27, 1962, when the original six-team league of

Arizona, Arizona State, Brigham Young, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming began competition. The first WAC championship was held in November 1962, when Arizona won the men’s cross country title and New Mexico followed with the first WAC football title. Arizona finished second in the NCAA College World Series and, less than three years later, Arizona State claimed the league’s first NCAA title when the Sun Devils won the College World Series trophy. Since 1962, several changes have occurred. UTEP and Colorado State became members in September 1967, while Arizona and Arizona State withdrew on June 30, 1978. The WAC then added San Diego State (1978), Hawai’i (1979) and Air Force (1980). Before 1990, the WAC sponsored championships only in men’s sports. However, a merger with the High Country Athletic Conference formed a single conference under one administrative structure, and the 1990-91 athletic year was the first in which both men and

women competed under the WAC name. Fresno State was added in 1992, and then in 1996, the women’s programs from Air Force and Hawai’i along with six new schools (UNLV, Rice, San Jose State, SMU, TCU and Tulsa) came into the WAC. Air Force, Brigham Young, Colorado State, UNLV, New Mexico, San Diego State, Utah and Wyoming withdrew on June 30, 1999. Nevada (2000), Boise State (2001) and Louisiana Tech (2001) were added while TCU withdrew following the 2000-01 season. In 2005, Idaho, New Mexico State and Utah State joined the WAC after Rice, SMU, UTEP and Tulsa withdrew. Boise State withdrew prior to the 2011-12 season. The current membership began on July 1, 2012 when the WAC added Denver, Seattle, UT-Arlington, UTSA and Texas State to replace withdrawing members, Fresno State, Hawai’i and Nevada. New members, CSU Bakersfield, Chicago State, Grand Canyon, UTPA and Utah Valley, will join the conference on July 1, 2013.

2012 WAC REGULAR SEASON STANDINGS

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2012 WAC TEAM HITTING STATSTeam avg G ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% NMSU .306 59 2054 473 628 130 14 47 431 927 .451 347 66 441 30 .415 39 11 22-31 1514 563 84 .961 Sac State .298 59 2095 327 625 122 12 30 301 861 .411 168 49 345 51 .360 29 29 31-44 1564 660 47 .979 La Tech .288 55 1867 308 537 92 2 38 263 747 .400 217 43 371 39 .372 18 37 37-62 1428 512 74 .963 Nevada .286 57 1861 295 533 104 28 23 278 762 .409 193 77 379 34 .374 16 69 55-88 1515 738 67 .971 Fresno State .277 59 1997 297 554 108 8 19 273 735 .368 193 40 398 36 .350 18 59 60-81 1586 639 84 .964 Hawaii .257 55 1777 239 456 68 8 14 208 582 .328 204 55 399 44 .348 18 49 48-66 1470 634 61 .972 SJSU .251 51 1652 209 415 69 7 8 198 522 .316 173 75 250 43 .345 19 52 30-51 1350 477 52 .972 Totals .282 395 13303 2148 3748 693 79 179 1952 5136 .386 1495 405 2583 277 .368 157 306 283-423 10427 4223 469 .969

WAC HITTING TEAM CATEGORY LEADERSBATTING AVERAGE1. New Mexico State .306 2. Sacramento State .298 3. Louisiana Tech .288 4. Nevada .286 5. Fresno State .277 6. Hawaii .257 7. San Jose State .251

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE1. New Mexico State .451 2. Sacramento State .411 3. Nevada .409 4. Louisiana Tech .400 5. Fresno State .368 6. Hawaii .328 7. San Jose State .316

ON-BASE PERCENTAGE1. New Mexico State .415 2. Nevada .374 3. Louisiana Tech .372 4. Sacramento State .360 5. Fresno State .350 6. Hawaii .348 7. San Jose State .345

RUNS SCORED1. New Mexico State 473 2. Sacramento State 327 3. Louisiana Tech 308 4. Fresno State 297 5. Nevada 295 6. Hawaii 239 7. San Jose State 209

HITS1. New Mexico State 628 2. Sacramento State 625 3. Fresno State 554 4. Louisiana Tech 537 5. Nevada 533 6. Hawaii 456 7. San Jose State 415

RBIs1. New Mexico State 431 2. Sacramento State 301 3. Nevada 278 4. Fresno State 273 5. Louisiana Tech 263 6. Hawaii 208 7. San Jose State 198

DOUBLES1. New Mexico State 130 2. Sacramento State 122 3. Fresno State 108 4. Nevada 104 5. Louisiana Tech 92 6. San Jose State 69 7. Hawaii 68

TRIPLES1. Nevada 28 2. New Mexico State 14 3. Sacramento State 12 4. Hawaii 8 Fresno State 8 6. San Jose State 7 7. Louisiana Tech 2

HOME RUNS1. New Mexico State 47 2. Louisiana Tech 38 3. Sacramento State 30 4. Nevada 23 5. Fresno State 19 6. Hawaii 14 7. San Jose State 8

WALKS1. New Mexico State 347 2. Louisiana Tech 217 3. Hawaii 204 4. Nevada 193 Fresno State 193 6. San Jose State 173 7. Sacramento State 168

HIT BY PITCH1. Nevada 77 2. San Jose State 75 3. New Mexico State 66 4. Hawaii 55 5. Sacramento State 49 6. Louisiana Tech 43 7. Fresno State 40

STRIKEOUTS1. New Mexico State 441 2. Hawaii 399 3. Fresno State 398 4. Nevada 379 5. Louisiana Tech 371 6. Sacramento State 345 7. San Jose State 250

SAC BUNTS1. Nevada 69 2. Fresno State 59 3. San Jose State 52 4. Hawaii 49 5. Louisiana Tech 37 6. Sacramento State 29 7. New Mexico State 11

SAC FLIES1. New Mexico State 39 2. Sacramento State 29 3. San Jose State 19 4. Louisiana Tech 18 Fresno State 18 Hawaii 18 7. Nevada 16

STOLEN BASES1. Fresno State 60 2. Nevada 55 3. Hawaii 48 4. Louisiana Tech 37 5. Sacramento State 31 6. San Jose State 30 7. New Mexico State 22

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2012 WAC TEAM PITCHING STATSTeam era w-l g cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr ab b/avg wp hbp bk sfa shaHawaii 3.29 30-25 55 2 5/5 18 490.0 477 222 179 122 290 73 11 21 1841 .259 27 57 3 23 50 Fresno State 3.86 31-28 59 3 4/3 13 528.2 578 280 227 171 489 95 10 22 2086 .277 48 54 7 16 29 SJSU 4.16 22-29 51 2 2/2 13 450.0 454 245 208 170 334 95 7 26 1706 .266 46 43 5 19 40 Nevada 4.33 32-25 57 3 2/1 14 505.0 533 293 243 243 331 102 14 19 1934 .276 40 49 5 17 41 Sac State 5.25 31-28 59 7 4/2 10 521.1 578 343 304 233 336 104 4 23 1998 .289 49 76 4 28 39 NMSU 5.47 35-24 59 0 1/1 12 504.2 606 378 307 241 430 97 6 38 2047 .296 75 65 7 27 32 La Tech 5.48 27-28 55 0 0/0 14 476.0 528 340 290 214 399 115 14 39 1869 .283 45 61 11 22 35 Totals 4.55 208-187 395 17 18/14 94 3475.2 3754 2101 1758 1394 2609 681 66 188 13481 .278 330 405 42 152 266

WAC PITCHING TEAM CATEGORY LEADERSERA1. Hawaii 3.29 2. Fresno State 3.86 3. San Jose State 4.16 4. Nevada 4.33 5. Sacramento State 5.25 6. New Mexico State 5.47 7. Louisiana Tech 5.48

OPPOSING BATTING AVERAGE1. Hawaii .259 2. San Jose State .266 3. Nevada .276 4. Fresno State .277 5. Louisiana Tech .283 6. Sacramento State .289 7. New Mexico State .296

STRIKEOUTS1. Fresno State 489 2. New Mexico State 430 3. Louisiana Tech 399 4. Sacramento State 336 5. San Jose State 334 6. Nevada 331 7. Hawaii 290

SAVES1. Hawaii 18 2. Louisiana Tech 14 Nevada 14 4. San Jose State 13 Fresno State 13 6. New Mexico State 12 7. Sacramento State 10

PICK OFFS1. Sacramento State 14 2. Nevada 10 3. Louisiana Tech 8 4. San Jose State 7 5. New Mexico State 6 6. Fresno State 4 7. Hawaii 1

HITS ALLOWED1. San Jose State 454 2. Hawaii 477 3. Louisiana Tech 528 4. Nevada 533 5. Fresno State 578 Sacramento State 578 7. New Mexico State 606

RUNS ALLOWED1. Hawaii 222 2. San Jose State 245 3. Fresno State 280 4. Nevada 293 5. Louisiana Tech 340 6. Sacramento State 343 7. New Mexico State 378

EARNED RUNS ALLOWED1. Hawaii 179 2. San Jose State 208 3. Fresno State 227 4. Nevada 243 5. Louisiana Tech 290 6. Sacramento State 304 7. New Mexico State 307

WALKS ALLOWED1. Hawaii 122 2. San Jose State 170 3. Fresno State 171 4. Louisiana Tech 214 5. Sacramento State 233 6. New Mexico State 241 7. Nevada 243

DOUBLES ALLOWED1. Hawaii 73 2. San Jose State 95 Fresno State 95 4. New Mexico State 97 5. Nevada 102 6. Sacramento State 104 7. Louisiana Tech 115

TRIPLES ALLOWED1. Sacramento State 4 2. New Mexico State 6 3. San Jose State 7 4. Fresno State 10 5. Hawaii 11 6. Nevada 14 Louisiana Tech 14

HOME RUNS ALLOWED1. Nevada 19 2. Hawaii 21 3. Fresno State 22 4. Sacramento State 23 5. San Jose State 26 6. New Mexico State 38 7. Louisiana Tech 39

WILD PITCHES1. New Mexico State 75 2. Sacramento State 49 3. Fresno State 48 4. San Jose State 46 5. Louisiana Tech 45 6. Nevada 40 7. Hawaii 27

HIT BATTERS1. Sacramento State 76 2. New Mexico State 65 3. Louisiana Tech 61 4. Hawaii 57 5. Fresno State 54 6. Nevada 49 7. San Jose State 43

BALKS1. Louisiana Tech 11 2. New Mexico State 7 Fresno State 7 4. Nevada 5 San Jose State 5 6. Sacramento State 4 7. Hawaii 3

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WAC HITTING INDIVIDUAL CATEGORY LEADERSBATTING AVERAGE1. Zac Fisher-NMSU .355 2. Rhys Hoskins-SAC .353 3. Parker Hipp-NMSU .349 4. Ryan Gebhardt-LTU .341 5. Derrick Chung-SAC .340 6. Andrew Ayers-SAC .336 7. Kurt Snowley-NMSU .335 8. Brooks Klein-NEV .335 9. Trent Garrison-FS .333 10. Alex Williams-LTU .332

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE1. Brooks Klein-NEV .591 2. Rhys Hoskins-SAC .567 3. Alex Williams-LTU .548 4. Zac Fisher-NMSU .511 5. Zach Voight-NMSU .493 6. Robert Lecount-NMSU .469 7. Andrew Ayers-SAC .468 8. Kyle Phillips-NMSU .466 9. Carlos Escobar Jr.-NEV .462 10. Aaron Judge-FS .458

ON-BASE PERCENTAGE1. Parker Hipp-NMSU .488 2. Tanner Waite-NMSU .472 3. Aaron Judge-FS .453 4. Collin Bennett-UH .439 5. Zac Fisher-NMSU .432 6. Kyle Phillips-NMSU .421 7. Alex Williams-LTU .420 8. Bryan Karraker-NMSU .419 9. Nick Schulz-SJSU .414 10. Ryan Gebhardt-LTU .411

RUNS SCORED1. Tanner Waite-NMSU 55 2. Bryan Karraker-NMSU 53 3. Parker Hipp-NMSU 51 Kurt Snowley-NMSU 51 5. Aaron Judge-FS 47 6. Ryan Gebhardt-LTU 44 Rhys Hoskins-SAC 44 Robert Lecount-NMSU 44 9. 3 tied at ... 42

HITS1. Zac Fisher-NMSU 82 2. Derrick Chung-SAC 80 3. Ryan Gebhardt-LTU 76 Rhys Hoskins-SAC 76 5. Andrew Ayers-SAC 74 6. Parker Hipp-NMSU 73 7. Alex Williams-LTU 72 8. Brooks Klein-NEV 68 9. Patrick Hutcheson-FS 67 10. 2 tied at ... 65

RBIs1. Zac Fisher-NMSU 60 2. Zach Voight-NMSU 56 3. Rhys Hoskins-SAC 53 4. Parker Hipp-NMSU 49 5. Bryan Karraker-NMSU 48 6. Alex Williams-LTU 46 Robert Lecount-NMSU 46 8. Brooks Klein-NEV 42 9. Kenneth Wise-FS 40 10. 2 tied at ... 39

DOUBLES1. Austin Wynns-FS 22 2. Zac Fisher-NMSU 18 Bryan Karraker-NMSU 18 4. Will Soto-SAC 17 Parker Hipp-NMSU 17 6. Brooks Klein-NEV 16 Rhys Hoskins-SAC 16 Andrew Ayers-SAC 16 9. Jordan Luplow-FS 15 10. 5 tied at ... 14

TRIPLES1. Brooks Klein-NEV 6 Joe Kohan-NEV 6 3. Jay Anderson-NEV 5 Justin Higley-SAC 5 5. Tanner Waite-NMSU 4 6. Garrett Yrigoyen-NEV 3 Collin Bennett-UH 3 8. 14 tied at ... 2

HOME RUNS1. Alex Williams-LTU 12 Robert Lecount-NMSU 12 3. Rhys Hoskins-SAC 10 4. Brooks Klein-NEV 8 Zach Voight-NMSU 8 6. Bre’shon Kimbell-LTU 6 Cody Edwards-NMSU 6 Zac Fisher-NMSU 6 Kyle Phillips-NMSU 6 10. 3 tied at ... 5

WALKS1. Tanner Waite-NMSU 69 2. Parker Hipp-NMSU 57 3. Aaron Judge-FS 48 4. Bryan Karraker-NMSU 38 5. Stephen Ventimilia-UH 37 6. Zac Fisher-NMSU 33 7. Austin Hedges-LTU 32 8. Breland Almadova-UH 31 Kyle Phillips-NMSU 31 10. Alex Williams-LTU 29

HIT BY PITCH1. Kyle Hunt-NEV 17 2. David Del Grande-SAC 16 3. Austin Byler-NEV 15 4. Bryan Karraker-NMSU 12 Trevor Podratz-UH 12 6. Kyle Gallegos-SJSU 11 Collin Bennett-UH 11 8. Garrett Yrigoyen-NEV 10 Matt Lopez-SJSU 10 10. 4 tied at ... 8

STRIKEOUTS1. Justin Higley-SAC 61 2. Robert Lecount-NMSU 59 3. Patrick Hutcheson-FS 55 4. Trevor Podratz-UH 52 Max Duval-UH 52 6. Bryan Karraker-NMSU 50 7. Tanner Waite-NMSU 49 8. Jordan Luplow-FS 48 9. Jay Anderson-NEV 47 Chris Mariscal-FS 47

SAC BUNTS1. Kyle Hunt-NEV 15 2. Garrett Yrigoyen-NEV 14 3. Austin Wynns-FS 11 Kyle Gallegos-SJSU 11 Ryan Gebhardt-LTU 11 6. Scotty Burcham-SAC 10 7. Jamison Rowe-NEV 9 8. Jake Alvarez-FS 8 Kaeo Aliviado-UH 8 Patrick Hutcheson-FS 8

SAC FLIES1. Parker Hipp-NMSU 8 2. Caleb Natov-SJSU 7 3. Zac Fisher-NMSU 6 Will Soto-SAC 6 5. Clay Cederquist-SAC 5 Robert Lecount-NMSU 5 Kewby Meyer-NEV 5 Zach Voight-NMSU 5 9. 6 tied at ... 4

STOLEN BASES1. Stephen Ventimilia-UH 14 2. Aaron Judge-FS 13 Patrick Hutcheson-FS 13 4. Breland Almadova-UH 12 5. Garrett Yrigoyen-NEV 11 Zack Swasey-UH 11 7. Jordan Luplow-FS 10 Jay Anderson-NEV 10 9. Kyle Hunt-NEV 9 10. Austin Hedges-LTU 8

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WAC PITCHING INDIVIDUAL CATEGORY LEADERSERA1. Braden Shipley-NEV 2.20 2. Tom Jameson-NEV 2.55 3. Thomas Harlan-FS 2.78 4. Jarrett Arakawa-UH 2.88 5. Phil Maton-LTU 2.93 6. Johnny Melero-SJSU 3.03 7. Justin Haley-FS 3.18 8. Matt Sisto-UH 3.46 9. Scott Squier-UH 3.50 10. Tyler Linehan-FS 3.58

OPPOSING BATTING AVERAGE1. Braden Shipley-NEV .212 2. Phil Maton-LTU .237 3. Zack Jones-SJSU .252 4. Thomas Harlan-FS .254 5. Johnny Melero-SJSU .261 6. Jamie Gilley-LTU .261 7. Scott Squier-UH .261 8. Justin Haley-FS .262 9. Jarrett Arakawa-UH .265 10. Matt Sisto-UH .269

INNINGS PITCHED1. Thomas Harlan-FS 106.2 2. Braden Shipley-NEV 98.1 3. Ryan Beck-NMSU 97.2 4. Jarrett Arakawa-UH 97.0 5. Tom Jameson-NEV 95.1 6. Justin Haley-FS 93.1 7. Matt Sisto-UH 91.0 8. Tanner Mendonca-SAC 89.1 9. Phil Maton-LTU 89.0 10. 2 tied at ... 86.1

STRIKEOUTS1. Ryan Beck-NMSU 97 2. Justin Haley-FS 94 3. Braden Shipley-NEV 88 4. Thomas Harlan-FS 85 5. Tyler Linehan-FS 82 Jamie Gilley-LTU 82 7. Jeb Stefan-LTU 81 8. Phil Maton-LTU 79 9. Adam Mott-NMSU 78 10. Jarrett Arakawa-UH 70

WINS1. Braden Shipley-NEV 9 2. Michael Ormseth-NMSU 8 Matt Sisto-UH 8 Phil Maton-LTU 8 5. Tom Jameson-NEV 7 Justin Haley-FS 7 Brennan Leitao-SAC 7 Jarrett Arakawa-UH 7 Thomas Harlan-FS 7 10. 4 tied at ... 6

SAVES1. Matt Gardner-NEV 13 2. Taylor Garrison-FS 11 3. Caleb Dudley-LTU 9 4. RJ Davis-SAC 8 Brent Harrison-UH 8 Scott Coffman-NMSU 8 7. Zack Jones-SJSU 7 8. 4 tied at ... 3

APPEARANCES1. Tyler Hoelzen-SAC 31 2. Scott Coffman-NMSU 29 Caleb Dudley-LTU 29 4. Taylor Garrison-FS 28 5. RJ Davis-SAC 26 6. Tyler Mack-NMSU 25 Jamie Gilley-LTU 25 8. Robert Kraft-NMSU 24 Brandon Creel-SAC 24 Matt Gardner-NEV 24

STARTS1. Thomas Harlan-FS 16 Ryan Beck-NMSU 16 3. Jarrett Arakawa-UH 15 Tanner Mendonca-SAC 15 Tom Jameson-NEV 15 Braden Shipley-NEV 15 7. Matt Sisto-UH 14 Tyler Linehan-FS 14 Scott Squier-UH 14 Adam Mott-NMSU 14

PICK OFFS1. Derrick Chung-SAC 7 2. Carlos Escobar Jr.-NEV 4 3. Jamie Gilley-LTU 3 Tyler Wells-NEV 3 Tyler Qualls-LTU 3 6. Zac Fisher-NMSU 2 Ty Nichols-SAC 2 Michael Ormseth-NMSU 2 Sean Martin-SJSU 2 Braden Shipley-NEV 2

WILD PITCHES1. Ryan Beck-NMSU 15 2. Jeb Stefan-LTU 13 3. Trevor Petersen-LTU 11 Justin Haley-FS 11 5. Braden Shipley-NEV 10 Tyler Mack-NMSU 10 7. Adam Mott-NMSU 9 Casey Collins-NMSU 9 9. Hunter Greenwood-SAC 8 Dallas Chadwick-SAC 8

BALKS1. Garrett Mundell-FS 3 Jamie Gilley-LTU 3 3. Adam Mott-NMSU 2 David Wayne Russo-SJSU 2 James Ferguson-LTU 2 Jeb Stefan-LTU 2 Ty Nichols-SAC 2 Michael Ormseth-NMSU 2 Brennan Leitao-SAC 2 10. 22 tied at ... 1

HIT BATTERS1. Brennan Leitao-SAC 15 Phil Maton-LTU 15 3. Scott Squier-UH 13 4. Ryan Beck-NMSU 12 5. Tanner Mendonca-SAC 11 6. Casey Collins-NMSU 10 Tyler Wells-NEV 10 8. 7 tied at ... 9

HITS ALLOWED1. Zack Jones-SJSU 51 2. David Wayne Russo-SJSU 62 3. Scott Squier-UH 64 4. Jamie Gilley-LTU 67 5. Hunter Greenwood-SAC 71 6. Tyler Wells-NEV 72 7. Braden Shipley-NEV 73 8. Johnny Melero-SJSU 74 9. Cody Kendall-FS 75 10. Phil Maton-LTU 78

WALKS ALLOWED1. Matt Sisto-UH 11 2. Cody Kendall-FS 13 3. Thomas Harlan-FS 16 4. Zack Jones-SJSU 17 5. Johnny Melero-SJSU 18 Jarrett Arakawa-UH 18 7. David Wayne Russo-SJSU 19 8. Jamie Gilley-LTU 21 9. Michael Ormseth-NMSU 22 Phil Maton-LTU 22

HOME RUNS ALLOWED1. Justin Haley-FS 1 Scott Squier-UH 1 3. Cody Kendall-FS 2 Casey Collins-NMSU 2 Tyler Linehan-FS 2 Hunter Greenwood-SAC 2 Matt Sisto-UH 2 Tom Jameson-NEV 2 9. Zack Jones-SJSU 3 Tyler Wells-NEV 3

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2013SEASONPREVIEW

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CSU Bakersfield Team Capsule

CSUB added baseball in time for the 2009 season, and enters its fifth season in 2013. The Roadrunners became the first, first year team in any NCAA Division I sport to defeat the defending national champion when CSUB handed Fresno State a 4-3 defeat Apr. 4, 2009. In 2012, CSUB baseball became nationally known when its “Dance-Off” against Nebraska during a rain delay in Lincoln became viral. Footage of the “Dance-Off” appeared nationally on ESPN and in 21 different TV markets across the United States.

CSU Bakersfield Players to Watch

Cael Brockmeyer - C/1B, R/R, 6-5, 220, Jr. As a sophomore, Brockmeyer led team in home runs (6) and RBI’s (32). He reset school record for most putouts in a season with 393 and committed only two errors in 436 chances (.995 fielding percentage). He ranked second on squad in slugging percentage (.460) and was third on the team in on-base percent-age (.388) and batting average (.285). Brockmeyer started 54 of the 55 games and became the first CSUB player to compete in the Cape Cod League with the Cotuit Kettleers. He hit .278 with five home runs and 13 RBI’s for the Kettleers He hit .244 with 13 RBI’s in 42 appearances as a freshman. Brockmeyer’s first career home run was the game-winning run against the No. 10 Arizona State Mar. 3. Brockmeyer started 30 times at either first base, catcher, or designated hitter.

Jonathan Montoya – P, L/L, 5-7, 157, R-Sr.Montoya sat out 2012 after undergoing Tommy John Surgery on his pitching arm. He reset the school records for most complete games (7) and wins in a season (8 tied with Mike McCarthy) as a junior. At one point, Montoya re-corded five complete games in five starts. He started 16 games, going 8-5 and tied with McCarthy for lead in games started and victories. He struck out 86 (second on team) in 115.1 innings (second on the team). His opponents batted .245 against Montoya for the year.

Dallas Baptist Team Capsule

Dallas Baptist became a Division I counter in 2004 after two seasons of Division II play. Prior to joining the NCAA, DBU competed in the NAIA and qualified for 10 NAIA World Series between 1984 – 2002, twice finishing as National

Runner-up (1985 and 2000).DBU has recorded 34 consecutive winning seasons in the sport of baseball. In 2008, only their third year of NCAA Division I postseason eligibility, DBU was selected as an at-large participant in the Col-lege Station Regional, the first independent to make an NCAA Regional since 1992. In 2011, the Patriots once again received at at-large berth to the NCAA Tournament and were crowned champions of the Fort Worth Regional after wins over Oklahoma, TCU and Oral Roberts. Eleven Patriots have seen time in Major League Baseball with the latest being All-Star and Tampa Bay Ray, Ben Zobrist. Since 2006, DBU has seen eight players selected to All-American Teams and five players receive Freshman All-American honors.

Dallas Baptist Players to Watch

Boomer Collins – OF, R/R, 5-11, 202, R-Sr.Collins sat out 2011 after transferring from the University of Nebraska. In 2012, he made his presence known by being selected as ABCA Third Team All-American, NCBWA Third Team All-American and ABCA First Time All-Region. He earned those awards on the strength of his .374 average, 13 homeruns, 23 doubles, 58 RBI and 15 stolen bases. The native of Waxahachie, Texas, began his Patriot career with a leadoff homerun on Opening Day against Southeast Missouri. He also collected two walks, a stolen base, and scored three runs that day. He had five-straight multi-hit games from May 1 through May 5. He also had multiple hits in each game of the Bradley series to end the regular season. Collins collected hits in each game of the Waco Regional and finished with three RBI and two runs scored.

Cy Sneed – RHP, R/R, 6-4, 197, So.Sneed had seventeen starts as a true freshman in 2012 and compiled an 8-5 record with a 4.45 ERA. The Twin Falls, Idaho, native struck out 71 batters in 85 innings. His first collegiate start came in the second game of the Opening Day doubleheader against Southeast Missouri. He threw five complete innings and allowed four hits and no runs to pick up his first collegiate win. He went six innings in his next start against Rice and allowed only two runs on five hits. Sneed also threw a complete game shutout against Houston Baptist on March 9, striking out seven. In his next start, he threw six scoreless against Charlotte and then threw a scoreless inning against Louisiana Tech on March 22 to run his scoreless inning streak to 16 complete. He threw 5.2 innings in that Tech game, giving up two runs and striking out ten to record the first double-digit strikeout game of his career.

2013 WAC TEAM-BY-TEAM PREVIEWS

QuikTrip Park will host the 2013 WAC Tournament.

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Louisiana Tech Team Capsule

Twenty-three upperclassmen (10 seniors; 13 juniors) highlight this year’s squad – the most by any Tech team in head coach Wade Simoneaux’s tenure with the Bulldogs (entering his 11th year). LA Tech will play 21 games in 2013 against six different opponents that participated in the 2012 NCAA Baseball Tourna-ment; eleven of those contests will be played on the Bulldogs’ home field. Tech returns eight starting position players and two starting pitchers. The Bulldogs also have two top relievers returning to the mound in 2013. LA Tech welcomes 15 newcomers to the 2013 roster. The Bulldogs are entering their 12th and final year as members of the WAC. In its final season, LA Tech will battle new faces as six of the ten total teams are new to the conference schedule.

Louisiana Tech Players to Watch

Phil Maton – RHP, R/R, 6-3, 200, So.Maton was named to the Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American team last season. He was also named second team all-state selection by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association (LSWA). Maton led the team in wins (8 – 12 starts) and earned run average (2.93) in his freshman season; 79 strikeouts in 89.0 innings pitched.

Ryan Gebhardt – INF, R/R, 5-11, 195, Jr. Gebhardt was named to the Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American team. He also received second-team all-WAC honors and was named to the all-tour-nament team for the 2011 WAC Baseball Tournament. Gebhardt was named first team all-WAC by CollegeSportsMadness.com and second team all-state selection by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association (LSWA). Gebhardt led the team in batting average (.341) and doubles (14) in 2012; started all 55 games he played in; 27 RBI and 5 stolen bases (T-2nd on the team).

New Mexico State Team Capsule

NM State won its first ever WAC regular season title in 2012.The Aggies have won 30 or more games for four consecutive seasons dating back to 2009. Last year the Aggies finished with 35 victories. The team ranked in the top 25 na-tionally in 10 different offensive categories. The Aggies ranked third in scoring (8 rpg.), fourth in runs (473) and second in base on balls (347). Former Aggie Tanner Waite was the national statistical leader for walks (69).The Aggies return four starting pitchers from last season’s NCAA Tournament team including Ryan Beck, (LHP), Adam Mott (RHP), Micheal Ormseth (RHP) and Casey Collins (RHP).NM State placed seven players on the All-WAC teams last year, which marked the most selections ever for an Aggie baseball team. It was also the most selections by a team from the WAC last year. First team selections include Zac Fisher, Tanner Waite, Zack Voight, Adam Mott and Scott Coffman. Second team selections included Parker Hipp and Tanner Rust, both whom are on the roster this season.

New Mexico State Players to Watch

Adam Mott – RHP, R/R, 6-5, 240, Sr. Mott began his Aggie career by becoming an integral part of NM State’s start-ing pitching rotation in 2012. He appeared in 19 games while making 14 starts for the Aggies. He finished with a 6-3 record, a 4.80 earned run average (ERA) and 78 strikeouts. Mott’s 14 starts, six wins, 4.80 ERA and 78 strikeouts were all good for second-best on the Aggie squad. He also led NM State pitchers with a .276 opponent’s batting average. Mott was most impressive at

Presley Askew Field where he went undefeated at 4-0 and had a 3.96 ERA. His ERA fell even lower when WAC play began. Mott finished WAC play with a 2-1 record and a 3.13 ERA.

Parker Hipp – INF, L/R, 6-2, 200, Sr.Hipp finished off his junior campaign at NM State as he did his sophomore campaign, by being honored as a second-team All-WAC player. He started at second base for the Aggies during all 59 games of the 2012 season, finishing with a .929 fielding percentage and a team-high 148 assists. His .349 batting average was good enough for second-best on the Aggie squad and third-best among WAC players. Hipp was also second on the team and the WAC in walks with 57 on the season, trailing only teammate Tanner Waite who led the nation in walks. Hipp’s 57 walks placed him sixth in the nation. The combination of Hipp’s hitting ability and patience at the plate helped him lead the team and the WAC in on-base percentage. His .488 on-base percentage was the 12th highest in the country. Hipp also finished ranked nationally in sacrifice flies. His team and WAC-leading eight sacrifice flies on the season placed him 11th in the nation.

Sacramento State Team Capsule

Sacramento State is coming off its first WAC regular season title in 11 years with the league. Sacramento State and Cornell were the only teams in the na-tion to go from last place in the conference standings in 2011 to a league title in 2012. While they won the regular season title, the Hornets came up just short in the WAC Tournament championship, falling to Fresno State in 13 innings. The Hornets nearly swept the WAC awards a season ago, with Reggie Christiansen earning coach of the year, Andrew Ayers claiming player of the year and Rhys Hoskins winning freshman of the year. The Hornets return every pitcher who made a start last season, including all-WAC selection RHP Dallas Chadwick and weekend starters RHP Brennan Leitao and RHP Tanner Mendonca.Sacramento State Players to Watch

Rhys Hoskins – UTI, R/R, 6-4, 225, So.Rhys Hoskins, a consensus freshman All-American and the WAC freshman of the year, will take over at first base full-time in his second season with the Hornets. Hoskins, a 6-foot-4, 225-pound native of Sacramento, saw time in the outfield, at third base and at designated hitter last season. Hoskins led the team and ranked second in the WAC last season with a .353 batting average and a .567 slugging percentage. He also led the team and ranked third in the WAC with 53 RBIs and 10 home runs. Of those 10 home runs, Hoskins belted two grand slams last season and two multi-homer games. The sophomore tallied a team-high 16 game hitting streak and posted 22 multi-hit games.

Andrew Ayers – INF, R/R, 5-11, 200, Sr.Andrew Ayers, the reigning WAC player of the year, will continue to provide the Hornets with phenomenal defense and a great bat at second base. The Eu-reka, Calif., native started all 57 games last season. He recorded a team-high 160 assists while making 115 putouts. Despite all that work in the field, Ayers made just four errors and posted a .986 fielding percentage. Ayers hit .336 with 36 runs, 31 RBIs and tied for the team lead with 16 doubles. The senior truly shined in conference play, hitting .427 with 18 RBIs and seven doubles in 18 WAC games.


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San Jose State Team Capsule

The 2013 San Jose State baseball team will be under the direction of first-year head coach Dave Nakama. Nakama replaced Sam Piraro who had been the head baseball coach since 1987. The Spartans lost seven letterwinners from 2012 and are returning 14. Nine starting position players are back with San Jose State and the team has eight seniors.

San Jose State Players to Watch

Matt Lopez – IF/OF, L/L, 5-11, 200, Jr.Lopez appeared in 45 games with 33 starts, all at first base in 2012. He led the team with a .322 batting average and .464 on-base percentage, was second with nine doubles and 23 walks, and fourth on the squad with 18 RBIs. Lopez had a season-long hitting streak of eight games (second longest on the team) from April 14-24, where he hit .590 (16-for-31) with five multi-hit perfor-mances and drove in seven runs, scored six times and hit two doubles. He had a career day came at Fresno State on April 15 as he went 4-for-5 with four RBIs and a run scored in leading the Spartans to an 11-2 win over the Bulldogs and their first sweep at Fresno in 12 years. Lopez committed just one error in 251 chances for a .996 fielding percentage.

Nick Schulz – OF, R/R, 6-3, 220, Sr.Nick Schulz started 42 of 45 ballgames for San Jose State in 2012. As a junior the outfielder led the team with four homeruns, 21 RBIs, 24 walks and a .436 slugging percentage. The 6-3 220 pound right-handed hitter posted a career-high 16-game hitting streak from 3/6-4/6/12 during which he hit .327. The Mountain View, Calif., native returns to the Spartans as one of eight seniors in 2013. The slugger has proven to be a solid fielder as well having three outfield assists and just one error in 94 total chances. Collegesportsmadness.com has made Schulz a 2013 Western Athletic Conference Preseason All-Second Team selection.

