With the light at the end of the tunnel shining brighter than ever, anticipation joined with excitement in 2006-07 as UC Davis completed the final year of a four-year reclassification to NCAA Division I status from Division II. As the campus awaits final approval from the NCAA declaring UC Davis an active member of Division I, student-athletes, coaches, alumni and fans eagerly anticipate the Aggies’ future in the . Derek Moore provided one of the Small town. Big school. biggest highlights in school history when he won

UC Davis is ranked 16th among public Robert Mondavi Institute for Wine and Food the 141-pound weight class at the NCAA Division I universities nationwide by the National Science. The Robert and Margrit Mondavi Championships in March, becoming the Aggies’ first- Research Council, is listed 13th among Center for the Performing Arts opened in ever Division I national champion and All-American. public universities nationwide by U.S. 2002 and is a showcase part of the campus. The Aggies’ football team maintained its tradition of News & World Report; and is 12th in excellence by securing its 37th straight winning season research funding among all U.S. ranked public universities by the National Science UC Davis has enjoyed a distinguished and the men’s cross country squad won the Division Foundation. The campus is a member of history in athletics as it begins a new era I Independents Championship. Lacrosse hosted the in NCAA Division I during the 2007-08 the prestigious Association of American Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Championships Universities, one of just 62 institutions academic year. The Aggies are official while track and field did the same for the Division I of higher learning to be admitted to this members in most sports in the Big West distinguished group. Conference which includes fellow UC Independents. And throughout the year, Aggie student- campuses Irvine, Riverside and Santa athletes matched well against their future competition Barbara. The transition to Division I brought in the Big West, sending word they are to be contended Founded in 1908 as the University Farm to an end a successful Division II era in amid the fertile fields of the state’s Central which UC Davis captured six Directors’ with beginning in 2007-08, their first year in the new Valley, UC Davis today encompasses the Cups in eight years, awarded annually to league and the beginning of a new era for UC Davis. colleges of Letters and Science, Engineering, the most successful athletics program in Biological Sciences, and Agricultural and the country. UC Davis also twice received Alumni and friends are encouraged to join the team as Environmental Sciences; and professional recognition from Sports Illustrated for we make our move. TeamAGGIE is the annual fund for schools in Law, Management, Medicine, Women as the top Div. II school for women Veterinary Medicine, and Education. It also while Sports Illustrated has also previously UC Davis Athletics. To join TeamAGGIE contact Sharon operates the UC Davis Medical Center in honored the institution. In addition to 26 Lynch at [email protected] or call (530) 757-3146. Sacramento, one of the leading teaching and intercollegiate sports (14 for women and research hospitals in the nation. The campus 12 for men), the campus offers nearly 40 announced this August a $100 million in student-organized club sports. And each Your UC Davis Aggies … founding support from the Gordon and Betty year, more than 19,000 students participate Moore Foundation to launch the Betty Irene in intramural sports. ARE YOU ON THE TEAM? Moore School of Nursing.

All students can enjoy abundant on- and This is a period of growth and change for off-campus recreational facilities for UC Davis. The campus has seen growth in tennis, softball, basketball, volleyball student, faculty and staff populations and and golf. Given the area’s Mediterranean is in the midst of more than $1 billion in climate, outdoor recreation continues year new construction. New facilities do or will round. The program is also among the www.teamaggie.com include new laboratories, new classrooms nation’s leaders in NCAA Postgraduate and new student sports and recreation Scholarship recipients and has had three facilities. Thanks to the generosity of one winners of the prestigious NCAA Woman For SEAson or single game tickets of the world’s most renowned winemakers, of the Year Award, more than any other call: (530) 752-1915 groundbreaking took place in 2005 on the school in the country. GUIDE CONTENTS

GENERAL INFO 2007 RECAP 2008 Quick Facts...... 1 Game-by-Game Results...... 16 Head Coach Rex Peters...... 2 Individual Statistics...... 17 Associate Head Coach Matt Vaughn...... 3 Div. I Independents...... 18-19 Assistant Coach Tony Schifano...... 3 Big West Conference ...... 20-21 Volunteer Assistant Jon Heuerman...... 3 2008 Roster...... 15 RECORD BOOK Year-by-Year Leaders...... 22-24 PLAYER PROFILES Postseason History...... 26 Matt Dempsey/Kevin James...... 4 School Records...... 27-29 Ryan Royster/Eddie Gamboa...... 5 Season Top 10 Lists...... 30-31 Justin Fitzgerald/Grant Hirneise/Jeremy McChesney...... 6 Career Top 10 Lists...... 32-34 Bryan Evans/Evan Hudson/Jake Jefferies...... 7 Year-by-Year Records...... 35 Brad McAtee/Alek Diachenko/Trevor Fox...... 8 Award Winners...... 36-37 Marco Grifantini/Kyle Mihaylo/Colin McCusker...... 9 All-Time Letterwinners...... 38-43 Jeff Reekers/Justin Schafer/Alex Dreyfuss...... 10 Rikki Foster/Matthew Stein /Grant Bauer/Tom Briner...... 11 CAMPUS SECTION Daniel Cepin/Will Chapman/Corbin Cutshaw/Scott Heylman...... 12 This is UC Davis...... i-ii Eric Johnson/Grant Johnson/Ty Kelly/Dayne Quist...... 13 UC Davis Athletics Staff...... iii-iv Ryan Scoma/Nathan Slater/Andy Suiter/Scotty Walker...... 14 Facilities Overview...... vii-viii Serving The Student-Athlete...... ix

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School...... University of , Davis (UC Davis) Career Record - UC Davis ...... 142-134-1 (5 years) Address ...... One Shields Avenue / Davis, CA 95616 Career Record - All ...... 390-265-3 (14 years) Established/Founded...... 1905/1908 Enrollment...... 30,685 Associate Head Coach...... Matt Vaughn (UC Davis ’92) Nickname...... Aggies Email ...... [email protected] Colors...... Yale Blue & Gold Phone ...... (530) 752-2190 National Affiliation...... NCAA Division I Conference...... Big West Conference Assistant Coach...... Tony Schifano (UC Davis ’97) Home Stadium...... Dobbins Baseball Complex (3,500) Email ...... [email protected] Dimensions...... Lines: 310’, Alleys: 385’, Center: 410’ Phone ...... (530) 754-5675

Chancellor...... Dr. Larry Vanderhoef (Wisc. Milwaukee ’64) Vol. Assistant Coach ...... Jon Heuerman (Sacramento State) Director of Athletics...... Greg Warzecka (UC Berkeley ’73) Email ...... [email protected] Sr. Associate Athletics Director...... Nona Richardson (Michigan State ’83) Associate A.D.s 2007 Record ...... 24-32 External Affairs: ...... Larry Swanson (Oregon State ’65) Letterwinners Ret./Lost ...... 17/10 Business & Game Mgmt.: ...... Bob Bullis (Northern Iowa ’71) Starters Ret./Lost ...... 6/3 Assistant A.D.s Starting Ret./Lost ...... 4/0 Media Relations: ...... Mike Robles (Cal Poly ’88) Football Ops & Event Mgmt: ...... Josh Flushman (UC Davis ’00) Media Relations Contact ...... Wes Collins Marketing & Promotions: ...... Scott Brayton (UC Davis ‘94) Email ...... [email protected] Compliance: ...... Jennifer Cardone (Adelphi ‘90) Media Relations Phone ...... (530) 752-3505 Development: ...... Mike Angius (UC Davis ‘77) Media Relations FAX ...... (530) 754-5674 Faculty Athletic Rep...... Dr. Kimberly Elsbach (Iowa ’85) Aggies on the Web ...... http://www.ucdavisaggies.com Head Athletic Trainer...... Jeff Hogan (UC Davis ’81)

Head Coach ...... Rex Peters (Cal State Fullerton ’89) Office ...... 119 Hickey Gym...... One Shields Avenue...... Davis, CA 95616 Email ...... [email protected] Phone ...... (530) 752-7513

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REX PETERS AT A GLANCE COACHING EXPERIENCE PETERS • Head Coach, UC Davis, 2005-present Head Coach • Head Coach, Chapman University, 1994-2002 6th Year • Assistant Coach, Chapman University, 1993 Cal State Fullerton ’89 EDUCATION Few coaches have enjoyed a more • M.S., Education - Azusa Pacific ’94 auspicious start to a career than Rex • B.S., Physical Education - Cal State Fullerton ’96 Peters in his first three years at UC Davis. In 2003, he guided the Aggies to a 36- PETERS COACHING RECORD 24 season and their first NCAA Div. II UC DAVIS (2003-PRESENT) postseason berth since 1995. UC Davis Year W L T Pct. swept through the West Region tournament – highlighted by back-to- 2007 24 32 0 .429 back shutout victories – and advanced to the national tournament for 2006 18 34 0 .346 only the second time in school history. For his part, Peters was honored 2005 27 29 0 .482 as the ABCA/Diamond Sports West Region Coach of the Year. 2004 37 15 1 .708 Then the following year – as if in defiance to baseball’s notorious 2003 36 24 0 .600 sophomore jinx – Peters struck again. The Aggies finished with a 37- 15-1 record, including a 32-7 ledger in the program’s final year with the Totals (5 years) 142 134 1 .514 California Collegiate Athletic Association. Although no longer eligible for postseason play as part of its transition to Division I status, UC Da- CHAPMAN vis finished atop the conference standings by better than a seven-game Year W L T Pct. margin. Along the way, the Aggies enjoyed school-record streaks of 16 2002 29 12 0 .707 straight victories and 20 consecutive conference wins. 2001 37 11 0 .771 In 2005, Peters guided the program through its first predominantly 2000 33 12 1 .728 Division I schedule. The Aggies posted sweeps against UC Santa Barbara, 1999 39 5 0 .886 Utah Valley State and Cal State Northridge, then capped the season with 1998 29 13 0 .690 an 8-7 win over Cal in the home finale. 1997 31 16 0 .660 Peters arrived at the UC Davis program after spending the previ- 1996 24 17 0 .585 ous nine seasons as head coach at Chapman University in Southern 1995 16 20 0 .444 California, where he compiled a 248-131-2 overall record. He led the 1994 10 25 1 .292 Panthers to three appearances in the NCAA Division III College World Totals (9 years) 248 131 2 .654 Series, including a third-place finish in 2000. Peters, the winningest coach in Chapman history – both in terms of wins and percentage – led CAREER TOTAL (14 years) 390 265 3 .595 the Panthers to the NCAA West Regional five times and three times was named West Region Coach of the Year. Additionally, he coached six All- Americans, two Academic All-Americans, nine Academic All-District players and 29 All-Region selections. Combining his Chapman credits with his 142-134-1 mark at UC Davis, Peters now owns a career win-loss record of 390-265-3 (.595). Prior to his head coaching duties, Peters served one season as the Panthers’ assistant coach under Gary Henderson. Peters had spent the previous four years playing in the organization after being drafted by the club in the 24th round of the 1989 Amateur Draft. While in the Dodgers system, Peters advanced as high as -A San Antonio before beginning his coaching career. In 1989, his first season in , he was named the MVP for the Salem Dodgers. Peters graduated from Cal State Fullerton in 1989 with his bachelor’s in physical education. He was an honorable mention All-American for the Titans, helping lead them to a third-place finish at the 1988 NCAA Division I College . He earned his master’s degree in education, with an emphasis in physical education, from Azusa Pacific University in 1994.

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MATT TONY VAUGHN SCHIFANO Associate Head Coach Assistant Coach 16th Year 1st Year UC Davis ’92 UC Davis ’97

The veteran of the Aggie baseball Former Aggie great Tony Schifano staff, Matt Vaughn enters his 16th season returns to his alma mater following a with the program, now as associate head 10-year professional baseball career and coach. He has been an integral part of a recent stint as an assistant coach at Los the Aggies success in that time, includ- Gatos High School. Schifano’s primary ing two trips to the Division II College duties will include coaching the infield- World Series (1995 and 2003). During his career, Vaughn’s duties have ers and serving as the third base coach during games. He will also assist included development of the Aggie pitching staff, recruiting and the with baserunning, hitting and recruiting. numerous day-to-day duties of running a collegiate baseball program. During his time at Los Gatos, the team accumulated 90 wins over In his UC Davis tenure, Vaughn has coached 22 players who have four seasons and won a Central Coast Section title in 2006. gone on to sign professional contracts, including 11 pitchers. Nine of his Schifano enjoyed a stellar collegiate career with the Aggies from players have earned a total of 11 All-America honors and three have been 1994-97. During that time he was a three-time All-Northern California named West Region Pitchers of the Year. In 2004, one of his protegés Athletic Conference First Team selection. He was a member of the 1995 – Michael Potter – captured California Collegiate Athletic Association team that won a regional championship and advanced to the NCAA Divi- of the Year honors. In Vaughn’s tenure as pitching coach, five of sion II College World Series under legendary Aggie coach Phil Swimley. his pitchers have been selected as conference pitcher of the year. He was also a member of the 1994 squad that won the final NCAC In 1997, in a national setting, Vaughn was one of six coaches named championship for UC Davis. to the USA Baseball support staff for its 1997 National Team Trials in Schifano signed as an undrafted free agent with the Florida Marlins Tampa, Fla., where he assisted in player evaluation and development. in 1997 and worked his way through the minor league system until Internationally, Vaughn spent two summers working for Major League making it to the Triple-A level with the Houston Astros in 2001. He Baseball International in Europe. also played professionally with the independent Central League and In the summer of 1992, he served as a baseball envoy to Czecho- Northern League. In 2000, Schifano was a member of Team USA at slovakia and Poland. Then in 1994, he was the pitching coach for the the Panama Cup. Great Britain National Team as they played in the European “B” Pool When he graduated in 1997, Schifano held the career record for hits Championships. (214), and was second in games played (194) and at bats (678). He Vaughn pitched for the Aggies from 1989-92, winning nine games continues to remain in the top five in those categories and also appears while starting 26 and relieving in 11 others. He was an honorable men- on the all-time list in runs scored (135) and triples (12). Additionally, tion All-NCAC selection his senior year and won his last four decisions Schifano still holds the single season record for most chances without as an Aggie, including his final three starts. an error (103). Vaughn graduated from UC Davis in 1992 with a degree in biological sciences. He received his master’s JON degree in management from HEUERMAN National University in 1999. Volunteer Assistant He and his wife, Dana, were 2nd Year married on New Year’s Eve, San Jose State 1998. They have a son, Jack- son, and a daughter, Casey. Jon Heuerman enters his second year as a volunteer assistant coach on the UC Davis baseball staff. He will work primarily with the Aggie outfielders and will serve as first base coach during the week. Heuerman, a 1999 graduate of Rocklin High School, starred for two years for nearby Sierra College. He earned all-conference honors twice, including California JC All-America merit in 2002. Heuerman later played one year at San Jose State. UC Davis represents his second coaching stint, as he served as fresh- man head coach for Rocklin High in 2006. He is currently finishing his history degree at Sacramento State.

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MATT KEVIN DEMPSEY JAMES Infielder • Senior Outfielder • Senior Bats/Throws: R-R Bats/Throws: L-R San Diego, Calif. El Cajon, Calif. Patrick Henry HS ’03 Granite Hills HS ’04

2007: ALL-DIV. I INDEPENDENT 2007: Started 27 of 35 games played... 6 HONORABLE MENTION... Started 44 of 20 Batted .279 (29-for-104) with 6 doubles, one 45 games played... Ranked 2nd on team in home and 16 RBIs in only 104 at-bats... batting at .362 (71-for-196)... Also was 2nd in homers (4), 3rd in multi- Had nine multiple games, all of the two-hit variety.... Compiled a hit games (22), at-bats (196), slugging (.424) and hits (71)... Hit safely 9-game hitting streak (5/5-5/26), batting .364 with 8 RBIs... Best game in 39 of 45 games... Added 30 runs and 27 RBIs... Enjoyed 14-game was against UC Irvine (4/28), hitting a 3-run shot to right to lift Aggies hitting streak (4/15-5/6), batting .417 (25-for-60) with 3 HR, 12 runs to a 3-2 victory. and 16 RBIs in that stretch... Owned a .509 (27-for-53) batting average 2006: Played in 35 games, starting 24... Finished 25-for-96 (.260) against left-handers... Hit .443 as the leadoff hitter... One of two Aggies at the plate, including 7 doubles and 10 RBIs... Had 4 multi-hit games, to enjoy a 4-RBI game, which he did twice: at Loyola Marymount (3/25) all in the second half of the season... Batted 2-for-4 with a double and and at home vs. Cal State Northridge (5/5)... Went 4-for-5 with 2 runs homer in season finale vs. Stanford (5/27)... Batted 8-for-20 (.400) dur- and 2 RBIs in 10-5 vs. Pacific (4/6). ing last six games (5/14-27)... Hit 3-for-5 with a double and 2 RBIs vs. 2006: Started 34 of 41 games played... Batted 34-for-123 (.276)... Cal Poly (5/14). Was Aggies’ toughest , fanning just seven times in 123 at-bats... 2005: Started 27 of 38 games played, all at DH or as a pinch hitter... Had nine multi-hit games... Rapped out three hits on five different occa- Batted .272 (25-for-92) with 6 doubles and a triple... Was team’s top pinch sions, including 3-for-3 with two runs and a double vs. Cal Poly (5/13)... hitter, finishing 5-for-12 (.417) with 2 doubles in that role... Had 6 multi- Hit 3-for-5 with 3 RBI at Santa Clara (3/15)... Recorded 6 sacrifice hits, hit games... Went 2-for-4 with a triple and 2 RBI at Cal (4/26)... Batted second on team behind Brandon Oliver. 4-for-10 in three-game homestand with UC Santa Barbara (4/8-4/10). 2005: Played in 16 games, starting 12... Batted .317 (13-for-41) with GRANITE HILLS HS ’04: Two-time MVP as a first baseman... Batted 3 doubles, 5 runs and 2 steals... Had four multi-hit games, three during .484 with 6 homers and 45 RBI as a junior, then improved those numbers a seven-game hitting streak (2/26-3/13)... Went 5-for-8 with 3 RBI in to .532-7-46 as a senior... Attended Francis Parker HS as a freshman, three-game homestand vs. Utah Valley State (3/11-3/13). helping team capture Southern Section D-IV title in 2001... Also played 2004: Redshirted. football, winning Coaches’ Award as an outside linebacker... Played club PATRICK HENRY HS ’03: Captured second-team All-San Diego ball for San Diego Prospects. Section and first-team All-Eastern League honors as a senior, batting PERSONAL: Born in El Cajon, Calif.... Majoring in economics... .380 and committing only three errors for the year... Helped team to Parents are John & Marcella James... Nickname is “Moose”... Lists his CIF-SDS Championships in 2003, batting .600 in the playoffs... Twice father as his non-sports hero, Albert Pujols as his sports hero. named to San Diego Union-Tribune All-Academic squad for baseball, once for basketball... Two-time Defensive Player of the Year... Batted .420 Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB with 15 steals, 27 runs and 22 RBI in 2002... Voted Most Inspirational 2005 .272 38 92 9 25 6 1 0 7 33 6 24 1 in basketball... Played club ball for San Diego Prospects for three years... 2006 .260 35 96 2 25 7 0 1 10 35 4 20 0 Named MVP of 2002 July 4th Tournament. 2007 .279 35 104 14 29 6 0 1 16 38 11 22 0 PERSONAL: Born in San Diego... Majoring in economics... Parents Total .271 108 292 25 79 19 1 2 33 106 21 66 1 are Rick & Fiona Dempsey... Career highlight was his section playoff performance: batted .600, had two game-winning hits and made a barehanded play in a televised game... Wears a wristband over his right elbow as a superstition.

Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB 2005 .317 16 41 5 13 3 0 0 3 16 4 3 2 2006 .276 41 123 9 34 1 0 0 11 35 2 7 1 2007 .362 44 196 30 71 6 0 4 27 89 4 26 3 Total .328 101 360 44 118 10 0 4 41 140 10 36 6

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RYAN EDDIE ROYSTER GAMBOA Outfielder • Senior Pitcher • Senior Bats/Throws: L-L Bats/Throws: R-R Sacramento, Calif. Merced, Calif. McClatchy HS ’03 Merced HS ’03

2007: Started 40 of 49 games played, 2007: Made 18 appearances and one 2 batting .286 (44-for-154)... Led team with 7 start... Went 4-1 with 3.25 ERA... Also re- 10 stolen bases... Added 17 runs and 15 RBIs corded 2 saves and a in 44.1 with 5 doubles and 2 triples... Managed 8 multi-hit games, including innings... Fanned 29 batters and allowed only 8 extra-base hits... Scat- 4-hit performances vs. Pacific (4/7) and Cal State Fullerton (4/15)... Had tered 6 hits and 2 runs while fanning 7 in a complete-game victory against double and triple in each... Swiped two bags vs. Oregon (2/23)... Drafted Washington State (5/27) in his only start... Threw a perfect 1.2 innings in 44th round by Cleveland, but did not sign. against UC Riverside (4/1) for his first ... Pitched 3.0 shutout innings 2006: Played in 27 games, starting 16... Batted 10-for-61 (.164) with against Portland (3/3)... Pitched a total of eight shutout relief stints. 10 runs... Went 2-for-5 with 2 runs in win vs. Pacific (4/7)... Had 2 of the 2006: Did not play due to injury. Aggies’ 4 hits in 2-1 win over top-ranked Cal State Fullerton (4/13). 2005: Multi-tasked as a spot starter, long reliever and stopper... Led 2005: Started 31 of 46 games played... Batted .220 (26-for-118) staff with 22 appearances, making four starts... Went 2-2 with team-best with 8 doubles, team-high 3 triples and 24 runs... Also stole 5 bases 4 saves and 3.39 ERA... Fanned 41 batters against just 15 walks in 61.0 on 11 attempts... Had five multi-hit games, including 3-for-5 outing vs. innings... Yielded just one run in 6.0 innings for no decision in first Utah Valley State (3/11)... Had pinch-hit triple at Cal Poly (4/15), his collegiate start at Sacramento State (2/13)... Season ERA bottomed out second three-bagger in six days... Stole one base in each game of Utah to 1.23 after firing 4.0 scoreless innings vs. Utah Valley State (3/11)... Valley State homestand (3/11-3/13)... Also swiped pair of bags vs. UC Lasted 3.2 shutout innings for first career save vs. UC Santa Barbara Riverside (5/7). (4/10)... Had three more saves during May. 2004: Redshirted. 2004: Redshirted. McCLATCHY HS ’03: Served as team captain as a senior... Voted MERCED HS ’03: Won first-team All-Central California Conference Most Outstanding Player on JV basketball team. honors in each of his last two years, plus second-team distinction as a PERSONAL: Born in Sacramento, Calif.... Majoring in communi- sophomore... Voted league MVP as a senior... Team won CCC titles all cation... Parents are Danny & Vanessa Royster... Uncle, Jerry Royster, three years and captured Sac-Joaquin Section banner in 2002... Finished played 16 years in the major leagues (mostly with Atlanta)... Proudest with career record of 27-9... Batted .367 as a junior, .340 as a senior personal accomplishment is being the first member of his family to at- shortstop. tend a university right out of high school. PERSONAL: Born in Sacramento, Calif.... Majoring in Spanish... Parents are Ascencion & Oralia Gamboa... Non-sports hero is his mother, sports heroes are his father and his uncle, Andy... Plans on career in Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB real estate. 2005 .220 46 118 24 26 8 3 0 9 40 9 21 5 2006 .164 27 61 10 10 1 0 0 1 11 1 13 2 2007 .286 49 154 17 44 5 2 0 15 53 15 28 10 Year W-L-S ERA G-GS CG SH IP H R ER BB SO 2005 2-2-4 3.39 22-4 0 0 61.0 56 29 23 15 41 Total .240 122 333 51 80 14 5 0 25 104 25 62 17 2006 did not play 2007 4-1-0 3.25 18-1 1 0 44.1 44 20 16 10 29 Total 6-3-4 3.33 40-5 1 0 105.1 100 49 39 25 70

Matt Dempsey Kevin James Ryan Royster Eddie Gamboa

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2005: Joined team in April, then started 28 games at third... Batted .260 (25-for-96) with 3 doubles, 2 triples and 11 RBI... Had 5 multi-hit JUSTIN games, including 3-hit performances at Nevada (4/19), at Cal (4/26) and FITZGERALD vs. Cal State Northridge (5/20)... Had 2 triples and 3 RBI in 6-4 win over Matadors (5/20)... Also had 3 RBI vs. Wolf Pack (4/19). Pitcher • Junior AGOURA HILLS HS ’04: Captured All-Marmonte League honors as Bats/Throws: R-R a senior, batting .350 with 28 RBI and a .450 OBA... Helped lead team Cloverdale, Calif. to league title in 2002... Hit better than .400 in three years with Agoura Cardinal Newman HS ’04 American Legion... Three-year Legion all-star pick. PERSONAL: Born in Thousand Oaks, Calif.... Majoring in civil 2007: Led team with 20 appearances, all engineering... Parents are David & Linda Hirneise... Proudest personal 31 in relief... Had 3 of team’s 6 saves... Finished accomplishment was participating in the World Wood Bat Champion- with a 1-4 record and 4.96 ERA... Fanned 16 ships in Florida, during which he hit a game-winning double to beat batters in 32.2 innings of work... Didn’t allow a baserunner and struck Puerto Rico. out a batter in his first save of the year against Saint Mary’s (2/13)... Fired 3.0 perfect innings in his second go-round with Gaels to earn his third Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB save of the year (4/17)... Particularly effective in 2-out situations, holding 2005 .260 28 96 8 25 3 2 0 4 34 4 33 0 2006 did not play opposing batters to .158 average (6-for-38). 2007 .154 24 78 4 12 3 0 0 9 15 7 12 3 2006: Pitched in five games, starting four, all in the early season... Total .212 52 174 12 37 6 2 0 13 49 11 45 3 Struck out 18 batters against seven walks in 23.0 innings... Went 1-0 with 4.70 ERA... Lone win was in brief relief outing vs. Santa Clara (2/7)... Had best appearance a week later vs. San Diego, allowing two hits and no earned runs in six innings (2/12)... Granted medical hardship season. 2005: Made 15 relief appearances... Finished 1-3 with 6.75 ERA... JEREMY Longest outing was 3.2 innings of shutout ball at Cal Poly... Struck out three batters with no walks in that stint... Entered May with 3.50 McCHESNEY season ERA. Pitcher • Junior CARDINAL NEWMAN HS ’04: Earned first-team All-North Bay Bats/Throws: R-R League and first-team All-Redwood Empire in both baseball and bas- San Jose, Calif. ketball in 2003-04... Compiled 9-0 record with 1.80, fanning 95 in 79 Valley Christian HS ’04 innings as a senior... Fired four shutouts, including a perfect game at the Adam Westcott Tournament... Team finished with a school-record 25-3 mark... Averaged 17 points, 7 rebounds per game in basketball as 2007: Did not play due to injury. a senior. 34 2006: Went 3-0 with a 2.70 ERA in four PERSONAL: Born in Santa Rosa, Calif.... Economics major... Parents starts... Allowed a .247 batting average and are Patrick & Margaret Fitzgerald, both of whom were collegiate ath- struck out 12 in 20.0 innings... Granted medical hardship year. letes... Patrick played basketball at Hawaii-Hilo, Margaret played softball 2005: Made 17 pitching appearances, including three starts... Fin- at Santa Rosa JC... Grandfather, John Fitzgerald, played for the Pirates ished 1-1 with 6.56 ERA in 35.2 innings... Made collegiate debut vs. and Cardinals organizations. Sacramento State, hurling 3.0 relief innings with no ER (2/13)... Lasted 5.2 innings with 2 ER and 3 in first career start vs. Hawai’i (3/2)... Also appeared as a pinch runner, scoring a run at San Diego Year W-L-S ERA G-GS CG SH IP H R ER BB SO 2005 1-3-1 6.75 15-0 0 0 25.1 37 22 19 13 14 (2/18) and stealing a base vs. USF (2/23). 2006† 1-0-0 4.70 5-4 0 0 23.0 23 18 12 7 18 VALLEY CHRISTIAN HS ’04: Captured first-team All-West Catholic 2007 1-4-3 4.96 20-0 0 0 32.2 31 27 18 15 16 Athletic League honors (as a pitcher) in 2004... Also named that year to Total 3-7-4 5.44 40-4 0 0 81.0 91 67 49 35 48 All-Central Coast Section and All-San Jose Mercury News first teams as an † - medical hardship season outfielder... Won All-WCAL second-team honors as a junior, honorable mention as a sophomore... Helped lead team to 27-10 record and CIF- CCS D-II title in 2002... Played summer ball for NorCal Baseball and Santa Clara Red Sox... Selected as No. 1 arm at 2002 Junior Olympics, GRANT leading team to 4th-place finish... Red Sox captured Palomino World Series title in 2004. HIRNEISE PERSONAL: Born in San Jose, Calif.... Computer engineering major... First Base • Junior Parents are Gary & Donna McChesney... Career highlight was homering Bats/Throws: R-R in the Palomino World Series championship game. Agoura Hills, Calif. Agoura Hills HS ’04 Year W-L-S ERA G-GS CG SH IP H R ER BB SO 2005 1-1-1 6.56 17-3 0 0 35.2 45 32 26 18 24 2006 3-0-0 2.70 4-4 0 0 20.0 18 9 6 8 12 2007: Started 20 of 24 games played... 2007 did not play 44 Missed majority of the season with a hand Total 4-1-1 5.17 21-7 0 0 55.2 63 41 32 26 36 injury... Had 12 hits in 78 at bats (.154) along with 3 doubles and 9 RBIs... Best game came against Saint Mary’s (2/13) as he scored a run and drove in a season-high 2 RBIs. 2006: Did not play.

