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Mar. 30Fresno State

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Mar. 31 1at San Diego

6:00

2 3 4Air Force

6:00*

5Air Force

6:00*

6Air Force

1:00*

7 8UC Riverside

6:00

9 10 11at Nevada

6:00*

12at Nevada

2:00 *

13at Nevada

1:00*

14 15UC Riverside

6:00

16 17at UC Irvine

6:30

18at UC Irvine

6:30

19at UC Irvine

1:00

20 21 22Cal State

Northridge6:00

23 24 25San Jose

State6:00*

26San Jose

State6:00*

27San Jose

State1:00*

28 29at Loyola

Marymount6:00

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2 3 4 5 6 7 8

9 10 11 12 13 14at San Jose

State6:00*

15at San Jose

State1:00*

16at San Jose

State1:00*

17 18Loyola

Marymount6:00

19 20 21West Virginia

6:00

22West Virginia

6:00

23West Virginia

12:00

24 25at UC

Riverside6:00

26 27 28at St. Mary’s

2:00

Sun. Mon. Tue. Wed. Thur. Fri. Sat.FEBRUARY

1 2at NewMexico6:00*

3at NewMexico2:00*

4at NewMexico1:00*

5 6at Long

Beach State6:00

7 8 9UNLV6:00*

10UNLV6:00*

11UNLV1:00*

12 13 14 15at Fresno

State6:30*

16at Fresno

State6:30*

17at Fresno

State2:00*

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25MW Tourn.(if necc.)

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Mary’s (DH)10:00

2at St. Mary’s

1:00

3 4San Diego

6:00

5 6 7Nevada6:00*

8Nevada2:00*

9Nevada12:00*

10 11at Cal StateNorthridge

2:00

12 13 14Purdue

6:00

15Purdue

6:00

16Purdue

1:00

17Purdue

6:00

18 19 20 21at UNLV6:00*

22at UNLV1:00*

23at UNLV1:00*

24 25Santa Clara

6:00

26Santa Clara

3:00

27 28Fresno State

6:00*

29Fresno State

6:00*

Sun. Mon. Tue. Wed. Thur. Fri. Sat.MARCH

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

2014 AZTEC BASEBALLMedia Information..........................................................................2Tony Gwynn Stadium....................................................................4Stephen and Mary Birch Baseball Museum ................................5

AZTEC COACHING STAFFHead Coach Tony Gwynn .............................................................6Assistant Coach Mark Martinez .................................................10Assistant Coach John Pawlowski ...............................................11Assistant CoachJoe Oliveira ........................................................12Director of Baseball Operations Landon Burt ..........................12Support Staff..................................................................................13

THE 2014 AZTECSAztec Roster...................................................................................14SDSU Photo Roster .......................................................................15Returning Player Bios...................................................................16Newcomer Bios .............................................................................39

2014 OPPONENTSMountain West Conference Information...................................43Opponents......................................................................................44SDSU Schedule..............................................................................43MWC Composite Schedule .........................................................46

2013 SEASON REVIEW2013 Final Overall Statistics.........................................................482013 Final Conference Statistics..................................................492013 Results ...................................................................................502013 MWC Standings and Honors .............................................51

THE HISTORY BOOKNCAA Attendance Record..........................................................52NCAA Tournament Results ........................................................53All-American & All-Region Aztecs ............................................54All-Conference Selections............................................................56Aztec MVPs ...................................................................................57Aztec Records ................................................................................58Year-By-Year Team Hitting.........................................................60Year-By-Year Team Pitching .......................................................62Annual Batting & ERA Leaders..................................................64Batting & ERA Top Tens..............................................................65Annual Offensive Leaders...........................................................66Annual Pitching Leaders .............................................................69Season Leaders ..............................................................................70Career Leaders ..............................................................................72Past Head Coaches .......................................................................74Through The Years .......................................................................75Series Records................................................................................76Year-By-Year Scores .....................................................................77Aztec Lettermen............................................................................86

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GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ........................................San Diego, Calif.Founded .............................................................1897Enrollment ......................................................32,817Nickname.......................................................AztecsMascot........................................The Aztec WarriorAffiliation ....................................NCAA Division IConference......................................Mountain WestColors ...........................................Scarlet and BlackPresident .................................Dr. Elliot HirshmanAthletic Director .......................................Jim SterkAssoc. A.D./SWA ..............................Jenny BramerAssoc. A.D. Operations ....................Steve SchnallAssoc. A.D. Development........Bob MoosbruggerAsst. A.D. Business .............................Chuck LangAsst. A.D. Media Relations ...................Mike MayAsst. A.D. AAF...........................Mandy McKinleyHead Athletic Trainer ...................Tom Abdenour

BASEBALL COACHING STAFFHead Coach..........................Tony Gwynn (SDSU)Overall Record.....................321-342 (12th season)Record at SDSU ...................321-342 (12th season)Asst. Coaches .....Mark Martinez (Mesa State ‘84)

John Pawlowski (Clemson ’96)Joe Oliveira (Pacific ‘09)

Martinez Phone................................(619) 594-3357Pawlowski Phone.............................(619) 594-6582Oliveira Phone..................................(619) 594-4186Undergraduate Assistant.............Cooper Sholder

BASEBALL SUPPORT STAFFDirector of Operations.......................Landon burtLeaser Phone ....................................(619) 594-6889Leaser E-Mail [email protected]. of Player Development .....Anthony JohnsonAthletic Trainer.........................................Jeff KahnStudent Athletic Trainers ...................Ricky Braun

Katie StoneJake Waldron

Equipment Manager ..........................Ben Herman

BASEBALL FACTS2013 Record ......................................................31-312013 MWC Record.................................15-15 (3rd)Lettermen Returning/Lost..................................3/9Starters Returning/Lost ......................................7/2Pitchers Returning/Lost....................................11/6Total Players Returning .......................................24Incoming Freshmen..............................................10JC Transfers .............................................................1

FACILITYHome Field.........................Tony Gwynn StadiumCapacity ............................................................3,000Surface ...............................................Natural GrassOutfield Distances.................340-365-410-365-340

SDSU MEDIA RELATIONSAsst. A.D. Media Relation .....................Mike MayOffice Phone .....................................(619) 594-5547Baseball Contact ...................................Dave KuhnE-Mail..................................dkuhn@mail.sdsu.eduOffice Phone .....................................(619) 594-5242Office Fax ..........................................(619) 582-6541Web Site ...................................www.goaztecs.com

Tony Gwynn Stadium - p. 4

2013 Season Review - p. 46

2014 Aztecs - p. 12

Coaching Staff - p. 6

The History Book - p. 50

CREDENTIALSAll requests for press and photo passes should bemade by contacting Dave Kuhn at the Aztec Ath-letic Media Relations Office at San Diego State(619-594-5547) or by fax (619-582-6541). Seasoncredentials are available for media members re-quiring access to home games on a regular basis.Single-game credentials will be issued upon re-quest and will be left at the media press table lo-cated directly behind the Tony Gwynn Stadiumpress box.

TEAM PRACTICESThe baseball team practices Monday-Friday from1:30-4:0 0 p.m. on non-game days with variousplayers working out according to class schedules.Practice sessions are usually open for viewing, aswell as interviews. For specific information on apractice session or schedule, call the Media Rela-tions Office.

CAMPUS PARKINGMedia who will be on campus during non-gamedays will need to obtain a special parking permitfrom the Media Relations Office. Parking is avail-able in structure 5, located at the corner of Mon-tezuma Road and 55th Street. During games, allparking will be in structure 5 or in structure 4 lo-cated at the north end of Cox Arena.

TELEPHONE LINESThere are two campus telephone lines available inthe press box for use by the media. These phonesare available on a first-come, first-serve basis.There are two phone lines available for visitingradio stations in an enclosed booth within thepress box. There is also an auxiliary area with asingle phone line for use by radio as necessary.Radio stations requiring special broadcast lines(e.g. ISDN) should call the San Diego StateTelecommunications Office at (619) 594-5853.

INTERVIEWSSDSU head coach Tony Gwynn and players areavailable for interviews either before or after prac-tice sessions daily. Requests for interviews out-side of practice times (including radio andtelevision) should be arranged through the MediaRelations Office at (619) 594-5547. On game days,no Aztec players will be available until post-gamemedia sessions. Following SDSU home games, thecoaches and players will be available for inter-views after a 5-10 minute cooling off period. Arepresentative of the Media Relations Office willassist media with post-game interviews. For anyother special requests, please contact the MediaRelations Office.

PRESS BOX SERVICESCopies of the final box score will be provided toall media in attendance, as well as a play-by-playif requested. A fax machine is located in theMedia Relations Office, and the staff will send boxscores and play-by-plays upon request.

AZTEC ATHLETICS CENTERThe Aztec Athletics Center is the four-story com-plex located just south of Peterson Gym at 530255th Street. The baseball coaches’ offices are lo-cated on the fourth floor of the facility. The Ath-letic Media Relations Office is located in theathletics center on the third floor in suite 3014.

THE INTERNETSan Diego State baseball has a page on the Inter-net that contains results, statistics, notes and his-torical information. The address to access theSDSU Athletics home page (which contains infor-mation on all Aztec sports) is:

www.GoAztecs.com

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Tony Gwynn Stadium DirectionsFrom Interstate 8, take the College Avenue exitand go south. Turn right at Montezuma (sec-ond stop light at the top of the hill). Go to thesecond stop light (55th Street) and turn right.Make an immediate left at the first stop lightinto the parking structure. For entrance to thestadium, go to the bottom floor and walk outof the north side. From there, you will see thestadium. Follow the path along the playingfields to the ticket office.

Persons with disabled placards/ license platesshould proceed directly to parking lots sur-rounding Tony Gwynn Stadium, along 55thStreet & Remington Road. Your placard/ dis-abled license plate is valid in any marked park-ing stall.

Map Key1. Parking Structure 52. Aztec Athletics Center3. Viejas Arena4. Tony Gwynn Stadium

Mike May, Asst. Athletic Director

Dave Kuhn, Baseball Contact

MEDIA RELATIONS STAFFDirector...............................................Mike May

[email protected] Director ...........................Dave Kuhn

[email protected] Director..........................Darin Wong

[email protected] Director ...............Jamie McConeghy

[email protected] Director..............................Jim Solien

[email protected] Assistant.....Victoria Valencia

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Phone: (619) 594-5547Fax: (619) 582-6541

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Tony Gwynn Stadium became the newhome of the San Diego State baseball pro-

gram during the 1997 season. Upon its open-ing, the facility was hailed as one of the topcollege baseball stadiums in the country. Apoll of college coaches by Baseball Americaranked it among the top 20 collegiate facilitiesin the nation and the fourth-best park in thewestern U.S.

Groundbreaking for this project tookplace on Aug. 21, 1996. The $4 million facilitywas made possible through the generosity ofSan Diego Padres owner John Moores, whodonated the funds to make the program’sdream of a state-of-the-art stadium at SanDiego State University a reality.

The structure is named in honor of theformer Aztec and current head coach. Theplaying field remains Charlie Smith Field inhonor of the long-time former San Diego Statehead coach. It retains its former dimensions of340 feet down both the right and left field linesand 410 to dead center field. Distance to the al-leys is 360 feet in left center and 370 in rightcenter.

Additional area has been added betweenhome plate and the backstop (now 45 feet), andthe warning track in the outfield has beenwidened to 20 feet. The field itself is a naturalturf (Tif Santa Ana grass), while the infield and

warning track utilize crushed brick dust.The most recent field improvement con-

sists of artificial field turf that extends from theend of each dugout in foul territory outside thebase lines. The turf was installed prior to thestart of the 2010 season. In addition, a largeAztec logo now occupies the area directly be-hind home plate.

The outfield is enclosed by a 10-foot highgreen wall made of a material designed to beresilient upon contact. The outfield wall fea-tures advertising signage as well as the namesand numbers of past players who have beenhonored for their accomplishments as mem-bers of the SDSU program.

Stadium lighting consists of six polesusing 2000-watt fixtures, making the facilityone of the most well-lit fields in college andprofessional baseball.

The stadium‘s electronic scoreboard, in-stalled prior to the start of the 2003 season, islocated behind the right centerfield fence andfeatures a complete line score as well as videoplayback capability.

Seating capacity of the stadium is 3,000,and that number could reach as high as 4,000in the future. Of the 2,200 permanent seats in-stalled during the initial phase of construction,800 were armchair-style around the stadium atthe field level. With the addition of new seat-

ing in May 2005, that number has increased toover 1,800, as more than 1,000 chair back seatswere installed in the plaza level from first tothird base. The remaining seats are comprisedof bleacher benches that extend down bothbase lines.

The latest stadium improvements camejust prior to the start of the 2010 season whenField Turf was installed in the foul territoryareas in front of both dugouts and behindhome plate. In addition, new sod was placedin the infield. These upgrades were made pos-sible by a donation to the baseball program byformer Aztec pitcher Stephen Strasburg.

Among the amenities contained withinthe stadium itself are the following:u Two concession stands and two sets of rest-

rooms located behind the seating area onthe plaza level.

u A coaches dressing room and adjacent play-ers’ meeting room located at the east end ofthe first base stands to be used for teamfunctions as well as a lounge for SDSU ath-letes.

u The Stephen and Mary Birch Baseball Mu-seum located at the north end of the thirdbase stand. The museum features numer-ous items relating to the history of baseballat San Diego State.


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TOP 10 CROWDS AT TGSAtt. Score Date3,337 San Diego State 5, Air Force 0 May 8, 20093,072 San Diego State 4, TCU 3 April 24, 20092,857 Texas 9, San Diego State 3 Feb. 4, 20052,353 Texas 13, San Diego State 5 Feb. 5, 20052,102 San Diego State 4, UNLV 3 March 13, 20092,032 Brigham Young 4, San Diego State 2 March 20, 20091,788 Utah 2, San Diego State 1 April 27, 20021,549 San Diego State 6, Utah 5 April 28, 20021,509 San Diego 8, San Diego State 4 April 15, 20031,507 San Diego State 5, UC Riverside 4 Feb. 5, 2002

The largest crowd at Tony Gwynn Stadium to see the Aztecs was3,158 on March 30, 1998, when SDSU lost to the New York Yankees, 12-3.


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u Home and visiting team locker rooms withshower facilities. There is also an umpire’sdressing room for the use of game officials.

u A training room with a Jacuzzi and drysauna.

u An equipment room with storage space foruniforms, baseballs, bats, etc.

u A modern press box with booths for radioand television. A state-of-the-art public ad-dress system is operated from the press boxas is the stadium scoreboard. An elevator isavailable to take media and VIPs fromground level to the press box.

u Four sky boxes adjacent to the press box forvisiting groups to view games.

u There is an alumni lounge near the elevatoron the ground floor that serves as receptionarea and hosts various functions. The roomhas been provided through the generosityof former Aztec pitcher Bud Black and hiswife, Nan, who oversaw much of the workon the project herself.

u Covered sunken team dugouts with tunnelsadjacent to each that lead to the team lockerrooms.

u Two large batting/pitching cages locateddown the left and right field lines. Eachcage has space for two indoor batting prac-tice areas or two bullpen mounds. An aux-iliary batting cage/storage building hasbeen constructed down the right field line.All of these cages are fully lit for night use.In addition, a new outdoor bullpen was in-stalled down the left field line just prior tothe 2004 season.

u A barbecue/picnic area is available be-tween the end of the permanent stands andthe batting cage structures down right fieldline. This area is available for special eventsand group outings.

u Ticket booths are located behind the sta-dium along the first base side to serve fans’needs at all games.

The Stephen and Mary Birch Foundation Base-ball Museum is located on the stadium con-course behind the third-base stands.

Constructed with the aid of a grant from theStephen and Mary Birch Foundation, the facil-ity features displays and exhibits honoringpast Aztec players and teams who have con-tributed to the tradition of San Diego Statebaseball.

Among the highlights are lockers chroniclingthe careers of Tony Gwynn and SDSU’sGolden Spikes Award winner Travis Lee, whohas played with Arizona, Philadelphia andTampa Bay during his major league career.

Along with photos, scrapbooks, trophies, scorebooks and other memorabilia, the museumalso features a television for viewing Aztechighlights as well as a computer terminal con-nected to the internet. Fans may also purchasepast San Diego State baseball publications.

The museum is open 90 minutes prior to Aztechome games and remains open through thefifth inning of those contests.There is no charge for visiting the museum,but donations are gratefully accepted.

The museum is always looking for new itemsthat will contribute to the facility’s theme ofSan Diego State baseball history. Items such asphotos or published material (programs, score-cards, articles) can be copied and returned ifdesired. Other items such as uniforms, equip-ment, etc., are sought either on a permanent orloaned basis for display.

Fans and boosters can have their names addedto the museum’s mailing list by signing up atthe facility or by sending a request to:

Stephen & Mary Birch Baseball MuseumTony Gwynn StadiumSan Diego State UniversitySan Diego, CA 92182

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AZTEC BASEBALL MUSEUM

Former major league all-star and San DiegoState outfielder Tony Gwynn enters his 12thseason at the helm of the Aztec baseball pro-gram. His tenure at SDSU follows a standoutmajor league career that saw him inducted intothe National Baseball Hall of Fame in January2007.

An All-American at San Diego State as acollegiate player, Gwynn was named SDSU’shead baseball coach on September 21, 2001,and officially took the reins of the Aztec pro-gram in July 2002. He had served as a volun-

teer assistant coach with the Aztecs during the2002 campaign under former head coach JimDietz, who retired at the end of that season.

Gwynn became only the fourth headcoach in SDSU history since the sport of base-ball was elevated to “major” varsity status in1936. He succeeded the coach for whom heplayed for three years during his collegiatebaseball career.

It didn’t take him long to become accli-mated to the college game as he was namedthe Mountain West Conference Coach of theYear in just his second season after leading theAztecs to the league’s regular-season title in2004. In 2009 Gwynn led his Aztecs to a 43-21record and its first trip to the NCAA Regionalssince 1991. In 2013 he took his squad on a runthat included a pair of wins over 13th-rankedNew Mexico en route to the Mountain WestTournament title and another berth at theNCAA Regionals.

The 53-year-old Gwynn concluded a 20-year career with the San Diego Padres on Sept.30, 2001, as one of only 16 players (includingfour National Leaguers) to have played at least20 seasons and spent their entirecareers with one team.

Known as “Mr. Padre” bothduring and after his long and dis-tinguished major league career,the San Diego club retired his No.19 jersey in ceremonies held atPETCO Park in September 2004.In spring of 2005, the street onwhich the stadium is located wasnamed Tony Gwynn Drive in hishonor. The club also unveiled astatue of Gwynn in the Park at thePark at PETCO Park on July 21,2007.

A native of Long Beach,Gwynn attended Long Beach PolyHigh before arriving at San DiegoState in 1977 as a highly-recruitedbasketball point guard. After notplaying baseball during his fresh-man year to concentrate on bas-ketball, he was given a chance toplay in 1979 when then-Aztecfreshman shortstop BobbyMeacham (a future All-Americanand major leaguer himself whoknew Tony from his prep days)convinced Dietz to give Gwynn anopportunity to compete.

Primarily a left fielder anddesignated hitter during his three-year baseball career at San DiegoState, Gwynn was a two-time All-American as an outfielder afterleading the Aztecs in hitting hisfinal two seasons. In 1980, he hit.423 with six home runs and 29runs batted in. He earned third-team All-America honors fromBaseball News at the end of the sea-son.


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The 1981 Draft

Tony Gwynn was a third-round pick, thefourth player selected by the San Diego

Padres in the regular phase of the 1981 JuneFree Agent Draft. Incredibly, Gwynn was noteven the first San Diego State Aztec selectedin the 1981 draft. That honor went to shortstopBobby Meacham, who was taken with theeighth pick in the first round by the Cardinalsand went on to play 457 games for the Yan-kees from 1983-88.

The Padres had a pair of first-roundpicks, which they spent on University ofArkansas outfielder Kevin McReynolds (sixthoverall pick) and University of Miami catcherFrank Castro (26th overall pick from the Yan-kees as compensation for free agent outfielderDave Winfield).

McReynolds went on to a successfulmajor league career with the Padres, Mets andRoyals, while Castro peaked at the Double-Alevel in 1986.

In the second round, San Diego selectedright-hander Bill Long from Miami (Ohio)University. Though he never pitched in SanDiego, Long won 27 games for the White Soxand Expos from 1986-91.

Finally, Gwynn was selected in the thirdround. That same day, he was chosen by theSan Diego Clippers in the 10th round of theNBA Draft.

Major League Debut

Purchased from Triple-A Hawaii the nightbefore, Tony Gwynn made his major

league debut in San Diego on July 19, 1982,going 2-for-4 with a double, a run scored, asacrifice fly and an RBI in a 7-6 loss to thePhillies.

Batting fifth in the order and playing cen-ter field, the 22-year-old Gwynn gave thePadres a 2-0 lead in the first inning with a sac-rifice fly to center, scoring Tim Flannery in hisfirst big league at bat off Mike Krukow.

He lined to short off Sid Monge in thethird and struck out swinging against Mongein the fifth.

Gwynn collected his first hit in his thirdat bat (fourth plate appearance), lashing aneighth-inning double off Monge.

In his final at bat, down a run with thebases empty and two out in the bottom of theninth, he singled off Ron Reed before TerryKennedy bounced back to the pitcher to endthe game.



The following year, Gwynn was selecteda first-team NCAA All-American after com-piling a .416 batting average with 11 homeruns and 62 RBI. He was a first-team all-West-ern Athletic Conference outfielder as well, andhis RBI total that season still ranks among thetop-10 on the Aztec single-season list.

In addition to three years of baseball,Gwynn was also a point guard for the Aztecbasketball squad for four seasons and wasnamed to the all-Western Athletic Conferenceteam on two occasions. He remains the onlyathlete in WAC history to be honored as an all-conference performer in two sports.

Still one of SDSU’s all-time greats at hisposition, Gwynn tied the school record for as-sists in a game with 18 against UNLV on Feb.3, 1980. He also still holds the Aztec records forassists in a season (221) and career (590), andaveraged 5.5 per game during his career. Hismark of 8.2 assists/game during the 1979-80campaign is the best ever for an Aztec.

One of Gwynn’s legendary feats cameduring his final season at San Diego State. OnSaturday, March 7, 1981, he concluded the bas-ketball season with a 16-point, 16-assist per-formance at home against New Mexico. Twodays later (Monday, March 9), he was on thebaseball field for a doubleheader againstSouthern California College. In that twin bill,he went 3-for-7 with a double, three runs

scored, five RBI and a stolen base. He recordedgame-winning RBIs in both contests.

On June 10, 1981, Gwynn was drafted byboth the San Diego Padres (third round) andthe NBA’s San Diego Clippers (10th round).After signing with the Padres, he reported toWalla Walla of the Rookie Northwest League,where he earned MVP honors after leading theleague with a .331 batting average. He spentthe final three weeks of the season at Double-A Amarillo, where he hit .462 over 23 games.

In 1982, he was promoted to the Triple-AHawaii Islanders of the Pacific Coast Leaguewhere he batted .328 in 93 contests.

He made his major league debut on July19 that season, going 2-for-4 with a double, runscored, sacrifice fly and an RBI in a 7-6 loss tothe Phillies.

The start of his 1983 season was delayeddue to a fractured wrist suffered in the PuertoRican Winter League. After a Triple-A stint atLas Vegas where he hit .342 in 17 contests, hejoined the Padres permanently for the final 86games of the season, finishing with a .309 av-erage with the big league club.

The Book on GwynnIn 2,440 career games over 20 major leagueseason, Tony Gwynn...n ...hit safely in 1,829 games (75%)n ...collected 904 multiple-hit games (37%)

including 626 two-hit games, 233 three-hitgames, 36 four-hit games, eight five-hitgames, and one career-best six-hit game(August 4, 1993 vs. San Francisco)

n ...struck out one or more times in only 394games (once every 6.2 games)

n ...struck out once in a game 361 times(once every 6.8 games)

n ...struck out two times in only 32 games(once every 76.3 games)

n ...struck out three times only once (April14, 1986 vs. Los Angeles)

n ...had 33 hitting streaks of 10 games ormore

Gwynn’s Aztec Career Baseball StatisticsYears G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-CS Avg.1981-83 132 400 106 159 28 7 18 102 46 21 35-47 .398

Gwynn’s Aztec Career Basketball StatisticsYears G-GS FGM-FGA FG% FTM-FTA FT% REB-AVG AST ST PTS-Avg1977-81 107-61 340-716 .475 236-344 .706 215-2.0 590 141 933-8.4

Gwynn’s Padre Career StatisticsYears G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-CS Avg.1982-01 2440 9288 1383 3141 543 85 135 1138 790 434 319-444 .338

Gwynn’s Career BestsSEASON

Average ...............394 ...........1994Hits.......................220 ...........1997HR ..........................17 ...........1997RBI........................119 ...........1997SB............................56 ...........1987Hit Streak.........25gm ...........1983

SINGLE GAME

Hits ....6....8/4/93 vs. San Francisco5....8 times, last 4/28/98 vs. Chicago4....35 times, last 9/29/99 at St. Louis

HR......2 ....4 times, last 8/14/99 vs. FloridaRBI .....5 ....5/30/94 vs. PittsburghSB.......5 ....9/20/86 at Houston

CAREER GRAND SLAMS

8/22/95.at Philadelphia off Tommy Greene6/26/97.at Los Angeles off Mark Guthrie

(inside-the-park)8/4/99 at St. Louis off Kent Mercker

In his 20 seasons with the Padres, Gwynncompiled a career average of .338, a mark thatranks 17th all-time among major league play-ers. He hit .300 or better against every team inthe National League with a high-water markof .379 against the Colorado Rockies.

He hit over .300 for 19 consecutive sea-sons, surpassing Honus Wagner’s NationalLeague record set from 1897-1913. The onlytime he failed to bat .300 at any stop in his procareer was in 1982, when after batting .328 in93 Triple-A contests, he hit .289 in 54 games forthe Padres in his major league debut season.

Gwynn ended his playing days ranked17th in career hits (3,141). He was also ninthall-time in singles with 2,378, 17th in doubleswith 543, and was among the top 75 in runsscored with 1,383.

From 1993 to 1997, Gwynn hit .350 or bet-ter, becoming only the fourth player in historyto top the .350 mark in five consecutive sea-sons, a feat previously accomplished by onlyTy Cobb (11 straight .350 seasons), RogersHornsby (six) and Al Simmons (five). His ca-reer-high average came during the 1994 cam-

paign when he hit .394, the highest average inthe National League since 1930.

Over the course of his 20 seasons, hestruck out only 434 times in 10,232 plate ap-pearances, an average of once every 23.6 plateappearances. With 790 career bases on balls, hedrew 1.8 walks for every strikeout. He walkedmore times than he struck out in each one ofhis major league seasons except his rookiecampaign, when he drew 14 walks and struckout 16 times in 54 contests.

Gwynn won a record-tying eight leaguebatting titles (1984, 1987-89, 1994-97), joiningHonus Wagner as one of only two players inNational League history to accomplish thatfeat. The only major leaguer to win more is TyCobb, who earned 12 titles in the AmericanLeague. Gwynn and Cobb share the distinctionof being the only players to string together twoseparate streaks of three or more consecutivebatting titles, with Tony earning three in a rowfrom 1987-89, then collecting four straight from1994-97. He is the only player in major leaguehistory to win four batting titles in two sepa-rate decades.

Over his 20-year career,Gwynn hit .351 with runners inscoring position, including a.390 mark over his final six sea-sons. With 200 or more hits in1984, 1986, 1987, 1989 and 1997,he is one of only 19 players tohave reached that milestone infive seasons.

A member of the 3,000-hitclub, he achieved that feat onAug. 6, 1999, at Montreal with afirst-inning single to right cen-

ter off Dan Smith. Only two players achieved3,000 hits in fewer games than Gwynn and justfive needed fewer at bats. Gwynn’s first majorleague hit had come off Philadelphia’s SidMonge on July 19, 1982. His 1,000th hit wasagainst Nolan Ryan in Houston (April 22,1988), and he got his 2,000th off Colorado’sBruce Ruffin (August 6, 1993).

Gwynn was 16-time National League All-Star and was voted to start that contest 11times. His 11 starts are the most ever by anN.L. outfielder and equals Reggie Jackson’smajor-league record among outfielders. Hewas named to the all-star squad 12 of his final13 seasons (all but 2000) and 16 of his last 18campaigns.

Gwynn was named to the Sporting NewsSilver Slugger team on seven occasions (themost in Padres history) and to that publica-tion’s all-league team five times. He won fiveRawlings Gold Gloves for defensive excellenceand also garnered Padre MVP honors a club-record seven times. He earned five NationalLeague Player of the Month awards during hiscareer, also a Padre best.



The statue commemorating Gwynn’s career as a member of the San Diego Padres wasunveiled on July 21, 2007, in the Park in the Park at PETCO Park.

Mr. Padre

At the time of his retirement at the conclu-sion of the 2001 season, Tony Gwynn had

appeared in 2,440 of the San Diego Padre fran-chise’s 5,219 games (46.8 percent). Garry Tem-pleton ranked second in Padres history,having played in 1,286 contests (24.6 percent).Gwynn is the club’s all-time leader in battingaverage, hits, doubles, triples, RBI, runsscored, at-bats, games played, walks andstolen bases.



The list of his honors off the field is just asimpressive. Gwynn received the RobertoClemente Man of the Year Award in 1999 forcombining sportsmanship and communityservice with excellence on the field. He wasawarded the 1999 Lou Gehrig MemorialAward, presented annually by Phi Delta Thetafraternity to the major league player who bestexemplifies the character and leadership of theHall of Fame first baseman both on and off thefield.

In 1995, he was presented the BranchRickey Award as the top community activistin Major League Baseball as well as the inau-gural Chairman’s Award, given to the Padrewho best exemplifies community spirit. Hewas inducted into the World Sports Humani-tarian Hall of Fame in Boise, Idaho, in 1999.

Gwynn has also been extremely commit-ted to community service in the San Diegoarea. With his wife, Alicia, he established theTony Gwynn Foundation to help fund manyworthy organizations supporting children inneed such as the Casa de Amparo, Neighbor-hood House, YMCA and the Police AthleticLeague. For the past 14 years, he has hostedthe annual Tony Gwynn Celebrity GolfClassic to raise money for the founda-tion.

He has also been actively involvedin the Padres Scholars program, whichannually awards college scholarships to25 middle school students contingentupon their graduating from high schoolin good standing. In 1997, he was hon-ored as an Athlete Who Cares by USAToday Weekend magazine.

Gwynn and his wife, Alicia, have ason, former Aztec Anthony (31), whohas played for the Brewers, Padres andDodgers, Anisha Nicole (28), a nationalrecording artist.

His brother, Chris, was an All-Americanbaseball player at San Diego State, a memberof the 1984 U.S. Olympic team and went on toplay with the Dodgers, Royals and Padres. Hisbrother, Charles, was a baseball standout atCal State Los Angeles and is now a teacher inSouth Central Los Angeles.

Hall of Famer

Tony Gwynn, among the game’s most pro-lific hitters, was elected to the National

Baseball Hall of Fame by the Baseball WritersAssociation of America on January 9, 2007. Hewas honored for an outstanding major leaguecareer with the San Diego Padres that spanned20 seasons.

In 2001, Gwynn became the first everunanimous selection to the Padres Hall ofFame upon his retirement at the conclusion ofthat season.

He is also a member of the San DiegoState Aztec Hall of Fame, having been in-ducted as a member of the Hall’s second classin 1989.

Gwynn By The Numbers.338 Gwynn’s career batting average, 18th-highest in MLB history.348 Gwynn’s batting average after turning 30 years old.371 Gwynn’s batting average in World Series play (13-for-35)

1 Three-strikeout game in Gwynn’s career5 Bases stolen by Gwynn on Sept. 20, 1986, at Houston8 Career five-hit games by Gwynn, the most in Padre history

(He also had a six-hit game, one of three all-time for the Padres)10 Round in which he was drafted by the Clippers in the 1981 NBA Draft19 Consecutive seasons with a .300-plus batting average, second-best behind Ty Cobb’s 2324 Different players who finished ahead of Gwynn in the NL batting race from 1984-9833 Hitting streaks of at least 10 games in Gwynn’s career39 Base hits off of Greg Maddux, the most by Gwynn against any pitcher

320 Gwynn’s base hits against the Astros, his most against any team3,141 Gwynn’s career hits total, 17th all-time

SDSU Coaching Record——-Overall——- ——-Conf——- Conf.

Year W L Pct W L Pct. Place2003 29 32 .475 18 12 .600 2nd2004 35 29 .547 19 9 .679 1st2005 26 35 .426 17 13 .567 3rd2006 23 36 .390 14 8 .636 2nd2007 29 30 .492 12 12 .500 3rd2008 31 28 .525 16 8 .667 t-2nd2009 41 23 .641 15 9 .625 4th2010 28 28 .500 13 11 .542 3rd2011 22 36 .379 11 13 .458 4th2012 26 34 .433 12 12 .500 3rd2013 31 31 .500 15 15 .500 3rd

Totals 321 342 .484 162 122 .570

Tony Gwynn at ceremonies during which the San Diego Padres retired his No. 19 jersey at PETCO Park on Sept. 4, 2004. Seated inthe front row (l-r) are his mother, Vendella; daughter, Anisha; and wife, Alicia. In the back row (l-r) are his brother, Charles; PadresGeneral Manager Kevin Towers; and agent John Boggs.

Mark Martinez begins his ninth season as an assistant coach at SanDiego State. He was hired on July, 28, 2005, arriving at SDSU after

17 years as an assistant at the University of New Mexico.Martinez’s responsibilities include being in charge of the Aztec in-

fielders and also serves as SDSU’s third base coach during games. Inaddition, is involved with the Aztec baseball camps and clinics, a seriesof seminars offered each winter and summer.

“We feel very fortunate to have Mark in the Aztec baseball pro-gram,” said Gwynn. “His experience and knowledge of the game areimpressive and we feel he is a tremendous asset as we continue to buildthe program here at San Diego State University.”

During histenure as a hitting andinfield coach at NewMexico, Martinez wasa key member in lead-ing the Lobo offensethat became one of themost prominent in thenation under his tute-lage.

New Mexicowas ranked among thetop 11 teams in the na-tion in hitting his finalfour seasons and theLobos were rankedamong the top 10 inbatting, slugging, dou-bles, triples andhomers in 2005. Healso helped lead theLobos to the 2000Mountain West Con-ference regular-seasontitle.

Over his 17seasons with NewMexico, he coached 47

all-conference selections and four conference players of the year. UNMalso produced eight All-Americans, four freshman All-Americans andfour Academic All-Americans during that span. In addition, 31 playerswere drafted in his 17 years at UNM.

The 51-year-old Martinez came to New Mexico in 1988 after a five-year stint as an assistant coach at his alma mater, Mesa State College inGrand Junction, Colo. He was an assistant there from 1984-88.

Martinez played shortstop at Mesa State from 1982-84, earning all-conference and all-district honors as a senior. He received his bache-lor’s degree in physical education in 1984. He completed his master’s insports administration from New Mexico in January 1990.

In addition to his work with the Lobos, Martinez gained valuableexperience in the summers of 1993 and 1994 as head coach of the Mat-su Miners in the Alaska Summer League.

Born Dec. 18, 1961, in Aurora, Colo., Martinez graduated fromLongmont (Colo.) High School in 1980. He and wife, Jada Lucey Mar-tinez, formerly UNM’s associate athletic director for development, havetwo children: a daughter, Marissa (15), and a son, Cade (10).


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Mark Martinez(Mesa State ’84)Assistant Coach



Former Auburn Head Coach and Major League pitcher JohnPawlowski begins his first season as a member of the Aztec base-

ball staff as the pitching coach. Pawlowski brings with him 14 years’experience as a Division I head coach and six more as an assistant atnationally-ranked programs.

In five seasons at Auburn (2009-13), he guided the Tigers to a167-126 (.560) record and took the program to the 2010 SoutheasternConference’s Western Division Championship, its first since 1995, anda 2010 NCAA Regional Host assignment.

Under Pawlowski’s direction Auburn had 29 players draftedover the past five seasons, the most in a five-year period in Auburnhistory. Seventeen of those draft picks had never before been selectedand eight went in the first 10 rounds. In 2013 became the Third Win-ningest coach in Auburn Baseball History and during his time theretook the Tigers to Four consecutive SEC Tournament appearances

The past two seasons Pawlowski took a more active role inAuburn’s pitching staff, returning to a role he flourished in as an as-sistant coach. The 2012 and 2013 campaigns saw Auburn record staffearned run averages of 3.92 and 3.40. The team’s ERA in 2013 was thelowest since the 1989 season and his two seasons marked only the sec-ond and third times since 1996 that the team ERA was under 4.00.

“John brings a wealth of experience with him to the position ofpitching coach at San Diego State,” commented Gwynn. “We had anumber of outstanding applicants and we feel he’s the best fit forwhat we’re trying to accomplish in our program. His experience as apitcher at both the collegiate and Major League levels along with histime as a collegiate coach with nationally recognized programs makeshim a valuable asset to our team.”

Pawlowski has a pedigree that includes a seven-year professionalbaseball career and stops on the coaching staffs at perennial powersClemson and Arizona State, respectively, before a nine-year run ashead coach at the College of Charleston (2000-08). During his stay atCofC, he guided the Cougars to a .637 winning percentage, two regu-lar season conference championships and three straight NCAA Tour-nament berths from 2004-06.

A three-time Southern Conference Coach of the Year (2004, 2005& 2007), Pawlowski turned a regionally successful program at theCollege of Charleston into a nationally recognized program as theCougars twice established school records for wins in a season and ad-vanced into the NCAA Tournament for the first time in CofC history

in 2004, an accomplishment that the Cougars repeated in 2005 and2006.

In nine years at the College of Charleston, Pawlowski guided theCougars to a 338-192-1 (.637) mark overall and a 170-86-1 (.663) recordin Southern Conference play. He also helped develop his players into42 all-conference honors, four academic All-America honors, threeSoCon Pitchers of the Year and two SoCon Players of the Year acco-lades. Additionally, he had 17 all-America honors bestowed upon hisplayers since 2001. His accomplishments with the Cougar programwill be acknowledged when he is inducted into the College OfCharleston Hall of Fame in Feb 2015

Prior to his arrival at College of Charleston, Pawlowski was thepitching coach and recruiting coordinator at Arizona State in 1999. Be-fore that he served as the pitching coach and assistant recruiting coor-dinator at Clemson from 1994-98. During that time, the Tigers madefive consecutive NCAA regional appearances and two trips to theCollege World Series (1995 and 1996).

While an assistant at Clemson, Pawlowski’s staff led the countryin earned run average in 1996 with a staff that featured the No. 1 andNo. 4 overall picks in that’s years MLB draft in Kris Benson and BillyKoch. In his five years at Clemson, the Tigers had 15 pitchers drafted,while the recruiting classes ranked in the top 10 nationally each year.

As a player at Clemson from 1983-85, Pawlowski finished hisTiger career with a 21-12 record and a 3.89 ERA over 54 games. Hemade 30 career starts working 240 1/3 innings with eight completegames, three shutouts and five saves.

Pawlowski was the sixth-round draft pick of the Chicago WhiteSox in 1985 and made his major league debut in September of 1987.After playing more than seven years for the Chicago White Sox (1986-91), California Angels (1991-92) and Baltimore Orioles (1992) organi-zations, Pawlowski returned to Clemson to begin his coaching careerand complete his degree.

Pawlowski received his bachelor’s degree in Industrial Educationfrom Clemson University in May of 1996. The Johnson City, N.Y. na-tive graduated from Seton Catholic Central in Binghamton, N.Y. in1982. In 2007, he was inducted into the Upstate New York Section IVHall of Fame. An avid runner who has completed 13 marathons,Pawlowski has three daughters, Christine (21), Mary Louise (19) andJenny (13).

John Pawlowski(Clemson ’96)Pitching Coach



Joe Oliveira begins his first season as an assistant coach at SanDiego State baseball program. A former collegiate and professional

catcher, he will work with Aztec players at that position as well asassisting other coaching duties. He will also serve as the Director ofAztec Baseball Camps and Clinics.

His most recent coaching assignment came during the summerof 2013 he was a coach at Battle Creek in the Northwoods Leaguewhere he began the season as an assistant coach and was soon pro-moted to the head coaching position.

Prior to that coaching stint, Oliveira was a player in the Balti-more Orioles organization, the team that drafted him in the 15thround out of the University of the Pacific in June 2010. During histime as a professional payer he competed for Aberdeen in the NewYork-Penn League, Frederick in the Carolina League and Delmarvain the South Atlantic League.

A four-time letterman at Pacific (2006-10), Oliveira was a three-time all-big West Conference selection who was rated as the ninth-best catcher in the nation by Rivals.com in 2008. He was also namedto the 2009 Johnny Bench Award Watch list, an honor presented tothe top collegiate catcher in the nation.

As a team captain during his senior season he led the team inwalks and stolen bases and had the second-best marks on the squadin triples and home runs. During his final year with the Tigers hebatted .332 with eight doubles, three triples, five home runs and 29runs batted in as he helped the Tigers to a school record for victoriesin a season..

In addition, Oliveira still ranks among the top 10 on the Pacificcareer lists in games, at bats, runs, triples, walks and total bases.

Oliveira graduated from University City High School in SanDiego, Calif., where earned a combined six letters in baseball (three)and basketball (three) while playing for the Centurions. Under thetutelage of former SDSU pitcher Jeff Dufek, he led University CityHS to a combined 46-23 record in his final two seasons. As a senior,Oliveira posted a .420 average with 33 runs scored, 31 RBI and 14stolen bases. He was named the team MVP and earned All-CIF andAll-Western League First Team honors in both his junior and seniorseasons.

The 26-year-old Oliveira earned his bachelor’s degree in com-munications from Pacific in 2009 as well as a master’s degree in edu-cation from the same school in 2011.

Former Aztec player Landon Burt joins the San Diego State base-ball program this season as the team’s Director of Baseball Opera-

tions. He will assist the program by handling routine administrativeduties and will also be involved in the organization and coaching forthe Aztec Baseball Camps along with Assistant Coach Joe Oliveira.

He assumes the position after serving as an assistant coach atnearby Point Loma Nazarene University under Head Coach JoeSchaefer. During his season with the Sea Lions he coached the out-fielders and served as the first base coach. He was also in charge ofbase running and assisted with the program’s recruiting.

Prior to his time at Point Loma Nazarene, he was the assistantcoach at local Del Norte High School where he coached with formerSDSU teammate Reilly Embrey from 2009 to 2011.

Burt played four seasons of baseball at San Diego State wherehe was the regular starter in left field his final two years. He finishedwith a career batting average of .333 as an Aztec including a season-high .386 mark as a sophomore when he was named SDSU’s MostImproved Player.

Along the way he was named to the all-Mountain West Confer-ence team in 2004 and was a two-time all-tournament selection at theannual Mountain West Conference Tournament. He was also chosenthe team’s Top Defensive Player during his senior campaign. Duringhis final year at SDSU he led the Aztecs in triples, runs scored andstolen bases while hitting .377 in league play.

During his time at San Diego State, he set the single-game andseason records for being hit by pitch and still ranks among the all-time career top 20 in that category as well as in walks. As a senior, hewas a member of the squad that played the first-ever game at PetcoPark, the home of the San Diego Padres. He stole the first base andscored the first in the history of that facility in the Aztec’s 3-0 winover Houston

Burt was drafted by the Minnesota Twins in the 27th round ofthe Major League draft in 2004. He played for that organization fortwo seasons as he competed with Elizabethtown in the AppalachianLeague and Beloit in the Midwest League.

Burt attended La Quinta High School in La Quinta, Calif., wherehe played three years of baseball as an outfielder under RobertCraven and Rob Ralph. He earned all-Desert League honors his finaltwo seasons as well as a team MVP award. He was also a two-yearletter winner as a guard for the La Quinta basketball squad.

The 31-year-old Burt received his bachelor’s degree in pub-lic administration from San Diego in 2008. He is married (Kelley)and couple have two sons: Beckam (5) and Boston (1).

LANDON BURT(SAN DIEGO STATE ’08)

DIRECTOR OF BASEBALL OPERATIONS

JOE OLIVEIRA(PACIFIC ’09)

VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH


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Aztec baseball alum Anthony Johnson returns to theSan Diego State baseball program for his 13th sea-

son and will serve as the Director of Player for the secondyear. He began his affiliation with the Aztecs as a mem-ber of the operations staff in 2002, before serving as theteam’s volunteer assistant coach for three years (2004-06).

The 46-year-old Johnson is in his fifth year the VicePrincipal at King-Chavez Preparatory Academy in SanDiego. His return to a full-time teaching position in thelocal community at the school had marked the end of histenure as SDSU’s volunteer field coach after the 2006campaign.

Prior to the start of the 2005 season, Johnson hadbeen a physical education teacher at O’Farrell Commu-nity School for 12 years. His post-collegiate baseball ex-perience included duties as head coach at Lincoln HighSchool from 1992 to 1997. He has also served as a part-time assistant at Crawford High School in San Diego.

While an athlete at San Diego State, Johnson playedsecond, third and shortstop as well as in the outfield dur-ing his four seasons (1987-90). He was an all-Region VIIand all-Western Athletic Conference selection as a seniorwhen he hit .329 with 47 runs scored, 39 RBI and 16 stolenbases.

He was also named to the all-tournament team atthe WAC championships both in 1988 and 1990. A career.313 hitter, he still ranks in the Aztec top 10 in careertriples.

Following graduation from SDSU, Johnson servedon the community relations staff of the San Diego Padresfor a year before beginning his teaching career. He is alsoactive in the community, serving as a volunteer boys’basketball coach at Blessed Sacrament Elementary Schoolfor six years. He was also a coach in the Chollas Lake Lit-tle League for seven seasons.

Johnson earned a bachelor’s degree in recreationmanagement from San Diego State in 1990, and a mas-ter’s degree in education administration from NationalUniversity in 1998. He and his wife, Tina, have two chil-dren: daughter Mariah (23) and son Dominique (25).

ANTHONY JOHNSON(SAN DIEGO STATE ’90)

DIRECTOR OFPLAYER DEVELOPMENT

Ken, Judy and KennyOlinger have donatedcountless hours as theteam photographersfor the SDSU programthe past several years.

TIM BARONEVENT MANAGEMENT

RICKY BRAUNATHLETIC TRAINER

BEN HERMANEQUIPMENT MANAGER

DAREN SPARKSP.A. ANNOUNCER

Lesley FongStatistician

KATIE STONEATHLETIC TRAINER

CHUCK HENRYPHIOTOGRAPHER

MIKE HOWDERSCOREBOARD VIDEO DIRECTOR

BAILEY MICETICHSCOREBOARD OPERATOR

JAKE WALDRONATHLETIC TRAINER

JEFF KAHN, M.A, ATCATHLETIC TRAINER

TIM DAYESCOREBOARD GRAPHICSs

SAN DIEGO STATE BASEBALL ROSTER

No. Player Pos. B-T Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp Hometown (Previous Schools)

1 Ryan Alvarez INF R-R 5-8 160 Fr. HS Sylmar, Calif. (Bishop Alemany HS)2 Michael RoBards LHP L-L 5-10 175 Jr. 2L Oceanside, Calif. (Oceanside HS)3 Cody Sos C R-R 6-2 215 Jr. JC El Cajon, Calif. (Southwestern JC / Grossmont HS)5 Bubba Derby RHP L-R 5-11 185 So. 1L Monrovia, Calif. (LaSalle HS)6 Steven Pallares P-INF R-R 6-2 180 Jr. 2L Corona, Calif. (Santiago HS)8 Danny Sheehan INF R-R 5-11 175 So. 1L Covina, Calif. (South Hills HS)9 Greg Allen OF S-R 6-0 175 Jr. 2L San Diego, Calif. (Hilltop HS)

10 Spencer Thornton OF L-L 6-1 195 So. 1L Alta Loma, Calif. (Los Osos HS)12 Tim Zier INF R-R 5-10 195 Sr. 3L Escondido, Calif. (Escondido HS)13 CJ Saylor C R-R 5-9 195 Fr.R RS West Covina, Calif. (South Hills HS)14 Evan Potter INF R-R 6-1 175 Sr. 3L El Cajon, Calif. (Grossmont HS)15 Justin Hepner RHP R-R 6-3 210 Sr. 3L Carlsbad, Calif. (Carlsbad HS)16 Ryan Muno INF R-R 6-1 205 Jr. 2L El Segundo, Calif. (Mission Viejo HS)17 Mark Seyler RHP R-R 6-2 180 So. 1L Agoura Hills, Calif. (Agoura HS)18 Tyler Adkison OF R-R 5-11 190 Fr. HS Culver City, Calif. (Mater Dei HS)20 Zack Oakley RHP R-R 6-0 170 So. 1L Live Oak, Calif. (Yuba City HS)23 Brad Haynal C R-R 6-3 220 Jr. 2L San Diego, Calif. (Rancho Bernardo HS)24 Aaron Cross LHP L-L 6-0 170 Fr. HS Rialto, Calif. (Mater Dei HS)25 Ty France INF R-R 6-0 205 So. 1L West Covina, Calif. (South Hills HS)26 Tanner Reibenspies INF R-R 5-9 175 So. 1L Simi Valley, Calif. (Chaminade HS)27 Orlando Meza RHP R-R 6-1 190 Fr. HS Temecula, Calif. (Great Oak HS)28 Andrew Brown INF R-R 6-2 190 Fr. HS Chula Vista, Calif. (The Rock Academy)29 Marcus Reyes LHP L-L 5-10 180 Fr. HS Vista, Calif. (Rancho Buena Vista HS)30 Tyler Gatica RHP R-R 6-1 225 Fr. HS Corona, Calif. (Norco HS)31 TJ Kendzora RHP R-R 6-3 190 Sr. 3L Trabuco Canyon, Calif. (El Toro HS)32 Andrew Schultz RHP R-R 6-3 180 Fr. HS San Diego, Calif. (Patrick Henry HS)33 Brett Seeburger LHP L-L 6-1 220 Fr. HS Oceanside, Calif. (Vista HS)34 Collin Orellana LHP R-L 5-11 175 So. 1L Vista, Calif. (San Marcos HS)35 Michael Cederoth RHP R-R 6-6 215 Jr. 2L San Diego, Calif. (Steele Canyon HS)36 Seby Zavala OF R-R 6-0 185 So. 1L West Covina, Calif. (Bishop Amat HS)38 Jacob Erickson LHP L-L 5-9 180 Fr. HS Orange, Calif. (Mater Dei HS)39 Cody Thompson RHP R-R 6-1 185 Fr.R RS Northridge, Calif. (Alemany HS)40 Tyler Sapp RHP R-R 5-10 205 So. 1L Yucaipa, Calif. (Yucaipa HS)41 Brandon Thomas LHP L-L 5-11 205 Jr. 2L Palmdale, Calif. (Knight HS)48 Tyler DeGraff C R-R 5-10 165 Fr. HS San Diego, Calif. (El Capitan HS)

Head Coach: 19 Tony Gwynn (San Diego State), 12th SeasonAssistant Coach: 7 Mark Martinez (Mesa State ’84), 9th SeasonPitching Coach: 11 John Pawlowski (Clemson ‘96), 1st SeasonVolunteer Assistant Coach: 0 Joe Oliveira (Pacific ‘09), 1st SeasonStudent Manager: 43 Cooper Sholder, 4th SeasonAthletic Trainer: Jeff Kahn, M.A., ATC, 2nd SeasonDirector of Operations: Landon Burt (San Diego State ‘08), 1st SeasonDir. of Player Dev.: Anthony Johnson (San Diego State ’90), 13th Season

No. Name Pos.18 Tyler Adkison......................OF9 Greg Allen............................OF1 Ryan Alvarez......................INF

28 Andrew Brown ..................INF35 Michael Cederoth.............RHP24 Aaron Cross ......................LHP48 Tyler DeGraff .........................C5 Bubba Derby .....................RHP

38 Jacon Erickson ..................LPH24 Tyler France........................INF30 Tyler Gatica.......................RHP19 Tony Gwynn .......Head Coach23 Brad Haynal ...........................C15 Justin Hepner....................RHP31 TJ Kendzora ......................RHP7 Mark Martinez .....Asst. Coach

27 Orlando Meza...................RHP16 Ryan Muno.........................INF20 Zack Oakley......................RHP0 Joe Oliveira ...........Asst. Coach

No. Name Pos.34 Collin Orellana .................LHP6 Steven Pallares .....................1B

11 John Pawlowski ...Asst. Coach14 Evan Potter .........................INF26 Tanner Reibenspies ...........INF29 Marcus Reyes....................LHP2 Mike RoBards ...................LHP

40 Tyler Sapp .........................RHP3 CJ Saylor .................................C

32 Andrew Schultz ...............RHP33 Brett Seeburger .................LHP17 Mark Seyler.......................RHP8 Danny Sheehan..................INF

43 Cooper Sholder ..Student Mgr3 Cody Sos .................................C

41 Brandon Thomas ..............LHP39 Cody Thompson ..............RHP10 Spencer Thornton................OF36 Seby Zavala..........................OF12 Tim Zier ..............................INF

SDSU ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

PRONUNCIATION GUIDEGatica ..............................Ga-TEE-kuhMuno .....................................MEW-noOrellana ................oh-ray-YAWN-uhPallares..........................Pah-LAIR-essReibenspies ................REE-ben-speesReyes .........................................ray-essSeyler........................................sigh-lerSos ................................................sauceZavala....................................za-VA-laZier .................................................zear

PLAYERS BY CLASSFreshmen ..........................................11Redshirt Freshman ............................2Sophomores......................................10Juniors .................................................8Seniors.................................................4

ROSTER BREAKDOWNLettermen Returning ................23Lettermen Lost ............................9Starters Returning.......................7Starters Lost .................................2Pitchers Returning ....................11Pitchers Lost ................................5Newcomers ................................12

Freshmen...............................11JC Transfers.............................1

BY STATECalifornia ...................................35


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Collin Orellana, LHP5-11, 175, Sophomore

34

Joe OliveiraVolunteer

Assistant Coach

0

John PawlowskiAssistant Coach

11

Tony GwynnHead Coach

19

Cooper SholderStudent Manager

Landon BurtDirector of

Baseball Operations

TJ Kendzora, RHP6-3, 200, Senior

31

Tyler Gatica6-1, 225, Freshman

30

Marcus Reyes, LHP5-10, 180, Freshman

29

Andrew Schultz, RHP6-3, 180, Freshman

32

Brett Seeburger, LHP6-1, 220, Freshman

33

Andrew Brown, INF6-2, 190, Freshman

28

Mark MartinezAssistant Coach

7

Brandon Thomas, LHP6-0, 205, Junior

41

Jacob Erickson, LHP5-9, 180, Freshman

38

Seby Zavala, OF5-11, 185, Sophomore

36

Michael Cederoth, RHP6-6, 215, Junior

35

Cody Thompson, RHP6-1, 185, Freshman (RS)

39

Tyler Sapp, RHP5-10, 205, Sophomore

40

Tanner Reibenspies, INF5-9, 175, Sophomore

26

Brad Haynal, C6-3, 220, Junior

23

Zack Oakley, RHP6-0, 180, Sophomore

20

Tyler Adkison, OF5-11, 190, Freshman

Aaron Cross, LHP6-0, 170, Freshman

24

Ty France, INF6-0, 205, Sophomore

25

Mark Seyler, RHP6-2, 180, Sophomore

17

Evan Potter, INF6-1, 175, Senior

14

CJ Saylor, C5-9, 195, Freshman (R)

13

Tim Zier, INF5-10, 195, Senior

12

Justin Hepner, RHP6-3, 210, Senior

15

Ryan Muno, INF6-1, 205, Junior

16

Spencer Thornton, OF6-1, 195, Sophomore

10

Danny Sheehan, INF5-11, 175, Sophomore

8

Cody Sos, C6-2, 215, Junior

3

Mike RoBards, LHP5-10, 175, Junior

2

Ryan Alvarez, INF, OF5-8, 160, Freshman

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Bubba Derby, RHP5-11, 185, Sophomore

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Steven Pallares, P-INF6-2, 180, Junior

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Greg Allen, OF6-0, 175, Junior

9

Orlando Meza, RHP6-1, 190, Freshman

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Tyler DeGraff, C5-10, 165, Freshman

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A preseason second-team All-America selection by Baseball America …Named to the College Sports Madness preseason all-Mountain West sec-ond team … Solid offensive and defensive outfielder who returns as thestarter in center fielder in 2014 … Member of the Orleans Firebirds of theCape Cod League during summer 2013 … Hit .221 over 19 contests was11-for-12 in stolen bases … Played for the Quincy (Ill.) Gems in theProspect League during the summer of 2012 … Batted .306 with sevendoubles, four triples and three home runs ... Scored 55 runs and stole 25bases over 53 games … Was named to the league’s West All-Star Team… Competed during summers of 2010 and 2011 for the San Diego Hus-tle … Member of the Rays Scout team in 2010.

SAN DIEGO STATE 2013Named to the all-tourney team at the NCAA Regional Tournament atUCLA after going 3-for-8 with a double and triple in two contests …All-tournament selection at the Mountain West Tournament in Fresno,Calif., after hitting .407 (11-for-27) with three double, six runs score andfive RBI … Hit .538 during the three games at USD on opening weekend(Feb. 15-17) … Had a string of 24 consecutive contest in which hereached base safely (via hit, walk or hit by pitch) from April 21 to June1 … Had a personal session-best 10-game hitting streak during that runfrom April 1-19 … Put together an eight-game hitting streak (April 21-May4) during which he batted .405 (15-for-37) with seven runs scoredand four RBI … He led the team in runs (51), walks (36) and stolen bases(25) … His stolen base total led the Mountain West and was the most byan Aztec since Quintin Berry had 32 during the 2006 campaign …Ranked fourth on the squad in multiple-hit games with 19 … Was se-lected an Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholar for 2013 by Diverse: Issuers inHigher Education magazine, one of 12 collegiate baseball players na-tionwide (all divisions) to receive the honor … Named a Mountain WestScholar-Athlete and a member of the Mountain West All-Academicteam.

SAN DIEGO STATE 2012Played primarily in right field and also made two short relief appear-ances on the mound as a freshman … Led the team with 11 stolen basesand tied for the team best with 11 doubles … Had a team-high 22 mul-tiple-hit games … Second on the squad with eight multiple-RBI contests… Had a season-best seven-game hitting streak early in the season(March 3-16) during which he batted .385 (10-for-26) … Most productiveday at the plate came vs. Loyola Marymount (May 15) when he went 3-for-6 with a double, two runs scored and a season-high four RBI …

Committed only one error in 155 chances for a .994 fielding percentage… Strong arm led to 10 defensive assists from the outfield … In confer-ence play hit .330 with a .407 on-base percentage … Was named to theall-tournament team at the Mountain West Championships when he hit.438 with two home runs, six runs scored, and four runs batted in overfour games … Was named a Mountain West Scholar Athlete (cumula-tive gpa of 3.5 or higher) … Also selected to the Mountain West All-Academic Team.

HIGH SCHOOL

Won four varsity letters as a baseball player at Hilltop High School inChula Vista, Calif. ... Played there for coach Kurt Gritts … Named MesaLeague Player of the Year as a senior after hitting .470 with eight dou-bles and three home runs … Scored 35 runs in 28 games with 11 stolenbases in 13 attempts … Also compiled a 3-2 record with two saves anda 2.18 earned run average as a pitcher … Second-team all-San DiegoSection honoree … First-team all-Mesa League as a junior and senior …During his junior season batted .410 with 11 doubles and 31 runs scoredover 30 contests … Member of the San Diego Union-Tribune all-acade-mic baseball team his final two seasons … Competed for the Hilltopfootball squad as a senior in 2010.

PERSONAL

Gregory L. Allen was born March 15, 1993 in San Diego, Calif. … Son ofKim and Charles Allen … Cousin, DeWayne Patmon, played collegiatefootball at Michigan and for the New York Giants of the NFL … An-other cousin, Chad Patmon, played football at Texas … Favorite ath-letes include former Dodger great Jackie Robinson and San Diego Padreoutfielder Cameron Maybin … Majoring in business at San Diego Statewith plans to go on to law school … Was also recruited by Indiana,Fresno State, Iowa, UC Irvine and New Mexico.

GREGALLEN

OUTFIELDER, S-R6-0, 175, JUNIOR

SAN DIEGO, CALIF.HILLTOP HS

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ALLEN’S SDSU CAREER HIGHS

Hits...........................................*4 at Santa Clara (2/27/13)Runs............................................4 vs. UC Irvine (4/23/13)Doubles ............................................*1 at UCLA (5/31/13)Triples ..............................................*1 at UCLA (5/31/13)Home Runs .......................................*1 vs. TCU (5/26/12)RBI............................................*4 at Santa Clara (2/27/13)Stolen Bases ..............3 vs. Loyola Marymount (5/15/12)Walks ........................................*3 vs, UC Irvine (4/23/13)Hitting Streak ...............10 games (4/1 through 4/19/12)* last time when on more than one occasion

Overall StatsYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HB SO OB% SF SH SB-A PO A E FLD%2012 .312 60-58 231 44 72 11 2 2 31 .403 19 9 41 .383 2 9 11-20 144 10 1 .9942013 .299 62-62 254 51 76 11 1 0 28 .350 36 6 40 .397 1 7 25-34 173 5 2 .989Totals .305 122-120 485 95 148 22 3 2 59 .375 55 15 81 .391 3 16 36-54 317 15 3 .991

MWC StatsYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HB SO OB% SF SH SB-A PO A E FLD%2012 .330 24-24 97 17 32 5 1 0 19 .402 8 6 16 .407 2 4 7-10 56 1 1 .9832013 .231 30-30 121 20 28 5 0 0 10 .273 21 3 24 .359 0 4 9-15 76 3 1 .988Totals .275 54-54 218 37 60 10 1 0 29 .330 29 9 40 .380 2 8 16-25 132 4 2 .986

ALLEN’S CAREER STATISTICS



A third-team preseason All-America selection by Baseball America …Also listed by Baseball America as the 11th-rated junior for Junes MajorLeague draft … Named to the College Sports Madness preseason all-Mountain West first team … Hard-throwing right-handed pitcher whois expected to retain his role in the starting rotation in his third seasonat San Diego State … Selected in the 42nd round of the 2011 MajorLeague draft by the Arizona Diamondbacks.

SAN DIEGO STATE 2013A second team 2013 all-Mountain West Conference selection … Led theMountain West in strikeouts both overall and in conference contests …His 109 ranked ninth on the SDSU all-time single-season list … Namedthe California Bank & Trust Student-Athlete of the Week on Feb. 20 afterdefeating 12th-ranked San Diego in the season opener … Tossed a pairof complete games during the season, one a win (at Air Force April 2)and one a loss (at Arkansas March 7) … Had a career-high 14 strikeoutsover eight innings in the win over Nevada (April 5) … Followed thatwith double digit strikeout efforts in his next two starts against AirForce (11) and UNLV (10) … Earned conference Pitcher of the Weekhonors after tossing eight shutout innings in SDSU’s 2-0 win over Ne-vada on April 5 … In that contest, in which he struck out 14 batters, herecorded at least one strikeout in each inning, including three in theeighth … In addition, College Sports Madness named him the MadnessMountain West Baseball Player of the Week for that performance as well… Only two of his 13 starts in 2013 went less than five innings (4.0 in-nings at New Mexico March 28 and 4.1 vs. San Diego June1).

SAN DIEGO STATE 2012Began his freshman season in the bullpen and moved into the No. 1 spotin the starting rotation by the third weekend of the season, remainingthere the rest of the year … Went five or more innings in seven of his 11starts … Opponents hit just .226 against him, the fourth-lowest mark inthe Mountain West … Picked up first two wins in a relief role vs. Wash-ington (Feb. 19) and Oregon State (Feb. 24)… Longest outing of the yearcame at Cal Poly (March 23) when he went 8.0 innings with one run al-lowed on three hits with six strikeouts (no decision) … Recorded a sea-son-high nine strikeouts in 5.1 innings during a start at UNLV on April5 … Picked up his third win of the season in that contest … Suffered abroken jaw during start at Texas A&M on May 12 … After missing onestart, came back (with his jaw wired shut) on May 25 to defeat UNLV atthe Mountain West Tournament … Came on in relief in that contest andwent final 4.0 innings, allowing one earned run on two hits with three

strikeouts … His total of 62 strikeouts on the season led the team …Over his final two appearances of the season (at Texas A&M and atUNLV), tossed 8.1 innings allowing no earned runs on five hits with sixstrikeouts.

HIGH SCHOOL

Two-year baseball letterman at Steele Canyon High School in SpringValley, Calif. … Coached there by Todd Snyder … As a senior pitcherwent 4-4 with one save and a 2.33 earned run average ... Tossed fivecomplete games … Recorded 104 strikeouts over 72 innings to lead theleague in that category … First team all-East County selection … Namedto all-Grossmont Hills League second team … Competed for theCougars basketball team as a sophomore and junior … Named honor-able mention all-Grossmont Hills League for the 2009-10 campaign …Team captain during his junior season.

PERSONAL

Michael Sean Cederoth was born Nov, 25, 1992, in Santa Ana, Calif. …Son of Shawna and Mike Cederoth … Favorite athlete is Los AngelesAngels pitcher Jared Weaver … Was also recruited by Arizona State,Arizona, Oregon, Long Beach State and UC Santa Barbara … Criminaljustice major at San Diego State.

MICHAELCEDEROTHPITCHER, R-R

6-6, 215, JUNIORSAN DIEGO, CALIF.

STEELE CANYON HS

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CEDEROTH’S SDSU CAREER HIGHS

Most Innings .............................9.0 at Air Force (4/12/13)Long Start ..................................9.0 at Air Force (4/12/13)Short Start ................................2.0 vs. Air Force (3/30/12)Long Relief.....................................4.0 at UNLV (5/25/12)Hits Allowed...........................9 at New Mexico 3/16/12)Strikeouts ......................................14 vs. Nevada (4/5/13)Walks Allowed ..................................7 vs. TCU (4/20/12)Runs Allowed ........................9 at New Mexico (3/16/12)Earned Runs Allowed ..........8 at New Mexico (3/28/13)* last time when on more than one occasion

Overall Pitching StatsYear ERA W-L G-GS-CG SHO-CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR B/Avg WP HB BK PO A E FLD%2012 4.14 4-4 15-11-0 0-0 0 67.1 57 43 31 48 62 3 .226 9 4 1 3 5 3 .7272013 4.25 3-9 15-15-2 0-1 0 95.1 72 48 45 48 109 4 .213 12 6 2 2 11 1 .929Totals 4.20 7-13 30-26-2 0-1 0 162.2 129 91 76 96 171 7 .219 21 10 3 5 16 4 .840

MWC Pitching StatsYear ERA W-L G-GS-CG SHO-CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR B/Avg WP HB BK PO A E FLD%2012 6.09 1-3 7-7-0 0-0 0 34.0 33 33 23 34 34 3 .244 7 3 1 2 1 1 .7502013 4.45 2-6 9-9-1 0-1 0 60.2 49 32 30 24 72 3 .221 7 3 1 1 5 1 .857Totals 5.04 3-9 16-16-1 0-1 0 94.2 82 65 53 58 106 6 .230 14 6 2 3 8 2 .846

CEDEROTH’S CAREER STATISTICS



SDSU’s closer as a freshman who could move into the starting rotationin 2014 … Talented pitcher who began his prep career as an in-fielder/outfielder and started pitching as a sophomore … Struck outwell over a batter per inning during his high school career (237K’s in177.2 innings) while issuing only 28 walks … Played for the Bethesda(Md.) Big Train in the Cal Ripken Collegiate Baseball League duringsummer 2013 and was named to the league’s South All-Star team …Compiled a record of 6-2 with a 0.76 earned run average, striking out 56batters over 47.1 innings … Was a member of the Rawlings/PerfectGame Preseason California Region All High School Senior Team in 2012… Competed for the PlayHard (baseball club) Halos in Pasadena, Calif.,during summer 2012 … Member of the Mariners scout team.

SAN DIEGO STATE 2013Was selected a Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American … Namedto the 2013 all-Mountain West Conference second team … Recorded 10saves in his first year of college baseball, a number that led the Moun-tain West … Save total ranked sixth on the SDSU single-season list andties for 10th on the Aztec career list ... Recorded 44 strikeouts over his35.2 innings with only 14 walks … Was named the Mountain WestPitcher of the Week on Feb. 18 after recording two saves in the three-game series with nationally-ranked San Diego to open the season …Made his first collegiate appearance in the ninth inning of the 4-2 winon Feb. 16 ... With SDSU holding a two-run lead, he would face runnersat second and third with no outs ... He struck out the next batter beforegetting a ground ball to first that turned into a double play to end thegame … In the 5-3 victory in the series finale (Feb. 17), he was called outof the bullpen in the ninth with a two-run lead, bases loaded and noouts … He struck out the next three batters, the No. 2-4 hitters, to pre-serve the win … In his two innings of work at USD, he struck out fourbatters and only gave up two hits.

HIGH SCHOOL

Played four years of varsity baseball at La Salle High School inPasadena, Calif., where he was coached by Harry Agajanian … Wasboth a pitcher and infielder … A two-time Division 4 All-CIF selection… Named the Del Rey League MVP as a senior … Compiled pitchingrecord of 9-1 with a 0.60 earned run average, striking out 117 battersover 81.2 innings … Also hit .395 with nine doubles, three home runsand 27 RBI … Named to the Pasadena Star-News All-Area Team in 2012… As a junior went 10-1 with a 0.94 ERA while hitting .435 with 12 dou-bles and three home runs … La Salle’s Pitcher of the Year … Tossed fourshutout innings to help the South team defeat the North in second gameof North-South series held at SDSU in June 2011 … Participated in stu-dent government and was a student ambassador at La Salle HS.

PERSONAL

Bowdien H. Derby was born Feb. 24, 1994, in Arcadia, Calif. … Son ofAlfred and Julie Derby … Older sisters Valerie and Kimberly bothplayed soccer and softball in high school … Favorite athlete is Yankeesshortstop Derek Jeter … Was also recruited by Arizona, Oregon, UCSanta Barbara and Hawai’i … Hobbies include guitar and classic cars …Majoring in business administration at San Diego State.

BUBBADERBYPITCHER, L-R

5-11, 185, SOPHOMOREMONROVIA, CALIF.

LA SALLE HS

5

DERBY’S SDSU CAREER HIGHS

Most Innings..................................5.2 at UNLV (4/19/13)Long Start .....................................5.0 vs. UNLV (5/25/13)Short Start.....................................5.0 vs. UNLV (5/25/13)Long Relief.....................................5.2 at UNLV (4/19/13)Hits Allowed .................................*5 vs. UNLV (5/25/13)Strikeouts ..........................................8 at UNLV (4/19/13)Walks Allowed.................................4 at UNLV (4/19/13)Runs Allowed................................4 at Arkansas (3/9/13)Earned Runs Allowed ................4 at Arkansas (3/19/13)* last time when on more than one occasion

Overall Pitching StatsYear ERA W-L G-GS-CG SHO-CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR B/Avg WP HB BK PO A E FLD%2013 3.79 4-3 24-1-0 0-1 10 35.2 33 16 15 14 44 3 .262 3 4 0 4 4 0 1.000

MWC Pitching StatsYear ERA W-L G-GS-CG SHO-CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR B/Avg WP HB BK PO A E FLD%2013 3.32 2-2 15-0-0 0-1 6 19.0 13 8 7 12 25 2 .210 1 2 0 0 3 0 1.000

DERBY’S CAREER STATISTICS



A second-team Freshman All-America selection by Baseball America in2013 … Named to the College Sports Madness preseason all-Mountainwest second team … Will continue in the starting role at third base in hissecond season at SDSU … Competed for the Bethesda (Md.) Big train inthe Cal Ripken League during the summer of 2013 … Hit .339 over 35contests with the Big Train with four doubles, two home runs, 19 runsscored and 22 RBI … Played 2012 summer ball for San Gabriel ValleyArsenal … Member of the Arsenal team that advanced to the quarterfi-nals of the World Wood Bat Association World (WWBA) Champi-onships in October 2011 … Prior to his senior year of prep ball wasselected to the Rawlings/Perfect Game California Region All HighSchool Senior Second Team.

SAN DIEGO STATE 2013Started every game at third base during his freshman campaign …Named MVP of the 2013 Mountain West Tournament when he set arecord for hits in the tourney with 16 … Was named a National Playerof the Week by Collegiate Baseball after his performance at the confer-ence tournament … Went 4-for-4 with a double and home run in thechampionship game vs. New Mexico on May 26 … Ended the seasonwith a six-game hitting streak during which he batted .727 (16-for-22)with four doubles, two home runs, eight RBI and nine runs scored …Had a double in four of the final five games of the year … Named a SanDiego Hall of Champions Star of the Month for May and was one of theSDHOC’s Stars of the Year … Showed some power as he led the squadwith five home runs … Had multiple hits in 20 contests to tie for third-most on the squad … Had a personal-best four runs batted in at FresnoState on March 16 … Had an eight-game hitting streak from March 15-28, going 10-for-29 (.345) with nine RBI … Also had a seven-game streak(April 6-19) when he batted .375 (12-for-32) with a pair of doubles andfour RBI … Was hit by pitch 10 times, a number that ranks second on theSDSU all-time single-season list … Hit .345 in Mountain West gameswith a team-leading .446 on-base percentage … One of three Aztecs tohave started every game in 2013 … Named to the Mountain West all-academic team.

HIGH SCHOOL

A four-year varsity letterwinner at South Hills High School in Covina,Calif. … Coached there by Kevin Smith … Played both first and thirdbase … A two-time first-team all-Sierra League honoree and was namedthe league MVP as a senior … First-team all-CIF honoree … A second-team Cal-Hi Sports all-state infielder … As a junior as was first-teamall-league selection and was chosen second-team all-CIF … An all-SanAntonio League honoree as a freshman and sophomore … Was theFreshman State Player of the Year in 2009 … Named a Perfect Game

USA first Team Preseason HS Underclassmen All American in both2010 and 2011 … Played for the South Hills HS football team during the2009 and 2011 seasons.

PERSONAL

Tyler L. France was born July 13, 1994, in Downey, Calif. … Son of Larryand Diane France … Cousin, George Snyder, was a pitcher at San DiegoState during the 2008 and 209 seasons … Was also recruited by the Uni-versity of San Diego … Enjoys rowing, fishing, football and liftingweights … Career plans in pro baseball or law enforcement … A crim-inal justice major at San Diego State.

TYFRANCE

INFIELDER, R-R6-0, 205, SOPHOMOREWEST COVINA, CALIF.

SOUTH HILLS HS

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Overall StatsYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HB SO OB% SF SH SB-A PO A E FLD%2013 .317 62-62 218 28 69 14 0 5 36 .450 25 14 37 .417 2 3 1-6 39 88 10 .927

MWC StatsYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HB SO OB% SF SH SB-A PO A E FLD%2013 .345 30-30 110 13 38 5 0 2 16 .445 14 6 13 .446 0 1 0-2 19 52 2 .973

FRANCE’S SDSU CAREER HIGHS

Hits ........................................4 vs. New Mexico (5/26/13)Runs.......................................3 vs. New Mexico (5/26/13)Doubles .......................................2 at San Diego (2/17/13)Triples............................................................................NoneHome Runs...........................1 vs. New Mexico (5/26/13)RBI............................................4 at Fresno State (3/16/13)Stolen Bases.....................................1 vs. UNLV (5/25/13)Walks ....................................*3 vs. Fresno State (4/27/13)Hitting Streak ..........................8 games (3/15 to 3/28/13)* last time when on more than one occasion

FRANCE’S CAREER STATISTICS



Returns for the 2014 campaign as SDSU’s most experienced catcher afterseeing time at that spot as well as the designated hitter role in 2013 …Played during the summer of 2013 for the Bethesda (Md.) Big Train inthe Cal Ripken League … Saw action at first and third base as well ascatcher and DH … Hit .213 with three doubles and a pair of home runs… Committed only one error for a .995 fielding percentage … Wasgranted a redshirt year in 2012 after breaking his leg early in the sea-son.

SAN DIEGO STATE 2013Made a triumphant return to the lineup after missing the 2012 campaignwith a broken leg … Served as the Aztecs’ designated hitter in eachgame at University of San Diego on opening weekend (Feb. 15-17) …In the opener he recorded a pair of doubles, a triple and two RBI with arun scored and a stolen base … He batted .308 for the weekend, addinga double, RBI and run scored over the ensuing two contests ... Hit safelyin eight of SDSU’s first nine game this season and ended the year byhitting safely in seven of SDSU’s final eight contests … Had a personal-best six game hitting streak from April 23 to May 3 during which hewent 8-for-20 (.400) with two doubles and five runs batted in … Hit twohome runs in a game at Fresno State on March 16 … Other homer camein the ninth inning at Nevada on May 5 in a contest won by SDSU in 10innings.

SAN DIEGO STATE 2012Suffered a broken leg during practice after the fourth game of the sea-son and redshirted for the Aztecs … Started three of SDSU’s first fourcontests, two at catcher and one at designated hitter … Recorded a dou-ble and triple among his six base hits .. Scored two runs in the seasonopener vs. Washington (Feb. 17) with a season-high three hits.

SAN DIEGO STATE 2011Started 27 times behind the plate during his first season at SDSU andseven times in the DH role … Also made one start in left field ... Reachedbase safely (hit, walk or HBP) in 14 consecutive games (Feb. 27 to March19) with base hits in 11 of those contests before failing to do so in the se-ries finale against New Mexico on March 20 … Put together a personal-best six-game hitting streak that ended on March 15 in the game atLoyola Marymount … .During that streak he went 10-for-24 (.417) withthree doubles, a home run and eight runs batted in … Hit his first home

run as an Aztec in the contest at CSU Northridge on March 8 … Beltedhis second home run of the season to cap SDSU’s four-run eighth in-ning rally that ended in a 13-10 win over New Mexico on March 19 …Third homer came as a pinch hitter at Brigham Young (March 26) …Had his best day at the plate with a three-hit performance vs. No. 3Oklahoma on March 6 … Also drove in a pair of runs in the first inningof that game and threw out a two runners attempting to steal … Season-best three RBI vs. Utah on April 8.

HIGH SCHOOL

Won two varsity letters at Rancho Bernardo High School in San Diego… Named the team captain for coach Sam Blalock’s Broncos in 2009 and2010 … Posted a .347 batting average with eight doubles, six home runsand 36 runs batted over 34 games during his senior season … Had a.406 on-base percentage and a .568 slugging average … Successful on 7-of-10 steal attempts … Led the Broncos to a first-place finish in the Palo-mar League and was an honorable mention all-Palomar League honoree… As a junior hit .410 with 16 doubles, two triples and a league-leadingnine home runs … Also scored 34 runs and drove in 31 while compil-ing a .474 on-base percentage and .812 slugging percentage … Was first-team all-state underclass selection as a junior as well as all-PalomarLeague and all-CIF … Became the first player in 19-year history of Ran-cho Bernardo HS to hit for the cycle when he accomplished the feat vs.Rancho Buena Vista HS on April 9, 2009 … Cycle included an inside-the-park home run … Named to the San Diego Union-Tribune all-acade-mic team as a senior.

PERSONAL

Bradley Lewis Haynal was born on August 21, 1991 in San Francisco,Calif. … Son of Jerry Haynal and Lucina Harrison … Father played bas-ketball at Westmont College … Brother of former San Diego Statepitcher Austin Haynal … Lists his favorite athlete as Colorado Rockiescatcher Yorvit Torrealba … Enjoys spending time with family, fishingand going to the beach … Also recruited by Arizona State, San Diego,UC Irvine and UC Riverside … A communications major at San DiegoState.

BRADHAYNAL

CATCHER, R-R6-3, 220, JUNIOR

SAN DIEGO, CALIF.RANCHO BERNARDO HS

23

HAYNAL’S SDSU CAREER HIGHS

Hits............................................*3 vs. UC Irvine (4/23/13)Runs ..........................................*2 vs. UC Irvine (4/23/13)Doubles .......................................2 at San Diego (2/15/13)Triples ........................................*1 at San Diego (2/15/13)Home Runs......................................2 at UNLV (4/19/13))RBI ....................................................*5 at UNLV (4/19/13)Stolen Bases...............................*1 at San Diego (4/15/13)Walks......................................*2 at Fresno State (3/16/13)Hitting Streak..............*6 games (5/22 through 5/26/13)* last time when on more than one occasion

Overall StatsYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HB SO OB% SF SH SB-A PO A E FLD%2011 .242 42-35 128 14 31 8 0 3 16 .375 14 7 31 .347 1 3 2-4 181 34 10 .9562012 .375 4-3 16 3 6 2 1 0 2 .625 0 0 1 .375 0 0 0-0 16 7 1 .9582013 .241 49-49 187 15 45 13 1 3 30 .369 13 7 56 .305 6 2 1-5 66 18 2 .977Totals .248 95-87 331 32 82 23 2 6 48 .384 27 14 88 .325 7 5 3-9 263 59 13 .961

MWC StatsYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HB SO OB% SF SH SB-A PO A E FLD%2011 .204 15-13 49 5 10 3 0 2 8 .388 2 4 12 .291 0 2 1-1 80 18 1 .9902012 —————No Appearances—————2013 .184 20-20 76 6 14 2 0 3 13 .329 5 3 22 .256 2 0 0-0 6 1 0 1.000Totals .192 35-13 125 11 24 5 0 5 21 .351 7 7 34 .270 2 2 1-1 86 19 1 .991

HAYNAL’S CAREER STATISTICS



Will see action primarily as a reliever this season ...Competed for theBethesda (Md.) Big Train in the Cal Ripken League during summer 2013… Made eight appearances (six starts) and compiled a record of 2-2 witha 4.13 earned run average … Played for the North Fork Ospreys of theHamptons Collegiate Baseball League (Long Island, New York) duringsummer 2012 … Had a record of 2-4 with a 5.48 earned run average ...Recorded 59 strikeouts over 42.2 innings … Strikeout total was fourth-highest in the league … Competed for the Corvallis (Ore.) Knights inthe West Coast Collegiate League during the summer of 2011 … Playedsummer ball in the Connie Mack League for different teams each of theprevious three summers … Played for the Renegades in 2010, the Liq-uid Experience in 2009 and the CBA Royals in 2008.