Seattle U Team Capsule

Seattle University begins its first season in the Western Athletic Conference after three years as a Division I independent. The Seattle U baseball program was reestablished in the fall of 2007 after being dormant since 1986. Donny Harrel began as head coach July 1, 2008, and the 2008-09 year was used for recruiting and laying the foundation for the program. This year’s senior class will be the first four-year group for the baseball program since the sport was brought back at varsity status. The Redhawks have improved their win total each season, going from 11 in 2010 to 21 in 2011 to 23 in 2012. Seattle U plays its home games at Bannerwood Park in nearby Bellevue. The baseball program has partnered with the city of Bellevue for numerous improvements to the facil-ity over the past three years. The most famous alums of the baseball program are Ed and John O’Brien, twin brothers from New Jersey who went on to play together for the Pittsburgh Pirates and held the record for most double plays turned by a brother combination until it was broken by the Ripken brothers (Billy and Cal Jr.).

Seattle U Players to Watch

Brian Olson – C, R/R, 6-0, 190, So.As a freshmen, Olson broke through into the starting lineup at catcher for the Redhawks. He appeared in 49 games, including 43 starts and batted .276 with eight doubles, two home runs, and 18 RBI. He walked 23 times while striking

out only 16 times during season. Olson was named team MVP last season. He collected multiple hits in 10 games. Olson went 5-for-6 with two doubles and two runs scored during Seattle U’s 11-1 victory at Ohio State (May 12). He threw out 17 of 41 would-be base stealers (41.5%).

Nate Roberts – INF, R/R, 5-9, 180, Sr.Roberts has become one of the anchors of the Seattle U infield. He appeared in 48 games, including 47 starts, during 2012 season. Roberts finished year with .233 batting average, eight doubles, one home run, and 18 runs batted in. He also was perfect 5-for-5 in stolen base attempts. He went 3-for-4 with double and run scored in Seattle U’s 5-4 victory at Washington State (Apr. 7). Roberts started all 50 games in freshman season of 2010, finishing with 46 hits, includ-ing seven doubles and a home run, and 22 runs batted in.

Texas State Team Capsule

Last year the Bobcats began the season strong with a 14-6 record through the team's first 20 games, the second best 20-game start to a season since Ty Har-rington took over as head coach in 2000. The start helped catapult Texas State up to No. 20 in the Baseball America rankings, the highest since the program began in 1985, and No. 30 in the Collegiate Baseball poll. Texas State hurlers did not allow a run over 57 2/3 consecutive innings, a streak spanning seven games from Feb. 25 to March 6. The Bobcats set the team record for scoreless innings and consecutive shutouts (5) and came up just 6 1/3 innings shy of the NCAA record of 64 consecutive scoreless innings set in 1972 by Arizona State. Texas State returns two all-conference players from a year ago (Andrew Stumph and Mitchell Pitts). Texas State has had five players selected in each of the last two Major League Drafts, and 32 overall players drafted since Ty Harrington took over in 2000. The Bobcats set an attendance record in 2012, averaging 1,236 fans per game. The overall attendance of 37,329 ranked 46th nationally.

Texas State Players to Watch

Kyle Finnegan - RHP, R/R, 6-2, 180, Jr.Two-year letterman who appeared in 15 games, starting 14 in 2012. He threw a career-high eight innings twice, against UT Arlington and Texas A&M-Corpus Christi. Finnegan finished the year with a 3.28 ERA in 93 1/3 innings. He limited opponents to just a .242 average against him and struck out 75 while walking just 26. Finnegan began the season 4-0, with wins in each of his first four starts. He fanned a season-high 12 in 7.0 innings without allowing a run against Notre Dame (3/4). He allowed just two earned runs in 27 innings over his first four starts to begin the year. Finnegan threw a scoreless inning in his only relief appearance of the year, as part of an 8-4 win against TCU. He struck out eight without walking any in 7 1/3 innings against Sam Houston State (3/25). He pitched in eight games with one start as a freshman in 2011 … earned the victory in his lone start of the season against Prairie View A&M.

Morgan Mickan – OF, L/R, 6-1, 205, Sr.Two-year letterman who started 29 games as an outfielder in 2012. He ranked second on the team with an on-base percentage of .392. Mickan had a perfect fielding percentage of 1.000 in 84 chances. He scored 21 runs in his 29 games. He began the year on a three-game hitting streak, going 5-for-12 (.417) with two RBI and a double during that streak. Mickan finished the year going 11-for-13 in steals, including a stretch of four straight games (5/4-9) with at least one stolen base. He also finished the year scoring 10 runs over his last


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five games. He started 16 contests and played in 31 games during the 2011 season as an outfielder and designated hitter. Mickan posted a .230 batting average in 61 at-bats and registered seven runs scored and four stolen bases. He transferred to Texas State after playing one season at Texas.

UT Arlington Team Capsule

UTA Baseball is coming off a Southland Conference championship and trip to the NCAA Regionals. The 2013 nonconference schedule is highlighted by the Mavericks’ first-ever game at Rangers Ballpark, as UTA faces crosstown rival TCU on March 19 at 7 p.m. The nonconference slate also includes games against Texas, Texas A&M, Baylor and Texas Tech. UTA is beginning its one and only season in the Western Athletic Conference. Thomas returns 21 letter win-ners from last season’s 36-25 squad.

UT Arlington Players to Watch

Ryan Walker -- SS, L/R, 6-1, 170, JRWalker is coming off a spectacular sophomore season that earned the Arlington native second-team All-Southland Conference honors. He was the only player on the club to start all 61 games last season, leading the Mavericks in batting average (.360), runs (56), hits (90), and was second on the team in total bases (102). His .417 on-base percentage ranked second on the team, and he topped the SLC in hits and runs scored. Named to the College Sports Madness' 2013 Madness WAC Baseball Preseason All-Conference First Team. John Beck -- RHP, R/R, 6-3, 197, JRBeck went 3-1 in nine appearances last season, including seven starts. He had a 4.30 ERA in 37.2 innings, striking out 25, while allowing 12 walks and 46 hits. Beck pitched 6 1/3 innings and allowed just one run for his Santa Barbara Foresters, who won the National Baseball Congress (summer) championship for the second consecutive season and third time in four years.

UTSA Team Capsule

UTSA enters its first season in the Western Athletic Conference. Jason Marshall enters his first season as the fourth head coach in program history. He spent 12 seasons as an assistant at UTSA, including the last nine as the associate head

coach. The Roadrunners return 21 letterwinners from last year's club that posted a 22-32 overall record. Junior outfielder Riley Good and junior shortstop RJ Pe-rucki are among UTSA's top returners. Good was leading the nation in hits be-fore being sidelined for most of the year with an injury, while Perucki garnered third-team All-Southland Conference honors for his play at shortstop. Junior pitcher Michael Kraft also returns after leading the squad with eight victories last season. The Roadrunners welcome 12 newcomers to the team, including eight junior college transfers. UTSA's 2013 schedule features seven teams that qualified for the NCAA Tournament a year ago and 10 teams that finished in the RPI top 80. The Roadrunners also will face eight opponents for the first time, including four in WAC action.

UTSA Players to Watch

Riley Good – OF, L/R, 6-0, 185, Jr.Good competed in 25 games, including 23 starts, and missed most of the year due to an arm injury. He was leading the nation in hits prior to his injury. Good played the first 21 games of the campaign and returned to see action in four in May. He batted .354 in 96 at-bats with five doubles, a triple, two home runs and nine RBIs. He scored 25 runs and stole eight bases, and also reached base at a .422 clip and slugged .490. Good recorded 11 multi-hit contests, including five three-hit games. He was named Southland Conference Hitter of the Week after batting .591 (13-for-22) with 12 runs scored, two doubles, a triple, one RBI and three stolen bases in five games. He also slugged .773 and reached base at a .654 clip during the week. He had a season-long 10-game hitting streak (2/19-3/4) where he saw his batting average rise 153 points to .510. During the streak he hit .548 with 16 runs scored, two doubles, a triple, one homer, five RBIs and stole four bases. Good also slugged .714 and reached base at a .596 clip in those 10 games.

Daniel Rockett – OF, R/R, 6-2, 200, Sr.Rockett gained honorable mention All-Southland honors for his performance in center field last season. He played and started in 53 of UTSA’s 54 games. He batted .266 with 30 runs scored, eight doubles, two triples, five round-trippers and 40 RBIs. Rockett ranked second on team with 13 stolen bases. He posted a team-high nine outfield assists and led team with 18 multi-hit contests and recorded nine multi-RBI games. He went 3-for-7 with a two-run homer, bases-clearing double, a game-winning single in the 13th inning and six RBIs to lift UTSA past Houston Baptist (2/21). He posted his first career multi-home run game after going 2-for-4 with a pair of solo bombs at Central Arkansas (4/29).

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Reggie Christiansen, the 2012 Western Athletic Conference coach of the year, is in his third season as head coach at Sacramento State. He took over the reigns of the program after spending the 2009 and 2010 seasons as the associate head coach.

In 2012 Christiansen guided the Hornets to one of the most successful seasons in program history. The Hornets won the WAC regular-season championship for the first time since joining the league in 1993 as Sacramento State was one of just two teams (Cornell, Ivy League) in the nation to go from last place in its respective conference in 2011 to first place in 2012.

Christiansen led the Hornets to their first-ever WAC Tournament title game as well in 2012 but lost in 13 innings to Fresno State. In four games at the WAC Tournament, Sacramento State tallied 60 hits and scored 32 runs.

En route to its first 30-win season since 2003, Sacramento State used Christiansen’s defense-first philosphy to climb to the top of the WAC. The Hornets tallied a school record .979 fielding percentage, which led the conference and ranked No. 5 in the NCAA. The Hornets also shined at the plate last season, ranking No. 21 in the nation in doubles (122) and No. 30 in team batting average (.298).

The team’s success was followed by individual awards. Junior second baseman Andrew Ayers was named WAC MVP while outfielder Rhys Hoskins was a unanimous freshman All-American, the first in program history. In all, the Hornets earned three first team all-WAC selections and three more second team choices.

Christiansen will have easily his most experienced team in 2013. Of the 59 games the Hornets played last year, Sacramento State returns the starting pitcher from all but one of them this season. The Hornets also lose just two regular position starters off last year’s team - catcher Derrick Chung and first baseman Trevor Paine. Chung, along with closer R.J. Davis, were selected in the MLB draft by the Toronto Blue Jays and Tampa Bay Rays, respectively. Paine will still be with the Hornets in 2012, but as a member of the coaching staff.

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In 2011, his first as the Hornets’ head coach, Christiansen’s squad tallied 19 wins, including six WAC victories. The defensive-minded manager led the Hornets to a .969 fielding percentage - then the second-best mark in program history. Chung was named second team all-WAC after leading the Hornets with 18 doubles and a .406 on-base percentage while center fielder Kirby Young signed a free agent contract with the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim following the season.

Before coming to Sacramento State to become an assistant for long-time head coach John Smith, Christiansen spent the previous four seasons (2005-08) as the head coach at South Dakota State. He served as the team’s hitting instructor, recruiting coordinator and third base coach.

Christiansen was given the task of guiding the Jackrabbits’ baseball program to Div. I as he took over at the beginning of their reclassification period. Christiansen posted a 96-113 record at South Dakota State, turning a 12-win team in Div. II a year previous to his hire into a team that won the Div. I Independent Tournament in 2007, posting a 34-19 record.

Under Christiansen, the 2007 Jackrabbits reshaped the SDSU record books. The squad set records for runs scored (395), hits (573), doubles (99), total bases (891), runs batted in (357) and at bats (1,824). In addition, the 2007 team fielded .962, just one percentage point off the school mark. Christiansen earned Div. I Independent Coach of the Year honors following that season.

SDSU earned national notoriety under Christiansen for playing Kansas in a three-game series in the Metrodome in Minneapolis, Minn. Due to inclement weather at both locales, the teams finally found a safe haven indoors, but due to scheduling conflicts at the Metrodome, the SDSU and Kansas played a 1:30 a.m. doubleheader followed by a 3:30 p.m. game the next day.


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CHRISTIANSEN’S COACHING RECORDS

Prior to his arrival at South Dakota State, Christiansen was an assistant at Kansas under Ritch Price for two seasons. During his time with the Jayhawks, he served as first base coach and worked as a hitting instructor, while also overseeing the outfielders.

Under his tutelage, Kansas broke several school records and was honored by the Big 12 Conference. In 2004, Jayhawks hitters led the Big 12 with a .316 team batting average, the fourth highest in program history, while setting a school record with 697 hits. Kansas also shattered the school home run record during the Christiansen era.

Christiansen’s first collegiate head coaching job came in 2002 at his alma mater, Menlo College, in Atherton, Calif, where he had previously spent time as an assistant coach from 1997-99. He spent the 2001 season in his hometown as the head coach at Ferndale High School, and also spent time with three summer teams as an assistant coach, working with the San Mateo Bulldogs, the Humboldt Crabs and the Topeka Capitals.

Nine players during his head coaching career have been drafted, including one, Travis Metcalf, that has seen action in the major leagues. SDSU’s Jake Rogers was selected in the 22nd round of the 2007 MLB draft by the Washington Nationals, while SDSU’ Craig Parry, now the Hornets’ volunteer assistant coach, was selected in the 50th round of the 2008 draft by the Pittsburgh Pirates. In 2012, Davis was a 20th round choice while Chung went in the 31st round.

Christiansen graduated from Menlo in 1998 with a degree in business administration and received his master’s degree from Kansas in 2004 in health, sport and exercise science.

A native of Ferndale, Calif., Christiansen and his wife Amber have two sons, Ryan and Reese, and a daughter, Ava.

Head Coaching RecordsCareer Record: 157-208Record at Sacramento State: 50-67 WAC Record: 17-25John Smith Field Record: 27-31

Year-by-Year Head Coaching RecordMenlo College (2002) 11-29South Dakota State (2005) 17-37South Dakota State (2006) 23-29South Dakota State (2007) 34-19South Dakota State (2008) 22-27Sacramento State (2011) 19-39 (6-18 WAC)Sacramento State (2012) 31-28 (11-7 WAC)


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Steve Holm is in his first season as an assistant coach at Sacramento State. Holm will serve as the team’s hitting coach while assisting with pitchers, catchers and baserunning.

Holm, a Sacramento native and McClatchy HS graduate, appeared in 59 games over three seasons with the San Francisco Giants (2008-09) and Minnesota Twins (2011). Holm played in 646 minor league games during his 12-year career, with 51 home runs, 103 doubles, 241 runs and 229 RBIs. He played collegiately at Oral Roberts before being drafted in the 17th round by the Giants in 2001. He was a second team All-American as a junior in 2000, when he finished seventh in the NCAA with a .437 batting average, which is still a school record. His .371 career batting average is the third best mark in ORU history.

Holm was a shortstop in high school and college before being moved to catcher in the minors. He is engaged to be married to his fiancé, Lindsey, on June 22.

Jake McKinley is in his third season with the Sacramento State baseball program. This year McKinley will work with the pitching staff. Before becoming an assistant coach with the Hornets, McKinley served as the director of baseball operations for the 2011 season.

McKinley began his coaching career at his alma mater, Bethany College (Santa Cruz, Calif.), before moving to Campbellsville (Ky.) University and West Valley Col-lege (Saratoga, Calif.).

At Bethany, McKinley served as the pitching coach and recruiting coordinator, where he developed All-American pitcher Mark Koski, who led the nation in wins in 2007. At Campbellsville, McKinley worked with pitchers, hitters and outfielders as he helped the Tigers to the 2009 NAIA World Series for the first time in school history. The Tigers also claimed the Mid-South Conference championship for the second straight season that year as nine players earned all-conference honors and two claimed All-America recognition. As recruiting coordinator at Campbellsville, McKinley used his West Coast contacts to stock the Kentucky school’s 24-man ros-ter with 18 players from either California, Oregon or Arizona. McKinley served as the pitching coach at West Valley College in 2010, when his staff led the state in shutouts and the team posted a 24-15 record.

As a player, McKinley enjoyed a standout career at Bethany and Cabrillo Junior College. While at Cabrillo, McKinley finished his lone year with all-Coast Confer-ence honors and was named pitcher of the year after leading his team in wins, ERA, appearances and strikeouts. McKinley continued the trend at Bethany as he was twice named pitcher of the year and once named most valuable player. A two-way player, McKinley is third all-time in career home runs, and still holds most of the Bethany pitching records for a career and single season, including most strikeouts in a career, averaging almost nine strikeouts per nine innings. He earned his master’s degree in 2009 while coaching at Campbellsville.

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Craig Parry is in his first season with the Hornets in 2013 and will serve as the team’s volunteer assistant coach.

Perry saw time at catcher and in the outfield under head coach Reggie Christiansen when the current Hornets’ head man coached at South Dakota State from 2005-08. Perry was a standout with the Jackrabbits and was taken in the 50th round of the 2008 MLB draft by the Pittsburgh Pirates. He spent two seasons in minor league baseball.

As a senior at South Dakota State in 2008, Parry started all 49 games and hit .338 in 195 at-bats with 42 runs, 47 RBIs, 20 doubles, five triples and 10 home runs. He started 46 games as a junior and hit .329 with 32 RBIs, 14 doubles, three triples and seven home runs.

Before playing at South Dakota State, Parry attended Miles City (Mont.) Community college after graduating from Colstrip HS in Colstrip, Mont.

Trevor Paine is in his first season on the coaching staff at Sacramento State and will serve as the director of baseball operations.

The former Hornet played his final season in green and gold in 2012, when he was a second team all-Western Athletic Conference and academic all-WAC selec-tion. He hit .308 in 182 at-bats overall on the season with 23 runs, 13 doubles, three home runs and 32 RBIs.

Due to injury, Paine made a successful move from pitcher to hitter in 2010, prior to his junior season, after missing most of his 2009 season with an elbow injury. The transition was a smooth one, as Paine hit a team-best .381 on the season with a team-high 10 home runs, 107 total bases and 44 RBIs. He also posted 30 runs and struck out just 13 times while drawing 20 walks in 176 at-bats. Paine tallied three four-RBI games in 2010, all against WAC opponents.

Paine is a 2007 graduate of Jesuit HS and was MVP of the Delta River League following his senior season. He went 3-2 with a 1.06 ERA that year while hitting .430 with three home runs and 18 RBIs.

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5-11 | 200 | SENIOR | INFIELDER | R/REUREKA, CALIF. (ST. BERNARD’S HS)

AS A JUNIOR (2012)• WAC Player of the Year• Second team all-West Region• First team all-WACThe first player in program history to earn all-region honors and first to be selected conference MVP after batting .427 in WAC play and leading the league with 32 hits, 18 RBIs and a .627 slugging percentage in 18 league games......also a first team all-conference honoree...was second in the WAC with seven doubles in con-ference contests...overall on the season, hit .336 with 36 runs, 16 doubles, two triples, three home runs and 31 RBIs...his .468 slugging percentage was the second highest on the team among regular starters while his .397 on-base percentage was third best...appeared in 58 games and tied for the team-lead with 57 starts...played mostly at second base, where he made 47 starts...batted in every spot in the lineup except fourth...had at least one hit in 19 of the 21 games...improved his batting average from .279 to .336 in that span...went 4-for-5 with a run, three RBIs, a double and a triple against Hawai’i on May 12...had 22 multi-hit games and seven multi-RBI games...had the third longest hitting streak (11) and fourth longest on-base streak (13) on the team.

AS A SOPHOMORE (2011)• Academic all-WACHit .249 in 56 games and 55 starts...made 28 starts in right field, 24 at second and three in center...tallied 25 runs, 13 doubles, two home runs and 21 RBIs in 201 at-bats...recorded a .317 on-base percentage...fourth on the team with 12 multi-hit games and sixth with four multi-RBI games...best game of the season came on March 18 at Cal State Northridge where he went 4-for-4 with two runs, two RBIs and a walk, a double and a home run...had back-to-back two hit games at New Mexico to open the series.

AS A FRESHMAN (2010)Played in 45 games while making 38 starts, primarily at second base and third base...hit .274 with 26 runs and 24 RBIs...had 40 hits in 146 at-bats...had one home run, one triple and eight doubles...struck out 29 times while taking 13 walks...had at least one RBI and 11 total in a six game stretch against San Francisco State, San Francisco, Pacific and three games of a a four-game stand against Hawai’i (April 6-17)...lone home run and triple on the season came in that span...season-best four RBIs against Hawai’i on April 16...season-high three hits in four games.

HIGH SCHOOLA 2009 graduate of St. Bernard’s HS in Eureka, Calif...was a four-year letterwinner for coach Dale Del Grande and the Crusaders...co-MVP of the Humboldt Del Norte League as a senior and MVP as a junior...led his team to three straight CIF North Coast Section titles...pitched a complete game three-hitter in the section title game over Tomales High in 2009...earned all-HDNL honors all four years...also a four year letterwinner in basketball and a three year letterwinner in football.

PERSONALParents are Phil and Jani Ayers...high school teammate of current Hornet David Del Grande...majoring in mathematics.

CAREER STATSYear 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%2010 .274 45 38 146 26 40 8 1 1 24 53 .363 13 7 29 4 .359 1 1 5 7 48 61 6 .9482011 .249 56 55 201 25 50 13 0 2 21 69 .343 16 6 32 5 .317 4 1 1 1 111 80 1 .9952012 .336 58 57 220 36 74 16 2 3 31 103 .468 17 7 27 3 .397 3 3 3 5 115 160 4 .986TOTAL .289 159 150 567 87 164 37 3 6 76 225 .397 46 20 88 12 .359 8 5 9 13 274 301 11 .981

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6-3 | 165 | FRESHMAN | RHP | R/RFULLERTON, CALIF. (TROY HS)

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed baseball for three seasons at Troy HS for head coach Dane Ilertsen...earned first team all-CIF Southern Section recognition following his junior season in 2011...named first team all-Freeway League as a junioir and senior...went 6-2 as a senior with a 2.39 ERA plus 67 strikeouts and 13 walks in 63 innings...posted a 9-2 record as a starter as a junior with a 2.29 ERA, 76 strikeouts and just 13 walks...also played for the OC Waves of the Orange County Collegiate League, where he was named an all-star in 2012.

PERSONALParents are Chuck and Lisa Blumer...major is business administration.

5-11 | 165 | SOPHOMORE | IF | R/RLA QUINTA, CALIF. (PALM DESERT HS)

AS A FRESHMAN (2012)One of the top defensive middle infielders in the Western Athletic Conference in his first season with the Hornets...made just nine errors while recording 148 assists and 80 putouts...started 50 of the 51 games he played in, all at short...hit .231 on the season with nine doubles, 22 runs and 16 RBIs in 156 at-bats...drew 18 walks while striking out 26 times...led the team with 10 sacrifices...a perfect 3-for-3 on stolen base attempts...had a season-best two hits in seven different games...went 1-for-2 against Nevada in the first game of the WAC Tournament before fouling a ball off his chest and neck, missing the remaining three games...best game of the season was on April 11 against UC Davis, when he went 2-for-3 with three runs, one RBI, two doubles and a walk.

HIGH SCHOOLA four-year starter for head coach Darol Salazar at Palm Desert HS...the Aztecs went 28-5 in his final season and he was named MVP of the CIF Southern Section championship game after helping Palm Desert defeat Torrance, 9-0...hit .371 in a team-high 116 at-bats with 30 runs, 29 RBIs, nine doubles and five home runs as a senior in 2010-11...all-CIF selection as a junior and senior and also named all-Desert Valley League as a sophomore, junior and senior...set the Palm Desert HS career and single season hits records...selected the top defensive shortstop in the Southland by the Los Angeles Times prior to his senior season.

PERSONALParents are Tim and Mimi Burcham...major is undeclared.

CAREER STATSYear 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%2012 .231 51 50 156 22 36 9 0 0 16 45 .288 18 3 26 4 .318 2 10 3 3 80 148 9 .962

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6-3 | 190 | SENIOR | 1B | L/LFOWLER, CALIF. (FOWLER HS/FRESNO STATE/FRESNO CITY JC)

AS A SENIOR (2013)Underwent season-ending surgery prior to the season...will receive a medical hardship and redshirt the year.

AS A JUNIOR (2012)• Preseason all-WACAppeared in 51 games while making 45 starts, split between first base (23) and designated hitter (22)...hit .304 with four doubles, two home runs, 18 runs and 26 RBIs in 184 at-bats...posted a .359 slugging percentage and a .325 on-base percentage...slotted mostly at fifth (12) and sixth (16) in the lineup...made just one er-ror while recording 191 putouts for a .995 fielding percentage...posted a season-high three RBIs in the Hornets’ WAC Tournament semifinal win over Fresno State, when he went 3-for-5 with a run and a double.

PRIOR TO SACRAMENTO STATEHit .358 in a team-high 148 at-bats while starting all 37 games and posting 32 runs, 19 RBIs and 14 doubles in his sophomore season at Fresno City JC...played for Fresno State before transferring to Fresno City JC and hit .444 in 18 at-bats over 20 games as a freshman with the Bulldogs in 2010.

HIGH SCHOOLWas drafted in the 46th round of the 2009 MLB draft by the Seattle Mariners after graduating from Fowler HS...named first team all-Valley League as a junior and was a 2009 Louisville Slugger Preseason All-American...named Cal-Hi Sports Div.-5 State Player of the Year and West Sequoia League MVP after his junior season in 2008...helped Fowler HS to Valley League championships in 2006, 2007 and 2008...won state titles in 2007 and 2008.

PERSONALParents are Eric and Susan Cederquist...played with the Milwaukee Brewers Area Code Team...major is communications studies.


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6-3 | 200 | JUNIOR | RHP | R/RREDDING, CALIF. (SHASTA HS)

AS A SOPHOMORE (2012)• Second team all-WAC• WAC all-Tournament teamPosted a 3-1 record and 3.06 ERA in 35.1 innings over six appearances in conference play, helping him earn second team all-WAC honors...emerged as the Hornets’ No. 1 starter in league play...recorded 32 strikeouts and just 10 walks in WAC games...named to the WAC all-Tournament team after tossing 12.2 innings with eight strikeouts over two starts...tallied a 4-1 record overall with a 4.40 ERA in 57.1 innings pitched...accumulated 46 strikeouts and 21 walks...made 15 total appearances in his second season with eight starts, the fourth most on the team...opposing batters hit .261 against him, the best among starting pitchers on the roster...over a four-game stretch in conference play (vs. Nevada, at San Jose State, at Fresno State, vs. Hawai’i) he allowed just five runs in 29 innings for a 1.55 ERA...recorded 26 strikeouts versus seven walks in that four-game stretch, including an eight strikeout, no walk performance in a 2-0 win over Nevada.

AS A FRESHMAN (2011)Posted a 4.97 ERA and 2-5 record in 10 appearances and nine starts...allowed 33 runs (30 earned) with 33 strikeouts and 23 walks in 54.1 innings pitched...limited opponents to a team-best .233 batting average...tossed one complete game...threw a two-hit complete game at Seattle on April 2, allowing just one run with seven strikeouts and six walks...earned first win of the season on Feb. 21 at UC Davis after giving up just one run and three hits in five innings with one strikeout and one walk.

HIGH SCHOOLSelected in the 18th round of the 2010 MLB draft by the Boston Red Sox...played four years of varsity baseball for head coach Jim Morley at Shasta HS of the Eastern Athletic League...named all-league as a pitcher in 2008 and 2009 before earning league MVP honors as a senior in 2010...broke the EAL record with 113 strikeouts in his senior season while recording a 0.51 ERA and issuing just 13 walks.

PERSONALParents are Mike and Stacy Chadwick...has three younger sisters - Sydney, Mckenna and Miley...major is communications studies. CAREER STATSYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA2011 4.97 2 5 10 9 1 0 0 0 54.1 44 33 30 23 33 9 2 2 234 .233 5 13 4 3 6 2012 4.40 4 1 15 8 1 0 1 0 57.1 57 35 28 21 46 12 0 3 249 .261 8 5 0 1 4 TOTAL 4.67 6 6 25 17 2 0 1 0 111.2 101 68 58 44 79 21 2 5 483 .248 13 18 4 4 10

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5-9 | 180 | SENIOR | RHP | R/RSACRAMENTO, CALIF. (ROSEMONT HS)

AS A JUNIOR (2012)Made 24 relief appearances, the third most on the team...posted a 4.66 ERA in 36.2 innings with 26 strikeouts and 16 walks...did not allow an earned run in 14 appearances, including seven straight from April 11 versus UC Davis to May 5 at Fresno State...allowed just four earned runs over 19.1 innings in his last 12 ap-pearances of the season for a 1.88 ERA...lowered season ERA from 7.79 to 4.66 in that two month stretch.

AS A SOPHOMORE (2011)Made a team-high 21 appearances with 50 innings pitched, the most of any reliever on the squad...posted a 5.76 ERA and a 2-2 record...allowed 34 runs (32 earned) on 59 hits with 29 strikeouts and 19 walks...was dominant in the middle of the season as he allowed just three earned runs over 16.1 innings in seven games from March 27 against Utah Valley to April 25 against Saint Mary’s...pitched season-high four innings on four occassions.

AS A FRESHMAN (2010)Made 13 appearances as a freshman, including three starts...recorded a 5.86 ERA while pitching 27.2 innings...struck out 14 while walking 12 batters...allowed four doubles and seven home runs...best outing of the season was his first career start where he went eight scoreless innings against UC Santa Barbara on April 3, allowing just one hit while striking out five as part of a combined shutout.

HIGH SCHOOLA 2009 graduate of Rosemont HS in Sacramento...three-year letterwinner in baseball for coach Paul Martinez and the Wolverines...was 8-1 as a senior posting a 0.38 ERA...earned first team all-metro honors from The Sacramento Bee...was named MVP of the Metro Conference in 2009...was also a three year letterwinner in soccer.

PERSONALMother is Diana Stoliker...major is economics.

CAREER STATSYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA2010 5.86 3 0 13 3 0 0 1 0 27.2 28 19 18 12 14 4 0 7 123 .267 2 4 2 1 1 2011 5.76 2 2 21 0 0 0 0 2 50.0 59 34 32 19 29 12 0 4 222 .314 3 7 1 4 4 2012 4.66 1 0 24 0 0 0 0 2 36.2 40 22 19 16 26 10 1 2 164 .290 3 3 0 4 3 TOTAL 5.43 6 2 58 3 0 0 1 4 114.1 127 75 69 47 69 26 1 13 509 .295 8 14 3 9 8

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5-10 | 175 | JUNIOR | UTIL | R/REUREKA, CALIF. (ST. BERNARD’S HS)

AS A SOPHOMORE (2012)• WAC all-Tournament team• Academic all-WACAppeared in 55 games while making 44 starts, all coming in right field...hit .271 with 19 runs, eight doubles and 23 RBIs overall during the season...named to the all-WAC Tournament team after hitting .353 with four runs, two doubles and four RBIs in four tournament games...hit second in the lineup 14 times and seventh 16 times...had 10 hits, four runs, three RBIs, two stolen bases and four doubles in a five-game series against Dartmouth, including a season-best 4-for-4 performance in the finale on March 19.

AS A REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2011)• Academic all-WACHit .260 on the year, good for No. 2 on the team...played in 54 games while making 50 starts, primarily at first base (30 starts) and second base (14 starts)...tallied just nine errors and a .975 fielding percentage while recording 296 putouts...had 52 hits in exactly 200 at-bats...posted a season-high nine-game hit streak including both non-conference and conference games, and tallied an eight game hitting streak, all during conference play...had 10 multi-hit games in 17 contests during his two hit streaks...had 15 total multi-hit games.

AS A FRESHMAN (2010)Redshirted the season.

HIGH SCHOOLA 2009 graduate of St. Bernard’s HS in Eureka, Calif...was a four year letterwinner for his father, Dale Del Grande, and the Crusaders...co-MVP of the Humboldt Del Norte League as a senior...led his team to three straight CIF North Coast Section titles...reached base all five times in the section title game against Tomales High as a senior...was also a standout on the hardwood, leading the Crusaders to the section title as a senior.

PERSONALParents are Dale and Shanna Del Grande...high school teammate of current Hornet Andrew Ayers...was valedictorian of his high school class...major is history. CAREER STATSYear 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%2011 .260 54 50 200 16 52 6 0 3 13 67 .335 10 4 30 6 .308 0 0 6 6 296 59 9 .9752012 .271 55 44 166 19 45 8 0 0 23 53 .319 12 16 30 4 .371 3 2 3 5 115 3 2 .983TOTAL .265 109 94 366 35 97 14 0 3 36 120 .328 22 20 60 10 .338 3 2 9 11 411 62 11 .977

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6-4 | 225 | FRESHMAN | RHP | R/RPLACERVILLE, CALIF. (EL DORADO HS)

AS A FRESHMAN (2012)Underwent season-ending surgery prior to the season...will receive a medical hardship and redshirt the year.

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed baseball for head coach Rusty McDonald at El Dorado HS...named Sierra Valley Conference MVP after posting a 9-1 record with a 0.95 ERA in 11 starts with nine complete games, five shutouts and four saves...tallied 126 strikeouts while allowing just 14 walks and 10 earned runs in 74 innings pitched...selected to Cal-Hi’s Medium School all-state team...taken in the 39th round by the Colorado Rockies in the 2012 MLB draft...led the Sac-Joaquin Section with nine home runs as he hit a whopping .516 in 95 at-bats with 11 doubles and two triples...earned all-SVC honors after his junior year when he went 4-2 with a 2.23 ERA in six starts, including three complete games and two shutouts...tossed 56 strikeouts in 44 innings as a junior....helped EL Dorado to section titles in 2010 and 2012.

PERSONALParents are Brad and Cheri Dillon...major is undeclared.

6-4 | 225 | FRESHMAN | LHP | R/LEL DORADO HILLS, CALIF. (OAK RIDGE HS)

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed baseball for four seasons under head coach Todd Melton at Oak Ridge HS...named all-Delta River League following his senior season when he went 5-3 in six starts with a 3.73 ERA, two complete games and one shutout...tallied 56 strikeouts in 45 innings pitched...also hit .283 in 46 at-bats as a senior with 15 runs, 14 RBIs, four doubles, two triples and one home run...posted a 2-1 record in four starts as a junior with a 4.79 ERA and 26 strikeouts.

PERSONALParents are Dave and Gabrielle Fitchett...major is undeclared...would like to become a firefighter after his baseball career.

