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SAN JOSE SPLIT

UC Irvine opened its 38th season of baseball last weekend in

San Jose winning the opener and finishing 2-2 overall

The ‘Eaters outscored the Spartans 22-19 helped along by an 11-

0 victory to close out the series

SJSU swept UC Irvine in a Saturday doubleheader winning the

opener, 9-3, and the nightcap, 8-5

FIRE ANTS

Keston Hiura has reached base in 20 consecutive games and

holds a 6-game hitting streak, both longest on the team

He also leads the squad with RBIs in three straight games

Parker Coss and Evan Cassolato each have scored runs in three

straight games

Hiura’s 19-game hitting streak last season tied Ollie Linton (07-

08) and Adam Ging (1985) for the fifth-longest in program histo-

ry

Shaun Vetrovec impressed with a quality start on Sunday

shutting out the Spartans in seven innings

Vetrovec needed just 69 pitches, 52 of which were strikes. He

went 10 consecutive batters without throwing a pitch outside

the strike zone before issuing a four-pitch walk with two outs in

the sixth inning

FIRST RESPONDERS

Sean Sparling recorded his first career win in three scoreless

innings of relief on Friday night in his 31st career appearance

Freshman Jordan Bocko dispatched of his only batter Friday

night to clean up his first career save

Other first-time relievers in Friday’s win were juniors Ben

Ritchey and Calvin Faucher along with freshman Miles Glazier

Ben Ritchey threw two scoreless innings to start his Anteater

career finding the strike zone 18 times out of his 23 pitches

Junior catcher Alex Guenette made a serious impact in his first

start snagging his first hit, RBI, and stolen base in the process

HOME COOKIN’

The ‘Eaters are now 23-14-1 all-time on opening day breaking a

streak of two straight losses, and 10-9-1 in road openers

In the program’s home opener all-time, UCI has a 24-13 record

Last season, the Anteaters won its first home game, 5-2, over

Tennessee, and took two of the three games in the series

The ‘Eaters are 5-3 in home openers under Coach Gillespie

GREATEST AMERICAN HIURA

Keston Hiura was named to the Golden Spikes Award Presea-

son Watch List amongst 60 collegiate players nationwide

Hiura was named a Preseason All-American by the National

Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA), D1Base-

ball.com, and Perfect Game publications

The sophomore landed on four freshman All-American lists

including NCBWA, D1Baseball.com, Baseball America, and Colle-

giate Baseball

February 23, 2016

Keston Hiura

Watch List Golden Spikes Award Preseason All-American NCBWA Preseason All-American D1Baseball Preseason All-American Perfect Game All-American NCBWA Freshman All-American Baseball America Freshman All-American Collegiate Baseball Freshman All-American D1Baseball Freshman All-West Region ABCA/Rawlings Big West Freshman Field Player of the Year All-Big West First Team Big West Player of the Week May 4 Big West Player of the Week April 6

Mikey Duarte

Brooks Wallace Award Semifinalist All-Big West First Team Big West Player of the Week May 11

Mitchell Holland

All-Big West Second Team Big West Player of the Week May 25

2015 honors in italics

5-5

UC Irvine went 5-5 in Tuesday midweek contests last season including a 2-3

record in Anteater Ballpark

2011

The ‘Eaters and Wolfpack opened the 2011 season in Anteater Ballpark with a three-game series that UCI swept out-

scoring Nevada 39-8

31

The Anteaters reached 31 times via walk or HBP over the weekend. Cole Kreuter led the team with 6 of the 22 walks. Adam Alcantara was hit 3 times

out of the program’s 9 total

2

Four Anteater runs came home via sacrifice fly in the series, and 2 brought home the first career RBIs for players

Matt Reitano and Jake Hazard

Day Date Opponent Time/Result Fri. Feb. 19 at San Jose State W, 3-2 Sat. Feb. 20 at San Jose State L, 3-9 at San Jose State L, 5-8 Sun. Feb. 21 at San Jose State W, 11-0 Tue. Feb. 23 San Diego State 6:30 PM Thu. Feb. 25 NC Dinos (Exh.) 6:30 PM Fri. Feb. 26 Nevada 6:30 PM Sat. Feb. 27 Nevada 2:00 PM Sun. Feb. 28 Nevada 1:00 PM

Tue. Mar. 1 at Loyola Marymount 6:00 PM Fri. Mar. 4 UT San Antonio 6:30 PM Sat. Mar. 5 UT San Antonio 2:00 PM Sun. Mar. 6 UT San Antonio 1:00 PM Tue. Mar. 8 Bakersfield 6:30 PM Fri. Mar. 11 at Tennessee 2:00 PM Sat. Mar. 12 at Tennessee 10:00 AM Sun. Mar. 13 at Tennessee 10:00 AM Wed. Mar. 16 Maryland 6:30 PM Fri. Mar. 18 Seattle 6:30 PM Sat. Mar. 19 Seattle 2:00 PM Sun. Mar. 20 Seattle 12:00 PM Tue. Mar. 22 Loyola Marymount 6:30 PM Tue. Mar. 29 at San Diego 6:00 PM

Fri. Apr. 1 at Hawai’i * 9:35 PM Sat. Apr. 2 at Hawai’i * 9:35 PM Sun. Apr. 3 at Hawai’i * 4:05 PM Fri. Apr. 8 UC Riverside * 6:30 PM Sat. Apr. 9 UC Riverside * 2:00 PM Sun. Apr. 10 UC Riverside * 1:00 PM Tue. Apr. 12 at Bakersfield 6:00 PM Fri. Apr. 15 at Long Beach State * 6:00 PM Sat. Apr. 16 at Long Beach State * 2:00 PM Sun. Apr. 17 at Long Beach State * 1:00 PM Tue. Apr. 19 at San Diego State 6:00 PM Fri. Apr. 22 at UC Davis * 2:30 PM Sat. Apr. 23 at UC Davis * 1:00 PM Sun. Apr. 24 at UC Davis * 1:00 PM Mon. Apr. 25 UNLV 2:00 PM Tue. Apr. 26 at USC 6:00 PM Fri. Apr. 29 Cal State Fullerton * 6:30 PM Sat. Apr. 30 Cal State Fullerton * 2:00 PM

