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DAY DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME FRI. FEBRUARY 18 KANSAS STATE KLEIN FAMILY FIELD 6:00 pmSAT. FEBRUARY 19 KANSAS STATE KLEIN FAMILY FIELD 2:00 pmSUN. FEBRUARY 20 KANSAS STATE KLEIN FAMILY FIELD 11:00 am

Baseball at the Beach (Coastal Carolina)Fri. February 25 North Carolina State Myrtle Beach, S.C. 9:00 amSat. February 26 Kansas State Conway, S.C. 10:30 amSun. February 27 Western Kentucky Conway, S.C. 8:00 am

WED. MARCH 2 SACRAMENTO STATE KLEIN FAMILY FIELD 6:00 pmFri. MARCH 4 GONZAGA KLEIN FAMILY FIELD 6:00 pmSat. MARCH 5 GONZAGA KLEIN FAMILY FIELD 2:00 pmSun. MARCH 6 GONZAGA KLEIN FAMILY FIELD 1:00 pmTUE. MARCH 8 SAN JOSE STATE KLEIN FAMILY FIELD 6:00 pmFri. March 11 at Nevada Reno, Nev. 2:00 pmSat. March 12 at Nevada Reno, Nev. 1:00 pmSun. March 13 at Nevada Reno, Nev. 1:00 pmFri. March 18 at USC Los Angeles, Calif. 6:00 pmSat. March 19 at USC Los Angeles, Calif. 2:00 pm Sun. March 20 at USC Los Angeles, Calif. 1:00 pmWED. MARCH 23 STANFORD KLEIN FAMILY FIELD 6:00 pmFri. MARCH 25 SAN FRANCISCO KLEIN FAMILY FIELD 6:00 pmSat. March 26 at San Francisco San Francisco, Calif. 2:00 pmSun. March 27 at San Francisco San Francisco, Calif. 1:00 pmTue. March 29 at Sacramento State Sacramento, Calif. 2:00 pmFri. APRIL 1 LONG BEACH STATE • KLEIN FAMILY FIELD 6:00 pmSat. APRIL 2 LONG BEACH STATE • KLEIN FAMILY FIELD 6:00 pmSun. APRIL 3 LONG BEACH STATE • KLEIN FAMILY FIELD 1:00 pmTue. April 5 at California Berkeley, Calif. 2:30 pmFri. April 8 at UC Riverside Riverside, Calif. 6:00 pmSat. April 9 at UC Riverside Riverside, Calif. 6:00 pmSun. April 10 at UC Riverside Riverside, Calif. 1:00 pmTue. April 12 at Stanford Stanford, Calif. 5:30 pmFri. APRIL 15 UC IRVINE • KLEIN FAMILY FIELD 6:00 pmSat. APRIL 16 UC IRVINE • KLEIN FAMILY FIELD 6:00 pmSun. APRIL 17 UC IRVINE • KLEIN FAMILY FIELD 1:00 pmThur. April 21 at Cal State Northridge • Northridge, Calif. 3:00 pmFri. April 22 at Cal State Northridge • Northridge, Calif. 3:00 pmSat. April 23 at Cal State Northridge • Northridge, Calif. 1:00 pmTue. April 26 at Santa Clara Santa Clara, Calif. 6:00 pmFri. April 29 at Cal State Fullerton • Fullerton, Calif. 7:00 pmSat. April 30 at Cal State Fullerton • Fullerton, Calif. 6:00 pmSun. May 1 at Cal State Fullerton • Fullerton, Calif. 1:00 pmFri. MAY 6 UC DAVIS • KLEIN FAMILY FIELD 6:00 pmSat. MAY 7 UC DAVIS • KLEIN FAMILY FIELD 6:00 pmSun. MAY 8 UC DAVIS • KLEIN FAMILY FIELD 1:00 pmTue. May 10 at San Jose State San Jose, Calif. ** 3:00 pmFri. May 13 at Seattle University Seattle, Wash. 6:00 pmSat. May 14 at Seattle University Seattle, Wash. 2:00 pmSun. May 15 at Seattle University Seattle, Wash. 12:00 pmMon. May 16 at Washington Seattle, Wash. 2:00 pmFri. MAY 20 CAL POLY • KLEIN FAMILY FIELD 6:00 pmSat. MAY 21 CAL POLY • KLEIN FAMILY FIELD 6:00 pmSun. MAY 22 CAL POLY • KLEIN FAMILY FIELD 1:00 pmTue. MAY 24 CALIFORNIA KLEIN FAMILY FIELD 6:00 pmFri. May 27 at UC Santa Barbara • Santa Barbara, Calif. 3:00 pmSat. May 28 at UC Santa Barbara • Santa Barbara, Calif. 1:00 pmSun. May 29 at UC Santa Barbara • Santa Barbara, Calif. 1:00 pmFri.-Sun. June 3-5 NCAA Regionals TBA TBAFri.-Sun. June 10-12 NCAA Super Regionals TBA TBAFri.-Sun. June 17-26 College World Series Omaha, Neb. TBA

** Blethen Field• - Denotes Big West Conference Game

Home games in BOLD CAPSAll times Pacifi c

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CREDITSThe 2011 Pacifi c Baseball Media Guide was published by the Department of Athletic Media Relations. Written, designed and compiled by Kevin Wilkinson with assistance from Benjamin Laskey, Monique Moyal and Mike Millerick, the Pacifi c baseball staff, Angela Bertocchini, Mike Dalgety, Catherine Garcia and Victoria Lewis. Photo credits to George Steckler, Matt Brown, Gary Jones, Caroline Photography, and the media relations staff.

TA B L E O F C O N T E N T SSchedule ........................................................................................................... 1Quick Facts ....................................................................................................... 2Pacifi c All-Americans ........................................................................................ 3Tigers Active in Pro Ball ................................................................................... 4Tigers in the Majors ......................................................................................... 5Tigers in Pro Ball, All-Time ............................................................................... 6Tigers in the MLB Draft .................................................................................... 7Klein Family Field ............................................................................................. 8Baseball Facilities ............................................................................................ 9Student-Athlete Wellness ..............................................................................10Strength & Conditioning ................................................................................11Student-Athlete Services ...............................................................................12Salute To The Troops ......................................................................................13University of the Pacifi c ..................................................................................14

THE TIGERS2011 Outlook .................................................................................................182011 Roster....................................................................................................21Thomas Berolzheimer ....................................................................................22Brian Martin ...................................................................................................23Matt Carvutto .................................................................................................24Jake Hummel ..................................................................................................25Marcus Pointer ...............................................................................................26Robbie Richardson .........................................................................................27Brett Christopher ............................................................................................28Allen Riley .......................................................................................................29Josh Simms ....................................................................................................30Jacob Sylvester ...............................................................................................31John Prato Matthews .....................................................................................32Aaron Hassel ..................................................................................................33John Haberman ..............................................................................................34Jonas Noack ...................................................................................................35Dustin Torchio .................................................................................................36Paul Moeller ................................................................................................... 37Tyger Pederson ............................................................................................... 37Andrew Wild ....................................................................................................38Garrett Borba ..................................................................................................38Daniel Johnston ..............................................................................................39Chris Larsen ...................................................................................................39Jacob Waardenburg .......................................................................................40Jared Wagner ..................................................................................................40Brent McMinn ................................................................................................. 41Curtis Cantaloube .......................................................................................... 41Kyle Crawford ..................................................................................................42Riley Drongesen .............................................................................................42Brian Essig ......................................................................................................43Curtis Gomez ..................................................................................................43Ryan Kochan ..................................................................................................44Erik Lockwood ................................................................................................44Peter Miller .....................................................................................................45Angel Rosendo ...............................................................................................45Jason Taasaas ................................................................................................46Alec Williams ..................................................................................................46

COACHES AND STAFFHead Coach Ed Sprague ................................................................................48Assistant Coach Don Barbara .......................................................................50Assistant Coach Mike McCormack ............................................................... 51Assistant Coach Keith Komeiji ......................................................................52Undergraduate Assistant Ramon Glasgow ...................................................52Director of Operations Chris McCormick ......................................................53Athletic Trainer Andy Gepford ........................................................................53Support Staff ..................................................................................................54Director of Athletics Lynn King ......................................................................55Administration ................................................................................................56

2010 IN REVIEW2010 Results ..................................................................................................602010 Batting Statistics ..................................................................................612010 Pitching Statistics ................................................................................622010 Misc. Statistics .....................................................................................63Big West Review .............................................................................................64

RECORD BOOKAll-Time Roster ................................................................................................66Single-Season Hitting .....................................................................................67Career-Hitting .................................................................................................68Single-Season, Career Pitching .....................................................................69Team Records .................................................................................................70Coaches Records ........................................................................................... 71All-Time Series Records .................................................................................72All-Time Series Results .................................................................................73Year-By-Year Results.......................................................................................77

UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFICPresident Pamela A. Eibeck ..........................................................................86University ........................................................................................................87Pacifi c Facilities ..............................................................................................88Pacifi c Athletics ..............................................................................................90Media Roster ..................................................................................................92

Q U I C K F A C T SLocation ..............................................................................Stockton, CaliforniaNickname.................................................................................................. TigersColors ........................................................................................ Orange & BlackAffi liation .................................................................................... NCAA Division IConference ...........................................................................................Big WestFounded ..................................... 1851 (California’s fi rst chartered university)Enrollment ................................................................................................ 6,235President...............................................................................Dr. Pamela Eibeck Director of Athletics ............................................................................ Lynn KingSenior Women’s Administrator ..................................................... Holly TrexlerAthletic Department Phone .................................................... (209) 946-2472

M E D I A R E L A T I O N SAsst. Dir. of Athletics for Communications ................................ Mike MillerickAsst. Dir. of Athletic Media Relations ............................................. Ben LaskeyMedia Relations Assistant/BSB SID .......................................Kevin WilkinsonOffi ce Phone ............................................................................(209) 946-2289E-mail ......................................................................... kwilkinson1@pacifi c.eduMobile Phone .......................................................................... (504) 575-4033Website .......................................................................... www.pacifi ctigers.comMailing Address ............................ 3601 Pacifi c Avenue, Stockton, CA 95211

P A C I F I C B A S E B A L L2010 Record ............................................................................................. 31-232010 Big West Conference Record ..................................................12-12/4thStarters Returning/Lost ...............................................................................7/5Letterwinners Returning/Lost ................................................................ 16/12Position Starters Returning/Lost ...............................................................6/3Pitchers Returning/Lost...............................................................................6/4Starting Pitchers Returning/Lost ................................................................2/1Relief Pitchers Returning/Lost ....................................................................4/3Newcomers (Freshmen/Transfers) ...................................................18 (11/7)Home Field ............................................................................Klein Family FieldCapacity .................................................................................................... 2,500

C O A C H E S & S T A F FCHead Coach .........................................................Ed Sprague, Eighth SeasonCareer Record/Years ...............................................162-226, Seven SeasonsPacifi c Record/Years ................................................162-226, Seven SeasonsAssistant Coach ..................................................... Don Barbara, Third SeasonAssistant Coach ...............................................Mike McCormick, Third SeasonVolunteer Assistant Coach .................................... Keith Komeiji, First SeasonDirector of Operations...............................Chris McCormack, Second SeasonBaseball Offi ce Phone ............................................................ (209) 946-7309Best time to call ..................................................................................Mornings

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Pacifi c Baseball boasts three All-Americans in program history as Dan Reichert earned the honor in 1997, while Justin Baum was a Freshman All-American in 2005. More recently, current Tiger Nick Longmire repeated Baum’s success as a freshman in 2008, while John Haberman earned Freshman All-American honors in 2010.

DAN REICHERTAt Pacifi c From 1995-97

All-America in 1997

YEAR W-L SV ERA G-GS CG IP H R ER BB SO 1995 8-5 1 3.91 16-14 6 99.0 109 56 43 35 81 1996 5-8 0 5.93 16-13 2 88.1 93 72 58 52 105 1997 13-4 0 2.30 20-17 7 133.1 96 55 34 51 169 Career 26-17 1 3.79 52-44 15 320.2 298 183 135 138 355

JUSTIN BAUMAt Pacifi c From 2005-07

All-America in 2005

YEAR G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO TB AVG 2005 54-49 190 39 63 15 2 17 45 15 52 133 .332 2006 52-47 182 27 39 12 0 12 46 23 62 87 .214 2007 59-58 226 44 83 16 1 8 43 44 39 125 .367 Career 165-154 598 110 185 43 3 37 134 82 153 345 .309

NICK LONGMIREAt Pacifi c From 2008-10

All-America in 2008 YEAR G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO TB AVG 2008 54-53 207 30 65 10 3 3 31 18 44 90 .314 2009 53-50 218 60 84 16 6 6 37 18 39 130 .385 2010 54-51 202 49 66 18 1 5 35 37 38 101 .327 Career 161-154 627 139 215 44 10 14 103 73 121 321 .343

JOHN HABERMANAt Pacifi c From 2010-PresentFreshman All-America in 2010

YEAR G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO TB AVG 2010 42-30 156 17 50 13 0 0 30 9 26 63 .321 Career 42-30 156 17 50 13 0 0 30 9 26 63 .321

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Chase Headley’s debut with the San Diego Padres in 2007 marked the ninth former Pacifi c Tiger to have appeared in the MLB. Be-fore Headley, D.J. Houlton was a starting pitcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers in 2005 and 2007. Headley and Houlton joined former Tigers Norm Bass (Kansas City Athletics, 1961-63), Grant Dunlap (St. Louis Cardinals, 1953), Joe Ferguson (Los Angeles Dodgers, 1970-76, 1978-80, 1981), St. Louis Cardinals 1976, Houston Astros 1977-78 & California Angels, 1981, 1982-83), Keith Johnson (Anaheim Angels, 2000), Dan Reichert (Kansas City Royals, 1999-02 & Toronto Blue Jays, 2003), Rob Sperring (Chicago Cubs, 1974-76 & Houston Astros, 1977) and John Strohmayer (Montreal Expos, 1970-73 & New York Mets, 1973-74).

ACTIVE TIGERS IN THE MINORSERIC STOLP

At Pacifi c From 2003-06 - Drafted in 2006 (14th Round)YEAR W-L ERA G SV IP H R ER BB SO ORG LV Teams2006 0-1 2.93 14 0 30.2 27 14 10 11 20 SFG A- Salem-Keizer2007 0-0 3.11 8 0 8.2 8 7 3 5 8 SFG Rk/A- R-Giants/S-K2008 3-1 2.68 19 1 40.1 31 15 12 15 22 SFG A- Salem-Keizer2009 3-2 4.17 32 0 77.2 91 44 36 29 24 SFG A- Augusta2010 6-8 4.86 31 0 103.2 116 65 56 37 49 SFG A+ San JoseCareer 5 yrs 12-12 4.03 104 1 261.0 273 145 117 97 123

JOSH SCHMIDTAt Pacifi c From 2004-05 - Drafted in 2005 (15th Round)

YEAR W-L ERA G SV IP H R ER BB SO ORG LV Teams2005 5-1 0.27 26 13 33.0 14 1 1 8 47 NYY A- Staten Island2006 4-4 4.37 39 1 68.0 56 37 33 31 66 NYY A+ Tampa2007 6-1 2.79 39 3 67.2 54 24 21 28 92 NYY A+ Tampa2008 1-3 2.57 38 16 49 41 17 14 21 49 NYY A+/AA Tampa/Trenton2009 8-4 1.61 46 0 83.2 57 16 15 38 96 NYY AA Trenton2010 4-3 3.02 49 2 65.2 47 22 22 30 74 NYY AA/AAA Trenton/SWBCareer 6 yrs 28-16 2.57 237 35 367.0 269 117 105 156 424

JAKE WILDAt Pacifi c From 2006-07 - Drafted in 2007 (26th Round)

YEAR W-L ERA G SV IP H R ER BB SO ORG LV Teams2007 3-1 1.88 17 2 48.0 33 11 10 2 62 SEA Rk R-Mariners2008 6-11 4.59 30 0 100.0 114 57 51 40 94 SEA A/A+ Wisc/High Desert2009 6-8 4.09 34 0 132.0 146 75 60 37 116 SEA A+ High Desert2010 6-6 5.52 30 0 117.1 143 79 72 38 95 SEA A+/AA High Desert/W. TennCareer 4 yrs 21-26 4.37 111 2 397.1 436 222 193 129 367

HUNTER CARNEVALEAt Pacifi c From 2007-10 - Drafted in 2010 (33rd Round)

YEAR W-L ERA G SV IP H R ER BB SO ORG LV Teams2010 3-1 6.35 17 1 28.1 37 24 20 12 35 NYM R/A- Kingston/BrooklynCareer 4 yrs 3-1 6.35 17 1 28.1 37 24 20 12 35

ANTHONY JACKSONAt Pacifi c From 2005-06 - Drafted in 2006 (16th Round)

YEAR G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO AVG ORG LV Teams2006 62 252 32 62 4 2 1 21 18 55 .246 COL A- Tri-City2007 121 464 84 113 21 12 6 42 51 111 .244 COL A Asheville2008 107 430 71 128 21 7 1 39 29 85 .298 COL A+ Modesto2009 116 422 61 93 11 4 4 34 44 58 .220 COL AA Tulsa2010 122 434 67 109 12 7 2 40 60 73 .251 COL AA TulsaCareer 5 yrs 528 2002 315 505 69 32 14 176 202 382 .252

J.B. BROWNAt Pacifi c From 2008-10 - Drafted in 2010 (14th Round)

YEAR G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO AVG ORG LV Teams2010 57 201 28 62 12 4 3 29 13 29 .308 NYM A- BrooklynCareer 1 yr 57 201 28 62 12 4 3 29 13 29 .308

NICK LONGMIREAt Pacifi c From 2008-10 - Drafted in 2010 (Fifth Round)

YEAR G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO AVG ORG LV Teams2010 68 265 53 76 11 7 9 55 34 62 .287 STL A- BataviaCareer 1 yr 68 265 53 76 11 7 9 55 34 62 .287

JOE OLIVEIRAAt Pacifi c From 2006-10 - Drafted in 2010 (15th Round)

YEAR G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO AVG ORG LV Teams2010 36 108 19 22 4 1 0 7 14 21 .204 BAL A- AberdeenCareer 1 yr 36 108 19 22 4 1 0 7 14 21 .204

MIKE WALKERAt Pacifi c From 2007-10 - Drafted in 2010 (14th Round)

YEAR G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO AVG ORG LV Teams2010 74 267 41 74 14 2 8 41 60 78 .277 MIL R HelenaCareer 1 yr 74 267 41 74 14 2 8 41 60 78 .277

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JOHN STROHMAYERAt Pacifi c Until 1968

Drafted in 1968 (26th Round Round) YEAR TEAM W-L ERA G SV IP H R ER BB SO 1970 MON 3-1 4.86 42 0 76.0 85 48 41 39 74 1971 MON 7-5 4.34 27 1 114.0 124 63 55 31 56 1972 MON 1-2 3.52 48 3 76.2 73 32 30 31 50 1973 MON/NYM 0-1 5.84 24 0 44.2 47 30 29 26 20 1974 NYM 0-0 0.00 1 0 1.0 0 0 0 1 0 Career 5 yrs 11-9 4.47 142 4 312.1 329 173 155 128 200

ROB SPERRINGAt Pacifi c Until 1971

Drafted in 1971 (Fifth Round) YEAR TEAM G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO AVG 1974 CHC 42 107 9 22 3 0 1 5 9 28 .206 1975 CHC 65 144 25 30 4 1 1 9 16 31 .208 1976 CHC 43 93 8 24 3 0 0 7 9 25 .258 1977 HOU 58 129 6 24 3 0 1 9 12 23 .186 Career 4 yrs 208 473 48 100 13 1 3 30 46 107 .211

KEITH JOHNSONAt Pacifi c Until 1992

Drafted in 1992 (Fourth Round) YEAR TEAM G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO AVG 2000 ANA 6 4 2 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 .500 Career 1 yr 6 4 2 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 .500

DAN REICHERTAt Pacifi c From 1995-97

Drafted in 1997 (First Round) YEAR TEAM W-L ERA G SV IP H R ER BB SO 1999 KAN 2-2 9.08 8 0 36.2 48 38 37 32 20 2000 KAN 8-10 4.70 44 2 153.1 157 92 80 91 94 2001 KAN 8-8 5.63 27 0 123.0 131 83 77 67 77 2002 KAN 3-5 5.32 30 0 66.0 77 48 39 25 36 2003 TOR 0-0 6.06 15 0 16.1 28 12 11 8 13 Career 5 yrs 21-25 5.55 124 2 395.1 441 273 244 223 240

D.J. HOULTONAt Pacifi c From 2000-01

Drafted in 2001 (11th Round) YEAR TEAM W-L ERA G SV IP H R ER BB SO 2005 LAD 6-9 5.16 35 0 129.0 145 79 74 52 90 2007 LAD 0-2 4.18 18 0 28.0 28 14 13 7 21 Career 2 yrs 6-11 4.99 53 0 157.0 173 93 87 59 111

CHASE HEADLEYAt Pacifi c in 2003

Drafted in 2005 (Second Round) YEAR TEAM G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO AVG 2007 SDG 8 18 1 4 1 0 0 0 2 4 .222 2008 SDG 91 368 34 89 19 2 9 38 30 104 .269 2009 SDG 156 543 62 142 31 2 12 64 62 133 .262 2010 SDG 161 610 77 161 29 3 11 58 56 139 .264 Career 4 yrs 416 1502 174 396 80 7 32 160 150 380 .264

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ALL-TIME MAJOR LEAGUE STATISTICS FOR PACIFIC TIGERS - BATTINGRk Yrs From To ASG G PA AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB CS BB SO BA OBP SLG OPS 1 Norm Bass 3 1961 1963 0 66 89 82 5 8 0 0 1 6 0 0 3 48 .098 .129 .134 .264 2 Grant Dunlap 1 1953 1953 0 16 17 17 2 6 0 1 1 3 0 0 0 2 .353 .353 .647 1.000 3 Joe Ferguson 14 1970 1983 0 1013 3624 3001 407 719 121 11 122 445 22 12 562 607 .240 .358 .409 .767 4 Chase Headley 4 2007 2010 0 416 1675 1502 174 396 80 7 32 160 31 8 150 380 .264 .335 .390 .725 5 D. J. Houlton 2 2005 2007 0 52 35 30 1 3 1 0 0 1 0 0 3 18 .100 .182 .133 .315 6 Keith Johnson 1 2000 2000 0 6 7 4 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 .500 .667 .500 1.167 7 Stu Pederson 1 1985 1985 0 8 5 4 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 .000 .000 .000 .000 8 Dan Reichert 5 1999 2003 0 11 10 9 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 .111 .111 .111 .222 9 Rob Sperring 4 1974 1977 0 208 533 473 48 100 13 1 3 30 1 6 46 107 .211 .281 .262 .543 10 John Strohmayer 5 1970 1974 0 142 59 50 3 10 0 0 0 3 0 0 2 12 .200 .231 .200 .431

ALL-TIME MAJOR LEAGUE STATISTICS FOR PACIFIC TIGERS - PITCHINGRk Yrs From To ASG W L W-L% ERA G GS GF CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR BB IBB SO HBP BK WP BF 1 Norm Bass 3 1961 1963 0 13 17 .433 5.32 65 34 13 6 2 0 253.2 271 164 150 26 137 2 111 4 0 10 1146 2 D. J. Houlton 2 2005 2007 0 6 11 .353 4.99 53 19 12 0 0 0 157.0 173 93 87 26 59 3 111 8 0 2 691 3 Dan Reichert 5 1999 2003 0 21 25 .457 5.55 124 51 20 1 1 2 395.1 441 273 244 43 223 9 240 23 0 34 1799 4 John Strohmayer 5 1970 1974 0 11 9 .550 4.47 142 17 49 2 0 4 312.1 329 173 155 35 128 11 200 8 2 13 1361

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ALL-TIME PACIFIC TIGERS IN PRO BASEBALL- BATTERS(Major League stats only shown for players who reached MLB)Player Pos Yrs From To ORG High MLBY G PA AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB CS BB SO BA OBP SLG OPS Octavio Amezquita SS-2B 1 2004 2004 DET A+ 32 102 98 7 23 2 0 1 9 5 2 2 9 .235 .265 .286 .550 Chris Amos 2B-INF 1 1994 1994 IND IND 25 108 95 15 21 8 0 0 6 0 1 10 19 .221 .302 .305 .607Justin Baum 3B-1B 5 2007 2010 SD A+ 297 1235 1071 168 268 61 5 31 169 6 4 128 253 .250 .335 .403 .739 Matt Berezay OF 2 2007 2008 LAD AA 287 1160 1011 143 262 63 15 32 156 19 12 117 221 .259 .342 .446 .788 Scott Boras 3B-2B 4 1974 1977 STL, CHC AA 371 1330 1175 106 338 51 18 5 79 12 3 133 76 .288 .363 .374 .738 J.B. Brown 2B 1 20010 Pres NYM A- 57 224 201 28 62 12 4 3 29 2 1 13 29 .308 .347 .453 .800 Bud Chinchiolo 1 1947 1947 C 11 30 30 - 9 1 0 0 - - - - - .300 .300 .333 .633Joe Ferguson OF-C 5 1968 1972 LAD AAA 485 1762 1574 161 441 81 17 57 168 20 8 173 185 .280 .351 .462 .813Tim Gilhooly OF 2 2002 2003 BAL A- 107 394 360 34 73 18 0 8 36 11 4 29 150 .203 .264 .319 .583 Deryk (Greggory) Gross OF 3 1988 1990 MIN A+ 189 660 604 59 136 15 7 6 57 21 12 48 154 .225 .284 .303 .587 Richard Hackett OF 2 2001 2002 BAL AA 113 337 298 32 62 8 1 5 26 5 7 31 89 .208 .292 .292 .584Chase Headley 3B-LF 6 2005 Pres. SD MLB 4 416 1675 1502 174 396 80 7 32 160 31 8 150 380 .264 .335 .390 .725 James Hill SS 1 1988 1988 DET, MIL Rk 49 146 146 - 32 7 0 0 - - - - - .219 .219 .267 .486Anthony Jackson OF 5 2005 Pres COL AA 528 2290 2002 315 505 69 32 14 176 151 36 202 382 .252 .331 .340 .670 Keith Johnson IF 12 1992 2003 LAD, AZ, ANA MLB 1 6 7 4 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 .500 .667 .500 1.167Jesse Kovács SS-UT 4 2005 2008 IND Ind. 280 1189 1017 172 262 60 6 16 156 19 15 148 230 .258 .353 .376 .728 Nick Longmire OF 1 2001 Pres STL A- 68 309 265 53 76 11 7 9 55 12 3 34 62 .287 .372 .483 .855 Anthony Lozinski C 3 1988 1990 PHI AA 67 227 205 12 44 4 0 0 10 0 0 17 41 .215 .277 .234 .511 Vic Madden 3B 2 1983 1984 CLE A+ 192 657 597 44 150 34 2 29 44 1 3 57 36 .251 .315 .461 .776Rick Morton 1B 4 2001 2004 CLE A+ 249 996 885 130 240 44 8 44 136 5 7 97 224 .271 .343 .488 .831 Joe Oliveira C 1 2010 Pres BAL A- 36 129 108 19 22 4 1 0 7 1 1 14 21 .204 .315 .259 .574Joe Ortiz C 4 1987 1990 MIL, OAK A+ 184 539 534 4 126 26 2 4 10 3 2 3 46 .236 .240 .315 .554Randy Paulin C-1B 1 1995 1995 KC A- 54 210 191 14 39 6 0 3 22 0 1 14 49 .204 .267 .283 .549 Walter (Stine) Poole C-1B 5 1980 1984 DET, MIN AAA 458 1581 1473 155 344 72 6 51 180 2 3 86 310 .234 .277 .394 .672 Victor Sanchez 1B-C 9 1994 2002 HOU, ARI AAA 767 2794 2554 317 710 126 4 128 385 36 25 182 502 .278 .333 .481 .814 Chip Sell OF 8 1994 2001 LAD, ARI, MIL AAA 803 2864 2595 378 755 128 32 34 311 103 42 192 497 .291 .345 .404 .749Michael C. Smith OF-1B 3 1970 1972 SD, MIN A- 173 445 445 - 104 18 2 19 - - - - - .234 .234 .411 .645Rob Sperring 2B-SS 9 1971 1979 CHC, HOU MLB 4 208 533 473 48 100 13 1 3 30 1 6 46 107 .211 .281 .262 .543 Steve Sherrill 1B-C 1 1973 1973 STL Rk 13 40 40 - 12 0 1 0 - - - - - .300 .300 .350 .650Willie Tatum 1B 8 1988 1995 BOS AAA 705 2701 2389 231 617 127 16 51 203 62 35 252 407 .258 .338 .389 .727 Bryce Terveen C-1B 7 1999 2005 ATL, SEA AAA 352 1318 1101 144 264 50 2 21 150 4 8 157 260 .240 .353 .346 .699 Pat Tobin 1B-2B 1 1981 1981 CHC A- 55 204 163 24 30 5 2 1 13 4 0 37 39 .184 .340 .258 .598Mike Walker 2B-1B 1 2010 Pres MIL Rk 74 329 267 41 74 14 2 8 41 1 1 60 78 .277 .413 .434 .848

ALL-TIME PACIFIC TIGERS IN PRO BASEBALL- PitchersPlayer Pos Yrs From To ORG High MLBY W L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR BB IBB SO WHIPRod Bovee P 3 1974 1976 SDP AA 7 9 4.38 62 9 0 0 4 113 118 82 55 4 76 0 49 1.717Joe Brownholtz P 4 1991 1994 TEX A+ 25 14 2.76 78 51 2 1 3 372 356 136 114 26 82 2 194 1.177Hunter Carnevale P 1 2010 Pres NYM A+ 3 1 6.35 17 0 0 0 1 28.1 37 24 20 1 12 0 35 1.729Joey Centanni P 1 2009 2009 BAL Rk 0 1 4.38 10 0 2 0 0 0 12.1 13 6 6 0 3 0 1.297Syd Church P 4 1978 1981 SDP AA 9 12 3.64 138 2 0 0 7 188 183 95 76 16 118 5 38 1.601Mark Cipres P 3 1983 1985 TEX, CAL A 9 10 2.34 83 2 0 0 6 184.2 157 75 48 5 117 0 45 1.484Todd Culp P 2 2001 2002 CLE A- 2 2 4.13 40 0 0 0 2 65.1 56 35 30 5 48 0 87 1.592Timothy Didjurgis P 2 2005 2006 LAA A+ 3 8 3.69 67 1 0 0 0 112.1 99 56 46 5 53 0 106 1.353 Dale Dolejsi P 1 1994 1994 DET Rk 3 1 3.93 24 0 0 0 1 36.2 33 20 16 2 18 1 17 1.391Steve Fischer P 5 2000 2004 OAK AA 25 21 4.09 163 38 0 0 11 413.2 454 236 188 23 160 10 301 1.484Steve Francheschi P 2 1970 1971 SFG A 6 8 3.36 53 6 - - - 118 118 54 44 11 44 - - 1.373D.J. Houlton P 9 2001 2009 HOU, LAD MLB 2 6 11 4.99 53 19 0 0 0 157 173 93 87 26 59 3 111 1.478Scott Mitchell P 7 1995 2001 MON AAA 36 25 3.92 190 60 4 1 7 555 556 269 242 62 169 4 370 1.306Darin Moore P 5 1999 2003 OAK AA 8 25 6.33 164 28 0 0 1 298.2 286 264 210 13 236 9 250 1.748Doug Nelson P 4 1987 1990 KCR AA 22 21 4.21 100 27 0 0 0 306 331 167 143 20 96 7 50 1.395Curtis Pasma P 3 2007 2009 MIL A+ 5 5 4.55 54 4 0 0 6 110.2 130 64 56 13 23 1 106 1.383 Mike Pitz P 6 1986 1991 LAD, SEA AA 1 5 3.98 36 6 0 0 1 86 87 44 38 4 22 0 67 1.267Larry Prewitt P 6 1975 1980 NYM, SFG AAA 41 37 4.26 157 97 17 4 3 670 591 387 317 27 461 21 419 1.570Randy Ralstin P 1 1986 1986 ATL Rk 0 0 11.44 13 0 - - - 19.2 39 30 25 6 15 - - 2.746Dan Reichert P 12 1997 2009 KC MLB 5 21 25 5.55 124 51 1 1 2 395.1 441 273 244 43 223 9 240 1.680Christian Reinheimer P 1 1994 1994 STL Rk 0 1 4.41 13 0 0 0 0 16.1 17 10 8 1 19 0 11 2.204Mike Rios P 1 1994 1994 OAK A- 0 1 2.45 8 1 0 0 1 11 12 9 3 1 6 0 14 1.636Rob Schilling P 3 1981 1983 CHC, NYM AA 22 21 3.5 75 46 9 0 4 349.1 338 171 136 33 115 10 251 1.297Sergio Silva P 2 2003 2006 PIT A+ 8 3 2.1 33 11 0 0 7 85.2 63 25 20 5 27 0 83 1.051John Strohmayer P Greg Unger P 1 1982 1982 NYY Rk 5 2 1.37 22 0 0 0 1 46 42 13 7 1 10 1 45 1.130Jason Walker P 2 2001 2002 MON A+ 3 9 7.62 44 9 0 0 1 82.2 94 78 70 6 74 1 55 2.032Josh Schmidt P 6 2005 Pres NYY AAA 28 16 2.57 237 5 0 0 35 367 269 117 105 15 156 13 424 1.158Eric Stolp P 5 2006 Pres SFG A+ 12 12 4.03 104 18 0 0 1 261 273 145 117 15 97 3 123 1.418Jake Wild P 4 2007 Pres SEA AA 21 26 4.37 111 57 2 0 2 397.1 436 222 193 41 129 1 367 1.422

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Pat TobinPat Tobin

Tim GilhoolyTim Gilhooly

Darin MooreDarin Moore

1968 Joe Ferguson^ .................. Los Angeles Dodgers (Eighth Round) John Strohmayer^ ................... Oakland Athletics (26th Round)

1970 Michael Smith ........................ San Diego Padres (24th Round) Steve Francheschi .................. San Franciso Giants (30th Round)1971 Rob Sperring^ ............................... Chicago Cubs (Fifth Round)1973 Steve Sherrill .........................St. Louis Cardinals (40th Round)1974 Rod Bovee .............................. San Diego Padres (15th Round)1975 Larry Prewitt ............................. New York Mets (Fourth Round)1978 Syd Church ............................. San Diego Padres (20th Round)

1980 Walter (Stine) Poole .................... Detroit Tigers (Eighth Round)1981 Rob Schilling ................................ Chicago Cubs (Fifth Round) Pat Tobin ..................................... Chicago Cubs (22nd Round)1982 Rob Brzezinski .................. San Francisco Giants (22nd Round) Greg Unger ............................. New York Yankees (24th Round)1983 Vic Madden ........................... Cleveland Indians (22nd Round) Mark Cipres ................................. Texas Rangers (28th Round)1986 Mike Pitz ......................... Los Angeles Dodgers (Fourth Round) Randy Ralstin ..............................Atlanta Braves (36th Round)1987 Joe Ortiz ............................ Milwaukee Brewers (Eighth Round) Doug Nelson ..........................Kansas City Royals (19th Round)1988 Willie Tatum .............................. Boston Red Sox (Ninth Round) James Hill ......................................Detroit Tigers (31st Round) Deryk Gross ..............................Minnesota Twins (12th Round) Anthony Lozinski ...................Philadelphia Phillies (Ninth Round)

1990 Troy Kopp ....................................Montreal Expos (15th Round)1991 Joe Brownholtz ..............................Texas Rangers (31st Round)1992 Keith Johnson^ ................ Los Angeles Dodgers (Fourth Round)1994 Victor Sanchez ............................Houston Astros (13th Round) Mike Rios .............................. Oakland Athletics (22nd Round) Chip Sell .............................Los Angeles Dodgers (33rd Round) Dale Dolejsi ...................................Detroit Tigers (51st Round) Christian Reinheimer ............... St. Louis Cardinals (56th Round)1995 Scott Mitchell ............................Montreal Expos (22nd Round) Randy Paulin ..........................Kansas City Royals (23rd Round)1997 Dan Reichert^.........Kansas City Royals (First Round [Seventh])1999 Darin Moore............................ Oakland Athletics (Fifth Round) Bryce Terveen ............................. Atlanta Braves (22nd Round)

2000 Steve Fischer .......................... Oakland Athletics (24th Round)2001 D.J. Houlton^ .............................. Houston Astros (11th Round) Jason Walker ..............................Montreal Expos (14th Round) Richard Hackett .......................Baltimore Orioles (25th Round) Rick Morton ............................ Cleveland Indians (25th Round) Todd Culp ............................... Cleveland Indians (37th Round)2002 Tim Gilhooly ..........................Baltimore Orioles (Fourth Round)2003 Sergio Silva ......................... Pittsburgh Pirates (Eighth Round)2004 Alex Graham ............................Baltimore Orioles (28th Round) Octavio Amezquita ........................ Detroit Tigers (29th Round) Jesse Kovács ....................... Philadelphia Phillies (31st Round)2005 Chase Headley*^ ................ San Diego Padres (Second Round) Josh Schmidt* ........................ New York Yankees (15th Round)2006 Eric Stolp* ......................... San Francisco Giants (14th Round) Anthony Jackson* ....................Colorado Rockies (16th Round) Matt Berezay ...................... Los Angeles Dodgers (21st Round)2007 Justin Baum ........................San Diego Padres (Seventh Round) Jake Wild* ............................... Seattle Mariners (26th Round) Curtis Pasma ....................... Milwaukee Brewers (36th Round)

2010 Nick Longmire* ......................St. Louis Cardinals (Fifth Round) J.B. Brown* .................................New York Mets (14th Round) Mike Walker* .......................Milwaukee Brewers (14th Round) Joe Oliveira* ............................Baltimore Orioles (15th Round) Hunter Carnevale* .......................New York Mets (33rd Round)

Larry PrewittLarry Prewitt

61 Total Players Drafted 10 Players Currently Active in Pro Ball (*) 7 Major Leaguers (^) 1 First Round Picks

Mike Walker on Draft Day 2010Mike Walker on Draft Day 2010

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Klein Family Field, the fi rst on-campus home for the Pacifi c Baseball team since 1951, offi cially opened on April 18, 2006 as the Tigers defeated Nevada, 8-3. Klein Family Field was made possible by a generous do-nation from the Klein family.

Family patriarch Sol Klein came to Stockton in 1917 and soon became known as the father of youth base-ball here. He established a 16-team grammar school league, donating uniforms and equipment to poor chil-dren; helped found Little League Baseball in Stockton and was one of the founders and fi rst president of the Stockton Baseball Club, now the Stockton Ports. His son, Bud Klein, played baseball for Pacifi c and then Stanford before being drafted by the Boston Red Sox in 1950. While Bud did not pursue a major league base-ball career, he has brought the University great honor by entrusting to it the education of numerous family members

Bob Corkern, a spokesman for the Klein family, says the gift to Pacifi c’s baseball program is prompted as much by their enthusiasm for the University as it is their love of the game.

University of the Pacifi c Director of Athletics Lynn King believes the community also benefi ts from the new baseball complex. Summer camps and youth leagues will be able to use the facilities when not used by the University, and the ability to host college tournaments and playoffs is expected to bring economic benefi ts to local business.

Klein Family Field has a capacity of 2,500 specta-tors. The fi eld dimensions are 317 feet down the left fi eld line, 380 feet at the left fi eld power alley, 395 feet to straightaway center fi eld, 367 feet at the right fi eld power alley and 325 feet down the right fi eld line.

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Pacifi c intercollegiate ath-letics is proud to acknowl-edge its team physicians as well as other medical practitioners and providers, who work in direct consulta-tion with the athletic train-ing staff. Their services are invaluable to the overall medical care and physi-cal well-being of all Pacifi c student-athletes.

PACIFIC TEAM DOCTORS

Dr. Gary AlegreOrthopedist

Dr. Scott BethuneOrthopedist

Dr. Edward CahillOrthopedist

Dr. Howard ChiDentist

Dr. Steven EagerOrthopedist

Dr. Aubrey FederalRadiologist

Kathy HunterNurse PractionerCowell Wellness Center

Dr. Alan KawaguchiOrthopedist

Dr. Eric LarsonSports Medicine

Dr. Anh LeOrthopedist

Dr. Vincent LeungOrthopedist

Dr. Gary MurataOrthopedist

Dr. Bill McDonaldPodiatrist

Dr. Peter SalamonOrthopedist

Dr. George Westin Jr.Orthopedist

Dr. Roland WinterOrthopedist

Medical care of Pacifi c student-athletes begins with its athletic training staff and a fully operational Athletic Training Center. The center features the latest in injury prevention, rehabilitation, clinical diagnosis and educational research. The athletic training room is operated and is staffed by director of athletic training Chris Pond and assistant directors of athletic training Andy Gepford and Annette Martinez. Pond, Gepford and Martinez are certifi ed athletic trainers by the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA) and oversee treatment and medical attention given to all of Pacifi c’s intercol-legiate sports. In his 19th year at Pacifi c, Pond is a 1988 graduate of Utah State, and spent two years at Arizona before arriving in Stockton. The athletic training room is also the training laboratory of Pacifi c’s athletic training undergraduate studies program. Pacifi c offers athletic training as a fi eld of study within the University’s Department of Sport Sciences. Approximately 15 students participate annually in Pacifi c’s student-athlete training program. The academic needs of athletic training students are supervised by Jodi Baker (ATC), director of Pacifi c’s Athletic Training Education Program.

The Pacifi c Athletic Training Staff is provides the best possible care to help the Tigers student-athletes prepare and recover from practice and competition to help prevent injuries, and if necessary, recover from them.With eight full-time staff, 15 undergraduate assistants, and 16 affi liated specialists, the Pacifi c Athletic Training staff keeps the Tigers at their peak performance.

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Strength & Condition is an integral part of any student-athlete’s life. At Pacifi c, new facilities combined with a dedicated staff work toward success on the fl oor for the Tigers.The multi-purpose weight training and fi tness facility within the Pacifi c Intercollegiate Athletic Center is 4,000

Under the direct supervision of Pacifi c’s Director of Athletic Performance Tony Sandoval, the Tigers train on state-of-the-art equipment designed to help each student-athlete be-come stronger, faster and more explosive in order to reach their maximum potential.

square feet and includes 10 Olympic platforms, 10 racks, fi ve bench presses, fi ve adjustable inclines, two full racks of dumbells, over 50 medicine balls and Swiss balls and six adjustable plyometric boxes.The latest addition to the Tigers fi tness facilities includes a 2,000 square foot conditioning room with plyometric fl ooring and 20 Schwinn Spin Bikes.

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Pacifi c Women’s Basketball has a proud history of dedicated student-athletes striving for excellence in the classroom. Year after year, Tigers garner academic recognition at the University, conference and national level. Helping the Tigers to be successful in the classroom are the academic facilities provided to Pacifi c student-athletes. Under the guidance of Pacifi c’s academic support team of Associate Director of Athletics for Student Services & Compliance/ Senior Woman Administrator Holly Trexler, Assistant Coordinator of Academic Achievement Wendy Cornwall, and Athletic Academic Counselor Danielle Neault (pictured, bottom right), Pacifi c student-athletes are giv-en every resource they need to succeed in the classroom and be prepared for their post-college careers.

In addition to the in-house facilities, the university library pro-vides state-of-the-art study facilities and computer labs for all Pacifi c students. The library just completed a major renovation that was aimed at providing more networked group study rooms, better space for collaborative learning projects, new communi-cation technologies, and increased access to networked infor-

mation resources and tools.

With an array of facilities and resources, Pacifi c has created the Tigers Academic Success Program in which all Pacifi c student-athletes meet twice a month with assistant coach Bradley Davis to go over their class schedules. Meetings include with current and past assignments as well as midterms and fi nals. Coach Davis acts as a second advisor to the players to ensure that they are primed for success in the classroom as well as on the court. A credentialed English teacher who spent the last eight years preparing high school students to succeed academically, Coach Davis will meet with all student-athletes pertaining to the editing of papers and essays. This assistance is in addition to the scheduled monthly meetings with the student-athletes.

In addition to the meetings with Coach Davis, student-athletes are provided with an array of different academic support systems around campus to help the Tigers succeed. All Pacifi c students are assigned to a university academic advisor, who is the primary advisor to the student concerning all aspects of academics. These advisors are in place to ensure an academic fi rst and academic success way of thinking when it comes to scheduling.

Academic support meetings serve primarily to assist the student-athlete with balancing her athletic and academic schedules and to support her academically in any other way possible.

With the commitment to excellence in the classroom by the entire women’s basketball team and the entire athletic depart-ment, the 2009-10 season is sure to bring several more academic honors to the Tiger basketball history book.

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For the third consecutive year, the Pacifi c baseball team will hold its Salute to the Troops on Sunday home games at Klein Family Field.

Together with Sacramento-Stockton-Modesto Buick-Pontiac GMC Dealers, Pacifi c offers free admission to all Sunday home games for all military per-sonnel. Not only will the Tigers continue to don their camoufl age jerseys, but every Sunday home game will offer a military theme in support of the troops such as Pacifi c Veteran Appreciation Day, Flag Day, Military Family Apprecia-tion Day and the culmination with the Memorial Day observation on Sunday, May 22.

Prior to the fi rst pitch at each Sunday home game, on-fi eld presentations will take place including the presentation of the colors, enlistment ceremonies and little league teams warming up with the Tigers.

Pacifi c Baseball invites all local groups and organizations to participate in the events which include space for informational booths and tents through-

out the concourse at Klein Family Field. Groups may provide information about opportunities available to veterans in the community. Pacifi c Athletic Marketing will team up with its partners for military-themed give-aways in between in-nings to all the fans and active/retired military in attendance.

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Notable AlumniNotable AlumniSCOTT BORAS

SPORTS AGENT1977, 1982 (JD)

DAVE BRUBECKJAZZ PIANIST

1942

ARTHUR A. DUGONIPRES. OF AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOC.

1948

CHRIS ISAAKMUSICIAN & ACTOR

1980

MIKE MERRIWEATHERNFL LINEBACKER

1982

PETE CARROLLNFL HEAD COACH

1973

JENNIFER JOINESOLYMPIC VOLLEYBALL PLAYER

2004

ELAINA ODENOLYMPIC VOLLEYBALL PLAYER

1989

DELL DEMPSNEW ORLEANS HORNETS G.M.

1992, 1998

MICHAEL OLOWOKANDI#1 PICK IN NBA DRAFT

1998

TOM FLORESNFL HEAD COACH

1959

ALEX SPANOSFORBES 400/REAL ESTATE DEVELOPER

1948

• Named in the U.S. News & World

Report as one of the Top 100

universities in the United States

• 14:1 student to faculty ratio

• Average class size: 20 students

• 444 highly qualifi ed faculty

members on three campuses;

92% hold a doctorate or the

highest degree in their fi eld

• Pacifi c’s green, tree-lined

campus and graceful brick-

faced buildings are often

compared to Ivy League schools

Academics are Number OneNumber One at the University of the Pacifi c, and Pacifi c is proud of its student-athletes’ perfor-mances in the classroom. In addition to having some truly outstanding individual scholar-athletes, Pacifi c currently boasts a graduation rate of over 96 percent for all recruited student-athletes who exhaust their athletic eligibility. During the spring semester of 2008, Pacifi c student-athletes posted a combined grade point average of 3.0.

Pacifi c is annually represented on Big West Academic All-Conference teams, Academic All-America teams, and boasts NCAA Post-Graduate Scholars in several sports. For the 2008-09 academic year, Pacific honored 102 Big West Conference Scholar-Athletes. In order to qualify for the distinction, student-athletes must record a 3.0 grade point aver-age over their two most recently completed semesters. Freshmen are required to attain a 3.2 grade point average over one semester to earn the accolade.

Student-Athlete Academic Success

• 1 Academic All-Americans

• 41 on Big West Academic All-

Conference Team

• 2 on Mountain Pacifi c Sports

Federation All-Academic Team

• 2 Named Big West Scholar-

Athletes of the Year

• 102 Big West Scholar-Athletes

• 134 Pacifi c Scholar-Athletes

• 5 on National Field Hockey

Coaches Assoc. Academic Team

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TIGERS LETTER-WINNER AND CURRENT SPORTS AGENT SCOTT BORAS HOLDS A PAIR OF DEGREES

FROM UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC

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Despite the loss of fi ve players to professional baseball, the Pacifi c Tigers remain poised to improve upon last year’s 31-win season as the 2011 campaign readily approaches. Juniors OF Nick Longmire (San Diego, Calif.) and 2B J.B. Brown (Alvin, Texas) opted to jump to the pro game after the 2010 Major League Draft, while 3B Mike Walker (Marysville, Calif.), catcher Joe Oliveira (San Diego, Calif.) and RHP Hunter Carnevale (Roseville, Calif.) completed their eligibility and moved on to the next level. Longmire was selected in the fi fth round by the St. Louis Cardinals after hit-ting .327 with 5 home runs and 27 RBI in 2010. Brown was taken by the New York Mets in the 14th round after he paced Pacifi c in batting average at .376. Walker was a 14th round selection of the Milwaukee Brewers after clubbing 12 homeruns, 52 RBI, 123 total bases and a .552 slugging percentage for Pacifi c. Oliveira’s .332 average and defensive work behind the plate drew the attention of the Baltimore Orioles, who selected him in the 15th round. The New York Mets took RHP Hunter Carnevale in the 33rd round after he earned All-Big West honors with a 3.53 ERA and fi ve wins. “One of the strengths of program is developing players,” said head coach Ed Sprague, who enters his eighth year at the helm in 2011. “Only one of those guys was drafted out of high school. We felt they were guys with tools and we’re proud to have helped them become great college players and hopefully great professional players. We’re certainly happy for them. We had a fantastic year last year and those fi ve were a big part of it. They had a tremendous impact on our program.” Yet, despite the loss of the talented quintet, Pacifi c has an ample supply of talented returnees to blend with their newcomers. “Obviously, when players like that leave, you have to replace them. You have six positions, maybe seven we have to replace. We’re fortunate in the sense that the guys who are going to replace them have been in the program for a year and have a little bit of playing time under their belts. They’ve been through what our schedule entails and what playing in the Big West is all about. They won’t have the playing experience, but they’ll have the experience of being in the dugout and having the experience of being part of our program already. Pacifi c returns 16 letter-winners from last season’s 31-23 squad, including six position player starters, two starting pitchers and four relief pitchers.

PITCHING STAFF Senior RHP Marcus Pointer, who tallied seven wins in 2010 with a 4.58 ERA in 106 innings last season, junior RHP John Prato Matthews (9.2 IP, 7 K), and senior RHP Jake Hummel (7-4, 4.65 ERA, 57 strikeouts), headline a staff which returns seven pitchers from last year’s staff. Robbie Richardson will hold down the stopper role in the pen after posting a 3.26 ERA in 23 appearances last year with 17 strike-outs. “It all starts with our pitching,” Sprague continued. “We have our top three pitchers back in Marcus Pointer, Jake Hummel and Robbie Richardson. That’s a plus because when you have to bring in some younger players who lack the experi-ence, it’s easier to do on the hitting side rather than the pitching side. The core of our pitching staff is Marcus Pointer on Friday night and Jake Hummel -- Those two got a majority of innings last season and each won seven games last year – and then Robbie Richardson at the end of the game. And Jared Wagner will help out in that role as well. I think we have some stability in our pitching. I think the guys we brought in will strengthen our staff, and I’d expect our pitching to be a little bit bet-ter than last year.”

Joining Pointer and Hummel in the rotation will likely be junior RHP John Prato Matthews (Davis, Calif.). Prato Matthews tossed just 9.2 innings last season, strik-ing out seven. But after developing his game and with a bolstered confi dence from his productive offseason, stands poised to jump into a role as a weekend starter. “John Prato Matthews threw a little bit for us last year, but has so far thrown the ball really well, so I think he’ll have an impact. Paul Moeller is starting to get healthier and healthier. We’re hoping he can eventually move into our starting rota-tion.” Moeller, who missed last season following ligament replacement surgery (also known as Tommy John surgery), will take the fi eld for the fi rst time at Pacifi c. The red-shirt sophomore spent the 2009 campaign at Cosumnes River Junior Col-lege, where he appeared in 15 games in relief as a freshman, posting a 3-0 record and an earned run average of 3.79. In the bullpen, Richardson will anchor the relief corps after leading the Tigers in 2010 in ERA at 3.26. The right-hander from Lodi, Calif., ranked fourth in the Big West in games fi nished with 18. Over his fi nal 10 appearances of 2010, Richardson slammed the door on opponents, posting a 1.84 ERA in 14.2 innings of work. He walked just three batters from April 18th on, against nine strikeouts, fi nishing with 17 Ks in 38.2 innings total. Wagner, a 6-3 redshirt junior from Danneville, Calif., joins Pacifi c from Seward Community College, where he started six games, including one complete game, and made fi ve relief appearances. Also providing options out of the bullpen will be RHP Chris Larsen (Moline, Ill.), who joins the Tigers from Chandler-Gilbert Community College in Arizona, where he posted a 2.70 ERA as a sophomore. Redshirt freshman Andrew Wild (Visa-lia, Calif.) is poised to make his Tiger debut in 2011. The lefty red-shirted 2010 after posting 19 wins at Mt. Whitney High School as a senior in 2009. RHP Jonas Noack (San Diego, Calif.) pitched in a limited role out of the pen last season, but handled situational assignments by allowing just one two-out hit in four appearances. “Overall, our pitching staff should be better. Some of the freshmen who pitched a few innings for us last year seem to have a little better command and have shown improvement over the off-season,” Sprague continued. Junior transfer Jake Waardenburg (Kalamath Falls, Ore.) transitions to a the Division I level as the 6-4 righty was a second team All-South West Athletic Confer-ence selection as a sophomore at Western Nevada College last season. True freshmen RHP Curtis Cantaloube (El Dorado Hills, Calif.), who posted a 7-0 record with an ERA under 1.00 as a senior at Oak Ridge High School, and LHP Kyle Crawford (Modesto, Calif.), a two-time all-league selection at Beyer High, round out the Tigers staff. Senior RHP Thomas Berolzheimer (Stockton, Calif.) will miss 2011 after off-season Tommy John surgery. “Our pitching staff throws strikes. They pitch to contact which is important,” Sprague explained. “Defensively, you have to make the routine play when you pitch to contact so you don’t elevate pitch counts. We have more guys who are ready to pitch at this level than we had going in to last year. We have more depth, and more depth in the middle. If our starter doesn’t go deep, we’ll have a better ability to bridge that gap to our late-inning guys. In years past, we had a harder time doing that if our starter didn’t go six or seven innings. Now I think we have more guys who can come in out of the bullpen as middle relief guys, throw strikes, get outs and help close the door. Chris Larsen will be one of those guys. Andrew Wild as well. You never know who is going to really step up, but with more depth in that middle relief role, we have more candidates to emerge.”

