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SF State Baseball San Francisco State Baseball Record Book Table of Contents 2-3 Coaches 4-5 Honor Roll 6-8 Record Book 9 Gators in the Pros GATOR BASEBALL RECORDBOOK uuuuuuuuuu 1 SF State Baseball All-Time Gator Head Coaches Record PROGRAM OVERALL (1191-1298-16-.474) MIKE CUMMINS (6 years) YEAR RECORD PCT. TONY GOEHRING (1 year) 2010 22-32 .407 YEAR RECORD PCT. 2011 16-34 .320 1970 23-17-1 .573 2012 17-33 .340 Goehring’s Record 23-17-1 .574 2013 16-32 .333 2014 22-25 .440 LOU HENIK (1 year) 2015 19-29 .396 YEAR RECORD PCT. 1976 15-29 .341 Cummin’s Record 112-185 .377 Henik’s Record 15-29 .341 TONY DRESS (3 years) YEAR RECORD PCT. MATT MARKOVICH (5 years) 2007 10-45 .182 YEAR RECORD PCT. 2008 8-46-1 .155 2002 18-38 .321 2009 14-33 .298 2003 27-27-1 .500 Dress’ Record 32-143 -1 .183 2004 30-26 .536 2005 19-35 .352 AL FIGGONE (4 years) 2006 22-31-2 .418 YEAR RECORD PCT Markovich’s Record 116-157-3 .426 1971 23-13 .639 1972 16-28 .364 TOM MORGAN (3 years) 1973 18-27 .400 YEAR RECORD PCT 1974 23-24 .500 1961 27-7 .794 1977 12-37 .245 1962 23-11 .676 1978 18-28-2 .396 1963 28-10 .737 Figgone’s Record 103-156-2 .398 Morgan’s Record 76-28 .731 STEVE FRANCESCHI (1 year) DAVE NAKAMA (3 years) YEAR RECORD PCT. YEAR RECORD PCT. 1998 21-34-1 .384 1999 24-31 .436 Franceschi’s Record 21-34-1 .384 2000 15-41 .268 ORRIN FREEMAN (4 years) 2001 16-37 .302 Nakama’s Record 55-105 .344 YEAR RECORD PCT. 1979 28-31-1 .570 BOB RODRIGO (5 years) 1980 32-18 .640 YEAR RECORD PCT. 1981 38-14-1 .726 1964 17-15 .531 1982 32-15-1 .677 1965 16-23 .410 Freeman’s Record 130-78-3 .616 1966 23-19 .548 AUGIE GARRIDO (1 year) 1967 19-21-1 .477 1968 17-20 .459 YEAR RECORD PCT. 1969 28-14 .667 Dress’ Record 92-98-1 .484 Garrido’s Record 28-14 .667 TONY SCHIFANO (ACTIVE) YEAR RECORD PCT. 2016 23-25 .479 Schifano’s Record 23-25 .479 2 tttttttttt WWW.SFSTATEGATORS.COM SF State Baseball MIKE SIMPSON (12 years) ALL-TIME PERCENTAGE YEAR RECORD PCT. COACH RECORD PCT. 1986 27-15 .643 Tom Morgan 76-28 .731 1987 28-20 .583 Augie Garrido 28-14 .667 1988 30-21 .588 Orrin Freeman 130-78-3 .616 1989 33-22 .600 Tony Goehring 23-17-1 .574 1990 30-21-1 .587 Mike Simpson 326-289-4 .530 1991 25-25 .500 Barry Woohead 27-26 .509 1992 22-29 .431 Greg Warzecka 71-70 .504 1993 23-27 .460 Bob Rodrigo 92-98-1 .484 1994 21-31-1 .406 Tony Schifano 23-25 .479 1995 36-19-1 .652 Matt Markovich 116-157-3 .426 1996 25-30 .455 Al Figgone 103-156-2 .398 1997 26-29-1 .473 Steve Franceschi 21-34-1 .384 Simpson’s Record 326-289-4 .530 Mike Cummins 112-185 .377 GREG WARZECKA (3 years) Dave Nakama 55-105 .344 YEAR RECORD PCT. Lou Henik 15-29 .341 1983 27-17 .614 Tony Dreses 32-143-1 .183 1984 22-27 .449 ALL-TIME 1,191-1,298-16 .475 1985 22-26 .458 Warzecka’s Record 71-70 .504 BARRY WOODHEAD (1 year) YEAR RECORD PCT. 1975 27-26 .509 Woodhead’s Record 27-26 .509 ALL-TIME WINS COACH YEARS RECORD Mike Simpson 1986-97 326-289-4 Orrin Freeman 1979-82 130-78-3 Matt Markovich 2002-06 116-157-3 Mike Cummins 2010-15 112-185 Al Figgone 1981-74, 77-78 103-156-2 Bob Rodrigo 1964-68 92-98-1 Tom Morgan 1961-63 76-28 Greg Warzecka 1983-85 71-70 Dave Nakama 1999-2001 55-105 Tony Dress 2007-09 32-143-1 Augie Garrido 1969 28-14 Barry Woodhead 1975 27-26 Tony Goehring 1970 23-17-1 Tony Schifano 2016- 23-25 Steve Franceshi 1998 21-34-1 Lou Henik 1976 15-29 ALL-TIME 1961-2016 1191--1298-16 GATOR BASEBALL RECORDBOOK uuuuuuuuuu 3 SF State Baseball GATOR HONOR ROLL All-Americans Len Williams All-Northern California 1959 Tommy Harper ...................................... 1958 Mike Conley Athletic Conference 1961 Fred Glosser ........................................... Bill Souza 1984 Lorant Reeves ..................................1st 1962 Joe Panella .............................................. Mike Calloway ...............................2nd 1986 Pete Dearborn ....................................... 1959 Tommy Harper Kevin Silverson ..............................2nd Dean Williams ....................................... 1961 Bill Flanagan 1986 Greg Bailey .......................................1st John Wilson............................................ Fred Gloser Pete Dearborn .................................1st 1988 John Greenwood .................................. Bill Moe Ron Heinz .........................................1st 1991 Essex Burton .......................................... Joe Panella Dean Williams .................................1st 1995 Phil Kernan ............................................. 