SAN DIEGO STATE 2013In the opener vs. San Diego (Feb. 15) tossed the final four innings al-lowing no runs on two hits with season-high five strikeouts as he pickedup his lone save of the year … Also pitched one shutout inning of laterelief in the final game vs. USD with one strikeout … Matched his sea-son-high five-strikeout effort in the game at New Mexico on March 30… Picked up his only win of the year with a four-inning relief stint atFresno State on March 16.

SAN DIEGO STATE 2012Began the season in the bullpen and served as a late reliever and closerthree weeks into the season … Picked up first career save in the winover San Francisco when he tossed 3.0 innings and allowed no runs onfour hits with four strikeouts … Went on to notch seven saves over thecourse of the season to tie for the ninth-most ever by an Aztec hurler …Tied for the overall conference lead in saves … Made first of his threestarts in contest vs. Pacific on Feb. 25, going 5.1 innings … Struck out aseason-high six in that contest while allowing a run on eight hits … Alsohad six strikeouts in a 5.1 inning relief stint at Air Force on April 28 anda five-inning start vs. UNLV on May 4 … Named the Mountain WestPitcher of the Week on April 30 … Picked first career win at Long BeachState (March 6), tossing the final 1.2 innings allowing no runs on no hitswith a pair of strikeouts … Longest outing came at Texas A&M on May11 when he went 8.0 innings in a 4-1 loss … Surrendered one earnedrun and struck out five against the Aggies … In Mountain West play

compiled a record of 3-0 with four saves and a 2.52 earned run averageas opponents hit just .215 against him ... His four saves in conferenceplay led the Mountain West and his ERA and opponent batting averageranked third.

SAN DIEGO STATE 2011Recorded four relief appearances before a starting assignment againstCal State Northridge on May 10 … Went only one inning in that contestand was not involved in the decision … Longest stint was two inningsagainst Oral Roberts on April 3 when he allowed a pair of runs and hada season-high two strikeouts … In his four relief appearances covering5.1 innings compiled a 5.03 earned run average.

HIGH SCHOOL

Three-year baseball letterman at Carlsbad High School … Played therefor Head Coach Chris Greene … Named team’s pitcher of the year bothas a junior and senior …Holds the Carlsbad HS career marks for strike-outs and innings pitched plus the school single-season record for strike-outs … Compiled a record of 4-5 with one save and a 3.23 earned runaverage as a senior in 2010 … Recorded 67 strikeouts in 65 innings …Batted .214 (9-for-41) at the plate with one double and two triples …Had a .945 fielding percentage as a catcher over 178 innings of work …Named second-team all-Palomar League … As a junior went 2-6 with a3.88 earned run average, striking out 49 over 52.1 innings.

PERSONAL

Justin Matthew Hepner was born on February 4, 1992 in San Diego,Calif. … Son of Rick and Lynda Hepner … Plans to play baseball pro-fessionally … Favorite athlete is New York Yankees second basemanRobinson Cano … Hobbies include snowboarding, working out andgoing to the beach … Also recruited by New Mexico State … A socialscience major at SDSU.

JUSTINHEPNERPITCHER, R-R

6-3, 210, SENIORCARLSBAD, CALIF.

CARLSBAD HS

15

HEPNER’S SDSU CAREER HIGHS

Most Innings ........................8.0 at Texas A&M (5/11/12)Long Start .............................8.0 at Texas A&M (5/11/12)Short Start ...................1.0 vs. CSU Northridge (5/10/11)Long Relief ................................5.1 at Air Force (4/28/12)Hits Allowed .........................*8 at Texas A&M (5/11/12)Strikeouts .........................................*6 vs. UNLV (5/4/12)Walks Allowed .....................*4 at Fresno State (3/16/13)Runs Allowed........................*8 at Texas A&M (5/11/12)Earned Runs Allowed....................*4 vs. UNLV (5/4/12)* last time when on more than one occasion

Overall StatsYear ERA W-L G-GS-CG SHO-CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR B/Avg WP HB BK PO A E FLD%2011 9.95 0-0 5-1-0 0-0 0 6.1 9 7 7 3 4 0 .346 2 0 0 1 2 1 .7502012 2.94 5-3 22-3-1 0-1 7 52.0 53 20 17 20 50 3 .262 2 1 0 3 2 0 1.0002013 3.73 1-1 19-0-0 0-0 1 31.1 32 14 13 22 24 4 .276 2 2 0 5 4 1 .900Totals 3.71 6-4 46-4-1 0-1 8 89.2 94 41 37 45 78 7 .273 6 3 0 9 8 2 .895

MWC StatsYear ERA W-L G-GS-CG SHO-CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR B/Avg WP HB BK PO A E FLD%2011 —————No Appearances—————2012 2.52 3-0 10-1-0 0-1 4 25.0 20 7 7 8 24 1 .215 1 0 0 1 1 0 1.0002013 4.08 1-0 10-0-0 0-0 0 17.2 21 8 8 11 13 2 .300 0 1 0 0 3 0 1.000Totals 3.16 4-0 20-1-0 0-1 4 42.2 41 15 15 19 37 3 .265 1 1 0 1 4 0 1.000

HEPNER’S CAREER STATISTICS



In line to continue in a middle relief role with the occasional starting as-signment during his senior season … Played for the Anchorage GlacierPilots of the Alaska League during the summer of 2013 ... Led the teamin appearances with 13 and compiled a 2-2 record and a 4.13 earned runaverage … During summer 2012 competed for the La Crosse Loggers ofthe Northwoods League in Wisconsin … Made 11 appearances includ-ing 10 starts, compiling a record of 4-1 with a 4.44 earned run average… Played for the Quincy (R.I.) Gems in the Prospect League duringsummer 2011 … In 11 starts went 8-0 with a 2.58 earned run averageand was named team’s pitcher of the year … Selected to the ProspectLeague West All-Star team … Hard-throwing right-hander who fin-ished his prep career with a 19-6 record and a 2.35 earned run average.

SAN DIEGO STATE 2013Made lone start of the year at Santa Clara in a loss on Feb. 26 … Longestouting was two innings of relief against UC Riverside at home on April1 … That had been his last appearance until 1.2 innings of relief workagainst New Mexico on May 16 … Season-high two strikeouts in gamesat UC Irvine on March 12 and vs. New Mexico on May 16 and May 25… Got the start in the Mountain West Tournament game vs. New Mex-ico on May 25, going 3.1 innings, his longest outing of the season.

SAN DIEGO STATE 2012Moved between the bullpen and starting rotation with seven starts andeight relief appearances … Had three starts of six innings duration vs.Washington, Cal State Northridge and Long Beach State … No decisionin any of those outings … Season-high six strikeouts in season openervs. Washington (Feb. 17) … Recorded a save vs. Air Force on March 31when he tossed the final 3.2 innings, allowing no runs on two hits witha strikeout and no walks … Did not allow a home run over his 45 in-nings during the season … Named a Mountain West Scholar-Athlete(gpa of 3.5 or better) … Also earned Mountain West all-Academic Teamrecognition.

SAN DIEGO STATE 2011Made starts in his first three appearances followed by nine relief stintsprior to a start at UNLV late in the season … Was named the MountainWest Conference Pitcher of the Week for his performance in that gameagainst UNLV on May 21 … Went 8.0 innings allowing no runs on twohits with three walks and four strikeouts … Opened his collegiate career

with an impressive start vs. Winthrop in the third game of the season …Retired the first 15 batters he faced in that contest with only two hit ballsleaving the infield (both fly outs to center field) … He recorded the winwith six full innings of work allowing the one run and one hit whilestriking out three and walking three … Had his best performance sincethe opening weekend of the season with a stellar relief effort against CalState Northridge on May 10 … He entered the game in the second in-ning with two men on and no outs and went on to toss the next 7.2 in-nings, allowing a run on three hits with two walks and seven strikeouts… The seven K’s against Northridge marked his season high.

HIGH SCHOOL

A three-time varsity letter earner at El Toro High School in El Toro,Calif. … Coached there by Mike Gonzales … Led the Chargers to threestraight Sea View League titles from 2008-10 … Finished his senior sea-son at 11-2 with one save and a 2.00 earned run average … Had ninecomplete games including five shutouts … Struck out 95 batters whileonly issuing 18 walks over 94.2 innings … Held opponents to just a .183batting average … An honorable mention All-America selection in2010… Was also named first-team all-Sea View League, first-team all-Orange County, first-team all-CIF, and second-team all-state … As ajunior went 3-3 with a save along with a 2.91 earned run average …Recorded 46 strikeouts and only 11 walks in 43.1 innings pitched … Asecond-team all-Sea View selection in 2009 … Won the CIF Division IIchampionship with El Toro as a sophomore in 2008 … That season com-piled a mark of 5-1 with a 2.53 ERA.

PERSONAL

Taylor Joseph Kendzora was born on March 30, 1992 in Dunedin, Fla. …Son of Frank Kendzora and Maryann Mackey … Plans to have a careerteaching abroad … Enjoys playing guitar in his free time … Also re-cruited by UC Irvine, UC Davis, UC San Diego and Duke … A linguis-tics major at San Diego State with an interest in a career teaching abroad.

TJKENDZORA

PITCHER, R-R6-3, 190, SENIOR

TRABUCO CANYON, CALIF.EL TORO HS

31

KENDZORA’S SDSU CAREER HIGHS

Most Innings..................................8.0 at UNLV (5/21/11)Long Start.......................................8.0 at UNLV (5/21/11)Short Start..............................1.1 at Santa Clara (2/26/13)Long Relief..................7.2 vs. CSU Northridge (5/10/11)Hits Allowed...........................11 vs. St. Mary’s (3/11/12)Strikeouts .......................7 vs. CSU Northridge (5/10/11)Walks Allowed................4 vs. CSU Northridge (3/4/12)Runs Allowed.......................8 vs. Kansas State (2/25/12)Earned Runs Allowed.........8 vs. Kansas State (2/25/12)* last time when on more than one occasion

Overall StatsYear ERA W-L G-GS-CG SHO-CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR B/Avg WP HB BK PO A E FLD%2011 5.40 3-2 14-4-0 0-2 0 38.1 42 27 23 12 30 3 .282 3 6 0 0 9 1 .9002012 5.40 0-3 15-7-0 0-0 1 45.0 63 36 27 19 25 0 .350 6 2 0 0 8 0 1.0002013 7.15 0-1 7-2-0 0-0 0 11.1 16 11 9 5 8 3 .356 2 0 0 0 2 0 1.000Totals 5.61 3-6 36-13-0 0-2 1 94.2 121 74 59 36 63 6 .324 11 8 0 0 19 1 .950

MWC StatsYear ERA W-L G-GS-CG SHO-CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR B/Avg WP HB BK PO A E FLD%2011 0.87 1-0 3-1-0 0-1 0 10.1 5 1 1 4 5 0 .143 1 2 0 0 2 1 .6672012 7.59 0-1 5-1-0 0-0 1 10.2 17 9 9 4 3 0 .405 0 0 0 0 2 0 1.0002013 5.40 0-0 1-0-0 0-0 0 1.2 1 1 1 0 2 1 .167 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000Totals 4.37 1-1 9-2-0 0-1 1 22.2 23 11 11 8 10 1 .277 1 2 0 0 4 1 .800

KENDZORA’S CAREER STATISTICS



Named to the College Sports Madness preseason all-Mountain West teamas a utility player … Made the defensive move from third base to firstbase last season and returns as the starter at that position … Standoutoffensive player who played in the infield and outfield during his highschool career … Played for the Morehead City (N.C.) Marlins in theCoastal Plains League during summer 2013 … Batted .226 with six dou-bles and three home runs … Competed for the Colton Nighthawks ofthe Connie Mack League in Riverside, Calif., during the summer of 2011… Hit .380 with three home runs … Played in the 2010 Under ArmorTeam One Future Stars Game … Listed among the top 10 on the UnderArmor Team One Rising Prospects list.

SAN DIEGO STATE 2013Earned second-team all-Mountain West honors in 2013 … Suffered abroken hand during practice and missed six weeks of the season (fromFeb. 18 to March 22)… Went 4-for-13 (.308) during the opening weekendof the season … College Sports Madness named him the Madness Moun-tain West Baseball Player of the Week for his exceptional performanceduring week of April 22-28 … Over SDSU’s four games that week, he hit.400 (6-for-15) with two doubles, a home run and nine RBI … He alsodrew four walks for a .526 on-base percentage and finished with a .733slugging percentage for the week … Recorded three RBI in three of thefour contests … Batted .343 in Mountain West play with 12 doubles andthree home runs … Had a streak of 22 games in which he reached basesafely (via base hit, walk or hit by pitch) from March 22 to April 28 …Season-best hitting streak of seven games (April 6-10) … Second on theteam with 11 multiple-RBI games including eight contests in which hedrove in three or more runs … Had three consecutive three-RBI effortsvs. UC Irvine and Fresno State (two) in late April … Member of theMountain West all-Academic team.

SAN DIEGO STATE 2012Made 47 of his 50 starts at third base … Tied for the team lead with 11doubles and second with four home runs … Compiled a .405 on-basepercentage … Began his collegiate career by going 6-for-13 with twodoubles and two RBI over SDSU’s first three contests of the season vs.Washington … Season-high four hits came vs. Air Force on March 30when he also tied his personal best with two runs batted in … Had threehits in a game on five occasions … Was named the College Sports Mad-ness Mountain West Player of the Week for the period of March 26-April1 … Over four games that week he went 9-for-16 (.572) with four runsscored and a pair of RBI … Ranked third on the squad with 17 multiple-

hit games during the season … Put together an eight-game hitting streak(March 24-April 7) during which he batted .500 (16-for-32) with eightrun scored, five RBI and a home run … Season-high three RBI cameagainst UNLV at the Mountain West Tournament on May 25 … Scoredfour runs in win over TCU on May 26 … Was hit by pitch on 13 occa-sion to tie for the third-most ever for an Aztec player … Batted .378 inconference play with seven doubles and two home runs in 22 games …Named to the Mountain West All-Academic Team.

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed a total of four seasons of varsity baseball at two high schools …Spent his final two seasons at Mission Viejo High School where he wascoached by Chris Ashbach … Helped the Diablos to the Division 2 CIFSouthern section title as a senior … Had a .420 on-base percentage inlimited action … During his junior season was an all-South CoastLeague first-team selection and was named second-team all-county …Batted .393 with 10 doubles, four home runs and 30 RBI over 28 con-tests … Played in the North-South All-Star Game … As a freshman andsophomore competed for La Quinta High School where he was coachedby Bill Gadd … A two-time all-Desert Valley League honoree … As asophomore batted .379 with 10 doubles, four triples and four home runs… Drove in 26 runs and finished with a .445 on-base percentage and a.695 slugging mark … Hit .378 as a freshman with four doubles, a homerun and 12 runs batted in … A scholar-athlete honoree all four years ofhigh school with a 3.8 gpa.

PERSONAL

Ryan Patrick Muno was born Nov. 30, 1992 in Torrance, Calif. … Son ofMike and Kelly Muno … Has a pair of cousins who were collegiate base-ball standouts … Danny Muno played at Fresno State while KevinMuno played at University of San Diego … Enjoys fishing and golfing… Favorite athlete is New York Mets third baseman David Wright …Was also recruited by Stanford, Cal State Fullerton, Arkansas, LSU andUNLV … A business major at San Diego State.

RYANMUNO

INFIELDER, R-R6-1, 205, JUNIOR

EL SEGUNDO, CALIF.MISSION VIEJO HS

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MWC StatsYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HB SO OB% SF SH SB-A PO A E FLD%2012 .378 22-22 82 14 31 7 0 2 10 .537 5 8 11 .463 0 1 2-3 15 41 6 .9032013 .343 26-26 102 19 35 12 0 3 30 .549 17 2 23 .443 1 0 0-1 205 12 2 .991Totals .359 48-48 184 33 66 19 0 5 30 .543 22 10 34 .452 1 2 2-4 220 53 8 .972

MUNO’S SDSU CAREER HIGHSHits.......................................*4 vs. New Mexico (4/16/13)Runs.....................................................4 vs. TCU (5/26/12)Doubles .....................................*2 vs. Air Force (5/12/13)Triples............................................................................NoneHome Runs ...............................*1 vs. Air Force (5/11/13)RBI..............................................*4 vs. Air Force (5/22/13)Stolen Bases ........................................*1 at TCU (5/18/12)Walks ...............................................3 vs. UNLV (3/24/13)Hitting Streak .................8 games (3/24 through 4/7/12)* last time when on more than one occasion

MUNO’S CAREER STATISTICS



Stellar prep hurler who also played in the infield (shortstop and firstbase) in high school … Will continue in the role of middle reliever in2014 … Competed for the Quincy (Ill.) Gems of the Central Illinois Col-legiate League during the summer of 2013 … Made 14 relief appear-ances and finished with a record of 0-2 and a 5.47 earned run average …Played 2012 summer ball for NorCal Baseball in Tracy, Calif.

SAN DIEGO STATE 2013Made all eight of his appearances in a relief role … Longest outing wasthree innings against both San Francisco (April 29) and Air Force (May10) … Season-high three strikeouts in 1.1 innings at Nevada on May 3… Allowed no runs in five of his relief stints and one run in another …Opponents hit just .216 against him over his 13.1 innings pitched …Named a Mountain West Scholar-Athlete.

HIGH SCHOOL

Four-year varsity baseball player at Yuba City (Calif.) High Schoolwhere he was coached by Jim Stassil and Dave Rodriguez … Wasnamed the Tri-County Conference Pitcher of the Year as a senior aftercompiling a record of 8-2 with a 1.68 earned run average … An all-areafirst-team selection … Selected to the Sacramento Bee All-Metro honor-able mention Team … Played in both the Sacramento Optimist and theChico Breakfast Lions all-star games … A two-time all-Tri-County Con-ference honoree … Also played shortstop and hit .289 with a .958 field-ing percentage … As a junior went 4-3 with a 3.06 ERA … Was 3-0during his sophomore campaign with a 0.70 ERA … Appeared in onegame as a freshman, recording a victory and allowing no runs … Teamwon league title each of his four years … Three-year team captain.

PERSONAL

Zachary Scott Oakley was born Jan. 1, 1994, in Chico, Calif. … Son ofJodi Oakley … Was also recruited by Stanford, St. Mary’s and Pacific …Favorite athlete is Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter … Enjoys golf, music,fishing, swimming and hanging out with friends … Drew recruiting in-terest from Stanford, St. Mary’s and Pacific … A business major at SanDiego State interested in a career in either business or coaching.

ZACKOAKLEYPITCHER, R-R

6-0, 170, SOPHOMORELIVE OAK, CALIF.

YUBA CITY HS

20OAKLEY’S SDSU CAREER HIGHS

Most Innings..........................*3.0 vs. Air Force (5/10/13)Long Start......................................................................NoneShort Start .....................................................................NoneLong Relief.............................*3.0 vs. Air Force (5/10/13)Hits Allowed ......................4 vs. San Francisco (4/29/13)Strikeouts ..........................................3 at Nevada (5/3/13)Walks Allowed...................*2 vs. New Mexico (5/16/13)Runs Allowed ......................4 vs. New Mexico (5/16/13)Earned Runs Allowed.........4 vs. New Mexico (5/16/13)* last time when on more than one occasion


MWC Pitching StatsYear ERA W-L G-GS-CG SHO-CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR B/Avg WP HB BK PO A E FLD%2013 10.29 0-0 4-0-0 0-0 0 7.0 6 8 8 6 6 0 .214 1 1 0 1 0 0 1.000

OAKLEY’S CAREER STATISTICS



Left-handed hurler who will continue as a relief specialist in 2014 …During summer of 2013 played for the Center Moriches Battlecats of theHamptons Collegiate Baseball League on Long Island, N.Y. … Madeeight appearances (six starts) and went 2-3 with a 3.52 earned run aver-age, striking out 36 over 30.2 innings … Was named to the Rawl-ings/Perfect Game Preseason California Region All High School SeniorHonorable Mention Team prior to his senior season of prep baseball …Played summer baseball of the San Diego Dirtbags in 2011 and 2012 …Member of the San Diego Show during summer of 2010.

SAN DIEGO STATE 2013Made his season debut on April 29 with 0.2 innings against San Fran-cisco … Picked up his first collegiate win at UC Riverside when hetossed 2.1 innings against the Highlanders allowing no runs on threehits with no walks and five strikeouts … His only other outing camelast on May 16 when he threw one shutout inning of relief against NewMexico.

HIGH SCHOOL

Earned a pair of varsity letters as a baseball player at San Marcos (Calif.)High School … Was coached there by former San Diego State pitcherJeff Dufek … Played first base and in the outfield in addition to pitch-ing duties … A first-team all-Avocado East League selection as a senior… Compiled a pitching record of 8-3 with one save and a 2.68 earnedrun average that season ... Struck out 91 batters in 77.1 innings … Alsobatted .337 with 24 runs scored … Was a second-team all-league hon-oree as a junior … Record of 6-5 with a 3.09 earned run average.

PERSONALCollin Jay Orellana was born May 19, 1994, in San Diego, Calif. … Sonof Jeff and Nalani Orellana … Sister, Whitney, played softball at Illinois-Chicago … Favorite athlete is former major league pitcher Randy John-son … Enjoys wakeboarding and watching ESPN … Also recruited byArizona and Dartmouth … A criminal justice major at San Diego State.

COLLINORELLANAPITCHER, L-L

5-11, 175, SOPHOMOREVISTA, CALIF.

SAN MARCOS HS

33ORELLANA’S SDSU CAREER HIGHS

Most Innings........................2.1 at UC Riverside (5/7/13)Long Start......................................................................NoneShort Start .....................................................................NoneLong Relief...........................2.1 at UC Riverside (5/7/13)Hits Allowed.........................*3 at UC Riverside (5/7/13)Strikeouts ................................5 at UC Riverside (5/7/13)Walks Allowed...................1 vs. San Francisco (4/29/13)Runs Allowed.....................4 vs. San Francisco (4/29/13)Earned Runs Allowed.......2 vs. San Francisco (4/29/13)* last time when on more than one occasion


MWC Pitching StatsYear ERA W-L G-GS-CG SHO-CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR B/Avg WP HB BK PO A E FLD%2013 0.00 0-0 1-0-0 0-0 0 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 .500 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000

ORELLANA’S CAREER STATISTICS



Could see action in both the outfield on the mound during his third yearat San Diego State ... Has not made a pitching appearance in his firsttwo years as an Aztec … Pitched and played first base during his prepcareer … Played for the Quincy (Ill.) Gems of the Central Illinois Colle-giate League during summer 2013 … Batted .318 in 43 contests with theGems and had 12 doubles, two triples, 22 RBI and 22 stolen bases …Member of the La Crosse (Wis.) Loggers of the Northwoods Leagueduring the summer of 2012 when he pitched and played primarily inthe infield … Hit .237 with four doubles and 11 RBI … Stole 10 of 12bases ... On the mound went 1-1 with a 6.64 earned run average in 11 ap-pearances including two starts ... Played for the ABD Boxers during thesummer of 2011 … Also a member of the Mariners scout team.

SAN DIEGO STATE 2013Played primarily in right field with two appearances at third base as adefensive replacement … Had three consecutive two-hit efforts vs.Fresno State, Long Beach State and UNLV (March 17-22) … Career-highthree runs batted in against Long Beach State on March 19 … First tripleas an Aztec came in contest at Fresno State on March 17 … Recorded ahit and walk in each of the final two games of the series vs. New Mex-ico (May 17-18) … Was successful on eight of 10 steal attempts.

SAN DIEGO STATE 2012Saw most of his action in the field at first base, starting there on 12 oc-casions ... Also started at third base (six times) and shortstop (once) …Put together a nine-game hitting streak early in the season (Feb. 19-March 4) during which he batted .360 (9-for-25) with six runs scoredand five runs batted in … Reached base safely (via hit, walk or hit bypitch) in each of the first 14 games of the year … All 12 of his base hitsduring the season were singles … Walked eight times and was hit bypitch four times for a .333 on-base percentage … Hit .214 in seven Moun-tain West contests.

HIGH SCHOOL

Played three years of varsity baseball at Santiago High School in Co-rona, Calif. … Coached there by Ty De Trinidad … Named third-teamall-state and second-team all-CIF along with first-team all-RiversideCounty and all-Big Eight League as a senior … As a first baseman bat-ted .451 with six doubles, 26 runs and 24 RBI in 28 games … On themound went 6-1 with a 3.32 earned run average … Struck out 70 battersover 65.1 innings … Was selected to play on the South team for the an-

nual North-South Showcase … A second-team all-league selection as ajunior … Honor roll student.

PERSONAL

Steven Pallares was born April 26, 1993, in Fountain Valley, Calif. …Son of Jerry and Tracy Pallares … Enjoys playing video games, swim-ming, lifting weights and watching movies … Favorite athlete is formerMajor League outfielder Ken Griffey, Jr. … Was also recruited by CalState Fullerton, Oregon, UCLA, Arizona and UC Riverside … Majoringin psychology at San Diego State.

STEVENPALLARES

PITCHER/INFIELDER, R-R6-2, 180, JUNIORCORONA, CALIF.

SANTIAGO HS

6

PALLARES’ SDSU CAREER HIGHSHits.....................................................3 at UNLV (4/21/13)Runs.........................................*2 vs. UC Irvine (4/23/13))Doubles ....................................*1 vs. UC Irvine (4/23/13)Triples ......................................1 at Fresno State (3/17/13)Home Runs...................................................................NoneRBI...................................3 vs. Long Beach State 3/19/13)Stolen Bases ......................................2 at UNLV (4/21/13)Walks .........................................2 vs. Milwaukee (3/2/12)Hitting Streak .................9 games (2/19 through 3/4/12)* last time when on more than one occasion


MWC StatsYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HB SO OB% SF SH SB-A PO A E FLD%2012 .214 7-4 14 4 3 0 0 0 1 .214 1 2 3 .353 0 1 0-1 26 5 0 1.0002013 .185 21-18 65 6 12 0 1 0 6 .215 6 1 12 .260 1 0 6-6 34 0 0 1.000Totals .190 28-22 79 10 15 0 1 0 7 .215 7 3 15 .278 1 1 6-7 60 5 0 1.000

PALLARES’ CAREER STATISTICS



Excellent defensive infielder who returns for his senior campaign asSDSU’s starter at shortstop … Competed for the West Virginia Minersof the Prospect League, hitting .157 with three doubles, a home run and12 RBI while helping the Miners to the league championship … Playedfor the Holyoke (Mass.) Blue Sox in the New England Collegiate Leagueduring the summer of 2012 … Batted .170 with 14 runs batted in andeight stolen bases in 32 contests … Was a member of the Kitsap Yel-lowjackets of the West Coast Collegiate League during the summer of2011 … Hit .212 over 45 games … Played during the summer of 2009with the San Diego Gamers.

SAN DIEGO STATE 2013Tied his career high with three runs scored in the season opener at theUniversity of San Diego on Feb. 15 … Had a career-high four runs bat-ted in during the regular-season series finale against New Mexico (May18) with a bases-loaded three-run double and a bases loaded hit by pitch… Personal season-best seven-game hitting streak from April 7-20 whenhe hit .310 (9-for-29) with four RBI and seven runs scored … Hit his firsttriple since his freshman season against Air Force on May 11 … His 14sacrifice bunts tied the school record that has stood since 1990.

SAN DIEGO STATE 2012Appeared in 41 games with 35 starts at shortstop … Had five doublesduring the season including two against Loyola Marymount on May 15… Also had a season-high three runs batted in during that contest …Other multiple-RBI effort came at New Mexico on March 16 when hedrove in two runs … Scored two runs in a game on seven occasions withfinal coming in win over UNLV at the Mountain West Tournament onMay 25 … Tied the SDSU record for sacrifice bunts in a game with threeagainst St. Mary’s on March 11 … Hit .217 in conference play (14 con-tests).

SAN DIEGO STATE 2011Versatile athlete who saw playing time at second, third and shortstopin his first season of college ball … Played primarily at second base, butmoved into the starting role at shortstop over the final 14 contests ofthe season … Had streak of 11 consecutive games in which he reachedbase safely (either via hit, walk or hit by pitch) from March 11 to April2 … Season-long four-game hitting streak on two occasions … First mul-tiple-hit effort came in win over Cal State Northridge on March 29 when

he had two singles and two runs batted in … Recorded two RBI on threeother occasions … Season-high three runs scored in win at Utah on May7 … Ranked second on the team with six sacrifice bunts and six hit bypitch … Drew a walk in five of the final six games of the year … Com-mitted only one error in 25 games at second base (108 chances) for a.991 fielding percentage … Batted .235 in 22 Mountain West Conferencecontests.

HIGH SCHOOL

Won two varsity baseball letters at Grossmont High School in El Cajon,Calif. under Coach Jim Earley … Saw time as a shortstop and as apitcher … As a senior had a .365 batting average with 28 RBI, nine dou-bles and two home runs … Was successful on 12-of-13 stolen base at-tempts … Foothillers won both the Grossmont Hills League and CIFDivision II titles in 2010 … A second-team all-Grossmont Hills Leagueand second team all-East County honoree at shortstop … As a juniorhit .252 with three doubles and a home run … Was a perfect 11-for-11in steals … Grossmont won league title and was runner-up in the CIFplayoffs … Named team’s defensive player of the year both his juniorand senior seasons … … Named to Grossmont’s All-Academic Team… Member of the school honor roll.

PERSONAL

Evan Thomas Potter was born on June 9, 1992 in El Cajon, Calif. … Sonof John and Lisa Potter … Has two sisters, Amanda and Alexa … Plansto have a career as a financial advisor … Favorite athlete is ColoradoRockies shortstop Troy Tulowitzki … Hobbies include going to thebeach, sports and video games … Also recruited by USC, UC San Diego,Chapman and Loyola Marymount … A business major at San DiegoState.

EVANPOTTER

INFIELDER, R-R6-1, 175, SENIOREL CAJON, CALIF.GROSSMONT HS

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POTTER’S SDSU CAREER HIGHSHits .............................................3 vs. Seton Hall, (3/2/13)Runs ...........................................*3 at San Diego (2/15/13)Doubles .....................2 vs. Loyola Marymount (5/15/12)Triples .........................................1 vs. Air Force (5/11/13)Home Runs...................................................................NoneRBI .........................................4 vs. New Mexico (5/18/13)Stolen Bases .....................................*1 at UCLA (5/31/13)Walks .........................................*2 vs. Air Force (5/22/13)Hitting Streak .................7 games (4/7 through 4/20/13)* last time when on more than one occasion


MWC StatsYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HB SO OB% SF SH SB-A PO A E FLD%2011 .235 22-22 68 13 16 4 1 0 8 .324 8 5 12 .358 0 5 2-5 47 56 4 .9632012 .219 14-11 32 8 7 1 0 0 4 .250 5 3 6 .375 0 1 2-3 28 26 3 .9472013 .182 30-30 99 16 18 2 1 0 10 .222 9 5 13 .283 0 9 9-10 62 78 6 .959Totals .206 66-63 199 37 41 7 2 0 22 .261 22 13 31 .325 0 15 13-18 137 160 13 .958

POTTER’S CAREER STATISTICS

RETURNING PLAYERS



Middle infielder who has experience at second, third and shortstop …Missed the entire 2013 season due to injury … Member of the Brockton(Mass.) Rox of the Futures Collegiate Baseball League during the sum-mer of 2012 ... Batted .235 with four doubles, a home run, 11 RBI and 11stolen bases in 43 games … Played for the Conejo Oaks Connie MackLeague team in 2009 and 2010 … Starting shortstop for the 2009 18UVentura City USSSA championship team and the second-place 2009Conejo Oaks USA team … Member of the Tampa Rays scout team in2009.

SAN DIEGO STATE 2013Redshirted with an injury during his second season at San Diego State

SAN DIEGO STATE 2012Played all four infield positions in his first season starting at least onceat each spot … Singled in his first collegiate at bat in contest vs. Wash-ington on Feb. 18 … Best day at the plate came against Loyola Mary-mount on May 15 when he went 3-for-4 with three runs scored … Alsohad a multiple-hit game at UC Irvine (2-for-2) on April 17 … Season-best three-game hitting streak (May 13-18) going 5-for-10 with a doubleand three runs scored.

HIGH SCHOOL

Played four seasons of varsity baseball at Chaminade High School inWest Hills, Calif., where he was a three-year starter in the infield …Coached there by Frank Mutz … Two-year team captain … A second-team all-Mission League selection as a junior and senior … During hisfinal season batted .305 with five doubles and 13 runs scored … Com-piled a .481 on-base percentage and was successful on 12 of 13 stolenbase attempts … Hit .406 with 32 stolen bases as a junior ... Chaminade’s2010 defensive player of the year ... All-tournament selection at the 2010Anaheim Lions Tournament ... Also earned three letters in football as adefensive back … Had 10 interceptions as a senior and was named first-team all-league … Was Chaminade’s Athlete of the Year as a junior andsenior.

PERSONAL

Tanner John Reibenspies was born Aug. 20, 1992, in Thousand Oaks,Calif. … Son of Craig and Wendi Reibenspies … Enjoys fishing, wake-boarding and riding bicycles … Favorite athlete New York Yankeesshortstop Derek Jeter … Was recruited by Arizona, Oregon State andMissouri … A sociology major at San Diego State.

TANNERREIBENSPIES

INFIELDER, R-R5-9, 175, SOPHOMORE (RS)

SIMI VALLEY, CALIF.CHAMINADE HS

28REIBENSPIES’ SDSU CAREER HIGHS

Hits ............................3 vs. Loyola Marymount (5/15/12)Runs...........................3 vs. Loyola Marymount (5/15/12)Doubles ....................................1 at Texas A&M (5/13/12)Triples............................................................................NoneHome Runs...................................................................NoneRBI .........................................................1 at TCU (5/18/12)Stolen Bases ..............1 vs. Loyola Marymount (5/15/12)Walks...................................................*1 at TCU (5/18/12)Hitting Streak ...............3 games (5/13 through 5/18/12)* last time when on more than one occasion

Overall StatsYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HB SO OB% SF SH SB-A PO A E FLD%2012 .320 21-9 25 6 8 1 0 0 1 .360 7 0 5 .469 0 2 1-1 38 13 6 .895

MWC StatsYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HB SO OB% SF SH SB-A PO A E FLD%2012 .167 5-3 6 1 1 0 0 0 1 .167 2 0 2 .375 0 0 0-0 13 0 2 .867

REIBENSPIES’ CAREER STATISTICS


PPLLAAYYEERR PPRROOFFIILLEESSRREETTUURRNNIINNGG PPLLAAYYEERRSS

Left-handed reliever the past two season who could move into the start-ing rotation in 2014 … Competed for the Anchorage Glacier Pilots inthe Alaska League during summer 2013 ... Compiled a record of 4-3with a 2.65 earned run average… Struck out 44 and walked only eightin 44 innings. .Played for the Pittsfield (Mass.) Suns of the Futures Col-legiate Baseball League during the summer of 2012 … Compiled arecord of 4-4 with a 2.93 earned run average … Recorded 55 strikeoutsand walked only four over 61.1 innings pitched … His 12 appearancesincluded 10 starts and one complete-game effort … For the three previ-ous summers had competed as a member of the So Cal Dirtbags team… Played for the Tampa Bay Rays scout team during summer of 2010.

SAN DIEGO STATE 2013Named to the all-tourney team at the 2013 Mountain West Tournament… Tossed 5.2 innings of relief and picked up the win in SDSU’s 8-7 vic-tory over 13th-ranked New Mexico on May 25 … Had his most im-pressive relief outing as an Aztec in the loss at Santa Clara on Feb. 26 …He entered that game in the bottom of the sixth with no outs and pro-ceeded to toss the final three innings allowing no runs, no hits and nowalks while striking out two … Was named the Mountain West Pitcherof the Week for games played April 22-28 … In the Aztecs’ 18-2 winover No. 21 UC Irvine on April 23 he allowed just one run on seven hitswith one walk and four strikeouts while tossing 7.1 innings in a start-ing role … In the Aztecs’ series finale against Fresno State on April 28,he entered the game in the eighth inning to get the third out with twoBulldog runners in scoring position, then struck out the first batter of theninth to preserve a save situation for closer Bubba Derby in the 4-2 win… His first three wins came in a starting role against Big West teams(Long Beach State, UC Riverside and UC Irvine).

SAN DIEGO STATE 2012Appeared in 14 games as a freshman, all in a relief role … Of his 14 re-lief stints, 11 were one inning or less … Longest outing was 4.0 inningsagainst New Mexico on April 14 … Season-high three strikeouts camein one inning pitched vs. Air Force on March 30 … Picked up the winin SDSU’s victory over Milwaukee when he allowed no runs and nohits with one strikeout in 1.1 innings of work … Did not have a wildpitch in his 13.0 innings during the season.

HIGH SCHOOL

Played four years of varsity baseball at Oceanside High School wherehe was coached by Dave Barrett … Two-time Pitcher of the Year for the

Pirates … During his career tied the Oceanside HS record for wins andset the mark for career appearances … A second-team all-AvocadoLeague selection as a senior after going 6-6 with two saves and a 3.11earned run average … Struck out 87 batters over 74.1 innings and tossedfive complete games … As a junior was a first-team all-Valley Leaguehonoree after going 8-5 with a pair of saves and a 2.92 earned run av-erage … Recorded 93 strikeouts and only 20 walks in 84 innings … Anhonorable mention all-league selection as a sophomore … As a fresh-man was a winner in his lone appearance of the season … Member ofthe San Diego Union-Tribune All-Academic baseball team in both 2010and 2011 .. Served as president of the American Sign Language Club atOceanside HS.

PERSONAL

Michael Alexander RoBards was born Oct. 4, 1993, in Oceanside, Calif.… Son of William and Nora RoBards … Older brother, Chris, playedfootball at Cal Lutheran … Enjoys the beach and spending time withfriends and family … Favorite athlete is Carolina Panthers quarterbackCam Newton … Was also recruited by Duke, Stanford and Arizona …Majoring in business marketing at San Diego State.

MIKEROBARDSPITCHER, L-L

5-10, 175, JUNIOROCEANSIDE, CALIF.

OCEANSIDE HS

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ROBARDS’ SDSU CAREER HIGHSMost Innings .................8.0 at Long Beach State (4/9/13)Long Start ......................8.0 at Long Beach State (4/9/13)Short Start ..........................0.0 vs. New Mexico (5/18/13)Long Relief ........................4.0 vs. New Mexico (4/14/12)Hits Allowed ..................................10 at Nevada (5/3/13)Strikeouts...............................6 vs. UC Riverside (4/1/13)Walks Allowed ....................6 vs. New Mexico (5/25/13)Runs Allowed...................................5 at Nevada (5/3/13)Earned Runs Allowed ...................*4 at Nevada (5/3/13)* last time when on more than one occasion

Overall Pitching StatsYear ERA W-L G-GS-CG SHO-CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR B/Avg WP HB BK PO A E FLD%2012 9.69 1-1 14-0-0 0-0 0 13.0 23 14 14 7 9 1 .371 0 4 0 5 1 0 1.0002013 3.58 4-1 19-7-0 0-1 0 55.1 56 24 22 22 37 1 .281 1 6 0 2 12 0 1.000Totals 4.74 5-2 33-7-0 0-1 0 68.1 79 38 36 29 46 2 .303 1 10 0 7 13 0 1.000

MWC Pitching StatsYear ERA W-L G-GS-CG SHO-CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR B/Avg WP HB BK PO A E FLD%2012 9.95 0-0 3-0-0 0-0 0 6.1 9 7 7 5 5 0 .321 0 0 0 3 1 0 1.0002013 10.00 0-1 7-2-0 0-1 0 9.0 15 11 10 6 6 0 .405 0 2 0 0 1 0 1.000Totals 9.98 0-1 10-2-0 0-1 0 15.1 24 18 17 11 11 0 .369 0 2 0 4 2 0 1.000

ROBARD’S CAREER STATISTICS



Middle reliever as a freshman in 2013 who will redshirt during the 2014season after preseason shoulder surgery … Talented utility player who,in addition to pitching, also served as a first baseman, third baseman,catcher and designated hitter during his high school career … Pitchedfor the Brockton (Mass.) Rox of the Futures Collegiate Baseball Leagueduring the summer of 2013 … Made seven starts, compiling a record of2-2 with a 2.74 earned run average … Was named to the Rawlings/Per-fect Game Preseason California Region All High School Senior Honor-able Mention Team in 2012.

SAN DIEGO STATE 2013Made two starts and 11 relief appearances as a true freshman in 2013 …Both of his starts came in away contests at UC Riverside … Season-highseven strikeouts came in a start at UC Riverside on April 2 in which hewent 7.0 innings, his longest outing of the year … Allowed one run onthree hits in that contest which was his first as a collegiate starter …Other start came at UC Riverside on May 7 … Losses came at UC Irvineand at UNLV along with home setbacks to Long Beach State and NewMexico.

HIGH SCHOOL

Won three varsity baseball letters at Yucaipa (Calif.) High School wherehe was coached by Jeff Stout … Was a two-time all-Citrus Belt Leagueselection and all-county honoree … Named the Citrus Belt League co-MVP as a senior … On the mound went 8-2 with one save and a 1.34earned run average … Struck out 86 batters over 62.2 innings … Ledthe league in strikeouts ... Tied for the league lead in wins and was fifthin earned run average … As a batter hit .373 with nine doubles, a homerun and 21 runs batted in … As a junior batted .383 with nine homeruns, 28 runs scored and 33 RBI … Received Silver Slugger award …On the mound went 2-3 with three saves and a 2.65 earned run average… Notched 56 strikeouts in 39.2 innings … Was named a Perfect GameUSA Honorable Mention Preseason HS Underclassmen All Americanprior to the start of his junior season … Winner of team defensive awardas a freshman.

PERSONAL

Tyler J. Sapp was born Sept. 7, 1994, in Pomona, Calif. … Son of Jeff andJamie Sapp … Favorite athlete is Los Angeles Angels outfielder MikeTrout … Enjoys swimming and video games … Was also recruited byUCLA, UC Irvine, UC Santa Barbara and New Mexico … A communi-cations major at San Diego State … Interested in a career in professionalbaseball or broadcasting.

TYLERSAPP

PITCHER, R-R5-10, 1205 SOPHOMORE

YUCAIPA, CALIF.YUCAIPA HS

40SAPP’S SDSU CAREER HIGHS

Most Innings........................7.0 at UC Riverside (4/2/13)Long Start.............................7.0 at UC Riverside (4/2/13)Short Start ............................1.1 at UC Riverside (5/7/13)Long Relief ..................................3.0 at Arkansas (3/9/13)Hits Allowed .................................4 at Arkansas (3/9/13)Strikeouts ................................7 at UC Riverside (4/2/13)Walks Allowed.......................4 at UC Riverside (5/7/13)Runs Allowed................................4 at Arkansas (3/9/13)Earned Runs Allowed .......*2 vs. New Mexico (5/18/13)* last time when on more than one occasion


MWC Pitching StatsYear ERA W-L G-GS-CG SHO-CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR B/Avg WP HB BK PO A E FLD%2013 11.25 0-2 5-0-0 0-0 0 4.0 4 6 5 3 1 0 .286 0 1 1 0 0 0 .000

SAPP’S CAREER STATISTICS



Talented catcher who is expected to see time behind the plate as a red-shirt freshman in 2013 … Competed briefly for the Wareham Gatemenin the Cape Cod Collegiate League during the summer of 2013 …Played 2012 summer ball for San Gabriel Valley Arsenal … Member ofthe Arsenal team that advanced to the quarterfinals for the World WoodBat Association World (WWBA) Championships in October 2011 …Competed in the 2011 Perfect Game All-American Classic … Draftedby the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 33rd round in June 2012.

SAN DIEGO STATE 2013Did not play during the 2013 season and redshirted due to injury.

HIGH SCHOOL

Won four varsity letters as a catcher at South Hills High School in WestCovina, Calif. … Coached there by Kevin Smith … Named to the Divi-sion 2 all-CIF second team as a senior … Was listed at number 97 on listof MaxPreps 2012 Top 100 Players nationwide … Member of the Rawl-ings/Perfect Game Preseason California Region All High School FirstTeam prior to start of 2012 campaign … Named to the all-Sierra Leaguefirst team as a junior and senior … Team captain his final two seasons… An all-San Antonio League selection as a sophomore.

PERSONAL

Cameron Jacob Saylor was born Oct. 14, 1993, in West Covina, Calif. …Son of Cameron and Lillian Saylor … Was also recruited by USC, UCLAand Oregon … Favorite athlete is St. Louis Cardinals catcher YadierMolina … Enjoys spending time at the beach, surfing and drawing … Abusiness major at San Diego State who plans to pursue a career in pro-fessional baseball.

CJSAYLOR

CATCHER, R-R5-9, 195, FRESHMAN (RS)

WEST COVINA, CALIF.SOUTH HILLS HS

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Pitcher and middle infielder in high school who will be a member ofthe Aztec bullpen in 2014 … Competed for the Palm Springs Power ofthe Southern California Collegiate Baseball League during the summerof 2013 … Made 18 appearances including a pair of starts for the Powerand finished with a record of 3-0, two saves and a 3.21 earned run av-erage … Recorded 47 strikeouts over 42 innings pitched … Played sum-mer baseball for the Playa Vista (Calif.) Orioles in 2010 and 2011.

SAN DIEGO STATE 2013Appeared in only one game during the season, a brief relief stint atSanta Clara on Feb. 26 … Allowed two runs (one earned) on two hits inthat contest in which he faced only two batters.

HIGH SCHOOLEarned three varsity letters as a baseball player at Agoura High Schoolin Agoura Hills, Calif. … Was coached there by Dennis Reitz (one sea-son) and Mike Cordero (two seasons) … A first-team all-MarmonteLeague selection as a senior … Chosen team MVP that year as well …Named to the Rawlings/Perfect Game Preseason California Region AllHigh School Senior Honorable Mention team prior to start of 2012 cam-paign … Hit .344 with eight doubles and a .440 on-base percentage …On the mound went 4-1 with a 3.90 earned run average while holdingopponents to a .190 batting average … As a junior hit .296 with twohome runs and 20 RBI while compiling a pitching mark of 2-3 with onesave and a 3.47 earned run average.

PERSONALMark Thomas Seyler was born Feb. 2, 1994, in West Hills, Calif. … Sonof Tom and Bridget Seyler … Father played baseball at University ofSan Diego and later in the St. Louis Cardinals organization … Favoriteathlete is New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter … Interests includewatching movies, going to the beach and working out … Plans to pur-sue a career in professional baseball … An undeclared major at SanDiego State.

MARKSEYLERPITCHER, R-R

6-2, 180, SOPHOMOREAGOURA HILLS, CALIF.

AGOURA HS

17SEYLER’S SDSU CAREER HIGHS

Most Innings .........................0.0 at Santa Clara (2/26/13)Long Start......................................................................NoneShort Start .....................................................................NoneLong Relief ............................0.0 at Santa Clara (2/26/13)Hits Allowed............................2 at Santa Clara (2/26/13)Strikeouts ......................................................................NoneWalks Allowed.............................................................NoneRuns Allowed ..........................2 at Santa Clara (2/26/13)Earned Runs Allowed ............1 at Santa Clara (2/26/13)* last time when on more than one occasion

Overall Pitching StatsYear ERA W-L G-GS-CG SHO-CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR B/Avg WP HB BK PO A E FLD%2013 ----- 0-0 1-0-0 0-0 0 0.0 2 2 1 0 0 0 1.000 0 1 0 0 0 0 .000

MWC Pitching StatsYear ERA W-L G-GS-CG SHO-CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR B/Avg WP HB BK PO A E FLD%2013 ----------No Appearances----------

SEYLER’S CAREER STATISTICS



Pitcher and middle infielder in high school who transitioned to the out-field during his freshman campaign at SDSU … Played prep ball atSouth Hills High School with current Aztec teammates CJ Saylor andTyler France … Competed for the Kitsap Bluejackets of the West CoastLeague during summer 2013 … Batted .273 with eight doubles, a homerun, 15 RBI, 23 runs scored and eight stolen bases … Played 2012 sum-mer ball for San Gabriel Valley Arsenal … Member of the Arsenal teamthat advanced to the quarterfinals for the World Wood Bat AssociationWorld (WWBA) Championships in October 2011.

SAN DIEGO STATE 2013Appeared primarily in both left and right field as a true freshman andwas a starter in right over the final three weeks of the season … Madeone start at shortstop and also played briefly at third base in two gamesat Arkansas (March 8-9) … Did not commit an error in the field in 30games (also had 5 contests as the DH) … First collegiate appearancecame in the role of starting designated hitter against Oregon State onFeb. 22 when he went 1-for-4 … Had a four-game hitting streak to beginthe season … Season-high three hits in a game came at the MountainWest Tournament vs. UNLV … Had two RBI in the win over Nevadaon April 7, his lone multiple-RBI effort of the year.

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed four years of varsity baseball at South Hills High School in WestCovina, Calif. … Was coached there by Kevin Smith … As a senior wasnamed to the Division 2 all-CIF first team and was an all-Sierra Leagueselection … Played football at South Hills HS his final three years there.

PERSONALDaniel S. Sheehan was born March 29, 1994, in Covina, Calif. … Son ofRichard and Kim Sheehan … Favorite athlete is Boston Red Sox secondbaseman Dustin Pedroia … Enjoys surfing … Was also recruited byUSC and UC Irvine … A political science major at San Diego State in-terested in a career as a sports agent.

DANNYSHEEHAN

INFIELDER, R-R5-11, 175, SOPHOMORE

COVINA, CALIF.SOUTH HILLS HS

8SHEEHAN’S SDSU CAREER HIGHS

Hits ...................................................3 vs. UNLV (5/25/13)Runs ..............................................*2 at Air Force 4/14/13)Doubles..................................1 vs. UC Riverside (4/1/13)Triples............................................................................NoneHome Runs...................................................................NoneRBI........................................*1 vs. New Mexico (5/26/13)Stolen Bases.........................*1 vs. New Mexico (5/26/13)Walks ...................................*2 vs. New Mexico (5/25/13)Hitting Streak........................4 games (2/22 thru 3/7/13)* last time when on more than one occasion

Overall StatsYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HB SO OB% SF SH SB-A PO A E FLD%2013 .218 35-27 110 17 24 1 0 0 8 .227 12 2 14 .304 1 4 3-3 37 8 0 1.000

MWC StatsYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HB SO OB% SF SH SB-A PO A E FLD%2013 .196 14-12 46 9 9 0 0 0 4 .196 5 1 5 .283 1 0 1-1 14 2 0 1.000

SHEEHAN’S CAREER STATISTICS



Left-handed pitcher who will likely continue in the role of situational re-liever when the 2014 season gets underway … Pitched for the CenterMoriches Battlecats during summer 2013, leading the team in appear-ances with 16 and finishing with a record of 1-0 along with a save anda 1.86 earned run average … Struck out 31 and walked only seven over19.1 innings … Competed for the Holyoke (Mass.) Blue Sox of the NewEngland Collegiate Baseball League during the summer of 2012 ... Madenine appearances including one start pitching a total of 14.1 innings …Played for the So Cal Mavericks in Los Angeles during the summers of2009-11 … During summer of 2011 participated in the Japan-USA Good-will Tour in Japan … Also played in the 2010 USA-Japan Friendship Se-ries.

SAN DIEGO STATE 2013Made a pair of relief appearances during the 2013 campaign … Wenttwo innings vs. Oregon State on Feb. 21, allowing a run on two hits andtwo walks … On Feb. 26 tossed 2.2 innings of relief at Santa Clara andrecorded a season-high five strikeouts.

SAN DIEGO STATE 2012Made five appearances as a freshman with the first four coming in a re-lief role … Longest outing was 1.2 innings in his debut at UC Riversideon Feb. 21 … Other four outings lasted 1.0 inning each … Season-highof one strikeout came on three occasions … Over his first three reliefstints (3.2 innings) he allowed no runs on no hits … Lone start came onMay 1 against UC Irvine.

HIGH SCHOOL

Played four seasons of varsity baseball at Knight High School in Palm-dale, Calif. … Coached there by Chris Saucke … As a senior went 5-4with a 3.33 earned run average … Recorded 69 strikeouts over 42 in-nings, second-highest total in the Golden League … Also hit .303 witha pair of home runs … During his junior year hit .382 with two homeruns while compiling a 4.01 earned run average on the mound …Named to the all-Golden League second team … Selected to the North-South All-Star team … As a sophomore hit .271 with four doubles andtwo home runs … Involved in Project Lead the Way, an academic or-ganization in the area of aerospace engineering … Three-year scholar-athlete honoree.

PERSONAL

Brandon Edwin Thomas was born Sept. 16, 1993, in Lancaster, Calif. …Son of Carl and Carla Thomas … Sister, Brittany, played soccer atFresno State … Sister, Carla, ran track at Oregon … Enjoys playing gui-tar, swimming and playing video games … Favorite athlete is formerMajor League pitcher Billy Wagner … A business management major atSan Diego State.

BRANDONTHOMASPITCHER, L-L

5-11, 205, JUNIORPALMDALE, CALIF.

KNIGHT HS

41THOMAS’ SDSU CAREER HIGHS

Most Innings .........................2.2 at Santa Clara (2/26/13)Long Start .................................1.0 vs. UC Irvine (5/1/12)Short Start .................................1.0 vs. UC Irvine (5/1/12)Long Relief ............................2.2 at Santa Clara (2/26/13)Hits Allowed...............................4 vs. UC Irvine (5/1/12)Strikeouts..................................4 at Santa Clara (2/26/13)Walks Allowed ........................4 at Santa Clara (2/26/13)Runs Allowed ..........................5 at Santa Clara (2/26/13)Earned Runs Allowed ............5 at Santa Clara (2/26/13)* last time when on more than one occasion

Overall Pitching StatsYear ERA W-L G-GS-CG SHO-CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR B/Avg WP HB BK PO A E FLD%2012 7.94 0-1 5-1-0 0-0 0 5.2 6 5 5 9 3 0 .286 0 2 0 0 0 0 .0002013 11.57 0-0 2-0-0 0-0 0 4.2 5 6 6 6 4 0 .263 0 1 0 0 0 0 .000

Totals 9.58 0-1 5-1-0 0-0 0 10.1 11 11 11 15 7 0 .275 0 3 0 0 0 0 .000

MWC Pitching StatsYear ERA W-L G-GS-CG SHO-CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR B/Avg WP HB BK PO A E FLD%2012 ----------No Appearances----------2013 ----------No Appearances----------

THOMAS’ CAREER STATISTICS



Strong right-handed hurler with good command who will work out ofthe Aztec bullpen again in 2014 … Played for the Kitsap Bluejackets inthe West Coast League during summer 2013 … Named to the honor-able mention all-WCL team after making 12 relief appearances with onesave and a 1.05 earned run average … Had 26 strikeouts and six walksin 25.2 innings … Played 2012 summer ball for San Gabriel Valley Ar-senal … Member of the Arsenal team that advanced to the quarterfinalsfor the World Wood Bat Association World (WWBA) Championships inOctober 2011 … Named to the Rawlings/Perfect Game Preseason Cal-ifornia Region All High School Senior Team prior to his final season ofprep baseball in 2012.

SAN DIEGO STATE 2013Made one start and had one relief appearance as a freshman … Startcame on Feb. 24 vs. Oregon State when he allowed five runs on five hitsand took the loss … Relief stint came against Seton Hall on March 2 ashe tossed one inning and gave up three runs on four hits … Also hadseason-high two strikeouts in that contest.

HIGH SCHOOL

Earned four letters as a varsity baseball player at Bishop Alemany HighSchool in Mission Hills, Calif. … Was coached there by Randy Thomp-son … Earned first-team all-Mission League and all-CIF honors as a sen-ior ... Also named the Mission League Pitcher of the Year … Compileda record of 9-3 with a 1.44 earned run average … Named to the Los An-geles Daily News All-Area Team … Second-team MaxPreps Californiaall-state selection … Was named a Perfect Game USA Honorable Men-tion Preseason HS Underclassmen All American in both 2010 and 2011.

PERSONAL

Cody J. Thompson was born June 29, 1994, in Northridge, Calif. … Sonof Rob and Allise Thompson … Was also recruited by Long Island Uni-versity … Favorite athlete is Los Angeles Dodger pitcher Clayton Ker-shaw … Plans for a career as a sports trainer … Interested in marinebiology … A kinesiology major at San Diego State.

CODYTHOMPSONPITCHER, R-R

6-1, 185, FRESHMAN (RS)NORTHRIDGE, CALIF.BISHOP ALEMANY HS

39THOMPSON’S SDSU CAREER HIGHS

Most Innings.....................2.1 vs. Oregon State (2/24/13)Long Start..........................2.1 vs. Oregon State (2/24/13)Short Start .........................2.1 vs. Oregon State (2/24/13)Long Relief ..............................1.0 vs. Seton Hall (3/2/13)Hits Allowed .......................5 vs. Oregon State (2/24/13)Strikeouts....................................2 vs. Seton Hall (3/2/13)Walks Allowed....................4 vs. Oregon State (2/24/13)Runs Allowed......................5 vs. Oregon State (2/24/13)Earned Runs Allowed ........5 vs. Oregon State (2/24/13)* last time when on more than one occasion

Overall Pitching StatsYear ERA W-L G-GS-CG SHO-CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR B/Avg WP HB BK PO A E FLD%2013 21.60 0-1 2-1-0 0-0 0 3.1 9 8 8 4 2 0 .474 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000

MWC Pitching StatsYear ERA W-L G-GS-CG SHO-CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR B/Avg WP HB BK PO A E FLD%2013 ----------No Appearances----------

THOMPSON’S CAREER STATISTICS



Solid offensive outfielder who saw time in both left and center fields asa freshman in 2012, but did not see action in 2013 due to injury … Is inline to return to the starting lineup in right field in 2014 … Did not playball during summer of 2013 … Finished with a .385 career batting av-erage in three seasons of high school baseball … Did not play summerbaseball in 2012 ... Competed for the Colton Nighthawks of the ConnieMack League during the summer of 2011.

SAN DIEGO STATE 2013Redshirted during the 2013 campaign, his second season at SDSU.

SAN DIEGO STATE 2012Started 22 times in center field and nine times in right … Also had adozen starting assignments at the designated hitter spot … Did not com-mit an error during the season (68 chances) … Had a pair of seven-gamehitting streaks separated by one game in which he went hitless … FromMarch 27 to April 7 batted .400 (12-for-30) with a double, triple, six runsscored and five runs batted in … He then hit in seven straight gamefrom April 10-21, going 8-for-22 (.364) with two runs scored and fourRBI … Finished the season with a four-game hitting streak at the Moun-tain West Tournament in Las Vegas where he batted .316 (6-for-19) witha double, three runs scored and four RBI … Led the squad with 23 walks… Second on the team with six sacrifice bunts … Batted .319 in confer-ence games (21 contests) with a .440 on-base percentage … His 15 walksin league play ranked fourth in the Mountain West while his .440 on-base mark was seventh … Was named a Mountain West Scholar-Ath-lete (cumulative gpa of 3.5 or higher) and was selected to the MountainWest All-Academic Team.

HIGH SCHOOL

Played three years of varsity baseball at Los Osos High School in Ran-cho Cucamonga, Calif., where he was coached by Dominic Copas …Named to the Perfect Game Preseason All-Region second team in 2011… Was a second-team all-Baseline League and third team all-Valley se-lection as a senior along with team MVP honors … Hit .390 with fivedoubles, two triple, a home run and 26 runs scored … Had a .490 on-base percentage and stole 8-of-9 bases … Played in both the Daily Bul-letin All-Star Game (North team) and was a member of the InlandEmpire Coaches Association San Bernardino County All-star team …A first-team all-league and third-team all-Valley honoree as a juniorafter batting .379 with six doubles, three triples, a home run and 29 runsscored … Compiled a .552 slugging average and had seven steals …Earned all-league honorable mention honors as a sophomore when hehit .390 … Graduated with a 4.4 grade point average.

PERSONAL

Spencer Charles Thornton was born March 23, 1993, in Upland, Calif. …Son of Dave and Pauline Thornton … Enjoys wakeboarding, skate-boarding, hunting and fishing … Was also recruited by UC Riverside …Favorite athlete is New York Yankees outfielder Ichiro Suzuki … Abusiness management major at San Diego State.

SPENCERTHORNTON

OUTFIELDER, L-L6-1, 195, SOPHOMORE

ALTA LOMA, CALIF.LOS OSOS HS

10THORNTON’S SDSU CAREER HIGHS

Hits.....................................................*3 vs. TCU (5/26/12)Runs.............................................3 vs. Air Force (3/30/12)Doubles ............................................*1 at UNLV (5/25/12)Triples .........................................*1 at Air Force (4/27/12)Home Runs...................................................................NoneRBI.................................................3 at Air Force (4/27/12)Stolen Bases.......................................*1 vs. TCU (5/24/12)Walks...................................................*2 at TCU (5/18/12)Hitting Streak .................7 games (3/27 through 4/7/12)* last time when on more than one occasion

Overall StatsYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HB SO OB% SF SH SB-A PO A E FLD%2012 .297 53-43 155 26 46 4 3 0 27 .361 23 1 28 .389 1 6 4-6 68 0 1.000


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Will return after missing the entire 2013 season due to injury … Couldsee action in the outfield and behind the plate … Played both catcherand third base during his prep career … Played for the Riverhead Tom-cats of the Hamptons Collegiate Baseball League (on Long Island, N.Y.)where he batted .375 over 11 contests.

SAN DIEGO STATE 2013Redshirted due to injury in his second season at San Diego State.

SAN DIEGO STATE 2012Made 11 starts at the catching position and at designated hitter on 22 oc-casions … Finished the season with a total of 10 multiple-hit games …Put together a season-high seven-game hitting streak early in the year(March 10-23) during which he hit .464 (13-for-28) with three doubles,five runs scored a two runs batted in … Personal-best four-hit game atNew Mexico on March 16 … Did not commit an error behind the plate(90 chances) … Had two doubles and a pair of runs batted in vs. TCU(April 22) … Recorded a triple in win at UNLV during the conferencetournament (May 25) … Batted .305 in Mountain West play with sevendoubles in 18 games.

HIGH SCHOOL

Played two years of varsity ball at Bishop Amat High School in LaPuente, Calif., under Coach Andy Nieto … A two-time all-Del ReyLeague selection … As a senior batted .321 with three doubles, fourtriples, three home runs and 23 RBI in 32 games … Recorded a .456 on-base percentage and .549 slugging mark … During his junior season hit.317 with five doubles, a triple, four homers and 30 RBI over 31 contests… Owned a .549 slugging percentage … Bishop Amat won the leaguetitle both of his seasons … In his senior year the Lancers won the South-ern Section championship and finished third in the state.

PERSONAL

Bernardo Sebastian Zavala was born Aug. 28, 1993, in Fort Hood, Texas… Son of Bernard and Tatiana Zavala … Lists favorite player as formerMajor League catcher Johnny Bench … A criminal justice major at SDSUwith potential career plans as an FBI agent.

SEBYZAVALA

OUTFIELDER, R-R6-0, 185, SOPHOMOREWEST COVINA, CALIF.

BISHOP AMAT HS

36ZAVALA’S SDSU CAREER HIGHS

Hits ..........................................4 at New Mexico (3/14/12)Runs .................................................*2 at UNLV (5/25/12)Doubles ...............................................2 vs. TCU (4/22/12)Triples................................................1 at UNLV (5/25/12)Home Runs...................................................................NoneRBI ....................................................*2 at UNLV (5/25/12)Stolen Bases.....................................*1 at UNLV (5/25/12)Walks................................................*2 at UNLV (5/25/12)Hitting Streak ...............7 games (3/10 through 3/23/12)* last time when on more than one occasion

Overall StatsYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HB SO OB% SF SH SB-A PO A E FLD%2012 .276 43-33 123 16 34 9 1 0 14 .366 18 1 31 .368 2 0 4-5 78 12 0 1.000


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Named to the 2014 College Sports Madness preseason all-Mountain Westfirst team … A first-team all-conference selection last year and memberof the 2013 all-tourney team at the Mountain West Tournament …Played during the summers of 2012 and 2013 for the Eau Claire (Wis.)Express in the Northwoods League … In 2013 batted .287 with five dou-bles, two triples, seven home runs, 39 runs scored and 27 RBI … In 2012hit .313 with 14 doubles, 43 runs scored and 27 RBI over 61 games …Competed during summer 2011 with the Mat-Su Miners of the AlaskanLeague … Batted .295 in league play to rank among the top 10 in hitting… Played summer ball in 2010 with the San Diego Waves … Won theteam batting title, hitting .408 over 34 games (168 at bats) … Also hadeight doubles, 29 RBI and a .433 on-base percentage.

SAN DIEGO STATE 2013Member of the 2013 all-Mountain West Conference first team … Se-lected to the Mountain West tournament all-tourney team after hitting.444 (12-for-27) with two doubles, four RBI and five runs scored … Wasnamed the Mountain West Player of the Week for his performance inthe season-opening series at USD (Feb. 15-17) … Over those three con-tests vs. the Toreros he hit .429 (6-of-14) with two doubles and sevenRBI … Was also chosen the College Sports Madness Mountain WestPlayer of the Week and was also cited as a Primetime Performer by Col-legeBaseball360.com … Led the team in multiple-hit games (22) as well asmultiple-RBI efforts (12) … Had an 11-game hitting streak from March28 to April 13 during which he hit .455 (20-for-44) with three doubles,nine RBI and 11 runs scored … His 652 career at bats ranks 11th on theall-time Aztec list while his 221 hits places also place ninth … Was theAztecs’ top hitter in Mountain West play with a .350 batting average.

SAN DIEGO STATE 2012In addition to 47 starts at second base also started in left field on sevenoccasions … Second on the squad with 20 multiple-hit games … Had a21-game hitting streak that ran from April 3 to May 11 … During thatstreak he batted .386 (34-for-88) with nine doubles, 11 runs batted inand 13 runs scored … That streak was the longest by an Aztec since the2005 season when outfielder Quintin Berry hit in 27 consecutive con-tests … Tied for the team lead with 11 doubles and was second on thesquad in runs batted in (32), walks (210 and stolen bases (10) … Batted.327 in 24 conference contests with five doubles and 17 runs scored …His 33 hits in Mountain West games was fifth-most in the conference.

SAN DIEGO STATE 2011Was SDSU’s starter at second base in 34 contests and the starter in leftfield on 19 occasions … Also made one start at third base … WasSDSU’s leadoff hitter in 31 games this season, batting .358 in that spotwith a .419 on-base percentage … Finished the season with a 14-gamehitting streak during which he batted .414 (24-for-58) with 11 runsscored … Hitting streak tied for second longest on the squad … Reachedbase safely (hit, walk or hit by pitch) in each of the final 16 contests and21 of the last 22 … Had an eight-game streak earlier in the year (March6-19) when he hit .452 (14-for-31) with six runs batted in and compileda .514 on-base percentage … Recorded a season-best three hits on sixoccasions with the last time coming at UNLV on May 20 … Only sevenof his 68 hits were for extra bases (seven doubles) … Ranked second onthe team in multiple-hit games with 19, a mark which includes a team-high six three-hit efforts … .Hit .333 in 24 conference contests … EarnedSDSU Scholar-Athlete honors.

HIGH SCHOOL

A four-year varsity letter earner at Escondido High School under coachSteve Afenir … Finished his high school career with a total of 10 varsityletters in three sports … Had a .463 batting average as a senior with sixhome runs and 20 stolen bases … As a junior, hit .421 with one homerun and 30 stolen bases … As a sophomore, batted .301 with five homeruns … In 2007 as a freshman, hit .336 with one home run … Also let-tered in soccer (2007-08) and football (2007-09) … An all-CIF footballhonoree his junior and senior seasons … Rushed for 869 yards with 12touchdowns as a senior and 1,332yards and 19 touchdowns as a junior… An all-Avocado League honoree as a soccer player.

PERSONAL

Timothy Christian Zier was born on August 6, 1991 … Son of Shanynand Jay Zier … Uncle, Freddy Keiaho, played football at San Diego Stateand was a member of the Indianapolis Colts and Jacksonville Jaguars ofthe NFL … Father played baseball at Lynn University … Favorite ath-lete is New York Yankee second baseman Robinson Cano … Hobbiesinclude football and playing baseball … Also recruited by Fresno State,San Diego, UNLV, Cal Poly and Loyola Marymount … A communica-tions major at SDSU.

TIMZIER

INFIELDER, R-R5-10, 195, SENIORESCONDOD, CALIF.

ESCONDIDO HS

12

ZIER’S SDSU CAREER HIGHSHits ........................................5 vs. New Mexico (5/16/13)Runs .....................................*3 vs. New Mexico (5/16/13)Doubles........................................2 at UC Irvine (4/17/12)Triples..................................*1 vs. New Mexico (5/16/13)Home Runs ..................................1 at Air Force (4/13/13)RBI..............................................*3 vs. Air Force (5/12/13)Stolen Bases.........................*2 vs. New Mexico (5/26/13)Walks......................................3 vs. Washington (2/19/12)Hitting Streak ...............21 games (4/3 through 5/11/12)* last time when on more than one occasion


MWC StatsYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HB SO OB% SF SH SB-A PO A E FLD%2011 .333 24-24 102 23 34 4 0 0 13 .373 8 3 13 .388 3 0 3-3 41 31 4 .9472012 .327 24-23 101 17 33 5 0 0 12 .376 8 1 19 .382 0 2 5-5 43 52 3 .9692013 .350 30-30 123 27 43 6 2 1 20 .455 5 9 11 .416 0 7 8-9 52 69 5 .960Totals .338 78-77 325 67 110 15 2 1 45 .412 21 13 43 .398 3 9 16-17 136 152 12 .960

ZIER’S CAREER STATISTICS


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Talented freshman who will add needed depth to the SDSU outfieldcorps during the 2014 campaign … Played for the BPA Team DeMariniteam out of San Juan Capistrano, Calif., that competed at the 2013WWBA 17U National Championship tourney in Georgia in July 2013...Also has past experience with teams in the Garciaparra Baseball Group.

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed a total of four seasons of varsity baseball at two high schools …Competed as a junior and senior at Mater Dei HS in Santa Ana, Calif.,where he was coach by Burt Call … Played as a freshman and sopho-more at Culver City (Calif.) High School … Was coached there by RickPrieto … As a senior at Mater Dei in 2013 batted .368 with 11 doubles,two triples, two home runs, 25 runs scored and 18 RBI in 27 contests …Team was ranked as high as fifth in the nation and second in the state… A first-team all-Trinity League selection …Selected team MVP … Asa junior hit .35 with four doubles … During his sophomore season atCulver City HS was a first-team all-CIF and all-Ocean League selectionafter batting .435 with eight doubles, five triples, a home runs, 20 RBIand 31 runs scored in 28 games.

PERSONALTyler Makoto Adkison was born May 8, 1995, in Santa Monica, Calif.… Son of Lisa and Dave Adkison … Enjoys racquetball, swimming trav-eling and coaching youth baseball teams … Favorite athlete is formermajor leaguer Pete Rose … Was also recruited by Washington, OregonState, Brigham Young and Cal Poly … A psychology major at San DiegoState.

Will provide depth at the middle infield positions in his first season asan Aztec … Was a 2013 Perfect Game/Rawlings California Region Hon-orable Mention selection … Named to the 2012 Perfect Game Presea-son Underclass All-America Honorable Mention team.

HIGH SCHOOLFour-year baseball letterwinner at Bishop Alemany High School in Mis-sion Hills, Calif. … Coached there by Randy Thompson … Two-yearteam captain … A senior hit .330 with 14 doubles, three triples and 15stolen bases … Batted .315 during his junior year with 10 doubles anda pair of triples … Honorable mention all-Mission League his final two

seasons … As a sophomore was a second-team all-league honoree andteam’s Defensive Player of the Year … Batted .320 with two home runsthat season … Played football for the Warriors as a freshman and soph-omore ... Scored a pair of TDs in his first season and added four TDsand seven interceptions as a sophomore … Received Coaches Awardafter his sophomore campaign … Honored as a Scholar-Athlete each ofhis final three years at Bishop Alemany HS.

PERSONALRyan Anthony Alvarez was born June 21, 1994, in Granada Hills, Calif.… Son of Raleigh and Maggie Alvarez … Enjoys the beach, campingand swimming … Favorite athlete is Boston Red Sox shortstop DustinPedroia … Was also recruited by USC, UC Irvine and Cal StateDominguez Hills … A criminal justice major with careers plans to workin a forensics lab.

Talented shortstop who will likely see backup duty at that position asa freshman this season … Compiled a .441 career batting average overfour years of varsity baseball in high school … Was a 2013 RawlingsCalifornia Region All High School Senior Honorable Mention selection… A 2012 Perfect Game Preseason High School Underclass All-Amer-ica High Honorable Mention player.

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed four seasons of varsity baseball at The Rock Academy in SanDiego, Calif. … Coached there by Mike Martinez … A first-team all-Coastal-South League selection all four years … A four-time team MVP… As a senior hit .481 with two doubles, two triples, three home runsand 15 runs scored in 16 games … During his junior year batted .442with 10 doubles, three triples, 33 runs scored and 30 stolen bases in 24games … As a sophomore hit .385 with 10 doubles, seven triples, ahome run, 24 RBI, 33 runs and 17 stolen bases over 27 contests … In hisfirst season as a prep player batted .477 with nine doubles, four triples,five home runs, 25 RBI and 31 runs scored in 22 contests.

PERSONALAndrew Philip Brown was born May 8, 1995, in San Diego, Calif. … Sonof Reyna and Phil Brown … Nice, Anissa Pinedo, played softball at theUniversity of Buffalo … Enjoys the beach, video games, listening tomusic and watching sports … Favorite athlete is former San DiegoPadres outfielder Steve Finley … Majoring in kinesiology at San DiegoState.

TYLERADKISON

OUTFIELDER, R-R5-10, 190, FRESHMANCULVER CITY, CALIF.

MATER DEI HS

18

ANDREWBROWN

INFIELDER, R-R6-2, 190, FRESHMANCHULA VISTA, CALIF.THE ROCK ACADEMY

28

RYANALVAREZ

INFIELDER, R-R5-8, 160, FRESHMAN

SYLMAR, CALIF.BISHOP ALEMANY HS

1


NNEEWWCCOOMMEERRSS NEWCOMERS

Standout left-handed prep hurler who will likely work out of thebullpen during his freshman season … Played for BPA Team DeMariniat the 2013 WWBA 17 Under National Championship Tournament inGeorgia last July.

HIGH SCHOOLEarned three varsity letters as a baseball player at Mater Dei HighSchool in Santa Ana, Calif. … Coached there by Burt Call … Was theTrinity League Pitcher of the Year as a senior when he compiled a recordof 9-2 with two saves and a 0.58 earned run average … Struck out 39and walked 19 over 60.1 innings … Earned second-team all-state hon-ors and was a member of the all-county team … Team was ranked ashigh as fifth in the nation and second in the state … As a junior went 0-1 with a 3.50 earned run average.

PERSONALAaron Michael Cross was born July 16, 1995, in Chino, Calif. … Son ofBrad and Karen Cross … Enjoys playing racquetball and basketball …Favorite athlete is Washington National outfielder Bryce Harper … Wasalso recruited by Arizona, Utah and San Jose State … A criminal justicemajor at SDSU … Career plans as a U.S. Marshall.

Local athlete who will provide depth at the catching position as a fresh-man at San Diego State … Played with the Mad Dogs summer baseballtravel team 2010-13.

HIGH SCHOOLWon a pair of varsity letters as a baseball player at El Capitan Highschool in Lakeside, Calif. … Was coached there by Steve Vickery andJordan Abruzzo … Named team’s Most Improved as a senior when hebatted .341 … Was voted Best Teammate as a junior when he hit .362 …

The Vaqueros won Grossmont-Valley League title his final two seasons… Received Most Dedicated award for the freshman and junior varsitysquads during his first two seasons at El Capitan HS.

PERSONALTyler Edward DeGraff was born Aug. 12, 1995, in Lakeside, Calif. …Son of Edward and Gena DeGraff … Enjoys hunting, gold, bowling andracing … Favorite athlete is St. Louis Cardinal catcher Yadier Molina …Majoring in criminal justice at San Diego State … Plans to pursue a ca-reer in pro baseball or law enforcement.

A starter and reliever in high school who will likely begin his SDSU ca-reer as a member of the bullpen ... Was high school teammate of cur-rent Aztecs Aaron Cross and Tyler Adkison.

HIGH SCHOOLThree-year varsity letterwinner at Mater Dei High School in Santa Ana,Calif., where he was coached by Burt Call … A first-team all-TrinityLeague honoree as a senior ... Compiled a record of 5-0 with a 0.38earned run average … Registered 39 strikeouts and just nine walks over37.1 innings … Held opponents to a .193 batting average … Made 11appearances with four starts and a pair of complete games … Named tothe all-tournament team at the National High School Invitational andwas honored for best pitching performance at that event … Tossedseven total innings during that tourney allowing no runs on four hitswith one walks and eight strikeouts … Was the starter and threw ashutout in the championship game won by Mater Dei HS … One weeklater was selected the pitching MVP of the Boras Classic tournament …Struck out 12 in the title game of the Southern California bracket of thatevent.

PERSONALJacob Michael Erickson was born March 25, 1995, in Orange, Calif. …Son of Michael and Andrea Erickson … Sister, Alyssa, played softball atConcordia University … Enjoys playing guitar and ping pong … Listsfavorite athlete as Los Angeles Dodger pitcher Clayton Kershaw … Wasrecruited by Cal State Fullerton, Oregon, Pepperdine and Hawai’i … Abusiness administration major at SDSU.

JASONERICKSONPITCHER, L-L

5-9, 180, FRESHMANORANGE, CALIF.MATER DEIHS

38

AARONCROSSPITCHER, L-L

6-0, 170, FRESHMANRIALTO, CALIF.MATER DEI HS

24

TYLERDEGRAFF

CATCHER, R-R5-10, 1655, FRESHMAN

SAN DIEGO, CALIF.EL CAPITAN HS

48

Standout prep hurler who will add depth to the SDSU bullpen in 2014… Was a 2013 Rawlings/Perfect Game Preseason California Region all-High School Senior honorable mention selection … Name a 2013 PerfectGame USA Preseason Underclassmen All-America honorable mention… Has played summer ball with the Bombers Baseball Club of South-ern California.

HIGH SCHOOLWon three varsity letters as a baseball player at Norco High School inNorco, Calif. … Coached there by Gary Parcell … Was an all-Big 8 first-team honoree as a senior when he was also named the league’s Pitcherof the Year … Compiled a record of 7-2 with a 1.17 earned run average… Registered 72 strikeouts over 66 innings … As a junior went 2-2 witha 1.56 earned run average … Had 22 strikeouts in 18 innings … Also hit.286 in 16 contests with three doubles and a triple.

PERSONALTyler Jackson Gatica was born May 16, 1995, in West Covina, Calif. …Son of Andrew and Jackie Gatica … Enjoys drawing … Favorite playeris former New York Yankee pitcher Mariano Rivera … Also drew in-terest from Oregon, USC, Texas A&M, San Diego, Dartmouth and LongBeach State … Majoring in kinesiology at SDSU with career plans inbaseball either as a player or as a trainer.

Solid pitching prospect who will work out of the Aztec bullpen duringhis freshman campaign … Named to the 2013 Rawlings/Perfect GameCalifornia Region All High School Senior second team … Has playedsummer ball with the Bombers Baseball Club of Southern California.

HIGH SCHOOLA three-year varsity baseball letterwinner at Great Oak High School inTemecula, Calif., where he was coached by Eric Morton … A two-timeall-Southwestern League selection … First-team all-county honoree andteam’s Pitcher of the Year as a senior ... During his final season com-

piled a record of 8-3 with a 1.82 earned run average … Team captain …As a junior went 2-1 with a 1.15 ERA … During his sophomore cam-paign had a record of 3-1 and a 4.00 earned run average.