Despite the loss of five players to professional baseball the Pacific Tigers Joining Pointer and Hummel in the rotation will likely be junior RHP John Prato

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OFFENSEOn offense, the Tigers re-turn four position starters who hit over .300 last sea-son. Led by All-Big West Honorable Mention senior Brian Martin (Livermore, Calif.), who hit .364 last season, sophomore 1B John Haberman (Stock-ton, Calif.), junior OF Brett Christopher (Livermore, Calif.) and senior OF/RHP Matt Carvutto (Poway, Calif.) all fi nished with an average over .300 in 2010. Martin, whose .364 average ranked eighth in the Big West last season,

added 38 runs batted in and 15 doubles while ranking 10th in the conference with a .432 on-base percentage and sixth in the Big West with 83 hits. Haberman hit .327 on the year, with 30 runs batted in to go with 13 doubles en route to Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American honors. Christopher checked in with a .312 average with fi ve home runs, 39 RBI and eight doubles, six triples and eight stolen bases. His six triples ranked third in the Big West last season. Rounding out the Tigers which hit over .300 last year is Carvutto, who posted a .303 batting average with 17 runs batted in and fi ve doubles. Christopher will once again lead-off the Tigers lineup in 2011, Sprague said. “Brett Christopher had a break-out year last year. A switch-hitter, he’ll be in the lead off spot. He plays a great centerfi eld. He has power at times from both sides of the plate, but he’s the catalyst of our lineup. He can bunt, he can run. He’s an exciting player to watch at the top of our lineup.” Sophomore Dustin Torchio (Santa Cruz, Calif. ) will slide into the second spot in the lineup and play second base. “He got some playing time last year, but probably not as much as we’d like to have given him,” Sprague continued. “He was our only other middle infi elder last year so we had to hold him out in case someone got hurt. It was hard to get him at bats sometimes. He’s probably a slight improvement defensively over J.B. Brown, of course J.B. was a great offensive player. Torchio will probably hit second. He’s a different type of hitter than Brown. He can handle the bat, hit the other way. He’s can take pitches, he’s not afraid to hit with two strikes, he’ll be able to move run-

ners over. He might have a ‘quiet breakout year.’ He’ll be a consistent presence in our lineup.” Torchio appeared in 16 games last season with fi ve starts, picking up six hits in 27 at bats. “At fi rst base, Brian Martin is a four-year starter for us,” Sprague said, of his three-hole hitter. “There’s a lot of talk about his bat, which is deserved, but he’s also a very good defensive fi rst baseman. I would expect he’ll continue to hit in the middle of our order, hitting third like he has the last two years.” “John Haberman, the freshman All-American last year is our DH. He got off to a great start last year. He’ll probably get a lot of time at DH. He can play fi rst, but Martin is the guy there.” With the top half of his lineup relatively fi rm, Sprague shifted gears to the positions where the Tigers will rely on versatility and depth to match-up with op-ponents, or give multiple players a chance to impress and earn a starting role. “Third base is going to be a combination of Daniel Johnston, Garrett Borba and Peter Miller,” Sprague continued. “Johnston will also see some time in left. It depends on who’s swinging the bat well to see who plays were because we have options with Carvutto and Allen Riley in the outfi eld to interchange some guys and put Johnston in the outfi eld. Playing Johnston at third would get another bat in the lineup.” “Daniel Johnston, who was drafted late last year, comes in as a junior. He showed a lot of promise and could be a good offense player depending on how he recognizes some of the different pitching he’ll be facing at this level. He can play third, fi rst, or outfi eld. He can be a big bat in the lineup if he gets going. He might have the most potential of all the hitters in our lineup. He’s a line-drive hitter with power and speed. If he gets going and get to a good start, he can be a Nick Longmire type of guy. Of course, moving from junior college to this level, there’s a period of adjustment, but I expect him to be an everyday player for us.” Johnston (Portola Valley, Calif.) joins Pacifi c from Canada Junior College where he hit .336 with fi ve home runs. “Borba is probably better defensively. He has great hands and is a sneaky good offensive player. He has a short-swing and moves the ball around. He’s a tough at bat,” commented Sprague. Borba, a transfer from his hometown Merced Junior College, posted a .407 on-base percentage last season as a sophomore. Miller will provide more options for Sprague as the freshman from Santa Cruz, Calif., can play third, fi rst or pitch. The 6-0 right-hand hitter was a fi rst team all-league pick with a .385 average and fi ve home runs in his senior year of high school. “In right fi eld, Allen Riley got a little bit of playing time the last couple years. He’s a switch hitter and a good offensive player. He’s been coming into his own and swinging the bat well in the fall. We’ll try and get him as many at bats as possible, whether it’s in the outfi eld, or a DH role. He has the ability to really have a breakout

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2011 Pacifi c TigersBack Row (L-R): Brian Essing, Curtis Gomez, Garrett Borba, Dustin Torchio, Allen Riley, Brett Christopher, Jason Taasaas, Jacob Sylvester, Tyger Pederson, Alec Williams, Aaron Hassel, Thomas Berolzheimer, Angel Rosendo, Kyle Crawford.Second Row (L-R): Director of Operations Chris McCormack, Josh Simms, Paul Moeller, Volunteer Assistant Coach Keith Komeiji, Assistant Coach Don Barbara, Head Coach Ed Sprague, Assistant Coach Mike McCormick, Undergraduate Assistant Ramon Glasgow, Andrew Wild, Curtis Canta-loube, Riley Drongesen, John Haberman, Athletic Trainer Andy Gepford.Front Row (L-R): Jared Wagner, Brian Martin, Chris Larsen, Paul Moeller, Daniel Johnston, Jacob Waardenburg, Robbie Richardson, John Prato Mat-thews, Jake Hummel, Marcus Pointer, Matt Carvutto, Brent McMinn, Erik Lockwood, Ryan Kochan, Jonas Noack.

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year for himself if he gets comfortable and confi -dent.” Riley (Fresno, Calif.) appeared in 23 games for the Tigers last season, as the junior started 11 games as sophomore in 2010. Down the stretch, Riley gained confi dence, pick-ing up four multi-hit games and succeeding in a pair of pinch-hit opportunities with base hits. Also providing depth in the outfi eld are freshman Brian Essig (Salt Lake City, Utah) and Alec Williams (Omaha, Neb. Williams won

a pair of state titles at Westside High School, and was named the MVP of Omaha All-Star Game as a senior. Essig is a two-year varsity starter and three-year letter winner at Brighton High School, Essig was a First Team All-Region outfi elder. As a senior, he drove in 25 runs, tallied 13 extra-base hits and posted a .672 slugging percentage. At shortstop, junior Josh Simms (La Mesa, Calif.) will take over after spending the last two seasons primarily as an outfi elder. Simms picked up eight hits in 24 at bats last year in eight games of action for a .333 batting average. “He might be our best outfi elder on the team, but he’s athletic enough to play anywhere,” Sprague said. “He’s just kind of a guy who gets it done without a lot of fl ash. Borba might also get some reps at short, and he can also play second and third.” “We have a lot of interchangeable parts. We have a freshman, Riley Drong-esen who can play pretty much any position. Erik Lockwood can play fi rst or can play left fi eld. We have a number of freshmen who are versatile and can get some time in a variety of places. Miller might see some time on the mound. He can also play some fi rst, so if there’s a situation where we’re facing a left-hander and one of our lefties is struggling, he can play there for a day.” Drongesen, a freshman from Granite Bay, Calif., hit .455 as a senior in high school and was fl awless in the fi eld defensively with a 1.000 fi elding percentage. Lockwood, a 6-3 freshman from Broomfi eld, Colorado, was a two-time All-State se-lection and four-year All-Conference honoree. The lefty spent time at fi rst, outfi eld and pitcher and was named an All-State performer on the mound as a senior. Also capable in both the infi eld and outfi eld is sophomore transfer Brent McMinn (Hous-ton, Texas). McMinn played both right fi eld and fi rst base for Cisco Junior College, helping the team to a 35-20 record by posting a .360 batting average. Redshirt sophomore Tyger Pederson (Palo Alto, Calif.) is also slated to make his Tiger debut in 2011. He sat out last season but posted a .471 batting average in 2009 for University of the Redlands junior college, primarily as a middle infi elder.Another freshman, Curtis Gomez (Watsonville, Calif.) will provide infi eld depth. He was a two-time First Team All-Santa Cruz Coast League selection, as both a junior and senior as he posted a .495 batting average as a with three home runs in 2010. Fellow freshman Ryan Kochan (San Ramon, Calif.) joins the Tigers for 2011 from California High School, where the right-hander locked down the middle infi eld at both shortstop and second for the Grizzlies. “Behind the plate, we’ll see three guys getting playing time. Jacob Sylvester, Aaron Hassel and Jason Taasaas will see most of the time,” Sprague continued. “I’d say Taasaas would probably be the starter at this point. But I don’t see one guy getting the majority of the time like we had in years past with Joe Oliveira catching virtually every game. Junior Jacob Sylvester (Livermore, Calif.) appeared in eight games last sea-son, starting a pair of games backing up Oliveira. He walked twice in seven plate appearances and tallied fi ve assists without a miscue behind the dish. Hassel is a redshirt junior from Tarzana, Calif., who played in three games in his fi rst year with the Tigers last season, after spending 2009 at at Cosumnes River College. For the Tigers, he picked up a base hit in three at bats. Taasaas, a 6-1 freshman from Elk Grove, Calif., was a four-year varsity letter-winner at Franklin High School and a two-time First Team All-Delta Valley selection. His senior season, he earned Second Team All-Metro accolades. “Taasaas is a good receiver and throws the ball very well. Sylvester has a good arm as well, but he’s a more offensive player. And Hassel is probably our best block-er. So they all kind of bring a different aspect. They are all similar in some regards, so we’ll see who plays well and earns a stronghold on the position, but it wouldn’t be surprising to see three guys getting some innings in there over the course of the

weekend.” Also providing depth behind the plate is freshman Angel Rosendo. The 5-11 native of Venezuela joins Pacifi c after earning letters in baseball and soccer at Los Arcos High School in Caracas. “I think we have a balanced lineup,” Sprague surmised. “We have a little more speed than we had last year, and maybe just a little better bat control. We still have some guys who can pop the ball out of the ballpark, but I don’t see us being a big home run hitting team. We’re a little more versatile this year. We might not have the three or four stars that will go out there and carry the load, but we have a lot of capable pieces. It will be a team effort.”

OUTLOOK For the Tigers, success in 2011 will be predicated on pitching and fundamen-tals. “We preach it every year, but the importance of taking the extra base, elimi-nating the extra base for our opponents; fundamental baseball is really going to be very important.” The fundamentals instilled by coach Sprague and his staff helped Pacifi c to commit a Big West low in errors defensively last season and turn in a conference-best 47 double-plays. The Tigers also allowed the second-fewest stolen bases in the conference. Pacifi c threw out 39.4 percent of would-be basestealers, second best in the conference. And while the college baseball world adjusts to new NCAA mandates for bats, the Tigers scrappy, fundamental style gives them a leg up on those opponents who relied more heavily on the long ball. “With the new bats, we can expect a little less offense this season. At least that’s what everyone expects,” Sprague opined. “You’ll see a little more small ball, but that won’t be a huge adjustment for us. You have to apply pressure and handle other teams’ pressure and that just comes down to fundamental baseball. Getting the outs they give you, having quality at bats and putting the ball in play. That’s really what it comes down to. If we can make the routine play on defense, and have quality at bats, we’re going to be alright.” “For our team to have a successful season, I think our team needs to continue to get better, maintain their confi dence. You never know what’s going to happen on the offensive side of things when you go out there with six or seven new players. Are they going to get down if they go 0-for-4 one day? How they handle playing every day is going to be a big key.” “To m e, it’s going to be our execution on offense. If our starting guys are aver-aging seven innings, it’s going to make a huge difference.” With the fall season and preseason workouts underway since mid-January, Sprague feels his club is cohesive and has bought into the contagious nature of executing sound fundamental play. The Tigers will open the season on Feb. 18 at home against Kansas State, a Big XII program working off back-to-back NCAA Regional appearances. Pacifi c will also welcome Stanford, California, Gonzaga, Sacramento State, San Jose State to Klein Family Field, as well as traditional Big West opponents UC Irvine, UC Davis, Cal Poly and Long Beach State. “We play a great schedule,” Spague said. “That’s something a student-ath-lete who comes to play at Pacifi c realizes. Not only our tough Big West Conference competition, but our region is outstanding for college baseball. That’s one of the things we let everyone know: It’s a great university. You get a great education here. We play a great schedule. You work with coaches that are committed to developing players as student-athletes. And we have a great facility in Klein Family Field. We take pride in having a great fi eld and facility.” The Tigers enter their sixth season with Klein Family Field serving as their home ballpark. “I think we have arguably the best playing surface in the country,” Spague continued. “We have one of the best facilities on the West Coast. We’re hoping to start construction on some of the extra amenities to make Klein Family Field even better. Right now, it’s top notch for the players and to watch a game from, but we want to make it above and beyond that for our fans with even more concessions, restrooms. When you look at the West Coast, we’re right there with the premier fa-cilities around.” With the picturesque setting and a team building off the third 30-win season in Sprague’s fi rst seven years, the 2011, the excitement of game day for Pacifi c baseball is at it’s all-time high. “They’re a great group of guys to coach. I really like being around this team,” he said. “They’re getting better and I think we’ll be better at the end of the year than we are at the beginning of the year. And that’s the goal. You need to maintain confi dence and steadily improve as the year goes on.” “It will be a fun team. I think we’re a little better than I thought we’d be at this point. It should be a fun year for people to watch their Tigers at Klein Family Field.”

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Coaching Staff Head Coach: #33 Ed Sprague, eighth seasonAssistant Coach: #31 Don Barbara, third seasonAssistant Coach: #44 Mike McCormick, third season Volunteer Assistant Coach: #13 Keith Komeiji, fi rst seasonUndergraduate Assistant: Ramon Glasgow, fi rst seasonDirector of Baseball Operations: Chris McCormack, third season

Pronunciations Thomas Berolzheimer Barrels-hi-merCurtis Cantaloube Canta-loobRiley Drongesen DRAW-geh-sonRyan Kochan CO-chanJonas Noack NO-ackTyger Pederson Tiger PetersonJohn Prato Matthews Pray-tohAngel Rosendo Ahn-hel ro-ZEN-dohJason Taasaas Tah-sisDustin Torchio Tor-she-oh

PITCHERS (14) 13 Jacob Waardenburg RHP R/R 6-4/218 JR-TR Kalamath Falls, Ore. (Western Nevada College) 21 Erik Lockwood LHP/1B R/L 6-3/190 FR-HS Broomfi eld, Colo. (Broomfi eld) 22 Marcus Pointer RHP R/R 6-3/180 SR-1L Pacifi ca, Calif. (Skyline JC) 25 Robbie Richardson RHP R/R 6-4/210 SR-1L Lodi, Calif. (Cosumnes River College) 25 Jared Wagner RHP R/R 6-3/210 RS JR-TR Danneville, Calif. (Seward CC) 26 Curtis Cantaloube RHP R/R 6-3/185 FR-HS El Dorado Hills, Calif. (Oak Ridge HS) 28 Chris Larsen RHP R/R 6-3/190 JR-TR Moline, Ill. (Chandler Gilbert CC) 29 Thomas Berolzheimer RHP L/R 6-0/185 SR-3L Stockton, Calif. (St. Mary’s HS) 30 John Prato Matthews RHP R/R 6-6/220 JR-1L Davis, Calif. (Sacramento City CC) 34 Jonas Noack RHP/1B R/R 6-6/235 SO-1L San Diego, Calif. (University City HS) 36 Jake Hummel RHP R/R 6-3/215 SR-1L Peoria, Ariz. (Scottsdale CC) 39 Paul Moeller LHP L/L 6-3/185 RS SO Folsom, Calif. (Cosumnes River JC) 40 Kyle Crawford LHP R/L 5-10/170 FR-HS Modesto, Calif. (Beyer HS) 41 Andrew Wild LHP L/L 5-11/191 RS FR-RS Visalia, Calif. (Mt. Whitney HS)

CATCHERS (4) 5 Jacob Sylvester C R/R 6-1/210 JR-2L Livermore, Calif. (Livermore HS) 15 Jason Taasaas C R/R 6-1/195 FR-HS Elk Grove, Calif. (Franklin HS) 19 Aaron Hassel C R/R 5-10/185 RS JR-1L Tarzana, Calif. (Cosumnes River College) 47 Angel Rosendo C R/R 5-11/170 FR-HS Caracas, Venezuela (Los Arcos)

INFIELDERS (10) 1 Garrett Borba INF R/R 5-8/155 JR-TR Merced, Calif. (Merced JC) 4 Curtis Gomez INF R/R 5-9/165 FR-HS Watsonville, Calif. (St. Francis CCC HS) 7 Riley Drongesen INF R/R 6-1/195 FR-HS Granite Bay, Calif. (Granite Bay HS) 9 Tyger Pederson INF L/R 5-11/175 RS SO-RS Palo Alto, Calif. (University of Redlands) 10 Dustin Torchio INF S/R 5-10/160 SO-1L Santa Cruz, Calif. (Santa Cruz HS) 20 John Haberman 1B/LHP L/L 6-1/220 SO-1L Stockton, Calif. (St. Mary’s HS) 27 Daniel Johnston INF/OF R/R 6-5/195 RS JR-TR Portola Valley, Calif. (Canada JC) 32 Brian Martin 1B L/R 6-2/215 SR-3L Livermore, Calif. (Livermore HS) 37 Peter Miller INF/RHP R/R 6-0/235 FR-HS Santa Cruz, Calif. (Santa Cruz HS) 46 Ryan Kochan INF R/R 6-0/150 FR-HS San Ramon, Calif. (California HS)

OUTFIELDERS (7) 8 Josh Simms OF R/R 6-0/170 JR-2L La Mesa, Calif. (Grossmont HS) 11 Brett Christopher OF S/R 6-0/180 JR-2L Livermore, Calif. (Livermore HS) 14 Brian Essig OF R/R 5-11/180 FR-HS Salt Lake City, Utah (Brighton HS) 16 Brent McMinn OF/INF R/R 6-2/185 SO-TR Houston, Texas (Cisco JC) 17 Alec Williams OF R/R 5-9/165 FR-HS Omaha, Neb. (Westside HS) 23 Allen Riley OF S/R 5-9/185 JR-2L Fresno, Calif. (Edison HS)

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Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA2008 6.99 1 3 27 1 0 0 4 37.1 55 34 29 11 32 11 0 4 183 .353 7 3 0 6 72009 5.40 1 2 23 1 0 0 5 26.2 36 18 16 6 21 11 0 0 119 .330 4 0 0 3 12010 10.24 0 1 13 1 0 0 0 9.2 15 11 11 4 9 2 0 2 47 .357 0 0 0 0 1TOTAL 6.84 2 6 63 3 0 0 9 73.2 106 63 56 21 62 24 0 6 349 .345 11 3 0 9 9

Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA2008 8.78 1 0 10 0 0 0 0 13.1 24 14 13 5 8 5 0 1 71 .414 4 2 0 2 42009 5.40 1 0 8 0 0 0 0 6.2 9 5 4 2 6 4 0 0 30 .333 3 0 0 1 02010 8.53 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 6.1 7 6 6 1 7 2 0 1 27 .269 0 0 0 0 0TOTAL 7.86 2 0 25 0 0 0 0 26.1 40 25 23 8 21 11 0 2 128 .360 7 2 0 3 4

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29292010 (Junior):Berolzheimer began the 2010 season injured and made his only start on March 23 against No. 19 Stanford before moving to the bullpen for the remainder of the season. During his rehab start, Thomas was a part of Pa-cifi c’s fi rst home victory over the Cardinal since the 1995 season. Berol-zheimer appeared in 13 games, pitching a total of 9.2 innings. Thomas held his opponents scoreless nine times while striking out nine and walk-ing four on the season.

2009 (Sophomore):Seeing time primarily as a reliever, Thomas spent a large part of the sea-son as the Tigers’ closer. He fi nished out the year with a 5.40 ERA and one win in 2009, leading all of Pacifi c’s relievers with fi ve saves on the year. Berolzheimer’s fi ve saves tied him for sixth place in Pacifi c single-season history with two other players. His nine career saves in two years with the Tigers places Berolzheimer third in Pacifi c’s all-time saves list which is only nine shy of tying the all-time record in Tiger history. During his sophomore season, Thomas accrued 26.2 innings of work, including a three-inning start at Nevada on April 21 when he held the Wolf Pack scoreless in the 10-7 victory. Berolzheimer earned his only win of the season against No. 16 Cal Poly on April 10 when Pacifi c pulled out a 5-4 victory over the Mustangs. He tossed one scoreless inning out of the bullpen, striking out two batters to allow the Tigers to come from behind and win the game. Thomas held opponents scoreless 16 times during the 2009 season including a perfect stretch of fi ve-consecutive games from April 28 to May 13.

2008 (Freshman):In his fi rst year with Pacifi c, Berolzheimer tested out a variety of roles from the mound and led the entire pitching staff in appearances with 25. He spent the bulk of his time in relief and at the end of the season topped all Tigers with three saves, as well as fi nishing 12 games for the Tigers. Thomas’s three saves came on May 7 against Santa Clara (11-7), April 29 vs. San Francisco (10-6) and March 2 against Washington (7-4) -- which happened to be his longest outing of the year. In three innings against the Huskies, Thomas did not allow an earned run, struck out six batters and lowered his ERA to 1.59 after the fi rst three games of the season. He

fi nished fourth overall in strikeouts with 31.

High School:Thomas graduated from St. Mary’s High School in Stockton, Calif. in 2007. Over three seasons, Berolzheimer was a part of a Rams team that posted a 66-24 overall record and an impressive 34-6 league mark. Thomas closed out his senior season with a 2.17 ERA in 54.2 innings. Fin-ishing with a 6-3 record, Berolzheimer was an All-Tri City Athletic League First Team pitcher in 2007. In addition to his pitching, Berolzheimer spent time at second and third base for St. Mary’s.

Personal:Thomas Berolzheimer is the son of Charles and Ginger Berolzheimer. He has one brother, Philip (22), who played water polo for the Tigers and graduated in 2009. In his third year at Pacifi c, Thomas is a business ma-jor with intentions to own his own business some day.

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2010 (Junior):Making all 54 starts last year, Brian Martin locked down the fi rst base position for the Tigers. Offensively, Martin closed out the year as Pacifi c’s second best hitter, with an average of .364 to go along with his third-best .343 Big West Conference batting average. Brian fi nished the 2010 sea-son tied for the most hits on the team, as his 83 matched JB Brown’s own mark of 83 this season - placing both batters in the Tiger record books for the single-season hits category. Martin also led the team with hits in Big West action with 34. Defensively in conference play, Martin was one of the few Tigers to turn in a perfect 221 chances, making a team-high 207 putouts at fi rst base, as well as 14 assists with no errors in 2010. Martin was only one of four players to record a perfect 1.000 fi elding percent-age on defense. Overall, Martin only committed one error throughout the entire 2010 season, with a team-high 479 putouts and 27 assists in 507 chances. For his all-around stellar junior campaign, Brian was bestowed Honorable Mention All-Big West accolades, the fi rst of Martin’s career.

2009 (Sophomore):Brian followed up his freshman campaign by developing into one of Pa-cifi c’s top hitters in 2009. Not only did he earn a starting role at fi rst base and come into his own defensively, but he also closed out the season with a .333 batting average to fi nish sixth on the team. Martin also turned in a fi nal slugging percentage of .484 to complement a .409 on base per-centage. In 2009, Brian recorded the third-highest Pacifi c hitting streak when he hit in 15-consecutive games from April 9 to May 3. As for his power numbers, Brian fi nished the season with three home runs and 10 doubles including a team-high three doubles in Pacifi c’s 7-5 victory on the road against San Jose State on April 14. Three times during the sea-son Martin turned in a three-hit performance, including his 3-for-4 show-ing against San Jose State in April. Brian went 3-for-4 in Pacifi c’s 10-2 victory over Houston on March 15 to launch his batting average over .350 . He turned in a perfect 3-for-3 game including three runs, one RBI and two walks against UC Santa Barbara on April 3, to put his batting average back over .300 for the remainder of the year. Brian also led all players in putouts, as he recorded 316 at fi rst base throughout the 2009 season, fi nishing with a .991 fi elding percentage.

2008 (Freshman):As a freshman, Brian played in 39 games for the Tigers and started 29

of those contests with 121 at bats. He was fi fth on the roster in doubles with 11. Martin signifi cantly contributed to his doubles tally on April 26 at Long Beach State, when he went 3-for-4 with two runs, one walk, two RBI and three doubles in the 14-13 loss to the 49ers. He had three other multi-hit games against Houston on Feb. 24 (two), San Francisco on April 28 (two) and UC Riverside on May 3 (two). Brian hit .264 on the year.

High School:Brian graduated from Livermore High School in 2007. Martin led the Cowboys as a senior with a .553 batting average, including 43 hits, 30 runs scored, 12 doubles, fi ve home runs and 28 RBI. Brian fi nished the 2007 season with a .875 slugging percentage in 25 games. The MVP of the East Bay Athletic League, Martin led Livermore HS to the North Coast Sec-tion Playoffs during his senior season. Martin was even better in league play, posting an EBAL record .615 batting av-erage. As a junior, Brian hit .324 with 24 hits, six doubles, two home runs and 18 RBI in 24 games.

Personal:Brian Martin was born in Palo Alto, Calif., and is the son of Steve and Bette Martin. He has one brother, Dan (23). For fun, Martin enjoys play-ing ping pong. In his third year at Pacifi c, Brian is a communication major who hopes to play profes-sional baseball.

Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2008 .248 40 31 129 12 32 11 0 0 17 43 .333 9 1 32 1 .292 5 1 0-1 81 6 3 .9672009 .333 41 37 153 30 51 10 2 3 31 74 .484 17 4 18 2 .409 2 1 0-2 316 22 3 .9912010 .364 54 54 228 37 83 15 1 0 38 100 .439 25 3 31 4 .432 1 2 0-3 479 27 1 .998TOTAL .325 135 122 510 79 166 36 3 3 86 217 .425 51 8 81 7 .390 8 4 0-6 876 55 7 .993

Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2008 .286 20 15 63 5 18 6 0 0 9 24 .381 4 1 12 0 .329 2 1 0-1 14 1 1 .9382009 .365 20 19 74 17 27 4 1 3 15 42 .568 11 3 10 0 .456 2 0 0-2 150 11 1 .9942010 .343 24 24 99 13 34 4 0 0 16 38 .384 13 1 18 1 .421 1 1 0-1 207 14 0 1.000TOTAL .335 64 58 236 35 79 14 1 3 40 104 .441 28 5 40 1 .409 5 2 0-4 371 26 2 .995

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24242010 (Junior):Matthew excelled in his fi rst season with the Tigers. He posted an OBP of .352 and a slugging percentage of .372 on the season. His .303 batting average ranks fourth-best among returners and Carvutto also tallied fi ve multi-hit games, including going 3-for-4 twice on Feb. 27 in Pacifi c’s 6-4 victory over Nevada, and then again in conference play in the Tigers 11-7 offensive barrage at UC Davis on May 9. As a hitter, Carvutto appeared in 30 games, started 27 times and compiling 99 at-bats. Carvutto also pitched 2.1 innings, walking and striking out one each. His two appear-ances as a pitcher occurred on Mar. 13 against Bradley in San Antonio, Texas, and also April 6 at Santa Clara.

Sophomore (Palomar College):A transfer from Palomar College in San Marcos, Calif., Carvutto and the Comets turned in a 36-13 overall record. Upon completion of a spectacu-lar season, Carvutto was named First Team All-Pacifi c Coast Conference, hitting .352 on the year. Matt tallied 12 doubles and three home runs to add to his team-leading 43 RBI over the course of 43 games and 38 starts in right fi eld. Carvutto combined for a stellar .497 slugging percentage that exploded to .627 in conference play.

Freshman (Cal State Northridge):In his fi rst season of Division I baseball, Carvutto spent his freshman year playing in the Big West Conference at Cal State Northridge, hitting .294 over the span of 13 games. In 17 at bats, Matt connected for fi ve hits, chipped in three runs and tallied three RBI as a freshman.

High School:A 2007 graduate of Poway High School, Matt was a two-year letterwin-ner in baseball. In 2007, Carvutto and the Titans fi nished with a 25-9 re-cord in the San Diego Section. In 34 games played as a senior, Carvutto compiled a .273 batting average in 34 total games, driving in 17 RBI with three doubles and two home runs. As a junior, Matt helped his team to a CIF championship in 2006 after posting a 23-12 mark on the season. Carvutto capped off that season hitting .333 on the year.

Personal:Matthew Carvutto was born in Poway, Calif., and is the son of Tom and Cindy Carvutto. Matt has two siblings, Tony and Amy. In his second year at Pacifi c, Carvutto is studying business administration.

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Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2010 .303 30 27 99 14 30 5 1 0 17 37 .374 5 3 11 5 .352 1 0 0-0 37 3 4 .909TOTAL .303 30 27 99 14 30 5 1 0 17 37 .374 5 3 11 5 .352 1 0 0-0 37 3 4 .909

Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2010 .297 12 10 37 1 11 1 0 0 8 12 .324 1 2 3 2 .341 1 0 0-0 15 2 2 .895TOTAL .297 12 10 37 1 11 1 0 0 8 12 .324 1 2 3 2 .341 1 0 0-0 15 2 2 .895

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2010 (Junior):Jake appeared in 22 games as a pitcher in 2010, taking the hill as a start-er in 13 contests. In 93.0 innings pitched, Hummel recorded 57 strike-outs and walked 25. On March 14 in the championship round of the Irish Baseball Classic against Notre Dame, Hummel pitched eight complete scoreless innings that included only one walk and six strikeouts in the fi nal 3-2 win. From there, Jake solidifi ed his rightful claim as Pacifi c’s Sunday starter. The righty went on to become one of three Tiger pitchers with seven or more wins on the year, compiling an impressive 7-4 record in 2010. In Hummel’s fi nal game of the season he recorded eight strike-outs and walked one in an impressive 7.0 inning performance against UC Santa Barbara on May 30. Hummel did double duty in his fi rst few games with the Tigers, starting out as the designated hitter. At the plate, Jake posted a .375 batting average in three contests before moving into a starting pitching role.

Previous School (Scottsdale Community College):Hummel graduated from Scottsdale CC in 2009, as the Fighting Arti-chokes placed second at the NJCAA World Series last season, where he secured his name on the World Series All-Tournament team. Jake took the mound during the elimination round in the NJCAA World Series and helped his team advance after knocking off the No. 1 team in Division II of the NJCAA, LSU Eunice, 9-1. In that game, Jake went 7.0 innings, allowing only one earned run off of eight hits. In 2008, he fi nished 12th in ERA in the National Junior College Athletics Association for Division II. In 2008, Scottsdale CC fi nished third in the NJCAA Division II National Tournament. In the summer of 2008, Jake played club ball for the Santa Maria Valley Packers alongside current Tiger, Tye Davis.

High School:A 2007 graduate of Peoria High School, Jake earned fi ve letters as a two-sport athlete in baseball (four) and basketball (one). Hummel capped off his senior year on the baseball team as he was named the Region Player of the Year. Prior to that award, Jake was named First Team All-Region twice as a sophomore and junior, and he started the awards off as a fresh-man, earning Second Team All-Region accolades.

Personal:Jacob Hummel was born in Glendale, Ariz., and is the son of Jeff and Julie Hummel. He has one younger brother, Jared. In his spare time, Jake en-joys hiking, golfi ng, camping and playing basketball. In his second year at Pacifi c, Hummel is studying engineering.

Year ERA W L App GS CG CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA2010 4.65 7 4 22 13 0 0 3 93.0 111 58 48 25 57 19 1 7 416 .299 6 6 1 6 7TOTAL 4.65 7 4 22 13 0 0 3 93.0 111 58 48 25 57 19 1 7 416 .299 6 6 1 6 7

Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA2010 4.85 4 2 10 8 0 0 1 55.2 74 36 30 14 30 13 1 5 258 .323 3 5 0 4 5TOTAL 4.85 4 2 10 8 0 0 1 55.2 74 36 30 14 30 13 1 5 258 .323 3 5 0 4 5

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22222010 (Junior):Marcus opened the year strong as Pacifi c’s Friday ace, going undefeated in his fi rst eight games pitched, storming out to a 6-0 record after his 8.0 inning outing against UC Riverside on April 9. Pointer started 15 games on the mound for the Tigers in 2010 and pitched a team-high 106.0 in-nings, fi nishing second on the team with 65 strikeouts. Pointer’s .265 opposing batting average was best on the team. In Big West Conference play, Marcus led the Tigers in strikeouts with 32 and innings pitched at 59.0. After kicking off the season with a 6-0 record, Marcus closed out the year 7-5 with a 4.58 ERA. On March 11 vs. Gonzaga in the Irish Base-ball Classic, Pointer tossed his fi rst career complete game with six strike-outs and one walk in a 6-1 victory. On May 14 at Cal State Bakersfi eld, Pointer pitched eight innings, striking out eight while allowing a single run. Marcus pitched at least eight innings in six of his starts and at least seven innings in 13 of his 15 starts in his fi rst year of Division I competi-tion.

Previous School (Skyline JC):A 2009 graduate of Skyline Junior College, Marcus and the Trojans fi n-ished 27-14 overall during the 2009 season and his 10-4 record as a pitcher tied for the sixth-best in the California Community College Athlet-ics Association (CCCAA). Pointer closed out his junior college career with a 4.12 ERA to give him an 11-3 record and 118 strikeouts in 104 innings, as well as three complete games and one complete game shutout in un-der 100 pitches to tie for fi fth in the CCCAA. Marcus’s 10 wins in 2008 were the most by any pitcher on the Trojan staff and his 20 appearances were also a team-high. The Coast Conference named Pointer Pitcher of the Year, as he closed out his career at Skyline with a 21-7 record to place second on the all-time wins record list in school history. Additionally, Pointer was named to the JC All-America team.

High School:Marcus was a two-sport athlete in basketball and baseball, graduating from Junipero Serra High School in 2007. During Pointer’s junior and se-nior years the Padres closed out the season with a 12-2 record and con-tinued on to win the West Catholic Athletic League in the championship game both seasons. For his efforts on the mound, Marcus was named

fi rst team all-league, First Team All-County and in his senior season, earned the award as Pitcher of the Year, after compiling a 10-0 record entering the championship game. Academically, Pointer was a four-year honor roll student who became a member of the National Honor Society.

Personal:Marcus Pointer was born in San Francisco, Calif., and is the son of Ste-phen and Sharon Pointer. He has one older sister, Stephanie. For fun, Marcus enjoys playing video games, poker and being outdoors. In his second year at Pacifi c, Pointer is a sports management major with hopes of either playing professional baseball or working in pro ball as a scout, agent, coach or GM.

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Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA2010 4.58 7 5 15 15 2 0 0 106.0 105 59 54 45 65 22 4 9 465 .265 3 7 1 3 14TOTAL 4.58 7 5 15 15 2 0 0 106.0 105 59 54 45 65 22 4 9 465 .265 3 7 1 3 14

Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA2010 5.49 2 5 8 8 1 0 0 59.0 71 39 36 27 32 17 2 7 271 .307 2 3 0 1 9TOTAL 5.49 2 5 8 8 1 0 0 59.0 71 39 36 27 32 17 2 7 271 .307 2 3 0 1 9

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25252010 (Junior):In his fi rst season with the Tigers, Robbie tossed 38.2 innings out of the bullpen for Pacifi c. Richardson led the team with a 3.26 ERA and was best among relievers with 17 strikeouts. Alongside teammate Jake Hum-mel, Robbie fi nished second on the team with three saves in 2010. Rich-ardson’s fi rst save of the year came in the Irish Baseball Classic game against Notre Dame on Mar. 14, in which he relinquished only one hit in the game’s fi nal inning to preserve Pacifi c’s 8-4 victory. Only three games later, Robbie earned his second save of the season against San Jose State on Mar. 28, allowing only one walk in 2.0 innings pitched, to save Pacifi c’s narrow 8-7 victory. In the fi nal game of the series against San Jose State Richardson came in to close out the game in extra innings. Behind his 1.0 inning pitched in which he allowed only one run, the Tigers came from behind to outlast the Spartans 3-2 in 11 innings, giving Robbie his only win of the season in the fi rst series sweep of 2010.

Previous School (Cosumnes River College):Richardson spent his fi nal season playing for Cosumnes River College af-ter teammate Jamie Niley played for the team a year prior and transferred to Pacifi c. Upon conclusion of his junior college career, Richardson set the school’s saves record (11) as well as the single-season appearance record (27). He capped off his career as the Big 8 Relief Pitcher of the Year, and competed in the league playoffs with the Hawks. Last year, the Hawks fi nished 29-17 overall, and Robbie led the pitching staff in ap-pearances with 27. He closed out 2009 with a 2-1 record as a reliever and complied an impressive 2.47 ERA over the span of 54.2 innings pitched. As a hitter, Richardson went .286 at the plate in seven at-bats. For his performance, Richardson was named a First Team All-Big 8 Conference selection

High School:A 2006 graduate of Tokay High School in Lodi, Calif., Robbie earned fi ve letters as a two-sport athlete in basketball (one) and baseball (four). In his senior season, Robbie was named second team all-league after the Tokay Tigers closed out the year as the South Section runners up, as they had done previously in the 2005 season. In 2004, Richardson’s freshman campaign, Tokay HS emerged as the Tri-City Athletic League champions.

Personal:Robert Richardson III was born in Stockton, Calif., and is the son of Rob-ert and Carmella Richardson. He has two siblings, Kadie and Matt. In his free time, Robbie enjoys spending time with his friends and watching sports. Richardson is a business major in his second year at Pacifi c, with hopes of working for a large company or owning his own business in the future.

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Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA2010 3.26 1 2 23 0 0 0 3 38.2 48 20 14 11 17 11 1 3 168 .320 0 0 2 6 1TOTAL 3.26 1 2 23 0 0 0 3 38.2 48 20 14 11 17 11 1 3 168 .320 0 0 2 6 1

Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA2010 3.45 0 1 10 0 0 0 1 15.2 23 7 6 3 8 3 1 1 69 .354 0 0 1 0 1TOTAL 3.45 0 1 10 0 0 0 1 15.2 23 7 6 3 8 3 1 1 69 .354 0 0 1 0 1

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Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2008 .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-1 0 0 0 .0002009 .222 16 4 27 3 6 0 1 0 3 8 .296 1 0 9 0 .250 0 1 1-3 18 0 1 .9472010 .312 53 53 218 37 68 8 6 5 39 103 .472 13 8 43 2 .368 3 12 8-11 169 2 4 .977TOTAL .302 70 57 245 40 74 8 7 5 42 111 .453 14 8 52 2 .356 3 13 9-15 187 2 5 .974

Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2009 .200 6 1 10 1 2 0 0 0 1 2 .200 0 0 4 0 .200 0 0 1-1 8 0 0 1.0002010 .340 24 24 100 15 34 4 3 2 21 50 .500 3 4 25 1 .376 2 7 3-5 74 1 1 .987TOTAL .327 30 25 110 16 36 4 3 2 22 52 .473 3 4 29 1 .361 2 7 4-6 82 1 1 .988

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11112010 (Sophomore):Brett played a huge role at Pacifi c during the 2010 season. Starting 53 games of the team’s 54 games in the outfi eld, Christopher excelled at the plate with a .368 OBP and a .472 slugging percentage. Brett was one of nine Tigers to close out 2010 hitting .300 or better with a .312 batting average. Christopher had 20 multiple hit games, including fi ve home runs and 39 RBI during his sophomore campaign. In Big West Conference play, Christopher started in all 24 games. He was fourth on the team with a .340 batting average, third with a .500 slugging percentage and led the Tigers with 100 at bats. Brett’s best game came on April 25th against Cal State Northridge, where he went 3-for-6 with a home run and four RBI. In one of Pacifi c’s biggest series, over No. 25 UC Irvine from April 16-18, Christopher took home national recognition as oen of College Baseball 360.com’s weekly Primetime Players. The switch-hitting Christopher led the Tigers to a 3-1 record on the week during Pacifi c’s fi rst series vic-tory over the Anteaters since the 2005 season. Christopher recorded the game-winning hit in the Tigers’ 7-4 victory on April 17 with a two-RBI double to score the go-ahead run, and scored the eventual game-winning run in the follow-up 7-2 win that gave Pacifi c the series.

2009 (Freshman):As a freshman, Christopher made his way into the starting line-up during four of the 16 games he played for Pacifi c. Brett primarily served as an outfi elder for the Tigers, but provided speed off the bench in several situ-ations. In 27 at-bats he compiled a .222 batting average and launched the fi rst triple of his collegiate career at Stanford on May 13 when the Ti-gers fell 14-13 in the bottom of the ninth. During that contest Brett drove in one of his three RBI on the season. Christopher’s best performance of the 2009 season was a 2-for-2 afternoon at the plate when Brett came in the second half of the game as an outfi elder in Pacifi c’s 11-0 win at Cal State Northridge on May 16.

High School:A 2008 graduate of Livermore High School in Livermore, Calif., Christo-pher earned four letters in basketball (two) and baseball (two). During those two years he lettered for the Cowboys (2007-08), the baseball team went 19-7 and 22-4 overall, winning the East Bay Athletic League

two consecutive seasons. The captain of his baseball team, Brett earned fi rst team all-league accolades his junior and senior seasons and capped off his high school career when he was named to the 2008 First Team All-Bay Area list. That year he hit .400 with four home runs, 35 RBI, 17 stolen bases and played error-free in the outfi eld. Academically, Chris-topher excelled in the classroom as well and was rewarded with a 2007 Student Athlete of the Year Award in the sport of basketball, and in 2008 he earned the Olympian Award for being an excellent two-sport student-athlete.

Personal:Brett Christopher was born in Laguna Hills, Calif., and is the son of Steve and Dee Christopher. He has one sister, LeAnna (23). For fun, Brett en-joys reading and playing basketball. In his third year at Pacifi c, Brett is a liberal arts-diversifi ed major with aspirations of becoming a teacher in the future.

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Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2009 .289 18 7 38 4 11 1 0 0 7 12 .316 2 1 11 1 .341 0 0 0-0 6 0 0 1.0002010 .237 23 11 59 7 14 2 0 0 6 16 .271 3 0 14 2 .274 0 0 0-0 12 0 0 1.000TOTAL .258 41 18 97 11 25 3 0 0 13 28 .289 5 1 25 3 .301 0 0 0-0 18 0 0 1.000

Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2009 .471 9 2 17 3 8 0 0 0 5 8 .471 2 1 5 0 .550 0 0 0-0 3 0 0 1.0002010 .071 8 2 14 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 .071 2 0 2 0 .188 0 0 0-0 4 0 0 1.000TOTAL .290 17 4 31 5 9 0 0 0 5 9 .290 4 1 7 0 .389 0 0 0-0 7 0 0 1.000

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23232010 (Sophomore):Allen started 11 contests for the Tigers in 2010, serving as the desig-nated hitter in six of those games, and an outfi elder the other fi ve. Riley closed out the season with 14 hits in 59 at bats, fi nishing up with six RBI his sophomore season. Against one of the Big West Conference’s top teams, No. 13 Cal State Fullerton, Allen delivered when asked of him as a pinch hitter. Against both Cal State Fullerton (May 1) and Santa Clara (April 28), Riley went 1-for-1 at the plate as a pinch hitter. Riley tallied four multiple hit games in 2010, with two hits, one double and one RBI on two separate occasions against San Francisco (Feb. 20) and Seattle (Mar. 4).

2009 (Freshman):In his fi rst year with the Tigers, Allen provided a power bat and an arm in the outfi eld as he notched seven starts in the fi eld or as Pacifi c’s desig-nated hitter. He fi nished his freshman campaign hitting just below .300, as Riley recorded a .289 season batting average. In Big West play, Ri-ley led the team for the beginning of the season and then fi nished hit-ting .471 in conference. His best outing of the year came against No. 16 Cal Poly on April 9 and 10 when he went 2-for-2 as a pinch hitter in both contests. In the second game against the Mustangs, Riley came off the bench and immediately contributed, notching the game-winning RBI as Pacifi c went on to upset Cal Poly 5-4. Allen fi nished the year with seven RBI and 11 hits in 18 games for the Tigers.

High School:Riley was a four-year letter winner of the Edison HS baseball team and graduated in 2008. His fi rst two years with the Tigers, Allen received Sec-ond Team All-League honors in the County/Metro Athletic Conference. As an upperclassmen, he repeated First Team All-C/MAC in 2007 and 2008. His senior season, Allen went an impressive .425 at the plate with eight home runs, 10 doubles, three triples and 27 RBI. Academically, he was named a scholastic athlete his junior and senior seasons.

Personal:Allen Riley was born in Fresno, Calif., and is the son of Sheila Dickson and Albert Riley. He has fi ve older siblings, Alberta, Albert, Akida Williams,

Mya Chambers and James Williams. In his spare time, Allen enjoys watch-ing movies, sleeping and spending time with his friends. He is a sports management major in his third year at Pacifi c with career aspirations of becoming an athletic director or a baseball agent.

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Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2009 .301 31 28 113 22 34 4 1 0 9 40 .354 13 0 22 2 .370 1 2 1-1 76 5 2 .9762010 .333 8 6 24 4 8 1 0 0 0 9 .375 2 0 6 0 .385 0 2 3-3 10 2 3 .800TOTAL .307 39 34 137 26 42 5 1 0 9 49 .358 15 0 28 2 .373 1 4 4-4 86 7 5 .949

Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2009 .314 19 18 70 10 22 1 1 0 5 25 .357 7 0 12 2 .377 0 2 0-0 51 1 2 .9632010 .381 6 6 21 4 8 1 0 0 0 9 .429 2 0 5 0 .435 0 1 3-3 9 1 2 .833TOTAL .330 25 24 91 14 30 2 1 0 5 34 .374 9 0 17 2 .390 0 3 3-3 60 2 4 .939

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882010 (Sophomore):Josh started six games for Pacifi c during the 2010 season, play-ing in the outfi eld during the fi nal eight games of the year. Simms fi nished 8-for-24 on the season, with a .333 batting average. Josh also tallied an impressive .385 on base percentage and a .375 slugging percentage, turning it on at the end of the year. He had three multi-hit games, with two hits against Cal Poly (May 22), and UC Santa Barbara (May 28, 29). Josh recorded one extra base hit in 2010, with a double against Cal Poly on May 21.

2009 (Freshman):In his fi rst year of collegiate baseball, Josh developed into a start-er in the outfi eld by the middle of the season. He saw time as a starter in 28 of Pacifi c’s 53 games in 2009, fi nishing with a .973 fi elding percentage and a .301 batting average. Simms’s hitting secured his as the best fi rst year campaign for any of the freshmen in 2009, tallying four doubles and a triple for a .354 slugging per-centage. Josh’s two best single-game performances came on May 24 against Cal State Bakersfi eld and April 18 at No. 6 Cal State Fullerton when he went 3-for-5 in each contest. Simms helped Pacifi c to a 14-10 come-from-behind victory over the Titans when he nearly hit for the cycle on the road, with a single, double and triple for three RBI on the evening. Against Cal State Bakersfi eld, Simms posted his fourth and fi nal double of the 2009 season.

High School:Simms graduated from Grossmont High School in La Mesa, Ca-lif., in 2008. He was a two-sport athlete and earned three letters as a second baseman in baseball and two letters as the football team’s quarterback. All three years he played varsity baseball, Josh earned recognition as a member of the all-league team. Twice he was named to the All-East County team. In addition to receiving honors for his play on the fi eld, Simms secured a spot on the all-academic team and on the honor roll.

Personal:Joshua Simms was born in Las Vegas, Nev., and is the son of Larry Simms and Victoria Bucknall. He has three younger siblings, Jes-sica, Ethan and Spencer. For fun, Josh enjoys listening to music, watching sports and playing golf. In his third year at Pacifi c, Josh is an exploratory major.

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Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2009 .150 10 5 20 1 3 0 0 0 2 3 .150 2 0 4 1 .227 0 0 0-0 30 3 1 .9712010 .000 8 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 2 0 1 0 .286 0 0 0-0 8 5 0 1.000TOTAL .120 18 7 25 1 3 0 0 0 2 3 .120 4 0 5 1 .241 0 0 0-0 38 8 1 .979

Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2009 .333 1 0 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 .333 0 0 1 0 .333 0 0 0-0 3 0 0 1.0002010 - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 -TOTAL .333 1 0 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 .333 0 0 1 0 .333 0 0 0-0 3 0 0 1.000

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552010 (Sophomore):Jacob started in two games in 2010, seeing time in eight contests on the year. Sylvester’s two starts both came behind the plate against Seattle on Mar. 6 and at Cal State Bakersfi eld on May 15. Jake added depth behind the plate and also served as a pinch hit-ter his sophomore season with fi ve at-bats. As a catcher, Sylvester caught one would-be baserunner stealing in 2010.

2009 (Freshman):As a freshman, Jacob came in and immediately started to see time behind the plate for the Tigers, serving as Pacifi c’s back-up catcher. He earned fi ve starts as Pacifi c’s stopper and saw time in 10 games all season behind the plate. In Big West Conference play, Sylvester recorded a .333 showing at the plate, after going 1-for-3 in one conference contest against Long Beach State on April 25. Defensively, Jake recorded 30 putouts from behind the plate and allowed 15 stolen bases for a .971 fi elding percentage. The freshman provided depth and options for the Tigers during the 2009 season.

High School:

Sylvester graduated from Livermore High School in 2008, earning three varsity letters in baseball alongside current teammate Brett Christopher. With the Cowboys, he was a three-time all-league selection in the East Bay Athletic League, was named the Boost-ers MVP twice and capped off his high school career as a Junior Olympic national champion. On the fi eld, Jake went .340 at the plate with fi ve home runs his senior year and recorded a .333 mark and three home runs as a junior. Academically, Sylvester was an Olympian scholarship recipient and earned the distinction of be-ing President’s Honor Roll all four years he was in high school.

Personal:Jacob Sylvester was born in Livermore, Calif., and is the son of Ken and Tina Sylvester. He has one brother, Joe. When he’s not play-ing baseball, Sylvester enjoys playing the guitar, reading and writ-ing. In his third year at Pacifi c, Jacob is a business administration major with hopes to either play in the major leagues or become a fi refi ghter after completing his degree.

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Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA2010 15.83 0 2 9 1 0 0 1 9.2 24 24 17 11 7 6 0 1 68 .490 3 6 0 2 0TOTAL 15.83 0 2 9 1 0 0 1 9.2 24 24 17 11 7 6 0 1 68 .490 3 6 0 2 0

Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA2010 - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 0 0 0TOTAL - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 0 0 0

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302010 (Sophomore):John appeared in nine games as a pitcher, making one start in his fi rst season at Pacifi c. Prato Matthews pitched a total of 9.2 innings, and threw a season-high 3.0 innings with four strikeouts in his fi rst outing of the season, as Pacifi c defeated San Francisco 10-3 on Feb. 20. John’s appearance out of the bullpen closed out the game and sealed the victory for Pacifi c, giving Prato Matthews his only save of the season. John’s only start of the season came on a mid-week game against Santa Clara on April 6, during an outing in which he did not all any earned runs and left the game without a decision.

Previous School (Sacramento CC):During the 2009 season, John was a member of the Sacramento City Col-lege baseball team. Last season the Panthers fi nished with a 25-19 over-all record and an 11-10 Big 8 Conference record to fi nish in fi fth place. Academically Prato Matthews earned the President’s Highest Honors both semesters at Sacramento CC. During the summer of 2009, John con-tinued to refi ne his game playing for the Medicine Hat Mavericks, where he hit .325 and posted a 3.50 ERA.

High School:A 2007 graduate of Davis Senior High School, Prato Matthews lettered in soccer, basketball and baseball. As a senior, John hit .400 in 2007 with the baseball team. On the basketball court, he led the league in rebounds his junior and senior years with 11 and 12 rebounds per game, respective-ly. During the soccer season John and his team won the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section championship in 2006, as Prato Matthews scored the winning goal. Academically, John graduated in the top 10 percent of his class with a 3.95 GPA.

Personal:John Prato Matthews was born in Sacramento, Calif., and is the son of Jim Matthews and Linda Prato. He has one older sister, Krista, who played basketball at Trinity University. In his second year at Pacifi c, John is ma-joring in mechanical engineering.

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Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2010 .333 3 0 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 .333 1 0 1 0 .500 0 0 0-0 6 0 0 1.000TOTAL .333 3 0 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 .333 1 0 1 0 .500 0 0 0-0 6 0 0 1.000

YEAR AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP SO GDP OBP SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2010 - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 -TOTAL - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 -

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19192010 (Redshirt Sophomore):Appearing in three games during his return to Pacifi c, Aaron tallied one hit and one run the three at-bats. Hassel’s only hit and run of the year came against Cal State Bakersfi eld on May 15, in addition to fi ve putouts as a catcher. Aaron also saw time against Bradley on March 13 and also No. 15 California on April 21. He fi nished out the season with a .333 bat-ting average, .500 on base percentage and also a .333 slugging percent-age in three games played.

Previous School (Cosumnes River College):Hassel spent his freshman year at Cosumnes River College in Sacramen-to, Calif., as the Hawks compiled a 28-15 overall record and went 14-7 in the Big 8 Conference. Appearing in 23 of the Hawks’ 46 games in 2009, Aaron posted a .120 batting average complete with three hits and tallied fi ve RBI. Hassel also drew fi ve walks to bring his on-base percentage to .385. From behind the plate, the catcher logged 64 putouts.

2008 (Freshman):Aaron redshirted his fi rst year at Pacifi c and spent time as the bullpen catcher.

High School:Hassel graduated from Campbell Hall High School in North Hollywood, Calif. in 2007. As a Viking, Aaron was a First Team All-Alpha League mem-ber following the 2007 season. During his high school career, Hassel posted a .356 batting average. He also earned the comeback player of the year award in 2007.

Personal:Aaron Hassel was born in Los Angeles, Calif., and is the only child of Cliff and Cindy Hassel. In his third year at Pacifi c, Aaron a sports management major.

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20202010 (Freshman):In his fi rst season of Division I play John opened the season as one of Pa-cifi c’s most consistent hitters, batting .400 or better in his fi rst 24 games played. Haberman appeared in 42 games, making 39 starts as the Tigers’ designated hitter. To go along with his .359 OBP and his .404 slugging percentage, Haberman hit an impressive .321 in 156 at-bats in 2010. In addition to his invaluable service at the plate, Haberman also com-piled 20.1 innings as a pitcher, striking out 17 and walking 12. Haber-man had two four-hit games in 2010. He went 4-for-5 with three RBI and two doubles on March 26 at San Jose State, as well as 4-for-5 plate ap-pearance with two doubles on April 10 against UC Riverside. As his play sparkled throughout the season, John began raking in awards both from the Big West Conference and also around the country. For his success both on the mound and at the plate against No. 19 Stanford and San Jose State, Haberman became the fi rst Tiger in 2010 to be named as one of 15 weekly CollegeBaseball360.com Primetime Players the week ending April 1. Against the Spartans on March 28, Haberman drove in all three of Pacifi c’s runs during their 3-2 victory in extra innings, including the run in the bottom of the ninth to push the game into extras, and his bat also produced the game-tying and winning runs in the bottom of the 11th. On the mound against No. 19 Stanford on March 23, Haberman went on to record his fi rst career victory. That week John was also named Pacifi c’s fi rst Big West Pitcher of the Week in 2010.

High School:Haberman graduated from St. Mary’s High School in Stockton, Calif., in 2009. As a senior John helped his team to a 24-10 overall record, as the Rams fi nished second in the Sac-Joaquin Section. During his senior year Haberman hit an astounding .462 with a .558 OBP and a .615 slugging percentage. John tallied 42 hits and 28 RBI at the plate and recorded a .963 fi elding percentage. On the hill John compiled a 2.14 ERA over 59 in-nings, including 59 strikeouts. During his junior campaign in 2008, John was 6-2 with two saves and a 3.10 ERA in 49.2 innings of work. Haberman allowed just one home run and one triple and held opposing hitters to a paltry .228 batting average. John fi nished the season with 46 strikeouts and only 20 walks. His efforts on the mound led St. Mary’s to a 21-12 record in 2008.

Personal:John Haberman was born in Stockton, Calif., and is the son of John Haber-man and Sandra Medina-Haberman. He has one older sister, Megan, who is 24. In his free time John enjoys listening to music, watching baseball and spending time with his friends. In his second year at Pacifi c, Haber-man is a social science major with plans to teach or coach baseball after graduating.

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Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2010 .321 42 39 156 17 50 13 0 0 30 63 .404 9 1 26 6 .359 1 0 0-0 4 1 1 .833TOTAL .321 42 39 156 17 50 13 0 0 30 63 .404 9 1 26 6 .359 1 0 0-0 4 1 1 .833

Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2010 .222 21 20 81 7 18 3 0 0 8 21 .259 5 0 12 4 .267 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000TOTAL .222 21 20 81 7 18 3 0 0 8 21 .259 5 0 12 4 .267 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000

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34342010 (Freshman):Jonas added depth to Pacifi c’s bullpen and appeared in four games his freshman season. In 2.2 innings pitched, he struck out one and walked two. At No. 18 Stanford on Feb. 24, Noack logged a third of an inning with-out giving up any hits or runs. In Jonas’s fi nal outing of the year, against Bradley on Mar. 13, he did not allow an earned run in 0.1 innings tossed.

High School:Noack joined the Tigers as a 2009 graduate of University City High School in San Diego, Calif., the alma mater of former Tiger teammate, Joe Olivei-ra. Noack earned three letters in baseball and in 2009, he and the Centu-rions closed out their season with a 16-14 record. Jonas helped his team with a 2.89 ERA over the span of 63 innings pitched and received eight victories on the mound to put him in third place overall in the Western League, just one win shy of a tie for fi rst place. Noack’s 63 strikeouts were the fourth-most overall in league play and the most among all pitch-ers at University City HS. A triple-threat, Noack can pitch, play in the fi eld and hit, as he tallied a .286 batting average in 105 at-bats during 30 games. He launched 30 hits, seven doubles and one home run to contrib-ute to his 18 RBI. For his phenomenal performance, Noack earned a First Team All-Western League selection to close out his high school career. Off the fi eld, Jonas was on the all-academic team, honor roll and served as the Associated Student Body Vice President.