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2006: Appeared in 34 games, starting 23... Saw majority of action at third base... Batted .267 (27-for-101) with 14 runs... Stole 3 bases on BRYAN 4 attempts... Enjoyed productive February, batting 17-for-54 (.315)... EVANS Went 2-for-4 with 2 doubles and an RBI vs. Utah (2/19)... Batted 5-for-8 with 2 runs in UC Santa Barbara road series (5/20-21). Pitcher • Junior CYPRESS COLLEGE: Earned All-Southern California and first-team Bats/Throws: R-R All-Orange Empire Conference honors in 2005... Batted .420 with 7 Mission Viejo, Calif. homers and 40 RBI. Tesoro HS ’05 SERVITE HS ’03: Garnered All-Serra League honors three times... Selected as team’s Rookie of the Year in 2001. 2007: ALL-DIV. I INDEPENDENT SEC- PERSONAL: Born in Anaheim, Calif.... Majoring in history... Parents 24 OND TEAM... Finished at 5-5 with a 5.28 are Lowell & Kim Hudson. ERA in 15 appearances... Made 11 starts... Threw a team-high two complete games... Tied Brad McAtee for team Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB lead in strikeouts (57)... Gave up only one all season in 76.2 2006 .267 34 101 14 27 3 0 0 7 30 1 19 3 ... Had season-high 10 strikeouts in eight innings against 2007 .326 50 184 25 60 12 0 2 26 78 20 17 4 San Francisco (4/24)... Pitched two consecutive complete games against Total .305 84 285 39 87 15 0 2 33 108 21 36 7 Nevada (5/1) and Cal State Northridge (5/6) ... Became first-ever player to earn All-Independent Pitcher of the Week honors in three consecutive weeks (4/24, 5/1, 5/8)... Won four straight starts in that span, cutting season ERA from 7.24 to 3.86. 2006: Started 12 of 17 appearances... Went 3-10 with 5.25 ERA... Did JAKE not allow an until his sixth appearance (vs. Oral Roberts, 3/3), JEFFERIES a stretch of 14.0 innings... Run included two relief wins against ranked teams: No. 13 San Diego (2/12) and No. 8 Oregon State (2/24)... Spun • Junior 5.0 scoreless innings in win at Santa Clara (3/15)... Lasted 7.1 innings Bats/Throws: L-R with no earned runs vs. Long Beach State (4/23). Merced, Calif. TESORO HS ’05: Named Pacific Coast League Player of the Year as a Buhuch Colony HS ’05 senior, finishing with an 8-1 mark and 1.52 ERA... Garnered All-Southern Section honors as well... Went 8-5 with a 2.46 ERA in 2004, earning first- 2007: Started 48 of 52 games played... team All-PCL and second-team all-section distinction... Batted .340 in 8 Batted .302 (58-for-192) with 13 doubles each of his last two seasons and led team with 5 HR as a senior... Played and 34 RBIs... Was team’s toughest out, fan- summer ball for OC Angels and Saddleback Devils. ning just 13 times (once per 14.77 at-bats)... Had 17 multi-hit games, PERSONAL : Born in Mission Viejo, Calif.... Majoring in food including six in a span of seven games from May 4-13... Batted 16-for-30 science... Parents are Craig & Debbie Evans... Career highlight was (.533) with 16 RBIs in that span, part of a 12-game hitting streak... Hit pitching at in the Southern Section playoffs. 2-for-5 with 2 doubles vs. Cal Poly (5/11), then 4-for-5 with 2 doubles the next day... Finished that series with 3-for-5, 2-RBI game vs. Mustangs Year W-L-S ERA G-GS CG SH IP H R ER BB SO (5/13)... Season’s lone homer came in 3-for-4 performance at Saint Mary’s 2006 3-10-0 5.25 17-12 0 0 70.1 98 56 41 23 50 (4/17)... Had season-best 3 RBIs in 5-1 win over Pacific (4/7). 2007 5-5-0 5.28 15-11 2 0 76.2 81 51 45 32 57 2006: Appeared in 20 games, starting 16... Batted 14-for-59 (.237) Total 8-15-0 5.27 32-23 2 0 147.0 179 107 86 55 107 with 3 doubles... Had four multi-hit games, including back-to-back against Utah (2/19) and San Francisco (2/21)... Batted 3-for-8 with a double in home series with Cal Poly (5/12-14). BUHACH COLONY HS ’05: Selected as Valley Oak League MVP EVAN as a senior... Added area and district MVP honors... Selected to all-state first team... Voted Offensive MVP of VOL in 2004... Led team to 55-8 HUDSON combined record and back-to-back Sac-Joaquin Section titles in final Utility • Senior two years. Bats/Throws: R-R PERSONAL: Born in Merced, Calif.... Majoring in communication... Anaheim, Calif. Parents are John Jefferies and Suzanne Fagundes... Stepbrother, Chris Cypress College/Servite HS ’03 Fagundes, recently graduated from UC Davis... Nephew of Blas Minor, who pitched for Arizona State and the Pittsburgh Pirates.

2007: Started all 50 games played... Fin- Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB 26 ished 3rd on team in batting at .326 (60-for- 2006 .237 20 59 4 14 3 0 0 4 17 3 6 0 184) with 25 runs and 26 RBIs... Also had 12 2007 .302 52 192 20 58 13 0 1 34 74 10 13 2 doubles and 2 homers... Drew 20 walks to lift on-base average to .399... Total .287 72 251 24 72 16 0 1 38 91 13 19 2 Led Aggies with 4 sacrifice flies and added 8 sacrifice hits... Hit .409 (18-for-44) against lefties, 109 points higher than against right-handers... Put together team-best 16-game hitting streak from 4/24-5/20 ... Batted .404 (23-for-57) with 6 doubles during that streak... Had 17 multi-hit games, including three 3-hit contests... Best outing came against LMU (3/25), hitting 3-for-4 with 3 runs and 3 RBIs.

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BRAD ALEK McATEE DIACHENKO Pitcher • Junior Pitcher/Outfielder • Sophomore Bats/Throws: R-R Bats/Throws: B-R Poway, Calif. San Diego, Calif. Poway HS ’05 Cathedral Catholic HS ’06

2007: Started 15 games, finishing at 4-4 2007: Pitched in 8 games as a reliever... 32 and team-best 3.76 ERA (9th among D-I In- 30 Totalled 6.2 innings with 2.70 ERA... dependents)... Led Aggies with 93.1 innings Allowed 12 hits and 9 runs, but just 2 earned pitched while sharing team lead with 57 strikeouts... Had complete-game runs... Enjoyed solid April, allowing no ER in 4.2 innings during four victory vs. Cal State Northridge (5/4)... Also went 9.0 innings vs. Wash- relief appearances. ington State (5/25), allowing just five hits and a run in no-decision... CATHEDRAL CATHOLIC HS ’06: Earned All-Western League Narrowly missed a third CG, scattering 7 hits with 2 ER in 8.2 innings honors and team’s Outstanding Pitcher award as a senior... Posted 3.96 of work vs. UC Santa Barbara (3/18)... Fanned season-best 8 against 3 ERA in 65.1 innings, while batting .350 with 6 homers and 24 RBIs... walks in wins vs. Saint Mary’s (2/13) and Cal State Northridge (5/4)... Helped team to 21-12 reacord and San Diego Section Div. III title... Surrendered 7 hits, all singles, in win over Gaels. Three-time All-Academic selection, graduating with 4.1 GPA. 2006: Appeared in 18 games, making 4 starts... Finished 0-4 with PERSONAL: Born in San Diego, Calif.... Majoring in exercise an 8.51 ERA... Struck out 39 batters, 3rd on team... Did not allow an biology... Parents are Thom & Beth Diachenko. earned run in first 11.1 innings (2/10-25), including 4-inning relief stints vs. San Diego (2/11) and Utah (2/18). POWAY HS ’05: Earned second-team All-North County and first- Year W-L-S ERA G-GS CG SH IP H R ER BB SO 2007 0-0-0 2.70 8-0 0 0 6.2 12 9 2 3 2 team All-Palomar League honors in 2005... Went 7-4 with 67 strikeouts as a senior, 4-3 with 2 saves as a junior... Named to San Diego Union-Tribune All-Academic team as a junior and senior... Helped team to 14-1 record and Palomar League title in 2005... Played summer ball for Southland Shockers... Fired a four-hitter at the Connie Mack West Regionals. TREVOR PERSONAL: Born in La Jolla, Calif.... Majoring in managerial FOX economics... Parents are Joe & Amy McAtee... Career highlight was becoming the first pitcher from Poway HS to beat rival Rancho Bernardo Pitcher • Senior in nine years. Bats/Throws: L-L Beaverton, Calif. Santa Rosa JC/Beaverton HS ’03 Year W-L-S ERA G-GS CG SH IP H R ER BB SO 2006 0-4-1 8.51 18-4 0 0 48.2 59 52 46 39 39 2007 4-4-0 3.76 15-15 2 0 93.1 99 52 39 43 57 2007: Led all Aggie starters with 16 Total 4-8-1 6.59 33-19 2 0 142.0 158 104 85 82 96 27 appearances (14 starts, 2 relief stints)... Finished 3-7 with 5.51 ERA... Finished 2nd on team in starts and innings pitched (83.1)... Fanned 50 batters against 28 walks... Relief appearances were his Aggie debut (Santa Clara, 2/6) Going the distance and his season finale (Washington State, 5/26)... Fired 5.1 scoreless innings with 6 strikeouts in those outings... Had one complete game, Five Aggie pitchers tallied six complete games in 2007, includ- allowing 6 hits and 4 runs vs. UC Riverside (3/30)... Enjoyed best start vs. ing team leader Bryan Evans with two. Eddie Gamboa, used as a Sacramento State (3/10), posting line of 7ip-5h-2r-1er-2bb-6so... Earned reliever during the year, earned a CG in his only start of the season. first Aggie win vs. Santa Clara (2/17), allowing 2 runs in 5.0 innings. What follows is a summary of the UC Davis complete games. SANTA ROSA JUNIOR COLLEGE: Won All-Big Seven Conference honors as a junior, posting 8-3 record with 3.12 ERA in 106.2 innings... Date Player Opponent IP H R ER BB SO 3/30 Trevor Fox UC Riverside (L, 1-4) 9.0 6 4 4 0 4 Fired a complete-game win in 2006 state playoffs... Helped team to state 5/1 Bryan Evans Nevada (W, 6-2) 9.0 5 2 2 2 6 championship as a freshman, going 5-3 with a 3.64 ERA... Bear Cubs 5/4 Brad McAtee CS Northridge (W, 7-4) 9.0 7 4 4 3 8 went combined 42-24 under head coach Damon Neidlinger. 5/6 Bryan Evans Cal State Northridge (W, 5-1) 9.0 7 1 0 4 7 BEAVERTON HS ’03: Captured first-team All-Metro League, third- 5/8 Jeff Reekers Sacramento State (W, 5-1) 9.0 10 1 1 0 3 team all-state honors as a senior. 5/27 Eddie Gamboa Washington State (W, 4-1) 9.0 6 2 1 2 7 PERSONAL: Born in Sunnyvale, Calif.... Majoring in landscape architecture... Parents are Larry & Judy Fox... Larry was a high jumper at UC Santa Barbara... Dream vacation would be in outer space.

Year W-L-S ERA G-GS CG SH IP H R ER BB SO 2007 3-7-0 5.51 14-12 1 0 83.1 101 66 51 28 50

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MARCO KYLE GRIFANTINI MIHAYLO Pitcher • Senior Infielder • Sophomore Bats/Throws: R-R Bats/Throws: R-R Redding, Calif. Aliso Viejo, Calif. Feather River Coll./Enterprise HS ’03 Aliso Niguel HS ’06

2007: Made 12 relief appearances, 2007: ALL- DIV. I INDEPENDENT 19 logging 14.0 innings... Finished 0-1 with 15 HONORABLE MENTION... Started 26 of 8.36 ERA... Struck out season-best 3 batters 36 games played as a true freshman... Batted in 1.1 scoreless innings vs. UC Riverside (3/31)... Longest stint was 2.1 .260 (25-for-96) with 15 runs scored and 17 RBIs... Finished 4th on shutout frames vs. UC Santa Barbara (5/19). team in home runs (3) and stolen bases (6-for-7)... Had 7 multi-hit FEATHER RIVER COLLEGE: Played 2004 and 2006 seasons... games, two of the 3-hit variety... Went 11-for-30 (.367) with runners Finished 4th in state with school-record 1.33 ERA as a freshman... in scoring position... Was 6-for-10 (.600) with runners on third base... Went 8-2 with a save in 95 innings, earning first-team All-Golden Two of his homers were vs. Sacramento State (3/11 & 5/16), the latter Valley Conference honors... Garnered All-GVC second-team nod as a in a 3-for-5 game. sophomore, going 4-0 with 2.52 ERA... Played for Reed Peters, twin ALISO NIGUEL HS ’06: Batted .413 with 7 homers and 27 RBI, brother of Aggie head coach Rex Peters... Made Dean’s List all six earning first-team All-Sea View League and Offensive Player of the Year semesters. honors as a senior... Also won first-team All-SVL merit in 2005, batting ENTERPRISE HS ’03: Won All-Northern Athletic League honorable .434 with 6 homers and a .925 slugging average... Helped team to three mention in baseball, plus two All-NAL awards in soccer. straight league championships... Four-year Scholar-Athlete... Selected PERSONAL: Born in Yreka, Calif.... Majoring in animal biology... as class valedictorian, graduating with GPA of better than 4.0... Also Parents are Mike & Gail Grinfantini... Career highlight was placing fourth played for Orange County Angels for three years, winning numerous at regionals with 14-15 League team... tournaments plus the state title. PERSONAL: Born in Long Beach, Calif.... Has yet to declare a major... Parents are Fred & Brenda Mihaylo... Proudest accomplishment was Year W-L-S ERA G-GS CG SH IP H R ER BB SO earning first-team all-league honors for two straight years, batting better 2007 0-1-0 8.36 12 0 0 14.0 17 13 13 8 12 than .400 in each season.

Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB 2007 .260 36 96 15 25 0 0 3 17 34 10 24 6 COLIN McCUSKER Pitcher • Senior PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Bats/Throws: L-L Daniel CEPIN “SEE-pin” Parker, Colo. Alek DIACHENKO “dye-CHEN-koh” Saddleback Coll./Ponderosa HS ’03 Marco GRIFANTINI “GRIFF-an-TEE-nee” Scott HEYLMAN “HIGH-ul-man” Grant HIRNEISE “her-NEESS” 2007: Appeared in 11 games, all in Brad McATEE “MACK-ah-tee” 16 relief... Had 10.00 ERA with no decisions... Kyle MIHAYLO “mih-HAY-loh” Longest outing was 2.0 scoreless innings vs. Jon HEUERMAN “HEER-man” Fresno State (4/10)... Fanned 2 batters in 1.0 vs. Nevada (3/6). Tony SCHIFANO “shih-FAH-noh” SADDLEBACK COLLEGE: Went 3-1 with 4.80 ERA in 2006, fanning 24 in 30.0 innings... Pitched 5.0 scoreless relief innings in 2005... Team went 49-29 in his two years... Made Dean’s List both years... Played summer ball for Southern California Fire in 2005, placing 3rd at NBC World Series in Wichita, Kan. PONDEROSA HS ’03: Earned first-team All-Continental League honors as a senior... Went 6-1 with a 2.80 ERA and 54 strikeouts... Captured Marines Oustanding Student-Athlete Award... Posted 2-0 record as a junior. PERSONAL: Born in Wurzburg, Germany... Majoring in history... Parents are Gary & Debi McCusker... Career highlight was striking out nine batters in a game at Coors Field... Career plans are to become a high school teacher and coach.

Year W-L-S ERA G-GS CG SH IP H R ER BB SO 2007 0-0-0 10.00 11-0 0 0 9.0 11 11 10 4 6

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JEFF JUSTIN REEKERS SCHAFER Pitcher • Senior Infielder • Sophomore Bats/Throws: R-R Bats/Throws: R-R Moraga, Calif. Los Gatos, Calif. Ohlone College/Campolindo HS ’04 Los Gatos HS ’06

2007: Finished at 6-5 with 4.14 ERA... 2007: Started 34 of 40 games played as 11 Led team in wins and winning percentage 23 a true freshman, mostly at shortstop... One (.545)... Pitched in 14 games, starting 13... of six Aggies to hit better than .300 (.301, Walked just 13 batters (with 22 strikeouts) in 78.1 innings... Fired on 37-for-123)... Added 12 walks and 5 HBP to vault on-base average complete game, allowing just one run and no walks in 5-1 win over to .383... Hit 2-for-4 vs. Pepperdine in collegiate debut (2/9), then Sacramento State (5/8). was 2-for-3 with 2 runs the following day... Had 10 multi-hit games... OHLONE COLLEGE: Went 9-4 with 2.93 ERA as a sophomore... Batted 3-for-3 wth a double vs. Portland (3/3)... Hit 3-for-5 vs. Loyola Fanned 69 batters against just 26 walks in 113.2 innings... Earned Marymount later in the month (3/25)... Drove in 2 RBIs in 2-for-3 game first-team All-Coast South Conference nod... Also won second-team vs. San Francisco (4/24). all-conference honors as a freshman in 2005, finishing 3-2 with a 3.49 LOS GATOS HS ’06: Hit .453 with school records for 48 hits and ERA... Won Outstanding Student award in the field of exercise science 13 doubles as a senior... Selected to All-Central Coast Section first team and wellness in 2006. that year... Earned first-team All-De Anza Athletic League distinction in CAMPOLINDO HS ’04: Selected to all-state first team (for medium junior and senior seasons... Named team MVP and won schools) and won Diablo Foothill Athletic League MVP honors as a in 2006... Team went 28-5 and won league and section titles under head senior... Went 8-3 with 1.13 ERA that year... Struck out 63 batters in coach Brad Sanfilippo, who starred for UC Davis in mid-1990s. 74 innings... Helped Campo to North Coast Section playoffs...Named PERSONAL: Born in San Jose, Calif.... Has not declared a major... as Prep Athlete of the Spring by Contra Costa Times in 2004... Had Parents are Randy & Stacey Schafer... Career highlight was leading LGHS career pitching record of 19-9... Also played first base, batting .391 as to 2006 section championship. a senior, .400 as a junior... Garnered NCS Scholar-Athlete honors in 2004 and 2006. Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB PERSONAL: Born in Oakland, Calif.... Majoring in managerial 2007 .301 40 123 21 37 2 0 0 7 39 12 17 2 economics... Parents are Michael & Janet Reekers... Career highlight was hitting a walk-off homer in his Pony League title game.

Year W-L-S ERA G-GS CG SH IP H R ER BB SO ALEX 2007 6-5-0 4.14 14 13 0 78.1 88 37 36 13 22 DREYFUSS Infielder • R-Freshman Bats/Throws: R-R NUMERICAL ROSTER Mountain View, Calif. Saint Francis HS ’06 2 Ryan ROYSTER OF 23 Justin SCHAFER IF 3 Grant JOHNSON C 24 Bryan EVANS RHP 4 Rikki FOSTER IF 25 Ryan SCOMA OF 2007: Redshirted. 6 Matt DEMPSEY IF 26 Evan HUDSON IF 35 SAINT FRANCIS HS ’06: Batted .581 7 Eddie GAMBOA RHP 27 Trevor FOX LHP with 3 home runs, setting West Catholic 8 Jake JEFFERIES C 28 Scott CHEW LHP Athletic League batting record... Selected to All-WCAL first team, 9 Scott HEYLMAN IF 29 Matt VAUGHN Assoc. HC Central Coast Section second team as a catcher... Garnered All-WCAL 10 Marco GRIFANTINI RHP 30 Alek DIACHENKO OF/P honorable mention as a junior, batting .333 with 3 homers... Captured 11 Jeff REEKERS RHP 31 Justin FITZGERALD RHP Coaches’ Award as a sophomore... Played for former Aggie 12 Corbin CUTSHAW OF 32 Brad McATEE RHP Neal Swank. 13 Daniel CEPIN OF 33 Tom BRINER RHP PERSONAL: Born in Denver, Colo.... Has not declared a major... 14 Ty KELLY IF 34 Jeremy McCHESNEY RHP Parents are Bruce & Dorian Dreyfuss... Proudest achievement was 15 Kyle MIHAYLO OF 35 Alex DREYFUSS C breaking WCAL batting average record... Career highlight was launching 16 Colin McCUSKER LHP 36 Andy SUITER LHP a grand slam in a tournament playoff game at Santa Clara. 17 Rex PETERS Head Coach 42 Eric JOHNSON IF/OF 18 Jon HEUERMAN Vol. AC 43 Scotty WALKER LHP 19 Grant BAUER IF 44 Grant HIRNEISE IF 20 Kevin JAMES OF 48 Will CHAPMAN OF 21 Tony SCHIFANO Asst. Coach Dayne QUIST (RS) LHP 22 Matthew STEIN RHP Nathan SLATER (RS) LHP

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RIKKI GRANT FOSTER BAUER Infielder • R-Freshman Infielder • Freshman Bats/Throws: R-R Bats/Throws: R-R Lincoln, Calif. San Carlos, Calif. Lincoln HS ’06 Bellarmine Prep ’07

2007: Redshirted. BELLARMINE PREP ’07: Helped lead 4 LINCOLN HS ’06: Batted .628 with 19 team to West Catholic Athletic League and 1.192 slugging average as a senior... Led Central Coast Section titles as a junior... Sac-Joaquin Section and finished 5th in state in batting... Earned All- Named to Bay Area World Series All-Tournament Team in 2006... Also State, All-Metro (second team) and All-Pioneer Valley League honors that made all-tournament squad at 2005 AAU National Championship... Cited year... Batted .426 and .417 in junior and sophomore years, respectively... as one of nation’s top 300 prep players by ... Batted .393 Earned All-PVL distinction in 2004, then honorable mention in 2005 with 22 runs and 20 RBIs as a senior. despite missing most of hte season... Also lettered in wrestling, helping PERSONAL: Born in Redwood City, Calif.... Majoring in economics... team win back-to-back league championships... Played summer ball for Parents are William & Susan Bauer... Older brother, Brad, attends Cal El Dorado Hills Vipers. Poly... Career plans are to “make enough money to get a house in Cabo”... PERSONAL: Born in Roseville, Calif.... Has not declared a major... Career highlight was leading Bellarmine to CCS title as a junior. Parents are Rick & Connie Foster... Proudest accomplishment was leading the CIF-SJS in batting as a senior. TOM BRINER MATTHEW Pitcher • Freshman STEIN Bats/Throws: R-R Outfielder • R-Freshman Redding, Calif. Bats/Throws: R-R Foothill HS ’07 Sunland, Calif. Flintridge Prep ’06 FOOTHILL HS ’07: Earned Northern 33 Section MVP honors as a senior... Batted 2007: Redshirted. .513 with 31 RBIs as a third baseman, while 22 FLINTRIDGE PREP ’06: Earned first- posting 8-1 record with 1.59 ERA from the mound... Captured All- team All-Prep League honors in 2003, 2005 Eastern Athletic League accolades for three straight seasons... Helped team and 2006... Added first-team all-area awards as a junior and senior, plus win EAL titles in 2005 and 2007, including Northern Section banner in All-Southern Section accolades in 2006... Batted .540 and struck out 89 2005... Added All-Redding Record Searchlight honors in basketball as batters as a senior... Three-time team MVP... Also helped football team a forward, averaging 10.4 points and 4.9 rebounds per game... Played to 13-1 record and section championship in 2003... Played summer ball summer ball for the Redding Stars from 2004-07. for East L.A. Dodgers. PERSONAL: Born in Redding, Calif.... Majoring in political science... PERSONAL: Born in Los Angeles, Calif.... Exercise biology major... Parents are Kevin & Kalin Maple... Career highlight was winning a Parents are Michael & Debbie Stein... Debbie is a UC Davis alumna. Northern Section title... Best athletes he has faced are Jeff Maehl (now of Oregon) and Aaron Westlake (now at Vanderbilt)... First on the list of places he’d like to visit: Fenway Park.

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DANIEL CORBIN CEPIN CUTSHAW Infielder/Outfielder • Freshman Outfielder • Freshman Bats/Throws: B-R Bats/Throws: R-R Coronado, Calif. Carlsbad, Calif. Coronado HS ’07 Santa Fe Christian HS ’07

CORONADO HS ’07: Selected to All- UC DAVIS FOOTBALL: Redshirted 13 Western League second team as a senior... 12 in 2007. Won Under Armour Preseason All-America SANTA FE CHRISTIAN HS ’07: status to open 2007 season... Helped lead team to San Diego Section title Selected as school’s Athlete of the Year in 2006, starring in both baseball in 2006... Earned team’s Coaches’ Award as a sophomore, batting .341... and football... Batted .457 and slugged .663 as a senior... Gridiron Two-year All-Academic honoree by San Diego Union-Tribune. accolades made him one of Aggie football’s top recruits in 2007... Earned PERSONAL: Born in Chula Vista, Calif.... Majoring in exercise Cal-Hi Sports All-State, All-San Diego Section and Coast League Offensive biology... Parents are Daniel & Monica Cepin... Says few people don’t Player of the Year honors as a senior running back... Rushed for 2,007 know that he’s half-Dominican and half-Spanish... Career plans, if he yards and 31 touchdowns that year, helping lead team to third straight doesn’t play professional baseball, are in sports medicine or finance/ CIF-SDS title... Coach was former Cleveland Browns quarterback Brian accounting. Sipe... Made San Diego Union-Tribune and North County All-Academic squads. PERSONAL: Born in San Diego, Calif.... Majoring in civil engineering... Parents are Ross & Sue Cutshaw... Has three sisters: Alanna, WILL Tara, Katrina... Katrina is also a freshman at UC Davis... Career highlight was winning three section football titles in high school. CHAPMAN Outfielder • Freshman Bats/Throws: R-R Calabasas, Calif. SCOTT Calabasas HS ’07 HEYLMAN Infielder • Freshman CALABASAS HS ’07: Four-year Bats/Throws: R-R 48 letterwinner for head coach Bret Saberhagen... San Diego, Calif. Batted .459 as a freshman... Also played Point Loma HS ’07 basketball, earning Coaches’ Award... Helped lead hoops team to 22-6 record and Marmonte League title as a junior... Made honor roll all eight POINT LOMA HS ’07: Captured first- semesters and earned Presidental Academic Award... Played summer ball 9 for NorCal Baseball, helping team to No. 3 ranking, plus berths in BCS team All-Western League honors as a junior... national semis and World Wood Bat Association national quarterfinals. Batted .356 with 6 homers and 26 RBIs as a PERSONAL: Born in Santa Monica, Calif.... Has not declared a senior, living up to Puma Preason All-America nod... Earned San Diego major... Parents are Robert & Candace Chapman... Career highlight Union-Tribune All-Academic distinction... Attended The Bishop’s School happened in his senior year at Calabasas HS: hit 2-for-3 and made diving as a freshman, claiming team’s Rookie of the Year award... Played summer catch in warning track with bases loaded and two out, preserving a win ball for San Diego Sun Devils from 2003-06. PERSONAL vs. No. 3 Chatsworth HS... Event in history he wishes he could have : Born in San Diego, Calif.... Majoring in managerial seen was Babe Ruth’s 60th home run in 1927. economics... Parents are Mike & Joan Heylman... Full name is Michael Scott Heylman... Career highlight was his first home run in Little League... Moment in history he would have liked to see was Barry Bonds’ record- setting homer.

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ERIC TY JOHNSON KELLY Infielder • Freshman Infielder • Sophomore Bats/Throws: R-R Bats/Throws: B-R Los Altos, Calif. Tracy, Calif. Bellarmine Prep ’07 Loyola Marymount/St. Mary’s HS ’06

BELLARMINE PREP ’07: Earned All- LOYOLA MARYMOUNT: Played as a 42 West Catholic Athletic League honorable 14 freshman in 2007... Saw limited action due mention as a junior and senior... Team went to back injury, appearing in 11 games (with combined 69-9 in those two years, earning national rank, claiming two one start)... Batted 1-for-7 (.143) with 2 runs and a . WCAL pennants and capturing Central Coast Section title in 2006... ST. MARY’S HS ’06: Batted just shy of .400 with six homers as a Batted .327 with 20 runs and 19 RBIs as a senior, .412 with 31 runs and senior, earning All-Tri-City Athletic League and all-area honors... Voted 23 RBIs as a junior... Named to Bay Area World Series III All-Tournament team MVP and won Jason Vanover Baseball Scholarship... Selected to squad in 2006... Also selected to play in North-South All-Star Game. 2006 City vs. County All-Star Game... Garnered all-tournament honors at PERSONAL: Born in Mountain View, Calif.... Majoring in sociology... California North/South Series and Bay Area World Series during summer Parents are Dean & Lori Johnson... Uncle, Steve Enos, played football ball... Represented California at Oklahoma Sunbelt Baseball Classic in and baseball at UC Davis... Career highlight was winning the CCS title 2006... Also member of powerhouse Rams basketball team that won Sac- as a junior at Bellarmine. Joaquin Section and NorCal championships, advancing to state Division III title game... Named as All-TCAL Defensive Player of the Year, averaging 10 points, 3 steals, 4 rebounds and 4 assists per game. PERSONAL: Born in Dallas, Texas... Majoring in sociology... Parents GRANT are Patrick & Diane Kelly... Patrick played baseball and basketball at Colorado... Proudest personal accomplishment was reaching state finals JOHNSON in basketball as a high school senior. Catcher • Junior Bats/Throws: R-R Corona, Calif. Riverside CC/Norco HS ’05 DAYNE QUIST RIVERSIDE COMMUNITY COLLEGE: Pitcher • Freshman 3 Played two years for head coach Dennis Bats/Throws: L-L Rogers, helping team to 37-18 and state COA Santa Cruz, Calif. title in 2007... Earned school’s Man of the Year for 2006-07 academic Santa Cruz HS ’07 year, honored to one male student for outstanding academics and extracurricular achievements. NORCO HS ’05: Captured All-Mountain View League honors in SANTA CRUZ HS ’07: Captured All- 2004 and 2005, adding All-Southern Section nod as a senior... Batted RS Santa Cruz Coast Athletic League honors for .449 in 2004, earning team’s Best Offense award... Twice garnered three straight years... Posted 8-3 record with team’s Best Defense honor... Made Academic All-League team for three 2.20 ERA and 75 strikeouts as a senior, adding All-Santa Cruz County straight years... Helped team to 27-4 record and MVL title in 2005... distinction... Went 3-2 with 1.24 ERA as a junior, 5-2 with 2.50 ERA as a Graduated with honors, ranking ninth in class of 593 with 4.39 grade- sophomore... Team won All-SCCAL titles all four of his years, advancing point average. to Central Coast Section semifinal in 2005. PERSONAL: Born in Anaheim, Calif.... Has not declared a major... PERSONAL: Born in San Jose, Calif.... Exercise biology major... Parents are Don & Jan Johnson... Claims to be even better at fly fishing Parents are Robert Strickler and Linette Quist... Owned horses and was than he is at baseball... Career highlight was winning a state title for an avid rodeo competitor when he was younger... Sports hero is Satchel Riverside CC... Sports hero is Ivan Rodriguez, non-sports hero is the Paige... Career highlight was beating Los Gatos HS standout Kyle Blair entire U.S. military... Hopes for career in chemical engineering. with a complete-game victory.

2008 UC DAVIS BASEBALL 13 AGGIE PLAYER PROFILES

RYAN ANDY SCOMA SUITER Outfielder • Junior Pitcher • Sophomore Bats/Throws: L-R Bats/Throws: L-L San Carlos, Calif. Woodside, Calif. Coll. of San Mateo/Carlmont HS ’05 UCLA/Menlo School ’05

COLLEGE OF SAN MATEO: Captured UCLA: Redshirted in 2006 then pitched 25 first-team All-Coast Conference honors 36 in exhibition only (vs. St. Paul) in 2007. in 2007... Batted .359 with 18 doubles, 3 MENLO SCHOOL ’05: Two-sport triples, 5 homers and just 11 strikeouts in 140 at-bats... Hit .339 with standout, excelling in both baseball and water polo... Posted 8-3 mark 7 doubles as a freshman in 2006... Team won conference title both with 1.57 ERA and 139 strikeouts (in 80.1 innings) as a senior, earning seasons... Made Dean’s List both years. San Mateo County Player of the Year honors... Voted among top 15 CARLMONT HS ’05: Earned first-team All-Peninsual Athletic League area players by San Francisco Chronicle... Went 12-0 with 0.72 ERA and and all-county accolades as a senior outfielder... Batted .427, finishing school-record 146 strikeouts as a junior, claiming first-team Cal-Hi Sports as runner-up for PAL Player of the Year... Garnered All-PAL honorable All-State accloades... Also named Peninsula Athletic League Player of mention as a sophomore and junior, batting .340 and .365 in those the Year in 2004... Team won Central Coast Section title that year... Set respective years. school records for strikeouts in a game (18), season (146) and career PERSONAL: Born in Redwood City, Calif.... Majoring in economics... (433)... Finished with 29-7 career record... Earned prep All-America Parents are Tony & Lisa Scoma... Tony played baseball at USF... Says few and first-team All-CCS honors in water polo, scoring 70 goals and 66 people know he works with an Alzheimer’s patient... Career highlight assists... Played summer ball for St. Cloud Riverbats of Northwoods was batting 3-for-3 with 7 RBIs – in a single inning. League, helping team capture league title in 2005. PERSONAL: Born in Walnut Creek, Calif.... Majoring in organizational studies... Parents are Tom & Nancy Suiter... Career highlight was winning a section title in 2004... Would like to amend his sport by requiring wood NATHAN bats and moving the fences to 500 feet. SLATER Pitcher • Freshman Bats/Throws: L-L SCOTTY Fresno, Calif. Fresno HS ’07 WALKER Pitcher • Freshman Bats/Throws: L-L FRESNO HS ’07: Went 4-2 with 1.05 Rocklin, Calif. RS ERA as a senior, 5-4 and 1.42 ERA as a Del Oro HS ’07 junior... Won Fresno Easter Baseball Classic Scholarship in 2007... Voted as team’s Most Improved as a junior, Rookie of the Year as a sophomore... Four-year Honor Roll member and Fresno DEL ORO HS ’07: Named team MVP Bee Academic All-Star, graduating No. 1 in his class. 43 and garnered first-team All-Sierra Foothill PERSONAL: Born in Fresno, Calif.... Majoring in economics... League honors in both 2006 and 2007... Parents are Mark & Lisa Slater... Career highlight was firing two-hit Went 5-6 with 2.49 ERA as a senior, 5-1 and 1.29 ERA as a junior... shutout against rival Edison HS... Best athletes he has faced are Trent Fanned 139 batters in 108 innings during those two seasons... National Soares (now of Fresno State) and Stephen Pistoresi (now at Cal). Honor Society member... Played summer ball for El Dorado Hills Vipers from 2005-07. PERSONAL: Born in Rocklin, Calif.... Majoring in communication... Parents are Greg and Denise Walker... Career highlight was pitching against nationally ranked Houston Heat at the Jr. Olympics, winning 3-1 with a 10-strikeout performance... If he won $1 million, he’d take his two little brothers to every big league stadium.

