University of San Diego Baseball Media Guide 1993

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Spring 1993

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USD GAME SPONSORS The University of San Diego would like to thank the following sponsors for their support of the USD baseball team. SPONSORS Harry W. Miller Ed & Linda Setzler Dr. Ronald & Joanne Fenn Presidio Liquor (Ron Fonzi) Dale & Babs Pingree Graebel Van Lines (Bill Rogers) Ron's Floor Covering (Ron Thielman) Diane & Glenn Endsley Blaze Fireplaces (Bruce Weitzman) Pacific West Builders (Patricia Romero) Future Realty (Anne Dickerson) Ron Kiefer's Gourmet Center Miriam & George Ores Mighty Mover Trailers (Rex Burgus) Janet & Kristi Burgus Eric & Staci Shirley Bob, Nancy & Julie La Belle The Morton Family New York Pizza Dept. (Bill Brile) For information on sponsoring a baseball game, please contact Head Coach John Cunningham at the USO Sports Center, (619) 260-4803. Umverslty of San Diego Archives USD Informatio11 Page 1

TABLE OF CONTENTS CORPORA TE/GAME SPONSORS ...... Inside Front Cover USO INFORMATION ...... I DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS - Tom Iannacone ...... 2 WEST COAST CONFERENCE ...... 3 HEAD COACH - John Cunningham...... 4 ASSIST ANTS ...... 5 OUTLOOK...... 6 ROSTER...... 7 JAKE MOLINA. AN OLYMPIC EXPERIENCE ...... 8 SENIORS ...... 9-1 2 RETURNERS ...... 13-!9 1993 USO TEAM PHOTO ...... 20-2! NEWCOMERS ...... 22-25 UNIVERSITY PROFILE ...... 25 FINAL 1992 USO OVERALL STATISTICS ...... 26 FINAL 1992 USO wee STATISTICS······················ ······•·· ...... 27 FINAL 1992 USO GAME RESULTS...... 28 USO RECORDS ...... 29-40 TORERO DUGOUT CLUB ...... In siclc Back Cover UNIVERSITY FACTS Founded: 1949 President: Dr. Author E. Hughes Location: San Diego, CA Conference: West Coast Enrollment: 6,000 Nickname: Torcros Colors: Columbia Blue, Stadium: Cunningham Baseball Sta,!. Navy and While Seating Capacity: 1,200 ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT STAFF Athletic Dept. Phone (619) 260-4803 DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS ...... Tom Iannacone ASST. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR ...... Dan Yourg ASST. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR ...... Regina Sullivan DIRECTOR OF ATHLETIC DEVELOPMENT ...... Ky Snyucr SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR ...... Ted Goscn ASST. SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR ...... John Rollo STUDENT S.l.D. 's ...... Dena Johnson, Devin Henderson, Victor Dence S.l.D. OFFICE PHONE ...... (619) 260-4745 BASEBALL PRESS BOX PHONE ...... (619) 260-4600, ext. 2055 ATHLETIC FAX PHONE ...... (619) 292-0388 SECRETARIES ...... Grace McElhaney, Tina Landavazo, Lanita Buchanon-Walker DIRECTOR OF RECREATION/FACILITIES ...... John Martin DIRECTOR OF INTRAMURALS ...... Gary Becker ASST. DIRECTOR OF INTRAMURALS ...... Andy Berg DIRECTOR OF SUMMER CAMPS ...... Deb Pint ATHLETIC TRAINER ...... Carolyn Greer, M.A ., A.T., C. ASST. ATHLETIC TRAINER ...... Steve Nellis, M.Ed., A.T., C. ASST. ATHLETIC TRAINER ...... Pete McMahon, M.A., A.T., C. STRENGTH COACH ...... Wayne Jacobs TEAM PHYSICIANS .... William P. Curran , M.D.; Heinz Hoenccke, M.D. Paul Murphy, M.D.; Russell Dunnam, M.D.; Robert Bullon, M.D. BASEBALL ...... John Cunningham ASST. COACHES ...... Jake Molina, Glenn Godwin. Ray Butler BASKETBALL ...... Hank Egan FOOTBALL ...... Brian Fogarty SOCCER ...... Seamus McFadden MEN'S & WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY ...... Rich Cota TENNIS ...... Ed Col li ns GOLF ...... Frank Cates CREW ...... Brooks Dagman WOMEN'S CREW ...... Marisa Hurtado WOMEN'S SOFTBALL ...... Larry Caudi llo WOMEN'S BASKETBALL ...... Kathy Marpe WOMEN' S VOLLEYBALL ...... Sue Snyder WOMEN'S SOCCER ...... Tony da Lu z WOMEN' S SWIMMING ...... Gary Becker WOMEN'S TENNIS ...... Sherri Stephens Director of Athletics Page2

TOM IANNACONE Director Of Athletic Tom Iannacone is in his fifth year as the University of San Diego Director of Athletics. He assum ed the position September I, 1988 after a nationwide search. The 51-year-old Iannacone has made great strides in hi s first four years. His accompli shments at USO include an on-going internal reorga nization of the athl etic department, plus improvements in th e major areas of personnel, scholarship assistance, facilities, pro motions and marketing, fund raising, drug education, academic support, and a new university approved plan for scholarship support and sports sponsorship. In addition, he was instrumental in USO gaining membership to the new Pioneer Football League, which begins play in 1993. Iann acone came to the University of San Diego wi th an impressive li st of credentials a nd a thorough knowledge of intercollegiate athletics. Prior to USO he was Director of Athlet ics for four years at St. Francis College in Loretto, Pennsylvania. Hard work, loyalty and dedication are just some of th e words th at easily describe Iannacone. His major contributions at St. Francis included the expansion of sport s offerings and schol arships for both men and women, improved budgets, renovati on of athletic facilities, the hiring of additional staff, and the estab lishment of a master plan for the future and continual develop ment of athletics. He served on several committees, most notably the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference (ECAC) Infractions committee and the Northeast Conference committee on confer ence development, which developed a plan for the future and implemented the position for a full-time commissioner. Iannacone also served as a consultant to the NCAA I-AAA Football Com mittee. Prior to hi s tenure at St. Francis, Iannacone served as assis tant athletic director at Fordham University from 1977-84. Along with his administrative duties at Fordham, he was an assistant football coach for the Rams. From 1975-78, he acted as offensive coordinator and backfield coach as Fordham captured 19 victo ries in their final 24 games during this span. The 1977 squad was and remains the highest scoring team in Fordham hi story, aver aging 34 points per game. In 1983 Iannacone was presented the prestigious Jack Coffey A ward by the Alumni Association for outstanding contributions to Fordham athletics. He also served on various Metro Atlantic Conference committees. Prior to Fordham, Iannacone taught physical education and coached track and football in the Norwalk, Ridgefield and New Milford (CT) school districts from 1964-76. He made hi s colle giate football coaching debut as an offensive backfield coach at Western Connecticut State University in 1974. A 1964 graduate of the University of Connecticut, Iannacone received his master of science degree in physical education from Southern Connecticut State University in 1973. Tom and his wife, Cynthia, have three children: Tom Jr., Jennifer and Eric; all three are students at USD. West Coast Conference Page]

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The WCC has continued to prove itself as one of the strongest collegiate baseball conferences in the country. Last ye ar saw Pepperdine win its first national base ball title. The Waves were the league's automatic qualifier to the NCAA Regionals in 1991 while LMU represented the WCC in 1990. Both teams appeared at the NCAA 's in 1989. Other conference members include the University of San Diego, the University of San Francisco, Santa Clara University and St. Mary's College. Pepperdine has won the WCC crown in six of the last seven years and has won or shared every conference title but one since 1974. Baseball was originally established as a conference sport in 1968. However, from 1977 through 1984, WCC teams competed with teams from the PCAA in the North ern California Baseball Association (Nevada, St. Mary's, San Francisco, Santa Clara, Pacific, San Jose State, Fresno State), and the Southern California Baseball Association (Pepperdine, Loyola Marymount, and San Diego from the WCC). For the second consecutive year, the WCC will play a 30-game round robin schedule with the league champion receiving the WCC's automatic bid to the NCAA playoffs.

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1992 WEST COAST CONFERENCE BASEBALL STANDINGS wee OVERALL w L T PCT w L T PCT *Pcppcrdinc 23 4 0 .852 48 II I .808 San Diego 14 13 0 .519 28 24 0 .538 Santa Clara 14 16 0 .467 23 32 0 .418 San Francisco 13 16 0 .448 16 39 0 .291 Loyola Marymount 10 16 0 .385 16 36 0 .308 Saint Mary's 9 18 0 .333 15 36 0 .294

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JOHN CUNNINGHAM Head Coach Head Coach John Cunningham begins his 30th season at the helm of the USO baseball program. With 15 winning seasons under hi s belt, including last season's 28-24 mark, Cunningham carries a r ecord of 673-687-16 into the 1993 campaign. His team's second pl ace finish last year in th e WCC to Pepperdine is the Toreros highest fini sh sin ce joining in 1985. A native San Diegan, Cunningham attended St. August in e Hi gh School and the Un iversit y of San Francisco. A basketball and baseball standout , Cunningham also made the President's Honor Roll six times at USF as we ll as achieving membership in "Alpha Sigma Nu", the Nati onal Jesuit Honor Society. In basketball, he was named All-Conference and li sted as Honorable Mention on the Catholic All -American li sts and was named USF's "Athlete Of The Year" as a senior. After a tour in the armed forces and a brief stretch in the farm system of the Baltimore O1ioles, Cunningham began his career at USO in I 962. He won his 600th game during the 1989 season. Hi s teams have won th irty or more games six times ('71, '78 through '81, and '87) with four of hi s squads advancing to post-season playoffs. Hi s 1971 squac.l won the regional t itle, advancing to the Coll ege World Series, ancl set a sc hool record with 34 wins. For that performance, Cunningham was named "Coach Of the Year" in District VJII. I 979 was Cunningham's firs t effort at the Division l leve l. Con trary to expectat ions, he guided the Toreros to an impress ive 32-19-1 record ancl a fourth place fini sh in the Southern Cali forn ia Baseball Association. The Toreros moved into the West Coast Conference in 1985. Cunningham's fine career has been noticed by his peers. He was inducted into the American Baseball Coaches Association Hall Of Fame al its annual H all Of Fame-Coach Of the Year banquet in New Orleans on January 5, 1991. An active member of the ABCA for 29 years. Cunningham joinec.l 142 amateur baseball coaches in this elite group. John and his wife, Nancy, have one son, Geoffrey, age 18.

