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Record Book Annual Individual Leaders ANNUAL TEAM LEADERS TEAM BATTING & PITCHING YEARLY LEADERS BATTING 2009........ Arizona .................... 583 1997........ UCLA/WASH .............. 16 2021........ Two Tied ..................... 64 2007........ Arizona State .............. 54 2010........ Arizona .................... 565 1998........ Arizona ...................... 20 2008........ Arizona State .............. 66 BATTING AVERAGE 2011........ Arizona State ............ 584 1999........ California .................... 12 2009........ Washington ................ 51 1988........ UCLA ...................... .269 WALKS 2012........ Arizona State ............ 535 2000........ UCLA ......................... 19 1988........ Arizona .................... 119 2010........ Arizona ...................... 52 1989........ UCLA ...................... .288 2013........ Arizona State ............ 552 2001........ Washington ................ 16 2011........ Arizona State .............. 60 1990........ UCLA ...................... .283 1989........ Oregon ..................... 134 2014........ Oregon ..................... 604 2002........ Washington ................ 20 1990........ Arizona .................... 138 2012........ California .................... 58 1991........ UCLA ...................... .308 2015........ UCLA ....................... 613 2003........ UCLA/CAL .................. 10 2013........ Oregon ....................... 50 1992........ UCLA ...................... .304 1991........ Arizona .................... 176 2016........ Oregon ..................... 540 2004........ Stanford ..................... 13 1992........ Arizona .................... 163 2014........ Oregon ....................... 56 1993........ Arizona ................... .328 2017........ Arizona .................... 548 2005........ STAN/UCLA ............... 14 2015........ ORE/UCLA ................. 51 1994........ Arizona ................... .380 1993........ California .................. 184 2018........ UCLA ....................... 584 2006........ Oregon ....................... 15 1994........ Arizona .................... 221 2016........ Oregon ....................... 48 1995........ Arizona ................... .381 2019........ UCLA ....................... 572 2007........ Oregon State .............. 12 2017........ Oregon ....................... 53 1996........ Arizona ................... .356 1995........ Arizona .................... 173 2020........ Washington .............. 250 2008........ Arizona ...................... 10 1996........ Arizona .................... 220 2018........ UCLA ......................... 58 1997........ Arizona ................... .375 2021........ Washington .............. 487 2009........ Stanford ..................... 16 2019........ UCLA ......................... 56 1998........ Arizona ................. .385* 1997........ Arizona .................... 219 2010........ Washington ................ 11 1998........ Arizona .................... 238 2020........ UCLA ......................... 25 1999........ UCLA ...................... .339 2011........ California .................... 11 2021........ UCLA ......................... 47 2000........ Arizona ................... .336 RUNS BATTED IN 1999........ Oregon ..................... 236 1988........ UCLA ....................... 181 2012........ Stanford ..................... 20 2000........ Washington .............. 251 2001........ UCLA ...................... .340 2013........ STAN/UTAH ............... 19 2002........ UCLA ...................... .336 1989........ Oregon ..................... 225 2001........ Arizona ................... 244 SAVES 1990........ UCLA ....................... 182 2014........ Utah .......................... 17 2002........ California........ .......... 301 1988........ ARIZ/UCLA .................. 4 2003........ Arizona ................... .329 2015........ UCLA ......................... 14 2004........ Arizona .................. ..338 1991........ Arizona .................... 205 2003........ California .................. 246 1989........ Oregon ....................... 10 1992........ Arizona .................... 223 2016........ California .................... 15 2004........ Arizona .................... 209 1990........ Arizona State ................ 6 2005........ Arizona .................. ..297 2017........ Utah .......................... 13 2006........ Arizona ................... .311 1993........ Arizona .................... 271 2005........ Washington .............. 215 1991........ Arizona State .............. 10 1994........ Arizona .................... 478 2018 ....... California .................... 18 2006........ Arizona State ............ 228 1992........ Oregon ......................... 7 2007........ Oregon .................... .306 2019 ....... Stanford ..................... 