14 2008 UC DAVIS BASEBALL 2008 UC DAVIS ROSTER

PITCHERS (16) Pos. Ht. Wt Yr. B-T Hometown Schools Major 33 Tom BRINER RHP 6-2 190 Fr. R-R Redding, Calif. Foothill HS ’07 Political Science 24 Bryan EVANS** RHP 6-3 205 Jr. R-R Mission Viejo, Calif. Tesoro HS ’05 Food Science 30 Alek DIACHENKO* OF/P 5-10 180 So. B-R San Diego, Calif. Cathedral Catholic HS ’06 Exercise Biology 31 Justin FITZGERALD*** RHP 6-4 225 Jr. R-R Cloverdale, Calif. Cardinal Newman HS ’04 Communication 27 Trevor FOX* LHP 6-5 210 Sr. L-L Beaverton, Ore. Santa Rosa College/Beaverton HS ’03 Communication 7 Eddie GAMBOA*** RHP 6-2 195 Sr. R-R Merced, Calif. Merced HS ’03 Communication 10 Marco GRIFANTINI* RHP 6-3 185 Sr. R-R Redding, Calif. Feather River Coll./Enterprise HS ’03 Communication 32 Brad McATEE** RHP 6-5 225 Jr. R-R Poway, Calif. Poway HS ’05 Communication 34 Jeremy McCHESNEY** RHP 6-2 190 Jr. R-R San Jose, Calif. Valley Christian HS ’04 Communication 16 Colin McCUSKER* LHP 6-1 180 Sr. L-L Parker, Colo. Saddleback College/Ponderosa HS ’03 History Dayne QUIST (RS) LHP 5-9 160 Fr. L-L Santa Cruz, Calif. Santa Cruz HS ’07 Exercise Biology 11 Jeff REEKERS* RHP 6-1 200 Sr. R-R Moraga, Calif. Ohlone College/Campolindo HS ’04 Managerial Economics Nathan SLATER (RS) LHP 6-5 180 Fr. L-L Fresno, Calif. Fresno HS ’07 Economics 22 Matthew STEIN RHP 6-0 190 RFr. R-R Sunland, Calif. Flintridge Prep ’06 Exercise Biology 36 Andy SUITER LHP 6-3 210 So. L-L Woodside, Calif. UCLA/Menlo School ’05 Organizational Studies 43 Scotty WALKER LHP 6-1 185 Fr. L-L Rocklin, Calif. Del Oro HS ’07 Communication

CATCHERS (3) Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. B-T Hometown Schools Major 35 Alex DREYFUSS C 5-10 185 RFr. R-R Mountain View, Calif. Saint Francis HS ’06 Undeclared 8 Jake JEFFERIES** C 6-3 200 Jr. L-R Merced, Calif. Buhuch Colony HS ’05 Communication 3 Grant JOHNSON C 5-10 180 Jr. R-R Corona, Calif. Riverside Comm. College/Norco HS ’05 Exploratory

INFIELDERS (9) Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. B-T Hometown Schools Major 19 Grant BAUER IF 5-11 175 Fr. R-R San Carlos, Calif. Bellarmine Prep ’07 Economics 6 Matt DEMPSEY*** IF 6-0 175 Sr. R-R San Diego, Calif. Patrick Henry HS ’03 Political Science/Comm. 4 Rikki FOSTER IF 5-8 165 RFr. R-R Lincoln, Calif. Lincoln HS ’06 Undeclared 9 Scott HEYLMAN IF 5-11 190 Fr. R-R San Diego, Calif. The Bishop’s School ’07 Managerial Economics 44 Grant HIRNEISE** IF 6-5 245 Jr. L-R Agoura Hills, Calif. Agoura HS ’04 Civil Engineering 26 Evan HUDSON** IF 6-2 195 Sr. R-R Anaheim, Calif. Cypress College/Servite HS ’03 History 42 Eric JOHNSON IF/OF 6-5 195 Fr. R-R Los Altos, Calif. Bellarmine Prep ’07 Sociology 14 Ty KELLY IF 6-0 180 So. B-R Tracy, Calif. Loyola Marymount/St. Mary’s HS ’06 Sociology 23 Justin SCHAFER* IF 6-1 190 So. R-R Los Gatos, Calif. Los Gatos HS ’06 Undeclared

OUTFIELDERS (7) Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. B-T Hometown Schools Major 13 Daniel CEPIN OF 6-1 180 Fr. B-R Coronado, Calif. Coronado HS ’07 Exercise Biology 48 Will CHAPMAN OF 6-0 185 Fr. R-R Calabasas, Calif. Calabasas HS ’07 Undeclared 12 Corbin CUTSHAW OF 5-9 180 Fr. R-R Carlsbad, Calif. Santa Fe Christian HS ’07 Civil Engineering 20 Kevin JAMES*** OF 6-2 195 Sr. L-R El Cajon, Calif. Granite Hills HS ’04 History 15 Kyle MIHAYLO* OF 6-3 205 So. R-R Aliso Viejo, Calif. Aliso Niguel HS ’06 Undeclared 2 Ryan ROYSTER*** OF 6-1 175 Sr. L-L Sacramento, Calif. McClatchy HS ’03 Communication 25 Ryan SCOMA OF 6-2 195 Jr. L-R San Carlos, Calif. Coll. of San Mateo/Carlmont HS ’05 Economics

*denotes years on UC Davis varsity

17 Rex PETERS Head Coach, 6th Year (Cal State Fullerton ’89) 29 Matt VAUGHN Associate Coach (Pitching), 16th Year (UC Davis ’92) 21 Tony SCHIFANO Assistant Coach (Infielders), 1st Year (UC Davis ’97) 18 Jon HEUERMAN Volunteer Assistant Coach (Outfielders), 2nd Year (Sacramento State)

2008 UC DAVIS BASEBALL 15 2007 GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS

Date Opponent W/L Score Rec Pitcher of Record R-H-E R-H-E Att Time Feb. 6 at Santa Clara L 6-7 0-1 Aurora (L, 0-1) 6-9-2 7-11-1 396 3:39 Feb. 9 at No. 23 Pepperdine L 2-6 0-2 Evans (L, 0-1) 2-8-2 6-14-1 211 2:30 Feb. 10 at No. 23 Pepperdine L 4-5 0-3 Fox (L, 0-1) 4-9-1 5-5-2 423 2:40 Feb. 11 at No. 23 Pepperdine L 3-11 0-4 Reekers (L, 0-1) 3-7-3 11-14-3 379 2:57 Feb. 13 SAINT MARY’S W 6-3 1-4 McAtee (W, 1-0) 6-10-3 3-7-0 211 2:37

Feb. 16 SANTA CLARA L 3-11 1-5 Evans (L, 0-2) 3-10-3 11-7-0 197 3:00 Feb. 17 at Santa Clara W 7-5 2-5 Fox (W, 1-1) 7-7-3 5-8-1 882 3:11 Feb. 18 SANTA CLARA W 3-2 3-5 Chew (W, 1-0) 3-5-1 2-8-2 409 2:32 Feb. 23 No. 15 OREGON STATE (1) L 2-11 3-6 Fox (L, 1-2) 2-8-2 11-13-2 579 3:27 Feb. 24 SAN FRANCISCO L 0-8 3-7 McAtee (L, 1-1) 0-5-5 8-9-0 175 2:42

Mar. 2 PORTLAND W 7-3 4-7 Evans (W, 1-2) 7-10-1 3-5-2 145 2:34 Mar. 3 PORTLAND L 2-5 4-8 Fox (L, 1-3) 2-8-2 5-9-1 181 2:17 Mar. 4 PORTLAND L 2-3 4-9 Reekers (L, 0-2) 2-5-2 3-11-0 190 2:16 Mar. 6 NEVADA L 6-10 4-10 Chew (L, 1-1) 6-17-1 10-18-1 116 3:04 Mar. 9 at Sacramento State L 5-7 4-11 Evans (L, 1-3) 5-12-4 7-11-0 164 3:06

Mar. 10 SACRAMENTO STATE W 5-3 5-11 Fox (W, 2-3) 5-11-2 3-7-1 327 2:07 Mar. 11 at Sacramento State W 7-3 6-11 Reekers (W, 1-2) 7-9-0 3-6-0 353 2:33 Mar. 13 CALIFORNIA L 6-7 6-12 Fitzgerald (L, 0-1) 6-13-1 7-7-1 307 3:13 Mar. 23 at Loyola Marymount W 9-3 7-12 Fox (W, 3-3) 9-12-0 3-6-0 416 3:10 Mar. 24 at Loyola Marymount L 3-4 7-13 Fitzgerald (L, 0-2) 3-11-1 4-9-0 507 2:49

Mar. 25 at Loyola Marymount W 16-5 8-13 Reekers (W, 2-2) 16-18-2 5-12-3 494 3:07 Mar. 27 at Fresno State L 2-8 8-14 Evans (L, 1-4) 2-13-0 8-9-0 1720 3:06 Mar. 30 UC RIVERSIDE L 1-4 8-15 Fox (W, 3-4) 1-3-0 4-6-1 143 1:45 Mar. 31 UC RIVERSIDE L 3-12 8-16 McAtee (L, 1-2) 3-8-3 12-14-2 261 3:15 Apr. 1 UC RIVERSIDE W 3-1 9-16 Reekers (W, 3-2) 3-7-1 1-3-3 267 2:16

Apr. 5 at Pacific L 10-12 9-17 Fitzgerald (L, 0-3) 10-15-0 12-14-2 415 2:33 Apr. 6 at Pacific W 10-5 10-17 Gamboa (W, 1-0) 10-18-3 5-14-5 568 3:01 Apr. 7 at Pacific W 14-5 11-17 Reekers (W, 4-2) 14-16-0 5-13-6 518 2:35 Apr. 10 FRESNO STATE L 3-4 11-18 Chew (L, 1-2) 3-13-0 4-12-1 321 3:00 Apr. 13 No. 21 CAL STATE FULLERTON L 2-9 11-19 Fox (L, 3-5) 2-8-2 9-10-0 373 2:45

Apr. 15 No. 21 CAL STATE FULLERTON L 3-6 11-20 McAtee (L, 1-3) 3-11-2 6-9-3 208 3:04 Apr. 15 No. 21 CAL STATE FULLERTON L 8-9 (8 inn.) 11-21 Reekers (L, 4-3) 8-13-2 9-10-2 208 2:23 Apr. 17 at Saint Mary’s W 5-1 12-21 Evans (W, 2-4) 5-15-0 1-3-2 116 3:56 Apr. 20 at No. 25 Long Beach State L 5-6 12-22 Fox (L, 3-6) 5-12-1 6-10-3 1047 2:59 Apr. 21 at No. 25 Long Beach State W 6-4 13-22 McAtee (2-3) 6-12-2 4-10-1 940 2:47

Apr. 22 at No. 25 Long Beach State L 6-9 13-23 Reekers (L, 4-4) 6-8-0 9-17-1 920 3:09 Apr. 24 at San Francisco W 6-1 14-23 Evans (W, 3-4) 6-11-1 1-4-1 65 2:34 Apr. 27 at UC Irvine L 6-12 14-24 Fitzgerald (L, 0-4) 6-13-1 12-18-1 1020 3:10 Apr. 28 at UC Irvine W 3-2 15-24 McAtee (W, 3-3) 3-9-2 2-9-0 1010 3:14 Apr. 29 at UC Irvine L 16-7 14-25 Reekers (L, 4-5) 7-10-3 16-15-0 1030 3:03

May 1 at Nevada W 6-2 16-25 Evans (W, 4-4) 6-12-1 2-5-2 685 2:27 May 4 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE W 7-4 17-25 McAtee (W, 4-3) 7-11-2 4-7-2 137 2:37 May 5 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE W 17-12 18-25 Gamboa (W, 2-0) 17-16-4 12-14-2 150 3:35 May 6 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE W 5-1 19-25 Evans (W, 5-4) 5-13-2 1-7-2 207 2:25 May 8 SACRAMENTO STATE W 5-1 20-25 Reekers (W, 5-5) 5-9-1 1-10-1 70 2:02

May 9 at Cal Poly L 7-10 20-26 Gamboa (L, 2-1) 7-10-4 10-15-2 1071 3:01 May 10 at Cal Poly L 9-10 (12 inn.) 20-27 Aurora (L, 0-2) 9-16-2 10-17-1 1280 4:43 May 11 at Cal Poly L 5-8 20-28 Evans (L, 5-5) 5-14-1 8-9-2 1165 3:03 May 16 at Sacramento State W 10-1 21-28 Reekers (W, 6-5) 10-16-1 1-6-2 117 2:26 May 18 UC SANTA BARBARA L 2-3 21-29 McAtee (L, 4-4) 2-10-2 3-7-1 118 2:37

May 19 UC SANTA BARBARA L 8-11 21-30 Fox (L, 3-7) 8-12-1 11-14-0 165 3:17 May 20 UC SANTA BARBARA W 8-6 22-30 Gamboa (W, 3-1) 8-11-0 6-15-2 563 3:02 May 22 at Stanford L 3-4 (13 inn.) 22-31 Aurora (L, 0-3) 3-11-2 4-10-1 1572 4:13 May 25 WASHINGTON STATE W 2-1 (10 inn.) 23-31 Fitzgerald (W, 1-4) 2-7-1 1-5-3 105 3:04 May 26 WASHINGTON STATE L 6-8 (12 inn.) 23-32 Grifantini (L, 0-1) 6-10-2 8-14-2 195 3:34

May 27 WASHINGTON STATE W 4-2 24-32 Gamboa (W, 4-1) 4-4-1 2-6-3 323 2:31

(1) RIVER CITY CLASSIC (Sacramento/Davis, Calif.) HOME GAMES IN ALL CAPS

16 2008 UC DAVIS BASEBALL 2007 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

BATTING sorted by batting average Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SF SH HP BB SO SB CS Slg. Obp. Daniel Descalso .397 56 232 53 92 22 3 4 44 132 1 1 0 35 17 6 10 .569 .474 MATT DEMPSEY .362 45 196 30 71 6 0 4 27 89 2 4 1 4 26 3 7 .454 .374 EVAN HUDSON .326 50 184 25 60 12 0 2 26 78 4 8 5 20 17 4 6 .424 .399 Aaron Hanke .322 56 242 47 78 14 4 6 41 118 0 1 6 11 33 8 13 .488 .367 JACOB JEFFERIES .302 52 192 20 58 13 0 1 34 74 3 2 2 10 13 2 5 .385 .338

JUSTIN SCHAFER .301 40 123 21 37 2 0 0 7 39 1 6 5 12 17 2 2 .317 .383 Brandon Oliver .292 47 168 32 49 4 1 1 15 58 0 15 7 21 23 7 10 .345 .393 RYAN ROYSTER .286 49 154 17 44 5 2 0 15 53 1 7 3 15 28 10 16 .344 .258 KEVIN JAMES .279 35 104 14 29 6 0 1 16 38 3 2 2 11 22 0 0 .365 .350 Michael Jacobellis .278 43 108 23 30 3 1 0 9 35 0 5 11 16 15 5 6 .324 .422

KYLE MIHAYLO .260 36 96 15 25 0 0 3 17 34 1 0 1 10 24 6 7 .354 .333 Michael Hernandez .167 29 66 5 11 3 0 2 16 20 2 2 1 9 7 1 1 .303 .269 GRANT HIRNEISE .154 24 78 4 12 3 0 0 9 15 1 1 2 7 12 3 5 .192 .239 Matt Van Orden .135 16 37 5 5 1 0 0 5 6 1 2 2 3 8 1 2 .162 .233

AGGIES .304 56 1980 311 601 94 11 24 281 789 20 56 48 184 262 58 90 .398 .373 Opponents .290 56 1921 332 558 83 21 22 284 749 29 49 67 200 290 66 91 .390 .372

PITCHING sorted by ERA W-L ERA G GS CG SH SV IP H R ER BB SO HB HR WP OBA ALEK DIACHENKO 0-0 2.70 8 0 0 0 0 6.2 12 9 2 3 2 4 0 1 .375 EDDIE GAMBOA 4-1 3.25 18 1 1 0 2 44.1 44 20 16 10 29 1 1 3 .273 BRAD McATEE 4-4 3.76 15 15 1 0 0 93.1 99 52 39 43 57 14 3 14 .280 JEFF REEKERS 6-5 4.14 14 13 1 0 0 78.1 88 37 36 13 22 10 5 4 .290 JUSTIN FITZGERALD 1-4 4.96 20 0 0 0 3 32.2 31 27 18 15 16 1 0 5 .244

BRYAN EVANS 5-5 5.28 15 11 2 0 0 76.2 81 51 45 32 57 16 1 6 .280 TREVOR FOX 3-7 5.51 16 14 1 0 0 83.1 101 66 51 28 50 10 5 3 .311 Nik Aurora 0-3 5.75 15 0 0 0 1 20.1 20 15 13 19 10 4 2 4 .267 Paul Gonzales 0-0 5.79 9 1 0 0 0 14.0 13 9 9 7 11 3 2 2 .255 Scott Chew 1-2 6.65 15 1 0 0 0 23.0 33 19 17 16 16 1 2 1 .340

Brent Nichols 0-0 8.10 4 0 0 0 0 3.1 8 3 2 2 2 0 1 0 .444 MARCO GRIFANTINI 0-1 8.36 12 0 0 0 0 14.0 17 13 13 8 12 2 0 2 .327 COLIN McCUSKER 0-0 10.00 11 0 0 0 0 9.0 11 11 10 4 6 1 0 4 .289

AGGIES 24-32 4.91 56 56 6 0 6 499.0 558 332 272 200 290 67 22 49 .290 Opponents 32-24 4.60 56 56 4 1 12 502.2 601 311 257 184 262 48 24 33 .304

2008 UC DAVIS BASEBALL 17 2007 DIVISION I INDEPENDENTS

INDEPENDENT AWARDS PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Kraig Binick, NYIT WEEKLY AWARD WINNERS PITCHER OF THE YEAR: Jared Davis, IPFW PLAYER OF THE WEEK NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR: Brian McCullough, Longwood Feb. 13 Zach Brockman, Northern Colorado COACH OF THE YEAR: Reggie Christiansen, South Dakota State Feb. 20 Jon Quigley, Longwood Feb. 26 Ryan Sainz, Savannah State ALL-INDEPENDENT FIRST TEAM Mar. 6 Roly Gonzalez, Texas-Pan American Derrick Thomas C Sr. Utah Valley State Mar. 13 Tyler Childress, Longwood Tyson Fisher INF Jr. South Dakota State Mar. 20 Garrett Baker, Dallas Baptist Adam Symons INF Jr. Northern Colorado Mar. 27 Derrick Thomas, Utah Valley State Daniel Descalso INF Jr. UC DAVIS Apr. 3 Kraig Binick, NYIT Eli Slesk INF Sr. Utah Valley State Apr. 10 Derrick Thomas, Utah Valley State Kraig Binick OF Jr. NYIT Apr. 17 DANIEL DESCALSO, UC DAVIS Jared Davis OF Jr. IPFW Apr. 24 DANIEL DESCALSO, UC DAVIS Austin Krum OF Jr. Dallas Baptist May 1 Evan Bigley, Dallas Baptist Kwesi Mitchell OF Sr. NJIT May 8 DANIEL DESCALSO, UC DAVIS Scott Kimble UTIL Fr. Longwood May 15 Kraig Binick, NYIT Garrett Baker DH Sr. Dallas Baptist Matt Bowman SP Sr. South Dakota State PITCHER OF THE WEEK Joe Esposito SP Jr. NYIT Feb. 13 Josh Wymer, Texas-Pan American Brian McCullough SP Sr. Longwood Feb. 20 Victor Black, Dallas Baptist Marcus Moore SP Jr. Utah Valley State Feb. 26 Jordan Meaker, Dallas Baptist Isaac Johnson RP So. South Dakota State Mar. 6 Needham Jones III, Longwood Mike Roth RP Sr. NYIT Mar. 13 Caleb Thielbar, Savannah State Mar. 20 Cory Kuzmik, NJIT ALL-INDEPENDENT SECOND TEAM Mar. 27 Brian McCullough, Longwood John Ray C Sr. Northern Colorado Apr. 3 Matt Shepard, Texas-Pan American Jonathan Ross INF So. Savannah State Apr. 10 Matt Bowman, South Dakota South Mark Carden INF Fr. IPFW Apr. 17 Marcus Moore, Utah Valley State Matt Tucker INF Sr. Dallas Baptist Apr. 24 BRYAN EVANS, UC DAVIS Austin Knight INF Fr. Dallas Baptist May 1 BRYAN EVANS, UC DAVIS Nick Adams OF Jr. South Dakota State May 8 BRYAN EVANS, UC DAVIS Robbie Bailey OF So. Longwood May 15 Marcus Moore, Utah Valley State Evan Bigley OF So. Dallas Baptist Aaron Hanke OF Sr. UC DAVIS NEWCOMER OF THE WEEK Matt Mossey UTIL Jr. North Dakota State Feb. 13 Brandon Javis, Savannah State Tyler Childress DH Sr. Longwood Feb. 20 Phil Cerreto, Longwood Pat Ballew SP Fr. Svannah State Feb. 26 Dominic Toginetti, Texas-Pan American Bryan Evans SP So. UC DAVIS Mar. 6 Jerry Smith, NYIT Kevin Light SP So. Longwood Mar. 13 Dominic Toginetti, Texas-Pan American Josh Wyner SP Fr. Texas-Pan American Mar. 20 Scott Kimble, Longwood Needham Jones III RP Sr. Longwood Mar. 27 Mark Carden, IPFW Cory Kuzmik RP Jr. NJIT Apr. 3 Roly Gonzalez, Savannah State Apr. 10 Brandon Javis, Savannah State ALL-INDEPENDENT HONORABLE MENTION Apr. 17 Jared Davis, IPFW John Keene C Sr. Savannah State Apr. 24 Jace Brinkerhoff, Utah Valley Trevor Head INF So. Dallas Baptist May 1 Jerry Smith, NYIT J.T. Bloodworth INF So. Dallas Baptist May 8 Craig Brimhall, Utah Valley State Jace Binkerhoff INF Fr. Utah Valley State May 15 Jeff Hille, North Dakota State Matt Dempsey INF Jr. UC DAVIS Zach Brockman OF Sr. Northern Colorado Roly Gonzalez OF Jr. Texas-Pan American Austin Heaps OF Fr. Utah Valley State Kyle Mihaylo OF Fr. UC DAVIS Korby Mintken UTIL Jr. South Dakota State Jake Laber SP Jr. North Dakota State Jordan Meaker SP So. Dallas Baptist Jeff Reekers SP Jr. UC DAVIS Mark Sherrod SP So. Savannah State Jacob Kougl RP Sr. South Dakota State Ray Silva RP Sr. Texas-Pan AMerican

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INDIVIDUAL STATISTICAL LEADERS BATTING TRIPLES 3B Avg. Kraig Binick, New York Tech .406 Austin Krum, Dallas Baptist 8 0.14 Brian McCullough, Longwood 2.57 Derrick Thomas, Utah Valley State .401 Korby Mintken, South Dakota State 7 0.13 Joe Esposito, New York Tech 2.95 DANIEL DESCALSO, UC DAVIS .397 Antonio Richmond, Savannah State 5 0.10 Randall Taylor, Dallas Baptist 3.13 Robbie Bailey, Longwood .392 Kraig Binick, New York Tech 5 0.10 Kevin Light, Longwood 3.30 Tyson Fisher, South Dakota State .387 Grady Gorman, Northern Colorado 4 0.08 Matt Bowman, South Dakota State 3.53 Jared Davis, Indiana-Purdue Ft. Wayne .376 Paul Heidler, Longwood 4 0.08 John Ferrell, Longwood 3.63 Jace Brinkerhoff, Utah Valley State .371 John Keene, Savannah State 3.64 Kwesi Mitchell, New Jersey Tech .371 HOME RUNS HR Avg. Josh Wymer, Texas-Pan American 3.66 Jonathan Ross, Savannah State .368 Cal Lewis, South Dakota State 16 0.31 BRAD McATEE, UC DAVIS 3.76 Tyler Childress, Longwood .366 Kwesi Mitchell, New Jersey Tech 13 0.31 Jake Laber, North Dakota State 3.89 Garrett Baker, Dallas Baptist 16 0.29 SLUGGING AVERAGE Derrick Thomas, Utah Valley State 15 0.28 WINS Derrick Thomas, Utah Valley State .736 John Ray, Northern Colorado 14 0.27 Matt Bowman, South Dakota State 8-3 Kwesi Mitchell, New Jersey Tech .695 Trevor Head, Dallas Baptist 12 0.24 Patrick Ballew, Savannah State 8-6 John Ray, Northern Colorado .681 Ryan Langlais, North Dakota State 10 0.22 Caleb Thielbar, South Dakota State 7-3 Cal Lewis, South Dakota State .661 Jared Davis, Indiana-Purdue Ft. Wayne 9 0.20 Mark Sherrod, Savannah State 7-4 Kraig Binick, New York Tech .652 Evan Bigley, Dallas Baptist 10 0.19 Randall Taylor, Dallas Baptist 7-4 Ryan Langlais, North Dakota State .652 Tyler Childress, Longwood 8 0.19 Joe Esposito, New York Tech 7-5 Jared Davis, Indiana-Purdue Ft. Wayne .636 Tyler Childress, Longwood .606 RUN BATTED IN RBI Avg. STRIKEOUTS SO SO/9 Austin Krum, Dallas Baptist .594 Derrick Thomas, Utah Valley State 66 1.25 Marcus Moore, Utah Valley State 96 9.89 Craig Perry, South Dakota State .594 Garrett Baker, Dallas Baptist 69 1.23 Clayton Uyechi, Hawaii-Hilo 55 9.58 Jared Davis, Indiana-Purudue Ft. Wayne 54 1.17 Randall Taylor, Dallas Baptist 97 9.49 ON-BASE AVERAGE Evan Bigley, Dallas Baptist 61 1.17 Victor Black, Dallas Baptist 91 9.41 Tyson Fisher, South Dakota State .488 Kwesi Mitchell, New York Tech 44 1.05 Lars Knepper, Hawaii-Hilo 81 9.04 Derrick Thomas, Utah Valley State .485 Austin Heaps, Utah Valley State 54 1.00 Austin Knight, Dallas Baptist .480 Cal Lewis, South Dakota State 50 0.98 SAVES DANIEL DESCALSO, UC DAVIS .474 Nick Adams, South Dakota State 51 0.96 Jacob Kougl, South Dakota State 9 Kraig Binick, New York Tech .466 Tony Martin, South Dakota State 50 0.94 Cory Kuzmik, New Jersey Tech 7 John Ray, Northern Colordado .454 Jake Rogers, South Dakota State 48 0.91 Mike Roth, New York Tech 4 Craig Perry, South Dakota State .453 Steven Davilia, Texas-Pan American 4 Kwesi Mitchell, New Jersey Tech .448 TOTAL BASES TB Avg. Ray Silva, Texas-Pan American 4 Austin Krum, Dallas Baptist .446 Derrick Thomas, Utah Valley State 145 2.74 Needham Jones III, Longwood 4 Matt Tucker, Dallas Baptist .443 Kraig Binick, New York Tech 135 2.60 Austin Krum, Dallas Baptist 142 2.54 INNINGS PITCHED IP Avg. HITS PER GAME H Avg. John Ray, Northern Colorado 128 2.51 Joe Esposito, New York Tech 94.2 7.28 DANIEL DESCALSO, UC DAVIS 92 1.64 Kwesi Mitchell, New Jersey Tech 105 2.50 Matt Bowman, South Dakota State 104.2 6.98 Kraig Binick, New York Tech 84 1.62 Garrett Baker, Dallas Baptist 136 2.43 Josh Wymer, Texas-Pan American 110.2 6.92 MATT DEMPSEY, UC DAVIS 71 1.58 Jared Davis, Indiana-Purdue Ft. Wayne 110 2.39 Brian McCullough, Longwood 105.0 6.56 Derrick Thomas, Utah Valley State 79 1.49 Cal Lewis, South Dakota State 121 2.37 Jon Burke, New York Tech 77.2 6.47 Austin Krum, Dallas Baptist 82 1.46 DANIEL DESCALSO, UC DAVIS 132 2.36 Evan Bigley, Dallas Baptist 117 2.25 OPPOSING BATTING RUNS R Avg. Joe Esposito, New York Tech .208 Austin Krum, Dallas Baptist 63 1.13 STOLEN BASES SB Avg. Victor Black, Dallas Baptist .233 Kraig Binick, New York Tech 58 1.12 Kraig Binick, New York Tech 31 0.60 Kevin Light, Longwood .236 Eli Slesk, Utah Valley State 61 1.11 Antonio Richmond, Savannah State 25 0.49 Clayton Uyechi, Hawaii-Hilo .246 Korby Mintken, South Dakota State 58 1.09 Ryan Sainz, Savannah State 19 0.45 Brian McCullough, Longwood .255 Austin Knight, Dallas Baptist 59 1.05 Roly Gonzalez, Texas-Pan American 20 0.43 Robbie Bailey, Longwood 20 0.41 DOUBLES 2B Avg. Craig Binkiewicz, New Jersey Tech 16 0.39 John Keene, Savannah State 22 0.42 John Keene, Savannah State 19 0.36 DANIEL DESCALSO, UC DAVIS 22 0.39 Garrett Baker, Dallas Baptist 20 0.36 Jared Davis, Indiana-Purdue Ft. Wayne 18 0.39 Austin Krum, Dallas Baptist 19 0.34 Eli Slesk, Utah Valley State 21 0.38 Korby Mintken, South Dakota State 17 0.32 Derrick Thomas, Utah Valley State 19 0.36

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STANDINGS W L GB Pct. W L T Pct. Home Away Neut. UC Riverside * † 16 5 _ .762 38 21 0 .644 22-9 15-11 1-1 UC Irvine † 15 6 1 .714 47 17 1 .731 21-6 23-9-1 3-2 Long Beach State † 15 6 1 .714 39 20 0 .661 21-11 18-9 0-0 Cal Poly 13 8 3 .619 32 24 0 .571 16-12 16-12 0-0 Cal State Fullerton † 10 11 6 .476 38 25 0 .603 19-10 16-13 3-2 UC Santa Barbara 9 12 7 .429 23 31 0 .426 13-18 9-12 1-1 Cal State Northridge 3 18 13 .143 15 41 0 .268 8-15 6-25 1-1 Pacific 3 18 13 .143 16 43 0 .271 9-19 7-24 0-0 * - Conference champion † - NCAA Tournament participant

CONFERENCE AWARDS FIELD PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Grant Desme, Cal Poly BIG WEST TEAMS IN THE PITCHER OF THE YEAR: James Simmons, UC Riverside NCAA POSTSEASON COACH OF THE YEAR: Doug Smith, UC Riverside NCAA Regional (Tempe, Ariz.) FRESHMAN PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Joey Gonzales, UC Riverside UC Riverside 10, Nebraska 5 FRESHMAN PITCHER OF THE YEAR: Joe Kelly, UC Riverside Arizona State 9, UC Riverside 2 Nebraska 11, UC Riverside 1 ALL-CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM Travis Howell C Jr. Long Beach State NCAA Regional (Long Beach, Calif.) Joe Oliveira C So. Pacific Long Beach State 4, Illinois-Chicago 1 Robbie Blauer 1B Sr. UC Santa Barbara Long Beach State 6, Pepperdine 3 Cody Cipriano 2B Sr. UC Irvine Long Beach State 4, Illinois-Chicago 3 Justin Baum 3B Jr. Pacific UCLA 7, Long Beach State 4 Jaime Pedroza SS Jr. UC Riverside Grant Desme OF Jr. Cal Poly NCAA Regional (San Diego, Calif.) Clark Hardman OF Jr. Cal State Fullerton Cal State Fullerton 7, Minnesota 1 Robert Perry OF Sr. Long Beach State Cal State Fullerton 6, Fresno State 4 DH So. Long Beach State Cal State Fullerton 13, Fresno State 2 Taylor Holiday UTL Jr. UC Irvine Scott Gorgen SP So. UC Irvine NCAA Regional (Round Rock, Texas) Thomas Eager SP So. Cal Poly UC Irvine 13, Wake Forest 0 James Simmons SP Jr. UC Riverside UC Irvine 3, Texas 1 Joe Kelly RP Fr. UC Riverside UC Irvine 9, Texas 6

ALL-CONFERENCE SECOND TEAM Super Regional (Fullerton, Calif.) Jorge Andrade Jr. 1B Sr. Cal State Northridge Cal State Fullerton 12, UCLA 2 Matt Cline 2B Sr. Long Beach State Cal State Fullerton 2, UCLA 1 Tyler Vaughn 3B Jr. UC Irvine Danny Espinosa SS So. Long Beach State Super Regional (Wichita, Kan.) SS So. UC Irvine UC Irvine 1, Wichita State 0 Joey Gonzales OF Fr. UC Riverside UC Irvine 3, Wichita State 2 Ollie Linton OF So. UC Irvine Logan Schafer OF So. Cal Poly College World Series (Omaha, Neb.) Aaron Wible OF Jr. UC Riverside Arizona State 5, UC Irvine 4 Mike Vass DH Jr. UC Riverside Oregon State 3, Cal State Fullerton 2 Wes Dorrell UTL Fr. Cal Poly UC Irvine 5, Cal State Fullerton 4 (13 inn.) Wes Etheridge SP Jr. UC Irvine UC Irvine 8, Arizona State 7 (10 inn.) Jeff Kaplan SP Jr. Cal State Fullerton Oregon State 7, UC Irvine 1 Wes Roemer SP Jr. Cal State Fullerton Evan Reed RP Jr. Cal Poly

Note: UC Davis will officially join the Big West Conference in 2007-08.