PERSONALOrlando Meza was born Sept. 2, 1995, in San Diego, Calif. ... Son of Fer-nando and Esperanza Meza … Brother, Alex, pitched at Palomar JC andCal State San Marcos … Enjoys ping pong, going to the beach, and play-ing basketball and football … Lists favorite athlete as former San DiegoCharger running back LaDainian Tomlinson … Was also recruited byFlorida State, Fresno State, Texas A&M, San Diego and UC Riverside… A business major at San Diego State.

Solid left-handed pitcher who could see action as a situational relieverthis season … A 2013 Rawlings/Perfect Game Preseason California Re-gion All High School Senior Honorable Mention selection … Named a2012 Perfect Game USA Preseason High School Underclassmen All-America Honorable Mention … Played for the So. Cal Sklz team inPoway, Calif., during summer 2013 … Member of the Orioles ScoutTeam in Orange County in 2011-12 … Competed for the West CoastPlayers in Carlsbad, Calif., from 2006 to 2010.

HIGH SCHOOLThree-year varsity player at Rancho Buena Vista High School in Vista,Calif. … Coached there by Sheldon Watkins … As a senior compiled amark of 2-2 with a 5.15 earned run average … Made five appearances,all starts, striking out 19 over 17.2 innings … During his junior cam-paign went 4-0 with a 1.94 earned run average and 38 strikeouts in 39.2innings pitched … Made seven starts and registered a pair of complete-game efforts … As a sophomore was 4-2 with a 2.02 earned run average… Honored as a San Diego Union-Tribune Scholar-Athlete each of hisfinal three seasons of high school ball.

PERSONALMarcus J. Reyes was born March 10, 1995, in Denville, N.J. … Son ofLuis Reyes and Sofia Garcia … Favorite player is former New York Yan-kee pitcher Andy Pettitte … A political science major at San Diego State… Plans to pursue a career as a pro baseball player or lawyer.


PLAYER PROFILESNNEEWWCCOOMMEERRSS

ORLANDOMEZAPITCHER, R-R

6-1, 190, FRESHMANTEMECULA, CALIF.

GREAT OAK HS

27

TYLERGATICAPITCHER, R-R

6-1, 225, FRESHMANCORONA, CALIF.

NORCO HS

30

MARCUSREYESPITCHER, L-L

5-10, 180, FRESHMANVISTA, CALIF.

RANCHO BUENA VISTA HS

29


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Right-handed hurler who is expected to contribute out of the Aztecbullpen in his first season at SDSU … A 2013 Rawlings/Perfect GamePreseason California Region All High School Senior Honorable Men-tion selection … Named a 2012 Perfect Game USA Preseason HighSchool Underclassmen All-America Honorable Mention … Player sum-mer baseball for the San Diego Gamers from 2009 to 2012.

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed four seasons of varsity baseball at Patrick Henry High School inSan Diego, Calif., where he was coached by Jack Lococo … As a seniorwent 8-1 with a 1.79 earned run average striking out 54 in 66.2 innings… Was named team’s Pitcher of the Year … As a junior had a record of3-4 with one save and a 3.16 earned run average ... Sophomore seasonstats included a mark of 3-1 and a 4.20 earned run average.

PERSONALAndrew David Schultz was born Jan. 12, 1995, in San Diego, Calif. …Son of Christopher Schultz and Michele Homan-Schultz … Enjoysworking on cars, the beach and attending sporting events … Lists fa-vorite athlete as Baltimore Ravens defensive back Ray Lewis … Also at-tracted recruiting interest from Santa Clara, UC Irvine and Navy …Majoring in mathematics at SDSU with career plans to teach in that field.

Hard throwing left-hander who will likely begin the season as a mem-ber of the Aztec bullpen, but could see occasional starting assignments… Has played summer baseball in the San Diego Area for the Vista Bull-dogs (2012), The Show (2011) and the Palomar Bulldogs (2008-10).

HIGH SCHOOLA three-year varsity baseball letterwinner at Vista High School in Vista,Calif. ... Was coached there by Rick Lepire … Was a two-time all-Avo-cado League first team selection and the league’s Pitcher of the Year asboth a junior and senior … An all-state honoree both seasons as well …An all-county selection both seasons and was named the state Player ofthe Year as a junior … During his senior year compiled a mark of 9-4with a 1.40 earned run average … Notched 93 strikeouts and only 11

walks over 80 innings … During his junior season went 10-1 with a 0.64earned run average … Struck out 103 batters and walked 20 in 85.2 in-nings … Also served as a DH, batting .299 with five doubles and 20 RBIas a senior after hitting .347 with four doubles and two triples during hisjunior campaign.

PERSONALBrett Joseph Seeburger was born Jan. 19, 1995, in Torrance, Calif. … Par-ents are Tom and Stacey Seeburger … Interests include ping pong, thebeach, hockey, football and basketball … Favorite athlete is former Col-orado Avalanche hockey player Joe Sakic … Was also recruited by Ore-gon, UCLA, Cal State Fullerton, San Diego, Kansas, Washington andOregon State … An undeclared major at SDSU with career plans in probaseball or as a high school history teacher.

Catcher who arrives at SDSU after two years of junior college ball …Played during the summer of 2013 for the San Diego Stars of the West-ern Baseball Association … Batted .295 with four home runs and 40 RBIfor the Stars … Team advanced to the 2013 National Baseball Congress(NBC) World Series.

JUNIOR COLLEGEPlayed two seasons (2012 and 2013) at Southwester Junior College inChula Vista, Calif., moving there after redshirting as a true freshman atNew Mexico State during the 2011 campaign … Coached there by for-mer San Diego State assistant coach Jay Martel … Was a two-time all-Pa-cific Coast Athletic Conference first-team selection as a catcher … As asophomore 2013 batted .297 with nine doubles, three home runs and 25RBI … In his first season hit .292 with eight doubles and 17 RBI … Teamwon league tile during his freshman season and finished fourth the fol-lowing year.

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed three seasons of varsity baseball at Grossmont High School inEl Cajon, Calif., where he was coached by Jim Earley … As a senior hit.320 with six doubles, three home runs and 25 RBI … During his juniorseason batted .210 with three home runs and 16 RBI … Helped Gross-mont HS to a pair of CIF titles and one second-place finish … Playedfootball for the Foothillers during the 2009 and 2010 seasons earningsecond-team all-Grossmont Hills League honors as a junior.

PERSONALCody Robert Sos was born May 27, 1992, in San Diego, Calif. … Son ofGary Sos and Amy Jones … Enjoys watching and playing football …List favorite athlete as New York Yankee second baseman RobinsonCano … Was also recruited high by Mississippi and Iowa … An eco-nomics major at San Diego State with interest in a career in the area ofbusiness or economics.

CODYSOS

CATCHER, R-R6-2, 215, JUNIOREL CAJON, CALIF.

SOUTHWESTERN JCGROSSMONT HS

3

ANDREWSCHULTZPITCHER, R-R

6-3, 2180 FRESHMANSAN DIEGO, CALIF.

PATRICK HENRY HS

32

BRETTSEEBURGERPITCHER, L-L

6-1, 220, FRESHMANOCEANSIDE, CALIF.

VISTA HS

33


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THIS IS THE MOUNTAIN WEST From its inception in 1999, the Mountain

West has been committed to excellence in in-tercollegiate athletics, while promoting the ac-ademic missions of its member institutions.Progressive in its approach, the MW continuesto cultivate opportunities for student-athletesto compete at the highest level, while fosteringacademic achievement and sportsmanship.

The Mountain West is noted for its geo-graphic diversity. Some of the most beautifulterrain and landscapes in the nation can befound within Mountain West boundaries, in-cluding the majestic Rocky Mountain range,which borders five MW institutions (Air Force,Boise State, Colorado State, New Mexico andUtah State). The high plains of Wyoming (ele-vation 7,220 feet – the highest Division I cam-pus in the nation) contrast with the desertcities of Las Vegas and Reno, home to UNLVand Nevada, respectively, while Fresno State,San Diego State and San Jose State add a Westcoast influence with their locations in Central,Southern and Northern California.

HISTORY The Mountain West was conceived on

May 26, 1998, when the presidents of eight in-stitutions — Air Force, BYU, Colorado State,New Mexico, San Diego State, UNLV, Utahand Wyoming — decided to form a newNCAA Division I-A intercollegiate athleticconference. The split from a former 16-teamconference re-established continuity and sta-bility among the membership within the newleague and signaled the continuation of its tra-dition-rich, long-standing athletic rivalries.

Three of the MW’s eight original mem-bers have been conference rivals since the1960s (New Mexico, Wyoming and ColoradoState), while San Diego State (1978) and AirForce (1980) were longtime members as well.

UNLV and TCU entered the fold in 1996 andthe Rebels continued as one of the originaleight institutions that formed the MW in 1999.TCU re-joined the group with its first year ofcompetition in the Mountain West in 2005-06.

With conference realignment sweepingthe nation in recent years, the MW has beenproactive in addressing membership changes.Boise State University joined the MountainWest in 2011-12, followed by Fresno State andthe University of Nevada on July 1, 2012. Alsoon July 1, 2012, the University of Hawai‘i be-came a football-only member of the Confer-ence. On July 1, 2013, the Mountain Westfurther expanded when San Jose State Univer-sity and Utah State University joined the Con-ference, bringing to 11 the number of full-timemember institutions and 12 football-playingmembers.

OPPORTUNITY The Mountain West provides a first-class

athletic and academic experience for morethan 5,100 student-athletes each year. Over thepast 14 years, 41 Mountain West student-ath-letes have earned NCAA Postgraduate Schol-arships, and since the league’s inception in1999, an additional 28 student-athletes havebeen named MW Scholar-Athlete of the Yearand awarded league-sponsored postgraduatescholarships. Three Mountain West student-athletes have earned distinction as RhodesScholars (Jessica Mellinger,Wyoming and Delavane Diazand Brittany Morreale, AirForce).

Conference student-ath-letes are also given a voice re-garding pertinent issueswithin the MW and NCAAgovernance structure throughrepresentation on the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee(SAAC). The Mountain WestSAAC consists of 23 represen-tatives; two student-athletesfrom each full member institu-tion and one faculty athleticsrepresentative. The committeereviews and reacts to legisla-tion and to other topics re-ferred by the Conferenceconstituent groups or commit-tees related to the student-ath-lete experience.

ACHIEVEMENT The MW has produced 793 All-America

selections among its 18 sponsored sports(men’s swimming was discontinued as a Con-ference sport following the 2010-11 season) inthe last 14 years, including a league-record 83All-America honorees in 2010-11. A total of 138MW student-athletes have also earned Aca-demic All- America accolades in that span. TheMountain West has sent at least 25 teams toNCAA postseason events in each of the past 14years, capturing three team national champi-onships in women’s cross country and pro-ducing 33 individual national champions inthe sports of men’s golf, men’s cross country,and men’s and women’s indoor track & fieldand outdoor track & field.

Mountain West members have partici-pated in 56 bowl games under the league um-brella, including four appearances in BCSgames. The MW has earned 68 postseason bidsin men’s basketball, including 38 NCAA Tour-nament appearances and two NIT Final Fourberths.

Craig ThompsonCommissioner

Bret GillilandDeputy

Commissioner

Javan HedlundAssoc. Commissioner

Communications

Katie CavenderAsst. Commissioner

Strategic Comm.

Kim MelcherDirector of

Communications

Judy WillsonAssoc. Director ofCommunications

Dan JohnsonAsst. Director ofCommunications


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Location...................................Northridge, Calif.Enrollment...................................................39,000Nickname ..............................................MatadorsColors ................................Red, White and BlackConference..............................................Big WestHead Coach ......................................Greg MooreRecord at CSUN..............................0-0 (1st year)Career Record..................................0-0 (1st year)2013 Record (Conf.) .............31-26 (15-12; T-4th)Lettermen Returning/Lost ........................18/11Starters Returning/Lost.................................8/4Pitchers Returning/Lost ..............................10/5Series Record...........................SDSU leads 42-39Baseball SID ...................................Kevin StraussSID Office Phone ..........................(818) 677-3860SID E-Mail [email protected] Site ........................www.GoMatadors.com

CSU NORTHRIDGEMAR. 11 AT NORTHRIDGE, CALIF.

APR. 22 AT TONY GWYNN STADIUM

Location...............................West Lafayette, Ind.Enrollment...................................................37,788Nickname ........................................BoilermakersColors ...................................Old Gold and BlackConference ................................................Big TenHead Coach ................................Doug SchreiberRecord at PU...........................442-398 (15 years)Career Record.........................442-398 (15 years)2013 Record (Conf.).................17-34 (6-18; 10th)Lettermen Returning/Lost ........................25/10Starters Returning/Lost.................................6/3Pitchers Returning/Lost ..............................12/5Series Record ..................................First MeetingBaseball SID........................................Ben TurnerSID Office Phone ......................... (765) 494-3198SID [email protected] Site ......................www.PurdueSports.com

PURDUEMAR. 14-17 AT TONY GWYNN STADIUM

Location .........................................Moraga, Calif.Enrollment.....................................................4,228Nickname......................................................GaelsColors ................................Navy, Red and SilverConference..........................................West CoastHead Coach ................................Eric ValenzuelaRecord at SMC ................................0-0 (1st year)Career Record..................................0-0 (1st year)2013 Record (Conf.).................21-34 (11-13; 7th)Lettermen Returning/Lost ........................19/15Starters Returning/Lost.................................5/3Pitchers Returning/Lost ................................6/6Series Record .......................St. Mary’s leads 6-4Baseball SID ...........................................Ben EnosSID Office Phone ..........................(925) 631-4950SID E-Mail [email protected] Site ............................www.SMCGaels.com

ST. MARY’SFEB. 28-MAR. 4 AT MORAGA, CALIF.

Location.....................................San Diego, Calif.Enrollment.....................................................8,321Nickname..................................................TorerosColors ..................Torero Blue, Navy and WhiteConference..........................................West CoastHead Coach ............................................Rich HillRecord at USD.....................518-356-3 (15 years)Career Record......................841-575-3 (24 years)2013 Record (Conf.) ..............37-25 (15-9; T-2nd)Lettermen Returning/Lost ........................16/19Starters Returning/Lost.................................4/4Pitchers Returning/Lost ................................3/3Series Record...........................SSU leads 68-53-3Baseball SID ....................................Chris LoucksSID Office Phone ..........................(619) 260-7930SID E-Mail [email protected] Site............................www.usdtoreros.com

SAN DIEGOMAR. 4 AT TONY GWYNN STADIUM

APR. 1 AT SAN DIEGO, CALIF.

Location .................................Los Angeles, Calif.Enrollment.....................................................5,962Nickname......................................................LionsColors ....................................Crimson and NavyConference..........................................West CoastHead Coach............................................Jason GilRecord at LMU .........................131-141 (5 years)Career Record...........................131-141 (5 years)2013 Record (Conf.).................24-27 (12-12; 6th)Lettermen Returning/Lost ..........................16/9Starters Returning/Lost.................................5/5Pitchers Returning/Lost ................................3/1Series Record...........................SDSU leads 64-40Baseball SID ....................................Tyler GeivettSID Office Phone ..........................(310) 338-7638SID E-Mail [email protected] Site ...........................www.LMULions.com

LOYOLA MARYMOUNTFEB. 18 TONY GWYNN STADIUM

APR.29 AT LOS ANGELES, CALIF.

Location ................................Morgantown, W.V.Enrollment...................................................32,595Nickname.......................................MountaineersColors.....................................Old Gold and BlueConference...................................................Big 12Head Coach .................................. Randy MazeyRecord at WVU ..............................33-26 (1 year)Career Record........................219-186-2 (7 years)2013 Record (Conf.).............33-26 (13-11; T-3rd)Lettermen Returning/Lost ........................15/12Starters Returning/Lost.................................5/4Pitchers Returning/Lost ................................2/2Series Record ..................................First MeetingBaseball SID.....................................Grant DoveySID Office Phone ..........................(304) 293-9902SID E-Mail [email protected] Site.....................................WVUsports.com

WEST VIRGINIAFEB. 21-23 AT TONY GWYNN STADIUM

Location...............................................Reno, Nev.Enrollment...................................................19,000Nickname .............................................Wolf PackColors ................................Navy Blue and SilverConference ..................................Mountain WestHead Coach.......................................Jay JohnsonRecord at Nev..................................0-0 (1st year)Career Record.................................37-16 (1 year)2013 Record (Conf.).................25-32 (11-19; 5th)Lettermen Returning/Lost ........................17/13Starters Returning/Lost.................................6/3Pitchers Returning/Lost ................................8/8Series Record...............................SDSU leads 9-8Baseball SID ..........................Jack KuestermeyerSID Office Phone ..........................(775) 682-6984SID E-Mail [email protected] Site .................www.nevadawolfpack.com

NEVADAMAR. 7-9 AT TONY GWYNN STADIUM

APR. 11-13 AT RENO, NEV.

Location ......................................Riverside, Calif.Enrollment...................................................21,005Nickname .........................................HighlandersColors ............................................Blue and GoldConference..............................................Big WestHead Coach.......................................Doug SmithRecord at UCR..........................246-236 (9 years)Career Record...........................246-236 (9 years)2013 Record (Conf.).................14-32 (10-17; 8th)Lettermen Returning/Lost ..........................23/7Starters Returning/Lost.................................6/3Pitchers Returning/Lost ..............................10/5Series Record.............................SSU leads 3-23-2Baseball SID...................................John MaxwellSID Office Phone ..........................(951) 827-5438SID [email protected] Site ................................gohighlanders.com

UC RIVERSIDEFEB. 25 AT RIVERSIDE, CALIF.

APR. 8, 15 AT TONY GWYNN STADIUM

Location ........................................San Jose, Calif.Enrollment...................................................26,796Nickname ................................................SpartansColors................................Gold, White and BlueConference ..................................Mountain WestHead Coach...................................Dave NakamaRecord at SJSU ...............................17-41 (1 year)Career Record.................................17-41 (1 year)2013 Record (Conf.) ......17-41 (11-17 WAC; 8th)Lettermen Returning/Lost ........................12/15Starters Returning/Lost.................................5/4Pitchers Returning/Lost ................................6/7Series Record...........................SDSU leads 52-26Baseball SID ..............................Dominic UrrutiaSID Office Phone ..........................(408) 924-1211SID E-Mail [email protected] Site.........................www.sjsuspartans.com

SAN JOSE STATEFEB. 14-16 AT SAN JOSE, CALIF.

APR. 25-27 AT TONY GWYNN STADIUM


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Location ............................................Irvine, Calif.Enrollment...................................................27,000Nickname ..............................................AnteatersColors ............................................Blue and GoldConference..............................................Big WestHead Coach ..................................Mike GillespieRecord at UCI ...........................233-119 (6 years)Career Record......................996-590-2 (26 years)2013 Record (Conf.).................33-22 (15-12; 4th)Lettermen Returning/Lost ........................20/11Starters Returning/Lost.................................5/4Pitchers Returning/Lost ................................1/2Series Record .......................SDSU leads 49-31-1Baseball SID....................................Fumi KimuraSID Office Phone ..........................(949) 824-9474SID E-Mail [email protected] Site .....................www.ucirvinesports.com

UC IRVINEAPR. 17-19 AT IRVINE, CALIF.

Location...........................................Fresno, Calif.Enrollment...................................................21,389Nickname................................................BulldogsColors ..............................................Red and BlueConference ..................................Mountain WestHead Coach ...................................Mike BatesoleRecord at FSU.........................383-297 (11 years)Career Record......................637-455-1 (18 years)2013 Record (Conf.).................23-33 (14-16; 4th)Lettermen Returning/Lost ........................14/11Starters Returning/Lost.................................6/3Pitchers Returning/Lost ................................3/1Series Record..............................FSU leads 86-84Baseball SID..............................Matt BurkholderSID Office Phone ..........................(559) 278-6186SID E-Mail [email protected] Site...........................www.gobulldogs.com

FRESNO STATEMAR. 28-30 AT TONY GWYNN STADIUM

MAY 15-17 AT FRESNO, CALIF.

Location........................Colorado Springs, Colo.Enrollment.....................................................4,000Nickname ..................................................FalconsColors ...........................................Blue and SilverConference ..................................Mountain WestHead Coach ...............................Mike KazlauskyRecord at AF .................................48-12 (3 years)Career Record...............................48-12 (3 years)2013 Record (Conf.)...................15-39 (7-23; 6th)Lettermen Returning/Lost ........................16/14Starters Returning/Lost.................................4/6Pitchers Returning/Lost ................................6/5Series Record...........................SDSU leads 91-21Baseball SID ..................................Nick ArseniakSID Office Phone ..........................(719) 333-9251SID [email protected] Site..................www.AirForceFalcons.com

AIR FORCEAPRIL 4-6 AT TONY GWYNN STADIUM

Location ..................................Santa Clara, Calif.Enrollment.....................................................8,685Nickname .................................................BroncosColors............................................Red and WhiteConference..........................................West CoastHead Coach......................................Dan O’BrienRecord at SCU ..............................40-67 (2 years)Career Record......................494-350-1 (17 years)2013 Record (Conf.)...................14-39 (1-23; 9th)Lettermen Returning/Lost ........................21/10Starters Returning/Lost.................................4/5Pitchers Returning/Lost ..............................10/4Series Record...........................SDSU leads 16-15Baseball SID...................................David GentileSID Office Phone ..........................(408) 554-4661SID E-Mail [email protected] Site...............www.santaclarabroncos.com

SANTA CLARAMAR. 25-26 AT TONY GWYNN STADIUM

Location......................................Las Vegas, Nev.Enrollment...................................................27,000Nickname....................................................RebelsColors.........................................Scarlet and GrayConference ..................................Mountain WestHead Coach..................................Tim ChambersRecord at UNLV...........................97-76 (3 years)Career Record...............................97-76 (3 years)2013 Record (Conf.)................37-20 (18-12; 2nd)Lettermen Returning/Lost ........................18/10Starters Returning/Lost.................................7/2Pitchers Returning/Lost ................................6/4Series Record...........................SDSU leads 69-51Baseball SID.................................Sage SammonsSID Office Phone ..........................(702) 895-3764SID [email protected] Site ............................www.unlvrebels.com

UNLVMAR. 21-23 AT LAS VEGAS, NEV.

MAY 9-11AT TONY GWYNN STADIUM

Location................................Albuquerque, N.M.Enrollment...................................................28,800Nickname.....................................................LobosColors.......................................Cherry and SilverConference ..................................Mountain WestHead Coach..............................Ray BirminghamRecord at UNM ........................203-154 (6 years)Career Record...........................256-227 (8 years)2013 Record (Conf.) ...................37-22 (25-5; 1st)Lettermen Returning/Lost ........................16/13Starters Returning/Lost.................................4/5Pitchers Returning/Lost ................................8/6Series Record.........................SDSU leads 101-66Baseball SID .......................................Terry KellySID Office Phone ..........................(505) 925-5521SID E-Mail [email protected] Site...............................www.GoLobos.com

NEW MEXICOMAY 2-4 AT ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.

Location ..................................Long Beach, Calif.Enrollment...................................................36,288Nickname ......................................................49ersColors...........................................Black and GoldConference..............................................Big WestHead Coach ....................................Troy BuckleyRecord at LBSU ............................86-81 (3 years)Career Record...............................86-81 (3 years)2013 Record (Conf.).................29-27 (15-12; 6th)Lettermen Returning/Lost ........................21/14Starters Returning/Lost.................................6/4Pitchers Returning/Lost ................................8/6Series Record .......................SDSU leads 79-51-1Baseball SID..................................Steven OlvedaSID Office Phone ..........................(562) 985-7797SID [email protected] Site ....................www.longbeacgstate.com

LONG BEACH STATEMAY 6 AT LONG BEACH, CALIF.

Friday, Feb. 14Texas State Tournament (San Marcos, Texas)

Air Force vs. Washington, Noon CTNevada vs. Boston College (at Santa Clara), 2 p.m. PT* San Diego State at San José State, 6 p.m. PTNevada at Santa Clara, 6 p.m. PTNew Mexico at San Diego, 6 p.m. PTCentral Michigan at UNLV, 6:05 p.m. PTFresno State at UC Irvine, 6:30 p.m. PT

Saturday, Feb. 15* San Diego State at San José State, 1 p.m. PTFresno State at UC Irvine, 1 p.m. PTCentral Michigan at UNLV (DH), 1:05 p.m. PTNew Mexico at San Diego, 4 p.m. PTNevada vs. Boston College (at Santa Clara), 5 p.m. PTTexas State Tournament (San Marcos, Texas)

Air Force vs. Michigan, 6 p.m. CT

Sunday, Feb. 16* San Diego State at San José State, 1 p.m. PTNew Mexico at San Diego, 1 p.m. PTFresno State at UC Irvine, 1 p.m. PTCentral Michigan at UNLV, 1:05 p.m. PTTexas State Tournament (San Marcos, Texas)

Air Force at Texas State, 3:30 p.m. CTNevada at Santa Clara, 4 p.m. PT

Tuesday, Feb. 18Loyola Marymount at San Diego State, 6 p.m. PTStanford at San José State, 6 p.m. PTNew Mexico at Arizona State, 6:30 p.m. MTGrand Canyon at Fresno State, 6:35 p.m. PT

Wednesday, Feb. 19San José State at Pacific, 6 p.m. PTSacramento State at Fresno State, 6:35 p.m. PT

Friday, Feb. 21Lobo Invite (Albuquerque, N.M.)

Northern Illinois at New Mexico, 4 p.m. MTUNLV at Tennessee, 5 p.m. ETFreedom Classic (Kinston, N.C.)

Air Force vs. Navy, 6 p.m. ETWest Virginia at San Diego State, 6 p.m. PTUC Santa Barbara at San José State, 6 p.m. PT* Nevada at Fresno State, 6:35 p.m. PT

Saturday, Feb. 22UNLV at Tennessee, 1 p.m. ETUC Santa Barbara at San José State, 1 p.m. PTFreedom Classic (Kinston, N.C.)

Air Force vs. Navy, 2 p.m. ET* Nevada at Fresno State, 2:05 p.m. PTLobo Invite (Albuquerque, N.M.)

Missouri State at New Mexico, 4 p.m. MTWest Virginia at San Diego State, 6 p.m. PT

Sunday, Feb. 23Lobo Invite (Albuquerque, N.M.)

Northern Illinois at New Mexico, 10 a.m. MTMissouri State at New Mexico, 1 p.m. MT

West Virginia at San Diego State, Noon PTFreedom Classic (Kinston, N.C.)

Air Force vs. Navy, 12:30 p.m. ETUNLV at Tennessee, 1 p.m. ETUC Santa Barbara at San José State, 1 p.m. PT* Nevada at Fresno State, 1:05 p.m. PT

Tuesday, Feb. 25San Diego State at UC Riverside, 6 p.m. PTCal Poly at San José State, 6 p.m. PTNevada at Sacramento State (Raley Field), 6:35 p.m. PT

Wednesday, Feb. 26Pacific at San José State, 6 p.m. PTCSU Bakersfield at Fresno State, 6:35 p.m. PT

Friday, Feb. 28* San José State at Nevada, 4 p.m. PTNorthern Colorado at New Mexico, 6 p.m. MTSan Diego State at Saint Mary’s, 6 p.m. PT* Air Force at UNLV, 6:05 p.m. PTTexas A&M at Fresno State, 6:35 p.m. PT

Saturday, March 1Northern Colorado at New Mexico (DH), Noon MT* San José State at Nevada, 1 p.m. PTSan Diego State at Saint Mary’s (DH), 1 p.m. PT* Air Force at UNLV, 1:05 p.m. PTTexas A&M at Fresno State, 2:05 p.m. PT

Sunday, March 2Texas A&M at Fresno State, 12:05 p.m. PTNorthern Colorado at New Mexico, 1 p.m. MTSan Diego State at Saint Mary’s, 1 p.m. PT* San José State at Nevada, 1 p.m. PT* Air Force at UNLV, 1:05 p.m. PT

Monday, March 3UC Riverside at UNLV, 3:05 p.m. PT

Tuesday, March 4New Mexico at Texas Tech, 2 p.m. CTNevada at Pacific, 6 p.m. PTSan Diego at San Diego State, 6 p.m. PTSaint Mary’s at San José State, 6 p.m. PT

Wednesday, March 5Fresno State at Sacramento State, 6:35 p.m. PT

Thursday, March 6Jack Gifford Memorial Tournament (San José, Calif.)

Pacific at San José State, 6 p.m. PT

Friday, March 7* Fresno State at Air Force, 3 p.m. MT* UNLV at New Mexico, 6 p.m. MT* Nevada at San Diego State, 6 p.m. PTJack Gifford Memorial Tournament (San José, Calif.)

Washington at San José State, 6 p.m. PT

Saturday, March 8* Fresno State at Air Force, 1 p.m. MT* UNLV at New Mexico, 2 p.m. MT* Nevada at San Diego State, 2 p.m. PTJack Gifford Memorial Tournament (San José, Calif.)

UC Davis at San José State, 3 p.m. PT

Sunday, March 9* Fresno State at Air Force, Noon MT* UNLV at New Mexico, 1 p.m. MT* Nevada at San Diego State, 1 p.m. PTJack Gifford Memorial Tournament (San José, Calif.)

UC Davis at San José State, 1 p.m. PT

Tuesday, March 11San Diego State at Cal State Northridge, 2 p.m. PTSan José State at UC Davis, 2:30 p.m. PTPacific at Nevada, 4 p.m. PTAir Force at Arizona, 6 p.m. PTWest Virginia at UNLV, 6:05 p.m. PTPenn State at Fresno State, 6:35 p.m. PT

Wednesday, March 12Air Force at Arizona, 1 p.m. PTNew Mexico at Arizona State, 6:30 p.m. PTPenn State at Fresno State, 6:35 p.m. PT

Friday, March 14Air Force at Nebraska-Omaha, 1 p.m. CT* UNLV at San José State, 6 p.m. PTPurdue at San Diego State, 6 p.m. PT* New Mexico at Fresno State, 6:35 p.m. PTNevada at Hawai‘i, 6:35 p.m. HT

Saturday, March 15Air Force at Nebraska-Omaha, 1 p.m. CT* UNLV at San José State, 1 p.m. PT* New Mexico at Fresno State, 2:05 p.m. PTPurdue at San Diego State, 6 p.m. PTNevada at Hawai‘I, 6:35 p.m. HT

Sunday, March 16Air Force at Nebraska-Omaha, 1 p.m. CT* UNLV at San José State, 1 p.m. PTPurdue at San Diego State, 1 p.m. PT* New Mexico at Fresno State, 1:05 p.m. PTNevada at Hawai‘I, 1:05 p.m. HT

Monday, March 17Purdue at San Diego State, 6 p.m. PTNevada at Hawai‘I, 6:35 p.m. HT

Tuesday, March 18Kansas at New Mexico, 6 p.m. MTUNLV at Cal State Fullerton, 6 p.m. PTSan Francisco at San José State, 6 p.m. PTAir Force at Kansas State, 6:30 p.m. CTCalifornia at Fresno State, 6:35 p.m. PT

Wednesday, March 19Kansas at New Mexico, 1 p.m. MTAir Force at Kansas State, 3 p.m. CTNorth Dakota at UNLV, 6:05 p.m. PTBYU at Fresno State, 6:35 p.m. PT

Friday, March 21* Air Force at Nevada, 4 p.m. PT* San José State at New Mexico, 6 p.m. MT* San Diego State at UNLV, 6:05 p.m. PTFresno State at Creighton, 6:30 p.m. CT

Saturday, March 22* San Diego State at UNLV, 1:05 p.m. PTFresno State at Creighton, 2 p.m. CT* San José State at New Mexico, 2 p.m. MT* Air Force at Nevada, 2 p.m. PT

Sunday, March 23Fresno State at Creighton, 1 p.m. CT* San José State at New Mexico, 1 p.m. MT* Air Force at Nevada, 1 p.m. PT* San Diego State at UNLV, 1:05 p.m. PT

Tuesday, March 25Nevada at UC Davis, 2:30 p.m. PTNew Mexico at New Mexico State, 3:05 p.m. MTSanta Clara at San Diego State, 6 p.m. PTUtah Valley at UNLV, 6:05 p.m. PTAir Force at Sacramento State, 6:30 p.m. PTUC Santa Barbara at Fresno State, 6:35 p.m. PT

Wednesday, March 26Air Force at Sacramento State, 3 p.m. PTSanta Clara at San Diego State, 3 p.m. PT

Thursday, March 27San José State at Washington State, 6 p.m. PT

Friday, March 28* New Mexico at Air Force, 3 p.m. MT* Fresno State at San Diego State, 6 p.m. PTSan José State at Washington State, 6 p.m. PTUNLV at Nebraska, 6:35 p.m. CT

Saturday, March 29* New Mexico at Air Force, 1 p.m. MTSan José State at Washington State, 2 p.m. PTUNLV at Nebraska, 2:05 p.m. CT* Fresno State at San Diego State, 6 p.m. PT

Sunday, March 30* New Mexico at Air Force, Noon MTSan José State at Washington State, Noon PT* Fresno State at San Diego State, 1 p.m. PTUNLV at Nebraska, 1:05 p.m. CT


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PPLLAAYYEERR PPRROOFFIILLEESSMonday, March 31Grand Canyon at Nevada, 6 p.m. PTUNLV at Creighton, 7:30 p.m. CT

Tuesday, April 1Grand Canyon at Nevada, 1 p.m. PTNorthern Colorado at Air Force, 3 p.m. MTNew Mexico vs. Texas Tech (at Midland, Texas), 6 p.m.CTSan Diego State at San Diego, 6 p.m. PTPacific at Fresno State, 6:35 p.m. PT

Wednesday, April 2New Mexico State at New Mexico, 3 p.m. MT

Friday, April 4Jacksonville State at New Mexico, 6 p.m. MT* Air Force at San Diego State, 6 p.m. PT* Nevada at San José State, 6 p.m. PT* UNLV at Fresno State, 6:35 p.m. PT

Saturday, April 5* Nevada at San José State, 1 p.m. PTJacksonville State at New Mexico, 2 p.m. MT* Air Force at San Diego State, 6 p.m. PT* UNLV at Fresno State, 6:35 p.m. PT

Sunday, April 6Jacksonville State at New Mexico, 1 p.m. MT* Air Force at San Diego State, 1 p.m. PT* Nevada at San José State, 1 p.m. PT* UNLV at Fresno State, 1:05 p.m. PT

Tuesday, April 8New Mexico State at Air Force, 3 p.m. MTSan José State at San Francisco, 3 p.m. PTSanta Clara at Nevada, 6 p.m. PTUC Riverside at San Diego State, 6 p.m. PTNew Mexico at Stephen F. Austin, 6:30 p.m. CTUNLV at Arkansas, 6:35 p.m. CTCal State Northridge at Fresno State, 6:35 p.m. PT

Wednesday, April 9New Mexico at Stephen F. Austin, 3 p.m. CTAir Force at Northern Colorado, 3 p.m. MTUNLV at Arkansas, 6:05 p.m. CT

Friday, April 11Air Force at South Dakota State, 3 p.m. CT* Fresno State at New Mexico, 6 p.m. MT* San Diego State at Nevada, 6 p.m. PT* San José State at UNLV, 6:05 p.m. PT

Saturday, April 12Air Force at South Dakota State, 1 p.m. CT* San José State at UNLV, 1:05 p.m. PT* Fresno State at New Mexico, 2 p.m. MT* San Diego State at Nevada, 2 p.m. PT

Sunday, April 13* Fresno State at New Mexico, Noon MTAir Force at South Dakota State, 1 p.m. CT* San Diego State at Nevada, 1 p.m. PT* San José State at UNLV, 1:05 p.m. PT

Tuesday, April 15Nevada at San Francisco, 2 p.m. PTUC Riverside at San Diego State, 6 p.m. PTUNLV at Arizona State, 6 p.m. PTFresno State at Pacific, 6 p.m. PTSan José State at Santa Clara, 6 p.m. PT

Thursday, April 17* UNLV at Air Force, 3 p.m. MT* Fresno State at Nevada, 6 p.m. PT* New Mexico at San José State, 6 p.m. PTSan Diego State at UC Irvine, 6:30 p.m. PT

Friday, April 18* UNLV at Air Force, 3 p.m. MT* Fresno State at Nevada, 6 p.m. PT* New Mexico at San José State, 6 p.m. PTSan Diego State at UC Irvine, 6:30 p.m. PT

Saturday, April 19* UNLV at Air Force, Noon MT* Fresno State at Nevada, 1 p.m. PT* New Mexico at San José State, 1 p.m. PTSan Diego State at UC Irvine, 1 p.m. PT

Monday, April 21Texas Tech at New Mexico, 2 p.m. MT

Tuesday, April 22Northern Colorado at Air Force, 3 p.m. MTSan Francisco at Nevada, 6 p.m. PTCal State Northridge at San Diego State, 6 p.m. PTSan José State at Cal Poly, 6 p.m. PTCalifornia at Fresno State, 6:35 p.m. PT

Wednesday, April 23Cal State Fullerton at Fresno State, 6:35 p.m. PT

Friday, April 25* San José State at San Diego State, 6 p.m. PT* New Mexico at UNLV, 6:05 p.m. PT* Air Force at Fresno State, 6:35 p.m. PTNevada at Utah, 7 p.m. MT

Saturday, April 26* New Mexico at UNLV, 1:05 p.m. PTNevada at Utah (DH), 2 p.m. MT* San José State at San Diego State, 6 p.m. PT* Air Force at Fresno State, 6:35 p.m. PT

Sunday, April 27* San José State at San Diego State, 1 p.m. PT* Air Force at Fresno State, 1:05 p.m. PT* New Mexico at UNLV, 1:05 p.m. PTNevada at Utah, 2 p.m. MT

Tuesday, April 29Air Force at Northern Colorado, 3 p.m. MTUNLV at UC Riverside, 3 p.m. PTSan Diego State at Loyola Marymount, 6 p.m. PTSanta Clara at San José State, 6 p.m. PT

Wednesday, April 30San José State at Saint Mary’s, 3 p.m. PTSacramento State at Nevada (Aces Ballpark), 6 p.m. PTFresno State at Cal State Fullerton, 6 p.m. PT

Friday, May 2* Nevada at Air Force, 3 p.m. MT* San Diego State at New Mexico, 6 p.m. MT* Fresno State at San José State, 6 p.m. PT

Saturday, May 3* Nevada at Air Force, 1 p.m. MT* Fresno State at San José State, 1 p.m. PT* San Diego State at New Mexico, 2 p.m. MTUNLV vs. James Madison (at Clemson, S.C.), 4 p.m. ET

Sunday, May 4* Nevada at Air Force, Noon MT* San Diego State at New Mexico, 1 p.m. MT* Fresno State at San José State, 1 p.m. PTUNLV vs. Clemson (at Greenview, S.C.), 2 p.m. ET

Monday, May 5Utah Valley at New Mexico, 1 p.m. MTUNLV at Clemson, 6:30 p.m. ET

Tuesday, May 6San José State at San Francisco, 3 p.m. PTUC Davis at Nevada, 6 p.m. PTSan Diego State at Long Beach State, 6 p.m. PT

Wednesday, May 7Fresno State at CSU Bakersfield, 6 p.m. PT

Friday, May 9* San José State at Air Force, 3 p.m. MT* New Mexico at Nevada, 6 p.m. PT* UNLV at San Diego State, 6 p.m. PT

Saturday, May 10* San José State at Air Force, 1 p.m. MT* UNLV at San Diego State, 6 p.m. PT* New Mexico at Nevada, 6 p.m. PT

Sunday, May 11* San José State at Air Force, Noon MT* New Mexico at Nevada, 1 p.m. PT* UNLV at San Diego State, 1 p.m. PT

Tuesday, May 13San José State at Stanford, 5:30 p.m. PTUtah Valley at Nevada, 6 p.m. PTArizona State at UNLV, 6:05 p.m. PT

Thursday, May 15* Air Force at New Mexico, 6 p.m. MT* Nevada at UNLV, 6:05 p.m. PT* San Diego State at Fresno State, 6:35 p.m. PT

Friday, May 16* Air Force at New Mexico, 6 p.m. MT* Nevada at UNLV, 6:05 p.m. PT* San Diego State at Fresno State, 6:35 p.m. PT

Saturday, May 17* Air Force at New Mexico, 1 p.m. MT* Nevada at UNLV, 1:05 p.m. PT* San Diego State at Fresno State, 6:35 p.m. PT

Wednesday-Sunday, May 21-25Mountain West ChampionshipEarl E. Wilson Stadium, Las Vegas, Nev.

Friday-Monday, May 30-June 2NCAA RegionalsTBA

Friday-Sunday, June 6-8NCAA Super RegionalsTBA

Friday-Wednesday, June 13-25NCAA College World SeriesTD Ameritrade Stadium, Omaha, Neb.

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2013 FINAL OVERALL HITTING STATISTICS

Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF/SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%Zier, T. .341 62-62 252 43 86 14 2 1 41 .425 17 13 34 .411 0/11 18-20 134 145 9 .969France, T. .317 62-62 218 28 69 14 0 5 36 .450 25 14 37 .417 2/3 1-6 39 88 10 .927Muno, R. .312 43-43 170 33 53 17 0 4 45 .482 27 3 39 .411 2/0 0-1 316 25 3 .991Romanski, J. .303 60-60 228 38 69 9 1 3 33 .390 31 6 22 .397 2/5 6-9 382 73 5 .989Allen, G. .299 62-62 254 51 76 11 1 0 28 .350 36 6 40 .397 1/7 25-34 173 5 2 .989Munoz, M. .298 48-44 161 24 48 9 0 2 23 .391 17 5 25 .383 0/4 6-9 69 1 5 .933Spirk, J. .244 25-18 78 8 19 2 0 0 11 .269 4 2 18 .294 1/0 3-4 126 10 1 .993Haynal, B. .241 49-49 187 15 45 13 1 3 30 .369 13 7 56 .305 6/2 1-5 66 18 2 .977Sheehan, D. .218 35-27 110 17 24 1 0 0 8 .227 12 2 14 .304 1/4 3-3 37 8 0 1.000Gheorghe, J. .216 23-9 37 11 8 1 0 0 4 .243 9 1 15 .383 0/1 2-2 28 0 0 1.000Bluman, M. .205 20-10 39 4 8 3 0 0 6 .282 4 0 15 .279 0/1 0-0 32 1 2 .943Potter, E. .195 61-61 195 32 38 4 1 0 18 .226 24 8 41 .308 0/14 16-21 119 157 9 .968Pallares, S. .185 37-29 108 12 20 2 1 0 13 .222 10 1 22 .256 2/1 8-10 58 4 1 .984Bollar, A. .171 26-22 70 5 12 2 1 0 4 .229 8 3 29 .280 1/0 4-5 43 0 0 1.000

Totals .273 62-62 2107 321 575 102 8 18 300 .355 237 71 407 .363 18/53 93-129 1652 614 52 .978Opponents .264 62-62 2033 286 537 101 20 25 261 .370 265 53 461 .360 23/57 42-86 1659 761 83 .967

Left on Base: Team-508, Opp-493Double Plays Turned: Team-48, Opp-58Triple Plays Turned: Team-0, Opp-1Catcher’s Interference: Team-0, Opp-2Intentional Bases On Balls: Team-5 (Muno-2, Spirk-1, Romanski-1, Allen-1), Opp-6Picked Off: Team-9 (Romanski-3, France-1, Zier-1, Potter-1, Allen-1, Munoz-1, Gheorghe-1), Opp-7

2013 FINAL OVERALL PITCHING STATISTICS

Player ERA W-L G-GS-CG SH/CB SV IP H R ER BB SO HR B/Avg WP HBP BK PO A E FLD%Doran, R. 2.82 8-4 17-16-2 1/1 0 111.2 117 39 35 27 86 2 .275 4 10 1 3 16 0 1.000Miller, E. 3.28 5-3 26-1-0 0/0 1 49.1 47 22 18 23 52 0 .264 2 3 0 4 7 1 .917RoBards, M. 3.58 4-1 19-7-0 0/1 0 55.1 56 24 22 22 37 1 .281 1 6 0 2 12 0 1.000Hepner, J. 3.73 1-1 19-0-0 0/0 1 31.1 32 14 13 22 24 4 .276 2 2 0 5 4 1 .900Derby, B. 3.79 4-3 24-1-0 0/1 10 35.2 33 16 15 14 44 3 .262 3 4 0 2 4 0 1.000Walby, P. 3.82 5-3 17-15-0 0/0 0 94.1 87 49 40 51 57 6 .251 11 11 0 7 17 0 1.000Orellana, C. 4.15 1-0 4-0-0 0/0 0 4.1 8 4 2 1 5 0 .444 0 1 0 1 0 0 1.000Cederoth, M. 4.25 3-9 15-15-2 0/1 0 95.1 72 48 45 48 109 4 .213 12 6 2 2 11 1 .921Sapp, T. 4.50 0-4 13-2-0 0/0 0 22.0 19 13 11 14 15 0 .244 5 3 1 2 2 0 1.000Oakley, Z. 5.02 0-0 9-0-0 0/0 0 14.1 12 9 8 7 8 0 .222 1 3 0 1 1 0 1.000Kendzora, TJ 7.15 0-1 7-2-0 0/0 0 11.1 16 11 9 5 8 3 .356 2 0 0 0 2 0 1.000Pitcher, T. 9.00 0-1 7-2-0 0/0 0 9.0 10 11 9 11 4 1 .303 4 1 0 1 3 0 1.000Crabb, B. 9.95 0-0 6-0-0 0/0 0 6.1 10 7 7 7 3 1 .385 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000Thomas, B. 11.57 0-0 2-0-0 0/0 0 4.2 5 6 6 6 4 0 .263 0 1 0 0 0 0 .000Bluman, M. 11.57 0-0 3-0-0 0/0 0 2.1 2 3 3 3 3 0 .222 1 1 0 21 1 2 .934Thompson, C. 21.60 0-1 2-1-0 0/0 0 3.1 9 8 8 4 2 0 .474 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000Seyler, M. 99.00 0-0 1-0-0 0/0 0 0.0 2 2 1 0 0 0 1.000 0 1 0 0 0 0 .000

Totals 4.10 31-31 62-62-4 3/2 12 550.2 537 286 251 265 461 25 .264 48 53 4Opponents 4.51 31-31 62-62-4 4/3 14 553.0 575 321 277 237 407 18 .273 52 71 3

Passed Balls: Team-4) (Romanski-3, Haynal-1), Opp-11Pickoffs: Team-7 (Doran-2, Romanski-2, Walby-1, Cederoth-1, Sapp-1), Opp-9SB/ATT: Romanski (33-64), Haynal (9-18), Walby (10-16), Miller (2-11), Doran (5-10), Cederoth (3-8), Hepner (4-7), RoBards (2-6), Kendzora (3-5), Sapp (3-5),

Pitcher (3-5), Derby (1-4), Oakley (1-2), Crabb (1-2), Thompson (2-2), Thomas (1-1), Bluman (1-1), Orellana (0-1).


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2013 FINAL MOUNTAIN WEST HITTING STATISTICS

Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF/SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%Zier, T. .350 30-30 123 27 43 6 2 1 20 .455 5 9 11 .416 0/7 8-9 52 69 5 .960France, T. .345 30-30 110 13 38 5 0 2 16 .445 14 6 13 .446 0/1 0-2 19 52 2 .973Muno, R. .343 26-26 102 19 35 12 0 3 30 .549 17 2 23 .443 1/0 0-1 205 12 2 .991Munoz, M. .322 26-23 90 14 29 7 0 0 12 .400 10 2 12 .402 0/3 2-4 38 1 2 .951Romanski, J. .270 30-30 115 17 31 2 1 1 19 .330 12 5 11 .358 2/4 3-3 233 42 5 .982Bluman, M. .240 13-6 25 3 6 3 0 0 5 .360 3 0 11 .321 0/1 0-0 11 0 0 1.000Allen, G. .231 30-30 121 20 28 5 0 0 10 .273 21 3 24 .359 0/4 9-15 76 3 1 .988Spirk, J. .222 7-4 18 3 4 0 0 0 1 .222 2 0 4 .300 0/0 1-1 27 1 0 1.000Sheehan, D. .196 14-12 46 9 9 0 0 0 4 .196 5 1 5 .283 1/0 1-1 14 2 0 1.000Pallares, S. .185 21-18 65 6 12 0 1 0 6 .215 6 1 12 .260 1/0 6-6 34 0 0 1.000Haynal, B. .184 20-20 76 6 14 2 0 3 13 .329 5 3 22 .256 2/0 0-0 6 1 0 1.000Potter, E. .182 30-30 99 16 18 2 1 0 10 .222 9 5 13 .283 0/9 9-10 62 78 6 .959Gheorghe, J. .176 10-5 17 6 3 0 0 0 1 .176 6 0 5 .391 0/1 2-2 16 0 0 1.000Bollar, A. .158 8-6 19 0 3 1 0 0 1 .211 3 0 8 .273 0/0 1-2 9 0 0 1.000

Totals .266 30-30 1026 159 273 45 5 10 358 .349 118 37 174 .360 7-30 342-56 813 298 24 .979Opponents .255 30-30 1008 149 257 50 10 15 372 .369 135 25 249 .354 11-28 221-41 813 401 40 .968

Left on Base: Team-248), Opp-245Double Plays Turned: Team-14, Opp-28Triple Plays Turned: Team-0), Opp-1Catcher’s Interference: Team-0), Opp-2Intentional Bases on Balls: Team-2 (Muno-2), Opp-3Picked Off: Team-2 (France-1, Gheorghe-1), Opp-3

2013 FINAL MOUNTAIN WEST HITTING STATISTICS

Player ERA W-L G-GS-CG SH/CB SV IP H R ER BB SO HR B/Avg WP HBP BK PO A E FLD%Orellana, C. 0.00 0-0 1-0-0 0/0 0 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 .500 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000Doran, R. 2.44 5-1 10-10-1 0/1 0 70.0 67 23 19 20 56 1 .254 1 7 1 3 10 0 1.000Derby, B. 3.32 2-2 15-0-0 0/1 6 19.0 13 8 7 12 25 2 .210 1 2 0 0 3 0 1.000Miller, E. 3.92 3-2 13-0-0 0/0 0 20.2 19 11 9 11 28 0 .244 0 2 0 2 4 0 1.000Hepner, J. 4.08 1-0 10-0-0 0/0 0 17.2 21 8 8 11 13 2 .300 0 1 0 0 3 0 1.000Walby, P. 4.21 2-2 10-9-0 0/0 0 57.2 56 33 27 33 37 4 .264 7 6 0 4 11 0 1.000Cederoth, M. 4.45 2-5 9-9-1 0/1 0 60.2 49 32 30 24 72 3 .221 7 3 1 1 5 1 .857Kendzora, TJ 5.40 0-0 1-0-0 0/0 0 1.2 1 1 1 0 2 1 .167 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000RoBards, M. 10.00 0-1 7-2-0 0/1 0 9.0 15 11 10 6 6 0 .405 0 2 0 0 1 0 1.000Oakley, Z. 10.29 0-0 4-0-0 0/0 0 7.0 6 8 8 6 6 0 .214 1 1 0 1 0 0 1.000Sapp, T. 11.25 0-2 5-0-0 0/0 0 4.0 4 6 5 3 1 0 .286 0 1 1 0 0 0 .000Pitcher, T. 13.50 0-0 2-0-0 0/0 0 1.1 2 2 2 3 2 1 .333 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000Crabb, B. 36.00 0-0 2-0-0 0/0 0 1.0 3 4 4 4 0 1 .500 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000Bluman, M. 54.00 0-0 2-0-0 0/0 0 0.1 0 2 2 2 1 0 .000 0 0 0 11 0 0 1.000

Totals 4.38 15-15 30-30-2 2/2 6 271.0 257 149 132 135 249 15 .255 17 25 3Opponents 4.52 15-15 30-30-4 1/0 6 271.0 273 159 136 118 174 10 .266 34 37 0

Passed Balls: Team-2 (Romanski 2), Opp-7Pickoffs: Team-3 (Cederoth-1, Romanski-1, Walby-1), Opp-2SBA/ATT: Romanski (19-38), Walby (9-15), Doran (3-6), Hepner (3-5), Miller (2-5), Cederoth (1-4), Derby (1-3), Haynal (2-2), Bluman (1-1), Sapp (1-1), RoBards (0-1)

2013 RECORD: 31-31 (15-11 HOME; 12-18 AWAY; 4-2 NEUTRAL; 15-15 MWC)SDSU Opp -------Record------- SDSU

Date Opponent W/L Score R-H-E R-H-R Overall Conf Pitcher Attend TimeFeb 15......at San Diego ...........................W ............8-1..............8-14-1 ...............1-6-3 ..................1-0......................................Cederoth (W 1-0).................1921 ..........2:56Feb 16......at San Diego ...........................W ............4-2..............4-10-0 ...............2-5-2 ..................2-0......................................Miller (W 1-0) ......................1923 ..........3:10Feb 17......at San Diego ...........................W ............5-3...............5-8-0 ................3-9-2 ..................3-0......................................Doran (W 1-0) ......................1904 ..........2:48Feb 21......Oregon State ........................... L.............1-8...............1-7-2 ................8-9-1 ..................3-1......................................Cederoth (L 1-1) ...................697 ...........3:11Feb 22......Oregon State ........................... L.............0-2...............0-5-3 ................2-5-1 ..................3-2......................................Walby (L 0-1) ........................744 ...........2:46Feb 23......Oregon State ........................... L.............0-5...............0-3-1 ...............5-10-0 .................3-3......................................Doran (L 1-1) ........................756 ...........2:34Feb 24......Oregon State ........................... L.............1-7...............1-7-0 ...............7-14-1 .................3-4......................................Thompson (L 0-1).................710 ...........3:02Feb 26......at Santa Clara ......................... L............3-12..............3-7-1 ..............12-12-1 ................3-5......................................Kendzora (L 0-1) ..................251 ...........2:55Feb 27......at Santa Clara .........................W ............7-4..............7-12-0 ...............4-8-1 ..................4-5......................................Miller (W 2-0) .......................150 ...........2:56Mar 01.....Seton Hall ...............................W ............4-3...............4-7-0 ................3-9-4 ..................5-5......................................Derby (W 1-0) .......................515 ...........3:36Mar 02.....Seton Hall ...............................W ...........10-4............10-13-1 .............4-11-1 .................6-5......................................Walby (W 1-1).......................377 ...........3:17Mar 03.....Seton Hall ...............................W ............6-2...............6-6-0 ................2-9-3 ..................7-5......................................Doran (W 2-1) .......................467 ...........2:54Mar 07.....at Arkansas ............................. L.............0-2...............0-6-0 ................2-3-1 ..................7-6......................................Cederoth (L 1-2) ..................7153 ..........2:04Mar 08.....at Arkansas ............................. L.............3-4...............3-7-1 ................4-8-0 ..................7-7......................................Hepner (L 0-1) .....................7502 ..........3:13Mar 09.....at Arkansas ............................. L.............2-8...............2-2-3 ...............8-12-1 .................7-8......................................Doran (L 2-2) ..........................-- .............2:36Mar 09.....at Arkansas ............................. L.............1-4...............1-7-0 ................4-8-1 ..................7-9......................................Derby (L 1-1)........................8656 ..........2:04Mar 12.....at UC Irvine ............................ L.............2-4...............2-7-0 ................4-9-0 .................7-10.....................................Sapp (L 0-1)...........................527 ...........2:31Mar 15.....at Fresno State*....................... L.............0-1...............0-8-1 ...............1-10-0 ................7-11 ...............0-1 ................Cederoth (L 1-3) ..................1521 ..........2:25Mar 16.....at Fresno State* ......................W ...........11-6............11-13-0 ..............6-7-2 .................8-11 ...............1-1 ................Hepner (W 1-1)....................1621 ..........3:14Mar 17.....at Fresno State* ......................W ............4-2...............4-6-2 ...............2-11-1 ................9-11 ...............2-1 ................Doran (W 3-2) ......................1495 ..........2:29Mar 19.....Long Beach State ...................W ...........12-2............12-17-2 ..............2-9-1 ................10-11....................................RoBards (W 1-0) ...................405 ...........3:21Mar 22.....UNLV* ....................................W ............5-3...............5-8-3 ................3-4-1 ................11-11 ..............3-1 ................Miller (W 3-0) .......................529 ...........2:18Mar 23.....UNLV*..................................... L.............2-4...............2-6-1 ................4-5-2 ................11-12 ..............3-2 ................Walby (L 1-2) ........................556 ...........2:27Mar 24.....UNLV* ....................................W ............5-4...............5-4-2 ................4-9-2 ................12-12 ..............4-2 ................Derby (W 2-1) .......................797 ...........2:37Mar 28.....at New Mexico*...................... L............3-14..............3-8-1 ..............14-14-1 ..............12-13 ..............4-3 ................Cederoth (L 1-4) ...................470 ...........2:30Mar 29.....at New Mexico*...................... L.............5-7...............5-8-1 ...............7-11-1 ...............12-14 ..............4-4 ................Miller (L 3-1) .........................689 ...........3:03Mar 30.....at New Mexico* .....................W ...........13-6............13-16-1 .............6-16-0 ...............13-14 ..............5-4 ................Doran (W 4-2) .......................746 ...........3:30Apr 01.....UC RIVERSIDE......................W ...........10-2............10-11-0 ..............2-7-3 ................14-14....................................RoBards (W 2-0) ...................496 ...........2:36Apr 02.....at UC Riverside ...................... L.............3-6...............3-7-3 ................6-7-1 ................14-15....................................Miller (L 3-2) .........................401 ...........2:21Apr 05.....Nevada* ..................................W ............2-0...............2-3-0 ................0-4-0 ................15-15 ..............6-4 ................Cederoth (W 2-4)..................634 ...........2:11Apr 06.....Nevada* ..................................W ............5-4..............5-14-1 ...............4-8-2 ................16-15 ..............7-4 ................Derby (W 3-1) .......................636 ...........3:03Apr 07.....Nevada* ..................................W ............8-1...............8-9-0 ................1-6-1 ................17-15 ..............8-4 ................Doran (W 5-2) .......................583 ...........2:31Apr 09.....at Long Beach State (11)........ L.............3-4..............3-10-0 ...............4-8-0 ................17-16....................................Sapp (L 0-2)...........................816 ...........3:27Apr 12.....at Air Force* ...........................W ............4-2..............4-11-0 ...............2-4-1 ................18-16 ..............9-4 ................Cederoth (W 3-4)...................85 ............1:57Apr 13.....at Air Force*............................ L............9-10.............9-14-1 .............10-12-1 ..............18-17 ..............9-5 ................Derby (L 3-2).........................101 ...........2:23Apr 14.....at Air Force* ...........................W ...........11-0............11-10-0 ..............0-8-7 ................19-17 .............10-5 ...............Doran (W 6-2) ........................91 ............2:31Apr 19.....at UNLV* (17)......................... L.............8-9..............8-18-3 ..............9-12-2 ...............19-18 .............10-6 ...............Miller (L 3-3) .........................723 ...........5:01Apr 20.....at UNLV* ................................ L.............3-4...............3-6-1 ................4-8-0 ................19-19 .............10-7 ...............Sapp (L 0-3)...........................617 ...........2:29Apr 21.....at UNLV* ................................ L.............2-5...............2-9-1 ...............5-11-1 ...............19-20 .............10-8 ...............Walby (L 1-3) ........................743 ...........2:21Apr 23.....UC IRVINE.............................W ...........18-2............18-18-1 ..............2-8-2 ................20-20....................................RoBards (W 3-0) ...................330 ...........3:11Apr 26.....Fresno State* ........................... L.............5-7...............5-9-1 ................7-9-1 ................20-21 .............10-9 ...............Cederoth (L 3-5) ...................629 ...........2:35Apr 27.....Fresno State*...........................W ...........10-8............10-13-2 .............8-10-1 ...............21-21 .............11-9 ...............Miller (W 4-3) .......................581 ...........3:09Apr 28.....Fresno State*...........................W ............4-2...............4-7-0 ................2-8-1 ................22-21 .............12-9 ...............Walby (W 2-3).......................563 ...........2:31Apr 29.....San Francisco.......................... L.............2-8...............2-6-3 ...............8-11-2 ...............22-22....................................Pitcher (L 0-1) .......................329 ...........2:45May 03....at Nevada* .............................. L.............1-7..............1-10-1 ..............7-12-2 ...............22-23 ............12-10..............RoBards (L 3-1).....................648 ...........3:09May 04....at Nevada* (10) ......................W ............4-3...............4-5-0 ................3-4-3 ................23-23 ............13-10..............Miller (W 5-3) .......................742 ...........3:00May 05....at Nevada* .............................. L.............3-4...............3-7-0 ................4-7-1 ................23-24 ............13-11..............Derby (L 3-3).........................436 ...........2:35May 07....at UC Riverside......................W ............6-2..............6-11-0 ...............2-7-1 ................24-24....................................Orellana (W 1-0)...................307 ...........3:23May 10....Air Force* ................................ L.............2-4...............2-5-1 ................4-4-2 ................24-25 ............13-12..............Cederoth (L 3-6) ...................657 ...........2:10May 11....Air Force*................................W ............7-2..............7-10-0 ...............2-7-0 ................25-25 ............14-12..............Doran (W 7-2) .......................411 ...........2:16May 12....Air Force*................................W ............9-2..............9-12-0 ...............2-5-0 ................26-25 ............15-12..............Walby (W 3-3).......................330 ...........2:34May 16....New Mexico* .......................... L............6-14.............6-11-0 .............14-11-0 ..............26-26 ............15-13..............Cederoth (L 3-7) ...................416 ...........3:14May 17....New Mexico* .......................... L.............1-3...............1-4-0 ................3-6-4 ................26-27 ............15-14..............Doran (L 7-3) ........................632 ...........2:44May 18....New Mexico* .......................... L............7-11..............7-9-0 ..............11-14-0 ..............26-28 ............15-15..............Sapp (L 0-4)...........................422 ...........4:01May 22....vs. Air Force# .........................W ...........15-6............15-16-1 .............6-10-4 ...............27-28....................................Walby (W 4-3).......................—-............2:37May 23....vs. UNLV# .............................. L.............3-6...............3-7-1 ................6-9-1 ................27-29....................................Cederoth (L 3-8) ...................—-............2:32May 24....at Fresno State#......................W ............4-0...............4-9-0 ................0-7-1 ................28-29....................................Doran (W 8-3) .......................—-............2:13May 25....vs. UNLV# ..............................W ............6-2..............6-17-0 ...............2-8-1 ................29-29....................................Derby (W 4-3) .......................—-............2:36May 25....vs. New Mexico# ...................W ............8-7..............8-15-1 ..............7-14-1 ...............30-29....................................RoBards (W 4-1) ...................709 ...........3:30May 26....vs. New Mexico# ...................W ............9-4..............9-16-1 ...............4-9-0 ................31-29....................................Walby (W 5-3).......................607 ...........3:15May 31....at UCLA^................................ L.............3-5...............3-9-0 ...............5-12-1 ...............31-30....................................Doran (L 8-4) .......................1690 ..........2:53Jun 01......vs. San Diego^........................ L.............3-6...............3-5-2 ................6-7-1 ................31-31....................................Cederoth (L 3-9) ..................1035 ..........2:52

* Mountain West game# Mountain West Tournament at Fresno, Calif. (Fresno State)^ NCAA Regional at Los Angeles, Calif. (UCLA)


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2013 AZTEC HONORS

LOUISVILLE SLUGGER FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICAN

Bubba Derby, RHP ............................................................................First Team

BASEBALL AMERICA FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICAN

Ty France, 3B .................................................................................Second Team

COLLEGIATE BASEBALL NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE WEEK

Ty France, 3B

NCAA REGIONAL ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMGreg Allen, OF

MOUNTAIN WEST CHAMPIONSHIP ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMGreg Allen, OFTy France, 2B (MVP)Mike RoBards, LHPJake Romanski, CPhilip Walby RHPTim Zier, 2B

ALL-MOUNTAIN WEST CONFERENCE

Ryan Doran, RHP ..............................................................................First TeamTim Zier, 2B ........................................................................................First TeamMichael Cederoth, RHP ...............................................................Second TeamBubba Derby, RHP........................................................................Second TeamRyan Muno, 1B..............................................................................Second TeamJake Romanski, C ..........................................................................Second Team

MOUNTAIN WEST PLAYER OF THE WEEK

Tim Zier, 2B......................................................................................February 18

MOUNTAIN WEST PITCHER OF THE WEEK

Bubba Derby, RHP..........................................................................February 18Michael Cederoth, RHP ..........................................................................April 8Mike RoBards, LHP ...............................................................................April 29

MOUNTAIN WEST ALL-ACADEMIC

Greg Allen, OFRyan Doran, RHPTy France, 3BEthan Miller, RHPRyan Muno, 1B

MOUNTAIN WEST SCHOLAR-ATHLETE (3.5 OR HIGHER CUMULATIVE GPA)Greg Allen, OFTJ Kendzora, RHPZack Oakley, RHP

CALIFORNIA BANK & TRUST STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE WEEKMichael Cederoth, RHP..................................................................February 18

TEAM AWARDS

Most Valuable Player ................................................................Greg Allen, OFTop Offensive Player......................................................................Tim Zier, 2BTop Defensive Player ................................................................Greg Allen, OFMost Valuable Pitcher..........................................................Ryan Doran, RHPMost Improved .......................................................................Ryan Muno, INFTop Freshman.....................................Ty France, 3B and Bubba Derby, RHPAztec Award .............................................................................Evan Potter, OF

AZTECS DRAFTED

Philip Walby, RHP......................................New York Yankees (12th round)Jake Romanski, C ...............................................Boston Red Sox (14th round)Ethan Miller, RHP ...................................San Francisco Giants (22nd round)

AZTEC SINGLE-GAME RECORDS SET DURING THE 2013 SEASONAt Bats (Team) ..................................................65 at UNLV 4/19/13 (17 inn.)At Bats (Indiv.)......8 by Haynal, Muno, Sheehan, Zier at UNLV (4/19/13)

AZTEC SEASON RECORDS SET DURING THE 2013 SEASONSacrifice Bunts ............................................................14 by Evan Potter (Tied)Fielding Percentage..............................................................................................

AZTECS ENTERING THE SDSU SINGLE-SEASON TOP 20 LISTS

At Bats............................................................................ 254 by Tim Zier (20th)Hit By Pitch .................................................................14 by Ty France (T-2nd)Hit By Pitch ....................................................................13 by Tim Zier (T-4th)Sacrifice Bunts ...........................................................14 by Evan Potter (T-1st)Sacrifice Bunts................................................................11 by Tim Zier (T-6th)Sacrifice Flies...........................................................6 by Brad Haynal (T-11th)Games Started (Pitching)......................................16 by Ryan Doran (T-16th)Innings Pitched.....................................................111.2 by Ryan Doran (13th)Strikeouts..........................................................109 by Michael Cederoth (9th)Saves............................................................................10 by Bubba Derby (6th)

AZTECS ENTERING THE SDSU CAREER TOP 20 LISTSAt Bats ....................................................685 by Tim Zier, 2011-Present (11th)Hits..............................................................221 by Tim Zier, 201-Present (9th)Hit By Pitch................................................26 by Tim Zier, 2011-Present (4th)Hit By Pitch ..........................................20 by Evan Potter, 2011-Present (8th)Sacrifice Bunts......................................27 by Evan Potter, 2011-Present (3rd)Sacrifice Bunts .....................................17 by Tim Zier, 2011-Present (T-12th)Sacrifice Bunts .................................16 by Greg Allen, 2012-Present (T-15th)Strikeouts (Pitching) .........171 by Michael Cederoth, 2012-Present (T-20th)Saves .................................................10 by Bubba Derby, 2013-Present (10th)Saves ..............................................8 by Justin Hepner, 2011-Present (T-13th)

2013 MOUNTAIN WEST STANDINGS

———-MWC———— —All Games—Team W L Pct. GB W L Pct.New Mexico 25 5 .833 — 37 22 .627UNLV 18 12 .600 7.0 37 20 .649San Diego State 15 15 .500 10.0 31 31 .500Fresno State 14 16 .467 11.0 23 33 .411Nevada 11 19 .367 14.0 25 32 .439Air Force 7 23 .233 18.0 15 39 .278

2013 Mountain West Tournament at Fresno, Calif.May 22 San Diego State 15, Air Force 6

Nevada 4, Fresno State 3 (12 inn.)May 23 Fresno State 6, Air Force 4

UNLV 6, San Diego State 3New Mexico 7, Nevada 3

May 24 Fresno State 10, Nevada 1San Diego State 4, Fresno State 0New Mexico 7, UNLV 1

May 25 San Diego State 6, UNLV 2San Diego State 8, New Mexico 7

May 26 San Diego State 9, New Mexico 4

San Diego State wins 2013 Mountain West Tourn. Championship

San Diego State and Houston set the all-timeNCAA single-game attendance record when

they faced off on Thursday, March 11, 2004, atPETCO Park in San Diego. A crowd of 40,106 sawthe Aztecs defeat the Cougars by a score of 4-0 inthe inaugural contest played at the new home ofthe San Diego Padres. The game was seen by a na-tional TV audience on the CSTV network.

The teams broke the previous record for acollegiate contest that was set on April 10, 2002,when 27,673 fans saw Louisiana State defeat Tu-lane in the Superdome in New Orleans.

SDSU broke on top early with a pair of runsin the bottom of the first inning as Landon Burtled off the frame with a walk. The next batter,freshman Lance Zawadzki, doubled to right toput runners on second and third. Burt scored ona sacrifice fly by shortstop James Guerrero, andZawadzki came home when senior first basemanRielly Embrey reached safely on an error by theHouston second baseman.

The Aztecs added two more runs in the fifthon a two-run homer by Embrey, whose shot intothe right field stands followed a two-out single byGuerrero.

Embrey finished the night with three hitsand three runs batted in while Guerrero endedhis evening with a pair of hits, a run scored andan RBI.

On the mound, Aztec senior Scott Shoe-maker was throwing a three-hit complete-gameshutout, his first of the season. His dominatingperformance saw him record a career-high 14strikeouts while giving up just two walks. Hous-ton did not have more than one hitter reach basein any inning. Shoemaker’s efforts allowed himto earn the first of his two Mountain West Con-ference Pitcher of the Week awards.

SAN DIEGO STATE 4, HOUSTON 0MARCH 11, 2004 - PETCO PARK – SAN DIEGO, CALIF.

Houston Cougars San Diego State AztecsPlayer AB R H RBI BB SO Player AB R H RBI BB SOTully, lf................4 0 1 0 0 0 Burt, cf/lf............3 1 0 0 1 1Breen, cf ..............4 0 0 0 0 2 Zawadzki, 2b .....3 1 1 0 1 1Cooley, p/dh .....3 0 1 0 1 2 Guerrero, ss ........3 1 2 1 0 0Johnson, pr .........0 0 0 0 0 0 Embrey, 1b .........4 1 3 3 0 0Bruce, 1b .............4 0 0 0 0 1 Ungricht, dh.......4 0 1 0 0 1Musselwhite, ss .4 0 0 0 0 1 Hill, lf ..................3 0 0 0 0 0Bott, 3b ................3 0 0 0 0 3 Mendoza, ph ......1 0 0 0 0 1Rudy, 3b..............0 0 0 0 0 0 Hall, cf.................0 0 0 0 0 0Roberts, 2b..........3 0 1 0 0 2 McLintock, rf......4 0 0 0 0 3Logan, c...............2 0 0 0 1 2 Swaydan, c .........3 0 0 0 0 2Stewart, cf...........3 0 0 0 0 1 Wilson, 3b...........3 0 0 0 0 2Farrington, p ......0 0 0 0 0 0 Shoemaker, p .....0 0 0 0 0 0Totals..................30 0 3 0 2 14 Totals..................31 4 7 4 2 11——————————————————————Scoring by Innings R H EHouston .........................000 000 000 - 0 3 1San Diego State.............200 020 00x - 4 7 1——————————————————————E – Roberts, Shoemaker. LOB – UH 5, SDSU 6. 2B – Zawadzki. HR – Embrey. SF – Guerrero. SB – Tully, Johnson, Burt

Houston IP H R ER BB SO SDSU IP H R ER BB SOCooley ............6.0 6 4 4 1 8 Shoemaker .....9.0 3 0 0 2 14Farrington ......2.0 1 0 0 1 3

Win – Shoemaker (2-5). Loss – Cooley (1-1). Save – None.Umpires – HP: Ron Ridd 1B: Kevin Daugherty 2B: Joe Burleson

3B: Dan PedersenStart: 7:11 p.m. Time: 2:30 Attendance: 40,106

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1979 MIDEAST REGIONAL AT EAST LANSING, MISan Diego State 11, Miami (OH) 6Pepperdine 15, San Diego State 9San Diego State 5, Michigan State 4Pepperdine 13, San Diego State 2

1981 MIDWEST REGIONAL AT TULSA, OKSouthern Illinois 4, San Diego State 3Oral Roberts 3, San Diego State 1

1982 WEST II REGIONAL AT TEMPE, AZArizona State 6, San Diego State 1Houston 13, San Diego State 3

1983 WEST I REGIONAL AT STANFORD, CASan Diego St. 7, UC-Santa Barbara 5Stanford 4, San Diego State 3 (11 inn)UC-Santa Barbara 9, San Diego St. 5

1984 WEST I REGIONAL AT FRESNO, CASan Diego State 10, Fresno State 6CSU-Fullerton 16, San Diego State 6San Diego State 10, Fresno State 7San Diego State 9, CSU-Fullerton 5CSU-Fullerton 8, San Diego St. 7 (11 inn)

1986 CENTRAL REGIONAL AT AUSTIN, TXArizona 26, San Diego State 5Pan American 10, San Diego State 6

1990 WEST I REGIONAL AT STANFORD, CASan Diego St. 18, Middle Tennessee St. 6San Diego State 8, Fresno State 4Stanford 6, San Diego State 2San Diego St. 4, So. Illinois 3 (10 inn)Stanford 6, San Diego State 2

1991 WEST I REGIONAL AT FRESNO, CAPortland 12, San Diego State 5Stanford 12, San Diego State 5

2009 IRVINE REGIONAL AT IRVINE, CAVirginia 5, San Diego State 1San Diego State 4, Fresno State 1UC Irvine 14, San Diego State 3

2013 UCLA REGIONAL AT LOS ANGELES, CAUCLA 5, San Diego State 3San Diego 6, San Diego State 3

RECORD VS. NCAA OPPONENTSTeam W LArizona 0 1Arizona State 0 1CSU-Fullerton 1 2Fresno State 4 0Houston 0 1Miami (OH) 1 0Michigan State 1 0Middle Tennessee State 1 0Oral Roberts 0 1Pepperdine 0 2Portland 0 1San Diego 0 1Southern Illinois 1 1Stanford 0 4Texas-Pan American 0 1UC Irvine 0 1UC Santa Barbara 1 1UCLA 0 1Virginia 0 1Totals 10 20

Flavio Alfaro Steve Boucher Eric Christopherson

Kerwin Danley Bill Dunckel Steve Durrett

Joe Holvey Ross Majam

1979 MIDEAST REGIONAL

at Michigan StateMonte McAbee, 1BRos Majam, OFScott Hergott, P

1983 WEST I REGIONAL

at StanfordSteve Durrett, CChris Gwynn, OFKerwin Danley, OF

1984 WEST I REGIONAL

at Fresno StatePhil Torres, P (MVP)Chris Gwynn, OFKent Torve, DHJoe Holvey, 3BFlavio Alfaro, SS

1990 WEST I REGIONALat StanfordBill Dunckel, OFEric Christopherson, CSteve Boucher, 3B

2009 IRVINE REGIONAL

at UC IrvineBrandon Meredith, 1BStephen Strasburg, P

2013 UCLA REGIONAL

at UCLAGreg Allen, OF

NCAA REGIONAL ALL-TOURNAMENT SELECT IONS

Brandon Meredith Stephen Strasburg Phil Torres Kent Torve

Chris Gwynn

Monte McAbeeScott Hergott

Greg Allen

ALL-AMERICANSAmerican Baseball Coaches Assn.