Personal:Jonas Noack was born in Hershey, Pa., and is the son of Howard Noack and Kendra French. He has two siblings, Tristan (14) and Carolyn (19). In his spare time, Jonas enjoys listening to music, watching movies, eat-ing burritos and playing video games. Noack is a business major in his second year at Pacifi c, and hopes to either play or coach baseball upon graduating.

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Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA2010 10.12 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 2.2 6 4 3 2 1 3 0 0 16 .429 1 0 0 0 0TOTAL 10.12 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 2.2 6 4 3 2 1 3 0 0 16 .429 1 0 0 0 0

Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA2010 - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 0 0 0TOTAL - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 0 0 0

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10102010 (Freshman):Dustin started fi ve games for the Tigers during his fi rst year of Division I competition, appearing in 16 total games in 2010. Torchio went 6-for-27 on the year with four walks, leading to a .312 on base percentage. Against UC Santa Barbara on May 30, Dustin had a 2-for-5 plate appearance with his fi rst career triple, a run and an RBI. On three other occasions Dustin drove in a runner, doing so against No. 18 Stanford (Feb. 24), Seattle (Mar. 7) and Notre Dame (Mar. 12).

High School:Dustin served as a four-year starter for Santa Cruz High School where he graduated from in 2009. Torchio anchored second base on defense and led the team on offense. During his senior year, Torchio earned First Team All-County acclaim after hitting .350 that season. As a junior, he helped lead Santa Cruz to the Division III championship game, along the way scoring 52 runs while producing 12 doubles, 24 RBIs, 26 walks and hit-ting .366 as the team’s leadoff hitter. Torchio was named to the All-Santa Cruz Coast Athletic League First Team and the Santa Cruz Sentinel’s All-Santa Cruz County team. He was selected as the County’s Offensive MVP of the year. During Dustin’s sophomore campaign he also hit .350 to make the Second Team All-Santa Cruz Coast Athletic League list.

Personal:Dustin Torchio was born in Santa Cruz, Calif., and is the son of Darrell and Sharon Torchio. He has three siblings, Aaron (26), Ryan (22) and Hannah (13). While not playing baseball, Dustin enjoys watching movies, playing video games and ping pong as well as singing. In his second year at Pa-cifi c, Torchio is an exploratory major with hopes of coaching baseball in the future.

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Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2010 .222 16 5 27 5 6 2 1 0 4 10 .370 4 0 2 0 .313 1 2 0-0 6 14 2 .909TOTAL .222 16 5 27 5 6 2 1 0 4 10 .370 4 0 2 0 .313 1 2 0-0 6 14 2 .909

Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%2010 .222 6 1 9 1 2 0 1 0 1 4 .444 0 0 0 0 .222 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000TOTAL .222 6 1 9 1 2 0 1 0 1 4 .444 0 0 0 0 .222 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000

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392010 (Sophomore)A medical red-shirt in 2010, Moeller will be a red-shirt sophomore in 2011 with three seasons of eligibility remaining.

Prior to Pacifi cSpent 2009 in at Cosumnes River Junior College, where he appeared in 15 games in relief as a freshman for coach Tony Bloomfi eld’s Hawks. Moeller posted a 3-0 record and an earned run average of 3.79 in his freshman year at Cosumnes.

High SchoolGraduated from Folsom High School in 2008, where he earned 2008 Marine Corps. Distinguished Athlete of the Year honors, and Folsom

High School Athlete of the Year honors. During his junior season, Moeller helped coach Sham Sidhu’s Folsom team to the Velta River League cham-pionship. He earned two letters in baseball, but was also a two-time let-ter-winner on the varsity basketball and football teams. As a wide receiver for the Bulldogs football team, he was named All-League. In basketball, he helped the team to both the Delta River League and sectional titles, winning the sectional championship game at the Sacramento Kings (then named) Arco Arena.

PersonalPaul Richard Moeller... Son of Wayne and Tami Moeller... Majoring in Communications... Intends to pursue a career in law enforcement.

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992010 (Freshman):Pederson used his redshirt option in the 2010 season.

Previous School (University of Redlands):During his freshman season at Redlands, Tyger fi nished sixth on his team with a .471 batting average. In 2009, the Bulldogs recorded a 25-15 over-all record. Pederson served in 10 of the Bulldogs’ 40 games, including earning three starts. In 17 at-bats, he compiled eight hits, chipped in four runs, two doubles and one triple for a total of fi ve RBI.

High School:A 2008 graduate of Palo Alto High School, Tyger earned a total of 10 var-sity letters as a talented tri-sport athlete in football (four), basketball (two) and baseball (four). He completed his high school career with a

.387 batting average and as a senior was named to the Santa Clara Val-ley Athletic All-League team. That season he also captained his baseball squad and fi nished out the season as the team’s MVP. In football Peder-son excelled on the fi eld, earning two all-league honors, as well as be-ing named to the All-Daily News list twice and the All-Mercury News as a senior.

Personal:Tyger Pederson was born in Palo Alto, Calif., and is the son of Stu and Shelly Pederson. He has three siblings, Joc (17), Champ (22) and Jacey (12). For fun, Tyger enjoys watching college football. In his second year at Pacifi c, Tyger has declared a major in sports management and hopes to either play professionally or coach baseball after college. He will sit out the 2010 season due to NCAA transfer requirements.

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41412010 (Freshman):Wild used his redshirt option during the 2010 season.

High School:A 2009 graduate of Mt. Whitney High School in Visalia, Calif., Wild closed out his career with a 19-5 record and a 2.10 ERA during his senior sea-son. At the end of his senior year, Wild had been named All-West Yosemite League, First Team All-County and Second Team All-State. One year prior, Wild fi nished his junior season with an 11-3 record and a 1.65 ERA. An-drew tossed 89 innings in 2008, recording 139 strikeouts and allowing only 37 walks. Andrew was rewarded by earning a spot on the All-Yosemite League First Team and an All-State Second Team selection.

Personal:Andrew Andrew Wild was born in Bakersfi eld, Calif., and is the son of Mark and Dayna Wild. He has one older sister, Jennifer (20). When not playing baseball, Andrew enjoys ping pong, bowling and playing basket-ball. In his second year at Pacifi c, Wild is a communication major who wants to play baseball after college.

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11Prior to Pacifi c (Merced Junior College)An All-League shortstop for coach Chris Pedretti with the Merced Devils, Borba raised his average over 100 points from his freshman to sophomore seasons, hitting .347 with four home runs, 25 runs batted in and a team-best 52 hits in 2010. A table-setter, Borba posted a .407 on-base percent-age and picked up eight steals in 10 attempts while laying down 12 sacrifi ce bunts.

High SchoolAt Golden Valley High School in Merced, Borba was a First Team All-Central Valley League shortstop in 2008, hitting

.433 with a .480 on-base percentage. Stole 11 bases in 14 attempts as a senior.

PersonalGarrett John Borba... Son of Todd and Monica Borba... Has younger brother Grant... Sports Management major.

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27Prior To Pacifi c (Canada College)Posted a .336 average in 2010 with fi ve home runs, 32 RBI and 17 doubles. Racked up 86 total bases and a .577 slug-ging percentage and wwiped 21 bases on 26 attempts as the Bears posted a 30-5 record... In 2009, led Canada with a .400 batting average (68-for-170), with eight homers, 14 doubles and four triples. Slugged .671 with 114 total bases and 55 runs batted in... Also led the team in average, slug-ging, runs scored (43), hits (68), RBI, triples, home runs. Finished 17th in the California Community College Athletic Association (89 teams) in hits and ranked sixth in RBI as Canada went 29-12 and fi nished second in the Pacifi c Divi-sion.

High SchoolA three-year letter-winner at Menlo-Atherton High School in Atherton, Calif., Johnston was named All-Peninsula Ath-letic League, All-County and MVP of coach Mike Amoroso’s Bears... Finished his career in 2007 as the school’s all-time leader in runs batted in and fi fth all-time in home runs.

PersonalDaniel Robert Johnston... Son of Don and Jane Johnston... Has older brother David and two younger brothers, Ryan and Matthew... Majoring in Communication.

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28Prior To Pacifi c (Chandler-Gilbert Community College)Larsen went 5-4 as a starter for the Coyotes in 2010, turning in a 2.70 ERA in 87 innings of action in the Arizona Commu-nity College Athletic Conference for coach Russ Luce.

High SchoolA two-time Western Big Six Player of the Year, Larsen was an All-State honorable mention selection in Illinois after win-ning nine games in 10 decisions with a miniscule earned run average of just 0.70 as a senior with the Moline High School Maroon.

PersonalChristopher C. Larsen, Jr... Son of Chris and Lorri Larsen... Has two siblings, younger brother Josh and older sister Jen, who played Division I softball at Northern Iowa.... An edu-cation major, Larsen’s career plans are either teaching or denistry.

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1313Prior To Pacifi c (Western Nevada College)A second team All-South West Athletic Conference selec-tion in 2010 at Western Nevada College, Waardenburg post-ed a 2.31 ERA with a 6-3 record in 15 starts. Totalled 66 strikeouts against 29 walks in 81.2 innings of work, holding opponents to a mere .210 batting average.

High SchoolA three-sport athlete at Klamath Union High School, Waardenburg earned letters in baseball, basketball and football. His most memorable game was when he led the White Pelicans to a come-from-behind win via a home run that tied his high school record for most home runs.

PersonalJacob Daniel Waardenburg... Son of Jake and Martha Waardenburg... A sports medicine major, Waardenburg wants to go into physical therapy after college.

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25Prior to Pacifi c (Seward Community College, 2009-10)Jared Wagner appeared in 11 games with six starts at Seward Community College in 2010. Posted a 2-4 record with a 5.55 ERA in 35.1 innings pitched. Struckout 15 batters and posted one complete game. Wagner threw in 12 games as a freshman in 2009 recording a 3-0 record and picking up one save. He threw 19.1 innings in his fi rst season for the Saints posting a 6.16 ERA while striking out 12 opposing batters. His best outing of the season came against rival Garden City when he threw 4 innings without giving up an earned run while striking out 2 and not walking a bat-ter. Throwing mainly out of the Saints bullpen, Wagner was used as a long man last season throwing two or more innings in 6 of his 12 appearances.

High School: Attended high school at De La Salle, and played under coach Eric Borba for three seasons. Wagner was an honorable mention All-State performer and was chosen to both the Perfect Game and Area Code Showcases in California. Wagner is a two-time NCS Scholar Athlete.

Personal:Jared Russel Wagner… Son of Donna and Jon Wagner… Has a twin brother Jeff and sister Kayla, who plays water polo at Colorado State… Majoring in communication.... Wants to play professional baseball.

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1616Prior to Pacifi c (Cisco Junior College)Played both right fi eld and fi rst base for Cisco, helping the team to a 35-20 record by posting a .360 batting average for coach David White’s Wranglers.

High SchoolMcMinn was named team Most Valuable Player at Klein Oak High School in Spring, Texas in 2009, while also earning the Big Stick Award for his .460 batting average with 41 hits for the Panthers. Spent the majority of the time at fi rst base as a three-year letter-winner, helping the Panthers to three straight playoff appearances.

PersonalBrent Edward McMinn... Son of Doug and Diana McMinn... Younger sister Kelly... Bichemistry major... Plans to go into dentistry.

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2626High SchoolTurned in a 7-0 season season on the mound at Oak Ridge High School with an ERA under 1.00. Helped the Trojans to a 27-game win streak, earning All-League and All-Metro honorable mention honors. Also saw time in the outfi eld for head coach Todd Melton. A two-sport athlete, Cantaloube also earned three letters in basketball before focusing on baseball as a senior.

PersonalCurtis Ryan Cantaloube... Son of Paul and Leah Canta-loube... Three brothers, younger brother Brandon and older brothers Myles and Adam.

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4040High SchoolAn outfi elder and left-hand pitcher for Beyer High School in Modesto, Crawford was a two-time All-League selection in the Modesto Metro Conference, earning Most Valuable Player honors his senior season… A three-time letterwin-ner for the Patriots under head coach Steve Clark, Crawford posted a .322 batting average with three doubles and ten runs batted in as a senior. Crawford also earned two letters in football.

Personal:Kyle Norman Crawford… Son of Lisa and Kent Crawford… Has two younger sisters, Connie and Chloe… A Sports Medi-cine major, he plans on becoming a physical therapist.

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77High SchoolA two-year letterwinner at second and third base for Granite Bay High School in Granite Bay, Calif… Hit .455 with a .500 OBP and .818 slugging percentage. Also posted a 1.000 fi elding percentage… As a senior, he hit .409 with 28 runs batted in to earn First Team All-League honors as well as All-Metro Honorable Mention and All-City honors… Helped the Grizzlies to back-to-back second place fi nishes in the Sierra Foothill League under head coach Pat Esposito.

PersonalRiley Joseph Drongesen… Son of Jeff and Kim Drongesen… Sports Medicine major plans to go into Athletic Training or Physical Therapy…

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1414High SchoolA two-year varsity starter and three-year letter winner at Brighton High School in Salt Lake City, Utah, Essig was a First Team All-Region outfi elder as a junior, earning the team’s Slugger Award after leading the team in batting av-erage at .462. As a senior, Essig drove in 25 runs, tallied 13 extra-base hits and posted a .672 slugging percentage for coach Kelcey Kemp.

Off the fi eld, Essig teamed with Sam Kaplan, a player from Utah Region 4 rival Cottonwood, and the two organized and hosted a charity pink baseball game, with the help of Swing For Life, a non-profi t organization that benefi ts the Hunts-man Cancer Institute. Essig was also a member of the Brigh-

ton High School Honor Roll.

PersonalBrian Lyn Essig… Son of Ron and Toba Essig... Has younger brother Adam… Business major.

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44High SchoolA two-time First Team All-Santa Cruz Coast League selec-tion, as a junior and senior... Gomez posted a .495 batting average as a senior with three home runs. During his junior campaign, he recorded a .567 batting average as 19 of his 51 hits went for extra bases. He also drove in 34 runs and stole 36 bases in 37 attempts… As a sophomore, Gomez tal-lied a .415 average with six doubles and three home runs… During Gomez’s sophomore season in 2008, he hit .415 with six doubles, three home runs, and 28 RBI. That gave Curtis a .646 slugging percentage which helped him earn second team all-league accolades… Played under his father, Curtis Gomez, who was the head coach of St. Francis Central Coast Catholic High School… A three-sport athlete, Gomez also

played quarterback on the varsity football team and point guard on the Sharks basketball team, earning First Team All-League honors in basketball as a senior.

PERSONALVince Curtis Gomez… Son of Curtis Gomez… Has older sis-ter Alyssa… Majoring in Sports Management…. Plans to play professional baseball or go into coaching baseball.

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4646High SchoolKochan earned three letters as a middle infi elder for Dan Ward’s Grizzlies at California High School. Kochan posted a .354 on-base percentage as a senior with 12 runs scored and a pair of doubles, while going two-for-two in the stolen base department.

PersonalRyan Ray Kochan… Son of Michael and Lorna Kochan… Has a younger sister Kassandra, and an older brother Jason, who played baseball at Diablo Valley College and joined the San-ta Clara baseball team for 2011… A business major.

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2121High School:A four-year varsity player at pitcher, outfi eld and fi rst base, for Broomfi eld High School in Colorado, Lockwood was a two-time All-State selection and four-year All-Conference honoree… During Lockwood’s junior season, he was named a 4A All-State pitcher by the Denver Post and also claimed First Team All-Northern League honors after striking out 12 of 16 batters faced in the fi ve-inning district championship game that ended via mercy rule and earned Broomfi eld a No. 1 seed. In 2009, Broomfi eld fi nished 21-3 with a 21-game winning streak after dropping the season-opener, before falling in the double-elimination state championship tournament.

Personal:Erik James Lockwood… Son of Bob and Laura Lockwood… Has younger siblings Jackson and Kendall… Grandfather Bobby Lockwood played baseball and basketball at Louisi-ana-Monroe… Majoring in Business… Career plans include a job in accounting or real estate.

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3737High SchoolA third-baseman and right-hand pitcher, Peter Miller joins Pacifi c from Santa Cruz High School, where he was a First Team All Santa Cruz County Athletic League selection as a junior and a senior, hitting .395 with fi ve home runs his fi nal campaign… Playing for coach Matt Elliott, Miller helped the Santa Cruz Cardinals to a third place SCCAL fi nish his se-nior season after three consecutive second-place seasons, and the Central Coast Section championship in 2008... The game he remembers most was in the 2008 championship season, against Aptos in Oakland Coliseum...

A two-sport athlete, Miller also played quarterback, line-backer, kicker and punter on the Cardinals football team,

helping Santa Cruz to the 2008 CCS championship, and earning First Team All-CCS honors as a kicker and punter.

PersonalPeter Rowetti Miller… Son of Rod and Donna Miller… The youngest of fi ve siblings, has older brothers Mark and Billy, and older sisters Diana and Laura… A Sport Management major, he wants to work for a professional sports team.

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4747High School:Graduated from Colegio Los Arcos in Caracas, Venezuela. Starting catcher for the Los Arcos under coach Nicolas Ren-gito, Rosendo led the team in batting average in both his ju-nior and senior seasons. A two-sport athlete, Rosendo also played goalkeeper on the soccer team.

Personal:Angel Esteban Rosendo Hordes… Son of Ylsen and Angel Rosendo… Born in Caracas, Venezuela… Has younger broth-er Rafael… majoring in electrical engineering... Learned of Pacifi c when a teacher in his high school, a Pacifi c gradu-ate, spoke on the educational opportunities available fol-lowing high school.

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1515High SchoolA four-year varsity letterwinner at Franklin High School in Elk Grove, Calif., Taasaas was a two-time First Team All-Del-ta Valley selection and a Second Team All-Metro award win-ner. As a junior, he hit .377 in 27 games with a .505 on-base percentage and .464 slugging percentage for the Wildcats. In the fi rst game of the DVC playoffs, Taasaas tagged out the potential winning run in a tie game to force extra innings and remained in the game despite cutting open his hand on the play. As a junior, he was asked to represent Northern California as a part of the Area Code team in the second

Rawlings NorCal World Series. Taasaas graduated with a 4.13 GPA and served as the athletics representative for stu-dent government as well as activities commissioner.

PersonalJason James Taasaas… Son of David and Robin Taasaas… has younger brother Tyler… Currently an exploratory major, he intends to major in Business Finance.

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High School: Played centerfi eld for coach Bob Greco at Westside High School in Omaha, Neb. Part of back-to-back Class A state championship teams in 2009 and 2010… Named Most Valu-able Player of the Omaha All-Star team as a senior in 2010… Two-time All-State Honorable Mention selection… Broke into starting lineup midway through his freshman season and spent the next three and a half years as the starter.

PersonalAlec Kohl Williams Son of Mark and Kelly Williams… Has older brother John… Majoring in civil engineering. Plans to graduate, earn a masters and being a career at an engineer-ing fi rm, or play professional baseball.

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Head Coach Ed Sprague enters his eighth season at the helm of the Pacific Baseball program in the spring of 2011. He has a combined 162-223 record in his first seven seasons with the Ti-gers, highlighted by the first back-to-back 30-win seasons in school history as the Tigers finished 2006 at 30-25, after posting a 30-28 mark in 2005. It took just four more years for Sprague to record a third winning season and he led the Tigers to one of their best sea-sons in program history, finishing 2010 with a 31-23 overall record that included a new program record of 31 victories over Division I opponents. That season Pacific won nine of its 14 series, includ-ing sweeping San Jose State from March 26-28. The Tigers also received votes in national top 30 polls on four occasions during the 2010 season. In the 2009 season, Sprague helped gear Pacific in the right direction of another winning season, laying the foundations for 2010 after recording victories over No. 8 Baylor, No. 11 San Diego, No. 16 Cal Poly and a series victory at No. 6 Cal State Fullerton in March. The series victory against Cal State Fullerton marked the first time one of Sprague’s teams defeated the Titans in his career. Pacific finished with nine conference wins in 2009, tying the mark set in both the 2005 and 2006 seasons. Sprague’s 162 career victories have him in third place in Tiger history for most coaching victories. Meanwhile, his winning percentage (.481) is eighth among Pacific’s 16 head coaches. In addition to his coaching efforts, Sprague’s biggest accomplishment at Pacific has been spearheading a campaign to build an on-campus home field. That vision became a reality on Oct. 15, 2004, as the Tigers officially broke ground on Klein Family Field, the Tigers’ current on-campus stadium. The stadium officially became the new home of the Pacific Tigers on April 18, 2006, as Pacific defeated Nevada, 8-3, in the inaugural game. Between the lines, Sprague’s arrival brought a champion-ship pedigree to Pacific Baseball as he was the starting third base-man on the 1987 and 1988 NCAA Championship teams at Stanford. He finished his career among the school’s all-time leaders in home runs (2nd with 41) and RBI (4th with 178). A 1988 All-American, he hit .339 with 22 home runs and 81 RBI. He was also a two-time All Pac-10 Conference selection in 1987 and 1988. For his accom-plishments, Ed was a 2002 inductee into the Stanford Athletic Hall of Fame. In the summer of 1988, Sprague collected another cham-pionship as he won a Gold Medal with USA Baseball in the Summer Olympics. Following his collegiate career, Ed was selected in the

first round of the 1988 draft by the Toronto Blue Jays. He made it to the Major Leagues in 1991 with the Blue Jays and enjoyed an 11-year career as a big leaguer. His knack for winning championships continued at the major league level as Sprague helped the Blue Jays win back-to-back World Series Championships in 1992 and 1993. Later in his career, as a Pittsburgh Pirate, Sprague earned a selec-tion to the 1999 All-Star Game. Sprague hit 152 career home runs and tallied 558 RBI, including single-season bests with 36 home runs and 101 RBI in 1996 with Toronto. He also played with the Bos-ton Red Sox, Oakland A’s, Seattle Mariners and San Diego Padres. Ed’s decorated playing career marks him as the only player ever to win a College World Series, Olympic Gold Medal and a Major League Baseball World Series. A Stockton native, Sprague returned to his home prior to the the 2003 season as an assistant coach at St. Mary’s High School, helping the Rams to a Sac-Joaquin Section playoff berth. The following summer he took over as the 16th head baseball coach for Pacific. Sprague is one of two Olympic athletes in his family as his wife of 16 years, Kristen Babb Sprague, was an Olympic gold medalist in synchronized swimming in 1992. Ed and Kristen have four children, Payton (15), Jed (13), Paris (10) and John (3).

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Sprague’s Coaching Record Year-by-YearYear School Record Pct. Big West Record Pct. 2004 Pacific 20-34 .370 5-16 .238 2005 Pacific 30-28 .517 9-12 .4292006 Pacific 30-25 .545 9-12 .429 2007 Pacific 16-43 .271 3-18 .1432008 Pacific 14-41 .255 5-19 .2082009 Pacific 21-32 .396 9-15 .6002010 Pacific 31-23 574 12-12 .500Total with Pacific: 162-226 .418 52-104 .333

SPRAGUE VERSUSOPPONENT W L LASTBaylor 2 3 2009Bradley 0 1 2010Brigham Young 4 2 2008California 4 8 2010Cal State Bakersfield 3 3 2010Clemson 0 3 2007Dallas Baptist 1 2 2004Dartmouth 1 0 2009Gonzaga 1 6 2010Hawai’i 3 7 2007Hawai’i-Hilo 1 0 2005Houston 4 2 2009Kansas State 0 1 2009 Lafayette 2 1 2004Louisiana Tech 1 0 2006Michigan 0 1 2006Minnesota 2 1 2008Nevada 11 10 2010Northwestern 1 0 2004Notre Dame 2 0 2010Oregon State 0 4 2008Portland 1 3 2005Sacramento State 7 8 2010San Diego 1 0 2009San Diego State 4 3 2009San Francisco 9 7 2010San Jose State 6 5 2010Saint Mary’s 6 2 2006Santa Clara 4 4 2010Seattle 3 1 2010Stanford 3 12 2010UCLA 5 6 2007USC 2 1 2010Utah 3 0 2004Washington 2 8 2008Washington State 1 0 2004

Big West Conference OpponentsCal Poly 5 14 2010Cal State Fullerton 3 18 2010Cal State Northridge 13 11 2010Long Beach State 2 19 2010UC Davis 13 7 2010UC Irvine 7 14 2010UC Riverside 9 12 2010UC Santa Barbara 8 13 2010

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31Assistant CoachDonBarbara

Don Barbara enters his third season with the Tigers in 2010-11, and after just two season on the job, helped lead Pacific to back-to-back record breaking offensive numbers. In 2009 - his first year with Pacific - the Tigers combined to hit .322, including seven individual hitters batting over .300. Pacific’s power hitters developed in 2009 under his watch, with three players slugging above .500, and the team led the Big West Conference with 135 doubles last season.

Barbara came to Pacific after three seasons as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at Sacramento State (2004-08). Don served as the Hornets’ hitting coach, infield coach, third base coach and recruiting coordinator.

Before his tenure at Sacramento State, Don spent seven years as an assistant coach at Long Beach State (1997-99, 2001-04). Barbara’s instruction at the plate paid immediate and long lasting dividends for the Hornets as the Sacramento State team batting average increased from .251 prior to his arrival to .289 in 2006, .280 in 2007 and .311 in 2008. Barbara’s tutelage also impacted the Hornets’ defense, helping the team fielding percentage improve from .960 in 2005 to .964 in 2006, .968 in 2007 and finally to .970 in 2008. The .970 field percentage posted in 2008 tied a Sacramento State record for the highest fielding percentage in school history.

At Long Beach State, Barbara helped lead the Dirtbags to six regional NCAA appearances in his seven seasons, including a trip to the College World Series in 1998. Serving mainly as the hitting and third base coach while at Long Beach State, Barbara also instructed first basemen and outfielders while assisting with all aspects of recruiting. Barbara helped bring in current Major Leaguers Bobby Crosby (2004 AL Rookie of the Year), Evan Longoria (2008-09 AL All-Star, 2008 AL Rookie of the Year), Paul McAnulty, Jeremy Reed, Terrmel Sledge and Troy Tulowitzki (2007 NL Gold Glove) to spend their collegiate careers with the Dirtbags.

Barbara’s playing days are just decorated as his coaching resume. A member of the Long Beach State Hall of Fame, Don was one of the original Long Beach State Dirtbags on the 1989 team that played on an all dirt infield and earned a trip to the College World Series.

An All-American first baseman for two seasons, Barbara was selected as the Big West Conference Player of the Year and Division I Hitter of the Year in 1990 after batting .474 with 102 hits, 69 runs and 27 doubles. In January of 2007, Barbara was voted to Long Beach State’s all-time greats list, comprised of the program’s top 30 players from 1954-2006. He was the fourth leading vote getter, behind Jered Weaver, Jason Giambi and Bobby Crosby.

After leaving Long Beach State via the draft, Barbara spent six seasons (1990-1996) in professional baseball, Don was drafted in the 24th round by the then-California Angels. He reached as high as Triple-A for the Angels in 1992 and also played for the Triple-A affiliate of the Milwaukee Brewers (1993), the Los Angeles Dodgers (1994) and the Boston Red Sox (1995). In 1994, Barbara batted .352 for the Pacific Coast Champion Albuqurque Dukes.

Barbara completed his undergraduate degree in kinesiology from Long Beach State in 2004. Don and his wife, Corrie, have two children, Madison and McKenzie.

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44Assistant CoachMike McCormack

In his third season with the Tigers, McCormick will continue to primarily focus on working with pitchers as well as general recruiting duties.

Prior to joining the Tigers’ coaching staff, McCormick served as a volunteer assistant coach for the Sacramento State baseball program during the 2008 season. With the Hornets, McCormick was primarily responsible for coaching catchers and working with hitters, practice drills and general recruiting.

McCormick spent eight seasons over two stints as an assistant coach at Chico State, serving as the recruiting coordinator from 2005-07, the hitting coach in 2004 and a volunteer assistant from 1998 to 2001. One of the highlights of his time with Chico State was the 1999 team that went on to win a Division II national championship.

During his eight seasons at Chico State, McCormick helped guide the Wildcats to five appearances in the Division II College World Series, including a second place finish in 2006.

During the 2002 and 2003 seasons, McCormick served as the Gavilan Community College head baseball coach and a physical education instructor. During his time with Gavilan, McCormick also served as Bay Area-Silicon Valley scout for the Atlanta Braves’ organization.

In 2000 he was the hitting coach for the Mat-su Miners in the Alaska Baseball League which operates during the summer upon the conclusion of the NCAA season.

McCormick earned a Master of Arts in education and physical education from Azusa Pacific in 1998 and a Bachelor of Arts in geography from Chico State in 1995 after transferring from Long Beach City College in 1993. During his undergrad career, McCormick played at first base and as a catcher from 1991-93 with Long Beach City and then finished out his career with Chico State. McCormick and his wife Melissa, currently reside in Elk Grove, Calif. Their son, Hank Mason McCormick, was born in February of 2010.

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12Volunteer Assistant CoachKeith KomeijiKeith Komeiji joins the Pacific baseball program as a volunteer assistant coach for the 2011 season after five seasons at the University of Hawai’i. Komeiji

will work with the Pacific catchers.

Komeiji spent the previous five seasons as the hitting coach at the University of Hawai’i. During that time the Hawai’i hitters posted a batting average of .291, including a .297 team average in 2006 and a .305 team average in 2007. In 2009, Komeiji’s hitters set the school record for home runs with 64 as a team and placed three players on the schools all-time top 10 list for long balls in a single season.

Under his tuteledge, 24 players posted batting averages over .300 in a season, and two standout pupils, Brandon Haislet and Kris Sanchez, set about dismantling the single-season Hawai’i record books. Haislet hit .362 in 2007 with 10 home runs, 66 RBI and 23 doubles, while Sanchez turned in a 2008 campaign with a .389 average, 50 RBI, 52 runs 22 doubles and seven home runs.

In addition to his duties as hitting instructor, Komeiji will be responsible for working with the Pacific catchers. At Hawai’i, he coached five catchers, who were selected in the Major League Baseball Draft: Grady Symonds (drafted in 2002), Brian Bock (2003), Esteban Lopez (2006), Matt Inouye (2006), Landon Hernandez (2008) and David Freitas (2010). Lopez, Hernandez and Freitas were also named All-WAC during his tenure as well. Prior to joining the Hawai’i staff,

Komeiji was a coach with the Hawai’i Island Movers (1995-2001) summer team, as also coached in the Hawai’i Summer Collegiate Baseball League in 2005 as head coach of the Waikiki Surfers. Also during that time frame from 1995-2001, Komeiji served as a coach for the ‘Iolani School. He played one season collegiately at Hawai’i and after a year at Orange Coast College, was drafted in the 1983 MLB January winter Draft in the first round by the Seattle Mariners.

After playing six years in the Mariners organization, he spent two seasons in the Italian Baseball League with Grosetto and San Marino. Komeiji is married to the former Daisy Tsui and the couple have one child together, Zakary.

Undergraduate AssistantRamon GlasgowRamon Glasgow joins Pacific as an undergraduate as-sistant coach for the 2011 season and will coach first base.

Glasgow played at Pacific in 2005 and 2006 after transferring into the program from Consumnes River.

In 2006, he led the Tigers with a .333 average in 49 games to go with 16 RBI and a .429 on-base percentage. In addition to his 54 hits and eight doubles, Glasgow reached base 30 times via walk or

hit by pitch and scored 25 runs, fifth on the team. In 2005, Glasgow hit .214 in 51 games, picking up a hits in 13 of the Tigers’ 14 final games. He was third on the team with 24 RBI, and posted a .283 average with 13 RBI in 14 games in the final month of the season as the Tigers won 12 of those 14 contests down the stetch. Ramon had his first home run with Pacific in the Tigers’ 15-5 win over Nevada on Apr. 12, with a pinch-hit two-run blast over the left field wall.

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Director of OperationsChris McCormickChris McCormack returns for his third year with the Tigers in 2011, and his first as Director of Baseball Operations. Mc-Cormack spent the previous two seasons as a volunteer

assistant.

In 2008, McCormack worked at Sacramento State University under current Pacific coaches Don Barbara and Mike McCormick, where he served as the director of baseball operations.There, McCormack worked with catchers, hitters and base runners on the field, while he maintained the recruiting database and assisted with travel organization in the office.Concurrently he worked under Pacific’s assistant coach Don Barbara for the Don Barbara Hornet Baseball Camps, where he was responsible for the staff, schedules, the campers and drills.

From 2006 to 2007 he served as the assistant baseball coach for Ferndale High School in Washington, where he again oversaw catchers, hitters and first basemen. Under his guidance, the program reached the Washington state playoffs for the first time in school history.

The year before that, in 2005, he was the assistant coach for the Bellingham Bells organization in Bellingham, Wash. There he began developing his recruiting skills and coached first basemen, hitters and catchers.

McCormack attended Sacramento State and played as a catcher in 2002 and then transferred to Western Washington University in Bellingham, Wash., to obtain his bachelor’s degree in communication in 2005. He went on to work towards a master’s in adult education from Jones International University in Centennial, Colo. In between universities, Chris attended Bellevue Community College for one year, where his baseball team was an NWAACC tournament participant for its 23rd-straight season.

Athletic TrainerAndy GepfordAndy begins his third year at Pacific working primarily with the women’s volleyball and baseball programs. He is also in charge of all insur-ance claims for the Athletic

Training department and training of all graduate assistants as well as athletic training students.

Prior to joining the Tigers, he spent six months as an athletic training intern at Morehead State University in Kentucky, where he assisted with all 18 Division I teams and two cheerleading programs. Before working fulltime with Morehead, Gepford was a graduate assistant athletic trainer with the Eagles, primarily responsible for baseball, volleyball and football. He earned his masters degree in health, physical education and sports science from Morehead State in December of 2007.

As an undergraduate student, Andy earned his bachelor’s degree in physical education from the University of Idaho in Moscow, Idaho, concurrently assisting with athletic training for football, men’s basketball and men’s tennis.

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Administrative AssistantAdministrative AssistantBarb ParisBarb ParisBarb Paris is the admin-istrative assistant for the baseball and men’s and women’s volleyball programs at Pacifi c, running the day-

to-day operations for all three teams.

She is instrumental in Pacifi c’s success as she coordinates sched-ules of players and coaches along with business-related matters concerning Tiger Athletics.

Barb has had the privilege of working with every single head coach in both Pacifi c men’s and women’s volleyball history, and more recently, joined the baseball team four years ago under head coach Ed Sprague.

Barb and her husband Mike currently reside in Stockton, Calif. They have two grown children, Scott and Staci, a 2001 graduate of Pacifi c.

Media RelationsMedia RelationsKevin WilkinsonKevin WilkinsonKevin Wilkinson joins the Pa-cifi c Tigers for the 2010-11 season as media relations director for Pacifi c Baseball. Wilkinson handles the day-

to-day media requests for the Tigers, as well as the management of the Tigers’ offi cial website, Pacifi cTigers.com.

In his 11th season in media relations, Wilkinson has previous experience at Tulane University (2006-2010) and the University of Dayton (2000-2006) at the collegiate level and has also worked in minor league baseball for the New Orleans Zephyrs and Round Rock Express of the Pacifi c Coast League.

A 2000 graduate of St. Bonaventure University in New York, Wilkin-son earned a bachelor’s of arts in Journalism-Mass Comunication.

Athletic PerformanceAthletic PerformanceTony SandovalTony SandovalTony Sandoval joined Pa-cifi c in April of 2007 as the assistant director before being promoted to the Di-rector of Athletic Perfor-

mance in October of 2007. He most recently served as an assis-tant director of strength and conditioning at Sacramento State from January 2005 through the spring of 2007. Sandoval also earned his master’s degree in sports performance in 2006 at Sac-ramento State.

While working at Sacramento State, Sandoval also worked with UCLA on a mentorship program that allowed him to travel to Los Angeles, Calif., approximately once a month to work with Bruin athletics.

Sandoval earned his bachelor’s degree from Cal State San Ber-nardino in December of 2004 in exercise science. During his un-dergraduate studies, Sandoval also served as the boxing coach and the boxing strength and conditioning coach for the city of Chino, Calif.

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Lynn King is in his 11th year as director of athlet-ics for University of the Pacifi c. He began his ten-ure in March 2000.

During his time at Pacifi c, King has seen the Tigers claim 18 Big West Conference team titles. Pacifi c has also made 28 NCAA Championship appearances under King’s guidance. In King’s fi rst year at Pacifi c, the Tigers ranked fi rst among NCAA Division I-AAA schools in the national Sears Directors Cup standings in 2000-01, surpassing all 78 other non-football Division I universities. The Tigers have also excelled in the classroom since King’s arrival, boasting six CoSida Academic All-Americans and 37 CoSida Academic All-District Team athletes since 2000-01. In 2002-03 alone, four Pacifi c teams were recognized with national team academic awards “Lynn King has provided our athletic department with tremendous leadership and direction. Pacifi c Athletics have reached new levels of success both athletically and academi-cally,” said former President Donald V. DeRosa. King is currently leading Pacifi c on a campaign to build two new facilities (a multipurpose gymnasium [the Janssen-Lagorio Gymnasium] for athletics and recreation and a tennis clubhouse), expand the Alex G. Spanos Center to include an athletics Hall of Fame and substantially increase the athlet-ics endowment. This campaign is already well underway as construction of Klein Family Field and renovations to Chris Kjeldsen Pool have been completed. In addition, construc-tion of the Janssen-Lagorio Gymnasium is scheduled for completion at the beginning of the 2009-10 academic year. King is currently the Chair of the NCAA Olympic Sport Liasion Committee and a member of the NCAA Division Leadership Council Before coming to Pacifi c, King chaired the NCAA Division I men’s and women’s track and fi eld subcommittee from 1995 to 1999 and served as Drake’s director of intercollegiate athletics since 1990. Under the leadership of King, Drake’s Bulldog Scholarship Fund grew in both record numbers and money pledged in support of Drake athletics. Among his ac-complishments at Drake, King played a major role in raising $12.5 million for design and construction of the 7,000-seat Knapp Multi Purpose Center. King also spearheaded suc-cessful efforts that enabled Drake’s athletics program to be offi cially certifi ed by the NCAA Committee on Athletics Certi-fi cation in the spring of 1998. The certifi cation followed the committee’s review of Drake’s athletics program self-study and review of a report by a peer-review team that visited the campus in November of 1997. King previously served as director of intercollegiate ath-

letics for University of Wisconsin in Oshkosh and assistant athletic director for facilities at the University of Northern Iowa, of which he is an alumnus. King began his career as head coach for men’s track and cross country, fi rst at Rochester Community College and then at University of Northern Iowa, where he was also an instructor of health and physical education. While at North-ern Iowa he coached 11 conference team champions, 25 All-Americans and two national champions. He was named regional or conference coach of the year 10 times and ref-eree of the Drake Relays in 1984. King earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees in physical education. In October of 2008, he was inducted into the Northern Iowa Athletics Hall of Fame. He was a member of the executive committee and a director of the Greater Des Moines Sports Authority, a direc-tor of the Iowa Games board, and the 1995 National Junior Olympics Organizing Committee. He and his wife, Jan, are parents of two adult children, Jason, and Kelly.

Director of AthleticsDirector of AthleticsLynn KingLynn King

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MIKE DALGETYAssistant A.D. / Internal Affairs

TIM DICKSONDevelopment and Alumni

Relations Offi cer

GEORGIA KOVICH-LEEDirector /

Marketing & Promotions

JIM DUGONIAssociate A.D. /

Development

MIKE MILLERICKAssistant A.D. / Communications

COACHES’ AWARDS: • Thomason - Big West Coach of the Year ‘93, ‘97, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06 • Coleman - Big West Coach of the Year ‘97, ‘98 • Kolze - Big West Coach of the Year ‘98, ‘01, ‘02 •

• MacDonald - NorPac Coach of the Year ‘05 • Wortmann - MPSF Coach of the Year ‘96, ‘03 •

Ed Sprague Bob Thomason Lynne Roberts Josh Jones Linda MacDonald Brandon Goethals Keith Coleman Brian KolzeEd Sprague Bob Thomason Lynne Roberts Josh Jones Linda MacDonald Brandon Goethals Keith Coleman Brian Kolze Baseball Men’s Basketball Women’s Basketball Cross Country Field Hockey Men’s Golf Women’s Soccer Softball Baseball Men’s Basketball Women’s Basketball Cross Country Field Hockey Men’s Golf Women’s Soccer Softball

Adam Kennedy Ryan Redondo Bob “Chino” Chiene Joe Wortmann Greg Gibbons James Graham Megan ThomsonAdam Kennedy Ryan Redondo Bob “Chino” Chiene Joe Wortmann Greg Gibbons James Graham Megan Thomson Swimming Men’s Tennis Women’s Tennis Men’s Volleyball Women’s Volleyball Men’s Water Polo Women’s Water Polo Swimming Men’s Tennis Women’s Tennis Men’s Volleyball Women’s Volleyball Men’s Water Polo Women’s Water Polo

In her sixth year at Pa-cifi c, Holly Trexler is the Associate Director of Athletics for Student-Athlete Services and

Compliance. She became Pacifi c’s Senior Women’s Admin-istrator in September of 2008. Among her duties, Trexler oversees compliance, academic support, student services, the Pacifi c Student Athlete Council (PSAC) as well as the CHAMPS/Life Skills program. In addition, Trexler is currently serving on the NCAA Leadership Selection Committee. Before coming to Pacifi c, Trexler was the assistant ath-letic director for academic support/life skills coordinator at Quinnipiac University from 2002-05. At Quinnipiac, she monitored the academic progress and eligibility status of all student-athletes, in addition to overseeing academic pro-gramming and support services. Trexler was also responsible for the CHAMPS/Life Skills program.

Prior to her time at Quinnipiac, Trexler spent the previous three years as assistant athletic director for eligibility and student services/senior woman administrator at North Car-olina Agricultural and Technical State University in Greens-boro, N.C. Her duties at the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference school included the monitoring of academic records and eli-gibility status of 300 student-athletes. She also oversaw the academic programming and support services. From 1993 to 1999, Trexler worked at the University of Kansas as a strategic learning assistant and Mentor. In her position, she developed learning strategies for at-risk stu-dent-athletes and assisted with subject matter and overall academic development. Trexler holds three degrees from the University of Kan-sas. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in English and African-American studies in 1995. She was awarded her Juris Doc-torate from the Kansas School of Law in 1998. A year later, in 1999, she fi nished her master’s in education.

Senior Women’s Administrator/Associate Director of Senior Women’s Administrator/Associate Director of Athletics for Student-Athlete Services & ComplianceAthletics for Student-Athlete Services & Compliance

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2010 GAME-BY-GAME RESULTSDate Opponent W/L Score Inn Overall Big West Pitcher of record Attend TimeFeb 19, 2010 SAN FRANCISCO W 3-1 9 1-0-0 0-0-0 Pointer, M (W 1-0) 723 2:14Feb 20, 2010 SAN FRANCISCO L 5-6 9 1-1-0 0-0-0 Carnevale, H (L 0-1) 704 2:42Feb 20, 2010 SAN FRANCISCO W 10-3 9 2-1-0 0-0-0 Neimeyer, C (W 1-0) 704 2:49Feb 24, 2010 at Stanford L 6-11 9 2-2-0 0-0-0 Prato Matthe (L 0-1) 1275 3:25Feb 27, 2010 NEVADA W 11-6 9 3-2-0 0-0-0 Pointer, M (W 2-0) 428 3:56Feb 27, 2010 NEVADA W 6-4 9 4-2-0 0-0-0 Rowse, D (W 1-0) 491 2:25Feb 28, 2010 NEVADA L 3-10 9 4-3-0 0-0-0 Neimeyer, C (L 1-1) 803 2:37Mar 04, 2010 SEATTLE W 11-5 9 5-3-0 0-0-0 Pointer, M (W 3-0) 236 2:39Mar 05, 2010 SEATTLE W 8-1 9 6-3-0 0-0-0 Rowse, D (W 2-0) 311 2:02Mar 06, 2010 SEATTLE L 9-10 9 6-4-0 0-0-0 Neimeyer, C (L 1-2) 341 2:48Mar 07, 2010 SEATTLE W 19-9 9 7-4-0 0-0-0 Hummel, J (W 1-0) 603 3:00Mar 11, 2010 vs Gonzaga W 6-1 9 8-4-0 0-0-0 Pointer, M (W 4-0) 134 2:11Mar 12, 2010 vs Notre Dame W 8-4 9 9-4-0 0-0-0 Rowse, D (W 3-0) 416 2:30Mar 13, 2010 vs Bradley L 1-10 9 9-5-0 0-0-0 Carnevale, H (L 0-2) 123 2:48Mar 14, 2010 vs Notre Dame W 3-2 9 10-5-0 0-0-0 Hummel, J (W 2-0) 424 2:36Mar 16, 2010 at Sacramento State L 4-5 9 10-6-0 0-0-0 Richardson (L 0-1) 196 2:32Mar 19, 2010 USC W 8-2 9 11-6-0 0-0-0 Pointer, M (W 5-0) 736 2:36Mar 20, 2010 USC W 6-5 9 12-6-0 0-0-0 Rowse, D (W 4-0) 1433 2:49Mar 21, 2010 USC L 9-15 9 12-7-0 0-0-0 Hummel, J (L 2-1) 1201 2:59Mar 23, 2010 STANFORD W 9-4 9 13-7-0 0-0-0 Haberman, J (W 1-0) 606 3:13Mar 26, 2010 at San Jose State W 18-10 9 14-7-0 0-0-0 Hummel, J (W 3-1) 373 3:12Mar 27, 2010 at San Jose State W 8-7 9 15-7-0 0-0-0 Rowse, D (W 5-0) 496 2:30Mar 28, 2010 SAN JOSE STATE W 3-2 (11) 16-7-0 0-0-0 Richardson (W 1-1) 705 3:07Apr 01, 2010 at Long Beach State * W 2-1 9 17-7-0 1-0-0 Pointer, M (W 6-0) 763 3:04Apr 02, 2010 at Long Beach State * L 4-13 9 17-8-0 1-1-0 Carnevale, H (L 0-3) 1097 3:03Apr 03, 2010 at Long Beach State * L 2-8 9 17-9-0 1-2-0 Hummel, J (L 3-2) 1137 2:52Apr 06, 2010 at Santa Clara L 3-9 9 17-10-0 1-2-0 Prato Matthe (L 0-2) 280 2:57Apr 09, 2010 UC RIVERSIDE * W 7-6 9 18-10-0 2-2-0 Carnevale, H (W 1-3) 511 2:38Apr 10, 2010 UC RIVERSIDE * W 6-5 9 19-10-0 3-2-0 Rowse, D (W 6-0) 361 2:22Apr 10, 2010 UC RIVERSIDE * L 3-5 (11) 19-11-0 3-3-0 Richardson (L 1-2) 464 3:10Apr 13, 2010 SACRAMENTO STATE W 5-2 9 20-11-0 3-3-0 Carnevale, H (W 2-3) 339 2:31Apr 16, 2010 at UC Irvine * L 2-4 9 20-12-0 3-4-0 Pointer, M (L 6-1) 482 2:20Apr 17, 2010 at UC Irvine * W 7-4 9 21-12-0 4-4-0 Carnevale, H (W 3-3) 412 3:08Apr 18, 2010 at UC Irvine * W 7-2 9 22-12-0 5-4-0 Hummel, J (W 4-2) 685 2:40Apr 21, 2010 at California L 6-13 9 22-13-0 5-4-0 Haberman, J (L 1-1) 42 3:04Apr 23, 2010 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE * L 1-8 9 22-14-0 5-5-0 Pointer, M (L 6-2) 386 2:32Apr 24, 2010 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE * W 4-1 9 23-14-0 6-5-0 Rowse, D (W 7-0) 396 2:37Apr 25, 2010 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE * W 12-4 9 24-14-0 7-5-0 Hummel, J (W 5-2) 703 3:07Apr 28, 2010 SANTA CLARA W 12-7 9 25-14-0 7-5-0 Niley, J (W 1-0) 271 3:32Apr 30, 2010 CAL STATE FULLERTON * L 2-6 9 25-15-0 7-6-0 Pointer, M (L 6-3) 668 2:21May 01, 2010 CAL STATE FULLERTON * L 7-11 9 25-16-0 7-7-0 Rowse, D (L 7-1) 1074 3:21May 02, 2010 CAL STATE FULLERTON * W 18-10 9 26-16-0 8-7-0 Hummel, J (W 6-2) 1117 3:08May 07, 2010 at UC Davis * W 12-1 9 27-16-0 9-7-0 Pointer, M (W 7-3) 134 2:49May 08, 2010 at UC Davis * W 7-5 9 28-16-0 10-7-0 Carnevale, H (W 4-3) 253 2:47May 09, 2010 at UC Davis * W 11-7 9 29-16-0 11-7-0 Hummel, J (W 7-2) 140 3:29May 14, 2010 at CS Bakersfi eld L 1-4 (10) 29-17-0 11-7-0 Berolzheimer (L 0-1) 300 2:49May 15, 2010 at CS Bakersfi eld W 8-5 9 30-17-0 11-7-0 Carnevale, H (W 5-3) 399 3:00May 16, 2010 at CS Bakersfi eld L 6-15 9 30-18-0 11-7-0 Hummel, J (L 7-3) 405 2:36May 21, 2010 at Cal Poly * L 4-8 9 30-19-0 11-8-0 Pointer, M (L 7-4) 707 2:43May 22, 2010 at Cal Poly * W 8-4 9 31-19-0 12-8-0 Rowse, D (W 8-1) 621 3:01May 23, 2010 at Cal Poly * L 3-11 9 31-20-0 12-9-0 Hummel, J (L 7-4) 683 2:36May 28, 2010 UC SANTA BARBARA * L 7-9 9 31-21-0 12-10-0 Rowse, D (L 7-5) 552 2:28May 29, 2010 UC SANTA BARBARA * L 1-5 9 31-22-0 12-11-0 Pointer, M (L 7-5) 752 2:21May 30, 2010 UC SANTA BARBARA * L 5-8 (10) 31-23-0 12-12-0 Carnevale, H (L 5-4) 1161 3:02() Extra Inning Game* Denotes Big West Game

Win-loss summary:Total ..................................................................... 31-23Conference ........................................................... 12-12Non-Conf ............................................................... 19-11Home .................................................................... 18-11Away ..................................................................... 10-11Neutral ..................................................................... 3-1Day ....................................................................... 18-12Night..................................................................... 13-11vs Left ....................................................................... 5-6vs Right ................................................................. 26-171-Run games ............................................................. 7-32-Run games ............................................................. 3-35+Run games ........................................................ 14-11Extra inns .................................................................. 1-3Shutouts ................................................................... 0-0Scoring 0-2 runs ........................................................ 1-7Scoring 3-5 runs ........................................................ 5-9Scoring 6-9 runs ...................................................... 15-7Scoring 10+ runs ..................................................... 10-0Opponent 0-2 runs ................................................... 11-0Opponent 3-5 runs ................................................... 12-5Opponent 6-9 runs ..................................................... 6-8Opponent 10+ runs .................................................. 2-10Scored in 1st inning ................................................. 14-4Scores fi rst.............................................................. 16-9Opp. scores fi rst .................................................... 15-14After 6 leading ......................................................... 21-3After 6 trailing ......................................................... 4-17After 6 tied ................................................................ 6-3After 7 leading ......................................................... 26-4After 7 trailing ......................................................... 2-17After 7 tied ................................................................ 3-2After 8 leading ......................................................... 27-0After 8 trailing ......................................................... 3-19After 8 tied ................................................................ 1-4Hit 0 home runs ..................................................... 16-12Hit 1 home run ......................................................... 10-9Hit 2+ home runs ....................................................... 5-2Opponent 0 home runs ............................................. 20-8Opponent 1 home run ................................................. 8-6Opponent 2+ HRs ....................................................... 3-9Made 0 errors .......................................................... 17-3Made 1 error ........................................................... 8-10Made 2+ errors ........................................................ 6-10Opp. made 0 errors .................................................... 9-6Opp. made 1 error ...................................................... 9-8Opp. made 2+ errors ................................................ 13-9Out-hit opponent ..................................................... 23-3Out-hit by opponent ................................................. 5-18Hits are tied .............................................................. 3-2

Inning-by-inning summary 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 EX TotalPacifi c 44 24 55 39 60 56 27 26 21 5 .... 357Opp 27 38 45 45 33 38 29 56 11 12 ....334

Record when team scores:Runs 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+W-L 0-0 0-4 1-3 3-4 1-3 1-2 4-3 4-2 6-0 1-2 ...10-0

Record when opponent scores:Runs 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+W-L 0-0 6-0 5-0 1-0 6-2 5-3 2-2 3-0 0-4 1-2 ...2-10

Record when leading after:Inn. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8W-L 12-4 15-3 17-4 17-5 19-6 21-3 26-4 27-0

Record when trailing after:Inn. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8W-L 3-10 4-16 4-20 4-27 6-25 5-27 4-27 3-27

Record when tied after:Inn. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8W-L 10-13 9-9 8-5 6-4 5-2 6-3 3-2 1-4

General summary:Current losing streak 4Longest winning streak 5Longest losing streak 4

Home attendance 18780 (29 dates avg = 647)Away attendance 11977 (25 dates avg = 479)Total attendance 30757 (54 dates avg = 569)

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Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD% 7 Brown, J.B. .376 53-53 221 43 83 10 0 6 31 111 .502 8 5 31 10 .407 2 0 4-7 116 154 10 .964 32 Martin, Brian .364 54-54 228 37 83 15 1 0 38 100 .439 25 3 31 4 .432 1 2 0-3 479 27 1 .998 8 Oliveira, Joe .332 53-52 187 46 62 8 3 5 29 91 .487 26 4 29 4 .424 0 8 12-15 293 49 4 .988 3 Walker, Mike .327 54-54 223 49 73 12 1 12 52 123 .552 22 2 48 2 .390 2 0 4-4 44 121 13 .927 15 Longmire, Nick .327 54-51 202 49 66 18 1 5 35 101 .500 37 2 38 6 .432 2 0 9-11 105 3 3 .973 20 Haberman, John .321 42-39 156 17 50 13 0 0 30 63 .404 9 1 26 6 .359 1 0 0-0 4 1 1 .833 2 Gorang, Ben .312 52-52 173 27 54 10 1 1 27 69 .399 16 3 16 3 .372 4 12 3-5 78 164 10 .960 11 Christopher, Bret .312 53-53 218 37 68 8 6 5 39 103 .472 13 8 43 2 .368 3 12 8-11 169 2 4 .977 24 Carvutto, Matthew .303 30-27 99 14 30 5 1 0 17 37 .374 5 3 11 5 .352 1 0 0-0 37 3 4 .909 1 Fuson, Matt .274 36-25 95 17 26 4 0 1 16 33 .347 7 3 20 1 .333 3 4 4-5 54 3 2 .966 23 Riley, Allen .237 23-11 59 7 14 2 0 0 6 16 .271 3 0 14 2 .274 0 0 0-0 12 0 0 1.000 22 Niley, Jamie 1.000 1-0 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 2 2.000 0 0 0 0 1.000 0 0 0-0 0 0 1 .000 38 Dodge, Kyle 1.000 4-0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 2 2.000 0 0 0 0 1.000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 36 Hummel, Jake .375 4-2 8 2 3 0 0 0 1 3 .375 0 0 1 0 .375 0 0 0-0 7 12 0 1.000 4 Simms, Josh .333 8-6 24 4 8 1 0 0 0 9 .375 2 0 6 0 .385 0 2 3-3 10 2 3 .800 19 Hassel, Aaron .333 3-0 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 .333 1 0 1 0 .500 0 0 0-0 6 0 0 1.000 14 Torchio, Dustin .222 16-5 27 5 6 2 1 0 4 10 .370 4 0 2 0 .313 1 2 0-0 6 14 2 .909 5 Sylvester, Jacob .000 8-2 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 2 0 1 0 .286 0 0 0-0 8 5 0 1.000 10 Burton Jr., Ronni .000 4-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 1 0 0 1.000 30 Prato Matthews, J .000 1-1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 2 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 16 Guerrero, Richard .000 1-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 2 0 1.000 35 Pointer, Marcus .000 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 5 21 0 1.000 41 Carnevale, Hunter .000 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 2 5 1 .875 Totals .325 54 1935 357 629 110 15 35 326 874 .452 180 34 320 45 .389 20 42 47-64 1443 617 61 .971 Opponents .312 54 1911 334 596 134 11 45 308 887 .464 169 48 303 44 .378 22 42 40-66 1421 618 73 .965

LOB - Team (443), Opp (437). DPs turned - Team (47), Opp (56). TPs turned - Team (1). CI - Team (2), Wideman, K. 2. IBB - Team (3), Brown, J.B. 2, Wideman, K. 1, Opp (6). Picked off - Longmire, N. 2, Brown, J.B. 1, Niley, J. 1.