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INDIVIDUAL STATISTICAL LEADERS BATTING AVERAGE RUNS BATTED IN HIT BY PITCH STRIKEOUTS Grant Desme, Cal Poly. ...405 Cody Cipriano, UC Irvine 60 Taylor Holliday, UC Irvine 22 Wes Roemer, Cal State Fullerton 150 Robbie Blauer, UC Santa Barbara. ...398 Jaime Pedroza, UC Riverside 55 Matthew Morris, UC Irvine 19 Scott Gorgen, UC Irvine 117 Clark Hardman, Cal State Fullerton. ...380 Matthew Morris, UC Irvine 54 Matt Cline, Long Beach State 17 James Simmons, UC Riverside 116 Justin Baum, Pacific .367 Grant Desme, Cal Poly 53 Four tied at 12 Wes Etheridge, UC Irvine 112 Jorge Andrade Jr., Cal State Northridge. ...364 Aaron Wible, UC Riverside 51 Thomas Eager, Cal Poly 99 Joey Gonzales, UC Riverside. ...356 Robert Perry, Long Beach State 50 SACRIFICE HITS Marc Rzepczynski, UC Riverside 84 Taylor Holiday, UC Irvine. ...348 Mark Samuelson, UC Riverside 50 Ben Orloff, UC Irvine 34 Jeff Kaplan, Cal State Fullerton 83 Ollie Linton, UC Irvine. ...342 Nick Mahin, Cal State Fullerton 48 Matt Cline, Long Beach State 18 Dylan Axelrod, UC Irvine 79 Matthew Morris, UC Irvine. ...339 Clark Hardman, Cal State Fullerton 47 Tyler Vaughn, UC Irvine 17 Dan Runzler, UC Riverside 73 Cody Cipriano, UC Irvine. ...339 John Curtis, Cal State Fullerton 45 Aaron Lowenstein, UC Irvine 13 Mike Ford, UC Santa Barbara 68 Joe Scott, Cal State Fullerton 13 SLUGGING AVERAGE DOUBLES WINS Grant Desme, Cal Poly .733 Taylor Holiday, UC Irvine 24 SACRIFICE FLIES Scott Gorgen, UC Irvine 13 Cody Cipriano, UC Irvine .605 Brent Morel, Cal Poly 17 Tyler Vaugh, UC Irvine 6 Wes Etherridge, UC Irvine 12 Jaime Pedroza, UC Riverside .570 Robbie Blauer, Cal State Fullerton 17 Cody Cipriano, UC Irvine 6 James Simmons, UC Riverside 11 Jorge Andrade Jr., Cal State Northridge .565 John Curtis, UC Riverside 17 Robert Perry, Long Beach State 6 Thomas Eager, Cal Poly 11 Taylor Holiday, UC Irvine .562 Jaime Pedroza, UC Riverside 17 Aaron Wibble, UC Riverside 6 Jeff Kaplan, Cal State Fullerton 11 Robbie Blauer, UC Santa Barbara .555 Grant Desme, Cal Poly 17 Jaime Pedroza, UC Riverside 6 Wes Roemer, Cal State Fullerton 11 Justin Baum, Pacific .553 Robbie Blauer, UC Santa Barbara 6 Andrew Liebel, Long Beach State 9 Brent Morel, Cal Poly .531 TRIPLES Jason Corder, Long Beach State 6 Five tied at 6 Nick Mahin, Cal State Fullerton .529 Taylor Holiday, UC Irvine 9 Danny Espinosa, Long Beach State .519 Ollie Linton, UC Irvine 8 STOLEN BASES SAVES C.J. Belanger, Cal State Northridge 6 Bryan Peterson, UC Irvine 27 Blair Erickson, UC Irvine 13 ON-BASE AVERAGE Seven tied at 4 Jonathan Sakurai, Cal State Northridge 21 Bryan Shaw, Long Beach State 11 Grant Desme, Cal Poly .494 Ben Orloff, UC Irvine 20 Evan Reed, Cal Poly 11 Robbie Blauer, UC Santa Barbara .480 HOME RUNS Taylor Holiday, UC Irvine 19 Adam Jorgenson, Cal State Fullerton 8 Justin Baum, Pacific .471 Grant Desme, Cal Poly 15 Matthew Morris, UC Irvine 18 Justin Segal, UC Santa Barbara 8 Ben Price, UC Riverside .444 Cody Cipriano, UC Irvine 14 Joe Kelly, UC Irvine 6 Cody Cipriano, UC Irvine .433 Jaime Pedroza, UC Riverside 13 EARNED RUN AVERAGE Dylan Axelrod, UC Irvine 4 Bryan Peterson, UC Irvine .423 Nick Mahin, Cal State Fullerton 10 James Simmons, UC Riverside 2.40 Four tied at 3 Carl Uhl, UC Riverside .423 Aaron Wible, UC Riverside 10 Wes Etheridge, UC Irvine 2.65 Joey Gonzales, UC Riverside .420 Mike Vass, UC Riverside 10 Marc Rzepczynski, UC Riverside 2.72 APPEARANCES Matthew Morris, UC Irvine .419 Justin Baum, Pacific 8 Scott Gorgen, UC Irvine 2.83 Dylan Axelrod, UC Irvine 34 Shane Peterson, Long Beach State .418 4 tied at 7 Andrew Liebel, Long Beach State 2.84 Justin Segal, UC Santa Barbara 33 Omar Arif, Long Beach State 2.99 Evan Reed, Cal Poly 32 AT-BATS TOTAL BASES Wes Roemer, Cal State Fullerton 3.19 Bryan Shaw, Long Beach State 31 Clark Hardman, Cal State Fullerton 271 Taylor Holiday, UC Irvine 150 Jeff Kaplan, Cal State Fullerton 3.30 Wes Etheridge, UC Irvine 29 Taylor Holiday, UC Irvine 267 Grant Desme, Cal Poly 143 Thomas Eager, Cal Poly 3.43 Joe Oliveira, Pacific 257 Cody Cipriano, UC Irvine 141 Dylan Axelrod, UC Irvine 3.96 GAMES STARTED Ben Orloff, UC Irvine 244 Clark Hardman, Cal State Fullerton 140 Wes Roemer, Cal State Fullerton 19 Robert Perry, Long Beach State 242 Jaime Pedroza, UC Riverside 135 OPPOSING BATTING Jeff Kaplan, Cal State Fullerton 19 Justin Baum, Pacific 125 James Simmons, UC Riverside .220 Scott Gorgen, UC Irvine 19 RUN SCORED Robert Perry, Long Beach State 120 Scott Gorgen, UC Irvine .235 Thomas Eager, Cal Poly 18 Taylor Holiday, UC Irvine 69 Jorge Andrade Jr., Cal State Northridge 118 Marc Rzepczynski, UC Riverside .236 Wes Etheridge, UC Irvine 17 Cody Cipriano, UC Irvine 62 Robbie Blauer, UC Santa Barbara 117 Thomas Eager, Cal Poly .242 Carl Uhl, UC Riverside 60 Aaron Wible, UC Riverside 116 Chuck Huggins, UC Santa Barbara .242 Jaime Pedroza, UC Riverside 55 Grant Desme, Cal Poly 54 WALKS INNINGS PITCHED Ben Price, UC Riverside 46 Wes Roemer, Cal State Fullerton 144.0 HITS Justin Baum, Pacific 44 Scott Gorgen, UC Irvine 136.2 Clark Hardman, Cal State Fullerton 103 Robbie Blauer, UC Santa Barabara 37 Wes Etheridge, UC Irvine 132.2 Taylor Holiday, UC Irvine 93 Carl Uhl, UC Riverside 36 Thomas Eager, Cal Poly 126.0 Joe Oliveira, Pacific 84 Cody Cipriano, UC Irvine 35 James Simmons, UC Riverside 123.2 Robbie Blauer, UC Santa Barbara 84 Justin Baum, Pacific 83

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GAMES PLAYED Dave LeBeau...... 42 1997 Tony Schifano...... 367 Fred Patterson...... 39 2007 Daniel Descalso...... 56 1981 Tim Nelson...... 45 1996 Dave Nix...... 358 1979 Fred Patterson...... 40 Aaron Hanke...... 56 Mike Vogt...... 45 1995 Dave Nix...... 401 Gregg Hilderbrand...... 40 2006 Lukas Kirby...... 49 Steve Keeney...... 45 1994 Rich Watts...... 394 1978 Gregg Hilderbrand...... 32 Tyler LaTorre...... 49 1980 Jim Saunders...... 47 1993 Troy Hess...... 374 1977 Rich Martini...... 37 2005 Daniel Descalso...... 56 Fred Patterson...... 47 1992 Jason Wright...... 353 1976 Rich Martini...... 56 Lukas Kirby...... 56 Mike Vogt...... 47 1991 Jai Khanna...... 314 1975 Don Briggs...... 52 Brandon Oliver...... 56 1979 4 tied with...... 50 1990 Jason Wright...... 348 1974 Jerry Reedy...... 40 2004 Matt Kamigawachi...... 53 1978 Rob Temple...... 51 1989 Warren Buck...... 351 Rich Lautze...... 40 Robby Tulk...... 53 1977 Lee Wilcox...... 48 1988 Tony Frey...... 322 1973 Rick Hennes...... 29 2003 Matt Kamigawachi...... 60 Tom Wilson...... 48 1987 Kevin Ross...... 347 1972 Rick Hennes...... 44 2002 Matt Kamigawachi...... 58 1976 Don Briggs...... 53 1986 John LeBeau...... 361 1971 Rick Hennes...... 36 Robby Tulk...... 58 1975 Don Briggs...... 49 1985 John LeBeau...... 374 1970 Gary Schlagenhauf...... 24 2001 Adam Wilson...... 54 Guy Kissner...... 49 1984 Don Hayes...... 367 1969 Chris Mietus...... 26 2000 Dennis Flippen...... 52 1974 Jerry Reedy...... 46 1983 John Macon...... 372 Steve Goetz...... 26 David Gordon...... 52 1973 John Repetto...... 43 1982 Steve Keeney...... 394 1968 Gary Schlagenhauf...... 27 Chris Stretch...... 52 Rick Hennes...... 43 1981 Tim Nelson...... 392 1967 Chris Mietus...... 18 1999 Dan Overholt...... 56 1972 Clay Sigg...... 52 1980 Mark Swinney...... 351 1966 Paul Fiack...... 18 Carl Velleno...... 56 1971 Clay Sigg...... 42 1979 Jim Saunders...... 379 1965 Bill Matty...... 13 1998 4 tied with...... 42 1970 Rick Yenovkian...... 41 1978 Jeff Hart...... 304 1964 Jack Anderson...... 28 1997 Tony Schifano...... 56 Gary Schlagenhauf...... 41 Rob Temple...... 304 Dick Carriere...... 28 1996 4 tied with...... 56 1969 Chris Mietus...... 36 1977 Rich Martini...... 326 1963 Jack Anderson...... 26 1995 Tony Schifano...... 63 1968 Terry Scranton...... 34 1976 Rich Martini...... 372 1962 Jack Anderson...... 11 1994 Greg Morris...... 59 1967 Chris Mietus...... 33 1975 Bill Barker...... 376 Dick Carriere...... 11 Joe Massucco...... 59 Fred Parker...... 33 1974 Jerry Reedy...... 383 1961 Tony Migliaccio...... 13 1993 Dave Ray...... 57 1966 Dave Sargent...... 33 1973 John Repetto...... 352 Dale Noleroth...... 57 Glenn Dufour...... 33 1972 Jim Fiack...... 348 HITS Joe Massucco...... 57 1965 Not available 1971 Rick Hennes...... 352 2007 Daniel Descalso...... 92 1992 Jason Wright...... 45 1964 Not available 1970 Dan White...... 317 2006 Tyler LaTorre...... 66 Matt Lefer...... 45 1963 Jack Anderson...... 26 1969 Chris Mietus...... 290 2005 Daniel Descalso...... 72 1991 Jason Wright...... 52 Ron Conway...... 26 1968 Gary Schlagenhauf...... 327 2004 Matt Kamigawachi...... 76 1990 Warren Buck...... 56 Dick Carriere...... 26 1967 Gary Schlagenhauf...... 429 2003 Matt Kamigawachi...... 82 Jim Reiley...... 56 1966 Paul Fiack...... 296 2002 Matt Kamigawachi...... 80 1989 Terry Pedretti...... 52 BATTING AVG. (Min 100 AB) 1965 Dave Sargent...... 307 2001 Adam Wilson...... 68 1988 Tony Frey...... 52 2007 Daniel Descalso...... 397 1964 Jack Anderson...... 368 2000 Dennis Flippen...... 72 1987 Not available 2006 Tyler LaTorre...... 363 1963 Jack Anderson...... 371 Chris Stretch...... 72 1986 John LeBeau...... 48 2005 Daniel Descalso...... 320 1962 Jack Anderson...... 329 1999 Greg Gaunt...... 72 Steve Roberts...... 48 2004 Matt Blankenheim...... 359 1961 Al Stevenson...... 458 1998 Matt Zumstein...... 56 1985 John LeBeau...... 49 2003 Andy Reisinger...... 348 1997 Tony Schifano...... 79 Jim Grant...... 49 2002 Ryan Coultas...... 379 RUNS 1996 Tony Schifano...... 66 Gary Conn...... 49 2001 Shaun McCullough...... 355 2007 Daniel Descalso...... 53 1995 Dave Nix...... 95 1984 John LeBeau...... 48 2000 Dennis Flippen...... 377 2006 Tyler LaTorre...... 37 1994 Rich Watts...... 85 1983 4 tied with...... 38 1999 Carl Velleno...... 388 2005 Brandon Oliver...... 37 1993 Dave Ray...... 81 1982 Steve Keeney...... 42 1998 Matt Zumstein...... 368 2004 Robby Tulk...... 54 1992 Jason Wright...... 61 2003 David Butterworth...... 44 1991 Jason Wright...... 67 Robby Tulk...... 44 1990 Jason Wright...... 73 2002 Robby Tulk...... 56 1989 Terry Pedretti...... 60 2001 Adam Wilson...... 35 1988 Tony Frey...... 65 2000 Adam Wilson...... 46 1987 Kevin Ross...... 59 1999 Dan Overholt...... 58 1986 Steve Roberts...... 62 1998 Matt Zumstein...... 38 1985 John LeBeau...... 73 1997 Brad Sanfilippo...... 56 1984 John LeBeau...... 63 1996 Tony Schifano...... 52 1983 Dave LeBeau...... 52 1995 Dave Nix...... 45 1982 Steve Keeney...... 63 1994 Jason Shapiro...... 72 1981 Tim Nelson...... 67 1993 Jason Shapiro...... 69 1980 Jim Saunders...... 57 1992 Matt Lefer...... 31 Mike Vogt...... 57 Jai Khanna...... 31 1979 Jim Saunders...... 74 1991 Jason Wright...... 38 1978 Rob Temple...... 57 1990 Jason Wright...... 44 1977 Rich Martini...... 59 1989 Terry Pedretti...... 29 1976 Rich Martini...... 73 1988 Tony Frey...... 30 1975 Bill Barker...... 64 1987 Rob Rinaldi...... 42 1974 Jerry Reedy...... 70 1986 John LeBeau...... 48 1973 John Repetto...... 57 1985 Jim Grant...... 72 1972 Jim Fiack...... 60 1984 Dave Hartley...... 44 1971 Clay Sigg...... 54 Senior Tyler LaTorre exalts after UC Davis completes its two-game sweep of Stanford to end the 1983 Dave Hartley...... 33 1970 Gary Schlagenhauf...... 40 2006 season. The Aggies beat the Cardinal at Sunken Diamond on that Friday, then picked up an 1982 Steve Keeney...... 49 1969 Chris Mietus...... 36 8-3 win the next day at Dobbins Stadium. 1981 Steve Keeney...... 50 1968 Gary Schlagenhauf...... 36 1980 Jim Saunders...... 39 1967 Gary Schlagenhauf...... 36

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1966 Paul Fiack...... 32 Jimmy Goetz...... 2 Sanjay Sharma...... 8 1987 Kevin Ross...... 36 1965 Dave Sargent...... 23 2005 Ryan Royster...... 3 1994 Rich Watts...... 9 1986 Steve Roberts...... 60 Bill Matty...... 23 2004 Robby Tulk...... 5 1993 Jason Shapiro...... 9 1985 John LeBeau...... 66 1964 Jack Anderson...... 42 2003 Matt Kamigawachi...... 3 1992 Matt Lefer...... 5 1984 John LeBeau...... 49 Dick Carriere...... 42 Robby Tulk...... 3 1991 Matt Lefer...... 4 1983 Dave LeBeau...... 37 1963 Jack Anderson...... 36 2002 Ryan Coultas...... 5 Darren Rounsaville...... 4 1982 John Whelehan...... 37 1962 Jack Anderson...... 29 2001 Shaun McCullough...... 3 1990 Jason Wright...... 5 1981 Tim Nelson...... 53 1961 Al Stevenson...... 22 2000 David Gordon...... 8 1989 Kevin Elam...... 6 1980 Jim Saunders...... 45 1999 Dan Overholt...... 5 1988 Tony Frey...... 7 1979 Gregg Hilderbrand...... 47 DOUBLES 1998 Greg Carlson...... 3 1987 Alex Case...... 4 1978 Gregg Hilderbrand...... 25 2007 Daniel Descalso...... 22 Dan Overholt...... 3 Kevin Ross...... 4 1977 Mark Schrupp...... 31 2006 Aaron Hanke...... 13 1997 Brad Sanfilippo...... 5 1986 Steve Roberts...... 16 1976 Lee Wilcox...... 49 2005 Lukas Kirby...... 13 1996 Curtis Fields...... 4 1985 John LeBeau...... 13 1975 Don Briggs...... 40 2004 Matt Kamigawachi...... 17 1995 Dave Nix...... 5 Jim Grant...... 13 1974 Jerry Reedy...... 45 2003 Ryan Coultas...... 20 Tony Schifano...... 5 Steve Roberts...... 13 1973 John Repetto...... 38 2002 Dennis Flippen...... 19 1994 Chris Walsh...... 3 1984 Joe Breider...... 8 1972 Jim Fiack...... 46 2001 Darin Heredia...... 16 Hayward Cook...... 3 1983 Dave LeBeau...... 7 1971 Sam Viney...... 31 2000 Chris Stretch...... 17 1993 4 players with ...... 3 1982 John Whelehan...... 6 1970 Gary Schlagenhauf...... 20 Nolan Sturgeon...... 17 1992 Jai Khanna...... 4 1981 Tim Nelson...... 6 1969 Sam Viney...... 31 1999 Carl Velleno...... 18 1991 Jai Khanna...... 4 1980 Jim Saunders...... 9 1968 Gary Schlagenhauf...... 23 1998 Casey Cote...... 13 1990 Jason Wright...... 8 1979 Jim Saunders...... 6 1967 Gary Schlagenhauf...... 23 1997 Greg Carlson...... 16 1989 Warren Buck...... 3 Eric Parker...... 6 1966 Dave Sargent...... 15 1996 Jeff Ellis...... 14 1988 Sandy Torres...... 4 1978 Gregg Hilderbrand...... 8 1965 Paul Burton...... 10 1995 Dave Nix...... 20 1987 Alex Case...... 3 1977 Mark Schrupp...... 5 1964 Jack Anderson...... 31 1994 Jason Shapiro...... 16 Terry Pedretti...... 3 1976 Lee Wilcox...... 12 Dale Weishahn...... 31 1993 Troy Hess...... 15 1986 Scott Ruther...... 4 1975 Rich Lautze...... 9 1963 Jack Anderson...... 22 1992 Jason Wright...... 12 1985 Rich Waltz...... 3 Don Briggs...... 9 1962 Jack Anderson...... 12 1991 Jason Wright...... 14 1984 Don Hayes...... 4 1974 Don Briggs...... 5 1961 Tony Migliaccio...... 12 Jason Shapiro...... 14 1983 Dave Hartley...... 4 Mike DeRoss...... 5 1990 Warren Buck...... 17 1982 Dave LeBeau...... 6 1973 Larry DiPietro...... 6 STOLEN BASES 1989 Terry Pedretti...... 9 1981 Mike Vogt...... 3 1972 Jim Fiack...... 9 2007 Ryan Royster...... 10 1988 Tony Frey...... 15 1980 Fred Patterson...... 4 1971 Sam Viney...... 11 2006 Brandon Oliver ...... 10 1987 Rob Rinaldi...... 13 1979 Fred Patterson...... 4 1970 Gary Schlagenhauf...... 6 2005 Brandon Oliver ...... 13 1986 Steve Roberts...... 13 1978 Steve Hargrave...... 3 1969 Chris Mietus...... 8 2004 Robby Tulk...... 15 1985 John LeBeau...... 11 1977 Mark Schrupp...... 4 1968 Gary Schlagenhauf...... 5 2003 Ryan Coultas...... 15 1984 John LeBeau...... 16 1976 Rich Martini...... 6 1967 Gary Schlagenhauf...... 4 2002 Mark Wells...... 12 1983 John Macon...... 12 1975 5 players with...... 2 1966 Paul Fiack...... 4 2001 Adam Wilson ...... 20 1982 Steve Keeney...... 10 1974 Jerry Reedy...... 3 1965 Reg Powell...... 1 2000 Chris Stretch...... 11 1981 Tim Nelson...... 16 Rich Lautze...... 3 Dave Sargent...... 1 1999 Matt Zumstein...... 16 1980 Jim Saunders...... 14 1973 Rick Hennes...... 3 Paul Burton...... 1 1998 Matt Zumstein...... 16 1979 Jim Saunders...... 24 1972 Jim Fiack...... 4 1964 Dale Weishahn...... 6 1997 Tony Schifano...... 35 1978 Gregg Hilderbrand...... 11 1971 Rick Hennes...... 6 1963 Jack Anderson...... 3 1996 Tony Schifano...... 34 Jeff Hart...... 11 1970 Rick Yenovkian...... 2 Jerry Gimenez...... 3 1995 Matt Sparks...... 29 Larry Willett...... 11 1969 Steve Goetz...... 3 1962 Jack Anderson...... 2 1994 Jason Shapiro...... 43 1977 Rich Martini...... 13 1968 Terry Scranton...... 3 Ron Conway...... 2 1993 Jason Shapiro...... 38 1976 Don Briggs...... 11 1967 Gary Schlagenhauf...... 4 1961 Tony Migliaccio...... 2 1992 Matt Lefer...... 29 1975 Don Briggs...... 15 1966 Paul Fiack...... 3 Jack Anderson...... 2 1991 Matt Lefer...... 19 1974 Don Briggs...... 14 1965 Rich Smith...... 3 1990 Bart Greene...... 14 1973 John Repetto...... 10 Dave Sargent...... 3 RUNS BATTED IN 1989 Warren Buck...... 9 Rich Lautze...... 10 1964 Ron Conway...... 5 2007 Daniel Descalso...... 44 1988 Gary Omi...... 12 1972 Jim Fiack...... 11 1963 Jack Anderson...... 4 2006 Tyler LaTorre...... 32 1987 Jamie Williams...... 16 1971 Clay Sigg...... 12 1962 Jack Anderson...... 2 2005 Daniel Descalso...... 38 1986 Scott Ruther...... 9 1970 Gary Schlagenhauf...... 10 Ron Conway...... 2 2004 Robby Tulk...... 50 1985 Jim Grant...... 32 1969 Dan White...... 6 Goulard...... 2 2003 David Butterworth...... 47 1984 Not available 1968 Gary Schlagenhauf...... 7 1961 5 players with...... 1 2002 Dennis Flippen...... 50 1983 John Macon...... 8 1967 Gary Schlagenhauf...... 8 2001 Adam Wilson...... 36 Don Hayes...... 8 1966 Paul Fiack...... 7 HOME RUNS 2000 Dennis Flippen...... 46 1982 Dave LeBeau...... 24 1965 Rich Smith...... 3 2007 Aaron Hanke...... 6 1999 Carl Velleno...... 50 1981 Ron Wilkinson...... 9 1964 Dale Weishahn...... 5 2006 Michael Hernandez...... 5 1998 Greg Carlson...... 37 1980 Mike Vogt...... 18 Earl Koberlein...... 5 2005 Lukas Kirby...... 4 1997 Tim Adams...... 50 1979 Gregg Hildebrand...... 13 Ron Conway...... 5 2004 Robby Tulk...... 11 1996 Dave Nix...... 38 1978 John Lucido...... 15 1963 Jerry Gimenez...... 5 2003 David Butterworth...... 11 1995 Chris Walsh...... 47 1977 Rich Martini...... 16 1962 Dick Carriere...... 4 2002 Dennis Flippen...... 11 1994 Rich Watts...... 63 1976 Rich Martini...... 26 1961 Ray Crawford...... 3 2001 Darin Heredia...... 7 1993 Troy Hess...... 60 1975 Bill Barker...... 18 Tom Giacomini...... 3 2000 Dennis Flippen...... 13 1992 Jason Wright...... 37 1974 Jerry Reedy...... 19 Jan Swanson...... 3 1999 Greg Gaunt...... 8 1991 Jason Wright...... 35 1973 Dennis Pfyl...... 9 1998 Casey Cote...... 7 Jason Shapiro...... 35 Guy Kissner...... 9 TRIPLES 1997 Carl Velleno...... 13 1990 Jason Wright...... 47 1972 Jim Fiack...... 11 2007 Aaron Hanke...... 4 1996 Jeff Ellis...... 9 1989 Terry Pedretti...... 26 1971 Rick Hennes...... 7 2006 Lukas Kirby...... 2 1995 Chris Walsh...... 8 1988 Tony Frey...... 31 1970 Chris Mietus...... 6