25 2008........ Arizona State ........... .326 1995........ Arizona .................... 320 2007........ Arizona State ........... .289 1993........ ARIZ/OSU .................... 3 1996........ Arizona .................... 421 2020........ Stanford ..................... 15 2008........ Arizona State ............ 301 1994........ UCLA/OSU ................... 3 2009........ Arizona ................... .339 2021........ Stanford ..................... 20 2010........ UCLA ...................... .336 1997........ Arizona .................... 446 2009........ Arizona State ............ 264 1995........ Arizona State ................ 6 2011........ Arizona State ........... .340 1998........ Arizona ...................506* 2010........ Arizona ...................320* 1996........ California ...................... 5 2012........ UCLA ...................... .340 1999........ UCLA ....................... 396 HOME RUNS 2011........ Arizona State ............ 299 1997........ Arizona State ................ 9 2013........ Oregon .................... .328 2000........ Arizona .................... 374 1988........ UCLA ......................... 13 2012........ Arizona State ............ 288 1998........ CAL/WASH ................... 7 2014........ Arizona .................. .350 2001........ Arizona .................... 448 1989........ Oregon ......................... 9 2013........ Washington .............. 246 1999........ Oregon State ................ 7 2015........ UCLA ...................... .367 2002........ Arizona .................... 342 1990........ ARIZ/UCLA .................. 5 2014........ UCLA ....................... 286 2000........ Stanford ..................... 10 2016........ Oregon .................... .353 2003........ Arizona .................... 354 1991........ UCLA ......................... 14 2015........ UCLA ....................... 289 2001........ ASU/STAN ................... 7 2017........ Arizona ................... .341 2004........ Arizona .................... 344 1992........ UCLA ......................... 18 2016........ Washington .............. 229 2002........ Washington ................ 12 2018........ UCLA ...................... .335 2005........ Stanford ................... 290 1993........ Arizona ...................... 36 2017........ Arizona .................... 250 2003........ Oregon ......................17* 2019........ UCLA ...................... .339 2006........ Arizona .................... 317 1994........ Arizona ...................... 93 2018........ Washington ............. 199 2004........ Stanford ....................... 8 2020........ UCLA ...................... .368 2007........ Arizona State ............ 370 1995........ Arizona .................... 100 2019........ UCLA ...................... 210 2005........ ASU/STAN/OSU ........... 5 2021........ Washington ............. .322 2008........ Arizona State ............ 439 1996........ Arizona ...................... 47 2020........ Arizona State ............ 128 2006........ California ...................... 6 2009........ Arizona .................... 468 1997........ Arizona ...................... 60 2021........ UCLA ....................... 188 2007........ Oregon State ................ 6 2010........ Arizona .................... 442 1998........ Arizona ...................... 79 2008........ ORE/UCLA ................... 7 RUNS SCORED 2011........ Arizona State ............ 451 1999........ UCLA ........................ 95 2009........ Oregon State ................ 6 1988........ UCLA ....................... 232 2012........ Arizona State ............ 404 2000........ Washington ................ 84 PITCHING 2010........ UCLA/ORE ................... 6 1989........ Oregon ..................... 266 2013........ Arizona State ............ 385 2001........ Arizona .................... 126 EARNED RUN AVERAGE 2011........ UCLA ........................... 6 1990........ Arizona .................... 253 2014........ Arizona .................... 426 2002........ Arizona ...................... 93 1988........ UCLA ...................... 0.50 2012........ Oregon State .............. 10 1991........ Arizona .................... 266 2015........ UCLA ....................... 447 2003........ UCLA ......................... 88 1989........ UCLA ...................... 0.36 2013........ Oregon ......................... 8 1992........ UCLA ....................... 264 2016........ Oregon ..................... 394 2004........ UCLA ......................... 77 1990........ UCLA ...................... 0.42 2014........ UCLA ........................... 6 1993........ Arizona .................... 303 2017........ Arizona .................... 399 2005........ Washington ................ 80 1991........ UCLA .....................0.33*
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