Big West Conference Games (Sorted by AVG, Min 24 AB)Record: 12-12 Home: 5-7 Away: 7-5

# Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD% 15 Longmire, Nick .354 24-24 96 27 34 12 0 2 14 52 .542 19 1 17 2 .466 0 0 4-5 46 2 1 .980 8 Oliveira, Joe .352 24-24 88 24 31 4 1 5 16 52 .591 10 2 19 1 .430 0 4 3-6 134 22 1 .994 32 Martin, Brian .343 24-24 99 13 34 4 0 0 16 38 .384 13 1 18 1 .421 1 1 0-1 207 14 0 1.000 11 Christopher, Bret .340 24-24 100 15 34 4 3 2 21 50 .500 3 4 25 1 .376 2 7 3-5 74 1 1 .987 7 Brown, J.B. .303 24-24 99 15 30 1 0 2 12 37 .374 7 2 14 2 .358 1 0 1-3 57 71 4 .970 3 Walker, Mike .286 24-24 98 16 28 3 0 4 22 43 .439 13 0 20 1 .366 1 0 2-2 28 54 6 .932 2 Gorang, Ben .240 24-24 75 11 18 3 0 1 10 24 .320 11 0 9 0 .330 2 9 1-2 38 83 7 .945 20 Haberman, John .222 21-20 81 7 18 3 0 0 8 21 .259 5 0 12 4 .267 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 22 Niley, Jamie 1.000 1-0 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 2 2.000 0 0 0 0 1.000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 4 Simms, Josh .381 6-6 21 4 8 1 0 0 0 9 .429 2 0 5 0 .435 0 1 3-3 9 1 2 .833 24 Carvutto, Matthew .297 12-10 37 1 11 1 0 0 8 12 .324 1 2 3 2 .341 1 0 0-0 15 2 2 .895 14 Torchio, Dustin .222 6-1 9 1 2 0 1 0 1 4 .444 0 0 0 0 .222 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 1 Fuson, Matt .207 13-9 29 5 6 1 0 0 3 7 .241 2 2 9 0 .303 0 3 1-1 22 1 0 1.000 23 Riley, Allen .071 8-2 14 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 .071 2 0 2 0 .188 0 0 0-0 4 0 0 1.000 35 Pointer, Marcus .000 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 5 11 0 1.000 41 Carnevale, Hunter .000 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 2 1 .667 Totals .302 24-24 847 142 256 38 5 16 132 352 .416 88 14 153 14 .374 8 25 18-28 642 280 26 .973 Opponents .328 24-24 868 146 285 62 7 23 140 430 .495 69 15 127 20 .385 7 23 17-28 643 263 29 .969

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# Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO-CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA 25 Richardson, Robbi 3.26 1-2 23 0 0 0-0 3 38.2 48 20 14 11 17 11 1 3 150 .320 0 0 2 6 1 41 Carnevale, Hunter 3.53 5-4 24 2 0 0-0 5 74.0 79 35 29 21 66 12 2 4 275 .287 7 8 2 2 8 35 Pointer, Marcus 4.58 7-5 15 15 2 0-0 0 106.0 105 59 54 45 65 22 4 9 396 .265 3 7 1 3 14 36 Hummel, Jake 4.65 7-4 22 13 0 0-0 3 93.0 111 58 48 25 57 19 1 7 371 .299 6 6 1 6 7 21 Rowse, David 5.93 8-2 15 15 1 0-0 0 88.0 125 60 58 17 46 36 2 11 365 .342 1 7 2 2 5 45 Neimeyer, Casey 6.95 1-2 10 3 0 0-0 0 22.0 36 19 17 5 12 8 1 5 95 .379 1 1 1 1 2 29 Berolzheimer, Tho 10.24 0-1 13 1 0 0-0 0 9.2 15 11 11 4 9 2 0 2 42 .357 0 0 0 0 1 22 Niley, Jamie 11.05 1-0 16 1 0 0-0 0 14.2 17 23 18 15 5 8 0 0 59 .288 4 12 0 0 1 24 Carvutto, Matthew 3.86 0-0 2 0 0 0-0 0 2.1 4 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 12 .333 0 0 0 0 0 20 Haberman, John 7.97 1-1 7 3 0 0-0 0 20.1 26 19 18 12 17 7 0 3 83 .313 3 1 0 0 3 34 Noack, Jonas 10.12 0-0 4 0 0 0-0 0 2.2 6 4 3 2 1 3 0 0 14 .429 1 0 0 0 0 30 Prato Matthews, J 15.83 0-2 9 1 0 0-0 1 9.2 24 24 17 11 7 6 0 1 49 .490 3 6 0 2 0 Totals 5.39 31-23 54 54 3 0-0 12 481.0 596 334 288 169 303 134 11 45 1911 .312 29 48 9 22 42 Opponents 5.72 23-31 54 54 5 0-0 5 473.2 629 357 301 180 320 110 15 35 1935 .325 31 34 9 20 42

PB - Team (4), Sylvester, J 2, Wideman, K. 2, Opp (6). Pickoffs - Team (5), Wideman, K. 2, Rowse, D. 2, Niley, J. 1, Opp (4). SBA/ATT - Wideman, K. (29-56), Sylvester, J (17-17), Carnevale, H (12-15), Niley, J. (7-11), Centanni, J. (3-10), McCain, M. (6-9), Davis, T. (6-8), Akins, C. (4-8), Holscher, L. (4-6), Rowse, D. (3-4), Mintun, A. (2-2), Berolzheimer (0-2), Hovey, D. (0-1).

Big West Conference Games (Sorted by ERA, Min 24 Batters Faced)Record: 9-15 Home: 4-8 Away: 5-7

# Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO-CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA 25 Richardson, Robbi 3.45 0-1 10 0 0 0-0 1 15.2 23 7 6 3 8 3 1 1 65 .354 0 0 1 0 1 41 Carnevale, Hunter 4.76 3-2 10 0 0 0-0 3 28.1 36 18 15 10 27 4 1 2 108 .333 5 1 1 2 5 36 Hummel, Jake 4.85 4-2 10 8 0 0-0 1 55.2 74 36 30 14 30 13 1 5 229 .323 3 5 0 4 5 45 Neimeyer, Casey 0.00 0-0 2 0 0 0-0 0 1.2 2 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 7 .286 0 0 0 0 0 35 Pointer, Marcus 5.49 2-5 8 8 1 0-0 0 59.0 71 39 36 27 32 17 2 7 231 .307 2 3 0 1 9 21 Rowse, David 7.12 3-2 8 8 0 0-0 0 43.0 69 34 34 9 21 22 1 7 187 .369 0 3 1 0 3 22 Niley, Jamie 8.31 0-0 7 0 0 0-0 0 4.1 3 5 4 4 1 1 0 0 15 .200 1 3 0 0 0 29 Berolzheimer, Tho 8.53 0-0 7 0 0 0-0 0 6.1 7 6 6 1 7 2 0 1 26 .269 0 0 0 0 0

Totals 5.51 12-12 24 24 1 0-0 5 214.0 285 146 131 69 127 62 7 23 868 .328 11 15 3 7 23 Opponents 4.83 12-12 24 24 3 0-0 4 214.1 256 142 115 88 153 38 5 16 847 .302 10 14 5 8 25

PB - Team (1), Wideman, K. 1. Pickoffs - Team (4), Wideman, K. 2, Rowse, D. 2, Opp (3). SBA/ATT - Wideman, K. (18-31), Niley, J. (6-9), Carnevale, H (6-7), Centanni, J. (2-6), Akins, C. (2-3), McCain, M. (2-3), Berolzheimer (0-2), Holscher, L. (1-2), Rowse, D. (0-1).

Defensive Statistics (Sorted By Fielding Percentage) # Player C PO A E FLD% DPs SBA CSB SBA% PB CI 47 Thomas Berolzheimer 7 3 4 0 1.000 1 0 2 .000 0 0 19 Larry Holscher 6 2 4 0 1.000 0 4 2 .667 0 0 16 Allen Riley 6 6 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 .000 0 0 40 Tye Davis 6 1 5 0 1.000 0 6 2 .750 0 0 37 Mark McCain 5 0 5 0 1.000 1 6 3 .667 0 0 43 Andrew Mintun 3 1 2 0 1.000 0 2 0 1.000 0 0 27 David Hovey 2 0 2 0 1.000 0 0 1 .000 0 0 8 Joe Oliveira 2 2 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 .000 0 0 35 Derek Baum 2 2 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 .000 0 0 10 Ronnie Burton Jr. 1 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 .000 0 0 32 Brian Martin 341 316 22 3 .991 28 0 0 .000 0 0 22 Jamie Niley 94 82 11 1 .989 8 7 4 .636 0 0 9 Kurt Wideman 314 261 49 4 .987 4 29 27 .518 2 2 23 Joey Centanni 151 119 30 2 .987 15 3 7 .300 0 0 15 Nick Longmire 109 102 5 2 .982 1 0 0 .000 0 0 4 Josh Simms 83 76 5 2 .976 2 0 0 .000 0 0 14 Mike McKeever 82 76 4 2 .976 1 0 0 .000 0 0 5 Jake Sylvester 34 30 3 1 .971 0 17 0 1.000 2 0 2 Ben Gorang 262 92 160 10 .962 25 0 0 .000 0 0 7 J.B. Brown 282 127 143 12 .957 35 0 0 .000 0 0 11 Brett Christopher 19 18 0 1 .947 0 0 0 .000 0 0 21 David Rowse 15 2 12 1 .933 0 3 1 .750 0 0 1 Matt Fuson 26 24 0 2 .923 0 0 0 .000 0 0 3 Mike Walker 179 29 134 16 .911 16 0 0 .000 0 0 25 Cole Akins 10 5 3 2 .800 0 4 4 .500 0 0 41 Hunter Carnevale 14 3 8 3 .786 0 12 3 .800 0 0 17 Scott Isbell 21 8 7 6 .714 0 0 0 .000 0 0 29 Corey Kohnke 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Totals 2076 1388 618 70 .966 47 47 29 .618 4 2 Opponents 2099 1405 621 73 .965 56 40 29 .580 6 0

LOB - Team (206), Opp (188). DPs turned - Team (17), Opp (24). IBB - Team (3), Brown, J.B. 2, Wideman, K. 1, Opp (2). Picked off - Niley, J. 1, Brown, J.B. 1, Longmire, N. 1.

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MULTIPLE HIT GAMES 2 3 4 5+ Tot 32 Martin, Brian 16 11 - - 27 7 Brown, J.B. 14 11 1 - 26 3 Walker, Mike 15 8 1 - 24 11 Christopher, Bret 16 4 - - 20 15 Longmire, Nick 7 8 2 - 17 8 Oliveira, Joe 10 5 - - 15 2 Gorang, Ben 10 3 2 - 15 20 Haberman, John 9 3 2 - 14 24 Carvutto, Matthew 5 2 - - 7 1 Fuson, Matt 3 3 - - 6 23 Riley, Allen 4 - - - 4 4 Simms, Josh 3 - - - 3 36 Hummel, Jake 1 - - - 1 14 Torchio, Dustin 1 - - - 1 TEAM 114 58 8 0 180

MULTIPLE RBI GAMES 2 3 4 5+ Tot 3 Walker, Mike 6 5 2 - 13 32 Martin, Brian 7 2 1 - 10 15 Longmire, Nick 7 1 1 - 9 7 Brown, J.B. 8 1 - - 9 11 Christopher, Bret 6 1 2 - 9 20 Haberman, John 4 4 - - 8 8 Oliveira, Joe 4 2 1 - 7 24 Carvutto, Matthew 3 2 - - 5 2 Gorang, Ben 2 2 1 - 5 1 Fuson, Matt 4 - - - 4 23 Riley, Allen 1 - - - 1 TEAM 52 20 8 0 80

HITTING STREAKS Longest Current 7 Brown, J.B. 15 - 20 Haberman, John 13 1 11 Christopher, Bret 11 - 32 Martin, Brian 10 3 2 Gorang, Ben 10 10 3 Walker, Mike 9 - 15 Longmire, Nick 8 6 8 Oliveira, Joe 6 4 24 Carvutto, Matthew 6 3 4 Simms, Josh 5 - 1 Fuson, Matt 4 - 36 Hummel, Jake 2 - 23 Riley, Allen 2 - 22 Niley, Jamie 1 1 19 Hassel, Aaron 1 1 14 Torchio, Dustin 1 1 38 Dodge, Kyle 1 1

STARTING LINEUP BY POSITION PITCHER: G Pac W-L 35 Pointer, Marcus 15 (9-6) 21 Rowse, David 15 (11-4) 36 Hummel, Jake 13 (7-6) 45 Neimeyer, Casey 3 (1-2) 20 Haberman, John 3 (1-2) 41 Carnevale, Hunter 2 (1-1) 29 Berolzheimer, Tho 1 (1-0) 22 Niley, Jamie 1 (0-1) 30 Prato Matthews, J 1 (0-1)

CATCHER: G W-L 8 Oliveira, Joe 52 (30-22) 5 Sylvester, Jacob 2 (1-1)

FIRST BASE: 32 Martin, Brian 54 (31-23)

SECOND BASE: 7 Brown, J.B. 53 (31-22) 14 Torchio, Dustin 1 (0-1)

THIRD BASE: 3 Walker, Mike 54 (31-23)

SHORTSTOP: 2 Gorang, Ben 52 (29-23) 14 Torchio, Dustin 2 (2-0)

LEFT FIELD: 1 Fuson, Matt 24 (17-7) 24 Carvutto, Matthew 21 (11-10) 4 Simms, Josh 6 (1-5) 23 Riley, Allen 3 (2-1)

CENTER FIELD: 11 Christopher, Bret 53 (30-23) 1 Fuson, Matt 1 (1-0)

RIGHT FIELD: 15 Longmire, Nick 51 (29-22) 23 Riley, Allen 2 (1-1) 24 Carvutto, Matthew 1 (1-0)

DESIGNATED HITTER: 20 Haberman, John 38 (24-14) 23 Riley, Allen 6 (4-2) 24 Carvutto, Matthew 5 (3-2) 14 Torchio, Dustin 2 (0-2) 36 Hummel, Jake 2 (0-2) 30 Prato Matthews, J 1 (0-1)

STARTING LINEUP BY LINEUP SPOTLEADOFF: G W-L 15 Longmire, Nick 39 (22-17) 11 Christopher, Bret 9 (6-3) 8 Oliveira, Joe 6 (3-3)2ND SPOT: 11 Christopher, Bret 36 (19-17) 15 Longmire, Nick 5 (3-2) 32 Martin, Brian 5 (4-1) 8 Oliveira, Joe 4 (3-1) 23 Riley, Allen 3 (2-1) 14 Torchio, Dustin 1 (0-1)3RD SPOT: 32 Martin, Brian 48 (27-21) 15 Longmire, Nick 3 (1-2) 3 Walker, Mike 2 (2-0) 7 Brown, J.B. 1 (1-0)CLEANUP: 3 Walker, Mike 46 (24-22) 7 Brown, J.B. 5 (4-1) 15 Longmire, Nick 2 (2-0) 24 Carvutto, Matthew 1 (1-0)5TH SPOT: 7 Brown, J.B. 45 (25-20) 24 Carvutto, Matthew 5 (3-2) 3 Walker, Mike 3 (3-0) 23 Riley, Allen 1 (0-1)6TH SPOT: 8 Oliveira, Joe 17 (8-9) 24 Carvutto, Matthew 10 (6-4) 1 Fuson, Matt 10 (7-3) 20 Haberman, John 9 (6-3) 3 Walker, Mike 3 (2-1) 23 Riley, Allen 3 (2-1) 32 Martin, Brian 1 (0-1) 7 Brown, J.B. 1 (0-1)7TH SPOT: 20 Haberman, John 29 (18-11) 1 Fuson, Matt 8 (6-2) 24 Carvutto, Matthew 6 (2-4) 23 Riley, Allen 3 (3-0) 14 Torchio, Dustin 2 (0-2) 15 Longmire, Nick 2 (1-1) 36 Hummel, Jake 2 (0-2) 30 Prato Matthews, J 1 (0-1) 7 Brown, J.B. 1 (1-0)8TH SPOT: 2 Gorang, Ben 39 (22-17) 11 Christopher, Bret 8 (5-3) 8 Oliveira, Joe 4 (3-1) 1 Fuson, Matt 1 (1-0) 23 Riley, Allen 1 (0-1) 5 Sylvester, Jacob 1 (0-1) 9TH SPOT: 8 Oliveira, Joe 21 (13-8) 2 Gorang, Ben 13 (7-6) 4 Simms, Josh 6 (1-5) 1 Fuson, Matt 6 (4-2) 24 Carvutto, Matthew 5 (3-2) 14 Torchio, Dustin 2 (2-0) 5 Sylvester, Jacob 1 (1-0)

STARTERS SUMMARY DEFENSIVE POSITION BATTING ORDER Player GS p c 1b 2b 3b ss lf cf rf of dh 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 32 Martin, Brian 54 . . 54 . . . . . . . . . 5 48 . . 1 . . . 3 Walker, Mike 54 . . . . 54 . . . . . . . . 2 46 3 3 . . . 11 Christopher, Bret 53 . . . . . . . 53 . . . 9 36 . . . . . 8 . 7 Brown, J.B. 53 . . . 53 . . . . . . . . . 1 5 45 1 1 . . 8 Oliveira, Joe 52 . 52 . . . . . . . . . 6 4 . . . 17 . 4 21 2 Gorang, Ben 52 . . . . . 52 . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 13 15 Longmire, Nick 51 . . . . . . . . 51 . . 39 5 3 2 . . 2 . . 20 Haberman, John 40 3 . . . . . . . . . 38 . . . . . 9 29 . . 24 Carvutto, Matthew 27 . . . . . . 21 . 1 . 5 . . . 1 5 10 6 . 5 1 Fuson, Matt 25 . . . . . . 24 1 . . . . . . . . 10 8 1 6 35 Pointer, Marcus 15 15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 Hummel, Jake 15 13 . . . . . . . . . 2 . . . . . . 2 . . 21 Rowse, David 15 15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Riley, Allen 11 . . . . . . 3 . 2 . 6 . 3 . . 1 3 3 1 . 4 Simms, Josh 6 . . . . . . 6 . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 14 Torchio, Dustin 5 . . . 1 . 2 . . . . 2 . 1 . . . . 2 . 2 45 Neimeyer, Casey 3 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 Carnevale, Hunter 2 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Prato Matthews, J 2 1 . . . . . . . . . 1 . . . . . . 1 . . 5 Sylvester, Jacob 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 29 Berolzheimer, Tho 1 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Niley, Jamie 1 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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2010 BIG WEST CONFERENCE STANDINGS Conference Overall W L T Pct. W L T Pct. H A NCal State Fullerton (*) 21 3 0 .875 46 18 0 .719 26-9 19-8 1-1UC Irvine 17 7 0 .708 39 21 0 .650 19-9 17-10 3-2UC Riverside 13 11 0 .542 32 23 0 .582 22-6 9-15 1-2Pacifi c 12 12 0 .500 31 23 0 .574 18-11 10-11 3-1UC Santa Barbara 10 14 0 .417 24 30 0 .444 13-15 11-15 0-0Cal Poly 10 14 0 .417 23 32 0 .418 15-17 7-13 1-2Cal State Northridge 9 15 0 .375 29 27 0 .518 17-13 11-13 1-1UC Davis 9 15 0 .375 26 29 0 .473 11-15 13-14 2-0Long Beach State 7 17 0 .292 23 32 0 .418 11-18 12-14 0-0* Regular season champion

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First TeamPlayer School Ht. B/T Yr. Pos. HometownRob Brantly UC Riverside 6-2 L/R So. C Temecula Valley, Calif.Francis Larson^ UC Irvine 6-0 R/R Sr. C Yorba Linda, Calif.Nick Ramirez^ Cal State Fullerton 6-3 L/L So. 1B Anaheim, Calif.Ryan Pineda Cal State Northridge 6-0 R/R Jr. 2B Las Vegas, Nev.Brian Hernandez UC Irvine 6-1 R/R Jr. 3B Sylmar, Calif.Christian Colon Cal State Fullerton 6-0 R/R Jr. SS Corona, Calif.Gary Brown Cal State Fullerton 6-0 R/R Jr. OF Diamond Bar, Calif.Tony Nix UC Riverside 5-11 R/R Jr. OF Poway, Calif.Luke Yoder Cal Poly 6-0 R/R Sr. OF Bakersfi eld, Calif.Justin Shults UC Riverside 6-2 L/R Jr. DH Valencia, Calif.David Popkins UC Davis 6-2 R/R So. UTL San Diego, Calif.Daniel Bibona^ UC Irvine 6-0 L/L Sr. SP Lake Forest, Calif.Noe Ramirez Cal State Fullerton 6-3 R/R So. SP E. Los Angeles, Calif.Daniel Renken^ Cal State Fullerton 6-4 R/R Jr. SP Cypress, Calif.Hunter Carnevale Pacifi c 5-11 R/R Sr. RP Roseville, Calif.Eric Pettis$ UC Irvine 6-2 R/R Sr. CP West Hills, Calif.

Second TeamPlayer School Ht. B/T Yr. Pos. HometownJeff Cusick UC Irvine 6-2 R/R Sr. 1B Mission Viejo, Calif.J.B. Brown Pacifi c 6-1 L/R Jr. 2B Alvin, TexasCorey Jones Cal State Fullerton 6-0 L/R Jr. 2B Camarillo, Calif.Mike Walker Pacifi c 6-4 L/R Sr. 3B Marysville, Calif.Devin Lohman Long Beach State 6-2 R/R Jr. SS Santa Maria, Calif.C.J. Belanger Cal State Northridge 6-3 L/R Sr. OF Stanton, Calif.Michael Hur UC Riverside 6-0 R/R Sr. OF Stevenson Ranch, Calif.T.J. Mittelstaedt Long Beach State 5-10 L/R Sr. OF Mission Viejo, Calif.Tyler Pill Cal State Fullerton 6-1 L/R So. OF Covina, Calif.Carlos Lopez Cal State Fullerton 6-2 L/R Fr. DH Northridge, Calif.Joey Siddons Cal State Fullerton 5-10 R/R Sr. UTL Camarillo, Calif.Christian Bergman UC Irvine 6-2 R/R Sr. SP Altadena, Calif.Dylan Floro Cal State Fullerton 6-2 L/R Fr. SP Merced, Calif.Andrew Gagnon Long Beach State 6-4 R/R So. SP Brentwood, Calif.Jimmy Jolicoeur Cal State Northridge 6-2 R/R Sr. RP Covina, Calif.Matt Lewis UC Davis 6-3 R/R Jr. CP Redding, Calif.

Honorable MentionPlayer School Ht. B/T Yr. Pos. HometownBilly Marcoe Cal State Fullerton 5-11 R/R Sr. C Bellevue, Wash.Marty Mullins UC Santa Barbara 5-10 R/R Sr. C Los Gatos, Calif.Joe Oliveira Pacifi c 6-0 R/R Sr. C San Diego, Calif.Dominic D’Anna Cal State Northridge 6-1 L/R Jr. 1B West Hills, Calif.Brian Martin Pacifi c 6-2 L/R Jr. 1B Livermore, Calif.Steve Tinoco Long Beach State 6-1 R/R Sr. 1B Coto de Caza, Calif.Casey Stevenson UC Irvine 6-3 L/R Sr. 2B Saugus, Calif.Richie Pedroza Cal State Fullerton 5-6 S/R Fr. 3B Covina, Calif.Joey Terdoslavich Long Beach State 6-2 S/R So. 3B Sarasota, Fla.Matt Valaika UC Santa Barbara 5-10 R/R Sr. SS Valencia, Calif.Bobby Crocker Cal Poly 6-3 R/R So. OF Armoas, Calif.Nick Longmire Pacifi c 6-2 R/R Jr. OF San Diego, Calif.Scott Lyman UC Davis 6-3 R/R So. OF Alamo, Calif.Adam Melker Cal Poly 6-0 L/L Sr. OF Claremont, Calif.Mario Hollands UC Santa Barbara 6-5 L/L Jr. SP El Cerrito, Calif.Jesse Meaux UC Santa Barbara 6-4 R/R Jr. SP Glendale, Calif.Mitch Patito UC Riverside 6-0 R/R Fr. CP Mira Loma, Calif.

^Two-time All-Big West First Team selection $Three-time All-Big West First Team selection

Big West Player of the YearGary Brown, Cal State Fullerton

Big West Freshman Player of the YearMitch Haniger, Cal Poly

Big West Pitcher of the YearDaniel Bibona, UC Irvine

Big West Freshman Pitcher of the YearDylan Floro, Cal State Fullerton

Big West Coach of the YearDave Serrano, Cal State Fullerton

2010 ALL-BIG WEST SELECTIONS2010 ALL-BIG WEST SELECTIONS

Hunter CarnevaleHunter Carnevale J.B BrownJ.B Brown Mike WalkerMike Walker Joe OliveraJoe Olivera Brian MartinBrian Martin Nick LongmireNick Longmire

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AAMichael James Abernathy 1996Thomas Darrow Adams 1970Sonnie Sonnie Adkins 1951Cole Akins 2009Frank Clifford Alegre 1980Adam Alverson 2004Bob L. Amerman 1962Octavio Amezquita 2004Chris Amos 1994Ryan Amos 2005Bruce Anderson 1984Clifford Michael Anderson 1969James Aaron Anderson 1999Travis Richmond Anderson 2001Ryan Michael Annett 1998Russ Joseph Antracoli 1970Gregory Blake Apostle 1988Marty J. Arburua 1977Rick H. Arucan 1969Jim Joseph Ashton 1965

BBMike Robin Backovich 1974Vic Frederick Baker 1977James L. Balsley 1960Doug Charles Bame 1994Rob Barber 1993Erik Barbic 2005Steve Barnes 1983Bret Joseph Barrie 2003John Randolph Barron 1971William Evans Bartz 1983Dick L. Bass 1960Stephen Brian Bates 1982Justin Baum 2007Chuck Thomas Baumann 1986Bill Bryan Beck 1994Daniel Duane Beck 1963Robert Beckham 1951Rod S. Beilby 1974Matt G. Bench 1977Craig Craig Benton 1999Matt William Benton 1999John Carroll Berens 1993Matt Berezay 2006Todd Andrew Bergthold 2002John Tito Bertilacchi 1981John Elmer Bertsch 1987Bruce Bettencourt, 1963Ron Howard Beverly 1991Dave W. Bevilaqua 1979Frank R. Bevilaqua 1953Kevin Geoffrey Biggs 1996Evan Bishop 2004Wade Nichols Bird 1973Bob Robert Bloomer 1974Dave A. Boer 1975Scott D. Boras 1974Donald Roy Bossert 1958Bill Lynn Bourne 1974Michael Charles Bova 1970Rod J. Bovee 1977Michael Timothy Bradley 1987Vincent Marcus Brigman 1987Will Brindza 2006Lou T. Bronzan 1948Rick Frederick Brouwer 1979Don James Brown 1950J.B. BrownKeith Alan Brown 1978Don Brownfi eld 1955Joe F. Brownholtz 1993Rob A. Brzezinski 1982Bob W. Buck 1970Pat Burgess 2005John Thomas Burke 1972Richard Allen Burkes 1960Frank Burkett 1948Ron Burton Jr.Robert Charles Butler 1972

CCEd ‘Butch’ Cain 1994Joe Camarata 1998 Hunter Carnevale 2010John Francis Carpenter 1970 Brian Thomas Carr 1984 Tim O. Carroll 1987 Joe Patrick Carrozzi 1981 Anthony Carruesco 2007Bob P. Carruesco 1971 Matthew Carvutto Edward Felix Cattuzzo 1952 Joey Centanni 2009Jim Tom Chakos 1979 Pete David Chalmers 1950 Zach Chamberlin 2008Chuck Carl Chatfi eld 1958Lloyd Grant Chelli 1954Bud P. Chinchiolo 1947Adam Ching 2008Robert A. Christiansen 1969Brett Christopher Syd Ray Church 1978Mark C. Cipres 1986Kenneth B. Clarke 1969Joss Walter Clausman 1998Larry Scott Cleland 1963Paul David Cloninger 1992Michael David Cohen 1997Bryan Patrick Cole 1972Bob Coronado 1959Brent Grant Counts 1988Ray Earl Coykendall 1949Mark T. Crawford 1990Mike K. Cronin 1977John Earl Culbertson 1965Todd A. Culp 2002

DDBruce Raymond D’Ambra 1974William Francis Dargen 1981James E. Darnall 1978Dick James Davey 1964Tye DavisMelvin Andrew de la Motte 1969Kenton Arthur Dean 1961Todd Alart Deck 1989Richard Joseph DeCristofaro 1954Rodney Todd DeCristofaro 1953Terry A. Delamater 1967Dan Joseph Denczek 1989James B. Denton 1952David R. Derby 1983Donald R. Devany 1973Joe Michael Devany 2000John Devany 2006Rob Dean DeWitt 1970Tim Didjurgis 2004Mark L Dietrich 1978Jim M. Dodge 1965Kyle DodgePatrick L. Donohue 1978Mitch F. Dorris 1984Dub A. Doshier 1956Carroll R. Doty 1947L.J. Douglas 1975Lloyd J. Douglas 1950Jerry Samuel Dugan 1998Ronald J. Duhamel 1983Matthew A. Dulick 1983Blake Addison Dunbar 1998Grant L. Dunlap 1947Eric Dunlop Bob G. DuRee 1951Michael James Dutra 1982Dustin Dyer 2005

EEClint Eastman 2007Tony Nelson Eddy 1996Tony John Ellenikiotis 1981Eric Elliott 2004Matthew P. Engelken 1996Greg Enloe 1989Jim J. Enos 1951Chris Christopher Equinoa 1974Mathew Equinoa 1952

FFJoe F. Fashauer Steven Anthony Fedor 1982Joe Ferguson Chuck R. Filice 1959Jon Zane Findley 1990David Bruce Finnell 1968Jack Fiori 1950Stephen Robert Fischer 2001Michael Wayne Fitzgerald 2003Kenneth J. Flaig 1958John Phil Flock 1954Dan Lerma Flores 1968Tom R. Flores 1959Patrick Lewis Floyd 1991Jeff Daniel Forbes 1985Steve Louis Franceschi 1970Jim A. Franco 1969John E. Franklin 1978Larry H. French 1957Mark S. French 1978Jeff H. Friestedt 1968Lance Frisbee 2003Edward L. Fruzza 1966Scott Masao Fujita 1989Matt Fuson 2010

GGRoy Stanley Gaebel 1980Stan Eugene Gamble 1974Kenneth George Garcia 2000Eric R. Garner 1983Bob J. Gatiss 1961Larry C. Gentry 1949Ramon Glasgow 2006Paul David Glennon 1968Jason Godkin 2003Walt J. Goldman 1947Joe Joe Golenor 1958Tom A. Gonsalves 1979Rick George Gordon 1963Ben Gorang 2010Brandon Gottier 2005Alex Graham 2005Scott David Graddy 1990Dave Henry Gradstein 2000Tom Gray 2004Larry Dee Green 1996Steve Lane Green 1981Thomas J. Green 1958Joy C. Gritts 1961Dutch Wade Grose 1957Greggory Deryk Gross 1992Richard GuerreroNicholas Aaron Guichard 2001John W. Guilfoyle 1948

HHChase Robert Haag 1997Jason Haar 2008Tommy William Haase 1995John HabermanAaron Hassel Jerry Lee Haines 1949Dale Hall 2006Donald E. Hall 1956Hal Hall 1962Sid E. Hall 1952Frank E. Halvorson 1979Erik Hamren 2007Tye S. Hanseen 1998J.D. Douglas Hardcastle 2000Wayne Hardin 1946Aaron Harper 2004Jerin Harper 2005Ty’Relle Harris 2006Jeffrey L Hays 1978Chase Headley 2003Lance Anthony Hedquist 1996DJ James Heller 1991Ed Edward Herrnberger 2001Roger D. Higdon 1963Beau C. Hill 1988Denis Hill 2007Eugene Hill Jackson Richard Hill 1962James Kenneth Hill 1978Jim T. Hill 1979Christopher Earl Hoffman 2001David Michael Hoffmeister 1981Daniel Holley 2006Jim Holmes 1958Ryan Carroll Holmes 2000Tyler Delbert Holmes 2000Larry Holscher 2009Dennis (D.J.) Sean Houlton 2001David Hovey 2009Gary W. Hubb 1960Brian J. Huck 2002Carl Edward Hultgren 1999Jake Hummel

IIDuane E. Isetti 1963Scott Isbell 2009

JJAnthony Jackson 2006Michael Paul Jackson 1982Walter Nathan Jefford 1950Freeman Kerry Jenkins 2008Scott Robert Jenkins 1997Donald R. Jessup 1953Keith E. Johnson 1994Richard Warloe Johnson 1964John Joines 2008Jeffrey Scott Jones 1990Robert Charles Jones 1953Ronald Eldred Jones 1963Thomas Michael Jones 1977David S. Judson 1969Ryan Paul Jurvakainen 2002Chris J. Justen 1996

KKGlen M. Kaiser 1974Palmer J. Kalajian 1945Isaac Kamai 2008 John F. Kane 1952Thomas A. Kaszer 1969Matt Kavanaugh 2004Will S. Keim 1975Kyle Kennedy 2005Ivar Kent 1963Justin Hayne Mathias Kern 1997David Wayne Kidder 1992John Joseph Kiernan 1979Gary Edward Kleinfeldt 1979Doug Klinger 1950David R. Knapp 1979Mark C. Knox 1971Mark Lee Knox 1984Corey Kohnke 2009Jesse Kovács 2005Dennis K. Kula 1990

LLSamuel Preston Lampton 2003Nicholas Anthony LaPlaca 1968David Lagrew 2004Cory Lake 2003Nick LaMattina 2004Match Lange 2006Greg S. Lathrop 1971William F. Lawton 1954Rich A. Leahy 1980Jeffrey Jason Leal 1997Eddie Wayne LeBaron 1950Joe Patrick LeBel 2000John Randolph Lee 2003Bobby Leigh 2005Robert R. Leighton 1951Jonathan Lewis 2008Ronald Wayne Lewis 1996Tom L. Lewis 1966Isaiah Lilly 2005Dan Lindquist 1984Javier Hernan Lopez 2003Nick LongmireFrank R. Loureiro 1960Joel Brian Lozano 2003Tony John Lozinski 1992Mark Brannon Luckenbach 1974William Lymos 1981

MMHunter Lee MacDonald 1973Paul J. MacDonald 1974Patrick John MacFarlane 1983Victor L. Madden 1984Kent D. Madole 1993David Alan Maggetti 1979Ralph J. Manfredi 1969Michael J. Mangini 1971Perry Perry Manley 1989Brett Manning 2008Bert Mantelli 1958Terry L. Maple 1968Jack Marschaend 1961Bob Vernon Marconi 1965Ray Marisnick 1987Brian MartinJerry N. Marquis 1960Reggie Virgil Marsh 1981Ken William Marshall 1974Kent Samuel Marshall 1974Jeffery M. Martin 1980Marcel A. Martinez 1985Luke Massetti 2006Gregory J. Mastagni 1998Christopher Larry Mathews 1992Mike Mathews 2005Karl Bernard May 1978Kyle Orlyn May 1999Bob G. Mazzuca 1961Steven Wayne McAdams 1984Mark McCain 2009Nathan McCall 2003Scott Edward McClarrinon 1997Donald George McCormick 1950Tyler McCready 2005Jim R. McCullough 1966Gary L. McCune 1979Bill McFarland 1950Robert Gregory McGann 1991Terry McGinn 1993Bill Edward McGowen 1993Mike McKeever 2009Jerry McLain Mark McLaughlin 2004Hugh Riley McWilliams 1940Stanley C. McWilliams 1950Jim Cunningham Mercurio 1993Mickey Alan Merrill 1985Todd Merz 2004Konrad H. Meyer 1981Tom Owen Michel 1981Mark Goodell Miller 1968Mark Goodell Miller 1997Jake Michael Minger 1992Andrew Mintun 2009Gary M. Miyama 1977Bob Timothy Monagan 1942Mark A. Monreal 1979Donnie R. Moore 1979Scott D. Moore 1978Chris Joel Moreno 2001Morgan M. Morita 1977Scott W. Morrison 1987Bill C. Morse 1971Lydon Jr. E. Mothorn 1948Greg Murray 2008Charles L. Myers 1969Ed Michael Joseph Mylett 1993

NNRoger Scott Nadel 1971Davin Nakasone 2005Don R. Negus 1967Casey Neimeyer 2010Jeffrey S. Nelson 1981John Raymond Nelson 1977Matthew R. Nelson 1995Rod K. Nelson Ronald E. Newark 1969 John D. Nichols 1967 Eric Kapono Niheu 1999Gary Y. Niino 1971Jamie Niley 2010John L. Nilmeyer 1970Jonas NoackJohn L. Noce 1953Ronald Lain Nordyke 1990Mike Cramer Normoyle 1970Steven John Norton 1991

OOJoe Oliveira 2010Peter F. Oliver 1980Jeffrey John Olson 1973Steve J. Olson 1974Al Arthur Ortiz 1970Michael D. Otto 1984

PPPete Bernard Albert Pappas 1984Steve B. Parker 1966Curtis Pasma 2007Rick Raymond Paulsen 1982Tyger PedersonMatthew Peña 2005Mark S. Perez 1978Steve George Perkovich 1978Bernal Richard Phipps 1970Gerald J. Pieroni 1972Gene M. Pike 1960Ryan Bruce Pinkham 1999Steve Robert Pirolli 1989Mike W. Pitz 1986Greg M. Plant 1979Marcus PointerStine Walter Poole 1980Michael A. Porter 1963Seth Joseph Potter 1947

Barry L. Potthoff 1970Josh Powers 2007Ernie C. Pozzi 1936John Prato Matthews

QQTim Layne Quinn 1990

RRJay Alan Ramey 1988Jeff Jeff Ramirez 1973Brian E. Raust 1983Mike John Read 1991Dan Reichert 1997Jack W. Reed 1966Matt Reed 2004Mike Reed 1961Michael Howard Reid 1990Christian F. Reinheimer 1994George R. Retamoza 1969Gregg Reynolds 2005James Reynosa 1957Steve E. Riach 1983Steve L. Rice 1978Jason Todd Richards 1997Robbie RichardsonAllen RileyBill D. Ringer 1974Adam Ringer 2004Michael Rios 1994William F. Roberts 1968Curtis Ryan Robinson 1996Lawrence Fisher Robinson 1978John John Rodriguez 1977Grayson Kent Rogers 1982Stan R. Rogers 1979Kenneth Gordon Rose 1951Jason Paul Rosensteel 2001Jake Ross 2006Gene V. Rowland 1958Ross M. Rowley 1970David Rowse 2010Trini M. Ruiz 1997Don Franklin Russell 1968Matt D. Russell 1958Everett RussellChad Aaron Russo 1994Roland Rutter 1958

SSErick A. Saari 2000Mike G. Sabin 1973Jack R. Sandman 1953Bill C. Sanford 1952Robert Willis Sapp 1960Bob J. Sartwell 1959Marty Saso 1974Al Saunders 1963Bob Saunders 2006Robert J. Sausedo 1952Dave Roy Scatena 1968Norman H. Schade 1952Nicholas Jon Scheffel 2003Josh Schmidt 2005Timothy Steven Schmierer 1996Donald Alan Schroeder 1969Brad Schultz 2006Greg Ray Schultz 1986Mark Anthony Scornaienchi 1982Chris Wayne Scott 1987Duane P. Scott 1960Jody D. Scott 1984David Seawell 1986George E. Segale 1948Wayne A. Segale 1956Ted H. Seghesio 1975Nicholas Sekiya 2004Jordan Seiber 2006 Will C. Sharp 1977Larry Richard Shenk 1992Melvyn J. Shepard 1960Mark David Short 2002Harold C. Siler 1965Ken W. Siler 1977Sergio Silva 2003Ronald E. Simmons 1967Josh SimmsDavid Craig Smith 2003Pat A. Smith 1972Shamus William Smith 2002Steven H. Smith 1983Ron Anthony Smylie 1976Mathew A. Snider 1986Joshua Edward Snook 2003Kevin Douglas Solt 1990Dick Joseph Soria 1977Ed C. Sowash 1960Robbie Walter Sperring 1971Tom Kirk Sperry 1976Steven Steven Sproule 1993Steve Spurgeon 2006James Stanford 2003Noah St. Urbain 2008Don W. Stagnaro 1964Ron L. Stark 1956Bob Joseph Stassi 1950Tom Terry Steers 1965Eric Von Lehe Sterz 1993Eric Parker Stevenson 1994Eric Stolp 2006Ryan Alan Stowasser 2000Bob L. Stransky 1981Jerry M. Streeter 1955John Emery Strohmayer 1968Tom Stubbs Danny Sullivan Michael Dennis Sullivan 1968Sean Sullivan 2009Kevin C. Sumter 1995Josh David Sussman 1990

Keith Michael Swagerty 1967Dan C. Swanson 1980Kenneth D. Swearingen 1956Van Sweet 1948Marshall SwiftBill H. Swiston 1978Jacob Sylvester

TTBud Taglio 1952Willie J. Tatum 1991Andy M. Tews 1999Gary Daniel Thomas 1985Renny Lloyd Thompson 1988Pat J. Tobin 1981Dustin TorchioJim P. Torvick 1949Jeffery B. Townsend 1984Tracy L. Trotter 1970Mark Raymond Troutner 1989John Brandel Turner 1985

UUMichael Kazuo Ueyama 1999Gregory R. Unger 1982Herman J. Urenda 1960

VVFranz Michael Vaiarello 1974Paul Vakay 1982Bob Vander Wall 1962Glen Robert Van Winkle 1971Hap L. Vasconi 1962James Samuel Vaughn 1984Mario R. Vela 1998Chuck Verduzco 1958Steve Henry Voight 1981Jason Vorhauer 1998

WWBill Harlow Waggoner 1986Jay Albert Wagner 1981Tyler Waldron 2008Jason Park Walker 2002Jeff Walker 2006Mike Walker 2010Donald Walsh 1987Bud B. Watkins 1953Andrew WildJake Wild 2007Bret William Watson 1981Bob Graham Wayland 1984Gene Ralph Wellman 1954Douglas Ray Welpott 1990Dean Elliott Wendt 1951Samuel L. West 1950Steven James Westlake 1984Beck Wheeler 2008Raymond White 1951Kurt Wideman 2009Paul James Williams Paul Michael Williams Paul Whitney Williams 1974Andy Willick 2004Ryan Wilmer 2006Geoffrey Jennings Wilson 1998Olaf Edwin Winterton 2002Robert Paul Wood 2000Russ L. Word 1975Curt Wright 1990Walter C. Wright 1963

YYDavid Paul Yahnian 1984Richard H. Yamanaka 1967Bryan Hironori Yamashita 1997Yong Vang Yang 2003James Robert Yanko 1991Ted Theodore Yoneda 1958

ZZAlex Zanini 2006Ernie Zermeno 1966Curt Todd Zimmerman 1995

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GAMES, SEASON 1. John Rodriguez (1977) ...............................63 Stan Rogers (1977) ....................................63 3. Bruce Anderson (1984) ..............................62 Frank Halvorson (1977) ..............................62 5. Mark Dietrich (1977) ................................. 61 6. Justin Baum (2007) ...................................59 Joe Oliveira (2007) .....................................59 Brian Carr (1984) ......................................59 Bill Waggoner (1984) .................................59 10. Zach Chamberlin (2007) ............................58 Matt Berezay (2005) ..................................58 Stan Rogers (1978)....................................58

AT-BATS, SEASON 1. Joe Oliveira (2007) ................................... 257 2. Brian Martin (2010) .................................228 Chip Sell (1994) ......................................228 Frank Halvorson (1977) ............................228 5. Mark Troutner (1989)............................... 227 6. Shane Rooney (1997) ...............................226 7. Adam Ching (2006) ..................................224 8. Mike Walker (2010) .................................223 9. J.B. Brown (2009) ....................................222 10. J.B. Brown (2010) .................................... 221

AVERAGE, SEASON(Minimum 100 AB)

1. Bob Gatiss (1960) .................................. .396 2. Shane Rooney (1997) .............................. .394 3. Chip Sell (1993) ..................................... .388 4. Nick Longmire (2009) ............................. .385 5. Stu Pederson (1978) ............................... .382 6. Ron Zakoor (1975) .................................. .381 7. J.B. Brown (2009) ................................... .378 8. J.B. Brown (2010) ................................... .376 9. Derrek “Boog” Walker (1997) .................. .369 10. Justin Baum (2007) ................................ .367 Cory Lake (2002) .................................... .367

HOME RUNS, SEASON 1. Justin Baum (2005) ................................... 17 2. Matt Berezay (2005) ..................................15 Vic Sanchez (1994) ....................................15 4. Rick Morton (2001) ...................................13 Doug Bame (1993) ....................................13 6. Mike Walker (2010) ...................................12 Justin Baum (2006) ...................................12 7. Matt Berezay (2006) .................................. 11 Walt Poole (1978) ...................................... 11 9. Tim Gilhooly (2002).................................... 10 Todd Bramble (2000) ................................. 10

RUNS BATTED IN, SEASON 1. Vic Sanchez (1994) ....................................69 2. Tim Gilhooly (2002)....................................64 3. Shane Rooney (1997) .................................63 4. J.B. Brown (2009) ......................................58 Doug Bame (1993) ....................................58 6. Rick Morton (2001) ...................................53 7. Mike Walker (2010) ...................................52 Richard Hackett (2001) .............................52 8. Jason Vorhauer (1998) ............................... 47 9. Justin Baum (2006) ...................................46 Chip Sell (1993) ........................................46

HITS, SEASON 1. Shane Rooney (1997) .................................89 2. J.B. Brown (2009) ......................................84 Nick Longmire (2009) ................................84 Joe Oliveira (2007) .....................................84 5. J.B. Brown (2010) ......................................83 Brian Martin (2010) ...................................83 Justin Baum (2007) ...................................83 Chip Sell (1993) ........................................83 9. Chip Sell (1994) ........................................82 10. Doug Bame (1993) ....................................77

RUNS, SEASON 1. Nick Longmire (2009) ................................60 2. Chip Sell (1993) ........................................58 3. Joel Summers (2002) .................................53 Jason Walker (2001) ..................................53 Chip Sell (1994) ........................................53 6. Todd Bramble (2000) .................................52 Curt Zimmerman (1994) .............................52 Doug Bame (1993) ....................................52 9. Nick Longmire (2010) ................................49 Mike Walker (2010) ...................................49 Tye Hanseen (1997) ...................................49

DOUBLES, SEASON 1. Kurt Wideman (2009) ................................24 2. Shane Rooney (1997) ................................. 21 Chip Sell (1994) ........................................ 21 4. Mike McKeever (2008) ............................20 5. Vic Sanchez (1994) ....................................19 6. Nick Longmire (2010) ................................18 Matt Berezay (2006) ..................................18 Andrew Coleman (2001) .............................18 Doug Bame (1993) ....................................18 10. J.B. Brown (2009) ...................................... 17 Jordan Seiber (2004) ................................. 17 Jason Walker (2001) .................................. 17 Derek Gross (1988) ................................... 17 Vic Sanchez (1993) .................................... 17 Chip Sell (1993) ........................................ 17

TRIPLES, SEASON 1. Glen Van Winkle (1968)................................8 2. Nick Longmire (2009) ..................................6 Tim Gilhooly (2002)......................................6 Richard Hackett (2001) ...............................6 Deryk Gross (1986) ......................................6 6. Eight tied with ..............................................5

TOTAL BASES, SEASON 1. Vic Sanchez (1994) .................................. 141 2. Doug Bame (1993) .................................. 140 3. Justin Baum (2005) .................................133 4. Nick Longmire (2009) ..............................130 Shane Rooney (1997) ...............................130 Chip Sell (1994) ......................................130 7. Tim Gilhooly (2002)..................................129 8. Matt Berezay (2005) ................................128 9. Justin Baum (2007) .................................125 10. Todd Bramble (2000) ...............................124 STOLEN BASES, SEASON 1. Brian Carr (1984) ......................................40 2. Rob Brzezinski (1981) ................................39 3. Rob Brzezinski (1980) ................................34 4. Brian Carr (1983) ......................................33 5. Joe Ortiz (1987) .........................................32 6. Joe Ortiz (1986) ......................................... 31 7. Rob Brzezinski (1979) ................................30 8. Chris Amos (1994) .....................................29 Pat Tobin (1980) ........................................29 10. Eddie Mylett (1991) ................................... 27 Vic Madden (1982) .................................... 27

WALKS, SEASON 1. Brian Carr (1984) ......................................49 2. Rob Brzezinski (1979) ................................46 3. Justin Baum (2007) ...................................44 Ryan Annett (1998) ...................................44 John Rodriguez (1977) ...............................44 6. Chase Headley (2003)................................39 Rob Brzezinski (1980) ................................39 Frank Halvorson (1978) ..............................39 Dave Boer (1975) .......................................39 10. Rob Brzezinski (1981) ................................38 Michael Jackson (1981) .............................38

Matt BerezayMatt Berezay(2005-06)(2005-06)

Joe OliveiraJoe Oliveira(2006 - present)(2006 - present)

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GAMES, CAREER 1. Pat Tobin (1978-81) ........................... 216 2. Rob Brzezinski (1979-82) ................... 211 3. Octavio Amezquita (2001-04) ............. 209 Chip Sell (1991-94) ........................... 209 5. Vince Brigman (1984-87) ................... 206 6. John Rodriguez (1974-77) .................. 203 7. Joe Oliveira (2006-10)........................ 200 8. Mike Walker (2007-10) ...................... 195 9. Doug Bame (1990-93) ....................... 194 10. Eddie Mylett (1990-93) ...................... 191

AT-BATS, CAREER 1. Chip Sell (1991-94) ........................... 824 2. Octavio Amezquita (2001-04) ............. 770 3. Rob Brzezinski (1979-82) ................... 737 4. Joe Oliveira (2006-10)........................ 736 5. Vince Brigman (1984-87) ................... 716 6. Adam Ching (2005-08) ........................ 703 7. Pat Tobin (1978-81) ........................... 701 8. Eddie Mylett (1990-93) ...................... 694 9. Mike Walker (2007-10) ...................... 686 10. Doug Bame (1990-93) ....................... 673

AVERAGE, CAREER(Min. 250 AB)

1. Shane Rooney (1996-97) ................... .380 2. Chip Sell (1991-94) .......................... .356 3. Vic Sanchez (1993-94) ...................... .349 4. J.B. Brown (2008-present) ................ .347 Cory Lake (2002-03) ......................... .347 6. Nick Longmire (2008-present) ........... .343 7. Jason Vorhauer (1997-98) ................. .342 8. Tye Hanseen (1996-98) ..................... .330 9. Ron Lewis (1994-96) ......................... .328 10. Joey Centanni (2006-09) ................... .326 Ron Zakoor (1973-75) ....................... .326

HOME RUNS, CAREER 1. Justin Baum (2005-07) ........................ 37 2. Walt Poole (1977-80) ........................... 28 3. Matt Berezay (2005-06) ....................... 26 4. Mike Walker (2007-10) ........................ 23 5. Doug Bame (1990-93) ......................... 21 Rick Morton (2000-01) ........................ 21 7. Vic Sanchez (1993-94) ......................... 20 8. Keith Johnson (1990-92) ...................... 19 9. Todd Bramble (1999-2000) .................. 17 10. Richard Hackett (1999-2001) .............. 15 Vic Madden (1982-83) ......................... 15

RUNS BATTED IN, CAREER 1. Chip Sell (1991-94) ........................... 144 2. Mike Walker (2007-10) ...................... 135 3. Justin Baum (2005-07) ...................... 134 4. Doug Bame (1990-93) ....................... 120 5. Richard Hackett (1999-2001) ............ 115 6. Vic Sanchez (1993-94) ....................... 109 7. Aaron Harper (2002-04) ..................... 107 8. Walt Poole (1977-80) ......................... 105 9. Keith Johnson (1990-92) .................... 104 10. Nick Longmire (2008-present) ............ 103

HITS, CAREER 1. Chip Sell (1991-94) ........................... 293 2. Joe Oliveira (2006-10)........................ 219 3. Mike Walker (2007-10) ...................... 213 Adam Ching (2005-08) ...................... 213 5. Nick Longmire (2008-present) ............ 215 6. Pat Tobin (1978-81) ........................... 203 7. J.B. Brown (2008-present) ................. 197 8. Eddie Mylett (1990-93) ...................... 194 9. Doug Bame (1990-93) ....................... 193 Vince Brigman (1984-87) ................... 193

RUNS, CAREER 1. Chip Sell (1991-94) ........................... 167 2. Rob Brzezinski (1979-82) ................... 152 3. Joe Oliveira (2006-10)........................ 142 4. Nick Longmire (2008-present) ............ 139 5. Mike Walker (2007-10) ...................... 123 6. Aaron Harper (2002-04) ..................... 114 Pat Tobin (1978-81) ........................... 114 8. Roy Gaebel (1978-80) ........................ 111 9. Justin Baum (2005-07) ...................... 110 10. Ryan Stowasser (1997-2000) ............. 109 John Rodriguez (1974-77) .................. 109

DOUBLES, CAREER 1. Chip Sell (1991-94) ............................. 61 2. Doug Bame (1990-93) ......................... 46 3. Nick Longmire (2008-present) .............. 44 Kurt Wideman (2007-09) ..................... 44 5. Justin Baum (2005-2007) .................... 43 6. Rob Brzezinski (1979-82) ..................... 40 7. Mike Walker (2007-10) ........................ 39 8. Aaron Harper (2002-04) ....................... 37 Octavio Amezquita (2001-04) ............... 37 10. Brian Martin (2008-present) ................ 36 Vic Sanchez (1993-94) ......................... 36

9. Vince Brigman (1984-87) ..................... 35 10. Jason Walker (1999-2001) ................... 34

TRIPLES, CAREER 1. Deryk Gross (1986-88) ......................... 14 2. Bill Ringer (1971-74) ........................... 12 Glenn Van Winkle (1967-70) ................. 12 4. Richard Hackett (1999-2001) .............. 11 Ron Lewis (1994-96) ............................ 11 6. Nick Longmire (2008-present) .............. 10 Joe Oliveira (2006-10).......................... 10 Roy Gaebel (1978-80) .......................... 10 9. Pat Tobin (1978-81) ............................... 9 David Boer (1974-75) ............................. 9 Terry Maple (1965-68) ........................... 9

TOTAL BASES, CAREER 1. Chip Sell (1991-94) ........................... 409 2. Justin Baum (2005-207) .................... 345 3. Mike Walker (2007-10) ...................... 325 4. Nick Longmire (2008-present) ............ 321 5. Doug Bame (1990-93) ....................... 316 6. Joe Oliveira (2006-10)........................ 297 7. Adam Ching (2005-08) ........................ 288 8. Keith Johnson (1990-92) .................... 285 9. J.B. Brown (2008-present) ................. 275 10. Aaron Harper (2002-04) ..................... 272

STOLEN BASES, CAREER 1. Rob Brzezinski (1979-82) ................... 125 2. Eddie Mylett (1990-93) ........................ 75 Pat Tobin (1978-81) ............................. 75 4. Brian Carr (1983-84) ........................... 73 5. John Rodriguez (1974-77) .................... 65 6. Joe Ortiz (1986-87) .............................. 63 7. Chip Sell (1991-94) ............................. 53 8. Bill Waggoner (1983-86) ...................... 52 9. Roy Gaebel (1978-80) .......................... 51 10. Chris Amos (1993-94) .......................... 49

WALKS, CAREER 1. Rob Brzezinski (1979-82) ................... 155 2. Eddie Mylett (1990-93) ...................... 116 3. Pat Toblin (1978-81) .......................... 108 4. John Rodriguez (1974-77) .................. 103 5. Chip Sell (1991-94) ........................... 102 6. Scott Boras (1972-74) ......................... 92 7. Joe Oliveira (2006-10).......................... 89 8. Bill Waggoner (1983-86) ...................... 87 Roy Gaebel (1978-80) .......................... 87 10. Beau Hill (1985-88) ............................. 85

Adam ChingAdam Ching(2005-08)(2005-08)

Chip SellChip Sell(1991-94)(1991-94)

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SAVES, SEASON 1. Josh Schmidt (2005) ..................... 11 2. Josh Schmidt (2004) ....................... 7 Andy Willick (2003) ......................... 7 Mark Short (1999) .......................... 7 5. Dale Dolejsi (1993) ......................... 6 6. Hunter Carnevale (2010) ................. 5 Thomas Berolzheimer (2009) ........... 5 Ryan Jurvakainen (2002) ................. 5 Matthew Peña (2001) ...................... 5 9. Eric Stolp (2006) ............................. 4 Mark Short (2000) .......................... 4 Lance Hedquist (1996) .................... 4