CUNNINGHAM'S COACHING RECORD YEAR WON LOST PCT. 1964 12 19 .387 1965 17 21 .447 1966 20 26 .435 (NCAA Regionals. 0-2) 1967 14 26 .350 1968 13 24 .351 1969 22 17 .564 1970 21 16 .568 1971 34 12 .739 (NCAA Playoffs. 4-2) 1972 20 19 .513 (One Tie) 1973 19 22 .463 1974 23 15 .605 1975 19 20 .487 (One Ti e) 1976 26 16 .6 19 (NCAA Pl ayoffs, 5-3) 1977 24 19 .558 1978 33 22 .600 (NCAA Playoffs, 5-3) 1979 32 19 .615 (One Tie) 1980 30 25 .545 (One Ti e) 1981 30 25 .545 (One Ti e) 1982 29 24 .547 (One Tie) 1983 17 27 .386 (One Tie) 1984 20 36 .362 (One Tic) 1985 17 39 .310 (One Tie) 1986 26 25 .509 (Two Tics) 1987 31 23 .574 (One Tie) 1988 28 28 .500 1989 22 31 .417 (One Tie) 1990 24 32 .429 1991 21 34 .386 (Two Tics) 1992 28 24 .538 Career 673 687 .495 (16 Ties) The A ssistants Page5

(L-R) Ray Butler, Jake Molina, Glenn Godwin

Assistant Coach JAKE MOLINA Coach Molina is beginning his eighth season as ass istant 10 John Cunningham. Jake 's background prior to USO includes seven years of junior college coaching. He was head coach at Santa Monica College from 1974-77, before taking over the San Diego City College position from 1978 thru 1984. At San Diego City College, Jake led the '80 and '8 1 teams to the conference championship. The past four summers Jake has managed the Spanish Na ti onal Team. He was th e Spanish Olympic Team Manager thi s past summer at the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona. A nati ve of San Diego, Jake graduated from UCLA in '7 1 with a degree in Physical Education and received his master's degree in Physical Education in 1972 from San Diego State. Jake and hi s wife Sherri have one son, Nathan, age I 9. Assistant Coach GLENN GODWIN Coach Godwin also begins his eighth year as pitching coach for the USD Toreros. A 1982 graduate of USD with a degree in Business Administration, Glenn played for Coach Cunningham's '81 and '82 teams. In 1982, Glenn had a 14-4 record in 21 appearances. Along with hi s 2.92 ERA, Glenn fanned 142 batters in 148 innings and is one of just eight Toreros to be named All American. Godwin was drafted by the Oakland A's organization in 1982 and played A ball for 2 1/2 years between '82-84. Glenn completed his MBA at USD in May of 1987. The past six summers he has managed a baseball team in Sweden, with hi s squad being crowned the Swedish National Champions two times. Volunteer Coach RAY BUTLER Ray Butler begins his sixth season with the Toreros as a volunteer assistant coach to John Cunningham. Prior to assisting the 1988 men' s team, Ray was an assistant coach to USD's women's softball team in 1987. An avid softball player, Ray has managed and played in adult softball leagues the past 12 years. Ray has held a part-time position in the USD Business School as an economics instructor since 1978, as well as a teaching position in SDSU's Department of Economics since 1976. A 1968 graduate from Cal State Fullerton with a B.A. de gree in Economics, Ray also has an M.S. degree in International Economics from UCLA (1969) and an A.B.D. in Economics from UC Riverside (1976). Ray and his wife Renate reside in the Clairemont area of San Diego. The Outlook Page6

TOREROS LOOK TO '93 AS A BANNER SEASON The USO baseball team is coming into the 1993 campaign off its best season in many years. Its 28-24 mark was its best since !987's 31-23-1 finish, while its second place WCC finish (14-13) was its finest showing ever. With an experienced group of everyday players returning to bolster a young but promising pitching corps and a talented list of newcomers, the USO Toreros have every reason to believe that 1993 could truly be a "Banner Season". Eight players who started for the Toreros in 1992 return for Head Coach John Cunningham in 1993. Heading the list is USD's "Mister Versatlity", senior Kevin Herde. Herde, a two-time team MVP and an All-WCC selection in 1992, will be looking to lead the Toreros in RBIs for the fourth consecutive season. During his time at USO, Herdehas played first base, third base, catcher, pitcher and has been the team's DH. He led the '92 Toreros with a .340 batting average, 13 doubles and 44 runs batted in. In 13 appearances on the mound, Herdecompiled a 2-1 record with five saves. He is expected to see much action as the Toreros' catcher in 1993, but don't be surprised to see him at IB, 3B, on the mound and in the DH role, as well. Three members of what should be a strong infield both offensively and defensively return in 1993. Senior Tony Moeder, who made a smooth transition from centerfield in '92, will anchorthe team at first base. The team's home run leader in '92 with eight, Moeder began the season with a I 6-game hitting streak and ended with a .337 batting average. Second base will be shared by the duo of senior Dave Pingree and sophomore Eric Morton. Pingree, who has also played third base, shortstop and leftfield during his USO career, batted .305 as a junior while Morton, who started 14 times in '92, batted .200. Shortstop will be the domain of three year starter Chad Boyd. Boyd, a senior, was a second team All-WCC selection in '92 who led the Toreros in hitting in '91 and batted .249 as a junior. He is considered by Cunningham as "the finest fielding shortstop in the WCC". Third base is up for grabs and will be contested by freshmen Karl Schmidt and Jay Parks and junior Scott Thielman, a transfer from CS Los Angeles. Depth in the infield will come from sophomore Dave Romero and freshman Dave Sanchez. Two sophomores and a junior return to man the outfield spots forthe Toreros in 1993. Sophomore Brady Clark began 1992 as a third baseman but ended up in leftfield where he batted .297 with a WCC-leading seven triples and a season-ending 14-game hitting streak. Sophomore speedster Larry Williams, who batted .258 with 27 runs scored as a freshman, returns to his spot in centerfield. Junior Charlie Setzler, a .270 batter with 14 runs scored in '92, will occupy rightfield. This trio will be challenged by a group that includes junior John Fenn, a prime candidate for the DH role who hit .271 as a sophomore, and freshmen Chris Feeny, speedster Steve Ashton and Collin Weitzman. Handling the catcher's chores will be Herde or either sophomore Jacob Slania or freshman Ryan Burkeen. Slania saw limited action in 1992 and is considered a "fine handler of pitchers", according to Cunningham. Burkeen is a fine defensive catcher who has exhibited a strong throwing arm in early workouts and may be the prime candidate for the starting assignment. Returning to lead the young Torero pitching staff is sophomore Mike Saipc. Saipe climaxed an outstanding freshman campaign (8-3, 3.53 ERA, 8complete games, one shutout) by earning a unanimous berth on the AII-WCC team and being named the WCC "Freshman Of The Year". He will be joined in the potential starting rotation by sophomore Pat James (3-2, 5.27 ERA in '92), sophomore lefthanders Travis Burgus (1-2, 6.75) and Sean Durbin (who missed the '92 season due to injury) and sophomore righthander Matt LaBelle, a transfer from UC Irvine. Long and middle relief will be the domain of freshman lefthander David Russell and junior righthanders Pete Schoen and Josh Stepner ( a second team AII-WCC selection as an outfielder when he hit .272 in '92). who is making the transition to the mound in '93. Junior Chris Collins, the USO "Pitcher Of The Year" in 1991 who compiled two saves in '92, will be given the role of closerout of the bullpen with Herde also expected to occupy that role. The 1993 season will be a challenging one for the USO Toreros. With their fine showing in 1992, the Toreros have given every indication that they are "on the verge of something good", according to Cunningham. They will face an interesting, if not difficult schedule in 1993 that will include six games against defending national champion Pepperdine, two with 1992 runner-up Cal State Fullerton, two with perennial powers UCLA and San Diego State, three with UC Santa Barbara and Cal State Northridge as well as a trip through Louisiana that will see them play a doubleheader with Tulane and a single contest with Southern University. The stage is set for what should be an interesting 1993 season. With an experienced everyday line-up backed by a young and talented pitching staff, the Toreros are well-placed to play exciting baseball for their avid group of supporters. The 1993 campaign should, indeed, be a "Banner Season".