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5-8 | 160 | REDSHIRT FRESHMAN | C | R/RAIEA, HAWAII (MID-PACIFIC INSTITUTE)


HIGH SCHOOLHelped his team to a 20-5 record and No. 3 state ranking according to Maxpreps.com during in his senior season at the Mid-Pacific Institute in Honolulu...a career catcher, he played behind the plate all four seasons for head coach Dunn Muramaru...named first-team all-Interscholastic League of Honolulu and first team all-state at catcher in his senior season...hit .320 with 18 RBIs and three home runs in his junior season.

PERSONALParents are Stephen and Carole Fujinaka...major is business...plans to take over his father’s dental practice after baseball.

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AS A SOPHOMORE (2012)• Academic all-WACAppeared in 20 games with nine starts...compiled a 3-4 record with a 5.54 ERA in 65 innings pitched...tallied 28 strikeouts...tossed a complete game in a 6-2 win at Utah on March 21...allowed two runs on just three hits in nine innings with five strikeouts and four walks while throwing 129 pitches against the Utes...used primarily as a long reliever in the second half of the season and shined in the role...allowed 10 runs in 11 relief appearances (20 innings) with a 4.50 ERA...held the opposition scoreless in seven of his 11 relief appearances.

AS A FRESHMAN (2011)Made 10 appearances and four starts in his rookie season...posted a 10.89 ERA with 25 runs in 20.2 innings pitched with 14 strikeouts and 17 walks...best suc-cess came as a reliever early in the season...allowed just one hit and no runs in three innings with three strikeouts and one walk on March 2 at Pacific...followed that outing by giving up just one run and one hit in 2.1 innings with two strikeouts and two walks on March 17 against Minnesota.

HIGH SCHOOLDrafted in the 48th round of the 2010 MLB Draft by the Colorado Rockies...saw time at both third base and pitcher for head coach Mike Cody at Franklin HS...named first team all-Delta Valley League in 2008 and 2010...threw a no-hitter vs. Davis HS in 2010...hit .360 with four home runs, three triples and seven doubles in his senior season...named all-city and all-metro following his senior season.

PERSONALParents are Derrick and Kathy Greenwood...major is communications studies.

CAREER STATSYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA2011 10.89 0 3 10 4 0 0 0 0 20.2 34 25 25 17 14 7 1 1 115 .378 3 3 4 4 1 2012 5.54 3 4 20 9 1 0 1 0 65.0 71 46 40 33 28 13 2 2 295 .293 8 9 0 8 3 TOTAL 6.83 3 7 30 13 1 0 1 0 85.2 105 71 65 50 42 20 3 3 410 .316 11 12 4 12 4

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6-3 | 210 | JUNIOR | RHP | R/RELK GROVE, CALIF. (FRANKLIN HS)

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6-5 | 200 | JUNIOR | 1B | R/RROCKLIN, CALIF. (ROCKLIN HS)

AS A REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE (2012)Made the switch from pitcher to fielder for the Hornets in 2012...had one hit in five at-bats over three games...his one hit of the season came at San Francisco, when he was the designated hitter and had three at-bats...tallied a RBI against New Mexico State.

AS A SOPHOMORE (2011)Redshirted the season.

AS A FRESHMAN (2010)Made 12 appearances, including two starts...struck out 14 while also walking 14 batters...pitched 19.2 innings with a 9.15 ERA...best outing was two innings against Cal on May 4 where he gave up just one hit while striking out two.

HIGH SCHOOLA 2009 graduate of Rocklin HS in Rocklin, Calif...was a four year letterwinner for coach Roc Murray and the Thunder...earned first team all-metro honors from the Sacramento Bee as a senior after hitting .373 with four home runs and 41 RBIs and collecting six wins and four saves on the mound...led his team to the Sac-Joa-quin section Division II title while earning first team all-Sierra Foothill League honors...was a 47th round draft pick of the Cincinnati Reds in 2009.

PERSONALParents are Jay and Teri Hampton...owns a black belt in Taekwondo...major is communication studies.

CAREER HITTING STATSYear 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%2010 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 3 2 .6002012 .200 3 0 5 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 .200 0 0 1 0 .200 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000TOTAL .200 3 0 5 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 .200 0 0 1 0 .200 0 0 0 0 0 3 2 .600

CAREER PITCHING STATSYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA2010 9.15 0 0 12 2 0 0 0 0 19.2 36 27 20 14 14 6 0 4 109 .400 6 3 0 1 1

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6-4 | 200 | JUNIOR | OF | L/RSACRAMENTO, CALIF. (JESUIT HS)

AS A SOPHOMORE (2012)• First team all-WAC• Academic all-WACHit .292 with 16 runs, seven doubles, three triples, three home runs and 15 RBIs in 18 conference games en route to first team all-conference...batted .274 in 197 at-bats overall on the season with 39 runs, 12 doubles, a team-high five triples, four home runs and 26 RBIs...appeared in 53 games, making 47 starts...all 47 starts were in center field...hit leadoff a team-high 32 times...posted a 20-game on-base streak, the second longest on the team, from March 31 to May 6...recorded 24 hits and 14 walks in that 20-game stretch...went a season-best 4-for-5 with a run, two RBIs and two doubles at Utah Valley on March 22...tallied 136 putouts, the most of any non-catcher or first baseman...

AS A FRESHMAN (2011)• Academic all-WACHit .237 in 35 games and 31 starts...made 22 starts at designated hitter, seven in left and two in center...tallied three doubles, one triple and two home runs in 97 at-bats...went 3-for-3 on stolen base attempts...best game of the season came on April 2 at Seattle where he went 2-for-5 with two runs and a season-high four RBIs with a double and a home run...posted four multi-hit games.

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed four years of baseball for head coach Joe Potulny and the Marauders at Jesuit HS of the Delta River League...first team all-Metro and all-Delta River League in 2010...helped Jesuit win Delta River League championships in 2009 and 2010...Jesuit won the Sac-Joaquin Section Championship in 2009 as well...hit .365 with 37 RBIs, 33 runs and six home runs in his senior season...named Jesuit’s 2010 Outstanding Scholar-Athlete.

PERSONALParents are Dan and Tracy Higley...cousin, J.R., is an outfielder in the Nationals organization...major is criminal justice...would like to become a police officer.

CAREER STATSYear 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%2011 .237 35 31 97 15 23 3 1 2 12 34 .351 11 0 46 1 .315 0 0 3 3 21 1 1 .9572012 .274 53 47 197 39 54 12 5 4 26 88 .447 27 1 61 4 .364 0 0 5 5 136 2 3 .979TOTAL .262 88 78 294 54 77 15 6 6 38 122 .415 38 1 107 5 .348 0 0 8 8 157 3 4 .976

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5-9 | 160 | SENIOR | LHP | L/LMINDEN, NEV. (DOUGLAS HS/FEATHER RIVER JC)

AS A JUNIOR (2012)Shattered the school record for appearances (27) by making 31 in his first season with the Hornets...tallied a 4.50 ERA in 34 innings pitched with 16 walks and 35 strikeouts..did not surrender a home run all season...opposing batters hit just .252 against him, the second lowest on the team...pitched a season-high three innings in two games...did not allow a run over six innings in six appearances from March 31 to April 20...also allowed just three runs in 9.2 innings over his final seven appearances...struck out three batters in 1.1 perfect innings in his season-debut against Saint Mary’s on Feb. 20...tossed three hitless innings over three appear-ances in the Hornets’ four-game series with New Mexico State...notched two strikeouts in two perfect innings at San Jose State on April 28...an academic all-WAC selection.

PRIOR TO SACRAMENTO STATEAttended College of Southern Nevada in the fall of 2009 before transferring to Feather River JC to play baseball in 2010 and 2011...played two seasons under head coach Terry Baumgardner at Feather River where he helped the Golden Eagles to back-to-back conference championships...a first team all-Golden Valley Conference selection in 2010 and a preseason All-American in 2011...posted a 2-0 record in eight starts and nine appearances as a sophomore with a 4.02 ERA and 26 strikeouts in 40.1 innings...tallied a 1.66 ERA and 5-2 record in eight starts and 12 appearances as a freshman at Feather River with 22 strikeouts in 43.1 innings pitched.

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed three years of varsity baseball for head coach John Glover at Douglas HS in Minden, Nev...a first team all-Sierra League, first team all-Northern Nevada and second team all-state selection following his senior season in 2009...helped the Tigers to Sierra League championships in 2007 and 2009...threw a no-hitter versus North Valley HS in 2008.

PERSONALParents are Kevin and Brenda Hoelzen...major is communications studies...would like to work in advertising.

CAREER STATSYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA2012 4.50 3 2 31 0 0 0 2 0 34.0 32 21 17 16 35 7 0 0 154 .252 6 5 0 0 6

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6-4 | 225 | SOPHOMORE | UTIL | R/RSACRAMENTO, CALIF. (JESUIT HS)

AS A FRESHMAN (2012)• First team freshman All-American (National Collegiate Baseball Writers)* First team freshman All-American (Baseball America)* Louisville Slugger freshman All-American (Collegiate Baseball Newspaper)* Second team freshman All-American (Perfect Game)• WAC Freshman of the Year• Second team all-WAC• Academic all-WACThe first consensus freshman All-American in program history after leading the team with a .353 batting average, 10 home runs, 44 runs and 53 RBIs...ranked sec-ond in the WAC in batting average, second in slugging (.567), third in RBIs, third in home runs, sixth in runs, sixth in doubles (16) and first in total bases (122)...batted .333 with five runs, two doubles and four RBIs in four WAC Tournament games...hit grand slams at Pacific on Feb. 28 and against Dartmouth on March 15, tallying five RBIs in each game...posted the only two multi-homer games for the Hornets in 2012, hitting a grand slam and a solo home run at Pacific on Feb. 28 and a two-run bomb followed by a solo home run at Louisiana Tech on April 8...posted a team-best 16-game hitting streak from March 17 to April 11...also had a team-high on-base streak, getting on board in 27 straight games from March 17 to April 29...led the team with 14 multi-RBI games (seven games with two RBIs, four with three, one with four and two with five)...tied with Andrew Ayers for second with 22 multi-hit games...made 37 of his 56 total starts in left field, the first time he played outfield in his career...also started five games at third base and 14 at designated hitter...hit fourth in the line-up a team-high 29 times...also hit fifth a team-high 18 times.

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed baseball for four seasons under head coach Joe Potulny at Jesuit HS...named first team all-Delta River League as a junior and second team following his senior season...hit .441 his junior season and .304 with 17 runs, 22 RBIs, two doubles and three home runs as a senior...led the Marauders to a 25-9 record as a senior in 2011...helped Jesuit to a CIF Sac-Joaquin Section title as a sophomore in 2009 as a starting first baseman...played club baseball for two seasons with the El Dorado Hills Vipers and head coach Dan Bozzi...also played football and basketball at Jesuit.

PERSONALFather is Paul Hoskins...major is business administration.


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6-3 | 210 | JUNIOR | C/OF | R/RANAHEIM, CALIF. (ORANGE LUTHERAN HS/ORANGE COAST JC)

PRIOR TO SACRAMENTO STATEPlayed two seasons at Orange Coast College...appeared in 30 of OCC’s 43 games as a sophomore...hit .220 in his freshman season.

HIGH SCHOOLGraduated from Orange Lutheran HS in 2010 after playing varsity baseball all four seasons...helped the Lancers to Trinity League titles in 2008 and 2010...a first team all-league selection at catcher following his senior season...also played football as a linebacker and long snapper.

PERSONALParents are Guy and Amy Hugaert...major is communication studies.

6-4 | 195 | SOPHOMORE | RHP | R/RRANCHO SANTA MARGARITA, CALIF. (TRABUCO HILLS HS)

AS A FRESHMAN (2012)Appeared in 13 games while making one start in his first season with the Hornets...tallied a 5.40 ERA in 21.2 innings pitched with 11 walks and 13 strikeouts...allowed a run in just three of his 13 appearances...gave up just seven runs in 16.1 innings (3.91 ERA) over his last 10 appearances...tossed two scoreless innings against Fresno State in the Western Athletic Conference Tournament on May 25...recorded four straight scoreless appearances (5.1 innings) from March 9 to March 24...allowed six runs in his first career start on Feb. 28 at Pacific but posted a 3.31 ERA as a reliever in 12 appearances.

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed baseball for four seasons under head coach Michael Burns at Trabuco Hills HS...posted a 1.22 ERA in a team-high 63.1 innings over 16 appearances as a senior with 48 strikeouts and just 10 walks...had a 4.23 ERA in 43 innings as a junior with 18 strikeouts...named first team all-Sea View League as a senior in 2011 and a second team selection following his junior season...helped lead the Mustangs to the Sea View League title in 2011 after tallying a 10-2 record as a starter and compiling two saves in relief...also played first base and third base at Trabuco Hills.

PERSONALParents are Kurt and Tina Kraemer...major is undeclared.


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6-2 | 185 | SOPHOMORE | RHP | R/RIRVINE, CALIF. (WOODBRIDGE HS)

AS A FRESHMAN (2012)Named Western Athletic Conference Pitcher of the Week on April 9 after tossing a complete game with a season-high eight strikeouts in a 2-1 win at Louisiana Tech...went 7-5 in 17 games while making 15 starts in his first season with the Hornets...tallied a 5.00 ERA after allowing 48 earned runs (60 total) in 86.1 in-nings...recorded 45 strikeouts while walking 22...tossed two complete games...66.9 percent of his pitches were strikes, the highest mark on the team...also recorded a team-high 124 ground ball outs...earned a win in the WAC Tournament after allowing three runs on three hits in 6.1 innnings in an 8-3 semifinals victory over Fresno State on May 25...an academic all-WAC selection.

HIGH SCHOOLA three-year baseball letterwinner under head coach Tim Murray at Woodbridge HS of the Pacific Coast League...named first team all-league, first team all-city, first team all-CIF, co-MVP of the OC Nissan Invitational and selected for the 15th Annual Ryan Lemmon All-Star Showcase following his senior season when he started at both shortstop and pitcher…posted a 1.63 ERA in 43 innings with 30 strikeouts and hit .385 in 104 at-bats with 16 runs, 24 RBIs, two doubles, three triples and one home run in 2011...also a three-year letterwinner in football playing wide receiver, safety and quarterback.

PERSONALParents are Joe and Perri Leitao...major is undeclared.


6-0 | 190 | REDSHIRT FRESHMAN | UTIL | R/RNEWARK, CALIF. (SERRA HS)


HIGH SCHOOLPlayed four seasons of varsity baseball for head coach Craig Gianinno..hit .301 with a .440 on-base percentage in his senior season with 15 runs, nine RBIs and five doubles...also played football for two seasons and wrestled as a freshman.

PERSONALParents are Richard and Dana Lewis...major is undeclared...would like to be a coach or athletic trainer.

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6-4 | 190 | FRESHMAN | 1B/OF | R/RFAIR OAKS, CALIF. (BELLA VISTA HS)

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed baseball for three years under head coaches Jerry Crews and Greg Olsen at Bella Vista HS...named Capital Valley League MVP and second team all-state by MaxPreps following his senior year in 2012...helped Bella Vista to league titles as a sophomore, junior and senior...hit .464 as a senior in 84 at-bats with 19 runs, a team-high 22 RBIs, six doubles, one triple and two home runs...struck out just six times while posting a .505 on-base percentage...on the mound, he went 4-1 with a 1.69 ERA in 41 innings with 41 strikeouts...did not make an error as a senior while playing first base and in the outfield...hit .305 in 95 at-bats as a junior with 16 runs, 19 RBIs and five doubles...also pitched his junior season, with a 5-2 record and a 2.09 ERA in 50.1 innings with 35 strikeouts...also played football and basketball...went 16-for-26 with 257 yards and three touchdowns as the starting quarterback on homecoming against Yuba City in his senior season.

PERSONALParents are Rob and Tracie Locke...major is mechanical engineering.

5-8 | 160 | JUNIOR | IF | R/RLEMOORE, CALIF. (LEMOORE HS/COLLEGE OF THE SEQUOIAS)

PRIOR TO SACRAMENTO STATEPlayed two seasons at the College of the Sequoias for head coach Jody Allen...as a sophomore, he hit .305 in 141 at-bats with 15 runs, 21 RBIs, seven doubles and one triple...made just six errors in 37 games while playing shortstop and second base...hit .275 as a freshman in 102 at-bats with 19 runs, 13 RBIs and nine doubles...made seven errors in 38 games.

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed shortstop for four seasons under head coaches Larry Tiger and Rich Leavens at Lemoore HS...hit .462 in 91 at-bats with 29 runs, 24 RBIs, 12 doubles, four triples and three homes as a senior in 2010...struck out just nine times and posted a .557 on-base percentage...led the team by going a perfect 18-for-18 on stolen base attempts...named first team all-West Yosemite League as a senior in 2010...a second team all-WYL choice as a junior in 2009 and an honorable mention selection as a freshman in 2007...also played football and was the quarterback in his sophomore and junior seasons.

PERSONALParents are Kevin and Susan Loper...major is economics.

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5-10 | 165 | FRESHMAN | UTIL | L/RANTELOPE, CALIF. (CENTER HS)

HIGH SCHOOLGraduated from Center HS in 2012 after playing shortstop for four seasons...named MVP of the Pioneer Valley League following his senior season when he hit .450 with 24 runs, 26 RBIs and four home runs...struck out just three times in 103 at-bats and posted a .553 on-base percentage...on the mound he went 5-0 and ranked second in the Sac-Joaquin section with a 0.62 ERA (among players with at least 27 innings pitched)...tallied 41 strikeouts in 45 innings with just nine walks and four total earned runs...also played soccer for two years at CHS.

PERSONALParents are Travis and Rebecca Lukes (prnounced LUKE-us)...major is criminal justice...brother, Shea, also plays baseball for the Hornets.

6-3 | 185 | JUNIOR | RHP | R/RANTELOPE, CALIF. (CENTER HS)

AS A SOPHOMORE (2012)Made just five appearances and pitched three total innings after suffering an arm injury early in the season.

AS A FRESHMAN (2011)One of the Hornets’ most dependable relievers, recording a 3.24 ERA and 1-0 record in 17 appearances with one start...gave up 15 runs (12 earned) on 27 hits in 33.1 innings pitched with 10 strikeouts...held opponents to a .231 batting average...allowed just one run on three hits with two strikeouts in his lone start of the season against Minnesota...longest outing of the year came at Seattle, where he allowed only one hit in 6.2 scoreless innings of relief with three strikeouts and two walks...nine of his 16 relief appearances were scoreless.

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed baseball for head coach Jeff Wise at Center HS of the Capital Valley League...hit .476 with 34 runs and 15 RBIs as a senior in 2009...named all-Capital Valley League after senior season...posted a .458 batting average with 28 runs and seven RBIs as a junior...also a submarine right-handed pitcher.

PERSONALParents are Travis and Rebecca Lukes (pronounced LUKE-us)....did not play baseball in 2009-10 after graduation from high school...brother, Nathan, also plays baseball for the Hornets...major is criminal justice.

CAREER STATSYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA2011 3.24 1 0 17 1 0 0 0 0 33.1 27 15 12 16 10 9 1 0 142 .231 4 5 1 1 32012 3.00 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 3.0 2 1 1 3 2 0 0 0 13 .222 0 0 0 0 1TOTAL 3.22 1 0 22 1 0 0 0 0 36.1 29 16 13 19 12 9 1 0 155 .230 4 5 1 1 4

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6-2 | 205 | JUNIOR | RHP | R/RLOOMIS, CALIF. (DEL ORO HS/NEVADA)

AS A JUNIOR (2012-13)BASEBALL: Joined the baseball team after football season...is the first football player to also play baseball for the Hornets since Mitch Lively (2004-07), who was a pitcher and punter...Lively is currently pitching in Triple-A for the San Francisco Giants.FOOTBALL: Served as the backup quarterback, holder, and backup longsnapper for the Hornets...completed eight passes for 110 yards and two touchdowns.

PRIOR TO SACRAMENTO STATEBASEBALL: Did not play baseball at Nevada.FOOTBALL: Played his freshman and sophomore seasons at Nevada…also redshirted in 2009…in 2011, he completed 10-of-11 passes for 109 yards and four touchdowns without an interception…was 4-for-4 for 73 yards and a TD against Boise State…saw action on two games in 2010…had a 31-yard carry against Idaho…also made a tackle while playing on special teams against New Mexico State.

HIGH SCHOOLBASEBALL: A 2009 graduate of Del Oro HS in Loomis, Calif…lettered in football, basketball and baseball for the Golden Eagles...earned Sacramento Bee all-metro honors as a pitcher following his senior season...posted a 6-3 record in nine starts with five complete games, one shutout and four saves...recorded 90 strikeouts in 63.2 innings…was a two-time all-Sierra Foothills League choice…drafted by the Baltimore Orioles in the 2009 MLB Draft.FOOTBALL: Helped lead Del Oro to three SFL titles in football…as a senior, he earned first team all-SFL honors after throwing for 1,900 yards and rushing for 700…was the MVP of the Under Armour Camp.

PERSONALParents are Corey and Jenny Magleby...major is communications studies.

6-5 | 240 | FRESHMAN | RHP | R/RSACRAMENTO, CALIF. (RIO AMERICANO HS)

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed baseball for four years under head coach James Wheeler at Rio Americano HS...awarded Capital Athletic League MVP honors following his junior season and named all-CAL as a sophomore...shined in his junior campaign when he went 7-0 with four complete games in 11 starts and tallied 89 strikeouts against 14 walks and just seven total extra base hits in 60.1 innings...recorded 16 strikeouts in a complete game victory over Colfax HS in the 2011 section playoffs...totaled 10+ strikeouts in five of his 11 starts and never allowed more than three earned runs in a game as a junior...went 2-3 his senior season in eight starts and 45 in-nings with a 2.18 ERA, 59 strikeouts and 29 walks...also was the goalie on the water polo team for three seasons, leading Rio Americano to section titles as both a junior and senior...set the single-season school record with 206 saves in water polo.

PERSONALParents are Mark and Shannon McLoughlin...major is criminal justice.

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6-4 | 205 | JUNIOR | RHP | R/RVISALIA, CALIF. (MT. WHITNEY HS)

AS A SOPHOMORE (2012)Appeared in 17 games with a team-high 15 starts...went 6-8 with a 4.74 ERA in a team-high 89.1 innings pitched...tallied 55 strikeouts and 40 walks...named WAC pitcher of the week on April 1 after throwing his second shutout of the season in a 2-0 win at CSU Bakersfield...allowed five hits in nine innings with seven strikeouts and one walk against the Roadrunners...his first shutout came on Feb. 18 against Cal State Northridge in the opening weekend of the season...allowed just five hits in nine innings with two strikeouts and two walks against the Matadors...had a season-high 10 strikeouts while allowing just one run over eight innings at UC Riverside on March 10...was nearly unhittable in the early part of the season, with a 1.45 ERA through his first 31 innings pitched...allowed just one run on two hits in four innings on May 26 in the first of two WAC Tournament title games against Fresno State.

AS A FRESHMAN (2011)Posted a 5.73 ERA with a 2-6 record in 14 appearances and 12 starts, the second most on the team...earned his first win of the season after starting the Hornets’ season opener at UC Davis on Feb. 20 when he gave up just three runs on nine hits in six innings in a 4-3 victory...allowed 42 earned runs on 75 hits in 66 innings with 33 strikeouts and 31 walks...best outing of the season came in a 3-0 loss to San Jose State where he did not allow a run on just five hits in eight innings with three strikeouts and two walks...did not allow a single hit or run in six innings of relief coming in two appearances against Cal State Northridge and Saint Mary’s...earned his lone save of the season at Cal State Northridge on March 18.

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed four seasons of baseball for head coaches Dave Holt and Ryan Miller at Mt. Whitney HS of the West Yosemite League...named first team all-WYL as a pitcher in 2010...once struck out 14 batters over five consecutive innings...posted a .372 batting average at the plate while recording a 2.37 ERA with 87 strikeouts in 62 innings pitched...also played football in high school...named WYL offensive player of the year on the gridiron in 2009...set high school records with 5,850 career passing yards and 55 career touchdown passes.

PERSONALParents are Chris and Lori Mendonca...father played quarterback at Utah and threw for 406 yards against Utah State in 1987, good for 13th on the school’s single-game passing list...major is communication studies.


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5-8 | 150 | SENIOR | IF | L/RSACRAMENTO, CALIF. (CHRISTIAN BROTHERS HS/AMERICAN RIVER JC)

AS A JUNIOR (2012)Appeared in 17 games with four starts in his first season with the Hornets...started one game at second base and three more at designated hitter...hit .143 in 28 at-bats with five runs and two RBIs...went 1-for-1 with two runs scored at Fresno State on May 5 after entering as a pinch-runner.

PRIOR TO SACRAMENTO STATEPlayed under head coach Doug Jumelet for two seasons at American River College...a second team all-Big 8 Conference selection in 2010...hit .333 in 120 at-bats in his sophomore season with five doubles, two home runs, 20 RBIs and four stolen bases...struck out just seven times in 142 total plate appearances...posted 12 multi-hit games.

HIGH SCHOOLGraduated from Christian Brothers HS in 2008 after playing varsity baseball for four seasons under head coach Terrell Lowrey...posted a 5.10 ERA in 35.2 innings pitched with 23 strikeouts in his senior season...at the plate, he hit .207 in just 29 at-bats.

PERSONALParents are Stephen and Barbara Meyer...major is criminal justice...would like to become a firefighter or paramedic after graduation.

CAREER STATSYear 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%2012 .143 17 4 28 5 4 0 0 0 2 4 .143 1 0 5 1 .172 0 1 0 0 0 4 0 1.000

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6-2 | 170 | SENIOR | RHP | R/RGRANTS PASS, ORE. (GRANTS PASS HS/SHASTA JC)

AS A JUNIOR (2012)Made 12 appearances with six starts...went 0-2 with a 5.58 ERA in 30.2 innings...allowed 19 total runs on 40 hits with 18 strikeouts and 11 walks...tossed seven scoreless innings with seven hits allowed, three strikeouts and two walks in 1-0 win over Dartmouth on March 19...threw three scoreless innings of relief against UNLV on May 20.

AS A REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE (2011)Made two relief appearances, allowing no runs on two hits in three total innings...in the season finale against Louisiana Tech on May 22, he surrendered just one hit in two innings with two strikeouts.

AS A SOPHOMORE (2010)Redshirted the season.

PRIOR TO SACRAMENTO STATEPlayed one season at Shasta College in Redding, Calif. for head coach Brad Rupert...posted a 7-6 record with a 4.26 ERA...made 14 starts and threw six complete games...struck out 89 batters in 107.2 innings pitched...was a unanimous first team all-Golden Valley Conference selection...threw a three-hit shutout over Siskiyous on Mar. 5...struck out 10 batters over nine innings...selected in the 35th round of the 2009 MLB Draft by the Arizona Diamondbacks.

HIGH SCHOOLA 2008 graduate of Grants Pass HS in Grants Pass, Ore...four year letterwinner in baseball, basketball and football...earned first team all-Southwest Conference honors as a senior...also was named first team all-state as a utility player...threw an eight inning three-hitter with 11 strikeouts against South Eugene while also go-ing 3-for-4 at the plate with a home run and three RBI.

PERSONALParents are Stacy and Betsy Morgan...major is communication studies.


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6-0 | 180 | SOPHOMORE | OF | R/RTRACY, CALIF. (TRACY HS)

AS A FRESHMAN (2012)Appeared in 43 games as a rookie while making 20 starts, with the most (11) coming in center field...hit .293 with two doubles, two triples, 14 runs and two RBIs in 92 at-bats...posted a .359 slugging percentage and a .323 on-base percentage...started the season on a tear, tallying a hit in seven of his first nine games and posted 13 total hits during that stretch...tallied a season-best three hits in three games, including both the third and fourth games of the season, versus Cal State Northridge and Saint Mary’s, respectively...tallied a hit in his only at-bat in the Western Athletic Conference Tournament, coming in the first championship game against Fresno State on May 26.

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed four varsity seasons for head coach Vic Alkire at Tracy HS...helped lead the Bulldogs to a 20-7 record in his senior season...hit .386 with a .490 on-base percentage in his senior season with 23 runs, 26 RBIs and four home runs...tallied nine stolen bases on 10 attempts as well...named all-San Joaquin Section in each of his four seasons, all-conference as a sophomore, junior and senior and was a Stockton Record all-area selection in both 2009 and 2010.

PERSONALParents are John and Paula Moses...major is family and consumer sciences.

CAREER STATSYear 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%2012 .293 43 20 92 14 27 2 2 0 2 33 .359 3 1 15 2 .323 0 4 3 5 51 2 0 1.000

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6-5 | 190 | SOPHOMORE | RHP | R/RBANGOR, CALIF. (GIRDLEY HS)

AS A REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2012)Appeared in 15 games while making seven starts, the first most of the team...went 2-3 with an 8.44 ERA in 37.1 innings and 28 strikeouts...started both of the Hor-nets’ midweek games against rival UC Davis...best start of the season came at home against the Aggies on April 11 when he went five innings, allowing just one run on two hits with five strikeouts and one walk...his last six appearances of the season were all in relief and he allowed five runs over 8.1 innings in that stretch (5.55 ERA).


HIGH SCHOOLPlayed four years of baseball for head coach Dan Crabtree at Gridley HS of the Butte View League...named first team all-conference, first team all-area and first team all-section as a sophomore, junior and senior...threw a three-hit shutout and went 2-for-4 with a three-run home run in his first varsity game as a sophomore...named 2010 Gridley HS Scholar-Athlete of the Year...also played basketball and competed as a jumper in track...posted 39 points and 10 rebounds against Las Plumas as a senior.

PERSONALParents are Kevin and Leah Nichols...major is communication studies.


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6-2 | 190 | FRESHMAN | OF | R/RWEST HILLS, CALIF. (EL CAMINO REAL HS)

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed four seasons of baseball for head coach Josh Lienhard at El Camino Real HS...named CIF City Section MVP following his senior season in 2012... a Max-Preps second team all-state and Cal-Hi Sports second team all-state selection...chosen to the Los Angeles Times all-Southland team and Los Angeles Daily News all-area team...hit .352 with 33 runs, 15 RBIs, 19 doubles and one home run in his standout senior season...awarded first team all-West Valley League honors as a sophomore, junior and senior...helped the Conquistadors to CIF City Section titles in 2010 and 2012.

PERSONALParents are Lewis and Beverly Nicholson...major is undeclared.

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5-8 | 180 | JUNIOR | IF | L/RELK GROVE, CALIF. (ELK GROVE HS)

AS A SOPHOMORE (2012)Batted .276 with 35 runs, 32 RBIs and team-high 17 doubles in his sophomore season...ranked No. 4 in the WAC in doubles...started 56 games, tied for third most on the team, with 54 of those coming at third base...batted third in the lineup 28 times, the most of any player on the roster...clubbed a three-run walk-off home run to right field on Feb. 26 to help the Hornets sweep Seattle U...his three RBIs against the Redhawks was a season-high...hit a team-best .474 with one double, three RBIs and a team-high six runs in four WAC Tournament games...ended the season on an eight-game hitting streak.

AS A FRESHMAN (2011)Hit .254 in 38 games as a fresham...made 34 starts with 30 at third, two in left, one in right and one at designated hitter...his .254 batting average was the best among true freshmen on the roster...was hitting .158 on May 6 before exploding in a four-game series at New Mexico State...was named Western Athletic Confer-ence Hitter of the Week after batting .706 (12-for-17) with seven runs scored, eight RBIs, two doubles and three walks without a strikeout against the Aggies...had 10 singles and two doubles in four games at NMSU, including a Sacramento State season-high five hits in one game of the Saturday doubleheader...became just the 11th player in school history to tally five hits in a single game, good for No. 2 all-time on the school’s single-game hits list...posted an eight-game hit streak over the four game series against NMSU and Nevada...hit .313 in conference games.

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed four seasons of baseball for head coach Jeff Carlson and the Thundering Herd at Elk Grove HS of the Delta Valley League...named first team all-metro, all-city and all-Delta Valley after his senior season in 2010...invited to the North/South All Star Games, which features the top-30 high school players in the state, in 2009...broke the Elk Grove HS varsity records with 58 hits and 51 runs in a single season...also played club baseball for head coach Dan Sozzi and the El Dorado Hills Vipers...won the 2008 U16 USA Baseball Championships.

PERSONALParents are Dave and Mary Soto...major is communications...would like to work in sports broadcasting.

CAREER STATSYear 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%2011 .254 38 34 122 14 31 6 0 0 13 37 .303 12 1 14 6 .324 1 1 1 2 37 65 4 .9622012 .276 59 56 225 35 62 17 0 2 32 85 .378 20 5 29 8 .340 6 2 3 4 58 116 11 .941TOTAL .268 97 90 347 49 93 23 0 2 45 122 .352 32 6 43 14 .334 7 3 4 6 95 181 15 .948

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6-2 | 195 | JUNIOR | C | R/RCITRUS HEIGHTS, CALIF. (BELLA VISTA HS/COSUMNES RIVER JC)

PRIOR TO SACRAMENTO STATEPlayed two seasons for head coach Tony Bloomfield at Consumnes River College...helped lead CRC to the 2012 CCCAA state and Big 8 Conference titles...a first team all-Big 8 choice as a sophomore in 2012 when he hit .286 in 161 at-bats as a sophomore with 21 runs, 18 RBIs, two doubles and two triples...threw out 16 base stealers...a second team all-Big 8 selection following his freshman season when he hit .326 with three home runs.

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed baseball for head coach Greg Olsen at Bella Vista HS...hit .352 in 91 at-bats with a team-high 34 runs, 16 RBIs, eight doubles, two triples and two home runs as a senior in 2010...named all-Capital Valley League as a junior and senior...guided the Broncos to a pair of league titles (2008, 2010).

PERSONALParents are Ron and Tina Wheeler...major is criminal justice...would like to become a police officer.