WINS, CAREER 1. Syd Church (1975-78) ................... 33 2. Rod Bovee (1971-74) ..................... 28 3. Greg Unger (1979-82) ................... 27 4. Dan Reichert (1995-97) ................. 26 5. Darrell Van Roy (1984-85) .............. 21 6. Larry Prewitt (1974-75) ................. 19 Danny Miller (1991-94) ................. 19 Matthew Peña (2001-05) ............... 19 9. Ron Lewis (1994-96) ..................... 18 Mike Pitz (1984-86) ...................... 18

ERA, CAREER (Minimum 100 IP)

1. Larry Prewitt (1974-75) .............. 1.83 2. Rob Schilling (1981) ................... 2.08 3. Syd Church (1975-78) ................ 2.47 4. Pete Martinez (1972-73) ............ 2.50 5. Josh Schmidt (2004-05) ............. 2.68 6. Rod Bovee (1971-74) .................. 2.70 7. Greg Unger (1979-82) ................ 2.83 8. Steve Rice (1976-77) .................. 2.89 9. Russ Word (1973-75) ................. 2.96 10. Joe Chelli (1971-72) ................... 3.13

STRIKEOUTS, CAREER 1. Rod Bovee (1971-74) ................... 444 2. Syd Church (1975-78) ................. 368 3. Dan Reichert (1995-97) ............... 355 4. Greg Unger (1979-82) ................. 330 5. Matthew Peña (2001-05) ............. 269

INNINGS PITCHED, CAREER 1. Greg Unger (1979-82) .............. 496.2 2. Syd Church (1975-78) .............. 451.0 3. Rod Bovee (1971-74) ................ 413.0 4. Jim Yanko (1987-91) ................. 367.2 5. Danny Miller (1991-94) ............ 334.2

SHUTOUTS, CAREER 1. Rod Bovee (1971-74) ....................... 7 2. Syd Church (1975-78) ..................... 6 3. Russ Word (1973-75) ...................... 5 4. Larry Prewitt (1974-75) ................... 4 5. Dan Reichert (1995-97) ................... 3 6. David Rowse (2007-10), Jason Haar (2006-08) & Tyler Waldron (2008) ... 1

WINS, SEASON 1. Darrell Van Roy (1984) ................... 14 2. Dan Reichert (1997) ...................... 13 3. Larry Prewitt (1975) ...................... 12 4. Rob Schilling (1981) ...................... 11 Syd Church (1978) ........................ 11 6. James Stanford (2002) .................... 9 D.J. Houlton (2001) ......................... 9 Darin Moore (1999) ......................... 9 Greg Unger (1982) .......................... 910. 15 tied with .................................... 8

ERA, SEASON (Minimum 50 IP)

1. Tim Steers (1966) ...................... 0.97 2. Rod Bovee (1973) ....................... 1.53 3. Steve Rice (1977) ....................... 1.64 4. Russ Antracoli (1969)................. 1.66 5. Pete Martinez (1972) ................. 1.76 6. Larry Prewitt (1974) .................... 1.78 7. Josh Schmidt (2005) .................. 1.79 8. Larry Prewitt (1975) ........................ 1.87 9. Mike Normoyle (1969) ................ 1.90 10. Steve Franceschi (1969) ............. 2.02

STRIKEOUTS, SEASON 1. Dan Reichert (1997) .................... 169 2. Larry Prewitt (1975) .................... 152 3. Rod Bovee (1973) ........................ 149 4. Darin Moore (1999) ..................... 128 5. Rob Schilling (1981) .................... 126

INNINGS PITCHED, SEASON 1. Darrell Van Roy (1984) ...............157.1 2. Greg Unger (1982) ................... 136.2 3. Rob Schilling (1981) ................. 134.0 4. Dan Reichert (1997) ................. 133.1 5. Syd Church (1978) ................... 128.0 Greg Unger (1982) ................... 128.0

SHUTOUTS, SEASON 1. Dan Reichert (1997) ........................ 3 Syd Church (1976)........................... 3 Larry Prewitt (1974) ......................... 3 Rod Bovee (1973) ............................ 3 5. 9 tied with ...................................... 2

APPEARANCES, SEASON 1. Josh Schmidt (2005) ..................... 36 2. Josh Schmidt (2004) ..................... 33 3. Mark Short (1999) ........................ 31 4. Matthew Peña (2001) .................... 29 5. Mark McCain (2009) ..................... 28 Jake Wild (2007) ........................... 28 Darrell Van Roy (1984) ................... 28 8. Thomas Berolzheimer (2008) .............25 Cole Akins (2007) ......................... 25 Curtis Pasma (2006) ..................... 25

APPEARANCES, CAREER 1. Matthew Peña (2001-05) ............... 88 2. Greg Unger (1978-82) ................... 87 3. Syd Church (1975-78) ................... 80 4. Hunter Carnevale (2007-10) .......... 78 5. David Rowse (2007-10) ................. 73 6. Cole Akins (2006-09) .................... 69 Josh Schmidt (2004-05) ................ 69 8. Rod Bovee (1971-75) ..................... 68

SAVES, CAREER 1. Josh Schmidt (2004-05) ................ 18 2. Mark Short (1997-00) ................... 11 3. Thomas Berolzheimer (2008-pres) .........9 4. Ryan Jurvakainen (2001-02) ............ 8 5. Matthew Peña (2001-05) ................. 7 Andy Willick (2003-04) .................... 7 Greg Unger (1979-82) ..................... 7 8. Dale Doleisi (1993-94) .................... 6 Bill Warner (1979-80) ...................... 6 10. Hunter Carnevale (2007-10) ............ 5 Cole Akins (2006-09) ...................... 5 Darin Moore (1996-99) .................... 5 Lance Hedquist (1994-96) ............... 5

Josh SchmidtJosh Schmidt(2004-05)(2004-05)

Season & Career

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Year W L T PCT Highest Batting Avg Lowest ERA 1963 7 17 0 .292 Eric Jones .332 Bob Marconi 2.121964 8 17 0 .320 Dick Davey .359 Bob Marconi 2.121965 16 17 0 .485 Tom Lewis .283 Tim Steers 0.971966 12 19 0 .387 Paul Glennon .288 Tim Steers 0.971967 19 14 0 .576 Bernal Phipps .344 John Nilmeyer 2.211968 32 15 0 .681 Glenn Van Winkle .296 John Strohmayer 2.131969 21 18 0 .538 Robbie Sperring .321 Russ Antracoli 1.661970 24 23 0 .511 Bob Carruesco .345 Mike Normoyle 2.421971 18 25 1 .420 Franz Vaiarello .292 Rod Bovee 2.541972 21 28 0 .429 Scott Boras .312 Pete Martinez 1.751973 24 26 0 .480 Franz Vaiarello .323 Rod Bovee 1.531974 24 23 0 .511 Mike Backovich .324 Larry Prewitt 1.781975 33 26 0 .559 Ron Zakoor .381 Larry Prewitt 1.871976 29 25 0 .537 Keith Brown .353 Syd Church 2.141977 35 28 0 .556 Mark Dietrich .310 Steve Rice 1.641978 29 30 1 .492 Stu Pederson .382 Syd Church 2.041979 28 29 0 .491 Joe Carrozzi .357 Bill Warner 2.541980 29 24 1 .546 Steve Voight .308 Bret Watson 2.201981 29 25 0 .537 Pat Tobin .331 Rob Schilling 2.081982 20 32 0 .385 Vic Madden .317 Greg Unger 3.451983 23 24 0 .489 Gary Thomas .345 Dan Lindquist 4.511984 26 35 1 .427 Sam Vaughn .300 Mike Pitz 3.711985 16 36 0 .308 Tim Carroll .289 Darrell Van Roy 4.281986 22 26 0 .458 Joe Ortiz .318 Mike Pitz 3.061987 19 34 0 .359 Joe Ortiz .325 Dave Atteburry 3.091988 20 31 0 .392 Derek Gross .325 Jim Ramey 4.621989 15 42 0 .263 Mark Troutner .330 Jim Yanko 3.221990 14 40 0 .259 Keith Johnson .293 Joe Brownholtz 3.301991 22 31 0 .415 Chip Sell .326 Joe Brownholtz 2.911992 17 33 0 .340 Eddie Mylett .355 Larry Shenk 3.891993 28 25 0 .528 Chip Sell .388 Bill Beck 2.631994 36 18 0 .667 Chip Sell .360 Ron Lewis 2.311995 26 26 0 .500 Ron Lewis .311 Scott Mitchell 2.871996 24 25 0 .490 Shane Rooney .353 Jason Flach 3.771997 29 29 0 .500 Shane Rooney .394 Dan Reichart 2.301998 25 22 0 .532 Robbie Wood .339 Jeff Munster 2.641999 32 24 0 .571 Bryce Terveen .307 Mark Short 2.202000 22 32 0 .407 Todd Bramble .364 Steve Fischer 4.542001 25 30 0 .455 Jason Walker .344 Matthew Peña 3.062002 26 28 1 .473 Cory Lake .367 James Stanford 3.392003 27 27 0 .500 Cory Lake .329 Andy Willick 2.882004 20 34 0 .370 Evan Bishop .308 Alex Graham 2.662005 30 28 0 .517 Justin Baum .332 Josh Schmidt 1.792006 30 25 0 .545 Ramon Glasgow .333 Steve Spurgeon 2.762007 16 43 0 .271 Justin Baum .367 Joey Centanni 4.322008 14 41 0 .255 Adam Ching/Longmire .323 Andrew Mintun 3.602009 21 32 0 .396 Nick Longmire .385 David Rowse 3.992010 31 23 0 .574 J.B. Brown .376 Robbie Richardson 3.26

Win-LossMost Wins 36 (1994)Most Losses 43 (2007)Most Wins Against Division I teams 31 (2010)

Best Win-Loss % .688 1948 (16-7-1)Worst Win-Loss % .025 1955 (0-19-1)Last time Pacifi c won 30 games or more2010 (31-23) 2006 (30-25)Last Pacifi c winning record 2010 (31-23)

BattingMost At-Bats 2,090 (2007)Most Runs 401 (1997)Most Hits 629 (2010)Highest Average .325 (2010)Most Doubles 135 (2009)Most Triples 25 (1975)Most Home Runs 49 (2005)Most RBI 361 (1997)Most Total Bases 897 (2009)Most Walks 297 (1984)Most Strikeouts 427 (2008)Most Stolen Bases 139 (1980)

PitchingMost Complete Games 31 (1977)Lowest ERA 2.32 (1969)Most Innings Pitched 522.2 (2007)Fewest Hits 447 (1994)Most Saves 12 (2010, 2005 & 2006) Most Strikeouts 414 (1997)Most Walks 318 (1984)Fewest Walks 99 (1965)Most Wild Pitches 59 (2001)Most Hit Batsmen 84 (2008)

Fielding Most Double Plays 67 (1997)Highest Fielding % .971 (2010)

Shane Rooney Steve Spurgeon Shane Rooney Steve Spurgeon (1996-97) (2006) (1996-97) (2006)

Andy WillickAndy Willick(2003-04)(2003-04)

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1967 Tom Stubbs .....................19 14 1 .5591968 Tom Stubbs .....................32 15 0 .6811969 Tom Stubbs ..................... 21 18 0 .5381970 Tom Stubbs .....................24 23 0 .5111971 Tom Stubbs .....................18 24 1 .4191972 John Gunther ................... 21 28 0 .4291973 Tom Stubbs .....................23 26 0 .4691974 Tom Stubbs .....................24 23 0 .5111975 Tom Stubbs .....................33 26 0 .5591976 Tom Stubbs .....................29 25 0 .5371977 Tom Stubbs .....................35 28 0 .5561978 Tom Stubbs .....................29 30 1 .4921979 Tom Stubbs .....................28 29 1 .4831980 Tom Stubbs .....................29 24 1 .5461981 Tom Stubbs .....................29 25 0 .537

1982 John Picone .....................20 32 0 .3851983 John Picone .....................23 24 0 .4891984 John Picone .....................26 35 1 .4271985 John Picone ..................... 16 36 0 .3081986 John Picone .....................22 26 0 .4581987 John Picone .....................19 34 0 .3591988 Keith Snider ....................19 32 0 .373

Year Coach .............................. W L T PCT1945 Larry Siemering ...............15 5 0 .7501946 Hugh McWilliams .............20 6 1 .7591947 Hugh McWilliams .............15 13 0 .5361948 Hugh McWilliams ............. 16 7 1 .6881949 Hugh McWilliams ............. 17 13 0 .5671950 Hugh McWilliams ............. 10 13 1 .4381951 Hugh McWilliams ...............6 13 0 .3161952 Hugh McWilliams ...............7 12 0 .368

1953 Van Sweet ....................... 10 14 1 .4201954 Van Sweet .........................3 18 0 .1431955 Charles Melick ..................0 19 1 .0251956 Skip Rowland ....................5 12 0 .2941957 Skip Rowland ....................8 12 0 .4001958 Sid Hall .............................6 8 0 .4291959 Sid Hall ........................... 11 14 0 .4401960 Chuck Chatfi eld .................8 12 0 .4001961 Bill Tunnell ......................12 8 0 .6001962 Bob Mazzuca .....................6 21 0 .2221963 Bob Vanderwall .................7 17 0 .2921964 Tom Stubbs .......................8 17 0 .3201965 Tom Stubbs ..................... 16 17 0 .4851966 Tom Stubbs .....................12 19 0 .387

ALL-TIME RECORD: 1,258 - 1,500 - 12 (.454)ALL-TIME RECORD: 1,258 - 1,500 - 12 (.454)

Coach (Years) ................................................W L T PCT.1. Tom Stubbs (1964-71 & 1973-81) .......... 410 383 5 .514 2. Quincey Noble (1990-2003) ................... 355 388 1 .477 3. Ed Sprague (2004-present) .................... 162 226 0 .4184. John Picone (1982-87) .......................... 126 187 1 .403 5. Hugh McWilliams (1946-52) ................... 91 77 3 .532 6. Keith Snider (1988-89) ........................... 34 74 0 .315 7. John Gunther (1972) .............................. 21 28 0 .429 8. Sid Hall (1958-59) ................................. 17 22 0 .436 9. Larry Siemering (1945) ........................... 15 5 0 .75010. Skip Rowland (1956-57) ......................... 13 24 0 .351 11. Van Sweet (1953-54) .............................. 13 32 1 .293 12. Bill Tunnell (1961) .................................. 12 8 0 .600 13. Chuck Chatfi eld (1960) ........................... 8 12 0 .400 14. Bob Vanderwall (1963) ............................ 7 17 0 .292 15. Bob Mazzuca (1962) ............................... 6 21 0 .222 16. Chuck Melick (1955) ............................... 0 19 1 .025

coaching records (by wins) Coach (Years) .........................................W L T PCT. 1. Larry Siemering (1945) ........................... 15 5 0 .750 2. Bill Tunnell (1961) .................................. 12 8 0 .600 3. Hugh McWilliams (1946-52) ................... 91 77 3 .532 4. Tom Stubbs (1964-71 & 1973-81) .......... 410 383 5 .514 5. Quincey Noble (1990-2003) ................... 355 388 1 .477 6. Sid Hall (1958-59) ................................. 17 22 0 .436 7. John Gunther (1972) .............................. 21 28 0 .429 8. Ed Sprague (2004-present) .................... 162 226 0 .418 9. John Picone (1982-87) .......................... 126 187 1 .403 10. Chuck Chatfi eld (1960) ........................... 8 12 0 .400 11. Skip Rowland (1956-57) ......................... 13 24 0 .351 12. Keith Snider (1988-89) ........................... 34 74 0 .315 13. Van Sweet (1953-54) .............................. 13 32 1 .293 14. Bob Vanderwall (1963) ............................ 7 17 0 .292 15. Bob Mazzuca (1962) ............................... 6 21 0 .222 16. Chuck Melick (1955) ............................... 0 19 1 .025

coaching records (by pct.)

1989 Keith Snider ....................15 42 0 .2631990 Quincey Noble ................. 14 40 0 .2591991 Quincey Noble .................22 31 0 .4151992 Quincey Noble ................. 17 33 0 .3401993 Quincey Noble ................. 31 22 0 .5851994 Quincey Noble .................36 18 0 .6671995 Quincey Noble .................26 26 0 .5001996 Quincey Noble .................24 25 0 .4901997 Quincey Noble .................29 29 0 .5001998 Quincey Noble .................25 22 0 .5321999 Quincey Noble ................. 31 25 0 .5542000 Quincey Noble .................22 32 0 .4072001 Quincey Noble .................25 30 0 .4552002 Quincey Noble .................26 28 1 .4732003 Quincey Noble ................. 27 27 0 .5002004 Ed Sprague ......................20 34 0 .3702005 Ed Sprague ......................30 28 0 .5172006 Ed Sprague ......................30 25 0 .5452007 Ed Sprague ...................... 16 43 0 .2712008 Ed Sprague ...................... 14 41 0 .2552009 Ed Sprague ...................... 21 32 0 .3962010 Ed Sprague ...................... 31 23 0 .574

Hugh McWilliamsHugh McWilliams1946-521946-52

Tom StubbsTom Stubbs1964-71 & 1972-811964-71 & 1972-81

Ed SpragueEd Sprague2004 - Present2004 - Present

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Series results and records vs. opponents since 1967. Home, road, and neutral records in pa ren the ses. A - indicates away games N - indicates neutral site games H - indicates home games

Arizona .............................................. 1-2Army Redlanders................................. 1-0Ball State ........................................... 1-0Baylor ................................................ 2-3Bethany College ................................. 2-0Biola .................................................. 1-0Boise State ........................................ 3-1Bradley .............................................. 0-1BYU ................................................... 6-3Cal Poly ............................ 2011 ..... 20-36Cal Poly Pomona ................................. 1-1Cal State Bakersfi eld .......................... 3-3Cal State Fullerton ............ 2011 ..... 12-74Cal State Hayward .......................... 35-14Cal State Los Angeles ....................... 12-7Cal State Northridge ......... 2011 ..... 17-23Cal State San Bernardino .................... 1-1Cal State Stanislaus ....................... 35-19California ......................... 2011 ..... 16-42California Western .............................. 0-1Centenary .......................................... 1-0Central Washington ............................ 1-0Chico State .................................... 24-14Clemson ............................................. 0-3Columbia ........................................... 1-0Coppin State ...................................... 5-0Cornell ............................................... 3-0Creighton ........................................... 0-1

Dallas Baptist..................................... 1-2Dartmouth.......................................... 2-1Eastern Connecticut ........................... 1-1Eastern Michigan ............................... 2-0Eastern Oregon ................................... 1-1Fresno State ................................... 39-77Fordham ............................................ 3-0George Washington ............................. 3-0Georgetown ........................................ 1-0Gonzaga ........................... 2011 ......... 2-6Hawai’i............................................. 4-15Hawai’i-Hilo........................................ 9-3Hawaii Marines................................... 1-0Houston ............................................. 4-2Humboldt State ................................ 14-2Jolly Roger .......................................... 1-0Kansas ............................................... 1-0Kansas State .................... 2011 ......... 1-1La Verne ............................................. 0-1Lafayette ............................................ 2-1Lewis and Clark .................................. 2-1Liberty ............................................0-0-1Linfi eld College .................................. 4-2Long Beach State ............. 2011 ..... 24-75Louisiana Tech .................................... 1-0Loyola Marymount .............................. 6-8Maine ................................................ 2-0Michigan ............................................ 0-1

Minnesota .......................................... 2-4Nevada ............................. 2011 ..... 64-95New Mexico ........................................ 1-0New Mexico State ........................... 17-16North Carolina State ......... 2011 ....... FirstNorthwestern ..................................... 4-1Notre Dame ........................................ 2-1Occidental ......................................... 1-0Oral Roberts ....................................... 1-0Oregon College of Education................ 2-1Oregon ............................................... 4-2Oregon State .................................... 6-12Pacifi c University ................................ 4-0Pepperdine ...................................... 6-10Portland ......................................... 14-11Portland State .................................... 6-4Penn State ......................................... 1-0Princeton ........................................... 1-0Rhode Island ...................................... 1-0Sacramento State ............. 2011 ..... 55-58Samford ............................................. 1-0Saint Martin’s .................................... 1-0Saint Mary’s ................................63-56-2San Diego........................................... 2-2San Diego Marines .............................. 2-6San Diego State .............................. 16-27San Francisco ................... 2011 .. 84-37-1San Francisco State ........................ 12-13

San Jose State .................. 2011 ..... 67-77Santa Clara ...................... 2011 ..... 33-59Seattle ............................. 2011 ......... 3-1Sonoma State ..............................29-12-1Southern Oregon................................. 1-0Southern Utah .................................. 26-4Stanford........................... 2011 ....7-45-1Stony Brook ........................................ 2-0Sub Pacifi c ......................................... 0-2UC Davis .......................... 2011 ..40-28-1UC Irvine .......................... 2011 ..... 16-32UCLA ................................................. 6-7UC Riverside ..................... 2011 ..... 16-17UC Santa Barbara ............. 2011 ..... 32-71Ujimori ............................................... 0-1UNLV .............................................. 20-27USC ................................. 2011 ......... 2-2U.S. International ............................... 6-6Utah .............................................. 21-10Valparasio .......................................... 4-0Washington ...................... 2011 ......... 3-8Washington State ............................. 12-2Western Kentucky ............. 2011 ....... FirstWestern Oregon .................................. 1-0Westmont ........................................... 2-1Willamette ......................................... 1-1Whitman College ................................ 1-0Wyoming ............................................ 1-0

ARIZONA1-2 (0-0, 0-2, 1-0)

3/08/68 A L 2-53/09/68 A L 1-23/29/77 N W 10-3

ARMY REDLANDERS1-0 (0-0, 0-0, 1-0)

3/22/70 N W 14-4

BALL STATE1-0 (0-0, 0-0, 1-0)

2/17/01 N L 3-9

BAYLOR2-3 (1-1, 1-2, 0-0)

3/10/06 H L 4-53/03/07 H W 3-12/20/09 A L 1-2(10)2/21/09 A W 9-82/22/09 A L 4-5(10)

BETHANY COLLEGE 2-0 (2-0, 0-0, 0-0)

4/23/02 H W 11-02/26/02 H W 14-1

BIOLA 1-0 (0-0, 1-0, 0-0)

4/03/80 A W 4-0

BOISE STATE 3-1 (3-1, 0-0, 0-0)

3/15/76 H W 7-6(12)3/15/76 H W 5-23/14/77 H W 4-03/13/78 H L 1-2(15)

BRADLEY0-1 (0-0, 0-0, 0-1)

3/13/10 N L 1-10

BYU 6-3 (6-3, 0-0, 0-0)

2/14/02 H W 4-32/15/02 H W 8-42/16/02 H L 2-52/06/04 H W 5-42/09/06 H W 2-12/10/06 H W 6-3

2/11/06 H W 4-33/04/08 H L 5-73/05/08 H L 6-11

CAL POLY 20-36 (13-16, 7-20, 0-0)

4/16/73 A L 3-54/17/73 A L 7-83/06/75 H W 3-23/30/80 A L 3-54/02/80 A L 1-33/20/89 A W 6-23/21/89 A L 8-102/23/90 H W 7-12/34/90 H L 1-62/25/90 H W 4-22/25/90 H W 3-24/18/97 A W 4-04/19/97 A L 2-134/20/97 A L 6-104/17/98 H L 5-64/18/98 H W 6-04/19/98 H L 3-103/12/99 H W 8-53/13/99 H L 4-33/14/99 H W 9-35/07/99 H W 10-65/08/99 H L 2-55/09/99 H W 3-13/31/00 A L 3-54/01/00 A L 4-64/02/00 A W 10-44/19/01 H W 3-24/21/01 H L 10-114/22/01 H L 3-64/05/02 A L 8-154/06/02 A L 11-134/07/02 A W 10-94/11/03 H W 14-64/12/03 H L 4-124/14/03 H L 0-44/16/04 A L 3-114/17/04 A L 6-164/18/04 A L 3-84/09/05 H L 2-64/09/05 H W 7-34/10/05 H L 3-63/31/06 A W 11-94/01/06 A L 3-64/02/06 A L 2-8

3/30/07 H L 8-133/31/07 H L 9-134/01/07 H L 6-144/11/08 A W 3-14/12/08 A L 4-104/13/08 A L 5-84/09/09 H L 7-124/10/09 H W 5-44/11/09 H L 8-135/21/10 A L 4-85/22/10 A W 8-45/23/10 A L 3-11

CAL POLY POMONA 1-1 (1-1, 0-0, 0-0)

2/19/81 H W 1-02/18/82 H L 1-6

CAL STATE BAKERSFIELD 3-3 (2-1, 1-2, 0-0)

5/22/09 H W 21-85/23/09 H W 9-85/24/09 H L 5-65/14/10 A L 1-4 (10)5/15/10 A W 8-55/16/10 A L 6-15

CAL STATE FULLERTON 12-74 (5-36, 7-38, 0-0)

3/29/75 H L 1-33/30/75 H L 4-73/30/75 H L 3-53/26/76 A L 8-113/27/76 A L 1-63/27/76 A L 0-103/13/82 A L 7-83/13/82 A L 0-83/21/85 A L 2-43/22/85 A L 2-83/22/85 A L 0-45/02/86 H L 2-65/03/86 H L 3-95/04/86 H L 3-95/08/87 A L 4-135/09/87 A L 2-125/10/87 A W 4-33/18/88 H L 0-53/19/88 H L 8-15(12)3/20/88 H W 7-6(14)3/31/89 A L 0-2

4/01/89 A L 2-104/02/89 A W 3-24/05/91 A L 3-14/06/91 A L 13-24/07/91 A L 12-73/27/92 H L 0-43/28/92 H L 6-223/29/92 H W 3-23/27/93 A L 1-83/27/93 A L 3-83/28/93 A W 6-24/22/94 H L 0-44/24/94 H L 1-44/21/95 A L 1-24/22/95 A L 5-94/23/95 A L 0-530/7/96 H L 5-93/08/96 H L 11-133/09/96 H L 4-165/15/97 A W 6-43/27/97 A W 8-03/28/97 A L 3-173/29/97 A L 4-164/04/98 H L 2-94/04/98 H L 1-114/05/98 H L 1-154/01/99 H L 7-134/02/99 H L 2-154/03/99 H W 4-33/17/00 A L 2-73/18/00 A L 3-83/19/00 A L 6-95/12/00 H L 2-95/13/00 H L 0-35/14/00 H L 5-214/06/01 A L 1-64/07/01 A L 1-34/08/01 A L 0-284/12/02 H L 4-54/13/02 H W 8-74/14/02 H L 4-114/04/03 A L 1-104/05/03 A L 0-74/06/03 A L 2-44/08/04 H L 1-164/09/04 H L 0-134/10/04 H L 5-134/15/05 A L 5-84/16/05 A L 1-114/17/05 A L 4-94/21/06 H L 1-84/22/06 H L 1-114/23/06 H L 4-84/20/07 A L 1-18

4/21/07 A L 0-24/22/07 A L 1-124/18/08 H L 4-154/19/08 H L 1-114/20/08 H L 1-24/17/09 A W 5-44/18/09 A W 14-104/19/09 A L 3-44/30/10 H L 2-65/1/10 H L 7-115/2/10 H L 18-10

CAL STATE HAYWARD 35-14 (25-5, 10-9, 0-0)

5/07/67 A L 2-125/07/67 A W 4-25/07/68 H W 5-05/07/68 H W 2-15/06/69 A L 0-15/05/70 H W 5-33/10/73 H L 0-13/10/73 H W 4-34/28/73 H W 3-24/28/73 H W 6-03/19/74 A L 0-65/07/74 H W 6-43/10/75 A W 5-44/15/75 H W 6-53/09/76 A L 8-134/21/76 H W 7-32/15/77 A L 3-44/05/78 A W 3-04/25/78 H W 1-03/21/79 A W 12-74/17/79 H L 2-43/12/80 A W 8-02/24/82 A W 9-54/19/82 H W 3-22/24/84 H L 7-102/25/84 A W 4-12/25/84 A L 2-32/19/85 H W 6-42/28/86 H W 2-13/01/86 A L 5-63/01/86 A W 14-03/04/87 H W 9-83/29/88 A W 11-92/03/91 H L 2-12/03/91 H W 3-02/01/92 H W 8-12/02/92 A L 6-71/29/93 A L 3-101/30/93 H W 10-71/31/93 H L 3-9

1/28/94 H W 6-31/29/94 A W 13-31/30/94 H W 8-71/25/96 H W 16-11/29/96 H W 4-21/24/97 H W 9-13/10/98 H W 7-52/18/98 H W 5-32/18/98 H W 7-5

CAL STATE LOS ANGELES 12-7 (11-4 , 0-3, 1-0)

4/11/68 H W 6-44/07/72 H W 4-34/08/72 H L 0-14/08/72 H L 0-25/11/73 A L 0-15/12/73 A L 1-25/12/73 A L 1-62/22/91 H W 8-72/23/91 H L 6-52/23/91 H W 7-23/3/94 H W 2-13/4/94 H W 2-13/5/94 H W 13-93/22/96 H W 6-33/23/96 H L 5-63/24/96 H W 8-72/21/97 H W 15-72/2297 H W 13-02/23/97 H W 3-2

CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE17-23 (8-16, 9-7, 0-0)

3/22/89 A W 5-43/23/90 H L 6-83/24/90 H L 5-63/24/90 H L 2-93/23/01 H L 4-113/24/01 H L 2-63/25/01 H L 1-85/04/01 A W 12-45/05/01 A W 9-45/06/01 A L 4-55/03/02 H L 0-14/04/02 H L 1-44/05/02 H L 3-105/16/03 A L 12-135/17/03 A W 11-75/18/03 A L 3-55/21/04 H L 3-195/22/04 H L 3-85/23/04 H L 4-235/13/05 A W 13-6

5/14/05 A W 12-55/15/05 A L 8-95/26/06 H W 6-25/27/06 H W 4-15/28/06 H W 4-22/02/07 H L 7-112/03/07 H L 1-22/04/07 H W 12-05/25/07 A W 7-15/26/07 A L 4-95/27/07 A W 6-05/16/08 H W 17-55/17/08 H L 3-105/18/08 H W 8-45/15/09 A L 4-55/16/09 A W 11-05/17/09 A L 9-104/23/10 H L 1-84/24/10 H W 4-14/25/10 H W 12-4

CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO 1-1 (1-1, 0-0, 0-0)

2/13/93 H L 8-132/14/93 H W 6-4

CAL STATE STANISLAUS 35-19 (20-11, 15-8, 0-0)

4/25/67 H W 29-23/26/68 A W 4-05/08/68 H W 11-43/25/69 A W 9-25/13/69 H W 2-12/24/71 H W 5-45/11/71 H L 1-55/11/71 H L 1-52/22/72 A W 4-02/22/72 A W 4-24/11/72 H W 4-13/17/73 H W 2-03/17/73 H L 7-164/25/73 H L 3-42/26/74 A W 11-53/11/74 H W 3-02/25/75 H W 3-24/30/75 A L 6-132/24/76 A L 5-65/04/76 H W 5-43/08/77 A L 0-73/01/78 A L 3-54/18/78 H L 1-23/07/79 A W 7-33/13/79 H L 4-72/26/80 H W 2-1

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3/11/80 A W 5-23/17/81 H W 3-15/05/81 H W 16-12/23/82 A L 1-63/03/82 H L 0-83/08/83 A L 2-83/15/83 H W 4-32/28/84 A W 5-32/29/84 H W 7-13/12/85 H L 3-84/02/85 A W 6-12/26/86 H L 3-74/22/86 A W 11-02/25/87 H W 8-54/08/87 A W 14-104/05/88 A W 7-22/21/89 A L 5-125/02/89 H L 3-73/06/90 H W 5-33/27/90 A W 5-34/11/90 H W 2-14/18/90 A W 1-03/06/91 H W 8-42/12/91 A L 5-42/25/92 A W 2-13/02/93 H L 3-62/17/00 H W 16-72/18/00 H W 11-3

CALIFORNIA 16-42 (9-22, 7-20, 0-0)

3/30/67 A L 8-93/06/68 H L 1-22/25/70 H L 3-122/23/71 A L 6-82/15/72 H W 3-13/11/73 A L 6-112/19/74 H W 5-42/26/75 A L 0-32/18/76 H L 1-42/28/78 A L 0-42/27/79 H W 8-63/25/80 A W 11-53/10/81 H W 9-72/02/82 A L 8-122/04/83 H W 8-74/05/83 H L 3-42/01/84 H L 6-83/21/84 A W 9-72/26/85 A L 7-134/10/85 H W 8-34/09/86 A L 4-122/10/87 H L 5-62/18/87 A L 0-62/23/88 H L 5-63/16/88 A L 6-10(10)3/28/89 A L 1-104/18/89 H L 2-72/14/90 A L 1-104/17/90 H L 4-64/30/91 H L 7-63/05/91 A L 10-71/28/92 H L 3-52/02/93 H W 6-35/04/93 A W 11-62/01/94 A L 2-34/13/94 H W 6-52/14/95 H L 3-62/21/95 A L 3-174/09/96 A L 5-63/18/98 H L 5-114/13/99 H L 4-64/20/99 H L 0-104/28/99 H L 5-134/25/00 A L 3-102/13/01 H L 5-63/27/01 A W 9-83/16/04 A L 4-84/20/04 H L 2-82/01/05 A W 5-43/15/06 H L 0-2

3/17/06 A L 1-33/18/06 H W 10-33/19/06 A W 6-55/23/06 H L 2-34/15/08 H L 1-143/17/09 H L 2-124/28/09 A W 16-114/21/10 A L 6-13

CALIFORNIA WESTERN 0-1 (0-0, 0-0, 0-1)

3/31/69 N L 1-3

CENTENARY1-0 (1-0, 0-0, 0-0)

2/01/00 H W 4-0

CENTRAL WASHINGTON1-0 (1-0, 0-0, 0-0)

2/24/92 H W 16-4

CHICO STATE24-14 (14-6, 10-8, 0-0)

5/05/67 H W 5-43/15/69 A W 6-03/15/69 A W 8-33/14/70 H W 5-43/14/70 H L 1-23/13/71 A W 10-53/13/71 A L 1-173/07/72 H L 3-43/07/72 H L 0-13/06/73 A L 1-23/06/73 A W 4-33/02/74 H W 5-13/02/74 H W 7-13/28/75 A L 2-113/28/75 A W 6-33/06/76 H W 1-03/06/76 H W 7-03/02/77 A W 6-44/10/78 H L 5-64/03/79 A L 4-53/08/80 H L 1-43/08/80 H W 2-13/14/81 A L 5-63/14/81 A W 5-22/01/83 H W 14-52/22/84 A W 8-72/05/86 A W 9-44/07/87 H W 10-92/19/88 H W 11-62/20/88 A L 9-122/20/88 A W 6-4(8)2/03/89 A L 3-52/05/89 H W 3-02/05/89 H W 5-23/31/93 A L 0-12/12/93 H W 7-23/15/94 H W 8-52/06/96 H L 3-4

CLEMSON 0-3 (0-0, 0-3, 0-0)

2/23/07 A L 3-82/24/07 A L 3-42/24/07 A L 4-5

COLUMBIA 1-0 (1-0, 0-0, 0-0)

3/13/01 H W 10-1

COPPIN STATE5-0 (5-0, 0-0, 0-0)

2/21/03 H W 17-12/21/03 H W 2-12/22/03 H W 17-32/22/03 H W 14-02/23/03 H W 12-0

CORNELL3-0 (3-0, 0-0, 0-0)

3/19/96 H W 25-43/20/96 H W 18-73/21/96 H W 23-13

CREIGHTON 0-1 (0-1, 0-0, 0-0)

3/14/96 H L 5-14

DALLAS BAPTIST 1-2 (0-0, 1-2, 0-0)

4/01/04 A W 12-54/02/04 A L 5-124/03/04 A L 2-12

DARTMOUTH2-1 (2-1, 0-0, 0-0)

3/18/03 H W 13-33/20/03 H L 8-103/18/09 H W 8-7

EASTERN CONNECTICUT1-1 (1-1, 0-0, 0-0)

3/17/84 H W 4-33/17/84 H L 1-5(11)

EASTERN MICHIGAN2-0 (2-0, 0-0, 0-0)

3/08/01 H W 8-03/09/01 H W 4-3

EASTERN OREGON1-1 (1-1, 0-0, 0-0)

3/27/69 H L 2-33/20/94 H W 8-4

FRESNO STATE 39-77 (24-32, 15-45, 0-0)

3/14/67 A L 1-23/14/67 A W 2-13/23/68 H W 2-03/23/68 H W 2-13/22/69 A W 7-03/22/69 A W 2-13/10/70 H L 0-13/10/70 H W 2-13/09/71 A W 5-13/09/71 A L 0-84/14/72 H W 3-14/15/72 H W 6-24/15/72 H W 2-13/30/73 A L 0-23/31/73 A W 6-43/31/73 A L 4-104/19/73 A L 1-154/20/73 A L 14-154/21/73 A L 4-84/02/74 A W 5-44/02/74 A L 5-64/12/74 H L 0-14/13/74 H L 3-54/13/74 H L 5-134/30/74 H L 1-44/30/74 H W 6-54/04/75 A W 4-24/18/75 H W 10-14/19/75 H W 2-04/19/75 H W 6-15/11/75 A W 13-85/11/75 A L 2-34/02/76 A W 5-34/03/76 A W 8-54/03/76 A W 4-34/18/76 H W 6-14/19/76 H L 2-64/19/76 H L 6-72/11/77 A L 3-4 (11)2/12/77 A L 4-62/12/77 A L 2-4

3/10/78 H W 1-03/11/78 H L 3-6(13)3/11/78 H W 2-14/28/78 A L 1-74/29/78 A L 0-104/29/78 A L 3-72/02/79 A L 9-222/03/79 A L 2-62/03/79 A W 3-15/11/79 H L 0-55/12/79 H L 0-35/12/79 H L 0-53/28/80 A L 2-53/29/80 A L 6-113/29/80 A L 0-24/15/80 H L 1-22/14/81 A L 5-62/14/81 A L 1-52/15/81 A L 4-103/29/81 H W 2-13/29/81 H L 2-34/28/81 H L 5-63/05/82 H L 3-43/06/82 H W 3-13/06/82 H L 3-84/16/82 A L 5-64/17/82 A L 5-144/17/82 A L 5-94/30/83 A L 2-135/01/83 A L 4-215/01/83 A W 8-75/02/83 H W 3-25/02/83 H W 4-23/31/84 H L 4-114/01/84 H L 4-54/01/84 H W 4-34/25/84 A L 3-184/25/84 A L 1-23/15/85 A W 3-2(10)3/16/85 A L 2-73/16/85 A L 0-154/19/85 H L 2-34/20/85 H L 0-84/20/85 A W 5-44/11/86 A W 4-34/12/86 A L 3-134/13/86 A L 0-94/16/87 H L 1-04/17/87 H L 0-24/18/87 H L 4-84/24/88 A L 1-44/25/88 A L 1-184/26/88 A L 6-144/21/89 H L 0-64/22/89 H W 3-25/17/89 H L 2-53/30/90 A L 1-113/31/90 A L 1-34/01/90 A L 1-23/28/91 H L 6-13/29/91 H L 6-33/30/91 H L 18-24/10/92 A L 1-64/11/92 A L 0-44/12/92 A L 1-42/16/93 A L 5-103/08/94 H W 5-14/11/95 H L 2-111/31/95 A L 2-32/04/97 A W 7-43/03/98 H W 14-32/10/98 A W 4-24/11/00 A L 5-123/20/01 H L 2-83/16/02 A L 2-9

FORDHAM 3-0 (2-0, 0-0, 1-0)

3/08/02 H W 8-03/09/02 H W 21-10

3/12/02 N W 15-6

GEORGE WASHINGTON 3-0 (3-0, 0-0, 0-0)

3/03/00 H W 5-23/04/00 H W 10-93/05/00 H W 13-7

GEORGETOWN 1-0 (1-0, 0-0, 0-0)

3/07/99 H W 4-2

GONZAGA 2-6 (0-3, 0-3, 1-1)

3/15/02 N W 10-83/07/08 H L 4-83/08/08 H L 5-113/09/08 H L 7-163/20/09 A L 3-83/21/09 A L 8-93/22/09 A L 4-53/11/10 N W 6-1

HAWAI’I4-15 (2-2, 2-13, 0-0)

3/21/70 A W 3-24/20/75 A L 2-44/21/75 A L 5-134/22/75 A L 6-74/23/75 A L 4-54/24/75 A L 2-34/11/76 A L 1-114/15/76 A L 0-54/23/82 H L 3-85/25/04 H L 10-122/17/05 A L 3-92/18/05 A L 2-102/19/05 A L 8-92/20/05 A W 2-13/23/05 H W 7-22/09/07 A L 1-132/10/07 A L 3-42/11/07 A L 3-84/10/07 H W 4-3

HAWAI’I-HILO 9-3 (5-1, 4-2, 0-0)

1/17/97 A L 3-41/17/97 A W 7-41/18/97 A W 9-51/18/97 A W 13-31/19/97 A L 6-121/19/97 A W 3-24/18/02 H L 1-94/19/02 H W 4-14/20/02 H W 10-34/20/02 H W 13-14/23/03 H W 10-04/05/05 H W 11-5

HAWAII MARINES1-0 (0-0, 0-0, 1-0)

3/23/70 N W 6-1

HOUSTON4-2 (3-0, 1-2, 0-0)

2/22/08 A L 1-32/23/08 A W 4-32/24/08 A L 9-103/13/09 H W 13-13/14/09 H W 7-63/15/09 H W 10-2

HUMBOLDT STATE14-2 (14-2, 0-0, 0-0)

3/24/71 H W 3-23/24/71 H W 4-23/18/72 H W 11-03/18/72 H W 4-13/09/73 H L 1-2

3/09/74 H W 5-03/09/74 H W 5-03/01/75 H L 2-43/02/75 H W 13-23/02/75 H W 3-03/19/76 H W 13-23/20/76 H W 5-43/20/76 H W 6-13/04/77 H W 4-03/05/77 H W 8-13/05/77 H W 5-0

JOLLY ROGER1-0 (0-0, 0-0, 1-0)

3/20/70 N W 6-4

KANSAS1-0 (1-0, 0-0, 0-0)

2/19/99 H W 9-6

KANSAS STATE1-1 (0-0, 0-0, 1-1)

3/24/70 N W 3-02/26/09 N L 4-7

LA VERNE0-1 (0-1, 0-0, 0-0)

4/08/85 H L 6-9

LAFAYETTE 2-1 (2-1, 0-0, 0-0)

3/18/04 H W 4-23/19/04 H L 3-133/20/04 H W 12-7

LEWIS AND CLARK2-1 (2-1, 0-0, 0-0)

2/28/92 H W 10-53/01/92 H L 3-63/19/94 H W 15-3

LIBERTY 0-0-1 (0-0, 0-0, 0-0-1)

3/11/02 N T 9-9

LINFIELD COLLEGE 4-2 (4-2, 0-0, 0-0)

3/18/70 H W 1-03/23/72 H L 2-73/23/72 H L 0-33/22/75 H W 2-03/22/75 H W 11-23/26/75 H W 6-5

LONG BEACH STATE24-753 (13-34, 11-40, 0-1)

4/01/69 N L 4-115/12/72 A L 2-75/13/72 A W 1-05/13/72 A L 2-33/23/73 H W 9-03/23/73 H L 4-73/24/73 H W 4-24/05/74 A L 2-44/06/74 A W 8-14/06/74 A W 6-25/09/75 A W 5-25/10/75 A L 2-35/10/75 A W 3-25/07/76 H W 3-05/08/76 H L 1-85/08/76 H L 2-63/29/85 H W 5-03/30/85 H W 4-33/30/85 H L 2-45/09/86 A W 10-25/10/86 A W 9-65/11/86 A L 6-133/27/87 H W 7-23/28/87 H L 6-10

3/29/87 H W 9-53/31/88 A W 14-44/01/88 A L 3-44/02/88 A W 19-54/07/89 H L 1-54/08/89 H L 0-24/09/89 H L 0-105/10/90 A L 1-145/11/90 A L 0-175/12/90 A L 1-115/10/91 H L 14-65/11/91 H W 2-15/12/91 H L 11-03/13/92 A L 3-63/14/92 A L 7-203/15/92 A L 3-113/12/93 H L 2-73/13/93 H W 1-03/14/93 H W 7-65/13/94 A L 2-135/14/94 A L 1-85/15/94 A L 0-34/28/95 H L 2-64/30/95 H L 6-84/30/95 H L 2-93/29/96 A L 7-113/30/96 A L 0-33/31/96 A L 9-115/17/97 A L 6-75/16/97 A L 0-44/04/97 H L 4-104/05/97 H L 1-114/06/97 H L 3-103/27/98 A L 0-33/28/98 A L 5-73/29/98 A W 5-13/26/99 H L 0-93/27/99 H W 8-33/28/99 H W 7-53/24/00 H L 2-93/25/00 H L 4-103/26/00 H L 2-55/05/00 A L 3-125/06/00 A L 4-115/07/00 A L 3-44/12/01 H L 2-144/13/01 H L 4-54/14/01 H L 2-85/17/02 A L 5-75/18/02 A L 4-55/19/02 A L 0-55/02/03 H L 2-165/03/03 H L 2-75/04/03 H L 2-65/07/04 A L 0-35/08/04 A L 0-55/09/04 A L 1-64/22/05 H W 5-14/23/05 H L 2-114/24/05 H L 2-94/28/06 A L 2-54/28/06 A L 5-74/30/06 A L 3-94/27/07 H L 6-84/28/07 H L 4-84/29/07 H L 9-144/25/08 A L 3-104/26/08 A L 13-144/27/08 A L 6-74/24/09 H L 1-54/25/09 H L 6-194/26/09 H L 3-104/1/10 A w 2-1 (9)4/2/10 A L 4-134/3/10 A L 2-8

LOUISIANA TECH1-0 (0-0, 0-0, 1-0)

3/11/06 N W 11-9

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LOYOLA MARYMOUNT6-8 (3-2, 2-6, 1-0)

4/20/68 H W 4-14/20/68 H W 4-04/19/69 A L 8-114/19/69 A W 6-04/24/70 A W 11-84/25/70 A L 4-64/25/70 A L 4-114/30/71 H W 2-15/01/71 H L 0-95/01/71 H L 0-53/22/78 N W 8-03/09/87 A L 4-83/13/90 A L 5-123/14/90 A L 2-9

MAINE2-0 (2-0, 0-0, 0-0)

3/10/94 H W 12-83/10/94 H W 9-6

MICHIGAN0-1 (0-0, 0-0, 0-1)

3/12/06 N L 9-13

MINNESOTA2-4 (2-4, 0-0, 0-0)

3/14/03 H L 3-103/15/03 H L 0-43/16/03 H L 2-103/14/08 H W 1-03/15/08 H W 3-13/16/08 H L 5-11

NEVADA64-95 (38-43, 26-52, 0-0)

3/10/67 A W 7-64/04/68 H W 5-04/04/68 H L 3-55/08/70 A W 6-25/09/70 A L 3-75/09/70 A W 7-63/19/71 H W 16-03/20/71 H W 4-03/20/71 H W 3-13/15/73 H W 11-33/15/73 H W 6-15/03/74 A W 14-75/04/74 A L 4-55/04/74 A W 4-03/14/75 H W 5-03/15/75 H L 6-83/15/75 H L 6-73/12/76 A L 1-33/13/76 A W 11-83/13/76 A W 7-53/18/77 H L 0-1(13)3/19/77 H W 7-33/19/77 H W 6-24/05/77 A L 4-84/06/77 A L 11-143/03/78 A W 15-03/15/78 A W 7-63/15/78 A L 5-74/21/78 H W 4-24/22/78 H W 8-14/22/78 H L 5-82/24/79 H L 1-42/24/79 H L 3-112/24/79 H L 0-74/07/79 A W 10-44/08/79 A W 17-84/08/79 A L 8-94/10/79 A W 10-23/14/80 A W 10-83/15/80 A L 7-103/15/80 A L 11-125/02/80 H W 8-65/03/80 H L 4-15/03/80 H L 4-10

3/21/81 A W 5-33/22/81 A L 7-93/22/81 A L 9-175/01/81 H W 7-15/02/81 H W 4-15/02/81 H W 4-33/20/82 A L 9-103/21/82 A W 4-23/21/82 A L 5-64/30/82 H W 5-25/01/82 H W 9-45/01/82 H L 3-54/21/83 H L 3-44/22/83 H W 3-14/22/83 H W 4-05/13/83 A W 7-55/13/83 A L 3-93/28/84 H L 0-73/28/84 H W 2-04/21/84 A L 7-94/22/84 A L 5-84/22/84 A W 4-14/29/85 A L 8-93/04/86 H W 5-42/20/87 H L 1-42/21/87 H W 3-22/21/87 H L 0-53/17/87 A W 11-82/02/88 H L 2-143/04/88 A L 4-93/05/88 A L 3-63/05/88 A L 3-43/14/89 A W 17-62/25/89 H L 2-122/25/89 H L 3-42/26/89 H L 2-52/13/90 H L 5-103/20/90 A W 12-105/07/91 H L 4-12/16/91 A L 10-72/17/91 A L 5-22/08/92 H W 5-22/22/92 H L 0-12/23/92 H L 1-52/29/92 H L 7-95/05/92 A L 6-114/08/93 H L 3-84/09/93 H L 1-24/10/93 H L 2-34/08/94 A L 8-104/09/94 A L 6-74/10/94 A L 13-154/08/95 A L 5-204/08/95 A L 1-54/09/95 A L 5-65/03/96 A L 3-155/04/96 A L 4-95/05/96 A L 4-135/17/97 H W 8-55/09/97 H L 8-185/10/97 H W 4-35/11/97 H L 8-113/21/97 A L 0-113/22/97 A L 8-93/23/97 A L 17-285/08/98 A L 4-235/09/98 A L 5-185/10/98 A L 1-165/14/98 H L 1-293/20/98 H L 1-63/21/98 H L 3-143/22/98 H W 9-45/14/99 H W 8-65/15/99 H L 6-85/16/99 H L 4-74/09/99 H L 4-164/10/99 H L 7-104/11/99 H L 2-114/13/00 H L 3-84/14/00 H L 6-104/15/00 H L 1-12

5/19/00 A L 5-155/20/00 A L 6-85/21/00 A L 1-71/25/01 H W 5-31/26/01 H W 16-151/27/01 H L 0-63/19/02 A L 6-75/07/02 A L 9-111/31/03 H W 9-72/01/03 H L 2-72/02/03 H W 5-43/07/03 A L 5-143/08/03 A W 11-63/25/03 A W 17-83/23/04 A L 11-125/11/04 A L 6-172/04/05 H L 4-52/05/05 H L 0-12/06/05 H W 11-24/12/05 A W 15-52/24/06 A W 7-62/25/06 A L 3-42/26/06 A W 2-14/18/06 H W 8-32/16/07 H L 0-72/17/07 H W 3-22/18/07 H W 7-64/03/07 A L 1-53/18/08 A L 0-104/08/08 H W 14-34/21/09 A W 10-72/27/10 H W 11-62/27/10 H W 6-42/28/10 H L 3-10

NEW MEXICO1-0 (1-0, 0-0, 0-0)

3/13/96 H W 5-0

NEW MEXICO STATE17-16 (9-9, 8-7, 0-0)

5/01/92 H L 7-95/02/92 H W 7-15/02/92 H L 5-114/30/93 A L 6-95/01/93 A W 11-55/01/93 A W 11-34/15/94 H L 3-84/16/94 H W 9-14/17/94 H L 3-44/13/95 A L 10-114/14/95 A L 4-124/15/95 A W 19-64/26/96 H L 3-44/27/96 H L 1-34/28/96 H L 2-65/2/97 A W 5-45/3/97 A L 16-335/4/97 A L 4-163/14/97 H W 7-33/15/97 H L 5-93/16/97 H W 16-155/01/98 H W 8-75/02/98 H W 11-85/03/98 H W 9-13/13/98 A L 10-133/14/98 A W 7-63/15/98 A W 15-84/23/99 H W 9-44/24/99 H L 0-64/25/99 H W 9-34/20/00 A L 12-134/21/00 A W 12-54/22/00 A W 17-7

NORTHWESTERN4-1 (1-1, 0-0, 3-0)

2/18/99 H W 8-72/20/99 H L 8-92/15/01 N W 3-22/16/01 N W 19-4

2/12/04 N W 15-11

NOTRE DAME 2-1 (0-1, 0-0, 2-0)

3/10/01 H L 2-53/12/10 N W 8-43/14/10 N W 3-2

OCCIDENTAL1-0 (1-0, 0-0, 0-0)

3/26/86 H W 6-3

ORAL ROBERTS1-0 (0-0, 0-0, 1-0)

3/13/02 N W 8-6

OREGON COLLEGE OF EDUC.2-1 (2-1, 0-0, 0-0)

3/25/72 H L 2-33/25/72 H W 2-13/24/76 H W 10-0

OREGON 4-2 (3-2, 0-0, 1-0)

3/27/75 H L 3-63/27/75 H L 2-33/21/77 H W 6-23/24/78 N W 4-13/18/79 H W 9-13/19/80 H W 8-4

OREGON STATE6-12 (6-8, 0-3, 0-1)

3/29/77 N W 5-43/28/78 H L 9-123/17/80 H L 3-43/25/81 H L 5-63/24/82 H L 1-32/28/89 H W 3-03/01/89 H L 3-192/27/90 H W 4-32/28/90 H W 4-33/16/96 H L 2-113/11/96 H W 6-22/10/96 H L 4-52/10/96 H L 3-52/11/96 H W 4-33/28/06 H L 4-65/23/08 A L 2-155/24/08 A L 6-85/25/08 A L 0-2

PACIFIC UNIVERSITY4-0 (4-0, 0-0, 0-0)

3/20/75 H W 3-13/20/75 H W 6-53/18/76 H W 3-13/18/76 H W 13-0

PEPPERDINE 6-10 (3-2, 3-8, 0-0)

3/29/68 H W 5-04/19/68 H W 6-23/29/69 A W 7-13/29/69 A W 5-35/01/70 H L 3-55/02/70 H L 3-55/02/70 H W 7-35/07/71 A W 3-25/08/71 A L 0-65/08/71 A L 0-34/18/81 A L 6-104/18/81 A L 4-53/03/84 A L 0-43/04/84 A L 1-93/08/87 A L 2-33/23/89 A L 0-9

PORTLAND 14-11 (13-8, 0-3, 1-0)

2/27/87 H L 1-4

3/07/94 H W 4-22/27/99 H W 4-22/27/99 H W 10-12/28/99 H W 6-42/28/99 H L 3-62/26/00 H W 9-32/26/00 H L 3-122/27/00 H W 4-32/27/00 H W 8-22/23/01 H W 5-22/23/01 H L 1-42/25/01 H W 8-72/25/01 H L 3-72/14/03 H W 2-12/15/03 H W 4-12/16/03 H L 6-93/01/02 H L 6-83/02/02 H W 3-03/02/02 H W 11-43/03/02 H L 7-112/13/04 N W 12-43/11/05 A L 9-103/12/05 A L 7-93/13/05 A L 4-6

PORTLAND STATE6-4 (6-4, 0-0, 0-0)

3/22/77 H L 1-2(12)2/27/93 H W 7-32/27/93 H W 7-12/28/93 H L 5-62/28/93 H W 8-02/24/95 H W 11-32/25/95 H W 6-32/25/95 H L 0-32/26/95 H W 6-03/15/96 H L 6-8

PENN STATE1-0 (1-0, 0-0, 0-0)

3/06/96 H W 7-3

PRINCETON 1-0 (1-0, 0-0, 0-0)

3/18/92 H W 15-3

RHODE ISLAND1-0 (1-0, 0-0, 0-0)

3/07/97 H W 19-3

SACRAMENTO STATE55-58 (30-26, 25-32, 0-0)

3/01/67 A L 3-54/26/67 H W 10-43/19/68 A L 1-74/02/68 H W 3-13/18/69 A W 7-44/22/69 H W 1-03/16/70 A L 1-34/19/70 H W 11-93/10/71 A W 15-104/27/71 H W 6-32/29/72 A W 4-24/25/72 H W 3-13/27/73 A W 11-34/24/73 H L 7-93/12/74 A W 4-25/08/74 H W 7-12/28/75 H W 11-43/29/75 A L 5-63/02/76 A W 6-34/27/76 H W 4-13/01/77 A W 3-1(11)3/07/78 A W 9-45/03/78 H L Forfeit2/06/79 H W 9-64/25/79 A L 1-32/12/80 A W 7-45/06/80 H L 2-42/11/81 A W 13-54/21/81 H W 3-0