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MOLINA LEADS SPANISH TEAM TO OLYMPIC GLORY The summer of 1992 will forever be special 10 USO assistant baseball co:1ch Jake Molina. Molina, who is in his eighth season as Head Coach John Cunningham's chief ass istant coach, achieved th e opportunity to·· reali ze a dream··. He spent most of the summer in Barcelona and had th e opportunity 10 experience the 1992 Summer Olympic Games "close up and personal". Jake Molina was head coach of the Spanish Olympic baseball team. Jake's journey 10 Barcelona '92 began back in 1988 when he was in vited 10 Spain to work wilh the youth program in Barcelona. He was ta sked w ith conducting clinics in which both players and prospective coaches were in structed in the fundarnemal techniques of baseball. After instructing the eager Spaniards on the "ins and outs" of baseball and "pulling the teaching principles of the sport together", Molina was invited to work out for two weeks wilh the tledgling Spanish National Team. "I figured this would end my association," Molina recalls, "but I was wrong. I was invited to accompany the team to the World Championships in Italy as their pitching coach. Additionally, I was asked 10 help with the initial stages of planning for the '92 Olympic Games." Being fluent in Spanish also proved to be an asset and Molina developed a rapport with a Spanish ti:arn th at was eager to grasp his teaching techniques. The head coach of the team resigned afler the I 988 World Championships. Jake Molina was asked to take his place. Molina accepted the position in June of 1989, jusl in time to take the learn 10 the Friendship Cup in Wichita, Kansas. This was the first taste of Americana and American baseball for the majority of his players. It was a taste they learned to enjoy, a taste they would experience in the years to come. He followed this up by entering his team in the 1989 European Championships in Paris where "Europe and the world began to sit up and take notice" of the young Spaniards. He guided the Spanish team to a third place finish (beating the Swedish learn for third) in the tournament with three of his players balling over .300 and lhe le arn selling a IOurnamenl stolen base record. Spanish baseball was improving under his tutelage . Preparations for lhe Barcelona Games continued and Molina was again asked for his inpul. He brought his team to San Diego for another "taste of American baseball" and traveled to such places as Cuba, Nicaragua, Chinese Taipei and throughout Europe to give his players" a taste of different styles of baseball throughout the world". Through it all, the master plan continued to evolve. Through ii all, Spanish baseball continued to improve. That plan reached fruition in early 1992. A new format was established 10 select the team that would represent the host country in baseball in Barcelona, a fonnat Molina says "1he players and coaches took to immediately". The lop 80 players in Spain were divided into four teams and a selection tournament was played. With Molina leading the selection commillee, the 25 players who would carry the Spanish colors and a nation's pride into the 1992 Summer Olympic Games was chosen. The team made two pre-Olympic trips to Italy, first for the European Championships and then for the Columbus Games. It was at the Columbus Games in Milan that Spain defeated Italy for the first time in 35 years, a feat of such magnitude in Spain that, Molina says, "you would have thought we captured the world title". "There was so much pride in being the host team for the Olympic Games," Molina says of the competition in Barcelona. "Everywhere we went and everywhere we played was the same. We were besieged by a Spanish people proud ID have us representing them. It was a special time and a special experience!" Of the Olympic games themselves, Molina says, "It was a great feeling to be around peoples of so many different countries, so many great athletes, each with a common purpose and kinship, a common bond. There was so much mutual respect among each of the athletes." "Everything had to be perfect and it was," Molina says of his fondest memory, the Opening Ceremony. "To see every athlete allired in the costume of his country was so amazing. When we marched into the Olympic Stadium we got a standing ovation from the 90,000 people asembled there. l 've never been involved in anything so emotional." 'Tm very satisfied with the team's performance," he now evaluates retro spectively. "We played good, hard baseball in every game. Our upset of Puerto Rico will always be special to me." Of hi s experience with Spanish baseball, Molina says, "The Olympic Games arc a feather in every Spaniard's cap. Their preparation and effort were firs I rate. I'm really pleased with the growth of the team in both physical and menial aspects. This team has a chance to be something special if they continue their learning and work ethic." "The Olympic Games were an experience of a lifetime. It's the best thing I have ever done!" Seniors Page 9

#12 Dave Pingree, IF

: Height: 5'10" Weight: 175 Born: 2-19-71 Hometown: Bellevue, WA High School: Bellevue Bats: R Throws: R Class: SR Major: Communications

Fourth season with the Toreros .. . ticketed for duty at second base but has also played shortstop and third base during USD career ... played in 45 games in 1992, start ing 38 games .. . batting average of .305 was third best on the team . . . 8 doubles, I triple, 4 home runs, 25 runs scored, 20 runs batted in ... 8 stolen bases in 1992 ... career total of 44 stolen bases is tenth best at USD ... made just 6 errors in 181 chances (.967 fielding percentage) ... led Toreros with 206 at bats as a freshman and sophomore ... batted .257 as a sophomore and .306 as a freshman ... 16-game hitting streak as a freshman ... batted .397 (25-for-63) during the streak ... three sport letter winner at Bellevue (WA) High School ... batted .395 with 23 stolen bases and 20 rbi's as a senior ... First Team All-King County ... hobbies include fishing, hunting and water sports. Seniors Pag e 10

#20 Chad Boyd, IF

Height: 6'0" Weight: 175 Born: 5-3-71 Hometown: Chula Vista, CA High School: Hilltop Bats: R Throws: R Class: SR Major: Business

Fourth season with the Toreros ... third season as team's starting short stop ... started SO of Torero's 52 games last season ... batted .249 following .324 sopho more average ... led team in batting as a sopho more .. . slick-fielding shortstop had only 8 er rors in 257 chances (.969 fielding percentage) as a junior ... 14 errors in 282 chances (.950) as a sophomore ... S doubles and 18 rbi's in '91 ... 5 doubles, 2 triples, 20 rbi's, 35 runs scored as a sophomore ... 1992 wee All Academic Baseball Team ... wee Scholar Athlete in '91 and '92 ... three sport letterwinner at Hilltop HS ... batted .320 with 2 homers and 27 rbi's as a senior ... team MVP and captain (baseball and football) ... All-Metro League both sports ... Academic All-American and San Diego Hall Of Fame Scholar-Athlete ... enjoys watching movies, going to the beach and listening to music. Seniors Page I I

#27 Tony Moeder, IF

Height: 6'2" Weight: 195 Born: 7-14-71 Hometown: San Diego, CA High School: University of San Diego Bats: R Throws: R Class: SR Major: Psychology Fourth and fin al season with the Toreros ... made transition from cent erfield to first base last year made just 4 e rrors in 527 chances (.992 fi elding %) ... began '92 season with I 6-game hitting streak ... batted .337 with team-hi gh 8 homers and 40 runs scored ... IO doubles, 8 triples, 9 s tolen bases and 41 rbi's ... 1992 US O "Outstanding Hitter" and "RBI Percentage Champion" .. . selected to All-West Coast Conference team ... named to "All-Summer Baseball" second team as designated hitter while pl aying for Clarinda, Iowa . .. batted .314 with 5 homers, 10 doubles and team-high 6 triples as a sophomore ... al so added 32 rbi's and 23 runs scored ... batted .308 with 18 multiple hit games as a freshman ... 23 rbi's and 32 runs scored .. . three sport performer at University of San Diego HS ... I 2 triples and .350 average as a senior ... two-time All-Western League and second team All-CIF honoree .. . team MVP as a senior ... "Best Hitter"award as a junior (.4 I 0, 7 homers) ... San Diego County Academic All-American .. . hob bies include fi shing, skiing and tennis. Seniors Page l 2

#30 Kevin Herde, C

Height: 5'11" Weight: 205 Born: 7-13-71 Hometown: Escondido, CA High School: San Pasqual Bats: R Throws: R Class: SR Major: Business Administration

Fourth and final season with team ... expected to be team's s tarting catcher ... "Mr. Versatility" can also play IB , e , P and DH ... two-time team MVP as a sophomore and junior .. . First Team All-Wee as a junior as well being named to th e 1992 wee Baseball All-Academic Team ... Second Team All-Wee as a sophomore .. . 3-Time wee Scholar Athlete .. . team-leadin g .340 batting average and 44 rbi 's in '92 ... led team in rbi's as a sophomore (48) and freshman (45) ... enters '93 with 137 rbi's, fifth best at USO .. . hit .316 as a sophomore and .330 as a freshman ... was 2-1 with 5 saves and 2.76 ERA in 13 pitching appearances last year ... 3-2 with 5.08 ERA in 18 appearances as a sophomore ... three sport athlete at San Pasqual HS .. . batted .375 with six homers and 30 rbi's as a se ni or ... 8-3 with 2.70 ERA as a pitcher ... All-Avocado League se lec ti on as a junior and senior ... team MVP and second team All -CIF as a junior ... received Outstanding Pitcher and Big Stick awards ... San Diego Baseball Academic All-American ... enjoys golf, fi shing, trapping and underwater exploration. Returners Pagel]

#2 Dave Romero, IF Height: 6'1" Weight: 170 Born: 4-6-73 Hometown: Imperial Beach CA High School: Chula Vista CA Bats: R Throws: R Class: SO Major: International Relations Second season w ith the Toreros ... will see acti on at second base, thi rd base and shortstop ... appeared in 15 games in '92, making one start...batted .125 ( l-for-8) wi th two runs scored ... on base percentage of .333 ... played baseball and footba ll at Chula Vista HS ... batted .409 with one home run as a senior ... had six interceptions as a defensive back for Metro League champions ... second team All-San Diego CIF ... US D Presidential Scholar. .. Dean 's List twice as a fre shman ... hobbies include sports, reading and li stening to mUSIC. #5 Larry Williams, OF Height: 5'9" Weight: 165 Born: 7-28-73 Hometown: Los Angeles CA High School: Saint Bernard's Bats: R Throws: R Class: SO Major: Communications Second season w ith the Toreros ... will be team 's starting centerfielder ... fa st- est player on the team ... appeared in 41 games in '92, starting 33 times ... batted .258 with 11 doubles, one triple, one home run, 20 rbi 's, 27 runs scored ... three game winning hits ... played both baseball and football at Saint Bernard's HS in Playa Del Rey CA ... team captain .. . named All -Mission League as a senior. .. batted .349 with five home runs and eighteen stolen bases ... led team in unassi sted putouts and was second in ass ists ... MVP of Connie Mack League team ... accompli shed actor who has appeared in commercials and on "Good Times" on television and as teenage Isiah Thomas in "The Mary Thomas Story" .. .li sts interests as all sports and weightlifting. Returners Page 14

#13 Travis Burgos, P Height: 6'1" Weight: 180 Born: 11-6-72 Hometown: Mission Viejo CA High School: Capistrano Valley Bats: L Throws: L Class: SO Major: Business

Second season with the Toreros ... one of three lefthanders o n the pitching staff ... expected to contend fo r a starting berth .. . compiled 1-2 record with 6.75 ERA in eight 1992 appearances ... three starts ... 12 strikeouts in 20 innings pitched ... three years of varsity baseball at Capistrano Valley HS ... selected All-South Coast League as a junior and senior ... All-Orange County and All-CIF Southern Secti on as a seni or ... 10-2 as a senior, 8-2 as a junior ... 1.45 ERA and 95 strikeouts in 70 innings as a senior .. . 75 strikeouts as a junior ... interests incl ude waterskiing and jetskiing.