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Air Force 3-1Albany 1-0Arizona 5-12Brigham Young 1-0Cal Poly 12-32Cal Poly-Pomona 1-0CSU Bakersfield 1-2CSU Fullerton 6-16CSU Hayward 9-1CSU Northridge 19-42CSU Stanislaus 7-0California 9-20Centenary 6-0Chapman 0-1Chicago State 1-0Chico State 10-7Columbus College 1-1Cornell 4-0Creighton 1-0Dallas Baptist -Dartmouth 5-4Davidson 2-0

Eastern Michigan 2-0Florida A&M 1-0Fresno State 17-53Gonzaga 1-3Grand Canyon 7-2Hawai’i 27-54Hawai’i Hilo 14-5Kansas 0-3Kansas State 0-1Long Beach State 5-27Louisiana Lafayette 0-1Louisiana Tech 12-16Loyola Marymount 1-4Menlo 4-0Mercer 2-0Minnesota 2-2Nevada 23-50New Mexico State 28-26North Dakota State 4-0-1Northern Colorado 6-3Oregon 1-1Oregon State 8-13

Oregon Tech 2-0Pacific 37-30Pepperdine 2-1Portland 4-1Portland State 0-1Rhode Island 1-0Saint Mary’s 33-35-1Samford 4-1San Diego 4-4San Diego State 13-19San Francisco 24-28San Francisco State 8-2San Jose State 21-37Santa Clara 16-27Seattle U 6-1Sonoma State 2-1South Dakota State 1-2South Florida 1-0Southern Utah 13-0Stanford 13-19Stony Brook 1-1Texas -

Texas-Arlington -Texas-San Antonio -Texas State -UCLA 1-6UC Davis 34-31UC Irvine 6-13UC Riverside 3-19UC San Diego 2-1UC Santa Barbara 22-26UNLV 2-4US International 0-2Utah 3-2Utah Valley 11-8Valparaiso 1-0Washington State 12-10Wichita State 0-2Wyoming 1-0

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AT-BATS

Game1. Derrick Chung, 5/27/12 7 Taylor Watanabee, 4/22/07 7 Brian Conradi, 3/1/05 7 Chris Kinsey, 4/17/03 7 Bret LeVier, 2/9/02 7 Aurelio Jackson, 5/16/98 7 Aurelio Jackson, 4/25/98 7 Brandon Marshall, 1/30/98 7 Shawn McGuire, 3/8/97 7 Mike Pruett, 4/6/97 7 Jason Bolton, 4/6/97 7

Season1. Kevin Ohama, 1986 2542. Brandon Marshall, 1998 2493. Jack Arroyo, 2004 2484. Rafael Maldonado, 1991 2475. Jesse Krebs, 2000 2436. Jason Bolton, 1998 2367. Derrick Chung, 2012 2358. Jim Strombach, 2005 2349. Ryan Blair, 2008 23010. Gabe Jacobo, 2008 227 Mike Carpentier, 1994 227

Career1. David Flores, 2005-08 7192. Derrick Chung, 2008-2012 7183. Aurelio Jackson, 1998-2001 7134. Everet Rincon, 2002-06 6515. Jim Strombach, 2003-06 6316. Tim Wheeler, 2007-09 6187. Chris Kinsey, 2001-03 6068. Bret LeVier, 2002-04 6009. Jason Quintel, 1994-97 58510. Andrew Ayers, 2010-pres. 567

HITS

Game1. Brandon Marshall, 4/29/98 62. Will Soto, 5/7/11 5 David Flores, 4/7/06 5 Craig Johnson, 3/26/04 5 Jesse Schmidt, 4/18/03 5 Everet Rincon, 3/16/02 5 Aurelio Jackson, 1/27/01 5 Aurelio Jackson, 5/5/01 5 Mike Butler, 4/25/00 5 Jesse Krebs, 3/14/00 5 Jesse Krebs, 2/9/00 5 Jesse Krebs, 5/2/99 5 Aurelio Jackson, 5/2/99 5 Bill Hoover, 4/25/98 5 Brandon Marshall, 4/12/98 5 Ray Brown, 4/23/94 5 Ray Brown, 4/18/83 5

Season1. Kevin Kobza, 1985 1012. Brandon Marshall, 1998 993. Hunter Martinez, 2009 88 Mikela Olsen, 2003 885. Gabe Jacobo, 2008 86 Lashelle Tarver, 1980 867. Blake Crosby, 2009 83 Jason Bolton, 1998 83 Mark Gieseke, 1988 8310. David Flores, 2008 82

Career1. Aurelio Jackson, 1998-2001 2292. David Flores, 2005-08 2263. Derrick Chung, 2008-12 211 Tim Wheeleer, 2007-09 2115. Chris Kinsey, 2001-03 1826. Jim Strombach, 2003-06 1737. Gabe Jacobo, 2006-08 1708. Brandon Marshall, 1998-99 1689. Jason Quintel, 1994-97 16610. Andrew Ayers, 2010-pres. 164 Blake Crosby, 2007-09 164

BATTING AVERAGE

SeasonMinimum 140 at bats1. Kevin Kobza, 1985 .4652. Mark Gieseke, 1988 .4493. Deron Curran, 1985 .4424. Lashelle Tarver, 1980 .4305. Kevin Creamer, 1987 .4076. Mikela Olsen, 2003 .4047. Dan Ferreira, 1990 .4008. Brandon Marshall, 1998 .3989. Blake Crosby, 2009 .39710. Jesse Schmidt, 2003 .389

CareerMinimum 250 at bats1. Kevin Kobza, 1984-85 .4212. Mark Gieseke, 1988-89 .408 3. Ray Brown, 1993-94 .3804. Deron Curran, 1985-86 .3795. Dan Ferreira, 1990-91 .3736. Brandon Marshall, 1998-99 .3647. Matt Martinez, 1992-93 .3638. Gabe Jacobo, 2006-08 .3629. Brian Hewitt, 1988-89 .35210. Derek Brown, 1994-95 .348 Bobby Haase, 1983-85 .348 Kevin Creamer, 1987-88 .348

RUNS BATTED IN

Game1. Josh Payne, 3/8/97 92. Tim Wheeler, 3/8/09 8 Chris Kinsey, 3/16/02 84. Dan Elorduy, 4/25/98 7 Dan Elorduy, 3/15/98 7

Harvey Hargrove, 5/4/97 77. Justin Lamb, 3/6/11 6 Josh Powers, 2/20/10 6 Tim Wheeler, 4/11/09 6 Gabe Jacobo, 4/3/08 6 Gabe Jacobo, 5/10/08 6 Gabe Jacobo, 5/1/07 6 Chris Kinsey, 3/17/03 6 Mikela Olsen, 3/15/03 6

Season1. Tim Wheeler, 2009 722. Jason Bolton, 1998 683. Gabe Jacobo, 2008 66 Mikela Olsen, 2003 665. Deron Curran, 1986 656. Will Fitzpatrick, 1993 64 Kevin Kobza, 1985 648. Harvey Hargrove, 1997 629. Chris Kinsey, 2002 6010. Steve Thobe, 1994 58

Career1. Tim Wheeler, 2007-09 1422. Will Fitzpatrick, 1990-93 1353. Chris Kinsey, 2001-03 1284. Gabe Jacobo, 2006-08 1135. David Flores, 2005-08 1086. Derek Brown, 1994-95 1047. Harvey Hargrove, 1995-97 1028. Bret LeVier, 2002-04 1009. Deron Curran, 1985-86 9810. Jason Bolton, 1997-98 95

RUNS

Game1. Shawn McGuire, 3/8/97 62. Derrick Chung, 5/7/11 5 Kirby Young, 3/31/10 5 Brandon Marshall, Twice 5 Josh Payne, 4/25/98 5 Pete Gascon, 3/8/97 57. 19 Players 4

Season1. Brandon Marshall, 1998 702. Josh Payne, 1998 683. Hunter Martinez, 2009 674. Bobby Haase, 1985 635. Kevin Ohama, 1986 626. Tim Wheeler, 2009 597. Lashelle Tarver, 1980 578. Jack Arroyo, 2004 56 Mike Carpentier, 1994 56 Deron Curran, 1986 56

Career1. Aurelio Jackson, 1998-2001 1382. David Flores, 2005-08 1283. Tim Wheeler, 2007-09 1264. Mike Carpentier, 1993-95 115

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5. Brandon Marshall, 1998-99 1146. Matt Martinez, 1992-93 1077. Everet Rincon, 2002-06 1038. Harvey Hargrove, 1995-97 999. Gabe Jacobo, 2006-08 98 Chris Kinsey, 2001-03 98

STOLEN BASES

Game1. Matt Martinez, 5/15/92 4 Robert Randall, 3/10/92 4 Steve Kristy, 2/25/92 4 Kevin Reali, 2/24/90 4 Eric Vorbeck, 2/3/90 46. Jim Strombach, 5/14/04 3 Aurelio Jackson, 5/29/01 3 Aurelio Jackson, 3/24/01 3 Aurelio Jackson, 1/25/01 3 Aurelio Jackson, 4/29/00 3 Aurelio Jackson, 4/29/98 3 Pete Gascon, 5/10/97 3 Robert Randall, 4/27/93 3

Season1. Kevin Ohama, 1986 49-612. Doug Eastman, 1986 48-573. Aurelio Jackson, 2001 44-604. Robert Randall, 1992 40-51 Kevin Smallcomb, 1981 40-476. Matt Martinez, 1992 39-52 Buddy Thomas, 1984 39-428. Matt Martinez, 1993 36-499. John McCaustlin, 1991 35-4410. Eric Vorbeck, 1991 33-40

Career1. Aurelio Jackson, 1998-01 85-1232. Matt Martinez, 1992-93 75-1013. Robert Randall, 1990-93 71-914. Kevin Ohama, 1986-87 64-775. Buddy Thomas, 1983-84 56-626. Eric Vorbeck, 1990-91 52-65 Kevin Smallcomb, 1981-82 52-678. Doug Eastman, 1986 48-579. Jim Strombach, 2003-06 47-54 John McCaustlin, 1990-91 47-64

DOUBLES

Game1. Daryl Grant, 1/27/01 3 Mike Butler, 4/25/00 3 Bill Hoover, 4/25/98 3 Brian Gilman, 5/2/98 3 Harvey Hargrove, 5/8/96 3 Greg Heitz, 4/14/96 3 Jason Quintel, 5/12/95 3 Ray Brown, 4/6/93 39. By Many 2

Season1. Kevin Kobza, 1985 272. Josh Powers, 2009 26 David Flores, 2008 264. Mark Gieseke, 1988 235. John McConologue, 1986 226. Derek Brown, 1995 20 Mikela Olsen, 2003 208. Josh Kirtlan, 1994 19 Harvey Hargrove, 1996 1910. Derrick Chung, 2011 18 Jesse Schmidt, 2003 18 Josh Payne, 1998 18 Deron Curran, 1986 18

Career1. David Flores, 2005-08 572. Derrick Chung, 2008-12 493. Josh Powers, 2009-10 38 Chris Kinsey, 2001-03 385. Tim Wheeler, 2007-09 376. Brian Blauser, 2003-06 35 Jim Strombach, 2003-06 35 Jason Quintel, 1994-97 35 Mark Gieseke, 1988-89 3510. Derek Brown, 1994-95 33 John McConologue, 1985-86 33

TRIPLES

Game1. John Acha, 4/5/03 22. By Many 1

Season1. Lashelle Tarver, 1980 92. Steve Eakes, 1981 83. Val King, 1984 74. Steve Kristy, 1992 6 Bob Crump, 1986 6 Deron Curran, 1986 67. Justin Higley, 2012 5 Ryan Blair, 2007 5 Mike Friedland, 1990 5 Danny Glorioso, 1980 5

Career1. Lashelle Tarver, 1980 9 Bob Crump, 1985-86 93. Steve Eakes, 1981 84. Tim Wheeler 2007-09 7 Jim Strombach, 2003-06 7 Val King, 1984 77. Justin Higley, 2011-pres. 6 Aurelio Jackson, 1998-01 6 Steve Kristy, 1992 6 Deron Curran, 1985-86 6 Bobby Haase, 1983-85 6

HOME RUNS

Game1. Tim Wheeler, 3/8/09 3 Tim Wheeler, 4/11/09 3 Gabe Jacobo, 4/3/08 3 Jesse Schmidt, 4/18/03 3 Chris Kinsey, 3/16/02 3 6. By Many 2

Season1. Harvey Hargrove, 1997 262. Tim Wheeler, 2009 18 Josh Payne, 1998 184. Will Fitzpatrick, 1993 175. Mikela Olsen, 2003 16 Jesse Schmidt, 2003 16 Chris Kinsey, 2002 168. Gabe Jacobo, 2008 159. Gabe Jacobo, 2007 14 Joe Evans, 2001 14 Dan Elorduy, 1998 14 Derek Brown, 1994 14 Steve Thobe, 1994 14 Career1. Harvey Hargrove, 1995-97 352. Chris Kinsey, 2001-03 30 Will Fitzpatrick, 1990-93 304. Gabe Jacobo, 2006-08 295. Tim Wheeler, 2007-09 276. Joe Evans, 2000-02 23 Derek Brown, 1994-95 238. Dan Elorduy, 1995, 97-98 229. Jason Bolton, 1997-98 20 Josh Kirtlan, 1993-94 20 WALKS

Season1. Jason Bolton, 1998 682. Deron Curran, 1986 653. Will Fitzpatrick, 1993 64 Kevin Kobza, 1985 645. Harvey Hargrove, 1997 626. Steve Thobe, 1994 587. Derek Brown, 1994 568. James Nutt, 1985 559. Kevin Smallcomb, 1982 5410. Brandon Marshall, 1998 52 Steve Eakes, 1981 52

Career1. Will Fitzpatrick, 1990-93 1352. Kenny Smallcomb, 1981-82 1053. Derek Brown, 1994-95 1044. Harvey Hargrove, 1995-97 1025. Deron Curran, 1985-86 986. Jason Bolton, 1997-98 957. Mark Gieseke, 1988-89 938. Derrick Chung, 2008-12 91 Dan Elorduy, 1995, 97-98 9110. Casey Simpson, 1990-91 90

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SACRIFICES

Season1. Blake Crosby, 2008 132. Everet Rincon, 2006 113. Blake Crosby, 2007 10 Craig Johnson, 2004 10 Everet Rincon, 2002 10 John McCaustlin, 1991 10 Tom Avila, 1984 108. Ryan Blair, 2008 9 Gary Johnson, 2006 9 Jim Strombach, 2006 9 Tito Barba, 2001 9 Aurelio Jackson, 2000 9 Matt Potulny, 1982 9 Kevin Smallcomb, 1981 9 Career1. Everet Rincon, 2002-06 342. Blake Crosby, 2007-09 313. Aurelio Jackson, 1998-01 184. Derrick Chung, 2008-12 175. Jim Strombach, 2003-06 166. Andrew Ayers, 2010-pres. 13 Ryan Kato, 1989-90 13 Devall Rainey, 1982-83 13 Lorenzo Lesky, 1987-88 13 Mark Gieseke, 1988-89 13

HIT BY PITCH

Game1. Hunter Adrian, 3/17/11 3 Trevor Paine, 2/22/11 3 Brent Hottman, 4/4/09 3 Travis Kirkman, 3/21/08 3 Buddy Morales, 4/22/06 3 Buddy Morales, 4/7/06 3 Bobby Ciani, 4/17/03 3 Aurelio Jackson, 3/18/00 39. By Many 2

Season1. Buddy Morales, 2006 19 Carlos Morales, 2000 19 Dan Vetter, 1995 194. Gary Johnson, 2006 185. Tim Wheeler, 2009 17 Aurelio Jackson, 2001 177. David Del Grande, 2012 168. Derrick Chung, 2011 14 Brent Hottman, 2009 14 Josh Powers, 2009 14

Career1. David Flores, 2005-08 392. Carlos Morales, 2000-01 363. Blake Crosby, 2007-09 324. Gary Johnson, 2006-07 31

5. Tim Wheeler, 2007-09 306. Derrick Chung, 2008-12 29 Dan Vetter, 1994-95 297. Josh Powers, 2009-10 27 Buddy Morales, 2004-06 27 10. Aurelio Jackson, 1998-01 26


David Del Grande was hit by 16 pitches last season, the seventh most in program history.

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MULTI-HIT GAMES

Season1. Brandon Marshall, 1988 28 Armando Balderramos, 1995 28 3. Gabe Jacobo, 2008 27 Derek Brown, 1994 27 5. Jesse Krebs, 2000 26 Mike Carpentier, 1994 26 7. Blake Crosby, 2009 25 Hunter Martinez, 2009 25 David Flores, 2008 25 Gabe Jacobo, 2007 25 Mikela Olsen, 2003 25 Josh Kirtlan, 1994 25

HITTING STREAKS

1. 24 , J. Schmidt 3/11 to 4/22/032. 22, C. Simpson 3/29 to 5/2/923. 21, Josh Payne 2/28 to 4/4/984. 20, Ryan Blair 4/1 to 5/3/08 20, Tim Wheeler 3/29 to 4/26/086. 18, Blake Crosby 3/20 to 4/14/09 18, Derek Brown 3/16 to 4/17/948. 16, Rhys Hoskins 3/17/12 to 4/11/12 16, H. Hargrove 4/6 to 5/6/9710. 15, Gabe Jacobo 4/18 to 5/9/08 15, Ray Brown 4/16 to 5/7/9412. 14, Derrick Chung 3/30/12 to 4/21/12 14, Trevor Paine 3/16/10 to 4/7/10 14, David Flores 4/21 to 5/13/07 14, John Acha 2/28 to 3/22/04 14, Jack Arroyo 1/30 to 2/22/04 14, C. Morales 4/27 to 5/17/01 14, Jason Bolton 1/23 to 2/24/98 14, Derek Brown 2/22 to 3/25/95 14, M. Carpentier 2/4 to 3/6/94

GRAND SLAMS (29) (1992+)

Rhys Hoskins vs. Dartmouth 3/15/12Rhys Hoskins at Pacific 2/28/12Justin Lamb at UC Santa Barbara 3/6/11Justin Mezzaneras at Fresno State 5/22/10Trevor Paine at San Jose State 5/1/10Josh Powers vs. Albany 3/31/10Tim Wheeler vs. Utah Valley 4/11/09Blake Crosby at Oregon 3/24/09Jeff Roth vs. Cornell 3/21/09Tim Wheeler vs. Saint Mary’s 3/8/09Brent Hottman vs. Fresno State 5/16/08Tim Wheeler vs. Hawai’i 3/29/08Bret LeVier at Washington State 5/11/03Jesse Schmidt vs. Hawai’i-Hilo 4/26/03Chris Kinsey vs. Dartmouth 3/17/03Rick Gonzalez at CSU Fullerton 4/8/00Josh Payne at New Mexico State 5/9/98Jason Bolton at San Francisco 3/17/98Dan Elorduy vs. Nevada 3/15/98Mike Dominisse at CSU Northridge 2/12/98Joel Walker vs. Nevada 5/2/97Jason Moore vs. Freno State 5/14/95

Erik Cooper vs. Pacific 4/27/94Erik Cooper vs. UC Davis 4/10/94Ray Brown vs. Nevada 3/8/94Will Fitzpatrick vs. Valparaiso 3/2/93Will Fitzpatrick vs. Saint Mary’s 2/13/93Tony Turnbull vs. Southern Utah 3/29/92Steve Kristy vs. UC Davis 3/17/92

MULTIPLE HR GAMES (67) (1992+)

Rhys Hoskins at Louisiana Tech 4/8/12Rhys Hoskins at Pacific 2/28/12Blake Miller vs. Louisiana Tech 5/22/11Trevor Paine at Fresno State 5/21/10Justin Lamb at Louisiana Tech 5/8/10Trevor Paine at CSU Northridge 3/27/10Justin Lamb at Nevada 5/8/09Tim Wheeler vs. San Jose State 5/3/09Tim Wheeler at Hawai’i 4/19/09Tim Wheeler (3) vs. Utah Valley 4/11/09Justin Lamb vs. Menlo 3/28/09Tim Wheeler (3) vs. St. Mary’s 3/8/09David Flores at Nevada 5/11/08Brian Boyd vs. Hawai’i-Hilo 4/18/08David Flores at UC Davis 4/15/08Ryan Blair at Louisiana Tech 4/5/08Wes Oberlin at Louisiana Tech 4/5/08Gabe Jacobo at Louisiana Tech (3) 4/3/08Gabe Jacobo at Pacific 5/1/07Jack Arroyo vs. San Francisco 5/4/04Brian Blauser vs. San Francisco 5/4/04Pedro Santiago at Nevada 4/20/04John Acha at UC San Diego 2/7/04Mikela Olsen vs. Arizona 4/28/03Mikela Olsen vs. Dartmouth 3/15/03Mikela Olsen vs. UC Davis 3/11/03Jesse Schmidt vs. Hawai’i-Hilo 4/26/03Jesse Schmidt at Centenary (3) 4/18/03Jesse Schmidt at Nevada 4/8/03Joe Evans vs. Pacific 5/26/02Bret LeVier vs. UC Riverside 4/14/02Chris Kinsey at Cal Poly (3) 3/16/02Joe Evans vs. Washington State 3/9/02Chris Kinsey at Hawai’i 2/8/02Joe Evans vs. Santa Clara 4/24/01Tim Maghan vs. Nevada 4/17/01Joe Evans vs. UC Riverside 3/24/01Chris Kinsey vs. Saint Mary’s 2/23/01Joe Evans vs. San Francisco State 2/17/01Daniel Harkness vs. CSU Fullerton 3/20/99Mike Dominisse at New Mexico State 5/10/98Dan Elorduy vs. UC Davis 4/29/98Mike Dominisse at Pacific 4/26/98Brian Gilman vs. Long Beach State 4/4/98Dan Elorduy vs. UC Davis 4/1/98Jason Bolton vs. New Mexico State 3/20/98Dan Elorduy vs. Nevada 3/15/98Dan Elorduy vs. Nevada 3/14/98Josh Payne vs. Nevada 3/13/98Brandon Marshall vs. Saint Mary’s 3/1/98Shawn McGuire vs. Saint Mary’s 3/1/98Mike Dominisse at Hawai’i 1/23/98Dan Elorduy vs. New Mexico State 3/23/97

Harvey Hargrove vs. Nevada 3/15/97Josh Payne vs. Rhode Island 3/8/97Mike Dominisse vs. Oregon State 2/7/97Harvey Hargrove vs. San Francisco 2/1/97Jason DeCanio vs. San Jose State 2/23/96Jamie Estrada vs. UC Santa Barbara 2/9/96Derek Brown vs. San Francisco State 4/5/95Mike Carpentier vs. Washington State 2/17/95Josh Kirtlan vs. San Diego State 5/13/94Josh Kirtlan vs. Nevada 5/3/94Will Fitzpatrick vs. Saint Mary’s 4/20/93Will Fitzpatrick vs. San Diego State 4/17/93Will Fitzpatrick vs. San Francisco 4/7/92

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APPEARANCES

Season1. Tyler Hoelzen, 2012 312. Michael Penbera, 2000 273. R.J. Davis, 2012 26 Marshall Plouffe, 2005 26 Mike Frame, 1989 266. Mike Frame, 1988 25 Trevor Rodgers, 1990 258. Brandon Creel, 2012 24 Warren Rosebrock, 2005 24 Renecke Stelzriede, 2004 24 Dusty Decker, 2002 24 Michael Penbera, 2001 24

Career1. Marshall Plouffe, 2001-05 792. Warren Rosebrock, 2002-05 78 Steve Cuckovich, 2000-03 784. Mike Frame, 1987-89 715. James Wheeler, 2003-06 646. Michael Penbera, 1999-2001 617. Brandon Creel, 2010-pres. 587. Gary Wilson, 1990-92 568. Tommy Elrod, 2008-10 55 Justin Demé, 2004-06 55 Ben Roussey, 1996-98 55

ERA

Season (min. 50 IP)1. Erik Bennett, 1989 1.882. Bob Childress, 1988 2.123. Mike Frame, 1988 2.144. Mike Schields, 1984 2.24

5. John Bulleri, 1980 2.316. John Bulleri, 1979 2.34 Chuck Beard, 1980 2.348. Mark Davis, 1984 2.629. Mike Frame, 1989 2.6310. Roland DeLaMaza, 1992 2.68

Career (min. 100 IP)1. John Bulleri, 1979-80 2.272. Mike Frame, 1988-89 2.433. Mike Schields, 1984-85 2.544. Doug Vontz, 1985-86 2.765. Steve Brueggeman, 1984-85 2.856. Erik Bennett, 1987-89 2.947. Steve Bonilla, 1980-81 2.998. Roland DeLaMaza, 1992-93 3.089. Mike Brown, 1987-89 3.1810. Mark Davis, 1983-84 3.22

INNINGS PITCHED

Game1. Doug Vontz, 3/23/86 11.22. Kevin Marzion, 2/23/02 10.0 Brian Gates, 3/27/99 10.0 Doug Vontz, 5/25/86 10.05. Jeff Groeger, 4/6/01 9.2

Season1. Jeff Groeger, 2001 122.12. John Bulleri, 1980 122.03. Chad Elliott, 2000 118.04. Dustin Tubb, 1998 117.15. Willie Rivera, 1995 114.16. Roland DeLaMaza, 1993 113.27. Dave Vontz, 1986 112.1

8. Roland DeLaMaza, 1992 111.09. Ethan Katz, 2004 110.010. Jeff Groeger, 2002 109.0

Career1. Mike Eby, 1993-95 278.42. Gary Wilson, 1990-92 272.03. Erik Bennett, 1987-89 269.04. Marshall Plouffe, 2001-05 262.15. Jeff Groeger, 2001-02 231.16. Roland DeLaMaza, 1991-92 224.27. John Bulleri, 1979-80 218.08. Warren Rosebrock, 2002-04 213.09. Steve Cuckovich, 2000-03 209.510. Brandon Sandoval, 2008-11 208.2

WINS

Season1. Steve Brueggeman, 1985 122. Roland DeLaMaza, 1993 11 Roland DeLaMaza, 1992 11 Brad Stoltenberg, 1988 115. Six with 10 10

Career1. Erik Bennett, 1987-89 232. Roland DeLaMaza, 1992-93 223. Mike Eby, 1993-95 21 Gary Wilson, 1990-92 215. John Bulleri, 1979-80 19 Rocco Buffolino, 1986-87 197. Steve Brueggeman, 1984-85 178. Steve Cuckovich, 2000-03 16 Keith Brown, 1985-86 16 Brad Stoltenberg, 1987-88 16

PITCHING RECORDS

Tyler Hoelzen made a school record 31 appearances last season.

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PITCHING RECORDS (CONT.)

COMPLETE GAMES

Season1. Willie Rivera, 1995 102. John Bulleri, 1979 83. Dustin Tubb, 1998 7 Steve Brueggeman, 1985 7 Doug Vontz, 1985 7 Mike Schields, 1985 7 John Bulleri, 1980 78. Chad Elliott, 2000 6 Roland DeLaMaza, 1993 6 Mark Davis, 1984 6 Richard King, 1981 6

Career1. John Bulleri, 1979-80 152. Willie Rivera, 1994-95 12 Rocco Buffolino, 1986-87 12 Doug Vontz, 1985-86 125. Steve Brueggeman, 1984-85 106. Jeff Groeger, 2001-02 97. Four with 8 8

SAVES

Season1. Mike Frame, 1989 112. Mike Frame, 1988 10 Michael Penbera, 2001 104. R.J. Davis, 2012 8 Mitch Lively, 2007 8 Trevor Rodgers, 1990 87. Mike Kane, 1993 7 Steve Schweizer, 1988 7 Jeff McBride, 1981 710. Andrew Galvan, 2010 6

Jeff Roth, 2009 6 Michael Penbera, 2000 6 Brian Yackovich, 1981 6

Career1. Mike Frame, 1987-89 262. Michael Penbera, 1999-2001 163. Trevor Rodgers, 1990-91 124. Jeff Roth, 2008-09 10 Billy Sinacori, 2004-2007. 106. Brian Yackovich, 1981-82 9 Renecke Stelzriede, 2003-04 98. R.J. Davis, 2012 8 Mitch Lively, 2004-07 810. Mike Kane, 1990-93 7 Jeff McBride, 1981 7 Steve Schuseizer, 1988 7

STRIKEOUTS

Game1. Mike Eby, 5/5/95 132. Chris Kinsey, 2/4/03 12 Mike Eby, 3/26/95 12 Roland DeLaMaza, 3/10/92 12 Mike Eby, 2/18/95 12 Roland DeLaMaza, 3/10/92 12 Mike Eby, 2/18/95 128. Chris Kinsey, 4/8/03 11 Mike Eby, 5/13/95 11 Mike Eby, 3/13/95 11 Jason Beeman, 2/25/94 11 Mike Eby, 3/26/93 11 Gary Wilson, 2/23/91 11 Travis Kane, 5/21/06 11 Travis Kane, 5/14/06 11

Season1. Erik Bennett, 1989 119 Mike Eby, 1995 1193. Roland DeLaMaza, 1993 1134. Jeff Groeger, 2001 1075. Erik Bennett, 1988 1056. Chris Kinsey, 2003 987. Roland DeLaMaza, 1992 958. Ethan Katz, 2004 909. Graham Mazur, 1997 8410. Mike Eby, 1994 82

Career1. Erik Bennett, 1987-89 2772. Mike Eby, 1993-95 2743. Roland DeLaMaza, 1992-93 2084. Marshall Plouffe, 2001-05 1875. Jeff Groeger, 2001-02 1846. Gary Wilson, 1990-92 1787. Chris Kinsey, 2001-03 1758. Ethan Katz, 2004-05 1579. Mike Frame, 1987-89 15310. Steve Cuckovich, 2000-03 134

Starter Dallas Chadwick was a second team all-WAC choice a year ago.

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LOUISVILLE SLUGGER FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICA2012 Rhys Hoskins Fr. OF2009 Jesse Darrah Fr. P

NCBWA FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICA2012 Rhys Hoskins (1st Team) Fr. OF

BASEBALL AMERICA FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICA2012 Rhys Hoskins (1st Team) Fr. OF

PERFECT GAME FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICA2012 Rhys Hoskins (2nd Team) Fr. OF

RAWLINGS ALL-WEST REGION2012 Andrew Ayers (2nd Team) Jr. 2B

WAC COACH OF THE YEAR2012 Reggie Christiansen 2nd Season

WAC PLAYER OF THE YEAR2012 Andrew Ayers Jr. 2B1995 Mike Eby (West Division) Sr. P

WAC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR2012 Rhys Hoskins Fr. OF

ALL-WACFirst Team2012 Derrick Chung Sr. C Andrew Ayers (POY) Jr. 2B Justin Higley So. OF2009 Tim Wheeler Jr. OF2008 Tim Wheeler So. OF2007 David Flores Jr. 3B2006 Buddy Morales Sr. CSecond Team2012 Trevor Paine Sr. 1B/DH Dallas Chadwick So. P Rhys Hoskins (FOY) Fr. OF2011 Derrick Chung Jr. C2010 Trevor Paine Jr. DH2010 Josh Powers Sr. 1B2009 Jesse Darrah Fr. P2009 Hunter Martinez Sr. 2B2008 Ryan Blair Sr. OF2008 David Flores Sr. 3B2008 Gabe Jacobo Jr. UITL2008 Wes Oberlin Sr. DH2007 Montana Dye Sr. OF

2006 David Flores So. 3BWestern Division1996 Jason Quintel Jr. DH1995 Mike Eby (POY) Sr. P1994 Derek Brown Jr. 3B Ray Brown Sr. OF Jason Beeman Sr. DH1993 Will Fitzpatrick Sr. 1B Matt Martinez Sr. 2B Ronald DeLaMaza Sr. P Ray Brown Jr. DH

ALL-WAC TOURNAMENT2012 Brett Hottman Sr. C/DH Derrick Chung Sr. C/IF David Del Grande So. OF Dallas Chadwick So. P2006 Buddy Morales Sr. C

WAC ALL-ACADEMIC2012 Derrick Chung Sr. C Trevor Paine Sr. 1B Tyler Hoelzen Jr. P David Del Grande So. OF Hunter Greenwood So. P Justin Higley So. OF Rhys Hoskins Fr. OF Brennan Leitao Fr. P2011 Jake Chilton Sr. OF Kirby Young Sr. UTIL Derrick Chung Jr. C Andrew Ayers So. UTIL David Del Grande RFr. OF Justin Higley Fr. OF2010 Kyle Baskett Jr. OF Jake Chilton Jr. OF Dan McCarthy Sr. OF A.J. Nunez Jr. OF Josh Powers Sr. INF Kirby Young Jr. INF2009 Brian Filice Jr. RHP Josh Powers Jr. INF Tim Wheeler Jr. OF2008 Ryan Blair Sr. OF Brian Boyd Sr. OF David Flores Sr. 3B Brett Tanigawa Sr. C Mike Weiss Jr. P Tim Wheeler So. OF

Trevor York So. P2006 Matt Campbell Sr. P

ALL-INDEPENDENT TEAMFirst Team2005 Ethan Katz Sr. P2004 Jack Arroyo Sr. INF2004 Craig Johnson Jr. OF2004 Ethan Katz Jr. P2003 Mikela Olsen Jr. OF2003 Jesse Schmidt Jr. OFSecond Team2004 John Acha Sr. INF2003 Chris Kinsey Jr. PHonorable Mention2005 Brett Flowers Sr. INF2005 Jim Strombach Jr. OF

INDEPENDENT NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR2004 Craig Johnson Jr. OF2003 Mikela Olsen Jr. OF

INDEPENDENT HITTER OF THE YEAR2003 Mikela Olsen Jr. OF

INDEPENDENT ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM2005 Matt Campbell Jr. P2005 Travis Kane Jr. P2004 John Acha Sr. INF2004 Craig Johnson Jr. OF

ALL-BIG WEST CONFERENCEFirst Team1998 Josh Payne DH Sr.Second Team2002 Chris Kinsey UT So.2001 Aurelio Jaclkson OF Sr. Carlos Morales 3B Sr.2000 Jesse Krebs SS Sr. Carlos Morales 2B Jr.Honorable Mention2002 Jeff Groeger SP Sr.2000 Rick Gonzalez OF Sr. Cory Williams DH Jr.