3/09/82 A W 3-12/22/83 H L 3-92/07/84 A W 12-53/11/85 H L 3-73/19/85 A L 2-104/16/85 H W 6-5(8)4/16/85 H L 4-73/14/86 H W 6-43/14/86 H L 5-173/15/86 A L 5-103/17/86 A L 1-43/21/87 A L 4-103/22/87 A W 7-33/22/87 A L 5-33/24/88 A L 5-6(10)3/25/88 H L 0-53/25/88 H W 3-2(8)4/27/88 A L 4-93/17/89 H L 0-43/19/89 H L 1-105/03/89 A L 9-105/03/89 A L 0-33/09/90 A L 4-54/06/90 H W 2-15/01/90 A L 1-73/15/91 A W 11-73/15/91 A L 6-12/13/91 H L 2-04/22/92 A L 4-65/08/92 H L 4-75/15/92 H L 1-64/13/93 A W 8-34/27/93 H L 7-84/27/94 H W 11-105/04/94 H W 10-95/02/95 A W 3-15/07/96 H L 7-104/11/97 A W 3-24/12/97 H W 9-54/13/97 A L 6-73/08/97 A L 5-63/09/97 H W 20-33/07/97 H W 6-04/24/98 H W 13-104/25/98 A L 9-234/26/98 H L 3-163/06/98 A L 2-103/07/98 H W 17-43/08/98 A W 6-24/16/99 H W 5-14/17/99 H L 3-44/18/99 H W 8-64/28/00 H L 1-94/29/00 H W 6-24/30/00 H L 3-83/16/01 A L 6-83/17/01 A W 4-23/18/01 A L 3-75/17/01 H W 6-25/18/01 H W 7-25/20/01 H L 2-55/24/02 A W 10-35/25/02 A L 1-65/26/02 A L 5-82/04/03 A L 4-53/28/03 H W 5-43/29/03 A L 5-73/30/03 H L 0-53/25/04 H L 9-163/26/04 H L 5-153/27/04 A L 4-53/28/04 A L 1-65/20/05 A W 4-15/21/05 A W 2-15/22/05 A W 4-22/14/06 H W 8-35/09/06 H W 8-72/06/07 H W 16-103/13/07 A L 4-75/01/07 H L 11-133/11/08 A L 6-14

3/11/09 A L 4-83/16/10 A L 4-54/13/10 H W 5-2

SAMFORD 1-0 (0-0, 0-0, 1-0)

3/13/91 N W 4-1

SAINT MARTIN’S1-0 (1-0, 0-0, 0-0)

3/22/00 H W 8-0

SAINT MARY’S63-56-2 (43-31-1, 19-25-1, 1-0-0)

4/08/67 H W 2-14/08/67 H T 1-14/29/67 A L 3-64/29/67 A W 8-24/30/68 A W 11-44/30/68 A L 6-35/11/68 H W 8-15/11/68 H W 5-44/12/69 A L 4-64/12/69 A W 7-55/10/69 H W 5-15/10/69 H W 5-14/17/70 A W 15-24/18/70 H W 4-04/18/70 H W 3-14/23/71 H W 4-04/24/71 A L 3-94/24/71 A T 2-2(14)3/04/72 H L 5-83/04/72 H L 2-32/18/73 H L 3-44/27/73 A L 5-63/01/74 H W 7-43/05/74 H W 7-45/01/74 H W 8-03/11/75 H W 5-04/08/75 A L 6-72/27/76 H L 3-43/30/76 A W 9-52/18/77 H L 1-22/19/77 A W 11-22/19/77 A L 4-62/17/78 H W 4-02/18/78 A L 2-52/18/78 A L 1-64/08/78 H W 3-14/08/78 H L 0-14/09/78 A L 4-93/02/79 H L 2-43/03/79 A L 1-103/03/79 A W 4-14/20/79 A W 3-24/21/79 H W 3-14/21/79 H W 2-12/22/80 H W 4-32/22/80 H W 3-12/23/80 A W 4-14/11/80 H L 1-114/12/80 H L 4-54/12/80 H L 2-32/21/81 H W 3-12/21/81 H W 3-14/03/81 H L 0-74/04/81 A W 6-44/04/81 A W 5-02/22/81 A L 2-32/12/82 H L 1-63/27/82 A L 1-64/14/82 H W 5-05/03/82 H W 10-25/11/83 H L 3-105/11/83 H L 1-95/14/83 A W 13-35/15/83 A L 2-45/15/83 A L 4-54/07/84 H L 3-74/08/84 A W 3-1

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4/08/84 A L 0-115/02/84 H L 2-115/02/84 H L 2-142/22/85 H L 2-112/23/85 A W 16-72/23/85 A L 5-62/08/86 A L 1-92/03/86 H W 9-82/03/86 H W 3-23/02/87 A L 7-93/02/87 A W 5-12/13/88 H W 4-32/13/88 H L 2-42/14/88 A L 2-3(10)3/12/89 H L 3-43/12/89 H W 1-03/13/89 A W 3-14/02/91 A W 7-43/17/90 H L 9-103/17/90 H L 5-113/18/90 A L 1-93/03/92 H L 3-53/30/93 H W 5-45/05/93 H L 2-33/22/94 A W 5-44/05/94 H W 3-13/21/95 H W 5-33/28/95 A L 3-64/30/96 H W 11-104/23/96 H W 8-64/15/97 H W 4-02/18/97 H L 1-104/14/98 A W 13-122/24/98 H L 2-73/06/99 H W 3-23/09/99 H L 3-53/23/99 H W 16-92/04/00 H L 11-152/06/00 H W 2-02/06/00 H W 4-32/22/02 A L 7-82/23/02 H W 8-72/24/02 A L 9-112/28/03 H W 5-43/01/03 A L 0-63/02/03 H L 1-162/07/04 H L 1-122/28/04 H W 3-22/29/04 H W 2-12/29/04 H W 2-02/11/05 N W 6-54/19/05 H L 2-35/03/05 H W 6-12/28/06 H W 4-1

SAN DIEGO 2-2 (1-0, 1-2, 0-0)

4/06/82 H W 7-23/30/83 A L 2-133/06/84 A L 4-102/27/09 H W 14-6

SAN DIEGO MARINES 2-6 (2-2, 0-4, 0-0)

3/20/67 A L 4-63/22/67 A L 6-135/05/67 H W 7-04/08/68 A L 3-44/11/68 H L 2-155/03/68 A W 3-04/30/69 A L 3-44/28/70 A L 0-1

SAN DIEGO STATE16-27 (11-4, 5-22, 0-1)

4/28/72 A L 2-34/29/72 A W 2-14/29/72 A L 4-54/06/73 H W 4-14/07/73 H L 2-34/07/73 H W 3-1

4/19/74 A L 3-134/20/74 A L 1-44/20/74 A L 0-65/02/75 H W 2-15/03/75 H W 2-05/03/75 H W 1-04/30/76 A L 1-25/01/76 A L 0-85/01/76 A L 0-33/31/77 N L 4-93/23/78 A L 1-93/26/78 A L 2-64/01/83 A L 1-52/11/89 A L 2-102/12/89 A L 1-113/03/89 H W 6-52/09/90 A L 1-42/10/90 A L 0-42/11/90 A L 2-102/08/91 A L 7-62/09/91 A L 4-02/10/91 A L 9-42/05/93 H W 13-32/06/93 H W 4-12/07/93 H W 10-42/05/94 A L 2-32/06/94 A L 2-92/03/95 H W 5-42/04/95 H L 1-152/05/95 H W 5-43/24/06 A W 7-23/25/06 A W 6-33/26/06 A W 10-43/01/07 H L 1-33/02/07 H L 2-62/28/09 A W 6-32/28/09 A L 3-8

SAN FRANCISCO84-37-1 (43-18-0, 39-17-1, 2-2-0)

4/22/67 A L 1-44/22/67 A W 4-25/06/67 H W 3-05/06/67 H L 3-65/04/68 A L 1-45/04/68 A W 7-64/11/69 A W 5-04/25/69 A L 3-45/02/69 H L 0-25/09/69 H L 5-74/15/70 H L 1-35/12/70 A W 6-45/12/70 A W 12-83/26/71 A L 0-33/27/71 H L 2-55/12/71 H L 0-33/28/72 N L 5-73/11/72 A L 11-133/11/72 A L 2-33/30/72 N L 5-62/24/73 H W 5-32/24/73 H W 2-13/23/74 A W 2-13/23/74 A W 7-63/18/75 H W 4-23/18/75 H W 5-32/28/76 A L 5-122/28/76 A L 2-32/25/77 A W 7-52/26/77 H W 4-3(10)2/26/77 H W 2-14/01/77 N W 8-24/03/77 A W 3-14/03/77 A W 7-33/17/78 H W 5-23/18/78 A W 8-23/18/78 A L 3-45/05/78 A W 19-15/06/78 H W 11-25/06/78 H W 3-12/09/79 A T 8-8

2/10/79 H W 6-42/10/79 H W 3-23/23/79 H L 10-113/23/79 H W 2-03/24/79 A W 8-33/24/79 A W 6-12/01/80 A W 8-42/02/80 H W 17-32/02/80 H W 7-35/10/80 A W 6-25/10/80 A W 7-33/01/81 A W 6-33/18/81 H W 3-14/10/81 A W 6-04/11/81 H W 3-24/11/81 H W 2-12/20/82 H W 3-02/20/82 H W 3-02/21/82 A L 3-74/26/82 A W 13-114/28/82 A L 7-95/04/83 H W 3-25/04/83 H W 5-35/07/83 H W 13-15/08/83 A W 12-05/08/83 A W 15-02/10/84 A W 13-22/11/84 H W 4-32/11/84 H L 1-34/04/84 A W 12-74/04/84 A W 14-134/28/84 H W 12-14/28/84 H W 5-44/29/84 A W 9-72/08/85 A L 3-52/08/85 A W 3-12/09/85 H W 6-22/21/86 A W 4-12/22/86 H L 2-52/22/86 H L 1-22/06/87 H L 4-72/07/87 A L 4-102/07/87 A W 9-22/26/88 A W 7-62/27/88 H L 2-52/27/88 H W 4-32/17/89 H W 5-24/12/89 A W 12-54/16/91 H W 10-23/17/91 A W 4-02/04/92 H W 6-54/28/92 A W 4-34/20/93 A W 8-52/20/94 A W 3-24/18/95 A W 7-32/11/95 H W 14-82/11/95 H W 8-13/07/95 A W 6-42/08/97 H W 7-12/09/97 A L 3-53/28/00 H W 10-14/04/00 A L 3-52/10/01 H L 5-72/10/01 H W 6-44/08/03 H W 3-23/05/04 H L 1-33/06/04 H W 3-23/07/04 H L 6-82/12/05 N W 9-03/04/05 H L 2-53/05/05 H W 2-13/05/05 H W 3-03/04/07 H W 6-55/08/07 A W 7-23/12/08 A L 1-94/29/08 H W 10-64/07/09 H L 1-75/05/09 A L 5-102/19/10 H W 3-12/20/10 H L 5-62/20/10 H W 10-3

SAN FRANCISCO STATE12-13 (7-5, 5-7, 0-1)

3/23/67 N L 3-45/02/67 H L 3-75/02/67 H W 2-03/02/68 A L 1-93/02/68 A W 2-13/08/69 H L 4-73/08/69 H W 3-23/31/70 A L 8-94/06/71 A L 0-54/07/71 A W 11-13/27/72 A W 5-03/23/76 H W 2-14/06/76 A W 8-53/07/77 A W 6-34/12/77 H W 5-43/14/78 A L 3-43/29/78 H W 4-23/14/79 H L 5-74/04/79 A L 6-74/29/80 H W 4-24/30/80 H L 3-44/07/81 H L 3-93/03/87 A L 3-43/08/88 H W 4-24/11/89 A L 2-4

SAN JOSE STATE67-77 (40-36, 25-39, 2-2)

3/21/67 N W 9-53/24/67 N L 3-63/24/67 N L 2-34/15/67 H W 3-24/15/67 H W 2-14/06/68 A W 3-24/06/68 A L 0-24/09/68 N W 11-84/27/68 H W 7-34/27/68 H W 1-04/15/69 H W 4-05/03/69 A L 10-175/03/69 A L 7-85/16/69 H W 3-03/07/70 A L 2-53/07/70 A W 4-03/06/71 H L 2-33/06/71 H L 0-34/21/72 H L 2-34/22/72 A L 0-34/22/72 A L 3-55/04/73 A L 1-25/05/73 H L 0-25/05/73 H W 1-04/16/74 H W 10-34/16/74 H W 8-35/10/74 H L 2-55/10/74 H W 1-05/11/74 A L 2-55/12/74 A L 5-75/12/74 A L 0-24/11/75 A L 0-14/12/75 H W 2-14/12/75 H W 2-14/26/75 H W 4-14/26/75 A L 0-14/27/75 A L 5-64/09/76 H W 2-04/10/76 A W 2-04/23/76 A L 0-64/24/76 H L 4-54/24/76 H W 12-13/25/77 H L 1-33/25/77 H L 1-2(12)3/28/77 H L 5-6(10)2/24/78 A W 19-12/25/78 H L 2-132/25/78 H L 2-34/14/78 H W 8-25/09/78 A L 7-11

5/09/78 A L 3-83/09/79 A L 8-93/10/79 H L 0-33/10/79 H W 6-14/27/79 H W 6-24/28/79 A W 4-34/28/79 A L 3-82/29/80 A L 0-13/01/80 H W 5-13/01/80 H L 3-54/18/80 H L 5-64/19/80 A W 2-14/19/80 A L 1-42/07/81 H L 1-22/07/81 H L 3-82/10/81 A W 5-25/08/81 H W 4-35/09/81 A W 13-125/09/81 A L 2-42/26/82 H W 5-32/27/82 A W 9-42/27/82 A W 5-24/07/82 A L 3-44/08/82 H L 2-84/08/82 H W 5-43/25/83 A L 5-83/26/83 A L 3-43/26/83 A L 3-45/09/83 H W 5-24/11/84 A L 0-64/11/84 A L 4-55/05/84 A L 4-85/06/84 H L 0-35/06/84 H W 5-33/01/85 A L 3-4(10)3/02/85 A W 9-43/02/85 A L 0-35/10/85 H L 3-65/11/85 H W 4-25/11/85 H L 2-54/04/86 A W 3-24/07/86 A L 4-94/07/86 A W 1-04/10/87 H W 4-04/11/87 H W 12-14/12/87 H L 1-44/15/88 A W 11-9(12)4/16/88 A L 0-74/17/88 A W 2-14/14/89 H L 6-94/15/89 H L 0-44/16/89 H W 5-44/27/90 A L 1-34/28/90 A L 5-204/29/90 A W 6-54/26/91 H W 5-44/27/91 H L 4-34/28/91 H W 5-43/07/92 H L 0-43/07/92 H L 2-83/08/92 H L 3-84/23/93 H L 5-104/24/93 H L 1-44/25/93 H W 8-64/29/94 A L 0-14/30/94 A W 7-35/1/94 A W 10-03/31/95 H W 11-14/1/95 H L 1-24/2/95 H W 5-44/13/96 A W 4-34/14/96 A W 15-84/15/96 A W 9-42/1/97 A L 5-102/2/97 H L 3-51/30/98 H L 5-193/16/99 H W 3-22/05/99 H W 3-22/06/99 H W 5-23/10/00 H W 10-33/11/00 H W 3-1

3/11/00 H L 3-43/12/00 A L 4-73/16/07 A W 5-33/17/07 A L 6-73/18/07 H L 6-74/17/07 H W 10-93/06/09 H L 4-53/07/09 H L 3-93/08/09 A L 3-64/14/09 A W 7-53/26/10 A W 18-103/27/10 A W 8-73/28/10 H L 3-6

SANTA CLARA33-59 (19-24, 14-35, 0-0)

3/30/68 H W 3-23/30/68 H L 1-74/17/68 A L 6-94/26/68 A L 6-95/17/69 H L 3-55/17/69 H W 4-14/10/70 H L 1-124/11/70 A W 19-64/11/70 A L 6-84/16/71 A L 2-54/17/71 H L 0-32/26/72 A L 0-92/26/72 A L 1-132/17/73 H W 5-12/17/73 H L 2-32/23/74 A L 1-62/23/74 A L 0-42/22/75 H L 2-62/22/75 H L 2-62/21/76 A L 3-82/21/76 A W 3-13/11/77 H L 1-33/12/77 A W 2-03/12/77 A W 2-02/03/78 A W 5-32/04/78 A W 3-2(10)2/04/78 A L 1-65/12/78 H L 1-45/13/78 A W 4-15/13/78 A L 2-43/06/79 A W 2-13/06/79 A L 7-83/30/79 A L 4-133/31/79 H L 1-63/31/79 H W 4-22/08/80 H W 8-72/09/80 A L 7-82/09/80 A W 10-73/21/80 A L 3-43/22/80 H W 5-33/22/80 H W 2-13/06/81 A L 5-63/07/81 H W 1-03/07/81 H L 2-34/15/81 A L 5-64/15/81 A L 3-114/16/81 H L 2-32/06/82 H W 4-52/06/82 H W 3-52/07/82 A L 0-15/07/82 H L 3-55/05/82 A L 4-105/08/82 A L 1-24/13/83 H L 2-74/13/83 H W 6-54/16/83 A W 6-44/17/83 A L 5-64/17/83 A L 4-53/24/84 H W 5-13/25/84 A L 5-73/25/84 A L 4-54/24/84 H L 0-84/24/84 H L 2-33/13/85 A L 1-75/08/85 H L 3-9

2/11/86 A L 3-54/28/87 H W 3-02/06/88 A L 0-82/06/88 A L 0-22/07/88 H L 5-112/07/89 A L 1-74/25/89 H L 4-72/03/90 H W 4-22/03/90 H L 1-22/04/90 A L 1-73/31/92 H L 2-32/08/95 H L 7-94/04/95 A L 1-83/25/98 H W 10-63/04/03 H W 5-43/03/01 A W 11-23/03/01 A W 7-62/24/04 A L 3-82/03/06 A W 4-12/04/06 H W 14-62/05/06 H L 3-82/27/08 H L 6-154/02/08 A L 3-115/07/08 H W 11-75/20/08 A W 8-24/06/10 A L 3-94/28/10 H W 12-7

SEATTLE3-1 (3-1, 0-0, 0-0)

3/4/10 H W 11-53/5/10 H W 8-13/6/10 H L 9-103/7/10 H W 19-9

SONOMA STATE29-12-1 (17-8-0, 12-4-1, 2-2-0)

3/04/67 A W 12-23/04/67 A W 7-03/13/68 A W 7-33/13/68 A W 4-04/02/69 N W 15-84/03/69 N L 5-72/28/70 H W 8-32/28/70 H L 5-62/27/71 H L 2-32/27/71 H W 6-54/05/71 N L 1-33/14/72 H W 6-53/14/72 H W 3-23/29/72 N W 14-13/13/73 H W 1-04/03/73 A W 9-73/16/74 A L 3-83/16/74 A L 1-24/24/79 H W 4-15/02/79 A W 2-13/07/80 A W 12-04/23/80 H W 6-21/30/81 A W 3-11/30/81 A W 6-22/05/81 H W 8-04/21/82 H L 2-94/25/82 A W 6-44/25/82 A L 0-13/09/83 H W 2-13/15/83 H W 7-32/17/84 H W 7-22/18/84 A L 2-3(10)2/18/84 A T 3-3(8)2/15/85 A W 3-02/16/85 H W 14-02/16/85 H W 13-13/05/86 H W 9-02/24/86 H L 4-72/24/86 H L 3-72/26/91 A W 9-72/15/90 H L 5-112/7/95 H W 8-3

SOUTHERN OREGON

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1-0 (0-0, 0-0, 1-0)4/11/79 N W 20-1

SOUTHERN UTAH26-4 (22-3, 4-1, 0-0)

4/08/92 H W 7-23/25/92 H L 5-112/19/93 H W 17-72/20/93 H W 18-52/20/93 H W 20-62/21/93 H W 14-12/25/94 H W 10-73/25/94 H W 9-02/26/94 H W 12-34/01/94 A W 17-44/01/94 A W 18-54/02/94 A W 15-23/09/95 A W 4-13/09/95 A L 3-43/17/95 H W 8-23/18/95 H W 5-33/18/95 H W 6-23/19/95 H W 19-72/23/96 H W 8-52/23/96 H W 11-22/24/96 H W 16-21/28/97 H L 8-141/28/97 H W 4-11/29/97 H W 8-41/28/98 H W 4-21/28/98 H W 6-21/28/99 H W 5-11/28/99 H L 4-71/29/99 H W 5-41/29/99 H W 3-0

STANFORD7-45-1 (3-22-0, 4-21-1, 0-2-0)

3/07/67 H L 2-73/05/68 A L 1-23/04/69 H L 1-53/03/70 A L 2-54/07/70 H L 3-83/02/71 H L 0-34/13/71 H L 0-14/04/72 A L 3-144/18/72 H L 4-55/01/73 H L 0-62/08/77 A W 7-43/30/77 N L 3-64/02/77 N L 6-152/11/78 A L 3-62/11/78 A T 3-34/18/79 H L 3-51/29/80 A L 1-52/17/81 H L 0-82/19/83 A L 3-82/19/83 A L 6-72/20/83 H L 1-132/14/84 A L 5-74/23/85 H L 4-5(10)2/04/87 H L 2-132/24/87 A L 2-102/09/88 H L 1-45/03/88 A L 0-164/04/89 A L 0-225/10/89 H L 4-94/03/90 A L 2-164/09/91 H W 6-42/05/91 A L 6-52/12/92 A L 0-65/12/92 H L 3-122/09/93 A L 4-62/22/94 A L 4-142/28/95 H W 10-25/05/99 H L 1-23/20/05 H L 6-93/24/05 A L 1-63/29/05 A W 2-04/10/06 A L 1-2

5/24/06 H L 8-145/18/07 A W 13-75/19/07 H L 2-115/20/07 A L 5-103/21/08 A W 10-63/22/08 H L 3-73/24/08 H L 0-143/30/09 H L 2-105/13/09 A L 13-142/24/10 A L 6-113/23/19 H W 9-4

STONY BROOK2-0 (2-0, 0-0, 0-0)

3/25/02 H W 7-63/25/02 H W 2-1

SUB PACIFIC0-2 (0-0, 0-0, 0-2)

3/19/70 N L 0-143/25/70 N L 1-2

UC DAVIS40-28-1 (22-13, 17-15-1, 1-0)

3/08/67 A W 6-14/17/67 H W 3-22/27/68 A W 3-24/23/68 H W 5-34/16/69 H W 1-02/24/70 A W 4-04/21/70 H L 3-52/16/71 H W 5-43/30/71 A L 3-115/02/72 A L 7-85/09/72 H L 4-74/10/73 A L 5-65/08/73 H W 3-23/10/74 A W 10-35/06/74 H W 9-63/04/75 A W 6-45/06/75 H L 1-113/16/76 A L 0-53/31/76 H W 5-4(11)2/22/77 H W 5-32/21/78 A L 2-34/11/78 H L 1-25/04/79 H W 8-45/05/79 A L 2-45/05/79 A L 3-62/05/80 H W 9-54/08/80 A T 6-62/24/81 A L 4-83/31/81 H W 15-52/09/82 H W 8-71/31/83 A W 4-21/31/83 A W 5-41/27/84 A W 8-41/28/84 H W 6-21/28/84 H W 4-02/05/85 H L 8-102/12/85 A L 6-83/18/86 A L 2-93/18/87 H L 8-104/22/87 A W 7-22/16/88 H W 5-4(14)3/02/88 A L 5-114/12/88 H L 3-62/19/89 A L 1-74/26/89 H L 1-24/10/90 A W 8-34/24/90 H L 0-24/23/91 H L 19-42/19/91 A W 5-42/08/92 H W 7-52/13/05 N W 2-15/27/05 H W 1-05/28/05 H W 3-25/29/05 H W 9-84/07/06 A L 7-124/08/06 A W 5-1

4/09/06 A W 7-64/05/07 H W 12-104/06/07 H L 5-104/07/07 H L 5-143/28/08 A L 1-43/29/08 A L 0-43/30/08 A L 2-33/27/09 H W 8-43/28/09 H W 11-73/29/09 H W 15-95/07/08 A W 12-15/08/08 A W 7-55/09/08 A W 11-7

UC IRVINE16-32 (7-14, 9-18, 0-0)

4/25/86 A L 2-54/26/86 A W 1-04/27/86 A L 1-65/01/87 H L 4-85/02/87 H L 0-55/03/87 H L 2-35/06/88 A L 5-75/07/88 A L 0-95/08/88 A L 6-95/12/89 H L 1-25/13/89 H L 3-85/14/89 H L 1-34/12/90 A L 3-64/13/90 A L 1-34/14/90 A L 7-124/12/91 H W 6-54/13/91 H W 8-72/14/91 H W 8-24/03/92 A L 3-114/04/92 A W 3-24/05/92 A W 13-43/28/02 A L 4-73/29/02 A L 5-93/30/02 A W 4-24/17/03 H W 5-34/18/03 H W 9-14/19/03 H L 1-64/23/04 A W 2-14/24/04 A L 5-164/25/04 A L 1-65/6/05 H W 6-55/7/05 H L 6-85/9/05 H W 8-35/12/06 A L 6-135/13/06 A L 3-65/14/06 A W 4-15/11/07 H L 7-125/12/07 H L 3-45/13/07 H L 8-115/09/08 A L 1-95/10/08 A W 10-95/11/08 A L 1-25/08/09 H L 6-115/09/09 H L 4-55/10/09 H L 5-64/16/10 A L 2-44/17/10 A W 7-44/18/10 A W 7-2

UC RIVERSIDE16-17 (7-8, 9-9, 0-0)

3/30/01 A W 13-23/31/01 A W 12-24/01/01 A W 10-45/11/01 H W 8-05/12/01 H L 0-15/13/01 H L 5-64/26/02 A L 4-84/27/02 A W 4-14/28/02 A W 15-64/25/03 A L 1-104/26/03 A L 2-104/27/03 A W 11-94/30/04 H W 10-9

5/01/04 H L 8-95/02/04 H W 5-14/29/05 A L 0-144/30/05 A L 6-105/01/05 A W 10-45/05/06 H L 2-115/06/06 H W 5-45/07/06 H W 5-45/04/07 A L 4-55/05/07 A W 5-35/06/07 A L 7-85/02/08 H L 6-75/03/08 H L 9-195/04/08 H L 5-65/01/09 A W 9-55/02/09 A L 4-75/03/09 A L 1-54/09/10 H W 7-64/10/10 H W 6-54/10/10 H L 3-5 (11)

UC SANTA BARBARA 32-71 (19-38, 12-33, 1-0)

4/13/68 A W 11-64/13/68 A L 3-44/26/69 H L 0-54/26/69 H L 1-35/05/72 H L 2-35/06/72 H L 3-75/06/72 H W 3-24/13/73 A W 11-14/14/73 A W 4-34/14/73 A W 9-44/26/74 H L 4-54/27/74 H L 0-34/27/74 H L 0-53/31/80 A L 4-52/04/84 A L 2-122/04/84 A L 0-62/05/84 A L 3-52/05/84 A L 3-104/12/85 A L 4-54/13/85 A L 2-134/13/85 A L 0-125/03/85 H L 6-75/04/85 H L 9-105/04/85 H L 4-54/18/86 H L 1-94/19/86 H L 7-94/20/86 H L 8-94/24/87 A L 4-134/25/87 A L 5-94/26/87 A W 6-3(13)4/29/88 H W 6-54/30/88 H W 7-35/01/88 H W 9-84/28/89 A L 8-94/29/89 A L 2-74/30/89 A L 3-44/20/90 H L 3-134/21/90 H L 2-64/22/90 H L 5-114/19/91 A L 13-14/20/91 A L 4-24/21/91 A L 11-74/16/92 H W 3-24/17/92 H L 5-64/18/92 H L 6-114/16/93 A L 3-44/17/93 A W 9-44/18/93 A L 5-115/07/94 H W 9-45/07/94 H L 1-35/08/94 H W 12-25/05/95 A W 7-65/06/95 A L 3-55/07/95 A L 1-84/04/96 H L 1-64/05/96 H L 6-84/06/96 H L 3-13

4/25/97 H W 9-84/26/97 H L 5-184/27/97 H L 4-164/09/98 A L 2-154/10/98 A W 3-15/15/98 H L 2-33/19/99 H W 3-13/20/99 H L 6-73/21/99 H W 10-64/30/99 H W 2-15/01/99 H W 6-35/02/99 H L 1-74/07/00 H L 7-104/08/00 H W 5-34/09/00 H L 3-94/27/01 A L 1-64/28/01 A L 1-64/29/01 A L 2-53/14/02 N W 11-95/10/02 H W 5-45/11/02 H L 2-185/12/02 H L 3-95/09/03 A L 4-115/10/03 A W 7-55/11/03 A L 3-45/14/04 H W 4-35/15/04 H W 5-45/16/04 H L 1-34/01/05 A W 7-44/02/05 A L 6-74/03/05 A W 6-14/13/06 H W 7-24/14/06 H W 2-14/15/06 H L 4-164/13/07 A L 9-144/14/07 A L 7-84/15/07 A L 2-54/03/08 H L 4-54/05/08 H W 4-34/06/08 H L 2-124/03/09 A L 8-94/04/09 A L 6-94/05/09 A W 13-35/28/10 H L 7-95/29/10 H L 1-55/30/10 H L 5-8 (10)

UCLA 6-7 (1-2, 5-5, 0-0)

3/11/87 A L 3-83/11/03 A W 8-42/20/04 A L 1-62/21/04 A W 7-02/25/05 A L 0-92/26/05 A W 7-52/27/05 A W 10-92/18/06 H L 2-52/18/06 H L 1-52/19/06 H W 3-03/24/07 A W 4-33/25/07 A L 8-153/26/07 A L 3-8

UJIMORI 0-1 (0-0, 0-0, 0-1)

4/12/76 N L 6-7

UNLV 20-27 (10-13, 10-14, 0-0)

4/03/70 H L 1-74/04/70 H W 2-14/04/70 H L 0-14/02/71 A L 3-174/03/71 A W 5-44/03/71 A W 6-44/13/81 H L 5-84/11/82 A L 7-84/12/82 A L 6-184/12/82 A W 19-94/15/84 H W 8-6

4/27/85 A L 1-104/27/85 A L 2-84/28/85 A L 7-8(11)3/28/86 H W 2-13/29/86 H L 2-33/30/86 H L 0-34/03/87 A L 1-94/04/87 A W 3-14/05/87 A L 6-84/08/88 H L 0-74/09/88 H W 6-54/10/88 H L 8-9(10)5/05/89 A L 0-55/06/89 A L 8-135/07/89 A W 10-85/04/90 H L 2-55/05/90 H L 1-55/06/90 H L 9-115/03/91 A W 6-05/04/91 A W 4-35/05/91 A L 12-63/20/92 H L 3-93/21/92 H L 0-33/22/92 H W 12-43/19/93 A W 10-63/20/93 A W 5-33/21/93 A L 5-63/25/94 H W 5-43/26/94 H W 6-53/27/94 H W 12-33/24/95 A L 1-33/25/95 A L 2-83/26/95 A W 10-64/20/96 H L 2-74/20/96 H W 3-24/21/96 H W 8-3

USC 2-2 (2-1, 0-1, 0-0)

3/10/87 A L 9-10(10)3/19/10 H W 8-23/20/10 H W 6-53/21/10 H L 9-15

U.S. INTERNATIONAL6-6 (0-1, 5-5, 1-0)

3/21/78 N W 12-14/02/79 H L 4-53/28/83 A W 6-33/28/83 A L 7-83/07/84 A W 12-13/07/84 A L 2-33/21/86 A W 15-43/22/86 A W 4-03/22/86 A W 7-21/31/87 A L 4-51/31/87 A L 5-132/01/87 A L 7-9

UTAH 21-10 (19-10, 0-0, 2-0)

3/21/78 N W 6-43/25/78 N W 11-23/08/91 H W 5-43/08/91 H W 4-33/09/91 H W 7-53/09/91 H L 6-02/06/92 H W 5-42/11/94 H L 1-42/12/94 H L 9-102/12/94 H W 6-52/13/94 H W 21-72/27/98 H W 14-122/28/98 H W 4-32/28/98 H W 6-33/01/98 H W 6-42/12/99 H W 5-02/13/99 H L 3-102/13/99 H L 3-82/14/99 H L 2-7

2/12/00 H W 9-42/12/00 H W 4-02/04/01 H L 9-112/02/01 H W 3-22/03/01 H W 8-52/03/01 H L 0-92/08/02 H L 5-102/08/02 H W 15-72/09/02 H L 10-123/12/04 H W 5-43/12/04 H W 3-03/14/04 H W 11-10

VALPARASIO4-0 (4-0, 0-0, 0-0)

3/05/93 H W 8-43/06/93 H W 12-33/07/93 H W 16-53/08/93 H W 7-0

WASHINGTON3-8 (3-3, 0-5, 0-0)

3/19/79 H W 10-23/09/05 A L 2-153/10/05 A L 12-195/19/06 H L 3-55/20/06 H W 7-23/09/07 A L 2-43/10/07 A L 0-83/10/07 A L 5-62/29/08 H L 1-103/01/08 H L 7-93/02/08 H W 7-4

WASHINGTON STATE12-2 (11-2, 0-0, 1-0)

3/20/79 H L 2-52/14/95 H W 6-52/18/95 H W 17-42/19/95 H W 3-12/16/96 H W 6-52/17/96 H W 5-22/18/96 H W 3-22/14/97 H W 4-02/15/97 H W 13-62/16/97 H L 7-92/07/03 H W 4-12/08/03 H W 8-72/09/03 H W 17-72/15/04 N W 5-4

WESTERN OREGON1-0 (1-0, 0-0, 0-0)

3/20/94 H W 7-1

WESTMONT2-1 (0-0, 0-0, 2-1)

4/13/76 N L 2-44/14/76 N W 7-44/04/77 N W 14-7

WILLAMETTE1-1 (0-1, 0-0, 1-0)

3/20/78 N W 10-43/19/84 H L 6-9

WHITMAN COLLEGE1-0 (1-0, 0-0, 0-0)

3/22/72 H W 7-3

WYOMING1-0 (0-0, 0-0, 1-0)

4/10/68 N W 10-9

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1967 ResultsHead Coach: Tom StubbsOverall Record: 19-14-13/01/67 at Sacramento State 3-5 L3/04/67 at Sonoma State 12-2 W3/04/67 at Sonoma State 7-0 W3/07/67 Stanford 2-7 L3/08/67 at UC Davis 6-1 W3/10/67 at Nevada 7-6 W3/14/67 at Fresno State 1-2 L3/14/67 at Fresno State 2-1 W3/20/67 at San Diego Marines 4-6 L3/21/67 vs. San Jose State 9-5 W3/22/67 at San Diego Marines 6-13 L3/23/67 vs. San Francisco State 3-4 L3/24/67 vs. San Jose State 3-6 L3/24/67 vs. San Jose State 2-3 L3/30/67 at California 8-9 L5/05/67 Chico State 5-4 W4/08/67 Saint Mary’s 2-1 W4/08/67 Saint Mary’s 1-1 T4/15/67 San Jose State 3-2 W4/15/67 San Jose State 2-1 W4/17/67 UC Davis 3-2 W4/22/67 at San Francisco 1-4 L4/22/67 at San Francisco 4-2 W4/25/67 Cal State Stanislaus 29-2 W4/26/67 Sacramento State 10-4 W4/29/67 at Saint Mary’s 3-6 L4/29/67 at Saint Mary’s 8-2 W5/02/67 San Francisco State 3-7 L5/02/67 San Francisco State 2-0 W5/05/67 San Diego Marines 7-0 W5/06/67 San Francisco 3-0 W5/06/67 San Francisco 3-6 L5/07/67 at Cal State Hayward 2-12 L5/07/67 at Cal State Hayward 4-2 W

1968 ResultsHead Coach: Tom StubbsOverall Record: 32-15 (WCAC: 14-6)2/27/68 at UC Davis 3-2 W3/02/68 at San Francisco State 1-9 L3/02/68 at San Francisco State 2-1 W3/05/68 at Stanford 1-2 L3/06/68 California 1-2 L3/08/68 at Arizona 2-5 L3/09/68 at Arizona 1-2 L3/13/68 at Sonoma State 7-3 W3/13/68 at Sonoma State 4-0 W3/19/68 at Sacramento State 1-7 L3/23/68 Fresno State 2-0 W3/23/68 Fresno State 2-1 W3/26/68 at Cal State Stanislaus 4-0 W3/29/68 • Pepperdine 5-0 W3/30/68 Santa Clara* 3-2 W3/30/68 Santa Clara* 1-7 L4/02/68 Sacramento State 3-1 W4/04/68 Nevada 5-0 W4/04/68 Nevada 3-5 L4/06/68 at San Jose State* 3-2 W4/06/68 at San Jose State* 0-2 L4/08/68 at San Diego Marines 3-4 L4/09/68 vs. San Jose State 11-8 W4/10/68 vs. Wyoming 10-9 W4/11/68 vs. Cal State Los Angeles 6-4 W4/11/68 at San Diego Marines 2-15 L4/13/68 at UC Santa Barbara* 11-6 W4/13/68 at UC Santa Barbara* 3-4 L4/17/68 at Santa Clara* 6-9 L4/19/68 • Pepperdine 6-2 W4/20/68 • Loyola Marymount 4-1 W4/20/68 • Loyola Marymount 4-0 W4/23/68 UC Davis 5-3 W4/26/68 at Santa Clara* 6-9 L4/27/68 San Jose State* 7-3 W4/27/68 San Jose State* 1-0 W4/30/68 at Saint Mary’s* 11-4 W4/30/68 at Saint Mary’s* 6-3 L5/03/68 San Diego Marines 3-0 W5/04/68 at San Francisco* 1-4 L5/04/68 at San Francisco* 7-6 W5/07/68 Cal State Hayward 5-0 W5/07/68 Cal State Hayward 2-1 W5/08/68 Cal State Stanislaus 11-4 W5/11/68 Saint Mary’s* 8-1 W5/11/68 Saint Mary’s* 5-4 W

1969 ResultsHead Coach: Tom Stubbs

Overall Record: 21-18 (WCAC: 10-10)3/04/69 Stanford 1-5 L3/08/69 San Francisco State 4-7 L3/08/69 San Francisco State 3-2 W3/15/69 at Chico State 6-0 W3/15/69 at Chico State 8-3 W3/18/69 at Sacramento State 7-4 W3/22/69 at Fresno State 7-0 W3/22/69 at Fresno State 2-1 W3/25/69 at Cal State Stanislaus 9-2 W3/27/69 Eastern Oregon 2-3 L3/29/69 • at Pepperdine 7-1 W3/29/69 • at Pepperdine 5-3 W3/31/69 vs. California Western 1-3 L4/01/69 vs. Long Beach State 4-11 L4/02/69 vs. Sonoma State 15-8 W4/03/69 vs. Sonoma State 5-7 L4/11/69 at San Francisco* 5-0 W4/12/69 at Saint Mary’s* 4-6 L4/12/69 at Saint Mary’s* 7-5 W4/15/69 San Jose State* 4-0 W4/16/69 UC Davis 1-0 W4/19/69 • at Loyola Marymount 8-11 L4/19/69 • at Loyola Marymount 6-0 W4/22/69 Sacramento State 1-0 W4/25/69 at San Francisco* 3-4 L4/26/69 UC Santa Barbara* 0-5 L4/26/69 UC Santa Barbara* 1-3 L4/30/69 San Diego Marines 3-4 L5/02/69 San Francisco* 0-2 L5/03/69 at San Jose State* 10-17 L5/03/69 at San Jose State* 7-8 L5/06/69 at Cal State Hayward 0-1 L5/09/69 San Francisco* 5-7 L5/10/69 Saint Mary’s* 5-1 W5/10/69 Saint Mary’s* 5-1 W5/13/69 Cal State Stanislaus 2-1 W5/16/69 San Jose State* 3-0 W5/17/69 Santa Clara* 3-5 L5/17/69 Santa Clara* 4-1 W

1970 ResultsHead Coach: Tom StubbsOverall Record: 24-23 (WCAC: 12-10)2/24/70 at UC Davis 4-0 W2/25/70 California 3-12 L2/28/70 Sonoma State 8-3 W2/28/70 Sonoma State 5-6 L3/03/70 at Stanford 2-5 L3/07/70 at San Jose State 2-5 L3/07/70 at San Jose State 4-0 W3/10/70 Fresno State 0-1 L3/10/70 Fresno State 2-1 W3/14/70 Chico State 5-4 W3/14/70 Chico State 1-2 L3/16/70 at Sacramento State 1-3 L3/18/70 Linfi eld College 1-0 W3/19/70 vs. Sub Pacifi c 0-14 L3/20/70 vs. Jolly Roger 6-4 W3/21/70 at Hawai’i 3-2 W3/22/70 vs. Army Redlanders 14-4 W3/23/70 vs. Hawai’i Marines 6-1 W3/24/70 vs. Kansas State 3-0 W3/25/70 vs. Sub Pacifi c 1-2 L3/31/70 at San Francisco State 8-9 L4/03/70 UNLV* 1-7 L4/04/70 UNLV* 2-1 W4/04/70 UNLV* 0-1 L4/07/70 Stanford 3-8 L4/10/70 Santa Clara* 1-12 L4/11/70 at Santa Clara* 19-6 W4/11/70 at Santa Clara* 6-8 L4/15/70 San Francisco* 1-3 L4/17/70 at Saint Mary’s* 15-2 W4/18/70 Saint Mary’s* 4-0 W4/18/70 Saint Mary’s* 3-1 W4/19/70 Sacramento State 11-9 W4/21/70 UC Davis 3-5 L4/24/70 • at Loyola Marymount 11-8 W4/25/70 • at Loyola Marymount 4-6 L4/25/70 • at Loyola Marymount 4-11 L4/28/70 San Diego Marines 0-1 L5/01/70 • Pepperdine 3-5 L5/02/70 • Pepperdine 3-5 L5/02/70 • Pepperdine 7-3 W5/05/70 • Cal State Hayward 5-3 W5/08/70 at Nevada* 6-2 W5/09/70 at Nevada* 3-7 L5/09/70 at Nevada* 7-6 W5/12/70 at San Francisco* 6-4 W

5/12/70 at San Francisco* 12-8 W

1971 ResultsHead Coach: Tom StubbsOverall Record: 18-24-1 (WCAC: 8-11-1)2/16/71 UC Davis 5-4 W2/23/71 at California 6-8 L2/24/71 Cal State Stanislaus 5-4 W2/27/71 Sonoma State 2-3 L2/27/71 Sonoma State 6-5 W3/02/71 Stanford 0-3 L3/06/71 San Jose State 2-3 L3/06/71 San Jose State 0-3 L3/09/71 at Fresno State 5-1 W3/09/71 at Fresno State 0-8 L3/10/71 at Sacramento State 15-10 W3/13/71 at Chico State 10-5 W3/13/71 at Chico State 1-17 L3/19/71 Nevada* 16-0 W3/20/71 Nevada* 4-0 W3/20/71 Nevada* 3-1 W3/24/71 Humboldt State 3-2 W3/24/71 Humboldt State 4-2 W3/26/71 at San Francisco* 0-3 L3/27/71 San Francisco* 2-5 L3/30/71 at UC Davis 3-11 L4/02/71 at UNLV* 3-17 L4/03/71 at UNLV* 5-4 W4/03/71 at UNLV* 6-4 W4/05/71 vs. Sonoma State 1-3 L4/06/71 at San Francisco State 0-5 L4/07/71 at San Francisco State 11-1 W4/13/71 Stanford 0-1 L4/16/71 at Santa Clara* 2-5 L4/17/71 Santa Clara* 0-3 L4/23/71 Saint Mary’s* 4-0 W4/24/71 at Saint Mary’s* 3-9 L4/24/71 at Saint Mary’s* (14) 2-2 T4/27/71 Sacramento State 6-3 W4/30/71 • Loyola Marymount 2-1 W5/01/71 • Loyola Marymount 0-9 L5/01/71 • Loyola Marymount 0-5 L5/07/71 • at Pepperdine 3-2 W5/08/71 • at Pepperdine 0-6 L5/08/71 • at Pepperdine 0-3 L5/11/71 Cal State Stanislaus 1-5 L5/11/71 Cal State Stanislaus 1-5 L5/12/71 San Francisco* 0-3 L

1972 ResultsHead Coach: John GuntherOverall Record: 21-28 (Big West: 7-11)2/15/72 California 3-1 W2/22/72 at Cal State Stanislaus 4-0 W2/22/72 at Cal State Stanislaus 4-2 W2/26/72 at Santa Clara 0-9 L2/26/72 at Santa Clara 1-13 L2/29/72 at Sacramento State 4-2 W3/04/72 Saint Mary’s 5-8 L3/04/72 Saint Mary’s 2-3 L3/07/72 Chico State 3-4 L3/07/72 Chico State 0-1 L3/11/72 at San Francisco 11-13 L3/11/72 at San Francisco 2-3 L3/14/72 Sonoma State 6-5 W3/14/72 Sonoma State 3-2 W3/18/72 Humboldt State 11-0 W3/18/72 Humboldt State 4-1 W3/22/72 Whitman College 7-3 W3/23/72 Linfi eld College 2-7 L3/23/72 Linfi eld College 0-3 L3/25/72 Oregon Col. of Education 2-3 L3/25/72 Oregon Col. of Education 2-1 W3/27/72 at San Francisco State 5-0 W3/28/72 vs. San Francisco 5-7 L3/29/72 vs. Sonoma State 14-1 W3/30/72 vs. San Francisco 5-6 L4/04/72 at Stanford 3-14 L4/07/72 • Cal State Los Angeles 4-3 W4/08/72 • Cal State Los Angeles 0-1 L4/08/72 • Cal State Los Angeles 0-2 L4/11/72 Cal State Stanislaus 4-1 W4/14/72 Fresno State* 3-1 W4/15/72 Fresno State* 6-2 W4/15/72 Fresno State* 2-1 W4/18/72 Stanford 4-5 L4/21/72 San Jose State* 2-3 L4/22/72 at San Jose State* 0-3 L4/22/72 at San Jose State* 3-5 L4/25/72 Sacramento State 3-1 W

4/28/72 • at San Diego State 2-3 L4/29/72 • at San Diego State 2-1 W4/29/72 • at San Diego State 4-5 L5/02/72 at UC Davis 7-8 L5/05/72 UC Santa Barbara* 2-3 L5/06/72 UC Santa Barbara* 3-7 L5/06/72 UC Santa Barbara* 3-2 W5/09/72 UC Davis 4-7 L5/12/72 at Long Beach State* 2-7 L5/13/72 at Long Beach State* 1-0 W5/13/72 at Long Beach State* 2-3 L

1973 ResultsHead Coach: Tom StubbsOverall Record: 23-26 (Big West: 9-9)2/17/73 Santa Clara 5-1 W2/17/73 Santa Clara 2-3 L2/18/73 Saint Mary’s 3-4 L2/24/73 San Francisco 5-3 W2/24/73 San Francisco 2-1 W3/06/73 at Chico 1-2 L3/06/73 at Chico 4-3 W3/09/73 Humboldt State 1-2 L3/10/73 Cal State Hayward 0-1 L3/10/73 Cal State Hayward 4-3 W3/11/73 at California 6-11 L3/13/73 Sonoma State 1-0 W3/15/73 Nevada 11-3 W3/15/73 Nevada 6-1 W3/17/73 Cal State Stanislaus 2-0 W3/17/73 Cal State Stanislaus 7-16 L3/23/73 Long Beach State* 9-0 W3/23/73 Long Beach State* 4-7 L3/24/73 Long Beach State* 4-2 W3/27/73 at Sacramento State 11-3 W3/30/73 at Fresno State* 0-2 L3/31/73 at Fresno State* 6-4 W3/31/73 at Fresno State* 4-10 L4/03/73 at Sonoma State 9-7 W4/06/73 • San Diego State 4-1 W4/07/73 • San Diego State 2-3 L4/07/73 • San Diego State 3-1 W4/10/73 at UC Davis 5-6 L4/13/73 at UC Santa Barbara* 11-1 W4/14/73 at UC Santa Barbara* 4-3 W4/14/73 at UC Santa Barbara* 9-4 W4/16/73 at Cal Poly 3-5 L4/17/73 at Cal Poly 7-8 L4/19/73 at Fresno State* 1-15 L4/20/73 at Fresno State* 14-15 L4/21/73 at Fresno State* 4-8 L4/24/73 Sacramento State 7-9 L4/25/73 Cal State Stanislaus 3-4 L4/27/73 at Saint Mary’s 5-6 L4/28/73 Cal State Hayward 3-2 W4/28/73 Cal State Hayward 6-0 W5/01/73 Stanford 0-6 L5/04/73 at San Jose State* 1-2 L5/05/73 San Jose State* 0-2 L5/05/73 San Jose State* 1-0 W5/08/73 UC Davis 3-2 W5/11/73 • at Cal State Los Angeles 0-1 L5/12/73 • at Cal State Los Angeles 1-2 L5/12/73 • at Cal State Los Angeles 1-6 L

1974 ResultsHead Coach: Tom StubbsOverall Result: 24-23 (Big West: 7-16)2/19/74 California 5-4 W2/23/74 at Santa Clara 1-6 L2/23/74 at Santa Clara 0-4 L2/26/74 at Cal State Stanislaus 11-5 W3/01/74 Saint Mary’s 7-4 W3/02/74 Chico State 5-1 W3/02/74 Chico State 7-1 W3/05/74 Saint Mary’s 7-4 W3/09/74 Humboldt State 5-0 W3/09/74 Humboldt State 5-0 W3/10/74 at UC Davis 10-3 W3/11/74 Cal State Stanislaus 3-0 W3/12/74 at Sacramento State 4-2 W3/16/74 at Sonoma State 3-8 L3/16/74 at Sonoma State 1-2 L3/19/74 at Cal State Hayward 0-6 L3/23/74 at San Francisco 2-1 W3/23/74 at San Francisco 7-6 W4/02/74 at Fresno State* 5-4 W4/02/74 at Fresno State* 5-6 L4/05/74 at Long Beach State* 2-4 L4/06/74 at Long Beach State* 8-1 W

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4/06/74 at Long Beach State* 6-2 W4/12/74 Fresno State* 0-1 L4/13/74 Fresno State* 3-5 L4/13/74 Fresno State* 5-13 L4/16/74 San Jose State* 10-3 W4/16/74 San Jose State* 8-3 W4/19/74 • at San Diego State 3-13 L4/20/74 • at San Diego State 1-4 L4/20/74 • at San Diego State 0-6 L4/26/74 UC Santa Barbara* 4-5 L4/27/74 UC Santa Barbara* 0-3 L4/27/74 UC Santa Barbara* 0-5 L4/30/74 Fresno State* 1-4 L4/30/74 Fresno State* 6-5 W5/01/74 Saint Mary’s 8-0 W5/03/74 at Nevada 14-7 W5/04/74 at Nevada 4-5 L5/04/74 at Nevada 4-0 W5/06/74 UC Davis 9-6 W5/07/74 Cal State Hayward 6-4 W5/08/74 Sacramento State 7-1 W5/10/74 San Jose State 2-5 L5/10/74 San Jose State 1-0 W5/11/74 at San Jose State* 2-5 L5/12/74 at San Jose State* 5-7 L5/12/74 at San Jose State* 0-2 L

1975 ResultsHead Coach: Tom StubbsOverall Record: 33-26 (Big West: 13-8)2/22/75 Santa Clara 2-6 L2/22/75 Santa Clara 2-6 L2/25/75 Cal State Stanislaus 3-2 W2/26/75 at California 0-3 L2/28/75 Sacramento State 11-4 W3/01/75 Humboldt State 2-4 L3/02/75 Humboldt State 13-2 W3/02/75 Humboldt State 3-0 W3/04/75 at UC Davis 6-4 W3/06/75 Cal Poly 3-2 W3/10/75 at Cal State Hayward 5-4 W3/11/75 Saint Mary’s 5-0 W3/14/75 Nevada 5-0 W3/15/75 Nevada 6-8 L3/15/75 Nevada 6-7 L3/18/75 San Francisco 4-2 W3/18/75 San Francisco 5-3 W3/20/75 Pacifi c University 3-1 W3/20/75 Pacifi c University 6-5 W3/22/75 Linfi eld 2-0 W3/22/75 Linfi eld 11-2 W3/26/75 Linfi eld 6-5 W3/27/75 Oregon 3-6 L3/27/75 Oregon 2-3 L3/28/75 at Chico State 2-11 L3/28/75 at Chico State 6-3 W3/29/75 Cal State Fullerton* 1-3 L3/30/75 Cal State Fullerton* 4-7 L3/30/75 Cal State Fullerton* 3-5 L4/04/75 at Fresno State* 4-2 W4/08/75 at Saint Mary’s 6-7 L4/11/75 at San Jose State* 0-1 L4/12/75 San Jose State* 2-1 W4/12/75 San Jose State* 2-1 W4/15/75 Cal State Hayward 6-5 W4/18/75 Fresno State* 10-1 W4/19/75 Fresno State* 2-0 W4/19/75 Fresno State* 6-1 W4/20/75 at Hawai’i 2-4 L4/21/75 at Hawai’i 5-13 L4/22/75 at Hawai’i 6-7 L4/23/75 at Hawai’i 4-5 L4/24/75 at Hawai’i 2-3 L4/26/75 San Jose State* 4-1 W4/26/75 at San Jose State* 0-1 L4/27/75 at San Jose State* 5-6 L4/29/75 at Sacramento State 5-6 L4/30/75 at Cal State Stanislaus 6-13 L5/02/75 San Diego State* 2-1 W5/03/75 San Diego State* 2-0 W5/03/75 San Diego State* 1-0 W5/06/75 UC Davis 1-11 L5/09/75 at Long Beach State* 5-2 W5/10/75 at Long Beach State* 2-3 L5/10/75 at Long Beach State* 3-2 W

5/11/75 at Fresno State* 13-8 W5/11/75 at Fresno State* 2-3 L

1976 ResultsHead Coach: Tom StubbsOverall Record: 29-25 (Big West: 7-13)2/18/76 California 1-4 L2/21/76 at Santa Clara 3-8 L2/21/76 at Santa Clara 3-1 W2/24/76 at Cal State Stanislaus 5-6 L2/27/76 Saint Mary’s 3-4 L2/28/76 at San Francisco 5-12 L2/28/76 at San Francisco 2-3 L3/02/76 at Sacramento State 6-3 W3/06/76 Chico State 1-0 W3/06/76 Chico State 7-0 W3/09/76 at Cal State Hayward 8-13 L3/12/76 at Nevada 1-3 L3/13/76 at Nevada 11-8 W3/13/76 at Nevada 7-5 W3/15/76 Boise State (12) 7-6 W3/15/76 Boise State 5-2 W3/16/76 at UC Davis 0-5 L3/18/76 Pacifi c University 3-1 W3/18/76 Pacifi c University 13-0 W3/19/76 Humboldt State 13-2 W3/20/76 Humboldt State 5-4 W3/20/76 Humboldt State 6-1 W3/23/76 San Francisco State 2-1 W3/24/76 Oregon Col. of Ed. 10-0 W3/26/76 at Cal State Fullerton* 8-11 L3/27/76 at Cal State Fullerton* 1-6 L3/27/76 at Cal State Fullerton* 0-10 L3/30/76 at Saint Mary’s 9-5 W3/31/76 UC Davis (11) 5-4 W4/02/76 at Fresno State* 5-3 W4/03/76 at Fresno State* 8-5 W4/03/76 at Fresno State* 4-3 W4/06/76 at San Francisco State 8-5 W4/09/76 San Jose State* 2-0 W4/10/76 at San Jose State* 2-0 W4/11/76 at Hawai’i 1-11 L4/12/76 vs Ujimori 6-7 L4/13/76 vs Westmont 2-4 L4/14/76 vs Westmont 7-4 W4/15/76 at Hawai’i 0-5 L4/18/76 Fresno State* 6-1 W4/19/76 Fresno State* 2-6 L4/19/76 Fresno State* 6-7 L4/21/76 Cal State Hayward 7-3 W4/23/76 at San Jose State* 0-6 L4/24/76 San Jose State* 4-5 L4/24/76 San Jose State* 12-1 W4/27/76 Sacramento State 4-1 W4/30/76 at San Diego State* 1-2 L5/01/76 at San Diego State* 0-8 L5/01/76 at San Diego State* 0-3 L5/04/76 Cal State Stanislaus 5-4 W5/07/76 Long Beach State* 3-0 W5/08/76 Long Beach State* 1-8 L5/08/76 Long Beach State* 2-6 L