Sun. May 1 Cal State Fullerton * 1:00 PM Tue. May 3 at UNLV 2:00 PM Fri. May 6 at UCLA 6:00 PM Sat. May 7 UCLA 2:00 PM Sun. May 8 at UCLA 1:00 PM Tue. May 10 San Diego 6:30 PM Fri. May 13 at Cal Poly * 6:00 PM Sat. May 14 at Cal Poly * 6:00 PM Sun. May 15 at Cal Poly * 1:00 PM Tue. May 17 USC 6:30 PM Fri. May 20 UC Santa Barbara * 6:30 PM Sat. May 21 UC Santa Barbara * 7:00 PM Sun. May 22 UC Santa Barbara * 5:00 PM Thu. May 26 CSUN * 6:30 PM Fri. May 27 CSUN * 6:30 PM Sat. May 28 CSUN * 2:00 PM

Home games in italics * - Big West game

Standings Big West Overall Home 1 Cal Poly 0-0 4-0 4-0 2 UCSB 0-0 4-0 4-0 3 LBSU 0-0 2-1 2-1 4 UC Riverside 0-0 2-2 2-2 5 UC Irvine 0-0 2-2 0-0 6 Hawai’i 0-0 2-4 1-3 7 CSUN 0-0 1-2 1-2 8 CSUF 0-0 1-2 0-0 9 UC Davis 0-0 1-3 1-3

GAME SCHEDULE (2-2) RECENT AWARDS

ANT-ALYTICS

2016 BIG WEST STANDINGS

UCI MATCHUP HISTORY SDSU

Junior Sean Sparling sparkled in his only appearance of the weekend shutting down a bases-loaded, no-out situation in the fifth inning, and rolling through two more inning to preserve a shutout and earn his first career win on Friday. The rest of the relief appearances were filled with newcomers to the bullpen in three juniors making their Anteater de-buts and three freshmen. The juniors, Chris Vargas, Ben Ritchey, and Calvin Faucher, put together 6.2 innings allowing just two earned runs and three walks while striking out six led by Vargas’ three-inning stint with four strikeouts tainted by three unearned runs. The freshmen commanded the ninth inning on Friday resulting in a save for Jordan Bocko. Along with Miles Glazier and Mitchell Miller, the crew went 3.1 innings over the weekend allowing three runs and three hits. The catching position was up in the air over the weekend following a late injury to Griffin Mazur. His return is likely soon, but junior Alex Guenette and freshman Matt Reitano stepped in nicely over the four games. Guenette went 3-for-6 col-lected his first career hit, double, RBI, and stolen base. Reitano finished 0-for-6, but made solid contact on multiple occasions, and did contribute a walk, hit by pitch, and sac fly. Each outfield position came through on the defensive end providing an assist on the weekend: Wyatt Castro completed the double play from right field nailing a runner at the plate to end the second inning Satur-day night. In the bottom of the seventh of that same game, the Spartans rallied for a pair of runs, but Keston Hiura helped gun down a runner hitting his cutoff Mitchell Holland who redirected the play to third base for the second out. The final instance came early Sunday during a scoreless game in the second inning. A two-out single was followed by a double down the left field line that Evan Cassolato chased down, fired to Parker Coss, who threw a dart to Reitano at home to end the inning and keep the score at zeroes.

SAN DIEGO STATE AZTECS (0-3) ANALYZING THE ANTEATERS

San Diego State was swept at home to open the season to No. 14 Oregon, 8-2, 10-5, and 4-3. The team batted .250 with four hits from Jordan Verdon and Alan Trejo. Spencer Thornton collected the lone HR along with a team-leading 3 RBIs. David Hensley added 2 doubles and 2 RBIs. Marcus Reyes allowed 2 ER over 7 innings Sunday for the best Aztec per-formances on the mound. The bullpen was responsible for 14 runs over 11.2 innings during the weekend.

The Wolfpack busted 42 hits with 12 going for extra bases. Three were homeruns while four different players legged out triples. TJ Friedl led the charge with seven hits and six runs to go with a triple, homer, and three RBIs. The team was successful on nine of its 10 stolen base attempts paced by Miles Mastrobuoni and Justin Bridg-man each going 3-for-3. The staff put together a 4.24 ERA in the four games as Mark Nowaczewski and Christian Stolo each had quality starts. Zach Wilkins punched out eight batters in 5.1 innings and did not sur-render a walk. The defense committed just two er-rors over the four games and turned one double play. Nevada spread out its scoring throughout the weekend with seven runs in the first three innings, 10 in the middle innings, and seven more down the stretch. UNR does not have another series against a Big West program, however it does play a home-and-home mid-week series with UC Davis beginning March 29th on the road and returning home on April 26. They also travel to UC Santa Barbara on April 18.

34 Wins 52 17 (1 tie) Home Wins 23 10 Series Wins 17 Last series - 2015 3/3 - SDSU 2-6 UCI 4/7 - UCI 7-4 SDSU 4/14 - UCI 3-4 SDSU

40 Sean Sparling Tues., Feb. 23 Harrison Pyatt 31 RHP (1-0, 0.00) 6:30 PM (0-0, -.--) RHP

5 Alex Guenette Jr. C Jr. CJ Saylor 14 35 Mitchell Holland So. 1B Fr. Jordan Verdon 21 2 Cole Kreuter So. 2B So. Justin Wylie 9 15 Jonathan Muñoz Sr. 3B Jr. Andrew Brown 28 4 Parker Coss So. SS So. Alan Trejo 13 8 Evan Cassolato Jr. LF Sr. Spencer Thornton 10 22 Keston Hiura So. CF So. Chase Calabuig 34 12 Wyatt Castro Sr. RF So. Tyler Adkison 18 30 Adam Alcantara Jr. DH So. David Hensley 22