1979 Bobby Meacham, SS.................... 3rd Team1980 Tony Gwynn, OF.......................... 1st Team1982 Chris Cannizzaro, 2B ..................2nd Team1987 James Campbell, P.......................2nd Team1987 Bob Parry, OF................................3rd Team1996 Travis Lee, 1B.................................1st Team2002 Royce Ring, P ...............................2nd Team2009 Stephen Strasburg, P .....................1st Team2009 Addison Reed, P ............................1st Team

Sporting News

1981 Tony Gwynn, OF..........................3rd Team1985 Chris Gwynn, OF...........................1st Team1996 Travis Lee, 1B.................................1st Team

Baseball America

1984 Chris Gwynn, OF...........................1st Team1990 Eric Christopherson, C ................3rd Team1992 Benji Grigsby, P............................2nd Team1995 Travis Lee, 1B.................................1st Team1996 Travis Lee, 1B.................................1st Team2008 Stephen Strasburg .........................1st Team2009 Stephen Strasburg, P .....................1st Team2009 Addison Reed, P ..........................2nd Team

Collegiate Baseball

2002 Royce Ring, P ................................3rd Team2008 Stephen Strasburg, P .....................1st Team2009 Stephen Strasburg, P .....................1st Team2009 Addison Reed, P ............................1st Team

NCBWA

2008 Stephen Strasburg, P .....................1st Team2009 Stephen Strasburg, P .....................1st Team2009 Addison Reed, P ............................1st Team

Rivals.com

2008 Stephen Strasburg, P .....................1st Team2009 Stephen Strasburg, P .....................1st Team

Ping Baseball

2008 Stephen Strasburg, P ..................First Team2008 Stephen Strasburg, P .....................1st Team2009 Addison Reed, P ............................1st Team

FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICANSBaseball America

1986 Nikco Riesgo, 3B............................1st Team1994 Travis Lee, 1B.................................1st Team1998 Robert Womack, OF......................1st Team2004 Brock Ungricht, DH.....................2nd Team2007 Stephen Strasburg, RHP...............1st Team2013 Ty France, 3B ................................2nd Team

Collegiate Baseball

1994 Kalin Foulds, 2B.............................1st Team1994 Travis Lee, 1B..............Honorable Mention1998 Robert Womack, OF......................1st Team2000 Rory Shortell, P-SS .....Honorable Mention2001 Anthony Gwynn, OF .Honorable Mention2001 Mike Moat, P...............Honorable Mention2002 Jake McLintock, OF.......................1st Team2004 Brock Ungricht, DH ......................1st Team2011 Cody Smith, OF .............................1st Team2011 Cole Swanson, LHP.......................1st Team2013 Bubba Derby, RHP ........................1st Team

Ping

2007 Stephen Strasburg, RHP...............1st Team2008 Addison Reed, RHP...Honorable Mention2009 Brandon Meredith, 1B..................3rd Team

ALL-DISTRICT/ALL-REGION1976

Gary Armstrong, SS .......West Region ....1st Team

1977

Kevin McWhirter, OF ....District 8 ..........1st Team

1979

Bobby Meacham, SS.......District 8 ..........1st Team

1981

Tony Gwynn, OF............District IX ........1st Team

1982

Chris Cannizzaro, 2B .....District IX ........1st Team

1983

Kerwin Danley, OF ........District IX ........1st Team

1984

Chris Gwynn, OF ...........District IX ........1st TeamTerry Jones, 1B ................District IX ........1st TeamKirk Hansell, 2B..............District IX ........1st TeamFlavio Alfaro, SS .............District IX ......2nd TeamBill Blount, P ...................District IX ......2nd Team

1985

Chris Gwynn, OF ...........District IX ........1st Team

1986

Mike Erb, P......................District IX ........1st TeamEric Woods, OF...............District IX ......2nd TeamNikco Riesgo, DH...........District IX ......2nd Team

1987

Bob Parry, OF..................Region 8...........1st TeamJames Campbell, P..........Region 8 .........2nd Team

1988

John Marshall, P .............Region IX.........1st TeamSteve Montejano, SS .......Region IX.........1st TeamJeff Barry, OF...................Region IX .......2nd TeamLance Pinnell, 3B ............Region IX .......2nd TeamRob Brown, P ..................Region IX .......2nd Team

1989

Jeff Barry, OF...................Region IX .......2nd Team

1990

Kurt Archer, P.................Region VII .......1st TeamJeff Barry, OF...................Region VII .......1st TeamBrian Grebeck, SS ...........Region VII .......1st TeamScott Dennison, 2B .........Region VII .....2nd TeamAnthony Johnson, 3B .....Region VII .....2nd Team

1991

Derek Vinyard, OF .........Region IX ........1st TeamScott Dennison, 2B .........Region IX ......2nd Team

1992

Rick Navarro, P...............Region IX.........1st TeamBenji Grigsby, P ..............Region IX.........1st TeamSteve Dietz, SS.................Region IX.........1st TeamDerek Vinyard, OF .........Region IX.........1st TeamBrad Gennaro, OF ..........Region IX .......2nd Team

1993

Pat Mummy, 2B ..............District 9 ....... 2nd TeamSteve Dietz, SS.................District 9 ........2nd TeamRich Juarez, P ..................District 9 ........2nd Team

1995

Travis Lee, 1B..................District 8 ..........1st TeamTony Zaragoza, SS..........District 8 ........2nd Team

1996

Travis Lee, 1B..................Region 8 ..........1st Team

2001

Royce Ring, P ..................West Reg..........1st Team

2002

Royce Ring, P ..................West Reg..........1st TeamTaber Lee, SS ...................West Reg. .......2nd Team

2005

Quintin Berry, OF...........West Reg. .......2nd Team

2008

Stephen Strasburg, P......West. Reg.........1st TeamTroy Hanzawa, SS ..........West. Reg. ......2nd Team

2009

Stephen Strasburg, P......West Reg..........1st TeamAddison Reed, P.............West Reg..........1st Team


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ALL-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC

ASSOCIATION1936 First Team .........................Al Churchman, P

First Team ..........................Glen Garbani, SSFirst Team..............................Bill Larson, OF

1937 First Team ..........................Frank Galindo, PFirst Team................................T.S. Walker, PFirst Team .............................Walt Sefton, 1BFirst Team .......................Reed Hastings, OFFirst Team.......................Hideo Higashi, UT

1938 First Team................................T.S. Walker, PFirst Team..........................Frank Galindo, CFirst Team .............................Walt Sefton, 1BFirst Team..................................Bob Ford, 2BFirst Team ........................Eddie Priesler, OFFirst Team .......................Reed Hastings, OF

1939 First Team .........................Buss DeVolder, PFirst Team ........................Eddie Priesler, OF

ALL-CALIFORNIA COLLEGIATE

ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION1940 First Team .............................Bob Thomas, C

Second Team....................Jerry Davison, OF1941 First Team ...........................Hal Webster, OF

First Team ................................Bill Nettles, PFirst Team .............................Bob Thomas, CFirst Team ............................Jack Maupin, IFFirst Team .........................Remo Sabatini, IFSecond Team ......................Jerry Davison, C

1942 First Team...................................Nick Ellis, PFirst Team ................................Jim Wilson, PFirst Team.............................John Ritchey, CFirst Team..........................Dick Mitchell, 1BFirst Team..............................Bob Menke, 2BFirst Team..........................Johnny Peters, SSFirst Team ...........................Jack Maupin, 3BFirst Team.........................Hal Summers, OFSecond Team................Jerry Davison, C-OF

1946 First Team...............................Jim Gleason, PFirst Team.............................John Ritchey, CFirst Team .............................Phil Seewald, PFirst Team .....................Mickey Aguirre, CF

1947 First Team...............................Jim Gleason, PFirst Team ...........................Earle Brucker, CFirst Team.............................Fred Pierce, OFSecond Team .................Mickey Aguirre, 2BSecond Team .....................Bob Kennedy, SSSecond Team............................Bill Ruzich, P

1948 First Team ..........................Bob Kennedy, SSFirst Team ...........................Earle Brucker, CFirst Team.................................Bill Ruzich, PFirst Team .............................Hal Abbott, UTSecond Team .....................Jim Kennedy, OF

1949 Second Team .......................Willie Steele, 1BSecond Team ..........................Don Smith, 2BSecond Team ........................Fred Pierce, OFSecond Team..........................Dick Barnes, PSecond Team............................Bill Ruzich, P

1950 First Team .............................Bob Nelson, 1BFirst Team...............................Dick Barnes, PSecond Team .............................Jim Bass, OFSecond Team............................Bill Ruzich, P

1951 First Team.............................Art Preston, RFSecond Team.........................Eddie Thile, 1BSecond Team ..............................Jim Poole, PSecond Team.........................Bert Grigsby, PSecond Team .......................Jim Jackson, UT

1953 First Team...................................Ed Thile, 1BFirst Team............................Bob Johnson, 3BFirst Team.............................Walt Haase, OFSecond Team ..............................Jim Poole, PSecond Team....................Noel Mickelsen, P

1955 First Team................William Lachemann, CFirst Team ........................Noel Mickelsen, PFirst Team..............................Dick North, 2BFirst Team...........................Mike Brown, OF

1956 First Team .................................Jim Pyles, 3BFirst Team ........................Noel Mickelsen, PSecond Team ......................Dave Cavallin, PSecond Team...................Butch Marliani, 1BSecond Team.......................Dick Warren, SSSecond Team...................Dick Pomeroy, OF

1957 First Team...............................Tom Rinks, 3BFirst Team .........................Rowland Hill, OFSecond Team ......................Dave Cavallin, P

1958 First Team............................Rowland Hill, PFirst Team...............................Tom Rinks, 3BFirst Team...........................Dave Cavallin, PSecond Team......................Gerald Wayt, OFSecond Team .........................Jerry Smith, 1BSecond Team .........................Art Flaming, C

1959 First Team..............................Jerry Smith, 1BFirst Team...........................Gerald Wayt, OFFirst Team.............................Robert Imlay, PSecond Team .........................Art Flaming, CSecond Team.......................Marty Nellis, SS

1960 First Team.........................Dick Saloman, CFFirst Team..............................Tom Biscotti, PFirst Team...............................Bob Imlay, UTSecond Team.................Rick Sutherland, SSSecond Team................Dennis Rickards, LF

1961 First Team.........................Dick Saloman, RFSecond Team................Dennis Rickards, LFSecond Team.........................Tom Biscotti, PSecond Team .....................Jerry Stryker, UT

1962 Second Team.......................Jerry Stryker, 1BSecond Team ........................Burt Swaim, 2BSecond Team .................Butch Rickards, OFSecond Team....................Dick Saloman, OFSecond Team.............................Bob Steele, C

1963 First Team...........................Dave Flesner, 1BFirst Team..........................Bob Estavillo, OFFirst Team ...........................Stan Michaels, PSecond Team ..................Tony Carrasco, OF

1964 First Team...........................Craig Nettles, SSSecond Team.....................Bob Estavillo, OF

1965 First Team ..........................Graig Nettles, SSFirst Team .............................Mike Steele, 3BFirst Team ..........................Tom Whelan, OF

1966 First Team............................Rick Eveleth, 2BFirst Team ................................Jim Rupe, OFSecond Team.............................Bob Cluck, P

1967 First Team ..........................Mike Everett, OFFirst Team......................Dave Robinson, OFFirst Team..................................Bob Cluck, PFirst Team.................................Ron Dargo, PFirst Team............................Rick Eveleth, 2BSecond Team..........................Bob Conen, 1BSecond Team ........................Jim Nettles, OF

1968 First Team ................................Paul Zetts, SSFirst Team......................Dave Robinson, OF

Art Flaming

Bill Nettles

Noel Mickelsen

ALL-PACIFIC COAST

ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION1970 First Team.............................Doug Hunt, OF

First Team........................Mike Gallagher, CFirst Team...........................Casey Fulcher, PSecond Team .................Moses Hidalgo, UTSecond Team......................John Andrews, P

1971 First Team ............................Ron Layton, UTSecond Team ..........................Brad Cutler, PSecond Team ...............Larry Luxemburg, P

1972 Second Team .....................Ron Weyand, OF1973 First Team...........................Bob Kellison, OF

Second Team ..........................Ray Cocco, 2BSecond Team....................Stan DeKoven, 3BSecond Team...........................Billy Getz, OF

1974 First Team .............................Jim Skaalen, 1BFirst Team ..........................John Helfrick, 3BFirst Team ...............................Billy Getz, OFSecond Team .................Kurt Wittmayer, SSSecond Team...............................Bob Gale, CSecond Team .....................Bill deLorimer, PSecond Team .........................Greg Wilkes, P

1975 First Team ......................Kurt Wittmayer, SSFirst Team.....................Gary Armstrong, 3BSecond Team ...................Kevin Kennedy, CSecond Team .......................Marty French, P

1976 First Team.....................Gary Armstrong, SSFirst Team..............................Chick Valley, PSecond Team ...................Kevin Kennedy, CSecond Team.......................Chick Valley, 1BSecond Team ...................Henry Macias, OFSecond Team ..........................Dave Smith, P

ALL-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

COLLEGIATE BASEBALL ASSN.1977 First Team..................Kevin McWhirter, OF

First Team..............................Chick Valley, PSecond Team...........................Jeff Doyle, OFSecond Team ...........................Scott Davis, P

1978 First Team ...............................Jeff Doyle, OFFirst Team................................Pat Rubino, CSecond Team.....................Tony Camara, 1BSecond Team .......................Doug Elliott, 3BSecond Team........................Bruce Schiff, 2B

ALL-WESTERN ATHLETIC

CONFERENCE1979 First Team .....................Bobby Meacham, IF

First Team......................Monte McAbee, OFFirst Team.......................Curtis Burkhead, P

1980 First Team .....................Bobby Meacham, IFFirst Team.............................Al Romero, DH

1981 First Team .....................Bobby Meacham, IFFirst Team .............................Al Newman, IFFirst Team .........................Tony Gwynn, OFFirst Team ...............................Nick Harsh, PFirst Team.............................Al Romero, DH

1982 First Team....................Chris Cannizzaro, IFFirst Team ...........................Rick Barlow, OFFirst Team.....................Mark Williamson, P

1983 First Team....................Chris Cannizzaro, IFFirst Team......................Kerwin Danley, OFFirst Team .................................Bill Blount, P

1984 First Team..............................Terry Jones, 1BFirst Team ...........................Flavio Alfaro, IFFirst Team .........................Chris Gwynn, OF

1986 First Team....................................Mike Erb, PFirst Team..................................Matt Haar, PFirst Team .........................Nikco Riesgo, OF

1987 First Team .......................James Campbell, PFirst Team ...............................Bob Parry, OFSecond Team...............................Mike Erb, PSecond Team......................Nikco Riesgo, 3B

1988 First Team.....................Steve Montejano, SSFirst Team ................................Jeff Barry, OFFirst Team................................Rob Brown, PSecond Team ........................Billy Miller, OFSecond Team .....................Lance Pinnell, 3B

1989 First Team..........................Lance Pinnell, 3BFirst Team.............................Billy Miller, OFFirst Team................................Rob Brown, PSecond Team ...........................Jeff Barry, OF

1990 First Team.........................Brian Grebeck, SSFirst Team ................................Jeff Barry, OFFirst Team...............................Kurt Archer, PFirst Team ............Eric Christopherson, DHSecond Team ..................Scott Dennison, 2BSecond Team ..............Anthony Johnson, SSSecond Team .....................Andy Petersen, P

1991 First Team .......................Scott Dennison, 2BFirst Team ............................Rick Navarro, PSecond Team..................Derek Vinyard, OFSecond Team ......................Bill Dunckel, OF

1992 First Team.......................Derek Vinyard, OFFirst Team............................Benji Grigsby, PFirst Team .......................Brad Gennaro, DHFirst Team ..............................Steve Dietz, SSSecond Team .......................Rick Navarro, P

1993 First Team............................Pat Mummy, 2BFirst Team...........................Heath Hayes, 3BFirst Team................................Rich Juarez, P

1994 First Team ...........................Kalin Foulds, 2BFirst Team .......................Tony Zaragoza, SSFirst Team..........................Jeff DaVanon, OFFirst Team.............................Heath Hayes, P

1995 First Team ...............................Travis Lee, 1BFirst Team .......................Tony Zaragoza, SSFirst Team.......................David Sanchez, OF

1996 First Team ...............................Travis Lee, 1B1997 Second Team .....................Andy Bevins, OF

Second Team.........................Alex Pelaez, 3BSecond Team.....................Chad Wanders, PSecond Team .............................Jeff Dufek, P

1998 First Team .........................Damien Kolb, OFSecond Team.........................Alex Pelaez, 3BSecond Team.....................Chad Wanders, P

ALL-MOUNTAIN WEST

CONFERENCE2000 First Team...........................Matt Ricardy, 2B

First Team.......................Brandon Rogers, CSecond Team............Billy Montgomery, OF

2001 First Team.................................Taber Lee, SSFirst Team.........................Andy Litteral, OFFirst Team .....................Marcos Mendoza, PFirst Team................................Royce Ring, PSecond Team ........................Sean Pierce, OFSecond Team..........................Carlo Cota, 2BSecond Team........................Rory Shortell, P

2002 First Team.................................Taber Lee, SSFirst Team..........................Brian Manfred, CFirst Team..........................Chris Dunwell, PFirst Team ............................Rory Shortell, PFirst Team................................Royce Ring, PSecond Team.................Jake McLintock, OF

2003 First Team .................................Josh Allen, CFirst Team...................Anthony Gwynn, OFSecond Team ........................Drew Jenson, P

2004 First Team ..........................Landon Burt, OFFirst Team.........................Rielly Embrey, 1BFirst Team ......................James Guerrero, SSFirst Team ...........................Daryl Harang, PFirst Team .............................Drew Jenson, PFirst Team .....................Jake McLintock, OFFirst Team ..........................Ryan Schroyer, PFirst Team ......................Scott Shoemaker, PFirst Team ......................Jordan Swaydan, CFirst Team.....................Brock Ungricht, DH

2005 First Team ........................Quintin Berry, OFFirst Team ...........................Bruce Billings, PFirst Team ......................James Guerrero, SSFirst Team ..........................Alex Hinshaw, PFirst Team .....................Jake McLintock, OFFirst Team ......................Jordan Swaydan, CFirst Team.....................Lance Zawadzki, 3B

2006 First Team ...........................Bruce Billings, PSecond Team....................Quintin Berry, OFSecond Team .................Justin Masterson, PSecond Team......................Nick Romero, 2B

2007 First Team ..........................Nick Romero, 3BSecond Team.......................Bruce Billings, PSecond Team................Brandon Glover, OFSecond Team...................Troy Hanzawa, SSSecond Team ....................Frank LoNigro, CSecond Team...............Stephen Strasburg, P

2008 First Team........................Troy Hanzawa, SSFirst Team ..........................Nick Romero, 3BFirst Team ...................Stephen Strasburg, PSecond Team........................Pat Colwell, OFSecond Team...................Shane Kaufman, P

2009 First Team...........................Addison Reed, PFirst Team ...................Stephen Strasburg, PFirst Team .........................Cory Vaughn, OFSecond Team ................Erik Castro, DH/UTSecond Team ......................Tyler Lavigne, P

2010 First Team ................Brandon Meredith, OFSecond Team................Mitch Blackburn, 2BSecond Team......................Addison Reed, PSecond Team ....................Cory Vaughn, OF

2011 Secondteam ..............Brandon Meredith, 1BSecond Team .......................Cody Smith, OFSecond Team ......................Cole Swanson, PSecond Team .....................Chris Wilson, OF

2013 First Team.........................Ryan Doran, RHPFirst Team ..................................Tim Zier, 2BSecond Team .........Michael Cederoth, RHPSecond Team..................Bubba Derby, RHPSecond Team ........................Ryan Muno, 1BSecond Team ....................Jake Romanski, C


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AAZZTTEECC MMVVPPSS

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER1958..............................................Tommy Rinks, 3B1959...................................................Jerry Smith, 1B1960.................................................Bob Imlay, RHP1961.........................................Dennis Rickards, OF1962 ..................................................Burt Swaim, 2B1963................................................Dave Flesner, 1B1964................................................Graig Nettles, SS1965..................Graig Nettles, SS; Tom Whelan, C1966.........................Mike Steele, 1B; Jim Rupe, OF1967 ..................Bob Cluck, P; Dave Robinson, OF1968 ...........................................Dave Robinson, OF1969................................................Tommy Kam, 1B1970....................................................Doug Hunt, IF1971 ..................................................Ron Layton, 2B1972 ...................................Larry Luxemburg, RHP1973................................................Bob Kellison, OF1974 ...............................................John Helfrick, 3B1975...........................................Kurt Wittmayer, SS1976.............................................Kevin Kennedy, C1977 ............................................Chick Valley, P-1B1978.....................................................Jeff Doyle, OF1979..................................................Chris Jones, OF1980 .............................................Al Romero, C-DH1981..........................................Bobby Meacham, SS1982 ....................................Mark Williamson, RHP1983 ...........................................Kerwin Danley, OF1984................................................Flavio Alfaro, SS1985 ..................................................Mark Grace, 1B1986............Eric Woods, OF; Steve Montejano, SS1987 ....................................................Bob Parry, OF1988..........................................Steve Montejano, SS1989 .....................................................Rob Brown, P1990 .....................................Eric Christopherson, C1991 .............Bill Dunckel, OF; Scott Dennison, 2B1992 ...................................................Steve Dietz, 2B1993.....................Steve Dietz, SS; Pat Mummy, 2B1994 .....................................Heath Hayes, 3B/RHP1995 ............................................Brian Kooiman, 3B1996.....................................................Travis Lee, 1B1997.................................................Jason Phillips, C1998 ...................Kalin Foulds, 2B; Alex Pelaez, 3B1999 .............................................Paul Lockhart, OF2000 ............................................Brandon Rogers, C2001...............................................Brian Manfred, C

2002...............................................Royce Ring, RHP2003........................................Anthony Gwynn, OF2004..............................................Rielly Embrey, 1B2005 ...........................................James Guerrero, SS2006..................................................Paul Smyth, OF2007...................................Stephen Strasburg, RHP2008...................................Stephen Strasburg, RHP2009...................................Stephen Strasburg, RHP2010 .....................................Brandon Meredith, OF2011 ................................................Jomel Torres, 1B2012...................................................Greg Allen, OF2013 .......................................................Tim Zier, 2B

MOST VALUABLE PITCHER1980 ................................................Vic Martin, RHP1981...............................................Nick Harsh, RHP1982 ....................................Mark Williamson, RHP1983 ................................................Bill Blount, LHP1984................................................Phil Torres, LHP1985...................................................Mike Erb, RHP1986 ........................................Scott Lawrence, RHP1987 ......................................James Campbell, LHP1988 ..........................................John Marshall, RHP1989 ...............................................Rob Brown, RHP1990.......Kurt Archer, RHP; Andy Petersen, RHP1991 ...........................................Rick Navarro, LHP1992 ......Rick Navarro, LHP; Benji Grigsby, RHP1993............................................Richie Juarez, LHP1994............................................Heath Hayes, RHP1995 ..........................................Adam Virchis, RHP1996................................................Brian Scott, RHP1997.........Chad Wanders, RHP; Brian Scott, RHP1998 ........................................Chad Wanders, RHP1999 .........................................Aaron Harang, RHP2000 ......................................Chris Hartshorn, RHP2001.....................................Marcos Mendoza, LHP2002 ...............................................Royce Ring, LHP2003 ............................................Drew Jenson, LHP2004..........Ryan Schroyer; Scott Shoemaker, RHP2005 ..........................................Bruce Billings, RHP2006 .....................................Justin Masterson, RHP2007...................................Stephen Strasburg, RHP2008...................................Stephen Strasburg, RHP2009...................................Stephen Strasburg, RHP2010..........................................Addison Reed, RHP2011 ..........................................Cole Swanson, LHP2012 ........Ryan Doran, RHP; Justin Hepner, RHP2013..............................................Ryan Doran, RHP

MOST VALUABLE OFFENSIVE1983...................................................Terry Jones, 1B1984 ..............................................Chris Gwynn, OF1985 ..................................................Mark Grace, 1B1986 ....................................................Bob Parry, OF1987 ....................................................Bob Parry, OF1988..........................................Steve Montejano, SS1989........................................Harry Henderson, 1B1990 ............................................Scott Dennison, 2B1991............................................Derek Vinyard, OF1992 ...................................................Steve Dietz, 2B1993.................................................Pat Mummy, 2B1994 ..............................................Jeff DaVanon, OF1995 ............................................Tony Zaragoza, SS1996.....................................................Travis Lee, 1B1997 ...............................................Andy Bevins, OF1998 ...................Kalin Foulds, 2B; Alex Pelaez, 3B1999 .............................................Paul Lockhart, OF2000 .............................................Paul Lockhart, OF2001....................................................Carlo Cota, 2B

2002...........................................Jake McLintock, OF2003........................................Anthony Gwynn, OF2004.....................................Brock Ungricht, C/DH2005 .............................................Quintin Berry, OF2006..................................................Paul Smyth, OF2007 ...............................................Nick Romero, 3B2008 ...............................................Nick Romero, 3B2009..............................................Erik Castro, 3B/C2010 ..............................................Cory Vaughn, OF2011.................................................Cody Smith, OF2012 .......................................................Tim Zier, 2B2013 .......................................................Tim Zier, 2B

MOST VALUABLE DEFENSIVE1983 ...................................................Joe Holvey, 3B1984......................................................Steve Hill, 2B1985 ..................................................Mark Grace, 1B1986 ...........................................Tom LeVasseur, 3B1987 ....................................................Bob Parry, OF1988........................................Harry Henderson, 1B1989 .....................................................None Named1990 .....................................Eric Christopherson, C1991 ...................................................Steve Dietz, SS1992 .......................................................Rick Page, C1993 .............................................Steve Dietz, SS-2B1994 ............................................Tony Zaragoza, SS1995 ............................................Brian Kooiman, 3B1996.................................................Jason Phillips, C1997 ..................................................Alex Pelaez, 3B1998 ..................................................Alex Pelaez, 3B1999 ............................................Brandon Rogers, C2000................................................Matt Ricardy, 2B 2001........................................Anthony Gwynn, OF 2002 ................................................Jon Stephens, 1B2003........................................Anthony Gwynn, OF2004................................................Landon Burt, OF2005...........................................Jake McLintock, OF2006 .........Quintin Berry, OF; Jordan Swaydan, C2007.............................................Troy Hanzawa, SS2008.............................................Troy Hanzawa, SS2009 .........................................Mitch Blackburn, 2B2010 .........................................Mitch Blackburn, 2B2011......................................Brandon MEredith, 1B2012...................................................Greg Allen, OF2013...................................................Greg Allen, OF

JohnHelfrick

Steve Dietz

INDIVIDUAL BATTINGGames

Season ......................90 by Rigo Rodriguez, 1982 *Career ..................225 by Jake McLintock, 2002-05

At Bats

Game......................................................8 by several last time by Brad Haynal, Ryan Muno.

Danny Sheehan and Tim Zier at UNLV, 4/19/13Season...........................358 by Chris Gwynn, 1984Career ..................843 by Jake McLintock, 2002-05

Runs

Game ............6 by Frank LoNigro vs. AF, 4/22/07;by Quintin Berry at Air Force, 5/5/06; Lance Zawadzki at Air Force, 5/5/06,Quintin Berry vs. Air Force, 5/24/06;

Rick Sutherland vs. Westmont; 3/28/59Al Fodor vs. Camp Stoneman, 4/2/50

Art Preston vs. Westmont, 3/30/50Season.............................95 by Chris Gwynn, 1984Career ................214 by Bobby Meacham, 1979-81

Hits

Game ...............................7 by Lance Zawadzki vs.Air Force, 5/5/06

Season...........................137 by Chris Gwynn, 1984Career ..................281 by Jake McLintock, 2002-05

Season Batting Average100-149 AB.......................477 by Art Preston, 1952150-199 AB..........................417 by Bob Parry, 1987200-249 AB...................419 by Quintin Berry, 2005250+ AB......................399 by Kerwin Danley, 1983

Career Batting Average

250-349 AB.........403 by Jerry Davison, 1940-42,47350-449 AB..................431 by Art Preston, 1950-52450+ AB .......................384 by Terry Jones, 1983-84

Total Bases

Season...........................243 by Chris Gwynn, 1984Career ..................411 by Jake McLintock, 2002-05

Doubles

Game................................3, last time Chris Wilsonat UNLV, 4/7/12

Season................................31 by Terry Jones, 1984;Chris Gwynn, 1984

Career........................54 by Chris Gwynn, 1983-85Terry Jones, 1983-84

Triples

Game......................2, last time by James Guerrerovs. New Mexico, 4/9/05

Season ............................10 by Nikco Riesgo, 1987;Chris Gwynn, 1984

Career ....................16 by James Guerrero, 2003-05

Home Runs

Game ...............3 by Javier Ramos vs. AF, 3/21/99;Brad Gennaro vs. Air Force, 4/4/92

Season.............................19 by Chris Gwynn, 1984Pat Rubino, 1978

Career .....................28 by Curt Mendoza, 2003-06;Paul Lockhart, 1997-2000

Runs Batted In

Game ........8 by Jason Phillips vs. CS Northridge,5/12/95; Phil Woolsey vs. Masters, 4/29/86

Karl Goodwalt vs. Camp Stoneman, 4/2/50Season............................ 95 by Chris Gwynn, 1984Career ..................178 by Jake McLintock, 2002-05

Stolen Bases

Game...............5 by Bob Parry vs. Colorado State,4/15/87; Mark Lessel vs. Hawaii, 5/8/83

Al Newman vs. UTEP, 4/9/81Season ..............................58 by Kalin Foulds, 1998Career .................132 by Kalin Foulds, 1994-96, 98

Walks

Game ...6 by Steve Vickery vs. California, 3/27/74Season ......................83 by Chris Canizzarro, 1983Career................169 by Chris Canizzarro, 1981-83

Hit by Pitch

Game..............3 by Landon Burt vs. Utah, 3/14/03Season ..............................15 by Landon Burt, 2003Career .....................36 by Pat Colwell, 2008-10, 11

Sacrifice Bunts

Game .....3 by Evan Potter vs. St. Mary’s, 3/11/12;Brian Manfred vs. Utah, 3/5/01

Season ...............................14 by Evan Potter, 2013;Steve Boucher, 1990

Career............................31 by Steve Dietz, 1990-93

Sacrifice Flies

Game........2 by several; last time by Andy Bevinsvs. San Jose State, 2/17/95

Season..........................10 by Kerwin Danley, 1983Career ....................18 by Jake McLintock, 2002-05

Consecutive Hits

Season................................9 by Paul Wirkus, 1979;

Tony Camara, 1978

Hitting Streak

Single Season ...........28 games by Derek Vinyard,April 2 - May 13, 1991;

Steve Dietz, April 4 - May 15, 1992Two Seasons ...................30 games by Steve Dietz,

April 4, 1992 - Jan. 29, 1993

Consecutive Times On Base

Season...............................14 by Paul Wirkus, 1979

INDIVIDUAL PITCHINGAppearances

Season......................41 by Mark Williamson, 1982Career.........................106 by Kevin Piper, 1982-85

Innings Pitched

Game...........15 by Marty French vs. Fresno State,5/10/75; Jim Poole vs. Seattle, 5/30/53

Season ........................146 by Al Churchman, 1936Career ..........................343 by Bill Blount, 1982-85

Victories

Season ....................13 by Stephen Strasburg, 200913 by Bill Blount, 1983

Career .............................32 by Bill Blount, 1982-85

Most Complete Games (since 1960)

Season.................................11 by Rob Brown, 1989Career...........................17 by Rob Brown, 1988-89;

Norm Marr, 1962-64

Most Shutouts

Season............................3 by Andy Petersen, 1990;Rob Brown, 1989; Bill Blount,

1984; Tim Arnsberg, 1984Career.............................5 by Rob Brown, 1988-89;

Bill Blount, 1982-85

Most Saves

Season............................20 by Addison Reed, 2009Career............................26 by Royce Ring, 2000-02


AAZZTTEECC RREECCOORRDDSS

ChrisCannizzaro

LandonBurt


AAZZTTEECC RREECCOORRDDSSBest Record

Season ....................10-0 by Curtis Burkhead, 1979

Season Earned Run Average

50-75 I.......................... 1.37 by Rick Navarro, 199275-100 IP.........................1.54 by Scott Simon, 1968100+ IP.................1.32 by Stephen Strasburg, 2009

Career Earned Run Average

125-200 IP........1.72 by Mark Williamson, 1981-82201+ IP ...........1.59 by Stephen Strasburg, 2007-09

Strikeouts

Game ..........................23 by Stephen Strasburg vs.Utah, 4/11/08

Season ..................195 by Stephen Strasburg, 2009Career .............375 by Stephen Strasburg, 2007-09

Most Runs Allowed

Season............................106 by Jeremy Cook, 1999

Fewest Runs Allowed

Season ......14 by Mark Williamson, 1981 (53.1 IP)

Most Earned Runs Allowed

Game.....13 by Marty French vs. Arizona, 3/15/74Season .................72 by Jeremy Cook, 1999 (108.2)

Fewest Earned Runs (Min. 50 IP)

Season ......10 by Mark Williamson, 1981 (53.1 IP)

Most Hits Allowed

Game ....................................17 by John Lippert vs.Long Beach State, 4/30/65

Season ........................137 by Al Churchman, 1936

Fewest Hits Allowed (Min. 50 IP)

Season .....................33 by Bob Rands, 1965 (55 IP)

Most Walks Allowed

Game..............10 by Erik Plantenberg vs. Temple, 3/8/88; by David Provencher

vs. Washington State, 3/31/84Season ..............................77 by Bert Grigsby, 1951

Fewest Walks Allowed (Min. 50 IP)

Season......................12 by Jon Berger, 2009 (88 IP)12 by Brad Cutler, 1971 (58 IP)

Most Hit Batters

Game ........................................5 by Chris Dunwellvs. Gonzaga, 2/24/01

Season ......................16 by Justin Masterson, 2006;Rory Shortell, 2002

Career ........................34 by Rory Shortell, 2000-02

TEAM BATTINGGames Played

Season ..........................................91 by 1982 team *

At Bats

Game........................................65 at UNLV, 4/19/13Season.........................................2998 by 1984 team

Runs

Game.......................Div. I – 36 at Air Force, 5/5/06Season...........................................708 by 1984 team

Hits

Game.................................29 vs. Air Force, 4/22/0729 vs. Colorado State, 5/6/90

Season...........................................996 by 1984 team

Doubles

Game....................................8 at Air Force, 3/22/03;vs. Air Force 5/13/90;

vs. Wyoming, 4/30/87; vs. Utah, 5/17/88Season...........................................196 by 1984 team

Triples

Game .............................5 vs. Point Loma, 2/10/87,vs. Western New Mexico, 3/18/84

Season.............................................37 by 1981 team

Home Runs

Game......................................6 at Air Force, 5/5/06;at Brigham Young, 4/16/99

Season.............................................85 by 1984 team

Runs Batted In

Game.....................................34 at Air Force, 5/5/06Season...........................................629 by 1984 team

Stolen Bases

Game .........................14 vs. Colorado State, 3/2/87Season...........................................238 by 1983 team

Total Bases

Season.........................................1517 by 1984 team

Walks

Season...........................................464 by 1983 team

Hit By Pitch

Season.............................................73 by 2006 team

Strikeouts

Season...........................................467 by 1982 team

Batting Average

Season...........................................336 by 1998 team

Sacrifice Bunts

Season.............................................77 by 1991 team

Winning Streak

24 games from April 10 to May 3, 1983

TEAM PITCHINGInnings Pitched

Game................17 vs. Loyola Marymount, 3/1/85:vs. CS Northridge, 2/21/72

Season ........................................756 by 1982 team *

Most Strikeouts (Div. I)

Season.......................581 by 1997 team (64 games)

Most Walks (Div. I)

Season.......................414 by 1982 team (91 games)

Earned Run Average (Div. I)

Season......................2.53 by 1972 team (55 games)

Consecutive Shutout Innings

Season.............................................30 by 1977 team

TEAM DEFENSEPutouts

Season ......................................2268 by 1982 team *

Assists

Season.........................................1119 by 1984 team

Errors

Season...........................................144 by 1987 team

Fielding Chances

Season.........................................3504 by 1984 team

Fielding Percentage

Season...........................................978 by 2013 team

* NCAA Record

(Terry Jones also set an NCAArecord with 793 putouts in 1984)

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Year G Avg AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG BB K SH SF SB PO A E FPCT1936 ...........26...........305 ............714...........165 ..........218 ...........21...........5 ............6 ..........153 ............374............80 ...........115.............7 ...........- ..........35 ..........469 .........142 ..........60.............9111937 ...........29...........266 ............842...........166 ..........236 ...........27...........8 ..........12 ..........137 ............374............94 ...........143...........33 ...........- ..........76 ..........642 .........260 ..........74.............9241938 ...........31...........317 ..........1011...........259 ..........320 ...........36.........15 ..........17 ..........193 ............432..........127 ...........149...........29 ...........- ..........41 ..........730 .........319 ..........89.............9311939 ...........22...........293 ............998...........205 ..........292 ..............- ...........- .............- ..........182 .................-..........119 ...........147..............- ...........-.............- ...............-..............- .............-..................-1940 ...........27...........295 ............907...........153 ..........268 ...........30...........4 ..........10 ..........137 ............370............99 .............95...........35 ...........- ..........70 ..........712 .........271 ..........63.............9401941 ...........24...........253 ............772...........116 ..........196 ...........16...........8 ............8 ............97 ............326............92 ...........106...........19 ...........- ..........20 ..........584 .........213 ..........33.............9601942 ...........24...........293 ............837...........186 ..........245 ...........25.........16 ............8 ..........146 ............389..........111 ...........124...........20 ...........- ..........48 ..........593 .........215 ..........52.............9401946 ...........39...........278 ..........1250...........274 ..........347 ...........42.........27 ..........16 ..........239 ............393..........236 ...........210...........44 ...........- ..........81 ..........936 .........388 ..........76.............9471947 ...........33...........291 ............977...........233 ..........287 ...........38.........23 ..........13 ..........199 ............420..........200 ...........145...........28 ...........- ..........42 ..........825 .........348 ..........72.............9421948 ...........29...........284 ............920...........179 ..........261 ...........29.........18 ..........15 ..........135 ............403..........130 ...........134...........20 ...........- ..........29 ..........807 .........362 ..........92.............9271949 ...........36...........275 ..........1172...........193 ..........322 ...........25.........23 ............8 ..........165 ............356..........152 ...........173...........38 ...........- ..........50 ..........915 .........380 ........121.............9151950 ...........35...........284 ..........1058...........225 ..........302 ...........47...........9 ..........15 ..........177 ............389..........159 ...........177...........24 ...........- ..........40 ..........845 .........401 ........139.............9001951 ...........33...........302 ..........1149...........266 ..........347 ...........45.........24 ..........17 ..........250 ............427..........180 ...........168...........24 ...........- ..........43 ..........866 .........354 ........111.............9171952 ...........35...........284 ..........1029...........198 ..........292 ...........36.........18 ............8 ..........160 ............377..........209 ...........133...........21 ...........- ..........36 ..........879 .........385 ..........98.............9281953 ...........39...........268 ..........1350...........241 ..........362 ...........41.........22 ..........23 ..........199 ............382..........218 ...........255...........23 ...........- ..........38 ........1020 .........417 ..........92.............9401954 ...........31...........268 ............939...........195 ..........252 ...........27.........17 ..........21 ..........165 ............400..........209 ...........197...........42 ...........- ..........36 ..........796 .........349 ..........73.............9401955 ...........28...........317 ............930...........282 ..........311 ...........41.........23 ..........22 ..........234 ............499..........204 ...........141...........41 ...........- ..........41 ..........737 .........309 ..........63.............9431956 ...........38...........310 ..........1340...........347 ..........416 ...........60.........21 ..........21 ..........288 ............434..........243 ...........241...........50 ...........- ..........61 ..........994 .........376 ........106.............9281957 ...........33...........288 ..........1084...........260 ..........312 ...........42.........13 ..........25 ..........209 ............420..........174 ...........168...........45 ...........- ..........38 ..........829 .........327 ..........68.............9441958 ...........34...........303 ..........1119...........294 ..........339 ...........34.........17 ..........25 ..........255 ............431..........229 ...........162...........45 ...........- ..........37 ..........861 .........373 ..........50.............9611959 ...........37...........248 ..........1206...........294 ..........335 ...........40.........12 ..........22 ..........243 ............386..........258 ...........176...........38 ...........- ..........35 ..........947 .........388 ........100.............9301960 ...........38...........292 ..........1279...........246 ..........373 ...........40.........17 ..........14 ..........220 ............382..........152 ...........165...........43 ...........- ..........40 ..........981 .........402 ..........84.............9561961 ...........36...........296 ..........1192...........271 ..........253 ...........40.........18 ..........20 ..........230 ............410..........169 ...........203...........41 ...........- ..........47 ..........894..............- .............-..................-1962 ...........38...........302 ..........1286...........285 ..........389 ...........69.........14 ..........14 ..........259 ............411..........197 ...........173...........39 ...........- ..........39 ..........976..............- .............-..................-1963 ...........37...........270 ..........1182...........211 ..........320 ...........37.........22 ..........16 ..........152 ............380..........146 ...........210...........46 ...........- ..........41 ..........897 .........355 ..........71.............9461964 ...........36...........260 ..........1145...........229 ..........323 ...........47.........13 ..........17 ..........189 ............390..........180 ...........215...........44 ...........- ..........20 ..........905 .........383 ..........92.............9331965 ...........42...........285 ..........1377...........247 ..........392 ...........65.........20 ..........34 ..........212 ............435..........148 ...........236...........42 ...........- ..........63 ........1066 .........457 ..........78.............9511966 ...........45...........288 ..........1513...........299 ..........436 ...........62.........15 ..........37 ..........245 ............422..........214 ...........253...........33 ...........- ..........95 ........1178 .........466 ..........74.............9631967 ...........36...........302 ..........1221...........222 ..........369 ...........46.........25 ..........18 ..........177 ............425..........140 ...........197...........37 ...........- ..........39 ..........911 .........394 ..........77.............9441968 ...........52...........275 ..........1734...........319 ..........476 ...........88.........23 ..........25 ..........260 ............395..........243 ...........279...........48 ...........- ..........83 ........1338 .........642 ..........91.............9561969 ...........45...........280 ..........1525...........230 ..........427 ...........62.........17 ..........15 ..........199 ............372..........219 ...........275...........37 ...........- ..........90 ........1198 .........518 ........106.............9451970 ...........49...........272 ..........1598...........275 ..........436 ...........62.........18 ..........14 ..........230 ............360..........249 ...........278...........28 ...........- ........130 ........1257 .........616 ..........91.............9541971 ...........55...........241 ..........1744...........226 ..........420 ...........38.........11 ..........12 ..........184 ............296..........245 ...........309...........64 ...........- ..........91 ........1420 .........704 ........116.............9481972 ...........58...........279 ..........1896...........281 ..........529 ...........65.........13 ..........27 ..........238 ............370..........237 ...........347...........41 ...........- ..........80 ........1454 .........721 ........106.............9541973 ...........57...........279 ..........1805...........276 ..........504 ...........69.........17 ..........31 ..........243 ............388..........207 ...........301...........33 ...........- ..........90 ........1405 .........678 ..........93.............9571974 ...........61...........286 ..........1872...........338 ..........535 ...........67.........16 ..........38 ..........292 ............400..........271 ...........229...........47 ...........- ........118 ........1430 .........739 ..........85.............9621975 ...........47...........269 ..........1503...........228 ..........405 ...........56.........17 ..........17 ..........198 ............363..........204 ...........239...........45 ...........- ..........60 ........1167 .........595 ..........89.............9511976 ...........59...........277 ..........1825...........305 ..........506 ...........68.........24 ..........38 ..........270 ............403..........291 ...........326...........64 ...........- ..........84 ........1474..............- .............-..................-1977 ...........66...........307 ..........2150...........434 ..........659 .........100.........23 ..........38 ..........368 ............427..........335 ...........329...........81 ...........- ........122 ........1728..............- .............-..................-1978 ...........65...........312 ..........2166...........448 ..........678 .........111.........22 ..........50 ..........381 ............454..........334 ...........320...........42 ........19 ........105 ........1662 .........786 ..........99.............9611979 ...........74...........322 ..........2326...........521 ..........750 .........119.........22 ..........59 ..........430 ............469..........382 ...........313...........50 ........31 ........168 ........1824 .........876 ........123.............9561980 ...........69...........300 ..........2194...........473 ..........659 .........124.........26 ..........55 ..........403 ............456..........318 ...........298...........26 ........31 ........138 ........1691 .........803 ........132.............9501981 ...........68...........333 ..........2252...........572 ..........751 .........105.........37 ..........58 ..........483 ............490..........352 ...........253...........26 ........46 ........221 ........1673 .........794 ........100.............9611982 ...........91...........304 ..........2988...........572 ..........907 .........121.........24 ..........36 ..........493 ............396..........404 ...........467...........49 ........31 ........217 ........1673 .........794 ........100.............9611983 ...........77...........328 ..........2552...........641 ..........837 .........147.........32 ..........42 ..........534 ............460..........464 ...........341...........44 ........42 ........238 ........2216 .........995 ........123.............9631984 ...........89...........332 ..........2998...........708 ..........996 .........196.........35 ..........85 ..........629 ............506..........422 ...........370...........55 ........40 ........160 ........1931 .........937 ........115.............9611985 ...........73...........300 ..........2407...........452 ..........721 .........126.........24 ..........25 ..........394 ............403..........374 ...........338...........31 ........29 ........158 ........2257 .......1119 ........128.............9631986 ...........66...........321 ..........2102...........457 ..........675 .........117.........26 ..........40 ..........395 ............459..........330 ...........312...........44 ........30 ........166 ........1850 .........862 ........130.............9541987 ...........61...........302 ..........1963...........383 ..........592 .........116.........25 ..........26 ..........333 ............426..........290 ...........327...........41 ........26 ........153 ........1631 .........760 ........144.............9431988 ...........66...........320 ..........2190...........515 ..........701 .........121.........24 ..........39 ..........451 ............451..........310 ...........321...........38 ........31 ........168 ........1523 .........645 ........117.............9491989 ...........62...........281 ..........1905...........343 ..........535 ...........85.........15 ..........31 ..........286 ............390..........255 ...........285...........26 ........26 ........105 ........1514 .........623 ..........89.............9601990 ...........71...........319 ..........2298...........535 ..........732 .........135.........28 ..........50 ..........461 ............467..........380 ...........351...........67 ........28 ........160 ........1795 .........795 ........107.............9601991 ...........64...........310 ..........2041...........412 ..........632 ...........83.........28 ..........13 ..........358 ............397..........281 ...........264...........77 ........27 ........162 ........1643 .........734 ........114.............9541992 ...........57...........316 ..........1828...........399 ..........577 .........100.........33 ..........25 ..........346 ............447..........299 ...........297...........44 ........21 ........145 ........1416 .........564 ..........84.............9591993 ...........58...........274 ..........1987...........294 ..........544 ...........89.........17 ..........29 ..........259 ............379..........256 ...........355...........28 ........13 ........117 ........1552 .........688 ..........87.............9631994 ...........58...........317 ..........2108...........430 ..........669 .........109.........14 ..........29 ..........387 ............424..........277 ...........350...........45 ........35 ........158 ........1591 .........708 ..........97.............9601995 ...........55...........319 ..........1949...........390 ..........622 .........110.........18 ..........46 ..........352 ............465..........200 ...........368...........38 ........30 ..........96 ........1451 .........660 ..........78.............9641996 ...........59...........290 ..........2058...........337 ..........597 ...........85.........20 ..........31 ..........303 ............396..........244 ...........337...........46 ........12 ........117 ........1606 .........640 ..........80.............9661997 ...........64...........315 ..........2298...........477 ..........725 .........134.........27 ..........45 ..........426 ............456..........255 ...........373...........50 ........24 ........113 ........1715 .........654 ........110.............9581998 ...........57...........336 ..........2075...........489 ..........697 .........125.........34 ..........47 ..........415 ............497..........255 ...........343...........42 ........25 ........122 ........1517 .........607 ..........86.............9611999 ...........59...........294 ..........2113...........399 ..........622 .........107.........19 ..........52 ..........348 ............437..........230 ...........445...........30 ........16 ..........67 ........1569 .........640 ........115.............9512000 ...........62...........315 ..........2212...........461 ..........696 .........126.........20 ..........45 ..........401 ............451..........232 ...........423...........37 ........30 ........111 ........1620 .........647 ........135.............9442001 ...........60...........309 ..........2141...........390 ..........661 .........116.........20 ..........24 ..........340 ............415..........213 ...........397...........31 ........31 ..........98 ........1604 .........592 ........114.............9512002 ...........66...........324 ..........2322...........476 ..........753 .........131.........26 ..........30 ..........429 ............442..........295 ...........454...........50 ........37 ..........68 ........1734 .........670 ..........75.............9702003 ...........61...........299 ..........2191...........402 ..........655 .........127.........29 ..........36 ..........373 ............433..........231 ...........409...........23 ........17 ..........54 ........1623 .........679 ..........97.............9602004 ...........64...........298 ..........2203...........428 ..........656 .........121.........18 ..........49 ..........385 ............436..........309 ...........462...........31 ........25 ..........72 ........1678 .........620 ..........84.............9652005 ...........59...........315 ..........2141...........435 ..........674 .........124.........33 ..........38 ..........397 ............457..........240 ...........445...........29 ........20 ..........48 ........1554 .........515 ..........99.............9542006 ...........59...........290 ..........2077...........390 ..........603 .........105.........22 ..........57 ..........355 ............444..........222 ...........452...........37 ........27 ..........55 ........1547 .........596 ........101.............9552007 ...........59...........291 ..........2048...........360 ..........596 ...........98.........23 ..........20 ..........317 ............391..........207 ...........413...........42 ........21 ..........77 ........1576 .........569 ..........91.............9592008 ...........59...........290 ..........2079...........366 ..........602 .........105.........24 ..........42 ..........339 ............424..........238 ...........455...........32 ........21 ..........57 ........1586 .........581 ..........83.............9632009 ...........64...........291 ..........2193...........389 ..........638 .........113.........12 ..........47 ..........346 ............418..........260 ...........464...........37 ........21 ..........53 ........1717 .........688 ..........65.............9742010 ...........56...........312 ..........1974...........430 ..........616 ...........87.........13 ..........44 ..........390 ............436..........299 ...........443...........34 ........30 ..........71 ........1504 .........596 ..........84.............9622011 ...........58...........259 ..........1952...........299 ..........505 .........100.........11 ..........22 ..........267 ............355..........280 ...........445...........43 ........19 ..........51 ........1553 .........608 ..........78.............9652012 ...........60...........278 ..........2075...........346 ..........577 ...........99.........12 ..........23 ..........305 ............371..........226 ...........439...........43 ........19 ..........66 ........1586 .........688 ..........97.............9592013 ...........62...........273 ..........2107...........321 ..........575 .........102...........8 ..........18 ..........300 ............355..........237 ...........407...........53 ........18 ..........93 ........1652 .........614 ..........52.............978

(Sacrifice bunts and sacrifice flies combined prior to 1978. A blank indicates statistics not available.)


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YYEEAARR--BBYY--YYEEAARR TTEEAAMM PPIITTCCHHIINNGGYear ERA W L SV CG Sho IP H R ER BB SO WP HB1936 .........2.39 ........19..........6...........- ........19 .........3 .........196.0.........174 ............94...........52...........63.........145 .........8 .......151937 .........1.84 ........19..........9...........- ........18 .........2 .........215.0.........162 ............46...........44...........88.........157 .........5 .........81938 .........3.86 ........20........11...........- ........19 .........1 .........240.0.........224 ..........152.........103.........164.........142 .........9 .......181939 ................———— statistics not available ————-1940 .........2.90 ........18..........9...........- ........19 .........1 .........233.0.........202 ..........115...........75.........106.........155 .........4 .......101941 .........2.34 ........15........10...........- ........14 .........3 .........204.0.........152 ............74...........53.........104.........152 .......12 .........81942 .........2.50 ........17..........7...........- ........17 .........2 .........205.0.........170 ............79...........57...........79.........158 .......13 .........61946 .........2.81 ........32..........7...........- ........22 .........5 .........304.1.........252 ..........142...........95.........164.........214 .........9 .........81947 .........2.49 ........25..........8...........- ........20 .........4 .........275.9.........239 ..........111...........76.........131.........190 .......18 .......111948 .........3.95 ........17........14...........- ........11 .........1 .........269.0.........244 ..........164.........118...........94.........159 .......11 .........91949 .........3.87 ........16........20...........- ........12 .........3 .........305.0.........319 ..........212.........131.........137.........175 .......10 .......151950 .........3.06 ........20........14...........- ........14 .........2 .........288.2.........276 ..........178...........98.........116.........208 .........6 .......141951 .........3.71 ........21........12...........- ........17 .........0 .........281.2.........256 ..........227.........116.........202.........170 .......24 .........91952 .........3.44 ........20........15...........- ........20 .........3 .........293.0.........278 ..........176.........112.........151.........126 .........7 .......171953 .........3.23 ........24........15...........- ........17 .........6 .........340.0.........273 ..........152.........122.........140.........142 .........7 .......141954 .........2.54 ........16........15...........- ........15 .........4 .........265.1.........240 ..........146...........75...........84.........138 .........6 .......111955 .........2.60 ........22..........6...........- ........15 .........3 .........249.0.........215 ..........117...........72.........128.........174 .........6 .........61956 .........3.43 ........26........12...........- ........24 .........3 .........330.2.........300 ..........211.........126.........179.........243 .......22 .......121957 .........3.42 ........23..........9...........- ........19 .........3 .........276.2.........228 ..........150.........105.........123.........218 .......11 .......131958 .........2.42 ........36..........7...........- ........15 .........7 .........282.1.........241 ..........104...........76.........139.........161 .......16 .......191959 .........3.76 ........28..........9...........- ........18 .........1 .........313.2.........289 ..........211.........131.........181.........182 .......21 .......281960 .........3.06 ........25........13...........- ........20 .........3 .........324.0.........262 ..........158.........110.........160.........233 .......16 .......181961 .........4.20 ........22........14...........- ........16 .........3 .........298.0.........277 ..........206.........139.........179.........206 .......17 .......131962 .........3.57 ........28........10...........- ..........8 .........4 .........325.1.........286 ..........174.........129.........151.........262 .......15 .........61963 .........3.40 ........23........14...........- ........19 .........2 .........307.0.........292 ..........174.........116.........132.........245 ..........- .........91964 .........3.34 ........19........16...........- ........17 .........2 .........301.2.........286 ..........163.........112.........101.........191 ..........- .........61965 .........3.60 ........27........14...........- ........10 .........1 .........355.1.........321 ..........178.........142.........133.........256 .......25 .......101966 .........3.80 ........27........18...........- ..........8 .........3 .........392.2.........365 ..........214.........166.........179.........309 .......24 .......121967 .........3.23 ........22........13...........- ........13 .........4 .........303.2.........263 ..........161.........109.........220.........254 .......27 .......141968 .........3.03 ........32........20...........- ........13 .........4 .........446.0.........387 ..........211.........150.........193.........269 .......28 .......111969 .........3.72 ........16........27...........- ........10 .........1 .........399.1.........369 ..........235.........165.........231.........274 .......25 .......111970 .........3.09 ........28........18...........- ........11 .........6 .........419.0.........387 ..........212.........144.........212.........148 ..........- .......231971 .........2.53 ........29........24...........- ........10 .........6 .........473.1.........423 ..........200.........133.........195.........234 .......32 .........81972 .........4.34 ........25........32...........- ........11 .........2 .........484.2.........506 ..........307.........234.........270.........314 .......48 .......251973 .........4.54 ........31........25..........9 ........16 .........4 .........468.0.........520 ..........306.........236.........272.........298 .......34 .........81974 .........4.36 ........37........24..........8 ........16 .........5 .........504.1.........548 ..........281.........247.........252.........272 .......17 .......141975 .........3.90 ........22........25..........9 ........13 .........1 .........390.0.........366 ..........238.........169.........198.........264 .......15 .......151976 .........3.51 ........36........22..........8 ........17 .........6 .........491.1.........485 ..........239.........192.........192.........334 .......19 .......141977 .........3.29 ........49........16........11 ........15 .........8 .........576.0.........533 ..........269.........217.........225.........372 .......30 .......261978 .........4.73 ........38........27........10 ........14 .........6 .........554.0.........592 ..........369.........292.........311.........358 .........8 .......151979 .........3.97 ........55........18........19 ........20 .........6 .........608.0.........576 ..........346.........268.........343.........442 .......25 .......171980 .........4.02 ........40........26..........6 ........14 .........5 .........563.2.........527 ..........359.........252.........367.........367 .......42 .......301981 .........3.52 ........51........17........10 ........15 .........6 .........575.2.........500 ..........284.........225.........349.........378 .......36 .......281982 .........3.79 ........58........30........21 ........10 .........5 .........756.0.........713 ..........410.........318.........414.........471 .......40 .......481983 .........4.30 ........62........15........16 ........17 .........6 .........644.1.........637 ..........376.........308.........360.........419 .......40 .......321984 .........4.09 ........66........23........12 ........12 ........12 ........752.1.........763 ..........421.........342.........355.........458 .......55 .......271985 .........4.26 ........42........30........12 ........12 .........5 .........616.2.........613 ..........365.........292.........320.........424 .......57 .......351986 .........3.81 ........42........23..........9 ........15 .........5 .........543.2.........520 ..........342.........230.........333.........426 .......60 .......221987 .........4.15 ........32........28..........8 ........11 .........5 .........507.2.........485 ..........304.........234.........284.........424 .......62 .......401988 .........4.37 ........47........18........12 ........12 .........5 .........562.2.........583 ..........342.........273.........303.........431 .......53 .......381989 .........3.17 ........37........25..........8 ........19 .........5 .........504.2.........471 ..........236.........178.........206.........460 .......28 .......291990 .........3.61 ........49........22........12 ........15 ........10 ........598.1.........593 ..........294.........240.........242.........465 .......34 .......231991 .........4.38 ........43........21........11 ..........6 .........4 .........546.2.........563 ..........328.........266.........268.........436 .......42 .......361992 .........4.18 ........39........18........12 ..........2 .........2 .........472.0.........465 ..........270.........219.........223.........447 .......31 .......241993 .........4.77 ........22........36..........6 ........12 .........2 .........517.1.........540 ..........338.........274.........291.........328 .......47 .......421994 .........4.19 ........35........23..........5 ..........8 .........3 .........530.1.........558 ..........335.........247.........274.........304 .......46 .......431995 .........4.08 ........30........25..........4 ..........4 .........3 .........483.2.........469 ..........294.........219.........233.........357 .......53 .......501996 .........3.31 ........32........25........11 ..........3 .........0 .........535.1.........494 ..........254.........197.........212.........509 .......44 .......341997 .........4.47 ........41........22........17 ..........5 .........2 .........571.2.........627 ..........373.........284.........263.........581 .......40 .......391998 .........7.01 ........32........25........14 ..........7 .........0 .........505.2.........687 ..........459.........394.........300.........414 .......68 .......451999 .........6.35 ........27........32..........4 ..........7 .........0 .........523.0.........651 ..........466.........369.........286.........434 .......42 .......562000 .........5.46 ........32........28..........7 ..........4 .........0 .........540.0.........625 ..........407.........310.........281.........444 .......44 .......602001 .........4.28 ........34........26........12 ..........4 .........3 .........534.2.........551 ..........329.........254.........215.........520 .......60 .......532002 .........4.64 ........43........23........20 ..........3 .........5 .........578.0.........613 ..........352.........298.........237.........486 .......67 .......642003 .........5.21 ........29........32........10 ..........4 .........3 .........541.0.........635 ..........394.........313.........191.........372 .......54 .......602004 .........5.10 ........35........29........16 ..........5 .........5 .........559.1.........640 ..........383.........317.........210.........457 .......52 .......622005 .........6.19 ........24........35..........6 ..........4 .........1 .........518.0.........635 ..........437.........356.........245.........417 .......45 .......642006 .........6.72 ........23........36........10 ..........5 .........2 .........515.2.........625 ..........451.........385.........264.........460 .......59 .......732007 .........3.97 ........29........30..........9 ..........2 .........2 .........525.1.........508 ..........300.........232.........213.........452 .......43 .......382008 .........4.97 ........31........28..........8 ..........4 .........5 .........528.2.........573 ..........348.........292.........184.........493 .......52 .......512009 .........4.04 ........41........23........24 ..........4 .........6 .........572.1.........577 ..........311.........257.........165.........571 .......42 .......682010 .........5.65 ........28........28........10 ..........3 .........4 .........501.1.........644 ..........400.........315.........217.........412 .......44 .......552011 .........5.25 ........22........36........10 ..........1 .........2 .........517.2.........574 ..........361.........302.........235.........428 .......61 .......612022 .........5.42 ........26........34........12 ..........1 .........1 .........528.1.........638 ..........388.........318.........283.........386 .......50 .......372013 .........4.10 ........31........31........12 ..........4 .........3 .........550.2.........537 ..........286.........251.........265.........461 .......48 .......53

(Blanks indicate statistics not available.)

Alex Pelaez was a member of the 1998 Aztec squad thatset the school record with a .336 team batting average. Heled the team with a .399 average that year.

Brad Cutler holds the SDSU season record for lowestearned run average (1.69) for a pitcher with a minimumof 100 innings pitched. He set the mark in 1971, the onlyyear that SDSU had a team ERA under 3.00 in the Divi-sion I era.

ANNUAL BATTING CHAMPIONSYear Player Average1936 Hideo Higashi.....................................4051937 Walt Sefton ..........................................3981938 Moose Siraton .....................................4041939 Eddie Preisler ......................................4401940 Jerry Davison ......................................4591941 Jerry Davison ......................................3491942 Jerry Davison ......................................4381946 John Ritchey ........................................3561947 Earle Brucker.......................................4001948 Jim Kennerly .......................................3761949 Al Fodor...............................................3821950 Al Fodor...............................................3841951 Art Preston ..........................................4671952 Art Preston ..........................................4771953 Walt Haase ..........................................3381954 Dick North...........................................3501955 Mike Brown.........................................4321956 Jim Pyles ..............................................3961957 Jerry Smith...........................................3491958 Jerry Smith...........................................3781959 Jerry Smith...........................................4001960 Bob Moss..............................................3431961 Dennis Rickards..................................3561962 Burt Swaim..........................................3471963 Dave Flesner........................................3531964 Dick Neel .............................................3811965 Graig Nettles .......................................3551966 Craig Scoggins ....................................3441967 Mike Everett ........................................3781968 Dave Robinson....................................3251969 Tom Kam .............................................4191970 Doug Hunt ..........................................3791971 Ron Layton ..........................................3011972 Bob Kellison ........................................3411973 Bill Getz................................................3801974 John Helfrick .......................................4011975 Gary Armstrong .................................3461976 Kevin Kennedy ...................................3421977 Kevin McWhirter................................357

1978 Jeff Doyle .............................................3731979 Chris Jones...........................................3641980 Tony Gwynn .......................................4231981 Tony Gwynn .......................................4161982 Kevin Wiggins ....................................3621983 Kerwin Danley....................................3991984 Flavio Alfaro .......................................3831985 Mark Grace..........................................3951986 Eric Woods ..........................................3831987 Bob Parry .............................................4171988 Harry Henderson ...............................3911989 Harry Henderson ...............................4211990 Scott Dennison ....................................3621991 Derek Vinyard ....................................3831992 Steve Dietz...........................................4041993 Pat Mummy.........................................3641994 Jeff DaVanon .......................................3901995 Tony Zaragoza....................................3731996 Travis Lee ............................................3551997 Tavares Comeaux...............................3751998 Alex Pelaez ..........................................3991999 Chad Chop ..........................................3262000 Billy Montgomery ..............................3682001 Carlo Cota............................................3462002 Jake McLintock ...................................3742003 Anthony Gwynn.................................3592004 Brock Ungricht....................................3732005 Quintin Berry ......................................4192006 Paul Smyth ..........................................3702007 Joe Spiers .............................................3282008 Troy Hanzawa ....................................3702009 Erik Castro...........................................3822010 Brandon Meredith ..............................3832011 Cody Smith..........................................3202012 Tim Zier ...............................................3182013 tim Zier ................................................341

ANNUAL ERA CHAMPIONSYear Player ERA1936 Bill Raaka............................................2.341937 Hideo Higashi....................................1.151938 Bill Raaka............................................2.961939 Unavailable1940 Buss DeVolder ...................................2.331941 William Nettles ..................................1.541942 John Beck ............................................2.011946 Fulton Vickery ...................................1.761947 Phil Seewald.......................................1.081948 Walt Whittemore ...............................3.091949 Dick Barnes.........................................2.801950 Don Crickmore ..................................1.711951 Jim Poole.............................................2.581952 Jim Poole.............................................2.341953 Noel Mickelson..................................3.231954 Jim Poole.............................................1.771955 Noel Mickelson..................................1.661956 Dave Cavallin.....................................2.361957 Don Leigh ...........................................2.801958 Steve Evans.........................................1.221959 Bob Imlay............................................2.161960 Tom Biscotti........................................2.541961 Tom Biscotti........................................3.681962 Norm Marr .........................................2.101963 Larry Kramer .....................................1.931964 Bill Lefler ............................................3.111965 Galen Earls .........................................2.421966 Jack Milks ..........................................1.54

1967 Ron Coleman......................................1.151968 Scott Simon.........................................1.541969 Scott Simon.........................................3.281970 Casey Fulcher.....................................2.091971 Larry Luxemburg ..............................1.391972 Hayden Thomas ................................3.291973 Bill deLorimier ...................................2.571974 Greg Wilkes........................................3.041975 Marty French......................................2.061976 Dave Smith .........................................2.591977 Mike Couchee ....................................2.041978 Curt Burkhead ...................................2.451979 Curt Burkhead ...................................2.351980 John Lyons..........................................2.281981 Mark Williamson...............................1.691982 Mark Williamson...............................1.731983 Kevin Piper.........................................2.841984 Bill Blount ...........................................2.321985 Mike Erb .............................................2.631986 Mike Erb .............................................2.801987 James Campbell .................................2.021988 Jim Gibbs ............................................2.521989 Dave Riddle........................................2.521990 Kurt Archer ........................................2.421991 Brian Holliday....................................3.381992 Rick Navarro ......................................1.371993 Rich Juarez..........................................2.911994 John Lynn ...........................................2.971995 Adam Virchis .....................................3.381996 Brian Scott...........................................2.931997 Chad Wanders ...................................3.091998 Chad Wanders ...................................4.681999 Aaron Harang ....................................4.472000 Chris Hartshorn.................................3.682001 John Skinner .......................................3.582002 Chris Dunwell....................................3.922003 Mike Moat ..........................................4.582004 Scott Shoemaker ................................3.992005 Bruce Billings .....................................3.852006 Bruce Billings .....................................3.432007 Lance Sewell.......................................3.162008 Stephen Strasburg .............................1.572009 Stephen Strasburg .............................1.322010 Addison Reed ....................................2.502011 Cole Swanson.....................................3.232012 Justin Hepner .....................................2.942013 Ryan Doran ........................................2.82


AANNNNUUAALL BBAATTTTIINNGG && EERRAA LLEEAADDEERRSS

Travis Lee

Bruce Billings


BBAATTTTIINNGG && EERRAA TTOOPP TTEENNSS

SEASON BATTING AVERAGE100-149 At Bats

Art Preston, 1952 .............................................477Art Preston, 1951 .............................................467Ron Vanegas, 1984 ..........................................440Jerry Davison, 1942 .........................................438Tony Gwynn, 1980 ..........................................423Moose Siraton, 1938 ........................................404Chris Gwynn, 1985..........................................403Jerry Smith, 1959..............................................400Jim Pyles, 1956 .................................................396Walt Sefton, 1938 .............................................395

150-199 At Bats

Bob Parry, 1987 ................................................417Tony Gwynn, 1981 ..........................................416Nikco Riesgo, 1987 ..........................................413Steve Dietz, 1992..............................................404Robert Womack, 1998 .....................................390Damien Kolb, 1998 ..........................................383Eric Woods, 1986 .............................................383Bill Getz, 1973...................................................380Doug Hunt, 1970 .............................................379Tavares Comeaux, 1997..................................375

200-249 At Bats

Quintin Berry, 2005 .........................................419John Helfrick, 1974 ..........................................401Alex Pelaez, 1998 .............................................399Jeff DaVanon, 1994 ..........................................390Terry Jones, 1983..............................................387Brandon Meredith, 2010 .................................383Derek Vinyard, 1991 .......................................383Erik Castro, 2009..............................................382Kent Torve, 1984..............................................380Al Romero, 1981 ..............................................376

250+ At Bats

Kerwin Danley, 1983.......................................399Mark Grace, 1985.............................................395Flavio Alfaro, 1984 ..........................................383Chris Gwynn, 1984..........................................383Terry Jones, 1984..............................................382Bobby Meacham, 1981 ....................................375Troy Hanzawa, 2008 .......................................370Chris Jones, 1979..............................................364Chris Cannizzaro, 1983...................................363Kevin Wiggins, 1982 .......................................362

SEASON ERA50-75 Innings Pitched

Rick Navarro, 1992 .........................................1.37Larry Luxemburg, 1971 .................................1.39Mark Williamson, 1981..................................1.69Larry Kramer, 1963 ........................................1.93Mike Couchee, 1977 .......................................2.04Steve Taylor, 1971...........................................2.07Casey Fulcher, 1970........................................2.09Bob Imlay, 1958...............................................2.13Bob Imlay, 1959...............................................2.16Buss DeVolder, 1940 ......................................2.33

75-100 Innings Pitched

Scott Simon, 1968............................................1.54Stephen Strasburg, 2008 ................................1.57Al Churchman, 1937 ......................................1.63Noel Mickelsen, 1955 .....................................1.66Jim Gleason, 1947 ...........................................1.68Jim Poole, 1954................................................1.77Bob Cluck, 1967 ..............................................1.94Jim Campbell, 1987 ........................................2.02John Lyons, 1980.............................................2.28Bill Blount, 1984 ..............................................2.32

100+ Innings Pitched

Stephen Strasburg, 2009 ................................1.32Brad Cutler, 1971 ............................................1.69Mark Williamson, 1982..................................1.73Kurt Archer, 1990 ...........................................2.42Rob Brown, 1988.............................................2.53Dave Smith, 1976 ............................................2.59Al Churchman, 1936 ......................................2.71Mike Erb, 1986 ................................................2.80Rich Juarez, 1993.............................................2.91Rob Brown, 1989.............................................2.98

CAREER BATTING AVERAGE250-349 At Bats

Jerry Davison, 1940-42, 47 ..............................403Walt Sefton, 1937-39........................................378Ralf Nasif, 1969-70...........................................369Doug Hunt, 1969-70 ........................................367Graig Nettles, 1965-66.....................................356Robert Womack, 1998-99................................348Dave Robinson, 1966-68 .................................347Burt Swaim, 1960-62........................................329Bob Steel, 1960-62 ............................................326Dennis Rickards, 1960-62 ...............................321

350-449 At Bats

Art Preston, 1950-52 ........................................431Tony Gwynn, 1979-81.....................................398Alex Pelaez, 1997-98........................................377Kevin Wiggins, 1981-82 ..................................367John Helfrick, 1973-74.....................................364Jerry Smith, 1956-59 ........................................361Bob Parry, 1986-87...........................................361Chris Jones, 1978-79 ........................................353Rick Page, 1990-92 ...........................................352Bill Getz, 1973-74 .............................................348

450+ At Bats

Terry Jones, 1983-84 ........................................384Quintin Berry, 2005-06....................................376Al Romero, 1980-81 .........................................364Chris Gwynn, 1983-85.....................................363Bobby Meacham, 1979-81...............................361Kerwin Danley, 1980-83 .................................357Harry Henderson, 1986-89 .............................354Steve Montejano, 1985-88...............................344Scott Dennison, 1990-91..................................344Kent Torve, 1982-84.........................................343

CAREER ERA125-200 Innings Pitched

Mark Williamson, 1981-82 ............................1.72Stephen Strasburg, 2007- ...............................1.81Brad Cutler, 1970-71.......................................2.05Addison Reed, 2008-10 ..................................2.16Jim Gleason, 1946-47 ......................................2.26Scott Simon, 1968-69 ......................................2.34Larry Luxemburg, 1971-72............................2.42John Lyons, 1980-81 .......................................2.61Scott Davis, 1975-77........................................2.86Mike Finch, 1977-79 .......................................2.95

200+ Innings Pitched

Stephen Strasburg, 2007-09 ...........................1.59Al Churchman, 1936-37 .................................2.30Jim Poole, 1951-54 ..........................................2.41Rick Navarro, 1989-92....................................2.58Bob Imlay, 1957-60 .........................................2.67Rob Brown, 1988-89 .......................................2.76Richard Walker, 1952-55................................2.80Casey Fulcher, 1969-70 ..................................2.87Noel Mickelsen, 1953-56................................2.88Curtis Burkhead, 1978-81 ..............................2.90Bob Cluck, 1966-67 .........................................2.90

AZTEC NO-HITTERSRichard “Dixie” Walker ...............March 6, 1954

SDSU 18, Whittier 0Bill Lefler ......................................March 28, 1964

SDSU 6, Brigham Young 0Ron Dargo ....................................March 28, 1966

SDSU 5, Brigham Young 0Matt Giampaoli ...........................March 22, 1982

SDSU 7, UC San Diego 0Mike Erb .........................................April 22, 1986

SDSU 7, Utah 1Jim Gibbs, Kevin Nielsen.............April 23, 1989

SDSU 14, Air Force 0Stephen Strasburg ............................May 8, 2009

SDSU 5, Air Force 0

Quintin Berry

Runs1936...Bill Larson ......................................291937...Hideo Higashi................................221938...Morris Siraton ................................381939...Not available1940...Jerry Davison .................................201941...Bill Webster ....................................201942...John Ritchey ...................................301946...John Ritchey ...................................401947...Earle Brucker..................................311948...Earle Brucker, Bob Kennedy........281949...Willie Steele....................................321950...Art Preston .....................................401951...Art Preston .....................................421952...Art Preston .....................................411953...Eddie Thile .....................................341954...Dick North......................................301955...Dick North......................................331956...Bill Row...........................................441957...Bob Schertzer .................................341958...Jerry Smith......................................401959...Jerry Smith......................................441960...Dick Salomon.................................321961...Dennis Rickards.............................351962...Dick Salomon.................................381963...Dave Flesner...................................361964...Charlie Neel ...................................321965...Graig Nettles ..................................381966...Craig Scoggins ...............................331967...Mike Everett...................................311968...Jim Nettles ......................................491969...Doug Hunt .....................................371970...Doug Hunt, Dennis Major ...........401971...Dan Doty, Ron Layton,

Chris Ward ..............................221972...Roy Weyand...................................281973...Billy Getz ........................................411974...George McPherson........................551975...Jim Skaalen.....................................341976...Gary Armstrong ............................501977...Chick Valley ...................................571978...Pat Rubino......................................501979...Chris Jones......................................761980...Bobby Meacham ............................681981...Bobby Meacham ............................901982...Chris Cannizzaro...........................811983...Chris Cannizzaro...........................871984...Chris Gwynn..................................951985...Mark Grace, Steve Hill .................631986...Nikco Riesgo ..................................581987...Nikco Riesgo ..................................581988...Steve Montejano ............................591989...Brian Dunn.....................................491990...Scott Dennison...............................701991...Bill Dunckel....................................561992...Steve Dietz......................................601993...Steve Dietz......................................441994...Travis Lee .......................................601995...Travis Lee .......................................481996...Travis Lee .......................................571997...Stewart Smothers ..........................531998...Kalin Foulds ...................................581999...Paul Lockhart.................................502000...Matt Ricardy ..................................582001...Anthony Gwynn............................482002...Anthony Gwynn............................582003...James Guerrero ..............................522004...Landon Burt ...................................612005...Quintin Berry .................................602006...Quintin Berry .................................612007...Troy Hanzawa ...............................472008...Troy Hanzawa ...............................532009...Cory Vaughn..................................542010...Mitch Blackburn ............................632011...Brandon Meredith.........................442012...Greg Allen ......................................442013...Greg Allen ......................................51

Hits1936...Bill Larson ......................................341937...Walt Sefton .....................................391938...Walt Sefton .....................................451939...Not available1940...Jerry Davison .................................451941...Bill Webster ....................................321942...Jerry Davison .................................461946...Mickey Aguirre..............................551947...Mickey Aguirre..............................391948...Earle Brucker..................................391949...Willie Steele....................................441950...Art Preston .....................................481951...Art Preston .....................................641952...Art Preston .....................................611953...Walt Haase, Paul Held .................391954...Dick North......................................421955...Dick North......................................371956...Dick Warren ...................................491957...Bob Schertzer .................................411958...Jerry Smith......................................451959...Jerry Smith......................................561960...Dick Salomon.................................501961...Dennis Rickards.............................371962...Burt Swaim.....................................521963...Dave Flesner...................................481964...Graig Nettles ..................................451965...Graig Nettles ..................................551966...Ken Rupe, Tom Whelan ...............471967...Mike Everett...................................451968...Dave Robinson...............................681969...Doug Hunt .....................................621970...Doug Hunt .....................................641971...Ron Layton .....................................521972...Bob Kellison ...................................591973...Billy Getz ........................................701974...John Helfrick ..................................851975...Gary Armstrong ............................631976...Gary Armstrong ............................671977...Kevin McWhirter...........................821978...Doug Elliott ....................................811979...Chris Jones......................................921980...Bobby Meacham ............................911981...Bobby Meacham ............................971982...Chris Cannizzaro.........................1011983...Kerwin Danley.............................1081984...Chris Gwynn................................1371985...Mark Grace...................................1071986...Eric Woods .....................................721987...Bob Parry ........................................831988...Harry Henderson ..........................811989...Jeff Barry, Harry Henderson .......711990...Scott Dennison...............................841991...Derek Vinyard ...............................801992...Steve Dietz......................................761993...Pat Mummy ...................................791994...Jeff DaVanon..................................921995...Travis Lee .......................................701996...Travis Lee .......................................781997...Stewart Smothers ..........................821998...Alex Pelaez .....................................931999...Paul Lockhart.................................722000...Billy Montgomery .........................822001...Carlo Cota.......................................822002...Carlo Cota.......................................912003...Anthony Gwynn............................972004...Brock Ungricht...............................932005...Quintin Berry .................................962006...Paul Smyth .....................................842007...Troy Hanzawa ...............................752008...Troy Hanzawa ...............................952009...Erik Castro......................................832010...Mitch Blackburn ............................872011...Tim Zier ..........................................682012...Tim Zier ..........................................672013...Tim Zier ..........................................86

Doubles1936...Glen Garbani....................................41937...Reed Hastings ..................................71938...Eddie Preisler...................................71939...Not available1940...Hal Webster......................................61941...Bill Webster ......................................41942...Jerry Davison, John Peters .............41946...John Ritchey ...................................111947...Mickey Aguirre, Bob Kennedy......51948...Don Smith.........................................51949...Willie Steele......................................81950...Al Fodor, Art Preston .....................91951...Art Preston .....................................101952...Art Preston, Bud Smith ..................91953...Sumpter Smith, Eddie Thile...........61954...Dick North........................................61955...Dick North, Dick Pomeroy ............61956...Dick Warren .....................................81957...Jerry Smith........................................91958...Jerry Smith........................................81959...Jerry Smith......................................101960...Dick Salomon...................................61961...Jerry Stryker .....................................51962...Bob Estavillo ..................................101963...Dave Flesner.....................................91964...Charlie Neel ...................................141965...Mike Everett...................................121966...Tom Whelan...................................111967...Mike Everett.....................................81968...Dave Robinson...............................161969...Doug Hunt .......................................81970...Dan Doty ..........................................91971...Dan Morrow.....................................81972...Bob Kellison ...................................121973...Stan DeKoven ................................131974...John Helfrick ..................................121975...Jim Skaalen.....................................111976...Kevin McWhirter...........................131977...Doug Elliott ....................................151978...Jeff Doyle ........................................181979...Chris Jones, Monte McAbee ........201980...Monte McAbee ..............................201981...Bobby Meacham ............................151982...Kerwin Danley...............................191983...Terry Jones .....................................231984...Chris Gwynn, Terry Jones............311985...Mark Grace.....................................171986...Steve Montejano ............................191987...Bob Parry ........................................191988...Steve Montejano ............................211989...Harry Henderson ..........................151990...Eric Christopherson ......................181991...Bill Dunckel....................................161992...Derek Vinyard, Brad Gennaro,

Jason Ledford, Steve Dietz .......101993...Greg Quam.....................................111994...Heath Hayes...................................221995...Steve Hagins, Travis Lee ..............131996...Travis Lee .......................................141997...Jason Phillips..................................191998...Alex Pelaez .....................................201999...Paul Lockhart.................................182000...Matt Ricardy ..................................222001...Carlo Cota.......................................132002...Carlo Cota.......................................262003...Garrett Cook ..................................212004...Brock Ungricht...............................212005...Quintin Berry .................................182006...Paul Smyth .....................................192007...Brandon Glover .............................162008...Troy Hanzawa, Brandon Glover.152009...Erik Castro......................................202010...Cory Vaughn, Chris Wilson ........142011...J. Torrres, B. Meredith ..................152012...T. Zier, G. Allen, R. Muno............122013...Ryan Muno.....................................17

Triples1936...Five tied with ...................................11937...Norval Gardner ...............................21938...Morris Siraton ..................................31939...Not available1940...Hal Webster......................................21941...Eight tied with .................................11942...N. Ellis, D. Mitchell,H. Summers..31946...Mickey Aguirre, John Ritchey .......61947...Earle Brucker....................................81948...Earle Brucker....................................61949...Willie Steele......................................71950...Bob Nelson .......................................61951...Art Preston .......................................81952...Art Preston .......................................61953...Walt Haase, Eddie Thile.................31954...Jim Beasley .......................................41955...Mike Brown, Dick North,

Clyde Thomas ..............................31956...Dick Pomeroy ..................................41957...Jerry Smith........................................41958...Bob Schertzer ...................................31959...Jerry Smith........................................31960...Dick Salomon...................................41961...Bob Steel ...........................................51962...Dennis Rickards...............................41963...Dave Flesner, Pete Force ................41964...Bob Estavillo ....................................41965...Mike Everett.....................................41966...Ed Mendez, Craig Scoggins...........31967...Mike Everett, Paul Zetts .................41968...Jim Nettles ........................................41969...Doug Hunt .......................................41970...Doug Hunt, Dennis Major .............51971...D. Doty, B. Kellison,R. Layton.......21972...Steve Dean, Stan DeKoven ............31973...Bob Kellison .....................................51974...John Helfrick ....................................51975...Jeff Ellison.........................................41976...Gary Armstrong ..............................61977...G.Armstrong, K. McWhirter..........41978...Chris Jones........................................51979...Chris Jones........................................51980...Ed Amelung .....................................61981...Vic Martin.........................................81982...Chris Cannizzaro.............................41983...Joe Holvey ........................................51984...Chris Gwynn....................................91985...Mark Grace.......................................51986...Steve Hill, Nikco Riesgo.................51987...Nikco Riesgo ..................................101988...Jeff Champ........................................61989...Anthony Johnson ............................41990...Bill Dunckel......................................61991...Bill Dunckel......................................81992...Brad Gennaro...................................61993...Malcolm Warfield, Pat Mummy,

Jason Ledford, Greg Quam ........31994...Jeff DaVanon....................................31995...Travis Lee, David Sanchez.............41996...Steve Hagins ....................................61997...Stewart Smothers ............................91998...Javier Ramos ....................................61999...Sean Pierce, Robert Womack.........42000...Edgar Gonzalez, Paul Lockhart,

Billy Montgomery........................42001...Anthony Gwynn..............................42002...Carlo Cota.........................................52003...Anthony Gwynn..............................72004...Landon Burt, James Guerrero .......42005...James Guerrero ................................82006...Paul Smyth .......................................62007...Glover, Hanzawa, Romero ............52008..Troy Hanzawa .................................72009...Cory Vaughn....................................42010...Josh Chasse.......................................32011...C. Smith, B. Meredith......................42012...Spencer Thornton............................32013...Tim Zier ............................................2


AANNNNUUAALL TTEEAAMM OOFFFFEENNSSIIVVEE LLEEAADDEERRSS


AANNNNUUAALL TTEEAAMM OOFFFFEENNSSIIVVEE LLEEAADDEERRSSHome Runs1936...Six tied with .....................................11937...Walt Sefton .......................................31938...Reed Hastings ..................................41939...Not available1940...Buss DeVolder, Eddie Preisler ......21941...Bill Webster ......................................21942...Jerry Davison, John Ritchey,

Hal Summers................................21946...Mickey Aguirre................................51947...Earle Brucker,