ALL-ACADEMIC DISTRICT VIIIFirst Team2004 John Acha Sr. INF2004 Craig Johnson Jr. OF

AWARDS AND HONORS

Dick Bach 1961 P First TeamLes Kuhnz 1961 SS First TeamDean Andoe 1961 IF Second TeamJoe Soto 1970 SS First TeamKevin Kobza 1985 3B First TeamSteve Brueggemann 1985 P Second TeamDoug Eastman 1986 OF Second TeamDeron Curran 1986 OF Third TeamKevin Creamer 1987 DH First TeamBrian Hewitt 1988 2B First Team

Mark Gieseke 1988 OF First Team 1989 1B Third TeamErik Bennett 1988 P Second Team 1989 P First TeamMike Frame 1989 P Second TeamMatt Martinez 1993 2B Second TeamWill Fitzpatrick 1993 1B Third TeamRoland de la Maza 1993 P Second TeamHarvey Hargrove 1997 2B Third TeamJesse Darrah 2009 P FreshmanRhys Hoskins 2012 OF Freshman

SACRAMENTO STATE BASEBALL ALL-AMERICANS

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ERA1. 1980 3.292. 1988 3.313. 1989 3.554. 1986 3.915. 1990 3.99

COMPLETE GAMES1. 1995 192. 1980 17 1984 173. 1982 154. 1981 12

SHUTOUTS1. 1988 72. 2012 63. 1995/1993/1991 4 1990/1989 4

SAVES1. 1988 222. 1981 183. 1989 174. 1987 135. 1993/2004 12

INNINGS PITCHED1. 1991 571.02. 1986 569.13. 1988 541.14. 2004 527.15. 2012 521.1

FEWEST HITS ALLOWED1. 1982 3442. 1983 3763. 1986 3794. 1984 4005. 1980 409

MOST HITS ALLOWED1. 1998 7732. 1997 6883. 2007 6774. 1999 6555. 2004 652

FEWEST RUNS ALLOWED1. 1982 2122. 1989 2193. 1984 2344. 1983 2355. 1980/1981 240

MOST RUNS ALLOWED1. 1998 5842. 1997 5583. 1999 4844. 1996 4475. 2007 431

FEWEST ER ALLOWED1. 1982 1422. 1980 1523. 1983 1794. 1989 1805. 1984 187

MOST ER ALLOWED1. 1998 5012. 1997 4683. 1999 4134. 1996 3825. 2007 380

FEWEST WALKS1. 1982 1532. 1983 1543. 1980 1684. 1988 1825. 2003 186

MOST WALKS1. 1998 2972. 1996 2803. 1991 2794. 1999 2785. 1997 260

STRIKEOUTS1. 1988 4232. 2001 3953. 1996 3834. 1997 3765. 1995 374

FEWEST HR ALLOWED1. 1982 62. 1979 103. 1980 114. 1981 215. 1989/1992/2012 23

MOST HR ALLOWED1. 1997 812. 1998 733. 1999 694. 2009 665. 2010 63

LOWEST OPP. BATTING AVG.1. 1989 .2572. 1991 .2613. 1992 .2704. 1990 .2745. 1986 .278

HIGHEST OPP. BATTING AVG.1. 1998 .3462. 1997 .3383. 2007 .3314. 1999 .3245. 2008 .323

FEWEST HIT BATTERS1. 1982 12. 1980 43. 1979/1985 74. 1981 175. 1986 19

MOST HIT BATTERS1. 2006 902. 2007 783. 2001/2012 764. 1997 745. 2002 71

TEAM PITCHING RECORDS

Tanner Mendonca tossed a team-high 89.1 innings in 2012.

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YEAR G ERA CG SHO SV IP H R-ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/AVG BK HBP1979 50 4.78 8 N/A N/A 408.1 445 326-217 243 194 N/A N/A 10 N/A N/A 71980 50 3.29 17 N/A N/A 416.0 409 240-152 168 223 N/A N/A 11 N/A N/A 41981 50 4.28 12 N/A 18 414.1 411 240-197 199 226 N/A N/A 21 N/A N/A 171982 48 4.18 15 N/A 6 306.0 344 212-142 153 144 N/A N/A 6 N/A N/A 11983 39 4.73 11 N/A 9 341.2 376 235-179 154 176 N/A N/A 27 N/A N/A 291984 50 4.14 17 N/A 6 407.0 400 234-187 198 195 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A1985 51 5.00 8 N/A 6 404.1 448 293-204 252 232 N/A N/A 28 N/A N/A 71986 66 3.91 N/A N/A N/A 569.1 379 315-244 258 351 86 14 37 .278 4 191987 60 4.96 N/A 2 13 486.1 523 324-268 235 333 95 5 39 N/A 7 231988 64 3.31 10 7 22 541.1 505 286-195 182 423 83 8 41 N/A 4 271989 53 3.55 4 4 17 456.0 444 219-180 205 339 76 9 23 .257 5 201990 59 3.99 6 4 11 510.0 545 318-226 203 292 102 18 42 .274 5 451991 65 4.30 10 4 11 571.0 569 329-273 279 366 119 10 33 .261 4 491992 57 4.32 7 2 6 483.1 511 319-232 237 318 81 7 23 .270 1 301993 58 5.13 8 4 12 494.1 560 358-282 254 372 96 10 38 .286 10 391994 56 5.40 5 3 9 496.2 582 379-298 248 346 107 12 40 .292 6 331995 54 4.54 19 4 9 479.1 513 288-242 242 374 85 10 33 .282 2 491996 55 7.11 7 1 5 483.1 629 447-382 280 383 116 17 53 .320 8 501997 55 8.89 7 1 3 474.0 688 558-468 260 376 124 15 81 .338 8 741998 60 8.67 9 0 2 520.1 773 584-501 297 329 141 14 73 .346 4 681999 57 7.49 6 0 4 496.1 655 484-413 278 301 134 18 69 .324 3 672000 56 6.33 7 1 7 491.2 595 391-346 251 327 106 11 55 .303 1 562001 59 5.44 9 3 10 521.0 631 390-315 231 395 130 11 45 .300 13 762002 56 6.24 10 1 3 495.0 631 417-343 216 311 118 18 46 .314 6 712003 57 5.28 5 3 10 489.2 581 366-287 186 363 120 12 49 .295 10 522004 61 5.96 7 1 12 527.1 652 412-349 262 312 108 11 57 .310 11 692005 57 4.99 3 2 8 501.1 572 334-278 206 334 105 9 44 .293 8 552006 57 5.57 4 1 5 498.0 572 370-308 234 319 102 7 50 .291 9 902007 57 6.86 1 2 9 498.2 677 431-380 250 284 132 16 46 .331 11 782008 58 6.25 1 1 10 495.0 638 395-344 246 276 109 11 53 .323 11 692009 54 6.33 2 1 11 453.2 580 367-319 209 318 92 8 66 .313 10 542010 54 6.45 3 1 7 464.2 593 387-333 208 293 119 7 63 .314 10 592011 58 5.23 8 1 7 492.1 546 317-286 219 255 114 16 27 .290 17 672012 59 5.25 7 6 10 521.1 578 343-304 233 336 104 4 23 .289 4 76

YEAR-BY-YEAR PITCHING STATS

R.J. Davis led Sacramento State with eight saves last season.

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GAMES PLAYED1. 1985 672. 1986 663. 1991 654. 1988 645. 2004 61

BATTING AVERAGE1. 1985 .3452. 1994 .3243. 1998 .3234. 2009 .3185. 1991 .313

AT-BATS1. 1998 2,2312. 1986 2,1533. 1991 2,1484. 1988 2,1245. 1994 2,108

RUNS1. 1998 4872. 1985 4583. 1991 4564. 1988 4415. 1994 436

HITS1. 1998 7202. 1985 6763. 1991 6724. 1988 6625. 1994 654

RBI1. 1998 4402. 1988 4073. 1985 4034. 1991 3935. 1994 389

DOUBLES1. 1988 1372. 1998 1323. 2012 1224. 1985/1987 1215. 2008/2009 116

TRIPLES1. 1985 262. 1980 253. 1984 244. 1979 235. 1981 21

HOME RUNS1. 1998 832. 1997 753. 1994 714. 2009 635. 2002 60

WALKS1. 1986 3562. 1987 3223. 1988 3174. 1991 3035. 1993 292

FEWEST STRIKEOUTS1. 1983 1182. 1981 1683. 1984 1804. 1982 1815. 1980 198

MOST STRIKEOUTS1. 1998 4372. 2002 4233. 2001 4134. 1997 4085. 2004 397

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE1. 1985 .6162. 1998 .5043. 1994 .5004. 2009 .4945. 1987 .474

SACRIFICES1. 2007/2009/2012 582. 2008 553. 1984 554. 1991 505. 1992 49

STOLEN BASES1. 1986 2112. 1991 1663. 1990 1574. 1984 1535. 1992 142

PUTOUTS1. 1991 1,7092. 2004 1,5823. 2012 1,5644. 2001 1,5635. 1998 1,561

ASSISTS1. 1998 6852. 1994 6803. 2005 6664. 2004 6645. 1995/2012 660

FEWEST ERRORS1. 2012 472. 1985 523. 2009 624. 2000 645. 1994/2008/2011 67

MOST ERRORS1. 1997 1232. 1998 1213. 1979 1164. 1990 1145. 1994 110

FIELDING PERCENTAGE1. 2012 .9792 .2000 .9703. 2008/2011 .9694. 2007/2009 .9685. 1995 .967

TEAM HITTING & FIELDING RECORDS

Scotty Burcham and the Hornets set a program record with a .979 field percentage last year.

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YEAR G AVG AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB SO SLG% SF+SH SB/SA PO A E FLD%1979 50 .286 1385 226 396 184 37 23 7 222 216 .361 14 81/105 N/A N/A 116 N/A1980 50 .298 1622 286 484 264 82 25 12 198 198 .402 48 96/117 N/A N/A 100 N/A1981 50 .301 1569 311 472 286 61 21 25 242 168 .414 43 110/140 N/A N/A N/A N/A1982 48 .293 1503 284 441 263 63 13 11 258 181 .375 45 114/157 N/A N/A 94 N/A1983 39 .295 1320 242 390 207 68 11 22 218 118 .414 36 109/149 1007 391 71 .9521984 50 .310 1526 301 473 248 67 24 17 230 180 .419 55 153/193 N/A N/A 67 N/A1985 67 .345 1960 458 676 403 121 26 53 272 264 .616 34 137/170 N/A N/A 52 N/A1986 66 .294 2153 415 632 260 86 14 39 356 357 .424 48 211/288 N/A N/A N/A N/A1987 60 .311 1856 394 578 363 121 17 49 322 289 .474 43 116/167 N/A N/A N/A N/A1988 64 .312 2124 441 662 407 137 14 47 317 297 .442 42 117/161 N/A N/A N/A N/A1989 53 .282 1675 303 473 270 98 7 25 209 216 .393 35 115/157 N/A N/A N/A N/A1990 59 .288 1921 363 553 305 115 14 43 237 326 .429 41 157/216 1445 512 114 .9451991 65 .313 2148 456 672 393 109 17 40 303 316 .435 50 166/246 1709 659 108 .9561992 57 .304 1812 365 551 319 95 12 40 270 357 .436 49 142/199 1449 643 92 .9581993 58 .293 1894 394 554 349 99 12 60 292 347 .452 36 117/164 1483 654 79 .9641994 56 .324 2108 436 654 389 110 16 71 199 300 .500 37 91/131 1487 680 110 .9521995 54 .280 1858 304 521 271 111 7 28 191 290 .393 46 76/111 1442 660 72 .9671996 55 .241 1861 259 449 225 82 7 41 196 391 .359 28 55/83 1450 614 96 .9561997 55 .296 1957 379 579 333 106 8 75 210 408 .473 25 61/94 1422 618 123 .9431998 60 .323 2231 487 720 440 132 12 83 248 437 .504 12 54/80 1561 685 121 .9491999 57 .283 1953 280 552 235 88 7 25 192 376 .373 29 46/86 1489 637 86 .9612000 56 .310 1982 337 614 304 110 8 44 198 344 .440 26 54/93 1475 584 64 .9702001 59 .279 2019 297 564 265 110 7 50 186 413 .415 37 80/113 1563 600 85 .9622002 56 .262 1900 297 497 263 96 6 60 221 423 .413 27 60/90 1485 589 96 .9562003 57 .303 1972 376 598 342 102 9 57 176 350 .451 19 90/117 1469 549 89 .9582004 61 .272 2020 333 550 301 89 13 45 234 397 .396 29 78/103 1582 664 80 .9662005 57 .251 1861 237 467 203 93 7 23 179 383 .346 43 64/90 1504 666 91 .9602006 57 .286 1928 309 552 272 106 6 36 169 320 .404 46 53/83 1494 608 79 .9642007 57 .281 1980 281 557 251 92 16 42 161 373 .408 58 75/102 1496 568 68 .9682008 58 .311 1983 373 617 345 116 11 55 174 303 .464 55 65/92 1485 637 67 .9692009 54 .318 1851 389 589 355 116 10 63 165 369 .494 58 60/81 1361 535 62 .9682010 54 .281 1866 311 524 288 90 10 48 207 378 .417 36 41/56 1394 557 75 .9632011 58 .244 1890 225 462 208 94 6 25 176 367 .340 33 43/59 1477 637 67 .9692012 59 .298 2095 327 625 301 122 12 30 168 345 .411 58 31/44 1564 660 47 .979

YEAR-BY-YEAR HITTING STATS

Derrick Chung hit .340 last season.

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1979Average Eddie Byers (.323)Hits Eddie Byers (51)RBI Eddie Byers (24)Runs Mike Garvaglia (32)Stolen Bases Two players (12)Doubles Carnesecca/Painter (5)Triples Garavaglia/Travale (4)Home Runs Seven players (1)ERA John Bulleri (2.34)IP John Bulleri (96.0)Wins John Bulleri (9)CG John Bulleri (8)Strikeouts Ron Russell (50)

1980Average Lashelle Tarver (.430)Hits Lashelle Tarver (86)RBI Lashelle Tarver (200)Runs Lashelle Tarver (57)Stolen Bases Lashelle Tarver (31)Doubles Lashelle Tarver (10)Triples Lashelle Tarver (9)Home Runs Chuck Beard (5)ERA John Bulleri (2.31)IP John Bulleri (122.0)Wins John Bulleri (10)CG John Bulleri (7)Strikeouts Ron Russell (52)

1981Average Steve Eakes (.385)Hits Steve Eakes (74)RBI Steve Eakes (52)Runs Kevin Smallcomb (50)Stolen Bases Kevin Smallcomb (40)Doubles Chuck Beard (9)Triples Steve Eakes (8)Home Runs Chuck Beard (9)ERA Steve Bonilla (3.16)IP Steve Bonilla (91.0)Wins Bonilla/King (9)CG Richard King (6)Strikeouts Steve Bonilla (66)

1982Average Bobby Fraga (.327)Hits Bobby Fraga (51)RBI Raul Martinez (36)Runs Kevin Smallcomb (40)Stolen Bases Davell Rainey (23)Doubles Bobby Fraga (11)Triples Raul Martinez (3)Home Runs Terry Stark (5)ERA Dan Horigan (4.50)IP Bill Barry (71.0)Wins Bill Barry (6)CG Bill Barry (5)Strikeouts Bill Barry (49)

1983Average Davell Rainey (.342)Hits Davell Rainey (48)RBI Bobby Fraga (27)Runs Greg Hull (32)Stolen Bases Davell Rainey (20)Doubles Hankard/Fraga (9)Triples Four players (2)Home Runs Greg Hull (5)ERA Ron Mattson (3.29)IP Ron Mattson (85.2)Wins Stu Hambro (7)CG Mattson/Hambro (4)Strikeouts Ron Mattson (67)

1984Average Roy McDaniel (.384)Hits Roy McDaniel (58)RBI Todd Marston (31)Runs Buddy Thomas (40)Stolen Bases Buddy Thomas (39)Doubles Rich King (11)Triples Rich King (7)Home Runs Todd Marston (5)ERA Mike Schields (2.24)IP Mike Schields (104.1)Wins Mike Schields (10)CG Mike Schields (7)Saves Steve Brueggemann (3)Strikeouts Mark Davis (60)

1985Average Kevin Kobza (.465)Hits Kevin Kobza (101)RBI Kevin Kobza (64)Runs Bobby Haase (63)Stolen Bases Bobby Haase (30)Doubles Kevin Kobza (27)Triples Bobby Haase (5)Home Runs James Nutt (11)ERA Steve Brueggemann (2.91)IP Steve Brueggemann (105.1)Wins Steve Brueggemann (12)CG Steve Brueggemann (7)Strikeouts Steve Brueggemann (61)

1986Average Doug Eastman (.361)Hits Eastman/Ohama (81)RBI Deron Curran (65)Runs Kevin Ohama (62)Stolen Bases Kevin Ohama (49)Doubles John McConlogue (22)Triples Curran/Crump (6)Home Runs Deron Curran (9)ERA Keith Brown (2.71)IP Doug Vontz (112.1)Wins Buffolino/Brown (10)Strikeouts Rocco Buffolino (72)

1987Average Kevin Creamer (.407)Hits Eric Johnson (64)RBI Kevin Creamer (43)Runs Eric Johnson (47)Stolen Bases Two players (21)Doubles Two players (15)Triples George Powell (4)Home Runs Eric Johnson (13)ERA Dave Olson (3.31)IP Rocco Buffolino (97.0)Wins Rocco Buffolino (9)Saves Mike Frame (5)Strikeouts Erik Bennett (53)

1988Average Mark Gieseke (.449)Hits Mark Gieseke (83)RBI Mark Gieseke (48)Runs Mike Ripplinger (50)Stolen Bases Mike Ripplinger (25)Doubles Mark Gieseke (23)Triples Mike Ripplinger (4)Home Runs Mark Gieseke (8)ERA Bob Childress (2.12)IP Brad Stoltenberg (107.1)Wins Brad Stoltenberg (11)CG Bennett/Stoltenberg (4)Saves Mike Frame (10)Strikeouts Erik Bennett (105)

1989Average Mark Gieseke (.363)Hits Mark Gieseke (61)RBI Mark Gieseke (45)Runs Mark Gieseke (41)Stolen Bases Quinn Gregory (17)Doubles Mark Gieseke (12)Triples Gary Lunsford (2)Home Runs Mark Gieseke (9)ERA Erik Bennett (1.88)IP Erik Bennett (100.1)Wins Bennett/Frame (6)CG Mike Frame (2)Saves Mike Frame (11)Strikeouts Erik Bennett (119)

1990Average Dan Ferreira (.400)Hits Mike Friedland (61)RBI Dan Ferreira (47)Runs Mike Friedland (49)Stolen Bases Steve Furchner (23)Doubles Mike Friedland (14)Triples Mike Friedland (5)Home Runs Ferreira/Vorbeck (6)ERA Geoff Samuels (3.62)IP Gary Wilson (95.1)Wins Samuels/Wilson (7)CG Gary Wilson (2)Saves Trevor Rodgers (8)Strikeouts Gary Wilson (64)

YEAR-BY-YEAR STATS LEADERS

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1991Average Casey Simpson (.356)Hits Rafael Maldonado (80)RBI Dan Ferreira (47)Runs Rafael Maldonado (55)Stolen Bases John McCaustin (35)Doubles Ferreira/Maldonado (16)Triples Four players (3)Home Runs Eric Vorbeck (6)ERA Scott Corliss (3.13)IP Mike Teich (105.0)Wins Gary Wilson (9)CG Gary Wilson (5)Saves Trevor Rodgers (4)Strikeouts Mike Teich (81)

1992Average Matt Martinez (.350)Hits Steve Kristy (64)RBI Casey Simpson (45)Runs Matt Martinez (52)Stolen Bases Robert Randall (40)Doubles Will Fitzpatrick (14)Triples Steve Kristy (6)Home Runs Casey Simpson (9)ERA Roland DeLaMaza (2.68)IP Roland DeLaMaza (111.0)Wins Roland DeLaMaza (11)CG Erick Burns (4)Saves Gary Wilson (4)Strikeouts Roland DeLaMaza (95)

1993Average Ray Brown (.384)Hits Matt Martinez (73)RBI Will Fitzpatrick (64)Runs Matt Martinez (55)Stolen Bases Matt Martinez (36)Doubles Matt Martinez (17)Triples Todd Hall (3)Home Runs Will Fitzpatrick (17)ERA Roland DeLaMaza (3.17)IP Roland DeLaMaza (113.2)Wins Roland DeLaMaza (11)CG Roland DeLaMaza (6)Saves Mike Kane (7)Strikeouts Roland DeLaMaza (113)

1994Average Jason Beeman (.386)Hits Derek Brown (79)RBI Derek Brown (56)Runs Mike Carpentier (56)Stolen Bases Mike Carpentier (15)Doubles Josh Kirtlan (19)Triples Mike Carpentier (4)Home Runs Brown/Thobe (14)ERA Willie Rivera (4.60)IP Jason Beeman (96.0)Wins Jason Beeman (9)CG Rivera/Beeman (2)Saves Steve Thobe (5)Strikeouts Mike Eby (82)

1995Average A. Balderramos (.376)Hits A. Balderramos (76)RBI Derek Brown (48)Runs A. Balderramos (43)Stolen Bases Mike Carpentier (23)Doubles Derek Brown (20)Triples Brian King (3)Home Runs Derek Brown (9)ERA Willie Rivera (3.07)IP Willie Rivera (114.1)Wins Mike Eby (9)CG Willie Rivera (10)Saves Paco Garcia (4)Strikeouts Mike Eby (119)

1996Average Harvey Hargrove (.286)Hits Harvey Hargrove (63)RBI Harvey Hargrove (33)Runs Harvey Hargrove (41)Stolen Bases David Pruett (13)Doubles Harvey Hargrove (19)Triples Harvey Hargrove (3)Home Runs Jamie Estrada (9)ERA Kris Zankich (5.46)IP Kevin Culmo (87.2)Wins Ben Roussey (3)CG Kevin Culmo (4)Saves Ben Roussey (3)Strikeouts Kevin Culmo (81)

1997Average Harvey Hargrove (.361)Hits Harvey Hargrove (79)RBI Harvey Hargrove (62)Runs Harvey Hargrove (49)Stolen Bases Bolton/Gascon (12)Doubles Joel Walker (16)Triples David Pruett (3)Home Runs Harvey Hargrove (26)ERA Brian Ballenger (7.43)IP Graham Mazur (79.1)Wins Kris Zankich (4)CG Rodriguez/Mazur (3)Saves Graham Mazur (2)Strikeouts Graham Mazur (84)

1998Average Brandon Marshall (.398)Hits Brandon Marshall (99)RBI Jason Bolton (68)Runs Brandon Marshall (70)Stolen Bases Aurelio Jackson (12)Doubles Josh Payne (18)Triples Elorduy/McGuire/Payne (3)Home Runs Josh Payne (18)ERA Dustin Tubb (6.90)IP Dustin Tubb (117.1)Wins Dustin Tubb (7)CG Dustin Tubb (7)Saves Rodriguez/Harris (1)Strikeouts Dustin Tubb (74)

1999Average Brandon Marshall (.325)Hits Jesse Krebs (70)RBI Brandon Marshall (33)Runs Brandon Marshall (44)Stolen Bases Aurelio Jackson (12)Doubles Brandon Marshall (16)Triples Ryan Hodson (3)Home Runs Daniel Harkness (6)ERA Brian Gates (4.54)IP Pat Edwards (94.0)Wins Chad Elliott (6)CG Brian Gates (3)Saves Chad Elliott (3)Strikeouts Pat Edwards (56)

2000Average Cory Williams (.356)Hits Jesse Krebs (80)RBI Carlos Morales (43)Runs Carlos Morales (42)Stolen Bases Aurelio Jackson (17)Doubles Morales/Butler (16)Triples Jesse Krebs (3)Home Runs Jimmy McFarland (9)ERA Chad Elliott (4.35)IP Chad Elliott (118.0)Wins Steve Cuckovich (6)CG Chad Elliott (6)Saves Michael Penbera (6)Strikeouts Chad Elliott (68)

2001Average Aurelio Jackson (.338)Hits Aurelio Jackson (75)RBI Joe Evans (46)Runs Aurelio Jackson (51)Stolen Bases Aurelio Jackson (44)Doubles Carlos Morales (16)Triples Aurelio Jackson (4)Home Runs Joe Evans (14)ERA Jeff Groeger (4.41)IP Jeff Groeger (122.1)Wins Mike Miranda (8)CG Groeger/Miranda (4)Saves Michael Penbera (10)Strikeouts Jeff Groeger (107)

2002Average Chris Kinsey (.318)Hits Chris Kinsey (67)RBI Chris Kinsey (60)Runs Tim Reimer (43)Stolen Bases Tim Reimer (14)Doubles Mario Celillo (16)Triples Reimer/Fuller (2)Home Runs Chris Kinsey (16)ERA Kevin Marzion (3.65)IP Jeff Groeger (109.0)Wins Jeff Groeger (7)CG Jeff Groeger (5)Saves Dusty Decker (2)Strikeouts Jeff Groeger (77)


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2003Average Mikela Olsen (.404)Hits Mikela Olsen (88)RBI Mikela Olsen (66)Runs Jesse Schmidt (53)Stolen Bases Tim Reimer (25)Doubles Mikela Olsen (20)Triples Acha/Reimer (3)Home Runs Olsen/Schmidt (16)ERA Steve Correa (3.72)IP Chris Kinsey (95.1)Wins S.Cuckovich/Kinsey (7)CG Four Tied (5)Saves Renecke Stelzriede (5)Strikeouts Chris Kinsey (98)

2004Average Craig Johnson (.337)Hits Jack Arroyo (81)RBI Craig Johnson (42)Runs Jack Arroyo (56)Stolen Bases Jack Arroyo (20)Doubles Craig Johnson (13)Triples Craig Johnson (3)Home Runs Jack Arroyo (8)ERA Brandon Hall (1.32)IP Ethan Katz (110.0)Wins Ethan Katz (9)CG Ethan Katz (5)Saves Stelzriede/Sinacori (4)Strikeouts Ethan Katz (90)

2005Average Taylor Watanabe (.313)Hits Jim Strombach (68)RBI Brett Flowers (36)Runs Jim Strombach (33)Stolen Bases Jim Strombach (15)Doubles Jim Strombach (14)Triples Jim Strombach (2)Home Runs Wilson/Flowers (6)ERA Marshall Hendon (1.98)IP Ethan Katz (95.2)Wins Ethan Katz (6)CG Matt Campbell (2)Saves Marshall Plouffe (5)Strikeouts Ethan Katz (67)

2006Average Buddy Morales (.344)Hits Gary Johnson (69)RBI Montana Dye/David Flores (28)Runs Buddy Morales (38)SB Jim Strombach/Everet Rincon (13)Doubles David Flores (16)Triples Jim Strombach (3)Home Runs Brian Blauser (9)ERA Mel Cuckovich (2.03)IP Matt Campbell (90.0)Wins Mick Joyce (5)CG Mick Joyce (3)Saves Billy Sinacori (5)Strikeouts Travis Kane (60)

2007Average Gabe Jacobo (.363)Hits Gabe Jacobo (81)RBI Gabe Jacobo (44)Runs Gabe Jacobo (44)SB Ryan Blair (18)Doubles Gabe Jacobo (12)Triples Ryan Blair (5)Home Runs Gabe Jacobo (14)ERA Tyler Axelrod (4.45)IP Trevor York (84.0)Wins Alvaro Orozco (5)CG Alvaro Orozco (1)Saves Mitch Lively (8)Strikeouts Mick Joyce (54)

2008Average Gabe Jacobo (.379)Hits Gabe Jacobo (86)RBI Gabe Jacobo (66)Runs David Flores (53)SB Ryan Blair (15)Doubles David Flores (26)Triples Blair/Jacobo (3)Home Runs Gabe Jacobo (15)ERA Trevor Paine (4.50)IP Trevor York (87.0)Wins Orozco/Ramirez/Smith/York (4)CG Trevor York (1)Saves Jeff Roth (4)Strikeouts Jose Ramirez (54)

2009Average Blake Crosby (.397)Hits Hunter Martinez (88)RBI Tim Wheeler (72)Runs Hunter Martinez (67)SB Tim Wheeler (15)Doubles Josh Powers (26)Triples Tim Wheeler (3)Home Runs Tim Wheeler (18)ERA Alex Taku (2.79)IP Jesse Darrah (83.0)Wins Jesse Darrah (9)CG Jesse Darrah/Tommy Elrod (1)Saves Jeff Roth (6)Strikeouts Jesse Darrah (59)

2010Average Trevor Paine (.381)Hits Trevor Paine (67)RBI Kirby Young (47)Runs Josh Powers (41)SB Josh Powers (9)Doubles Josh Powers (12)Triples Josh Powers (4)Home Runs Trevor Paine (10)ERA Andrew Galvan (4.98)IP Jesse Darrah (81.2)Wins Creel/Chamberlin/Darrah (3)CG Brandon Sandoval (2)Saves Andrew Galvan (6)Strikeouts Jesse Darrah (55)

2011Average Blake Miller (.289)Hits Blake Miller (54)RBI Blake Miller (30)Runs Derrick Chung (38)SB Kirby Young (8)Doubles Derrick Chung (18)Triples Hunter Adrian (2)Home Runs Blake Miller (7)ERA Shea Lukes (3.32)IP Karl Maas (81.2)Wins B. Sandoval/K. Maas (4)CG Brandon Sandoval (5)Saves B. Sandoval/Brandon Creel (2)Strikeouts B. Sandoval/K. Maas (36)

2012Average Rhys Hoskins (.353)Hits Derrick Chung (80)RBI Rhys Hoskins (53)Runs Rhys Hoskins (44)SB Derrick Chung (7)Doubles Will Soto (17)Triples Justin Higley (5)Home Runs Rhys Hoskins (10)ERA Tanner Mendonca (4.74)IP Tanner Mendonca (89.1)Wins Brennan Leitao (7)CG Brennan Leitao/Tanner Mendonca (2)Saves R.J. Davis (8)Strikeouts Tanner Mendonca (55)

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Year Head Coach Overall League Conference1949 Warren Conrad 12-7 --- Independent1950 William Miller 12-10 --- Independent1951 Warren Conrad 12-9 --- Independent1952 Warren Conrad 19-9 --- Independent1953 Hal Wolf 12-5 --- Independent1954 Hal Wolf 13-7 8-2 Far West $1955 Hal Wolf 14-11-1 8-2 Far West %1956 Hal Wolf 18-5 9-1 Far West $1957 Cal Boyes 20-5 10-0 Far West %1958 Hal Wolf 15-8 15-8 Far West %1959 Hal Wolf 21-9 8-2 Far West $1960 Cal Boyes 29-9 7-3 Far West %1961 Cal Boyes 22-14 7-3 Far West % 2nd place NAIA Tournament1962 Cal Boyes 16-14 7-3 Far West1963 Cal Boyes 13-10 7-3 Far West1964 Cal Boyes 31-9 11-1 Far West % NCAA District Champs1965 Cal Boyes 19-15 9-1 Far West %1966 Cal Boyes 16-19 6-6 Far West1967 Cal Boyes 14-19 6-8 Far West1968 Cal Boyes 17-19 12-2 Far West %1969 Cal Boyes 23-20 16-5 Far West %1970 Cal Boyes 26-20 12-6 Far West %1971 Cal Boyes 20-19-2 12-6 Far West %1972 Cal Boyes 26-22 12-6 Far West1973 Cal Boyes 15-25 7-8 Far West1974 Cal Boyes 30-24 13-5 Far West %1975 Cal Boyes 21-19 11-4 Far West %1976 Steve Figler 14-29 --- Independent1977 Glenn Brady 9-33 --- Independent1978 Barry Woodhead 15-31-2 8-10 Far West1979 John Smith 19-31 --- Independent1980 John Smith 28-22 19-17 Far West1981 John Smith 32-18 26-10 Far West1982 John Smith 27-21 17-16 Far West1983 John Smith 22-18 18-14 NCAC1984 John Smith 29-21 --- Independent

Year Head Coach Overall League Conference1985 John Smith 41-26 NCAC % NCAA Regionals1986 John Smith 42-24 NCAC % NCAA Regional Champions1987 John Smith 38-22 --- Independent1988 John Smith 43-21 --- Independent NCAA Regional Champions/World Series Runners-Up1989 John Smith 35-18 --- Independent NCAA Regionals Fourth1990* John Smith 34-25 --- Independent1991 John Smith 41-23 --- Independent1992 John Smith 32-25 --- Independent1993 John Smith 36-22 13-11 WAC 1994 John Smith 27-29 10-14 WAC1995 John Smith 28-26 16-13 WAC1996 John Smith 12-43 3-27 WAC 1997 John Smith 16-39 8-22 Big West 1998 John Smith 25-35 13-17 Big West1999 John Smith 18-39 8-22 Big West2000 John Smith 23-33 15-15 Big West2001 John Smith 24-35 4-14 Big West2002 John Smith 22-34 4-20 Big West2003 John Smith 33-24 --- Independent2004 John Smith 29-32 --- Independent2005 John Smith 20-36-1 --- Independent2006 John Smith 20-37 8-16 WAC2007 John Smith 17-40 10-14 WAC2008 John Smith 24-34 14-17 WAC2009 John Smith 27-27 8-14 WAC2010 John Smith 18-35-1 7-17 WAC2011 Reggie Christiansen 19-39 6-19 WAC2012 Reggie Christiansen 31-28 11-7 WAC $2013 Reggie Christiansen - - WAC

% League champion$ League co-champion* Hornets moved to Div. I starting with the 1990 season

YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RECORDS

Reggie Christiansen, John Smith and Cal Boyes

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1985NCAA Div. II West Regional Pomona, Calif., May 16-18L, 5-3, at Cal Poly PomonaW, 10-9, at Cal Poly PomonaL, 14-4, at Cal Poly PomonaW, 7-5, at Cal Poly PomonaL, 9-7, at Cal Poly Pomona

1986NCAA Div. II West Regional Sacramento, Calif., May 15-17W, 12-8, vs. CS Dominguez HillsW, 7-1, vs. CS Dominguez HillsL, 7-2, vs. CS Dominguez HillsW, 14-7, vs. CS Dominguez Hills

NCAA Div. II World Series Montgomery, Ala., May 23-26W, 14-12, vs. Univ. of TampaL, 6-5, vs. ColumbusW, 9-4, vs. New HavenL, 9-1, vs. Troy State

1988NCAA Div. II West Regional Sacramento, Calif., May 20-22W, 12-6, vs. Cal Poly PomonaW, 13-8, vs. Cal Poly PomonaW, 9-5, vs. Cal Poly Pomona

NCAA Div. II World Series Montgomery, Ala., May 27-31W, 3-0, vs. Jacksonville StateW, 5-3, vs. Lewis UniversityL, 9-2, vs. Florida SouthernW, 8-2, vs. Lewis UniversityL, 5-4, vs. Florida Southern

1989NCAA Div. II West Regional San Luis Obispo, Calif., May 19L, 5-4, vs. San Francisco StateL, 4-3, at Cal Poly

1998Big West Tournament Fullerton and Long Beach, Calif., May 14-17L, 8-7, at Long Beach StateW, 6-5, at CS FullertonW, 15-11, vs. UCSBL, 24-10, vs. Long Beach State

2006WAC TournamentFresno, Calif. May 25-28L, 10-2, at No. 21 Fresno StateL, 14-9, vs. Louisiana Tech

2007WAC TournamentReno, Nev., May 24-27L, 10-2, vs. Fresno StateL, 19-7, vs. Hawai’i

2008WAC TournamentRuston, La., May 22-25L, 3-2, vs. Fresno StateW, 8-5, vs. New Mexico StateLost, 15-5, vs. Nevada

2012WAC TournamentMesa, Ariz. (Hohokam Stadium), May 24-27W, 15-5 (8) vs. NevadaW, 8-3 vs. Fresno StateL, 9-6 vs. Fresno StateL, 4-3 (13) vs. Fresno State

POSTSEASON PLAY

Gary Brown crashes into the catcher during the 1988 Div. II College World Series in Montgomery, Ala.