#14 Charlie Setzler, OF

Height: 6'1" Weight: 180 Born: 8-25-72 Hometown: South Pasadena CA High School: South Pasadena Bats: L Throws: R Class: JR Major: Business Administration Third season with the Toreros ... expected to be team's ~ _ _.._.. - starting rightfielder ... came to USD as a second baseman but converted to outfield as a fres hman ... batted .270 with five doubles, two triples, five rbi 's, 14 runs scored in 1992 ... four stolen bases ... started l 7 of30 games in which he appeared ... batted .220 with one triple and five rbi 's as a freshman ... WCC average of .267 (8-for-30) as a fre shman ... started 18 times in 3 I appearances ... prepped at South Pasadena HS ... batted .413 with four doubles, two homers, 13 rbi 's as a senior ... team MVP and All-Rio Hondo League as a junior and senior ... enjoys surfing, driving, music and basketbal l. Returners Page /5

#15 Eric Morton, IF

Height: 5' 11" We ight: 180 Born: 4-12-73 Hometown: San Marcos CA High School: San Marcos Bats: R Throws: R Class: SO Major: Mathematics

Second year at USO ... part time starter at second base in '92 ... expected to contend for starter's berth in '93 ... batted .200 ( l l -for-55) one triple, six rbi 's, seven runs scored .. . appeared in 29 games, s tarting 14 times ... three sport letterwinner at San Marcos HS ... football defensive MVP as a juniorand senior .. . All-Avocado League both seasons ... batted .360 as a junior and .401 as a senior ... second team A ll -San Diego CIF as a seni or ... named to San Diego chapter of National Football Hall Of Fame ... Mighty 690 XTRA Aca demic All-American ... enjoys surfing, dancing and playing sport s.

#16 Pete Schoen, P

Height: 5'10" Weight: 175 Born: 12-27-71 Hometown: Gresham OR High School: Sam Barlow Bats: R Throws: R Class: JR Major: Communication s

Third season wi th the Torero s ... wi ll workoutofthe bullpen as a closer and in long relief ... USO Presidential Scholar and WCC Scholar-Athlete .. . 0-1 with 8.24 in ten 1992 appearances ... ten strikeouts in J 9.7 innings ... made one start in each of first two seasons ... 0-1 with 4.70 ERA in two appearances as a freshman .. . three strikeouts in eight innings ... lettered in both footba ll and baseball at Sam Barlow HS .. . 3-5 with fo ur saves and 72 strikeouts in 17 appearances as a senior ... batted .400 with two home runs .. . team captain ... selected All-Mount Hood Conference ... "Pis tol" ... enjoys all sports, traveling, outdoors. Returners Page 16

#17 Chris Collins, P Height: 6' l" Weight: 190 Born: 2-27-72 Hometown: San Rafael CA High School: San Rafael Bats: R Throws: R Class: JR Major: History

Third season with the Toreros ... sidearm ing righthander who figures to be team's bullpen closer ... may also be in starting rota tion ... 0-5 with two saves in 19 appearances in 1992 ... 5.40 ERA with 20 strikeouts in 36.7 innings .. . named "Most Valuable Pitcher" and "Freshman Of The Year" in 1991 .. . O S with six saves and team best 4.29 ERA in 27 appearances as a freshman ... completed one of three starts ... struck out 30 in 7 l innings ... three sport letterwinner at San Rafael HS ... 6-3 wi th 2.20 ERA as a senior ... batted .350 with two homers and ten rbi 's ... named to Marin County Athletic League first team .. . MVP of American Legion summer team following senior season ... hobbies include baseball card collecting and snake hunting. #19 John Fenn, OF Height: 5'11" Weight: 185 Born: 6-5-72 Hometown: El Cajon CA High School: Granite Hills Bats: R Throws: R Class: JR Major: Business Adm in istra ti on/Fin an ce

Third season at USO .. . prime candidate for designated hitter's role ... may also see duty at first base and behind plate ... batted .27 1 with two doubles, one triple, seven rbi 'sand eleven runs scored in '92 ... made eight starts in 34 appearances ... batted .421 (8-for- 19) in 21 WCC games ... batted .307 with four doubles and 13 runs scored as a freshman ... batted .3 50 in WCC ... All-San Diego CIF and All-Grosmont League three years at Granite Hills HS ... batted .474 as a junior and .3 95 as a senior ... named to San Diego County All-Academic baseball team final three seasons ... nickname is "Huck" ... enjoys cars, sports, music. Returners Page 17

#21 Pat Ja1nes, P

Height: 6'4" Weight: 180 . Born: 1-15-73 Hometown: La Verne CA High School: Damien Bats: R Throws: R Class: SO Major: Philosoph y Second season wi th the Toreros .. . righthander ex pected 10 push for berth in starting rotation .. . 3-2 wi th 5.27 ERA in nine 1992 appearances ... two starts ... 2 1 strikeouts in 27 .3 innings ... tossed complete game, eight hit , 4- 3 victory over Arizona State in first collegiate start and second (3/ 17 ) ... got victory with five innings of shutout re li ef in firs t appearance (9-8 USO win over Grand Canyon on 3/ 10) ... played football and baseball at Damien HS ... All-Baseline League as a junior ... 6-2 with 3.22 ERA as a senior ... selected to Al l-San Gabriel Val ley team ... 9-0 with Ameri can Legion team during summer fo ll owing senior season .. . hobbies in clude weightl ifting, music, repelling and cliff diving. #23 Josh Stepner, P Height: 5'10" Weight: 180 Born: 10-1-71 Hometown: San Diego CA High School: San Diego Bats: R Throws: R Class: JR Major: Primary Education

Third season with the Toreros ... making transition to pitcher after two seasons in USO ... ··"".,. •"'-' will be used out of bullpen in '------""'-;:..=-=-='-' long relief ... may also see duty as designated hitter as well as in right field ... second team A II-WCC in 1992 .. . batted .272 with five doubles, one triple, one home run, 26 rbi 's and I 5 runs scored ... batted .288 in 24 WCC games ... one error in 54 chances(. 98 I field %) ... batted . I 59 as a freshman .. . two relief appearances ... three sport athlete at San Diego HS ... batted .390 with seven home runs and 33 rbi 's as a senior ... 7-2 with four saves and 3.20 ERA ... led team into San Diego CIF2-A championship game ... Central League " PlayerOfThe Year" ... interests include photography, black history and water sports. Returners Pagel8

#24 Brady Clark, OF

Height: 6'2" Weight: 190 Born: 4-18-73 Hometown: Beaverton OR High School: Sunset Bats: R Throws: R Class: SO Major: Undecided

Second year with the Toreros ... started 1992 as a third baseman but made switch to leftfield ... started last 34 games ... batted .297 with 10 doubles, one home run, 19 rbi 'sand 21 runs scored ... led WCC with seven triples, ninth nationally ... finished season with fourteen game hitting streak ... made just one error in 67 chances in leftfield (.985 field % ) ... two game winning hits ... played baseball and foot ball at Sunset HS .. . batted .528 as a senior ... All-Metro League as a junior and senior ... hit five home runs as a senior ... selected to All-State team ... passed for 1,900 yards as a quarterback hi s senior year ... named team MVP and best offensive player ... li sts hobbies as sports and outdoors.

#25 Jacob Slania, C

Height: 6'1" Weight: 195 Born: 7-7-73 Hometown: Houston TX HighSchool: StrakeJesuit Bats: R Throws: R Class: SO Major: Undecided

Second season with th e Toreros .. . will vie for starting berth as a catcher ... appeared in six contests in '92 ... two at bats in limited duty ... considered an excellent defensive catcher and handler of pitchers ... played both baseball and football at Strake Jesuit HS ... honorable mention All-State football player (center) ... first team All-State baseball player ... batted .402 with 12 home runs and 25 rbi 's ... USD Presidential Scholar ... Dean's List member ... interests include golf, tennis, pool and hang gliding. Relurners Page 19

#28 Mike Saipe, P

Height: 6'1" Weight: 192 Born: 9-10-73 Hometown: San Diego CA High School: University City HS Bats: R Throws: R C lass: SO Major: Undecided Second season at USD hard throwing righthander expected to anchor pitching staff ... 1992 WCC " Fresh man Of The Year" and first team AI I-WCC selection ... second team " Freshman All America" selection by "Baseball America" magazine ... third team "Freshman All-America" selection by Mizuno ... 8-3 with 3.53 ERA in 15 appearances ... 13 starts with eight comple te games ... 69 strikeouts in 99.3 innings ... tossed four hit shutout in 7-0 USD win at Cal Poly Pomona (2/22) ... 6-3 in nine W CC games ... 3.42 ERA with seven complete games .. . 49 strikeouts in 68.3 innings ... 8-3 as a senior at University City HS ... 2.63 ERA and 80 strikeouts .. . team captain and MVP ... All - Western League and All-San Diego CIF .. . winning pitcher in City-County All Star Game ... enjoys weightlifting and all sports.