Bernie Goodbody.........................41948...Earle Brucker....................................51949...Willie Steele......................................31950...Bob Nelson .......................................41951...Art Preston .......................................71952...Bud Smith.........................................31953...Eddie Thile .......................................91954...Walt Haase .......................................61955...Dick North, Bill Lachermann ........51956...Tom Rinks ........................................61957...Tom Rinks ........................................61958...Tom Rinks ......................................131959...Jerry Wayt ........................................61960...Dennis Rickards...............................31961...Dick Salomon...................................61962...Dennis Rickards...............................41963...Bob Estavillo ....................................61964...Charlie Neel .....................................41965...Graig Nettles ....................................91966...Mike Steele .......................................71967...Jim Nettles ........................................51968...Glen Shoemaker ..............................61969...Doug Hunt .......................................31970...Dennis Major....................................51971...Tim Wulfemeyer..............................51972...Chris Ward .......................................61973...Bob Kellison .....................................81974...John Helfrick ..................................161975...Jim Skaalen.......................................71976...Kevin Kennedy ................................71977...Kevin McWhirter.............................81978...Pat Rubino......................................191979...Paul Wirkus....................................121980...Al Romero ......................................121981...Tony Gwynn ..................................111982...Rick Barlow ......................................81983...Steve Moscaret .................................81984...Chris Gwynn..................................191985...Steve Hill ..........................................51986...Deron Johnson, Bob Parry..............81987...Nikco Riesgo ....................................81988...Steve Montejano ............................121989...Brian Lutes .......................................81990...Jeff Barry, Brian Grebeck................91991...Marcelino Garcia, Brad Gennaro ..31992...Brad Gennaro...................................91993...Heath Hayes...................................141994...Heath Hayes.....................................81995...Brian Kooiman...............................121996...Travis Lee .......................................141997...Andy Bevins...................................101998...Alex Pelaez .....................................161999...Paul Lockhart.................................112000...Paul Lockhart.................................112001...Sean Pierce........................................62002...Chad Corona....................................92003...Rielly Embrey ..................................82004...Chad Corona....................................72005...Lance Zawadzki ............................102006...Tim O’Brien, Paul Smyth .............112007...Frank LoNigro .................................82008...Nick Romero ..................................122009...Erik Castro......................................112010...Cory Vaughn....................................92011...C. Wilson, B. Meredith ...................52012...Chris Wilson...................................102013...Ty France ..........................................5

Runs Batted In1936...Bill Larson ......................................271937...Frank Galindo................................251938...Walt Sefton .....................................281939...Not available1940...Hal Webster....................................161941...Remo Sabatini ................................151942...John Ritchey ...................................251946...John Ritchey ...................................381947...Don Smith.......................................301948...Earle Brucker..................................241949...Willie Steele....................................291950...Art Preston .....................................291951...Art Preston .....................................491952...Bob Smith .......................................361953...Eddie Thile .....................................321954...Walt Haase .....................................341955...Bill Lachermann ............................311956...Tom Rinks ......................................351957...Tom Rinks ......................................321958...Tom Rinks ......................................471959...Jerry Smith......................................341960...Bob Imlay........................................311961...Dick Salomon.................................311962...Dennis Rickards.............................391963...Bob Estavillo ..................................241964...Charlie Neel ...................................271965...Mike Steele .....................................351966...Mike Steele .....................................341967...Jim Nettles ......................................251968...Jim Nettles ......................................381969...Greg Mattinson..............................271970...Steve Abbey ...................................271971...Steve Abbey ...................................211972...Chris Ward .....................................301973...Bob Kellison ...................................361974...John Helfrick ..................................701975...Jim Skaalen.....................................391976...Chick Valley ...................................391977...Kevin McWhirter...........................581978...Pat Rubino......................................671979...Monte McAbee ..............................571980...Al Romero ......................................681981...Al Romero ......................................661982...Kerwin Danley...............................611983...Terry Jones .....................................681984...Chris Gwynn..................................951985...Mark Grace.....................................551986...Deron Johnson ...............................461987...Nikco Riesgo ..................................591988...Steve Montejano ............................661989...Brian Dunn.....................................381990...Jeff Barry.........................................591991...Scott Dennison...............................431992...Brad Gennaro.................................521993...Heath Hayes...................................551994...Heath Hayes...................................681995...Brian Kooiman...............................621996...Travis Lee .......................................601997...Andy Bevins...................................531998...Alex Pelaez .....................................691999...Paul Lockhart.................................562000...Paul Lockhart.................................542001...Pilar Amaya ...................................482002...Jake McLintock ..............................582003...Garrett Cook ..................................402004...Rielly Embrey ................................572005...James Guerrero ..............................542006...Paul Smyth .....................................632007...Nick Romero ..................................472008...Nick Romero ..................................612009...Erik Castro......................................562010...Cory Vaughn..................................552011...Brandon Meredith.........................382012...Chris Wilson...................................372013...Ryan Muno.....................................45

Walks1936...Glen Garbani..................................201937...Frank Galindo................................221938...Morris Siraton ................................271939...Not available1940...Bob Menke......................................151941...Jim Wilson ......................................131942...John Ritchey ...................................211946...John Ritchey ...................................351947...Don Brorson ...................................421948...Earle Brucker, Bob Kennedy........251949...Jim Bass...........................................341950...Tom Jones .......................................281951...Tom Jones .......................................231952...Eddie Thile .....................................271953...Eddie Thile .....................................281954...Walt Haase .....................................411955...Clyde Thomas................................361956...Tom Rinks ......................................371957...Rowland Hill..................................321958...Bud Gardner ..................................341959...Jerry Smith......................................341960...Dennis Rickards.............................271961...Dennis Rickards.............................271962...Bob Lucas .......................................351963...Tony Carrasco................................281964...Bob Estavillo, Charlie Neel ..........251965...Graig Nettles ..................................231966...Seiran Stepanian ............................361967...Seiran Stepanian ............................281968...Terry Scholfield .............................441969...Doug Hunt .....................................311970...Doug Hunt .....................................341971...Dan Doty ........................................301972...Chris Ward .....................................401973...Bob Kellison ...................................321974...Billy Getz ........................................451975...Jim Skaalen.....................................331976...Jeff Ellison.......................................431977...Gary Armstrong ............................591978...Jeff Doyle ........................................351979...Steve Mobberly..............................441980...Monte McAbee ..............................481981...Al Newman....................................651982...Chris Cannizzaro...........................681983...Chris Cannizzaro...........................831984...Flavio Alfaro ..................................451985...Steve Hill ........................................451986...Steve Hill ........................................521987...Nikco Riesgo ..................................411988...Chuck McInnis...............................371989...Brian Dunn.....................................361990...Brian Grebeck ................................591991...Steve Dietz......................................341992...Rick Page ........................................341993...Steve Dietz......................................331994...Heath Hayes...................................361995...Travis Lee .......................................311996...Travis Lee .......................................551997...Andy Bevins...................................301998...Jason Pacheco.................................361999...Robert Womack .............................362000...Edgar Gonzalez .............................362001...Sean Pierce......................................232002...Jon Stephens...................................362003...James Guerrero ..............................362004...James Guerrero ..............................462005...Brock Ungricht...............................382006...Tim O’Brien....................................322007...Nick Romero ..................................322008...Brandon Glover .............................362009...Erik Castro......................................442010...Jomel Torres ...................................432011...Jomel Torres ...................................432012...Spencer Thornton..........................232013...Greg Allen ......................................36

Stolen Bases1936...Glen Garbani....................................91937...Hideo Higashi................................151938...Morris Siraton ................................111939...Not available1940...Bob Menke......................................141941...Bill Webster ......................................71942...John Ritchey ...................................141946...John Ritchey ...................................251947...Mickey Aguirre................................91948...Bob Kennedy....................................61949...Jim Bass...........................................171950...Art Preston .....................................151951...Art Preston .....................................141952...Art Preston .....................................161953...Walt Haase, Eddie Thile.................61954...Walt Haase, Dick Pomeroy............81955...Dick Pomeroy ................................101956...Jim Pyles .........................................141957...Clyde Thomas................................121958...Rowland Hill....................................61959...Jerry Wayt ........................................81960...Dave Olsen .......................................81961...Dick Salomon.................................131962...Burt Swaim.......................................91963...Dave Flesner...................................121964...Ed Mendez .......................................61965...Ed Mendez .....................................171966...Craig Scoggins ...............................221967...Mike Everett.....................................81968...Dave Robinson...............................231969...Doug Hunt .....................................291970...Doug Hunt .....................................221971...Dan Doty ........................................171972...Tim Wulfemeyer............................151973...Billy Getz ........................................221974...George McPherson........................371975...Reggie Bramlett .............................131976...Tim Cashman.................................151977...Gary Armstrong ............................261978...Jeff Doyle ........................................221979...Chris Jones......................................401980...Bobby Meacham ............................521981...Al Newman....................................451982...Rick Barlow ....................................321983...Chris Cannizzaro...........................391984...Lewis Graham, Steve Hill ............251985...Steve Hill ........................................441986...Eric Woods .....................................341987...Bob Parry ........................................241988...Jeff Barry.........................................351989...Jeff Barry.........................................271990...Jeff Barry.........................................401991...Derek Vinyard ...............................341992...Derek Vinyard ...............................291993...Steve Dietz......................................311994...Travis Lee .......................................341995...Jeff DaVanon..................................231996...Kalin Foulds ...................................421997...Andy Bevins...................................291998...Kalin Foulds ...................................581999...Robert Womack .............................182000...Billy Montgomery .........................282001...Taber Lee ........................................242002...Anthony Gwynn............................252003...Anthony Gwynn............................252004...Landon Burt ...................................302005...Quintin Berry .................................182006...Quintin Berry .................................322007...Cameron Johnson, Joe Spiers.......142008...Troy Hanzawa ...............................112009...Cory Vaughn..................................152010...C. Vaughn, J. Van Hoosier ..........152011...Cody Smith.....................................152012...Greg Allen ......................................112013...Greg allen .......................................25

Appearances1936...Al Churchman ...............................191937...Al Churchman ...............................191938...Dodd Davies, Bill Raaka...............131939...Not available1940...Buss DeVolder, Bill Rowland ........91941...Jack Frost ..........................................81942...Nick Ellis.........................................121946...Jim Gleason ....................................151947...Jim Gleason ....................................131948...Bill Ruzich ......................................131949...Bill Ruzich ......................................121950...Bill Ruzich ......................................141951...Jim Poole.........................................181952...Jim Poole, Dick Walker.................151953...Jim Poole.........................................191954...Jim Poole.........................................141955...Noel Mickelsen ..............................111956...Ken Bailey.......................................161957...Don Leigh.......................................121958...Bob Imlay, Don Leigh...................151959...Tom Biscotti ...................................181960...Not available1961...Not available1962...Not available1963...Norm Marr .....................................181964...Norm Marr .....................................181965...John Lippert ...................................191966...Bob Cluck .......................................201967...Bob Cluck .......................................171968...Dave Middleton, Scott Simon......181969...Scott Simon.....................................201970...Brad Cutler .....................................251971...Brad Cutler .....................................221972...Larry Luxemburg ..........................251973...Bill deLorimer ................................251974...Bill deLorimer ................................251975...Marty French..................................201976...Thad Troedson...............................241977...Thad Troedson...............................261978...Thad Troedson...............................231979...Curtis Smith ...................................291980...Vic Martin.......................................291981...Mark Williamson...........................301982...Tim Lambert...................................321983...Kevin Piper.....................................301984...Phil Torres ......................................361985...Paul Claes .......................................291986...Matt Haar .......................................291987...Doug Royalty .................................361988...Rusty Filter .....................................261989...Dave Riddle....................................241990...Rusty Filter .....................................371991...Mark Gapski...................................321992...John Lynn .......................................341993...Steve Trainor..................................261994...Doug Webb ....................................321995...Desi Herrera...................................241996...Justin Brunette ...............................271997...Jeff Dufek........................................341998...Ruben Aguilera..............................221999...A.J. Samadani.................................292000...John Skinner...................................332001...Royce Ring .....................................322002...Royce Ring .....................................362003...Drew Jenson, Ronnie Lindsey,

Mike Moat, Joe Carque .............182004...Ryan Schroyer................................282005...Ben Coon ........................................212006...Adam Simon ..................................282007...Mike Koons ....................................332008...Addison Reed ................................242009...Andrew Leary................................262010...Ryan Wynveen ..............................292011...Rasmussen, Wynveen, Crabb......222012...Justin Hepner .................................222013...Ethan Miller ...................................26

Games Started1936...Al Churchman ...............................141937...Al Churchman .................................61938...Bill Raaka..........................................81939...Not Available1940...Buss DeVolder .................................91941...Bill Nettles ........................................81942...Nick Ellis.........................................111946...Hal Clarke, Jim Gleason .................91947...Jim Gleason ....................................111948...Bob Palash ......................................111949...Bill Ruzich ......................................101950...Bill Ruzich ......................................101951...Bert Grigsby ...................................111952...Jim Poole.........................................111953...Dick Walker ...................................121954...Dick Walker .....................................91955...Noel Mickelsen ..............................101956...Ken Bailey.........................................91957...Dave Cavallin, Don Leigh..............91958...Don Leigh.......................................111959...Don Leigh.......................................121960...Tom Biscotti ...................................121961...Tom Biscotti .....................................91962...Paul Scollard ....................................91963...Larry Kramer, Stan Michaels.......111964...Norm Marr .....................................111965...John Lippert ...................................121966...Bob Cluck .......................................131967...Ron Dargo ......................................121968...Dave Middleton.............................121969...Scott Simon.....................................111970...Larry Hemphill..............................151971...Brad Cutler .....................................161972...Steve Taylor....................................141973...Ray Bolton ......................................131974...Marty French..................................121975...Dave Smith.....................................141976...Dave Smith, Chick Valley ............141977...Thad Troedson...............................121978...Bud Black........................................141979...Curtis Burkhead, Scott Hergott...131980...Scott Hergott ..................................121981...Joe Ferrante, Nick Harsh..............141982...Greg Crabb .....................................211983...Bill Blount.......................................181984...Scott Kannenberg ..........................181985...Tim Arnsberg, Bill Blount,

Mike Erb.....................................131986...Mike Erb .........................................161987...Mike Erb .........................................151988...Rob Brown......................................171989...Rob Brown, Erik Plantenberg......151990...Erik Plantenberg............................191991...Rick Navarro..................................171992...Rick Navarro..................................101993...Rich Juarez .....................................151994...Heath Hayes...................................111995...Adam Virchis .................................111996...Brian Scott ......................................161997...Justin Brunette ...............................131998...Chad Wanders ...............................131999...Aaron Harang ................................162000...Jeremy Cook...................................172001...Marcos Mendoza ...........................142002...Rory Shortell ..................................182003...Mike Moat, Joe Carque.................172004...Scott Shoemaker ............................192005...Bruce Billings .................................162006...Justin Masterson............................162007...Lance Sewell, Bruce Billings,

Steven Hirschfeld ......................152008...Nate Solow .....................................152009...Stephen Strasburg .........................152010...Bryan Crabb ...................................132011...Ethan Miller ...................................122012...Ryan Doran ....................................132013...Ryan Doran ....................................16

Complete Games1936...Al Churchman ...............................141937...Al Churchman .................................61938...Bill Raaka..........................................81939...Not available1940...Buss DeVolder .................................71941...Bill Nettles ........................................81942...Nick Ellis...........................................61946...Hal Clarke, Jim Gleason .................61947...Jim Gleason ......................................81948...Bill Ruzich ........................................41949...Dick Barnes ......................................51950...Bill Ruzich ........................................61951...Bert Grigsby, Jim Poole ..................61952...Jim Poole...........................................71953...Bill Walker........................................71954...Dick Walker .....................................61955...Noel Mickelsen ................................61956...Ken Bailey.......................................101957...Dave Cavallin ..................................61958...Don Leigh.........................................41959...Bob Imlay..........................................61960...Tom Biscotti .....................................41961...Tom Biscotti, Larry Thompson......51962...Stan Michaels ...................................31963...Norm Marr .......................................91964...Norm Marr .......................................81965...Dave Bruen, John Lippert ..............31966...Bob Cluck .........................................41967...Bob Cluck, Ron Dargo ....................61968...Scott Simon.......................................81969...Scott Simon.......................................31970...John Andrews ..................................41971...Brad Cutler .......................................71972...Mike Harrison, Steve Taylor..........31973...Ray Bolton ........................................81974...Bill deLorimer ..................................41975...Marty French, Dave Smith,

Greg Wilkes ..................................41976...Dave Smith.......................................71977...Chick Valley .....................................71978...Bud Black..........................................51979...Burkhead, Casarez, Hergott ..........41980...Vic Martin.........................................31981...Nick Harsh .......................................51982...Greg Crabb .......................................41983...Bill Blount.........................................81984...T. Arnsberg, S. Kannenberg...........61985...Tim Arnsberg, Mike Erb.................41986...Mike Erb ...........................................71987...Mike Erb ...........................................51988...Rob Brown........................................61989...Rob Brown......................................111990...Kurt Archer, Andy Petersen ..........51991...Clint Borman....................................31992...Jerry Stafford....................................61993...Rich Juarez .......................................71994...Heath Hayes.....................................31995...Adam Virchis ...................................31996...Jerrod Riggan ...................................21997...Chad Wanders .................................31998...Chad Wanders .................................51999...Aaron Harang ..................................32000...Jeremy Cook, Chris Dunwell,

Chris Hartshorn, Rory Shortell...12001...Marcos Mendoza .............................32002...Dunwell, Shortell, Moat .................12003...Mike Moat ........................................22004...Scott Shoemaker ..............................32005...Alex Hinshaw ..................................32006...Justin Masterson..............................42007...Bruce Billings, Steven Hirschfeld..12008...Stephen Strasburg ...........................42009...Stephen Strasburg ...........................22010...Addison Reed ..................................22011...Corey Black ......................................12012...Justin Hepner ...................................12013...M. Cederoth, R. Doran ...................2

Innings Pitched1936...Al Churchman ..........................146.01937...Al Churchman ............................88.11938...T.S. Walker ..................................78.91939...Not available1940...Buss DeVolder ............................66.01941...Jack Frost .....................................40.21942...Nick Ellis......................................86.01946...Hal Clark, Jim Gleason ..............65.21947...Jim Gleason .................................90.01948...Bill Ruzich ...................................64.01949...Bill Ruzich ...................................90.01950...Bill Ruzich ...................................78.01951...Bert Grigsby ................................89.11952...Jim Poole......................................84.11953...Jim Poole....................................103.21954...Jim Poole......................................79.21955...Noel Mickelsen ...........................86.01956...Ken Bailey..................................105.11957...Dave Cavallin .............................73.21958...Don Leigh....................................87.21959...Don Leigh....................................82.11960...Tom Biscotti ..............................101.11961...Tom Biscotti ................................70.21962...Larry Kramer ..............................63.01963...Norm Marr ................................111.11964...Norm Marr ................................110.11965...John Lippert ..............................101.21966...Bob Cluck ..................................113.11967...Ron Dargo ...................................95.01968...Scott Simon..................................99.11969...Scott Simon..................................85.01970...John Andrews .............................94.21971...Brad Cutler ................................117.11972...Steve Taylor.................................90.21973...Ray Bolton ...................................97.21974...Bill deLorimer ...........................108.11975...Dave Smith..................................91.01976...Chick Valley ..............................107.21977...Thad Troedson..........................101.21978...Bud Black.....................................87.11979...Bud Black.....................................80.21980...Vic Martin....................................91.21981...Nick Harsh ................................102.01982...Greg Crabb ................................129.11983...Bill Blount..................................120.11984...Scott Kannenberg .....................118.01985...Mike Erb ......................................96.01986...Mike Erb ....................................109.11987...Mike Erb ......................................98.21988...Rob Brown.................................110.11989...Rob Brown.................................114.21990...Erik Plantenberg.......................114.21991...Rick Navarro...............................98.11992...Benji Grigsby...............................79.01993...Rich Juarez ................................117.21994...Heath Hayes................................99.11995...Adam Virchis ..............................88.01996...Brian Scott ...................................98.11997...Chad Wanders ..........................102.01998...Chad Wanders ............................90.11999...Jeremy Cook, Aaron Harang ..108.22000...Jeremy Cook................................95.12001...Marcos Mendoza ........................91.12002...Rory Shortell .............................113.22003...Mike Moat .................................108.02004...Scott Shoemaker .......................112.22005...Bruce Billings ............................107.22006...Justin Masterson.......................116.02007...Bruce Billings ..............................84.12008...Stephen Strasburg ......................97.12009...Stephen Strasburg ....................109.02010...Addison Reed .............................79.12011...Cole Swanson..............................78.02012...Ryan Doran .................................88.02013...Ryan Doran ...............................111.2


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AANNNNUUAALL TTEEAAMM PPIITTCCHHIINNGG LLEEAADDEERRSSWins1936...Al Churchman ...............................121937...Al Churchman .................................81938...T.S. Walker .......................................91939...Not available1940...Buss DeVolder, Jack Frost ..............51941...William Nettles................................61942...Nick Ellis...........................................81946...Jim Gleason ......................................81947...Jim Gleason ......................................91948...Bob Palash, Bill Ruzich,

Phil Seewald .................................31949...Dick Barnes, Bill Ruzich .................41950...Bill Ruzich ........................................61951...Jim Poole...........................................91952...Dick Walker .....................................71953...Noel Mickelsen ................................81954...Jim Poole...........................................61955...Noel Mickelsen ................................81956...Ken Bailey.......................................101957...Dave Cavallin, Don Leigh..............71958...Bob Imlay, Don Leigh.....................71959...Don Leigh.........................................81960...Tom Biscotti .....................................81961...Larry Thompson..............................51962...Stan Michaels ...................................61963...Norm Marr, Stan Michaels.............71964...Norm Marr .......................................71965...John Lippert .....................................91966...Bob Cluck .........................................71967...Ron Dargo ........................................81968...Scott Simon.......................................71969...Scott Simon.......................................51970...John Andrews ..................................81971...Brad Cutler .......................................91972...Larry Luxemburg ............................61973...Ray Bolton ........................................71974...Bill deLorimer ..................................81975...Greg Wilkes......................................71976...Matt Orvick, Chick Valley .............81977...Thad Troedson...............................101978...Jim Leicht..........................................91979...Curtis Burkhead ............................101980...Vic Martin.......................................111981...Nick Harsh .......................................91982...Greg Crabb .......................................81983...Bill Blount.......................................131984...Tim Arnsberg.................................111985...Mike Erb ...........................................71986...Mike Erb ...........................................91987...James Campbell ...............................81988...John Marshall.................................111989...Rob Brown......................................101990...Andy Petersen, Erik Plantenberg101991...Rick Navarro....................................81992...Benji Grigsby, Rick Navarro..........91993...Rich Juarez .......................................71994...Heath Hayes, Doug Webb .............71995...Adam Virchis ...................................61996...Jerrod Riggan, Brian Scott..............51997...Chad Wanders .................................91998...Chad Wanders .................................91999...Aaron Harang ..................................82000...Jeremy Cook, Chris Hartshorn......72001...Marcos Mendoza .............................72002...Joe Carque ........................................92003...Drew Jenson.....................................82004...Scott Shoemaker ..............................92005...Bruce Billings ...................................62006...Bruce Billings, Justin Masterson ...62007...Steven Hirschfeld, Lance Sewell ...52008...Stephen Strasburg ...........................82009...Stephen Strasburg .........................132010...Addison Reed ..................................82011...Swanson, Black, Miller ...................42012...Justin Hepner ...................................52013...RyanDoran .......................................8

Saves1973...Bill deLorimer ..................................51974...Greg Wilkes......................................31975...Thad Troedson.................................51976...Matt Orvick ......................................41977...Thad Troedson.................................41978...Ken Jungsten, Thad Troedson,

Steve Young..................................21979...Curtis Smith ...................................121980...John Lyons, Vic Martin...................21981...Mark Williamson.............................61982...Mark Williamson...........................111983...Phil Torres ........................................41984...Phil Torres ........................................71985...Paul Claes .........................................61986...Matt Haar .........................................71987...Matt Haar .........................................51988...Jim Gibbs ..........................................71989...Dave Riddle......................................31990...Rusty Filter .......................................61991...Mark Gapski.....................................51992...Benji Grigsby....................................71993...Mark Gapski.....................................21994...Doug Webb ......................................41995...Desi Herrera, Rey Neder,

Brian Scott.....................................21996...Justin Brunette .................................41997...Jeff Dufek..........................................91998...Ruben Aguilera................................81999...A.J. Samadani...................................32000...Rory Shortell ....................................32001...Royce Ring .......................................92002...Royce Ring .....................................172003...Drew Jenson.....................................52004...Ryan Schroyer................................132005...Andres Eqsuibel ..............................22006...Adam Simon ....................................72007...Stephen Strasburg ...........................72008...Addison Reed ..................................42009...Addison Reed ................................202010...John Pecoraro...................................62011...Rasmussen, Crabb...........................32012...Justin Hepner ...................................72013...Bubba Derby ..................................10

Walks1936...Al Churchman ...............................471937...Al Churchman ...............................301938...Bill Raaka, T.S. Walker .................461939...Not Available1940...Dan Rowland .................................281941...William Nettles..............................321942...Nick Ellis.........................................391946...Jim Gleason, Fulton Vickery........361947...Jim Gleason ....................................331948...Bob Palash ......................................251949...Bill Ruzich ......................................441950...Dick Barnes ....................................331951...Bert Grigsby ...................................771952...Bert Grigsby ...................................461953...Bert Grigsby ...................................471954...Dick Walker ...................................241955...Noel Mickelsen ..............................341956...Ken Bailey.......................................701957...Don Leigh.......................................351958...Don Leigh, Bob Lusky ..................441959...Don Leigh.......................................511960...Tom Biscotti ...................................571961...Tom Biscotti ...................................511962...Larry Kramer .................................311963...Norm Marr .....................................511964...Stan Michaels .................................311965...Don Shaw .......................................351966...Bob Cluck .......................................591967...Ron Dargo ......................................651968...Dirk Van Dyke...............................361969...Dale Davis ......................................591970...Dale Davis ......................................55

1971...Mike Harrison................................431972...Steve Taylor....................................431973...Ray Bolton ......................................571974...Marty French..................................551975...Wayne Steele..................................401976...Chick Valley ...................................391977...Scott Davis......................................321978...Bud Black........................................581979...Bud Black, Vic Martin...................461980...Vic Martin.......................................601981...Vic Martin.......................................541982...Bill Blount.......................................531983...Bill Blount.......................................571984...David Provencher .........................501985...Tim Arnsberg.................................431986...Rusty Elsberry................................661987...Mike Erb, John Hemmerly ...........441988...Erik Plantenberg............................531989...Erik Plantenberg............................361990...Erik Plantenberg............................541991...Brian Holliday ...............................451992...Benji Grigsby..................................341993...Mike Richardson ...........................421994...John Lynn .......................................421995...Adam Virchis .................................291996...Jerrod Riggan .................................411997...Brian Scott ......................................331998...Aaron Harang ................................421999...Aaron Harang ................................472000...Rory Shortell ..................................422001...Rory Shortell ..................................382002...Rory Shortell ..................................422003...Joe Carque ......................................322004...Daryl Harang .................................572005...Alex Hinshaw ................................392006...Bruce Billings .................................432007...Bruce Billings .................................352008...Nate Solow .....................................312009...Tyler Lavigne .................................282010...Bryan Crabb ...................................352011...Corey Black ....................................422012...Michael Cederoth ..........................482013...Philip Walby ..................................51

Strikeouts1936...Al Churchman .............................1001937...Al Churchman ...............................731938...T.S. Walker .....................................471939...Not available1940...Buss DeVolder ...............................631941...William Nettles..............................491942...Nick Ellis.........................................551946...Jim Gleason ....................................571947...Jim Gleason ....................................471948...Bill Ruzich ......................................521949...Bill Ruzich ......................................711950...Bill Ruzich ......................................841951...Bert Grigsby ...................................491952...Dick Walker ...................................441953...Jim Poole.........................................521954...Dick Walker ...................................491955...Noel Mickelsen ..............................631956...Ken Bailey.......................................881957...Dave Cavallin ................................741958...Bob Lusky.......................................391959...Tom Biscotti ...................................641960...Tom Biscotti ...................................841961...Tom Biscotti ...................................571962...Larry Kramer .................................651963...Norm Marr .....................................931964...Norm Marr .....................................741965...John Lippert ...................................781966...Bob Cluck .....................................1151967...Bob Cluck .......................................991968...Scott Simon.....................................921969...Scott Simon.....................................681970...John Andrews ................................651971...Brad Cutler .....................................53

1972...Larry Luxemburg ..........................621973...Ray Bolton ......................................571974...Bill deLorimer ................................641975...Dave Smith.....................................611976...Chick Valley .................................1031977...Chick Valley ...................................761978...Bud Black........................................851979...Bud Black........................................821980...Vic Martin.......................................841981...John Lyons......................................551982...Mark Williamson.........................1131983...Bill Blount.......................................801984...Tim Arnsberg.................................711985...Mike Erb .........................................931986...Mike Erb .......................................1011987...Mike Erb .......................................1051988...Rob Brown......................................991989...Rob Brown....................................1221990...Erik Plantenberg..........................1011991...Rick Navarro..................................911992...Benji Grigsby................................1071993...Rich Juarez .....................................731994...Doug Webb ....................................481995...Adam Virchis .................................611996...Brian Scott ......................................871997...Brian Scott ......................................981998...A.J. Samadani.................................851999...Aaron Harang ..............................1012000...Jeremy Cook...................................632001...Marcos Mendoza .........................1182002...Chris Dunwell................................892003...Mike Moat ......................................722004...Scott Shoemaker ..........................1102005...Bruce Billings ...............................1122006...Justin Masterson..........................1082007...Lance Sewell...................................742008...Stephen Strasburg .......................1332009...Stephen Strasburg .......................1952010...Addison Reed ................................902011...Corey Black ....................................782012...Michael Cederoth ..........................622013...Michael Cederoth ........................109

HITTINGGames

Rigo Rodriguez (1982) ....................90Chris Gwynn (1984) ........................89Rick Barlow (1982) ..........................88Kevin Wiggins (1982)......................85Terry Jones (1984)............................84Chris Cannizzaro (1982) .................84Steve Hill (1984)...............................83Paul Sokolowski (1982)...................80Kerwin Danley (1982) .....................79Chris Cannizzaro (1983) .................77Lew Graham (1984).........................76Steve Barnard (1984) .......................75Monte McAbee (1979).....................74Bobby Meacham (1979) ..................74Mark Grace (1985) ...........................73Flavio Alfaro (1984).........................73Kent Torve (1982) ............................72Tony Camara (1979)........................71Chris Jones (1979) ............................71Paul Wirkus (1979)..........................71

At Bats

Chris Gwynn (1984) ......................358Terry Jones (1984)..........................309Rigo Rodriguez (1982) ..................300Kerwin Danley (1982) ...................299Kevin Wiggins (1982)....................298Chris Cannizzaro (1982) ...............290Mark Grace (1985) .........................271Kerwin Danley (1983) ...................271Paul Sokolowski (1982).................271Anthony Gwynn (2003)................270Chris Cannizzaro (1983) ...............270Carlo Cota (2002)...........................267Steve Hill (1985).............................266Flavio Alfaro (1984).......................266Stewart Smothers (1997)...............265Bobby Meacham (1981) ................260Bobby Meacham (1980) ................260Troy Hanzawa (2008)....................257Joe Holvey (1983) ..........................257greg Allen (2013) ...........................254

Runs

Chris Gwynn (1984) ........................95Bobby Meacham (1981) ..................90Chris Cannizzaro (1983) .................87Chris Cannizzaro (1982) .................81Al Newman (1981) ..........................77Flavio Alfaro (1984).........................76Chris Jones (1979) ............................76Scott Dennison (1990) .....................70Kerwin Danley (1983) .....................69Bobby Meacham (1980) ..................68Terry Jones (1984)............................65Joe Holvey (1983) ............................64Mitch Blackburn (2010) ..................63Mark Grace (1985) ...........................63Steve Hill (1985)...............................63Terry Jones (1983)............................62Quintin Berry (2006) .......................61Landon Burt (2004) .........................61Quintin Berry (2005) .......................60Travis Lee (1994)..............................60Steve Dietz (1992) ............................60

Hits

Chris Gwynn (1984) ......................137Terry Jones (1984)..........................118Kevin Wiggins (1982)....................108Kerwin Danley (1983) ...................108Mark Grace (1985) .........................107Flavio Alfaro (1984).......................102Chris Cannizzaro (1982) ...............101Kerwin Danley (1982) .....................99Anthony Gwynn (2003)..................97Bobby Meacham (1981) ..................97Quintin Berry (2005) .......................96Troy Hanzawa (2008)......................95Brock Ungricht (2004) .....................93Alex Pelaez (1998) ...........................93Jeff DaVanon (1994) ........................92Chris Jones (1979) ............................92Carlo Cota (2002).............................91Bobby Meacham (1980) ..................91Bobby Meacham (1979) ..................89Rigo Rodriguez (1982) ....................89

Total Bases

Chris Gwynn (1984) ......................243Terry Jones (1984)..........................183Alex Pelaez (1998) .........................161Flavio Alfaro (1984).......................155John Helfrick (1974) ......................155Chris Jones (1979) ..........................152Kerwin Danley (1983) ...................149Paul Smyth (2006) .........................148Pat Rubino (1978) ..........................148Chris Cannizzaro (1983) ...............146Bobby Meacham (1981) ................143Jeff Barry (1989) .............................141Mark Grace (1985) .........................140Travis Lee (1996)............................138Steve Montejano (1988).................137Kerwin Danley (1982) ...................137Al Romero (1980)...........................137Erik Castro (2009) ..........................136Jake McLintock (2002)...................136James Guerrero (2005) ..................135

Doubles

Terry Jones (1984)............................31Chris Gwynn (1984) ........................31Carlo Cota (2002).............................26Terry Jones (1983)............................23Matt Ricardy (2000).........................22Heath Hayes (1994) .........................22Brock Ungricht (2004) .....................21Garrett Cook (2003).........................21Steve Montejano (1988)...................21Erik Castro (2009) ............................20Alex Pelaez (1998) ...........................20Monte McAbee (1980).....................20Chris Jones (1979) ............................20Monte McAbee (1979).....................20Paul Smyth (2006) ...........................19Rielly Embrey (2004).......................19Jason Phillips (1997) ........................19Bob Parry (1987) ..............................19Steve Montejano (1986)...................19Kerwin Danley (1982) .....................19

Triples

Nikco Riesgo (1987) ........................10Chris Gwynn (1984) ........................10Stewart Smothers (1997)...................9James Guerrero (2005) ......................8Bill Dunckel (1991) ............................8Vic Martin (1981) ...............................8Art Preston (1951)..............................8Earle Brucker (1947) ..........................8Troy Hanzawa (2008)........................7Anthony Gwynn (2003)....................7Willie Steele (1947) ............................7Paul Smyth (2006) .............................6Jake McLintock (2005).......................6Javier Ramos (1998)...........................6Steve Hagins (1996)...........................6Brad Gennaro (1992) .........................6Greg Quam (1992) .............................6Bill Dunckel (1990) ............................6Jeff Champ (1988) ..............................6Gary Armstrong (1976).....................6Art Preston (1952)..............................6Bob Nelson (1950)..............................6Earle Brucker (1948) ..........................6Mickey Aguirre (1946)......................6John Ritchey (1946) ...........................6

Home Runs

Chris Gwynn (1984) ........................19Pat Rubino (1978) ............................19Alex Pelaez (1998) ...........................16John Helfrick (1974) ........................16Travis Lee (1996)..............................14Heath Hayes (1993) .........................14Tommy Rinks (1958) .......................13Nick Romero (2008) ........................12Brian Kooiman (1995) .....................12Steve Montejano (1988)...................12Flavio Alfaro (1984).........................12Al Romero (1980).............................12Paul Wirkus (1979)..........................12Erik Castro (2009) ............................11Tim O’Brien (2006) ..........................11Paul Smyth (2006) ...........................11Paul Lockhart (2000) .......................11Paul Lockhart (1999) .......................11Tony Gwynn (1981).........................11Vic Martin (1981) .............................11

Runs Batted In

Chris Gwynn (1984) ........................95John Helfrick (1974) ........................70Al Romero (1980).............................70Alex Pelaez (1998) ...........................69Terry Jones (1984)............................69Heath Hayes (1994) .........................68Terry Jones (1983)............................68Al Romero (1980).............................68Pat Rubino (1978) ............................67Steve Montejano (1988)...................66Al Romero (1981).............................66Paul Smyth (2006) ...........................63Brian Kooiman (1995) .....................62Kerwin Danley (1983) .....................62Tony Gwynn (1981).........................62Nick Romero (2008) ........................61Joe Holvey (1983) ............................61Kerwin Danley (1982) .....................61Travis Lee (1996)..............................60Chris Cannizzaro (1983) .................60Paul Sokolowski (1982)...................60

Stolen Bases

Kalin Foulds (1998) .........................58Bobby Meacham (1980) ..................52Al Newman (1981) ..........................45Steve Hill (1985)...............................44Bobby Meacham (1981) ..................44Kalin Foulds (1996) .........................42Jeff Barry (1990) ...............................40Chris Jones (1979) ............................40Chris Cannizzaro (1983) .................39George McPherson (1974) ..............37Jeff Barry (1988) ...............................35Travis Lee (1994)..............................34Derek Vinyard (1991)......................34Scott Dennison (1990) .....................34Eric Woods (1986) ...........................34Travis Lee (1996)..............................33Steve Hill (1986)...............................33Quintin Berry (2006) .......................32Steve Dietz (1993) ............................31Landon Burt (2004) .........................30

Walks

Chris Cannizzaro (1983) .................83Chris Cannizzaro (1982) .................68Al Newman (1981) ..........................65Brian Grebeck (1990).......................59Gary Armstrong (1977)...................59Eric Christopherson (1990) ............58Travis Lee (1996)..............................55Steve Hill (1986)...............................52Chick Valley (1977) .........................49Monte McAbee (1980).....................48Kerwin Danley (1983) .....................47James Guerrero (2004) ....................46Flavio Alfaro (1983).........................46Landon Burt (2004) .........................45Flavio Alfaro (1985).........................45Bill Getz (1974).................................45Steve Hill (1985)...............................45Erik Castro (2009) ............................44Steve Mobberly (1979) ....................44Jomel Torres (2010) .........................43Tony Camara (1979)........................43Chris Jones (1979) ............................43Jeff Ellison (1976) .............................43


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Landon Burt (2003) .........................15Ty France (2013) ..............................14Brandon Meredith (2010) ...............14Tim Zier (2013) ................................13Ryan Muno (2012) ...........................13Pat Colwell (2009) ...........................13Pat Colwell (2008) ...........................13James Guerrero (2005) ....................12Jake McLintock (2005).....................12Jon Stephens (2002) .........................12Brandon Meredith (2009) ...............11Brian Lucas (2007) ...........................11Taber Lee (2002)...............................11Brandon Meredith (2011) ...............10Quintin Berry (2006) .......................10Michael Whatley (1996)..................10Greg Allen (2012)...............................9Cory Vaughn (2008) ..........................9Andy Litteral (2001) ..........................9Brian Kooiman (1994) .......................9Chris Gwynn (1984) ..........................9

Sacrifice Bunts

Evan Potter (2013) ...........................14Steve Boucher (1990).......................14Steve Dietz (1991) ............................13Flavio Alfaro (1984).........................13Jim Bass (1949) .................................12Tim Zier (2013) ................................11Flavio Alfaro (1983).........................11Reed Hastings (1938) ......................11Steve Boucher (1991).......................10Chuck McInnis (1987) .....................10Marty Nellis (1958)..........................10Greg Allen (2012)...............................9Jomel Torres (2010) ...........................9Anthony Gwynn (2002)....................9Adrian Mora (1998)...........................9Stewart Smothers (1987)...................9Kalin Foulds (1995) ...........................9Bill Dunckel (1991) ............................9Tom LeVasseur (1986) ......................9Mark Lessel (1982).............................9Brandon Decker (2009) .....................8Brian Manfred (2001) ........................8Kalin Foulds (1998) ...........................8Kalin Foulds (1994) ...........................8Steve Dietz (1992) ..............................8Derek Vinyard (1992)........................8Scott Middaugh (1987) .....................8Steve Hill (1984).................................8

Sacrifice Flies

Kerwin Danley (1983) .....................10Jake McLintock (2002).......................9Carlo Cota (2001)...............................8Flavio Alfaro (1983)...........................8Garett Green (2008) ...........................7Scott Dennison (1991) .......................7Brian Grebeck (1990).........................7Chuck McInnis (1988) .......................7Paul Sokolowski (1982).....................7Bobby Meacham (1981) ....................7Brad Haynal 92013)...........................6Nick Romero (2006) ..........................6Paul Smyth (2006) .............................6Pilar Amaya (2001)............................6Carlo Cota (2001)...............................6Marcelino Garcia (1992) ...................6Mark Grace (1985) .............................6

Steve Hill (1984).................................6Terry Jones (1984)..............................6Al Romero (1980)...............................6Monte McAbee (1980).......................6

PITCHINGAppearances

Mark Williamson (1982) .................41Rusty Filter (1990) ...........................37Royce Ring (2002)............................36Doug Royalty (1987) .......................36Phil Torres (1984) ............................36Jeff Dufek (1997) ..............................34John Lynn (1992) .............................34Mike Koons (2007)...........................33John Skinner (2000) .........................33Royce Ring (2001)............................32Doug Webb (1994)...........................32Mark Gapski (1991).........................32Tim Lambert (1982).........................32Kevin Piper (1983) ...........................30Mark Williamson (1981) .................30Ryan Wynveen (2010).....................29A.J. Samadani (1999) .......................29John Lynn (1994) .............................29Matt Haar (1986)..............................29Paul Claes (1985) .............................29Vic Martin (1980) .............................29Curtis Smith (1979)..........................29

Games Started

Greg Crabb (1982) ...........................21Scott Shoemaker (2004)...................19Jeremy Cook (2000) .........................19Erik Plantenberg (1990) ..................19Rory Shortell (2002).........................18Scott Kannenberg (1984).................18Bill Blount (1983) .............................18Daryl Harang (2004) .......................17Joe Carque (2003).............................17Mike Moat (2003).............................17Jeremy Cook (2000) .........................17Brian Scott (1997).............................17Rick Navarro (1991) ........................17Rob Brown (1988) ............................17Ryan Dirzn (2013)............................16Justin Masterson (2006) ..................16Bruce Billings (2005) .......................16Chris Dunwell (2002) ......................16Chris Hartshorn (2000) ...................16Aaron Harang (1999) ......................16Brian Scott (1997).............................16Brian Scott (1996).............................16Brian Holliday (1991)......................16Mike Erb (1986)................................16Tim Arnsberg (1984) .......................16Bill Blount (1982) .............................16

Complete Games

Rob Brown (1989) ............................11Norm Marr (1963) .............................9Bill Blount (1983) ...............................8Ray Bolton (1973) ..............................8Scott Simon (1968) .............................8Norm Marr (1964) .............................8Tom Biscotti (1960)............................8Rich Juarez (1993)..............................7Mike Erb (1986)..................................7Scott Hergott (1980) ..........................7Chick Valley (1977) ...........................7

Dave Smith (1976) .............................7Brad Cutler (1971) .............................7Jerry Stafford (1992) ..........................6Rob Brown (1988) ..............................6Tim Arnsberg (1984) .........................6Scott Kannenberg (1984)...................6Chick Valley (1976) ...........................6Chad Wanders (1998) .......................5Kurt Archer (1990) ............................5Andy Peterson (1990)........................5Mike Erb (1987)..................................5Bill Blount (1984) ...............................5Nick Harsh (1981)..............................5

Innings Pitched

Al Churchman (1936).................146.0Greg Crabb (1982) ......................129.1Bill Blount (1983) ........................120.1Scott Kannenberg (1984)............118.0Rich Juarez (1993).......................117.2Brad Cutler (1971) ......................117.1Justin Masterson (2006) .............116.0Erik Plantenberg (1990) .............114.2Rob Brown (1989) .......................114.2Rory Shortell (2002)....................113.2Bob Cluck (1966).........................113.1Scott Shoemaker (2004)..............112.2Ryan Doran (2013)......................111.2Norm Marr (1963) ......................111.1Rob Brown (1989) .......................110.1Norm Marr (1963) ......................110.1Mike Erb (1986)...........................109.1Mark Williamson (1982) ............109.1Stephen Strasburg (2009)...........109.0Jeremy Cook (1999) ....................108.2

Strikeouts

Stephen Strasburg (2009)..............195Stephen Strasburg (2008)..............133Rob Brown (1989) ..........................122Marcos Mendoza (2001) ...............118Bob Cluck (1966)............................115Mark Williamson (1982) ...............113Bruce Billings (2005) .....................112Scott Shoemaker (2004).................110Michael Cederoth (2013) ..............109Justin Masterson (2006) ................108Benji Grigsby (1992) ......................107Mike Erb (1987)..............................105Chick Valley (1976) .......................103

Aaron Harang (1999) ....................101Erik Plantenberg (1990) ................101Mike Erb (1986)..............................101Al Churchman (1936)....................100Rob Brown (1988) ............................99Bob Cluck (1967)..............................94Mike Erb (1985)................................93Norm Marr (1967) ...........................93

Victories

Stephen Strasburg (2009)................13Bill Blount (1983) .............................13Al Churchman (1936)......................12John Marshall (1988) .......................11Tim Arnsberg (1984) .......................11Dean Armitage (1983).....................11Mark Williamson (1982) .................11Vic Martin (1980) .............................11Andy Petersen (1990)......................10Erik Plantenberg (1990) ..................10Rob Brown (1989) ............................10Curtis Burkhead (1979)...................10Thad Troedson (1977) .....................10Ken Bailey (1956) .............................10Scott Shoemaker (2004).....................9Joe Carque (2002)...............................9Chad Wanders (1998) .......................9Chad Wanders (1997) .......................9Benji Grigsby (1992) ..........................9Rick Navarro (1992) ..........................9Kurt Archer (1990) ............................9Rick Navarro (1990) ..........................9Rob Brown (1988) ..............................9Mike Erb (1986)..................................9Scott Kannenberg (1984)...................9Joe Ferrante (1981).............................9Jim Leicht (1978) ................................9Brad Cutler (1971) .............................9

Saves

Addison Reed (2009).......................20Royce Ring (2002)............................17Ryan Schroyer (2004) ......................13Curtis Smith (1979)..........................12Mark Williamson (1982) .................11Bubba Derby (2013).........................10Royce Ring (2001)..............................9Jeff Dufek (1997) ................................9Ruben Aguilera (1998)......................8Justin Hepner (2012) .........................7Stephen Strasburg (2007)..................7Adam Simon (2006)...........................7Benji Grigsby (1992) ..........................7Jim Gibbs (1988).................................7Matt Haar (1986)................................7Phil Torres (1984) ..............................7John Pecoraro (2010) .........................6Rusty Filter (1990) .............................6Paul Claes (1985) ...............................6Mark Williamson (1981) ...................6Drew Jenson (2003) ...........................5Mark Gapski (1991)...........................5Matt Haar (1987)................................5Thad Troedson (1975) .......................5Bill deLorimier (1973) .......................5

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HITTINGGames

Jake McLintock (2002-05) .............225Steve Hill (1984-86) .......................217Monte McAbee (1977-80) .............215Joe Holvey (1982-84, 86) ...............213Kalin Foulds (1994-96, 98) ............212Bobby Meacham (1979-81) ...........209Steve Dietz (1990-93).....................207Anthony Johnson (1987-90) .........207Paul Lockhart (1997-2000)............206Chris Cannizzaro (1981-83)..........202Rigo Rodriguez (1979-82).............202Joe Holvey (1982-84) .....................199Steve Montejano (1985-88) ...........198Harry Henderson (1986-89) .........195Chris Gwynn (1983-85).................194Kent Torve (1982-84).....................193Mark Smelko (1978-81) .................193Jeff Barry (1988-90)........................191Doug Elliott (1977-79) ...................190Jomel Torres (2009-12) ..................195Jordan Swaydan (2003-06) ...........195

At Bats

Jake McLintock (2002-05) .............843Bobby Meacham (1979-81) ...........767Kalin Foulds (1994-96, 98) ............750Paul Lockhart (1997-2000)............737Chris Wilson (2009-12) .................718Anthony Gwynn (2001-03)...........697Chris Gwynn (1983-85).................697James Guerrero (2003-05) .............692Nick Romero (2006-08) .................687Brock Ungricht (2004-06)..............686Tim Zier (2011-Present) ................685Monte McAbee (1977-80) .............679Doug Elliott (1977-79) ...................671Steve Hill (1984-86) .......................667Travis Lee (1994-96) ......................665Jeff Barry (1988-90)........................657Pat Colwell (2007-9, 11) ................653Jordan Swaydan (2003-06) ...........646Brandon Meredith (2009-11)........638Steve Montejano (1985-88) ...........629

Runs

Bobby Meacham (1979-81) ...........214Chris Cannizzaro (1981-83)..........179Kalin Foulds (1994-96, 98) ............165Travis Lee (1994-96) ......................165Steve Hill (1984-86) .......................165Chris Gwynn (1983-85).................165Jake McLintock (2002-05) .............164James Guerrero (2003-05) .............156Anthony Gwynn (2001-03)...........156Paul Lockhart (1997-2000)............154Jeff Barry (1988-90)........................152Steve Dietz (1990-93).....................151Brandon Meredith (2009-11)........150Monte McAbee (1977-80) .............148Nikco Riesgo (1986-88) .................145Steve Montejano (1985-88) ...........145Jerry Smith (1956-59).....................137Derek Vinyard (1990-92) ..............136Doug Elliott (1977-79) ...................136Gary Armstrong (1975-77) ...........135

Hits

Jake McLintock (2002-05) .............281Bobby Meacham (1979-81) ...........277Chris Gwynn (1983-85).................247Anthony Gwynn (2001-03)...........238Paul Lockhart (1997-2000)............232James Guerrero (2003-05) .............231Travis Lee (1994-96) ......................231Doug Elliott (1977-79) ...................223Tim Zier (2011-Present) ................221Monte McAbee (1977-80) .............220Brock Ungricht (2004-06)..............218Kerwin Danley (1980-83)..............214Nick Romero (2006-08) .................212Jeff Barry (1988-90)........................211Harry Henderson (1986-89) .........211Chris Cannizzaro (1981-83)..........211Kalin Foulds (1994-96, 98) ............210Steve Montejano (1985-88) ...........205Brandon Meredith (2009-11)........204Carlo Cota (1999-02)......................203

Total Bases

Jake McLintock (2002-05) .............411Chris Gwynn (1983-85).................404Paul Lockhart (1997-2000)............385Bobby Meacham (1979-81) ...........380Travis Lee (1994-96) ......................365Nick Romero (2006-08) .................345Monte McAbee (1977-80) .............342James Guerrero (2003-05) .............331Terry Jones (1983-84) ....................326Jeff Barry (1988-90)........................321Cory Vaughn (2008-10).................316Steve Montejano (1985-88) ...........315Brandon Meredith (2009-11)........312Anthony Gwynn (2001-03)...........303Doug Elliott (1977-79) ...................297Steve Hill (1984-86) .......................295Brock Ungricht (2004-06)..............294Kerwin Danley (1980-83)..............284Harry Henderson (1986-89) .........283Nikco Riesgo (1986-88) .................278

Doubles

Chris Gwynn (1983-85)...................54Terry Jones (1983-84) ......................54Monte McAbee (1977-80) ...............53Jake McLintock (2002-05) ...............51Bobby Meacham (1979-81) .............51Steve Montejano (1985-88) .............50Chris Wilson (2009-12) ...................46Paul Lockhart (1997-2000)..............45Harry Henderson (1986-89) ...........44Brandon Meredith (2009-11)..........43Travis Lee (1994-96) ........................42Chris Cannizzaro (1981-83)............41Carlo Cota (1999-2002)....................40Jason Phillips (1995-97)...................40Brock Ungricht (2004-06)................39Kerwin Danley (1980-83)................38Doug Elliott (1977-79) .....................38Cory Vaughn (2008-10)...................36James Guerrero (2003-05) ...............36Jeff Barry (1988-90)..........................36Nikco Riesgo (1986-88) ...................36Joe Holvey (1982-84, 86) .................36

Triples

James Guerrero (2003-05) ...............16Anthony Gwynn (2001-03).............15Nikco Riesgo (1986-88) ...................15Art Preston (1950-52) ......................15Jake McLintock (2002-05) ...............14Bill Dunckel (1990-91).....................14Chris Gwynn (1983-85)...................14Earle Brucker (1947-48)...................14Stewart Smothers (1995-97) ...........13Troy Hanzawa (2007-08) ................12Monte McAbee (1977-80) ...............12Brock Ungricht (2004-06)................11Gary Armstrong (1977-79) .............11Paul Lockhart (1997-2000)..............10Javier Ramos (1996-99) ...................10Greg Quam (1991-93)......................10Anthony Johnson (1987-90) ...........10Chris Jones (1978-79).......................10Mike Everett (1965-67)......................9Dennis Rickards (1960-62)................9Richard Saloman (1960-62) ..............9Jerry Smith (1956-59).........................9Ed Thile (1951-53)..............................9Mickey Aguirre (1946-48).................9

Home Runs

Curt Mendoza (2003-06).................28Paul Lockhart (1997-2000)..............28Nick Romero (2006-08 ....................27Travis Lee (1994-96) ........................26Chris Wilson (2009-12) ...................25Cory Vaughn (2008-10)...................25Tommy Rinks (1956-58)..................25Chris Gwynn (1983-85)...................23Chad Corona (2001-04) ...................22Heath Hayes (1993-94)....................22Brandon Rogers (1998-2000) ..........21Alex Pelaez (1997-98) ......................21Jeff Barry (1988-90)..........................20Al Romero (1980-81) .......................20John Helfrick (1973-74) ...................20Brandon Meredith (2009-11)..........19Steve Hagins (1995-97) ...................19Pat Rubino (1978) ............................19Steve Montejano (1985-88) .............18Tony Gwynn (1979-81) ...................18Paul Wirkus (1979-80).....................18

Runs Batted In

Jake McLintock (2002-05) .............178Chris Gwynn (1983-85).................168Paul Lockhart (1997-2000)............161Travis Lee (1994-96) ......................155Nick Romero (2006-08) .................154Monte McAbee (1977-80) .............148Steve Montejano (1985-88) ...........140Terry Jones (1983-84) ....................137Brandon Meredith (2009-11)........136Chris Wilson (2009-12) .................134Cory Vaughn (2008-10).................134Al Romero (1980-81) .....................134Jeff Barry (1988-90)........................132Bobby Meacham (1979-81) ...........131Jomel Torres (2009-12) ..................129Jerry Smith (1956-59).....................128Harry Henderson (1986-89) .........127Kerwin Danley (1980-83)..............126Rielly Embrey (2001-04) ...............125James Guerrero (2003-05) .............123Heath Hayes (1993-94)..................123

Stolen Bases

Kalin Foulds (1994-96, 98) ............132Bobby Meacham (1979-81) ...........116Jeff Barry (1988-90)........................102Steve Hill (1984-86) .......................102Travis Lee (1994-96) ........................86Derek Vinyard (1990-91) ................78Chris Cannizzaro (1981-83)............77Kalin Foulds (1994-96) ....................74Anthony Gwynn (2001-03).............69Rick Barlow (1980-82) .....................65Steve Dietz (1990-93).......................63Jeff DaVanon (1983-95)...................58Scott Dennison (1990-91) ................56Chris Jones (1978-79).......................55Doug Hunt (1969-70) ......................51Quintin Berry (2005-06) ..................50Doug Elliott (1977-79) .....................50Lewie Graham (1982-84) ................49Chris Gwynn (1983-85)...................48Al Newman (1981) ..........................45Chris Jones (1978-79).......................45Art Preston (1950-52) ......................45

Walks

Chris Cannizzaro (1981-83)..........169Steve Hill (1984-86) .......................141Travis Lee (1994-96) ......................119James Guerrero (2003-05) .............116Gary Armstrong (1975-77) ...........113Monte McAbee (1977-80) .............111Jomel Torres (2009-12) ..................109Steve Dietz (1990-93).....................103Brandonb Meredith (2009-11)......102Eric Christopherson (1988-90) .......98Bobby Meacham (1979-81) .............95Tommy Rinks (1956-58)..................92Flavio Alfaro (1983-84) ...................91Kalin Foulds (1994-96, 98) ..............88Nick Romero (2006-08) ...................86Brock Ungricht (2004-06)................86Landon Burt (2001-04) ....................85Paul Lockhart (1997-2000)..............84Derek Vinyard (1990-92) ................84Greg Quam (1991-93)......................83Lance Pinnell (1987-89)...................83


CCAARREEEERR LLEEAADDEERRSS

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CCAARREEEERR LLEEAADDEERRSSHit By Pitch

Pat Colwell (2007-09, 11) ................36Brandon Meredith (2009-11)..........35Jake McLintock (2002-05) ...............29Tim Zier (2011-Present) ..................26Cory Vaughn (2008-10)...................24James Guerrero (2003-05) ...............21Landon Burt (2001-04) ....................21Evan Potter (2011-Present).............20Jomel Torres (2009-12) ....................20Chad Corona (2001-04) ...................18Steve Hagins (1995-97) ...................18Cory Vaughn (2008-09)...................17Taber Lee (2000-2002) .....................16Nikco Riesgo (1986-88) ...................16Paul Lockhart (1997-2000)..............15Steve Montejano (1985-88) .............15Curt Mendoza (2003-06).................14Jon Stephens (2002-03)....................13Brian Kooiman (1994-95)................13Quintin Berry (2005-06) ..................12Brock Ungricht (2004-06)................12Chris Gwynn (1983-85)...................12

Sacrifice Bunts

Steve Dietz (1990-93).......................31Kalin Foulds (1994-96, 98) ..............29Evan Potter (2011-Present).............27Steve Boucher (1990-91) .................24Flavio Alfaro (1983-84) ...................24Pat Colwell (2007-09, 11) ................23Derek Vinyard (1990-92) ................22Brandon Decker (2007-10)..............20Marty Nellis (1958-60) ....................20Jomel Torres (2009-12) ....................19Jim Bass (1946, 1948-50)..................19Anthony Gwynn (2001-03).............17Burt Swaim (1960-62)......................17Dennis Rickards (1960-62)..............17Greg Alen (2012-Present) ...............16Jason Phillips (1995-97)...................16Stewart Smothers (1995-97) ...........16Brian Manfred (1999, 2001-02).......15Chris Wilson (2009-12) ...................14Scott Dennison (1990-91) ................14

Sacrifice Flies

Jake McLintock (2002-05) ...............18Chris Wilson (2009-12) ...................14Nick Romero (2006-08) ...................13Carlo Cota (1999-2002)....................13Steve Hill (1984-86) .........................13Kerwin Danley (1980-83)................13Bobby Meacham (1979-81) .............13Garett Green (2007-08)....................12James Guerrero (2003-05) ...............12Marcelino Garcia (1991-92) ............11Steve Montejano (1985-88) .............11Flavio Alfaro (1983-84) ...................11Al Romero (1980-81) .......................11Monte McAbee (1977-80) ...............11Paul Lockhart (1997-2000)..............10Brandon Meredith (2009-11)............9Scott Dennison (1990-91) ..................9Brian Grebeck (1989-90) ...................9Chuck McInnis (1987-88)..................9Chris Gwynn (1983-85).....................9

PITCHINGAppearances

Kevin Piper (1982-85)....................106Royce Ring (2000-02) ......................92Thad Troedson (1975-78)................92Matt Haar (1984-87) ........................91Justin Brunette (1994-97) ................83Chris Hartshorn (2000-02, 04)........81Rusty Filter (1987-90) ......................80Scott Lawrence (1982, 84-86)..........79John Lynn (1991-92, 94) ..................77Ben Coon (2003-06) .........................76Jeff Dufek (1995-97, 99)...................72Jeremy Cook (1997-2000)................71Mark Williamson (1981-82)............71Mark Gapski (1991-94)....................69Rick Navarro (1989-91)...................69Vic Martin (1979-81)........................67Bruce Billings (2004-07) ..................66James Poole (1951-54) .....................64Craig Rasmussen (2008-11)............63John Skinner (2000-01)....................63

Games Started

Bill Blount (1982-85)........................57Bruce Billings (2004-07 ...................54Erik Plantenberg (1988-90).............46Mike Erb (1985-87) ..........................44Jeremy Cook (1997-2000)................42Rory Shortell (2000-02) ...................40Rick Navarro (1989-92)...................40Brian Scott (1995-97) .......................39Dave Smith (1974-76) ......................37John Hemmerly (1987-89) ..............35Chris Hartshorn (2000-02, 04)........34Scott Kannenberg (1983-85) ...........33Curtis Burkhead (1978-81) .............33Rob Brown (1988-89).......................32Ben Coon (2003-06) .........................30Aaron Harang (1997-99) .................30Mike Moat (2001-03) .......................29Tim Arnsberg (1984-85)..................29Stephen Strasburg (2007-09) ..........28Gary Henderson (1982-84) .............28

Complete Games

Rob Brown (1988-89).......................17Norm Marr (1962-64) ......................17Bill Blount (1982-85)........................14Stan Michaels (1962-64) ..................14Mike Erb (1985-87) ..........................13Chick Valley (1976-77) ....................13Dave Smith (1974-76) ......................13Tom Biscotti (1959-61) ....................13Scott Hergott (1979-80) ...................11Scott Simon (1968-69)......................11Larry Thompson (1960-62).............11Tim Arnsberg (1984-85)..................10Curtis Burkhead (1978-81) ...............9Ray Bolton (1972-73) .........................9Chad Wanders (1997-98) ..................8Scott Kannenberg (1983-84) .............8Bud Black (1978-79)...........................8Rich Juarez (1992-93) ........................7Vic Martin (1979-81)..........................7Steve Taylor (1971-72).......................7Brad Cutler (1971) .............................7Ron Dargo (1966-67) .........................7

Innings Pitched

Bill Blount (1982-85)...................342.2James Poole (1951-54) ................332.2Bruce Billings (2004-07) .............323.1Mike Erb (1985-87) .....................304.0Jeremy Cook (1997-2000)...........296.0Noel Mickelsen (1953-56) ..........294.0Bill Ruzich (1947-50) ..................270.0Erik Plantenberg (1988-90)........266.2Richard Walker (1952-55)..........260.1Bert Grigsby (1951-54) ...............260.0Thad Troedson (1975-78)...........259.2Rick Navarro (1989-92)..............257.2Norm Marr (1962-64) .................251.2Tom Biscotti (1959-61) ...............250.1Chris Hartshorn (2000-02,04)....248.0Dave Smith (1974-76) .................248.0Stephen Strasburg (2007-09) .....243.1Don Leigh (1957-59) ...................242.2Stan Michaels (1962-64) .............241.1Brian Scott (1995-97) ..................240.2

Strikeouts

Stephen Strasburg (2007-09) ........375Bruce Billings (2004-07) ................304Mike Erb (1985-87) ........................299Rick Navarro (1989-91).................243Bill Ruzich (1948-50) .....................237Brian Scott (1995-97) .....................228Jeremy Cook (1997-2000)..............227Erik Plantenberg (1988-90)...........224Rob Brown (1988-89).....................221Bill Blount (1982-85)......................219Bob Cluck (1966-67) ......................209Tom Biscotti (1959-61) ..................205Noel Mickelson (1953-56).............195Norm Marr (1962-64) ....................194Rory Shortell (2000-02) .................192Chris Hartshorn (2000-02, 04)......179Aaron Harang (1997-99) ...............179Chick Valley (1976-77) ..................179Al Churchman (1936-37) ..............173Michael Cederoth (2011-Pres.) ....171Chris Dunwell (2000-02)...............171

Victories

Bill Blount (1982-85)........................32Rick Navarro (1989-92)...................27James Poole (1951-54) .....................27Vic Martin (1979-81)........................26Noel Mickelsen (1953-56) ...............25Erik Plantenberg (1988-90).............24Stephen Strasburg (2007-09) ..........22Bruce Billings (2004-07) ..................22Mike Erb (1985-87) ..........................22Don Leigh (1957-59) ........................22Richard Walker (1952-55)...............21Rory Shortell (2000-02) ...................20Curtis Burkhead (1978-81) .............20Dave Cavallin (1955-58) .................20Al Churchman (1936-37) ................20Rob Brown (1988-89).......................19Stan Michaels (1962-64) ..................19Tom Biscotti (1959-61) ....................19Bob Imlay (1957-60).........................19Chad Wanders (1997-98) ................18Mark Williamson (1981-82)............18Thad Troedson (1975-78)................18

Saves

Royce Ring (2000-02) ......................26Addison Reed (2008-09) .................24Mark Williamson (1981-82)............17Thad Troedson (1975-78)................14Ryan Schroyer (2004) ......................13Matt Haar (1984-87) ........................13Phil Torres (1983-84) .......................11Jeff Dufek (1995-97, 99)...................11Curtis Smith (1978-79) ....................11Bubba Derby (2013-Present) ..........10Rusty Filter (1987-90) ......................10Kevin Piper (1982-85)........................9Justin Hepner (2011-Present)...........8Ruben Aguilera (1997-98).................8Justin Hepner (2010-11) ....................7Stephen Strasburg (2007)..................7Adam Simon (2006)...........................7Drew Jenson (2002-04) ......................7John Lynn (1991-92, 94) ....................7Mark Gapski (1991, 93-94)................7Benji Grigsby (1992) ..........................7Jim Gibbs (1988-89) ...........................7Paul Claes (1984-85) ..........................7Matt Orvick (1976-77) .......................7Bill deLorimier (1973-74)..................7

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PPAASSTT HHEEAADD CCOOAACCHHEESS

CHARLIE

SMITH

HEAD COACH

1936-64

Charlie Smith was San Diego State’s head coachwhen the sport was elevated to “major” status

in 1936. In his 26 seasons at the helm of the Aztecprogram, he had just one losing campaign. Histeams won 11 conference titles and finished secondon 10 occasions. Smith’s 1958 squad won the NAIAnational championship. He ended his SDSU coach-ing career with a mark of 555-289-10 for a .656 win-ning percentage.

Smith attended nearby Coronado High Schooland went on to win 12 varsity letters as an athlete atSan Diego State, including four each in the sportsof football, basketball and baseball. He graduatedfrom SDSU in 1931 and soon thereafter began along and illustrious career in the Aztec Athletic De-partment.

Smith began his association with SDSU ath-letics immediately after graduation, and over thenext 35 years held a variety of administrative andcoaching positions with the Aztecs. He was an as-sistant on the football coaching staff for 26 yearsand was also the varsity basketball coach for twoseasons.

In addition, Smith served as the school’s Ath-letic Director for eight years, from 1947 until 1954.Among his other administrative duties were aspresident of the California Collegiate Athletic As-sociation (CCAA) and as the district representativeto the National Association of Intercollegiate Ath-letics (NAIA).

He served as an army officer during WorldWar II and continued his military role as a major inthe Air Force Reserve. Smith received a master’s de-gree from USC in 1946. He also spent time in theoff-season as a baseball scout for the BrooklynDodgers

Smith passed away in 1969, and San DiegoState’s playing field (Charlie Smith Field at TonyGwynn Stadium) is named in his honor.

LYLE

OLSEN

HEAD COACH

1965-71

Lyle Olsen became San Diego State’s head base-ball coach after Charlie Smith retired in 1964.

Olsen was also a member of the physical educationstaff at SDSU for 19 years (1961-1989).

In his seven seasons with the Aztecs, he com-piled a record of 181-134-9 (.573) as the programmoved from the Division II California CollegiateAthletic Association to the Division I Pacific CoastAthletic Association. In 1973, Olsen began coachingfor the UC San Diego baseball club, where he re-mained until after the 1978 season - all the whileserving as a professor at San Diego State Univer-sity.

A native of San Mateo, Calif., Olsen attendedChico State University where he earned both anA.B. and M.A degree in physical education. He dis-tinguished himself in baseball and basketball, lead-ing to a career in professional baseball. He was amember of the Brooklyn Dodgers organization forsix seasons, reaching the AAA level with St. Paul ofthe American Association and Sacramento andSpokane of the PC L.

After concluding his pro baseball career, heearned a doctoral degree from Columbia.

Prior to his arrival at San Diego State, Olsenheld three other baseball coaching posts. He was anassistant at Queen’s College (1960-61), head coachat Chico High School and assistant at Columbia(1958-60). He also coached teams in Alaska, Canadaand Sweden.

In 1983, while a professor at SDSU, hefounded the Sports Literature Association, whichpublishes the international journal, Aethlon: TheJournal of Sports Literature.

In 1989, he relocated to Tennessee, where heserved as adjunct professor of English for EasternTennessee State University until his passing in2000.

JIM

DIETZ

HEAD COACH

1972-2002

Jim Dietz, who retired at the end of the 2002 cam-paign, finished a 31-year career at SDSU as one

of the all-time winningest coaches in NCAA his-tory. His final mark of 1,231-750-18 (.620) rankedseventh nationally among active Division I coachesat the time when he concluded his final season withthe Aztecs.

Born in Eugene, Ore., Dietz played at South-ern Oregon College and went on to play three sea-sons as a member of the Detroit organization. Hebegan his baseball coaching career at Lowell (Ore.)High and coached at the University of Oregon be-fore arriving at San Diego State in 1972.

Over the next three decades, his Aztec teamswon numerous conference, divisional, and regular-season titles. He guided his 1979 squad to theschool’s first-ever appearance in the NCAA tour-nament, a feat he accomplished eight times duringhis tenure.

Dietz earned both conference and regionalcoach-of-the-year honors during his tenure atSDSU. Among his other honors were the Super StarAward from Collegiate Baseball, the Citizen of theYear Award from the City Club of San Diego, andthe Breitbard Award for his contributions throughbaseball to the San Diego community.

Dietz was also one of the most successfulsummer league coaches in history, taking his teamsto seven National Baseball Congress National Fi-nals and winning four national summer champi-onships during the 1970s. For his efforts he wasnamed the NBC Coach of the Decade.

Dietz was inducted into the American Base-ball Coaches Association Hall of Fame in January2002.


TTHHRROOUUGGHH TTHHEE YYEEAARRSS

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA INTERCOLLEGIATE

ATHLETIC CONFERENCEOverall Conf.

Year W-L-T Pct. W-L-T Pct. Place Coach1936 .........19-6-1 .........750 .........3-1-0..........750.........1st (T) .......Charlie Smith1937 .........19-9-1 .........672 .......10-2-0..........867...............1st .......Charlie Smith1938 .........20-11-0 .......645 .......13-2-0..........800...............1st .......Charlie Smith1939 .........14-8-0 .........636 .......10-3-0..........769 .............2nd .......Charlie Smith

CALIFORNIA COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIONOverall Conf.

Year W-L-T Pct. W-L-T Pct. Place Coach1940 .........18-9-1 .........661 .........7-5-0..........583 .............2nd .......Charlie Smith1941 .........15-9-0 .........625 .........6-3-0..........667.........1st (T) .......Charlie Smith1942 .........17-7-0 .........708 .........6-0-0.......1.000...............1st .......Charlie Smith1946 .........32-7-0 .........821 .......11-1-0..........917...............1st .......Charlie Smith1947 .........24-8-1 .........742 .......13-4-0..........765...............1st .......Charlie Smith1948 .........17-14-1 .......547 .........6-9-0..........400 ........4th (T) .......Charlie Smith1949 .........16-20-1 .......446 .........6-9-0..........400 ........4th (T) .......Charlie Smith1950 .........20-14-1 .......586 .........3-4-1..........438 ...........2nd* .......Charlie Smith1951 .........21-12-0 .......636 .......11-4-0..........733 .............2nd .......Charlie Smith1952 .........20-15-0 .......571 .........8-4-0..........667.........1st (T) .......Charlie Smith1953 .........24-15-0 .......615 .......13-2-0..........867...............1st .......Charlie Smith1954 .........16-15-0 .......516 .........9-6-0..........667.......2nd (T) .......Charlie Smith1955 .........22-6-0 .........786 .........5-3-0..........625 .............2nd .......Charlie Smith1956 .........27-12-0 .......692 .......10-2-0..........800 .............2nd .......Charlie Smith1957 .........23-9-1 .........712 .......12-3-0..........800...............1st .......Charlie Smith1958 .........26-7-1 .........779 .......13-2-0..........867...............1st .......Charlie Smith1959 .........28-9-0 .........757 .......10-5-0..........667 .............2nd .......Charlie Smith1960 .........25-13-0 .......658 .......11-4-0..........733...............1st .......Charlie Smith1961 .........22-14-0 .......611 .......10-6-0..........625 .............2nd .......Charlie Smith1962 .........28-10-0 .......737 .......11-7-0..........611..............3rd .......Charlie Smith1963 .........23-14-0 .......622 .......10-6-0..........625..............3rd .......Charlie Smith1964 .........19-16-1 .......542 .........7-8-0..........467 ..............4th .......Charlie Smith1965 .........27-14-1 .......655 .........7-8-0..........467 ........4th (T).............Lyle Olsen1966 .........27-18-0 .......600 .....10-10-0..........500 ..............4th.............Lyle Olsen1967 .........22-13-1 .......625 .......13-4-0..........765 .............2nd.............Lyle Olsen1968 .........32-20-0 .......615 .......13-8-0..........619..............3rd.............Lyle Olsen1969 .........16-27-2 .......378 .................. Independent .........................Lyle Olsen

* CCAA Southern Division

PACIFIC COAST ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIONOverall Conf.

Year W-L-T Pct. W-L-T Pct. Place Coach1970 .........28-18-3 .......609 .........9-5-1..........633 .............2nd.............Lyle Olsen1971 .........29-24-2 .......545 .......12-8-0..........600..............3rd.............Lyle Olsen1972 .........25-32-1 .......438 .......10-8-0..........556..............3rd ...............Jim Dietz1973 .........31-25-1 .......554 .........9-9-0..........500........3rd (T) ...............Jim Dietz1974 .........37-24-0 .......607 .......17-9-0..........654 .............2nd ...............Jim Dietz1975 .........22-25-0 .......468 .......8-10-0..........444 ..............4th ...............Jim Dietz1976 .........36-22-1 .......621 .......13-8-0..........619 .............2nd ...............Jim Dietz

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BASEBALL ASSOCIATIONOverall Conf.

Year W-L-T Pct. W-L-T Pct. Place Coach1977 .........49-16-1 .......750 .......16-8-0..........667..............3rd ...............Jim Dietz1978 .........38-27-0 .......585 .....12-16-0..........400 ..............4th ...............Jim Dietz

WESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCEOverall Conf.

Year W-L-T Pct. W-L-T Pct. Place Coach1979 .........55-18-1 .......750 .......12-4-0..........750............1st # ...............Jim Dietz1980 .........40-26-3 .......601 .....11-12-1..........479...........3rd # ...............Jim Dietz1981 .........51-17-0 .......750 .......14-1-0..........933............1st # ...............Jim Dietz1982 .........58-30-3 .......654 .....14-10-0..........583 ..........2nd # ...............Jim Dietz1983 .........62-15-0 .......805 .......21-3-0..........875............1st # ...............Jim Dietz1984 .........66-23-0 .......742 .....14-10-0..........583 ..........2nd # ...............Jim Dietz1985 .........42-30-1 .......582 .......6-16-0..........272 ...........4th # ...............Jim Dietz1986 .........42-23-1 .......644 .......16-8-0..........667 ...........1st + ...............Jim Dietz1987 .........32-28-1 .......534 .....12-10-0..........545..........2nd + ...............Jim Dietz1988 .........47-18-1 .......720 .......21-5-0..........808...............1st ...............Jim Dietz1989 .........37-25-0 .......597 .......17-9-0..........654 .............2nd ...............Jim Dietz1990 .........49-22-0 .......690 .......21-7-0..........750...............1st ...............Jim Dietz1991 .........43-21-0 .......672 .......15-6-0..........714 .............2nd ...............Jim Dietz1992 .........39-18-0 .......684 .......18-8-0..........692 .............2nd ...............Jim Dietz1993 .........22-36-0 .......379 .......7-15-0..........318...........5th + ...............Jim Dietz1994 .........35-23-0 .......603 .......15-9-0..........625 .....1st (T) + ...............Jim Dietz1995 .........30-25-0 .......545 .....13-16-0..........448...........4th + ...............Jim Dietz1996 .........32-25-2 .......559 .....16-14-0..........533............4th+ ...............Jim Dietz1997 .........41-22-1 .......631 .....17-13-0..........614 ...........3rd+ ...............Jim Dietz1998 .........32-25-0 .......561 .....18-12-0..........600...........2nd+ ...............Jim Dietz1999 .........27-32-0 .......458 .....14-16-0..........467 ..............7th ...............Jim Dietz

# WAC Southern Division + WAC Western Division

MOUNTAIN WEST CONFERENCEOverall Conf.