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Year Name Team Round1952 Del Bandy Sacramento Solons1954 Augie Amorena San Francisco Seals1955 J.C. Masters Unknown1957 Bobby Heath White Sox Glenn Streete Unknown1961 Dean Andoe White Sox Dennis Dittmar Kansas City1962 Les Kuhnz California1965 Spider Thomas Boston Danny Lund Yankees John Olander St. Louis1968 Sonny Dixon Kansas City Gary Hill Mets1973 Buster Attebery San Francisco1975 Hal Readdick Milwaukee Steve Necoechea Oakland1978 Jesse Flores Toronto1980 Dennis Stowe Oakland John Bulleri Oakland LASHELLE TARVER METS1981 Gary Weinberger (OF) Oakland 23 Steve Eakes (SS) California 24 Chuck Beard (P) Los Angeles 26 Dave Dunlop (IF/OF) Los Angeles 27 Greg Chin Los Angeles FA1982 Gary Weinberger (OF) Montreal 291984 Tod Marston (C) Yankees 31 Mark Davis (P) Mets 26 Steve Brueggemann (P) Mets 311985 Steve Brueggemann (P) Mets 35 James Nutt Salt Lake City FA1986 Chris Bennett (P) Philadelphia 9 KEITH BROWN (P) CINCINNATI 21 Doug Eastman (OF) Cincinnati 25 Doug Vontz Montreal FA1987 Dennis Tafoya (P) Houston 25 Scott Selner (IF) Cincinnati 26 Eric Johnson (1B) Los Angeles 31 R. Buffolino (P) San Francisco 41 Brian Grose (IF) Montreal FA Ried Gunter San Francisco FA Shane Jenny Montreal FA Kevin Ohama Salt Lake City FA1988 Brad Stoltenberg (P) Yankees 451989 ERIK BENNETT (P) CALIFORNIA 4 Bob Blankenship (P) Cincinnati 21 Bill Cramer (C) Montreal 27 Eric Bates (P) Cincinnati 31 Mark Gieseke (1B) San Diego 35 Mike Frame (P) Los Angeles FA Quinn Gregory (OF) Reno FA Pat Jurado (P) Montreal FA1990 James Daspit (P) Los Angeles 14 Mike Friedland (C) Montreal FA Jerry Nyman (OF) Montreal FA1991 Tim Doyle (P) Oakland 6 John Quintell (C) Yankees 24 Mike Teich (P) Pittsburgh 32 Eric Vorbeck (OF) Los Angeles 44 S. Blankenship (SS) Milwaukee FA Dan Ferreira (3B) Salt Lake City FA Ron Richard (SS) Los Angeles FA

Year Name Team Round1992 GARY WILSON (P) PITTSBURGH 141993 ROLAND DE LA MAZA (P) CLEVELAND 14 Will Fitzpatrick (1B) Pocatello FA Matt Martinez (2B) Florida 26 Todd Hall (SS) White Sox 46 Tony Turnbull (C) Florida FA Mike Kane (P) California FA1994 Ray Brown (OF) Cincinnati FA Robert Randall (OF) Newark FA Steve Thobe (P) Pittsburgh FA1995 Mike Eby (P) Detroit FA Mike Carpentier (SS) Los Angeles FA1996 Kevin Culmo (P) Los Angeles FA1997 Harvey Hargrove (2B) Seattle 61998 Dan Elorduy (1B/OF) Atlanta FA2000 Chad Elliott (P) Mets 15 Casey Martinez (C) Toronto 26 Jesse Krebs (SS) Solano FA J. McFarland (OF) Feather River FA2002 Casey Fuller (OF) Colorado FA Jeff Groeger (P) Cincinnati FA2003 Chris Kinsey (P) Arizona 4 Jesse Schmidt (OF) Giants 10 Mikela Olsen (OF) Florida 15 Steve Correa (P) Mets FA2004 Jack Arroyo (IF) Seattle 18 Craig Johnson (OF) San Diego 19 John Acha (IF) San Francisco 19 Bret LeVier (IF) Red Sox FA2005 Ethan Katz (RHP) Colorado 26 Warren Rosebrock (RHP) Texas 412007 Mitch Lively (RHP) Colorado 16 Montana Dye (OF) Chillicothe FA2008 Gabe Jacobo (3B) LA Angels 10 David Flores (3B) Houston 18 Ryan Blair (OF) Cleveland 212009 Tim Wheeler (CF) Colorado 1 Blake Crosby (1B) Oakland 422010 Josh Powers (IF) Colorado FA2011 Kirby Young (OF) LA Angels FA2012 R.J. Davis (RHP) Tampa Bay 20 Derrick Chung (C/IF) Toronto 31

BOLD CAPS: Played in Major League Baseball (5)

HORNETS IN THE PROS

Keith Brown (18) and Erik Bennett (20) were teammates in 1986.

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All-time roster dates back to 1949

AAaberg, Bob (1964-65)Abbott, Lance (2008)Abbott, Nate (1994)Acha, John (2003-04)Adams, Ken (1975)Addington, Bud (1961-62)Adrian, Hunter (2011-12)Agbulos, Carl (1963)Agundez, John (1987)Alberghini, Mike (1967-68)Alexander, Eddie (1960)Alvarez, Ruben (1956)Amaral, Steven (2011)Amarante, Ron (1969)Amorena, Augie (1951-53)Anderson, Todd (1984-85)Andoe, Dean (1960-61)Anicich, Al (1956)Anicich, Vince (1980)Antinetti, Al (1958)Antinetti, Norm (1958)Areu, Ozzie (1995)Armendariz III, John (1983)Arnet, Earl (1949)Arroyo, Jack (2003-04)Ash, Ron (1987-88)Atchue, Seth (2001)Atnip, Ron (1963)Atrat, Kyle (2006)Attenery, Buster (1972-73)Attebery, Robert (1982)Aubert, William (1982)Aure, Kyle (2004)Avilia, Tom (1984-85)Ayers, Andrew (2010-pres.)Axelrod, Tyler (2007)

BBach, Dick (1959-62)Baek, Chris (2008-09)Bailey, Ron (1969)Bakos, John (1984)Balanza, Gene (1968-69)Balderramos, A. (1994-95)Baldwin, Bill (1949)Ballard, Keith (1980)Ballenger, Brian (1997-98)Ballis, Justin (1999)Balog, Mike (1979)Bandy, Del (1950-53)Baptista, John (1973-74)Barba, Tito (2001-02)Barker, Joe (1957-58)Barney, Ron (1975)Barrango, Chris (1995)Barry, Bill (1982)Barsotti, Ernie (1969)Barzilli, Julian (2012)Bassey, Justin (2001)Bates, Corey (1966)

Beall, Vince (1993-94)Beard, Chuck (1980-81)Beauchemin, Jon (1993)Beeman, Jason (1993-94)Behl, Doug (1960-63)Belcastro, Joe (1963-64)Bender, Mike (2000-01)Benjamine, Mike (1971)Bennett, Chris (1986)Bennett, Erik (1987-89)Berens, Bob (1979)Bertolucci, Larry (1964-65)Best, Tom (1965-66)Bivens, Russ (1956)Blair, Ryan (2007-08)Blair, Shea (2004)Blankenship, Bob (1987-88)Blankenship, Shawn (1991)Blauser, Brian (2003-06)Bodding, Ben (1968-69)Bodenhammer, Jim (1966-69)Bolton, Jason (1997-98)Bonilla, Steve (1980-81)Borcalli, Francis (1960-61)Borghino, Jeff (1998-99)Borgia, John (1949)Bowlin, Charles (1982-83)Boyd, Brian (2007-08)Boyte, Greg (1973-76)Brackins, Mike (1987-88)Braio, Andy (1959-62)Braun, Jeffery (1971)Brazell, Don (1966-67)Bredy, Steve (1979)Brennan, Chris (1995)Brenning, Ben (1959-60)Brooks, Jim (1982)Brown, Al (1953)Brown, Albie (1952-53)Brown, Derek (1994-95)Brown, Gary (1988-90)Brown, Keith (1985-86)Brown, Ray (1993-94)Brown, Ryan (2000-02)Browne, Ryan (2004)Broyles, Scott (1984-85)Brueggemann, Steve (1984-85)Brunelli, Nick (1985)Bruno, Pete (1965)Buchman, Scott (1997)Buchta, Nick (2008-09)Buffolino, Rocco (1986-87)Bulleri, John (1979-80)Bunger, Brian (1987)Burcham, Scotty (2012-pres.)Burns, Chad (1991)Burns, Erick (1993)Butler, Mike (2000)Byers, Ed (1979)

CCaine, Chris (1994-95)Calcagno, Frank (1965)

Callahan, Terry (1986)Campbell, Bob (1982)Campbell, Jerry (1968)Campbell, Matt (2005-06)Canter, Joe (1998)Caraveo, Orlando (1986-87)Carder, Rick (1970-73)Carnesecca, Lello (1979)Carpenter, Bob (1981-82)Carpentier, Mike (1993-95)Carruth, Leigh (1994)Carson, Keith (2000-02)Casali, Jim (1955)Casteel, Brian (1986-87)Caudle, Charlie (1956-57)Cederquist, Clay (2012-pres.)Celillo, Mario (2001-02)Chadwick, Dallas (2011-pres.)Chamberlin, James (2010-11)Chabiel, Fred (1966)Chapan, Kasey (2012)Chatham, Jim (1959, 1961)Chavez, Chirs (1990)Chevial, Matt (1999)Childers, Bob (1988)Chilton, Jake (2010-11)Christian, Mike (1987)Christensen, Marc (1981-82)Christensen, Kyle (2005-06)Chung, Derrick (2008-12)Church, Bernie (1966-67)Ciani, Bobby (2001-03)Clark, Casey (2000)Clayson, Dave (1975)Cleland, Rennie (1971-72)Coggeshall, Keith (1956-58)Colla, Guido (1949)Conrad, Warren (1949)Conradi, Brian (2005-06)Contreras, Gerald (1984-85)Contreras, Jerry (1980)Cooke, Jeff (1997)Cooper, Erik (1993-94)Corliss, Scott (1991)Cornwell, Conrad (1979-80)Correa, Steve (2003)Correia, Al (1967)Cortese, James (1985)Coxe, Woody (1966-67)Craft, Monty (1985-86)Cramer, Bill (1988)Creamer, Kevin (1987-88)Creel, Brandon (2010-pres.)Crosby, Blake (2007-09)Crouch, Aaron (2009)Crump, Bob (1985-86)Cruz, Ron (1985)Cuckovich, Mel (2003-07)Cuckovich, Steve (2000-03)Cuddy, Bruce (1970)Cuddy, Dennis (1969-70)Culmo, Kevin (1996)Cummings, Terry (1958)

Cummins, Patrick (2006-07)Curran, Deron (1985-86)

DDahme, Al (1965)Dalton, Art (1980)Darrah, Jesse (2009-10)Daspit, James (1990)Davis, Chuck (1963-64)Davis, Eli (2011)Davis, Mark (1983-84)Davis, R.J. (2012)Day, Bill (1959)DeAlba, Jay (1985-86)DeBortoli, Doug (1964-65)Decker, Dusty (2002)Dees, Clifford (1982)DeFreece, Chris (1986-87)Del Chiaro, Bob (1971-72)Del Grande, David (2011-pres.)DeLaMaza, Roland (1993)DeLeon, Jim (1956, 1958)DeLeon, Syl (1958)Dellaserra, Dan (1985)Demé, Justin (2004-06)Denczek, Dan (1985)Dennis, Elmer (1949)DeRoss, Dennis (1968-69)DeVisscher, Jon (1967-69)Diaz, Eric (1979-80)Dichiara, Dick (1963-65)Dickey, Dwight (1953-54)Digitale, Mel (1970-71)Dillon, Tom (1996)Dittman, Dennis (1961)Dixon, Casey (1995)Dixon, John “Sonny” (1967-68)Doerksen, Erv (1963-64)Dominesse, Mike (1997-98)Donnelly, Tomás (2007)Doria, Dominic (1997-98)Dougherty, Mike (1989-90)Doyle, Tim (1990-91)Dryden, Don (1991)Dubon, Chris (2007)Dudycha, Ed (1960)Dugger, Bob (1961-62)Dugger, Harold (1962-63Dunlop, Dave (1981-83)Durham, Eddie (1993)Dye, Montana (2006-07)

EEakes, Steve (1981)Eastman, Doug (1986)Eaton, John (1956-57)Eby, Mike (1993-95)Edgar, John (1964-65)Edgecumbe, Sean (2012)Edwards, Pat (1999-2000)Elrod, Tommy (2008-10)Elliott, Chad (1999-2000)Elorduy, Dan (1995, 97-98)

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Elorduy, Mike (1965)Elorduy, Rich (1966)Elorduy, Jeff (1999)Elorduy, Todd (1993-94)Endres, Ron (1979)Epps, Don (1961)Ernst, Mike (1986, 88)Escamilla, Brian (1987-90)España, Joe (2008-09)Estrada, Jaime (1996)Evans, Joe (2001-02)

FFadelli, Mike (1991)Fain, Don (1961)Fallon, Jack (1954)Faraclas, Makel (1966)Farley, Milton (1952)Farmer, Michael (1993)Fassett, Jerry (1952)Fauble, Bruce (1974)Fearn, Neil (1951-52)Felder, Marcus (1988) Feldmann, Jerry (1979)Fenocchio, Floyd (1958)Fernandez, Manny (1993)Ferreira, Dan (1990-91)Ferreira, Greg (1986)Fess, Mark (1969, 1973-74)Fichtner, Brian (1988)Fidler, Larry (1973)Filice, Brian (2009)Fitzpatrick, Will (1990-93)Flint, Nick (1971)Flores, Abraham (1985-86)Flores, David (2005-08)Flores, Jessie (1974-75)Flowers, Brett (2004-05)Fong, Roger (1960-61)Ford, Michael (1998-99)Fracolas, Makel (1965-66)Fraga, Bob (1982-83)Francis, Dave (1966-67)Frame, Mike (1987-88)Frank, Kris (1995-96)Fregosi, Eric (2008-09)French, Dave (1982-83)Friedland, Mike (1989-90)Frierson, Brian (1982)Fuller, Casey (2001-02)Furchner, Steve (1989-90)Furtado, Brian (1994)Furtado, Ken (1982-83)Furtado, Mike (1965-68)

GGallagher, Ryan (2002)Galvan, Andrew (2010-11)Galvez, Fred (1951)Galvin, Dick (1950-52)Garavaglia, Mike (1979-80)Garcia, Jon (1994-95)Garcia, Paco (1994-95)

Gardner, Gene (1952)Garrett, Chris (1990)Gascon, Pete (1997)Gasper, Lou (1971-72)Gates, Brian (1998)Georgis, Chris (1953)Gewaski, Dick (1949)Geyer, Joe (1952-53)Giacomini, Jeff (2007)Gieseke, Mark (1988-89)Gill, Danny (2002)Gillette, Jim (1972-73)Gillman, Brian (1997-98)Glorioso, Dan (1980)Gonzales, Bob (1984-85)Gonzales, Rosendo (1979)Gonzalez, Benny (2001)Gonzalez, Mike (1972)Gonzalez, Rick (1999-2000)Gonzalez, Tommy (2007)Goodwin, Derek (2011)Goto, George (1953)Goulding, Bob (1968)Grable, Mel (1960)Grace, Gabriel (1959)Gracio, Rocky (2003)Graf, Bob (1969-70)Graf, Jim (1969-70)Grant, Daryl (2001)Grant, Rick (1986)Greene, Bob (1951)Greene, Jim (1961-63)Greenly, John (1973)Greenwood, Hunter (2011-pres.)Gregory, Quinn (1988)Gritts, Charlie (1959)Groeger, Jeff (2001-02)Grose, Brian (1986-87)Guary, Darnell (2005)Guglielmo, Mike (2010)Gunter, Brad (1996)Gunter, John (1969)Gunter, Reid (1987)Guntz, Joe (2003)Gutierrrez, Camilo (1998)Guy, Corky (1959)Guzman, Vince (1982)

HHaase, Bob (1983-85)Hague, Scott (1983)Hall, Brandon (2004-05)Hall, Nason (1955)Hall, Todd (1992-93)Halpin, Tom (1979)Hambro, Stu (1983)Hamilton, Rod (1957)Hampton, Jason (2010-pres.)Hankard, John (1982-83)Hanlon, Bob (1950-51)Hannah, Jeff (2007-08)Hannigan, Tom (1949)Hansen, Ryan (1998-99)

Hansen, Steve (1986-88)Haren, Larry (1972, 74)Hargrove, Harvey (1995-97)Harkness, Daniel (1998-99)Haro, Bruce (1993)Harr, Tom (1966)Harris, Harold (1951)Harris, Ken (1979)Harris, Nate (1972)Harris, T.J. (1998-2000)Harrison, Brent (2009)Harrison, Ron (1975)Hartman, Bob (1961)Hasbrouch, Ron (1964)Haselhuhn, Jason (1996)Hassenflug, Mark (1982)Hatley, Doug (1961)Heath, Bob (1956-57)Heinrich, Chuck (1968-69)Heitz, Greg (1994-96)Henderson, Ron (1964)Hendon, Marshall (2004-05)Henson, Rich (1995-97, 99)Heron, Jack (1950)Hewitt, Brian (1988-89)Hick, Gregory (1984)Highland, Erik (1996-97)Higley, Justin (2011-pres.)Hill, Dave (1962)Hill, Gary (1967-68)Hill, Jack (1969-71)Hilleary, Gil (1971-72)Hillerman, Sandy (1968)Hinkle, Cliff (2003-05)Hintz, Hamilton (1953)Hnilo, Andy (2004)Hocking, Bob (1956)Hocking, Tom (1955-56)Hodgson, Ryan (1998-99)Hoelzen, Tyler (2012-pres.)Honeycutt, Clint (2002)Hood, Wally, (1954)Hoover, Bill (1996-99)Hopper, Terry (1988-89)Hopson, Frank (1966-67)Horigan, Dan (1982-83)Horn, Daryl (1988-89)Hoskins, Rhys (2012-pres.)Hosman, Wayne (1971)Hotell, Dave (1955)Hottman, Brent (2008-12)Houghton, Mike (1967)Hourigan, Daniel (1982-83)Howell, Bernie (1994)Hoy, Ron (1955)Hudgens, Gordon (1974)Hull, Greg (1983-84)Hunt-Murray, Chase (2012)Hunter, Mike (1974)

IInchausti, Mike (1967)Iwanega, Akio (1955)

JJackson, Aurelio (1998-2001)Jackson, Kirk (1984)Jacobo, Gabe (2006-08)Jennings, Jay (2007-08)Jenny, Shane (1986-87)Jiles, Nick (2006-07)Jenkins, Paul (2007)Johnson, Cecil (1979)Johnson, Craig (2004)Johnson, Eric (1987)Johnson, Gary (2006-07)Johnson, Gaylon (1990-93)Johnson, Roger (1971-72)Johnston, Mike (1985-86)Jones, Mike (1964, 66)Joseph, Eric (1996)Joy, Mario (1993-94)Joyce, Brian (2007)Joyce, Mick (2004-07)Jurado, Pat (1988-89)Just, Eric (1980)

KKadel, Leonard (1980)Kaeser, Jerry (1953)Kane, Mike (1993)Kane, Travis (2005-06)Kantz, Gary (1982-83)Kassebaum, Travis (2004-05)Kato, Ryan (1989-90)Katz, Del 1960)Katz, Ethan (2004-05)Katz, Gary (1981-83)Kawahata, Harry (1959)Kawahata, Rich (1962-64)Keiper, Pat (2005-06)Kelley, Larry (1958-59)Kelly, Kevin (1974-75)Kelly, Pat (1972-73)Kempster, Dick (1959-62)Key, Bill (1959-60)Kiefer, Phil (1961)Kight, Jeff (1993)King, Brian (1995)King, Richard (1980-81)King, Val (1984)Kinney, Will (1958-59)Kinsey, Chris (2001-03)Kinyon, Steve (1982)Kirk, Pat (1994)Kirkman, Travis (2007-08)Kirtlan, Jason (1994-995)Kirtlan, Josh (1993-94)Knezovich, Don (1952-53)Knighton, Shad (1993)Knop, Mike (1989-90)Knopf, Andy (1990-91)Kobza, Kevin (1985)Konarski, Tim (1987-88)Kopas, Daniel (2012)Kouklis, Manny (1957-58)Kraemer, Garrett (2012-pres.)

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Kraus, Bill (1979)Krebs, Jesse (1999-2000)Kristy, Steve (1990)Kuhnz, Les (1961-62)Kushan, Dave (1991)Kuykendall, Sam (2011)

LLaChapelle, Rich (1970-71)Lackey, Dan (1980)Lamb, Justin (2009-11)Land, Dan (1983)Larson, Dennis (1961)Larson, George (1953-54)Larson, Lance (1989-90)LaTona, Ted (1949)Lazarus, Bob (1957)Lee, Bob (1957)Lee, David (1988)Leggins, Dave (1983)Lehtola, Bob (1952)Leitao, Brennan (2012-pres.)Lentini, Vince (1986-87)Leonard, Leslie (1972)Lesky, Lorenzo (1987-88)Levin, Josh (2005-06)LeVier, Bret (2002-04)Lilakos, John (1980)Linn, Bud (1957, 59)Lively, Mitch (2004-07)Livesey, Ken (2005)LoForte, Andy (1964-67)Longo, Pat (1987)Lopez, Mike (1973-75)Loud, Carter (2011)Lovotti, Paul (1971)Lowden, Tony (1995)Loynd, Charlie (1985)Loza, Raul (1983)Lujan, John (1971)Lukes, Shea (2011-pres.)Lund, Dan (1971)Lunsford, Gary (1989)Lusk, Dave (2000-01)Luzo, Andy (1967)

MMaas, Karl (2011)Machado, Jr., Ronnie (2004-06)Madera, Steve (1982-83)Magee, Ryan (2007-08)Maghan, Tim (2000-01)Maldonado, Rafael (1990-91)Manfredi, Al (1963-64)Mange, Bob (1963-64)Manly, Todd (1991)Mann, Larry (1949-50)Margetich, Tim (1967-68)Marks, Lou (1959)Marks, Norm (1961-62)Marshall, Brandon (1998-99)Marston, Todd (1983-84)Martineau, Greg (1991)

Martinelli, Bob (1957)Martinez, Alfonso (1981-82)Martinez, Casey (1998-2000)Martinez, Hunter (2008-09)Martinez, Jim (1974-75)Martinez, John (1964)Martinez, Matt (1992-93)Martinez, Raul (1980-82)Marzion, Kevin (2002)Masters, J.C. (1954-5)Mathews, Bob (1970-71)Matich, Dan (1968)Mattson Jr., Ronald (1982-83)May, Kenny (1974-75)May, Rich (1975)Mayer, Terry (1970-73)Mazur, Graham (1997)Mazzei, John (1955-58)McCall, Brian (1996-97)McCarthy, Dan (2009-10)McCarthy, John (1986)McCaustlin, John (1990-91)McClung, Stan (1953)McClusky, Pat (1974-75)McConlogue, John (1985-86)McCormack, Chris (2002)McCreary, Ray (1961)McDaniel, Roy (1983-84)McDermott, Mark (1972-73)McFarland, Jimmy (1999-2000)McGilvray, Don (1960)McGuire, Shawn (1997-98)McKenzie, Don (1950)McNamara, Francis (1954)McRorie, Darrell (1960-61)McTaffert, John (1990)Medeiros, Vern (1971-73)Meek, Cal (1958-59)Meek, Ray (1984-85)Melton, Todd (1985)Mendonca, Tanner (2011-pres.)Mendonsa, Kurt (2001)Merin, Ryan (1993-96)Merin, Scott (1997)Merriman, Mike (1970)Mestas, R.J. (1985-86)Mettler, Shelton (1970)Meyer, Greg (2012-pres.)Meyer, Todd (1986)Mezzaneras, Justin (2009-10)Mikenas, Jason (1996)Miles, Fred (1967-68)Miller, Blake (2010-11)Minnick, Rudy (1964-66)Miranda, Mike (2001)Mirtoni, Matt (1995-96)Moak, Don (1966-67)Moeller, Fred (1955-56)Moffat, Andy (1993-95)Mohr, Andy (2003-04)Mols, Chris (2003-07)Montgomery, Bob (1959-60)Moore, Jason (1994-95)

Mora, Jesse (1997)Mora, Steve (1997)Morales, Buddy (2004-06)Morales, Carlos (2000-01)Morgan, Bill (1950-51)Morgan, Bob (1949)Morgan, Zach (2011-pres.)Moses, Kyle (2012-pres.)Mumma, Bill (1951)Murry, Bob (1949)Musillami, Rich (1969-70)Myas, Gary (1980)Myers, Matthew (1994)

NNanini, Don (1960-61)Napoli, Bob (1961-62)Napoli, Len (196-3-64)Navares, Desi (1968-70)Nave, Chris (1993-95)Neary, Brian (1983)Necoechea, Steve (1975)Nelson, Bob (1954-56)Nelson, Don (1964)Newell, Bob (1966)Newman, Eric (1984)Nichols, Ty (2012-pres.)Nielsen, Matt (2000)Nixon, Gordon (1955-56)Noriel, Don (1968-69)Norris, Eric (1982-83)Nunes, Dick (1957-59)Nunez, A.J. (2010-11)Nutt, James (1984-85)Nyman, Jerry (1989-90)

OOberlin, Wes (2007-08)Ogle, Kevin (1989-90Olander, John (1961, 64-65)Ohama, Kevin (1986-87)Olivarria, Mike (1987-88)Oliver, Paul (1974-75)Olsen, Mikela (2003)Olson, Dave (1986-87)Olson, Dick (1955-57)O’Miela, Jim (1957)O’Neill, Bob (1984-85)Orozco, Alvaro (2007-08)Ortega, Eric (2002)Ortiz, Gabriel (1980)Ortiz, Jim (1971-72)Osborn, Bob (1949-50)Osborne, Michael (1982-83)Otsuka, Ivan (2008-09)Ott, Bill (1954)Overly, Willie (1962)

PPagenkopf, Jerry (1966-67)Paine, Trevor (2008-12)Palmidessi, Pete (1974)Painter, David (1979)

Paisano, Allen (1998)Pajcin, Vladimir (1991)Parino, Johnny (1972)Parker, Jim (1965-66)Parquette, J.R. (1989-90)Parsons, Don (1949-50)Pasavento, Ken (1997)Patterson, John (1949-50)Pauletto, Roger (1964-65)Paulk, Dave (1991)Pavone, Mike (1971-74)Payne, Josh (1997-98)Pearce, Gregg (1993)Pechter, Howard (1990-91)Pedretti, Atch (1953-55)Pedretti, Ezio (1954)Pedretti, Frank (1956-57)Pegram, Ed (1955-57)Penbera, Michael (1999-2001)Perkinson, Lee (1979)Perrin, John (1986)Perry, Robert (1994) Pesavento, Ken (1996)Pesehn, Pete (1952-53)Peterson, Ralph (1964-67)Peterson, Sam (1986)Piacintini, Dan (1970-71)Pickett, George (1958)Pierce, Jeremy (1998)Pierrucci, Dick (1951)Pierrucci, Marino (1949-50)Pikas, Charles (1994, 97)Pintar, John (1956-58)Plouffe, Marshall (2001-05)Podesta, Dave (1965)Pope, Brad (1991)Portugal, Chris (1993)Posehn, Pete (1953)Potulny, Natt (1982-83)Powell, Aaron (2003)Powell, George (1987)Powers, Josh (2009-10)Prieto, Omar (1998-99)Proud, Jeff (1999-2000)Pruett, David (1996-97)Pugliese, Tom (1962-63)Pullaro, Sam (1954-56)

QQuattrin, Gary (1963-64)Quezada, Raul (1959-60)Quintell, Jason (1994-97)Quintell, John (1990-91)

RRainey, Davell (1982-83)Rakela, Adam (2001)Ramey, Jim (1953)Ramirez, Jose (2008-10)Ramsey, Jack (1956)Randall, Robert (1990-93)Ranlett, John (1949-50)Readdick, Hal (1974-75)

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Reading, Cori (1980)Reali, Kevin (1990-91)Rebensdorf, D. (1986-87)Reed, Greg (1967-69)Reed, Kris (1996-98)Reese, Rich (1965)Reimer, Tim (2002-03)Renwick, Dick (1953-54, 57)Rezzonico, Mike (1956)Rice, John (1967, 70-71)Richard, Ron (1991)Richards, Shelby (1971-72)Ridenhour, Bob (1979-82)Rios, Ed (1970-71)Rincon, Everet (2002-06)Ripplinger, Mike (1988)Rivera, Angel (1980)Rivera, Willie (1994-95)Robart, Ron (1991)Robb, Bob (1973)Roberts, Mike (1966-67)Robinson, Joey (2000-01)Rodgers, Toby (1994)Rodgers, Trevor (1990-91)Rodness, Bob (1950-52)Rodriguez, Arturo (1984)Rodriguez, Mark (1997-98)Roe, Don (1986)Roscorla, Brude (1973-75)Rosebrock, Warren (2002-05)Roses, Guillermo (1988)Roth, Jeff (2008-09)Roussey, Ben (1996-98)Rowley, Roy (1964-65)Rumelhart, Jim (1979)Runyan, Don (1957-60)Russell, Ron (1979)Ryan, Bill (1959)

SSabatke, Tyler (1997)Salvemini, Anthony (1999)Samuels, Geoff (1989-90)Saner, Don (1954)Santillano, George (1985)Sarraf, Cyrus (2006-07)Sandoval, Brandon (2008-11)Santiago, Pedro (2002-05)Santillano, George (1985)Scanavino, Ken (1961)Schields, Mike (1984-85)Schlager, John (2006-07Schroeder, Gene (1957-60)Schwall, Irv (1949-51)Schwartz, Eddie (1963-64)Schields, Mike (1984-85)Schmidt, Jesse (2003)Schuler, Joshua (1998-99)Schuseizer, Steve (1988)Schwarze, Chris (1995)Sciola, Tony (1996)Segal, Alan (1979)Sellner, Scott (1987)

Separovich, Rich (1956-59)Shaul, Roger (1975)Sheets, James (1981-82)Sherer, Ken (1960)Sherman, Mel (1954-55)Shotwell, Dean (1982-83)Siino, Jeff (1983-84)Silva, Jerry (1971)Silvan, Bill (1989-90)Silver, Merrill (1959)Silviera, Norm (1950-51)Simkins, Bob (1949)Simpson, Casey (1990-91)Sinacori, Billy (2004-07)Sloss, Dale (1986)Smallcomb, Kevin (1981-82)Smith, Al (1960)Smith, Brian (2008-09)Smith, Dan (1968-70)Smith, Dan (2003)Smith, Darwin (1962-63)Smith, John (1972-73)Smith, Justin (1994)Soto, Ed (1956)Soto, Joe (1969-70)Soto, Will (2011-pres.)Souza, Kui (1993-94)Spears, Richard (1984-85)Spurling, Devin (2006-07)Standart, Bill (1980)Stark, Terren (1982-83)Steen, Bob (1951-52)Stefanko, Mike (1964)Steinke, Gerry (1963-64)Stelzriede, Renecke (2003-04)Stephenson, Harold (1964-65)Stevens, Bob (1975)Stevens, Frank (1960)Steward, Hal (1971)Stimack, Jay (1973)Stinson, Doug (2008)Stoltenberg, Brad (1987-88)Stone, Ross (1963-64)Stoneking, Ralph (1979)Stowe, Dennis (1979-80)Stowe, Milt (1973-74)Streeter, Glen (1956-57)Strickland, Darrell (1960-62)Strombach, Jim (2003-06)Stuart, Harry (1949)Stunz, Carl (1985)Sturges, Brian (1993-95)Subry, Bill (1960)Sullivan, Michael (1983-84)Sullivan, Sean (1991)Sutton, Terry (1974)Swafford, Dan (1995-96)Swimley, Chuck (1963-64)Sylvester, Dan (1958)

TTaber, Jim (1988)Tafoya, Dennis (1987)

Taku, Alex (2009)Tanigawa, Brett (2004-08)Tarver, Lashelle (1980)Tate, Mike (1973-74)Taylor, Chuck (1956)Taylor, Eddie (1996-97)Taylor, Gordon (1951)Taylor, Jon (2009)Teich, Mike (1991)Thobe, Steven (1994)Thomas, Buddy (1983-84)Thomas, Jim “Spider” (1963-65)Thomas, Ken (1958)Thomas, Matthew (1974-75)Thomas III, Robert (1983-84)Thurman, Doug (1990-91)Tibbetts, Scott (1990)Tobia, Bill (1958)Tobias, Steve (1968-69)Todd, Logan (2010)Torres, Memo (1987)Travale, John (1979-80)Troedson, Guy (1951-52)Tsukamoto, Jim (1950)Tubb, Dustin (1998-99)Turnbull, Tony (1990-93)Turner, Dave (2001-02)Turner, Dax (2011)Twitchell, Jim (1987-88)Tyner, Curt (192-73)

UUpchurch, Patrick (2012)