#40 Sean Durbin, P

Height: 6'3" Weight: 210 Born: 8-4-72 Hometown: Bothell WA High School: Bothell Bats: L Throws: L Class: SO Major: Business

Second season w ith th e Toreros ... lefthander ex pected to battle for spot in , starting rotation ... missed L_____ ._ _~-l!.l!l!!~~.!J entire 1992 season due to shoulder injury ... compiled 3-6 record with 6.17 ERA in I 3 appearances in 1991 ... 29 strikeouts in 42.3 innings ... played baseball, basketball and golf at Bothell HS .. . All-King County and All-State as a senior ... 5-2 with 1.08 ERA and 74 strikeouts in 52 innings .. . enjoys camping outdoors, sky diving and all sports. ;;i ::i ;:: ~ ;:: c -C

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1993 USD Baseball Team Front Row (l-r) Larry Williams, Dave Pingree, Dave Sanchez, Scott Thielman, Kevin Herde, Collin Weitzman, Josh Stepner, John Fenn, Karl Schmidt, Pete Schoen. "1::1 I:) Middle Row (l-r) Asst. Coach Jake Molina, Asst. Coach Glenn Godwin, Jay Parks, Dave Romero, Chris Coll ins, Charlie OQ Setzler, Chad Boyd, Jacob Slania, Chris Feeny, Eric Morton, Head Coach John Cunningham. "' ..._N Top Row (l-r) Travis Burgus, Mike Saipe, Ryan Burkeen, Tony Moeder, Sean Durbin, Matt La Belle, Pat James, David Russell, Brady Clark, Steve Ashton. Not Pictured: Asst. Coach Ray Butler. Newcomers Paie 22

#9 Ryan Burkeen, C Height: 6'3" Weight: 180 Born: 8-30-74 Hometown: Portl :-? nd OR High School: Central Catholic Bats: R Throws: R Class: FR Major: Undecided Initial co ll egiate season ... will challe nge for starting catcher's posit ion .. Jirst player signed b y Toreros during earl y signing peri od (November '9 1) ... played baseball , s occer and basketbal I at Central Catholic HS ... team captain and MVP as a se ni or ... A II - Mount Hood Conference and All-State ... batt ed .435 overall an d .3 94 in league ... one home run and 34 rbi 's .. . threw out 19 of '.2 1 potenti al base steal ers (86 perc ent) ... member of Academi c Honor Society at Central Catholic ... 3.50 GPA ... enjoys weightlifti ng, basketball and running.

#11 Dave Sanchez, IF Height: 5'10" Weight: 180 Hometown: San Diego CA High School: University of San Diego Bats: R Throws: R Class: FR Major: Psychology

Initial campaign with team ... versatile ath lete who will see action at second base and in outfield ... three sport athlete at Univer sity of San Diego HS ... played baseball, football and basketball ... first team All-San Diego C IF as a seni or in 199 1...named team's " Outstanding Hitter" ... batted . 385 w ith 35 rbi 's as a senior ... team went 25-5 ... batted .500 with 43 rbi 's as a junio r ... football de fe nsive back and basketball point guard ... interests in clude sports a nd snow skiing.

#18 Jay Parks, IF

Height: 6'0" Weight: 180 Hometown: Englewood CA High School: Cherry Creek Bats: R Throws: R Class: FR Major: Engineering

First year w ith the Toreros .. . will contend for starting spot at third base ... defensive back and kicker for USD football team ... played baseball, football and basketball at Cherry Creek HS ... team went 14-3 and won Colorado State championship as a senior .. . All-Centennial League selectee .. . All-Centennial League and All-State defe nsive back ... voted football team 's "Most Improved Player" .. . Colorado Class 6-A Scholar-Athlete Of The Year ... 3.83 GPA ... USD Trustee Scholar ... enjoys s now skiing and basketball. Newcomers Page 23

#22 Scott Thielman, IF Height: 5'11" Weight: 190 Born: 190 Hometown: Long Beach CA High School: Millikan College: CSU Los Angeles Bats: R Throws: R Class: JR Major: Communications First season with the Toreros ... transfer who played two seasons at Cal State Los Angeles ... will contend for starting beth at third base ... can also play first base ... batted .286 as a freshman and .283 as a sophomore at Cal State LA ... four multiple-hit games as a freshman including three hit game at USO (3/28/91) ... two doubles, three triples, eight rbi 'sand four runs scored as a sophomore ... committed just two errors in '92 ... pl ayed football and baseball at Millikan HS ... All- Moore League and All-City in both sports as a senior ... All- Southern Section CIF as a junior .. . second team selecti on as a senior .. . played inside linebacker on football team ... 3.48 GPA ... interests include water and snow skiing, camping, fi shing and all sport s. #26 Collin Weitzman, OF Height: 5'11" Weight: 165 Hometown: Hillsborough CA High School: Burlingame Bats: R Throws: R Class: FR Major: Business Initial season with the Toreros ... will see action in the outfield ... pl ayed football, soccer and baseba ll at Burlingame HS ... baseball coach (Terry Whitfield) was an outfielder with Yankees, Dodgers and Giant s ... team MVP, All-Peninsul a League and All-San Mateo County as a junior and senior. .. batted .451 as a junior and .400 as a senior ... AII-Peninsula League soccer player who scored l 2 goals as a senior. .. kicker and defensive back who had fi ve interceptions as a senior ... lists hobbies as athletics, music, water skiing and the beach. #29 Steve Ashton, OF Height: 6'1" Weight: 175 Born: 7-26-74 Hometown: Fullerton CA High School: Sunny Hills Bats: R Throws: R Class: FR Major: Undecided First season with th e Toreros .. . will see ac ti on in US O outfield .. . brings added speed to USO attack ... played football, basketball and basenball at Sunny Hills HS ... team went 18-13 as a senior. .. All-Freeway League, All-Orange County, All-Fullerton as a senior .. .. batted .365 with six home runs, six triples, eight doubles and ten stol en bases ... Freeway League batting average of .478 ... " Big Stick" award winner and team MYP ... junior year batted .378 ... AII-Free way League defensive back/wide receiver as a junior and senior ... enjoys sports, car audio, music and golf. Newcomers Page 24

#36 Karl Schmidt, IF

Height: 5'10" Weight: 190 Burn: 1-29-74 Hometown: Oak Forest IL Hi gh School: Oak Forest Bats: R Throws: R Class: FR Major: Busin ess First year with the Toreros ... wi ll cont end for starting spot at third base .. . played ____ _ baseball at Oak Forest H S ... named t eam MVP a nd to All-Arca team ... elected t o 1992 Mizuno " Dream Team" ... named All Ameri can b y "Collegiate Baseball" magazin e ... batted .5 12 as a seni or. .. Scholar-Ath lete and National H onor Society mem ber. . .4.80 GPA (on a scale of 5) ... hobbies include we ightl ifting and runn ing.

#37 Chris Feeny, OF He ight: 5' 11" Weight: 2 00 Born: 12-6-73 Hometown: E l Segund o CA Hi gh School: El Segundo Ba ts: L Throws : L Class: F R Major: Chemistry

Initi al season with the Toreros ... outfi eld er who may also see acti on a s a d esignated hitter and p itcher. .. played baseball and football at El Segundo HS .. . team was 26-3 as a seni or .. . ball ed .444 with nine homers and 49 rbi's ... was 5-0 with 1.23 on th e mound .. . All- San Fern ando League as a junior and senior. .. named San Fern ando League M VP as a senior. .. All -South ern Section CIF .. first team All -San Fernando League tail back as a juni or and seni or ... El Segundo HS Scholar- Athl ete Of The Year as a senior. ..e njoys fi shing and golf.

#38 David Russell, P Height: 6'3" Weight : 175 Born: 5-12-73 Hometown: Sonoma CA High School: The Tilton School College: UC Santa Barbara Bat s: L Throws: L Cla ss: FR Major: Biology

Init ial year at US D ... transferred to USO after att endin g fa ll quarter at UC Santa Barbara .. . left hander who will be given chance to be a starter ... att ended the Tilton School in Tilton N H ... played soccer, basketball and baseball .. . team captain as a senior ... team M VP three seasons ... 9-2 with 2.1 0 ERA in 12 appearances ... 68 strikeouts in 82 innings ... all owed onl y 14 bases on ball s ... grad ut aed with honors. Newcomers/ University Profile Page25

#39 Matt La Belle, P Height: 6'4" Weight: 220 Born: 2-11-72 Hometown: Oakhurst CA High School: Newbury Park HS College: UC Irvine Bats: R Throws: R Class: SO Major: Sociology First season with the Toreros .. . will vie for spot in Toreros' starting rotation ... transferred to USO from UC Irvine after UC! dropped baseball program ... appeared in 14 games for UC Irvine in 1991...made one start...0-3 with 6.41 ERA and 12 strikeouts in 19.7 innings pitched ... starting pitcher in UC! 18-4 victory over USO ... did not get decision ... played baseball and basketball at Newbury Park (CA) HS ... hobbies include all sports.