1977 ResultsHead Coach: Tom StubbsOverall Record: 35-28 (NCBA: 18-18)2/08/77 at Stanford 7-4 W2/11/77 at Fresno State* (11) 3-4 L2/12/77 at Fresno State* 4-6 L2/12/77 at Fresno State* 2-4 L2/15/77 at Cal State Hayward 3-4 L2/18/77 Saint Mary’s* 1-2 L2/19/77 at Saint Mary’s* 11-2 W2/19/77 at Saint Mary’s* 4-6 L2/22/77 UC Davis 5-3 W2/25/77 at San Francisco* 7-5 W2/26/77 San Francisco* (10) 4-3 W2/26/77 San Francisco* 2-1 W3/01/77 at Sacramento State (11) 3-1 W3/02/77 at Chico State 6-4 W3/04/77 Humboldt State 4-0 W3/05/77 Humboldt State 8-1 W3/05/77 Humboldt State 5-0 W3/07/77 at San Francisco State 6-3 W3/08/77 at Cal State Stanislaus 0-7 L3/11/77 Santa Clara* 1-3 L3/12/77 at Santa Clara* 2-0 W3/12/77 at Santa Clara* 2-0 W3/14/77 Boise State 4-0 W3/18/77 Nevada* (13) 0-1 L3/19/77 Nevada* 7-3 W

3/19/77 Nevada* 6-2 W3/21/77 Oregon 6-2 W3/22/77 Portland State (12) 1-2 L3/25/77 San Jose State* 1-3 L3/25/77 San Jose State* (12) 1-2 L3/28/77 San Jose State* (10) 5-6 L3/29/77 vs Arizona 10-3 W3/29/77 vs Oregon State 5-4 W3/30/77 vs Stanford 3-6 L3/31/77 vs San Diego State 4-9 L4/01/77 vs San Francisco* 8-2 W4/02/77 vs Stanford 6-15 L4/03/77 at San Francisco* 3-1 W4/03/77 at San Francisco* 7-3 W4/04/77 vs Westmont 14-7 W4/05/77 at Nevada* 4-8 L4/06/77 at Nevada* 11-14 L4/12/77 San Francisco State 5-4 W4/13/77 at UC Davis 7-6 W4/15/77 at Santa Clara* 4-9 L4/16/77 Santa Clara* 5-0 W4/16/77 Santa Clara* 3-4 L4/19/77 Stanislaus State 2-1 W4/22/77 at Nevada* 8-9 L4/23/77 at Nevada* 3-7 L4/23/77 at Nevada* 12-1 W4/26/77 Sacramento State 0-4 L4/29/77 San Jose State* 2-1 W4/30/77 at San Jose State* 0-3 L4/30/77 at San Jose State* 1-0 W5/03/77 Stanford 1-8 L5/06/77 Fresno State* 3-1 W5/07/77 Fresno State* 2-5 L5/07/77 Fresno State* 2-1 W5/10/77 Hayward State 4-0 W5/13/77 at Saint Mary’s* 3-12 L5/14/77 Saint Mary’s* 4-2 W5/14/77 Saint Mary’s* 3-4 L

1978 ResultsHead Coach: Tom StubbsOverall Record: 29-30-1 (NCBA: 18-18)2/03/78 at Santa Clara* 5-3 W2/04/78 at Santa Clara* (10) 3-2 W2/04/78 at Santa Clara* 1-6 L2/11/78 at Stanford 3-6 L2/11/78 at Stanford 3-3 T2/17/78 Saint Mary’s* 4-0 W2/18/78 at Saint Mary’s* 2-5 L2/18/78 at Saint Mary’s* 1-6 L2/21/78 at UC Davis 2-3 L2/24/78 at San Jose State* 19-1 W2/25/78 San Jose State* 2-13 L2/25/78 San Jose State* 2-3 L2/28/78 at California 0-4 L3/01/78 at Cal State Stanislaus 3-5 L3/03/78 at Nevada* 15-0 W3/07/78 at Sacramento State 9-4 W3/10/78 Fresno State* 1-0 W3/11/78 Fresno State* (13) 3-6 L3/11/78 Fresno State* 2-1 W3/13/78 Boise State (15) 1-2 L3/14/78 at San Francisco State 3-4 L3/15/78 at Nevada* 7-6 W3/15/78 at Nevada* 5-7 L3/17/78 San Francisco* 5-2 W3/18/78 at San Francisco* 8-2 W3/18/78 at San Francisco* 3-4 L3/20/78 vs Williamette 10-4 W3/21/78 vs Utah 6-4 W3/21/78 vs U.S. International 12-1 W3/22/78 vs Loyola Marymount 8-0 W3/23/78 at San Diego State 1-9 L3/24/78 vs Oregon 4-1 W3/25/78 vs Utah 11-2 W3/26/78 at San Diego State 2-6 L3/28/78 Oregon 9-12 L3/29/78 San Francisco State 4-2 W4/05/78 at Cal State Hayward 3-0 W4/08/78 Saint Mary’s* 3-1 W4/08/78 Saint Mary’s* 0-1 L4/09/78 at Saint Mary’s* 4-9 L4/10/78 Chico State 5-6 L4/11/78 UC Davis 1-2 L4/14/78 San Jose State* 8-2 W4/18/78 Cal State Stanislaus 1-2 L4/21/78 Nevada* 4-2 W4/22/78 Nevada* 8-1 W4/22/78 Nevada* 5-8 L4/25/78 Cal State Hayward 1-0 W

4/28/78 at Fresno State* 1-7 L4/29/78 at Fresno State* 0-10 L4/29/78 at Fresno State* 3-7 L5/03/78 Sacramento State Forfeit L5/05/78 at San Francisco* 19-1 W5/06/78 San Francisco* 11-2 W5/06/78 San Francisco* 3-1 W5/09/78 at San Jose State* 7-11 L5/09/78 at San Jose State* 3-8 L5/12/78 Santa Clara* 1-4 L5/13/78 at Santa Clara* 4-1 W5/13/78 at Santa Clara* 2-4 L

1979 ResultsHead Coach: Tom StubbsOverall Record: 28-29-1 (NCBA: 17-18)2/02/79 at Fresno State* 9-22 L2/03/79 at Fresno State* 2-6 L2/03/79 at Fresno State* 3-1 W2/06/79 Sacramento State 9-6 W2/09/79 at San Francisco* 8-8 T2/10/79 San Francisco* 6-4 W2/10/79 San Francisco* 3-2 W2/24/79 Nevada* 1-4 L2/24/79 Nevada* 3-11 L2/24/79 Nevada* 0-7 L2/27/79 California 8-6 W3/02/79 Saint Mary’s* 2-4 L3/03/79 at Saint Mary’s* 1-10 L3/03/79 at Saint Mary’s* 4-1 W3/06/79 at Santa Clara* 2-1 W3/06/79 at Santa Clara* 7-8 L3/07/79 at Cal State Stanislaus 7-3 W3/09/79 at San Jose State* 8-9 L3/10/79 San Jose State* 0-3 L3/10/79 San Jose State* 6-1 W3/13/79 Cal State Stanislaus 4-7 L3/14/79 San Francisco State 5-7 L3/18/79 Oregon 9-1 W3/19/79 Washington 10-2 W3/20/79 Washington State 2-5 L3/21/79 at Cal State Hayward 12-7 W3/23/79 San Francisco* 10-11 L3/23/79 San Francisco* 2-0 W3/24/79 at San Francisco* 8-3 W3/24/79 at San Francisco* 6-1 W3/30/79 at Santa Clara* 4-13 L3/31/79 Santa Clara* 1-6 L3/31/79 Santa Clara* 4-2 W4/02/79 U.S. International 4-5 L4/03/79 at Chico State 4-5 L4/04/79 at San Francisco State 6-7 L4/07/79 at Nevada* 17-8 W4/08/79 at Nevada* 8-9 L4/10/79 at Nevada* 10-2 W4/11/79 vs Southern Oregon 20-1 W4/17/79 Cal State Hayward 2-4 L4/18/79 Stanford 3-5 L4/20/79 at Saint Mary’s* 3-2 W4/21/79 Saint Mary’s* 3-1 W4/21/79 Saint Mary’s* 2-1 W4/24/79 Sonoma State 4-1 W4/25/79 at Sacramento State 1-3 L4/27/79 San Jose State* 6-2 W4/28/79 at San Jose State* 4-3 W4/28/79 at San Jose State* 3-8 L5/02/79 at Sonoma State 2-1 W5/04/79 UC Davis 8-4 W5/05/79 at UC Davis 2-4 L5/05/79 at UC Davis 3-6 L5/11/79 Fresno State* 0-5 L5/12/79 Fresno State* 0-3 L5/12/79 Fresno State* 0-5 L

1980 ResultsHead Coach: Tom StubbsOverall Record: 29-24-1 (NCBA: 17-16)1/29/80 at Stanford 1-5 L 2/01/80 at San Francisco* 8-4 W 2/02/80 San Francisco* 17-3 W2/02/80 San Francisco* 7-3 W2/05/80 UC Davis 9-5 W 2/08/80 #10 Santa Clara* 8-7 W2/09/80 at #10 Santa Clara* 7-8 L2/09/80 at #10 Santa Clara* 10-7 W2/12/80 at Sacramento State 7-4 W2/22/80 Saint Mary’s* 4-3 W 2/22/80 Saint Mary’s* 3-1 W2/23/80 at Saint Mary’s* 4-1 W 2/26/80 Cal State Stanislaus 2-1 W

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2/29/80 at #12 San Jose State* 0-1 L3/01/80 #14 San Jose State* 5-1 W 3/01/80 #14 San Jose State* 3-5 L3/07/80 at Sonoma State 12-0 W3/08/80 Chico State 1-4 L3/08/80 Chico State 2-1 W3/11/80 at Cal State Stanislaus 5-2 W3/12/80 at Cal State Hayward 8-0 W3/14/80 at Nevada* 10-8 W 3/15/80 at Nevada* 7-10 L 3/15/80 at Nevada* 11-12 L3/17/80 Oregon State 3-4 L3/19/80 Oregon 8-4 W3/21/80 at Santa Clara* 3-4 L3/22/80 Santa Clara* 5-3 W3/22/80 Santa Clara* 2-1 W3/25/80 at California 11-5 W3/28/80 at Fresno State* 2-5 L3/29/80 at Fresno State* 6-11 L 3/29/80 at Fresno State* 0-2 L 3/30/80 at Cal Poly 3-5 L3/31/80 at UC Santa Barbara 4-5 L4/02/80 at Cal Poly 1-3 L4/03/80 at Biola 4-0 W4/08/80 at #11 UC Davis 6-6 T4/11/80 Saint Mary’s* 1-11 L4/12/80 Saint Mary’s* 4-5 L4/12/80 Saint Mary’s* 2-3 L4/15/80 Fresno State* 1-2 L4/18/80 #11 San Jose State* 5-6 L4/19/80 at San Jose State* 2-1 W4/19/80 at San Jose State* 1-4 L4/23/80 Sonoma State 6-2 W4/29/80 San Francisco State 4-2 W4/30/80 San Francisco State 3-4 L5/02/80 Nevada* 8-6 W5/03/80 Nevada* 4-1 L5/03/80 Nevada* 4-10 L 5/06/80 Sacramento State 2-4 L5/10/80 at San Francisco* 6-2 W5/10/80 at San Francisco* 7-3 W

1981 ResultsHead Coach: Tom StubbsOverall Record: 29-28 (NCBA: 18-17)1/30/81 at Sonoma State 3-1 W1/30/81 at Sonoma State 6-2 W2/05/81 Sonoma State 8-0 W2/07/81 San Jose State* 1-2 L2/07/81 San Jose State* 3-8 L2/10/81 at San Jose State* 5-2 W2/11/81 at Sacramento State 13-5 W2/14/81 at Fresno State* 5-6 L2/14/81 at Fresno State* 1-5 L2/15/81 at Fresno State* 4-10 L2/17/81 Stanford 0-8 L2/19/81 Cal Poly-Pomona 1-0 W2/21/81 Saint Mary’s* 3-1 W2/21/81 Saint Mary’s* 3-1 W2/22/81 at Saint Mary’s* 2-3 L2/24/81 at UC Davis 4-8 L3/01/81 at San Francisco* 6-3 W3/06/81 at Santa Clara* 5-6 L3/07/81 Santa Clara* 1-0 W3/07/81 Santa Clara* 2-3 L3/10/81 California 9-7 W3/14/81 at Chico State 5-6 L3/14/81 at Chico State 5-2 W3/17/81 Cal State Stanislaus 3-1 W3/18/81 San Francisco* 3-1 W3/21/81 at Nevada* 5-3 W3/22/81 at Nevada* 7-9 L3/22/81 at Nevada* 9-17 L3/25/81 Oregon State 5-6 L3/29/81 Fresno State* 2-1 W3/29/81 Fresno State* 2-3 L3/31/81 UC Davis 15-5 W4/03/81 Saint Mary’s* 0-7 L4/04/81 at Saint Mary’s* 6-4 W4/04/81 at Saint Mary’s* 5-0 W4/07/81 San Francisco State 3-9 L4/10/81 at San Francisco* 6-0 W4/11/81 San Francisco* 3-2 W4/11/81 San Francisco* 2-1 W4/13/81 UNLV 5-8 L4/15/81 at Santa Clara* 5-6 L4/15/81 at Santa Clara* 3-11 L4/16/81 Santa Clara* 2-3 L4/18/81 at Pepperdine 6-10 L4/18/81 at Pepperdine 4-5 L

4/21/81 Sacramento State 3-0 W4/28/81 Fresno State* 5-6 L5/01/81 Nevada* 7-1 W5/02/81 Nevada* 4-1 W5/02/81 Nevada* 4-3 W5/05/81 Cal State Stanislaus 16-1 W5/08/81 San Jose State* 4-3 W5/09/81 at San Jose State* 13-12 W5/09/81 at San Jose State* 2-4 L

1982 ResultsHead Coach: John PiconeOverall Record: 20-32 (NCBA: 13-20)2/02/82 at California 8-12 L2/06/82 Santa Clara* 4-5 W2/06/82 Santa Clara* 3-5 W2/07/82 at Santa Clara* 0-1 L2/09/82 UC Davis 8-7 W2/12/82 Saint Mary’s* 1-6 L2/18/82 Cal Poly-Pomona 1-6 L2/20/82 San Francisco* 3-0 W2/20/82 San Francisco* 3-0 W2/21/82 at San Francisco* 3-7 L2/23/82 at Cal State Stanislaus 1-6 L2/24/82 at Cal State Hayward 9-5 W2/26/82 San Jose State* 5-3 W2/27/82 at San Jose State* 9-4 W2/27/82 at San Jose State* 5-2 W3/03/82 Cal State Stanislaus 0-8 L3/05/82 Fresno State* 3-4 L3/06/82 Fresno State* 3-1 W3/06/82 Fresno State* 3-8 L3/09/82 at Sacramento State 3-1 W3/13/82 at Cal State Fullerton 7-8 L3/13/82 at Cal State Fullerton 0-8 L3/20/82 at Nevada* 9-10 L3/21/82 at Nevada* 4-2 W3/21/82 at Nevada* 5-6 L3/24/82 Oregon State 1-3 L3/27/82 at Saint Mary’s* 1-6 L4/06/82 San Diego 7-2 W4/07/82 at San Jose State* 3-4 L4/08/82 San Jose State* 2-8 L4/08/82 San Jose State* 5-4 W4/11/82 at UNLV 7-8 L4/12/82 at UNLV 6-18 L4/12/82 at UNLV 19-9 W4/14/82 Saint Mary’s* 5-0 W4/16/82 at Fresno State* 5-6 L4/17/82 at Fresno State* 5-14 L4/17/82 at Fresno State* 5-9 L4/19/82 Cal State Hayward 3-2 W4/21/82 Sonoma State 2-9 L4/23/82 Hawai’i 3-8 L4/25/82 at Sonoma State 6-4 W4/25/82 at Sonoma State 0-1 L4/26/82 at San Francisco* 13-11 W4/28/82 at San Francisco* 7-9 L4/30/82 Nevada* 5-2 W5/01/82 Nevada* 9-4 W5/01/82 Nevada* 3-5 L5/03/82 Saint Mary’s* 10-2 W5/07/82 Santa Clara* 3-5 L5/05/82 at Santa Clara* 4-10 L5/08/82 at Santa Clara* 1-2 L

1983 ResultsHead Coach: John PiconeOverall Record: 23-24 (NCBA: 15-15)1/31/83 at UC Davis 4-2 W1/31/83 at UC Davis 5-4 W2/01/83 Chico State 14-5 W2/04/83 California 8-7 W2/19/83 at Stanford 3-8 L2/19/83 at Stanford 6-7 L2/20/83 Stanford 1-13 L2/22/83 Sacramento State 3-9 L3/08/83 at Cal State Stanislaus 2-8 L3/09/83 Sonoma State 2-1 W3/15/83 Cal State Stanislaus 4-3 W3/15/83 Sonoma State 7-3 W3/25/83 at San Jose State* 7-11 L3/25/83 at San Jose State* 5-8 L3/26/83 at San Jose State* 3-4 L3/26/83 at San Jose State* 3-4 L3/28/83 at U.S. International 6-3 W3/28/83 at U.S. International 7-8 L3/30/83 at San Diego 2-13 L4/01/83 at San Diego State 1-5 L4/05/83 California 3-4 L

4/13/83 Santa Clara* 2-7 L4/13/83 Santa Clara* 6-5 W4/16/83 at Santa Clara* 6-4 W4/17/83 at Santa Clara* 5-6 L4/17/83 at Santa Clara* 4-5 L4/21/83 Nevada* 3-4 L4/22/83 Nevada* 3-1 W4/22/83 Nevada* 4-0 W4/30/83 at Fresno State* 2-13 L5/01/83 at Fresno State* 4-21 L5/01/83 at Fresno State* 8-7 W5/02/83 Fresno State* 3-2 W5/02/83 Fresno State* 4-2 W5/04/83 San Francisco* 3-2 W5/04/83 San Francisco* 5-3 W5/07/83 San Francisco* 13-1 W5/08/83 at San Francisco* 12-0 W5/08/83 at San Francisco* 15-0 W5/09/83 San Jose State* 5-2 W5/11/83 Saint Mary’s* 3-10 L5/11/83 Saint Mary’s* 1-9 L5/13/83 at Nevada* 7-5 W5/13/83 at Nevada* 3-9 L5/14/83 at Saint Mary’s* 13-3 W5/15/83 at Saint Mary’s* 2-4 L5/15/83 at Saint Mary’s* 4-5 L

1984 ResultsHead Coach: John PiconeOverall Record: 26-35-1 (NCBA: 11-19)1/27/84 at UC Davis 8-4 W1/28/84 UC Davis 6-2 W1/28/84 UC Davis 4-0 W2/01/84 California 6-8 L2/04/84 at UC Santa Barbara 2-12 L2/04/84 at UC Santa Barbara 0-6 L2/05/84 at UC Santa Barbara 3-5 L2/05/84 at UC Santa Barbara 3-10 L2/07/84 at Sacramento State 12-5 W2/10/84 at San Francisco 13-2 W2/11/84 San Francisco 4-3 W2/11/84 San Francisco 1-3 L2/14/84 at Stanford 5-7 L2/17/84 Sonoma State 7-2 W2/18/84 at Sonoma State (10) 2-3 L2/18/84 at Sonoma State (8) 3-3 T2/22/84 at Chico State 8-7 W2/24/84 Cal State Hayward 7-10 L2/25/84 at Cal State Hayward 4-1 W2/25/84 at Cal State Hayward 2-3 L2/28/84 at Cal State Stanislaus 5-3 W2/29/84 Cal State Stanislaus 7-1 W3/03/84 at Pepperdine 0-4 L3/04/84 at Pepperdine 1-9 L3/06/84 at San Diego 4-10 L3/07/84 at U.S. International 12-1 W3/07/84 at U.S. International 2-3 L3/17/84 Eastern Connecticut 4-3 W3/17/84 Eastern Connecticut (11) 1-5 L3/19/84 Willamette 6-9 L3/21/84 at California 9-7 W3/24/84 Santa Clara* 5-1 W3/25/84 at Santa Clara* 5-7 L3/25/84 at Santa Clara* 4-5 L3/28/84 Nevada* 0-7 L3/28/84 Nevada* 2-0 W3/31/84 Fresno State* 4-11 L4/01/84 Fresno State* 4-5 L4/01/84 Fresno State* 4-3 W4/04/84 at San Francisco* 12-7 W4/04/84 at San Francisco* 14-13 W4/07/84 Saint Mary’s* 3-7 L4/08/84 at Saint Mary’s* 3-1 W4/08/84 at Saint Mary’s* 0-11 L4/11/84 at San Jose State* 0-6 L4/11/84 at San Jose State* 4-5 L4/15/84 UNLV 8-6 W4/21/84 at Nevada* 7-9 L4/22/84 at Nevada* 5-8 L4/22/84 at Nevada* 4-1 W4/24/84 Santa Clara* 0-8 L4/24/84 Santa Clara* 2-3 L4/25/84 at Fresno State* 3-18 L4/25/84 at Fresno State* 1-2 L4/28/84 San Francisco* 12-1 W4/28/84 San Francisco* 5-4 W4/29/84 at San Francisco* 9-7 W5/02/84 Saint Mary’s* 2-11 L5/02/84 Saint Mary’s* 2-14 L5/05/84 at San Jose State* 4-8 L

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1985 ResultsHead Coach: John PiconeOverall Record: 16-36 (Big West: 6-21)2/05/85 UC Davis 8-10 L2/08/85 at San Francisco 3-5 L2/08/85 at San Francisco 3-1 W2/09/85 San Francisco 6-2 W2/12/85 at UC Davis 6-8 L2/15/85 at Sonoma State 3-0 W2/16/85 Sonoma State 14-0 W2/16/85 Sonoma State 13-1 W2/19/85 Cal State Hayward 6-4 W2/22/85 Saint Mary’s 2-11 L2/23/85 at Saint Mary’s 16-7 W2/23/85 at Saint Mary’s 5-6 L2/26/85 at California 7-13 L3/01/85 at San Jose State* (10) 3-4 L3/02/85 at San Jose State* 9-4 W3/02/85 at San Jose State* 0-3 L3/11/85 Sacramento State 3-7 L3/12/85 Cal State Stanislaus 3-8 L3/13/85 at Santa Clara 1-7 L3/15/85 at Fresno State* (10) 3-2 W3/16/85 at Fresno State* 2-7 L3/16/85 at Fresno State* 0-15 L3/19/85 at Sacramento State 2-10 L3/21/85 at Cal State Fullerton* 2-4 L3/22/85 at Cal State Fullerton* 2-8 L3/22/85 at Cal State Fullerton* 0-4 L3/29/85 Long Beach State* 5-0 W3/30/85 Long Beach State* 4-3 W3/30/85 Long Beach State* 2-4 L4/02/85 at Cal State Stanislaus 6-1 W4/08/85 La Verne 6-9 L4/10/85 California 8-3 W4/12/85 at UC Santa Barbara* 4-5 L4/13/85 at UC Santa Barbara* 2-13 L4/13/85 at UC Santa Barbara* 0-12 L4/16/85 Sacramento State (8) 6-5 W4/16/85 Sacramento State 4-7 L4/19/85 Fresno State* 2-3 L4/20/85 Fresno State* 0-8 L4/20/85 Fresno State* 5-4 W4/23/85 Stanford (10) 4-5 L4/27/85 at UNLV* 1-10 L4/27/85 at UNLV* 2-8 L4/28/85 at UNLV* (11) 7-8 L4/29/85 at Nevada 8-9 L5/03/85 UC Santa Barbara* 6-7 L5/04/85 UC Santa Barbara* 9-10 L5/04/85 UC Santa Barbara* 4-5 L5/08/85 Santa Clara 3-9 L5/10/85 San Jose State* 3-6 L5/11/85 San Jose State* 4-2 W5/11/85 San Jose State* 2-5 L

1986 ResultsHead Coach: John PiconeOverall Record: 22-26 (Big West: 7-14)2/05/86 at Chico State 9-4 W2/08/86 at Saint Mary’s 1-9 L2/03/86 Saint Mary’s 9-8 W2/03/86 Saint Mary’s 3-2 W2/11/86 at Santa Clara 3-5 L2/21/86 at San Francisco 4-1 W 2/22/86 San Francisco 2-5 L2/22/86 San Francisco 1-2 L2/24/86 Sonoma State 4-7 L2/24/86 Sonoma State 3-7 L2/26/86 Cal State Stanislaus 3-7 L2/28/86 Cal State Hayward 2-1 W3/01/86 at Cal State Hayward 5-6 L3/01/86 at Cal State Hayward 14-0 W3/04/86 Nevada 5-4 W3/05/86 Sonoma State 9-0 W3/14/86 Sacramento State 6-4 W 3/14/86 Sacramento State 5-17 L3/15/86 at Sacramento State 5-10 L3/17/86 at Sacramento State 1-4 L3/18/86 at UC Davis 2-9 L3/21/86 at U.S. International 15-4 W3/22/86 at U.S. International 4-0 W3/22/86 at U.S. International 7-2 W3/26/86 Occidental 6-3 W3/28/86 UNLV* 2-1 W3/29/86 UNLV* 2-3 L3/30/86 UNLV* 0-3 L

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4/04/86 at San Jose State* 3-2 W4/07/86 at San Jose State* 4-9 L4/07/86 at San Jose State* 1-0 W4/09/86 at California 4-12 L4/11/86 at Fresno State* 4-3 W4/12/86 at Fresno State* 3-13 L4/13/86 at Fresno State* 0-9 L4/18/86 UC Santa Barbara* 1-9 L4/19/86 UC Santa Barbara* 7-9 L4/20/86 UC Santa Barbara* 8-9 L4/22/86 at Cal State Stanislaus 11-0 W4/25/86 at UC Irvine* 2-5 L4/26/86 at UC Irvine* 1-0 W4/27/86 at UC Irvine* 1-6 L5/02/86 Cal State Fullerton* 2-6 L5/03/86 Cal State Fullerton* 3-9 L5/04/86 Cal State Fullerton* 3-9 L5/09/86 at Long Beach State* 10-2 W5/10/86 at Long Beach State* 9-6 W5/11/86 at Long Beach State* 6-13 L

1987 ResultsHead Coach: John PiconeOverall Record: 19-34 (Big West: 7-14)1/31/87 at U.S. International 4-5 L1/31/87 at U.S. International 5-13 L2/01/87 at U.S. International 7-9 L2/04/87 Stanford 2-13 L2/06/87 San Francisco 4-7 L2/07/87 at San Francisco 4-10 L2/07/87 at San Francisco 9-2 W2/10/87 California 5-6 L2/18/87 at California 0-6 L2/20/87 Nevada 1-4 L2/21/87 Nevada 3-2 W2/21/87 Nevada 0-5 L2/24/87 at Stanford 2-10 L2/25/87 Cal State Stanislaus 8-5 W2/27/87 Portland 1-4 L3/02/87 at Saint Mary’s 7-9 L3/02/87 at Saint Mary’s 5-1 W3/03/87 at San Francisco State 3-4 L3/04/87 Cal State Hayward 9-8 W3/08/87 at Pepperdine 2-3 L3/09/87 at Loyola Marymount 4-8 L3/10/87 at USC (10) 9-10 L3/11/87 at UCLA 3-8 L3/17/87 at Nevada 11-8 W3/18/87 UC Davis 8-10 L3/21/87 at Sacramento State 4-10 L3/22/87 at Sacramento State 7-3 W3/22/87 at Sacramento State 5-3 L3/27/87 Long Beach State* 7-2 W3/28/87 Long Beach State* 6-10 L3/29/87 Long Beach State* 9-5 W4/03/87 at UNLV* 1-9 L4/04/87 at UNLV* 3-1 W4/05/87 at UNLV* 6-8 L4/07/87 Chico State 10-9 W4/08/87 at Cal State Stanislaus 14-10 W4/10/87 San Jose State* 4-0 W4/11/87 San Jose State* 12-1 W4/12/87 San Jose State* 1-4 L4/16/87 Fresno State* 1-0 L4/17/87 Fresno State* 0-2 L4/18/87 Fresno State* 4-8 L4/22/87 at UC Davis 7-2 W4/24/87 at UC Santa Barbara* 4-13 L4/25/87 at UC Santa Barbara* 5-9 L4/26/87 at UC Santa Barbara* (13) 6-3 W4/28/87 Santa Clara 3-0 W5/01/87 UC Irvine* 4-8 L5/02/87 UC Irvine* 0-5 L5/03/87 UC Irvine* 2-3 L5/08/87 at Cal State Fullerton* 4-13 L5/09/87 at Cal State Fullerton* 2-12 L5/10/87 at Cal State Fullerton* 4-3 W

1988 ResultsHead Coach: Keith SniderOverall Record: 19-32 (Big West: 9-12)2/02/88 Nevada 2-14 L2/06/88 at Santa Clara 0-8 L2/06/88 at Santa Clara 0-2 L2/07/88 Santa Clara 5-11 L2/09/88 Stanford 1-4 L2/13/88 Saint Mary’s 4-3 W2/13/88 Saint Mary’s 2-4 L2/14/88 at Saint Mary’s (10) 2-3 L2/16/88 UC Davis (14) 5-4 W

2/19/88 Chico State 11-6 W2/20/88 at Chico State 9-12 L2/20/88 at Chico State (8) 6-4 W2/23/88 California 5-6 L2/26/88 at San Francisco 7-6 W2/27/88 San Francisco 2-5 L2/27/88 San Francisco 4-3 W3/02/88 at UC Davis 5-11 L3/04/88 at Nevada 4-9 L3/05/88 at Nevada 3-6 L3/05/88 at Nevada 3-4 L3/08/88 San Francisco State 4-2 W3/16/88 at California (10) 6-10 L3/18/88 Cal St Fullerton* 0-5 L3/19/88 Cal St Fullerton* (12) 8-15 L3/20/88 Cal St Fullerton* (14) 7-6 W3/24/88 at Sacramento State (10) 5-6 L3/25/88 Sacramento State 0-5 L3/25/88 Sacramento State (8) 3-2 W3/29/88 at Cal State Hayward 11-9 W3/31/88 at Long Beach State* 14-4 W4/01/88 at Long Beach State* 3-4 L4/02/88 at Long Beach State* 19-5 W4/05/88 at Cal State Stanislaus 7-2 W4/08/88 UNLV* 0-7 L4/09/88 UNLV* 6-5 W4/10/88 UNLV* (10) 8-9 L4/12/88 UC Davis 3-6 L4/15/88 at San Jose State* (12) 11-9 W4/16/88 at San Jose State* 0-7 L4/17/88 at San Jose State* 2-1 W4/24/88 at Fresno State* 1-4 L4/25/88 at Fresno State* 1-18 L4/26/88 at Fresno State* 6-14 L4/27/88 at Sacramento State 4-9 L4/29/88 UC Santa Barbara* 6-5 W4/30/88 UC Santa Barbara* 7-3 W5/01/88 UC Santa Barbara* 9-8 W5/03/88 at Stanford 0-16 L5/06/88 at UC Irvine* 5-7 L5/07/88 at UC Irvine* 0-9 L5/08/88 at UC Irvine* 6-9 L

1989 ResultsHead Coach: Keith SniderOverall Record: 15-42 (Big West: 4-17)2/03/89 at Chico State 3-5 L2/05/89 Chico State 3-0 W2/05/89 Chico State 5-2 W2/07/89 at Santa Clara 1-7 L2/11/89 at San Diego 2-10 L2/12/89 at San Diego 1-11 L2/17/89 San Francisco 5-2 W2/19/89 at UC Davis 1-7 L 2/21/89 at Cal State Stanislaus 5-12 L2/25/89 Nevada 2-12 L2/25/89 Nevada 3-4 L2/26/89 Nevada 2-5 L2/28/89 Oregon State 3-0 W3/01/89 Oregon State 3-19 L3/03/89 San Diego State 6-5 W3/12/89 Saint Mary’s 3-4 L3/12/89 Saint Mary’s 1-0 W3/13/89 at Saint Mary’s 3-1 w3/14/89 at Nevada 17-6 W3/17/89 Sacramento State 0-4 L3/19/89 Sacramento State 1-10 L3/20/89 at Cal Poly 6-2 W3/21/89 at Cal Poly 8-10 L3/22/89 at Cal State Northridge 5-4 W3/23/89 at Pepperdine 0-9 L3/28/89 at California 1-10 L3/31/89 at Cal State Fullerton* 0-2 L4/01/89 at Cal State Fullerton* 2-10 L4/02/89 at Cal State Fullerton* 3-2 W4/04/89 at Stanford 0-22 L4/07/89 Long Beach State* 1-5 L4/08/89 Long Beach State* 0-2 L4/09/89 Long Beach State* 0-10 L4/11/89 at San Francisco State 2-4 L4/12/89 at San Francisco 12-5 W4/14/89 San Jose State* 6-9 L4/15/89 San Jose State* 0-4 L4/16/89 San Jose State* 5-4 W4/18/89 California 2-7 L4/21/89 Fresno State* 2-7 L4/22/89 Fresno State* 3-2 W4/25/89 Santa Clara 4-7 L4/26/89 UC Davis 1-2 L4/28/89 at UC Santa Barbara* 8-9 L

4/29/89 UC Santa Barbara* 2-7 L4/30/89 UC Santa Barbara* 3-4 L5/02/89 Cal State Stanislaus 3-7 L5/03/89 at Sacramento State 9-10 L5/03/89 at Sacramento State 0-3 L5/05/89 at UNLV* 0-5 L5/06/89 at UNLV* 8-13 L5/07/89 at UNLV* 10-8 W5/10/89 Stanford 4-9 L5/12/89 UC Irvine* 1-2 L5/13/89 UC Irvine* 3-8 L5/14/89 UC Irvine* 1-3 L5/17/89 Fresno State 2-5 L

1990 ResultsHead Coach: Quincey NobleOverall Record: 14-40 (Big West: 1-17)2/03/90 Santa Clara 4-2 W2/03/90 Santa Clara 1-2 L2/04/90 at Santa Clara 1-7 L2/09/90 at San Diego State 1-4 L2/10/90 at San Diego State 0-4 L2/11/90 at San Diego State 2-10 L2/13/90 Nevada 5-10 L2/14/90 at California 1-10 L2/15/90 Sonoma State 5-11 L2/23/90 Cal Poly 7-1 W2/34/90 Cal Poly 1-6 L2/25/90 Cal Poly 4-2 W2/25/90 Cal Poly 3-2 W2/27/90 Oregon State 4-3 W2/28/90 Oregon State 4-3 W3/06/90 Cal State Stanislaus 5-3 W3/09/90 at Sacramento State 4-5 L3/13/90 at Loyola Marymount 5-12 L3/14/90 at Loyola Marymount 2-9 L3/17/90 Saint Mary’s 9-10 L3/17/90 Saint Mary’s 5-11 L3/18/90 at Saint Mary’s 1-9 L3/20/90 at Nevada 12-10 W3/23/90 Cal State Northridge 6-8 L3/24/90 Cal State Northridge 5-6 L3/24/90 Cal State Northridge 2-9 L3/27/90 at Cal State Stanislaus 5-3 W3/30/90 at Fresno State* 1-11 L3/31/90 at Fresno State* 1-3 L4/01/90 at Fresno State* 1-2 L4/03/90 at Stanford 2-16 L4/06/90 Sacramento State 2-1 W4/10/90 at UC Davis 8-3 W4/11/90 Cal State Stanislaus 2-1 W4/12/90 at UC Irvine* 3-6 L4/13/90 at UC Irvine* 1-3 L4/14/90 at UC Irvine* 7-12 L4/17/90 California 4-6 L4/18/90 at Cal State Stanislaus 1-0 W4/20/90 UC Santa Barbara* 3-13 L4/21/90 UC Santa Barbara* 2-6 L4/22/90 UC Santa Barbara* 5-11 L4/24/90 UC Davis 0-2 L4/27/90 at San Jose State* 1-3 L4/28/90 at San Jose State* 5-20 L4/29/90 at San Jose State* 6-5 W5/01/90 at Sacramento State 1-7 L5/04/90 UNLV* 2-5 L5/05/90 UNLV* 1-5 L5/06/90 UNLV* 9-11 L5/10/90 at Long Beach State* 1-14 L5/11/90 at Long Beach State* 0-17 L5/12/90 at Long Beach State* 1-11 L

1991 ResultsHead Coach: Quincey NobleOverall Record: 22-31 (Big West: 8-13)2/03/91 Cal State Hayward 2-1 L2/03/91 Cal State Hayward 3-0 W2/05/91 at Stanford 6-5 L2/08/91 at San Diego State 7-6 L2/09/91 at San Diego State 4-0 L2/10/91 at San Diego State 9-4 L2/12/91 at Cal State Stanislaus 5-4 L2/13/91 Sacramento State 2-0 L2/16/91 at Nevada 10-7 L2/17/91 at Nevada 5-2 L2/19/91 at UC Davis 5-4 W2/22/91 Cal State Los Angeles 8-7 W2/23/91 Cal State Los Angeles 6-5 L2/23/91 Cal State Los Angeles 7-2 W2/26/91 at Sonoma State 9-7 W3/05/91 at California 10-7 L

3/06/91 Cal State Stanislaus 8-4 W3/08/91 Utah 5-4 W3/08/91 Utah 4-3 W3/09/91 Utah 7-5 W3/09/91 Utah 6-0 L3/13/91 vs Samford 4-1 W3/15/91 at Sacramento State 11-7 W3/15/91 at Sacramento State 6-1 L3/17/91 at San Francisco 4-0 W3/28/91 Fresno State* 6-1 L3/29/91 Fresno State* 6-3 L3/30/91 Fresno State* 18-2 L4/02/91 at Saint Mary’s 7-4 W4/05/91 at Cal State Fullerton* 3-1 L4/06/91 at Cal State Fullerton* 13-2 L4/07/91 at Cal State Fullerton* 12-7 L4/09/91 Stanford 6-4 W4/12/91 UC Irvine* 6-5 W4/13/91 UC Irvine* 8-7 W2/14/91 UC Irvine* 8-2 W4/16/91 San Francisco 10-2 W4/19/91 at UC Santa Barbara* 13-1 L4/20/91 at UC Santa Barbara* 4-2 L4/21/91 at UC Santa Barbara* 11-7 L4/23/91 UC Davis 19-4 L4/26/91 San Jose State* 5-4 W4/27/91 San Jose State* 4-3 L4/28/91 San Jose State* 5-4 W4/30/91 California 7-6 L5/03/91 at UNLV* 6-0 W5/04/91 at UNLV* 4-3 W5/05/91 at UNLV* 12-6 L5/07/91 Nevada 4-1 L5/10/91 Long Beach State* 14-6 L5/11/91 Long Beach State* 2-1 W5/12/91 Long Beach State* 11-0 L

1992 ResultsHead Coach: Quincey NobleOverall Record: 17-33 (Big West: 6-18)1/28/92 California 3-5 L2/01/92 Cal State Hayward 8-1 W2/02/92 at Cal State Hayward 6-7 L2/04/92 San Francisco 6-5 W2/06/92 Utah 5-4 W2/08/92 UC Davis 7-5 W2/08/92 Nevada 5-2 W2/12/92 at Stanford 0-6 L2/22/92 Nevada 0-1 L2/23/92 Nevada 1-5 L2/25/92 at Stanislaus State 2-1 W2/28/92 Lewis and Clark 10-5 W2/29/92 Nevada 7-9 L3/01/92 Lewis and Clark 3-6 L3/03/92 Saint Mary’s 3-5 L3/07/92 San Jose State* 0-4 L3/07/92 San Jose State* 2-8 L3/08/92 San Jose State* 3-8 L3/13/92 at Long Beach State* 3-6 L 3/14/92 at Long Beach State* 7-20 L3/15/92 at Long Beach State* 3-11 L3/18/92 Princeton 15-3 W3/20/92 UNLV* 3-9 L3/21/92 UNLV* 0-3 L3/22/92 UNLV* 12-4 W 2/24/92 Central Washington 16-4 W 3/25/92 Southern Utah 5-11 L 3/27/92 Cal State Fullerton* 0-4 L3/28/92 Cal State Fullerton* 6-22 L3/29/92 Cal State Fullerton* 3-2 W3/31/92 Santa Clara 2-3 L4/03/92 at UC Irvine* 3-11 L 4/04/92 at UC Irvine* 3-2 W4/05/92 at UC Irvine* 13-4 W4/08/92 Southern Utah 7-2 W4/10/92 at Fresno State* 1-6 L 4/11/92 at Fresno State* 0-4 L4/12/92 at Fresno State* 1-4 L 4/16/92 UC Santa Barbara* 3-2 W 4/17/92 UC Santa Barbara* 5-6 L4/18/92 UC Santa Barbara* 6-11 L 4/22/92 at Sacramento State 4-6 L4/28/92 at San Francisco 4-3 W5/01/92 New Mexico State* 7-9 L5/02/92 New Mexico State* 7-1 W 5/02/92 New Mexico State* 5-11 L 5/05/92 at Nevada 6-11 L 5/08/92 Sacramento State 4-7 L5/12/92 Stanford 3-12 L 5/15/92 Sacramento State 1-6 L

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1993 ResultsHead Coach: Quincey NobleOverall Record: 31-22 (Big West: 7-14)1/29/93 at Cal State Hayward 3-10 L1/30/93 Cal State Hayward 10-7 W1/31/93 Cal State Hayward 3-9 L2/02/93 California 6-3 W2/05/93 San Diego State 13-3 W2/06/93 San Diego State 4-1 W2/07/93 San Diego State 10-4 W2/09/93 at Stanford 4-6 L2/12/93 Chico State 7-2 W2/13/93 Cal St San Bernardino 8-13 L2/14/93 Cal St San Bernardino 6-4 W2/16/93 at Fresno State 5-10 L2/19/93 Southern Utah 17-7 W2/20/93 Southern Utah 18-5 W2/20/93 Southern Utah 20-6 W 2/21/93 Southern Utah 14-1 W 2/27/93 Portland State 7-3 W2/27/93 Portland State 7-1 W 2/28/93 Portland State 5-6 L 2/28/93 Portland State 8-0 W3/02/93 Cal State Stanislaus 3-6 L3/05/93 Valparaiso 8-4 W3/06/93 Valparaiso 12-3 W 3/07/93 Valparaiso 16-5 W 3/08/93 Valparaiso 7-0 W 3/12/93 Long Beach State* 2-7 L 3/13/93 Long Beach State* 1-0 W 3/14/93 Long Beach State* 7-6 W 3/19/93 at UNLV* 10-6 W 3/20/93 at UNLV* 5-3 W 3/21/93 at UNLV* 5-6 L 3/27/93 at Cal State Fullerton* 1-8 L3/27/93 at Cal State Fullerton* 3-8 L 3/28/93 at Cal State Fullerton* 6-2 W 3/30/93 Saint Mary’s 5-4 W3/31/93 at Chico State 0-1 L4/08/93 Nevada* 3-8 L4/09/93 Nevada* 1-2 L 4/10/93 Nevada* 2-3 L4/13/93 at Sacramento State 8-3 W 4/16/93 at UC Santa Barbara* 3-4 L4/17/93 at UC Santa Barbara* 9-4 W 4/18/93 at UC Santa Barbara* 5-11 L 4/20/93 at San Francisco 8-5 W 4/23/93 San Jose State* 5-10 L 4/24/93 San Jose State* 1-4 L 4/25/93 San Jose State* 8-6 W 4/27/93 Sacramento State 7-8 L 4/30/93 at New Mexico State* 6-9 L5/01/93 at New Mexico State* 11-5 W5/01/93 at New Mexico State* 11-3 W5/04/93 at California 11-6 W5/05/93 Saint Mary’s 2-3 L

1994 ResultsHead Coach: Quincey NobleOverall Record: 36-18 (Big West: 8-12)1/28/94 Cal State Hayward 6-3 W1/29/94 at Cal State Hayward 13-3 W1/30/94 Cal State Hayward 8-7 W2/01/94 at California 2-3 L2/05/94 at San Diego State 2-3 L2/06/94 at San Diego State 2-9 L2/11/94 Utah 1-4 L2/12/94 Utah 9-10 L2/12/94 Utah 6-5 W2/13/94 Utah 21-7 W2/20/94 at San Francisco 3-2 W2/22/94 at Stanford 4-14 L 2/25/94 Southern Utah 10-7 W3/25/94 Southern Utah 9-0 W2/26/94 Southern Utah 12-3 W3/03/94 Cal State Los Angeles 2-1 W 3/04/94 Cal State Los Angeles 2-1 W 3/05/94 Cal State Los Angeles 13-9 W 3/07/94 Portland 4-2 W 3/08/94 Fresno State 5-1 W 3/10/94 Maine 12-8 W 3/10/94 Maine 9-6 W3/15/94 Chico State 8-5 W 3/19/94 Lewis and Clark 15-3 W 3/20/94 Eastern Oregon 8-4 W 3/20/94 Western Oregon 7-1 W 3/22/94 at Saint Mary’s 5-4 W3/25/94 UNLV* 5-4 W3/26/94 UNLV* 6-5 W

3/27/94 UNLV* 12-3 W4/01/94 at Southern Utah 17-4 W 4/01/94 at Southern Utah 18-5 W 4/02/94 at Southern Utah 15-2 W4/05/94 Saint Mary’s 3-1 W 4/08/94 at Nevada* 8-10 L 4/09/94 at Nevada* 6-7 L 4/10/94 at Nevada* 13-15 L 4/13/94 California 6-5 W4/15/94 New Mexico State* 3-8 L4/16/94 New Mexico State* 9-1 W4/17/94 New Mexico State* 3-4 L4/22/94 Cal State Fullerton* 0-4 L4/24/94 Cal State Fullerton* 1-4 L4/27/94 at Sacramento State 11-10 W4/29/94 at San Jose State* 0-1 L4/30/94 at San Jose State* 7-3 W 5/01/94 at San Jose State* 10-0 W 5/04/94 at Sacramento State 10-9 W5/07/94 UC Santa Barbara* 9-4 W5/07/94 UC Santa Barbara* 1-3 L5/08/94 UC Santa Barbara* 12-2 W5/13/94 at Long Beach State* 2-13 L5/14/94 at Long Beach State* 1-8 L5/15/94 at Long Beach State* 0-3 L

1995 ResultsHead Coach: Quincey NobleOverall Record: 26-26 (Big West: 5-16)1/31/95 at Fresno State 2-3 L2/03/95 San Diego State 5-4 W2/04/95 San Diego State 1-15 L2/05/95 San Diego State 5-4 W 2/07/95 Sonoma State 8-3 W2/08/95 Santa Clara 7-9 L2/11/95 San Francisco 14-8 W2/11/95 San Francisco 8-1 W2/14/95 California 3-6 L 2/14/95 Washington State 6-5 W 2/18/95 Washington State 17-4 W 2/19/95 Washington State 3-1 W2/21/95 at California 3-17 L 2/24/95 Portland State 11-3 W2/25/95 Portland State 6-3 W2/25/95 Portland State 0-3 L 2/26/95 Portland State 6-0 W2/28/95 Stanford 10-2 W 3/07/95 at San Francisco 6-4 W3/09/95 at Southern Utah 4-1 W3/09/95 at Southern Utah 3-4 L3/17/95 Southern Utah 8-2 W3/18/95 Southern Utah 5-3 W3/18/95 Southern Utah 6-2 W3/19/95 Southern Utah 19-7 W3/21/95 Saint Mary’s 5-3 W3/24/95 at UNLV* 1-3 L3/25/95 at UNLV* 2-8 L3/26/95 at UNLV* 10-6 W3/28/95 at Saint Mary’s 3-6 L3/31/95 San Jose State* 11-1 W4/01/95 San Jose State* 1-2 L4/02/95 San Jose State* 5-4 W4/04/95 at Santa Clara 1-8 L4/08/95 at Nevada* 5-20 L4/08/95 at Nevada* 1-5 L4/09/95 at Nevada* 5-6 L4/11/95 Fresno State 2-11 L 4/13/95 at New Mexico State* 10-11 L 4/14/95 at New Mexico State* 4-12 L4/15/95 at New Mexico State* 19-6 W4/18/95 at San Francisco 7-3 W4/21/95 at Cal State Fullerton* 1-2 L 4/22/95 at Cal State Fullerton* 5-9 L4/23/95 at Cal State Fullerton* 0-5 L4/28/95 Long Beach State* 2-6 L4/30/95 Long Beach State* 6-8 L 4/30/95 Long Beach State* 2-9 L5/02/95 at Sacramento State 3-1 W5/05/95 at UC Santa Barbara* 7-6 W5/06/95 at UC Santa Barbara* 3-5 L 5/07/95 at UC Santa Barbara* 1-8 L

1996 ResultsHead Coach: Quincey NobleOverall Record: 24-25 Big West: 5-161/25/96 Cal State Hayward 16-1 W1/29/96 Cal State Hayward 4-2 W2/6/96 Chico State 3-4 L2/10/96 Oregon State 4-5 L

2/10/96 Oregon State 3-5 L2/11/96 Oregon State 4-3 W2/16/96 Washington State 6-5 W2/17/96 Washington State 5-2 W2/18/96 Washington State 3-2 W2/23/96 Southern Utah 8-5 W2/23/96 Southern Utah 11-2 W2/24/96 Southern Utah 16-2 W3/06/96 Penn State 7-3 W3/07/96 Cal State Fullerton* 5-9 L3/08/96 Cal State Fullerton* 11-13 L3/09/96 Cal State Fullerton* 4-16 L3/11/96 vs Oregon State 6-2 W3/13/96 vs New Mexico 5-0 W3/14/96 vs Creighton 5-14 L3/15/96 vs Portland State 6-8 L3/16/96 vs Oregon State 2-11 L3/19/96 Cornell 25-4 W3/20/96 Cornell 18-7 W3/21/96 Cornell 23-13 W3/22/96 Cal State Los Angeles 6-3 W3/23/96 Cal State Los Angeles 5-6 L3/24/96 Cal State Los Angeles 8-7 W3/29/96 at Long Beach State* 7-11 L3/30/96 at Long Beach State* 0-3 L3/31/96 at Long Beach State* 9-11 L4/04/96 UC Santa Barbara* 1-6 L4/05/96 UC Santa Barbara* 6-8 L4/06/96 UC Santa Barbara* 3-13 L4/09/96 at California 5-6 L4/13/96 at San Jose State* 4-3 W4/14/96 at San Jose State* 15-8 W4/15/96 at San Jose State* 9-4 W4/20/96 UNLV* 2-7 L4/20/96 UNLV* 3-2 W4/21/96 UNLV* 8-3 W4/23/96 Saint Mary’s 8-6 W4/26/96 New Mexico State* 3-4 L4/27/96 New Mexico State* 1-3 L4/28/96 New Mexico State* 2-6 L4/30/96 Saint Mary’s 11-10 W5/03/96 at Nevada* 3-15 L5/04/96 at Nevada* 4-9 L5/05/96 at Nevada* 4-13 L5/07/96 Sacramento State 7-10 L

1997 ResultsHead Coach: Quincey NobleOverall Record: 29-29 (Big West: 11-19)1/17/97 at Hawai’i-Hilo 3-4 L1/17/97 at Hawai’i-Hilo 7-4 W1/18/97 at Hawai’i-Hilo 9-5 W1/18/97 at Hawai’i-Hilo 13-3 W1/19/97 at Hawai’i-Hilo 6-12 L1/19/97 at Hawai’i-Hilo 3-2 W1/24/97 Cal State Hayward 9-1 W1/28/97 Southern Utah 8-14 L1/28/97 Southern Utah 4-1 W1/29/97 Southern Utah 8-4 W2/01/97 at San Jose State 5-10 L2/02/97 San Jose State 3-5 L2/04/97 at Fresno State 7-4 W2/08/97 San Francisco 7-1 W2/09/97 at San Francisco 3-5 L2/14/97 Washington State 4-0 W2/15/97 Washington State 13-6 W2/16/97 Washington State 7-9 L2/18/97 at Saint Mary’s 1-10 L2/21/97 Cal State Los Angeles 15-7 W2/2297 Cal State Los Angeles 13-0 W2/23/97 Cal State Los Angeles 3-2 W3/07/97 Sacramento State* 6-0 W3/07/97 Rhode Island 19-3 W3/08/97 at Sacramento State* 5-6 L3/09/97 Sacramento State* 20-3 W3/14/97 New Mexico State* 7-3 W3/15/97 New Mexico State* 5-9 L3/16/97 New Mexico State* 16-15 W3/21/97 at Nevada* 0-11 L3/22/97 at Nevada* 8-9 L3/23/97 at Nevada* 17-28 L3/27/97 at Cal State Fullerton* 8-0 W3/28/97 at Cal State Fullerton* 3-17 L3/29/97 at Cal State Fullerton* 4-16 L4/04/97 Long Beach State* 4-10 L4/05/97 Long Beach State* 1-11 L4/06/97 Long Beach State* 3-10 L4/11/97 at Sacramento State* 3-2 W4/12/97 Sacramento State * 9-5 W4/13/97 at Sacramento State* 6-7 L

4/15/97 Saint Mary’s 4-0 W4/18/97 at Cal Poly* 4-0 W4/19/97 at Cal Poly* 2-13 L4/20/97 at Cal Poly* 6-10 L4/25/97 UC Santa Barbara* 9-8 W4/26/97 UC Santa Barbara* 5-18 L4/27/97 UC Santa Barbara* 4-16 L5/02/97 at New Mexico State* 5-4 W5/03/97 at New Mexico State* 16-33 L5/04/97 at New Mexico State* 4-16 L5/09/97 Nevada* 8-18 L5/10/97 Nevada* 4-3 W5/11/97 Nevada* 8-11 L5/15/97 vs Cal State Fullerton 6-4 W5/16/97 vs Long Beach State 0-4 L5/17/97 vs Nevada 8-5 W5/17/97 vs Long Beach State 6-7 L

1998 ResultsHead Coach: Quincey NobleOverall Record: 25-22 Big West: 12-171/28/98 Southern Utah 4-2 W1/28/98 Southern Utah 6-2 W1/30/98 San Jose State 5-19 L2/10/98 at Fresno State 4-2 W2/18/98 Cal State Hayward 7-5 W2/18/98 Cal State Hayward 5-3 W2/24/98 Saint Mary’s 2-7 L2/27/98 Utah 14-12 W2/28/98 Utah 4-3 W2/28/98 Utah 6-3 W3/01/98 Utah 6-4 W3/03/98 Fresno State 14-3 W3/06/98 at Sacramento State* 2-10 L3/07/98 Sacramento State* 17-4 W3/08/98 at Sacramento State* 6-2 W3/10/98 Cal State Hayward 7-5 W3/13/98 at New Mexico State* 10-13 L3/14/98 at New Mexico State* 7-6 W3/15/98 at New Mexico State* 15-8 W3/18/98 California 5-11 L3/20/98 Nevada* 1-6 L3/21/98 Nevada* 3-14 L3/22/98 Nevada* 9-4 W3/25/98 Santa Clara 10-6 W3/27/98 at Long Beach State* 0-3 L3/28/98 at Long Beach State* 5-7 L3/29/98 at Long Beach State* 5-1 W4/04/98 Cal State Fullerton* 2-9 L4/04/98 Cal State Fullerton* 1-11 L4/05/98 Cal State Fullerton* 1-15 L4/09/98 at UC Santa Barbara* 2-15 L4/10/98 at UC Santa Barbara* 3-1 W4/14/98 at Saint Mary’s 13-12 W4/17/98 Cal Poly* 5-6 L4/18/98 Cal Poly* 6-0 W4/19/98 Cal Poly* 3-10 L4/24/98 Sacramento State* 13-10 W4/25/98 at Sacramento State* 9-23 L4/26/98 Sacramento State* 3-16 L5/01/98 New Mexico State* 8-7 W5/02/98 New Mexico State* 11-8 W5/03/98 New Mexico State* 9-1 W5/08/98 at Nevada* 4-23 L5/09/98 at Nevada* 5-18 L5/10/98 at Nevada* 1-16 L5/14/98 vs Nevada 1-29 L5/15/98 vs UC Santa Barbara 2-3 L

1999 ResultsHead Coach: Quincey NobleOverall Record: 31-25 (Big West: 17-13)1/28/99 Southern Utah 5-1 W1/28/99 Southern Utah 4-7 L1/29/99 Southern Utah 5-4 W1/29/99 Southern Utah 3-0 W2/05/99 San Jose State 3-2 W2/06/99 at San Jose State 5-2 W2/12/99 Utah 5-0 W2/13/99 Utah 3-10 L2/13/99 Utah 3-8 L2/14/99 Utah 2-7 L2/18/99 vs Northwestern 8-7 W2/19/99 vs Kansas 9-6 W2/20/99 vs Northwestern 8-9 L 2/27/99 Portland 4-2 W 2/27/99 Portland 10-1 W 2/28/99 Portland 6-4 W2/28/99 Portland 3-6 L