Year W-L-T Pct. W-L-T Pct. Place Coach2000 .........34-28 ..........548.........17-12..........586 .............2nd ...............Jim Dietz2001 .........34-26 ..........567.........19-11..........633 .............2nd ...............Jim Dietz2002 .........43-23 ..........652.........20-10..........667...............1st ...............Jim Dietz2003 .........29-32 ..........475.........18-12..........600 ........2nd (t) ........Tony Gwynn2004 .........35-29 ..........547...........19-9..........679...............1st ........Tony Gwynn2005 .........26-35 ..........426.........17-13..........567..............3rd ........Tony Gwynn2006 .........23-36 ..........390...........14-8..........636 ........2nd (t) ........Tony Gwynn2007 .........29-30 ..........492.........12-12..........500.........3rd (t) ........Tony Gwynn2008 .........31-28 ..........525...........16-8..........667 ........2nd (t) ........Tony Gwynn2009 .........41-23 ..........641...........15-9..........625 ..............4th ........Tony Gwynn2010 .........28-28 ..........500.........13-11..........542..............3rd ........Tony Gwynn2011 .........22-36 ..........379.........11-13..........458 ..............4th ........Tony Gwynn2012 .........26-34 ..........433.........12-12..........500..............3rd ........Tony Gwynn2013 .........31-31 ..........500.........31-31..........550..............3rd ........Tony Gwynn

ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS

Years Record PctCharlie Smith..............1936-64..................555-289-10 ..............656Lyle Olsen ...................1965-71...................181-134-9 ...............573Jim Dietz....................1972-2002...............1231-750-18 .............620Tony Gwynn...............2003-13 ....................321-342.................484Totals 1936-2013 2288-1515-37 .601

COLLEGIATE OPPONENTSFirst Last

Team W L T Mtg MtgAir Force...............................91 .....21 ......0......1961 .....2013Alabama-Birmingham..........1 .......0 ......0......2010 .....2010Arizona .................................33 .....56 ......4......1939 .....2008Arizona State .......................15 .....16 ......0......1940 .....2003Arkansas.................................1 .......8 ......0......2001 .....2013Army.......................................1 .......0 ......0......1984 .....1984Baylor......................................2 .......5 ......0......1993 .....2007Bethune-Cookman ................1 .......0 ......0......2009 .....2009Bowling Green.......................1 .......0 ......0......1987 .....1987Brigham Young ...................74 .....59 ......1......1957 ...20111California................................5 .......3 ......0......1947 .....2011Cal Baptist ..............................2 .......1 ......0......1990 .....1992Cal Lutheran ..........................8 .......2 ......0......1979 .....1992Cal Poly Pomona.................45 .....32 ......3......1959 .....1992Cal Poly SLO........................61 .....32 ......0......1946 .....2012Cal Tech..................................5 .......0 ......0......1939 .....1957CSU Dominguez Hills ........14 .......3 ......0......1973 .....1981CSU Fullerton ^...................20 .....45 ......1......1964 .....2012CSU Los Angeles.................75 .....46 ......0......1951 .....1998CSU Northridge # ...............42 .....39 ......0......1960 .....2012CSU Sacramento..................19 .....13 ......0......1990 .....2004Central Washington..............1 .......0 ......0......1983 .....1983Chapman..............................22 .....12 ......0......1957 .....1993Chico State .............................0 .......2 ......0......1973 .....1973Citadel.....................................1 .......0 ......0......2001 .....2001Claremont-Mudd ..................2 .......0 ......0......1973 .....1973Colorado.................................2 .......1 ......0......1980 .....1980Colorado State .....................24 .......1 ......0......1980 .....1992Connecticut ............................0 .......1 ......0......2011 .....2011Cornell ....................................1 .......1 ......0......1982 .....1982Creighton ...............................1 .......0 ......0......1994 .....1994Dartmouth..............................1 .......0 ......0......1997 .....1997Delaware ................................0 .......2 ......0......1982 .....1982Eastern Washington..............0 .......1 ......0......1987 .....1987Elon .........................................1 .......0 ......0......1958 .....1958Florida.....................................1 .......4 ......1......1988 .....1989Florida International.............2 .......1 ......0......1989 .....1989Fresno State..........................84 .....86 ......0......1939 .....2013Gonzaga..................................6 .......0 ......0......1996 .....2001Grand Canyon .....................11 .......7 ......0......1993 .....1998Hartford..................................1 .......0 ......0......1991 .....1991Harvard ..................................2 .......0 ......0......1985 .....2008Hawaii ..................................67 .....78 ......0......1980 .....2006Hawaii-Hilo .........................21 .......7 ......0......1997 .....2004Houston..................................7 .......3 ......0......1982 .....2008Indiana....................................1 .......0 ......0......2000 .....2000Iona .........................................6 .......0 ......0......1982 .....1991Iowa ........................................1 .......1 ......0......1988 .....1988Kansas.....................................2 .......2 ......0......1998 .....2009Kansas State ...........................1 .......3 ......0......1999 .....2012Kentucky ................................1 .......0 ......0......2010 .....2010La Verne .................................8 .......0 ......0......1938 .....1968Lewis & Clark........................0 .......2 ......0......1978 .....1978Lewis-Clark State ..................3 .......2 ......0......1981 .....1984Long Beach State .................79 .....51 ......1......1956 .....2013Louisville................................0 .......1 ......0......2004 .....2004Loyola Marymount.............64 .....40 ......0......1940 .....2012Massachusetts........................5 .......0 ......0......1981 .....1983Masters ...................................4 .......0 ......0......1987 .....1990Miami (Fla.)............................0 .......4 ......0......2001 .....2003Miami (Ohio) .........................1 .......0 ......0......1979 .....1979Michigan.................................1 .......0 ......0......2007 .....2007Michigan State .......................1 .......0 ......0......1979 .....1979Middle Tennessee State........1 .......0 ......0......1990 .....1990Milwaukee .............................1 .......0 ......0......2012 .....2012Minnesota...............................1 .......2 ......0......1998 .....2001Missouri..................................1 .......1 ......1......1985 .....2008Monmouth .............................1 .......0 ......0......2010 .....2010Montana State........................1 .......0 ......0......1964 .....1964Nebraska ................................7 .......4 ......0......1985 .....2004Nevada ...................................9 .......8 ......0......1986 .....2013

First LastTeam W L T Mtg MtgNew Mexico.......................101.....66 ......0......1960 .....2013New Mexico State .................1 .......1 ......0......1995 .....1999New Orleans ..........................2 .......4 ......0......1989 .....1990North Carolina State.............2 .......4 ......0......2004 .....2005Northern Arizona .................8 .......1 ......0......1961 .....1981Northern Colorado ...............1 .......0 ......0......1984 .....1984Notre Dame............................0 .......1 ......0......2004 .....2004Occidental ............................13 .......2 ......0......1936 .....1958Oklahoma...............................1 .......7 ......0......2001 .....2011Oklahoma City ......................2 .......1 ......0......1985 .....1985Oklahoma State .....................3 .......7 ......0......1995 .....2008Oral Roberts ...........................6 .......6 ......0......1981 .....2011Oregon....................................2 .......1 ......1......1965 .....1973Oregon State ..........................6 .....11 ......1......1973 .....2013Pacific....................................35 .....24 ......1......1946 .....2012Pepperdine...........................52 .....34 ......1......1946 .....2006Pt. Loma Nazarene *...........41 .......0 ......0......1955 .....2002Pomona...................................2 .......0 ......0......1939 .....1939Portland..................................2 .......1 ......0......1991 .....1998Portland State ........................3 .......0 ......0......1979 .....1981Redlands...............................16 .......4 ......0......1936 .....1992Rice..........................................3 .......8 ......0......1994 .....1999St. Cloud.................................1 .......0 ......0......1958 .....1958St. Francis (NY)......................1 .......1 ......0......1993 .....1996St. Mary’s................................4 .......6 ......0......1938 .....2012San Diego .............................68 .....53 ......3......1962 .....2013San Francisco .........................4 .......3 ......0......1942 .....2013San Francisco State................6 .......2 ......0......1962 .....1992San Jose State .......................52 .....26 ......0......1938 .....1999Santa Clara ...........................16 .....15 ......0......1963 .....2013Seattle......................................1 .......0 ......0......1953 .....1953Seton Hall ...............................3 .......1 ......0......1984 .....2013Sonoma State .........................1 .......1 ......0......1992 .....1992South Alabama ......................2 .......2 ......0......2003 .....2005Southern California ............26 .....58 ......3......1947 .....2008Southern .................................0 .......1 ......0......2009 .....2009Southern Illinois ....................1 .......1 ......0......1981 .....1990Southern Utah .....................10 .......1 ......0......1994 .....2009Southwestern Oklahoma .....1 .......0 ......0......1958 .....1958Southwest Texas....................2 .......0 ......0......1999 .....1999Spring Arbor..........................2 .......0 ......0......1975 .....1975Stanford ..................................7 .....13 ......0......1938 .....1991Stony Brook............................1 .......1 ......0......2010 .....2010Sul Ross ..................................0 .......0 ......1......1957 .....1957Temple ....................................1 .......0 ......0......1988 .....1988Texas .......................................0 .......6 ......0......2004 .....2005Texas A&M ............................0 .......3 ......0......2012 .....2012Texas Christian....................13 .....24 ......0......1998 .....2012Texas-El Paso .......................40 .....12 ......1......1979 .....1985Texas-Pan American.............0 .......1 ......0......1986 .....1986Texas Tech..............................1 .......8 ......0......1988 .....2001Toledo .....................................2 .......0 ......0......1994 .....1996Tulane .....................................2 .......3 ......0......1999 .....2000UC Davis ................................4 .......1 ......0......1973 .....2009UC Irvine..............................49 .....32 ......1......1970 .....2013UCLA....................................30 .....48 ......2......1948 .....2013UC Riverside........................32 .....23 ......2......1968 .....2013UC San Diego ......................20 .......3 ......0......1971 .....2002UC Santa Barbara + ............80 .....29 ......1......1936 .....2009UNLV....................................70 .....51 ......0......1978 .....2013U.S. International %............57 .....26 ......2......1962 .....1991Utah.....................................102.....34 ......0......1964 .....2011Utah State ...............................2 .......0 ......0......1957 .....1959Vanderbilt ..............................0 .......1 ......0......2011 .....2011Vanguard& ..........................13 .......2 ......0......1978 .....1992Virginia...................................0 .......1 ......0......2009 .....2009Wagner ...................................5 .......0 ......0......1982 .....2010Washington............................8 .......6 ......0......1965 .....2012Washington State ................10 .......6 ......0......1984 .....2000Western Carolina ..................3 .......0 ......0......2011 .....2011Western Kentucky.................3 .......1 ......0......1993 .....2002Western New Mexico ...........4 .......0 ......0......1984 .....1985Western Oregon St. $..........11 .......0 ......0......1978 .....1988Westmont ...............................3 .......1 ......0......1950 .....1975

First LastTeam W L T Mtg MtgWhittier.................................30 .......7 ......0......1936 .....1967Wichita State ..........................2 .......4 ......0......1983 .....1999Willamette..............................2 .......0 ......0......1978 .....1978Winthrop ................................1 .......1 ......0......2011 .....2011Wisconsin ...............................3 .......0 ......0......1989 .....1989Wyoming..............................31 .....15 ......0......1977 .....1992Yale..........................................1 .......0 ......0......1984 .....1984

^ Formerly Orange State# Formerly San Fernando Valley State* Formerly Pasadena College+ Formerly Santa Barbara State% Formerly Cal Western$ Formerly Oregon College of Education& Formerly Southern California College

NON-COLLEGIATE OPPONENTSFirst Last

Team W L T Mtg MtgAmphib Training Base .........1 .......0 ......0......1946 .....1946Aztec Frosh ............................4 .......2 ......0......1936 .....1938Baltimore Oriole Rookies.....2 .......0 ......0......1972 .....1972Camp Ellliott..........................1 .......0 ......0......1946 .....1946Camp Pendleton....................5 .......8 ......0......1947 .....1959Camp Stoneman....................3 .......0 ......0......1947 .....1950Castle Army-Air Base...........1 .......0 ......0......1946 .....1946Central All Stars ....................1 .......1 ......0......1936 .....1936Cramer’s .................................1 .......0 ......0......1936 .....1936Destroyers Pacific..................4 .......0 ......1......1939 .....1948El Toro Marine Air Base.......3 .......1 ......0......1950 .....1954Fleet Air (Air Pacific)............2 .......0 ......0......1949 .....1950Fort Ord..................................1 .......3 ......0......1952 .....1956Fort Rosecrans .......................4 .......1 ......0......1941 .....1942Grossmont HS .......................1 .......0 ......0......1936 .....1936Hatfield All Stars...................1 .......0 ......0......1936 .....1936Hawaii Islanders ...................0 .......1 ......0......1963 .....1963Hoover HS .............................5 .......1 ......1......1936 .....1938Litchfield Naval Base............1 .......0 ......0......1953 .....1953Los Alamitos NAS ................0 .......1 ......0......1953 .....1953Marine Corps Rcrt. Depot..46 .....47 ......1......1936 .....1970Memorial Playground ..........1 .......0 ......0......1936 .....1946Miramar NAS ........................7 .......2 ......0......1946 .....1963Moffett Field NAS.................1 .......1 ......0......1946 .....1952Muehleisen Company ..........1 .......1 ......0......1936 .....1936NAS North Island .................7 .......6 ......1......1946 .....1956Naval Repair Base.................1 .......0 ......0......1946 .....1946Naval Station Long Beach....1 .......0 ......0......1952 .....1952Naval Training Center .......19 .......8 ......0......1942 .....1961PhibPac ...................................7 .......3 ......0......1950 .....1954Point Mugu NAS...................1 .......0 ......0......1956 .....1956Pro All-Stars...........................4 .......1 ......0......1940 .....1951S.D. Naval Hospital ..............2 .......0 ......0......1937 .....1946St. Augustine HS...................1 .......1 ......1......1936 .....1937San Diego HS.........................4 .......5 ......0......1937 .....1942San Diego Naval Station ......2 .......0 ......0......1956 .....1956San Diego Padres ..................1 .......3 ......0......1937 .....1941Submarine Base .....................2 .......1 ......0......1948 .....1948Taft JC .....................................1 .......0 ......0......1940 .....1940TraPac .....................................2 .......0 ......0......1951 .....1952USS Lexington .......................1 .......0 ......0......1940 .....1940USS Melville...........................1 .......0 ......0......1940 .....1940USS Omaha ............................1 .......0 ......0......1936 .....1936USS Piedmont........................2 .......0 ......0......1949 .....1949USS Ranger ............................2 .......0 ......0......1936 .....1936USS Whitney..........................1 .......0 ......0......1937 .....1937Vandenberg AFB...................1 .......0 ......0......1965 .....1965Waseda (Japan)......................0 .......1 ......0......1936 .....1936Williams AFB.........................1 .......0 ......0......1951 .....1951


SSEERRIIEESS RREECCOORRDDSS


YYEEAARR--BBYY--YYEEAARR SSCCOORREESS1936

RECORD: 19-6-1 (3-1 SCIAC)HEAD COACH: CHARLIE SMITH

F. 29.......Memorial Playground.................W............4-3F. 29.......at Cramer’s (10) ............................W............6-5M. 6 .......at St. Augustine HS .....................W..........11-0M. 7 .......USS Omaha...................................W..........16-0M. 12 .....at Central All-Stars .......................L ............1-8M. 14 .....USS Ranger ...................................W............8-5M. 18 .....Grossmont HS ..............................W..........10-0M. 20 .....at MCRD .......................................W..........12-8M. 21 .....Aztec Frosh ...................................W............4-3M. 28 .....Occidental*....................................W..........14-3A. 3........Whittier*........................................W............4-3A. 7........at MCRD .......................................W............6-5A. 8........Hatfield All-Stars .........................W............6-1A. 9........USS Ranger ...................................W............9-4A. 14......at Hoover HS.................................T ............5-5A. 17......Santa Barbara State* .....................L ............0-2A. 21......at Hoover HS................................W............5-2A. 23......at Central All-Stars ......................W..........10-1A. 25......at MCRD ........................................L ............3-4A. 28......Hoover HS ....................................W............8-2A. 29......Muehleisen Co. ............................W............7-1M. 2 .......at Redlands*..................................W............8-7M. 9 .......at MCRD ........................................L ............7-8M. 13 .....Muehleisen Co. .............................L ............6-7M. 16 .....at MCRD .......................................W..........15-1M. 20 .....Waseda (Japan) .............................L ............2-3* SCIAC Game

1937RECORD: 19-9-1 (10-2 SCIAC)

HEAD COACH: CHARLIE SMITH

M. 6 .......at MCRD ........................................L ............5-6M. 9 .......Hoover HS ....................................W............5-2M. 11 .....St. Augustine HS ..........................T ............5-5M. 20 .....San Diego HS ................................L ............1-2M. 20 .....San Diego HS (10) ........................W............1-0M. 24 .....Naval Hospital .............................W............7-5M. 30 .....at San Diego Padres......................L ............2-4M. 31 .....USS Whitney.................................W............8-0A. 1........at Hoover HS................................W............9-7 A. 3........San Diego HS ................................L ............3-5A. 3........San Diego HS................................W............4-2A. 5........Aztec Frosh ...................................W..........13-7A. 6........St. Augustine HS ..........................L ............1-2A. 10......Aztec Frosh ...................................W............9-1A. 16......at Occidental* ...............................W............4-3A. 17......at Occidental* ...............................W..........13-2A. 17......at Occidental* ...............................W............5-1A. 20......at MCRD .......................................W............7-3A. 23......Redlands*......................................W............8-2A. 24......Redlands*.......................................L ............0-1A. 24......Redlands*......................................W............7-2A. 27......at MCRD ........................................L ............5-8A. 30......at Whittier* ...................................W..........11-4M. 1 .......at Whittier* ...................................W..........10-2M. 1 .......at Whittier* ...................................W............4-1M. 4 .......at MCRD ........................................L ............1-2M. 6 .......at Santa Barbara State*.................L ..........2-10M. 7 .......at Santa Barbara State* ................W..........16-5M. 8 .......at Santa Barbara State* ................W............9-7* SCIAC Game

1938RECORD: 20-11 (13-2 SCIAC)HEAD COACH: CHARLIE SMITH

F. 26.......at Hoover HS.................................L ............6-7F. 26.......at Hoover HS................................W............9-1M. 15 .....at San Diego Padres......................L ............3-9M. 17 .....Aztec Frosh....................................L ............4-6M. 19 .....at MCRD .......................................W............6-4M. 19 .....at MCRD .......................................W............6-3M. 22 .....San Diego HS ................................L ............4-5M. 25 .....San Jose State (10) ........................W............5-4M. 26 .....Stanford..........................................L ............5-9M. 29 .....San Diego HS ................................L ............3-4A. 1........at La Verne* ..................................W..........25-4A. 2........at La Verne* ..................................W..........11-4A. 2........at La Verne* ..................................W..........13-2A. 5........Aztec Frosh ...................................W..........11-0A. 6........Aztec Frosh....................................L ............0-5A. 8........at Redlands*..................................W..........11-9A. 9........at Redlands* ..................................L ............5-6A. 9........at Redlands*..................................W............7-6A. 13......at MCRD .......................................W..........19-6A. 14......at MCRD (10).................................L ............4-5A. 16......at MCRD .......................................W........16-12A. 22......Whittier*........................................W..........13-3A. 23......Whittier*........................................W............5-4A. 23......Whittier*........................................W............5-2A. 24......St. Mary’s .......................................L ............3-6A. 28......Santa Barbara State* ....................W............7-3A. 30......Santa Barbara State* .....................L ..........4-10A. 30......Santa Barbara State* ....................W............9-1M. 6 .......Occidental*....................................W..........18-4M. 7 .......Occidental*....................................W............7-3M. 7 .......Occidental*....................................W..........16-9* SCIAC Game

1939RECORD: 14-8 (10-3 SCIAC)HEAD COACH: CHARLIE SMITH

M. 22 .....San Diego HS................................W............4-2M. 24 .....at MCRD ........................................L ........13-16M. 25 .....MCRD.............................................L ............1-7M. 29 .....Destroyers Pacific ........................W............8-1A. 1........Fresno State ...................................L ..........5-13A. 1........Fresno State...................................W............5-4A. 4........at Occidental* ...............................W............4-1A. 5........at Occidental* ...............................W..........13-3A. 5........at Occidental* ...............................W..........10-3A. 7........at San Jose State ............................L ............0-1A. 8........at San Jose State............................W............7-6A. 11......Arizona...........................................L ............2-4A. 14......Redlands*......................................W..........13-5A. 15......Redlands*......................................W............3-1A. 15......Redlands*......................................W........11-10A. 22......at Cal Tech*...................................W............7-1A. 22......at Cal Tech*...................................W............4-0A. 28......at Whittier* ....................................L ............2-3A. 29......at Whittier* ....................................L ............2-9A. 29......at Whittier* ....................................L ............4-6M. 6 .......Pomona*........................................W..........14-0M. 6 .......Pomona*........................................W..........10-1 * SCIAC Game

1940RECORD: 18-9-1 (11-1 CCAA)HEAD COACH: CHARLIE SMITH

F. 24.......MCRD............................................W............6-2F. 24.......MCRD............................................W............5-2M. 2 .......USS Melville .................................W............7-5M. 6 .......Pro All-Stars .................................W..........13-2M. 9 .......USS Lexington..............................W............8-2M. 15 .....at MCRD ........................................L ............2-6M. 16 .....at MCRD ........................................L ..........7-10M. 18 .....at MCRD ........................................L ............8-9M. 19 .....at MCRD ........................................L ..........5-13M. 22 .....San Jose State* ..............................W..........13-1M. 23 .....San Jose State* ...............................L ............2-8M. 26 .....Arizona...........................................T ............4-4M. 29 .....at Santa Barbara State*.................L ............2-3M. 30 .....at Santa Barbara State* ................W............4-3A. 2........at San Jose State* ..........................W............5-0A. 2........at San Jose State* ..........................W............6-2A. 3........at Fresno State* (10)......................L ............1-2A. 4........at Fresno State*.............................W............7-5A. 5........at Taft JC........................................W............2-1A. 6........at Loyola Marymount .................W............7-5A. 12......Santa Barbara State* .....................L ............1-8A. 13......Santa Barbara State* .....................L ............4-7A. 16......Arizona State ................................W............7-3A. 19......Whittier .........................................W............8-1A. 20......Whittier .........................................W............6-2A. 21......Whittier .........................................W............4-2A. 26......Fresno State* .................................W............8-3A. 27......Fresno State* .................................W............6-2

1941RECORD: 15-9 (6-3 CCAA)HEAD COACH: CHARLIE SMITH

M. 8 .......Loyola Marymount ......................L ............1-3M. 15 .....San Diego Padres..........................L ............1-2M. 16 .....San Diego Padres .........................W............4-0M. 18 .....San Jose State* ..............................W............5-3M. 19 .....San Jose State* ..............................W............7-3M. 21 .....at Whittier .....................................W............5-4M. 22 .....at Whittier .....................................W............9-2M. 22 .....at Whittier .....................................W............8-4M. 28 .....at MCRD ........................................L ............1-5M. 29 .....Pro All-Stars .................................W............7-0A. 8........at San Jose State* ..........................W............3-1A. 11......at Fresno State* .............................L ............3-7A. 12......at Fresno State*.............................W............1-0A. 18......Arizona..........................................W............7-4A. 19......Arizona..........................................W............4-3A. 23......St. Mary’s .......................................L ............4-5A. 25......Fresno State* .................................W............6-1A. 26......Fresno State*..................................L ............5-9M. 2 .......Santa Barbara State* .....................L ............0-2M. 3 .......Santa Barbara State* ....................W..........10-7M. 7 .......Fort Rosecrans ..............................W..........10-1M. 9 .......at Fresno State+.............................L ............1-2M. 10 .....at Fresno State+............................W............9-1M. 10 .....at Fresno State+.............................L ............1-6* CCAA Game+ CCAA Playoff Series


M. 7 .......at MCRD .......................................W............6-5M. 7 .......at MCRD .......................................W............5-4M. 11 .....San Diego HS ................................L ............2-3M. 13 .....at Fort Rosecrans ..........................L ............1-2M. 18 .....Fort Rosecrans ..............................W..........10-6M. 21 .....Loyola Marymount......................W..........21-3M. 23 .....MCRD.............................................L ............1-2M. 25 .....San Diego HS................................W............7-2M. 27 .....at Fresno State*.............................W............9-4M. 28 .....at Fresno State*.............................W..........10-3M. 30 .....at San Francisco............................W............6-3A. 1........at San Jose State* ..........................W..........13-1A. 2........at San Jose State* ..........................W..........23-3A. 14......at Naval Training Center ............W..........10-0A. 18......Fresno State* .................................W............9-4A. 18......Fresno State* .................................W..........13-4A. 24......at MCRD .......................................W............6-3A. 25......at MCRD .......................................W............6-0A. 29......at Naval Training Ctr (10) ...........L ............4-5A. 30......Fort Rosecrans ..............................W............9-5M. 1 .......at MCRD ........................................L ............5-6M. 6 .......at MCRD ........................................L ............0-5M. 7 .......at Fort Rosecrans..........................W............2-1M. 8 .......at MCRD ........................................L ............4-5* CCAA Game

1943-45WW II – NO TEAMS


M. 6 .......at Camp Elliott .............................W............7-5M. 9 .......at Naval Training Center ............W............7-5M. 9 .......at Naval Training Center ............W............7-3M. 16 .....at MCRD ........................................L ............4-6M. 16 .....at MCRD ........................................L ............1-2M. 22 .....at Naval Hospital.........................W..........12-1M. 25 .....San Jose State* ..............................W........13-11M. 26 .....San Jose State* ...............................L ............4-6A. 2........Amphibious Training Base.........W..........10-1A. 6........Pepperdine....................................W..........10-1A. 6........Pepperdine....................................W............5-0A. 10......Miramar NAS................................L ............5-6A. 13......at Fresno State*.............................W........15-13A. 13......at Fresno State* (10) .....................W........20-15A. 14......at Castle Army-Air Base .............W............9-2A. 15......at Pacific ........................................W............5-0A. 16......at Moffett Field NAS ...................W..........12-1A. 17......at San Jose State* ..........................W............7-6A. 17......at San Jose State* ..........................W............9-5A. 19......Cal Poly SLO ................................W........17-10A. 20......at Santa Barbara State* ................W............4-1A. 20......at Santa Barbara State* ................W............6-1A. 23......at MCRD .......................................W............8-0A. 27......Fresno State* .................................W............3-2A. 27......Fresno State* .................................W............7-4M. 1 .......at Miramar NAS (11)....................L ............4-5M. 3 .......at S.D. Naval Air Station .............L ............7-8M. 4 .......Santa Barbara State* (10).............W............5-4M. 4 .......Santa Barbara State*+ ..................W............9-0M. 10 .....at Pepperdine ...............................W..........10-5M. 10 .....at Pepperdine ...............................W............6-3M. 13 .....Naval Repair Base........................W............5-2M. 15 .....at MCRD .......................................W............5-1M. 17 .....Loyola Marymount......................W..........13-1M. 18 .....Whittier (14)..................................W............5-4M. 18 .....Whittier .........................................W............9-3M. 22 .....at Naval Training Center ............W............2-0M. 25 .....Pacific .............................................L ............3-7M. 25 .....Pacific ............................................W............5-2* CCAA Game + Forfeit win to SDSU

1947RECORD: 24-8-1 (13-4-1 CCAA)


M. 12 .....at Naval Training Center ............W..........16-2M. 14 .....Pro All-Stars .................................W............6-5M. 15 .....at Naval Training Center ............W............8-3M. 18 .....Pro All-Stars ..................................L ............2-6M. 21 .....Whittier (10)..................................W............7-6M. 22 .....Pepperdine....................................W..........11-0M. 22 .....Pepperdine....................................W............8-1M. 25 .....San Jose State* ..............................W............7-3M. 25 .....San Jose State* ...............................L ............0-2M. 27 .....at Fresno State*.............................W............7-4M. 29 .....at Fresno State*.............................W............7-0M. 31 .....at Camp Stoneman ......................W............9-6A. 1........at California ..................................W..........13-2A. 4........at Cal Poly SLO*...........................W............7-5A. 4........at Cal Poly SLO*...........................W............2-1A. 8........Arizona...........................................L ..........7-10A. 12......Cal Poly SLO*...............................W............9-0A. 12......Cal Poly SLO*...............................W............6-3A. 19......Fresno State* .................................W..........10-3

A. 19......Fresno State* .................................W............8-1A. 25......at Santa Barbara State* ................W............3-2A. 25......at Santa Barbara State* ................W............4-2A. 26......at Pepperdine ...............................W..........20-5A. 26......at Pepperdine ................................L ............2-3M. 1 .......Arizona State ................................W..........28-0M. 3 .......Santa Barbara State* ....................W............5-4M. 3 .......Santa Barbara State* ....................W............4-2M. 9 .......at Camp Pendleton ......................W..........17-1M. 17 .....at Pacific* .......................................L ............2-3M. 17 .....at Pacific* (10)................................L ............3-4M. 19 .....USC.................................................L ............1-3M. 24 .....Pacific*............................................L ..........7-15M. 24 .....Pacific*............................................T ............8-8* CCAA Game


M. 6 .......Destroyers Pacific .........................T ............1-1M. 6 .......Destroyers Pacific ........................W............6-0M. 10 .....at Naval Training Center ............W............7-2M. 11 .....Submarine Base............................W..........10-3M. 12 .....Destroyers Pacific ........................W............6-5M. 13 .....at Camp Pendleton.......................L ............2-9M. 20 .....at Naval Training Center ............W............5-1M. 22 .....Pacific*............................................L ............3-4M. 23 .....Pacific* ...........................................W............8-2M. 23 .....Pacific*............................................L ............4-7M. 26 .....Fresno State* .................................W............5-4M. 27 .....Fresno State*..................................L ............6-7M. 27 .....Fresno State* .................................W............8-1A. 2........Submarine Base............................W............9-4A. 6........Submarine Base.............................L ............4-5A. 13......USC.................................................L ..........7-10A. 17......Pepperdine ....................................L ............2-7A. 17......Pepperdine (8) ..............................W..........10-9A. 23......Santa Barbara State* ....................W..........13-1A. 24......Santa Barbara State* ....................W............9-6A. 24......Santa Barbara State* .....................L ............4-6A. 30......Destroyers Pacific ........................W..........12-6M. 7 .......at San Jose State* ..........................W..........12-5M. 7 .......at San Jose State*...........................L ............4-6M. 8 .......at San Jose State*...........................L ........11-18M. 11 .....at UCLA .........................................L ..........3-11M. 15 .....at Pepperdine (11)........................W............8-6M. 15 .....at Pepperdine ...............................W..........14-5M. 18 .....at Naval Training Center ............W............2-1M. 21 .....at Cal Poly SLO* ...........................L ............0-5M. 22 .....at Cal Poly SLO* ...........................L ............6-8M. 22 .....at Cal Poly SLO* ...........................L ............6-7* CCAA Game


M. 4 .......USS Piedmont...............................W..........15-4M. 5 .......at S.D. Naval Air Station.............W............8-3M. 12 .....at Naval Training Center ............W..........11-4M. 15 .....USS Piedmont...............................W..........12-2M. 17 .....Fleet Air (AirPac) .........................W............3-0M. 18 .....at Camp Pendleton.......................L ............4-9M. 21 .....S.D. Naval Air Station..................T ............5-5M. 25 .....at USC.............................................L ..........6-10M. 26 .....at USC.............................................L ............1-3A. 1........Arizona State.................................L ............3-8A. 2........Pepperdine ....................................L ............2-4A. 2........Pepperdine ....................................L ............1-7A. 8........at Fresno State* .............................L ..........0-14A. 9........at Fresno State*.............................W............7-5A. 9........at Fresno State* .............................L ............3-7A. 10......at Camp Stoneman ......................W............5-2A. 11......at St. Mary’s...................................L ............0-5A. 12......at Pacific*.......................................W............6-3A. 13......at Pacific* .......................................L ............4-5A. 13......at Pacific* .......................................L ........10-11A. 14......at Stanford .....................................L ..........7-10A. 16......at Loyola Marymount .................W..........14-0A. 22......San Jose State* ...............................L ............3-4A. 23......San Jose State* ...............................L ............5-9A. 23......San Jose State* ...............................L ............0-7A. 26......at Naval Training Center ............W..........11-5A. 29......at Arizona ......................................L ..........9-15A. 30......at Arizona .....................................W..........10-8A. 30......at Arizona ......................................L ............0-1M. 6 .......at Santa Barbara State*.................L ............3-6M. 7 .......at Santa Barbara State* ................W............9-2M. 7 .......at Santa Barbara State* ................W............9-2M. 13 .....Cal Poly SLO*................................L ..........3-14M. 14 .....Cal Poly SLO*...............................W............3-0M. 14 .....Cal Poly SLO*...............................W............7-2M. 21 .....at Pepperdine ................................L ..........7-10M. 21 .....at Pepperdine ...............................W............4-1* CCAA Game

1950RECORD: 20-14-1 (3-4-1 CCAA)


M. 4 .......at MCRD ........................................L ............2-6M. 4 .......at MCRD ........................................L ............6-8M. 9 .......Whittier .........................................W............8-6M. 11 .....Loyola Marymount......................W............5-4M. 14 .....Air Pac ...........................................W............3-1M. 16 .....PhibPac..........................................W............6-5M. 17 .....at Naval Training Center ............W............9-3M. 18 .....at USC.............................................L ..........4-15M. 21 .....at Naval Training Center ............W............8-4M. 22 .....PhibPac..........................................W..........12-2M. 24 .....at El Toro MAS.............................W............7-4M. 27 .....Arizona State ................................W............6-1M. 30 .....Westmont......................................W..........26-0A. 1........at Fresno State ..............................W..........16-7A. 1........at Fresno State ...............................L ..........8-10A. 2........at Camp Stoneman ......................W..........33-0A. 3........at St. Mary’s...................................L ..........5-13A. 4........at San Jose State ............................L ............3-5A. 5........at Cal Poly SLO ............................W............8-5A. 6........at Loyola Marymount .................W............8-4A. 8........Arizona...........................................L ..........0-14A. 10......Arizona..........................................W............3-2A. 10......Arizona...........................................L ............2-5A. 12......at MCRD ........................................L ............5-6A. 15......at Pepperdine*...............................L ............3-9A. 15......at Pepperdine*...............................T ............3-3A. 18......at UCLA .........................................L ............8-9A. 22......UC Santa Barbara*........................L ............5-8A. 22......UC Santa Barbara* .......................W............9-2A. 24......El Toro Marine Air Station .........W..........13-4M. 3 .......at MCRD .......................................W............4-2M. 6 .......at UC Santa Barbara*....................L ............0-1M. 6 .......at UC Santa Barbara*....................L ............3-4M. 13 .....Pepperdine* ..................................W............9-5M. 13 .....Pepperdine* ..................................W............3-1* CCAA Game


M. 8 .......at MCRD ........................................L ............8-9M. 10 .....at Whittier .....................................W..........18-5M. 14 .....Pro All-Stars .................................W............5-3M. 17 .....at Arizona ......................................L ..........5-23M. 19 .....at Arizona State............................W........15-10M. 20 .....at Arizona State (10) ....................W............9-8M. 21 .....at Williams AFB ...........................W..........12-9M. 24 .....USC ................................................W........12-10M. 29 .....TraPac............................................W..........15-3M. 30 .....at Redlands....................................L ............1-8M. 31 .....at El Toro MAS..............................L ..........6-17A. 7........Pepperdine* (11) ...........................L ............3-5A. 7........Pepperdine* ..................................W............8-5A. 10......MCRD............................................W..........11-1A. 12......S.D. Naval Air Station.................W............7-6A. 14......Fresno State* .................................W............6-4A. 14......Fresno State*..................................L ............0-2A. 18......PhibPac..........................................W............4-3A. 20......at UC Santa Barbara*...................W..........13-6A. 21......at Cal Poly SLO*...........................W............7-1A. 21......at Cal Poly SLO* ...........................L ............0-2A. 27......CSU Los Angeles*........................W..........10-9A. 28......UC Santa Barbara* .......................W........16-14A. 28......UC Santa Barbara* .......................W............7-6M. 1 .......at USC.............................................L ............2-3M. 4 .......Cal Poly SLO*...............................W............7-4M. 5 .......at Naval Training Center.............L ............1-9M. 9 .......Naval Training Center (10) .........L ........11-12M. 11 .....at Pepperdine*..............................W............8-5M. 12 .....at Fresno State* .............................L ..........0-12M. 16 .....at MCRD ........................................L ............3-4M. 19 .....at CSU Los Angeles*....................W..........21-6M. 19 .....at CSU Los Angeles*....................W..........20-5* CCAA Game


M. 22 .....USC ................................................W............3-1M. 22 .....Whittier .........................................W............8-5M. 24 .....Miramar NAS...............................W..........11-4M. 25 .....Fort Ord .........................................L ..........5-12M. 26 .....Naval Training Center .................L ............4-7M. 28 .....at Camp Pendleton.......................L ............1-2M. 29 .....Loyola Marymount......................W..........14-4A. 1........Miramar NAS...............................W............7-2A. 2........PhibPac..........................................W........27-10A. 5........at Pepperdine*...............................L ..........6-10A. 5........at Pepperdine*..............................W............3-1A. 6........at Fort Ord .....................................L ..........0-11A. 8........at Stanford (10).............................W............5-3A. 8........at Stanford .....................................L ............1-2A. 9........at Moffett NAS..............................L ..........6-13A. 16......Arizona...........................................L ............3-9A. 16......Camp Pendleton ...........................L ..........4-10A. 19......Cal Poly SLO*...............................W..........11-0

A. 19......Cal Poly SLO*...............................W............4-0A. 21......PhibPac..........................................W............2-1A. 22......MCRD.............................................L ..........6-13A. 29......PhibPac..........................................W..........13-7A. 30......TraPac............................................W............5-4M. 2 .......at Loyola Marymount .................W............7-1M. 3 .......at Naval Sta. Long Beach ............W..........16-0M. 5 .......S.D. Naval Air Station..................L ..........4-12M. 9 .......Pepperdine* (10) ..........................W............3-2M. 10 .....UC Santa Barbara*........................L ..........3-10M. 13 .....MCRD.............................................L ............5-7M. 17 .....CSU Los Angeles*........................W............6-5M. 17 .....CSU Los Angeles*........................W............5-2M. 19 .....at Cal Poly SLO* ...........................L ............1-2M. 23 .....at CSU Los Angeles*....................W..........10-2M. 24 .....at UC Santa Barbara*....................L ............3-4M. 24 .....at UC Santa Barbara*...................W............8-4* CCAA Game


M. 6 .......at Whittier......................................L ..........7-11M. 7 .......at Camp Pendleton.......................L ............4-5M. 10 .....Los Alamitos NAS........................L ............6-7M. 11 .....S.D. Naval Air Station..................L ............0-5M. 14 .....USC.................................................L ............4-8M. 14 .....Arizona State ................................W............9-0M. 17 .....at Miramar NAS...........................W............6-1M. 19 .....San Jose State ................................W..........11-0M. 21 .....at Naval Training Center ............W............6-3M. 24 .....at MCRD ........................................L ............0-7M. 28 .....at Arizona ......................................L ..........3-15M. 30 .....at Litchfield Naval Base ..............W..........19-4M. 31 .....at Arizona State............................W........16-10A. 4........Fresno State*..................................L ..........5-10A. 4........Fresno State*..................................L ............0-7A. 7........PhibPac...........................................L ..........5-12A. 8........MCRD.............................................L ............1-7A. 11......Pepperdine* ..................................W............3-0A. 17......at UC Santa Barbara*...................W............5-4A. 18......at Cal Poly SLO*...........................W............3-0A. 18......at Cal Poly SLO*...........................W............4-2A. 22......at MCRD ........................................L ............1-8A. 25......at Pepperdine*..............................W..........12-6A. 25......at Pepperdine*..............................W............7-0M. 2 .......at CSU Los Angeles*....................W............8-4M. 2 .......at CSU Los Angeles*....................W............5-2M. 5 .......at S.D. Naval Air Station.............W............6-5M. 6 .......Naval Training Center .................L ........10-12M. 9 .......Cal Poly SLO*...............................W............6-0M. 12 .....at PhibPac......................................W............8-4M. 16 .....UC Santa Barbara* .......................W............4-2M. 16 .....UC Santa Barbara* .......................W............2-1M. 19 .....Miramar NAS...............................W..........19-1M. 23 .....at Fresno State*.............................W............7-3M. 26 .....CSU Los Angeles*........................W............6-3M. 29 .....at USC#...........................................L ..........6-12M. 30 .....Seattle# (15)...................................W........13-12M. 30 .....at USC#..........................................W............3-1M. 30 .....at USC#...........................................L ............1-3* CCAA Game# NCAA District 8 Playoffs at USC


M. 6 .......Whittier .........................................W..........18-0M. 9 .......MCRD.............................................L ............2-4M. 12 .....at S.D. Naval Air Station .............L ............6-7M. 13 .....at Naval Training Center.............L ............1-2M. 17 .....PhibPac...........................................L ..........5-12M. 26 .....at Camp Pendleton ......................W..........13-9M. 27 .....at Loyola Marymount .................W............5-0M. 30 .....at Naval Training Center ............W............3-2A. 3........Fresno State* .................................W............8-5A. 6........at PhibPac (14)...............................L ............1-2A. 10......Pepperdine* ..................................W..........18-6A. 10......Pepperdine* ..................................W..........11-3A. 13......Pacific ............................................W..........11-5A. 16......at UC Santa Barbara*...................W............9-4A. 16......at UC Santa Barbara*....................L ............3-8A. 17......at Cal Poly SLO* ...........................L ............0-3A. 20......Fort Ord .........................................L ............1-5A. 21......Arizona...........................................L ............1-3A. 24......at Pepperdine*...............................L ............2-5A. 27......Camp Pendleton ..........................W............9-8A. 30......at Fresno State* .............................L ..........9-10A. 30......at Fresno State* .............................L ............1-7M. 1 .......at CSU Los Angeles* ....................L ............2-6M. 3 .......El Toro Marine Air Station .........W............8-3M. 4 .......S.D. Naval Air Station..................L ..........6-10M. 8 .......Cal Poly SLO*...............................W............6-2M. 8 .......Cal Poly SLO*...............................W............9-0M. 10 .....MCRD.............................................L ............4-5M. 14 .....CSU Los Angeles*........................W............9-8M. 14 .....CSU Los Angeles*........................W..........13-0M. 15 .....UC Santa Barbara* .......................W............7-2* CCAA Game


M. 5 .......Occidental .....................................W..........10-6M. 11 .....at Naval Training Center ............W..........14-0M. 15 .....S.D. Naval Air Station.................W............7-6M. 18 .....at Pasadena ...................................W..........15-0M. 19 .....at Whittier .....................................W............9-6M. 22 .....Naval Training Center ................W............8-1M. 25 .....at S.D. Naval Air Station.............W............5-3M. 26 .....at MCRD .......................................W............8-5A. 1........Fresno State* .................................W............6-3A. 1........Fresno State*..................................L ............2-4A. 2........Cal Poly SLO*...............................W........20-10A. 4........USC.................................................L ............2-7A. 5........Whittier .........................................W............8-2A. 8........Pacific ............................................W..........19-4A. 9........Pepperdine....................................W..........11-8A. 15......at Camp Pendleton.......................L ............4-9A. 16......at Pepperdine*..............................W..........22-1A. 16......at Pepperdine ................................L ............1-2A. 19......S.D. Naval Air Station.................W..........23-4A. 23......at Fresno State* .............................L ............2-4A. 27......Arizona State ................................W............3-0A. 29......Pasadena .......................................W............6-5A. 30......Loyola Marymount......................W..........22-7M. 6 .......at UC Santa Barbara*...................W..........13-4M. 10 .....MCRD............................................W..........19-1M. 13 .....Cal State Los Angeles..................W..........14-5M. 14 .....UC Santa Barbara*........................L ............3-9M. 14 .....UC Santa Barbara* .......................W............6-1* CCAA Game


M. 2 .......San Diego Naval Station .............W..........17-4M. 6 .......S.D. Naval Air Station.................W..........13-9M. 9 .......at Cal Tech ....................................W............8-4M. 10 .....at Pasadena ...................................W..........15-2M. 10 .....at Occidental..................................L ............4-5M. 13 .....MCRD............................................W..........20-0M. 16 .....Occidental .....................................W..........10-1M. 17 .....Whittier ..........................................L ..........6-10M. 21 .....Cal Tech.........................................W..........11-2M. 23 .....Pasadena .......................................W..........16-8M. 24 .....Pepperdine ...................................L ............4-6M. 26 .....Stanford.........................................W..........12-3M. 28 .....Stanford..........................................L ..........1-14M. 30 .....at Long Beach State .....................W............3-2M. 31 .....at Pepperdine ................................L ............2-7A. 3........Naval Training Center .................L ..........4-12A. 6........Fresno State* (10) ..........................L ............4-5A. 6........Fresno State*+...............................W............9-0A. 7........at Cal Poly SLO*...........................W............8-6A. 10......at S.D. Naval Air Station .............L ..........6-19A. 11......San Diego Naval Station .............W..........11-3A. 13......at Arizona ......................................L ............2-5A. 14......at Arizona .....................................W............8-5A. 16......Loyola Marymount......................W............9-3A. 17......Point Magu NAS..........................W............8-1A. 21......CSU Los Angeles*........................W..........18-5A. 21......CSU Los Angeles*........................W............7-1A. 24......Fort Ord.........................................W........20-14A. 27......Fresno State*..................................L ............3-4A. 28......UC Santa Barbara* .......................W............5-0M. 1 .......Naval Training Center (10) .........L ............8-9M. 4 .......Long Beach State..........................W............9-3M. 5 .......Cal Poly SLO*...............................W............8-7M. 5 .......Cal Poly SLO*...............................W..........10-1M. 8 .......at MCRD .......................................W..........12-2M. 11 .....at CSU Los Angeles*....................W..........10-4M. 12 .....UC Santa Barbara* .......................W..........14-6M. 12 .....UC Santa Barbara* .......................W..........12-6M. 12 .....USC.................................................L ........10-13* CCAA Game+ Forfeit win to SDSU


M. 2 .......Loyola Marymount......................W..........12-3M. 5 .......Naval Training Center ................W..........10-4M. 7 .......Sul Ross ..........................................T ........10-10M. 8 .......at Occidental.................................W............6-4M. 20 .....at MCRD ........................................L ............3-4M. 22 .....Cal Tech.........................................W..........15-6M. 23 .....La Verne ........................................W..........14-1M. 23 .....La Verne ........................................W..........14-0M. 26 .....Brigham Young ............................W..........17-1M. 27 .....at Naval Training Center ............W............8-4M. 29 .....Chapman.......................................W..........11-5M. 30 .....Long Beach State* ........................W..........10-7A. 2........Utah State......................................W..........13-5A. 5........at UC Santa Barbara*....................L ............4-7A. 6........Cal Poly SLO*...............................W............2-0A. 6........Cal Poly SLO*...............................W............8-3A. 9........at Naval Training Center.............L ............2-3A. 10......MCRD.............................................L ............0-2

A. 13......at Long Beach State* ....................W............2-1A. 13......at Long Beach State* (8) ..............W............4-3A. 15......at Santa Clara ................................L ........10-11A. 16......at Stanford .....................................L ............5-7A. 26......Redlands .......................................W..........15-3A. 27......Fresno State* .................................W............6-4A. 27......Fresno State* .................................W............4-0A. 30......CSU Los Angeles* (11) ................W........11-10M. 3 .......Cal Poly SLO*...............................W............8-6M. 4 .......UC Santa Barbara* .......................W............9-4M. 4 .......UC Santa Barbara*........................L ............6-9M. 7 .......at MCRD ........................................L ..........4-16M. 10 .....at Fresno State* .............................L ............0-6M. 16 .....at CSU Los Angeles*....................W..........13-3M. 16 .....at CSU Los Angeles*....................W............7-3* CCAA Game


M. 1 .......Occidental ......................................L ............4-7M. 5 .......at Naval Training Center ............W..........20-1M. 8 .......at Redlands ...................................W..........15-2M. 12 .....at Camp Pendleton.......................L ............1-3M. 14 .....Pepperdine....................................W............5-3M. 15 .....Redlands .......................................W..........14-0M. 18 .....at MCRD ........................................L ............0-3M. 25 .....Stanford.........................................W............5-3M. 31 .....at Pepperdine ...............................W............4-2A. 8........Arizona State ................................W............4-1A. 11......at Cal Poly SLO*...........................W............4-0A. 12......at Fresno State* .............................L ............2-6A. 12......at Fresno State*.............................W............5-3A. 15......Naval Training Center ................W..........11-0A. 18......Fresno State* (11) .........................W............6-5A. 19......Cal Poly SLO*...............................W..........12-0A. 19......Cal Poly SLO*...............................W..........20-1A. 22......MCRD (12).....................................T ............7-7A. 25......UC Santa Barbara* .......................W............6-2A. 26......CSU Los Angeles*........................W............8-3A. 26......CSU Los Angeles*........................W..........10-0A. 28......Camp Pendleton ...........................L ..........9-12M. 2 .......at CSU Los Angeles*....................W..........10-3M. 3 .......at UC Santa Barbara* (10)............L ............7-8M. 3 .......at UC Santa Barbara*...................W............1-0M. 6 .......Whittier .........................................W..........12-4M. 9 .......at Pasadena ...................................W............9-1M. 10 .....at Long Beach State* ....................W..........10-4M. 12 .....at MCRD ........................................L ............3-7M. 17 .....Long Beach State* ........................W............8-1M. 17 .....Long Beach State* ........................W..........10-5J. 5 .........Elon# ..............................................W..........12-1J. 6 .........State Cloud# .................................W..........17-0J. 7 .........Southwestern Oklahoma# ..........W..........23-9* CCAA Game# NAIA World Series at Alpine, Texas


M. 2 .......Naval Training Center ................W..........10-4M. 6 .......at Whittier......................................L ............0-4M. 7 .......at Pepperdine ...............................W..........16-9M. 11 .....MCRD............................................W............8-4M. 14 .....UCLA.............................................W..........11-4M. 17 .....Camp Pendleton ..........................W........13-11M. 20 .....at Arizona State............................W..........16-3M. 21 .....at Arizona State.............................L ............4-5M. 23 .....Utah State#....................................W............8-2M. 24 .....USC# ..............................................W............9-7M. 25 .....at MCRD# .....................................W............3-0M. 26 .....Fresno State# .................................L ..........9-10M. 26 .....Fresno State# .................................L ..........6-10M. 28 .....Chapman.......................................W..........10-6M. 28 .....Westmont......................................W........29-17M. 31 .....at Naval Training Center ............W............7-2A. 3........at Fresno State*.............................W............5-3A. 4........at Cal Poly SLO* ...........................L ............0-2A. 4........at Cal Poly SLO*...........................W............5-2A. 7........at MCRD .......................................W..........10-6A. 10......Cal Poly SLO*...............................W............8-6A. 11......Fresno State*..................................L ............4-6A. 11......Fresno State* .................................W............8-4A. 14......at Chapman ..................................W..........12-3A. 17......CSU Los Angeles*........................W............6-1A. 18......UC Santa Barbara* .......................W........13-12A. 18......UC Santa Barbara* .......................W..........10-6A. 21......Cal Poly Pomona .........................W........14-10A. 24......at UC Santa Barbara*...................W............7-6A. 27......Pepperdine....................................W............6-5A. 29......at MCRD .......................................W..........10-9M. 2 .......at Long Beach State* ....................W............3-1M. 2 .......at Long Beach State*.....................L ............5-6M. 6 .......at Camp Pendleton ......................W............6-4M. 9 .......Long Beach State* ........................W............9-8M. 16 .....at CSU Los Angeles* ....................L ............2-8M. 16 .....at CSU Los Angeles* ....................L ............1-4# MCRD Tournament in San Diego* CCAA Game


YYEEAARR--BBYY--YYEEAARR SSCCOORREESS



RECORD: 25-13 (11-4 CCAA)HEAD COACH: CHARLIE SMITH

M. 4 .......at Cal Poly Pomona .....................W..........12-3M. 5 .......Whittier .........................................W..........14-4M. 8 .......MCRD............................................W............8-7M. 11 .....at Cal Poly Pomona......................L ............3-5M. 12 .....at UCLA .........................................L ............3-5M. 18 .....Chapman.......................................W............5-1M. 19 .....Pepperdine ....................................L ............5-9M. 21 .....Brigham Young ............................W..........12-3M. 22 .....Stanford..........................................L ............2-6M. 25 .....at Pepperdine (10) ........................L ............4-5M. 26 .....at Loyola Marymount .................W............9-4A. 1........Fresno State*..................................L ............1-2A. 2........Cal Poly SLO*...............................W............7-0A. 2........Cal Poly SLO*...............................W............8-3A. 5........at Arizona State............................W..........11-4A. 8........UC Santa Barbara* .......................W..........13-0A. 9........CSU Los Angeles*........................W............4-0A. 9........CSU Los Angeles*.........................L ............6-8A. 11......USC#...............................................L ............2-3A. 12......UCLA#...........................................W............4-3A. 13......at MCRD# ......................................L ............4-9A. 14......Fresno State# .................................L ............4-9A. 15......New Mexico#................................W..........15-5A. 16......San Fernando Valley State..........W..........15-4A. 22......at CSU Los Angeles* ....................L ..........5-11A. 23......at UC Santa Barbara*...................W..........10-5A. 23......at UC Santa Barbara*...................W............3-2A. 29......at Chapman ..................................W............5-2A. 30......at Long Beach State* ....................W............9-4M. 3 .......MCRD............................................W............4-1M. 6 .......Loyola Marymount......................W..........10-1M. 7 .......Long Beach State* ........................W............9-4M. 7 .......Long Beach State* .........................L ............1-7M. 11 .....MCRD............................................W..........10-5M. 13 .....at Cal Poly SLO*...........................W............5-4M. 14 .....at Fresno State* (10) .....................W............4-3M. 14 .....at Fresno State*.............................W............3-2M. 20 .....Pepperdine+ ..................................L ............2-3* CCAA Game# MCRD Tournament in San Diego+ NCAA District 8 Playoff at El Camino JC


M. 3 .......Chapman.......................................W........16-11M. 7 .......MCRD.............................................L ............0-5M. 10 .....at Cal Poly Pomona .....................W........12-11M. 11 .....at Whittier .....................................W............2-1M. 14 .....Naval Training Center ................W..........25-4M. 18 .....Pepperdine....................................W............7-4M. 18 .....Pepperdine ....................................L ............2-8M. 20 .....Brigham Young ............................W..........11-6M. 24 .....Arizona...........................................L ............8-9M. 25 .....Arizona...........................................L ..........5-10M. 25 .....Arizona...........................................L ............2-5M. 27 .....Northern Arizona# ......................W............6-1M. 29 .....USC#...............................................L ..........2-15M. 30 .....Fresno State# .................................L ............4-7A. 1........Air Force........................................W............5-3A. 1........Air Force........................................W............8-3A. 4........Naval Training Center ................W..........12-0A. 7........UC Santa Barbara* .......................W..........15-2A. 8........UC Santa Barbara* .......................W............3-2A. 8........UC Santa Barbara* .......................W..........13-4A. 14......at CSU Los Angeles* ....................L ..........7-16A. 15......at CSU Los Angeles* ....................L ..........8-18A. 15......at CSU Los Angeles*....................W............3-0A. 18......at MCRD .......................................W............4-3A. 21......Long Beach State* ........................W..........14-2A. 28......San Fernando Valley State* ........W............8-2A. 29......San Fernando Valley State* ........W..........17-4A. 29......San Fernando Valley State* ........W............5-2M. 2 .......Cal Poly Pomona ..........................L ..........7-10M. 5 .......at Cal Poly SLO*...........................W............8-4M. 6 .......at Cal Poly SLO*...........................W............7-0M. 6 .......at Cal Poly SLO* ...........................L ............2-5M. 8 .......MCRD............................................W..........13-9M. 12 .....Fresno State*..................................L ............3-7M. 13 .....Fresno State*..................................L ..........6-10M. 13 .....Fresno State*..................................L ............3-4# MCRD Tournament in San Diego* CCAA Game


M. 2 .......Whittier ..........................................L ..........4-11M. 3 .......Cal Western ..................................W..........10-0M. 9 .......at Redlands ...................................W............5-1M. 10 .....at Pepperdine (10)........................W............6-5M. 14 .....Miramar NAS...............................W............8-2M. 15 .....San Diego ......................................W............5-2M. 17 .....Northern Arizona ........................W............4-0M. 17 .....Northern Arizona ........................W..........15-3

M. 23 .....Long Beach State* ........................W..........14-6M. 24 .....Long Beach State* ........................W..........11-3M. 24 .....Long Beach State* ........................W............4-2M. 26 .....Stanford.........................................W............6-5M. 27 .....Stanford.........................................W..........20-2M. 30 .....at San Fernando Valley St*..........L ............0-8M. 31 .....at San Fernando Valley St* .........W..........11-6M. 31 .....at San Fernando Valley St* .........W............8-2A. 3........San Diego ......................................W............6-5A. 6........at Fresno State* .............................L ............4-6A. 7........at Fresno State* .............................L ............8-9A. 7........at Fresno State* .............................L ............2-8A. 10......Pasadena .......................................W..........10-4A. 13......Cal Western ...................................L ............5-9A. 14......Air Force........................................W............3-2A. 14......Air Force........................................W............4-0A. 18......San Francisco State .......................L ............1-4A. 19......San Francisco State ......................W............6-0A. 23......San Diego ......................................W............9-6A. 27......CSU Los Angeles*.........................L ........10-12A. 28......CSU Los Angeles*........................W............8-6A. 28......CSU Los Angeles*.........................L ............3-8M. 1 .......Chapman.......................................W..........21-1M. 4 .......Cal Poly SLO*...............................W..........11-5M. 5 .......Cal Poly SLO*................................L ............3-8M. 5 .......Cal Poly SLO*...............................W............7-4M. 8 .......Miramar NAS...............................W..........16-2M. 11 .....at UC Santa Barbara*...................W............9-5M. 12 .....at UC Santa Barbara*...................W............7-6M. 12 .....at UC Santa Barbara*...................W............5-4* CCAA Game


M. 1 .......at Whittier .....................................W............6-1M. 2 .......Cal Poly Pomona ..........................L ............5-9M. 2 .......Cal Poly Pomona .........................W............7-4M. 5 .......at San Diego..................................W............6-2M. 8 .......Redlands .......................................W..........11-1M. 9 .......Pepperdine ....................................L ..........3-16M. 9 .......Pepperdine....................................W............4-3M. 12 .....San Diego ......................................W........13-11M. 15 .....Pasadena .......................................W............9-4M. 16 .....Hawaii Islanders...........................L ............3-6M. 22 .....San Fernando Valley St* .............W..........11-5M. 23 .....San Fern. Valley State* (10) ........W............4-3M. 23 .....San Fernando Valley St* ..............L ..........3-10M. 26 .....Cal Western ..................................W............6-4A. 3........Miramar NAS...............................W..........19-0A. 6........Air Force........................................W............8-4A. 6........Air Force ........................................L ............3-6A. 8........at Westmont ..................................L ............4-5A. 9........at Santa Clara ................................L ............0-2A. 10......at San Francisco State ..................W............5-3A. 16......Cal Western ...................................L ..........5-15A. 19......at CSU Los Angeles* ....................L ............0-4A. 19......at CSU Los Angeles* ....................L ............0-4A. 23......Pasadena .......................................W............8-2A. 27......at Cal Poly SLO*...........................W..........15-3A. 27......at Cal Poly SLO*...........................W............1-0A. 30......Cal Western ...................................L ............1-5M. 3 .......UC Santa Barbara* .......................W............3-1M. 4 .......UC Santa Barbara* .......................W..........12-3M. 4 .......UC Santa Barbara* .......................W............9-7M. 7 .......San Diego ......................................W............4-2M. 10 .....at Long Beach State* ....................W............3-2M. 11 .....at Long Beach State* ....................W............6-3M. 11 .....at Long Beach State* ....................W............3-2M. 17 .....Fresno State*..................................L ............6-7M. 18 .....Fresno State*..................................L ............2-8M. 18 .....Fresno State*..................................L ............3-7* CCAA Game


F. 29.......Orange State .................................W..........16-1F. 29.......Orange State ..................................L ............0-2M. 4 .......Cal Western ..................................W............23-M. 7 .......Whittier .........................................W............3-2M. 9 .......at Cal Western...............................L ............3-5M. 13 .....at Redlands....................................L ............5-6M. 14 .....at USC.............................................L ............0-5M. 17 .....Utah ...............................................W..........15-0M. 20 .....Pepperdine....................................W..........13-8M. 21 .....Chapman .......................................L ............4-7M. 21 .....Chapman.......................................W............3-1M. 26 .....Montana State...............................W............7-2M. 28 .....Brigham Young ............................W............7-1M. 28 .....Brigham Young ............................W............6-0M. 31 .....San Diego ......................................W............4-2A. 3........Air Force ........................................L ............3-8A. 4........Air Force ........................................L ..........7-16A. 4........Air Force ........................................L ............2-5A. 7........Cal Western ..................................W..........15-2A. 10......at Fresno State* .............................L ............1-7A. 11......at Fresno State* .............................L ............3-5A. 11......at Fresno State* .............................L ............3-5A. 17......Cal Poly SLO*...............................W............8-5

A. 18......Cal Poly SLO*................................L ............5-9A. 18......Cal Poly SLO*...............................W............2-1A. 21......San Diego (11) ...............................T ............2-2A. 24......Long Beach State* .........................L ............4-5A. 25......Long Beach State* ........................W..........11-4A. 25......Long Beach State* .........................L ............0-4A. 28......San Diego ......................................W............5-2M. 1 .......at San Fernando Valley St* .........W..........11-5M. 2 .......at San Fernando Valley St* .........W..........12-4M. 2 .......at San Fernando Valley St*..........L ............3-4M. 8 .......CSU Los Angeles*........................W..........12-3M. 9 .......CSU Los Angeles*.........................L ..........3-11M. 9 .......CSU Los Angeles* (10) ................W............8-7* CCAA Game

1965RECORD: 27-14-1 (7-8 CCAA)

HEAD COACH: LYLE OLSEN

F. 27.......at Whittier .....................................W............9-5M. 2 .......San Diego ......................................W..........14-7M. 5 .......at Pepperdine ...............................W............6-4M. 6 .......at CSU Fullerton ..........................W............5-1M. 6 .......at CSU Fullerton ..........................W............6-2M. 12 .....Redlands .......................................W..........11-4M. 13 .....Pepperdine....................................W............4-3M. 13 .....Pepperdine ....................................L ............1-2M. 17 .....MCRD............................................W..........13-4M. 18 .....at MCRD .......................................W..........10-4M. 26 .....Washington...................................W............5-4M. 26 .....Washington...................................W..........12-6M. 27 .....Utah ...............................................W............5-4M. 27 .....Oregon............................................T ............5-5M. 30 .....at MCRD .......................................W..........13-7A. 6........Brigham Young ............................W............5-4A. 6........Brigham Young.............................L ............0-2A. 12......San Jose State# ..............................W............9-4A. 13......New Mexico#................................W............5-0A. 14......Pacific# ...........................................L ............3-6A. 15......San Francisco State# .....................L ............2-8A. 16......Northern Arizona (10) .................L ............5-7A. 19......San Diego.......................................L ............4-8A. 22......at Vandenberg AFB .....................W............8-3A. 23......at Cal Poly SLO* ...........................L ............6-7A. 24......at Cal Poly SLO*...........................W..........11-3A. 24......at Cal Poly SLO*...........................W..........10-4A. 27......at Cal Western ..............................W............9-5A. 30......at Long Beach State* (10) .............L ............2-3M. 1 .......at Long Beach State* ....................W............5-4M. 1 .......at Long Beach State* ....................W............2-1M. 4 .......Cal Poly Pomona .........................W............4-3M. 5 .......Cal Western ..................................W............6-2M. 7 .......San Fernando Valley St* ..............L ............5-6M. 8 .......San Fernando Valley St* .............W............9-8M. 8 .......San Fernando Valley St* ..............L ............2-5M. 10 .....Fresno State*..................................L ............1-7M. 11 .....Fresno State*..................................L ............1-4M. 11 .....Fresno State* .................................W............3-2M. 14 .....at CSU Los Angeles* ....................L ............4-5M. 15 .....at CSU Los Angeles*....................W............5-2M. 15 .....at CSU Los Angeles* ....................L ............2-3# MCRD Tournament in San Diego* CCAA Game

1966RECORD: 27-18 (10-10 CCAA)


F. 25.......at USC.............................................L ........10-14F. 26.......at UCLA ........................................W..........10-5F. 26.......at UCLA .........................................L ............4-5M. 1 .......San Diego ......................................W............4-3M. 5 .......Whittier .........................................W..........17-2M. 8 .......Cal Western ..................................W..........15-0M. 9 .......Pepperdine....................................W..........17-5M. 11 .....La Verne ........................................W............9-2M. 12 .....Cal Poly Pomona .........................W............5-4M. 12 .....Cal Poly Pomona ..........................L ............0-3M. 17 .....at Redlands ...................................W............9-3M. 19 .....Pepperdine....................................W..........14-3M. 19 .....Pepperdine....................................W............8-2M. 21 .....Santa Clara# (11) ...........................L ............3-5M. 22 .....at Long Beach State*.....................L ............0-5M. 23 .....Stanford#.......................................W............9-2M. 25 .....at Cal Poly SLO*...........................W............9-3M. 26 .....at Cal Poly SLO* (11) ...................W............7-6M. 28 .....Brigham Young ............................W............5-0M. 29 .....San Diego ......................................W............6-3M. 30 .....at Cal Poly Pomona......................L ..........8-10A. 1........San Fernando Valley St* ..............L ............7-8A. 2........Cal Poly SLO*...............................W............4-3A. 2........Cal Poly SLO*...............................W..........12-0A. 4........San Jose State+..............................W............9-6A. 5........USC+..............................................W............3-1A. 6........at MCRD+......................................L ..........0-12A. 7........USC+ ..............................................L ..........5-10A. 8........at Fresno State*.............................W............7-3A. 9........at Fresno State* (14)......................L ............3-7A. 12......Long Beach State* .........................L ............1-2A. 13......at MCRD .......................................W............6-5A. 15......San Fern. Valley State* ................W............8-5A. 16......at CSU Los Angeles* ....................L ............6-7A. 16......at CSU Los Angeles*....................W..........10-8

A. 22......at San Fern. Valley St* (10) ..........L ............6-7A. 23......at San Fernando Valley St*..........L ............1-6A. 26......at Long Beach State* (11) ............W............6-2A. 28......MCRD............................................W............7-6A. 29......Fresno State*..................................L ............5-7A. 30......Fresno State*..................................L ............7-8M. 3 .......Long Beach State* .........................L ............3-4M. 4 .......Cal Western ...................................L ............0-3M. 6 .......CSU Los Angeles*........................W............8-4M. 7 .......CSU Los Angeles*........................W............6-5# MCRD Spring Tournament in San Diego+ MCRD Easter Tournament in San Diego* CCAA Game

1967RECORD: 22-13-1 (13-4 CCAA)


F. 23.......San Diego (11) ..............................W..........11-1M. 7 .......MCRD............................................W............5-0M. 8 .......at San Diego (11) ...........................L ............6-7M. 11 .....La Verne ........................................W............3-2M. 14 .....MCRD............................................W............8-4M. 17 .....at USC (11).....................................T ............3-3M. 20 .....USC# ..............................................W............5-1M. 21 .....Santa Clara#...................................L ..........3-10M. 21 .....USC#...............................................L ..........0-10M. 23 .....San Francisco State ......................W............8-6M. 24 .....at Whittier .....................................W..........12-4M. 29 .....Stanford..........................................L ............5-7A. 8........at Fresno State* .............................L ............1-6A. 8........at Fresno State*.............................W............3-0A. 12......at MCRD ........................................L ............2-6A. 14......Cal Poly SLO*...............................W............7-0A. 15......Cal Poly SLO*...............................W..........12-1A. 15......Cal Poly SLO*...............................W..........12-6A. 20......San Diego ......................................W..........17-6A. 21......Cal Poly Pomona*........................W............6-1A. 25......Cal Western ...................................L ............3-4A. 28......Long Beach State* .........................L ............4-9A. 29......at Long Beach State* ....................W..........12-5A. 29......at Long Beach State* ....................W............7-4M. 5 .......at CSU Los Angeles*....................W............6-3M. 6 .......CSU Los Angeles*........................W............3-2M. 6 .......CSU Los Angeles*........................W............3-2M. 9 .......Cal Western ...................................L ............2-8M. 12 .....CSU Fullerton................................L ............4-6M. 13 .....at CSU Fullerton ...........................L ........10-17M. 13 .....at CSU Fullerton ..........................W............6-0M. 16 .....at Cal Poly Pomona*....................W..........12-6M. 16 .....Cal Poly Pomona*.........................L ............4-6M. 19 .....at San Fernando Valley St*..........L ............1-2M. 20 .....at San Fernando Valley St* .........W..........12-4M. 20 .....at San Fernando Valley St* .........W............5-3# MCRD Tournament in San Diego* CCAA Game

1968RECORD: 32-20 (13-8 CCAA)


F. 10.......at UC Riverside ............................W............5-4F. 10.......at UC Riverside.............................L ............4-8F. 24.......at USC.............................................L ............3-5F. 24.......at USC.............................................L ............0-2F. 27.......Chapman.......................................W............7-1F. 28.......at UCLA (10) .................................L ............2-3M .2 .......La Verne ........................................W..........17-1M. 5 .......San Diego (10) ..............................W..........10-9M. 11 .....at MCRD (10)................................W............7-6M. 12 .....at Chapman ...................................L ............2-5M. 14 .....at Arizona State.............................L ............4-5M. 15 .....at Arizona ......................................L ............0-8M. 16 .....at Arizona .....................................W..........10-3M. 16 .....at Arizona .....................................W............7-1M. 19 .....Utah# .............................................W..........14-1M. 20 .....Cal Western# (16) .........................L ............4-5M. 21 .....Utah# .............................................W............6-1M. 22 .....at MCRD# .....................................W..........14-5M. 22 .....Cal Western# ................................W............7-5M. 23 .....Cal Poly Pomona# .......................W............4-1M. 23 .....Cal Poly Pomona# .......................W............8-2M. 26 .....San Diego.......................................L ..........8-12M. 29 .....Fresno State* .................................W............9-3M. 30 .....Fresno State* .................................W............6-5M. 30 .....Fresno State* .................................W............4-3A. 5........at Cal Poly SLO* ...........................L ............2-3A. 6........at Cal Poly SLO* ...........................L ............3-4A. 6........at Cal Poly SLO*...........................W..........11-0A. 8........CSU Los Angeles+ .......................W............6-4A. 9........San Fernando Valley St+.............W............2-0A. 10......at MCRD+ .....................................W..........10-3A. 11......at MCRD+ (14) .............................W............5-3A. 12......Arizona State ................................W..........15-9A. 16......Cal Western ..................................W............8-2A. 19......at Cal Poly Pomona* ....................L ............2-5A. 20......Cal Poly Pomona*........................W............5-3A. 20......Cal Poly Pomona*.........................L ............3-5A. 22......MCRD.............................................L ..........8-10A. 26......Long Beach State* ........................W..........10-9A. 27......at Long Beach State* ....................W............4-0A. 27......at Long Beach State* ....................W............8-5

A. 30......San Diego.......................................L ............0-2M. 3 .......CSU Los Angeles*........................W............8-6M. 4 .......at CSU Los Angeles* ....................L ............0-5M. 4 .......at CSU Los Angeles* (8)...............L ............8-9M. 7 .......at MCRD ........................................L ............2-3M. 10 .....at CSU Fullerton* .........................W............6-0M. 11 .....CSU Fullerton* .............................W..........10-1M. 11 .....CSU Fullerton* .............................W..........10-4M. 17 .....at San Fernando Valley St*..........L ..........9-10M. 18 .....San Fernando Valley St* .............W............2-1M. 18 .....San Fernando Valley St* ..............L ............0-1# MCRD Spring Tourn. in San Diego+ MCRD Easter Tourn. in San Diego* CCAA Game

1969RECORD: 16-27-2 (INDEPENDENT)


M. 3 .......San Diego.......................................L ............3-4M. 3 .......San Diego.......................................L ............4-7M. 4 .......at Cal Western...............................L ............0-5M. 6 .......San Diego ......................................W..........10-8M. 8 .......UCLA .............................................L ..........2-10M. 8 .......UCLA .............................................T ............3-3M. 12 .....at Arizona State.............................L ............2-3M. 13 .....at Arizona State.............................L ............1-5M. 14 .....at Arizona ......................................L ............1-6M. 15 .....at Arizona ......................................L ............3-5M. 15 .....at Arizona .....................................W............7-6M. 18 .....MCRD............................................W............8-1M. 19 .....at San Diego...................................L ............5-6M. 22 .....at USC.............................................L ............2-5M. 22 .....at USC.............................................L ............4-5M. 27 .....Utah ...............................................W............4-3M. 28 .....Utah ...............................................W..........13-3A. 1........Long Beach State#........................W............8-5A. 3........Cal Western# ................................W............2-0A. 4........San Fernando Valley St# .............W..........10-8A. 4........at MCRD# ......................................L ............3-5A. 5........at MCRD# (11)...............................L ............5-6A. 9........at UCLA .........................................L ............8-9A. 11......Cal Poly Pomona ..........................L ............2-5A. 12......at Cal Poly Pomona......................L ............3-4A. 12......at Cal Poly Pomona .....................W............5-2A. 14......MCRD............................................W............8-1A. 18......at Long Beach State (13)..............W..........10-7A. 19......Long Beach State..........................W............6-4A. 19......Long Beach State...........................T ............6-6A. 22......at MCRD ........................................L ............1-2A. 25......at CSU Los Angeles......................L ............2-7A. 26......CSU Los Angeles .........................W..........16-8A. 26......CSU Los Angeles ..........................L ............2-6A. 29......Cal Western ..................................W............8-1M. 2 .......CSU Fullerton................................L ............3-6M. 3 .......at CSU Fullerton ...........................L ............3-6M. 3 .......at CSU Fullerton ...........................L ............2-9M. 10 .....San Fernando Valley St................L ............3-5M. 11 .....at San Fernando Valley St ...........L ............5-6M. 11 .....at San Fernando Valley St ...........L ............3-6M. 15 .....UC Santa Barbara (11)..................L ............8-9M. 16 .....at Fresno State ..............................W..........12-2M. 17 .....at Fresno State ...............................L ............3-7M. 17 .....at Fresno State ..............................W............7-6# MCRD Tournament in San Diego

1970RECORD: 28-18-3 (9-5-1 PCAA)


F. 14.......Cal State Fullerton .......................W............6-0F. 14.......Cal State Fullerton .......................W..........11-0F. 17.......U.S. International .........................W............6-3F. 21.......at UC Irvine ..................................W..........12-6F. 21.......at UC Irvine ...................................T ............4-4F. 23.......at UCLA .........................................L ..........9-13F. 24.......at MCRD ........................................L ............3-4F. 27.......at Arizona State............................W............7-5F. 28.......at Arizona State.............................L ............2-5F. 28.......at Arizona State............................W............4-1M. 2 .......at Arizona (11)..............................W............8-5M. 3 .......at Arizona ......................................L ............2-3M. 7 .......at U.S. International.....................W............4-3M. 11 .....San Diego.......................................L ............7-8M. 18 .....MCRD............................................W..........21-7M. 20 .....at CSU Fullerton ...........................T ............5-5M. 24 .....Utah# (11)......................................W............8-5M. 25 .....at MCRD# .....................................W............9-2M. 26 .....Utah# .............................................W............5-1M. 27 .....Utah# .............................................W............4-1M. 31 .....at Chapman ...................................L ............4-6A. 3........at UC San Diego...........................W............2-0A. 3........at USC.............................................L ............2-3A. 4........at USC.............................................L ..........2-14A. 4........at USC.............................................L ............1-8A. 7........MCRD.............................................L ............3-4A. 8........San Diego (11) ...............................L ............3-4A. 10......at Long Beach State*.....................L ............2-4A. 11......Long Beach State* .........................L ............0-7A. 11......Long Beach State* ........................W............5-0A. 15......at Cal Poly SLO ............................W............9-0

A. 16......at Stanford.....................................W............9-8A. 17......at Fresno State* .............................L ............1-3A. 18......at Fresno State* .............................L ..........4-10A. 18......at Fresno State*.............................W..........11-6A. 20......Cal Poly Pomona ..........................L ............3-6A. 21......at Cal Poly Pomona .....................W............7-5A. 24......UC Santa Barbara* .......................W............5-4A. 25......UC Santa Barbara* .......................W..........11-5A. 25......UC Santa Barbara*........................T ............3-3A. 29......San Diego.......................................L ..........8-10M. 1 .......San Jose State* ..............................W............3-1M. 2 .......San Jose State* ..............................W............3-1M. 2 .......San Jose State* ..............................W............3-0M. 5 .......UC Irvine.......................................W............9-5M. 13 .....Chapman.......................................W............5-4M. 15 .....at CSU Los Angeles*....................W............6-0M. 16 .....at CSU Los Angeles* ....................L ............3-6M. 16 .....at CSU Los Angeles*....................W............9-4# MCRD Tourn. in San Diego * PCAA Game

1971RECORD: 29-24-2 (12-8 PCAA)


F. 13.......at CSU Fullerton ..........................W............4-1F. 13.......at CSU Fullerton ...........................L ............2-4F. 15.......at Cal Poly Pomona......................L ............3-5F. 20.......UC Riverside .................................L ............1-2F. 20.......UC Riverside .................................L ............5-6F. 23.......at UC Irvine ...................................L ............4-7F. 26.......at Arizona State.............................L ............1-5F. 27.......at Arizona State.............................L ............0-9F. 27.......at Arizona State.............................L ............1-2M. 1 .......at Arizona .....................................W............3-1M. 2 .......at Arizona ......................................L ............2-3M. 5 .......Arizona (12)...................................T ............6-6M. 6 .......Arizona..........................................W............5-3M. 6 .......Arizona..........................................W............3-0M. 9 .......at Chapman ..................................W..........10-8M. 12 .....Fresno State* .................................W............5-2M. 13 .....Fresno State* (16) ..........................L ............4-5M. 13 .....Fresno State*..................................L ............1-6M. 18 .....U.S. International .........................W............8-5M. 19 .....Utah ...............................................W............7-4M. 20 .....Utah ...............................................W..........14-3M. 20 .....Utah ...............................................W............4-1M. 23 .....San Diego ......................................W............4-2M. 26 .....at USC.............................................L ............2-4M. 27 .....at USC............................................W............3-1M. 27 .....at USC.............................................L ............2-9M. 31 .....Cal Poly Pomona .........................W............6-2A. 2........CSU Los Angeles*........................W..........10-2A. 3........CSU Los Angeles*........................W............7-3A. 3........CSU Los Angeles*........................W............3-0A. 7........at Cal Poly SLO.............................L ............3-8A. 8........at Stanford .....................................L ............3-9A. 9........at San Jose State* (11) ...................L ............1-2A. 10......at San Jose State* ..........................W............8-4A. 10......at San Jose State*...........................L ............0-6A. 13......at UC Riverside (14) .....................T ............5-5A. 15......at UC San Diego...........................W............6-3A. 17......UC Irvine.......................................W............9-8A. 17......UC Irvine .......................................L ............2-6A. 20......at UCLA .........................................L ............5-6A. 23......at Long Beach State*.....................L ............0-2A. 24......at Long Beach State*.....................L ............2-3A. 24......at Long Beach State* ....................W............6-1A. 28......San Diego ......................................W............3-2A. 30......at CSU Los Angeles* ....................L ............0-5M. 1 .......at CSU Los Angeles* ....................L ............2-3M. 1 .......at CSU Los Angeles*....................W............2-0M. 4 .......at U.S. International (13) .............W............2-1M. 8 .......Long Beach State* ........................W............3-2M. 8 .......Long Beach State* ........................W............6-0M. 10 .....Chapman.......................................W............5-1M. 13 .....San Diego.......................................L ............5-6M. 14 .....at UC Santa Barbara*...................W..........10-6M. 15 .....at UC Santa Barbara*...................W............7-0M. 15 .....at UC Santa Barbara*...................W............1-0* PCAA Game

1972RECORD: 25-32-1 (10-8 PCAA)

HEAD COACH: JIM DIETZ

F. 5.........UCLA.............................................W..........10-6F. 5.........UCLA .............................................T ............4-4F. 12.......at San Fern. Valley State ..............L ........10-12F. 12.......at San Fern. Valley State ..............L ..........4-10F. 15.......UC Irvine.......................................W............4-3F. 19.......Baltimore Oriole Rookies............W..........10-9F. 19.......Baltimore Oriole Rookies............W............8-0F. 21.......San Fern. Valley St. (17) ...............L ..........7-10F. 25.......at Arizona State.............................L ..........1-11F. 26.......at Arizona State.............................L ............4-5F. 26.......at Arizona State.............................L ..........0-13F. 28.......at Arizona ......................................L ..........8-16F. 29.......at Arizona ......................................L ..........7-10M. 3 .......Arizona...........................................L ............3-4M. 4 .......Arizona...........................................L ............4-5M. 4 .......Arizona..........................................W............6-4M. 7 .......at UCLA .........................................L ............3-9

M. 10 .....San Diego ......................................W............8-3M. 14 .....San Diego.......................................L ............5-6M. 17 .....at USC.............................................L ............2-4M. 18 .....at USC.............................................L ............4-8M. 18 .....at USC.............................................L ............2-6M. 20 .....Oregon............................................L ............5-6M. 20 .....Utah ...............................................W............9-7M. 21 .....Oregon...........................................W............6-4M. 21 .....Utah ...............................................W............7-2M. 22 .....Oregon...........................................W..........10-3M. 24 .....at Long Beach State*.....................L ............2-5M. 25 .....at Long Beach State*.....................L ............0-3M. 25 .....at Long Beach State* (10) ............W............2-1M. 30 .....at Chapman ..................................W..........10-5M. 30 .....at Chapman ...................................L ............4-6A. 4........Chapman .......................................L ............1-3A. 7........Loyola Marymount......................W............7-2A. 8........at UC Irvine ..................................W............9-7A. 8........at UC Irvine ...................................L ............0-4A. 11......Cal Poly Pomona ..........................L ............1-5A. 14......San Jose State* ..............................W............6-4A. 15......San Jose State* ..............................W............5-3A. 15......San Jose State* ..............................W..........11-2A. 18......at Loyola Marymount .................W............9-7A. 21......UC Santa Barbara* .......................W............9-1A. 22......UC Santa Barbara* .......................W............8-2A. 22......UC Santa Barbara*........................L ............4-5A. 25......at Cal Poly Pomona......................L ............5-6A. 28......Pacific* (12) ...................................W............3-2A. 29......Pacific*............................................L ............1-2A. 29......Pacific* ...........................................W............5-4M. 2 .......at U.S. International.....................W............2-0M. 3 .......at San Diego...................................L ............6-7M. 5 .......at CSU Los Angeles* (10).............L ............4-5M. 6 .......at CSU Los Angeles* ....................L ............1-7M. 6 .......at CSU Los Angeles* ....................L ............0-1M. 9 .......U.S. International..........................L ..........2-10M. 11 .....at Cal Poly SLO.............................L ............4-6M. 12 .....at Fresno State* .............................L ............1-9M. 13 .....at Fresno State*.............................W............3-1M. 13 .....at Fresno State*.............................W............7-2* PCAA Game

1973RECORD: 31-25-1 (9-9 PCAA)


F. 9.........Cal Poly Pomona .........................W............3-1F. 10.......at UC Riverside ............................W............4-2F. 10.......at UC Riverside.............................T ............1-1F. 14.......UCLA .............................................L ..........6-11F. 16.......UC Riverside .................................L ..........9-11F. 17.......at USC.............................................L ............1-6F. 17.......at USC.............................................L ............3-5F. 18.......Loyola Marymount......................W..........11-9F. 18.......Loyola Marymount......................W............7-6F. 20.......San Diego.......................................L ............2-8F. 23.......at Arizona .....................................W............3-2F. 24.......at Arizona ......................................L ............4-8F. 24.......at Arizona .....................................W............2-1M .2 .......at U.S. International .....................L ............5-6M. 4 .......at Loyola Marymount .................W..........11-8M. 4 .......at Loyola Marymount .................W............8-6M. 7 .......San Diego.......................................L ..........3-10M. 9 .......Arizona...........................................L ............1-9M. 10 .....Arizona...........................................L ............7-8M. 10 .....Arizona..........................................W............2-0M. 13 .....at Chapman ..................................W............6-3M. 17 .....at Claremont-Mudd.....................W............5-4M. 17 .....at Claremont-Mudd.....................W............2-1M. 19 .....Utah ...............................................W............6-2M. 19 .....Oregon State (12) .........................W............5-4M. 21 .....Utah ...............................................W............6-1M. 21 .....Oregon State .................................W..........11-6M. 23 .....Fresno State*..................................L ............3-9M. 24 .....Fresno State*..................................L ............3-8M. 24 .....Fresno State*..................................L ............3-6M. 30 .....at UC Santa Barbara* (10) ...........W..........10-9M. 31 .....at UC Santa Barbara*...................W............6-5M. 31 .....at UC Santa Barbara*...................W............5-3A. 3........San Diego ......................................W............4-2A. 6........at Pacific* .......................................L ............1-3A. 7........at Pacific*.......................................W............3-1A. 7........at Pacific* .......................................L ............1-3A. 10......at San Diego..................................W........14-10A. 13......CSU Los Angeles*........................W............5-3A. 14......CSU Los Angeles*.........................L ..........6-10A. 14......CSU Los Angeles*........................W............5-4A. 15......CSU Dominguez Hills .................L ............2-8A. 15......CSU Dominguez Hills.................W............2-0A. 18......at Chico State.................................L ............0-4A. 18......at Chico State.................................L ........10-23A. 19......at UC Davis...................................W............7-4A. 20......at UC Irvine ..................................W............2-0A. 21......UC Irvine .......................................L ..........6-11A. 21......UC Irvine .......................................L ............2-3A. 24......Chapman.......................................W............7-0A. 27......at San Jose State*...........................L ............0-1A. 28......at San Jose State*...........................L ............1-9A. 28......at San Jose State*...........................L ............2-6