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STOLEN BASES, ETC. SAVES 1982 Brad Mettler...... 2.94 INNINGS PITCHED 1969 Steve Goetz...... 5 2007 Justin Fitzgerald...... 3 1981 Paul Petrovich...... 4.58 2007 Brad McAtee...... 93.1 1968 Steve Goetz...... 8 2006 Nik Aurora...... 6 1980 Paul Petrovich...... 3.04 2006 Michael Potter...... 74.2 Terry Scranton...... 8 2005 Eddie Gamboa...... 4 1979 Brian Buckley...... 2.39 2005 Dave McKae...... 107.1 1967 Terry Scranton...... 15 2004 Joel Needham...... 8 1978 Steve Brown...... 2.94 2004 Michael Potter...... 85.1 1966 Bob Delaney...... 9 2003 Joel Needham...... 6 1977 Mike Moroski...... 2.57 2003 Michael Potter...... 93.0 1965 Dave Sargent...... 7 2002 Dave McKae...... 7 1976 Barry Biggerstaff...... 2.42 2002 Luke Steidlmayer...... 95.1 1964 Dick Carriere...... 10 2001 Jason Hershfield...... 3 1975 Oscar Pacheco...... 2.92 2001 Luke Steidlmayer...... 99.0 1963 Jack Anderson...... 7 2000 Sam Nickelsen...... 2 1974 Roger McKay...... 3.55 2000 John Holtkamp...... 86.0 1962 4 players with...... 3 1999 Sam Nickelsen...... 4 1973 Jim Crawford...... 3.18 1999 Justin Reid...... 94.1 1961 Dwight Davenport...... 2 1998 Rick Parmenter...... 2 1972 Tom Grovhoug...... 1.15 1998 Justin Reid...... 79.0 1997 Sam Nickelsen...... 4 1971 Rob Stewart...... 1.39 1997 Justin Reid...... 93.2 WINS (Pitching) 1996 Bill Brelsford...... 7 1970 Fred Parker...... 1.61 1996 Neal Swank...... 92.1 2007 Jeff Reekers...... 6 1995 Neal Swank...... 2 1969 Fred Parker...... 2.43 Anthony Dellamano...... 92.1 2006 Michael Potter...... 5 1994 Neal Swank...... 8 1968 Ed Newell...... 2.50 1995 Colby Craig...... 136.2 2005 Dave McKae...... 8 1993 Tony Franchi...... 6 1967 Ed Hauk...... 2.16 1994 Matt Pool...... 111.0 2004 Vince DeCoito...... 8 1992 Tony Franchi...... 5 1966 John Clay...... 3.39 1993 Cam Bullock...... 106.2 2003 Michael Potter...... 9 1991 Aaron Patella...... 5 1965 Rich Smith...... 3.96 1992 Cam Bullock...... 73.2 2002 Greg Bruso...... 10 1990 Kevin Grindy...... 5 1964 Earl Koberlein...... 3.24 1991 Andy Craig...... 85.1 2001 Luke Steidlmayer...... 10 1989 Dave Schwartz...... 2 1963 Earl Koberlein...... 1.93 1990 Rudy Taub...... 99.1 2000 John Holtkamp...... 8 1988 Anthony Osburn...... 4 1989 Brent Haley...... 97.1 1999 Justin Reid...... 8 1987 Dan Hubert...... 8 STRIKEOUTS 1988 Kevin Grindy...... 101.2 1998 R.Conners-Copeland...... 6 1986 Ken Tappin...... 3 2007 Bryan Evans...... 57 1987 Ken Tappin...... 67.0 Justin Reid...... 6 1985 John Emme...... 2 Brad McAtee...... 57 1986 Gary Rowe...... 86.0 1997 Josh Willert...... 6 Chris Ernesto...... 2 2006 Michael Potter...... 59 1985 Andy Calbreath...... 81.1 1996 R.Conners-Copeland...... 8 1984 Ron Fritsch...... 1 2005 Dave McKae...... 100 1984 Gary Rowe...... 107.0 Anthony Dellamano...... 8 1983 Not available 2004 Michael Potter...... 56 1983 Brad Mettler...... 97.1 1995 Colby Craig...... 9 1982 Phil Staehle...... 5 2003 Dave McKae...... 74 1982 Brad Mettler...... 95.0 1994 Matt Pool...... 13 1981 Paul Petrovich...... 1 2002 Greg Bruso...... 100 1981 Ron Whyte...... 91.1 1993 Cam Bullock...... 7 1980 Paul Petrovich...... 1 Luke Steidlmayer...... 100 1980 Ron Whyte...... 93.1 Mike Prelock...... 7 Ron Whyte...... 1 2001 Luke Steidlmayer...... 106 1979 Brian Buckley...... 116.2 Andy Craig...... 7 Pete Larsen...... 1 2000 John Holtkamp...... 64 1978 Steve Brown...... 116.0 1992 Cam Bullock...... 5 Brian Johnson...... 1 1999 Justin Reid...... 125 1977 Mike Moroski...... 91.0 1991 Andy Craig...... 8 1979 Greg Blake...... 4 1998 Justin Reid...... 91 1976 Steve Brown...... 102.1 1990 Rudy Taub...... 7 1978 6 tied with...... 1 1997 Justin Reid...... 113 1975 Oscar Pacheco...... 86.1 Dave Schwartz...... 7 1977 Jim Bowin...... 6 1996 Ryan Conners-Copeland...... 68 1974 Keith Richman...... 85.2 1989 Randy Taub...... 6 1976 Roger McKay...... 2 1995 Colby Craig...... 74 1973 Jim Crawford...... 68.0 1988 Kevin Grindy...... 7 1975 Not available 1994 Matt Pool...... 75 1972 Dave Rose...... 104.0 1987 Ken Tappin...... 3 1974 Jeff Sheehan...... 3 1993 Cam Bullock...... 51 1971 Lee Jackson...... 99.0 Dan Hubert...... 3 1973 Not available 1992 Cam Bullock...... 45 1970 John Clay...... 108.2 Ron Staub...... 3 1972 Jim Crawford...... 4 1991 Cam Bullock...... 56 1969 Lee Jackson...... 79.1 1986 Gary Rowe...... 7 Tom Grovhoug...... 4 1990 Rudy Taub...... 69 1968 John Clay...... 77.2 1985 Andy Calbreath...... 7 1989 Brent Haley...... 63 1967 Ed Newell...... 74.2 1984 Gary Rowe...... 11 EARNED RUN AVERAGE 1988 Kevin Grindy...... 62 1966 John Clay...... 63.2 1983 Phil Staehle...... 6 (Min. 1 IP per team game) 1987 Andy Calbreath...... 44 1965 Rich Smith...... 54.0 1982 Brad Mettler...... 8 2007 Brad McAtee...... 3.76 1986 Gary Rowe...... 35 1964 Earl Koberlein...... 79.2 1981 Ron Whyte...... 7 2006 Michael Potter...... 2.77 1985 Andy Calbreath...... 52 1963 Mike Sloss...... 76.0 1980 Ron Whyte...... 7 2005 Dave McKae...... 2.43 1984 Chris Stromberg...... 62 1979 Brian Buckley...... 9 2004 Michael Potter...... 4.22 1983 Brad Mettler...... 53 1978 Steve Brown...... 11 2003 Dave McKae...... 2.92 1982 Brad Mettler...... 43 1977 John Reilly...... 8 2002 Greg Bruso...... 1.94 1981 Paul Petrovich...... 43 1976 Barry Biggerstaff...... 8 2001 Luke Steildmayer...... 1.73 1980 Ron Whyte...... 70 Steve Brown...... 8 2000 Luke Steidlmayer...... 2.79 1979 Brian Buckley...... 102 1975 Bill Axelgard...... 8 1999 Justin Reid...... 2.48 1978 Steve Brown...... 83 1974 Keith Richman...... 8 1998 Justin Reid...... 1.82 1977 Steve Brown...... 68 1973 Jim Crawford...... 5 1997 Justin Reid...... 3.75 1976 Steve Brown...... 79 1972 Ross Merritt...... 9 1996 Ryan Conners-Copeland...... 3.24 1975 Roger McKay...... 45 1971 Ross Merritt...... 6 1995 Colby Craig...... 3.29 1974 Mark Rickabaugh...... 45 1970 John Clay...... 5 1994 Colby Craig...... 1.94 1973 Mark Rickabaugh...... 56 Lee Jackson...... 5 1993 Matt Pool...... 3.14 1972 Dave Rose...... 71 1969 Fred Parker...... 6 1992 Andy Craig...... 3.28 1971 Lee Jackson...... 65 1968 John Clay...... 5 1991 Cam Bullock...... 2.55 1970 John Clay...... 104 1967 Ed Newell...... 6 1990 Rudy Taub...... 3.17 1969 Lee Jackson...... 69 1966 John Clay...... 2 1989 Brent Haley...... 3.61 1968 John Clay...... 77 Steve McCarthy...... 2 1988 Kevin Grindy...... 3.19 1967 Ed Newell...... 61 Rich Smith...... 2 1987 Andy Calbreath...... 4.83 1966 Rich Smith...... 48 1965 Jim Holmes...... 2 1986 Chris Ernesto...... 2.12 1965 Rich Smith...... 46 Reg Powell...... 2 1985 Andy Calbreath...... 3.10 1964 Rich Smith...... 63 1964 Earl Koberlein...... 7 1984 Gary Rowe...... 3.70 1963 Mike Sloss...... 59 1963 Earl Koberlein...... 4 1983 Brad Mettler...... 2.59

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NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 1993 West Regional in San Luis Obispo, Calif. UC Davis 15, Cal Poly Pomona 14 2003 Nationals in Montgomery, Ala. Cal Poly 16, UC Davis 9 Kennesaw State (Ga.) 9, UC Davis 5 UC Davis 9, Cal Poly 5 UC Davis 5, Abilene Christian (Texas) 3 Cal Poly 6, UC Davis 1 Franklin Pierce (N.H.) 5, UC Davis 3 Cal Poly won regional, finished 2nd nationally UC DAVIS FINISHED T-5TH Central Missouri State won national 1990 West Regional UC Riverside 12, UC Davis 11 2003 West Regional in Hays, Kan. UC Davis 13, Cal St. Northridge 5 UC Davis 12, Sonoma State 8 UC Riverside 8, UC Davis 7 UC Davis 3, Fort Hays State (Kan.) 0 Northridge won regional, finished 2nd nationally UC Davis 5, Sonoma State 0 UC DAVIS WON REGIONAL 1979 West Regional UC Davis 7, Chapman 6 1995 Nationals in Montgomery, Ala. Cal Poly Pomona 3, UC Davis 1 UC Davis 12, New Haven (Conn.) 9 UC Davis 6, Chapman 3 Georgia College 10, UC Davis 4 Cal Poly Pomona 8, UC Davis 7 Central Missouri State 15, UC Davis 8 Cal Poly Pomona won regional UC DAVIS FINISHED T-5TH Florida Southern won national 1978 West Regional San Diego 9, UC Davis 4 1995 West Regional in Davis, Calif. San Diego 4, UC Davis 3 UC Davis 3, San Francisco State 1 UC Davis 9, Chico State 6 UC Riverside 3, UC Davis 0 San Diego won regional UC Davis 3, UC Riverside 1 UC Davis 7, UC Riverside 6 NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES: 7 UC DAVIS WON REGIONAL NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCES: 2

1994 West Regional in Riverside, Calif. OVERALL NCAA RECORD: 15-13 UC Davis 7, Cal St. Dominguez Hills 5 RECORD AT NATIONALS: 2-4 UC Riverside 12, UC Davis 9 UC Davis 9, UC Riverside 5 CCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS UC Riverside 9, UC Davis 3 UC Riverside won regional 2003 CCAA Tournament in Chico, Calif. UC Davis 14, Chico State 1 Sonoma State 17, UC Davis 4 Chico State 6, UC Davis 4

2002 CCAA Tournament in Chico, Calif. UC Davis 8, Grand Canyon 5 UC Davis 4, Chico State 1 Cal St. San Bernardino 13, UC Davis 12 Cal St. San Bernardino 11, UC Davis 9

1999 CCAA Tournament in Chico, Calif. Chico State 5, UC Davis 3 UC Riverside 15, UC Davis 4

CCAA TOURNEY APPEARANCES: 3 CCAA TOURNEY RECORD: 3-6

Dave McKae provided one of the biggest highlights of the Aggies’ 2003 postseason run, firing the first nine-inning no-hitter in school history against Fort Hays State in the West Region semifinal game. The top-seeded Tigers had been the nation’s top-hitting team during the season.

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INDIVIDUAL BATTING HOME RUNS Game Greg Gaunt vs. Hayward, 3/27/98...... 3 BATTING AVG. Season Steve Roberts, 1986...... 16 Season (Min. 70 AB) Career (4 yr) Don Briggs, 1974-77...... 27 Sam Viney, 1971...... (32-for-74) .4324 Career (3 yr) Steve Roberts, 1985-87...... 32 John Nedderman, 1947...... (38-for-88) .4318 Career (2 yr) Sam Viney, 1969, ’71...... 17 Season (Min. 100 AB) Dave Nix, 1995...... 401 RUNS BATTED IN Career (4 yr) Jack Anderson, 1961-64...... 348 Game Daniel Descalso vs. Cal State Northridge, 5/5/07...... 7 Career (3 yr) John LeBeau, 1984-86...... 360 Dan Overholt at Cal State L.A., 3/5/99 Career (2 yr) Rich Watts, 1993-94...... 384 Tim Adams vs. Cal State Hayward, 1997 Al Gardner, vs. Fresno State, 1971 GAMES Season John LeBeau, 1985...... 66 Season Tony Schifano, 1995...... 63 Career (4 yr) Don Briggs, 1974-77...... 133 Career Robby Tulk, 2001-04...... 210 Career (3 yr) John LeBeau, 1984-86...... 153 Career (2 yr) Rich Watts, 1993-94...... 106 AT BATS Season Matt Kamigawachi, 2003 ...... 248 WALKS Career Matt Kamigawachi, 2001-04...... 798 Game JUSTIN SCHAFER, vs. Sac State, 3/11/07...... 4 Matt Zumstein, vs. Riverside, 5/7/99 RUNS Carl Velleno vs. Pacific (Ore.), 3/1/99 Game Matt Zumstein vs. Pacific (Ore.), 3/1/99 ...... 5 Jason Shapiro, vs. San Francisco, 1992 Sam Viney, vs. Cal State Stanislaus, 1969 Kevin Elam, vs. Chico State, 1991 Season Jason Shapiro, 1994...... 72 Guy Kissner, vs. Lewis & Clark, 1975 Jim Grant, 1985 Sam Viney, vs. San Jose State, 1971 Career Jason Shapiro, 1991-94...... 204 Rick Yenovkian, vs. Sonoma, 1970 Chris Mietus, vs. San Francisco, 1970 HITS Steve Weiss, vs. California, 1960 Game Greg Gaunt vs. Pacific (Ore.), 3/1/99 ...... 6 Jerry Hinsdale, vs. California, 1959 Clay Sigg, vs. Nevada, 1972 Season Jim Grant, 1985...... 59 Season Dave Nix, 1995...... 95 Career Jason Shapiro, 1991-94...... 148 Career (4-yr) Matt Kamigawachi, 2001-04...... 266 Career (3 yr) ...... 210 Daniel Descalso, 2005-07 STOLEN BASES Career (2 yr) Rich Watts, 1993-94...... 136 Game Joe Massucco, vs. S.F. State, 1994...... 5 Season Jason Shapiro, 1994...... 43 DOUBLES Career Jason Shapiro, 1991-94...... 106 Game Dustin Soderman, 4/29/03 ...... 3 Andrew Reisinger, 2/21/03 RBI IN INNING Matt Zumstein vs. Pacific (Ore.), 3/1/99 Darren Rounsaville, vs. Pacific, 1991...... 6 Casey Cote vs. Sonoma State, 4/25/98 Sanjay Sharma, vs. Sonoma State, 1993 TIMES REACHED BASE IN GAME Jim Saunders, vs. Nevada, 1979 Daniel Descalso, vs. Nevada, 2007...... 6 Don Briggs, vs. Saint Mary’s, 1974 Jai Khanna, vs. Pacific, 1991 Gary Schlagenhauf, vs. Cal State L.A., 1970 Clay Sigg, vs. Nevada, 1972 Robin Rivett, vs. Sonoma State, 1967 Sam Viney, vs. Nevada, 1971 Season Jim Saunders, 1979...... 24 Career Robby Tulk, 2001-04...... 52 CURRENT AGGIES IN CAPS TRIPLES Marks in bold set in 2007 Game Dwight Barker, vs. Mather AFB, 1953...... 3 Season Jason Wright, 1990...... 8 Career Jason Wright, 1989-92...... 14

TOTAL BASES Game Greg Gaunt vs. Hayward, 3/27/98...... 13 Sam Viney, vs. Nevada, 1971 Season Robby Tulk, 2004...... 133 Career Robby Tulk, 2001-04...... 388

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INDIVIDUAL BATTING TRIPLES HIT BY PITCH Game vs. Cal State Stanislaus, 4/18/98...... 4 Season David Butterworth, 2003 ...... 21 Season 1995...... 21 Career Jason Shapiro, 1991-94...... 56 HOME RUNS SACRIFICES Game at Nevada, 5/17/94 (Shapiro 2, Cook, Morris, Watts)...... 5 Season Matt Sparks, 1995 & 1997...... 18 vs. Chico, 1989 (Buck 2, Elam, Crutchley, Soares) vs. Stanford, 1975 (Lautze 2, Briggs 2, Town) SLUGGING PCT. Season 1985...... 62 Season Sam Viney, 1971...... 959 WALKS GRAND SLAMS Game vs Lewis and Clark, 1975...... 22 Career Jason Shapiro, 1991-94...... 2 Season 1991...... 294 Jai Khanna, 1990-93 Gary Schlagenhauf, 1967-70 STOLEN BASES Sam Viney, 1969, ’71 Game vs. Hayward, 3/28/98...... 9 vs. Saint Mary’s, 2/25/96 HITTING STREAK Season 1993...... 144 Career Greg Morris, 1993...... 30 STRIKEOUTS (Hitters) HITS IN DOUBLEHEADER Game at California, 5/4/99 ...... 15 Jack Anderson, vs. Cal State Hayward, 1964...... 8 Season 1999 ...... 394

RBI IN DOUBLEHEADER HIT BY PITCH Casey Cote vs. Sonoma State, 4/25/98...... 8 Game vs San Jose State, 2/26/91...... 6 Jack Anderson, vs. Cal State Hayward, 1964 Season 1994...... 78

TOTAL BASES IN DOUBLEHEADER SACRIFICES Sam Viney, vs. Nevada, 1971...... 15 Game* (2x) last vs. Cal State Hayward, 3/6/95...... 5 Jack Anderson, vs. Hayward, 1964 Season 2003 ...... 66

MISCELLANEOUS * Some team game stats available since ’93 FIELDING CHANCES WITHOUT ERROR (2B-3B-SS) Tony Schifano, 1995...... 103 MISCELLANEOUS CONSECUTIVE WINS TEAM BATTING 2004...... 16 BATTING AVERAGE Season 2004...... 332 CONSECUTIVE CONFERENCE WINS 2004...... 20 GAMES Season 1995...... 63 LONGEST GAME (Innings) vs. Chico, 1966 (L, 7-5)...... 17 AT BATS Game* vs. Hawaii-Hilo, 4/17/95...... 58 DOUBLE PLAYS (Defensively) Season 1995...... 2,039 1994...... 62

RUNS FIELDING PERCENTAGE (Season) Inning vs. Univ. of Pacific, 1991 (15th inn.)...... 15 1996...... 976 Game vs. Pacific (Ore.), 3/1/99 ...... 26 vs. Lewis & Clark, 1975 CURRENT AGGIES IN CAPS Season 1993...... 458 Marks in bold set in 2007

HITS Inning vs. Univ. of Pacific, 1991 (15th inn.)...... 11 Game vs. Pacific (Ore.), 3/1/99 ...... 26 Season 2003 ...... 629

DOUBLES Game vs. Cal Poly, 4/17/05 ...... 9 Season 2003 ...... 125 28 2008 UC DAVIS BASEBALL SCHOOL RECORDS

INDIVIDUAL PITCHING SAVES Season 2004...... 15 WINS 1994...... 15 Season Matt Pool, 1994...... 13 Career (4 yr) Michael Potter, 2003-06...... 26 EARNED RUN AVERAGE Career (3 yr) Justin Reid, 1997-99...... 19 Season 1970...... 2.77 Matt Pool, 1992-94...... 19 Career (2 yr) Colby Craig, 1994-95...... 20 STRIKEOUTS Game 2/22/91 vs Cal State Stanislaus...... 20 GAMES Season 2002...... 387 Season Travis Bearden, 2003 ...... 24 ...... Career Nik Aurora, 2004-07 75 HITS ALLOWED Season 2007...... 601 LOSSES Season Lee Jackson, 1970...... 9 WALKS ALLOWED Season 1975...... 267 SAVES Season Joel Needham, 2004...... 8 Neal Swank, 1994 LOW HIT GAMES Dan Hubert, 1987 Career Chris Stromberg, 1981-84...... 15 NO HITTERS Dave McKae, . COMPLETE GAMES vs. Fort Hays State, 5/17/03 Season Steve Brown, 1979...... 11 (9 innings, won 3-0 in NCAA West Regional) Career Steve Brown, 1975-79...... 34 Dave Schwartz, vs. S.F. State, 4/14/90 (7 innings, won 2-1) EARNED RUN AVG. (Min. 1 IP/Team Game) Brian Buckley, vs. Cal State Stanislaus, 2/17/79 Season Tom Grovhoug, 1972 (54.2 IP)...... 1.15 (7 innings, won 2-0) Career (4 yr) Fred Parker, 1967-70 (181.0 IP)...... 2.24 Ed Newell, vs. San Jose State, 1967 Career (3 yr) Justin Reid, 1997-99 (267.0 IP)...... 2.73 (7 innings, lost 1-0) Career (2 yr) Rob Stewart, 1971-72 (181.0 IP)...... 2.33 ONE-HITTERS INNINGS PITCHED Vince DeCoito, vs. Grand Canyon, 3/27/04 Season Colby Craig, 1995...... 136.2 (9 innings, won 4-1) Career Michael Potter, 2003-06...... 339.0 Ryan Conners-Copeland, vs. Chico State, 4/13/96 (7 innings, won 3-0) STRIKEOUTS Mike Prelock, vs. Cal State Hayward, 3/4/95 Game (9 inn) Ed Newell, vs. Sonoma, 1967...... 18 (7 innings, won 4-0) Game (7 inn) John Clay, vs. Sonoma, 1967 ...... 15 Ryan Greene, vs. Cal State L.A., 2/18/95 Season Justin Reid, 1999 ...... 125 (7 innings, won 9-0) Career (4 yr) John Clay, 1966-68, ’70...... 275 Mike Prelock, vs. S.F. State, 1993 Career (3 yr) Justin Reid, 1997-99 ...... 329 (7 innings, won 9-0) Career (2 yr) Rudy Taub, 1989-90...... 126 Roger McKay, vs. Cal State Hayward, 1974 (7 innings, won 1-0) GAMES STARTED Ross Merritt, vs. Cal State Hayward, 1972 Season Colby Craig, 1995...... 18 (7 innings, won 1-0) Career Michael Potter, 2003-06...... 52 Mike Sloss, vs. Humboldt State, 1962 (9 innings, won 1-0) TEAM PITCHING Bill Lovelace, vs. Chico State, 1952 (7 innings, lost 2-1) VICTORIES Season 1994...... 47

LOSSES Season 1987, 2006...... 34

COMPLETE GAMES Season 1976...... 28

SHUTOUTS Season 1996...... 10

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BATTING DOUBLES 1. Jim Saunders, 1979...... 24 BATTING AVG. (Min. 100 AB) 2. Daniel Descalso, 2007...... 22 1. Dave Nix, 1995...... 401 T3. Ryan Coultas, 2003 ...... 20 2. Daniel Descalso, 2007...... 397 T3. Dave Nix, 1995...... 20 3. Steve Keeney, 1982...... 3938 T5. Robby Tulk, 2003 ...... 19 4. Rich Watts, 1994...... 3935 T5. Dennis Flippen, 2002...... 19 5. Carl Velleno, 1999 ...... 388 7. Carl Velleno, 1999 ...... 18 6. Jerry Reedy, 1974 ...... 383 T8. Matt Kamigawachi, 2004...... 17 7. Ryan Coultas, 2002 ...... 379 T8. Andrew Reisinger, 2003 ...... 17 8. Dennis Flippen, 2000 ...... 377 T8. Matt Kamigawachi, 2002 ...... 17 9. Bill Barker, 1975...... 376 T8. Nolan Sturgeon, 2000 ...... 17 10. John LeBeau, 1985...... 3744 T8. Chris Stretch, 2000 ...... 17 T8. Warren Buck, 1990...... 17 RUNS T1. Jason Shapiro, 1994...... 72 TRIPLES T1. Jim Grant, 1985...... 72 T1. David Gordon, 2000 ...... 8 3. Jason Shapiro, 1993...... 69 T1. Jason Wright, 1990...... 8 T4. Matt Kamigawachi, 2002 ...... 62 T3. Dave LeBeau, 1982...... 6 T4. Dave Ray, 1993...... 62 T3. Rich Martini, 1976...... 6 6. Dan Overholt, 1999 ...... 58 T3. Rick Hennes, 1971...... 6 T7. Brad Sanfilippo, 1997...... 56 T6. Robby Tulk, 2004...... 5 T7. Chris Walsh, 1994...... 56 T6. Ryan Coultas, 2002 ...... 5 T7. Rich Martini, 1976...... 56 T6. Dan Overholt, 1999 ...... 5 10. Robby Tulk, 2004...... 54 T6. Brad Sanfilippo, 1997...... 5 T6. Tony Schifano, 1995...... 5 HITS T6. Dave Nix, 1995...... 5 1. Dave Nix, 1995...... 95 T6. Ron Conway, 1964...... 5 2. Daniel Descalso, 2007...... 92 3. Rich Watts, 1994...... 85 HOME RUNS 4. Matt Kamigawachi, 2003...... 82 1. Steve Roberts, 1986...... 16 5. Dave Ray, 1993...... 81 T2. Dennis Flippen, 2000 ...... 13 6. Matt Kamigawachi, 2002 ...... 80 T2. Carl Velleno, 1997...... 13 7. Tony Schifano, 1997...... 79 T2. John LeBeau, 1985...... 13 8. Aaron Hanke, 2007...... 78 T2. Jim Grant, 1985...... 13 9. Dennis Flippen, 2002 ...... 77 T2. Steve Roberts, 1985...... 13 T10. Matt Kamigawachi, 2004...... 76 7. Lee Wilcox, 1976...... 12 T10. Greg Morris, 1993...... 76 T8. Robby Tulk, 2004...... 11 T8. David Butterworth, 2003 ...... 11 RUNS BATTED IN T8. Dennis Flippen, 2002...... 11 1. John LeBeau, 1985...... 66 T8. Sam Viney, 1971...... 11 2. Rich Watts, 1994...... 63 T8. Tim Nelson, 1981...... 11 T3. Troy Hess, 1993...... 60 T3. Steve Roberts, 1986...... 60 STOLEN BASES 5. Greg Morris, 1993...... 57 1. Jason Shapiro, 1994...... 43 6. Tim Nelson, 1981...... 53 2. Jason Shapiro, 1993...... 38 T7. Robby Tulk, 2004...... 50 3. Tony Schifano, 1997...... 35 T7. Dennis Flippen, 2002...... 50 T4. Tony Schifano, 1996...... 34 T7. Carl Velleno, 1999 ...... 50 T4. Dave Ray, 1993...... 34 T7. Jai Khanna, 1993...... 50 6. Jim Grant, 1985...... 32 T7. Tim Adams, 1997...... 50 T7. Matt Sparks, 1995...... 29 T7. Matt Lefer, 1992...... 29 T9. John Lucido, 1978...... 26 T9. Rich Martini, 1976...... 26

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PITCHING STRIKEOUTS 1. Justin Reid, 1999 ...... 125 VICTORIES 2. Justin Reid, 1997...... 113 1. Matt Pool, 1994...... 13 3. Luke Steidlmayer, 2001 ...... 106 T2. Colby Craig, 1994...... 11 4. John Clay, 1970...... 104 T2. Gary Rowe, 1984...... 11 5. Brian Buckley, 1979...... 102 T2. Steve Brown, 1978...... 11 T6. Dave McKae, 2005...... 100 T5. Greg Bruso, 2002 ...... 10 T6. Luke Steidlmayer, 2002 ...... 100 T5. Luke Steidlmayer, 2001 ...... 10 T6. Greg Bruso, 2002 ...... 100 T6. Michael Potter, 2003 ...... 9 9. Justin Reid, 1998...... 91 T6. Neal Swank, 1996...... 9 10. Steve Brown, 1978...... 83 T6. Colby Craig, 1995...... 9 T6. Mike Prelock, 1994...... 9 INNINGS PITCHED T6. Brian Buckley, 1979...... 9 1. Colby Craig, 1995...... 136.2 T6. Ross Merritt, 1972...... 9 2. Brian Buckley, 1979...... 116.2 3. Steve Brown, 1978...... 116.0 SAVES 4. Matt Pool, 1994...... 111.0 T1. Joel Needham, 2004...... 8 5. John Clay, 1970...... 108.2 T1. Neal Swank, 1994...... 8 6. Dave McKae, 2005...... 107.1 T1. Dan Hubert, 1987...... 8 7. Gary Rowe, 1984...... 107.0 T4. Dave McKae, 2002 ...... 7 8. Cam Bullock, 1993...... 106.2 T4. Bill Brelsford, 1996...... 7 9. Mike Prelock, 1994...... 104.2 T6. Nik Aurora, 2006...... 6 10. Dave Rose, 1972...... 104.0 T6. Joel Needham, 2003...... 6 T6. Tony Franchi, 1993...... 6 CURRENT AGGIES IN CAPS T6. Jim Bowin, 1977...... 6 Marks in bold set in 2007 T10. Tony Franchi, 1992...... 5 T10. Aaron Patella, 1991...... 5 T10. Kevin Grindy, 1990...... 5 T10. Phil Staehle, 1982...... 5

EARNED RUN AVERAGE (Min. 1 IP per team game) 1. Tom Grovhoug, 1972...... 1.15 2. Rob Stewart, 1971...... 1.39 3. Fred Parker, 1970...... 1.61 4. Luke Steidlmayer, 2001 ...... 1.73 5. John Clay, 1970...... 1.822 6. Justin Reid, 1998...... 1.823 7. Colby Craig, 1994...... 1.935 8. Earl Koberlein, 1963...... 1.941 9. Greg Bruso, 2002 ...... 1.942 10. Ed Hauk, 1967...... 2.16

Justin Reid struck out a school-record 125 batters in a mere 94.1 innings pitched in 1999. His strikeout ratio of 11.9 per nine innings ranked 11th in Division II that year.