15 Wins 8 9 Home Wins 5 5 Series Wins 3 Last Series (March 15-17, 2012) Fri. - UCI 3-8 UNR Sat. - UCI 6-1 UNR Sun. - UCI 6-5 UNR (10)

TBD Fri., Feb. 26 TBD 6:30 PM TBD Sat. Feb. 27 TBD 2:00 PM TBD Sun. Feb. 28 TBD 1:00 PM

5 Alex Guenette Jr. C Sr. Justin Hazard 28 35 Mitchell Holland So. 1B So. Jordan Pearce 21 2 Cole Kreuter So. 2B Jr. Miles Mastrobuoni 10 15 Jonathan Muñoz Sr. 3B Sr. Bryce Greager 1 4 Parker Coss So. SS Jr. Justin Bridgman 3 8 Evan Cassolato Jr. LF So. Grant Fennell 5 22 Keston Hiura So. CF So. TJ Friedl 6 12 Wyatt Castro Sr. RF Jr. Trenton Brooks 13 30 Adam Alcantara Jr. DH Jr. Brandon Evans 16

UCI TUESDAY’S PROBABLES SDSU

UCI POSITIONAL OUTLOOK SDSU

UCI MATCHUP HISTORY NEVADA

UCI WEEKEND ROTATION NEVADA

UCI POSITIONAL OUTLOOK NEVADA

NEVADA WOLFPACK (2-2)

Hiura was named Big West Freshman Field Player of the Year, a first

for the program

UCI has claimed the Big West Freshman Pitcher of the Year twice in

Scott Gorgen (2006) and Blair Erickson (2004)

Hiura populated the All-West Region team, the third straight season

an Anteater has made it

UCI has earned 14 All-West Region nods from 11 different players

Hiura is one of five position players to make the team joining Jona-

than Muñoz, Taylor Sparks, Drew Hillman, and Ben Orloff

He was one of five all-conference members from UC Irvine, the

eighth consecutive season earning five or more

Hiura landed near the top of many Anteater records including sec-

ond in doubles (18), hits (75), and at-bats (227) while setting new

marks with seven home runs and 52 RBIs

2015 SWINGS

Over the 37 years of Anteater baseball, the program holds a record

of 1,154-884-19.

UCI won 11 weekend series in 2015 and even rattled off a 15-game

win streak which followed a seven-game losing streak to open the

year

UCI’s 302 runs scored were the most in a season since 2011

The ‘Eaters hammered exactly 100 doubles, also the first time

reaching that mark since 2011

2015 was a power surge for UCI with 31 home runs falling one shy

of the combined total from 2013 (20) and 2013 (12)

UC Irvine had three players homer in consecutive at-bats last sea-

son (Mitchell Holland, Cameron Bishop, Andrew Martinez) a feat

that had only been done nine times in the previous 13 seasons and

twice in any season just three times

Martinez and John Brontsema homered in the same inning against

Fresno State on Feb. 15, the 19th time in program history that has

happened

UCI laid down 65 sacrifice hits ranking it 11th nationally

The 2.72 walks per nine innings was 26th-best in the nation in 2015

UCI slugged .394 which led the Big West at regular season’s end

The 302 runs scored tied them with UC Santa Barbara for the most

at the end of the regular season

UPPER MANAGEMENT

Head Coach Mike Gillespie is entering his ninth season with the

Anteaters and 29th overall at the collegiate level

Gillespie has a career record of 309-169 and stands three wins away

from matching Mike Gerakos (1981-92) as the program’s all-time

winningest coach at 312

Over his career, Gillespie has won 1,072 games

UCI has won 28 national championships in nine different sports, the most recent in men’s volleyball in 2013 UCI has finished in the top five in the Division I-AAA Athletics Directors Associa-tion All-Sports rankings of the 95 Division I schools that do not sponsor football each of the last six years, including runner-up showings the past two years and three of the last four. UCI placed first in 2007 The Anteaters have captured 82 conference regular-season titles since moving to NCAA Division I in 1977 Nearly 500 UCI student-athletes have earned All-America honors The University has had 57 representatives participate in the Olympics and Para-lympics

ATHLETICS NOTES

Overall 2-2 Home 0-0 Away 2-2 Neutral 0-0 vs. Big West schools 0-0 vs. Non-conference 2-2 vs. Ranked schools 0-0

Day games 1-2 Night games 1-0

February 2-2 March 0-0 April 0-0 May 0-0

Friday 1-0 Saturday 0-2 Sunday 1-0 Midweek 0-0 Doubleheader 0-2 Series wins 0-0-1 Rubber games 0-0 vs. LH starter 0-0 vs. RH starter 2-2

Shutouts 1-0 Longest streaks W1 / L2

Inning by Inning UCI OPP 1st 1 4 2nd 0 3 3rd 0 0 4th 5 0 5th 3 1 6th 3 4 7th 0 3 8th 8 2 9th 2 2 Extras 0 0 Total 22 19 Most runs - game 11 Most runs allowed - game 9 Most runs - inning 5 (8th) Most allowed - inning 4 (1st) Largest comeback 0 Largest lead lost 1 Scoring first 2-1 Opponent scores first 0-1 Leading after 7 2-0 Tied after 7 0-0 Trailing after 7 0-2

NATIONAL RANKINGS - PRESEASON ‘EATER STATS

RPI WATCH (2015)

NCBWA Rank Baseball America Florida 1 Florida Louisville 2 Louisville Vanderbilt 3 Texas A&M Texas A&M 4 Virginia Miami (FL) 5 Oregon State LSU 6 Miami (FL) Oregon State 7 Vanderbilt Virginia 8 LSU LSU 9 Houston Florida State 10 Louisiana-Lafayette Oregon 11 Cal Houston 12 Oregon TCU 13 Oklahoma State North Carolina 14 Michigan UCLA 15 UCLA Oklahoma State 16 Florida State Cal 17 TCU Arkansas 18 NC State NC State 19 Coastal Carolina South Carolina 20 North Carolina Michigan 21 Mississippi Coastal Carolina 22 Kentucky Cal State Fullerton 23 Georgia Tech Mississippi State 24 Mississippi State Missouri State 25 Oklahoma