UNIVERSITY PROFILE The University of San Diego is an independent Catholic univer sity located on a 170-acre mesa overlooking Mission Bay, San Diego Harbor, and the Pacific Ocean. The campus is named Alcala Park after the Spanish university town where St. Didacus (i.e.,Diego) spent much of hi time. Complementing its splendid natural setting is the University's locati on just 10 minutes from downtown San Diego - conveniently close to the major business, cultural, residential, and recreational areas, as well as the rail, bus and air te1minals. Founded in 1949, USD is presently experiencing record atten dance. Undergraduate enrollment stands at 3,900, graduate students bring the overall campus enrollment to just over 6,000. The University includes a College of Arts and Sciences, and Schools of Business Administration, Education, Nursing, and Law. Each is characterized by high academic standards, small classes, and excellent student-faculty relations. Though the majority of students come from the West Coast, every region of the United States is well-represented on campus. Students also attend USD from 24 foreign countries. In January of 1987, USD opened the doors to its new University Center, a 74,500 square foot building for students, faculty and staff. The two level Center is the largest building on campus. It is the eighth major project completed al USD during the past ten years. It 's a place for people lo meet for leisure and fun , and a place for ex tracurricular activities. Recreation, intramural and athletic activities are expanding rap idly. Among the many recreation and intramural programs offered, some of the favorites include: Mission Bay Aquatic Center activities (water skiing, surfing, sailing, crew), modem dance, aerobics, bowl ing, karate, backpacking, softball, tennis, floor hockey and volleyball. USD intercollegiate sports for men include football, soccer, cross country, basketball, baseball, crew, tennis and golf. In women's intercollegiate sports, USO fields programs in volleyball, cross coun try, swimming, basketball, softball, crew, tennis and soccer. N ~

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7 99

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0 6

26 3

102

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34 3 4 2 14

8 47 48 6 624

7 9

1 1

55 38

73 14 1

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0 2 0 0 0 1

23 82 5 85

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75/157

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59/159 77/190

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1992

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0/.579

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04/.536

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1 11

13/.236 1/.100 61/ 1 1/.091 70/.483 4 41/.360 20/.417 26/.413

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0/.00'.l 0/.00'.l 679 689

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217 236

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28 46 2 25

460 466

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included included

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247 247

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HR HR

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1.000 1.000

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34 34

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36 36

51 51

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94 94

73 73

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/ /

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5/ 5/

15/ 15/

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25/ 25/ 33/ 33/

28/ 28/

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TB/SLUG% TB/SLUG%

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1/1 1/1

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S/SF S/SF

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3 3

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16 16

105 105

I I

71 71

23 23

4 4 I I

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I I

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-13 -13

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9 9

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49 49

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16 16 II II 13 13

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71 71

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62 62

60 60

221 221 5 5

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66 66

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Record: Record:

I/ I/

0/ 0/

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2/ 2/

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2/ 2/

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0/ 0/

4/ 4/

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l05 l05

132 132

15/ 15/

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7 7

31 31

5 5 29 29

28 28

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22/ 22/

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DIEG

2 2

0 0

3 3

6 6

0 0

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17 17

20 20

IP IP

WCC WCC

13.0 13.0

218.7 218.7

217.0 217.0

4.3 4.3

57.3 57.3

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65.0 65.0

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HR HR

SAN SAN

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SHUT SHUT

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37 37

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7 7

9 9 3

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11 11

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.519 .519

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.429 .429

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PCT

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18 18

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221 221

27 27

23 23

4 4 21 21

3 3 31 31

23 23

20 20

VERSITY VERSITY

L L

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l05 l05

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132 132

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I I

15 15

13 13

12 12 15

14 14

19 19

11 11

3 3

8 8

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4 4

R R H

4 4

2 2

9 9

4 4

14 14

13 13

UNI

13 13

14 14

3 3

0 0

6 6

5 5

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0 0

w w

I I

AB AB

I I 0 0

18 18

100 100 19 19

2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 817 817

817 817

0 0 0 0 29 29

77 77

70 70

75 75

92 92

74 74 57 57

94 94

66 66

42 42

5 5

8 8

3 3

0 0

9 9

0 0

9 9 0 0

9 9

0 0

0 0 0 0 0

0 0

0 0 0

0 0

I/ I/

1/ 1/

14/ 14/

12/ 12/

18/11 18/11

2/ 2/

7/ 7/

3/ 3/

9/ 9/ 17/ 17/

27/27 27/27

5/ 5/

27/27 27/27

2/ 2/

27/27 27/27

GIGS GIGS

27/27 27/27

9/ 9/ 25/23 25/23

27/27 27/27

9/ 9/ 24/21 24/21

2/ 2/ 23/20 23/20

27/2 27/2

27/27 27/27

25/25 25/25

2/ 2/

27/27 27/27

22/19 22/19

GIGS GIGS

71 71

A A

46 46

.28 .28

167 167

190 190

271 271

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.240 .240

.2 .250 .250

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. .263 .263

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.288 .288

.299 .299

.138 .138

.300 .300 B

.310 .310

1.93 1.93

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2.77 2.77 3.42 3.42

0.00 0.00

3.77 3.77

4.40 4.40

9.00 9.00

ERA ERA

1.000 1.000

14.54 14.54

TOlals TOlals

Setzler Setzler

Burgus Burgus

Hercie Hercie

Hcrde Hcrde

Clark Clark

Slania Slania

Ross Ross

Williams Williams

Collins Collins

Frcchill Frcchill Boyd Boyd

Moeder Moeder

Romero Romero

Saipe Saipe

Pingru Pingru

TOREROR TOREROR

Goosha Goosha

Fenn Fenn

Stepner Stepner

Schoen Schoen

Morton Morton

Crane Crane

Keen Keen

James James

Crcma Crcma

Scofield Scofield

USDTOREROS USDTOREROS

Jeff Jeff

Dave Dave Kevin Kevin

USD USD

PLAYER PLAYER

fric fric PITCHING PITCHING

Pete Pete

Pat Pat

Pat Pat Dave Dave

Opponent Opponent BAITING BAITING

Ed Ed

Mike Mike

Cbris Cbris Jae.ob Jae.ob

Craig Craig

Josh Josh Brady Brady

Jim Jim

Opponent Opponent

Travis Travis

Kevin Kevin

John John

Oiarlie Oiarlie

Mike Mike PLAYER PLAYER

Oiad Oiad

Larry Larry Sean Sean Tony Tony 1992 Results Page 28

1992 UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO BASEBALL RESULTS

Overall Record: 28-24-0 wee Record : 14-13-0 (2 nd)

G.JI Ql'l'illllifil SCilllli W PITCHFR LfflllU:ll UC lrivinc 2-9 L 0ladow. 9.0 CREMA (0-1 ). 4.1 Point Loma 1-2 L Knox, 2.0 C OLI. INS (0- 1). I ll SAN DI EGO ST. 10-6 W C RANE ( 1-0). 4.1 Callaway, 2. 1 San Diego State 4- 5 L Grigsby, 2.0 lllJ RG US (0 -1 ). 3.1 5 CS Fullerton 3- 4 L ( 10) r c1chcl. 2.0 C Ol.l.lr>S (0-2). 2. 1 6 PO INT LOMA 12- 2 W C RA NE (2-0). 7.0 Van ! lu lzcn. 3.0 Cal l)oly Pomona 9- I W C REMA ( 1-1 ). 9.0 'vl,.i ::td, 7. l Cal Poly Pomona 7-0 W SAll'E (1-0) R. Drown. 2.2 UC RIVERSIDE 13- 8 W ll URGUS (l-1 ). 6 .U Norris. 3.1 JO U.C.L.A 9-10 L Cra ig, 3.0 COLLI NS {U -3). 1.0 I I #Loyola Marymounl 13- 15 L Kirkland, 5.1 SAll'E ( 1- 1). 4.2 12 #Loyola Maryrnounl 15- 4 W C RA NE (3-0) . 7.0 l lanuncH, 3.1 13 #Loyola M :uymount 7- 8 L Nichols, 2.0 COi.Li NS (U-4J. 1. 2 14 UC IRVINE 4- 18 L lleath, 4. 1 llUR(;us ( J-n I.I I 5 #SAN FRANC ISCO 3- 8 L Walters. 9.0 C RAN E {3- l ), -U 16 #SAN FRANCISCO 3- I W SAIPE (2- 1). 7.0 Acuna. 5. 0 I 7 #SAN F RANCISCO 6- 4 W CREMA(2- I), 9.0 W. Joncs. I.I 18 GRAND CANYON 7- 9 L (JO) Flores. 2.0 C OI.LINS(0-5 ). 3.1 19 GRANO CANYON 9- 8 W JAMES ( 1-0), 5.0 Dii.:lrich. 4.1 20 \VAYNE STATE 2- 4 L Gohr, 8.0 SCIIOEN(50-1 ). .0 21 #SA INT MARY'S 9- 2 W SAll'E (3- 1). 9.0 Chi;1ru('c i. 5.2 22 #S AI NT MARY'S 4- 3 W C RANE (4- 1). 7.0 Fulion. 6.1 23 #SAINT MARY'S 2- I W C REMA (3- 1). 8.1 C1SS l'llari. 7."2 24 ARI ZONA STAT E 4- 3 W JAMES (2-0). 9.0 Lowc, 8.2 2.\ AR IZONA STATE 5- 12 L Matranga. 9.0 C UANE (4-2), 3.1 26 #Santa Clara 12- 2 W SAi l'E (4-1 ). 7.0 l3ru s1. 3.0 27 #Santa Cla ra 7- 9 I. Fabella. 6.0 JA .\IES (2- 1 ) . I .0 2~ #Santa Clara I-OW C RANE (5-2), 8.0 "dly. 8.2 29 CS LOS ANGELES 9- 6 W JAMES (3- 1), 4.2 S 11.:vcns, 1.0 30 #l\:pp.:rdinc 0- 2 L Duda. 7.0 C Rb\lA (3-,). 6.Jl 31 #P..:ppl!rdinc 0- 5 L Ahcarne, 9.0 SAll'E t.J -2 ), 4 .2 32 #Pcppcrdinc 4- 2 W CRANE (6-2). 9.0 Aschoff, 3.0 33 #PEPPERDINE J. 3 L Ahcarnc. 9.0 S,\ ll'E (4-3) . 9.0 34 #PEPPERDINE J. 6 L Duda, 7.0 C REMA (3-3 ). 5.U 35 #l'El'PF. RDI NE I- 2 L Montgomery, 9.0 CRAN E (6 -3). 9. 0 36 CS NORTHRIDG E 4- 11 L Bushart. 9.0 .lA~ll-:S (3-2). I. I 37 #Saint Mary's 1-4 \V SAIPE (5 -3), 9.0 Sco11, 5.0 38 #Saint Mary's 1 - 4 L Lymtx:ropoulos, 7.0 C REMA (3-4). 5.0 39 #Saint Mary's 2-3 L Fulton, 9.0 C RAN E (6-4 ). 8.0 40 UC Irvine 15- 3 \V CREMA (4-4), 8.0 C tlvc11, 0 .0 41 UC Ri verside 5- 3 W CRANE (7-4 ). 8 .1 Norris. 3.1 42 Chapman College 6- 5 W SAIPE (6-3). 6.1 Klein, 6.0 43 SAN DIEGO ST. 7- 6 W ( JO) H ERDE (1 -0), 3. 1 Lynn, 3.2 44 #S an Franc isco 7- 3 W SA IPE (7-3). 9.0 1\ cuna. 6.0 45 #S:tn Fr:1n cisco 2- 3 L Walters. 6.2 C RE~IA (4 -5) . 5. I 46 #S an f-ran ciscu 9- I W C RA NE (8-4 ). 9.0 Oa ldwin. 5.0 .p CHAPMAN 4- 3 W( J0) H E RD!•: (2 -0). 1.2 Thom;1 s. 2. l 48 Point Loma 12- 3 W C REMA (5-5). 7.0 Din:. 4.2 50 #SANTA C LARA 2- I W SAIPE (8-3). 9.0 Orus L, 7. 1 51 #SAr>TA CLARA 2- I W CREMA (6-5). 8.2 l\,ilthorp...:, 7. ! 52 #SANTA CLARA 7- 8 L Carroll. 1.2 111-:RJH: (2- 1). 1. 2