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3/06/99 at Saint Mary’s 3-2 W3/07/99 Georgetown 4-2 W3/09/99 Saint Mary’s 3-5 L3/12/99 Cal Poly* 8-5 W3/13/99 Cal Poly* 4-3 L3/14/99 Cal Poly* 9-3 W3/16/99 San Jose State 3-2 W3/19/99 at UC Santa Barbara* 3-1 W3/20/99 at UC Santa Barbara* 6-7 L 3/21/99 at UC Santa Barbara* 10-6 W 3/23/99 at Saint Mary’s 16-9 W 3/26/99 at Long Beach State* 0-9 L3/27/99 at Long Beach State* 8-3 W 3/28/99 at Long Beach State* 7-5 W 4/01/99 Cal State Fullerton* 7-13 L4/02/99 Cal State Fullerton* 2-15 L 4/03/99 Cal State Fullerton* 4-3 W4/09/99 Nevada* 4-16 L4/10/99 Nevada* 7-10 L 4/11/99 Nevada* 2-11 L 4/13/99 at California 4-6 L 4/16/99 at Sacramento State* 5-1 W4/17/99 at Sacramento State* 3-4 L 4/18/99 at Sacramento State* 8-6 W 4/20/99 California 0-10 L 4/23/99 New Mexico State* 9-4 W 4/24/99 New Mexico State* 0-6 L 4/25/99 New Mexico State* 9-3 W 4/28/99 California 5-13 L 4/30/99 UC Santa Barbara* 2-1 W5/01/99 UC Santa Barbara* 6-3 W5/02/99 vs UC Santa Barbara* 1-7 L 5/05/99 at Stanford 1-2 L 5/07/99 at Cal Poly* 10-6 W 5/08/99 at Cal Poly* 2-5 L5/09/99 at Cal Poly* 3-1 W5/14/99 at Nevada* 8-6 W5/15/99 at Nevada* 6-8 L 5/16/99 at Nevada* 4-7 L

2000 ResultsHead Coach: Quincey NobleOverall Record: 22-32 (Big West: 5-25)2/01/00 Centenary 4-0 W2/04/00 Saint Mary’s 11-15 L2/06/00 Saint Mary’s 2-0 W2/06/00 Saint Mary’s 4-3 W2/12/00 Utah 9-4 W2/12/00 Utah 4-0 W2/17/00 Cal State Stanislaus 16-7 W2/18/00 Cal State Stanislaus 11-3 W2/26/00 Portland 9-3 W2/26/00 Portland 3-12 L2/27/00 Portland 4-3 W2/27/00 Portland 8-2 W3/03/00 George Washington 5-2 W3/04/00 George Washington 10-9 W3/05/00 George Washington 13-7 W3/10/00 San Jose State 10-3 W3/11/00 San Jose State 3-1 W 3/11/00 San Jose State 3-4 L3/12/00 at San Jose State 4-7 L 3/17/00 at Cal State Fullerton* 2-7 L 3/18/00 at Cal State Fullerton* 3-8 L3/19/00 at Cal State Fullerton* 6-9 L3/22/00 Saint Martin’s 8-0 W3/24/00 Long Beach State* 2-9 L3/25/00 Long Beach State* 4-10 L3/26/00 Long Beach State* 2-5 L3/28/00 San Francisco 10-1 W3/31/00 at Cal Poly* 3-5 L4/01/00 at Cal Poly* 4-6 L 4/02/00 at Cal Poly* 10-4 W4/04/00 at San Francisco 3-5 L 4/07/00 UC Santa Barbara* 7-10 L 4/08/00 UC Santa Barbara* 5-3 W 4/09/00 UC Santa Barbara* 3-9 L 4/11/00 at Fresno State 5-12 L4/13/00 Nevada* 3-8 L4/14/00 Nevada* 6-10 L 4/15/00 Nevada* 1-12 L 4/20/00 at New Mexico State* 12-13 L 4/21/00 at New Mexico State* 12-5 W4/22/00 at New Mexico State* 17-7 W 4/25/00 at California 3-10 L 4/28/00 Sacramento State* 1-9 L4/29/00 Sacramento State* 6-2 W4/30/00 Sacramento State* 3-8 L5/05/00 at Long Beach State* 3-12 L 5/06/00 at Long Beach State* 4-11 L

5/07/00 at Long Beach State* 3-4 L5/12/00 Cal State Fullerton* 2-9 L 5/13/00 Cal State Fullerton* 0-3 L 5/14/00 Cal State Fullerton* 5-21 L5/19/00 at Nevada* 5-15 L5/20/00 at Nevada* 6-8 L5/21/00 at Nevada* 1-7 L

2001 SeasonHead Coach: Quincey NobleOverall Record: 25-30 (Big West: 5-13)1/25/01 Nevada 5-3 W1/26/01 Nevada 16-15 W 1/27/01 Nevada 0-6 L2/02/01 Utah 3-2 W2/03/01 Utah 8-5 W2/03/01 Utah 0-9 L2/04/01 Utah 9-11 L2/10/01 San Francisco 5-7 L2/10/01 San Francisco 6-4 W2/13/01 California 5-6 L2/15/01 vs North Western 3-2 W2/16/01 vs North Western 19-4 W2/17/01 vs Ball State 3-9 L2/23/01 Portland 5-2 W2/23/01 Portland 1-4 L2/25/01 Portland 8-7 W2/25/01 Portland 3-7 L3/03/01 at Santa Clara 11-2 W3/03/01 at Santa Clara 7-6 W3/08/01 Eastern Michigan 8-0 W3/09/01 Eastern Michigan 4-3 W3/10/01 #12 Notre Dame 2-5 L3/13/01 Columbia 10-1 W3/16/01 at Sacramento State* 6-8 L3/17/01 at Sacramento State* 4-2 W3/18/01 at Sacramento State* 3-7 L3/20/01 Fresno State 2-8 L 3/23/01 Cal State Northridge* 4-11 L3/24/01 Cal State Northridge* 2-6 L3/25/01 Cal State Northridge* 1-8 L3/27/01 at California 9-8 W3/30/01 at UC Riverside* 13-2 W3/31/01 at UC Riverside* 12-2 W4/01/01 at UC Riverside* 10-4 W4/06/01 at #14 Cal St Fullerton* 1-6 L4/07/01 at #14 Cal St Fullerton* 1-3 L4/08/01 at #14 Cal St Fullerton* 0-28 L4/12/01 Long Beach State* 2-14 L4/13/01 Long Beach State* 4-5 L4/14/01 Long Beach State* 2-8 L4/19/01 Cal Poly* 3-2 W4/21/01 Cal Poly* 10-11 L4/22/01 Cal Poly* 3-6 L4/27/01 at UC Santa Barbara* 1-6 L4/28/01 at UC Santa Barbara* 1-6 L4/29/01 at UC Santa Barbara* 2-5 L5/04/01 at Cal State Northridge* 12-4 W5/05/01 at Cal State Northridge* 9-4 W5/06/01 at Cal State Northridge* 4-5 L5/11/01 UC Riverside* 8-0 W5/12/01 UC Riverside* 0-1 L5/13/01 UC Riverside* 5-6 L5/17/01 Sacramento State* 6-2 W 5/18/01 Sacramento State* 7-2 W5/20/01 Sacramento State* 2-5 L

2002 SeasonHead Coach: Quincey NobleOverall Record: 26-28-1 (Big West: 7-17)2/08/02 Utah 5-10 L2/08/02 Utah 15-7 W2/09/02 Utah 10-12 L2/14/02 BYU 4-3 W2/15/02 BYU 8-4 W2/16/02 BYU 2-5 L2/22/02 at Saint Mary’s 7-8 L 2/23/02 Saint Mary’s 8-7 W 2/24/02 at Saint Mary’s 9-11 L2/26/02 Bethany College 14-1 W 3/01/02 Portland 6-8 L3/02/02 Portland 3-0 W3/02/02 Portland 11-4 W3/03/02 Portland 7-11 L3/08/02 Fordham 8-0 W3/09/02 Fordham 21-10 W3/11/02 vs Liberty 9-9 T3/12/02 vs Fordham 15-6 W3/13/02 vs Oral Roberts 8-6 W 3/14/02 vs UC Santa Barbara 11-9 W

3/15/02 vs Gonzaga 10-8 W3/16/02 at Fresno State 2-9 L3/19/02 at Nevada 6-7 L3/25/02 Stony Brook 7-6 W3/25/02 Stony Brook 2-1 W3/28/02 UC Irvine* 4-7 L3/29/02 UC Irvine* 5-9 L3/30/02 UC Irvine* 4-2 W4/05/02 at Cal Poly* 8-15 L4/06/02 at Cal Poly* 11-13 L4/07/02 at Cal Poly* 10-9 W4/12/02 Cal State Fullerton* 4-5 L4/13/02 Cal State Fullerton* 8-7 W 4/14/02 Cal State Fullerton* 4-11 L 4/18/02 Hawai’i-Hilo 1-9 L4/19/02 Hawai’i-Hilo 4-1 W 4/20/02 Hawai’i-Hilo 10-3 W4/20/02 Hawai’i-Hilo 13-1 W4/23/02 Bethany College 11-0 W4/26/02 at UC Riverside* 4-8 L 4/27/02 at UC Riverside* 4-1 W 4/28/02 at UC Riverside* 15-6 W 5/03/02 Cal State Northridge* 0-1 L4/04/02 Cal State Northridge* 1-4 L 4/05/02 Cal State Northridge* 3-10 L 5/07/02 at Nevada 9-11 L5/10/02 UC Santa Barbara* 5-4 W5/11/02 UC Santa Barbara* 2-18 L5/12/02 UC Santa Barbara* 3-9 L 5/17/02 at Long Beach State* 5-7 L 5/18/02 at Long Beach State* 4-5 L5/19/02 at Long Beach State* 0-5 L 5/24/02 at Sacramento State* 10-3 W5/25/02 at Sacramento State* 1-6 L5/26/02 at Sacramento State* 5-8 L

2003 SeasonHead Coach: Quincey NobleOverall Record: 27-27 (Big West: 6-15)1/31/03 Nevada 9-7 W2/01/03 Nevada 2-7 L2/02/03 Nevada 5-4 W2/04/03 at Sacramento State 4-5 L2/07/03 Washington State 4-1 W2/08/03 Washington State 8-7 W2/09/03 Washington State 17-7 W2/14/03 Portland 2-1 W2/15/03 Portland 4-1 W2/16/03 Portland 6-9 L2/21/03 Coppin State 17-1 W2/21/03 Coppin State 2-1 W2/22/03 Coppin State 17-3 W2/22/03 Coppin State 14-0 W2/23/03 Coppin State 12-0 W2/28/03 Saint Mary’s 5-4 W3/01/03 at Saint Mary’s 0-6 L3/02/03 Saint Mary’s 1-16 L3/04/03 Santa Clara 5-4 W3/07/03 at Nevada 5-14 L3/08/03 at Nevada 11-6 W3/11/03 at UCLA 8-4 W3/14/03 Minnesota 3-10 L3/15/03 Minnesota 0-4 L3/16/03 Minnesota 2-10 L3/18/03 Dartmouth 13-3 W3/20/03 Dartmouth 8-10 L3/25/03 at Nevada 17-8 W3/28/03 Sacramento State 5-4 W3/29/03 Sacramento State 5-7 L3/30/03 Sacramento State 0-5 L4/04/03 at #2 Cal St Fullerton* 1-10 L4/05/03 at #2 Cal St Fullerton* 0-7 L4/06/03 at #2 Cal St Fullerton* 2-4 L4/08/03 San Francisco 3-2 W4/11/03 Cal Poly* 14-6 W4/12/03 Cal Poly* 4-12 L4/14/03 Cal Poly* 0-4 L4/17/03 UC Irvine* 5-3 W4/18/03 UC Irvine* 9-1 W4/19/03 UC Irvine* 1-6 L4/23/03 Hawai’i Hilo 10-0 W4/25/03 at UC Riverside* 1-10 L4/26/03 at UC Riverside* 2-10 L4/27/03 at UC Riverside* 11-9 W5/02/03 #5 Long Beach State* 2-16 L5/03/03 #5 Long Beach State* 2-7 L5/04/03 #5 Long Beach State* 2-6 L5/09/03 at UC Santa Barbara* 4-11 L5/10/03 at UC Santa Barbara* 7-5 W5/11/03 at UC Santa Barbara* 3-4 L

5/16/03 at Cal State Northridge* 12-13 L5/17/03 at Cal State Northridge* 11-7 W5/18/03 at Cal State Northridge* 3-5 L

2004 SeasonHead Coach: Ed SpragueOverall Record: 20-34 (Big West: 5-16)2/06/04 BYU 5-4 W2/07/04 Saint Mary’s 1-12 L2/08/04 Nevada 3-9 L2/12/04 vs Northwestern 15-11 W2/13/04 vs Portland 12-4 W2/15/04 vs Washington State 5-4 W2/20/04 at UCLA 1-6 L2/21/04 at UCLA 7-0 W2/24/04 at Santa Clara 3-8 L2/28/04 Saint Mary’s 3-2 W2/29/04 Saint Mary’s 2-1 W2/29/04 Saint Mary’s 2-0 W3/05/04 San Francisco 1-3 L3/06/04 San Francisco 3-2 W3/07/04 San Francisco 6-8 L3/12/04 Utah 5-4 W3/12/04 Utah 3-0 W3/14/04 Utah 11-10 W3/16/04 at California 4-8 L3/18/04 Layfayette 4-2 W3/19/04 Layfayette 3-13 L3/20/04 Layfayette 12-7 W3/23/04 at Nevada 11-12 L3/25/04 Sacramento State 9-16 L3/26/04 Sacramento State 5-15 L3/27/04 at Sacramento State 4-5 L3/28/04 at Sacramento State 1-6 L4/01/04 at Dallas Baptist 12-5 W4/02/04 at Dallas Baptist 5-12 L4/03/04 at Dallas Baptist 2-12 L4/08/04 Cal State Fullerton* 1-16 L4/09/04 Cal State Fullerton* 0-13 L4/10/04 Cal State Fullerton* 5-13 L4/16/04 at Cal Poly* 3-11 L4/17/04 at Cal Poly* 6-16 L4/18/04 at Cal Poly* 3-8 L4/20/04 California 2-8 L4/23/04 at #9 UC Irvine* 2-1 W4/24/04 at #9 UC Irvine* 5-16 L4/25/04 at #9 UC Irvine* 1-6 L4/30/04 UC Riverside* 10-9 W5/01/04 UC Riverside* 8-9 L5/02/04 UC Riverside* 5-1 W5/07/04 at #8 Long Beach State* 0-3 L5/08/04 at #8 Long Beach State* 0-5 L5/09/04 at #8 Long Beach State* 1-6 L5/11/04 at Nevada 6-17 L5/14/04 UC Santa Barbara* 4-3 W5/15/04 UC Santa Barbara* 5-4 W5/16/04 UC Santa Barbara* 1-3 L5/21/04 Cal State Northridge* 3-19 L5/22/04 Cal State Northridge* 3-8 L5/23/04 Cal State Northridge* 4-23 L5/25/04 Hawai’i 10-12 L

2005 SeasonHead Coach: Ed SpragueOverall Record: 30-28 (Big West: 9-12)2/01/05 at California 5-4 W2/04/05 Nevada 4-5 L2/05/05 Nevada 0-1 L2/06/05 Nevada 11-2 W2/11/05 vs Saint Mary’s 6-5 W2/12/05 vs San Francisco 9-0 W2/13/05 vs UC Davis 2-1 W2/17/05 at Hawai’i 3-9 L2/18/05 at Hawai’i 2-10 L2/19/05 at Hawai’i 8-9 L2/20/05 at Hawai’i 2-1 W2/25/05 at UCLA 0-9 L2/26/05 at UCLA 7-5 W2/27/05 at UCLA 10-9 W3/04/05 San Francisco 2-5 L3/05/05 San Francisco 2-1 W3/05/05 San Francisco 3-0 W3/09/05 at Washington 2-15 L3/10/05 at Washington 12-19 L3/11/05 at Portland 9-10 L3/12/05 at Portland 7-9 L3/13/05 at Portland 4-6 L3/15/05 California 0-2 L3/20/05 #12 Stanford 6-9 L3/23/05 Hawai’i 7-2 W

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3/24/05 at #12 Stanford 1-6 L3/29/05 at #12 Stanford 2-0 W4/01/05 at UC Santa Barbara* 7-4 W4/02/05 at UC Santa Barbara* 6-7 L4/03/05 at UC Santa Barbara* 6-1 W4/05/05 Hawai’i-Hilo 11-5 W4/09/05 Cal Poly* 2-6 L4/09/05 Cal Poly* 7-3 W4/10/05 Cal Poly* 3-6 L4/12/05 at Nevada 15-5 W4/15/05 at #2 Cal State Fullerton* 5-8 L4/16/05 at #2 Cal State Fullerton* 1-11 L4/17/05 at #2 Cal State Fullerton* 4-9 L4/19/05 Saint Mary’s 2-3 L4/22/05 #9 Long Beach State* 5-1 W4/23/05 #9 Long Beach State* 2-11 L4/24/05 #9 Long Beach State* 2-9 L4/29/05 at UC Riverside* 0-14 L4/30/05 at UC Riverside* 6-10 L5/01/05 at UC Riverside* 10-4 W5/03/05 Saint Mary’s 6-1 W5/06/05 UC Irvine* 6-5 W5/07/05 UC Irvine* 6-8 L5/09/05 UC Irvine* 8-3 W5/13/05 at Cal State Northridge* 13-6 W5/14/05 at Cal State Northridge* 12-5 W5/15/05 at Cal State Northridge* 8-9 L5/20/05 at Sacramento State 4-1 W5/21/05 at Sacramento State 2-1 W5/22/05 at Sacramento State 4-2 W5/27/05 UC Davis 1-0 W5/28/05 UC Davis 3-2 W5/29/05 UC Davis 9-8 W

2006 SeasonHead Coach: Ed SpragueOverall Record: 30-25 (Big West: 9-12)2/03/06 at Santa Clara 4-1 W2/04/06 Santa Clara 14-6 W2/05/06 Santa Clara 3-8 L2/09/06 BYU 2-1 W2/10/06 BYU 6-3 W2/11/06 BYU 4-3 W2/14/06 Sacramento State 8-3 W2/18/06 UCLA 2-5 L2/18/06 UCLA 1-5 L2/19/06 UCLA 3-0 W2/24/06 at Nevada 7-6 W2/25/06 at Nevada 3-4 L2/26/06 at Nevada 2-1 W2/28/06 Saint Mary’s 4-1 W3/10/06 at #19 Baylor 4-5 L3/11/06 vs Louisiana Tech 11-9 W3/12/06 vs Michigan 9-13 L3/17/06 at California 1-3 L3/18/06 California 10-3 W3/19/06 at California 6-5 W3/24/06 at San Diego State 7-2 W3/25/06 at San Diego State 6-3 W3/26/06 at San Diego State 10-4 W3/28/06 #12 Oregon State 4-6 L3/31/06 at Cal Poly* 11-9 W 4/01/06 at Cal Poly* 3-6 L4/02/06 at Cal Poly* 2-8 L4/07/06 at UC Davis 7-12 L4/08/06 at UC Davis 5-1 W4/09/06 at UC Davis 7-6 W4/10/06 at Stanford 1-2 L4/13/06 UC Santa Barbara* 7-2 W4/14/06 UC Santa Barbara* 2-1 W4/15/06 UC Santa Barbara* 4-16 L4/18/06 Nevada 8-3 W4/21/06 #1 Cal State Fullerton* 1-8 L4/22/06 #1 Cal State Fullerton* 1-11 L4/23/06 #1 Cal State Fullerton* 4-8 L4/28/06 at Long Beach State* 2-5 L4/28/06 at Long Beach State* 5-7 L4/30/06 at Long Beach State* 3-9 L5/05/06 UC Riverside* 2-11 L5/06/06 UC Riverside* 5-4 W5/07/06 UC Riverside* 5-4 W5/09/06 Sacramento State 8-7 W5/12/06 at UC Irvine* 6-13 L5/13/06 at UC Irvine* 3-6 L5/14/06 at UC Irvine* 4-1 W5/19/06 Washington 3-5 L5/20/06 Washington 7-2 W5/23/06 California 2-3 L5/24/06 Stanford 8-14 L5/26/06 Cal State Northridge* 6-2 W

5/27/06 Cal State Northridge* 4-1 W5/28/06 Cal State Northridge* 4-2 W

2007 SeasonHead Coach: Ed SpragueOverall Record: 16-43 (Big West: 3-18)2/02/07 Cal State Northridge 7-11 L2/03/07 Cal State Northridge 1-2 L2/04/07 Cal State Northridge 12-0 W2/06/07 Sacramento State 16-10 W2/09/07 at Hawai’i 1-13 L2/10/07 at Hawai’i 3-4 L2/11/07 at Hawai’i 3-8 L2/16/07 Nevada 0-7 L2/17/07 Nevada 3-2 W2/18/07 Nevada 7-6 W2/23/07 at #2 Clemson 3-8 L2/24/07 at #2 Clemson 3-4 L2/24/07 at #2 Clemson 4-5 L3/01/07 San Diego State 1-3 L3/02/07 San Diego State 2-6 L3/03/07 #24 Baylor 3-1 W3/04/07 San Francisco 6-5 W3/09/07 at Washington 2-4 L3/10/07 at Washington 0-8 L3/10/07 at Washington 5-6 L3/13/07 at Sacramento State 4-7 L3/16/07 at San Jose State 5-3 W3/17/07 at San Jose State 6-7 L 3/18/07 San Jose State 6-7 L3/24/07 at UCLA 4-3 W3/25/07 at UCLA 8-15 L3/26/07 at UCLA 3-8 L3/30/07 Cal Poly* 8-13 L3/31/07 Cal Poly* 9-13 L4/01/07 Cal Poly* 6-14 L4/03/07 at Nevada 1-5 L4/05/07 UC Davis 12-10 W4/06/07 UC Davis 5-10 L4/07/07 UC Davis 5-14 L4/10/07 Hawai’i 4-3 W4/13/07 at UC Santa Barbara* 9-14 L4/14/07 at UC Santa Barbara* 7-8 L4/15/07 at UC Santa Barbara* 2-5 L4/17/07 San Jose State 10-9 W4/20/07 at Cal Sate Fullerton* 1-18 L4/21/07 at Cal Sate Fullerton* 0-2 L4/22/07 at Cal Sate Fullerton* 1-12 L4/27/07 #28 Long Beach State* 6-8 L4/28/07 #28 Long Beach State* 4-8 L4/29/07 #28 Long Beach State* 9-14 L5/01/07 Sacramento State 11-13 L5/04/07 at #16 UC Riverside* 4-5 L5/05/07 at #16 UC Riverside* 5-3 W5/06/07 at #16 UC Riverside* 7-8 L5/08/07 at San Francisco 7-2 W5/11/07 #13 UC Irvine* 7-12 L5/12/07 #13 UC Irvine* 3-4 L5/13/07 #13 UC Irvine* 8-11 L5/18/07 at Stanford 13-7 W5/19/07 Stanford 2-11 L5/20/07 at Stanford 5-10 L5/25/07 at Cal State Northridge* 7-1 W5/26/07 at Cal State Northridge* 4-9 L5/27/07 at Cal State Northridge* 6-0 W

2008 SeasonHead Coach: Ed SpragueOverall Record: 14-41 (Big West: 5-19)2/22/08 at Houston 1-3 L2/23/08 at Houston 4-3 W2/24/08 at Houston 9-10 L2/27/08 Santa Clara 6-15 L2/29/08 Washington 1-10 L3/01/08 Washington 7-9 L3/02/08 Washington 7-4 W3/04/08 BYU 5-7 L3/05/08 BYU 6-11 L3/07/08 Gonzaga 4-8 L3/08/08 Gonzaga 5-11 L3/09/08 Gonzaga 7-16 L3/11/08 at Sacramento State 6-14 L3/12/08 at San Francisco 1-9 L3/14/08 Minnesota 1-0 W3/15/08 Minnesota 3-1 W3/16/08 Minnesota 5-11 L3/18/08 at Nevada 0-10 L3/21/08 at #17 Stanford 10-6 W3/22/08 #17 Stanford 3-7 L3/24/08 #17 Stanford 0-14 L

3/28/08 at UC Davis* 1-4 L3/29/08 at UC Davis* 0-4 L3/30/08 at UC Davis * 2-3 L4/02/08 at Santa Clara 3-11 L4/03/08 UC Santa Barbara* 4-5 L4/05/08 UC Santa Barbara* 4-3 W4/06/08 UC Santa Barbara* 2-12 L4/08/08 Nevada 14-3 W4/11/08 at Cal Poly* 3-1 W4/12/08 at Cal Poly* 4-10 L4/13/08 at Cal Poly* 5-8 L4/15/08 #8 California 1-14 L4/18/08 #15 Cal St Fullerton* 4-15 L4/19/08 #15 Cal St Fullerton* 1-11 L4/20/08 #15 Cal St Fullerton* 1-2 L4/25/08 at #23 Long Beach St* 3-10 L4/26/08 at #23 Long Beach St* 13-14 L4/27/08 at #23 Long Beach St* 6-7 L4/29/08 San Francisco 10-6 W5/02/08 UC Riverside* 6-7 L5/03/08 UC Riverside* 9-19 L5/04/08 UC Riverside* 5-6 L5/07/08 Santa Clara 11-7 W5/09/08 at #10 UC Irvine* 1-9 L5/10/08 at #10 UC Irvine* 10-9 W5/11/08 at #10 UC Irvine* 1-2 L5/16/08 Cal State Northridge* 17-5 W5/17/08 Cal State Northridge* 3-10 L5/18/08 Cal State Northridge* 8-4 W5/20/08 at Santa Clara 8-2 W5/23/08 at Oregon State 2-15 L5/24/08 at Oregon State 6-8 L5/25/08 at Oregon State 0-2 L

2009 ResultsHead Coach: Ed SpragueOverall Record: 21-32 (Big West: 9-15)2/20/09 at #8 Baylor (10) 1-2 L2/21/09 at #8 Baylor 9-8 W2/22/09 at #8 Baylor (10) 4-5 L2/26/09 vs Kansas State 4-7 L2/27/09 at #11 San Diego 14-6 W2/28/09 at #26 San Diego State 6-3 W2/28/09 at #26 San Diego State 3-8 L3/06/09 San Jose State 4-5 L3/07/09 San Jose State 3-9 L3/08/09 at San Jose State 3-6 L3/11/09 at Sacramento State 4-8 L3/13/09 Houston 13-1 W3/14/09 Houston 7-6 W3/15/09 Houston 10-2 W3/17/09 California 2-12 L3/18/09 Dartmouth 8-7 W3/20/09 at Gonzaga 3-8 L3/21/09 at Gonzaga 8-9 L3/22/09 at Gonzaga 4-5 L3/27/09 UC Davis* 8-4 W3/28/09 UC Davis* 11-7 W3/29/09 UC Davis* 15-9 W3/30/09 Stanford 2-10 L4/03/09 at UC Santa Barbara* 8-9 L4/04/09 at UC Santa Barbara* 6-9 L4/05/09 at UC Santa Barbara* 13-3 W4/07/09 San Francisco 1-7 L4/09/09 #16 Cal Poly* 7-12 L4/10/09 #16 Cal Poly* 5-4 W4/11/09 #16 Cal Poly* 8-13 L4/14/09 at San Jose State 7-5 W4/17/09 at #6 Cal St Fullerton* 5-4 W4/18/09 at #6 Cal St Fullerton* 14-10 W4/19/09 at #6 Cal St Fullerton* 3-4 L4/21/09 at Nevada 10-7 W4/24/09 Long Beach State* 1-5 L4/25/09 Long Beach State* 6-19 L4/26/09 Long Beach State* 3-10 L4/28/09 at California 16-11 W5/01/09 at UC Riverside* 9-5 W5/02/09 at UC Riverside* 4-7 L5/03/09 at UC Riverside* 1-5 L5/05/09 at San Francisco 5-10 L5/08/09 #1 UC Irvine* 6-11 L5/09/09 #1 UC Irvine* 4-5 L5/10/09 #1 UC Irvine* 5-6 L5/13/09 at Stanford 13-14 L5/15/09 at Cal State Northridge* 4-5 L5/16/09 at Cal State Northridge* 11-0 W5/17/09 at Cal State Northridge* 9-10 L5/22/09 Cal State Bakersfi eld 21-8 W5/23/09 Cal State Bakersfi eld 9-8 W5/24/09 Cal State Bakersfi eld 5-6 L

2009 ResultsHead Coach: Ed SpragueOverall Record: 21-32 (Big West: 9-15)2/19/10 San Francisco 3-1 W2/20/10 San Francisco 5-6 L2/20/10 San Francisco 10-3 W2/24/10 at #18 Stanford 6-11 L2/27/10 Nevada 11-6 W2/27/10 Nevada 6-4 W2/28/10 Nevada 3-10 L3/04/10 Seattle 11-5 W3/05/10 Seattle 8-1 W3/06/10 Seattle 9-10 L3/07/10 Seattle 19-9 W3/11/10 vs Gonzaga 6-1 W3/12/10 vs Notre Dame 8-4 W3/13/10 vs Bradley 1-10 L3/14/10 vs Notre Dame 3-2 W3/16/10 at Sacramento State 4-5 L3/19/10 USC 8-2 W3/20/10 USC 6-5 W3/21/10 USC 9-15 L3/23/10 #19 Stanford 9-4 W3/26/10 at San Jose State 18-10 W3/27/10 at San Jose State 8-7 W3/28/10 San Jose State (11) 3-2 W4/01/10 at Long Beach State* 2-1 W4/02/10 at Long Beach State* 4-13 L4/03/10 at Long Beach State* 2-8 L4/06/10 at Santa Clara 3-9 L4/09/10 UC Riverside* 7-6 W4/10/10 UC Riverside* 6-5 W4/10/10 UC Riverside* (11) 3-5 L4/13/10 Sacramento State 5-2 W4/16/10 at #25 UC Irvine* 2-4 L4/17/10 at #25 UC Irvine* 7-4 W4/18/10 at #25 UC Irvine* 7-2 W4/21/10 at #15 California 6-13 L4/23/10 Cal State Northridge* 1-8 L4/24/10 Cal State Northridge* 4-1 W4/25/10 Cal State Northridge* 12-4 W4/28/19 Santa Clara 12-7 W4/30/10 #13 Cal St Fullerton* 2-6 L5/01/10 #13 Cal St Fullerton* 7-11 L5/02/10 #13 Cal St Fullerton* 18-10 W5/07/10 at UC Davis* 12-1 W5/08/10 at UC Davis* 7-5 W5/09/10 at UC Davis* 11-7 W5/14/10 at Cal St Bakersfi eld (10) 1-4 L5/15/10 at Cal St Bakersfi eld 8-5 W5/16/10 at Cal St Bakersfi eld 6-15 L5/21/10 at Cal Poly* 4-8 L5/22/10 at Cal Poly* 8-4 W5/23/10 at Cal Poly* 3-11 L5/28/10 UC Santa Barbara* 7-9 L5/29/10 UC Santa Barbara* 1-5 L5/30/10 UC Santa Barbara* (10) 5-8 L

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Founded in 1851 as the fi rst chartered university in California, University of the Pacifi c continues to enjoy a reputation as one of the fi nest academic institutions in the West. The main Stockton campus, with its expansive lawns and brick-and-ivy architecture, much like many renowned universities in the East, is highly regarded as one of the most picturesque college campuses in the West. The only private school in the Big West Conference, Pacific offers a diver-sity of programs that would normally be associated with a much larger university. Personal attention and small class sizes have become Pacifi c trademarks and help attract students from many U.S. states and foreign countries. Pacifi c provides its 6,235 scholars a student-to-faculty ratio of less than 13-to-1. Pacifi c is comprised of 11 schools and colleges on three campuses, offering students the distinctive advantage of nearby resources. Two professional schools complement the Stockton campus: the School of Dentistry in San Francisco and the McGeorge School of Law in Sacramento. The Stockton campus features the central liberal arts division, College of the Pacifi c and schools of music, engineering, educa-tion, pharmacy, business & public administration, international studies, the Graduate School and University College. Pacifi c students are represented on many policy-making committees, and the Associated Students (ASUOP) play an active role in campus life through social and cultural programs. The Stockton metropolitan area, with a population of over 280,000, is nestled conveniently in the San Joaquin Valley between San Francisco and the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Pacifi c offers its students a proximity to many exciting places including Monterey/Carmel, Lake Tahoe, the northern California wine country, and Yosemite National Park. It is adjacent to over 1,000 miles of waterways, making it the largest inland seaport in the state.

Pamela A. EibeckUniversity President

Pamela A. Eibeck became the 24th President of University of the Pacifi c on July 1, 2009. She is Pacifi c’s sixth President since the University moved to Stockton in 1924 and the fi rst woman to hold the offi ce. Her Presidency follows a distinguished career as a researcher, teacher, educational reformer, and university administrator. Prior to joining Pacifi c, Eibeck was dean of the Edward E. Whita-cre Jr. College of Engineering at Texas Tech—one of the nation’s largest engineering colleges with 4,400 students, 156 faculty and fi ve research centers. There, she was responsible for eight academic departments, 33 degree programs and a $55 million budget. An active fundraiser, Eibeck helped build an endowment of $57 million and doubled the number of endowed chairs. Eibeck takes the helm at a University with strong enrollments and fi nances, and the best incoming student academic profi le in its history. With a record number of applications for Fall 2009, university enrollment is expected to remain steady at around 6,250 with a 20-point jump in the average admitted freshmen SAT score to 1200. Construction continues on two major buildings: the $7.5 million Janssen-Lagorio Multipurpose Gymnasium and the $10 million John T. Chambers Technology Center, and the last fi scal year closed with a surplus for the 13th consecutive year. While spending time to get know Pacifi c in her fi rst year, Eibeck has committed to building on these strengths by continuing to enhance educational quality, build national visibility, and deepen the University’s involvement in community engagement. Eibeck received her bachelor’s, master’s and doctorate degrees in mechanical engineering between 1979 and 1986 from Stanford University. She joined the faculty at the University of California at Berkeley, where she earned tenure and served from 1985 to 1995. In 1995, she became a professor and chair of mechani-cal engineering at Northern Arizona University, where she later served as director of the honors program and then vice provost for undergraduate studies. In 2004, Eibeck was named dean of the college of engineering at Texas Tech. An expert in heat transfer, Eibeck conducted experimental research related to electronics cooling and thermal tiles used by NASA on the space shuttles. Her later work focused on engi-neering educational reform, including early use of multimedia in the classroom, curriculum development and, most recently, ways to attract young people and women to the profession. She has authored or co-authored nearly 50 articles and papers. Eibeck became a Fellow of the American Society of Mechani-cal Engineers in 2008. She received the Distinguished Engi-neering Educator Award from the Society of Women Engineers in 1996 and the Boeing Outstanding Educator Award in 1999. Eibeck is married to William D. Jeffery, a law professor and a native of California. They have four children. Sons Andrew and Kevin live in the Bay Area. Daughter Katherine attends the University of Southern California. Their youngest son, Will, attends Santa Clara University.

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• Over 80 major fi elds from which to choose, yet an average class size of under 20, even in the freshman year.• NCAA Division I intercollegiate athletics as well as numerous club and intramural sports.• Exposure to a wide range of knowledge through the General Education program, and hundreds of opportunities for gaining “hands-on” experience in a chosen fi eld.• A strong liberal arts tradition within key academic units including business, conserva-tory, education, engineering, international studies, and pharmacy.

• An intercultural perspective that prepares students for working in an increasingly diverse and international society.• Students sit on many decision-making committees of the University to ensure that the voice of the students is heard.• A New England-like campus in northern California.• With more than 6,000 students enrolled, Pacifi c is one of the smallest universities to be ranked among the top 100 national universi-ties, both by US News & World Report and the The Washington Monthly College Guide.

THE PACIFIC EXPERIENCE

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The University of the Pacifi c's mission is to provide a superior, student-centered learn-ing experience integrating liberal arts and professional education and preparing individu-als for lasting achievement and responsible leadership in their careers and communities. The fi rst chartered institution of higher education in the State of California, the Uni-versity of the Pacifi c is a mid-sized independent, comprehensive university offering a wide choice of high-quality undergraduate and graduate programs in Stockton, Sacramento, and San Francisco. Pacifi c is an outstanding blend of the advantages of the diverse programs of a major university and the broad, highly personalized learning of the selective liberal arts college. We accomplish our mission through highly personalized programs delivered in a car-ing, supportive, and attractive environment. We seek to develop and strengthen self-confi -dence, initiative, analytical and problem-solving abilities, and an enthusiasm for learning. Central to our mission is the dedication of our faculty and staff to excellence in teach-ing and advising. We encourage and support research, scholarship and creative activity as complements to our fundamental mission of teaching. Our mission dictates a commitment to leadership development, global awareness, com-munity involvement and opportunities for individuals from diverse backgrounds. We are committed to providing practical experiences to complement classroom learning. Highly interactive student-faculty relations and a broad array of co-curricular activities that help to develop students' abilities are hallmarks of learning at the University of the Pacifi c.

PACIFIC’S MISSION

How old is Pacifi c?We became California’s fi rst chartered institu-tion of higher education in 1851. We were also the fi rst co-ed university (the fi rst graduating class had fi ve men and fi ve women). We celebrat-ed our sesquicentennial year in 2001.

What type of university is Pacifi c?Pacifi c is a comprehensive university with three campuses and eleven schools and colleges. Eight of our schools and colleges provide undergradu-ate education on the Stockton campus, including a college of liberal arts and sciences (College of the Pacifi c), six professional schools and an adult re-entry division. The Stockton campus also has a graduate school. The other two campuses are the Pacifi c McGeorge School of Law in Sac-ramento and the Arthur A. Dugoni School of Den-tistry in San Francisco.

Is Pacifi c a religious or church-related university?No. Pacifi c was founded by and is affi liated with the Methodist Church. We do have a chapel, a full-time chaplain, a number of religious-oriented clubs, and a Department of Religious Studies, but we are not a “religious” university where students are required to attend chapel or to take religion classes. Any or all of the above are available to students who are interested, but participation in such activities is completely voluntary.

Is Pacifi c accredited?Pacifi c is fully accredited by the Western Associa-tion of Schools and Colleges (WASC), and many academic programs have additional accredita-tion by appropriate professional organizations.

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Brookside Field - Field HockeyBrookside Field - Field Hockey

Located on campus, Brookside Field is the home of the Pacifi c Field Located on campus, Brookside Field is the home of the Pacifi c Field Hockey team. The large, well manicured fi eld features the game fi eld Hockey team. The large, well manicured fi eld features the game fi eld as well as ample space for practice outside the playing fi eld. It’s as well as ample space for practice outside the playing fi eld. It’s tree-lined borders provide Pacifi c fi eld hockey fans with a shade for tree-lined borders provide Pacifi c fi eld hockey fans with a shade for afternoon contests.afternoon contests.

Amos Alonzo Stagg Memorial StadiumAmos Alonzo Stagg Memorial StadiumWomen’s SoccerWomen’s Soccer

Pacifi c’s women’s soccer team competes in Amos Alonzo Stagg Pacifi c’s women’s soccer team competes in Amos Alonzo Stagg Memorial Stadium, which was formerly the home of Pacifi c football. Memorial Stadium, which was formerly the home of Pacifi c football. Stagg was built in 1950 and has undergone several renovative efforts Stagg was built in 1950 and has undergone several renovative efforts since. At a capacity of 30,000, the Pacifi c Tigers have one of, if not since. At a capacity of 30,000, the Pacifi c Tigers have one of, if not the, largest soccer-only stadiums in the U.S. the, largest soccer-only stadiums in the U.S.

Hal Nelson Tennis Courts &Hal Nelson Tennis Courts &Roy and Jean Sanders Tennis ClubhouseRoy and Jean Sanders Tennis Clubhouse

he Hal Nelson Tennis Courts became the home of the Tiger men’s and he Hal Nelson Tennis Courts became the home of the Tiger men’s and women’s tennis teams in 1998-99. This facility is located adjacent women’s tennis teams in 1998-99. This facility is located adjacent to the north bank of the Calaveras River. It includes nine courts and to the north bank of the Calaveras River. It includes nine courts and state-of-the-art lighting. state-of-the-art lighting. The Roy and Jean Sanders Clubhouse will provide the Pacifi c men’s The Roy and Jean Sanders Clubhouse will provide the Pacifi c men’s and women’s tennis teams with updated locker rooms and meeting and women’s tennis teams with updated locker rooms and meeting space. space.

Alex G. Spanos Center & Alex G. Spanos Center & Intercollegiate Athletics CenterIntercollegiate Athletics Center

The Alex G. Spanos Center (see page six) is the home of Pacifi c’s The Alex G. Spanos Center (see page six) is the home of Pacifi c’s women’s basketball team, as well as men’s basketball and men’s & women’s basketball team, as well as men’s basketball and men’s & women’s volleyball. women’s volleyball.

The Intercollegiate Athletics Center is the home of most Pacifi c ath-The Intercollegiate Athletics Center is the home of most Pacifi c ath-letics teams and holds the Pacifi c student-athletes’ locker rooms, letics teams and holds the Pacifi c student-athletes’ locker rooms, weight room, training facilities, meeting rooms, and academic center weight room, training facilities, meeting rooms, and academic center as well as the offi ces for the Pacifi c coaches and staff.as well as the offi ces for the Pacifi c coaches and staff.

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Chris Kjeldsen Pool ComplexChris Kjeldsen Pool ComplexSwimming & Water PoloSwimming & Water Polo

The Chris Kjeldsen pool complex has served the University of the Pa-cifi c and Stockton communities well for 25 years. In 1995-96, under the direction of former athletic director Bob Lee, the athletic depart-ment raised funds to make the swimming program and facilities at Pacifi c among the very best in the country, with completion of the new Pacifi c Aquatics Center. In 2008 the pool was resurfaced with new siding to make it one of the faster pools in the Big West Conference.

Klein Family Field - BaseballKlein Family Field - Baseball

In 2006, Pacifi c saw the opening of its fi rst on-campus baseball In 2006, Pacifi c saw the opening of its fi rst on-campus baseball fi eld, Klein Family Field (bottom right). Klein Family Field is one of two fi eld, Klein Family Field (bottom right). Klein Family Field is one of two on-campus facilities with stadium lights that allow for night games on-campus facilities with stadium lights that allow for night games throughout the season. The Pacifi c baseball team’s home seats throughout the season. The Pacifi c baseball team’s home seats 2,500 and capacity grew even larger in the fall of 2008, with the addi-2,500 and capacity grew even larger in the fall of 2008, with the addi-tion of two new luxury boxes on the upper concourse.tion of two new luxury boxes on the upper concourse.

Bill Simoni Field Bill Simoni Field SoftballSoftball

Bill Simoni Field has been the home of the Tiger softball team since its completion in 1993. It is located just east of Amos Alonzo Stagg Memorial Stadium, shadowed by the Pacifi c Club that sits atop the east rim of the stadium. Construction of the facility was laid out in three stages, including the playing surface, press box, and lighting. The press box and landscaping were completed in 1995. Kjeldsen Pool, located adjacent to the athletics department. The complex also holds lockerrooms and coaches’ offi ces. In 2008 the pool was resur-

Janssen-Lagorio GymnasiumJanssen-Lagorio GymnasiumAthletics & RecreationAthletics & Recreation

Pacifi c athletics is dedicated to providing students with top-notch facilities, and the Janssen-Lagorio Gymnasium is the newest addition to the Tigers’ facilities. The multi-purpose practice facility was offi cially opened in December 2009.

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Pacifi c picked up two conference championships throughout the season as both the men’s basketball team and the women’s water polo team earned a split regular season Big West championship. The Tigers garnered six conference player of the year honors while taking home 54 all-conference awads. Pacifi c also had one Academic All-Americans and 48 Academic All-Conference Team athletes.

BASEBALLFinal Record: 31-23 (12-12 Big West Conference)• Pacifi c’s 31 victories over Division I opponents was a record number of wins for the Tiger baseball program.• Tied a program high for players drafted in the MLB Amateur Draft in June with fi ve Tigers moving on to the professional ranks. (Nick Longmire, J.B. Brown, Mike Walker, Joe Oliveira, Hunter Carnevale)• Set program records for hits (629), batting average (.325), saves (12) and fi elding percentage (.971).• Six Tigers received All-Big West honors at the end of the year. Hunter Carnevale led the way on the fi rst team while J.B.Brown and Mike Walker received second team recognition and Nick Longmire, Brian Martin and Joe Oliveira were named honorable mention.

MEN’S BASKETBALL Final Record: 23-12 (12-4 Big West Conference)• Pacifi c won 20+ games for the sixth time in seven seasons, continuing their successes over the past decade.• The Tigers got back to the top of the mountain, fi nishing as the co-regular season champion of the Big West.• For the second year in a row the Tigers played in the CollegeInsider.com Post-Season Tournament, making it to the fi nals of the tournament before falling to Missouri State on the road.• Senior Joe Ford was named the Big West’s Defensive Player of the Year while earning CollegeInsider.com Defensive All-America honors. Freshman Allen Huddleston received CollegeInsider.com Freshman All-America Honors.

WOMEN’S BASKETBALLFinal Record: 6-22 (4-12 Big West Conference)• The Tigers earned their fourth straight trip to the Big West Championship tournament at the end of the season.• Sophomore Christina Thompson earned Big West Sixth Man of the Year at the completion of the season.• Pacific put two players on the All-Big West Honorable Mention Team in Eliza Dy and Christina Thompson.

CROSS COUNTRY Final Record: Ninth of nine at Big West Championships• Pacifi c sent two runners to the NCAA Western Regionals in Kristina Hammarstrom and Jazmin Quiroz.• Kristina Hammarstrom was named to the Academic All-Big West Team as Pacifi c’s lone cross country representative.

FIELD HOCKEYFinal Record: 5-12 (3-3 NorPac Conference)• Senior Kim Keyawa put together the Tigers’ top performance of the season at the NorPac Championship tournament scoring three goals in Pacifi c’s 7-2 win over Appalachian State. Her performance earned her all-tournament honors.• The Tigers earned NFHCA Division I National Academic Team honors.• Senior Lisa Muhl was named to the All-West Region team after being named the NorPac Defensive Player of the Year.

GOLF Final Record: Second of Eight at Big West Championships• Junior Alex Johnson took home the Tigers’ lone individual championship, winning the Bill Cullum Invitational after shooting a career-low 66 in the opening round.• Johnson’s individual championship paved the way for Pacific to take home the tournament championship at the Bill Cullum Invitational, shooting a tournament record 21-under par.• Three Tigers’ earned All-Big West honors at the end of the year led by TJ Bordeaux’s appearance on the fi rst team.• In addition to his play on the course, Johnson was named an Academic All-American for the 2009-10 season.

SOCCERFinal Record: 10-6-3 (4-3-1 Big West Conference)• Pacific finished just outside of the Big West Championships after suffering a rash of injuries during conference play.• Sophomore Angelica Figueroa was named the Big West Midfi elder of the Year as well as earning fi rst team all-conference and fi rst team all-region after the season.• Junior Kylee Ah Choy earned first team all-conference alongside of Figueroa while also earning fi rst team all-region. Freshman Maricella Padilla, despite suffering a season-ending injury midseason, earned all-conference and all-region honors in her fi rst year of action.• The Tigers fi nished No. 6 in the Western Region in the fi nal NSCAA region rankings.

SOFTBALL Final Record: 24-30 (10-11 Big West Conference)• Despite being hit hard with injuries for the second consecutive season, the Tigers fi nished the year in fourth place in the Big West Conference.• Freshman Nikki Armagost became just the second Tiger to be named Big West Freshman Pitcher of the Year while earning First Team All-Big West as a pitcher and second team all-conference as a utility player.

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• The Tigers took on some of the nation’s best throughout the year as they faced off with 14 teams that made the post-season while seven of the 16 teams that played in the Super Regionals made up the Tigers’ early schedule. • Additionally, the Tigers saw two of their opponents head to Oklahoma City to take part in the College World Series as Florida and Tennessee each advanced to the fi nal bracket of the tournament.

MEN’S SWIMMING Final Record: Four th of f ive at Big West Championships• Pacifi c picked up its fi rst victory in dual meet action against UC Santa Cruz at the Fresno-Pacifi c Tri Meet, when the Tigers defeated the Banana Slugs 172-116.• Five swimmers were named Academic All-Big West members with Kevin Byers, Dave Mathews, Aljaz Ojstersek, Danny Platow and Joey Rossi earning the honor.

WOMEN’S SWIMMING Final Record: Four th of f ive at Big West Championships• Melissa McGhee earned Academic All-Big West honors at the end of the season for the women’s swim team.• KC Albiston earned the squad’s only Big West Swimmer of the Week award on December 8 for her performance at the USA Short Course Nationals. Albiston posted a personal-best time in the 400 IM with a time of 4:30.69.

MEN’S TENNIS Final Record: 9-12 (3-2 Big West Conference)• Pacifi c earned the No. 2 overall seed in the Big West Championships but fell in its fi rst match of the tournament to UC Irvine in the semifi nals.• Senior Artem Gramma was named the Big West Player of the Year after fi nishing the season 22-9 in singles play. He earned fi rst team all-conference honors in both singles and doubles as well.• Six different Tigers earned 10 different all-conference awards at the end of the year with Ivan Castro joining Gramma on both the fi rst team singles and doubles lists.• The Tigers were ranked as high as No. 51 in the nation during the season, earning the season-best ranking on April 17.

WOMEN’S TENNIS Final Record: 8-14 (3-5 Big West Conference)• The Tigers earned the No. 6 seed in the Big West Championships before falling to UC Irvine in the fi rst round of the tournament.• Junior Jenifer Widjaja was named the Big West Player of the Year after fi nishing the season ranked No. 82 in the country while posting a 19-3 singles record including a perfect 8-0 record in Big West matches. Widjaja also earned first team all-conference in both singles and doubles play.• Four Tigers earned all-conference honors at the end of the year with Sasha Fisher joining Widjaja on the First Team All-Big West for doubles while Christina Goehl earned second team in singles.

MEN’S VOLLEYBALLFinal Record: 9-21 (1-21 Mountain Pacifi c Sports Federation)• Pacifi c upset No. 7 UCLA, 3-0, on the road to end the year to pick up their fi rst ever road win over the Bruins while picking up their fi rst conference win since defeating Stanford on Jan. 31, 2008.• Two Tigers earned All-MPSF Freshman Team honors with Taylor Hughes and Nikola Vukicevic garnering the awards in their fi rst year at Pacifi c.

WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALLFinal Record: 17-11 (7-9 Big West Conference)• The Tigers won three of the four pre-conference tournaments their participated in to start the year, sweeping their way to the Fresno State Invitational,

Miami Best Western Invitational and the Stockton Hilton Invitational championships.• For the second straight year, Pacifi c fi nished in second at their own Community Bankers Classic, falling 3-1 to No. 5 Florida at the Alex G. Spanos Center.• Three Tigers earned all-conference honors at the end of the year with senior Mallori Gibson and junior Svenja Engelhardt earning fi rst team honors while senior Natalia Tomaszewska picking up honorable mention recognition.• After the season, the Tigers started a national search for their head coach position, naming Greg Gibbons as just the seventh coach in program history on Jan. 28.

MEN’S WATER POLO Final Record: 13-18 (1-7 Mountain Pacifi c Sports Federation)• Pacific earned their first trip to the MPSF Championships under head coach James Graham heading to the tournament as the No. 8 seed.• Freshman Goran Tomasevic picked up a bookshelf worth of awards at the end of the year as he was named an ACWPC Third Team All-American, MPSF Newcomer of the Year and All-MPSF Honorable Mention.• Tom Konig led the Tigers with 50 goals on the year while four Tigers reached the 30+ goal mark on the year in Konig, Tomasevic, Lance Morrison and Joey Gullikson.

WOMEN’S WATER POLO Final Record: 23-10 (4-1 Big West Conference)• Pacific picked up their first ever conference championship in 2010, fi nishing the year as the co-Regular Season Champions after going 4-1 in conference play.• The Tigers set a program record for victories in a single season with 23 in 2010. The previous record was 12.• The Tigers were the No. 1 seed in the Big West Championships but fell in the semifinals of the tournament to UC Irvine. Pacifi c fi nished in the third place.• Four Tigers earned All-Big West honors at the end of the year with Jasmine Myles picking up Pacifi c’s only fi rst team award. Bridget Geck, Brooke Millar and Dara Tawarahara earned second team honors.

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CURTIS GOMEZCURTIS GOMEZ4 • INF • R/R • FR4 • INF • R/R • FR

JACOB SYLVESTERJACOB SYLVESTER5 • C • R/R • JR5 • C • R/R • JR

RILEY DRONGESENRILEY DRONGESEN7 • INF • R/R • FR7 • INF • R/R • FR

JOSH SIMMSJOSH SIMMS8 • OF • R/R • JR8 • OF • R/R • JR

TYGER PEDERSONTYGER PEDERSON9 • INF • L/R • RS SO9 • INF • L/R • RS SO

DUSTIN TORCHIODUSTIN TORCHIO10 • INF • S/R • SO10 • INF • S/R • SO

BRETT CHRISTOPHERBRETT CHRISTOPHER11 • OF • S/R • JR11 • OF • S/R • JR

JACOB WAARDENBURGJACOB WAARDENBURG13 • RHP • R/R • JR13 • RHP • R/R • JR

BRIAN ESSIGBRIAN ESSIG14 • OF • R/R • FR14 • OF • R/R • FR

JASON TAASAASJASON TAASAAS15 • C • R/R • FR15 • C • R/R • FR

BRENT MCMINNBRENT MCMINN16 • OF/INF • R/R • SO16 • OF/INF • R/R • SO

AARON HASSELAARON HASSEL19 • C • R/R • RS JR19 • C • R/R • RS JR

JOHN HABERMANJOHN HABERMAN20 • 1B/LHP • L/L • SO20 • 1B/LHP • L/L • SO

ERIK LOCKWOODERIK LOCKWOOD21 • LHP/1B • R/L • FR21 • LHP/1B • R/L • FR

MARCUS POINTERMARCUS POINTER22 • RHP • R/R • SR22 • RHP • R/R • SR

ALLEN RILEYALLEN RILEY23 • OF • S/R • JR23 • OF • S/R • JR

MATT CARVUTTOMATT CARVUTTO24 • OF/RHP • R/R • SR24 • OF/RHP • R/R • SR

ROBBIE RICHARDSONROBBIE RICHARDSON25 • RHP • R/R • SR25 • RHP • R/R • SR

CURTIS CANTALOUBECURTIS CANTALOUBE26 • • RHP • R/R • FR26 • • RHP • R/R • FR

DANIEL JOHNSTONDANIEL JOHNSTON27 • INF/OF • R/R • RS JR27 • INF/OF • R/R • RS JR

CHRIS LARSENCHRIS LARSEN28 • RHP • R/R • JR28 • RHP • R/R • JR

THOMAS BEROLZHEIMERTHOMAS BEROLZHEIMER29 • RHP • L/R • SR29 • RHP • L/R • SR

JOHN PRATO MATTHEWSJOHN PRATO MATTHEWS30 • RHP • R/R • JR30 • RHP • R/R • JR

BRIAN MARTINBRIAN MARTIN32 • 1B • L/R • SR32 • 1B • L/R • SR

JONAS NOACKJONAS NOACK34 • RHP/1B • R/R • SO34 • RHP/1B • R/R • SO

JARED WAGNERJARED WAGNER35 • RHP • R/R • RS JR35 • RHP • R/R • RS JR

JAKE HUMMELJAKE HUMMEL36 • RHP/OF • R/R • SR36 • RHP/OF • R/R • SR

PETER MILLERPETER MILLER37 • INF/RHP • R/R • FR37 • INF/RHP • R/R • FR

PAUL MOELLERPAUL MOELLER39 • LHP • L/L • RS SO39 • LHP • L/L • RS SO

KYLE CRAWFORDKYLE CRAWFORD40 • LHP/OF • R/L • FR40 • LHP/OF • R/L • FR

ANDREW WILDANDREW WILD41 • LHP • L/L • RS FR41 • LHP • L/L • RS FR

ALEC WILLIAMSALEC WILLIAMS45 • OF • R/R • FR45 • OF • R/R • FR

RYAN KOCHANRYAN KOCHAN46 • INF • R/R • FR46 • INF • R/R • FR

ANGEL ROSENDOANGEL ROSENDO47 • C • R/R • FR47 • C • R/R • FR

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