RPI ....................................................... .5523 RPI National Rank ..................................... 47 Strength of Schedule ........................... .5346 SOS National Rank .................................... 59 vs. RPI Top 50 ........................................4-10 vs. RPI 51-100 ........................................11-9

School Games 2015 RPI UCLA May 6-7-8 7 Cal State Fullerton April 29-May 1 20 UC Santa Barbara May 20-22 24 USC April 26 | May 17 27 Maryland March 16 31 Nevada March 26-28 59 CSUN May 26-28 67 San Diego State Feb. 23 | April 19 73 Tennessee March 13-15 74 UT San Antonio March 4-6 76 San Diego March 29 | May 10 85 Long Beach State April 15-17 86 Loyola Marymount March 1 | March 22 108 Bakersfield March 8 | April 12 112 Cal Poly May 13-15 117 UC Davis April 22-24 140 UNLV April 25 | May 3 176 Hawai’i April 1-3 201 Seattle March 18-20 236 UC Riverside April 8-10 249 San Jose State W-L-L-W 266 Home Away

COACHING EXPERIENCE 1971-86 College of the Canyons (418-165) 1987-2006 Southern California 2000 USA Baseball National Team 2007 Staten Island Yankees (NY Penn League - Short-season) 2007- UC Irvine Anteaters

AWARDS

2014 West Region Coach of the Year 2010 American Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame 2009 Big West Coach of the Year 2002 Pac-10 Coach of the Year 1998 National Coach of the Year West Region Coach of the Year 1996 West Region Coach of the Year Pac-10 Coach of the Year 1995 Pac-10 Coach of the Year 1991 Pac-10 Coach of the Year

CAREER 1 CWS Title (1998) 6 CWS appearances 11 Super Regional appearances 20 NCAA Postseason appearances 6 Conference championships 42 All-Americans 2 Big West Players of the Year 2 Big West Defensive Players of the Year 5 Big West Pitchers of the Year 54 All-Big West honorees

RECORD Year School Overall Conf. Finish Postseason

1987 USC 32-28 12-18 5th

1988 USC 36-26 13-17 4th CWS

1989 USC 41-25 16-14 3rd Regional

1990 USC 40-22 18-12 3rd Regional

1991 USC 46-17-1 23-7 1st Regional

1992 USC 28-26 13-17 6th

1993 USC 35-29 15-15 4th Regional

1994 USC 41-20 19-11 3rd Regional

1995 USC 49-21 21-9 1st CWS runner-up

1996 USC 44-16-1 24-6 1st Regional

1997 USC 42-20 17-13 3rd Regional

1998 USC 49-17 21-9 2nd CWS Champion

1999 USC 36-26 17-7 2nd Super Regional

2000 USC 44-20 16-8 4th CWS

2001 USC 45-19 18-6 1st CWS

2002 USC 37-24 17-7 1st Super Regional

2003 USC 28-28 11-13 T5th

2004 USC 24-32 10-14 T6th

2005 USC 41-22 15-9 T3rd Super Regional

2006 USC 25-33 11-13 T5th

2008 UC Irvine 42-18 14-10 T3rd Super Regional

2009 UC Irvine 45-15 22-2 1st Regional

2010 UC Irvine 39-21 17-7 2nd Regional

2011 UC Irvine 43-18 16-8 2nd Super Regional

2012 UC Irvine 31-25 14-11 4th

2013 UC Irvine 33-22 15-12 T4th

2014 UC Irvine 41-25 15-9 4th CWS

2015 UC Irvine 33-23 15-9 3rd

Overall 1070-638-2 (.626) Conf. 444-280

UC Irvine 307-167 (.648) Big West 128-68

USC 763-471-2 (.618) Pac-10 316-212

MIKE GILLESPIE HEAD COACH, NINTH SEASON

UC Irvine opened the 2015 season with its worst start, losing six straight games, but veteran coach Mike Gillespie quickly turned the team in the right direction as the Anteaters rebounded by posting 15 consecutive victories for the longest win streak in UCI’s Division I history. The team finished third in the Big West at 15-9 after winning six of eight league series. Gillespie-lead teams have finished in the Big West’s top three five of his eight seasons and in 2015, the offense highlighted the ‘Eaters efforts, belting 100 doubles to reach the century mark for the first time since 2011. UCI also hit a league-leading 31 home runs, the most since 2010, to go along with a .394 slugging percentage that also topped the conference.

All-American Keston Hiura was voted UCI’s first-ever Big West Fresh-man Player of the Year and was joined by Mikey Duarte on the all-conference first team. Jerry McClanahan and Mitchell Holland were second-team choices while Kris Paulino was tabbed an honorable mention giving Gillespie 54 all-conference honorees at UCI, nearly half of the program’s total of 110.

With over 1,000 Division I career wins and five trips to the NCAA postseason with the Anteaters, Gillespie has kept UCI among the nation’s elite. Last season, the 2014 National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association Coach of the Year tacked on a fifth College World Series appearance to an already prominent coaching resume. It was the second post-season trip to Omaha, Nebraska for the Anteaters, who recorded a 41-25 overall mark. UCI stunned No. 1 Oregon State in regional action and followed that with a two-game sweep of Okla-homa State at the Stillwater Super Regional to reach the CWS. There the team handed Texas a 3-1 loss in the opening game before losing to Vanderbilt and the Longhorns to end the post-season run. At the end of the year, UCI was ranked in the top 10 in four polls with its highest rank of No. 6 by Collegiate Baseball.

Anteater pitching, long one of the foundations of the program, led the way as the staff logged a 2.76 earned run average, the best in pro-gram history. It was just the second time a UCI team had recorded a team ERA below 3.00. Pitchers Andrew Morales and Sam Moore both collected All-America honors. Morales was named the Senior CLASS Award winner while Moore won the Gregg Olsen “Breakout Player of the Year” accolade. Five Anteaters were drafted by Major League Organizations in the First-Year Player Draft and five also earned All-Big West Conference nods.