# WEST COAST CONFERENCE GAMES USD HOME GAMES & PITC HERS IN BOLi) CAPITALS Innings pitched after pitcher's name; record in parenthesis after USD pitchers

CUNNINGHAM BASEBALL STADIUM

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OUT D C t ·23 456 789to RH E Th e Records Page 29

TEAM RECORDS - SEASON BATTING Most Games Won 34 197 1 Fewest Games Won 7 1958 Most Games Won 39 1985 Best Winning Percentage .739 197 1 (W-34, L-12) Consecutive Games Won 12 1960 (Mar. 13 10 April 30) Consecutive Games Lost 15 1989 (Mar. 31 lo Ap1il 18) Most Shutout Wins 14 197 1 Most Games Shutout 7 1984 Fewest Times Shutout 0 1971, 1983, 1988 Largest Winning Margin 32 1960(33-1 VS. Cal Wcstc.:m ) Largest Losing Margin 26 1985 (26-0 VS. Arizona) Most One Run Victories 12 198 1 Most One Run Losses 9 1988 Mos t Games Played 58 1984 Most Al Bats 1864 1988 Most Hits 584 1988 Best A vcragc .313 1988 Most Runs Scored 414 1987 Most Total Bases 871 1988 Most Runs Balled In 365 1987, 1988 Most Doubles 113 1988 Mosl Triples 35 1978 Most Home Runs 46 1988 Most Walks 294 1988 Mosl Strikeouts 375 1991 Most Stoh!n Bases 110 1980

FIELD ING Be st Fielding Perce111agc .963 1987 Worst Fielding Percentage .924 1964 Most Errors 122 1989 Fewest Errors 42 1962 Most Double Plays 65 1981, 1987

PITC HI NG Most Complete Games 26 1980 Most Runs Allowed 418 1985 Most Earned Runs Allowed 328 1985 Fewest Earned Runs All owed 93 1976 Best Team ERA 2.31 1971 Most Hi ts Allowed 6 16 1985 Most Strikeouts 299 1971 Most Walks 296 1989 Most Shutouts 14 1971

TOP 10 TORERO LEADERS BATTING - SINGLE SEASON Games Played Bill Ismay 58 1984 David Jacas 58 1984 Robbie Rogers 57 1984, 1985 Mark Trafton 57 1985 Mike Saverino 56 1980 Don Slater 56 1980 Bari Brainard 56 1981 Bill Pink.ham 56 1981 Paul Yan Stone 56 1984, 1985 Sean Baron 56 1985 Dave Rolls 56 1988 Mark Trafton 56 1988 Parris Sorianell o 56 1988 Ric k Doane 56 1990 Kevin Herde 56 1990 The Records Pogr: 30

At Bats Mark Trafton 217 1988 David Jacas 214 198.J Don Slah.:r 210 1980 Mark Trafton 209 1987 Parris Soriandlo 207 1988 Dave Pingree 206 19911 , 1991 Chuck Graham 205 1988 John Mullen 203 198 I Paul Yan Stom; 203 1985 David Jacas 203 1%6

Runs Scored Mark Tr..ifton 59 l9S7 David Jacas 56 1986 Mik1: Sav1,;rinu 55 1%0 Mark Trafton 54 1988 Dave Rolls S2 1986 Dave Rolls 51 1988 Scan Baron 50 1987 Andn; facas 49 1984 faimc Paredes 48 1979 Andy Roberts 48 1988

Hits Chuck Graham 82 1988 Mark Trafton 78 In8 Kerry Dineen 78 197 I David Jacas 75 1986 Don Slata 74 1979 Andre Jacas 70 1%4 Robbie Rogcrs 69 1987 John Mullen 68 1981 Dave Rolls 67 1988 Parris Soriancllo 67 1988 Mark Trafton 67 1987

Doubles Chuck Graham 20 1988 Robbie Rogers 20 1987 Jamie McDon;_ild 18 1980 Bill Pinkham 18 19 8 1 Kevin Hcrdc 18 1990 Andy Asaro 17 1982 Scan Baron 17 1985 Mark Trafton 16 1988 C huck Graham 16 1989 Rick Doane 16 1990

Triples John Mullen 8 1984 Robbie Rogers 8 1985 Ed Green 7 1966 John Wathan 7 1970 Kc.:rry Dineen 7 1971 Jim Williams 7 1974 Mike Saverino 7 1979 John Mullen 7 1982 Mark Trafton 7 1987 Brady Clark 7 1992

Home Runs Dave Rolls 18 1988 Sean Baron 16 1987 Dave Rolls 13 1986 Rick Doane 13 1990 Jim Fiorcnz.:i 12 1960 Scan Baron II 1986 Scan Baron 9 1988 Bill Pinkham 9 198 1 Four tied at 8 The Records Page 31

Runs Batted In Dave Roll s 70 1988 Bill Pinkham 59 19 8 1 Scan Baron 56 1987 Chuck Graham 52 19 88 Mark Trafton 52 1988 Jeff Tipton 5 1 1979 Mark Trafton 51 1987 Dave Rolls 48 1986 Kevin HcrJt: 48 199 1 Paul Van Stone 46 1985

Stolen Bases David Jacas 40 1986 Andre Jacas 36 1984 A ndn .: Jac:1s 35 1982 KL'. rry Dim:cn 33 197 1 John \Vathan 30 1% 9 Do n S latt.:r 26 1979 Da vc Ping n:l.! 25 199 1 John Wathan 24 1970 Ban Brainard 24 198 1 David Jacas 24 1985

Batting Average (!00 At Bats) Jim Fiorenza .439 1960 John Wathan .430 1970 Don Slater .4 I 9 1973 Ka ry Dinct.:n .419 1971 Kerry Dinccn .411 1973 Chu ck Gr;..iham .400 1988 Jim Williams .400 1974 Kcrry Dinccn .394 19 72 Don Slater .378 1979 PJul Mendes .375 1976

\Val ks Dave Rolls 57 1988 Mike Saverino 54 1980 Doug Paul 50 1981 Jim Alcxandcr 47 1990 Sean Baron 43 1987 Jaime Paredes 42 1979 Doug Paul 42 1982 Hank Ashworth 4 1 1977 Rick Doane 41 1990 Mike Saverino 39 1979

Sacrifice Hits Mike Savcrino 14 1979 Paul Mendes 13 19 78 Jaime Paredes 13 1978 Ed Sco lield 12 1992 John Mullen 11 1982 Andy Roberts 11 1986 Randy Peterson 10 1970 Ken Kinsman 10 197 1 Jaime Paredes 10 1978 Don Slater 10 1980 Andy Roocrts 10 1989 Jim Keen 10 1989

Consecutive Game Hitting Streak John Mullen 19 1983 John Wathan 18 1970 Dave Pingree 16 1990 Tony Moeder 16 1992 John Wathan 15 1969 Kerry Dineen 15 1972 Chris Bwy 15 1987 Brian Bullas 14 1976 Brady Clark 14 1992 Four tied at 13 The Records Page 32

Fewest Strikeouts (100 At Bats) Je sse Martinez 5 (114 At Bats) 1975 Martin Harris 5 (143 At Bats) 1979 Rich Farrell 6 ( 105 At Bats) 1962 Kerry Dineen 6 (146 At Bats) 1973 John Holt 6 ( 102 At Bats) 1986 Dick Wilbur 7 ( 108 At Bats) 1960 John Wathan 7 (142 At Bats) 1970 Dick Wilbur 9 (115 At Bats) 1961 Paul Mendes 9 (161 At Bats) 1978 Three tied at 10 CAREER Games Played Robbie Rogers 222 1984-87 Mark Trafton 217 1985-88 Andy Asaro 210 1979-82 Andy Roberts 204 1986-89 Paul Yan Stone 203 1982-85 Dave Rolls 201 1985-88 Paul Engel 197 1977-80 Mike Savcrino 195 1977-80 Bart Brainard 193 1978-8 1 John Mullen 193 1980-83

At Bats Robbie Rogers 767 1984-87 Mark Trafton 761 1985-88 Andy Roberts 734 1986-89 Paul Yan Stone 724 1982-85 Andy Asaro 722 1979-82 John Mullen 692 1980-83 Paul Engle! 680 1977-80 David Jacas 659 1983-86 Kerry Dineen 652 1971-74 Dave Rolls 642 1985-88

Runs Scored Mark Trafton 171 1985-88 Andy Roberts 163 1986-89 Dave Rolls 157 1985-88 Scan Baron 149 1985-88 David Jacas 148 1983-86 Mike Saverino 143 1977-80 Andre Jacas 143 1981 -84 Robbie Rogers 135 1984-87 Paul Mendes 130 1975-78 John Mullen 128 1980-83