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BATTING RUNS BATTED IN 1. John LeBeau, 1984-86...... 153 GAMES 2. Matt Kamigawachi, 2001-04...... 136 1. Robby Tulk, 2001-04...... 210 3. Don Briggs, 1974-77...... 133 2. Matt Kamigawachi, 2001-04...... 202 4. Robby Tulk, 2001-04...... 125 3. Jason Shapiro, 1991-94...... 200 5. Carl Velleno, 1996-99 ...... 123 4. Tony Schifano, 1994-97...... 194 6. Steve Roberts, 1985-87...... 121 T5. Jai Khanna, 1990-93...... 192 7. Jason Wright, 1989-92...... 119 T5. Don Briggs, 1974-77...... 192 8. Chris Walsh, 1992-95...... 117 T7. Andy Reisinger, 2001-04...... 186 9. Greg Carlson, 1995-98...... 113 T7. Matt Zumstein, 1996-99 ...... 186 10. Dennis Flippen, 1999-2002 ...... 112 9. Brandon Oliver, 2004-07...... 183 10. Chris Walsh, 1992-95...... 179 DOUBLES 1. Robby Tulk, 2001-04...... 52 AT BATS T2. Matt Kamigawachi, 2001-04...... 50 1. Matt Kamigawachi, 2001-04...... 798 T2. Don Briggs, 1974-77...... 50 2. Robby Tulk, 2001-04...... 781 4. Jason Shapiro, 1991-94...... 49 3. Jai Khanna, 1990-93...... 696 T5. Nolan Sturgeon, 1997-2000 ...... 43 T4. Tony Schifano, 1994-97...... 678 T5. Carl Velleno, 1996-99 ...... 43 T4. Jason Shapiro, 1991-94...... 678 7. Daniel Descalso, 2005-07...... 42 6. Don Briggs, 1974-77...... 667 8. Ryan Coultas, 2002-04...... 41 7. Brandon Oliver, 2004-07...... 661 T9. Aaron Hanke, 2004-07...... 39 8. Rick Hennes, 1971-74...... 620 T9. Andrew Reisinger, 2001-04...... 39 ...... 9. Daniel Descalso, 2005-07 619 T9. Greg Carlson, 1995-98...... 39 10. Matt Zumstein, 1996-99 ...... 596 T9. John LeBeau, 1984-86...... 39 RUNS TRIPLES 1. Jason Shapiro, 1991-94...... 204 1. Jason Wright, 1989-92...... 14 2. Robby Tulk, 2001-04...... 175 T2. Rick Hennes, 1971-74...... 13 3. Don Briggs, 1974-77...... 160 T2. Jai Khanna, 1990-93...... 13 4. Jason Wright, 1989-92...... 155 4. Tony Schifano, 1994-97...... 12 5. Matt Zumstein, 1996-99 ...... 147 T5. Ryan Coultas, 2002-04...... 10 6. Rick Hennes, 1971-74...... 146 T5. Robby Tulk, 2001-04...... 10 T7. Tony Schifano, 1994-97...... 135 T5. Jack Anderson, 1961-64...... 10 T7. John LeBeau, 1984-86...... 135 T8. Dan Overholt, 1997-99 ...... 9 9. Matt Kamigawachi, 2001-04...... 132 T8. Ron Conway, 1962-64...... 9 10. Jai Khanna, 1990-93...... 127 HOME RUNS HITS 1. Steve Roberts, 1985-87...... 32 1. Matt Kamigawachi, 2001-04...... 266 2. Dennis Flippen, 1999-2002 ...... 29 2. Robby Tulk, 2001-04...... 253 3. Don Briggs, 1974-77...... 27 T3. Tony Schifano, 1994-97...... 214 T4. Carl Velleno, 1996-99 ...... 23 T3. Don Briggs, 1974-77...... 214 T4. John LeBeau, 1984-86...... 23 5. Jason Shapiro, 1991-94...... 211 6. Robby Tulk, 2001-04...... 21 ...... 6. Daniel Descalso, 2005-07 210 7. Jason Shapiro, 1991-94...... 19 7. Jason Wright, 1989-92...... 201 T8. Gary Schlagenhauf, 1967-70...... 18 8. Jai Khanna, 1990-93...... 200 T8. Chris Mietus, 1967-70...... 18 ...... 9. Brandon Oliver, 2004-07 198 T10. Sam Viney, 1969 & 1971...... 17 10. John LeBeau, 1984-86...... 196 T10. Jim Grant, 1984-85...... 17

CURRENT AGGIES IN CAPS Marks in bold set in 2007

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WALKS PITCHING 1. Jason Shapiro, 1991-94...... 148 2. Don Briggs, 1974-77...... 141 VICTORIES 3. Kevin Elam, 1988-91...... 121 1. Michael Potter, 2003-06 ...... 26 4. Robby Tulk, 2001-04...... 108 T2. Luke Steidlmayer, 2000-02 ...... 23 5. John LeBeau, 1984-86...... 106 T2. Steve Brown, 1975-78...... 23 6. Rich Lautze, 1972-75...... 105 T4. Dave McKae, 2002-05 ...... 21 7. Chris Walsh, 1992-95...... 103 T4. Neal Swank, 1993-96...... 21 8. Matt Zumstein, 1996-99 ...... 102 T4. Andy Craig, 1990-93...... 21 9. Rick Hennes, 1971-74...... 100 T7. Colby Craig, 1994-95...... 20 10. Chris Mietus, 1967-70...... 98 T7. Mike Prelock, 1992-95...... 20 T7. Mike Moroski, 1976-79...... 20 STOLEN BASES 1. Jason Shapiro, 1991-94...... 106 SAVES 2. Tony Schifano, 1994-97...... 86 1. Chris Stromberg, 1981-84...... 15 3. Matt Zumstein, 1996-99 ...... 58 2. Joel Needham, 2002-04...... 14 4. Joe Massucco, 1991-94...... 57 3. Dave McKae, 2002-05 ...... 13 5. Matt Sparks, 1994-97...... 54 4. Neal Swank, 1993-96...... 12 6. Dave Ray, 1992-93...... 50 5. Tony Franchi, 1990-93...... 11 T7. Jim Grant, 1984-85...... 44 6. Sam Nickelson, 1997-2000 ...... 10 T7. Matt Lefer, 1990-92...... 44 7. Bill Brelsford, 1993-96...... 9 9. Rich Martini, 1975-77...... 42 T7. Nik Aurora, 2004-07 ...... 9 T10. Adam Wilson, 2000-01 ...... 40 9. Dan Hubert, 1987...... 8 T10. Jeff Ellis, 1993-96...... 40 10. Aaron Patella, 1988-’89, 1991...... 7 T10. Don Briggs, 1974-77...... 40 T10. John Lucido, 1978-80...... 40 GAMES PITCHED 1. Nik Aurora, 2004-07 ...... 75 HIT BY PITCH 2. Dave McKae, 2002-05 ...... 68 1. Jason Shapiro, 1991-94...... 56 3. Neal Swank, 1993-96...... 65 2. Carl Velleno, 1996-99 ...... 49 4. Andy Craig, 1990-93...... 61 3. David Butterworth, 2003-05...... 40 5. Tony Franchi, 1990-93...... 60 4. Chris Walsh, 1992-95...... 39 T6. Michael Potter, 2003-06 ...... 55 T5. Brandon Oliver, 2005-07...... 22 T6. Greg Bruso, 1999-2002 ...... 55 T5. Matt Sparks, 1994-97...... 22 T6. Mike Prelock, 1992-95...... 55 7. Jeff Ellis, 1993-96...... 21 9. Jeff Myers, 1983-’85, 1987 ...... 53 T8. Michael Jacobellis, 2005-07...... 19 10. Steve Brown, 1975-78...... 51 T8. Dan Overholt, 1997-99 ...... 19 T8. Matt Zumstein, 1996-99 ...... 19 CURRENT AGGIES IN CAPS Marks in bold set in 2007 BATTING AVG. (Min. 300 AB) 1. Rich Watts, 1993-1994...... 384 (136/354) 2. Dave Nix, 1993-1996...... 374 (115/300) 3. Steve Keeney, 1981-1982...... 370 (127/343) 4. Tim Nelson, 1981-1982...... 366 (117/320) 5. John LeBeau, 1984-1986...... 360 (196/545) 6. Jim Saunders, 1979-1980...... 351 (131/373) 7. Adam Wilson, 2000-01 ...... 347 (131/375) 8. Jack Anderson, 1961-1964...... 348 (121/348) 9. Rich Martini, 1975-1977...... 347 (132/380) 10. Dennis Flippen, 1999-2002 ...... 344 (180/523)

Catcher Rich Watts set UC Davis’ career batting average record, hitting .384 in his two-year career from 1993-94. Watts was inducted into the Cal Aggie Athletics Hall of Fame in 2005.

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PITCHING, cont. SHUTOUTS 1. Greg Bruso, 1999-2002 ...... 7 GAMES STARTED 2. Ryan Conners-Copeland, 1995-98...... 5 1. Michael Potter, 2003-06 ...... 52 3. Dave McKae, 2002-05 ...... 4 2. Greg Bruso, 1999-2002 ...... 49 T4. Colby Craig, 1994-95...... 3 3. Andy Craig, 1990-93 ...... 44 T4. Andy Craig, 1990-93...... 3 4. John Clay, 1966-68, 1970...... 42 T4. Rudy Taub, 1989-90...... 3 T5. Steve Brown, 1975-78...... 40 T4. Steve Brown, 1975-78...... 3 T5. Lee Jackson, 1968-71...... 40 T4. John Clay, 1966-68, 1970...... 3 T7. Justin Reid, 1997-99 ...... 37 T4. Fred Parker, 1967-70...... 3 T7. Mike Prelock, 1992-95...... 37 T8. Julio Marquez, 2000-2003 ...... 36 ERA (Min. 125 Innings) T8. Luke Steidlmayer, 2000-02 ...... 36 1. Fred Parker, 1967-’70...... 2.25 (180.1ip) T8. Mike Moroski, 1976-79...... 36 2. Rob Stewart, 1971-’72...... 2.33 (181.2ip) 3. Ed Newell, 1967-’70...... 2.38 (136.0ip) INNINGS PITCHED 4. Dave McKae, 2002-05...... 2.65 (265.0ip) 1. Michael Potter, 2003-06 ...... 339.0 5. John Clay, 1966-68, 1970...... 2.69 (318.1ip) 2. John Clay, 1966-68, 1970...... 318.1 6. Oscar Pacheco, 1975-’76...... 2.73 (125.1ip) 3. Steve Brown, 1975-78...... 315.0 7. Justin Reid, 1997-’99 ...... 2.73 (267.0ip) 4. Greg Bruso, 1999-2002 ...... 304.2 8. Colby Craig, 1994-’95...... 2.74 (229.2ip) 5. Andy Craig, 1990-93...... 291.2 9. Brad Mettler, 1982-’83...... 2.76 (192.1ip) 6. Lee Jackson, 1968-71...... 290.2 10. Jim Crawford, 1970-’73...... 2.83 (162.1ip) 7. Mike Prelock, 1992-95...... 278.2 8. Justin Reid, 1997-99 ...... 267.0 WINNING PCT. (Min. 10 decisions) 9. Dave McKae, 2002-05 ...... 265.0 1. Tom Grovhoug, 1971-73...... 800 (12-3) 10. Luke Steidlmayer, 2000-02 ...... 262.0 2. Matt Pool, 1992-94...... 792 (19-5) 3. Ross Merritt, 1971-72...... 750 (15-5) STRIKEOUTS 4. Tony Franchi, 1990-93...... 750 (12-4) 1. Justin Reid, 1997-99 ...... 329 5. Justin Reid, 1997-99 ...... 731 (19-7) 2. John Clay, 1966-68, 1970...... 275 6. Barry Biggerstaff, 1976...... 727 ( 8-3) 3. Luke Steidlmayer, 2000- 02 ...... 269 7. Gary Rowe, 1984 & 1986...... 720 (18-7) 4. Dave McKae, 2002-05...... 261 8. Colby Craig, 1994-95...... 714 (20-8) 5. Greg Bruso, 1999-2002 ...... 250 9. Cam Bullock, 1990-93...... 696 (16-7) 6. Michael Potter, 2003-06 ...... 241 10. Oscar Pacheco, 1975-76...... 692 ( 9-4) 7. Steve Brown, 1975-78...... 238 8. Lee Jackson, 1968-71...... 228 STRIKEOUTS PER 9 INNS. (Min. 125 Inns.) 9. Rich Smith, 1963-66...... 175 1. Justin Reid, 1997-99 ...... 11.09 (267.0ip) 10. Mike Prelock, 1992-95...... 169 2. Luke Steidlmayer, 2000-02 ...... 9.24 (262.0ip) 3. Ed Newell, 1967-70...... 8.87 (136.0ip) COMPLETE GAMES 4. Dave McKae, 2002-05...... 8.86 (265.0ip) 1. Steve Brown, 1975-78...... 34 5. John Clay, 1966-68, 1970...... 7.77 (318.1ip) 2. Lee Jackson, 1968-71...... 22 6. Greg Bruso, 1999-2002 ...... 7.40 (304.2ip) 3. Mike Moroski, 1976-79...... 21 7. Rich Smith, 1963-70...... 7.36 (214.0ip) 4. John Clay, 1966-68, 1970...... 20 8. Jim Crawford, 1970-73...... 7.26 (162.1ip) 5. Greg Bruso, 1999-2002 ...... 18 9. Mike Sloss, 1962-63...... 7.20 (145.0ip) 6. Luke Steidlmayer, 2000-02 ...... 16 10. Lee Jackson, 1967-71...... 7.06 (290.2ip) 7. Colby Craig, 1994-95...... 15 8. Dave McKae, 2002-05...... 10

CURRENT AGGIES IN CAPS Marks in bold set in 2007

34 2008 UC DAVIS BASEBALL YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS

Overall League Overall League Year Coach W-L-T Pct. W-L-T Year Coach W-L-T Pct. W-L-T 1938 Hickey 7-7 .500 no league 1988 Swimley 22-29-1 .433 15-12 (3rd) 1939 Hickey 9-16 .360 no league 1989 Swimley 23-29-2 .444 16-14 (3rd) 1940 Hickey 5-9 .357 no league 1990 Swimley 29-25-2 .536 21-9 (T1st) 1941 Hickey 3-7 .300 no league 1991 Swimley 26-26 .500 17-12 (3rd) 1942 Hickey 5-8-1 .393 no league 1992 Swimley 27-18 .600 20-10 (2nd) 1943 (No season - World War II) 1993 Swimley 43-14 .754 30-5 (1st) 1944 (No season - World War II) 1994 Swimley 47-12 .797 32-3 (1st) 1945 (No season - World War II) 1995 Swimley 31-32 .492 21-14 (2nd) 1946 Hickey 1-14 .077 no league 1996 Swimley 34-22 .607 24-11 (2nd) 1947 Hickey 12-12 .500 3-4 (4th) 1997 Swimley 29-27 .518 20-15 (3rd) 1948 Hickey 7-14 .333 3-5 (3rd) 1998 Swimley 22-22-1 .500 20-15 (3rd) 1949 Boyer 6-19 .240 6-6 (T3rd) 1999 Swimley 32-25 .561 21-18 (5th) 1950 Boyer 9-17 .346 4-6 (T3rd) 2000 Swimley 26-27 .491 20-19 (7th) 1951 Boyer 10-10 .500 7-1 (1st) 2001 Swimley 26-28 .481 19-18 (6th) 1952 Boyer 2-16 .111 1-5 (4th) 2002 Swimley 33-26 .559 25-15 (2nd) 1953 Lotter 7-14 .333 2-4 (4th) 2003 Peters 36-24 .600 24-14 (3rd) 1954 Lotter 8-18 .307 2-8 (6th) 2004 Peters 37-15-1 .708 32-7-1 (1st-rs) 1955 Lotter 9-16 .360 2-8 (6th) 2005 Peters 27-29 .482 — 1956 Lotter 4-18 .181 2-8 (6th) 2006 Peters 18-34 .346 — 1957 Lotter 11-18 .379 2-8 (6th) 2007 Peters 24-32 .429 — 1958 Lotter 6-14 .300 1-9 (6th) 1959 Stromgren 7-12 .368 1-7 (6th) 1960 Sells 3-16 .158 1-9 (6th) 1961 Lakie 7-12 .368 3-7 (6th) COACHING RECORDS 1938-PRESENT 1962 Lakie 5-20 .200 3-7 (5th) Overall League 1963 Lakie 12-12 .500 6-4 (3rd) Coaches (Yrs.) W-L-T W-L-T 1964 Lakie 12-16 .429 5-6 (4th) Rex Peters 142-134-1 56-21-1 (2003-Present) (.514) (.724) 1965 Lakie 6-20 .231 2-8 (7th) Phil Swimley 902-832-15 586-414-2. 1966 Swimley 7-26 .212 3-9 (6th) (1966-76, ’78-’02) (.520) (.586) 1967 Swimley 18-15 .545 8-6 (2nd) Fred Zimmerman 22-26 (.458) 9-9 (.500). 1968 Swimley 14-20 .412 6-8 (T4th) (1977) 1969 Swimley 18-18 .500 9-12 (6th) Bill Lakie 42-80 (.344) 19-32 (.373). 1970 Swimley 16-25 .390 10-8 (4th) (1961-65) 1971 Swimley 21-22 .488 11-7 (T3rd) Jim Sells 3-16 (.158) 1-9 (.100). 1972 Swimley 32-19-1 .625 12-6 (2nd) (1960) 1973 Swimley 22-20-1 .523 12-5-1 (1st) George Stromgren 7-12 (.368) 1-7 (.125). 1974 Swimley 25-21 .543 11-7 (3rd) (1960) 1975 Swimley 25-23-1 .520 8-7 (2nd) 45-98 (.315) 11-45 (.196). 1976 Swimley 27-25-1 .519 13-4 (1st) (1953-58) 1977 Zimmerman 22-26 .458 9-9 (4th) Carl Boyer 27-62 (.303) 18-18 (.500). 1978 Swimley 26-23-2 .529 11-7 (3rd) (1949-52) 1979 Swimley 29-21 .580 23-11 (1st) 49-87-1 (.361) 6-9 (.400). 1980 Swimley 19-26-2 .426 14-18 (5th) (1938-42, ’46-58) 1981 Swimley 18-27 .400 14-19 (5th) 1982 Swimley 20-21-1 .488 18-11-1 (2nd) 1983 Swimley 19-19 .500 16-14 (3rd) 1984 Swimley 24-24 .500 22-14 (1st) 1985 Swimley 30-19 .612 20-10 (T1st) 1986 Swimley 26-22 .542 16-14 (2nd) 1987 Swimley 16-34 .320 8-27 (5th)

2008 UC DAVIS BASEBALL 35 AWARD WINNERS

ALL-AMERICANS AGGIES IN THE PROS 2002 Greg Bruso, P, Second Team Player, Pos., Team ...... Yr. Signed 2001 Luke Steidlmayer, P, Second Team Daniel Descalso, 3B, St. Louis Cardinals (3rd round)...... 2007 1999 Justin Reid, P, Second Team Aaron Hanke, OF, Arizona Diamondbacks (38th round)...... 2007 1998 Justin Reid, P, Second Team Ryan Royster, OF, Cleveland Indians (44th round)*...... 2007 1997 Tony Schifano, SS, Third Team 1996 Dave Nix, OF, Third Team Tyler LaTorre, OF, San Francisco Giants (Free Agent)...... 2006 1995 Dave Nix, OF, Third Team Dave McKae, P, San Francisco Giants (Free Agent)...... 2005 1994 Matt Pool, P, Second Team Ryan Coultas, SS, (6th round)...... 2004 Jason Shapiro, OF, Second Team Robby Tulk, OF, (25th round)...... 2004 Rich Watts, C, Second Team Joel Needham, RHP, (32nd round)...... 2004 1993 Dave Ray, 2B, Second Team Mike Prelock, P, Third Team Ryan Coultas, SS, Chicago Cubs (13th round)* ...... 2003 1986 John LeBeau, 1B, Second Team Luke Steidlmayer, RHP, (8th round) ...... 2002 1979 Gregg Hilderbrand, OF, Second Team Greg Bruso, RHP, San Francisco Giants (16th round)...... 2002 1973 John Repetto, SS, First Team Jake Wilson, 3B, Anaheim Angels (Free Agent)...... 2000 1971 Sam Viney, OF, First Team Justin Reid, RHP, Pittsburgh Pirates (4th round)...... 1999 1964 Jack Anderson, 1B, Second Team Tim Adams, DH, Anaheim Angels (Free Agent)...... 1997 ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS Ryan Greene, RHP, (Free Agent)...... 1997 Tony Schifano, SS, Florida Marlins (Free Agent)...... 1997 1980 Eric Parker, OF Anthony Dellamano, RHP, (12th round)...... 1996 1974 Jerry Reedy, SS Greg Morris, IF, California Angels (5th round)...... 1994 1973 Jim Crawford, P 1972 Tom Grovhoug, P Hayward Cook, OF, Florida Marlins (9th round)...... 1994 Rich Watts, C, Pittsburgh Pirates (11th round)...... 1994 CAL AGGIE ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME Matt Pool, P, (15th round)...... 1994 BASEBALL INDUCTEES Jason Shapiro, OF, Chicago White Sox (Free agent)...... 1994 Bart Greene, OF, Detroit Tigers...... 1992 Jack Anderson, 1960-64 Jim Anderson, 1946-49 Dave Schwartz, P, ...... 1991 Don Briggs, 1974-77 Steve Roberts, OF, ...... 1987 Steve Brown, 1975-78 Dave LeBeau, SS, Atlanta Braves...... 1983 Brian Buckley, 1975-79 Brad Mettler, P, ...... 1983 Dick Carriere, 1960-64 Steve Keeney, OF, San Francisco Giants...... 1982 Steve Chorak, 1936-40 Ray Crawford, 1959-62 Jim Saunders, C-1B, San Francisco Giants...... 1980 Jim Fiack, 1968-72 Brian Buckley, P, California Angels...... 1979 Tim Indart, 1960-61 Steve Brown, P, California Angels**...... 1978 Rich Martini, 1974-77 Barry Biggerstaff, P, Los Angeles Dodgers...... 1976 Mike Moroski, 1975-79 Jerry Reedy, SS, Philadelphia Phillies...... 1974 John Nedderman, 1946-50 David Nix, 1993-96 Jim Fiack, C, Los Angeles Dodgers...... 1972 John Repetto, 1970-73 Sam Viney, OF, Montreal Expos...... 1971 Colby E. “Babe” Slater, 1914-17 Sal Balderrama, SS, ...... 1970 Sam Viney, 1969-71 Gary Schlagenhauf, OF, Kansas City Royals...... 1970 Rich Watts, 1992-94 Dale Weishahn, 1962-63 List excludes independent pro leagues * Did not sign ** Reached major leagues

36 2008 UC DAVIS BASEBALL AWARD WINNERS

FIRST TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE Steve Roberts, OF 1966 Paul Fiack, OF 1985 Andy Calbreath, P ** 1964 Jack Anderson, 1B 2007 Daniel Descalso, 3B Jim Grant, 3B Dick Carriere, OF 2006 Tyler LaTorre, OF Dan Hayes, OF 1963 Jack Anderson, 1B Michael Potter, P John LeBeau, 1B Dick Carriere, OF 2005 Dave McKae, P 1984 Gary Rowe, P ** Jan Swanson, C 2004 Michael Potter, P** Dave Hartley, 2B 1962 Jack Anderson, 1B Dave McKae, P John LeBeau, 1B Robby Tulk, OF 1983 Dave LeBeau, SS * - Conference Player of the Year 2003 Ryan Coultas, SS Brad Mettler, P ** - Conference Pitcher of the Year Matt Kamigawachi, 3B 1982 Steve Keeney, OF Dustin Soderman, OF Tim Nelson, C AFFILIATIONS David Butterworth, AL 1981 Steve Keeney, OF 2002 Greg Bruso, P** Tim Nelson, 1B Pre-1982: Dennis Flippen, 1B 1980 Jim Saunders, 1B Far Western Conference Ryan Coultas, SS 1979 Brian Buckley, P ** Matt Kamigawachi, 3B Gregg Hilderbrand, OF * 1982-1998: Robby Tulk, OF Jeff Hart, SS Northern California Athletic Conference 2001 Luke Steidlmayer, P** 1978 Steve Brown, P ** 2000 John Holtkamp, P Jeff Hart, SS 1999-2004: Chris Stretch, OF Gregg Hilderbrand, OF California Collegiate Athletic Association 1999 Justin Reid, P** 1977 Don Briggs, SS Carl Velleno, 1B Rich Martini, OF 1998 Justin Reid, P 1976 Rich Martini, OF * 2005-07: 1997 Tim Adams, DH Barry Biggerstaff, P Div. I Independents Tony Schifano, SS Don Briggs, SS 1996 Dave Nix, OF* Steve Brown, P 2008-Present: Ryan Conners-Copeland, P Lee Wilcox, 1B Big West Conference Anthony Dellamano, P 1975 Oscar Pacheco, P ** Tony Schifano, SS Don Briggs, SS * Scott Winton, 1B Bill Barker, 1B 1995 Dave Nix, OF Rich Lautze, OF Tony Schifano, SS John Woods, C Chris Walsh, C 1974 Rick Hennes, OF 1994 Jason Shapiro, OF* Rich Lautze, OF Matt Pool, P** Alex Perales, 2B Colby Craig, P Jerry Reedy, SS Greg Morris, SS 1973 Jim Crawford, P Chris Walsh, DH Dennis Pfyl, 1B Rich Watts, C John Repetto, SS 1993 Dave Ray, 2B* 1972 Jim Fiack, C Mike Prelock, P** Ross Merritt, P Andy Craig, P John Repetto, SS Jai Khanna, SS Clay Sigg, OF Joe Massucco, OF 1971 Dennis Pfyl, Utility Greg Morris, 3B John Repetto, SS Rich Watts, C Rob Stewart, P 1992 Tony Franchi, P Sam Viney, OF Jai Khanna, SS 1970 Sal Balderrama, SS Matt Lefer, OF John Clay, P 1991 Jason Wright, 1B Dan White, OF 1990 Jim Reiley, SS 1969 Chris Mietus, 1B Rudy Taub, P Fred Parker, P Jason Wright, 1B 1967 John Clay, P 1989 Terry Pedretti, 3B Gary Schlagenhauf, OF 1988 Kevin Grindy, P ** 1987 Jamie Williams, SS 1986 John LeBeau, 1B

2008 UC DAVIS BASEBALL 37 ALL-TIME AGGIE LETTERWINNERS

Aaronson, Will ‘98-99 Bear, William Howard ‘54-55-56 Brown, Howard Clyde ‘14 Adams, Donald Howard ‘54-55 Bearden, Travis ‘03-04 Brown, Lytell V. ‘26 Adams, George D. ‘13 Becker, Harvey Paul ‘40 Brown, Melville Steuart ‘47 Adams, Timothy R. ‘96-97 Becker, Vernon Carroll ‘46-47 Brown, Robert Edward ‘24, ‘26 Alamano, Thomas Melvin ‘64-65-66 Becket, James William ‘48-49-50, ‘55 Brown, Scott Edward ‘84, ‘86 Alarcon, Kenneth Thomas ‘91-92 Beeman, William Turner ‘50-51 Brown, Steven Elbert ‘75-76-77-78 Alberg, Anthony John ‘77-78-79-80 Beers, Duane Harrison ‘67 Browning, William B. ‘18 Alderson, James ‘19 Behrendt, Richard John ‘51-52-53 Bruso, Greg ‘99-00-01-02 Aldine, Donan Rogers ‘50-51 Behrens, Josh ‘03-04 Brutlag, Andy ‘01-02 Alger, Wayne R. ‘95-96 Benner, John G. ‘23 Bryggman, Mark Lorenz ‘75 Alioto, Joe ‘00 Bennett, Brian Richard ‘78-79 Buck Jr., Warren Lee ‘88-89-90 Allen, Dolph C. ‘13-14 Berger, Gideon Olen ‘90-91-92-93 Buckley, Brian J. ‘77-78-79 Allen, George H. ‘26 Berryman, Phillip Curtis ‘25 Bullock, Cambell John “Cam” ‘91-92-93 Allison, Gary Lynn ‘60 Bertelsen, Brian Phillip ‘83-84 Bundgard, Norman F. ‘39 Altick, Frank Lawrence ‘73 Berton, Mars F. ‘16 Burlington, Ralph Arthur ‘42 Anderson Jr., James William ‘46-47-48-49 Bertotti, Joseph ‘81 Burnett, Howard Vernon ‘23-24-25-26 Anderson, Clarence O. ‘26 Bertrand, James F. ‘56-57-58-59 Burson, Lesley G. ‘22-23 Anderson, John B. “Jack” ‘61-62-63-64 Betow, Michael T. ‘59-60-61 Burton, William Paul ‘65-66 Anderson, Raymond Paul ‘86-87 Bettencourt, D. ‘39-40 Bushnell, Robert B. ‘50-51-52-53 Anderson, Robert Henry ‘41 Bettencourt, Joseph Francis ‘40-41 Bustamante, Theodore Robert ‘82 Anderson, Rusty ‘87 Bielar, Charles F. ‘25 Butterworth, David ‘03-04-05 Andres, Evan Arthur ‘89 Bigelow, Roy E. ‘25 Byer, Buzz ‘02 Angelo, Eugene E. ‘54 Biggerstaff, Barry Clayton ‘76 Ankeny, James Biscenius ‘48-49 Bignami, Frank W. ‘95-96 Cagle, Henry Arthur ‘39-40 Antich, Steven Wade ‘92 Bishop, Burnett L. ‘36 Caire III, John ‘80 Applegate, Edwin S. ‘16 Bizzini, William Ernest ‘53-54-55 Calbreath, Andrew John ‘85-86-87 Aranda, Enrique ‘25 Blaine, Gordon B. ‘55-56-57 Caldwell, Henry H. ‘11-12 Arano, Raymond A. ‘21-22-23-24 Blake Jr., Donald James ‘67 Calhoun, Chester P. ‘21 Archer, Thomas Spencer ‘67 Blake, Gregory E. ‘78-79 Callejon, Rick Edward ‘73-74 Ariola, Daniel Christopher ‘84, ‘86 Blankenheim, Matt ‘02-03-04 Cannon, Herbert Edwin ‘35 Arnese, Gary E. ‘61 Blason, Ariel Ivan ‘87 Carlson, Gregory R. ‘95-96-97-98 Arnold, Albert M. ‘25 Boas, Andy ‘06 Carreon, Mario Trinidad ‘93 Arnold, David Peter ‘54 Boesch, Michael C. ‘81 Carriere, Richard Wilfred ‘61-62-63-64 Arnson, Dane Trenton ‘84 Bogart, George McKinley ‘21-22-23 Carrion, John ‘00-01 Ashurst II, Griffith Park ‘46 Bohna, Haydn Robert ‘42 Carter, Kenneth W. ‘60 Aurora, Nik ‘04-05-06-07 Bolander, Edwin M. ‘16-17 Case, Alexander Christopher ‘87-88-89 Austin, Michael Thomas ‘92 Bonelli, Benjamin Parish ‘42 Cashore, Randy ‘76 Axelgard, William Christian ‘75-76 Bonnheim Jr., Walter Edward ‘42 Cass, William T. ‘21-22 Borel, Gene Dennis ‘59-60 Castillo, Jaime ‘04-05 Baccaglio, Frank Vincent ‘35-36 Bormann, Luther H. ‘18 Castles, Matthew Thomas ‘92 Baker, Edward Allen ‘37-38 Borrelli, James V. ‘38 Cebull, Stanley Edward ‘53 Baker, James S. ‘58-59-60 Bosworth, Charles Lansing ‘15, ‘17 Cecil, Alfred Steve ‘89-90 Baker, John G. ‘18-19 Bowin, James Neil ‘77-78 Cepeda, Gilbert ‘75 Balderrama Jr., Salvador ‘69-70 Bowyer, John Francis ‘74-75 Ceriani, Ryan ‘00-01 Baldini, Dan ‘05-06 Boydston, Solon B. ‘11 Cervenka, Frank ‘17 Baldo, Edward Frank ‘47 Boyl, Jack ‘03-04 Chamberlin, Jerome D. ‘26 Ball, Howard J. ‘35 Bratten, John Clayton ‘69 Chambers, Roland Bogue ‘48 Ballantyne, Thomas E. ‘24 Braun, William Edward ‘25 Chancey, Joseph Emile ‘41 Ballard, Eugene C. ‘22, ‘24 Bravo, Fred S. ‘35-36 Chase, John L. ‘61-62 Banta, Arthur R. ‘15 Breider Jr., Wayne Joseph ‘84-85-86 Chevalier, Jean Jacques ‘71 Barass, Glen I. ‘21, ‘23 Brelsford, William L. ‘94-95-96 Chew, Scott ‘07 Barber, James H. ‘25-26 Breschini, Leslie Don ‘65-66 Chiappari, Edward Anthony ‘47-48 Barker, Dwight Latta ‘53 Breuleux, Philip Stanley ‘66 Chiles, Raymond Frank ‘13-14 Barker, William Dennis ‘74-75 Brewer, William M. ‘15-16 Chorak, Stephen Paul ‘37-38 Barovetto, John L. ‘59 Bridge, Lewis Dundas ‘40 Christensen, Chad D. ‘95 Barry Jr., George S. ‘16 Briggs, Donald Paul ‘74-75-76-77 Christiansen, Harry Richard ‘41 Barry, George LeRoy ‘35 Broady, Ralph ‘21-22 Claudius, Harold C. ‘13 Bartholf, Byron LeRoy ‘51 Brocker, Raymond ‘47 Clay, John William ‘66-67-68-70 Barton, Gregory William ‘91 Brodeur, James O. ‘24 Cleary, James David ‘35 Bauman, Michael Paul ‘73 Brown, Charles L. ‘11 Cleaveland, Alan David ‘72-73 Baxter, Patrick Ryan ‘87-88-89-90 Brown, Elwin F. ‘21 Clifford, James Edward ‘73 Beach, Robert James ‘47 Brown, Emory Clayton ‘39-40-41 Colburn, Darrel Vance ‘55-56