Gillespie, an American Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Famer, boasts a Division I lifetime record of 1070-638-2 and is in the top 30 among active coaches in win percentage. At UCI, he has produced the program’s only two Big West Players of the Year with Taylor Sparks, the most recent honoree winning the award in 2013. Ben Orloff, who was UCI’s inaugural Big West Player of the Year in 2009, is now an assistant coach on Gillespie’s staff.

In his eight-year tenure, an Anteater pitcher claimed Big West Pitcher of the Year honors five times from 2008-2014 and Big West Defensive Players of the Year, Brian Hernandez and D.J, Crumlich won the distinction back-to-back years in 2011 and 2012 under Gillespie’s tutelage.

Gillespie was hired in the fall of 2007, becoming the baseball pro-gram’s eighth head coach. In 2008, the Anteaters kicked off the year with a 16-1 mark for the program’s best start. UCI lost just two week-end series in the regular season and went on to advance to the NCAA postseason, defeating Oral Roberts and Nebraska to win the Lincoln Regional. UCI, which recorded a 42-18 record, was ranked as high as No. 3 in the nation.

He led the Anteaters into uncharted territory in 2009. That season UC Irvine was the consensus No. 1 team in the nation and was awarded a No. 6 national seed in the NCAA postseason, a first for UCI. Making their fourth consecutive postseason appearance, the Anteaters served as a regional host for the first time in the program’s history. Under Gillespie’s leadership, the Anteaters won their first-ever Big West Conference title, winning the championship with a 22-2 mark in league play and posting the Big West’s second-highest win percentage at .916. The Anteaters were a perfect 12-0 at home in conference action, becoming the first team in Big West history to accomplish the feat as well as recording the third straight 40-win season, finishing at 45-15. The 45 victories were the most since UCI became a Division I program in 1977-78. At the conclusion of the regular season, a school-record ten Anteaters were honored on the Big West All-Conference teams and Gillespie was voted the conference Coach of the Year, his fifth such honor.

In 2010, the Anteaters were 39-21 overall, logging a season-high six game win streak and earned the program’s sixth consecutive NCAA Tournament berth. Daniel Bibona became the first Anteater to win back-to-back Big West Pitcher of the Year honors and became UCI’s strikeout leader with 332. Christian Bergman nearly threw a perfect game, facing 27 batters in a complete-game win and seven Anteaters

garnered all-conference awards. In post-season action, Gillespie’s Anteaters eliminated LSU and finished as runners-up in regional play.

In 2011 the team dropped just two conference weekend series all year and then mounted a post-season charge at the Los Angeles Regional where the Anteaters defeated three conference champions, Fresno State, San Francisco and UCLA, to advance to the Char-lottesville Super Regional. UCI earned eight All-Big West honors, the third-most collected by the program since 2009 and the 2011 season also saw UCI’s fourth no-hitter as Matt Summers handed Long Beach State a 2-0 shutout. UCI finished 43-18 for the program’s fourth 40-win season in the last five years and the team also posted a second-place finish in the Big West at 16-8 for its fourth consecutive top three conference finish. Brian Hernandez was named the Big West’s inaugu-ral Defensive Player of the Year and he along with catcher Ronnie Shaeffer, collected American Baseball Coaches Association Gold Glove Awards with UCI being the only program with multiple recipients.

In 2013, UCI won 10 weekend series and posted a 25-9 record at home to improve to 126-46 at Anteater Ballpark during the Gillespie era. Seven players were voted to the all-conference teams, Sparks was named an ABCA Gold Glove winner and he and Morales com-bined for six All-America nods.

Gillespie’s coaching fame includes a 20-year career at USC, where he guided the Trojans to 15 postseason appearances, four College World Series appearances (1995, 1998, 2000 and 2001) and a national title in 1998 for which Gillespie was named National Coach of the Year by Collegiate Baseball and the American Baseball Coaches Associa-tion.

Gillespie posted a 763-471-2 (.618) record during his tenure at USC, producing 30 major league players, including five who were voted to the All-Star Game in 2003 (Mark Prior, Barry Zito, Aaron Boone, Bret Boone and Geoff Jenkins).

His reign at USC began in 1987 and in just his second season, guided the Trojans to the West Regional, falling just one game shy of the College World Series. USC made four consecutive regional appearanc-es, including winning the conference title in 1991. From 1993, Gilles-pie led USC to an impressive 10 consecutive postseason appearances that included back-to-back College World Series appearances in 2000 and 2001, marking the first time USC accomplished the feat since 1973 and 1974.

His teams won five Pacific-10 titles, garnered Pac-10 Coach of the Year honors four times (1991, 1995, 1996, 2002) and West Region Coach of the Year accolades twice (1996 and 1998) by the American Baseball Coaches Association.

In 2002, Gillespie directed his talents to the USA Baseball National Team, leading the team to a 27-3-1 record and posting the highest winning percentage (.900) in history until the mark was surpassed by the 2003 team. The national team reeled off a 21-game unbeaten streak at the end of the season and Team USA captured the crown with an 8-5 win against Cuba. For his efforts, Gillespie was nominated by the United States Olympic Committee as the baseball Coach of the Year. It was his second stint with USA Baseball, having served as an assistant coach with the 1997 USA team.

He is only one of two men (Arizona's Jerry Kindall) to both play for and coach an NCAA-championship baseball team. He was the left-fielder for USC’s 1961 national-championship squad and coached the 1998 team to the program’s 12th title.

Prior to coaching at USC, Gillespie coached at the College of the Canyons, where he built the program from scratch. In his 16 seasons at Canyons, Gillespie compiled a 420-167 (.716) record and won 11 Mountain Valley Conference championships, including six consecutive from 1981-86. He captured three state titles and finished as the California runner-up twice. His teams finished with 20 or more wins in 13 years of his tenure, posting 30-plus wins six times. His final squad won 41 games in 1986, the most-ever by a California community college at that time. His term included three California Community College Co-Coach of the Year awards.