1962 Terry Christmas ...............................1st John Wilson......................................1st Bill Flanagan.....................................1st Ilidio Freitas ....................................2nd NCBWA All-American Jerry Gosland ...................................1st Franz Gonzales ..............................2nd 2010 Pat Haugen ......................................3rd Bill Moe ..............................................1st Clay Purcell .....................................2nd Joe Panella ........................................1st Greg Olsen ..................................... HM Rawling/ABCA Gold Glove Bob Baird ........................................ HM 1987 Greg Bailey .......................................1st 2010 Pat Haugen .......................................1st Jim Candler .................................... HM Brad Comstock .............................2nd Jerry Collins .................................... HM John Wilson....................................2nd NCAA Division II Bob Mansfield ............................... HM Herman Cortes ............................. HM 1964 Rich Jeffries John Tanis ....................................... HM All-West Region 1965 Tom Martinez ..................................1st 1988 Dewitt Cotton ..................................1st 1987 Greg Bailey .....................................3rd Ron Fell ............................................ HM John Greenwood ............................1st 1988 John Greenwood ..........................1st 1969 Dennis Abel ......................................1st Scott Henry ......................................1st Scott Henry ....................................2nd Tom Joyce .........................................1st Mike King ..........................................1st Dewitt Cotton .................................3rd Tim Silvas ..........................................1st Randy Stader ...................................1st Mike King .........................................3rd Dennis Biederman ....................... HM Bob Ruhde ...................................... HM 1989 Al Barsoom Tom Callen ...................................... HM 1989 Scott Henry ......................................1st Al Malina Bob Herlocker ............................... HM Danny Lopes ....................................1st Greg McKnight Jerry Sullivan .................................. HM Al Malina ...........................................1st 1999 Amador Solis 1982 Evans Andropoulos .......................1st Greg McKnight ...............................1st 2001 Joe Perry ..........................................2nd Butch Baccala ..................................1st Todd Preston ...................................1st 2003 Ryan Cope ......................................2nd Ken Bauer ..........................................1st Alan Barsoon .................................2nd 2004 A.J. Biama ..........................................1st Gary Kossick .....................................1st Phil Gaggero ..................................2nd Rich Daly .........................................2nd Todd Lee ............................................1st Shawn Jenkins ...............................2nd Carlos Medina ...............................2nd Tom Sheck ........................................1st Paul Rodriguez ..............................2nd Robert Torres .................................2nd Bill Schudder ..................................2nd Rod Pierce ....................................... HM 2010 Pat Haugen .....................................2nd Jerry Gillogly .................................. HM 1990 Essex Burton ....................................1st Ryan Williams ................................2nd Al Malina ...........................................1st Far Western Conference Alan Barsoon .................................2nd Daktronics All-West Region Phil Gaggero ..................................2nd 2014 Cory Davis ......................................2nd Player of the Year 1961 Fred Glosser Kevin Rowe-Cerveny...................2nd 1962 Joe Panella Craig Pearson ................................ HM NCBWA Division II 1982 Tom Sheck Chris Sorenson .............................. HM All-West Region 1991 Essex Burton ....................................1st Ray Sabado ......................................1st 2004 A.J. Biama ..........................................1st Far Western Conference Rich Daly .........................................2nd Pablo Suarez ....................................1st 2010 Pat Haugen ............................................. Pitcher of the Year Chris Sorenson ..............................2nd 1982 Butch Baccala Chris Ritter ...................................... HM All-Far Western Conference 1992 Brian Sos ...........................................1st 1947 Jim Keating Far Western Conference Dave Weckerly ................................1st Jim Pollard Coach of the Year Darr McConnell ............................ HM 1948 Irv Edstrom 1961 Tom Morgan
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