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Colletto, Brian Joseph ‘89 Doolittle, Jefferson Jennings ‘23 Francella, S. ‘40 Colombo, Steven Ernest ‘80 Dooner, Thomas H. ‘20 Franchi, Anthony Raymond ‘90-91-92-93 Conger, E.M. ‘13 Dorman, Walter Adelbert ‘19 Francis, George Maurice ‘46 Conlan Jr., Thomas J. ‘58 Dorr, Daniel ‘80 Francis, Richard ‘39 Conn, Gary Brian ‘83-84-85 Dove, John Robert ‘87 Francis, Stephen Michael ‘87 Conners-Copeland, Ryan E. ‘95-96-97-98 Downing, Bernard Clyde ‘51 Franklin, Douglas Eugene ‘84-85-86 Connolly, Mark William ‘75-76-77 Draper, Barton ‘16-17 Freccero, Michael Angelo ‘71-72-73 Conran, Philip B. ‘58 Driscoll, Daniel Patrick ‘84 Frederick, Curtiss Scott ‘78-79 Conway, Ronald Lee ‘62-63-64 Duarte, Alfred R. ‘37-38 French, Glenn George ‘37-38-39 Cook, Hayward Robert ‘92-93-94 Duffelmeyer, Thomas ‘37 Frey, Anthony George ‘88 Coombes, John Michael ‘92-93-94-95 Dufour III, Glenn Duffy ‘64-65-66-67 Friedli, Orlan D. ‘56 Cooper, Brandt Neven ‘73, ‘75 Durst, Robert Miller ‘35 Fritsch, Ronald William ‘84 Cooper, Stanton Moore ‘48-49 Duston, Charles Francis ‘46 Frost, Goodwin B. “Mike” ‘18-19 Cote, Casey ‘97-98 Duston, James Joseph ‘46 Fruhling, Arthur Gene ‘62-63 Cottrell, Shirley Norton ‘36 Dutra, Anthony R. ‘57 Fukuchi, Raymond K. ‘51 Coultas, Ryan ‘02-03-04 Duvall, David L. ‘58-59 Cox, George E. ‘21 Galatro, Joseph James ‘42 Craig, Andrew Allen ‘90-91-92-93 Eames, Edmund Curtis “Bud” ‘23-24-25 Gale, Donald Herbert ‘46 Craig, Colby J. ‘94-95 Elam, Kevin Jonathan ‘88-89-90-91 Galios, Matthew Stephen ‘83 Craig, Dennis William ‘61 Elam, Richard F. ‘36 Gamboa, Eddie ‘05-07 Crandall, Dennis James ‘69-70-71-72 Eldredge, Edward William “Ted” ‘84 Garber, Paul Harrison ‘76-77 Crane, Ellis M. ‘19 Ellis, Jeffrey Scott ‘93-94-95-96 Garbooshian, Michael J. ‘84-85 Crawford Jr., Raymond Everett ‘60-61-62 Elliston, Brett ‘03 Gardner, Kendall Woodrow ‘61, ‘65 Crawford, James Spencer ‘70-71-72-73 Emme, John William ‘84-85-86 Gardner, Leslie Allan ‘70-71 Cripps, Scott Erwin ‘82-83 Englebrecht, Eldon Glen “Jim” ‘49-50 Garvey, Kevin Francis ‘72 Cromwell, Lawrence M. ‘95 Ergo, Richard Allen ‘77-78 Gaunt, Greg ‘98-99 Crowe, Timothy Edward ‘80, ‘82-83 Erickson, David Erik ‘64-65 Gay, Ernest C. ‘17 Crutchley, Bryan John ‘87-88-89-90 Ernesto, Christopher Robert ‘84-85-86 Gay, Ralph I. ‘26 Cullen Jr., Neil J. ‘47 Erreca, Brett ‘03 Geandrot, Robert Weston ‘65-66 Cuneo, Raymond Eugene ‘40, ‘46 Evans, Bryan ‘06-07 Gedestad, Douglas Alan ‘72 Geiger, Bernard Richard ‘54-55 Davenport, R. Dwight ‘59-60 Fade, Brandon E. ‘96 Gerdtz, Marvin ‘54 Davies, Raymond Emery ‘74 Fagundes, Mark C. ‘94-95-96 Gertsen, Kenneth E. ‘60-61, ‘63 Davis, Richard Lyle ‘48-49 Farmer, Zack ‘46 Giacomini, Robert W. ‘56 Dawson, Dale Henry ‘60 Fawcett, Richard G. ‘49-50 Giacomini, Thomas James ‘59-60-61 DeCoito, Vince ‘03-04-05-06 Fechter, Milton Joseph ‘26 Giddings, Edwin Wright ‘26 Delaney, Arthur J. ‘20-21 Fennochio, Daniel Aaron ‘85-86 Giffen, Jon Ross ‘78, ‘80 Delaney, Robert William ‘66-67 Fenstermaker, Ross ‘06 Gillette, Glenn Neumann “Duke” ‘13-14 Dellamano, Anthony ‘96 Fiack, James Gregory ‘70-71-72 Gilmore, John Landrum ‘23-24-25 Dempsey, Matt ‘05-06-07 Fiack, Paul Michael ‘65-66-67 Gilmore, Marcus H. ‘25 Demuth, Daniel Charles ‘81-82-83 Field, Ronald ‘67 Gimenez, Gerald W. ‘63 Dennis, Steven Lloyd ‘65 Fields, Curtis D. ‘95-96-97-98 Ginocchio, Peter H. ‘56-57 DePaul, Lawrence Michael ‘89 Fiorini, Harold ‘25 Giovannoni Jr., Louis Theodore ‘42 DeRoss, Michael Joseph ‘74-75 Firebaugh Jr., Joseph Peter ‘50 Goetz, Jimmy ‘05-06 Descalso, Daniel ‘05-06-07 Fishburn, Ian ‘00-01-02 Goetz, Steve Joseph ‘68-69 Dewar, Herbert D. ‘19-20-21 Fisher, Ronald Douglas ‘76-77 Gogna, Michael Ernest ‘69 Dewhirst, Mark William ‘75-76 Fissell, Forest ‘12 Gonzales, Paul ‘04-05-06-07 Dezuriek, Jeffrey Paul ‘89-90 Fitch, Michael Eugene ‘62-63-64 Goodman, Gregg Stephen ‘77-78 Dezzani, Michael James ‘86 Fitzgerald, Justin ‘05-06-07 Goodyear, Andrew ‘01 Diachenko, Alek ‘07 Fletcher, Desmond H. ‘22-23 Gordon, David ‘00 Dibble, John Elmer ‘47 Flippen, Dennis ‘99-00-01-02 Gotelli, Rinaldo John ‘42 Dickson, Irl Daniel “Willy” ‘12 Flood, Edmund Lawrence ‘16 Gottschalk, Chris ‘03 Dietz, John Frederick ‘91-92-93-94 Flynn, John Francis ‘41 Goulard, Cary J. ‘62-63 Dinkelspiel, Edward Gaines ‘23 Foley, Leo M. ‘50 Gould, Dennis Jay ‘59 DiPietro, Lawrence Lee ‘72-73 Foott, John Hambley ‘46-47-48-49 Gould, Jack Scott ‘40-41-42, ‘47 Dobbins, James Morton ‘35-36-37-38 Forbes, Robert Lyle ‘40 Gowan, David C. ‘59 Dobransky, Thomas John ‘68, ‘70 Forster, Hugo A. ‘26 Grabow, Garry Leonard ‘77-78 Dodd, Gary Francis ‘66 Foss, Gerald Russell ‘56-57 Grady, Edward J. ‘35 Donald, Adam W. ‘95 Foster, Robert Lewis ‘61-62 Graf Jr., Emil David ‘41 Donati, Richard John ‘66-67-68-69 Fotos, Dan ‘97-98 Granger, Michael ‘02 Donnell, Richard D. ‘53 Fox, Roger William ‘55-56-57-58 Grant, James Edward ‘84-85 Donovan, Leo O. ‘17-18 Fox, Trevor ‘07 Gravelle, Howard John ‘66

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Gray, Arthur I. ‘35 Hilderbrand, Gregg Wesley ‘77-78-79 Kauffman, Larry Douglas ‘69-70 Gray, John Edwin ‘68 Hilliard, Leo R. ‘25-26 Kaufman, Jonathan Albert ‘87-88 Greco, Justin ‘97 Hinsdale, Jerry W. ‘57-58-59 Kaupke, Charles R. ‘52 Green, Harry E. ‘22 Hirneise, Grant ‘05-07 Keeney, Steven Lee ‘81-82 Greene, James Bart ‘90 Hitchcock, Milton Maurice ‘26 Kehr, Dan ‘99 Greene, Ryan M. ‘94-95-96-97 Hollander, Marvin Stanley ‘47-48 Keller, Kenneth A. ‘21 Greive, Walter S. ‘11 Holmes, Denny Lee ‘70-71-72 Kelley, Lester D. ‘18-19 Grey, Derek Matthew ‘90-91 Holmes, James Howard ‘65-66 Kelley, Michael James ‘68 Grieves, Charles W. ‘23 Holtkamp, John ‘99-00-01 Kelly, Charles Scott ‘83-84-85 Grieves, Jack ‘17 Hoskings, Henry D. ‘15 Kenyon, Frederick ‘16-17 Griffin, Jonathan ‘01 Huber, Otto J. ‘16-17 Kern, James Richard ‘87-88-89 Griffiths, Kenney G. ‘60 Hubert, Daniel James ‘87 Khanna, Jaipal Singh ‘90-91-92-93 Grifantini, Marco ‘07 Huberty, James L. ‘35 Kim, John Gary ‘64 Grimsley, Bert ‘38 Hudson, Evan ‘06-07 Kimura, Clarence ‘35 Grindy, Kevin Raymond ‘86-87-88-89-90 Huffman, David ‘05-06 Kirby, James J. ‘25 Grovhoug, Thomas Richard ‘71-72-73 Hull, Melvin Kenneth ‘40 Kirby, Lukas ‘03-04-05-06 Grubbs, Kenneth Arnold ‘25-26 Hunt, Brian ‘97-98-99 Kissner, Guy William George ‘72-73-74-75 Guerrero, David A. ‘81-82-83 Hunt, Scott Edwin ‘67-68 Kitay, Norik ‘91 Gutierrez, Abraham ‘00 Hutton, Jack Wilken ‘42, ‘46-47 Kiyomura, Takashi “Kiyo” ‘37-38-39-40 Hutton, Jerry Thomas ‘42, ‘47 Kjome, David Christopher ‘85, ‘88-89 Hackett, Norbert A. ‘52 Klaus, Steve James ‘90 Haley, Brent Andrew ‘87 Indart, Timothy J. ‘60-61 Kleid, Donald Allan ‘68-69 Hall, Francis Fischer “Hira” ‘14-15-16 Inman IV, William Henry ‘93-94 Kloos, Andrew ‘01-02-03-04 Hall, Parker L. ‘15-16 Iritani, Kenneth George ‘79 Kluse, Michael Robert ‘62-63 Halliday, David Wesley ‘81-82 Irving, Kyle ‘03-04-05 Knox, Patrick M. ‘60-61 Hammond, David J. ‘51 Isaacs, Hal Vernon ‘38-39-40 Koberlein, Earl W. ‘61-62-63-64 Handy Jr., Richard Hubert ‘35-36-37, ‘39 Ishimoto, I. Kiyoshi ‘40-41 Koeppen, Kurt Karl ‘85-86 Hanke, Aaron ‘04-05-06-07 Kondo, Dennis Jiro ‘65-66 Hanley Jr., Hubert Sweeney ‘47-48 Jackson, Leland Francis ‘68-69-70-71 Kramer, Robert Daniel ‘87-88-89 Hardy, Kevin C. ‘20-21 Jacobellis, Michael ‘04-05-06-07 Kugler, Richard Gary ‘70 Hargitt, Chin J. ‘13-14 Jacobson, Bo ‘00 Kulper, Fred L. ‘14 Hargrave, Steve Hallett ‘78-79-80 Jacobson, Donald ‘39 Harkey, William P. ‘11-12 Jacobson, Robert Eugene ‘39 Laird Jr., Lee E. ‘54 Harms, Bradley Guy ‘86-87 James, Kevin ‘05-06-07 Lamkin, Howard Norman ‘42 Harnetiaux, Brian M. ‘96-97 Jarrett Jr., Harry Leroy ‘48-49-50 Lampert, Flint M. ‘11-12 Harper Jr., Joseph Virgil ‘58-59 Jefferies, Jacob ‘06-07 Lampkin, Michael ‘77 Harper Jr., William Tolliver ‘47-48 Jefferson, Parish Dior ‘88-89 Larsen, Peter David ‘80-81-82 Harper, Dewey L. “Red” ‘18-19 Jeffrey, Brian Lee ‘58 LaTorre, Tyler ‘03-04-05-06 Harper, George Harvey ‘76 Jensen Jr., Norman Boyd ‘49 Lauth, Edward John ‘83-84 Harrison, Howard N. ‘53-54 Jensen, Scott ‘97 Lautze Jr., Richard Joseph ‘72-73-74-75 Harrison, Jon Scott ‘65 Johansen, Ralph H. ‘54 Lawlor, Norman O. ‘35 Hart, Jeffrey Dow ‘77-78-79 Johansen, Richard John ‘67 LeBeau, David Francis ‘82-83 Hartley, David Scott ‘81, ‘83-84 Johnson Jr., Millard Lee ‘53 LeBeau, John M. ‘84-85-86 Harvey, Kenneth Leslie ‘68-69-70 Johnson, Andrew Robert ‘86 LeClair, Jay ‘39 Harvey, Kenneth Paul ‘48 Johnson, Bernard Darold ‘39-40-41 Lefer, Matthew Paul ‘90-91-92 Harwood, Harold A. “Dutch” ‘15-16 Johnson, Brian David ‘80-81-82 Legg, Merle A. ‘18 Hauk, Edward Joseph ‘67-68 Johnson, Gregory ‘78 Leggitt, Glenn Paul ‘48-49 Hawes, Harry S. ‘25 Jones, Lester Carl ‘22-23 Leggitt, Guy Thomas ‘37-38-39-40 Hayes, Daniel D. ‘83-84-85 Jones, Raymond Stanley ‘77 Leinen, Mike ‘99 Hayford, Clarence G. ‘18 Jones, Robert A. ‘51 LeMarr Jr., Harold E. ‘57 Haynie, Terry K. ‘61-62 Jones, Thomas M. ‘94 Leonard, Kyle ‘99 Hefner, Donald Raymond ‘37, ‘39-40-41, ‘46 Jordison, Richard Charles ‘51 Leslie Jr., Hector Raymond ‘57 Hennes, Richard Alan “Rick” ‘71-72-73-74 Judson, Charles LeRoy ‘22 Levy, Bert J. ‘25 Heredia, Darin ‘99-00-01 Julian, Edward A. ‘49 Lewis, Paul ‘86 Hernandez, Michael ‘06-07 Lewis, Paul E. ‘20-21-22 Herr, Scott Robert ‘81-82-83 Kamigawachi, Matt ‘01-02-03-04 Lile, Francis C. ‘55 Herringer, Lester Steven ‘40 Kane, Kelly Douglas ‘82 Lillie, Theren C. ‘18 Hershfield, Jason ‘00-01 Kane, Mark S. ‘49 Lockwood, Marcus Wade ‘91-92 Hess, Ryan Michael ‘93-94-95-96 Kane, Michael Dennis ‘81 Long, Ted Neal ‘48-49 Hess, Troy David ‘93-94 Kardash, Donald J. ‘89 Louie, Walter ‘50-51-52 Heyl, Michael Alexander ‘93-94 Karn, O.W. ‘18-19 Lovelace, Charles William ‘50-51-52-53 Higgins, Leland L. ‘14 Karson, James W. ‘55-56-57-58 Lowery, James ‘37

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Lucia, Vincent M. ‘79-80 Melvin, Christopher Matthew ‘87-88 Norris, Michael ‘94-95-96-97 Lucido, John Paul ‘78-79-80 Mermod, Jack Horace ‘41-42 Nute, Frank Albert ‘35 Luhrs, Elmo K. ‘13 Merritt, Ross Allen ‘71-72 Luke, Hing Kai ‘22 Messerli, Robbin Lane ‘82-83 O’Connor, Jack W. ‘46 Lundgren, Charles E. ‘54-55 Mettler, Bradley Lloyd ‘82-83 O’Donnell, Ryan ‘99 Lydon III, Edward C. “Sandy” ‘58, ‘60 Mettler, Raymond A. ‘38 O’Dowda, James M. “Lefty” ‘24-25 Meyer, Lyle E. ‘42 O’Hara, Cecil Cornelius ‘15 Macfarlane, W. ‘40 Michalak, Ryan ‘98 O’Leary, Daniel P. ‘49 MacLeod-Roemer, Taylor ‘98-99-00-01 Michel, Clarence A. ‘25 Oehlman, Walter Karl ‘53 Macon, John E. ‘83 Mietus, Christopher Michael ‘67-68-69-70 Oglesby, John William ‘49 Maddocks, William H. ‘57-58 Migliaccio, Anthony P. ‘60-61 Ojeil, Patrick ‘01 Madley, Gordon Charles ‘50-51 Mihaylo, Kyle ‘07 Oldershaw, Terry Neil ‘60 Mandella Jr., Dominic Richard ‘61 Milano Jr., Robert Louis ‘83-84 Oliver, Brandon ‘04-05-06-07 Maney, Robert ‘49 Millay, James Lloyd ‘42 Olson, Grant Joseph ‘74-75 Manfredi, Ryan P. ‘96 Miller, Max Ferris ‘62 Omi, Gary Takayuki ‘88-89 Mang, Daniel A. ‘35 Millsap, Floyd C. ‘38 Onstott, Hobart G. ‘15 Manhard, Stephen Christopher ‘88-89 Mitchell, Adam ‘97-98 Ontiveros, Lawrence Anthony ‘81 Maroni Jr., George Joseph ‘39-40-41 Moak, Donald M. ‘64 Ordway, Charles A. ‘17 Marquez, Julio ‘00-01-02-03 Mobley, Delmar R. ‘57 Ortega, Richard Manuel ‘51-52-53-54 Martin, Kenneth ‘22 Moffett, Robert E. ‘25 Ortiz, John ‘60 Martin, Kenneth ‘41 Moffitt, Harold R. ‘56 Osborn, Anthony M. ‘87-88 Martin, Wilbur Roderick “Will” ‘90-91 Moisan, Charles R. ‘26 Overholt, Daniel ‘97-98-99 Martini, Richard William ‘75-76-77 Montgomery, Herman L. “Fred” ‘25-26 Oversier, Paul ‘73 Martz, Bradley E. ‘94 Moody, Gilman D. ‘36-37-38 Owen, Elmer E. ‘16 Massucco, Joseph Peter ‘90-91-92-93 Moore, Glenwood Ernest ‘49 Mastagni, Michael A. ‘95 Moore, Matthew William ‘90-91 Pace, Milton D. ‘57 Masuda, Mamoru James ‘39 Moore, Myrel Reed ‘58 Pacheco, Oscar L. ‘75-76 Mathewson, Robert Clayton “Rob” ‘70-71 Mordaunt, Mike ‘00 Palleschi, John L. ‘90-91 Matty, Charles William “Bill” ‘64-65 Moroski, Michael Henry ‘76-77-78-79 Pandel, James Pandelis ‘42 Maxey, Leonard H. ‘54-55-56 Morris, Gregory Scott ‘92-93-94 Paris, Michael Roy ‘80-81 Mayeda, Hiroshi ‘37-38 Morris, Thomas Brian ‘65-66 Park, James Caldwell ‘60 Mayfield, Robert Wayne ‘58 Morse, Arthur E. ‘18 Parker III, William Davis ‘84-85 Mays, Marven E. ‘57 Moss, Donald M. ‘50 Parker, Eric Christopher ‘78-79-80 Mazzera Jr., Rollin Wallace “Rick” ‘71-72-73-74 Moulton, Larry E. ‘56-57 Parker, Fred Thomas ‘67-68-69-70 McAtee, Brad ‘06-07 Mullen, Michael Robert “Mickey” ‘90 Parmenter, Rick ‘98-99 McBurney, Robert R. ‘54 Mulvany, Michael Herbert ‘76 Patella, Aaron Joseph ‘88-89, ‘91 McCabe, Herbert Leslie ‘49-50 Murdoch, Michael ‘01 Patella, John Anthony ‘62-63 McCallum, Roy D. ‘16 Myers, Charles G. ‘55-56-57-58 Patterson, Fredrick Douglass ‘78-79-80 McCandless, Edward G. ‘39 Myers, Jeffrey Lee ‘83-84-85-86 Paynton III, Earle F. ‘90 McCarthy, Stephen Leo ‘65-66, ‘69 Myers, Louis J. ‘19 Pecchenino, Bradley Celestino ‘49 McChesney, Jeremy ‘05-06 Pedretti, Terrill Frank “Terry” ‘87-88-89 McClosky, Fred G. ‘17 Nagata, Fred Hiroshi ‘65 Pepple, Mark William ‘65, ‘67-68 McCormack, Bruce Wilbert ‘40 Nakagi, Scott Shigeru ‘84-85-86 Perales, Alex Perez ‘73-74 McCrea, Whitney Bruce ‘64-65-66 Nava, Louis James ‘46-47-48 Pereira, Mitchell Joseph ‘82-83 McCullough, Shaun ‘00-01-02 Naviaux, James Lee ‘54 Peters, Melvin George ‘66 McCusker, Colin ‘07 Nedderman, John Henry ‘46-47-48-49 Petersen, Ruben J. ‘26 McFarland, William G. ‘16 Needham, Joel ‘03-04 Peterson, Harold Lloyd ‘40 McGaughey, Ryan ‘97 Neighbors, Gregory Trevor ‘90 Petrovich, Paul Sylvester ‘80-81 McGeein, Donald Francis ‘42, ‘46-47-48 Nelson, Christopher Jonathan ‘90 Petrucelli, David ‘78-79 McGrath, William T. ‘36 Nelson, David ‘99 Pettitt, Richard Joseph ‘54-55 McGregor, Robert Bruce ‘61-62 Nelson, Peter ‘99-00-01 Pfyl, Dennis Edward ‘71-72-73 McIntyre, Scott Anthony ‘82-83 Nelson, Timothy Michael ‘81-82 Phillips, Harold P. ‘16-17-18 McIntyre, Thomas R. ‘40 Newell, Edward Albert ‘67-68-69-70 Phillips, Lyman P. ‘50 McIntyre, Todd Rollins ‘86 Newmann, Michael ‘02-03 Phillips, Michael ‘03-04-05 McKae, Dave ‘02-03-04-05 Nichols, Brent ‘06-07 Piccini, Joseph Emil ‘87-88-89 McKay, Roger Douglas ‘74-75-76 Nickels, Thomas M. ‘95 Pinkerman, Norvin Adrian ‘47-48 McKellar, Norman A. ‘35-36 Nickelsen, Sam ‘97-98-99-00 Piombo, Christopher Vincent ‘81-82 McKenzie, George Stanley ‘40 Nilson, Irving Lawrence ‘42 Pogue, Henry B. ‘21 McLean, Dave ‘99 Nix, Davis Douglas ‘93-94-95-96 Pohli Jr., Emil ‘15 McLean, Harold J. ‘18 Noghera, Cody ‘02-03 Poli, LeRoy “Leo” ‘35-36-37 McNeish, Larry Melvin ‘69-70-71 Noleroth, Dale Anthony ‘91-92-93 Polk, Isaac H. ‘21 McPhee, Robert Charles “Bobby” ‘90-91 Norris, Edgar L. “Bruno” ‘26 Pond, Perry S. ‘25

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Pool, Matthew Jason ‘92-93-94 Rounsaville, Robert Ray “Bobby” ‘89-90 Sigg, Clay Walker ‘70-71-72 Post, George Randall ‘51-52 Rowe, Gary Lee ‘84, ‘86 Sigler, Jay L. ‘52 Potter, Michael ‘03-04-05-06 Royster, Ryan ‘05-06-07 Silva, Milton Gilbert ‘48-49 Powell, Reggie Dean ‘62-63-64-65 Rubin, Earl V. ‘16 Sims, Joseph B. ‘22-23 Prelock, Michael Thomas ‘92-93-94-95 Rucker, Edward A. ‘35 Sims, Prairie ‘95 Pugal, Mark ‘01-02 Ruedy, Brent William ‘87-88-89 Sims, William A. ‘20-21 Purcifull, Daniel E. ‘53-54-55-56 Rushton, Michael Douglas ‘67 Skeen, Spencer Christian ‘90-91 Ruther, Scott Edward ‘86 Slater, Colby E. “Babe” ‘16 Quijano, Alejandro ‘95-96 Rutherford, Ronald D. ‘52-53 Slater, Robert J. ‘80-81-82 Slater, Thomas ‘75-76 Rahn, William F. ‘54 Saigo, Roy Hirofumi ‘59 Slatter, Harold G. ‘35 Raitano, Arthur Bartholomew ‘82-83 Sale, David Dandridge ‘48, ‘51-52 Slaybaugh, Russell C. ‘26 Rapp, Fenton L. ‘36 Salisbury, James Brian ‘86 Slingerland, Johannes Petres “John” ‘72-73 Rasmussen, Phil ‘06 Sanfilippo, Bradley A. ‘96-97-98 Sloss, Michael Stanley ‘62-63 Ratto, David Joseph ‘75-76 Sanger, Samuel ‘17 Smith, Edward Michael ‘51 Ray, David Eugene ‘92-93 Sargent, David Wallace ‘65-66-67-68 Smith, Eric Stephen ‘92 Reagan, William Burroughs ‘78 Sartori, Haydn Jack ‘26 Smith, John Jay ‘52-53 Record, Todd C. ‘81-82 Saunders, James Stewart ‘79-80 Smith, Nate ‘06 Redden, Ivan E. “Pinky” ‘36-37 Saviez, Frank Lionel ‘48, ‘50, ‘52 Smith, Richard Joseph ‘63-64-65-66 Redlick, Michael ‘80 Sbragia, Ronald Joseph ‘62 Smith, William Edgar ‘35 Reed, Edward C. ‘12-13 Schafer, Justin ‘07 Snow, Richard L. ‘57 Reed, Marcus David ‘91-92-93 Schaffer, Alvin W. ‘23 Snyder, Steve ‘02 Reedy, Jerome William ‘74 Schammel, Alvin C. ‘13-14 Soares Jr., Alfred L. ‘52-53 Reekers, Jeff ‘07 Schaper, John Jeffrey Lynn ‘77 Soares, Martin Anthony ‘88-89 Reich, Carl P. ‘50, ‘52 Schauer, Robert Frederick ‘66-67 Soderman, Dustin ‘00-01-02-03 Reid, Justin ‘97-98-99 Schauer, Thomas Jacob ‘67-68-69 Soekland, Roy Daniel ‘39-40 Reiley, James Jeffrey ‘88-89-90 Scheer, Arnold H. ‘49-50 Sommer, Brett ‘02 Reilly, John Robert ‘75-76-77 Scheerer Jr., George William ‘46 Soskin, Peter ‘02-03-04-05 Reilly, Thomas Claude ‘72 Schifano, Anthony E. ‘94-95-96-97 Spangler, James Lysle ‘56 Reisinger, Andrew ‘01-02-03-04 Schlagenhauf, Gary Byron ‘67-68-69-70 Sparks, Matthew T. ‘94-95-96-97 Remmers, Marty ‘97-98 Schmidt Jr., Paul G. ‘39 Spaulding, George Thomas ‘42 Renner, Ervin Charles ‘42 Schmidt, John Fred ‘41 Spurlock, John Payton ‘59-60 Repetto, John Louis ‘70-71-72-73 Schofield, Michael ‘02 Spurr, Allen Harlie ‘35-36 Richard, Raymond Paul ‘69-70 Schroepfer, Daniel Vincent ‘67-68-69-70 Staehle, Phillip Charles ‘82-83 Richards, Jeffrey ‘36 Schrupp, Mark Allen ‘76-77 Stafford, Keith I. ‘51 Richardson, Kent David ‘65-66 Schuldt, Richard Robert ‘48-49 Stahl, Mark Nicholas ‘92 Richman, Keith Stuart ‘72-73-74 Schumann, Delwin Lenning ‘12, ‘14 Stam, Roger G. ‘57 Rickabaugh, Mark Douglas ‘73-74 Schwall, Floyd J. “Chick” ‘24-25 Starnater, Burnell E. ‘25 Rinaldi, Robert Joseph “Rob” ‘86-87 Schwartner, William Albert ‘46-47 Starr, David Graham ‘65 Rinder, Raymond William ‘52 Schwartz, David Adam ‘89-90-91 Stassi, John B. ‘63-64 Rivera Jr., Ralph ‘88-89 Sconyers, Harold Walter ‘50 Staub, Ronald Frank ‘87-88 Rivett, Robin Lee ‘67-68-69 Scranton, Terry Wayne ‘65, ‘67-68 Stay, William Reuben ‘22-23-24 Rivett, Ron Lane ‘67 Seabourne, Steven Curtiss ‘77-78-79 Steacy, James D. ‘50 Roberts, John Montgomery ‘15-16 Sells, Stanley ‘84 Steele, Chester T. ‘17 Roberts, Steven Michael ‘85-86-87 Sentous, Frank L. ‘19-20 Steidlmayer, Luke ‘00-01-02 Robinson, Cordon James ‘49 Sentous, John C. ‘20 Stein, Roger Jordan ‘81, ‘83-84 Robinson, Theodore Albert ‘47 Serpa, Albert George ‘37-38 Stephenson, Robert Kim ‘62-63 Rock, Peter Michael ‘81 Sevier, Ernest William ‘35 Stetson, Charles J. ‘12 Rockwell, Jack Ackerman ‘47 Shackelford, Lee Stephen ‘74-75 Stevenson Jr., Albert Franz ‘61-62-63-64 Rodriques, Lupe John ‘47 Shallott, Ryan Frederick ‘91 Stewart, Robert Franklin “Rob” ‘71-72 Roel, Raul ‘19 Shapiro, David ‘00-01 Stilson, Keith Robert ‘68-69 Rogaski, Chester A. ‘65 Shapiro, Jason Howard ‘91-92-93-94 Stine, Timothy R. ‘94-95 Rohlfing, Jonathan ‘97-98-99-00 Sharma, Sanjay ‘92-93-94-95 Stitt, Lloyd S. “Babe” ‘23-24-25-26 Rominger, Richard Elmer ‘49 Sharp Jr., LeRoy Bassett ‘48-49-50 Stock, Garrett L. ‘12 Rooney, Sean ‘05 Sheehan, Jeffrey William ‘73-74 Stoddard, Edward B. ‘35-36 Rosa, Jeff ‘01 Shepherd, Richard Allen ‘53-54 Stoddard, Robert Joseph ‘77-78-79 Rose, David Ray ‘72-73 Shimizu, Todd Gordon ‘93 Stoffers, William Henry ‘75-76 Ross, Floyd Thomas ‘50-51-52 Shreve, Robert L. ‘25 Stollberg, Jim ‘97-98 Ross, Kevin John ‘86-87 Shreve, Robert McKillop ‘56-57, ‘59 Stout, Dewey D. ‘22 Roundtree, Harold H. ‘14-15 Shutts, Zach ‘06 Straw, Brandon ‘98 Rouney, Louis R. ‘19 Siefert, Brent ‘98 Stretch, Chris ‘97-98-99-00 Rounsaville, Darren R. ‘91 Siemens, John C. ‘54 Stromberg, Christian ‘81-82-83-84

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Stuart, Edward Earl ‘50 Vogt, Michael K. ‘80-81 Woodward, J. Hoke ‘21 Sturgeon, Nolan ‘97-98-99-00 Vom Steeg, Alvern Lee ‘57, ‘59-60 Woodward, James Alan ‘87-88 Sturges, Elmer C. ‘23-24 Worswick, George Drape ‘13 Styles, Robert B. ‘55-56 Walker, Oliver H. ‘21 Wright, Carol Willard ‘13-14 Sumner, Herbert Bradford ‘47 Wallace, Clifford Michael ‘68 Wright, Jason Michael ‘89-90-91-92 Suthers, Gary Lee ‘63-64 Walsh, Christopher William ‘92-93-94-95 Sutter, Robert W. ‘56 Walter, R. Donald ‘20-21 Yarbrough, William ‘11-12 Swagerty, Terry L. ‘62-63 Waltz, Richard Chapman ‘84-85 Yiadom, Yaw ‘03 Swank, Neal Kean ‘93-94-95-96 Ward, Terry W. ‘11 Yenovkian, Richard Haig “Rick” ‘68-69-70-71 Swanson, Jan C. ‘61-62-63 Warner, Ross ‘00-01-02-03 Young, Randall Sutton ‘60-61 Swearingen, Roger Kent ‘61-62 Warren, John Harlan ‘73-74-75 Sweeney, Michael P. ‘25-26 Wasserburger, John J. ‘60-61 Zeitler, John C. ‘37 Swimley Jr., Phillip Steve ‘82-83-84 Watson Jr., Frank H. ‘18, ‘20 Zimmerman, Frederick Earl ‘75-76 Swinney, Mark Richard ‘80 Watson, Thomas Mills ‘61 Zumstein, Matthew D. ‘96-97-98-99 Sylvester, Craig M. ‘65 Watts, Richard Montgomery ‘93-94 Symens, Milford Henry ‘40-41 Wear, Larry Clive ‘88 Weaver, Gary R. ‘61 Tabor, Greg ‘80 Weeks, John Armin ‘73 Takaki, Matthew Takeo ‘86-87-88 Weeth, Waldo W. ‘26 Taku, Hakaru ‘36-37 Wehmueller, John Edward ‘24-25 Tappin, Kenneth Raymond ‘85-86-87 Weishahn, Dale B. ‘63-64 Tarriba, Manuel E. ‘12 Weiss, Stephen E. ‘59-60 Taub, Rudy Nicholas ‘89-90 Weldon, Jesse Pale ‘42 Tavernetti, James F. ‘56-57 Wells, Mark ‘02-03 Tavernetti, James Romeo ‘23-24-25-26 Wesnousky, Steven Glenn ‘71 Tavernetti, Thomas Frederick ‘40 West, Eric John David ‘50-51-52 Taylor, M. Elvin ‘39 West, George Beal Emmanuel ‘50-51-52 Teevan, Starbuck ‘00-01 Wetzel, Burt Louis ‘37-38 Temple, Richard William “Rip” ‘79 Whelehan, John Kevin ‘81-82 Temple, Robert Frank “Rob” ‘78-79 Whitaker, Thomas Wallace ‘23 Teter, L. Hulan ‘11 White, Alfred Kent ‘55-56-57 Thomas, Jesse Harriman ‘35 White, Alvin S. ‘36-37 Thompson, Ryan ‘97-98-99-00 White, Daniel Peter ‘69-70 Thornton, Trevor ‘02-03 Whyte, Ronald Scott ‘79-80-81 Thrasher, William Curtis ‘58 Wilcox, Elbert Hughes ‘35 Tipton, Clyde ‘38-39 Wilcox, Lee Arthur ‘76-77 Toller, Mick ‘97-98 Wilds, Victor J. ‘36-37 Torres, Sandy Joseph ‘88-89 Wilkinson, Rollin L. ‘55 Towne, Robert Douglas ‘75-76-77 Wilkinson, Ronald B. ‘81 Tracy, Norris B. ‘51 Willert, Joshua ‘96-97-98 Trainor, James F. ‘56-57-58 Willett, Lawrence Bruce ‘77-78 Treat, David ‘05-06 Williams Jr., Arleigh T. ‘61 Trevor Jr., Frank ‘49 Williams, Brian Edward ‘85-86-87 Trotts, William Victor ‘16-17 Williams, Eleazer Deming ‘39 Trumbull, Terry A. ‘65 Williams, Geoff ‘99 Trummer, David John ‘80-81 Williams, James Joseph “Jamie” ‘85-86-87 Tucker, Lee E. ‘36 Williamson, John Herbert ‘39 Tulk, Robby ‘01-02-03-04 Wilson, Adam ‘00-01 Turner, Ollie ‘98-99 Wilson Jr., John Hamilton ‘53 Wilson, Charles Beninghoff ‘51-52-53-54 Uchishiba, George M. ‘57-58-59 Wilson, Derek D. ‘96-97-98-99 Wilson, Donald Edwin ‘48 Van Orden, Matt ‘07 Wilson, Francis P. ‘17, ‘19, ‘21 Vanderpan, David Allan ‘85-86 Wilson, Francis Reese ‘22-23 Vaughn, Matthew Lee ‘89-90-91-92 Wilson, Jake ‘98-99-00 Vawter, Ralph R. ‘15-16 Wilson, Mark Douglas ‘82 Veerkamp Jr., Elwin Fowler ‘53 Wilson, Patrick Allan ‘91 Velleno, Carl A. ‘96-97-98-99 Wilson, Rudolph E. ‘20 Verdugo, George Edward ‘88 Wilson, Shawn Patrick Daniel ‘88 Vignau, Jeff ‘01-02-03 Wilson, Thomas Edward ‘76-77 Vignau, Steven Robert ‘73 Winton, Scott A. ‘95-96 Viney, Samuel ‘69, ‘71 Woods, John Barnard ‘73-74-75-76

2008 UC DAVIS BASEBALL 43 UC Davis offers more than 100 undergraduate majors – the widest variety of any THIS IS University of California campus.