Gillespie served as Canyon’s athletic director from 1977-86 and taught English, physical education and health education. He earned his bachelor’s (1962) and master’s (1963) degrees from USC.

Gillespie and his wife, Barbara, have four children, Kelly, Mitch, Matt and Tiffany and have three grandchildren, Cade, Cole and Samantha.

No. Name Position Bat/Throw Ht. Wt. Year DOB Hometown Previous School 1 Mikey Duarte INF R/R 5-11 182 Sr. 4-8-94 Redondo Beach St. John Bosco HS 2 Cole Kreuter INF R/R 6-0 182 So. 11-29-95 Santa Barbara Westminster Christian Miami HS 4 Parker Coss INF R/R 6-0 170 So. 5-1-95 San Juan Capistrano Capistrano Valley Christian HS 5 Alex Guenette C R/R 5-10 210 Jr. 6-12-95 Carlsbad La Jolla Country Day HS 7 Mikey Filia OF R/R 5-10 170 Fr. 11-5-96 Irvine Irvine HS 8 Evan Cassolato INF L/R 5-11 190 RS-Jr. 4-22-94 Encinitas Cathedral Catholic HS 9 Calvin Faucher RHP S/R 6-1 170 Jr. 9-22-95 Chula Vista Southwestern CC 10 Ryan Johnston OF R/R 5-10 160 Fr. 5-7-97 San Diego Cathedral Catholic HS 11 John Brontsema INF R/R 6-2 190 Jr. 12-13-94 Santa Barbara Santa Barbara HS 12 Wyatt Castro OF L/R 6-0 205 Sr. 9-11-94 Antelope San Joaquin Delta College 13 Ben Ritchey RHP R/R 6-0 190 Jr. 1-21-95 Sacramento Sacramento City CC 14 Miles Glazier LHP L/L 6-0 175 Fr. 11-10-96 San Marino San Marino HS 15 Jonathan Munoz INF L/R 6-3 215 RS-Sr. 12-9-92 Whittier Diamond Bar HS 16 Alonzo Garcia RHP R/R 6-3 200 So. 12-19-95 Sylmar San Fernando HS 18 Daniel Alvarez RHP S/R 6-2 150 Fr. 12-12-96 La Mirada California HS 20 Matt Reitano C R/R 5-11 195 Fr. 11-8-96 San Diego Mira Mesa HS 22 Keston Hiura INF/OF R/R 6-0 188 So. 8-2-96 Valencia Valencia HS 23 Michael Martin RHP R/R 6-2 210 Jr. 1-6-95 San Diego Cathedral Catholic HS 26 Andrew Martinez INF R/R 6-4 245 RS-Jr. 12-14-93 Chula Vista Mater Dei HS 27 Grant Palmer INF R/R 5-11 190 RS-Sr. 8-21-92 El Segundo El Camino CC 28 Matt Marini RHP R/R 6-4 220 Fr. 7-29-97 Miami, Fla. Christopher Columbus HS 30 Adam Alcantara OF R/R 6-0 200 Jr. 10-22-94 Alta Loma Bishop Amat HS 31 Griffin Mazur C R/R 5-10 190 Fr. 4-8-97 Moorpark Moorpark HS 32 Elliot Surrey LHP L/L 6-0 190 Sr. 2-22-94 La Crescenta Crescenta Valley HS 33 Jake Hazard OF R/R 6-3 205 So. 3-23-96 Tustin Beckman HS 34 Cameron Bishop LHP/OF L/L 6-5 235 So. 2-14-96 Brea Brea Olinda HS 35 Mitchell Holland INF R/R 6-0 210 Sr. 12-23-93 Rancho Santa Margarita Saddleback College 36 Mitch Miller RHP R/R 5-11 160 Fr. 5-31-97 Merced Merced HS 37 Shaun Vetrovec RHP R/R 6-2 205 So. 6-27-96 Costa Mesa Newport Harbor HS 38 Jordan Bocko P/OF R/R 5-11 190 Fr. 1-10-97 Laguna Niguel Capistrano Valley HS 39 Chris Vargas P/INF R/R 5-10 190 Jr. 10-3-95 Orange Villa Park HS 40 Sean Sparling RHP R/R 6-0 185 Jr. 2-13-95 Whittier La Habra HS 43 Robert White INF R/R 6-1 175 Fr. 6-11-97 Manhattan Beach Mira Costa HS 44 Dylan Riddle LHP L/L 5-11 180 Fr. 7-16-97 San Clemente San Clemente HS 55 Edgar Ruvalcaba C R/R 5-9 210 Jr. 6-28-95 Sylmar Birmingham Community Charter HS Head Coach: 19 Mike Gillespie (9th season, USC, 1962) Associate Head Coach: 6 Ben Orloff (3rd season, UC Irvine, 2009) Assistant Coach: 3 Daniel Bibona (4th season, UC Irvine, 2010) Assistant Coach: 29 Eric Deragisch (6th season, UC Irvine, 2009) Director of Operations: Evan Brock (2nd season, UC Irvine, 2014) Undergraduate Volunteer Assistant: Jon Herkins (1st season) Undergraduate Volunteer Assistant: Bryce Stowell (1st season)

Adam Alcantara ................................... al-can-TERRA Daniel Bibona ........................................ buh-BO-nah John Brontsema ................................ BRONT-sim-ah Evan Cassolato ................................... cass-oh-LOT-o Eric Deragisch ..................................... DARE-uh-gish Mikey Duarte ........................................... DWAR-tay Mikey Filia ............................................... fuh-LEE-uh Calvin Faucher.............................................. fo-SHAY

Miles Glazier .............................................. glay-ZEAR Alex Guenette .......................................... GAH-nette Keston Hiura ................................................ HUE-rah Griffin Mazur ............................................... MAY-zer Jonathan Munoz .................................... MOON-yohz Matt Reitano .......................................... rye-TAH-no Edgar Ruvalcaba ................................ ROO-va-cah-va Shaun Vetrovec .................................. veh-TRO-veck