VValentino, John (1949-50)Van Camp, Marc (1979)Van Scoy, George (1957)Van Schaack, Chris (1985)VanSchaack, Chris (1985)Vance, John (1991)Veiga, Mark (1984-85)Vernatchi, George (1949-50)Vetter, Dan (1994-95)Villegas, David (1988)Vinall, Rod (1958-59)Visger, Shawn (1998-99)Voet, Gary (1972)Vontz, Doug (1985-86)Vorbeck, Eric (1990-91)Vossler, Jim (1966-67)

WWade, Steve (1975)Wagner, Eric (1991)Wagner, Hank (1954-55)Walker, Joel (1997-98)Walker, John (1972)Walker, Larry (1959-60)Wallace, Kim (1961-62)Walsh, Steve (1975)Warnock, Dave (1956)Watanabe, Taylor (2004-08)

Watts, Corey (2003)Weber, Andy (2000)Weekly, Marv (1960)Weeks, Robbie (1993)Weglin, Corey (2008)Weinberger, Gary (1981-82)Weinberger, Marlin (1966)Weiss, Mike (2008-09)Wells, Omar (1990)Welpott, Doug (1988)Wesnausky, Bill (1969-70)West, Jimmy (1999-2000)Wheat, Ron (1966)Wheeler, James (2003-06)Wheeler, Tim (2007-09)White, Bob (1954-56)White, Josh (2007)White, Kevin (1983)White, Mike (1994-95)Wilcox, Larry (1965)Willett, Mike (1972-73)Williams, Cory (2000-01)Williams, Gene (1951)Williams, Harry (1964)Williams, Mark (1996-97)Williams, Rex (1968)Williamson, Ron (1962-63)Willis, Chris (1995-96)Wilson, Gary (1990-92)Wilson, Matt (2002-05)Wilson, Rick (1973-74)Wolf, Hal (1953)

YYackovich, Brian (1981-82)Yokota, Jim (1957-58)York, Trevor (2007-10)Young, Kirby (2010-11)Younglove, Dennis (1967-70)

ZZalasky, Pat (1993)Zancanelli, Gary (1987)Zancaner, Todd (1995-98)Zankich, Kris (1995-97)Zanze, Roger (1973-74)Zeebuyth, John (1961)Zuccaro, Dan (1979)Zunino, Tom (1957-58)

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73

1986Overall: 42-24

Coach: John Smith2/2 UC Davis W, 7-62/7 Chico St. L, 5-42/8 Stanislaus St. L, 5-32/8 Stanislaus St. T, 6-62/9 UC Davis W, 11-52/11 Nevada W, 4-02/11 Nevada W, 3-22/12 at UC Davis L, 4-22/14 Chico St. L, 9-32/22 at Chico St. W, 4-32/25 at San Francisco St. W, 15-32/25 at San Francisco St. W, 11-42/26 San Francisco St. W, 12-112/28 Sonoma St. W, 8-23/1 at Sonoma St. W, 6-33/1 at Sonoma St. W, 6-03/2 Oregon St. W, 4-33/2 Oregon St. L, 1-03/9 at UC Davis L, 7-33/12 San Francisco L, 7-63/14 at Pacific L, 4-63/15 Pacific W, 17-53/15 Pacific W, 3-13/18 at San Francisco W, 6-23/22 vs. Hawai’i Pacific W, 10-63/22 vs. Waseda W, 12-23/23 vs. Georgia Tech L, 4-33/24 vs. Santa Clara W, 8-13/25 at Hawai’i L, 18-43/26 at Hawai’i W, 4-23/27 vs. Waseda W, 4-23.28 vs. Hawai’i Pacific W, 5-44/1 CSU Hayward W, 7-04/2 California W, 4-34/3 LaVerne W, 2-14/3 LaVerne W, 10-34/5 at Pepperdine W, 2-14/5 at Pepperdine W, 6-54/6 at CSU Los Angeles W, 15-64/8 Sonoma St. W, 5-14/11 at Loyola Marymount L, 14-84/12 at Loyola Marymount W, 8-64/12 at Loyola Marymount L,13-34/16 Oregon Tech W, 7-24/16 Oregon Tech L, 3-24/18 at Saint Mary’s W, 7-04/19 Saint Mary’s W, 6-54/19 Saint Mary’s L, 4-34/22 UC Davis W, 10-54/25 US International L, 5-24/26 US International L, 6-44/26 US International L, 5-44/29 at Santa Clara L, 6-45/1 Chico St. W, 8-25/1 Chico St. W, 8-25/6 at Fresno St. L, 5-45/15 CSU Dominguez Hills W, 12-85/16 CSU Dominguez Hills W, 7-15/16 CSU Dominguez Hills L, 7-25/17 CSU Dominguez Hills W, 14-75/23 vs. Tampa W, 14-125/25 vs. Columbus L, 6-55/26 vs. New Haven W, 9-45/26 vs. Troy St. L, 9-1

1987Overall: 38-22

Coach: John Smith1/31 at Chico St. L, 5-31/31 at Chico St. L, 5-32/1 San Jose St. L, 15-02/1 San Jose St. W, 9-12/3 Chico St. W, 9-32/6 UC Davis W, 7-32/7 at UC Davis W, 7-32/7 at UC Davis L,9-62/14 CSU Los Angeles W, 2-02/14 CSU Los Angeles W, 3-02/15 CSU Los Angeles L, 8-42/17 San Francisco W, 7-22/18 CSU Hayward W, 6-52/21 at Santa Clara L, 3-22/21 at Santa Clara W, 10-92/22 Santa Clara W, 6-52/24 at San Francisco W, 7-22/27 Sonoma St. W, 7-52/28 at Sonoma St. W, 5-32/28 at Sonoma St. L, 5-13/3 at San Jose St. L, 1-03/7 at Oregon St. W, 13-123/7 at Oregon St. W, 6-53/8 at Oregon Tech W, 16-43/8 at Oregon Tech W, 12-13/10 San Francisco St. L, 11-93/14 San Jose St. W, 9-83/15 Nevada L , 14-23/18 at CSU Hayward L, 8-53/21 Pacific W, 10-43/22 at Pacific L, 7-33/22 at Pacific L, 5-33/26 Air Force W, 16-33/28 Pepperdine W, 4-23/29 Pepperdine L,10-63/31 at San Francisco St. L, 2-64/3 at CSU Northridge W, 12-84/4 at CSU Northridge L, 7-44/4 at CSU Northridge L, 9-84/7 at California L, 6-54/11 at Saint Mary’s W, 9-64/12 Saint Mary’s W, 6-44/12 Saint Mary’s W, 5-44/15 Santa Clara W, 12-44/16 LaVerne W, 5-44/16 LaVerne W, 16-44/17 LaVerne W, 14-44/17 LaVerne W, 7-54/21 Nevada W, 9-24/24 at UC San Diego W, 5-44/25 at UC San Diego L, 9-54/26 at US International L, 8-04/26 at US International L, 7-14/28 UC Davis W, 16-65/1 Southern Utah W, 8-75/1 Southern Utah W, 5-15/2 Southern Utah W, 9-25/2 Southern Utah W, 5-25/4 at Stanford L,11-35/5 at Stanislaus St. W, 12-9

1988Overall: 43-21

Coach: John Smith2/5 Chico St. W, 7-12/6 Chico St. L, 6-2/W, 3-02/9 at Menlo College W, 24-82/10 California L, 7-22/12 at UC Davis W, 6-42/13 UC Davis W, 12-0/W, 6-02/16 Menlo College W, 15-52/19 at CSU Hayward W, 10-42/20 CSU Hayward W, 8-02/20 CSU Hayward W, 8-02/23 at UC Davis L, 3-62/27 Sonoma St. W, 13-72/27 Sonoma St. L, 5-43/1 at Saint Mary’s W, 8-73/5 CSU Northridge W, 9-53/5 CSU Northridge W, 7-63/6 CSU Northridge L, 7-43/8 at Sonoma St. W, 3-13/11 Oregon Tech W, 15-13/11 Oregon Tech W, 7-03/12 Oregon Tech W, 10-23/12 Oregon Tech W, 14-13/15 at UC Davis L, 7-63/20 Concordia W, 10-33/20 Oregon St. W, 10-93/21 Warner Pacific W, 4-23/22 at CSU Hayward W, 10-33/24 Pacific W, 8-73/25 at Pacific W, 5-33/25 at Pacific L, 3-23/28 at Columbus (Ohio) L, 6-53/29 Troy St. L,13-83/30 Livingston St. L, 5-33/31 West Georgia W, 8-73/31 Columbus College L, 2-14/1 Columbus College W, 15-24/5 UC Davis W, 9-04/9 at Santa Clara L, 11-24/9 at Santa Clara L,11-34/10 Santa Clara L, 6-14/12 at Chico St. W, 9-84/15 at San Francisco L, 8-64/16 San Francisco W, 13-94/24 at Pepperdine L, 4-34/24 at Pepperdine L, 5-34/27 Pacific W, 9-44/30 Saint Mary’s W, 5-44/30 Saint Mary’s W, 4-35/1 at Saint Mary’s W, 10-25/5 at Southern Utah W, 2-05/5 at Southern Utah W, 5-45/6 at Southern Utah L, 6-25/6 at Southern Utah L, 5-35/20 Cal Poly Pomona* W, 12-65/21 Cal Poly Pomona* W, 13-85/21 Cal Poly Pomona* W, 9-55/22 Cal Poly Pomona* W, 4-25/27 Jacksonville St.# W, 3-05/29 Lewis University# W, 5-35/30 Florida Southern# L, 9-25/30 Lewis University# W, 8-25/31 Florida Southern# L, 5-4

* NCAA Regionals (Sacramento, Calif.)#College World Series (Montgomery, Ala.)

1989Overall: 35-18

Coach: John Smith1/23 at Hawai’i Pacific W, 5-41/24 at Hawai’i Pacific W, 11-62/1 UC Davis W, 12-82/7 Saint Mary’s L, 1-02/10 Chico St. W, 5-22/11 at Chico St. W, 15-12/11 at Chico St. W, 5-22/12 Idaho College W, 7-42/13 Idaho College W, 5-4 (11)2/17 UC Davis W, 6-12/18 at UC Davis W, 8-62/22 CSU Hayward W, 8-12/22 CSU Hayward W, 8-12/25 at Sonoma St. W, 3-12/25 at Sonoma St. L, 4-22/26 Oregon St. W, 7-32/27 Oregon St. L, 5-43/3 Nevada W, 5-03/4 Nevada L, 7-23/12 at San Jose St. L, 5-4 (10)3/14 at San Francisco St. W, 7-53/17 at Pacific W, 4-03/19 at Pacific W, 10-13/20 Washington L, 10-53/21 Warner Pacific W, 15-83/22 Columbus College W, 5-23/23 at Santa Clara W, 10-63/29 at UC Davis W, 12-44/1 Oregon Tech L, 5-14/1 Oregon Tech W, 7-34/2 Oregon Tech W, 8-14/2 Oregon Tech W, 9-44/4 Sonoma St. L, 6-54/5 at CSU Hayward L, 12-114/8 Santa Clara W, 6-24/8 Santa Clara L, 10-24/9 at Santa Clara L, 5-04/11 at California W, 7-44/14 San Francisco L, 9-34/15 at San Francisco W, 6-04/18 Chico St. W, 8-44/22 at CSU Northridge L, 2-1 (11)4/23 at CSU Northridge W, 4-14/29 at Saint Mary’s L, 4-14/29 at Saint Mary’s W, 3-1(11)4/30 Saint Mary’s L, 8-05/3 Pacific W, 10-95/8 Pacific W, 3-05/9 San Jose St. W, 6-35/12 Cal Poly L, 11-25/13 Cal Poly W, 5-35/19 San Francisco St.* L, 5-45/19 Cal Poly* L, 4-3

* NCAA Regionals (SLO, Calif.)

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

74

1990Overall: 34-25

Coach: John Smith2/2 CSU Hayward W, 13-22/3 at CSU Hayward W, 5-22/5 at Stanford W, 9-12/9 Chico St. W, 9-42/10 at Chico St. W, 1-0 2/10 at Chico St. L, 5-4 (9)2/11 UC Santa Barbara L, 6-4 (10)2/11 UC Santa Barbara W, 6-32/13 at Stanislaus St. W, 18-92/19 UC Davis L, 5-12/19 UC Davis W, 2-1 (8)2/24 Stanislaus St. W, 9-42/24 Stanislaus St. W, 1-02/26 Oregon St. W, 6-22/27 Santa Clara L, 5-33/3 at San Jose St. L, 8-43/3 at San Jose St. L, 4-3 (10)3/6 at Chico St. W, 6-43/9 Pacific W, 5-43/11 Portland W, 7-13/13 at UC Davis W, 7-63/15 at US International L, 13-63/16 at San Diego St. L, 15-53/17 at San Diego St. L, 5-03/18 at San Diego St. W, 4-33/20 at California L, 6-23/21 at Santa Clara L, 10-5 3/24 San Francisco W, 8-23/24 San Francisco L, 11-53/25 CSU Northridge L, 9-73/27 Sonoma St. L, 8-23/31 San Diego W, 7-13/31 San Diego W, 11-104/2 at San Francisco L, 5-34/4 at UC Davis W, 7-4 (12)4/5 at Pacific W, 2-14/6 at Pacific L, 2-14/9 Mercer College # W, 10-34/10 at Samford W, 12-114/11 at Columbus College W, 5-24/12 Mercer College # W, 12-74/12 at Columbus College L, 7-14/13 Florida A&M W, 10-74/17 UC Davis W, 14-04/22 UC Davis W, 15-64/24 at Sonoma St. W, 5-24/28 at Nevada L, 13-44/28 at Nevada L, 19-94/29 at Nevada L, 9-75/1 Pacific W, 7-15/5 at Saint Mary’s W, 7-05/5 at Saint Mary’s W, 13-55/6 Saint Mary’s L, 8-25/6 Saint Mary’s L, 5-45/9 California W, 8-75/11 at UCLA L, 9-75/12 at UCLA L, 13-55/12 at US International L, 2-15/15 Santa Clara W, 7-2

# Columbus, Ga.

1991Overall: 41-23

Coach: John Smith2/3 at UC Davis W, 9-52/4 at Chico St. W, 6-42/6 UC Davis W, 8-32/9 at UC Santa Barbara W, 8-42/10 at Cal Poly L, 9-82/12 CSU Hayward W, 8-42/13 at Pacific W, 2-02/16 UC Irvine L, 3-22/16 UC Irvine L, 7-62/17 UC Irvine W, 7-42/19 at Stanford W, 12-102/21 Saint Mary’s L, 15-92/23 Southern Utah W, 19-12/23 Southern Utah W, 7-22/24 Southern Utah W, 10-52/26 at Saint Mary’s W, 17-53/8 at Long Beach St. L, 13-113/9 at Long Beach St. L, 7-63/10 at Long Beach St. L, 13-33/12 Samford W, 9-23/13 Samford (at UCD) W, 3-23/14 Samford W, 6-23/15 Samford L, 6-5 (13)3/16 Pacific W, 11-73/16 Pacific W, 6-23/18 Cal Poly Pomona W, 12-33/19 Oregon St. W, 8-63/22 vs. Washington St.* W, 5-13/23 vs. Lewis & Clark* L, 6-0 (7)3/24 vs. Hawai’i* L, 7-6 (12)3/25 vs. Portland St.* L, 5-23/26 vs. Hawai’i-Hilo* L, 6-5 (14)3/27 vs. Davidson College* W, 4-03/28 vs. Wichita St.* L, 3-23/29 vs. Hawai’i-Hilo* W, 11-0 (7)3/30 vs. Davidson College* W, 4-34/2 CSU Stanislaus L, 2-04/6 at Santa Clara L, 8-24/6 at Santa Clara L, 6-34/7 Santa Clara L, 7-24/9 at Nevada W, 9-44/11 Chico St. W, 11-04/11 Chico St. W, 3-14/14 CSU Hayward W, 10-24/14 Saint Mary’s W, 16-54/16 UC Davis W, 5-34/17 Sonoma St. W, 12-44/19 USF W, 7-44/21 at USF W, 11-64/22 California W, 8-44/27 Nevada L, 6-54/27 Nevada W, 2-14/28 Nevada W, 9-34/30 at Stan. St. W, 15-11 (11)5/1 at USF L, 7-55/4 at CSU Northridge L, 9-11(10)5/4 at CSU Northridge L, 0-45/5 at CSU Northridge W, 4-25/8 at Saint Mary’s W, 15-125/10 Grand Canyon W, 6-35/11 Grand Canyon W, 5-25/13 Saint Mary’s L, 6-115/15 Stanford W, 9-85/18 CSU Northridge L, 13-7

* at Hawai’i Rainbow Tournament

1992Overall: 32-25

Coach: John Smith2/2 Stanislaus St. W, 5-22/5 at Stanford L, 6-52/8 Santa Clara W, 8-72/8 Santa Clara W, 6-2 (6)2/10 at UC Davis L, 10-32/22 Long Beach St. L, 12-12/23 Long Beach St. L, 4-12/23 Long Beach St. L, 17-42/25 at Saint Mary’s W, 11-102/28 at Hawai’i L, 9-8 (11)2/29 at Hawai’i L, 8-43/1 at Hawai’i L, 16-13/3 California L, 7-63/8 Chico St. W, 7-23/8 Chico St. W, 6-53/10 at Santa Clara W, 7-43/10 at Santa Clara W, 7-63/12 San Diego St. L, 8-53/14 San Diego St. L, 3-23/17 at UC Davis L, 9-63/21 Oregon St. L, 14-63/22 Oregon St. W, 4-33/23 Oregon St. W, 6-33/25 at San Francisco W, 9-23/27 Southern Utah W, 17-03/28 Southern Utah W, 14-13/28 Southern Utah W, 12-53/29 Southern Utah W, 20-33/29 Southern Utah W, 2-13/31 at California W, 6-14/3 Grand Canyon W, 10-9 (10)4/4 Grand Canyon W, 10-34/4 Grand Canyon W, 8-14/5 Grand Canyon W, 5-44/7 San Francisco W, 11-64/11 at UC Irvine W, 7-04/12 at UC Irvine W, 7-2 (7)4/12 at UC Irvine L, 16-10 (7)4/13 at Chapman L, 3-24/15 at Nevada L, 8-54/18 Saint Mary’s W, 10-54/18 Saint Mary’s L, 2-14/21 at CSU Hayward W, 10-14/22 Pacific W, 6-44/24 at CSU Northridge L, 10-7(11)4/25 at CSU Northridge L, 8-74/26 at CSU Northridge W, 5-4(10)4/28 UC Davis L, 9-8 (10)5/2 at San Jose St. L, 4-15/3 San Jose St. L, 8-25/4 Stanford L, 5-45/8 at Pacific W, 7-45/9 UCLA L, 5-25/10 UCLA W, 10-75/13 Nevada L, 10-25/13 Nevada W, 3-15/15 at Pacific W, 6-1

1993Overall: 36-22, WAC: 13-11

Coach: John Smith2/11 at UC Davis W, 2-02/13 at Saint Mary’s L, 7-22/13 at Saint Mary’s W, 19-82/14 Saint Mary’s W, 4-22/15 at Santa Clara L, 4-32/16 UC Davis W, 12-112/22 at UC Santa Barbara W, 4-12/27 UC Santa Barbara# W, 11-72/27 Oregon St.# L, 8-62/28 California# W, 5-12/28 Oregon St. W, 10-93/2 Valparaiso W, 13-03/3 at Nevada W, 17-113/5 CSU Northridge* W, 4-33/6 CSU Northridge* W, 5-43/7 CSU Northridge* L, 10-33/9 at San Francisco W, 17-33/12 San Diego St.* W, 9-53/13 San Diego St.* W, 2-03/14 San Diego St.* W, 10-93/16 Nevada L, 10-53/19 Utah W, 8-53/20 Oregon St. (at SJSU) L, 7-13/20 at San Jose St. L, 14-73/21 at San Jose St. L, 17-93/22 Stanford W, 11-33/27 at CSU Northridge* W, 7-43/29 at CSU Northridge* L, 2-13/29 at CSU Northridge* L, 7-03/31 at California L, 5-04/2 at Fresno St.* L, 5-34/3 at Fresno St.* L, 14-14/4 at Fresno St.* W, 13-94/6 Santa Clara W, 10-94/10 Hawai’i* L, 6-24/10 Hawai’i* W, 4-14/12 Hawai’i* L, 13-54/13 Pacific L, 8-34/14 San Francisco W, 4-24/16 at San Diego St.* W, 14-74/17 at San Diego St.* W, 6-54/18 at San Diego St.* W, 12-74/20 Saint Mary’s W, 8-54/23 at Long Beach St. L, 10-94/24 at Long Beach St. L, 18-44/25 at Long Beach St. W, 6-14/27 at Pacific W, 8-74/30 Fresno St.* L, 12-75/1 Fresno St.* L, 9-55/2 Fresno St.* W, 8-55/4 Santa Clara W, 6-45/7 at Hawai’i* L, 10-55/8 at Hawai’i* L, 7-15/9 at Hawai’i* W, 11-15/14 Southern Utah W, 9-35/15 Southern Utah W, 4-05/15 Southern Utah W, 5-15/16 Southern Utah W, 14-2

# Sacramento Baseball Classic* WAC games

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS (CONT.)

75

1994Overall: 27-29, WAC: 10-14

Coach: John Smith2/5 Santa Clara L, 5-32/11 UC Santa Barbara W, 13-72/12 UC Santa Barbara L, 9-72/12 UC Santa Barbara W, 11-62/15 at Stanford W, 7-02/16 Wyoming W, 21-72/18 Washington St. W, 11-62/23 UC Davis L, 12-62/25 Saint Mary’s W, 10-12/27 at Saint Mary’s L, 10-43/2 at Santa Clara L, 4-33/4 Oregon St. L, 5-03/4 Portland W, 6-53/5 Oregon St. W, 9-83/6 Portland W, 12-43/8 Nevada L, 15-63/11 at Fresno St.* L, 7-63/12 at Fresno St.* L, 6-23/13 at Fresno St.* W , 9-03/15 Arizona L, 10-43/16 Arizona W, 25-83/18 CSU Northridge* W, 10-63/19 CSU Northridge* L, 10-73/20 CSU Northridge* W, 17-83/22 at California L, 7-63/25 San Diego St.* L, 15-113/26 San Diego St.* L, 14-73/27 San Diego St.* L, 12-103/28 at Saint Mary’s L, 12-54/1 at Hawai’i* W, 5-34/2 at Hawai’i* W, 7-54/3 at Hawai’i* L, 5-44/10 UC Davis W, 8-54/11 at Santa Clara L, 6-34/13 at San Francisco W, 8-34/15 Fresno St.* W, 4-34/16 Fresno St.* L, 7-24/17 Fresno St.* W, 21-134/19 San Francisco L, 9-84/20 Chico St. W, 3-14/22 at CSU Northridge* W, 9-0 4/23 at CSU Northridge* L, 7-64/24 at CSU Northridge* W, 14-64/26 California W, 3-24/27 at Pacific L, 11-104/30 at Stanford W, 8-55/1 Stanford W, 14-35/3 at Nevada W, 11-15/4 Pacific L, 10-95/7 Hawai’i* L, 6-55/7 Hawai’i* L, 11-35/8 Hawai’i* L, 7-35/10 Santa Clara L, 11-65/13 at San Diego St.* L, 8-75/16 at San Diego St.* L, 10-35/16 at San Diego St.* W, 4-2

* WAC games

1995Overall: 28-26, WAC: 16-13

Coach: John Smith1/31 at California L, 6-22/2 Saint Mary’s L, 2-12/4 Saint Mary’s W, 10-52/5 Chico St. W, 4-22/7 at Stanford L, 7-42/10 at UC Santa Barbara W, 7-52/11 at UC Santa Barbara L, 9-82/12 at UC Santa Barbara L, 4-32/14 at Saint Mary’s L, 7-32/17 Washington St. W, 9-82/18 Washington St. W, 6-02/22 Nevada L, 10-52/25 UC Davis W, 9-82/26 at UC Davis W, 5-42/27 UC Davis W, 4-33/4 at San Jose St. L, 13-103/5 San Jose St. W, 7-23/5 San Jose St. W, 7-03/12 at San Diego St.* L, 7-63/13 at San Diego St.* L, 4-33/13 at San Diego St.* L, 11-13/17 CSU Northridge* W, 6-13/19 CSU Northridge* W, 17-63/19 CSU Northridge* W, 13-33/25 Cal Poly* L, 7-63/26 Cal Poly* W, 2-03/26 Cal Poly* W, 9-13/28 at Santa Clara L, 7-13/31 Fresno St.* W, 4-34/1 Fresno St.* L, 5-14/2 Fresno St.* L, 4-14/4 at UC Davis L, 4-34/5 San Francisco St. L, 11-134/7 at Hawai’i* L, 6-5 4/8 at Hawai’i* L, 2-14/9 at Hawai’i* W, 14-84/14 at CSU Northridge* L, 10-44/15 at CSU Northridge* W, 13-94/21 San Diego St.* W, 5-44/22 San Diego St.* W, 10-54/23 San Diego St.* L, 16-24/25 California L, 11-104/26 Santa Clara W, 8-74/28 at Cal Poly* L, 2-14/29 at Cal Poly* W, 4-34/30 at Cal Poly* L, 3-05/2 Pacific L, 3-15/4 Hawai’i* W, 3-25/5 Hawai’i* W, 9-35/6 Hawai’i* W, 2-05/8 Stanford W, 8-65/12 Fresno St.* W, 3-25/13 at Fresno St.* L, 8-75/14 Fresno St.* W, 6-4

* WAC games

1996Overall: 12-43, WAC: 3-27

Coach: John Smith1/26 Cal Poly* L, 7-41/28 Cal Poly* L, 11-62/1 Chico St. L, 13-102/3 San Francisco L, 9-42/7 Stanford L, 5-32/9 UC Santa Barbara W, 7-62/10 UC Santa Barbara L, 8-5 (11)2/11 UC Santa Barbara L, 6-32/13 Santa Clara W, 8-72/16 at Grand Canyon L, 11-62/17 at Grand Canyon W, 11-9(12)2/18 at Grand Canyon L, 6-52/23 San Jose St. W, 11-92/24 San Jose St. L, 9-22/24 Saint Mary’s W, 8-02/25 at San Jose St. L, 3-23/1 Hawai’i* L, 8-5 (11)3/2 Hawai’i* L, 5-43/6 at UC Davis L, 3-03/8 at San Diego St. L, 16-23/9 at San Diego St. L, 7-63/10 at San Diego St. L, 5-33/15 at Santa Clara L, 1-03/16 at Santa Clara W, 6-53/17 Santa Clara L, 11-43/19 at Saint Mary’s W, 4-23/22 CSU Northridge* L, 13-43/23 CSU Northridge* L, 18-63/24 CSU Northridge* L, 7-6 (10)3/27 at California L, 18-43/29 at Fresno St.* L, 6-23/30 at Fresno St.* L, 9-13/31 at Fresno St.* L, 9-44/3 Hawai’i* W, 16-94/5 at Hawai’i* L, 7-34/6 at Hawai’i* L, 15-64/7 at Hawai’i* L, 9-84/12 San Diego St.* L, 9-14/13 San Diego St.* W, 4-3 (10)4/14 San Diego St.* L, 5-44/16 at Stanford L, 4-34/19 at Cal Poly* L, 6-24/20 at Cal Poly* L, 9-74/20 at Cal Poly* L, 12-14/21 at Cal Poly* W, 6-44/23 Nevada L, 11-44/26 Fresno St.* L, 10-04/27 Fresno St.* L, 4-24/28 Fresno St.* L, 5-34/30 at Nevada L, 20-35/3 at CSU Northridge* L, 19-55/4 at CSU Northridge* L, 9-05/5 at CSU Northridge* L, 4-25/7 at Pacific W, 10-7 (10)5/8 UC Davis W, 13-6

* WAC games

1997Overall: 16-39, Big West 8-22

Coach: John Smith1/30 Southern Utah W, 8-72/1 at San Francisco L, 10-52/1 at San Francisco W, 9-62/2 San Francisco W, 4-32/6 Chico St. L , 7-62/7 CSU Northridge L, 9-8 (12)2/8 CSU Northridge L, 14-62/12 Santa Clara L, 3-22/15 Oregon St. W, 2-02/15 Oregon St. L, 18-62/16 Oregon St. L, 8-52/17 Washington St. W, 17-52/22 at CSU Northridge L, 14-32/22 at CSU Northridge L, 20-42/23 at CSU Northridge L, 9-82/25 Stanford L, 18-43/1 Saint Mary’s L, 12-73/1 Saint Mary’s W, 7-33/4 at Saint Mary’s L, 5-23/7 at Pacific* L, 6-03/8 Pacific* W, 6-53/8 Rhode Island W, 31-33/9 at Pacific* L, 20-33/11 at UC Davis L, 16-43/14 Nevada* L, 10-33/15 Nevada* L, 7-63/16 Nevada* L, 8-53/21 at New Mexico St.* L, 9-53/22 at New Mexico St.* W, 13-113/23 at New Mexico St.* W, 19-163/27 at Long Beach St.* L, 22-33/28 at Long Beach St.* L, 4-33/29 at Long Beach St.* L, 10-34/2 UC Davis W, 14-74/4 CSU Fullerton* L, 9-54/5 CSU Fullerton* L, 4-04/6 CSU Fullerton* W, 10-9 (12)4/11 Pacific* L, 3-2 (10)4/12 at Pacific* L, 9-54/13 Pacific* W, 7-64/15 at California L, 7-34/18 at UC Santa Barbara* L, 15-54/19 at UC Santa Barbara* L, 9-74/20 at UC Santa Barbara* L, 15-64/22 at Stanford L, 9-34/25 Cal Poly* L, 17-94/26 Cal Poly* L, 16-74/27 Cal Poly* W, 13-115/2 at Nevada* L, 6-55/3 at Nevada* L, 23-35/4 at Nevada* L, 15-225/6 California L, 15-85/9 New Mexico St.* L, 11-45/10 New Mexico St.* W, 19-115/11 New Mexico St.* W, 12-6

* Big West games


76

1998Overall: 25-35, Big West: 15-19

Coach: John Smith1/22 at Hawai’i L, 20-91/23 at Hawai’i L, 15-51/24 at Hawai’i L, 7-51/30 San Francisco W, 12-112/9 at Chico St. L, 12-72/12 at CSU Northridge L, 12-112/13 at Pepperdine W, 6-52/15 at Pepperdine W, 7-32/15 at Pepperdine L, 11-12/17 at UC Davis L, 10-32/18 Chico St. L, 11-62/20 at San Jose St. L, 6-22/20 at San Jose St. L, 12-82/22 San Jose St. W, 10-62/24 at Fresno St. L, 10-32/28 Saint Mary’s W, 2-12/28 Saint Mary’s W, 5-43/1 Saint Mary’s L, 17-133/4 California L, 15-53/6 Pacific* W, 10-23/7 at Pacific* L, 17-43/8 Pacific* L, 6-23/13 Nevada* L, 14-93/14 Nevada* W, 13-103/15 Nevada* W, 11-63/17 at San Francisco W, 10-93/20 New Mexico St.* W, 13-73/21 New Mexico St.* W, 6-53/22 New Mexico St.* W, 11-63/24 Santa Clara L, 9-53/27 at CSU Fullerton* W, 9-43/28 at CSU Fullerton* L, 15-63/29 at CSU Fullerton* L, 9-44/1 UC Davis W, 13-24/4 Long Beach St.* L, 19-104/4 Long Beach St.* L, 14-64/5 Long Beach St.* L, 18-74/8 at Santa Clara W, 8-64/9 at Cal Poly* L, 6-34/10 at Cal Poly* L, 6-54/12 at Cal Poly* W, 10-84/14 at Stanford L, 12-24/17 UC Santa Barbara* W, 10-74/18 UC Santa Barbara* L, 8-54/19 UC Santa Barbara* W, 7-64/21 Fresno St. L, 6-54/24 at Pacific* L, 13-104/25 Pacific* W, 23-94/26 at Pacific* W, 16-34/29 UC Davis W, 18-25/1 at Nevada* L, 20-105/2 at Nevada* L, 17-135/3 at Nevada* L, 9-55/8 at New Mexico St.* L, 8-65/9 at New Mexico St.* L, 11-95/10 at New Mexico St.* W, 14-135/14 at Long Beach St.! L, 8-75/15 vs. CSU Fullerton! W, 6-55/16 vs. UCSB! W, 15-115/17 vs. Long Beach St.! L, 24-10

* Big West games! Big West Tournament (Fullerton, Calif.)