M. 1 .......U.S. International..........................L ............8-9M. 4 .......Long Beach State* ........................W............8-6M. 5 .......Long Beach State* ........................W..........11-7M. 5 .......Long Beach State* ........................W............5-2* PCAA Game

1974RECORD: 37-24 (17-9 PCAA)


F. 8.........at Cal Poly Pomona .....................W............3-1F. 9.........Cal Poly Pomona .........................W............9-7F. 9.........Cal Poly Pomona ..........................L ............3-4F. 12.......at CSU Dominguez Hills ............W............6-2F. 15.......at Loyola Marymount .................W............8-5F. 18.......at USC.............................................L ............4-5F. 18.......at USC.............................................L ............3-5F. 22.......Pepperdine....................................W............6-4F. 23.......at UCLA ........................................W............5-1F. 23.......at UCLA .........................................L ............3-7F. 26.......at Loyola Marymount .................W..........10-5M. 1 .......at Arizona ......................................L ............2-9M. 2 .......at Arizona ......................................L ............2-9M. 2 .......at Arizona ......................................L ..........1-11M. 6 .......UCLA .............................................L ..........5-10M. 11 .....Loyola Marymount......................W............5-4M. 11 .....Loyola Marymount......................W............5-3M. 12 .....at Cal Poly Pomona .....................W............9-7M. 15 .....Arizona...........................................L ..........3-13M. 16 .....Arizona..........................................W............4-3M. 16 .....Arizona...........................................L ............2-3M. 18 .....Utah ...............................................W............4-1M. 19 .....Utah ...............................................W..........14-2M. 20 .....Utah ................................................L ............0-1M. 20 .....Utah ...............................................W..........10-3M. 21 .....Washington...................................W..........12-0M. 22 .....Santa Clara.....................................L ..........2-12M. 23 .....Santa Clara....................................W..........10-5M. 25 .....Washington ...................................L ............1-5M. 25 .....Washington...................................W............8-0M. 26 .....Washington ...................................L ............3-4M. 26 .....Washington...................................W............9-3M. 27 .....California ......................................W........21-14M. 28 .....California .......................................L ..........8-10M. 28 .....CSU Dominguez Hills.................W..........10-2A. 2........at Long Beach State* ....................W............2-1A. 5........at Fresno State* .............................L ............2-9A. 6........at Fresno State* .............................L ............2-4A. 6........at Fresno State*.............................W............5-0A. 9........at UC Santa Barbara*...................W............2-0A. 12......UC Santa Barbara* .......................W............8-4A. 13......UC Santa Barbara* .......................W............4-1A. 13......UC Santa Barbara* .......................W............6-5A. 16......CSU Los Angeles*.........................L ..........3-13A. 19......Pacific* ...........................................W..........13-3A. 20......Pacific* ...........................................W............4-1A. 20......Pacific* ...........................................W............6-0A. 23......Long Beach State* ........................W............5-3A. 26......at CSU Los Angeles* ....................L ............1-5A. 27......at CSU Los Angeles* ....................L ............2-3A. 27......at CSU Los Angeles* ....................L ............0-6A. 30......UC Santa Barbara* .......................W............6-2A. 30......UC Santa Barbara* .......................W............6-5M. 3 .......San Jose State* ..............................W..........12-3M. 4 .......San Jose State* ..............................W............3-2M. 4 .......San Jose State* ...............................L ............7-8M. 7 .......at CSU Los Angeles*....................W............2-1M. 7 .......at CSU Los Angeles* ....................L ..........4-11M. 10 .....at Long Beach State* ....................W............4-3M. 11 .....at Long Beach State*.....................L ........10-11M. 11 .....at Long Beach State* ....................W............6-2* PCAA Game

1975RECORD: 22-25 (8-10 PCAA)


F. 14.......Cal Poly Pomona .........................W............9-5F. 15.......at Loyola Marymount .................W............5-3F. 15.......at Loyola Marymount ..................L ............0-5F. 17.......at UCLA .........................................L ............4-9F. 17.......at UCLA .........................................L ............6-9F. 21.......at Arizona ......................................L ..........0-29F. 22.......at Arizona ......................................L ............6-7F. 22.......at Arizona ......................................L ............3-6F. 25.......at CSU Dominguez Hills .............L ............1-3F. 28.......at UCLA ........................................W............6-5M .1 .......Loyola Marymount ......................L ............3-6M. 1 .......Loyola Marymount......................W............5-1M. 4 .......UC Riverside (11) .........................L ............2-4M. 15 .....Loyola Marymount......................W............5-3M. 15 .....Loyola Marymount ......................L ............1-7M. 16 .....at USC.............................................L ............0-3M. 16 .....at USC.............................................L ............5-6M. 18 .....Loyola Marymount ......................L ............4-9M. 24 .....at Westmont..................................W............9-5M. 25 .....Spring Arbor.................................W............6-1M. 27 .....Spring Arbor.................................W............4-3M. 28 .....at Long Beach State*.....................L ............3-4M. 29 .....at Long Beach State* ....................W............7-5M. 29 .....at Long Beach State*.....................L ............1-6




YYEEAARR--BBYY--YYEEAARR SSCCOORREESSM. 30 .....Utah ...............................................W............8-5M. 31 .....Utah ...............................................W..........24-8M. 31 .....Utah ...............................................W..........17-0A. 12......CSU Fullerton* ..............................L ............3-7A. 12......CSU Fullerton* .............................W............5-4A. 15......at UC Irvine ..................................W............4-2A. 18......at CSU Fullerton*..........................L ............2-7A. 19......at CSU Fullerton*..........................L ............0-5A. 19......at CSU Fullerton* .........................W............4-2A. 22......UC Irvine.......................................W............8-7A. 25......Long Beach State* ........................W............8-2A. 26......Long Beach State* ........................W..........10-1A. 26......Long Beach State* .........................L ..........3-12A. 29......at Cal Poly Pomona (10) ..............L ............2-3A. 30......CSU Dominguez Hills .................L ............4-7M. 2 .......at Pacific* .......................................L ............1-2M. 3 .......at Pacific* .......................................L ............0-2M. 3 .......at Pacific* .......................................L ............0-1M. 7 .......Chapman.......................................W............7-5M. 9 .......Fresno State* (11) ..........................L ..........8-11M. 10 .....Fresno State* (15) .........................W............6-5M. 10 .....Fresno State* .................................W............5-1M. 16 .....CSU Fullerton* (11)......................W............4-3* PCAA Game

1976RECORD: 36-22-1 (13-8 PCAA)


F. 12.......Cal Poly Pomona .........................W............4-3F. 13.......Cal Poly Pomona ..........................L ............5-8F. 14.......Cal Poly Pomona ..........................L ............5-6F. 14.......Cal Poly Pomona .........................W............3-2F. 16.......at USC.............................................L ............0-3F. 16.......at USC............................................W............7-5F. 17.......at Chapman ...................................L ............0-5F. 19.......Loyola Marymount......................W............5-4F. 20.......Loyola Marymount......................W............4-0F. 21.......Loyola Marymount ......................L ............3-4F. 21.......Loyola Marymount ......................L ............1-5F. 24.......Pt. Loma Nazarene ......................W............7-1F. 26.......at Arizona .....................................W............7-6F. 27.......at Arizona ......................................L ..........5-11F. 28.......at Arizona ......................................L ............3-5F. 28.......at Arizona ......................................L ........13-14M .6 .......at Loyola Marymount .................W..........11-9M. 6 .......at Loyola Marymount .................W............4-3M. 9 .......at Cal Poly Pomona......................L ............1-2M. 11 .....Arizona...........................................L ............1-7M. 12 .....Arizona..........................................W............5-1M. 13 .....Arizona..........................................W............6-4M. 13 .....Arizona...........................................L ............4-6M. 16 .....Chapman.......................................W............7-5M. 17 .....U.S. International .........................W............7-4M. 19 .....CSU Fullerton* ..............................L ............4-8M. 20 .....at CSU Fullerton*..........................L ............0-2M. 20 .....at CSU Fullerton*..........................L ............2-5M. 23 .....Utah ...............................................W..........15-3M. 23 .....Utah ...............................................W............6-4M. 26 .....at Long Beach State* ....................W..........10-7M. 27 .....Long Beach State* .........................L ............3-5M. 27 .....Long Beach State* ........................W............4-3M. 30 .....UCLA.............................................W............6-3M. 30 .....UCLA.............................................W............4-3M. 31 .....UCLA.............................................W............3-2A. 2........San Jose State* ..............................W..........12-3A. 3........San Jose State* ..............................W............5-3A. 3........San Jose State* ..............................W............2-1A. 6........at UC Irvine ...................................L ..........6-10A. 9........at CSU Fullerton* .........................W............6-1A. 10......CSU Fullerton* ..............................L ..........2-10A. 10......CSU Fullerton* .............................W............6-1A. 12......Pt. Loma Nazarene ......................W..........10-4A. 15......CSU Dominguez Hills.................W............8-4A. 16......CSU Dominguez Hills.................W............7-0A. 20......at UC Riverside ............................W..........11-7A. 23......Long Beach State* (12).................W............4-3A. 24......at Long Beach State*.....................L ............7-8A. 24......at Long Beach State*.....................L ............0-2A. 27......UC Riverside ................................W..........13-0A. 28......USC.................................................T ............5-5A. 30......Pacific* ...........................................W............2-1M. 1 .......Pacific* ...........................................W............8-0M. 1 .......Pacific* ...........................................W............3-0M. 4 .......UC Irvine .......................................L ............4-5M. 7 .......at Fresno State*.............................W............3-0M. 8 .......at Fresno State*.............................W............4-2M. 8 .......at Fresno State* .............................L ............1-2* PCAA Game

1977RECORD: 49-16-1 (16-8 SCBA)


F. 11.......UCLA.............................................W............8-6F. 12.......UCLA.............................................W..........11-4F. 12.......UCLA.............................................W............9-7F. 18.......Cal Poly Pomona .........................W............8-1F. 18.......Cal Poly Pomona .........................W..........11-2F. 19.......Cal Poly Pomona .........................W..........10-1F. 21.......USC ................................................W............8-5

F. 24.......at Arizona .....................................W............9-2F. 25.......at Arizona .....................................W............8-3F. 26.......at Arizona .....................................W............8-4M .1 .......at UC Irvine ..................................W............8-5M. 4 .......CSU Fullerton* (11) ......................L ............2-5M. 5 .......at Long Beach State* ....................W..........12-9M. 10 .....Arizona..........................................W............9-4M. 11 .....Arizona..........................................W............9-1M. 12 .....Arizona...........................................L ..........6-26M. 12 .....Arizona (9).....................................L ............8-9M. 13 .....Wyoming ......................................W............3-1M. 15 .....Wyoming .......................................L ............2-5M. 16 .....Wyoming ......................................W............8-4M. 16 .....Wyoming (10)...............................W............4-3M. 18 .....Pepperdine* ..................................W............3-1M. 19 .....at Chapman ..................................W............4-2M. 19 .....at Chapman ..................................W............7-5M. 23 .....Utah ...............................................W............8-3M. 23 .....Utah ................................................L ............5-7M. 24 .....Utah ...............................................W............9-4M. 28 .....Arizona#.........................................T ............3-3M. 29 .....Stanford#........................................L ............4-6M. 30 .....San Francisco# ..............................W............6-1M. 31 .....Pacific# ..........................................W............9-4A. 1........Oregon State#................................L ............5-7A. 1........at San Jose State#..........................W............3-0A. 2........Arizona# (10) ................................W........12-11A. 5........UC Irvine.......................................W............4-0A. 8........at Loyola Marymount* ................L ............4-5A. 9........at CSU Los Angeles* ....................L ............4-5A. 9........at CSU Los Angeles*....................W............9-3A. 14......UC Santa Barbara* .......................W..........15-5A. 16......at UC Santa Barbara*...................W............4-2A. 16......at UC Santa Barbara*...................W............2-0A. 17......at UC Santa Barbara*...................W............6-3A. 18......USC ................................................W............7-3A. 19......Pt. Loma Nazarene ......................W..........13-2A. 22......Pepperdine* ..................................W............4-0A. 23......at Pepperdine*..............................W............5-0A. 23......at Pepperdine*..............................W............2-0A. 25......Pt. Loma Nazarene (12)...............W............8-7A. 26......U.S. International .........................W..........13-3A. 29......at Long Beach State* ....................W..........13-5A. 30......Long Beach State* .........................L ............3-5A. 30......Long Beach State* ........................W............6-2M. 2 .......at Cal Poly Pomona......................L ............6-7M. 4 .......CSU Dominguez Hills.................W..........12-0M. 6 .......CSU Fullerton* ..............................L ............1-7M. 7 .......at CSU Fullerton* .........................W............3-2M. 7 .......at CSU Fullerton*..........................L ............1-4M. 13 .....Chapman .......................................L ............2-6M. 14 .....Chapman.......................................W............7-2M. 14 .....Chapman.......................................W............2-0M. 17 .....CSU Los Angeles*.........................L ............5-7M. 17 .....CSU Los Angeles*.........................L ............3-5M. 18 .....at UC Irvine ..................................W............5-4M. 20 .....at Loyola Marymount*................W..........11-9M. 21 .....Loyola Marymount* ....................W............9-3M. 21 .....Loyola Marymount* ....................W............9-5# Spartan Classic at San Jose State* Southern California Baseball Assn. Game

1978Record: 38-27 (12-16 SCBA)

Head Coach: Jim DietzF. 10.......Cal Poly Pomona .........................W..........13-5F. 10.......Cal Poly Pomona .........................W............9-6F. 11.......Cal Poly Pomona .........................W..........10-9F. 11.......Cal Poly Pomona .........................W............6-4F. 18.......at CSU Los Angeles*....................W..........12-0F. 18.......at CSU Los Angeles* ....................L ............3-7F. 21.......at Southern California Coll.........W............6-5F. 23.......Chapman .......................................L ............7-8F. 24.......at Chapman ...................................L ............3-4F. 25.......at UC Santa Barbara*...................W........15-13F. 25.......at UC Santa Barbara*....................L ............2-3M. 7 .......Pt. Loma Nazarene ......................W............5-4M. 8 .......Southern California College........L ............2-3M. 11 .....at CSU Fullerton*..........................L ............5-9M. 13 .....New Mexico..................................W..........14-2M. 13 .....Wyoming ......................................W............2-0M. 14 .....New Mexico..................................W............8-5M. 14 .....Wyoming ......................................W..........11-5M. 15 .....Wyoming ......................................W............8-3M. 16 .....Wyoming ......................................W............7-2M. 17 .....at UC Irvine* .................................L ........10-13M. 18 .....Loyola Marymount*.....................L ..........7-17M. 20 .....Oregon Coll. of Education#........W..........14-0M. 21 .....Willamette#...................................W..........18-0M. 22 .....Utah# .............................................W..........16-6M. 23 .....U.S. International#........................L ............2-4M. 23 .....Pacific# ..........................................W............9-1M. 24 .....Loyola Marymount#....................W............7-4M. 25 .....Willamette#...................................W..........11-1M. 26 .....Pacific# ..........................................W............6-2M. 28 .....UNLV ............................................W............7-2M. 29 .....UNLV ............................................W............3-2A. 2........Lewis & Clark ...............................L ............6-7A. 2........Lewis & Clark ...............................L ............0-1

A. 4........Chapman (11)................................L ............7-9A. 6........U.S. International .........................W............8-0A. 8........UC Santa Barbara* .......................W............6-4A. 8........UC Santa Barbara*........................L ............0-8A. 9........CSU Los Angeles*........................W............7-3A. 9........CSU Los Angeles*........................W............7-5A. 11......U.S. International .........................W..........12-6A. 12......CSU Dominguez Hills.................W..........19-6A. 13......at Pepperdine*...............................L ............2-9A. 14......at Pepperdine* (10) ......................W........12-11A. 21......Long Beach State* ........................W........13-12A. 22......Long Beach State* (10).................W............7-6A. 22......Long Beach State* ........................W............1-0A. 23......Pepperdine*...................................L ............0-3A. 23......Pepperdine*...................................L ............0-1A. 24......Pt. Loma Nazarene ......................W............7-4A. 28......at CSU Fullerton*..........................L ..........4-23A. 29......CSU Fullerton* ..............................L ..........2-15A. 29......CSU Fullerton* (8) ........................L ............5-7M. 2 .......at UCLA .........................................L ............2-8M. 2 .......at UCLA .........................................L ............6-7M. 3 .......at Cal Poly Pomona......................L ............1-4M. 3 .......at Cal Poly Pomona .....................W........11-10M. 5 .......at UC Irvine*.................................W..........15-6M. 6 .......UC Irvine*......................................L ............3-9M. 6 .......UC Irvine* .....................................W........12-11M. 9 .......at Chapman ...................................L ..........3-11M. 10 .....Long Beach State* (15) .................L ............3-4M. 12 .....Loyola Marymount* ....................W..........11-3M. 13 .....at Loyola Marymount* ................L ............4-6M. 13 .....at Loyola Marymount* (8)...........L ............6-7# Sun-Lite Classic in San Diego* Southern California Baseball Assn. Game

1979RECORD: 55-18-1 (12-4 WAC)


F. 10.......at Cal Poly Pomona......................L ............7-8F. 10.......at Cal Poly Pomona......................T ............2-2F. 11.......at USC............................................W............4-2F. 11.......at USC.............................................L ............1-4F. 16.......Loyola Marymount ......................L ..........4-10F. 17.......Loyola Marymount......................W..........12-3F. 17.......Loyola Marymount......................W............5-3F. 19.......Cal Poly Pomona (15)...................L ............2-3F. 19.......Cal Poly Pomona .........................W............5-0F. 20.......at CSU Los Angeles......................L ............4-5F. 27.......Long Beach State..........................W..........11-7F. 28.......at San Diego..................................W..........15-3M. 2 .......UC Irvine.......................................W............2-0M. 3 .......UC Irvine.......................................W............7-3M. 3 .......UC Irvine.......................................W............4-3M. 6 .......at Long Beach State ......................L ............1-5M. 8 .......San Diego ......................................W............7-6M. 9 .......at Southern California Coll.........W............5-3M. 10 .....CSU Fullerton................................L ..........6-13M. 10 .....CSU Fullerton................................L ..........3-10M. 11 .....at CSU Fullerton ...........................L ..........4-10M. 13 .....Wyoming ......................................W............8-1M. 14 .....Wyoming ......................................W..........17-3M. 15 .....Wyoming ......................................W............5-4M. 15 .....CSU Los Angeles .........................W............9-8M. 16 .....CSU Los Angeles .........................W............3-2M. 16 .....Wyoming ......................................W............8-2M. 18 .....Oregon College of Educ.% .........W............7-0M. 18 .....So. California Coll.% ...................W............4-1M. 21 .....Loyola Marymount% ..................W..........11-6M. 21 .....Brigham Young%.........................W..........13-5M. 21 .....U.S. International%......................W..........10-2M. 22 .....Portland State%............................W............2-0M. 22 .....CSU Dominguez Hills% .............W............7-1M. 23 .....Oregon Coll. of Educ% ...............W............7-1M. 23 .....San Diego %..................................W............7-1M. 24 .....San Diego %..................................W..........11-1M. 26 .....Cal Lutheran.................................W............7-3M. 26 .....Cal Lutheran.................................W..........10-0A. 3........UCLA .............................................L ............2-5A. 6........New Mexico* ................................W............4-1A. 6........New Mexico* (8) ...........................L ..........3-11A. 7........New Mexico* ................................W..........12-9A. 7........New Mexico* ................................W............4-2A. 9........at Brigham Young........................W..........10-9A. 10......at Brigham Young........................W........12-11A. 13......at Texas-El Paso*...........................L ............6-8A. 13......at Texas-El Paso*..........................W..........20-6A. 14......at Texas-El Paso*..........................W..........10-1A. 14......at Texas-El Paso*..........................W............9-6A. 17......at Pt. Loma Nazarene..................W..........12-1A. 18......U.S. International .........................W............3-1A. 20......Southern California Coll .............W..........14-0A. 23......at CSU Dominguez Hills ............W............5-2A. 24......Pt. Loma Nazarene ......................W............9-1A. 27......Texas-El Paso* ..............................W............7-1A. 27......Texas-El Paso* ..............................W............9-7A. 28......Texas-El Paso* ..............................W............4-1A. 28......Texas-El Paso* ..............................W............4-1A. 30......CSU Dominguez Hills.................W..........11-2M. 1 .......CSU Dominguez Hills.................W............5-4M. 2 .......U.S. International .........................W............7-6

M. 4 .......at New Mexico*.............................L ............3-6M. 5 .......at New Mexico*.............................L ............1-9M. 5 .......at New Mexico*............................W..........10-9M. 8 .......at New Mexico*............................W........12-11M. 18 .....at UCLA ........................................W..........11-6M. 19 .....at Brigham Young+ .....................W........11-10M. 19 .....at Brigham Young+ ......................L ..........6-10M. 25 .....at Brigham Young+ ......................L ............3-7M. 26 .....Miami (Ohio)# ..............................W..........11-6M. 27 .....Pepperdine# ..................................L ..........9-15M. 27 .....at Michigan State# .......................W............5-4M. .........Pepperdine# ..................................L ..........2-13% Sun-Lite Classic in San Diego* WAC Southern Division+ WAC Championship Series# NCAA Regional at East Lansing, Mich.

1980RECORD: 40-26-3 (11-12-1 WAC)


F. 8.........at UC Irvine ..................................W............6-2F. 8.........at UC Irvine ...................................L ............1-3F. 10.......at UC Irvine ..................................W............8-4F. 10.......at UC Irvine ..................................W..........13-1F. 18.......at Arizona (11)..............................W............5-3F. 19.......at Arizona ......................................L ............2-7F. 20.......at Arizona ......................................L ..........8-14F. 23.......Loyola Marymount ......................L ............2-8F. 23.......Loyola Marymount......................W............5-2F. 24.......Loyola Marymount (10)...............L ............6-7F. 24.......at Loyola Marymount .................W............6-2F. 26.......at Loyola Marymount ..................L ............2-3F. 28.......at CSU Los Angeles .....................W..........10-4F. 29.......Cal Poly Pomona .........................W............6-2F. 29.......Cal Poly Pomona .........................W............6-3M. 1 .......at Cal Poly Pomona (10)..............W............8-7M. 1 .......at Cal Poly Pomona......................T ............2-2M. 11 .....Wyoming ......................................W............6-1M. 11 .....Wyoming ......................................W............1-0M. 12 .....Wyoming ......................................W..........12-4M. 12 .....U.S. International .........................W............7-5M. 17 .....U.S. International % .....................L ............7-8M. 18 .....Oregon Coll. of Educ.% ..............W............6-5M. 18 .....Northern Arizona %....................W..........10-4M. 19 .....Portland State %...........................W..........12-4M. 20 .....Colorado State %..........................W............9-8M. 20 .....San Diego %..................................W..........17-5M. 21 .....Arizona % ......................................L ............5-7M. 22 .....Arizona % ......................................T ............7-7M. 25 .....Southern California Coll .............W..........14-3M. 25 .....Southern California Coll .............W............9-5M. 28 .....Colorado (11)................................W............4-3M. 29 .....Colorado........................................W..........11-7M. 29 .....Colorado ........................................L ........10-11M. 31 .....CSU Dominguez Hills.................W..........12-6A. 4........New Mexico* (10) ........................W............6-5A. 4........New Mexico* ................................W..........10-0A. 5........New Mexico*.................................L ............3-4A. 5........New Mexico* (10) .........................L ............6-7A. 8........UCLA .............................................L ............3-8A. 10......at San Diego...................................L ..........6-10A. 11......Texas-El Paso* ..............................W..........13-3A. 11......Texas-El Paso* ..............................W............8-2A. 12......Texas-El Paso* ..............................W..........11-5A. 12......Texas-El Paso* ..............................W............7-2A. 14......Pt. Loma Nazarene ......................W............2-0A. 15......UC San Diego ...............................W..........10-0A. 16......U.S. International..........................L ..........8-13A. 17......at Hawaii* ......................................L ............4-7A. 18......at Hawaii* ......................................L ..........4-11A. 19......at Hawaii* ......................................L ............5-6A. 19......at Hawaii* ......................................L ............4-7A. 20......at Hawaii.......................................W............9-4A. 22......UC San Diego ...............................W............8-1A. 26......at New Mexico*.............................L ............6-7A. 26......at New Mexico*.............................L ..........5-11A. 27......at New Mexico*............................W..........11-6A. 27......at New Mexico*.............................L ........12-13A. 28......at Pt. Loma Nazarene..................W............9-6A. 29......at UCLA .........................................L ..........4-14M. 2 .......Hawaii* ..........................................L ............1-7M. 2 .......Hawaii*..........................................W............3-2M. 3 .......Hawaii*..........................................W............8-5M. 3 .......Hawaii* ..........................................L ............3-9M. 7 .......San Diego.......................................L ............3-5M. 9 .......at Texas-El Paso*..........................W............3-0M. 9 .......at Texas-El Paso*...........................L ............4-5M. 10 .....at Texas-El Paso*..........................W..........10-2M. 10 .....at Texas-El Paso* (9) .....................T ............9-9% Sun-Lite Classic at San Diego* WAC Southern Division

1981RECORD: 51-17 (14-1 WAC)


F. 7.........UC Irvine.......................................W..........13-1F. 7.........UC Irvine .......................................L ............1-4F. 13.......California ......................................W..........10-9F. 13.......California .......................................L ............6-8F. 14.......Cal Poly Pomona ..........................L ............1-3F. 14.......Cal Poly Pomona .........................W............7-1F. 17.......CSU Los Angeles .........................W............7-6F. 19.......at Long Beach State ......................L ..........5-12F. 20.......Pepperdine ....................................L ..........1-11F. 21.......Pepperdine....................................W..........10-3F. 21.......Pepperdine....................................W............7-3F. 24.......at USC............................................W............9-5F. 27.......at Loyola Marymount .................W............7-2M. 3 .......at Pt. Loma Nazarene..................W............1-0M. 3 .......UC San Diego ...............................W............7-2M. 4 .......at UC Irvine ...................................L ..........0-14M. 9 .......Southern California Coll .............W..........12-0M. 9 .......Southern California Coll .............W..........13-1M. 10 .....at San Diego...................................L ............5-6M. 14 .....Northern Arizona ........................W............6-5M. 14 .....Northern Arizona ........................W..........18-4M. 15 .....Northern Arizona ........................W............7-3M. 17 .....at UCLA ........................................W..........14-5M. 18 .....Northern Arizona ........................W..........12-4M. 20 .....Massachusetts...............................W..........18-1M. 20 .....Loyola Marymount......................W..........11-3M. 21 .....Loyola Marymount......................W..........11-1M. 21 .....Loyola Marymount ......................L ............2-3M. 22 .....Massachusetts % ..........................W............9-4M. 23 .....Pt. Loma Nazarene %..................W............6-4M. 24 .....Oregon College of Educ.% .........W..........13-9M. 25 .....Portland State %...........................W..........11-0M. 25 .....CSU Dominguez Hills % ............W............8-4M. 26 .....U.S. International %.....................W..........16-3M. 27 .....Lewis-Clark State % ....................W..........13-8M. 27 .....Washington % ..............................W..........10-1M. 28 .....Lewis-Clark State % ....................W..........11-2M. 30 .....at Cal Poly Pomona......................L ............0-3M. 31 .....San Diego.......................................L ............6-7A. 4........U.S. International .........................W..........18-2A. 4........U.S. International..........................L ............4-6A. 9........at Texas-El Paso*..........................W............9-7A. 10......at Texas-El Paso*..........................W..........18-1A. 10......at Texas-El Paso*..........................W............6-0A. 11......at Texas-El Paso*..........................W............9-7A. 14......at Texas-El Paso*..........................W..........14-3A. 14......Pt. Loma Nazarene ......................W..........11-5A. 15......UC San Diego ...............................W..........13-3A. 16......New Mexico* ................................W............8-0A. 17......New Mexico* ................................W..........12-3A. 17......New Mexico* ................................W..........16-3A. 18......New Mexico* ................................W..........14-1A. 18......New Mexico* ................................W............8-3A. 23......Hawaii*..........................................W..........10-9A. 24......Hawaii* ..........................................L ............6-9A. 24......Hawaii* (13) ..................................W............9-8A. 25......Hawaii*..........................................W............6-5A. 25......Hawaii*..........................................W............8-0A. 27......U. S. International ........................W............7-4A. 30......at Hawaii+ .....................................L ..........7-10M. 1 .......at Hawaii+ ....................................W............9-8M. 1 .......at Hawaii+ .....................................L ............1-3M. 2 .......at Hawaii+ ....................................W............6-1M. 2 .......at Hawaii+ .....................................L ............5-6M. 11 .....Pt. Loma Nazarene ......................W............8-1M. 12 .....at Pt. Loma Nazarene..................W............3-1M. 22 .....Southern Illinois#..........................L ............3-4M. 30 .....Oral Roberts# ................................L ............1-3% Sun-Lite Classic in San Diego* Western Athletic Conference Game+ WAC Southern Division Playoffs# NCAA Regional at Tulsa, Okla.

1982RECORD: 58-30-3 (14-10 WAC)


F. 6.........at UC Irvine ..................................W............9-4F. 6.........at UC Irvine ..................................W............5-3F. 11.......at UC Riverside.............................L ............3-5F. 12.......at Loyola Marymount .................W..........12-4F. 13.......at Loyola Marymount ..................L ............6-7F. 13.......at Loyola Marymount .................W............4-3F. 14.......U.S. International .........................W............5-3F. 17.......at USC............................................W............2-1F. 18.......USC.................................................L ............3-9F. 19.......Southern California [email protected]. 19.......Southern California Coll .............W............8-0F. 20.......at CSU Los Angeles .....................W............8-6F. 20.......at CSU Los Angeles .....................W..........13-2F. 23.......UC Riverside ................................W............7-2F. 25.......Long Beach State#........................W..........14-0F. 26.......CSU Northridge# .........................W............7-4F. 27.......Nebraska# .....................................W............8-6F. 27.......at UNLV# ......................................W..........10-7F. 28.......at UNLV# (10) ..............................W............7-6M .3 .......at San Diego...................................L ............4-6

M. 5 .......at Pepperdine ...............................W............7-5M. 6 .......at Pepperdine ................................L ..........2-11M. 6 .......at Pepperdine ................................L ............4-5M. 8 .......UC Irvine.......................................W............6-3M. 9 .......at Long Beach State......................W............7-4M. 13 .....CSU Los Angeles .........................W............9-4M. 13 .....CSU Los Angeles .........................W............5-4M. 15 .....Iona ................................................W............6-2M. 16 .....San Diego.......................................T ............6-6M. 18 .....Massachusetts...............................W........19-14M. 19 .....Loyola Marymount (10)...............L ............3-4M. 20 .....Loyola Marymount......................W............6-1M. 20 .....Loyola Marymount......................W..........11-2M. 22 .....UC San Diego %...........................W............7-0M. 23 .....Lewis-Clark State % .....................L ............3-4M. 24 .....CSU Los Angeles % .....................W............8-3M. 24 .....Massachusetts % ..........................W............8-3M. 25 .....Air Force % ...................................W............9-2M. 26 .....Wagner %......................................W..........16-2M. 26 .....Delaware %....................................L ............4-5M. 27 .....U. S. International % ....................T ............5-5M. 27 .....Delaware %....................................L ............3-4M. 28 .....Cornell............................................L ............6-8M. 28 .....Cornell ...........................................W............3-2M. 30 .....Cal Poly Pomona ..........................L ............5-9A. 3........UNLV .............................................L ............2-7A. 3........UNLV ............................................W............3-1A. 4........UNLV ............................................W..........10-2A. 5........Cal Lutheran.................................W..........16-2A. 6........at Cal Poly Pomona......................T ............7-7A. 6........at Hawaii* ......................................L ..........9-10A. 9........at Hawaii* ......................................L ............2-3A. 10......at Hawaii* .....................................W............6-5A. 11......at Hawaii* ......................................L ............1-7A. 12......UC San Diego ...............................W..........14-1A. 13......U.S. International .........................W............6-1A. 14......at UCLA .........................................L ............2-3A. 16......at New Mexico*............................W............8-5A. 16......at New Mexico*............................W............6-5A. 17......at New Mexico*.............................L ..........5-10A. 17......at New Mexico*............................W............3-1A. 18......at Texas-El Paso*...........................L ............4-5A. 19......at Texas-El Paso*..........................W..........10-5A. 19......at Texas-El Paso*..........................W..........11-0A. 10......at Texas-El Paso*..........................W........12-10A. 22......Pt. Loma Nazarene ......................W..........17-0A. 24......U.S. International..........................L ............2-3A. 24......U.S. International .........................W............8-1A. 27......New Mexico*.................................L ............0-2A. 27......New Mexico* ................................W..........11-5A. 18......New Mexico* ................................W............3-1A. 28......New Mexico* ................................W............5-3A. 29......UC San Diego ...............................W............6-2A. 30......Texas-El Paso* (10).......................W............5-4M. 1 .......Texas-El Paso* ..............................W..........10-1M. 1 .......Texas-El Paso* ..............................W............5-2M. 2 .......Texas-El Paso* (11) .......................L ............3-4M. 7 .......Hawaii* ..........................................L ..........5-17M. 8 .......Hawaii* ..........................................L ..........2-12M. 8 .......Hawaii*..........................................W............5-2M. 9 .......Hawaii* ..........................................L ............0-3M. 10 .....UCLA .............................................L ............3-7M. 14 .....U.S. International .........................W..........12-5M. 15 .....U.S. International (8) ...................W............6-5M. 15 .....U.S. International .........................W............2-1M. 20 .....Brigham Young $ .........................W............4-1M. 21 .....at Hawaii $.....................................L ..........4-12M. 21 .....Brigham Young $ .........................W............4-3M. 22 .....at Hawaii $.....................................L ..........5-12M. 28 .....Arizona State+ ..............................L ............1-6M. 29 .....Houston+ .......................................L ..........3-13@ Forfeit win to SDSU# UNLV Desert Classic in Las Vegas% Sun-Lite Classic in San Diego* Western Athletic Conference Game$ WAC Tournament in Honolulu, HI+ NCAA Regional in Tempe, Ariz.

1983RECORD: 62-15 (21-3 WAC)


F. 11.......Loyola Marymount......................W............7-6F. 12.......Loyola Marymount......................W............4-1F. 12.......Loyola Marymount......................W..........11-5F. 14.......at Pt. Loma Nazarene..................W..........11-2F. 15.......at UC Riverside ............................W..........11-7F. 18.......at Arizona .....................................W........11-10F. 19.......at Arizona ......................................L ..........8-15F. 19.......at Arizona (8)................................W........13-12F. 22.......UC Riverside (11).........................W............7-6F. 24.......Fresno State#.................................W............6-5F. 25.......at UNLV#.......................................L ........16-17F. 25.......CSU Northridge#..........................L ..........8-10F. 26.......Fresno State#.................................W........26-20F. 27.......at UNLV#.......................................L ............5-6M. 8 .......Long Beach State..........................W............6-1M. 11 .....at Long Beach State ......................L ............2-4M. 12 .....UC Irvine (9) .................................W............3-2M. 12 .....UC Irvine.......................................W..........16-5

M. 13 .....Wichita State..................................L ..........1-18M. 13 .....Wichita State.................................W............6-1M. 14 .....Wichita State.................................W............7-1M. 15 .....San Diego ......................................W............7-6M. 20 .....UC San Diego %...........................W..........11-1M. 23 .....Central Washington % ................W............5-4M. 23 .....Massachusetts % ..........................W..........13-2M. 23 .....UC Santa Barbara % ....................W............2-1M. 25 .....U.S. International %.....................W............7-3M. 26 .....Lewis-Clark State % .....................L ............3-7M. 26 .....Washington % ..............................W..........13-0M. 28 .....at UC Irvine ..................................W............3-1M. 30 .....St. Mary’s (10)...............................W............4-3M. 31 .....at CSU Los Angeles .....................W............6-0A. 1........Pacific ............................................W............5-1A. 4........Pt. Loma Nazarene ......................W........15-11A. 8........Hawaii*..........................................W..........10-1A. 9........Hawaii*..........................................W............8-7A. 9........Hawaii* ..........................................L ............2-4A. 10......Hawaii*..........................................W............5-2A. 13......CSU Los Angeles .........................W............9-2A. 15......Texas-El Paso* ..............................W............4-0A. 15......Texas-El Paso* ..............................W............7-2A. 16......Texas-El Paso* ..............................W............5-4A. 16......Texas-El Paso* ..............................W............6-2A. 18......New Mexico* ................................W............3-2A. 18......New Mexico* ................................W............7-2A. 19......New Mexico* ................................W..........12-2A. 19......New Mexico* ................................W..........12-1A. 22......U.S. International .........................W............6-0A. 22......U.S. International .........................W..........14-1A. 23......U.S. International .........................W............9-3A. 23......U.S. International .........................W............8-0A. 26......at Texas-El Paso*..........................W..........12-5A. 26......at Texas-El Paso*..........................W..........21-9A. 27......at Texas-El Paso*..........................W..........11-6A. 27......at Texas-El Paso*..........................W............6-2A. 29......at New Mexico*............................W..........13-2A. 29......at New Mexico*............................W..........14-9A. 30......at New Mexico*............................W............7-0A. 30......at New Mexico*............................W............9-2M. 3 .......U.S. International .........................W..........14-6M. 3 .......UC San Diego ...............................W..........11-2M. 6 .......at Hawaii* ......................................L ..........8-18M. 7 .......at Hawaii* ......................................L ............5-9M. 7 .......at Hawaii* .....................................W..........12-5M. 8 .......at Hawaii* .....................................W............4-2M. 11 .....at UCLA .........................................L ............7-9M. 13 .....UNLV ............................................W............5-3M. 14 .....UNLV ............................................W............4-2M. 14 .....UNLV ............................................W..........10-4M. 19 .....Wyoming+ ....................................W..........13-4M. 20 .....at Brigham Young+ ......................L ............1-3M. 20 .....Hawaii+.........................................W........16-11M. 21 .....Brigham Young+..........................W..........10-6M. 21 .....Brigham Young+ ..........................L ..........7-10M. 27 .....UC Santa Barbara $......................W............7-5M. 28 .....Stanford $ (11) ...............................L ............3-4M. 29 .....UC Santa Barbara $ ......................L ............5-9# Desert Classic in Las Vegas, Nev.% Sun-Lite Classic in San Diego* Western Athletic Conference Game+ WAC Tournament in Provo, Utah$ NCAA Regional in Palo Alto, Calif.

1984Record: 66-23 (14-10 WAC)

Head Coach: Jim DietzF. 8.........at Pt. Loma Nazarene..................W............8-2F. 9.........at UC Irvine ..................................W............8-4F. 10.......Cal Lutheran.................................W............7-4F. 10.......Cal Lutheran.................................W..........19-4F. 11.......Cal Poly Pomona .........................W............8-0F. 11.......Cal Poly Pomona .........................W............4-3F. 13.......Pt. Loma Nazarene ......................W..........17-3F. 14.......San Diego ......................................W............8-7F. 17.......at Loyola Marymount .................W............7-4F. 18.......at Loyola Marymount ..................L ............5-7F. 18.......at Loyola Marymount .................W..........13-2F. 20.......UCLA.............................................W..........12-7F. 23.......Lewis-Clark State#.......................W............9-6F. 23.......at UNLV# ......................................W............6-3F. 24.......St. Mary’s# ....................................W..........10-5F. 25.......St. Mary’s# ....................................W..........10-5F. 26.......at UNLV# ......................................W............6-4F. 28.......U.S. International .........................W............7-5F. 29.......Long Beach State..........................W............3-1M. 1 .......at San Diego...................................L ............6-7M. 3 .......at Cal Poly Pomona .....................W............7-0M. 3 .......at Cal Poly Pomona......................L ............5-6M. 6 .......UC Irvine.......................................W............7-1M. 7 .......at Long Beach State......................W............5-2M. 9 .......Pepperdine (10) ............................W............5-4M. 10 .....Pepperdine ....................................L ..........3-10M. 13 .....Iona ................................................W..........18-1M. 14 .....Iona ................................................W..........11-2M. 14 .....Army..............................................W..........15-6M. 15 .....Arizona..........................................W............5-4M. 16 .....Arizona..........................................W............3-2

M. 17 .....Arizona..........................................W............9-3M. 18 .....Western New Mexico %..............W..........14-8M. 19 .....U.S. International %.....................W..........16-5M. 20 .....Northern Colorado %..................W............5-4M. 21 .....UC San Diego %...........................W..........20-0M. 21 .....Western New Mexico %..............W..........11-6M. 21 .....U.S. International %.....................W............5-0M. 11 .....Utah % ...........................................W..........13-0M. 23 .....Yale % ............................................W............9-3M. 24 .....U.S. International %.....................W..........13-0M. 27 .....CSU [email protected]. 28 .....Washington [email protected] ............4-5M. 28 .....Oral Robert@ ................................W..........12-5M. 29 .....Seton Hall@ ...................................L ............7-9M. 29 .....Brigham Young@ (13) ..................L ............3-5M. 30 .....Oregon State@ ..............................W..........12-7M. 31 .....at UC Riverside@ (15) .................W............8-7M. 31 .....Washington [email protected]. 6........at Hawaii* ......................................L ..........4-13A. 7........at Hawaii* ......................................L ..........5-11A. 7........at Hawaii* ......................................L ..........0-10A. 8........at Hawaii* ......................................L ............1-3A. 11......at UC San Diego...........................W..........10-3A. 13......at Texas-El Paso*..........................W..........15-4A. 13......at Texas-El Paso*..........................W..........13-2A. 14......at Texas-El Paso*...........................L ..........9-24A. 14......at Texas-El Paso*..........................W..........10-7A. 16......at New Mexico*.............................L ............3-8A. 16......at New Mexico*............................W..........10-3A. 17......at New Mexico*............................W............8-6A. 17......at New Mexico*.............................L ............0-7A. 20......U.S. International .........................W............4-2A. 21......U.S. International..........................L ............3-7A. 21......U.S. International .........................W..........14-3A. 24......Texas-El Paso* ..............................W............6-2A. 24......Texas-El Paso* ...............................L ............6-8A. 25......Texas-El Paso* ..............................W............8-7A. 25......Texas-El Paso* ..............................W............4-1A. 27......New Mexico* ................................W............9-2A. 27......New Mexico* ................................W............6-3A. 28......New Mexico*.................................L ............2-5A. 28......New Mexico*.................................L ............5-7M. 1 .......U.S. International .........................W..........10-0M. 4 .......Hawaii*..........................................W............9-0M. 5 .......Hawaii*..........................................W............5-3M. 5 .......Hawaii*..........................................W........11-10M. 6 .......Hawaii*..........................................W............9-8M. 9 .......at UCLA (10) .................................L ............3-4M. 17 .....Brigham Young+ ..........................L ............4-9M. 18 .....Utah+.............................................W............7-0M. 18 .....Brigham Young+..........................W............7-0M. 19 .....at Hawaii+ ....................................W............8-6M. 19 .....at Hawaii+ .....................................L ............4-5M. 25 .....at Fresno State^............................W..........10-6M. 26 .....CSU Fullerton^ .............................L ..........6-16M. 27 .....at Fresno State^............................W..........10-7M. 27 .....CSU Fullerton^ ............................W............9-5M. 28 .....CSU Fullerton^ (11) .....................L ............7-8# Desert Classic in Las Vegas, Nev.% Sun-Lite Classic in San Diego@ Riverside Invitational in Riverside, Calif.* Western Athletic Conference Game+ WAC Tournament in Honolulu, Hawaii^ NCAA Regional in Fresno, Calif.

1985RECORD: 42-30-1 (6-16 WAC)


F. 5.........at CSU Los Angeles .....................W..........11-6F. 6.........Long Beach State..........................W..........11-2F. 12.......at Pt. Loma Nazarene..................W..........18-2F. 13.......at Long Beach State......................W............8-4F. 14.......U.S. International .........................W............3-2F. 15.......UC Irvine.......................................W............7-6F. 18.......at San Diego..................................W............6-3F. 22.......at Arizona ......................................L ..........2-13F. 22.......at Arizona ......................................L ..........6-17F. 23.......at Arizona ......................................L ............7-8F. 26.......at UC San Diego...........................W............7-5F. 27.......San Diego ......................................W............9-2F. 28.......CSU Los Angeles .........................W............6-5F. 28.......CSU Los Angeles (10)...................L ..........6-13M. 1 .......Loyola Marymount (17)...............L ............3-4M. 1 .......Loyola Marymount ......................L ............5-6M. 4 .......Pt. Loma Nazarene ......................W............7-0M. 5 .......at Cal Poly Pomona .....................W............3-2M. 6 .......at USC.............................................L ............2-4M. 7 .......UC San Diego ...............................W..........11-6M. 9 .......Cal Poly Pomona .........................W............4-3M. 9 .......Cal Poly Pomona .........................W............5-4M. 10 .....Oklahoma City .............................W............8-7M. 11 .....Oklahoma City .............................W............9-6M. 11 .....Oklahoma City..............................L ............0-5M. 12 .....U.S. International..........................L ............2-3M. 13 .....Iona ................................................W............3-2M. 13 .....Iona ................................................W..........15-2M. 19 .....Western New Mexico..................W..........13-0M. 20 .....USC ................................................W..........10-4M. 21 .....Western New Mexico..................W............7-0




YYEEAARR--BBYY--YYEEAARR SSCCOORREESSM. 22 .....Nebraska .......................................W............6-5M. 22 .....Nebraska .......................................W..........11-6M. 23 .....Nebraska .......................................W............8-7M. 23 .....Nebraska (8) ..................................L ............3-8M. 24 .....Nebraska........................................L ..........8-24M. 25 .....Oregon State#................................L ............3-4M. 25 .....Air Force#......................................W..........11-7M. 26 .....Harvard#.......................................W............8-4M. 26 .....at UC Riverside# ..........................W............6-2M. 29 .....UCLA#...........................................W............4-2M. 29 .....Arizona State# ..............................W............9-4M. 30 .....Missouri# .......................................T ........10-10M. 30 .....Oregon State#................................L ............5-6A. 2........at UCLA .........................................L ............6-7A. 3........at CSU Los Angeles .....................W..........16-2A. 6........Hawaii* ..........................................L ............1-6A. 7........Hawaii* ..........................................L ............2-4A. 7........Hawaii* ..........................................L ............3-5A. 8........Hawaii*..........................................W............7-0A. 9........at UC Irvine ..................................W..........13-7A. 22......Texas-El Paso* ...............................L ............3-4A. 12......Texas-El Paso* ..............................W............3-1A. 12......Texas-El Paso* ..............................W............9-1A. 13......Texas-El Paso* ...............................L ............3-5A. 15......New Mexico*.................................L ............1-4A. 15......New Mexico* (10) .........................L ............1-2A. 16......New Mexico* ................................W............6-5A. 16......New Mexico* ................................W..........13-3A. 18......at San Diego..................................W..........10-7A. 19......U.S. International .........................W..........13-1A. 20......U.S. International .........................W............5-4A. 20......U.S. International .........................W..........10-6A. 22......at Texas-El Paso*...........................L ............1-2A. 23......at Texas-El Paso*...........................L ............7-8A. 23......at Texas-El Paso*...........................L ..........4-11A. 24......at Texas-El Paso*...........................L ..........1-10A. 27......at New Mexico*.............................L ............0-3A. 27......at New Mexico*............................W............3-2M. 3 .......at Hawaii* (11) ..............................L ............2-3M. 4 .......at Hawaii* ......................................L ............2-9M. 4 .......at Hawaii* ......................................L ............1-6M. 5 .......at Hawaii* ......................................L ............0-4# Riverside Invitational in Riverside, Calif.* Western Athletic Conference Game

1986RECORD: 42-23-1 (16-8 WAC)


F. 8.........at UCLA ........................................W............8-4F. 8.........at UCLA .........................................L ............6-7F. 11.......at CSU Fullerton ...........................L ..........2-10F. 12.......UC Riverside ................................W............3-2F. 18.......UC San Diego ...............................W............7-3F. 26.......San Diego ......................................W..........12-1F. 27.......at Pt. Loma Nazarene..................W............6-1F. 28.......at Loyola Marymount .................W..........12-1M. 1 .......at Loyola Marymount ..................L ............1-4M. 1 .......at Loyola Marymount .................W............6-0M. 5 .......at San Diego (10) ...........................L ............5-6M. 7 .......CSU Los Angeles .........................W............4-1M. 9 .......Washington State..........................L ............2-3M. 13 .....U.S. International .........................W............9-1M. 13 .....U.S. International .........................W............9-4M. 17 .....Nebraska# (11)..............................W............3-2M. 18 .....Washington State#........................L ..........4-12M. 19 .....at Fresno State# ............................W..........16-4M. 20 .....Nevada# ........................................W............4-3M. 21 .....Brigham Young#...........................T ............7-7M. 22 .....Washington State# .......................W............3-2M. 24 .....U.S. International..........................L ............4-7M. 25 .....CSU Fullerton................................L ............2-3M. 26 .....at U.S. International.....................W............5-3M. 26 .....Western Oregon State .................W............8-2M. 27 .....Western Oregon State .................W..........11-5M. 29 .....at Pepperdine ................................L ..........2-12M. 29 .....at Pepperdine ...............................W............4-3A. 1........UCLA (10)......................................L ........13-14A. 1........UC Irvine.......................................W............6-3A. 2........Long Beach State (10) ..................W............8-7A. 5........at Hawaii* ......................................L ............6-7A. 6........at Hawaii* ......................................L ..........0-10A. 6........at Hawaii* ......................................L ..........2-12A. 7........at Hawaii* ......................................L ..........6-10A. 11......at Brigham Young* .......................L ............7-9A. 11......at Brigham Young* ......................W........14-13A. 12......at Brigham Young* .......................L ........12-13A. 12......at Brigham Young* .......................L ..........9-10A. 14......at Utah* ..........................................L ..........8-10A. 15......at Utah*..........................................W............6-4A. 15......at Utah*..........................................W..........14-7A. 15......at Utah*..........................................W..........11-0A. 18......at U.S. International.....................W............7-6A. 19......U.S. International..........................L ............4-5A. 19......U.S. International..........................L ............2-8A. 22......Utah*..............................................W............5-1A. 22......Utah*..............................................W............6-0A. 23......Utah*..............................................W............7-1A. 23......Utah*..............................................W............6-2A. 25......Brigham Young* ..........................W..........19-5

A. 25......Brigham Young* ..........................W..........12-2A. 26......Brigham Young* ..........................W............6-0A. 26......Brigham Young* ..........................W............6-4A. 29......Masters ..........................................W..........12-0A. 29......Masters ..........................................W..........21-1M. 2 .......Hawaii*..........................................W............8-7M. 3 .......Hawaii*..........................................W............4-2M. 3 .......Hawaii*..........................................W............7-1M. 4 .......Hawaii*..........................................W............5-2M. 8 .......New Mexico+ ...............................W............8-4M. 9 .......Hawaii+.........................................W............2-1M. 10 .....Hawaii+ .........................................L ..........3-10M. 10 .....Hawaii+.........................................W............9-2M. 22 .....Arizona $........................................L ..........5-26M. 23 .....Texas-Pan American $ .................L ..........6-10# Best in the West Classic in Fresno, Calif.* Western Athletic Conference Game+ WAC Tournament in San Diego$ NCAA Regional at Austin, Texas

1987RECORD: 32-28-1 (12-10 WAC)


F. 3.........at UC Riverside.............................L ............5-9F. 7.........Southern California Coll .............W............8-0F. 7.........Southern California Coll .............W..........20-5F. 10.......Pt. Loma Nazarene ......................W..........11-4F. 11.......Long Beach State..........................W..........14-1F. 13.......Cal Poly SLO ................................W............9-4F. 14.......Cal Poly SLO ................................W............8-7F. 17.......at Cal Poly Pomona (10) ..............L ............3-4F. 20.......CSU Northridge............................L ............2-6F. 21.......Pepperdine ....................................L ............4-7F. 21.......Pepperdine ....................................L ............5-8F. 27.......Cal Poly Pomona ..........................L ............3-4F. 28.......at UC Irvine ..................................W............8-2F. 28.......at UC Irvine ..................................W............5-3M. 3 .......San Diego ......................................W..........12-3M. 4 .......UCLA .............................................L ............2-7M. 7 .......CSU Los Angeles ..........................L ............2-5M. 7 .......CSU Los Angeles .........................W............6-2M. 10 .....CSU Fullerton................................L ..........1-10M. 12 .....Masters ..........................................W............1-0M. 16 .....UC Santa Barbara#.......................W............4-3M. 17 .....Eastern Washington# ...................L ............4-7M. 18 .....at Fresno State# .............................L ............3-4M. 19 .....U.S. International#........................T ............7-7M. 20 .....Oregon State#................................L ............7-8M. 22 .....Bowling Green .............................W............8-1M. 25 .....at Long Beach State......................W........17-14M. 26 .....CSU Los Angeles ..........................L ............4-5M. 28 .....Western Oregon State .................W..........10-0M. 29 .....Western Oregon State .................W............2-0M. 31 .....at UCLA ........................................W............6-5A. 1........at UC Irvine ..................................W............4-1A. 4........Hawaii* ..........................................L ............3-5A. 4........Hawaii* ..........................................L ............3-5A. 5........Hawaii* ..........................................L ............3-4A. 5........Hawaii*..........................................W............4-3A. 7........at UC San Diego............................L ............4-7A. 9........Wyoming*.....................................W............8-2A. 10......Wyoming*......................................L ............1-3A. 10......Wyoming*.....................................W............6-1A. 11......Wyoming*.....................................W............7-6A. 13......Colorado State* ............................W............8-3A. 13......Colorado State* ............................W............2-1A. 14......Colorado State* ............................W............3-0A. 14......Colorado State* ............................W............5-3A. 17......at U.S. International .....................L ............4-9A. 18......U.S. International .........................W............5-4A. 21......San Diego.......................................L ............4-7A. 23......at Hawaii* ......................................L ............1-3A. 24......at Hawaii* (10) ..............................L ............5-6A. 24......at Hawaii* ......................................L ............0-9A. 25......at Hawaii* ......................................L ..........6-13A. 29......at Wyoming* .................................L ............6-7A. 29......at Wyoming*.................................W..........13-2A. 30......at Wyoming*.................................W..........10-2A. 30......at Wyoming* (10)..........................L ........14-15M. 2 .......at Colorado State* ........................W..........11-1M. 2 .......at Colorado State* ........................W..........15-6M. 7 .......at Brigham Young+ .....................W............6-1M. 8 .......Hawaii+ .........................................L ........10-17M. 8 .......at Brigham Young+ ......................L ........11-13# Best in West Classic in Fresno, Calif.* Western Athletic Conference Game* WAC Tournament in Provo, Utah

1988RECORD: 47-18-1 (21-5 WAC)


F. 5.........UC Irvine .......................................L ..........4-10F. 6.........UC Riverside ................................W............4-3F. 7.........UC Riverside ................................W..........11-9F. 9.........at Cal Poly Pomona .....................W..........15-9F. 13.......UCLA .............................................L ..........5-11F. 14.......UCLA .............................................L ..........7-16F. 16.......Cal Poly Pomona ..........................L ............3-6F. 17.......Texas Tech.....................................W..........11-4

F. 19.......CSU Northridge ...........................W............9-2F. 20.......CSU Northridge ...........................W............7-6F. 21.......CSU Northridge ...........................W..........13-1F. 23.......at San Diego..................................W............6-4F. 26.......at Florida........................................L ..........2-12F. 27.......at Florida........................................L ..........4-11F. 28.......at Florida........................................T ............8-8M. 2 .......Long Beach State..........................W............8-4M. 4 .......CSU Los Angeles .........................W............8-4M. 5 .......CSU Los Angeles ..........................L ..........8-14M. 6 .......CSU Los Angeles ..........................L ..........6-11M. 8 .......Temple...........................................W............8-2M. 9 .......Washington State..........................L ............1-4M. 10 .....Washington State .........................W............7-1M. 12 .....at Pepperdine ...............................W............8-7M. 12 .....at Pepperdine ...............................W............6-2M. 19 .....Iowa ...............................................W............9-2M. 20 .....Iowa ................................................L ............2-6M. 22 .....Western Oregon State .................W............3-1M. 23 .....Western Oregon State .................W............9-4M. 25 .....Brigham Young* ...........................L ............4-5M. 25 .....Brigham Young* (10)....................L ........10-11M. 26 .....Brigham Young* ..........................W........14-10M. 26 .....Brigham Young* ..........................W..........14-6M. 29 .....at Long Beach State ......................L ............8-9A. 2........Colorado State* ............................W............8-1A. 2........Colorado State* ............................W..........13-5A. 3........Colorado State* ............................W............3-0A. 3........Colorado State* ............................W............5-0A. 5........San Diego ......................................W............7-6A. 10......at Air Force*..................................W............9-0A. 10......at Air Force*..................................W..........17-8A. 11......at Air Force*..................................W..........11-6A. 11......at Air Force*..................................W........19-13A. 15......Oral Roberts..................................W..........13-2A. 16......Oral Roberts..................................W............6-1A. 17......Oral Roberts..................................W..........11-2A. 19......UC San Diego ...............................W..........10-3A. 23......New Mexico* ................................W............4-0A. 24......New Mexico* ................................W..........13-0A. 24......New Mexico* ................................W............8-4A. 25......New Mexico* ................................W............7-2A. 26......at UC Irvine ..................................W..........11-4A. 30......at Wyoming*.................................W............9-3A. 30......at Wyoming* .................................L ............5-8M. 1 .......at Wyoming*.................................W..........14-8M. 1 .......at Wyoming* .................................L ............0-5M. 7 .......at Utah*..........................................W............9-3M. 7 .......at Utah*..........................................W..........26-4M. 10 .....at UCLA ........................................W............3-1M. 13 .....at Hawaii* .....................................W............5-4M. 14 .....at Hawaii* .....................................W............6-3M. 14 .....at Hawaii* ......................................L ..........4-12M. 15 .....at Hawaii* .....................................W............6-2M. 19 .....Wyoming+.....................................L ............3-5M. 20 .....at Hawaii+ ....................................W............8-7M. 20 .....Wyoming+ ....................................W............4-2M. 21 .....Brigham Young+ ..........................L ............1-3* Western Athletic Conference Game+ WAC Tournament in Honolulu, Hawaii

1989RECORD: 37-25 (17-9 WAC)


F. 1.........San Diego ......................................W............7-5F. 3.........Florida International ...................W............5-0F. 5.........Florida International ...................W............5-4F. 5.........Florida International ....................L ............3-4F. 7.........at UC Riverside.............................L ............0-8F. 11.......Pacific ............................................W..........10-2F. 12.......Pacific ............................................W..........11-1F. 14.......at San Diego..................................W..........16-2F. 17.......UC Irvine.......................................W............2-1F. 18.......UC Irvine.......................................W............4-3F. 19.......at Fresno State ...............................L ........10-13F. 24.......Florida ............................................L ............7-9F. 25.......Florida ............................................L ..........1-10F. 26.......Florida ...........................................W............5-4M. 3 .......at Pacific .........................................L ............5-6M. 7 .......UC Riverside ................................W..........10-5M. 8 .......at USC............................................W............1-0M. 11 .....Pepperdine (10).............................L ............3-5M. 12 .....Pepperdine ....................................L ............2-7M. 14 .....at CSU Fullerton ...........................L ............1-2M. 15 .....CSU Fullerton................................L ............0-1M. 18 .....Wisconsin......................................W..........11-2M. 19 .....Wisconsin......................................W............7-0M. 20 .....Wisconsin......................................W..........18-2M. 21 .....Long Beach State..........................W............3-2M. 24 .....Utah*..............................................W............3-2M. 26 .....Utah*...............................................L ............3-6M. 26 .....Utah* (8) .........................................L ............2-6M. 26 .....Utah*..............................................W............3-2A. 1........Wyoming*......................................L ............3-4A. 1........Wyoming* (10) .............................W............6-5A. 2........Wyoming* (8) ...............................W............4-3A. 2........Wyoming*.....................................W..........12-5A. 5........at Long Beach State......................W............8-5A. 8........at New Mexico*............................W..........10-3

A. 8........at New Mexico*............................W..........11-2A. 9........at New Mexico*............................W............6-3A. 9........at New Mexico*.............................L ............1-8A. 11......at New Orleans ............................W............4-3A. 12......at New Orleans .............................L ............1-2A. 13......at New Orleans .............................L ............1-5A. 14......at Oral Roberts ..............................L ............3-4A. 15......at Oral Roberts (10) ......................L ............5-6A. 16......at Oral Roberts .............................W............8-4A. 22......Air Force* ......................................W............3-0A. 22......Air Force* ......................................W............3-1A. 23......Air Force* ......................................W..........14-0A. 23......Air Force*.......................................L ............2-3A. 26......at UC Irvine ..................................W............9-1A. 29......at Colorado State* ........................W............4-1A. 29......at Colorado State*.........................L ............3-6M. 5 .......at Brigham Young* ......................W............6-2M. 5 .......at Brigham Young* ......................W............7-6M. 6 .......at Brigham Young* .......................L ............1-2M. 6 .......at Brigham Young* .......................L ............4-5M. 14 .....Hawaii* ..........................................L ............3-9M. 15 .....Hawaii* (8) ....................................W............4-3M. 15 .....Hawaii*..........................................W..........12-1M. 16 .....Hawaii*..........................................W............5-1M. 18 .....at Hawaii+ .....................................L ............5-6M. 19 .....Wyoming+ ....................................W............8-3M. 19 .....at Hawaii+ .....................................L ..........9-10* Western Athletic Conference Game+ WAC Tournament in Honolulu, Hawaii

1990RECORD: 49-22 (21-7 WAC)


F. 2.........Masters ..........................................W..........11-4F. 3.........at Cal Poly Pomona (10) ..............L ............6-7F. 5.........Cal Poly Pomona .........................W............6-4F. 9.........Pacific ............................................W............4-1F. 10.......Pacific ............................................W............4-0F. 11.......Pacific ............................................W..........10-2F. 14.......U.S. International .........................W............6-3F. 19.......San Francisco State ......................W............4-3F. 21.......Cal Lutheran.................................W............7-0F. 23.......New Orleans .................................L ............4-5F. 24.......New Orleans.................................W............5-1F. 25.......New Orleans .................................L ............2-4F. 27.......at Long Beach State ......................L ............4-8M. 2 .......Long Beach State...........................L ............2-7M. 3 .......UC Irvine.......................................W............4-3M. 4 .......UC Irvine .......................................L ............3-4M. 6 .......at San Diego..................................W............7-2M. 7 .......UC San Diego ...............................W..........12-3M. 9 .......at UNLV ........................................W..........11-4M. 10 .....at UNLV (10) .................................L ........13-14M. 11 .....at UNLV ........................................W............9-6M. 13 .....at UC Riverside.............................L ............5-6M. 16 .....CSU Sacramento ..........................W..........15-5M. 17 .....CSU Sacramento ..........................W............5-0M. 18 .....CSU Sacramento ...........................L ............3-4M. 20 .....at USC.............................................L ..........3-10M. 23 .....Utah*..............................................W............4-3M. 24 .....Utah*..............................................W............3-2M. 24 .....Utah*..............................................W..........10-4M. 25 .....Utah*..............................................W..........19-8M. 30 .....Brigham Young * .........................W............5-1M. 30 .....Brigham Young * ..........................L ............5-8M. 31 .....Brigham Young * .........................W..........11-7M. 31 .....Brigham Young * ..........................L ............5-9A. 2........Cal Baptist.....................................W..........14-4A. 4........CSU Los Angeles .........................W..........11-1A. 6........at New Mexico*............................W..........15-3A. 7........at New Mexico*............................W............1-0A. 7........at New Mexico*............................W............5-4A. 8........at New Mexico*............................W..........11-4A. 12......at Nevada......................................W............4-3A. 13......at Nevada.......................................L ............3-7A. 14......at Nevada.......................................L ............8-9A. 17......USC ................................................W............9-6A. 20......at Hawaii* .....................................W............7-2A. 21......at Hawaii* ......................................L ............2-3A. 21......at Hawaii* .....................................W............7-0A. 22......at Hawaii* ......................................L ............2-6A. 24......UC Irvine .......................................L ............3-8A. 37......Wyoming*......................................L ............2-4A. 28......Wyoming*.....................................W............7-0A. 28......Wyoming*......................................L ............4-8A. 29......Wyoming*......................................L ............5-8M. 4 .......at Colorado State* ........................W..........17-0M. 5 .......at Colorado State* ........................W..........10-5M. 5 .......at Colorado State* ........................W..........13-0M. 6 .......at Colorado State* ........................W........27-10M. 8 .......San Diego ......................................W............3-1M. 9 .......at UC San Diego...........................W..........10-2M. 11 .....at Air Force*..................................W..........18-0M. 12 .....at Air Force*..................................W............4-0M. 12 .....at Air Force*..................................W............9-2M. 13 .....at Air Force*..................................W..........28-6M. 17 .....at Hawaii+ (11).............................W............5-4M. 18 .....Brigham Young+..........................W............5-3M. 19 .....Brigham Young+ (11) ..................W............5-4

M. 24 .....Middle Tennessee State# ............W..........18-6M. 25 .....Fresno State#.................................W............8-4M. 26 .....at Stanford# ...................................L ............2-6M. 26 .....Southern Illinois# (10) .................W............4-3M. 28 .....at Stanford# ...................................L ............2-6* Western Athletic Conference Game+ WAC Tournament in Honolulu, Hawaii# NCAA Regional in Palo Alto, Calif

1991RECORD: 43-21 (15-6 WAC)


F. 1.........CSU Los Angeles .........................W............5-4F. 2.........CSU Los Angeles ..........................L ............4-5F. 3.........CSU Los Angeles ..........................L ............2-6F. 5.........Cal Poly Pomona .........................W............8-6F. 8.........Pacific (10).....................................W............7-6F. 9.........Pacific ............................................W............4-0F. 10.......Pacific ............................................W............9-4F. 15.......San Jose State.................................L ............3-6F. 16.......San Jose State ................................W............4-3F. 17.......San Jose State ................................W............9-7F. 18.......San Francisco State ......................W............6-4F. 19.......UC San Diego................................L ............1-2F. 22.......Cal Lutheran..................................L ............2-5F. 23.......Cal Lutheran.................................W..........10-5F. 24.......Cal Lutheran.................................W............4-3F. 26.......at Cal Poly Pomona......................L ..........6-12M. 8 .......UC Irvine.......................................W............8-7M. 9 .......UC Irvine (10) ...............................W............3-2M. 10 .....UC Irvine .......................................L ..........9-12M. 16 .....UNLV ............................................W..........15-4M. 16 .....UNLV (10).....................................W............6-5M. 17 .....UNLV (10).....................................W........11-10M. 22 .....Colorado State* ............................W............9-0M. 23 .....Colorado State* ............................W............8-5M. 23 .....Colorado State* ............................W............6-5M. 24 .....Colorado State* ............................W..........13-1M. 25 .....Iona ................................................W............6-2M. 29 .....Hartford ........................................W..........10-1A. 1........Pt. Loma Nazarene ......................W............7-6A. 2........at UC Riverside (10) ....................W............7-4A. 5........New Mexico* ................................W............6-2A. 6........New Mexico* ................................W............7-6A. 6........New Mexico*.................................L ............8-9A. 7........New Mexico* ................................W............4-2A. 9........Utah*..............................................W............7-6A. 9........Utah*...............................................L ............5-7A. 12......CSU Northridge (13) ...................W..........10-9A. 13......CSU Northridge............................L ............2-6A. 14......CSU Northridge ...........................W..........12-1A. 16......U.S. International .........................W..........17-0A. 19......at Wyoming* .................................L ............6-9A. 20......at Wyoming* .................................L ............5-6A. 20......at Wyoming*.................................W............6-2A. 23......UC San Diego ...............................W..........10-4A. 30......UC Riverside .................................L ............2-3M. 2 .......at Pt. Loma Nazarene..................W............8-7M. 3 .......Hawaii* ..........................................L ............0-5M. 3 .......Hawaii*..........................................W............4-0M. 4 .......Hawaii* ..........................................L ..........9-11M. 4 .......Hawaii*..........................................W............5-4M. 6 .......at U.S. International .....................L ............1-7M. 7 .......at U.S. International .....................L ............6-7M. 11 .....Air Force* ......................................W............8-1M. 11 .....Air Force* ......................................W............2-1M. 12 .....Air Force* ......................................W............8-7M. 12 .....Air Force* ......................................W............7-2M. 13 .....U.S. International..........................L ............3-7M. 16 .....Brigham Young+ ..........................L ..........1-19M. 17 .....Wyoming+ ....................................W..........12-2M. 18 .....Brigham Young+ (10) ..................W............6-4M. 19 .....at Hawaii+ ....................................W............6-4M. 19 .....at Hawaii+ (10).............................W............7-2M. 23 .....Stanford#........................................L ..........5-12M. 24 .....Portland# .......................................L ..........5-12* Western Athletic Conference Game+ WAC Tournament in Honolulu, Hawaii# NCAA Regional in Fresno, Calif.