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Mikey Duarte | 1 Sr. - INF - R/R St. John Bosco HS

Cole Kreuter | 2 So. - INF - R/R Westminster Chr. Miami HS

Parker Coss | 4 So. - INF - R/R Capistrano Valley Chr. HS

Alex Guenette | 5 Jr. - C - R/R La Jolla Country Day HS

Mikey Filia | 7 Fr. - OF - R/R Irvine HS

Evan Cassolato | 8 RS-Jr. - INF - L/R Cathedral Cath. HS

Calvin Faucher | 9 Jr. - RHP - S/R Southwestern CC

Ryan Johnston | 10 Fr. - OF - R/R Cathedral Cath. HS

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John Brontsema | 11 Jr. - INF - R/R Santa Barbara HS

Wyatt Castro | 12 Sr. - OF - L/R San Joaquin Delta College

Ben Ritchey | 13 Jr. - RHP - R/R Sacramento City CC

Miles Glazier | 14

Fr. - LHP - L/L

San Marino HS

Jonathan Muñoz | 15

RS-Sr. - INF - L/R Diamond Bar HS

Alonzo Garcia | 16 So. - RHP - R/R San Fernando HS

Daniel Alvarez | 18 Fr. - RHP - S/R California HS

Matt Reitano | 20 Fr. - C - R/R Mira Mesa HS

Keston Hiura | 22 So. - INF/OF - R/R Valencia HS

Michael Martin | 23

Jr. - RHP - R/R Cathedral Cath. HS

Andrew Martinez | 26

RS-Jr. - INF - R/R Mater Dei HS

Grant Palmer | 27 RS-Sr. - INF - R/R El Camino CC

Matt Marini | 28 Fr. - RHP - R/R Christopher Columbus HS

Adam Alcantara | 30

Jr. - OF - R/R Bishop Amat HS

Griffin Mazur | 31 Fr. - C - R/R Moorpark HS

Elliot Surrey | 32 Sr. - LHP - L/L Crescenta Valley HS

Jake Hazard | 33 So. - OF - R/R Beckman HS

Cameron Bishop | 34

So. - LHP/OF - L/L Brea Olinda HS

Mitchell Holland | 35

Sr. - INF - R/R

Saddleback College

Mitchell Miller | 36

Fr. - RHP - R/R Merced HS

Shaun Vetrovec | 37

So. - RHP - R/R Newport Harbor HS

Jordan Bocko | 38 Fr. - RHP/OF - R/R Capistrano Valley HS

Chris Vargas | 39 Jr. - RHP/INF - R/R Villa Park HS

Sean Sparling | 40 Jr. - RHP - R/R La Habra HS

Robert White | 43 Fr. - INF - R/R Mira Costa HS

Mike Gillespie | 19 Head Coach

Ben Orloff | 6 Associate Head Coach

Danny Bibona | 3 Assistant Coach

Eric Deragisch | 29 Assistant Coach

Evan Brock Director of Operations

Dylan Riddle | 44 Fr. - LHP - L/L San Clemente HS

Edgar Ruvalcaba | 55

Jr. - C - R/R Birmingham Comm. Charter HS

Player 2-hit 3-hit 4-hit 5-hit+ Total 2-2B 3-2B 2-HR 3-HR 1 Duarte - - - - - - - - - 2 Kreuter 1 - - - 1 - - - - 4 Coss 1 1 - - 2 - - - - 5 Guenette 1 - - - 1 - - - - 8 Cassolato - 1 - - 1 - - - - 11 Brontsema - - - - - - - - - 12 Castro 1 - - - 1 1 - - - 15 Muñoz - 1 - - 1 1 - - - 20 Reitano - - - - - - - - - 22 Hiura 2 1 - - 3 - - - - 26 Martinez - - - - - - - - - 27 Palmer - - - - - - - - - 30 Alcantara 1 - - - 1 - - - - 33 Hazard - - - - - - - - - 34 Bishop - - - - - - - - - 35 Holland 1 - - - 1 - - - - TEAM 8 4 - - 12 2 - - -

Hitting Notes Multiple-Hit Games Hitting Streaks

Current Home Road Longest 2 - - - 1 - 1 2 2 - 2 2 2 - 2 2 3 - 3 3 5 - - - 2 - 2 2 1 - 1 1 - - - - 6 - 4 6 - - - - - - - - 2 - 2 2 - - - - - - - - 2 - 2 2

Player 2-RBI 3-RBI 4-RBI 5-RBI+ Total 2-run 3-run 2-BB 3-BB 1 Duarte - - - - - - - - - 2 Kreuter - - - - - 1 - 3 - 4 Coss - - - - - - - - - 5 Guenette 1 - - - 1 - - - - 8 Cassolato - 1 - - 1 - 1 1 - 11 Brontsema - - - - - - - - - 12 Castro - - - - - - - - - 15 Muñoz 1 - - - 1 - - 1 - 20 Reitano - - - - - - - - - 22 Hiura 1 - - - 1 - - - - 26 Martinez - - - - - - - - - 27 Palmer - - - - - - - - - 30 Alcantara - - - - - 1 - - - 33 Hazard - - - - - - - - - 34 Bishop - - - - - - - - - 35 Holland - - - - - 1 - 1 - TEAM 3 1 - - 4 3 1 6 -

Quality Stats Multiple-Run Games Run / On-Base Streaks

RBI Longest Run Longest On-Base Longest - - - - 14 14 2 2 2 2 6 6 - 1 3 3 3 3 2 2 - - 2 2 1 1 3 3 3 3 - - - - 5 5 - 1 2 2 4 4 1 1 - 2 7 7 - 1 - - - 1 3 3 - 1 20 20 - - - - - - - - - - - 3 1 1 1 1 7 7 - 1 - - - - - - - - 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2