Aeronautical Science and Engineering African American & African Studies Agricultural Systems and Environment American Studies Animal Biology Animal Science Animal Science & Management Anthropology Applied Physics ACADEMICS ACTIVITIES Art History Art Studio UC Davis comprises three colleges (Agricultural On campus, UC Davis students can rally around Asian American Studies & Environmental Sciences, Engineering, Letters & the highly successful athletics department by joining Atmospheric Science Avian Sciences Science), five professional schools (Education, Law, the spirit organization, or enjoy a first-class Biochemical Engineering Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Management, Medicine, Veterinary Medicine) plus the performance at the Robert & Magrit Biological Science Division of Biological Sciences. for the Performing Arts. Biological Systems Engineering Biomedical Engineering With 103 undergraduate majors and 80 graduate The university also offers hundreds of student Biotechnology Cell Biology programs, the university offers the most expansive and clubs and organizations, including cultural clubs, Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering/Material Science Engineering diverse range of academics among any of the University fraternities and sororities, faith-based organizations Chemistry of California campuses. Additionally, students also have and the Associated Students of UC Davis student Chicana/Chicano Studies Chinese the opportunity to combine majors or customize their government. Civil Engineering Classical Civilization field of study by creating an individual major. For the active Aggie, students may participate in Clinical Nutrition For those interested in graduate degrees – whether the diverse intramural sports program or join one of Communication Community & Regional Development it be a master’s degree or a doctorate – UC Davis offers the 30-plus sports clubs. In 2004, the Activities & Rec- Comparative Literature Computational Applied Science advising services to help students craft their education reation Center (ARC) opened its doors, providing the Computer Engineering Computer Science toward those goals. An estimated 86 percent of UC Davis campus with its own state-of-the-art fitness venue. Computer Science & Engineering students applying to graduate schools earn acceptance In April, UC Davis hosts Picnic Day, an annual Crop Science & Management Design to either their first or second choices. student-run open house. The popular event showcases Dramatic Art East Asian Studies all that the campus has to offer, attracting students, Economics staff, faculty, parents, alumni and members of the sur- Electrical Engineering English RANKINGS rounding communities. Entomology UC Davis ranks 14th among public universities, Environmental & Resource Sciences Environmental Biology & Management according to U.S. News & World Report, and 16th by the Environmental Horticulture & Urban Forestry Environmental Policy Analysis & Planning National Research Council. Furthermore, the National GETTING AROUND Environmental Toxicology Science Foundation places the university 12th in the Nestled just southwest of Sacramento, the city Evolution, Ecology & Biodiversity Exercise Biology nation in research funding, and Money magazine consid- of Davis rests just 15 minutes from an international Fiber & Polymer Science Film Studies ered UC Davis as one of the West’s top “best buys”. airport, and contains a downtown station serviced by Food Science Additionally, the Gourman Report rated the ge- Greyhound and Amtrak. Centrally located in the Sac- French Genetics netics department at No. 1, while U.S. News & World ramento Valley, the town sits equally close to both the Geology German Report ranked the College of Engineering as No. 13 finest ski resorts and the Pacific Ocean’s top beaches. History Human Development among its peers. Within Davis and its neighboring towns, both Yolo- Hydrology bus and the student-operated bus systems offer International Agricultural Development International Relations free transportation to registered undergraduates. Italian COMMUNITY Japanese The town boasts more bicycles per capita than any With a population of approximately 60 thousand, Landscape Architecture other city in the nation. More than 50 miles of bike Linguistics Davis is widely known for being a safe, active and so- Managerial Economics paths make the entire town conducive to both riders Materials Science & Engineering cially innovative community. Mathematics and pedestrians. Mechanical Engineering The downtown area boasts a multitude of specialty Medieval Studies Microbiology shops, restaurants, theaters and art galleries; while the Music city’s numerous parks offer recreational opportunities Native American Studies www.ucdavis.edu Natural Sciences for active students. Nature & Culture Neurobiology, Physiology & Behavior Nutrition Science Optical Science & Engineering Philosophy Physics Plant Biology Political Science Psychology Religious Studies Russian Sociology Soil & Water Science Spanish Statistics Textiles & Clothing Viticulture & Enology Wildlife, Fish & Conservation Biology Women and Gender Studies i CAMPUS LEADERSHIP

LARRY VANDERHOEF UC Davis Chancellor Larry N. Vanderhoef was appointed chancellor of the to promote dialogue and scholar exchange, and to promote University of California, Davis, in April 1994. He joined the generally the notion of crossing boundaries to build greater campus in 1984 as executive vice chancellor and provost. understanding and good will - a continuing personal and During his 10-plus years as chancellor, the campus was professional effort. invited to membership in the AAU; increased its extramural His research interests lie in the general area of plant awards from $169.1 million to $420.7 million annually, earn- growth and development, and in the evolution of the land- ing a National Science Foundation (NSF) research funding grant universities. He has taught classes from freshman level ranking of 14th in the U.S.; expanded classroom, lab, clini- to advanced graduate study. cal and office space by 2 million square feet, with 1 million Chancellor Vanderhoef has served on various national more to be built over the next five years; completed the commissions addressing graduate and international educa- transformation of an ailing county hospital to an academi- tion, the role of a modern land-grant university and ac- cally distinguished and financially sound regional medical crediting issues. center; and made distinctive strides in recruiting a diverse He holds B.S. and M.S. degrees in biology from the and accomplished faculty and student body. University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, and a Ph.D. in plant Chancellor Vanderhoef was recently honored by the biochemistry from Purdue University. Previously, he held Sacramento Business Journal as one of the 20 people who have faculty positions at the University of Illinois, where he also contributed most substantially to California’s capital region served as a department head, and at the University of Mary- over the past 20 years and by the Sacramento Metropolitan land, College Park, where he was appointed provost. He was Chamber of Commerce as Sacramentan of the Year. awarded honorary doctoral degrees by Purdue University In 2004 he led a UC Davis delegation to Iran in an effort and by Inje University in Korea.

FRED WOOD Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Fred Wood assumed the role of Vice Chancellor for ness Officers. He also serves on the Council of Deans and Student Affairs on August 1, 2007. Dr. Wood oversees pro- Vice Chancellors at UC Davis, as well as over twenty different grams and services that enhance the academic and personal committees and councils on and off campus. development of students, including intercollegiate athletics. Several priorities he is focusing on in Student Affairs He also provides administrative leadership to a Division of include building bridges within Student Affairs and with over 50 student support programs and to a team of over academic affairs; increasing the diversity of our student 800 staff members. In addition, he manages a budget of population by reaching out to students who are disadvan- over 30 million dollars. He advises the Chancellor on mat- taged and underrepresented; recruitment and admissions; ters relating to students, enrollment, access, retention, and increasing the number of students transferring to UC Davis campus climate. from community colleges and helping with their transition; Wood earned his bachelor’s and Ph.D. from UC Davis develop an inclusive community for all of our students; work in Chemistry in 1980 and 1984. Soon after graduating, he to help new students effectively navigate the university; began his faculty appointment in Chemistry and also served improve retention and graduation; improve accountability the College of Letters and Science as the Associate Dean, a and transparency; improve student health; increase fund- position he held for 13 years. Most recently he served as raising efforts to help support our units and their needs; the Associate Vice Provost of Undergraduate Studies and maintaining affordability for students to attend college; and Interim Vice Provost of Undergraduate Studies. He is a 2003 keeping up with the latest technology to provide our staff, graduate of the Harvard University Executive Leadership and faculty and students with the most up to date and accurate Management Institute, and also a graduate of the University information. of California Management Institute. Dr. Wood continues to teach undergraduate students Dr. Wood is a member of several professional organiza- while serving in his administrative role and maintaining tions including American College Personnel Association, a focus on continually improving the services available to National Association of Student Personnel Administrators, undergraduate and graduate students. and the National Association of College and University Busi-

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GREG WARZECKA Director of Athletics On August 1, 1995, Greg Warzecka became the 11th During Warzecka’s tenure, UC Davis captured six director of athletics at UC Davis. In the decade-plus since, the NACDA Division II Directors’ Cups as the most outstand- Aggie athletics program has enjoyed unprecedented success ing overall program in the country. For his part, NACDA under his guidance. selected Warzecka as its A.D. of the year for the D-II West Warzecka’s penchant for progress began from his first Region in 2001-02. year as director when he was charged with the task of fully Furthermore, the editors of Sports Illustrated magazine engaging the campus in dicussions regarding whether or not lauded the Aggie program on three different occasions. In UC Davis would offer athletics-related financial aid. One 1999 and 2000, Sports Illustrated For Women named UC year later, the campus announced the launch of its first-ever Davis as the top Division II school for women athletics. grant-in-aid program. One year later, SI selected UC Davis as its top D-II school Warzecka has also overseen UC Davis’ transition into for the 2001-02 year. two conferences in his short tenure. In 1998, the Aggies Before turning to administration, Warzecka had been moved from the now-defunct Northern California Athletic a successful baseball coach, first as an assistant at his alma Conference to the powerful California Collegiate Athletic mater, UC Berkeley. He then served as head coach at San Association. Francisco State, then at the University of Chicago, where he Then in 2003, the UC Davis program announced that also served his first post as men’s athletics director. Warzecka it would join the Big West Conference and thus reclassify returned to California in 1989 to become the A.D. at the from NCAA Division II to Division I status. Under Warzecka’s University of Redlands, where he remained until he joined guidance, the Aggie athletics program increased its grant-in- the Aggie athletics staff. aid allocation nearly tenfold to approximately $5 million. He earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in physical edu- During this period, he also engineered a substantial upgrade cation from Cal in 1975 and his Master of Science with an in athletics facilities, most notably the Schaal Aquatics Cen- emphasis in athletic administration from Cal State Hayward ter (2004), the Marya Welch Tennis Center (2005) and the in 1983. multi-use Aggie Stadium (2007).

NONA RICHARDSON Senior Associate Director of Athletics/Senior Woman Administator Nona Richardson was named Senior Associate Athletics Division I Volleyball Committee (2000-02) and Volleyball Director at UC Davis in March 2007. She brings extensive Officials Sub-Committee (2001-02). She has also been a experience to her role at UC Davis which includes overseeing member of committees for the Mid-Continent Conference compliance, student services and sports medicine programs, and the National Association of Collegiate Women Athletics as well as sport supervision. Administrators (NACWAA), the latter for which she also Richardson has experienced intercollegiate athletics served as a board member. from a variety of roles, most recently during her tenure at Richardson has presented at several national confer- Ball State, where she served as the senior woman administra- ences, is a member of NACWAA and the National Association tor. There she oversaw daily operations for sports medicine, of Girls and Women in Sports, and has won several awards and strength and conditioning while also supervising seven including NACWAA’s Dr. Nell Jackson Award (2000). sports, including women’s basketball and women’s volley- Her athletics administrative tenure was preceded by ball.Her contributions at Ball State also included student- a volleyball coaching career that was highlighted by head athlete services, community outreach programming, career coaching positions at Eastern Michigan (1987-95) and Val- development education, student-athlete awards, and other paraiso (1996-99) and an assistant coaching assignment at related areas while also serving as a Title IX and gender Kentucky (1984-87). Richardson was also an assistant coach equity resource. at the U.S. Olympic Sports Festival in 1991. Prior to Ball State, Richardson was Associate Director of Richardson was a standout volleyball player at Michigan Athletics and SWA at Valparaiso University for seven years, State (1978-81) where she was a team co-captain, MVP and where she served in similar capacities while also serving as a member of the Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Compliance Coordinator for the 18-sport athletics program. Women (AIAW) All-State team. Her duties also involved student-athlete eligibility, event She received her Bachelor of Science degree in Physi- management and other key administrative responsibilities. cal Education from Michigan State in 1983 and her Master Richardson has served on numerous committees of Arts and Liberal Studies in Human Behavior and Society throughout her distinguished career, including the NCAA from Valparaiso University in 1999. iii UC DAVIS ATHLETICS COACHES & STAFF

Des Abeyta Carissa Adams Mike Angius Liz Applegate Fred Arp Scott Brayton Steve Bronzan Women’s Basketball Women’s Rowing Assistant A.D. Director of Sports Football Football Assistant A.D. Football Assistant Coach Head Coach Athletics Development Nutrition Associate Head Coach Head Coach Marketing & Promotions Defensive Coordinator

Keith Buckley Bob Bullis Jennifer Cardone Greg Chapla Mayur Chaudhari Miriam Childs Ping Chou Greg Clink Football Associate A.D. Assistant A.D. Football Football Compliance Women’s Volleyball Men’s Basketball Asst. Coach/Recruiting Business & Game Mgmt. Compliance Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Asst. Coach/Recruiting Associate Head Coach

Wes Collins Lynne Cowan Tracy Cumming Rozanne DeWeese Steve Doten Eddie Fernandez Josh Flushman Tim Fua Media Relations Women’s Golf Compliance Coordinator Women’s Soccer Men’s Water Polo Schaal Aquatics Center Assistant A.D. Track & Field Assistant Assistant Coach Associate Head Coach Head Coach Event Manager FB Ops./Event Mgmt. Assistant Coach

Susie Gaines Laura Goldhammer Jennifer Gross Todd Hammond Addie Hauschild Rick Henderson Doug Hess Jeff Hogan Purchasing Coordinator Student-Athlete Women’s Basketball Men’s Golf Women’s Volleyball M/W Swimming Assistant Head Certified Academic Advisor Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Athletic Trainer Athletic Trainer

Mark Honbo Jason Hotaling Melissa Hughes Caitlin Hurst Kristy Illg Barbara Jahn Tim Keane John Lamanna Media Relations Men’s Soccer Assistant Assistant Physical Therapist Women’s Swimming Football Men’s Basketball Assistant Director Assistant Coach Athletic Trainer Rowing Coach Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach

iv UC DAVIS ATHLETICS COACHES & STAFF

John Lavallee Teri Lavallee Daryl Lee Lorie Lindsay Sharon Lynch Ron Manara Ken Maranta Dee Dee Matter Women’s Gymnastics Women’s Gymnastics Men’s Tennis Athletics Development Executive Director Women’s Gymnastics Budget Analyst Women’s Equipment Head Coach Assistant Coach Head Coach Coordinator TeamAggie Asst. Coach/Recruiting Assistant

Bill Maze John McMahon Sara Morenc Mike Moroski Nicole Morrill Pete Motekaitis Mark Munoz Jamie Nelson Women’s Tennis Media Relations Women’s Tennis Football Payroll/Personnel Men’s Swimming Wrestling Football Head Coach Assistant Director Assistant Coach Offensive Coordinator Coordinator Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach

Rob Norris Kevin Nosek Heather Nutile Katherine O’Rourke Jose Ortigas Greg Ortiz Brian Otis Valerie Owyang Event Management Men’s Basketball Administrative Assistant Women’s Water Polo Information Technology Promotions Coordinator Director of Marketing Assistant Director of Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Specialist Marketing

KEY NUMBERS

Main Intercollegiate Athletics Office...... 752-1111 Main Intercollegiate Athletics AX...... 752-6681

Media Relations...... 752-3505 Media Relations FAX...... 754-5674 Nina Pantano Rex Peters Ashley Pierce Jennifer Poulos-Gopen Student-Athlete Academic Services...... 752-3259 Women’s Lacrosse Baseball Athletics Development Men’s Tennis TeamAggie...... 757-3146 Assistant Coach Head Coach Assistant Assistant Coach Aggie Pack...... 752-8962 Aggie Auction/Marketing & Promotions...... 752-2699 A Street FAX...... 757-6429

Men’s Equipment Room...... 752-0259 Women’s Equipment Room...... 752-0635 Training Room/Sports Medicine...... 752-0647 ICA Weight Room...... 752-5124 Event Management...... 752-0641 Chris Puppione Jill Radzinski Felipe Restrepo Nona Richardson Area Code 530 Cross Country Assistant Athletic Trainer Men’s Soccer Senior Associate Head Men’s Coach Assistant Coach Athletics Director v UC DAVIS ATHLETICS COACHES & STAFF

Maryclaire Robinson Mike Robles Michelle Roppeau Mandi Salcido Rich Scangarello Tony Schifano Dwayne Shaffer Rachel Sherman Women’s Soccer Assistant A.D. Director of Student-Athlete Softball Football Baseball Men’s Soccer Softball Head Coach Media Relations Guidance Services Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Head Coach Assistant Coach

Sandy Simpson Amie Smith Kathy Smith Dana Sorensen Amy Soud Jennifer Stallkamp Kevin Stanley Scott Stevenson Women’s Basketball Executive Assistant Women’s Equipment Softball Student-Athlete Schaal Aquatics Center Wrestling Creative Comm. Director Head Coach to Athletics Director Room Manager Assistant Coach Academic Advisor Facility Manager Assistant Coach Trademark/License Coord.

Gary Stewart Larry Swanson Byron Talley Joe Teramoto Phil Tonne Lisa Varnum Matt Vaughn Men’s Basketball Associate A.D. Track & Field Women’s Basketball Men’s & Women’s Assistant Athletic Trainer Baseball Head Coach External Affairs Associate Head Coach Assistant Coach Head Diving Coach Associate Head Coach

Juan Vazquez Deanne Vochatzer Jon Vochatzer Jim von Rummelhoff Matt Wade Greg Warzecka Sarah Whipple Student-Athlete Dir. of Cross Country Men’s Track & Field Creative Communications Football Director of Athletics Rowing Academic Advisor Women’s T&F Head Coach Head Coach Director/Producer Assistant Coach Assistant Coach

Cy Williams Jamey Wright Karen Yoder Lennie Zalesky Maria Zalesky Jack Zhang Men’s Golf Women’s Water Polo Softball Wrestling Athletics Development Publications Coordinator Head Coach Head Coach Head Coach Head Coach Event Coordinator

vi HOME OF THE AGGIES

The palatial Activites & Recreation Center (ARC) offers a wide array of fitness areas, including full- ACTIVITIES & size basketball courts, a multi-use activity center RECREATION CENTER for indoor soccer or hockey, a running/jogging track, weight rooms, aerobics facilities, squash and racquetball courts, and a rock-climbing wall. Additional amenities include a wellness center, student lounges and opportunities for conferences and special events.

THE PAVILION

HICKEY GYMNASTICS CENTER

The Pavilion, formerly known as Recreation Hall, serves as home court for UC Davis basketball, volleyball, wrestling and gymnastics, as well as con- certs and special events. With a seating capacity of nearly 8,000, the Pavilion ranks as one of the largest on-campus arenas in Northern California. The former Lower Hickey Gym, the first home of women’s athletics in the post-Title IX era, was con- verted to a first-class practice facility for the Aggie gymnastics team in 2005. LA RUE FIELD

Recognized in 1999 as “Softball Field of the Year” by the Sports Turf Managers Association, La Rue Field hosted five NCAA West Region Softball Champion- ships in the past decade. Recent additions include bat- ting cages, covered dugouts and improved press areas.

SCHAAL AQUATICS CENTER

In January of 2004, the Ted & Rand Schaal Aquatics Center hosted its first event. The complex features an Olympic-sized pool, locker rooms, team rooms, office space and perma- nent seating for approximately 500 spectators. The aquatics center will allow UC Davis to host championship events, including the 2006 NCAA Women’s Water Polo Championships.

vii Both Aggie Stadium AGGIE SOCCER STADIUM (left), the home of soc- cer, and the James & Ann Dobbins Baseball Complex (below) were the result of volunteer efforts dating back to the mid-1980s.

TOOMEY FIELD & WOODY WILSON TRACK

Built in the late 1940s, Toomey Field has hosted numer- Dobbins boasts one DOBBINS BASEBALL COMPLEX ous championship events for football, track & field and of the finest playing lacrosse. During the 2000 Olympic Trials, standouts services in Northern Marion Jones and Michael Johnson used the Woody Wil- California. In 2002, the son Track as a practice facility. stadium was enhanced to include a press box, a renovated entrance and permanent conces- sion/restroom facilities.

MARYA WELCH TENNIS CENTER

Dedicated in April 2005, the Marya Welch Tennis Center represents an expansion of the former Hickey Tennis Courts. Recent additions include grandstands and canopied benches for the north courts. TOOMEY WEIGHT ROOM

UC Davis student-athletes welcomed the expanded weight room, located inside Toomey Field. In addi- AGGIE STADIUM tion to nearly tripling in size the previous facility, the upgrade also included all new equipment, restrooms and office space.

The newest and perhaps the most eagerly awaited of UC Davis athletics venues, Aggie Stadium serves as the home facility for the football and women’s lacrosse teams. The multi-use sta- dium features an all-weather Sportexe playing surface, a first- class press box, full locker rooms, restrooms and concessions. The initial design has seating for 11,000 to 15,000 spectators, with an eventual build-out to as many as 30,000. viii SERVING THE UC DAVIS STUDENT-ATHLETE

STUDENT-ATHLETE ACADEMIC SERVICES 204/208 Hickey Gym • (530) 752-3259

UC Davis ranks among the leaders in NCAA UC Davis student-athletes typically have a mini- Postgraduate Scholarship Awards and Academic All- mum of three academic advisors: an athletic academic District/America honorees, and has claimed a record advisor assigned by sport, a college advisor, and a major three winners of the NCAA Woman of the Year Award. advisor (if the student has a declared major). Although Student-Athlete Academic Services deserves much of appointments with the athletic academic advisors are Michelle Roppeau the credit for these accomplishments. not mandatory at UC Davis, student-athletes might Director of Athletic The office started in 1988 with a single staff choose to see their athletic academic advisor for issues Academic Advising member serving as a centralized resource for academic including: advising, eligiblity information and campus referrals. The office has since expanded to include additional • General education (GE) requirements academic advisors, an athletic aid coordinator, an as- • Dropping/adding courses sistant eligibility coordinator and an administrative • Time management/study skills • Assistance completing the mandatory Academic Plan Form assistant. It is headed by Nona Richardson, senior as- • Study hall for student-athletes sociate director of athletics. • Personal issues that affect academic performance The Student-Athlete Academic Services office • Choosing a major/career provides a range of services to student-athletes on all • Declaring or changing a major 26 intercollegiate athletics teams, including assistance • Exploration of opportunities beyond athletics with course and major selection as well as interpretation • Preparation for graduate programs and clarification of eligibility rules and issues. • Preparation and application for NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships and other national awards

ATHLETIC TRAINING / SPORTS MEDICINE Dick Lewis Training Room (115 Hickey Gym) • (530) 752-0647 The Pavilion Training Room • (530) 752-7515

Known collectively as “The Healer of Champions”, hours and gaining valuable clinical education in a the UC Davis athletic training staff comprises five hands-on environment. The internship is ideal for full-time certified athletic trainers, a full-time physical any student interested in a graduate program in ath- therapist/certified athletic trainer and approximately 24 letic training, as well as any medical or allied medical Jeff Hogan student athletic trainers. Together, they are responsible profession. Head Athletic Trainer for providing medical care to the 800-plus student-ath- The ARC Pavilion training room contains exten- letes that compose UC Davis’ 26 varsity teams. sive resources and equipment for the rehabilitation of The student athletic trainers serve two to three injured athletes. The staff physical therapist is head- years with the program, logging in more than 1,500 quartered there as well.

OTHER RESOURCES

Cowell Student Health Center...... 752-2300 Student Disability Center...... 752-3184 Peer Counselors In Athletics (PCA)...... 754-7103 International House...... 753-5007 Internship & Career Center...... 752-2855 Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Resource Center...... 752-2452 Learning Skills Center...... 752-2013 Women’s Resource & Research Center...... 752-3372 Student Employment Center...... 752-0520 Counseling Center...... 752-0871 FINANCIAL SUPPORT The House (Peer Counseling)...... 752-2790 Undergraduate Scholarship Office...... 752-2804 Cross Cultural Center...... 752-4287 Financial Aid Office...... 752-2390 Education Abroad Center...... 752-3014 Dean Witter Fund Residential Services...... 752-2033 ix With the light at the end of the tunnel shining brighter than ever, anticipation joined with excitement in 2006-07 as UC Davis completed the final year of a four-year reclassification to NCAA Division I status from Division II. As the campus awaits final approval from the NCAA declaring UC Davis an active member of Division I, student-athletes, coaches, alumni and fans eagerly anticipate the Aggies’ future in the Big West Conference. Derek Moore provided one of the Small town. Big school. biggest highlights in school history when he won

UC Davis is ranked 16th among public Robert Mondavi Institute for Wine and Food the 141-pound weight class at the NCAA Division I universities nationwide by the National Science. The Robert and Margrit Mondavi Championships in March, becoming the Aggies’ first- Research Council, is listed 13th among Center for the Performing Arts opened in ever Division I national champion and All-American. public universities nationwide by U.S. 2002 and is a showcase part of the campus. The Aggies’ football team maintained its tradition of News & World Report; and is 12th in excellence by securing its 37th straight winning season research funding among all U.S. ranked public universities by the National Science UC Davis has enjoyed a distinguished and the men’s cross country squad won the Division Foundation. The campus is a member of history in athletics as it begins a new era I Independents Championship. Lacrosse hosted the in NCAA Division I during the 2007-08 the prestigious Association of American Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Championships Universities, one of just 62 institutions academic year. The Aggies are official while track and field did the same for the Division I of higher learning to be admitted to this members in most sports in the Big West distinguished group. Conference which includes fellow UC Independents. And throughout the year, Aggie student- campuses Irvine, Riverside and Santa athletes matched well against their future competition Barbara. The transition to Division I brought in the Big West, sending word they are to be contended Founded in 1908 as the University Farm to an end a successful Division II era in amid the fertile fields of the state’s Central which UC Davis captured six Directors’ with beginning in 2007-08, their first year in the new Valley, UC Davis today encompasses the Cups in eight years, awarded annually to league and the beginning of a new era for UC Davis. colleges of Letters and Science, Engineering, the most successful athletics program in Biological Sciences, and Agricultural and the country. UC Davis also twice received Alumni and friends are encouraged to join the team as Environmental Sciences; and professional recognition from Sports Illustrated for we make our move. TeamAGGIE is the annual fund for schools in Law, Management, Medicine, Women as the top Div. II school for women Veterinary Medicine, and Education. It also while Sports Illustrated has also previously UC Davis Athletics. To join TeamAGGIE contact Sharon operates the UC Davis Medical Center in honored the institution. In addition to 26 Lynch at [email protected] or call (530) 757-3146. Sacramento, one of the leading teaching and intercollegiate sports (14 for women and research hospitals in the nation. The campus 12 for men), the campus offers nearly 40 announced this August a $100 million in student-organized club sports. And each Your UC Davis Aggies … founding support from the Gordon and Betty year, more than 19,000 students participate Moore Foundation to launch the Betty Irene in intramural sports. ARE YOU ON THE TEAM? Moore School of Nursing.

All students can enjoy abundant on- and This is a period of growth and change for off-campus recreational facilities for UC Davis. The campus has seen growth in tennis, softball, basketball, volleyball student, faculty and staff populations and and golf. Given the area’s Mediterranean is in the midst of more than $1 billion in climate, outdoor recreation continues year new construction. New facilities do or will round. The program is also among the www.teamaggie.com include new laboratories, new classrooms nation’s leaders in NCAA Postgraduate and new student sports and recreation Scholarship recipients and has had three facilities. Thanks to the generosity of one winners of the prestigious NCAA Woman For SEAson or single game tickets of the world’s most renowned winemakers, of the Year Award, more than any other call: (530) 752-1915 groundbreaking took place in 2005 on the school in the country.