1992RECORD: 39-18 (18-8 WAC)


F. 3.........at Pt. Loma Nazarene..................W............4-0F. 5.........Southern Cal College ...................L ............2-4F. 8.........Cal Poly Pomona .........................W............5-1F. 9.........Sonoma State .................................L ............4-6F. 9.........Sonoma State ................................W............4-3F. 11.......at San Diego...................................L ..........6-10F. 16.......San Diego ......................................W............5-4F. 18.......San Francisco State (10)...............W............9-8F. 18.......Cal Lutheran..................................L ............1-9F. 21.......CSU Los Angeles .........................W..........11-3F. 22.......CSU Los Angeles .........................W............8-2F. 23.......CSU Los Angeles ..........................L ............5-6F. 25.......Pt. Loma Nazarene ......................W..........11-2F. 27.......Cal Baptist.....................................W............9-4F. 28.......Southern Cal. College..................W..........10-1M. 4 .......Cal Poly Pomona .........................W............7-4

M. 6 .......at UNLV.........................................L ............1-7M. 10 .....UC Irvine.......................................W..........14-3M. 11 .....Portland.........................................W..........10-0M. 13 .....at CSU Sacramento ......................W............8-5M. 15 .....at CSU Sacramento ......................W............3-2M. 17 .....USC ................................................W..........14-4M. 21 .....Brigham Young* ...........................L ..........5-10M. 21 .....Brigham Young* ..........................W..........11-2M. 21 .....Brigham Young* ..........................W............3-2M. 27 .....Utah*..............................................W..........13-2M. 28 .....Utah*..............................................W............4-1M. 28 .....Utah*..............................................W............5-3M. 29 .....Utah*..............................................W............7-1A. 4........at Air Force*..................................W............7-5A. 4........at Air Force*..................................W..........10-9A. 5........at Air Force*..................................W..........11-7A. 5........at Air Force*..................................W............7-4A. 7........UC Riverside ................................W............4-1A. 9........at Cal Baptist .................................L ............3-4A. 15......Redlands .......................................W..........11-3A. 17......at New Mexico*............................W............9-6A. 17......at New Mexico*............................W............4-2A. 18......at New Mexico*.............................L ........10-11A. 18......at New Mexico*.............................L ..........5-13A. 21......at San Diego (10) ...........................L ............6-7A. 24......at Colorado State* ........................W..........12-5A. 25......at Colorado State* ........................W............7-2A. 25......at Colorado State* ........................W..........12-5A. 26......at Colorado State* (11) ................W............6-4A. 28......at UC Riverside (11) ....................W............6-4M. 2 .......Hawaii* ..........................................L ..........2-11M. 2 .......Hawaii*..........................................W............2-1M. 3 .......Hawaii* ..........................................L ............4-6M. 3 .......Hawaii* ..........................................L ............2-5M. 5 .......San Diego ......................................W............6-3M. 9 .......at Wyoming* .................................L ..........8-11M. 10 .....at Wyoming* .................................L ............6-7M. 10 .....at Wyoming*.................................W............9-4M. 14 .....Brigham Young+..........................W..........11-6M. 15 .....Hawaii+ (10)..................................L ............0-1M. 15 .....New Mexico+ (12) ........................L ............2-3* Western Athletic Conference Game+ WAC Tournament in Honolulu, Hawaii

1993RECORD: 22-36 (7-15 WAC)


J. 28 .......Baylor .............................................L ..........4-11J. 29 .......Baylor .............................................L ............4-7J. 30 .......Baylor .............................................L ..........3-11F. 2.........at UC Riverside ............................W............6-2F. 5.........at Pacific ........................................W..........13-3F. 6.........at Pacific .........................................L ............1-4F. 7.........at Pacific .........................................L ..........4-10F. 10.......at USC............................................W............5-0F. 12.......at San Jose State ............................L ............3-5F. 13.......at San Jose State............................W............2-1F. 14.......at San Jose State............................W............7-2F. 16.......at UCLA .........................................L ............4-6F. 17.......State Francis (NY)#.......................L ............5-8F. 21.......Nevada#.........................................L ............4-7F. 21.......Western Kentucky# .....................W............6-4F. 22.......Nevada#.........................................L ..........4-10F. 22.......Western Kentucky# ......................L ..........5-10F. 27.......CSU Los Angeles .........................W............9-4F. 27.......CSU Los Angeles ..........................L ............0-5F. 28.......CSU Los Angeles ..........................L ............3-4M. 5 .......UNLV .............................................L ............3-7M. 6 .......UNLV .............................................L ............0-5M. 7 .......UNLV ............................................W..........10-1M. 9 .......UC Riverside ................................W..........12-5M. 12 .....at CSU Sacramento* .....................L ............5-9M. 13 .....at CSU Sacramento* .....................L ............0-2M. 14 .....at CSU Sacramento* .....................L ..........9-10M. 16 .....at UC Riverside.............................L ............8-9M. 19 .....CSU Northridge* ..........................L ............1-8M. 20 .....CSU Northridge* ..........................L ..........3-10M. 21 .....CSU Northridge* .........................W............9-6M. 23 .....at San Diego...................................L ............2-7M. 27 .....Fresno State*..................................L ............5-6M. 30 .....Chapman .......................................L ............3-9A. 2........Grand Canyon..............................W............5-0A. 3........Grand Canyon...............................L ..........8-14A. 4........Grand Canyon..............................W..........13-5A. 5........San Diego ......................................W..........10-7A. 9........at CSU Northridge* ......................L ............3-8A. 10......at CSU Northridge* .....................W............5-1A. 1........at CSU Northridge* ......................L ............0-6A. 12......UC Riverside ................................W............5-3A. 16......CSU Sacramento*..........................L ..........7-14A. 17......CSU Sacramento*..........................L ............5-6A. 18......CSU Sacramento*..........................L ..........7-12A. 20......at Long Beach State ......................L ..........9-11A. 23......at Hawaii* ......................................L ............1-3A. 24......at Hawaii* .....................................W............8-3A. 25......at Hawaii* ......................................L ............4-6A. 27......at Chapman ..................................W............2-1M. 4 .......Long Beach State...........................L ............1-3M. 7 .......at Fresno State*.............................W..........11-9

M. 8 .......at Fresno State*.............................W............8-1M. 9 .......at Fresno State* .............................L ............1-2M. 11 .....USC ................................................W............9-5M. 14 .....Hawaii* ..........................................L ............1-4M. 15 .....Hawaii*..........................................W............4-3M. 15 .....Hawaii*..........................................W............5-4# Gallagher Classic in San Diego* Western Athletic Conference Game

1994RECORD: 35-23 (15-9 WAC)


J. 28 .......Grand Canyon...............................L ............7-8J. 29 .......Grand Canyon..............................W............9-3J. 30 .......Grand Canyon..............................W..........16-3F. 5.........Pacific ............................................W............3-2F. 6.........Pacific ............................................W............9-2F. 11.......at UNLV.........................................L ........10-17F. 12.......at UNLV ........................................W............7-0F. 13.......at UNLV.........................................L ............1-4F. 16.......Creighton# ....................................W..........16-5F. 19.......Toledo#..........................................W..........10-7F. 19.......Washington# .................................L ............4-8F. 25.......San Jose State ................................W............5-4F. 26.......San Jose State ................................W..........12-8F. 27.......San Jose State ................................W............6-3M. 2 .......at UCLA ........................................W........12-11M. 4 .......Rice (11) .........................................W..........10-9M. 5 .......Rice .................................................L ..........9-13M. 6 .......Rice.................................................W..........20-3M. 8 .......at USC.............................................L ............3-4M. 10 .....at Baylor .........................................L ..........2-11M. 11 .....at Baylor .........................................L ..........5-10M. 12 .....at Baylor ........................................W..........11-6M. 15 .....UC Riverside .................................L ............7-8M. 18 .....at Hawaii* ......................................L ..........8-10M. 19 .....at Hawaii* (11) ..............................L ............4-5M. 20 .....at Hawaii* .....................................W............6-1M. 22 .....CSU Los Angeles .........................W............9-5M. 25 .....at CSU Sacramento* ....................W........15-11M. 26 .....at CSU Sacramento* ....................W..........14-7M. 27 .....at CSU Sac.* (10)...........................W........12-10M. 29 .....at UC Riverside.............................L ............5-6A. 1........Fresno State* .................................W............9-5A. 2........Fresno State*..................................L ............3-4A. 3........Fresno State* (11) .........................W............4-3A. 5........at Loyola Marymount ..................L ............0-3A. 8........CSU Northridge* .........................W............9-8A. 10......CSU Northridge* ..........................L ............2-7A. 10......CSU Northridge* .........................W..........12-7A. 12......Long Beach State..........................W..........15-3A. 13......UCLA (10)......................................L ..........7-12A. 16......Southern Utah ..............................W............3-0A. 17......Southern Utah ..............................W..........12-6A. 19......at San Diego...................................L ............4-8A. 22......Hawaii* (15) ..................................W............6-5A. 23......Hawaii*..........................................W............8-2A. 24......Hawaii* (11) ..................................W..........10-9A. 29......at CS Northridge* (12) .................L ............6-7A. 30......at CS Northridge* (10) .................L ..........9-10M. 1 .......at CSU Northridge* .....................W............7-3M. 3 .......San Diego.......................................L ............1-3M. 7 .......at Fresno State* .............................L ............2-3M. 8 .......at Fresno State* .............................L ............4-5M. 8 .......at Fresno State* (10) .....................W............3-1M. 10 .....at Long Beach State......................W............3-0M. 11 .....USC ................................................W............4-3M. 13 .....CSU Sacramento*.........................W............8-7M. 16 .....CSU Sacramento*.........................W..........10-3M. 16 .....CSU Sacramento*..........................L ............2-4# Gallagher Classic in San Diego* Western Athletic Conference Game

1995RECORD: 30-25 (13-16 WAC)


J. 27 .......at Grand Canyon..........................W..........11-5J. 28 .......at Grand Canyon ..........................L ............6-8J. 29 .......at Grand Canyon..........................W..........11-7F. 1.........at UCLA .........................................L ............6-8F. 3.........at Pacific .........................................L ............4-5F. 4.........at Pacific ........................................W..........15-1F. 5.........at Pacific .........................................L ............4-5F. 17.......at San Jose State............................W..........10-5F. 18.......at San Jose State............................W............8-2F. 19.......at San Jose State............................W............7-2F. 22.......Southern Utah# ............................W............5-0F. 23.......Southern Utah ..............................W..........11-4F. 24.......Oklahoma State#...........................L ..........1-10F. 25.......Nebraska........................................L ............5-6F. 25.......Nebraska# .....................................W............6-1F. 26.......New Mexico State# ......................W............9-2M. 4 .......UNLV .............................................L ............1-3M. 4 .......UNLV ............................................W............4-0M. 7 .......USC ................................................W..........12-5M. 12 .....CSU Sacramento* (10) .................W............7-6M. 13 .....CSU Sacramento*.........................W............4-3M. 13 .....CSU Sacramento*.........................W..........11-1M. 14 .....at San Diego..................................W............3-2

M. 17 .....at Hawaii* .....................................W............8-1M. 18 .....at Hawaii* ......................................L ............2-6M. 19 .....at Hawaii* ......................................L ..........5-10M. 25 .....Fresno State* .................................W............3-2M. 26 .....Fresno State*..................................L ............2-3M. 27 .....Fresno State* .................................W..........11-4M. 31 .....at CSU Northridge* ......................L ............6-9A. 1........at CSU Northridge* .....................W............7-2A. 2........at CSU Northridge* ......................L ..........9-21A. 4........Long Beach State..........................W............7-4A. 7........at Cal Poly SLO* ...........................L ............1-4A. 8........at Cal Poly SLO*...........................W........16-12A. 9........at Cal Poly SLO*...........................W..........24-0A. 11......at Loyola Marymount (10) ..........L ............8-9A. 14......Hawaii* ..........................................L ............2-7A. 15......Hawaii*..........................................W..........10-4A. 18......at Long Beach State (11)..............W........13-10A. 21......at CSU Sacramento* .....................L ............4-5A. 22......at CSU Sacramento* .....................L ..........5-10A. 23......at CSU Sacramento* ....................W..........16-2A. 25......Loyola Marymount......................W............5-4A. 28......at Fresno State* .............................L ..........4-10A. 29......at Fresno State* .............................L ............3-8A. 30......at Fresno State* .............................L ............5-6M. 2 .......San Diego ......................................W............4-2M. 5 .......Cal Poly SLO .................................L ............3-5M. 6 .......Cal Poly SLO .................................L ..........3-10M. 7 .......Cal Poly SLO .................................L ............5-6M. 9 .......UCLA .............................................L ............3-5M. 12 .....CSU Northridge ...........................W..........21-5M. 13 .....CSU Northridge............................L ............2-9M. 14 .....CSU Northridge ...........................W..........12-8# Gallagher Classic in San Diego* Western Athletic Conference Game

1996RECORD: 32-25-2 (16-14 WAC)


J. 26 .......at Grand Canyon..........................W..........10-5J. 26 .......at Grand Canyon (10)...................L ............2-4J. 27 .......at Grand Canyon ..........................L ............1-6J. 30 .......Pt. Loma Nazarene ......................W............9-1F. 2.........Texas Tech .....................................L ............3-5F. 3.........Texas Tech .....................................L ............1-3F. 4.........Texas Tech .....................................L ............4-5F. 6.........Southern Cal (7) ............................T ............3-3F. 9.........San Jose State (11) .........................L ............2-3F. 10.......San Jose State (12) ........................W............2-1F. 11.......San Jose State ................................W............2-1F. 13.......at Loyola Marymount .................W..........16-6F. 15.......Utah# .............................................W............3-2F. 16.......Oregon State# (12) .......................W............4-3F. 17.......San Diego# ....................................W............9-4F. 18.......Oregon State#................................T ........10-10F. 18.......St. Francis (NY)# ..........................W..........11-4F. 23.......at Hawaii* ......................................L ............2-4F. 24.......at Hawaii* .....................................W............7-6F. 25.......at Hawaii* .....................................W............7-3M. 1 .......Toledo (at UNLV) ........................W............8-1M. 2 .......at UNLV (11) ................................W............2-1M. 3 .......at UNLV.........................................L ............0-1M. 8 .......CSU Sacramento*.........................W..........16-2M. 9 .......CSU Sacramento*.........................W............7-6M. 10 .....CSU Sacramento*.........................W............5-3M. 11 .....Gonzaga ........................................W..........10-1M. 15 .....at CSU Northridge* .....................W..........12-4M. 16 .....at CSU Northridge* ......................L ............5-6M. 17 .....at CSU Northridge* ......................L ..........4-10M. 19 .....Long Beach State...........................L ............2-5M. 22 .....Southern Utah ..............................W..........12-2M. 26 .....Fresno State*..................................L ............1-2M. 27 .....Fresno State* .................................W............9-5M. 29 .....Cal Poly SLO*................................L ............4-6M. 30 .....Cal Poly SLO*...............................W............2-1M. 31 .....Cal Poly SLO*................................L ............3-5A. 2........at Southern Cal .............................L ............5-6A. 4........at Fresno State* .............................L ............2-3A. 5........at Fresno State*.............................W............9-4A. 6........at Fresno State*.............................W............6-2A. 9........at San Diego..................................W............7-4A. 12......at CSU Sacramento* ....................W............9-1A. 13......at CSU Sacramento * (10).............L ............3-4A. 14......at CSU Sacramento* ....................W............5-4A. 16......Fresno State* .................................W............5-2A. 17......at UCLA ........................................W............8-7A. 19......Hawaii* (14) ..................................W............4-3A. 20......Hawaii* ..........................................L ............4-8A. 21......Hawaii*..........................................W............6-5A. 26......CSU Northridge* ..........................L ............2-8A. 27......CSU Northridge* .........................W............5-2A. 28......CSU Northridge* ..........................L ............2-6A. 30......Loyola Marymount ......................L ..........4-13M. 1 .......UCLA (11)......................................L ............7-8M. 3 .......at Cal Poly SLO* ...........................L ..........8-12M. 4 .......at Cal Poly SLO* ...........................L ............3-4M. 5 .......at Cal Poly SLO* ...........................L ............1-5M. 7 .......San Diego ......................................W............2-1# San Diego Classic in San Diego* Western Athletic Conference Game





RECORD: 41-22-1 17-13 WAC)HEAD COACH: JIM DIETZ

J. 31 .......at Grand Canyon (10)...................L ............4-5F. 1.........at Grand Canyon..........................W..........10-5F. 2.........at Grand Canyon..........................W..........10-5F. 4.........at Loyola Marymount ..................L ............4-5F. 6.........Washington State .........................W..........13-4F. 7.........Washington State .........................W..........10-3F. 8.........Washington State .........................W........12-11F. 9.........Washington State .........................W..........14-7F. 11.......at CSU Northridge.......................W............5-4F. 19.......Utah# .............................................W............9-4F. 19.......Missouri# ......................................W............5-4F. 22.......San Diego# ....................................W............6-3F. 23.......Loyola Marymount#....................W............8-4M. 3 .......CSU Los Angeles .........................W..........17-8M. 4 .......at San Diego..................................W............3-0M. 5 .......at Pt. Loma Nazarene..................W............5-2M. 7 .......at Fresno State ...............................L ............3-7M. 8 .......at Fresno State ..............................W..........10-1M. 9 .......at Fresno State ...............................L ............6-7M. 14 .....Brigham Young* ..........................W..........16-8M. 15 .....Brigham Young* ..........................W............6-3M. 17 .....Brigham Young+ ..........................L ............4-5M. 17 .....Brigham Young* ...........................L ............3-9M. 18 .....Dartmouth+..................................W............7-2M. 19 .....San Diego+ ....................................T ............5-5M. 21 .....at Pt. Loma Nazarene+ ...............W............6-2M. 21 .....San Jose State* ..............................W............5-3M. 22 .....San Jose State* (11) .......................L ............4-7M. 23 .....San Jose State* ...............................L ............8-9M. 25 .....at USC.............................................L ..........6-13M. 29 .....at UNLV* ......................................W..........22-1M. 30 .....at UNLV* ......................................W..........14-9M. 31 .....at UNLV* ......................................W........20-10A. 1........USC.................................................L ..........3-20A. 4........at Utah* ..........................................L ........10-12A. 6........at Utah*..........................................W..........13-3A. 6........at Utah*..........................................W........16-11A. 9........Pt. Loma Nazarene ......................W............8-5A. 11......Hawaii* ..........................................L ............2-8A. 12......Hawaii* ..........................................L ............4-7A. 13......Hawaii*..........................................W............9-4A. 16......CSU Northridge ...........................W............8-7A. 18......Fresno State* .................................W............6-3A. 19......Fresno State* .................................W............4-2A. 20......Fresno State* (12) ..........................L ............7-9A. 22......UC San Diego................................L ..........4-13A. 25......at San Jose State*...........................L ............4-9A. 26......at San Jose State* ..........................W............7-5A. 27......at San Jose State* ..........................W............6-2A. 29......San Diego ......................................W..........10-8M. 2 .......New Mexico* ................................W............5-2M. 3 .......New Mexico* ................................W............5-3M. 4 .......New Mexico*.................................L ............3-7M. 6 .......at Hawaii-Hilo..............................W............2-0M. 7 .......at Hawaii-Hilo (10).......................L ............7-8M. 9 .......at Hawaii-Hilo..............................W..........11-4M. 9 .......at Hawaii* ......................................L ............3-7M. 10 .....at Hawaii* .....................................W............8-7M. 11 .....at Hawaii* (10) ..............................L ............3-4M. 14 .....San Jose State^..............................W............9-4M. 15 .....Fresno State^ ................................W............7-4M. 16 .....Rice^...............................................L ............5-7M. 16 .....Fresno State^ ................................W............7-2M. 17 .....Rice^...............................................L ..........1-11# San Diego Classic in San Diego* Western Athletic Conference Game+ Point Loma Nazarene Tournament^ WAC Tournament in San Diego

1998RECORD: 32-25 (18-12 WAC)


F. 5.........Washington State..........................L ..........6-13F. 7.........Houston.........................................W..........10-3F. 7.........Washington State .........................W........12-10F. 13.......Kansas ............................................L ..........3-10F. 15.......Kansas ............................................L ............4-8F. 18.......Oregon State# ...............................W............6-3F. 19.......UC Santa Barbara# .......................L ..........1-20F. 20.......Portland#.......................................W..........12-3F. 21.......Minnesota# (10).............................L ..........7-10F. 25.......Minnesota ......................................L ........12-18F. 27.......Rice*................................................L ............3-7F. 28.......Rice*................................................L ............4-5

M. 1 .......Rice*................................................L ..........3-15M. 3 .......at Hawaii-Hilo..............................W..........10-8M. 4 .......at Hawaii-Hilo..............................W............5-4M. 5 .......at Hawaii-Hilo..............................W..........11-5M. 6 .......at Hawaii* .....................................W........16-10M. 7 .......at Hawaii* .....................................W..........10-3M. 8 .......at Hawaii* ......................................L ............6-7M. 10 .....Gonzaga ........................................W..........10-4M. 11 .....Gonzaga ........................................W..........15-2M. 17 .....at UCLA .........................................L ........13-14M. 20 .....at San Jose State*...........................L ..........7-10M. 21 .....at San Jose State............................W..........11-3M. 22 .....at San Jose State* ..........................W............4-3M. 24 .....Wichita State..................................L ..........8-16M. 26 .....Air Force* ......................................W............9-3M. 27 .....Air Force* ......................................W............5-3M. 28 .....Air Force* ......................................W..........11-1M. 31 .....at San Diego...................................L ............2-7A. 3........at Grand Canyon* ........................W..........10-3A. 4........at Grand Canyon* ........................W..........16-7A. 5........at Grand Canyon*.........................L ..........8-12A. 7........at Loyola Marymount .................W........16-15A. 9........Fresno State*..................................L ............6-7A. 10......Fresno State* .................................W............3-2A. 13......CSU Los Angeles .........................W..........10-4A. 14......UCLA.............................................W..........21-4A. 17......at Texas Christian*........................L ..........5-20A. 18......at Texas Christian*........................L ..........7-17A. 19......at Texas Christian*.......................W..........16-5A. 21......USC.................................................L ............4-9A. 24......San Jose State* ..............................W..........13-9A. 25......San Jose State* ..............................W..........20-4A. 26......San Jose State* ..............................W..........16-9A. 28......at USC.............................................L ........10-17A. 29......San Diego ......................................W............7-4M. 1 .......Hawaii*..........................................W............5-4M. 2 .......Hawaii*..........................................W..........10-3M. 3 .......Hawaii*..........................................W............8-7M. 6 .......at Fresno State* .............................L ..........2-11M. 7 .......at Fresno State* .............................L ..........3-11M. 8 .......at Fresno State*.............................W............9-2M. 9 .......at Fresno State* .............................L ..........5-10M. 13 .....Texas Christian+ ..........................W........14-12M. 14 .....Fresno State+.................................L ..........2-18M. 15 .....New Mexico+ ................................L ............6-7# San Diego Classic in San Diego* Western Athletic Conference+ WAC Tournament in San Diego

1999RECORD: 27-32 (14-16 WAC)


F. 5.........New Mexico State^ ......................L ..........7-11F. 6.........Kansas State^ ...............................W..........10-7F. 7.........Nebraska^.....................................W........12-11F. 8.........at Hawaii-Hilo (10).......................L ............4-5F. 9.........at Hawaii-Hilo..............................W............5-3F. 9.........at Hawaii-Hilo..............................W..........12-6F. 10.......at Hawaii-Hilo..............................W............5-2F. 12.......Nevada...........................................L ..........5-16F. 12.......Tulane............................................W............4-2F. 13.......Tulane.............................................L ............2-4F. 18.......Texas Tech# ...................................L ............2-6F. 19.......Oklahoma State+ ..........................L ..........2-12F. 20.......Arizona (10)# ................................W..........12-9F. 21.......UCLA# ...........................................L ............5-8F. 26.......at Houston .....................................L ..........5-15F. 27.......SW Texas (13)+............................W........14-13F. 28.......Southwest Texas+ ........................W........13-12M. 2 .......CSU Fullerton................................L ..........7-15M. 3 .......Long Beach State (10) ..................W..........10-9M. 5 .......Utah*..............................................W............6-3M. 6 .......Utah*..............................................W............5-2M. 7 .......Utah*..............................................W............9-2M. 9 .......at San Diego...................................L ............3-4M. 12 .....Rice* (12) .......................................W............5-4M. 13 .....Rice*................................................L ............7-9M. 14 .....Rice*................................................L ..........3-11M. 19 .....at Air Force* ..................................L ..........7-15M. 20 .....at Air Force* ..................................L ........13-14M. 21 .....at Air Force*..................................W..........17-9M. 25 .....at Texas Christian*........................L ............2-8M. 26 .....at Texas Christian*........................L ............1-6M. 27 .....at Texas Christian*........................L ............7-8M. 30 .....at USC.............................................L ..........0-13A. 2........Hawaii-Hilo ..................................W............3-1A. 2........Hawaii-Hilo ..................................W..........12-3A. 3........Hawaii-Hilo ..................................W..........12-9A. 6........at Long Beach State ......................L ............0-6A. 9........New Mexico*.................................L ..........2-10A. 10......New Mexico* ................................W............7-2A. 11......New Mexico*.................................L ........10-12A. 15......at Brigham Young* ......................W............8-5A. 15......at Brigham Young* ......................W........19-12A. 16......at Brigham Young* ......................W........23-14A. 20......at Wichita State .............................L ..........3-13A. 21......at Wichita State .............................L ..........4-10A. 23......Fresno State*..................................L ..........2-11A. 24......Fresno State* .................................W............2-1

A. 25......Fresno State*..................................L ............5-7A. 27......San Diego.......................................L ..........2-14A. 30......at UNLV* ......................................W........12-10M. 1 .......at UNLV* ......................................W............3-1M. 2 .......at UNLV* ......................................W..........12-4M. 4 .......USC.................................................L ............4-5M. 6 .......Hawaii* ..........................................L ............3-4M. 7 .......Hawaii*..........................................W............6-4M. 8 .......Hawaii* ..........................................L ........10-11M. 13 .....at San Jose State*...........................L ............6-7M. 14 .....at San Jose State*...........................L ............3-8M. 15 .....at San Jose State*...........................L ............5-8^ Shootout in the Desert at Peoria, Ariz.# ARCO San Diego Classic in San Diego+ at U. of Houston* Western Athletic Conference game

2000RECORD: 34-28 (17-12 MWC)


J. 27 .......at Hawaii-Hilo ..............................L ............6-9J. 28 .......at Hawaii-Hilo..............................W............7-3J. 129 .....at Hawaii-Hilo..............................W..........13-2J. 29 .......at Hawaii-Hilo..............................W..........11-6J. 30 .......at Hawaii-Hilo ..............................L ............2-5F. 4.........Oklahoma State^ .........................W............3-2F. 5.........Oklahoma State^ .........................W..........10-3F. 6.........Oklahoma State^ ..........................L ..........8-14F. 1.........at Tulane ........................................L ............2-4F. 12.......at Tulane ........................................L ............2-4F. 13.......at Tulane........................................W............8-5F. 17.......Oklahoma State#...........................L ..........1-12F. 18.......Indiana#.........................................W............5-2F. 19.......San Diego#.....................................L ............3-6F. 22.......at UC Riverside ............................W..........16-7F. 26.......Washington State .........................W............5-4F. 26.......Washington State .........................W............6-3F. 27.......Washington State..........................L ............3-6F. 29.......UCLA (10) .....................................W............9-8M. 3 .......at Texas Tech .................................L ..........3-11M. 4 .......at Texas Tech .................................L ..........6-14M. 5 .......at Texas Tech .................................L ..........2-11M. 10 .....Utah*..............................................W..........20-1M. 11 .....Utah*...............................................L ............6-7M. 12 .....Utah*..............................................W............8-6M. 14 .....at UCLA .........................................L ............6-7M. 17 .....at New Mexico*............................W........24-21M. 19 .....at New Mexico*.............................L ........20-21M. 19 .....at New Mexico*.............................L ............3-9M. 21 .....San Diego ......................................W..........10-3M. 24 .....Air Force* ......................................W............6-1M. 25 .....Air Force* ......................................W..........10-6M. 26 .....Air Force* ......................................W..........12-1M. 28 .....USC.................................................L ..........4-11M. 30 .....Brigham Young* ..........................W............7-3M. 31 .....Brigham Young* ..........................W............6-3A. 1........Brigham Young* ...........................L ............6-7A. 7........at UNLV* .......................................L ............1-8A. 8........at UNLV* .......................................L ............1-6A. 9........at UNLV* .......................................L ............3-8A. 11......at USC.............................................L ............4-6A. 13......at Utah* ..........................................L ..........4-12A. 14......at Utah*..........................................W............8-4A. 15......at Utah*..........................................W............4-2A. 22......New Mexico* ................................W............4-3A. 22......New Mexico* ................................W..........13-3A. 23......New Mexico* ................................W............5-4A. 25......at San Diego...................................L ............1-3A. 28......at Air Force* ..................................L ..........9-11A. 29......at Air Force*..................................W..........14-9M. 2 ......at Cal State Fullerton....................L ..........7-11M. 4 .......at Brigham Young* .......................L ..........6-15M. 5 .......at Brigham Young* ......................W..........16-5M. 6 .......at Brigham Young* ......................W............9-2M. 9 .......UC Riverside ................................W..........14-3M. 12 .....UNLV*............................................L ............3-8M. 13 .....UNLV*...........................................W..........16-6M. 14 .....UNLV*............................................L ............7-8M. 17 .....at UNLV+......................................W............7-6M. 18 .....Brigham Young+..........................W............6-5M. 19 .....Brigham Young+..........................W..........11-7M. 20 .....Air Force+ .....................................W............9-4^ at Yuma, Ariz.# ARCO San Diego Classic in San Diego* Mountain West Conference Game+ MWC Tournament in Las Vegas, Nev.

2001RECORD: 34-26 (19-11 MWC)


F. 2.........UC Riverside+...............................L ............4-5F. 3.........Oklahoma State+ ..........................L ..........2-16F. 4.........The Citadel+ .................................W............5-3F. 9.........Houston.........................................W............3-2F. 10.......Houston .........................................L ..........7-13F. 11.......Houston.........................................W............5-4F. 15.......Oregon State# (10) ........................L ............7-4F. 16.......Oklahoma#....................................W............9-8F. 17.......Texas Tech# ...................................L ............1-9

F. 18.......UC Riverside# ..............................W..........16-5F. 24.......Gonzaga (10).................................W............6-5F. 24.......Gonzaga ........................................W..........11-2F. 25.......Gonzaga ........................................W............5-4M. 2 .......Miami^...........................................L ............6-8M. 3 .......Arkansas^......................................L ............4-6M. 4 .......at Minnesota^...............................W............3-2M. 9 .......Brigham Young* ..........................W............7-5M. 10 .....Brigham Young* ...........................L ............4-5M. 10 .....Brigham Young* ...........................L ............5-8M. 13 .....Loyola Marymount......................W............6-5M. 16 .....at UNLV* ......................................W..........11-0M. 17 .....at UNLV* ......................................W............8-4M. 18 .....at UNLV* ......................................W............9-2M. 20 .....at Loyola Marymount .................W..........11-3M. 23 .....at New Mexico*............................W............8-5M. 24 .....at New Mexico*.............................L ............4-5M. 25 .....at New Mexico*.............................L ............3-9M. 28 .....at USC.............................................L ..........7-16M. 30 .....Utah*..............................................W............5-3M. 31 .....Utah*..............................................W............6-3A. 1........Utah* (10) ......................................W............6-5A. 3........USC (10) .........................................L ............1-2A. 7........at Air Force* ..................................L ............2-6A. 7........at Air Force*..................................W..........19-1A. 8........at Air Force*..................................W............9-5A. 10......UCLA .............................................L ............2-3A. 13......UNLV*...........................................W............2-1A. 14......UNLV*...........................................W..........11-1A. 15......UNLV*............................................L ............3-6A. 17......at San Diego (11) ...........................L ............7-8A. 20......New Mexico* ................................W............3-1A. 22......New Mexico* ................................W............8-7A. 22......New Mexico* ................................W..........13-5A. 24......San Diego ......................................W..........10-5A. 26......at Brigham Young* .......................L ..........9-15A. 27......at Brigham Young* .......................L ..........5-17A. 28......at Brigham Young* .......................L ........12-13M. 1 .......at UCLA .........................................L ............1-3M. 3 .......at Utah*..........................................W............9-7M. 4 .......at Utah* ..........................................L ..........3-13M. 5 .......at Utah*..........................................W............5-3M. 8 .......at Pepperdine (10) ........................L ............4-5M. 11 .....Air Force* ......................................W..........19-4M. 12 .....Air Force* ......................................W............7-0M. 13 .....Air Force*.......................................L ............5-7M. 16 .....UNLV ^..........................................L ............0-1M. 17 .....Air Force ^ ....................................W............8-0M. 18 .....Utah ^ ............................................W............5-4M. 19 .....New Mexico ^ ..............................W..........12-5M. 19 .....Brigham Young ^ .........................L ............3-4+ Caballeros Classic in Yuma, Ariz.# San Diego Classic in San Diego^ Hormel Foods Classic in Minneapolis, Minn.* Mountain West Conference Game& MWC Tournament in San Diego

2002RECORD: 43-20 (20-10 MWC)


J.31 ........at Hawaii-Hilo ..............................L ............4-8F. 1.........at Hawaii-Hilo..............................W..........10-0F. 2.........at Hawaii-Hilo..............................W............9-0F. 2.........at Hawaii-Hilo..............................W............7-4F. 3.........at Hawaii-Hilo..............................W............6-0F. 5.........UC Riverside ................................W............5-4F. 7.........at Arizona ......................................L ............0-1F. 8.........at Arizona ......................................L ............3-6F. 9.........at Arizona ......................................L ............5-7F. 15.......Western Kentucky .......................W..........17-3F. 16.......Western Kentucky .......................W............4-2F. 20.......UC San Diego ...............................W............3-0F. 22.......Nevada#.........................................L ..........1-10F. 23.......Nevada# ........................................W..........13-7F. 24.......Nevada# ........................................W............6-1F. 26.......at Loyola Marymount ..................L ............3-6F. 27.......Pt. Loma Nazarene ......................W..........12-9M. 1 .......Southern Utah ..............................W..........11-2M. 2 .......Southern Utah ..............................W..........19-4M. 3 .......Southern Utah ..............................W............4-3M. 8 .......at UC Irvine ..................................W............5-2M. 9 .......UC Irvine.......................................W............8-7M. 10 .....at UC Irvine ...................................L ..........3-12M. 15 .....Air Force* ......................................W............2-1M. 16 .....Air Force*.......................................L ............6-7M. 17 .....Air Force* ......................................W..........14-5M. 28 .....USC.................................................L ............6-8M. 21 .....at Brigham Young* ......................W..........17-8M. 22 .....at Brigham Young* ......................W............9-7M. 23 .....at Brigham Young* ......................W........12-10M. 26 .....CSU Northridge ...........................W............7-2M. 29 .....at Utah* ..........................................L ............3-5M. 30 .....at Utah*..........................................W..........16-1M. 31 .....at Utah* ..........................................L ............1-3A. 2........San Diego (10) ...............................L ............3-4A. 5........New Mexico* ................................W............4-2A. 6........New Mexico* ................................W............7-2A. 7........New Mexico* ................................W..........13-9A. 9........at UC Riverside ............................W............8-0

A. 12......UNLV*...........................................W..........10-3A. 13......UNLV*...........................................W............5-4A. 14......UNLV*...........................................W............6-4A. 26......at CSU Northridge .......................L ..........1-13A. 18......Brigham Young* ..........................W..........10-2A. 19......Brigham Young* ..........................W............6-3A. 20......Brigham Young* ..........................W............7-6A. 23......at USC.............................................L ..........8-10A. 27......Utah*...............................................L ..........9-14A. 27......Utah*...............................................L ............1-2A. 28......Utah*..............................................W............5-4A. 30......at San Diego..................................W............8-5M. 3 .......at Air Force* ..................................L ............7-8M. 4 .......at Air Force* ..................................L ............3-7M. 5 .......at Air Force* ..................................L ............4-8M. 7 .......UC Irvine.......................................W............4-3M. 10 .....at New Mexico*.............................L ............5-6M. 11 .....at New Mexico*............................W........21-15M. 12 .....at New Mexico*............................W........15-11M. 16 .....at UNLV* .......................................L ..........1-12M. 17 .....at UNLV* ......................................W..........10-5M. 18 .....at UNLV* ......................................W............8-5M. 22 .....New Mexico+ ...............................W............8-2M. 23 .....Air Force+ .....................................W............9-6M. 24 .....at Brigham Young+ .....................W........11-10M. 25 .....at Brigham Young+ ......................L ............4-6M. 25 .....at Brigham Young+ ......................L ............3-5# at Yuma, Ariz.* Mountain West Conference Game+ MWC Tournament in Provo, Uta

2003RECORD: 29-32 (18-12 MWC)

HEAD COACH: TONY GWYNN

J. 24 .......at Arizona State.............................L ............5-7J. 25 .......at Arizona State.............................L ............3-4J. 26 .......at Arizona State.............................L ..........9-24J. 31 .......at UC Santa Barbara .....................L ............1-2F. 1.........at UC Santa Barbara ....................W..........10-2F. 2.........at UC Santa Barbara ....................W............6-3F. 13.......South Alabama.............................W............5-0F. 14.......Santa Clara....................................W............5-4F. 15.......Santa Clara.....................................L ............6-9F. 16.......Santa Clara....................................W............9-3F. 21.......at Miami .........................................L ............3-6F. 22.......at Miami .........................................L ............1-4F. 23.......at Miami .........................................L ............3-6F. 28.......Oregon State#................................L ..........6-10M. 1 .......CSU Northridge# .........................W............5-4M. 2 .......Washington# .................................L ............5-8M. 4 .......at Long Beach State (10)...............L ............4-5M. 6 .......Oral Roberts ..................................L ..........7-11M. 7 .......UC Irvine .......................................L ..........5-10M. 8 .......at UC Irvine ...................................L ............2-7M. 9 .......UC Irvine.......................................W............5-3M. 12 .....Long Beach State...........................L ........11-14M. 14 .....Utah*..............................................W............9-7M. 15 .....Utah*..............................................W..........13-5M. 16 .....Utah* (11) .......................................L ............7-9M. 21 .....Air Force* ......................................W..........10-3M. 22 .....Air Force* ......................................W..........18-4M. 23 .....Air Force* ......................................W..........19-2M. 28 .....at UNLV* .......................................L ............0-5M. 29 .....at UNLV* (10)...............................W............4-3M. 30 .....at UNLV* (12)................................L ..........9-10A. 3........Brigham Young* ..........................W............2-1A. 4........Brigham Young* ...........................L ............5-7A. 5........Brigham Young* (10)...................W............4-3A. 11......at New Mexico*............................W..........10-9A. 12......at New Mexico*.............................L ........11-14A. 13......at New Mexico* (10) .....................L ............4-5A. 15......San Diego.......................................L ............4-8A. 17......at Utah* ..........................................L ............2-7A. 19......at Utah*..........................................W............5-3A. 19......at Utah*..........................................W..........10-9A. 22......at San Diego..................................W..........13-8A. 25......at Air Force*..................................W..........11-7A. 26......at Air Force* ..................................L ............0-3A. 27......at Air Force*..................................W..........13-5A. 29......at UC Riverside.............................L ............6-8M. 2 .......UNLV*............................................L ............3-7M. 3 .......UNLV*............................................L ..........3-15M. 4 .......UNLV*...........................................W............3-0M. 6 .......UC Riverside .................................L ........12-15M. 9 .......at Brigham Young* ......................W..........11-4M. 9 .......at Brigham Young* .......................L ............5-9M. 10 .....at Brigham Young* .......................L ............4-5M. 15 .....New Mexico* ................................W............7-5M. 16 .....New Mexico* (12) ........................W............3-2M. 16 .....New Mexico* ................................W............8-3M. 21 .....Utah+.............................................W............7-4M. 22 .....Brigham Young+..........................W............6-0M. 23 .....UNLV+...........................................L ..........1-13M. 23 .....Brigham Young+..........................W..........15-7M. 24 .....UNLV+...........................................L ..........9-14# Clash of the Conferences in Lancaster, Calif.* Mountain West Conference Game+ MWC Tournament in Albuquerque, N.M.

2004RECORD: 35-29 (19-9 MWC)HEAD COACH: TONY GWYNN

J. 24 .......at Hawai’i-Hilo.............................W............6-3J. 24 .......at Hawai’i-Hilo .............................L ........13-15J. 25 .......at Hawai’i-Hilo.............................W............9-2J. 25 .......at Hawai’i-Hilo .............................L ............3-5J. 26 .......at Hawai’i-Hilo (10).....................W............6-2J. 30 .......Sacramento State...........................L ............5-6J. 31 .......Sacramento State...........................L ..........5-10F. 1.........Sacramento State..........................W..........11-7F. 6.........UC Santa Barbara .........................L ............2-8F. 7.........UC Santa Barbara.........................W............8-5F. 8.........UC Santa Barbara .........................L ............0-2F. 13.......at Santa Clara ................................L ............2-6F. 14.......at Santa Clara ................................L ............5-7F. 15.......at Santa Clara................................W............4-0F. 20.......Notre Dame^.................................L ............1-7F. 21.......Louisville^.....................................L ..........6-19F. 24.......CSU Northridge ...........................W............8-3F. 27.......at Texas ..........................................L ............0-6F. 28.......at Texas (10)...................................L ............2-3F. 29.......at Texas ..........................................L ............0-9M. 5 .......North Carolina State ....................L ............1-3M. 6 .......North Carolina State....................W............7-4M. 7 .......North Carolina State....................W............8-6M. 9 .......at CSU Northridge .......................L ..........9-10M. 11 .....Houston+ ......................................W............4-0M. 13 .....Long Beach State+ ........................L ............0-5M. 14 .....Nebraska+......................................L ............2-6M. 19 .....Air Force* ......................................W..........14-0M. 20 .....Air Force* ......................................W..........13-3M. 21 .....Air Force* ......................................W............5-4M. 26 .....at New Mexico*............................W............4-3M. 27 .....at New Mexico*.............................L ..........7-13M. 28 .....at New Mexico*............................W..........11-9M. 30 .....UCLA.............................................W............5-1A. 2........UNLV*...........................................W............8-2A. 3........UNLV*...........................................W............8-4A. 4........UNLV*............................................L ..........5-10A. 6........at San Diego...................................L ............2-9A. 9........at Air Force* (5) ............................W..........13-1A. 15......at Brigham Young* (11) ...............L ............6-7A. 16......at Brigham Young* ......................W..........10-6A. 17......at Brigham Young* .......................L ............5-6A. 23......Utah*..............................................W............3-2A. 24......Utah*...............................................L ............6-7A. 25......Utah*...............................................L ............4-9A. 27......Loyola Marymount......................W............7-4A. 30......New Mexico* ................................W............7-3M. 1 .......New Mexico* ................................W............1-0M. 2 .......New Mexico*.................................L ..........9-18M. 3 .......USC ................................................W..........10-5M. 7 .......at UNLV* ......................................W..........13-9M. 8 .......at UNLV* .......................................L ........11-18M. 9 .......at UNLV* ......................................W..........14-8M. 11 .....California ......................................W............6-5M. 12 .....Brigham Young* ...........................L ..........2-11M. 13 .....Brigham Young* ..........................W..........11-8M. 14 .....Brigham Young* ..........................W............9-4M. 20 .....at Utah*..........................................W............6-4M. 21 .....at Utah*..........................................W............7-1M. 22 .....at Utah*..........................................W..........18-2M. 27 .....Utah# .............................................W............8-0M. 28 .....UNLV# ...........................................L ..........3-14M. 28 .....New Mexico#................................W..........24-8M. 29 .....UNLV# ...........................................L ............3-6^ Public Storage Classic in Los Angeles, Calif.+ Aztec Invitational in San Diego* Mountain West Conference Game# MWC Tournament in Las Vegas, Nev.

2005RECORD: 26-35 (17-13 MWC)


F. 4.........Texas...............................................L ............3-9F. 5.........Texas...............................................L ..........5-13F. 6.........Texas...............................................L ............0-7F. 8.........at USC.............................................L ............0-6F. 13.......Santa Clara....................................W............8-4F. 13.......Santa Clara.....................................L ............3-8F. 15.......CSU Northridge ...........................W..........15-6F. 18.......at North Carolina State ................L ............6-8F. 19.......at North Carolina State ................L ............5-8F. 20.......at North Carolina State ................L ............4-9F. 25.......at Long Beach State ......................L ............1-2F. 26.......at Long Beach State ......................L ............1-2F. 27.......at Long Beach State ......................L ............1-6M. 1 .......CSU Fullerton................................L ..........8-18M. 4 .......at South Alabama (10)..................L ............4-5M. 5 .......at South Alabama .........................L ..........8-16M. 6 .......at South Alabama (11).................W............6-5M. 8 .......at UC Irvine ..................................W............8-6M. 11 .....San Diego.......................................L ............3-7M. 12 .....at San Diego..................................W..........13-6M. 13 .....San Diego.......................................L ..........2-10M. 18 .....Utah*..............................................W............9-3M. 19 .....Utah*...............................................L ............2-4M. 20 .....Utah*..............................................W............5-3

A. 1........at UNLV* .......................................L ............1-6A. 2........at UNLV* .......................................L ..........4-10A. 3........at UNLV* .......................................L ........15-16A. 8........New Mexico* ................................W..........17-9A. 9........New Mexico* ................................W..........15-4A. 10......New Mexico*.................................L ............4-6A. 12......UC Irvine .......................................L ..........2-15A. 14......at Brigham Young* ......................W..........10-4A. 15......at Brigham Young* .......................L ........12-13A. 16......at Brigham Young* .......................L ........11-18A. 19......UCLA.............................................W............9-6A. 22......Air Force* ......................................W..........21-0A. 22......Air Force* ......................................W............8-1A. 23......Air Force*+....................................W............9-0A. 23......Air Force* ......................................W..........20-9A. 24......Air Force*+....................................W............9-0A. 24......Air Force* (9) ................................W............9-8A. 26......at CSU Northridge .......................L ............3-5A. 29......UNLV*...........................................W............7-3A. 30......UNLV*............................................L ........14-17M. 1 .......UNLV* (14) ....................................L ............3-7M. 3 .......at CSU Fullerton (11)....................L ............3-4M. 7 .......at Utah* (10)..................................W..........11-9M. 7 .......at Utah*..........................................W............7-5M. 8 .......at Utah* 10) ...................................W..........11-8M. 10 .....USC.................................................L ..........6-10M. 12 .....at New Mexico*.............................L ..........0-16M. 13 .....at New Mexico*.............................L ............1-4M. 14 .....at New Mexico*............................W........28-10M. 18 .....Brigham Young* ...........................L ............4-6M. 19 .....Brigham Young* ...........................L ............3-4M. 20 .....Brigham Young* ..........................W..........12-1M. 25 .....Air Force#......................................W..........21-6M. 26 .....Brigham Young#...........................L ............3-4M. 26 .....New Mexico#................................W............7-5M. 27 .....Utah# .............................................W..........10-3M. 28 .....UNLV# ...........................................L ..........3-14* Mountain West Conf. + Forfeit win# MWC Tournament in Las Vegas, Nev


F. 1.........at Hawai’i ......................................L ............2-6F. 2.........at Hawai’i ......................................L ..........9-11F. 3.........at Hawai’i ......................................L ............7-9F. 4.........at Hawai’i......................................W............7-5F. 10.......at Santa Clara ................................L ............3-4F. 11.......at Santa Clara................................W..........10-4F. 12.......at Santa Clara ................................L ..........6-10F. 17.......Cal Poly..........................................L ..........2-11F. 18.......Cal Poly..........................................L ............1-4F. 19.......Cal Poly .........................................W..........10-8F. 21.......at USC............................................W............6-1F. 24.......at UC Irvine ...................................L ............2-4F. 25.......at UC Irvine ...................................L ..........1-12F. 26.......UC Irvine (10)................................L ............6-8M. 3 .......Pepperdine....................................W............3-1M. 4 .......Pepperdine....................................W..........13-3M. 5 .......Pepperdine ....................................L ..........7-11M. 7 .......at CSU Fullerton ...........................L ..........5-10M. 10 .....at San Diego...................................L ............1-3M. 12 .....at San Diego...................................L ..........1-16M. 12 .....San Diego.......................................L ..........5-10M. 14 .....at Oklahoma State ........................L ..........7-10M. 15 .....at Oklahoma State ........................L ..........6-16M. 17 .....at UCLA .........................................L ..........6-14M. 18 .....at UCLA .........................................L ..........2-12M. 19 .....at UCLA .........................................L ............1-9M. 24 .....Pacific .............................................L ............2-7M. 25 .....Pacific .............................................L ............3-6M. 26 .....Pacific .............................................L ..........4-10M. 29 .....New Mexico*+ (10).......................L ............2-3M. 30 .....Utah*+ ...........................................W............5-0A. 1........TCU*+............................................W............9-7A. 2........UNLV*+ ........................................W........11-10A. 7........New Mexico* ................................W..........10-4A. 8........New Mexico*.................................L ............2-8A. 9........New Mexico*.................................L ..........7-15A. 11......Long Beach State..........................W............4-3A. 13......Utah*..............................................W............7-6A. 14......Utah*...............................................L ..........7-20A. 15......Utah*..............................................W............9-3A. 21......at UNLV* (12)................................L ............5-6A. 22......at UNLV* ......................................W............8-6A. 23......at UNLV* ......................................W..........16-8A. 25......at Long Beach State ......................L ..........4-16A. 28......TCU* ..............................................W............6-0A. 29......TCU* (10) .......................................L ............5-7A. 30......TCU* ..............................................W............5-2M. 2 .......San Diego.......................................L ..........7-15M. 5 .......at Air Force*..................................W........36-11M. 6 .......at Air Force*..................................W............7-5M. 7 .......at Air Force*..................................W..........16-2M. 9 .......UC Irvine .......................................L ............1-8M. 11 .....Brigham Young* ...........................L ............5-9M. 12 .....Brigham Young* ...........................L ..........3-12M. 13 .....Brigham Young* ..........................W..........10-5M. 16 .....CSU Fullerton...............................W............9-8

M. 23 .....Utah# ..............................................L ............5-8M. 24 .....Air Force#......................................W..........26-1M. 25 .....UNLV# ...........................................L ............5-8+ MWC Preseason Tournament in San Diego* Mountain West Conference Game # MWC Tournament in Las Vegas, Nev.

2007RECORD: 29-30 (12-12 MWC)


F. 2.........at Cal Poly.....................................W............9-5F. 3.........at Cal Poly......................................L ..........6-11F. 4.........at Cal Poly......................................L ............0-4F. 9.........Santa Clara....................................W............7-4F. 10.......Santa Clara....................................W............2-1F. 11.......Santa Clara....................................W............6-2F. 13.......Loyola Marymount......................W..........10-6F. 16.......at USC.............................................L ............3-7F. 17.......USC.................................................L ............4-5F. 18.......USC ................................................W........12-11F. 20.......CSU Fullerton...............................W............8-7F. 23.......UC Riverside .................................L ............1-4F. 24.......UC Riverside .................................L ..........4-16F. 25.......UC Riverside ................................W............5-0F. 27.......at CSU Fullerton ...........................L ............8-9M. 1 .......at Pacific ........................................W............3-1M.2 ........at Pacific# ......................................W............6-2M. 3 .......San Francisco#...............................L ............1-3M. 4 .......Baylor#...........................................W............6-2M. 9 .......Oklahoma^....................................L ............1-4M. 10 .....Michigan^.....................................W............4-1M. 11 .....San Diego^ ....................................L ............4-6M. 13 .....at UC Riverside (10) .....................L ............3-4M. 16 .....UCLA.............................................W............8-2M. 17 .....UCLA.............................................W..........12-6M. 18 .....UCLA.............................................W............5-3M. 22 .....at Air Force*..................................W..........12-9M. 23 .....at Air Force*..................................W........21-10M. 27 .....at San Diego...................................L ............3-9M. 30 .....at New Mexico*.............................L ..........5-11M. 31 .....at New Mexico*.............................L ............4-8A. 1........at New Mexico*.............................L ............1-6A. 5........New Mexico* ................................W............6-3A. 6........New Mexico* (10) ........................W............6-5A. 7........New Mexico* ................................W..........13-6A. 10 .....at Loyola Marymount ..................L ............1-3A. 13......at Utah*..........................................W............8-3A. 14......at Utah* ..........................................L ............4-5A. 15......at Utah* ..........................................L ............8-9A. 17......San Diego ......................................W............6-4A. 20......Air Force* ......................................W............8-3A. 21......Air Force* ......................................W..........18-2A. 22......Air Force* ......................................W............4-1A. 22......Air Force* ......................................W..........31-0A. 24......at Long Beach State ......................L ............0-4A. 27......at TCU* (10) ...................................L ............5-6A. 28......at TCU*...........................................L ............5-6A. 29......at TCU*...........................................L ..........1-11M. 1 .......UC Riverside .................................L ............1-7M. 4 .......UNLV*............................................L ............3-6M. 5 .......UNLV*............................................L ............6-7M. 6 .......UNLV*............................................L ............1-6M. 8 .......Long Beach State...........................L ............3-6M. 10 .....Brigham Young* ..........................W............9-1M. 11 .....Brigham Young* (13)....................L ............3-4M. 12 .....Brigham Young* (13)....................L ............3-7M. 23 .....New Mexico+ ................................L ............0-1M. 23 .....Utah+.............................................W..........12-1M. 24 .....New Mexico+ ................................L ............1-4# Pacific State Bank Tiger Classic^ Tony Gwynn 2007 Classic* Mountain West Conference game+ MWC Tournament at Las Vegas, Nev.


F. 22.......San Diego ......................................W..........11-2F. 23.......at San Diego...................................L ........11-17F. 24.......San Diego ......................................W..........15-2F. 25.......at San Diego..................................W............7-1F. 26.......USC ................................................W............2-1F. 28.......Cal Poly# .......................................W............9-8F. 29.......Missouri# .......................................L ............1-3M. 1 .......California# .....................................L ............3-5M. 2 .......Fresno State# .................................L ............2-9M. 4 .......at UC Riverside ............................W............6-5M. 7 .......Santa Clara^ ..................................L ..........6-10M. 8 .......Loyola Marymount^....................L ............2-7M. 9 .......Oklahoma State^ .........................W..........12-4M. 10 .....Oregon State..................................L ..........3-22M. 13 .....Brigham Young* (14)...................W............5-4M. 14 .....Brigham Young* ..........................W............6-5M. 15 .....Brigham Young* ..........................W..........13-6M. 17 .....Southern Utah ...............................L ............3-5M. 18 .....at Long Beach State ......................L ............2-6M. 20 .....at Utah*..........................................W............7-2M. 21 .....at Utah* ..........................................L ............5-7M. 22 .....at Utah*..........................................W............9-3




YYEEAARR--BBYY--YYEEAARR SSCCOORREESSM. 25 .....UCLA.............................................W............6-3M. 26 .....Harvard.........................................W............4-0M. 28 .....Houston.........................................W............8-0M. 29 .....Houston.........................................W............7-6M. 30 .....Houston.........................................W............9-6A. 1........at UCLA .........................................L ............2-6A. 4........New Mexico*.................................L ............2-5A. 5........New Mexico*.................................L ............4-5A. 6........New Mexico* (11) ........................W............3-2A. 8........Arizona...........................................L ..........6-11A. 9........Arizona...........................................L ............2-5A. 11......Utah*..............................................W............1-0A. 12......Utah*..............................................W............9-2A. 13......Utah*..............................................W............6-2A. 15......UC Riverside ................................W..........10-7A. 18......at UNLV* ......................................W..........17-1A. 19......at UNLV* (10)................................L ........18-19A. 20......at UNLV.........................................L ........16-20A. 22......at USC............................................W............6-3A. 25......TCU* ..............................................W............4-1A. 26......TCU*...............................................L ..........5-16A. 27......TCU*...............................................L ..........6-13A. 29......at Arizona ......................................L ............2-3A. 30......at Arizona ......................................L ..........4-13M. 2 .......at Air Force*..................................W..........15-0M. 3 .......at Air Force* (10) ..........................W............5-4M. 4 .......at Air Force*..................................W..........14-6M. 8 .......at Brigham Young* ......................W............8-1M. 9 .......at Brigham Young* .......................L ..........4-10M. 10 .....at Brigham Young* ......................W............9-5M. 13 .....Long Beach State...........................L ..........0-10M. 15 .....at Cal State Fullerton....................L ............3-4M. 16 .....at Cal State Fullerton....................L ..........3-10M. 17 .....at Cal State Fullerton....................L ............5-8M. 20 .....UNLV+...........................................L ............2-6M. 21 .....Brigham Young+..........................W............1-0M. 22 .....Utah+..............................................L ............0-1# USD Tournament at San Diego, Calif.^ Aztec Invitational at San Diego, Calif.* Mountain West Conference game+ MWC Tournament in Fort Worth, Texas


F. 20.......Bethune-Cookman^ ....................W............6-3F. 21.......Southern^ ......................................L ............2-4F. 22.......at San Diego^ ...............................W............3-0F. 24.......Cal State Fullerton ........................L ............6-8F. 26.......Nevada# ........................................W............5-2F. 28.......Pacific# ...........................................L ............3-6F. 28.......Pacific# ..........................................W............8-3M. 1 .......Kansas State# (10) .........................L ............4-5M. 3 .......Cal State Fullerton ........................L ............2-7M. 5 .......at San Diego..................................W............5-3M. 6 .......San Diego (10) ..............................W............6-4M. 7 .......at San Diego..................................W............6-5M. 8 .......San Diego.......................................L ..........7-10M. 11 .....at UCLA ........................................W..........10-6M. 13 .....UNLV*...........................................W............4-3M. 14 .....UNLV*...........................................W............6-1M. 15 .....UNLV*...........................................W..........15-2M. 17 .....Kansas ...........................................W............1-0M. 18 .....Kansas ...........................................W............9-8M. 19 .....Brigham Young* ...........................L ............2-6M. 20 .....Brigham Young* ...........................L ............2-4M. 21 .....Brigham Young* ..........................W..........11-5M. 23 .....Southern Utah ..............................W............8-7M. 24 .....Southern Utah ..............................W..........11-4M. 27 .....at TCU*..........................................W..........11-5M. 28 .....at TCU*...........................................L ............5-8M. 29 .....at TCU*..........................................W............2-1M. 31 .....at UC Santa Barbara ....................W............7-4A. 1........UC Santa Barbara .........................L ..........8-15A. 3........UC Davis$ .....................................W..........14-0A. 4........UC Davis .......................................W............9-4A. 4........UC Davis .......................................W............5-3A. 5........UC Davis........................................L ............5-6A. 7........at Long Beach State......................W............4-3A. 9........at UNLV* ......................................W..........15-4A. 10......at UNLV* ......................................W............8-6A. 11......at UNLV* .......................................L ............6-9A. 14......UCLA .............................................L ............3-7A. 17......at New Mexico*............................W............1-0A. 18......at New Mexico*.............................L ..........4-12A. 19......at New Mexico*.............................L ............5-6A. 21......Long Beach State..........................W............6-3A. 24......TCU* ..............................................W............4-3A. 25......TCU*...............................................L ............7-8A. 26......TCU*...............................................L ............5-6M. 1 .......at Santa Clara................................W............5-0M. 2 .......at Santa Clara................................W............7-5M. 2 .......at Santa Clara ................................L ............2-7M. 3 .......at Santa Clara................................W............4-3M. 8 .......Air Force* ......................................W............5-0M. 9 .......Air Force* ......................................W............5-2M. 10 .....Air Force* ......................................W..........12-2M. 11 .....San Francisco ................................W..........12-4M. 14 .....at Utah+.........................................W..........11-2

M. 15 .....at Utah+ .........................................L ..........5-15M. 16 .....at Utah+ (12) .................................W..........10-9M. 19 .....UNLV& .........................................W..........12-1M. 20 .....New Mexico&...............................W............2-1M. 21 .....Utah& ............................................W............9-8M. 22 .....Utah ................................................L ............1-4M. 23 .....Utah ................................................L ............3-9M. 29 .....Virginia% ......................................W............1-5M. 30 .....Fresno State% ...............................W............4-1M. 31 .....at UC Irvine%................................L ..........3-14^ MLB Urban Invitational at Compton, CA# USD Tournament (at TGS)* Mountain West Conference game$ at PETCO Park+ at Ogden, UT& MWC Tournament at Fort Worth, TX% NCAA Regional at Irvine, CA

2010RECORD: 28-28 (13-11 MWC)


F. 19.......Oklahoma ......................................L ............4-7F. 20.......Oklahoma ......................................L ..........5-17F. 20.......Oklahoma ......................................L ............5-9F. 21.......Oklahoma ......................................L ............2-5F. 23.......UC Riverside ................................W..........14-1F. 25.......San Diego ......................................W............5-2F. 26.......at San Diego...................................L ............0-2F. 28.......at San Diego..................................W............9-5M. 2 .......at UC Riverside.............................L ..........4-10M. 4 .......Kentucky .......................................W..........12-4M. 5 .......Monmouth ....................................W............7-0M. 9 .......at Long Beach State ......................L ............3-4M. 11 .....UAB# .............................................W............8-7M. 12 .....Cal State Fullerton# ......................L ..........1-11M. 13 .....Fresno State# .................................L ..........3-10M. 14 .....San Francisco#...............................L ............3-5M. 20 .....Santa Clara....................................W............7-5M. 21 .....Santa Clara....................................W............7-0M. 22 .....Santa Clara....................................W..........13-6M. 23 .....Santa Clara.....................................L ............1-5M. 26 .....at New Mexico*.............................L ..........7-12M. 27 .....at New Mexico*.............................L ............5-8M. 28 .....at New Mexico*.............................L ............4-5M. 29 .....Stony Brook ..................................W........11-10M. 30 .....Stony Brook (14) ...........................L ........14-18A. 1........at TCU*...........................................L ............1-4A. 2........at TCU*...........................................L ..........5-11A. 3........at TCU*..........................................W............3-1A. 6........at UC Irvine ..................................W............6-5A. 9........at Air Force* (10) ..........................W..........14-9A. 10......at Air Force*..................................W..........16-9A. 11......at Air Force* (10) ..........................W............8-7A. 13......at Cal State Northridge................L ............2-3A. 16......Utah*..............................................W............8-6A. 17......Utah*..............................................W............4-3A. 18......Utah*...............................................L ............4-5A. 20......UC Irvine .......................................L ............4-9A. 23......Wagner ..........................................W..........18-0A. 24......Wagner-1.......................................W............7-2A. 24......Wagner-2.......................................W..........12-1A. 25......Wagner ..........................................W........21-12A. 27......Long Beach State (10) ...................L ..........8-11A. 30......New Mexico* ................................W..........11-0M. 1 .......New Mexico*.................................L ..........1-14M. 2 .......New Mexico*.................................L ..........8-20M. 7 .......Air Force* ......................................W..........13-4M. 8 .......Air Force* ......................................W..........21-6M. 9 .......Air Force* ......................................W..........17-9M. 13 .....at Brigham Young* (10) ...............L ..........9-10M. 14 .....at Brigham Young* .......................L ..........5-13M. 15 .....at Brigham Young* .......................L ........10-16M. 20 .....UNLV*...........................................W............8-4M. 21 .....UNLV*...........................................W..........12-6M. 22 .....UNLV*...........................................W............6-4M. 25 .....Utah+..............................................L ..........6-12M. 26 .....Brigham Young+ ..........................L ..........8-16# Aztec Invitational at San Diego, Calif.* Mountain West Conference game+ MWC Tournament at San Diego, Calif.


F. 18.......Winthrop........................................L ..........9-14F. 19.......Vanderbilt ......................................L ............3-7F. 20.......Winthrop.......................................W............6-1F. 22.......UC Irvine (10)................................L ............3-7F. 25.......San Diego.......................................L ............3-6F. 27.......San Diego.......................................L ............2-9M. 1 .......UCLA .............................................L ............2-5M. 3 .......Oklagoma ......................................L ............0-4M. 4 .......California ......................................W............2-1M. 5 .......Connecticut....................................L ............3-9M. 6 .......Oklahoma ......................................L ..........5-13M. 8 .......at Cal State Northridge................L ..........9-12M. 10 .....Arkansas ........................................L ..........4-12M. 11 .....Arkansas ........................................L ..........4-12M. 12 .....Arkansas .......................................W............3-2

M. 13 .....Arkansas ........................................L ............2-5M. 15 .....at Loyola Marymount ..................L ............0-5M. 18 .....New Mexico* ................................W............7-4M. 19 .....New Mexico* ................................W........13-10M. 20 .....New Mexico*.................................L ............4-6M. 22 .....at UC Riverside ............................W............5-1M. 24 .....at Brigham Young* .......................L ............4-8M. 26 .....at Brigham Young* .......................L ............4-6M. 26 .....at Brigham Young* (10)...............W............5-3M. 29 .....Cal State Northridge ...................W..........10-0A. 1........Oral Roberts ..................................L ............4-5A. 2........Oral Roberts (14) ..........................W............4-3A. 3........Oral Roberts ..................................L ..........7-11A. 5........at Long Beach State ......................L ............1-3A. 8........Utah*..............................................W............5-3A. 9........Utah*..............................................W..........11-8A. 10......Utah*...............................................L ..........6-10A. 12......at UC Irvine ...................................L ............0-3A. 15......TCU*...............................................L ..........4-11A. 16......TCU*...............................................L ............2-8A. 17......TCU* (10) .......................................L ............4-7A. 19......at UCLA .........................................L ..........6-14A. 21......at Air Force*..................................W..........15-1A. 22......at Air Force* ..................................L ............3-7A. 23......at Air Forcr*...................................L ..........7-14A. 26......UC Riverside .................................L ............3-5A. 29......at Western Carolina.....................W............4-3A. 30......at Western Carolina.....................W..........11-5M. 1 .......at Western Carolina (7) ...............W..........11-9M. 3 .......Long Beach State (12) ...................L ............6-7M. 6 .......at Utah* ..........................................L ............0-3M. 7 .......at Utah*..........................................W..........14-8M. 8 .......at Utah* ..........................................L ............3-5M. 10 .....Cal State Northridge ...................W............6-5M. 12 .....Brigham Young* ..........................W..........14-8M. 13 .....Brigham Young* ..........................W............2-1M. 14 .....Brigham Young* ...........................L ............3-9M. 19 .....at UNLV* .......................................L ............3-4M. 20 .....at UNLV* ......................................W..........11-4M. 21 .....ar UNLV* ......................................W............6-0M. 24 .....UNLV+..........................................W............4-3M. 25 .....Utah+..............................................L ............3-7M. 26 .....Brigham Young+ ..........................L ............2-8# USD Tournament at San Diego, Calif. (TGS)* Mountain West Conference game+ Mountain West Tournament at San Diego, Calif.

2012RECORD: 26-34 (12-12 MWC)


F. 17.......Washington ...................................L ............4-7F. 18.......Washington ...................................L ..........9-12F. 19.......Washington...................................W..........10-9F. 21.......at UC Riverside.............................L ............1-7F. 23.......Kansas State#.................................L ............2-7F. 24.......Oregon State# ...............................W..........18-2F. 25.......Kansas State#.................................L ..........7-15F. 25.......Pacific# ..........................................W............5-4F. 28.......at Cal State Fullerton....................L ............0-3M. 1 .......Cal Poly^.......................................W............4-3M. 2 .......Milwaukee^..................................W............7-4M. 3 .......San Francisco^..............................W............6-1M. 4 .......Cal State Northridge^ .................W..........12-9M. 6 .......at Long Beach State......................W............3-1M. 9 .......St. Mary’s .......................................L ............3-6M. 10 .....St. Mary’s ......................................W............4-1M. 11 .....St. Mary’s (13) ...............................L ............5-8M. 16 .....at New Mexico*.............................L ..........9-11M. 17 .....at New Mexico*.............................L ..........2-11M. 18 .....at New Mexico*.............................L ............6-8M. 20 .....San Diego.......................................L ............1-5M. 23 .....at Cal Poly.....................................W..........10-4M. 23 .....at Cal Poly......................................L ............5-6M. 24 .....at Cal Poly......................................L ............4-7M. 24 .....at Cal Poly......................................L ............0-7M. 27 .....UC Riverside ................................W............7-3M. 30 .....Air Force* ......................................W........18-13M. 31 .....Air Force* ......................................W............6-2A. 1........Air Force* ......................................W............5-3A. 3........Cal State Fullerton ........................L ............1-7A. 5........at UNLV* ......................................W..........12-6A. 6........at UNLV* (11)...............................W............6-3A. 7........at UNLV* ......................................W............9-5A. 9........San Diego.......................................L ............2-6A. 10......Long Beach State...........................L ............4-9A. 14......New Mexico*.................................L ............1-5A. 14......New Mexico*.................................L ..........4-11A. 15......New Mexico* ................................W............4-3A. 17......at UC Irvine ...................................L ..........5-10A. 20......TCU*...............................................L ............1-6A. 21......TCU*...............................................L ............1-5A. 22......TCU* ..............................................W............5-3A. 27......at Air Force* ..................................L ..........7-10A. 28......at Air Force*..................................W..........12-2A. 29......at Air Force* ..................................L ..........8-10M. 1 .......UC Irvine .......................................L ............2-6M. 4 .......UNLV*...........................................W..........10-7M. 5 .......UNLV*...........................................W............9-2M. 6 .......UNLV*............................................L ............4-5

M. 11 .....at Texas A&M ...............................L ............1-4M. 12 .....at Texas A&M ...............................L ............0-1M. 13 .....at Texas A&M ...............................L ............2-4M. 15 .....Loyola Marymount......................W..........13-7M. 18 .....at TCU*..........................................W............3-0M. 19 .....at TCU*...........................................L ............0-4M. 20 .....at TCU*...........................................L ..........2-10M. 24 .....TCU+ ..............................................L ........15-16M. 25 .....at UNLV+......................................W..........15-9M. 26 .....TCU+ .............................................W........12-11M. 26 .....New Mexico+ ................................L ..........3-22# USD Tournament at san Diego, Calif. (TGS)^ Aztec Invitational at San Diego, Calif.* Mountain West Conference game+ Mountain West Tournamwnt at Las Vegas, Nev.

2013RECORD: 31-31 (15-15 MWC)


F. 14.......at San Diego..................................W............8-1F. 15.......at San Diego..................................W............4-2F. 16.......at San Diego..................................W............5-3F. 21.......Oregon State..................................L ............1-8F. 22.......Oregon State..................................L ............0-2F. 23.......Oregon State..................................L ............0-5F. 24.......Oregon State..................................L ............1-7F. 26.......at Santa Clara ................................L ..........3-12F. 27.......at Santa Clara................................W............7-4M. 1 .......Seton Hall......................................W............4-3M. 2 .......Seton Hall......................................W..........10-4M. 3 .......Seton Hall......................................W............6-2M. 7 .......at Arkansas ....................................L ............0-2M. 8 .......at Arkansas ....................................L ............3-4M. 9 .......at Arkansas ....................................L ............2-8M. 9 .......at Arkansas ....................................L ............1-4M. 12 .....at UC Irvine ...................................L ............2-4M. 15 .....at Fresno State* .............................L ............0-1M. 16 .....at Fresno State*.............................W..........11-6M. 17 .....at Fresno State*.............................W............4-2M. 19 .....Long Beach State..........................W..........12-2M. 22 .....UNLV*...........................................W............5-3M. 23 .....UNLV*............................................L ............2-4M. 24 .....UNLV*...........................................W............5-4M. 28 .....at New Mexico*.............................L ..........3-14M. 29 .....at New Mexico*.............................L ............5-7M. 30 .....at New Mexico*............................W..........13-6A. 1........UC Riverside ................................W..........10-2A. 2........at UC Riverside.............................L ............3-6A. 5........Nevada*.........................................W............2-0A. 6........Nevada*.........................................W............5-4A. 7........Nevada*.........................................W............8-1A. 9........at Long Beach State (11)...............L ............3-4A.12.......at Air Force*..................................W............4-2A. 13......at Air Force* ..................................L ..........9-10A. 14......at Air Force*..................................W..........11-0A. 19......at UNLV* (17)................................L ............8-9A. 20......at UNLV* .......................................L ............3-4A. 21......at UNLV* .......................................L ............2-5A. 23......UC Irvine.......................................W..........18-2A. 26......Fresno State*..................................L ............5-7A. 27......Fresno State* .................................W..........10-8A. 28......at Fresno State*.............................W............4-2A. 29......San Francisco.................................L ............2-8M. 3 .......at Nevada* .....................................L ............1-7M. 4 .......at Nevada* (10).............................W............4-3M. 5 .......at Nevada* .....................................L ............3-4M. 7 .......at UC Riverside ............................W............6-2M. 10 .....Air Force*.......................................L ............2-4M. 11 .....Air Force* ......................................W............7-2M. 12 .....Air Force* ......................................W............9-2M. 16 .....New Mexico*.................................L ..........6-14M. 17 .....New Mexico*.................................L ............1-3M. 18 .....New Mexico*.................................L ..........7-11M. 22 .....Air Force#......................................W..........15-6M. 23 .....UNLV# ...........................................L ............3-6M. 24 .....at Fresno State# ............................W............4-0M. 25 .....UNLV# ..........................................W............6-2M. 25 .....New Mexico#................................W............8-7M. 26 .....New Mexico#................................W............9-4M. 31 .....at UCLA+.......................................L ............2-5J. 1 .........San Diego+ ....................................L ............3-6* Mountain West Conference game# Mountain West Tournament at Fresno, Calif.+ NCAA Regional at UCLA (Los Angeles, Calif.)

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- B -Babitt, Zach - 2009Bailey, Ken - 1955-56Bailey, Rob - 1988Bain, Dick - 1941Baird, Curt - 1976Balog, Steve - 1980Barcus, Beau - 1998Barlow, Al - 1938Barlow, Rick - 1980-81-82Barnard, Steve - 1984Barnes, Dick - 1949-50Barrett, Riley - 2002Barry Jeff - 1988-89-90Bass, Jim - 1946, 48-49-50Basteyns, Brian - 1993-94-95-96Battee, Dion - 1998-99Baylor, Gary - 1965-66-67-68Baylor, Ron - 1965Beasley, Jim - 1954-55-56Beato, Keith - 1983Bechtel, Ken - 1978Beck, Ernie - 1946-47-48-49Beck, John – 1942Berger, Jon – 2008-09Bermudes, David - 1984Bernhard, Joe - 1997-98Bernstein, Randy - 1980-81-82Berry, Quintin - 2005-06Beseda, Rubin - 1946-47Bevins, Andy - 1995-96-97Billings, Bruce - 2004-05-06-07Bills, Walt - 1991-92Bischoff, Bill - 1969Biscotti, Tom - 1959-60-61Bitter, Mike - 1987, 89-90Black, Bud - 1978-79Black, Corey - 20111Blackburn, Mitch – 2009-10Blier, Roger - 1979-80Blocker, Jim - 1954-55Blocker, Larry - 1955Blount, Bill - 1982-83-84-85Bluman, Mitch - 2010-11-12Bollar, Avondre - 2012-13Bolton, Ray - 1972-73Bonatus, Don - 1952-53Bonatus, Ken - 1949Borman, Clint - 1991-92Bott, Jason - 1988Boucher, Steve - 1990-91Bowles, Darrell - 2001

Bowser, Norm - 1956Brady, Aaron - 2007Bradshaw, John - 1946Bramlett, Reggie - 1974-75Branstetter, Gary - 1963Brennan, Dave - 1986Bresler, Elya - 1937Brinton, Bill - 1961Bronson, Hal - 1953Brorson, Don - 1946-47Brown, Dan - 1988-89Brown, Doug - 1977-78Brown, Hal - 1958Brown, John - 1970Brown, Mark - 1982-83Brown, Mike - 1954-55Brown, Rob - 1988-89Brown, Rod - 1975-76Bruckart, Dan - 2005-06Brucker, Earle (Jr.) - 1947-48Bruen, Dave - 1965-66Brunette, Justin - 1994-95-96-97Bryant, Dillon - 2011-12Bryant, Jim - 1956Buckle, Larry - 1977Burkhead, Curtis - 1978-79-80-81Burne, Stan - 1936Burt, Landon - 2002-03-04Burton, Clarence - 1947Busch, Bill - 1971Butler, Mitch - 1975

- C -Cadiente, Brett - 1996Callahan, Steve - 1973-74Callaway, Rob - 1990-91-92Camara, Tony - 1977-78-79Cameron, Brad - 1977-78Campagna, Dave - 1985-86Campbell, Cody - 2005Campbell, James - 1987Cannizzaro, Chris - 1981-82-83Cappeletti, Vince - 1979Cares, John - 1948-49-50-51Carloni, Josh - 1993Carlson, John - 1982-83-84Caron, David - 1999Carque, Joe - 2002-03Carrasco, Tony – 1963Carrillo, Anthony - 2010Carroll, Scott - 1997Casarez, Paul - 1978-79Cashman, Tim - 1976-77Cassie, Les - 1939, 1946-47Cassie, Tom - 1964-65Castleberry, Steve - 1984-85-86Castro, Erik – 2008-09Cavallin, Dave - 1955-56-57-58Cederoth, Michael - 2012-13Changnon, Garrett - 2004Champ, Jeff - 1988Chasse, Josh – 2007-08-09-10Chleborad, John - 1984Chop, Chad - 1999-2000Christopherson, Eric -1988-89-90Churchman, Al - 1936-37Claes, Paul - 1984-85Clancy, Kevin - 1987Clark, Art - 1955Clark, Pat - 1971Clark, Roger - 1963-64Clarke, Hal - 1946-47Cleek, Matt - 1992Cluck, Bob - 1966-67Cocco, Ray - 1973-74Coddington, Rob - 1997Cohen, Bruce - 1962-63Cole, Jeff - 1973-74Coleman, Ron - 1967Collins, Jim - 1949Colwell, Pat – 2007-08-09, 11Comeaux, Tavares - 1997-98Conen, Bob - 1966-67Cook, Eldridge - 1961Cook, Garrett - 2000-01-02-03Cook, Jeremy - 1997-98-99-2000Coon, Ben - 2003-04-05-06Cornado, Paul - 1954Corona, Chad - 2001-02-03-04Cortez, Rick - 1985

Cota, Arnold - 1963Cota, Carlo - 1999-2000-01-02Couchee, Mike - 1977Courter, Chris – 1968Crabb, Bryan - 2010-11-12-13Crabb, Greg - 1981-82Crawford, Bernie - 1961Crawford, Walt - 1969Cremidan, Al - 1957Crickmore, Don - 1948-49-50Cunningham, George - 1956Curtis, Clint - 1978Cusimano, Joe - 1969-70Cusimano, Russ - 1993Cutler, Brad – 1971

- D -Danley, Kerwin - 1980-81-82-83Dapper, Brian - 1966-67Darcuiel, Faruq - 1994Dargo, Ron - 1966-67DaVanon, Jeff - 1993-94-95Davies, Dodd - 1938-39Davis, Dale - 1969-70-71-72Davis, James - 1991-92Davis, Scott - 1975-76-77Davison, Jerry - 1940-41-42, 47Dean, Steve - 1971-72Decker, Brandon – 2007-08-09-10DeKoven, Stan - 1972-73deLorimier, Bill - 1973-74Dennison, Scott - 1990-91Derby, Bubba - 2013Dergnac, Steve - 1977-78-79Derner, Doug - 1981-82-83-84Desme, Grant - 2005DeVolder, Buss - 1939-40Dietz, Steve - 1990-91-92-93Dinsmore, Jerry – 1961Dixon, Michael - 2008Domschot, Jim - 1982-83Doran, Ryan - 2012-13Dornfeld, Matt - 1997Doty, Dan - 1970-71Doty, Paul - 1978Douglas, Brett - 2005-06Downing, Bill - 1941-42Downing, Chuck - 1971Doyle, Jeff - 1977-78Dufek, Jeff - 1996-97, 99Duggan, Joe - 1991, 94Duich, Jake - 1939Dukes, Warren - 1950Dunckel, Bill - 1990-91Dunn, Brian - 1988-89Dunwell, Chris - 1999-2000, 02Durrett, Steve - 1982-83Dykes, Gene - 1950

- E -Earls, Galen - 1965Early, John - 1956-57Echelbarger, Tyler - 1999-2000Eigenhuis, Erick - 1998, 2003Elliott, Doug - 1977-78-79Ellis, Nick - 1940-41-42Ellison, Jeff - 1975-76Elsberry, Russell - 1985-86Embrey, Rielly - 2001-02-03-04Enomoto, Tony - 1990-91-92Eppeneder, Jamie - 1998Erb, Mike - 1985-86-87Erickson, Bill - 1949-50Esau, Steve - 1978-79-80Esquibel, Andres - 2005Estavillo, Bob - 1962-63-64Estes, Joe - 1946Evans, Garrick - 2005Evans, Steve - 1958Eveleth, Rick - 1966-67-68Everett, Mike - 1965-66-67

- F -Fajer, Cameron - 1986Faris, Ted - 1960-61Faryniarz, Tony - 1986Fellows, Mike - 1968Ferguson, Brent - 1991-92Ferguson, John - 1962Ferrante, Joe - 1980-81

Ferrazi, Gabe - 1940Fiedler, Erik - 2001-02Filter, Rusty - 1987-88-89-90Finch, Mike - 1977-78-79Fink, John - 1965-66-67Fitchjian, Gary - 1980Flaherty, Bernie - 1954Flaming, Art - 1957-58-59Fleak, Walt - 1955Flesner, Dave - 1962-63-64Floquet, Kyle - 2003-04Fodor, Al - 1949-50Force, Pete - 1963Ford, Bob - 1937-38Foulds, Kalin - 1994-95-96, 98Fowler, Dan - 1995Fowler, Jered - 1994Frabotta, John - 1962-63Frame, Joe - 1937France, Ty- 2013Franco, Matt - 1992-93Franklin, Harry - 1941French, Jim - 1977-78French, Marty - 1974-75Frost, Jack - 1939-40-41Fryhoff, John - 1983Fulcher, Casey - 1969-70

- G -Gabaldon, Joe - 1962Gage, Vance - 1961, 63Gale, Bob - 1973-74Galindo, Frank - 1937-38Gallagher, Mike - 1970Gallo, Ben - 1979-80Gapski, Mark - 1991, 93-94Garbani, Glen - 1936-37Garber, Mike - 1998-99-2000-01Garcia, Joey - 1997Garcia, Marcelino - 1991-92Gardner, Bud - 1958-59Gardner, Norval - 1936-37-38Garibaldi, Joe - 1998Gaswell, George - 1946Gennaro, Brad - 1990-91-92Getz, Bill - 1973-74Gheorghe, Justin - 2013Giampaoli, Matt - 1982Gibbs, Jim - 1988-89Gibson, Dave - 1975Gilmore, Bill - 1984Glantz, Al - 1967Gleason, Jim - 1946-47Glover, Brandon – 2007-08Glover, Jason - 1982-83Goddard, Tim - 1984Goertz, Jim - 1981-82-83Gonzalez, Edgar - 1998-99-2000Gonzalez, Gil - 1969-70Goodbody, Bernie - 1947Goodchild, Bill - 1940Goodwalt, Karl - 1949-50Gowin, Jack - 1946-47Grace, Mark - 1985Graham, Lewie - 1982-83-84Grebeck, Brian - 1989-90Green, Garett – 2007- 08Green, Marshall - 1993-94Griffith, Brad - 1965Grigsby, Benji - 1992Grigsby, Bert - 1951-52-53-54Grove, John - 1963-64Grund, Dave - 1966-67Guerrero, James - 2003-04-05Gundry, Bill – 1957Gust, Easton - 2009Gwynn, Anthony - 2001-02-03Gwynn, Chris - 1983-84-85Gwynn, Tony - 1979-80-81

- H -Haar, Matt - 1984-85-86-87Haase, Walt - 1953-54Hachadorian - 2011-12Hacker, Jack - 1974-75Hagins, Steve - 1995-96-97Haley, Gene - 1950-51-52Hall, David - 2003-04Hall, Levon - 1993, 95Hallahan, Francis - 1940-41


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AAZZTTEECC LLEETTTTEERRMMEENNHalverson, Ty - 1998Hammerschmidt, Ben - 1938Hammons, Ryan - 1997-98Hanks, Ron - 1970Hansell, Kirk - 1984-85Hansen, Taylor - 2012Hanson, Randy - 1975Hanzawa, Troy – 2007-08Harang, Aaron - 1997-98-99Harang, Daryl - 2002-03-04Harrand, Rob - 2001-02Harriger, Mark - 1994-95-96Harrison, Mike - 1971Harrison, Steve - 1972Harsh, Nick - 1978, 80-81Hartshorn, Chris - 2000-01-02, 04Hartzog, Eddie - 1953Harvey, Damon - 1981Harvey, Doug - 1955-56Haskins, Lonny - 1976Hassel, Jay - 1992Hastings, Reed - 1937-38Haven, Cody - 2001Hawks, Ron - 1969Hayes, Asahel - 1949Hayes, Heath - 1993-94Hayes, Kyle - 2011Hayes, Ralph - 1967Hayes, Ron - 1968Haynal, Austin - 2011Haunal, Brad - 2011, 13Held, Paul - 1952-53Helfrick, John - 1973-74Heminger, Martin - 1995-96Hemmerly, John - 1987-88-89Hemphill, Larry - 1970-71-72Henderson, Gary - 1982-83-84Henderson, Harry - 1986-87-88-89Henderson, Mike - 1976Henthorn, Bob - 1949Hepner, Justin - 2011-12-13Hergott, Scott - 1979-80Herman, John - 1950Herman, Randy - 1971Herrera, Abel - 1997-98Herrera, Desi - 1995-96Hess, Todd - 1970Hidalgo, Moses - 1970-71Higashi, Hideo - 1936-37Hill, Jim - 1978Hill, Josh - 2001-02-04Hill, Rich - 1981-82Hill, Rowland - 1957-58Hill, Steve - 1984-85-86Hilliard, Larry - 1966Hinshaw, Alex - 2005Hirschfeld, Steven - 2007Hofstede, Scott - 1992-93-94-95Hokama, Steve - 1985Holliday, Brian - 1990-91Holsman, Rich - 1985-86-87Holvey, Joe - 1982-83-84, 86Holvey, Mark - 1985Hooper, Al - 1952Hopkins, Roger - 1936Horgan, Thomas - 1972Houston, Joe - 1969Huebach, Phil - 1954Human, Eric - 2002Hume, Donnie - 2007Hunt, Doug - 1969-70Hunt, Jared - 2011Hurd, Ryan - 1998-99Huskins, Joey - 2006Hutson, Bob - 1942

- I -Imlay, Bob - 1957-58-59-60Intermill, Mark - 1971Iwashita, Charlie - 1938-39-40

- J -Jackson, Jim - 1951-52-53Janguard, Jerry - 1960Jenson, Drew - 2002-03-04Johnson, Anthony - 1987-88-89-90Johnson, Bob - 1951-52-53Johnson, Cameron – 2007-08Johnson, Deron - 1985-86

Johnson, Gary - 1963Johnson, Randy - 1975Jones, Chris - 1978-79Jones, Terry - 1983-84Jones, Tom - 1949-50-51Jorgensen, Erik - 1997Juarez, Rich - 1992-93Julianel, Ben - 2000-01Jungsten, Ken - 1977-78

- K -Kam, Tom - 1968-69-70Kannenberg, Scott - 1983-84Kaufman, Shane – 2007-08Keating, Tom - 1991Keesey, Tom - 1948Kellison, Bob - 1971-72-73Kendall, Mike - 1991, 93Kendzora, TJ - 2011-12-13Kennedy, Bob - 1941-42, 47-48Kennedy, Jim - 1960-61Kennedy, Kevin - 1974-75-76Kennerly, Jim - 1948Keteyian, Armen - 1975Kettenberg, Bill - 1949Kim, Adam - 1998Kinsman, Brian - 2006Kirkendall, Brad - 1979-80Klatt, Jason - 1997Knowles, Rob - 1983-84-85Koenig, Ray - 1963Kolb, Damien - 1998Kooiman, Brian - 1994-95Koons, Mike - 2006-07Kramer, Larry - 1961-62-63Kuhlmeyer, Kasey - 1997Kwan, Stan - 1990

- L -Lachermann, Bill - 1953, 55Lambert, Tim - 1981-82Lamke, Gene - 1968-69Langford, Parry - 1971Larson, Bill - 1936Laub, Rod – 1972Lavigne, Tyler - 2009Lawrence, Scott - 1982-83-84, 86Layton, Ron - 1970-71Leach, Jarman – 1994Leary, Andrew – 2009-10Ledford, Jason - 1990-91-92-93Lee, Taber - 2000-01-02Lee, Travis - 1994-95-96Leech, Mike - 1971Lefler, Bill - 1962-63-64Legg, Dave - 1978LeGrand, John - 1940Leicht, Jim - 1977-78Leigh, Don - 1957-58-59Lenox, Brandon - 1996Lessel, Mark - 1981-82-83Leuthard, Ben - 1999-2000-01, 03LeVasseur, Tom - 1986Levy, David - 2003Liebeck, Brad - 1977Lindgren, Jim - 1985Lindsey, Ronnie - 2003Linert, Jerry - 1976-77Lippert, John - 1965Lipsey, Jeremy - 1994-95Lisec, Jim - 1960Litteral, Andy - 2000-01Livingston, Bob - 1987, 89-90Lizalde, Milo - 1965Lockhart, Paul - 1997-98-99-2000Loizeaux, Bill - 1951-52, 55LoNigro, Frank - 2007Lopes, Dan - 1986Lopez, Oscar - 1997-98Lucas, Bob - 1960-61-62Lucas, Brian - 2007Luce, Chris - 1996Lundberg, David - 1996Lusky, Bob - 1957-58-59Lutes, Brian - 1988-89Luxemburg, Larry - 1971-72Lynch, Justin - 2006Lynn, John - 1991-92, 94Lyons, John - 1980-81

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Moss, Bob - 1959-60-61Muir, Ron - 1980-81Mullen, Riley - 1968Mummy, Pat - 1992-93Muno, Ryan - 2012-13Munoz, Matt - 2012-13Murphy, Frank - 1966Murphy, J.R. – 2007-08Murphy, Mike - 1962-63-64Murray, Daniel - 1995Murrillo, Sef - 1941

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- O -O’Brien, Tim - 2005-06O’Leary, Erren - 1993-94-95O’Neil, Ed – 1952O’Sullivan, Ryan – 2009-10Oakley, Zack - 2013Ohlson, Henry - 1948-49-50-51Olsen, Dave - 1960Orellana, Collin - 2013Orvick, Matt - 1976-77Oswald, Steve - 1974Owens, Marv - 1972Overby, Ken - 1993-94Ozaki, Tom - 1967

- P -Pace, Joey - 2004Pacheco, Jason - 1998Page, Greg - 1987-88Page, Rick - 1990-91-92Painter, Ken - 1960Palash, Bob - 1947-48Pallares, Steven - 2012-13Pallett, Vern - 1994Papadopoulos, Mark - 1991Parcell, Garrett - 2007Parker, Matt – 2007, 2009-10Parma, Leon - 1949Parry, Bob - 1986-87Parry, John - 1987Pashales, John - 1999-2000Pattison, Ken - 1954Patton, Neal - 1976Payne, Jason – 1995Pecoraro, John - 2010-11Pelaez, Alex - 1997-98Penwarden, Roy - 1938Pepper, Sam - 2004-05-06Perdue, Jim - 1972Perdue, Troy - 2003Perry, Kasey - 2005Perry, Kevin - 2005Persell, Verne - 1947Peters, John - 1940-41-42Peterson, Andy - 1990Petty, Bob - 1952Phillips, Jason - 1995-96-97Pickler, Scott - 1972

Pieratt, Mike - 1971Pierce, Fred - 1947-48-49Pierce, Sean - 1999-2000-01Pinnell, Lance - 1987-88-89Piper, Kevin - 1982-83-84-85Pitcher, Travis - 2012-13Plantenberg, Erik - 1988-89-90Plarski, Rob - 1994Plum, Jim - 1985-86Pohl, Gene - 1950-51Poist, Louie - 1973-74Poloski, Tom - 1979-80Pomeroy, Dick - 1953-54-55-56Pongs, Cameron - 2012Poole, Jim - 1951-52-53-54Porter, Bob - 1972Potter, Evan - 2011-12-13Preisler, Eddie - 1938-39-40Preston, Art - 1950-51-52Provencher, Dave - 1983-84-85Pullen, Brandon – 2007-08Pursey, Dave - 1977Pyles, Jim – 1956

- Q -Quam, Greg - 1991-92-93Quest, Roger - 1961-62Quick, Mike - 1991

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