Player Quality Starts CG 10-K 0-BB Unearned Holds IR IRS 9 Faucher - - - 1 - - - - 13 Ritchey - - - 2 - - - - 14 Glazier - - - 1 - - 1 - 16 Garcia - - - - 1 - - - 18 Alvarez - - - - - - - - 23 Martin - - - - - - - - 28 Marini - - - - - - - - 32 Surrey - - - - - - - - 34 Bishop - - - - 2 - - - 36 Miller - - - - - - 2 2 37 Vetrovec 1 - - - - - - - 38 Bocko - - - - - - 3 - 39 Vargas - - - - 3 - 1 1 40 Sparling - - - 1 - - 3 - 44 Riddle - - - - - - - - TEAM 1 - - 5 6 - 10 3

Pitching Notes Notable Pitching Numbers Pitching Streaks

Shutout Longest Longest Outing Shortest Outing 1 1 1 0.2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 5 5 - - - - - - - - - - - - 4 4 4 4 3 3 5.2 5.2 1 1 1 1 7 7 7 7 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 - 1 3 3 3 3 3 3 - - - - 9 9 9 8

STREAKS AND TRENDS

GENERAL INFORMATION City | Zip: .......................... Irvine, Calif. | 92697-4500 Nickname: .................................................. Anteaters Colors: .....................................................Blue & Gold Enrollment: ...................................................... 29,000 Founded: ................................... 1962 (opened 1965) Affiliation: .......................................... NCAA Division I Conference: ................................................. Big West Chancellor: ........................ Dr. Howard Gillman, Ph.D. Alma Mater: .......................................Stanford (1974) Athletic Director: ........................................... Mike Izzi Alma Mater: ............................................ UCLA (1984) Faculty Athletic Representative: .............. David Snow Athletics Phone: ................................. (949) 824-6931 Home Field: ..................................... Anteater Ballpark Seating Capacity: ................................................ 3,200 Dimensions (LF-LC-CF-RC-RF): .. 335-380-405-380-335 Press Box Phone: ................................ (949) 824-9905 Website: .............................. www.ucirvinesports.com BASEBALL STAFF Head Coach: ......................................... Mike Gillespie Alma Mater: .............................................. USC (1962) E-mail address: ............................... gillespm@uci.edu Record at UC Irvine (yrs.): ..................307-167 (8 yrs.) Overall DI Record (yrs.): ............. 1070-638-2 (28 yrs.) Associate Head Coach ................................ Ben Orloff Alma Mater: ...................................... UC Irvine (2009) Email address: ...................................borloff@uci.edu Assistant Coach: ................................... Danny Bibona Alma Mater: ...................................... UC Irvine (2010) Email address: ................................ dbibona@uci.edu Assistant Coach: ................................... Eric Deragisch Email address: ................................ ederagis@uci.edu Director of Operations .............................. Evan Brock Email address: .................................. ebrock@uci.edu Baseball Office: ................................... (949) 824-9521 Best time to reach coach: ......................... Contact SID

2015 review Record | Big West (Finish): ............. 33-23 | 15-9 (3rd) Home | Away Record: ............................. 18-8 | 15-15 Letterwinners Returning | Lost: ........................ 13 | 8 Starting Position Players Returning | Lost: .......... 7 | 3 Pitchers Returning | Lost: ................................... 6 | 7 Newcomers: ............................................................ 13

MEDIA RELATIONS Associate AD/Director ................................ Bob Olson Office Phone: ...................................... (949) 824-5814 Asst. Director/Baseball Contact:.......... Alex Croteau Office Phone: ................................... (949) 824-8934 E-mail address: .............................. acroteau@uci.edu Office fax: ........................................... (949) 824-5260

TOP RETURNING POSITION PLAYERS

Name Yr. Pos. 2015 Honors | Stats Keston Hiura So. OF Freshman All-American + BWC Freshman of the Year | .330, 75 H, 52 RBI Mikey Duarte Sr. INF BWC 1st team | .345, 78H, 43 R, 19 RBI, 17 2B Mitchell Holland Sr. INF BWC 2nd team | .325, 35 RBI, 64 H, 14 2B, 5 HR Cole Kreuter So. INF .300, 33 H, 15 RBI, 5 2B, 1 3B Adam Alcantara Jr. OF .299, 20 H, 9 RBI, 3 2B

TOP RETURNING PITCHERS

Name Yr. L/R 2015 Honors | Stats Elliot Surrey Sr. L 6-6, 4.02, 103 IP, 88 K, 18 BB Cameron Bishop So. R 2-0, 4.55, 2 SV, 31.2 IP, 29 K, 16 BB

KEY LOSSES

Name Yr. Pos. 2015 Honors | Stats Jerry McClanahan Sr. C BWC 2nd team | .276, 50 H, 16 RBI, 8 2B, 44 BB Kris Paulino Sr. OF BWC Honorable Mention | .306, 30 H, 10 RBI, 7 2B Matt Esparza Jr. P 8-2, 3.38, 98.2 IP, 81 K, 35 BB Evan Manarino Sr. P 7-3, 3.80, 94.2 IP, 76 K, 25 BB Sam Moore Sr. P 5-4, 1.50, 5 SV, 36 IP, 25 K, 8 BB

TOP NEWCOMERS

Name Yr. Pos. 2015 School | Stats Calvin Faucher Jr. P Southwestern CC | 2-2, .093, 2 SVs, 29 IP, 36 K, 3 ER Ben Ritchey Jr. P Sacramento CC | 7-1, 81.1 IP, 51 K, 7 BB, 22 ER Matt Reitano Fr. C Mira Mesa HS | .286, 20 H, 4 RBI, 2 2B, 1 HR Griffin Mazur Fr. C Moorpark HS | .344, 22 RBI, 32 H, 7 2B, 2 3B

BASEBALL HISTORY First Year of Competition: ............................................................... 1970 All-time Record: .................................................................. 1152-882-19 NCAA Tournament appearances: ........................................................ 13 Last NCAA Tournament appearance: ..........2014 - College World Series D1 Postseason Record:.................................................................. 26-17 Overall Postseason Record:........................................................... 40-25 College World Series Record: .......................................................... 13-5

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