Coach: John Smith1/29 San Francisco L, 12-01/31 at San Fran. W, 11-10 (10)2/4 at Hawai’i W, 12-42/5 at Hawai’i L, 10-32/6 at Hawai’i L, 21-42/12 at San Diego L, 7-52/13 at San Diego L, 7-02/14 at San Diego L, 9-12/17 at Stanford L, 8-12/19 San Jose St. W, 11-12/20 San Jose St. W, 4-32/21 at San Jose St. L, 4-12/23 at California W, 6-52/27 Saint Mary’s W, 9-62/27 Saint Mary’s W, 7-12/28 Saint Mary’s L, 21-43/5 at UC Santa Barbara* W, 8-63/6 at UC Santa Barbara* L, 7-23/7 at UC Santa Barbara* W, 10-43/9 UC Davis L, 7-63/12 at Long Beach St.* L, 9-13/13 at Long Beach St.* L, 6-33/14 at Long Beach St.* L, 7-03/16 at UC Davis L, 6-53/19 CSU Fullerton* L, 21-23/20 CSU Fullerton* L, 11-53/21 CSU Fullerton* L, 14-73/23 at Santa Clara W, 12-93/26 CSU Northridge W, 8-33/27 CSU Northridge W, 4-3 (12)3/28 CSU Northridge L, 6-23/30 at Fresno St. L, 4-14/1 Cal Poly* L, 4-24/2 Cal Poly* W, 8-44/3 Cal Poly* L, 3-14/7 Santa Clara L, 16-74/9 at New Mexico St.* L, 18-44/10 at New Mexico St.* L, 16-14/11 at New Mexico St.* L, 8-74/13 CSU Hayward L, 7-54/16 Pacific* L, 5-14/17 Pacific* W, 4-34/18 Pacific* L, 8-64/20 Chico St. L, 9-54/23 at Nevada* L, 5-24/24 at Nevada* L, 16-44/25 at Nevada* L, 19-74/26 Fresno St. L,14-74/30 at CSU Fullerton* L, 4-05/1 at CSU Fullerton* L,14-75/2 at CSU Fullerton* W, 13-105/7 Long Beach St.* L, 6-35/8 Long Beach St.* L, 14-45/9 Long Beach St.* W, 11-10 (10)5/15 New Mexico St.* L, 8-35/16 New Mexico St.* W, 4-35/17 New Mexico St.* W, 9-8

* Big West games


Coach: John Smith2/1 San Francisco St. W, 14-52/4 at CSU Northridge L, 3-22/5 at CSU Northridge L, 5-32/6 at CSU Northridge L, 3-22/8 CSU Hayward W, 10-32/15 at UC Davis W, 11-72/18 at San Jose St. L, 13-22/19 at San Jose St. L, 7-32/20 San Jose St. L, 4-32/21 Stanford L, 4-22/25 at Hawai’i L, 9-32/26 at Hawai’i L, 4-32/27 at Hawai’i L, 2-13/4 Saint Mary’s W, 9-8 (11)3/4 Saint Mary’s L, 9-63/7 at Santa Clara W, 8-63/14 UC Davis W, 7-33/15 vs. Hawai’i L, 13-13/17 UC Santa Barbara* L, 2-03/18 UC Santa Barbara* W, 13-03/19 UC Santa Barbara* W, 13-53/21 Fresno St. L, 3-13/24 at Cal Poly* L, 5-43/25 at Cal Poly* W, 11-73/26 at Cal Poly* W, 8-13/28 Chico St. L, 17-73/31 Long Beach St.* W, 5-44/1 Long Beach St.* W, 6-54/2 Long Beach St.* L, 12-64/7 at CSU Fullerton* W, 3-24/8 at CSU Fullerton* W, 12-74/9 at CSU Fullerton* L, 6-44/11 at San Francisco L, 24-44/14 New Mexico St.* L, 7-54/15 New Mexico St.* W, 7-64/16 New Mexico St.* W, 8-44/20 Nevada* L, 7-34/21 Nevada* L, 5-34/22 Nevada* L, 10-84/24 California L, 5-34/25 Santa Clara W, 15-104/28 at Pacific* W, 9-14/29 at Pacific* L, 6-24/30 at Pacific* W, 8-35/2 at Fresno St. L, 15-25/5 Cal Poly* L, 8-75/6 Cal Poly* L, 6-25/8 Cal Poly* L, 15-35/9 San Francisco W, 10-35/12 at UC Santa Barbara* W, 8-65/13 at UC Santa Barbara* L, 10-95/14 at UC Santa Barbara* L, 17-125/19 at New Mexico St.* W, 8-75/20 at New Mexico St.* L, 9-45/21 at New Mexico St.* W, 13-6

* Big West games


Coach: John Smith1/25 at Hawai’i L, 8-7 (11)1/26 at Hawai’i L, 5-11/27 at Hawai’i W, 11-82/2 San Francisco W, 4-32/3 Saint Mary’s L, 4-32/6 UC Davis L, 6-52/9 at San Diego L, 15-22/10 at San Diego W, 7-02/11 at San Diego W, 7-52/14 San Francisco L, 9-12/16 San Francisco St. W, 12-42/17 San Francisco St. W, 19-62/23 Saint Mary’s W, 5-32/27 at Santa Clara W, 7-42/28 at Saint Mary’s W, 3-2 (10)3/2 Utah L, 17-103/3 Utah L, 4-23/3 Utah W, 2-13/8 Eastern Michigan W, 4-33/9 Chicago St. W, 7-03/10 Eastern Michigan W, 4-13/13 at California L, 5-23/16 Pacific W, 8-63/17 Pacific L, 4-23/18 Pacific W, 7-33/20 at Nevada L, 18-83/24 UC Riverside L, 12-83/25 UC Riverside L, 16-13/26 UC Riverside L, 8-63/30 at CSU Northridge L, 6-33/31 at CSU Northridge L, 7-14/1 at CSU Northridge W, 4-24/3 vs. UC Davis L, 12-24/6 at Long Beach St.* L, 3-2 (10)4/7 at Long Beach St.* W, 4-04/8 at Long Beach St.* L, 9-04/12 CSU Fullerton* L, 20-24/13 CSU Fullerton* L, 9-54/14 CSU Fullerton* L, 8-24/17 Nevada L, 9-64/21 UC Santa Barbara* L, 13-54/21 UC Santa Barbara* W, 4-24/22 UC Santa Barbara* L, 9-74/24 Santa Clara L, 4-34/27 at Cal Poly* L, 9-54/28 at Cal Poly* L, 4-34/29 at Cal Poly* W, 6-25/1 Hawai’i L, 9-75/2 Stanford* W, 12-35/4 at UC Riverside L, 10-95/5 at UC Riverside W, 12-65/6 at UC Riverside W, 6-45/8 at Fresno St. W, 4-35/11 CSU Northridge* L, 15-55/12 CSU Northridge* L, 9-15/13 CSU Northridge* L, 8-35/17 at Pacific* L, 6-25/18 at Pacific* L, 7-25/20 at Pacific* W, 5-2

* Big West games


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Coach: John Smith2/8 at Hawai’i L, 6-32/9 at Hawai’i W, 5-2 (13)2/10 at Hawai’i W, 5-32/15 at Saint Mary’s L, 4-32/16 Saint Mary’s W, 7-62/17 Saint Mary’s L, 11-12/20 at UC Davis W, 9-22/23 Centenary W, 5-3 (10)2/23 Centenary W, 12-52/24 Centenary W, 8-62/26 at Santa Clara L, 7-53/1 at San Francisco L, 8-7 (12)3/2 at San Francisco L, 3-23/3 San Francisco W, 9-33/5 Nevada W, 6-53/8 Washington St. W, 9-23/9 Washington St. L, 9-43/10 Washington St. W, 11-10 (10)3/12 at San Jose St. L, 7-13/15 at Cal Poly L, 12-43/16 at Cal Poly W, 18-33/14 Stony Brook W, 3-13/24 Stony Brook L, 7-53/28 Long Beach St.* L, 16-23/29 Long Beach St.* L, 7-23/30 Long Beach St.* L, 9-14/5 at CSU Fullerton* L, 3-14/6 at CSU Fullerton* L, 9-34/7 at CSU Fullerton* L, 22-04/9 vs. UC Davis W, 7-04/12 UC Riverside* L, 10-04/13 UC Riverside* L, 7-34/14 UC Riverside* L, 17-54/16 Hawai’i-Hilo W, 13-84/19 at CSU Northridge* L, 19-74/20 at CSU Northridge* L, 6-44/21 at CSU Northridge* L,12-74/23 Santa Clara L, 18-14/24 at Stanford L, 6-54/26 Cal Poly* L, 7-24/27 Cal Poly* L, 9-64/28 Cal Poly* L, 9-04/30 at Nevada W, 8-75/3 at Fresno St. L, 11-15/4 at Fresno St. W, 8-35/5 at Fresno St. W, 8-55/7 San Jose St. L, 13-75/10 at UC Irvine* W, 4-25/11 at UC Irvine* L, 10-65/12 at UC Irvine* L, 4-35/17 at UC Santa Barbara* L, 14-55/18 at UC Santa Barbara* L, 8-75/19 at UC Santa Barbara* W, 12-75/24 Pacific* L, 10-35/25 Pacific* W, 6-15/26 Pacific* W, 8-5

*Big West games

2003Overall: 33-24

Coach: John Smith2/2 vs. Oregon Tech W, 9-12/2 vs. Oregon Tech W, 11-32/4 Pacific W, 5-42/6 at Saint Mary’s L, 3-22/8 CSU Stanislaus W, 9-52/9 CSU Stanislaus W, 14-22/14 at Hawai’i L, 3-22/15 at Hawai’i L, 2-02/16 at Hawai’i L, 8-72/21 Saint Mary’s W, 5-32/22 at Saint Mary’s L, 5-42/23 Saint Mary’s L, 7-32/25 San Francisco St. W, 11-82/28 at UC Santa Barbara W, 4-13/1 at UC Santa Barbara L, 4-33/2 at UC Santa Barbara L, 11-13/4 Nevada L, 14-13/11 UC Davis W, 9-33/15 Dartmouth W, 18-123/15 Dartmouth L, 9-63/16 Dartmouth L, 13-93/17 Dartmouth W, 10-53/18 Minnesota W, 4-03/19 Minnesota W, 12-73/22 at UC Riverside L, 14-43/23 at UC Riverside L, 6-23/25 California W, 7-63/28 at Pacific L, 5-43/29 Pacific W, 7-53/30 at Pacific W, 5-04/2 at California L, 5-04/4 CSU Hayward W, 5-34/5 CSU Hayward W, 9-64/6 CSU Hayward W, 9-84/8 at Nevada W, 14-44/11 at Stanford L, 9-14/14 at Arizona W, 12-114/16 at Centenary W, 11-84/17 at Centenary W, 12-94/18 at Centenary W, 13-94/22 Stanford L, 5-14/24 Hawai’i-Hilo L, 5-04/24 Hawai’i-Hilo W, 7-24/26 Hawai’i-Hilo W, 11-44/27 Hawai’i-Hilo W, 6-44/28 Arizona L, 21-134/30 Hawai’i L, 10-75/4 San Jose St. W, 2-15/4 San Jose St. W, 2-15/6 Santa Clara L, 6-05/9 at Washington St. L, 17-115/10 at Washington St. L, 14-55/11 at Washington St. W, 15-145/16 San Francisco W, 3-05/17 at San Francisco L, 10-35/18 San Francisco W, 5-4

2004Overall: 29-32

Coach: John Smith1/30 at San Diego St. W, 6-51/31 at San Diego St. W, 10-82/1 at San Diego St. L, 11-72/4 San Francisco W, 5-42/7 at UC San Diego W, 6-52/7 at UC San Diego L, 7-52/8 at UC San Diego W, 3-22/10 at UC Davis L, 11-62/13 Saint Mary’s W, 13-52/14 at Saint Mary’s L, 3-22/15 Saint Mary’s W, 7-42/19 Saint Mary’s W, 8-22/21 San Francisco W, 7-62/22 Washington St. L, 6-22/24 UC Davis L, 12-42/27 Washington St. L, 4-22/28 vs. Oregon St. W, 10-32/29 UC Riverside L, 5-33/3 at California L, 4-33/6 at Arizona W, 9-83/6 at Arizona L, 5-23/7 at Arizona L, 11-63/10 at Santa Clara W, 8-63/12 San Francisco St. W, 4-03/13 San Francisco St. W, 15-93/14 San Francisco St. L, 5-43/20 Cal Poly W, 3-13/21 UC Riverside L, 4-23/21 Cal Poly L, 5-23/22 UC Riverside L, 9-13/26 at Pacific W, 16-93/26 at Pacific W, 15-53/27 Pacific W, 5-43/28 Pacific W, 6-13/30 Nevada L, 10-64/2 UC Santa Barbara L, 10-54/3 UC Santa Barbara L, 11-04/4 UC Santa Barbara L, 10-14/6 at Hawai’i W, 6-34/7 at Hawai’i L, 5-44/9 at Hawai’i-Hilo W, 4-24/9 at Hawai’i-Hilo L, 5-04/10 at Hawai’i-Hilo L, 4-34/10 at Hawai’i-Hilo W, 4-34/16 Oregon St. L, 7-24/17 Oregon St. L, 9-14/18 Oregon St. L, 12-64/20 at Nevada L, 17-44/23 at Stanford L, 15-14/24 Stanford W, 2-14/27 California L, 3-254/30 at San Jose St. L, 4-35/1 at San Jose St. W, 6-55/2 at San Jose St. L, 9-85/4 San Francisco W, 8-65/8 at Washington St. L, 17-35/9 at Washington St. W, 3-15/10 at Washington St. L, 6-55/14 Northern Colorado W, 12-115/15 Northern Colorado W, 17-75/16 Northern Colorado W, 9-8

2005Overall: 20-36-1

Coach: John Smith2/4 Washington St. L, 8-72/5 Washington St. W, 9-82/6 Washington St. W, 8-62/11 Saint Mary’s L, 6-22/12 San Francisco L, 12-12/13 UC Davis L, 5-22/16 at Santa Clara L, 7-42/19 Saint Mary’s L, 8-12/24 North Dakota St. W, 3-02/25 North Dakota St. W, 6-12/26 North Dakota St. W, 8-12/26 North Dakota St. T, 4-43/1 at Hawai’i W, 8-53/2 vs. #15 Wichita St. L, 9-33/3 vs. #22 La. Lafayette L, 2-43/4 vs. South Florida W, 7-43/5 vs. UC Davis L, 6-33/11 UC Riverside L, 5-23/12 UC Riverside L, 7-13/15 at Saint Mary’s L, 7-63/18 at Oregon St. L, 8-23/18 at Oregon St. L, 7-43/19 at Oregon St. L, 9-33/25 at #10 Stanford W, 4-33/26 #10 Stanford L, 8-23/29 at California L, 7-54/1 UC Davis L, 4-14/2 at UC Davis L, 4-24/3 UC Davis W, 9-74/7 Hawai’i-Hilo W, 7-54/9 Hawai’i-Hilo W, 9-04/9 Hawai’i-Hilo L, 6-34/10 Hawai’i-Hilo W, 4-14/12 California W, 9-44/15 Utah Valley St. W, 4-14/16 Utah Valley St. W, 14-54/16 Utah Valley St. W, 7-64/17 Utah Valley St. W, 8-34/19 at San Francisco L, 9-34/23 #5 Arizona W, 7-44/24 UC Irvine L, 4-34/26 vs. Kansas St. L, 14-34/27 vs. Kansas L, 12-54/29 at #24 Cal Poly L, 10-34/30 at #24 Cal Poly L, 11-15/1 at #24 Cal Poly L, 11-25/3 Santa Clara L, 5-35/7 at Washington St. L, 6-05/8 at Washington St. L, 11-45/9 at Washington St. W, 6-55/11 Saint Mary’s L, 10-25/13 San Jose St. W, 5-35/14 San Jose St. L, 2-05/15 San Jose St. L, 6-25/20 Pacific L, 4-15/21 Pacific L, 2-15/22 Pacific L, 4-2


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2006Overall: 20-37 WAC: 8-16

Coach: John Smith2/4 at UC Davis L, 3-2 (10)2/7 at Saint Mary’s L, 9-32/10 at San Francisco L, 11-52/11 at San Francisco L, 10-52/12 at San Francisco W, 6-22/14 at Pacific L, 8-32/17 Saint Mary’s W, 6-42/18 at Saint Mary’s W, 13-12/19 Saint Mary’s W, 11-62/21 at Santa Clara L, 11-92/23 North Dakota St. W, 7-52/24 Portland W, 7-52/25 #8 Oregon St. L, 8-32/26 San Francisco L, 6-23/3 at UC Irvine L, 3-13/4 at UC Irvine L, 5-43/5 at UC Irvine W, 4-23/8 Santa Clara L, 6-13/10 N. Colorado L, 12-33/11 N. Colorado W, 5-23/12 N. Colorado W, 6-03/15 San Francisco L, 4-23/17 Utah Valley St. L, 8-03/18 Utah Valley St. W, 7-13/18 Utah Valley St. L, 6-53/19 Utah Valley St. W, 7-13/21 at California L, 8-23/24 at Fresno St.* L, 5-13/25 at Fresno St.* L, 13-63/26 at Fresno St.* L, 12-113/31 Nevada* L, 7-34/1 Nevada* W, 7-54/2 Nevada* W, 5-44/7 at New Mexico St.* W, 15-54/8 at New Mexico St.* W, 19-74/9 at New Mex. St.* W,12-8 (12) 4/13 San Jose St.* L, 6-14/14 San Jose St.* W, 9-74/15 San Jose St.* L, 6-44/18 at Stanford L, 12-54/21 La. Tech* L, 10-74/22 La. Tech* W, 11-10 (10)4/23 La. Tech* W, 2-14/25 UC Davis W, 9-64/28 at Hawai’i* L, 3-24/29 at Hawai’i* L, 5-24/30 at Hawai’i* L, 5-25/9 at Pacific L, 8-75/10 Stanford L, 5-45/12 at Nevada* L, 9-65/13 at Nevada* L, 6-35/14 at Nevada* L, 3-25/19 Fresno St.* L, 10-75/20 Fresno St.* L, 14-35/21 Fresno St.* L, 7-45/25 at #21 Fresno St.^ L, 10-25/26 vs. La. Tech^ L, 14-9

*WAC Games^WAC Tournament (Fresno, Calif.)

2007Overall: 17-40 WAC: 10-14

Coach: John Smith2/2 at Loyola Marymount L, 9-5 2/3 at Loyola Marymount L, 8-1 2/4 at Loyola Marymount L , 8-5 2/6 at Pacific L, 16-10 2/11 at San Francisco L, 8-4 2/16 South Dakota St. L, 2-1 2/17 South Dakota St. L,15-3 2/18 South Dakota St. W, 13-4 2/20 San Francisco St. W, 8-5 2/23 San Francisco L, 9-0 2/24 Saint Mary’s L, 14-4 2/25 Oregon St. L, 18-5 3/2 at La. Tech* W, 4 -2 3/3 at La. Tech* L, 13-5 3/4 at La. Tech* W, 7-5 3/9 UC Davis W, 7-5 3/10 at UC Davis L, 5-3 3/11 UC Davis L, 7-3 3/13 Pacific W, 7-4 3/16 at New Mexico St.* W, 7-3 3/17 at New Mexico St.* W, 9-5 3/18 at New Mexico St.* L , 10-9 3/21 San Francisco L, 6-4 3/24 at Stanford W, 6-0 3/25 Stanford L, 10-0 3/26 San Francisco L, 6-1 3/30 at Fresno St.* L, 16-7 3/31 at Fresno St.* L, 8-1 4/1 at Fresno St.* L, 5-2 4/5 Hawai’i* L, 9-6 4/6 Hawai’i* L, 12-9 (10)4/7 Hawai’i* W, 8-5 4/10 at San Francisco L , 8-1 4/13 La. Tech* L, 5-2 4/15 La. Tech* L, 8-1 4/15 La. Tech* L, 6-3 4/17 California L, 10-4 4/20 at San Jose St.* L, 5-3 4/21 at San Jose St.* L, 5-1 4/22 at San Jose St.* W, 11-84/25 Saint Mary’s L, 7-6 4/27 Nevada* L , 8-6 4/28 Nevada* L, 11-5 4/29 Nevada* W, 5-4 5/1 at Pacific W, 13-11 5/3 New Mexico St.* W, 11-0 5/4 New Mexico St.* W, 3-2 5/5 New Mexico St.* W, 7-3 5/8 at UC Davis L, 5-1 5/11 at Northern Colo.* L, 11-9 5/12 at Northern Colo.* W, 4-3 5/13 at Northern Colo.* L, 10-5 5/16 UC Davis L , 10-1 5/19 Santa Clara L, 5-3 5/20 at Santa Clara L, 5-3 5/24 vs. Fresno St.^ L, 10-2 5/25 vs. Hawai’i^ L , 19-7

*WAC Games^WAC Tournament (Reno, Nev.)

2008Overall: 24-34 WAC: 14-17

Coach: John Smith2/22 Loyola Marymount W, 12-7 2/23 Loyola Marymount L, 7-32/26 San Francisco L, 12-42/29 at #1 Arizona L, 9-33/1 at #1 Arizona L, 15-73/2 at #1 Arizona L, 10-93/6 BYU W, 16-23/7 Portland L, 4-23/8 Utah Valley L, 7-23/9 UC Davis L, 12-33/11 Pacific W, 14-63/14 at San Jose St.* W, 2-13/15 at San Jose St.* L, 13-13/15 at San Jose St.* L, 5-13/16 at San Jose St.* L, 5-43/18 at #12 California W, 12-63/21 Gonzaga L, 4-33/22 Gonzaga L, 9-53/22 Gonzaga L, 18-123/25 #17 Stanford W, 5-33/28 Hawai’i* W, 4-23/29 Hawai’i* W, 6-43/29 Hawai’i* W, 5-23/30 Hawai’i* W, 10-64/1 UC Davis L, 10-54/3 at La. Tech* W, 17-24/5 at La. Tech* W, 13-74/5 at La. Tech* W, 6-44/11 San Jose St.* L, 9-44/12 San Jose St.* W, 6-34/12 San Jose St.* W, 10-94/13 San Jose St.* L, 2-14/15 at UC Davis L, 8-74/18 Hawai’i-Hilo W, 12-24/19 Hawai’i-Hilo W, 6-54/19 Hawai’i-Hilo W, 11-14/20 Hawai’i-Hilo W, 8-24/22 at San Francisco L, 9-84/25 New Mexico St.* L, 7-44/26 New Mexico St.* L, 5-34/26 New Mexico St.* L, 11-54/27 New Mexico St.* L, 14-44/29 at Santa Clara L, 7-65/2 at Hawai’i* L, 8-35/3 at Hawai’i* L, 3-15/3 at Hawai’i* W, 7-35/4 at Hawai’i* L, 8-75/9 at Nevada* L, 14-55/9 at Nevada* L, 6-55/9 at Nevada* W, 13-45/9 at Nevada* L, 13-125/16 Fresno St.* W, 9-85/17 Fresno St.* W, 4-05/17 Fresno St.* L, 6-45/18 Fresno St.* L, 13-65/22 vs. Fresno St.^ L, 3-25/23 vs. New Mexico St.^ W, 8-55/24 vs. Nevada* ^ L, 15-5

*WAC Games^WAC Tournament (Ruston, La.)

2009Overall: 27-27 WAC: 8-14

Coach: John Smith2/20 at Arizona L, 5-32/21 at Arizona W, 10-72/22 at Arizona L, 11-22/27 at Cal Poly L, 9-22/28 at Cal Poly L, 11-53/1 at Cal Poly L, 6-23/7 at Saint Mary’s L, 7-63/7 at Saint Mary’s L, 10-23/8 Saint Mary’s W, 14-23/10 Saint Mary’s W, 5-33/11 Pacific W, 8-43/13 at UC Davis W, 5-33/14 UC Davis L, 9-33/15 at UC Davis W, 10-13/17 at San Francisco W, 6-5 (11)3/19 Cornell W, 6-23/20 Cornell W, 9-03/21 Cornell W, 10-63/21 Cornell W, 18-5 (7)3/24 at Oregon W, 10-53/25 at Oregon L, 6-43/28 Menlo College W, 15-3 (7)3/28 Menlo College W, 15-6 (7)3/29 Menlo College W, 5-13/29 Menlo College W, 9-5 (7)4/3 at New Mexico St.* L, 7-64/4 at New Mexico St.* W, 18-134/4 at New Mexico St.* L, 10-7 (7)4/5 at New Mexico St.* l, 15-5 (8)4/10 Utah Valley W, 7-54/10 Utah Valley L, 9-64/11 Utah Valley W, 16-6 (7)4/11 Utah Valley W, 7-14/14 San Francisco L, 12-74/17 at Hawai’i* L, 5-44/18 at Hawai’i* W, 2-14/18 at Hawai’i* L, 7-2 (7)4/19 at Hawai’i* L, 8-44/24 La. Tech* W, 8-74/25 La. Tech* W, 8-64/26 La. Tech* L, 7-44/27 La. Tech* L, 10-54/29 at Stanford L, 6-45/2 San Jose St.* W, 11-65/3 San Jose St.* L, 10-95/8 at Nevada* W, 14-135/9 at Nevada* W, 9-65/9 at Nevada* W, 12-6 (7)5/10 at Nevada* L, 7-65/12 at California L, 15-05/14 Fresno St.* l, 15-75/15 Fresno St.* L, 4-35/16 Fresno St.* L, 11-85/16 Fresno St.* L, 7-6

*WAC Games


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2010Overall: 18-35-1 WAC: 7-17

Coach: John Smith2/19 at UNLV W, 10-8 (11)2/20 at UNLV W, 19-5 2/21 at UNLV L, 18-14 2/26 vs. #25 Kansas L, 4-3 2/26 vs. Gonzaga W, 8-2 2/27 vs. #25 Kansas L, 10-4 3/5 UC Davis L, 11-3 3/6 at UC Davis L, 2 - 13 3/7 UC Davis W, 7 - 6 3/9 Saint Mary’s L, 6 - 8 3/10 Saint Mary’s T, 4 - 4 3/13 #16 UC Irvine W, 2-1 3/13 #16 UC Irvine L, 5-3 3/14 #16 UC Irvine L, 4-3 (10)3/16 Pacific W, 5-43/19 at Arizona L, 5-0 3/20 at Arizona L, 8-7 3/21 at Arizona L, 10-6 3/23 at Saint Mary’s L, 5-4 3/26 at CSU Northridge W, 13 -12 3/27 at CSU Northridge L, 14-23/28 at CSU Northridge L, 10-6 3/31 Albany W, 22-2 4/1 UC Santa Barbara L, 9-0 4/3 UC Santa Barbara W, 3-0 4/3 UC Santa Barbara W, 10-9 4/6 San Francisco St. W, 10-3 4/7 at San Francisco L, 5-4 (11) 4/13 at Pacific L, 5-2 4/16 Hawai’i* W, 11-6 4/17 Hawai’i* W, 3-2 4/17 Hawai’i* L, 7-4 4/18 Hawai’i* W, 9-4 4/22 New Mexico St.* L, 11-4 4/23 New Mexico St.* L, 4-2 4/24 New Mexico St.* L, 9-3 4/25 New Mexico St.* L, 3-0 4/30 at San Jose St.* L, 13-1 (7) 5/1 at San Jose St.* W, 7-4 5/1 at San Jose St.* W, 12-3 (7) 5/2 at San Jose St.* L, 5-4 (11) 5/4 #21 California L, 7-3 5/7 at La. Tech* L, 17-115/8 at La. Tech* L, 27-12 (7)5/8 at La. Tech* L, 5-4 5/9 at La. Tech* L, 7-2 5/14 Nevada* W, 6-4 5/15 Nevada* L, 4-2 5/15 Nevada* L, 7-6 (7)5/16 Nevada* L, 11-0 (7) 5/21 at Fresno St.* W, 12-2 5/22 at Fresno St.* L, 7-6 5/22 at Fresno St.* L, 10-1 (7) 5/23 at Fresno St.* L, 8-4

*WAC Games

2011Overall: 19-39 WAC: 6-18Coach: Reggie Christiansen

2/20 at UC Davis W, 4-3 at UC Davis L, 1-02/21 UC Davis W, 3-2 (10)2/22 Saint Mary’s L, 2-1 (11)2/26 UC Riverside L, 2-0 (11) UC Riverside L, 18-22/27 UC Riverside L, 4-33/1 UC Davis W, 6-43/2 at Pacific L, 3-23/4 at UC Santa Barbara L, 4-23/5 at UC Santa Barbara W, 3-23/6 at UC Santa Barbara L, 10-93/8 at San Francisco L, 3-23/11 at #22 UC Irvine L, 9-53/12 at #22 UC Irvine L, 5-33/13 at #22 UC Irvine L, 9-73/16 Minnesota L, 3-13/17 Minnesota L, 7-5 (11)3/18 at CSU Northridge W, 3-1 at CSU Northridge L, 13-73/19 at CSU Northridge L, 10-53/25 Utah Valley L, 6-03/27 Utah Valley W, 6-3 Utah Valley L, 4-13/29 Pacific L, 8-24/2 at Seattle W, 10-7 at Seattle W, 3-24/3 at Seattle L, 2-1 (7) at Seattle W, 3-14/8 at Hawai’i* L, 16-1 (7)4/9 at Hawai’i* L, 3-2 (7) at Hawai’i* L, 5-34/10 at Hawai’i* L, 3-24/15 Air Force W, 2-14/16 Air Force W, 3-2 (7) Air Force W, 9-64/17 Air Force L, 8-74/21 #12 Fresno St.* L, 2-04/22 #12 Fresno St.* L, 7-34/23 #12 Fresno St.* W, 2-1 (7) #12 Fresno St.* L, 12-44/25 at Saint Mary’s W, 5-44/29 San Jose St.* L, 5-34/30 San Jose St.* W, 2-0 (7) San Jose St.* L, 5-45/1 San Jose St.* L, 3-0 (11)5/6 at New Mexico St.* L, 8-75/7 at New Mexico St.* W, 15-8(7) at New Mexico St.* L, 11-95/8 at New Mexico St.* W, 19-115/13 at Nevada* W, 4-25/14 at Nevada* L, 10-7 (7) at Nevada* L, 8-35/15 at Nevada* L, 10-0 (8)5/20 La. Tech* L, 4-15/21 La. Tech* W, 5-4 (7) La. Tech* L, 2-15/22 La. Tech* L, 8-3

*WAC Games

2012Overall: 31-28 WAC: 11-7Coach: Reggie Christiansen

2/17 CSU NORTHRIDGE L, 6-4 2/18 CSU NORTHRIDGE W, 2-0 2/19 CSU NORTHRIDGE L, 5-3 2/20 SAINT MARY’S L, 7-2 2/24 SEATTLE W, 9-6 2/25 SEATTLE W, 6-5 2/26 SEATTLE W, 8-7 2/28 at Pacific L, 13-10 3/2 at #24 UCLA L, 5-2 3/3 at #24 UCLA L, 6-2 3/4 at #24 UCLA L, 11-23/7 CREIGHTON W, 7-2 3/9 at UC Riverside L, 15-4 3/10 at UC Riverside L, 1-0 3/11 at UC Riverside W, 5-2 3/15 DARTMOUTH W, 11-33/17 DARTMOUTH L, 12-4 DARTMOUTH L, 6-13/18 DARTMOUTH W, 8-2 3/19 DARTMOUTH W, 1-0 3/20 PACIFIC W, 6-33/21 at Utah W, 6-2 3/22 at Utah Valley W, 13-3 3/23 at Utah Valley L, 10-6 3/24 at Utah Valley L, 13-83/28 at San Francisco W, 3-13/30 at CSU Bakersfield W, 2-0 3/31 at CSU Bakersfield L, 11-4 4/1 at CSU Bakersfield L, 5-2 4/6 at Louisiana Tech * L, 7-5 4/7 at Louisiana Tech * W, 2-14/8 at Louisiana Tech * W, 11-6 4/11 UC DAVIS W, 11-4 4/14 #25 NMSU * L, 16-4 #25 NMSU * L,, 6-1 4/15 #25 NMSU * W, 10-7 4/16 #25 NMSU & W, 8-7 4/17 at UC Davis W, 8-5 4/20 NEVADA * W, 2-0 4/21 NEVADA * W, 8-7 4/22 NEVADA * L, 9-14/27 at San Jose St. * W, 7-2 4/28 at San Jose St. * W, 8-3 4/29 at San Jose St. * L, 8-7 5/1 SAN FRANCISCO L, 10-15/4 at Fresno St. * W, 9-7 5/5 at Fresno St. * L, 10-6 5/6 at Fresno St. * L, 8-6 5/8 SAINT MARY’S W, 2-1 (10)5/11 HAWAI’I * W, 7-6 (12)5/12 HAWAI’I * W, 10-3 5/13 HAWAI’I * W, 10-2 5/18 UNLV L, 12-0 5/19 UNLV L, 5-3 5/20 UNLV L, 8-7 (11)5/24 ^ vs. Nevada W, 15-5 (8)5/25 ^ vs. Fresno St. W, 8-3 5/26 ^ vs. Fresno St. L, 9-6 5/27 ^ vs. Fresno St. L, 4-3 (13)

* WAC Games& Played as a non-conference game^ WAC Tournament (Mesa, Ariz.)

2013Overall: - WAC: -

Coach: Reggie Christiansen2/15 at Texas 4:30 PM2/16 at Texas 12 PM2/17 at Texas 11 AM2/19 at Fresno St. 6 PM2/22 UC RIVERSIDE 2 PM2/23 UC RIVERSIDE 11 AM UC RIVERSIDE DH2/24 UC RIVERSIDE 12 PM2/26 NEVADA 2 PM3/1 UTAH VALLEY 2 PM3/2 UTAH VALLEY 1 PM3/3 UTAH VALLEY 12 PM3/5 at UC Davis 2:30 PM3/8 CSU NORTHRIDGE 2 PM3/9 CSU NORTHRIDGE 1 PM3/10 CSU NORTHRIDGE 12 PM3/12 at Saint Mary’s 3 PM3/15 at UC Santa Barbara 3 PM3/16 at UC Santa Barbara 3 PM3/17 at UC Santa Barbara 1 PM3/19 at Saint Mary’s 3 PM3/22 CSU BAKERSFIELD * 3 PM3/23 CSU BAKERSFIELD * 1 PM3/24 CSU BAKERSFIELD * 12 PM3/26 FRESNO ST. (Raley Field) 6 PM3/28 at Dallas Baptist * 4:30 PM3/29 at Dallas Baptist * 12 PM3/30 at Dallas Baptist * 10 AM4/ 2 UC DAVIS 3 PM4/ 3 SAN FRANCISCO 3 PM4/ 5 TEXAS ST. * 3 PM4/ 6 TEXAS ST. * 12 PM4/ 7 TEXAS ST. * 1 PM4/ 12 at New Mexico St. * 5 PM4/ 13 at New Mexico St. * 5 PM4/ 14 at New Mexico St. * 11 AM4/ 19 at Texas-San Antonio * 4 PM4/ 20 at Texas-San Antonio * 12 PM4/ 21 at Texas-San Antonio * 10 AM4/ 23 SAINT MARY’S 3 PM4/ 24 at San Francisco 3 PM4/ 26 LOUISIANA TECH * 3 PM4/ 27 LOUISIANA TECH * 1 PM4/ 28 LOUISIANA TECH * 12 PM4/ 30 at Nevada 2 PM5/3 at Seattle U * 6 PM5/4 at Seattle U * 2 PM5/5 at Seattle U * 12 PM5/7 at UC Davis 2:30 PM5/10 SAN JOSE ST. * 3 PM5/11 SAN JOSE ST. * 1 PM5/12 SAN JOSE ST. * 12 PM5/14 at Pacific 6 PM5/16 TEXAS-ARLINGTON * 3 PM5/17 TEXAS-ARLINGTON * 3 PM5/18 TEXAS-ARLINGTON * 1 PM5/22 at WAC Tournament ^ TBA

* WAC games^ WAC Tournament at QuikTrip Park

(Grand Prairie, Texas)


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