Hits Mark Trafton 244 1985-88 Andy Roberts 240 1986-89 Robbie Rogers 239 1984-87 John Mullen 227 1980-83 Paul Yan Stone 224 1982-85 Dave Rolls 223 1985-88 Andy Asaro 215 1979-82 Chuck Graham 215 1986-89 David Jacas 205 1983-86 Kerry Dineen 201 1971-73

Doubles Chuck Graham 53 1986-89 Andy Asaro 52 1979-82 Sean Baron 47 1985-88 Rick Doane 43 1988-91 Robbie Rogers 41 1984-87 Kevin Herde 41 1990- Mark Trafton 39 1985-88 Dave Rolls 38 1985-88 Chris Bwy 37 1986-89 Paul Engel 36 1977-80 The Records Page 33

Triples Mark Trafton 21 1985-88 John Mullen 20 I 980-83 Paul Yan Stone 17 1982-85 Robbie Rogers 17 1984-87 Kerry Dineen 15 1971 -73 Mike Savcrino 15 I 977-80 Tony Moeder 15 1990- Andre Jacas 14 1981 -84 David Jacas 12 1983-86 Ed Green 12 1964-66

Home Runs Scan Baron 43 1985-88 Dave Rolls 39 I 985-88 Mark Trafton 22 1985-88 Ri c.'. k Doane 22 1988-9 1 Kevin Hcrdi.: 22 1990- Steve Bajo 20 1969-72 Ji m Fiorenza 19 1959-61 Tony Moeder 19 1990- Andy Asaro 17 1979-82 Kc:n Kinsman 14 I 970-73

Runs Batted In Scan Baron 173 1985-88 Dave Rolls 168 1985-88 Mark Trafton 163 1985-88 Andy Asaro 143 1979-82 Ke vin Herde 137 1990- Chuck Graham 130 I 986-89 Pa ul Engel 125 1977-80 John Mullen 123 1980-83 Paul Van Stone 123 1982-85 Andy Roberts 121 1986-89 Ric k Doane 121 1988-91

Stolen Bases Andre Jacas 96 1981-84 David Jacas 80 1983-86 Kerry Dineen 77 1971-73 John Wathan 67 1968-70 Bart Brainard 56 1978-81 Mike Savcrino 55 1977-80 Paul Engel 52 1977-80 Dave Gonzalez 45 1968-71 Dave Pingree 44 1990- Robbie Rogers 43 1984-87

Batt ing Average (400 At Bats) Ke rry Dineen .409 1971-73 Chuck Graham .362 1986-89 Dave Rolls .347 1985-88 John Wathan .347 1968-70 Don Slater .330 I 979-80 Ke vi.i1 Hcrde .329 1990- John Mull en .328 1980-83 Andy Rober1s .327 I 986-89 Mark Trafton .321 1985-88 Paul Mendes .320 1975-78 Tony Moeder .319 1990-

Walks Dave Rolls 149 1985-88 Scan Baron 140 1985-88 Paul Mendes 132 1975-78 Mike Saverino 130 I 977-80 Mark Trafton 115 I 985-88 Andy Roberts 108 1986-89 Rick Doane 107 1988-91 Dave Gonzalez 101 1968-7 1 Andre Jacas 101 1981-84 Robbie Rogers 98 I 984-87 The Records Page 34

Sacrifice Hits Andy Roberts 29 1986-89 Mike Saverino 28 1977-80 Paul Mendes 27 I 975-78 Paul Yan Stone 25 1983-86 Mel Arnerich 23 1969-72 Robbie Rogers 22 1984-87 Ken Kinsman 21 1970-73 Paul Engel 21 1977-78 Jaime Paredes 21 1978-79 Andy Asaro 19 1979-82

RBI Percentage (Minimum 40 Chances) 1973 Jim Williams .57 1 (56 chances) 1974 Rick Garner .483 (60 chances) 1975 Ted Schultz .720 (50 chances) 1976 Paul Contreras .527 (55 chances) I 977 Daryl Dunn .525 (40 chances) 1978 Paul Engel .461 (76 chances) I 979 Andy Asaro .53 1 (8 I chances) 1980 Jamie McDonald .636 (44 chances) 1981 Bill Pinkham .562 (59 chances) 1982 Steve Sciacca .484 (9 I chances) 1983 Steve Sciacca .605 (43 chances) I 984 Andre Jacas .432 (74 chances) 1985 Paul Yan Stone .554 (83 chances) I 986 Dave Rolls .593 (8 I chances) 1987 Sean Baron .683 (82 chances) 1988 Dave Rolls .686 ( 102 chan ces) 1989 Chris Bwy .432 (74 chances) 1990 Rick Doane .524 (82 chances) 1991 Rick Doane .544 (57 chances) 1992 Tony Moeder .603 (68 chances) PITCHING Single Season Appearances Tom Cheek 37 1990 Jim Westlund 35 1987 Jim Mellos 31 1978 Tony Battilega 27 1988 Chris Collins 27 1991 Tom Tereschuk 26 1981 Bob Grandpre 26 1989 Mark Manor 25 1988 Adam Schwindt 25 1989 Three tied at 24

Innings Pitched Gary Myron 162.0 1971 Glenn Godwin 148.0 1982 Greg McSparran 147.3 1980 Phil Bajo 139.6 1972 Gary Myron 139.0 1970 Tom Sizer 136.3 1986 Bob Ahern 131.3 1966 Dan Flanagan 122.6 1978 Steve Davis 120.3 1968 Russ Applegate 116.3 1984 Jeff Crane 116.3 1992

Strike Outs Steve Davis 148 1968 Glenn Godwin 142 1982 Gary Myron 139 1971 Gary Myron 108 1970 John Pearce 91 1964 Greg McSparran 91 1980 Gary Myron 88 1969 Pat Barry 86 1965 Dure! Carpenter 85 1966 Mike Wagner 81 1974 Th e Records Page 35

Games Start ed Gary Myron 21 197 1 Russ Applegate 21 1984 Glenn Godwin 20 1982 Bob Ahern 19 1966 Greg McSparran 19 1980 Tom Sizer 19 1986 Dan Flanagan 18 1976 Dan Flanagan 18 1978 Greg Bertrand 18 1985 Two tied at 17

Games Won Gary Myron 14 197 1 Glenn Godwin 14 1982 Dan Flanagan 13 1976 Greg McSparran 12 1980 Bob Ahern II 1966 Gary Myron II 1969 Tom Sizer II 1986 Dan Flanagan 10 1978 Three Lied at 9

Win ning Percentage (5 D ecisions) Greg Tomczyk 1.000 (6-0) 197 1 Ja ime McDonald .875 (7-1 ) 1979 Ji m Westl und .875 (6- 1) 1988 Mi ke Newby .833 (5- 1) 1990 Dan Flanagan .8 I 3 (13-3) 1976 Gl enn Godwin . 788 (14-4) 1982 Gary Myron .788 (14 -4) 197 1 Gary Myron .786 ( 11 -3) 1969 Jim Westlu nd .750 (6-2) 1987 Bill Armstrong .727 (8-3) 1977 Mike Saipe .727 (8-3) 1992

Earn ed Run Ave rage (50 Innings) Gary Myron 1.03 1969 Marty Bell 1. 60 1976 Dure! Carpenter 1.69 1967 Steve Davis 1. 8 I 197 1 Gary Myron 1. 89 197 1 Tim Ronan 1.96 1976 Dan Flanagan 1.98 1976 Marty Sturgeon 2.57 1979 Gary Myron 2.85 1970 Kevin McCarthy 2.86 1980

Fewest W alk s (30 Innings) Greg Tomczyk 10 197 1 Bob Dunlap 12 1967 Tony Hodges I 2 1975 Tod Bedillo 12 1980 Dure! Carpent er 13 1967 Steve Archambau lt 13 1970 Chris Collins 13 1992 John Bri skey I 5 1968 Dub Ru berts 15 1972 Bill Howard 15 1974 Marty S turgeon I 5 1980 CAREER Appearances Tony Banilega 88 1986-89 James Ferguson 88 1988-91 Jim Westlund 84 1986-89 Phil Bajo 82 197 1-74 Steve Davis 82 1968-71 Pat Fitzsimons 77 I 987-90 Lou Skertich 75 1987-90 Gary Myron 72 1968-71 The Records Page 36

Dan Flanagan 68 1975-7S Many Bell 68 1976-79 Tim Ronan 68 1976-79

In nings Pitc hed Gary Myron 488.0 1968-71 Dan Flan..1gan 424.3 1975-78 Steve Davis 396.0 1968-71 Phil Baja 376.0 197 1-74 James Ferguson 3 I 3.0 1988-91 Tim Ronan 291.0 I 976-79 Lou Skcrlich 286.0 I 987-90 Pat Fitzsimons 284.3 I 987-90 Bob Ahern 263.0 1964-67 Marty Bell 240.6 1976-79

Strike Outs Gary Myron 394 1968-71 Steve Davis 372 1968-7 1 Phil Baja 230 197 1-74 Dan Flanagan 203 I 975-78 Pat Barry 201 I 962, 6~ -65 Marty Bell 192 I 976-79 Glenn Godwin 175 198 1-82 James Ferguson 174 1988-9 1 Tim Ronan 171 1976-79 Bob Ahern 156 1964-67

Games Started Dan Flanagan 64 I 975-78 Gary Myron 63 1968-7 1 James Ferguson 56 1988-91 Steve Davis 49 1968-7 1 Phil Bajo 45 1971 -74 Tim Ronan 43 1976-79 Russ Applegate 37 1983-84 Bob Ahern 36 1964-67 Glenn Godwin 33 198 1-82 Two tied at 32

Games Won Dan Flanagan 38 1975-78 Gary Myron 37 1968-7 1 Steve Davis 29 1968-71 Phil Bajo 21 1971-74 Jamie McDonald 19 1979-81 Tim Ronan 18 1976-79 Bob Ahern 17 1964-67 Greg McSparran 17 1979-80 Glenn Godwin 17 1980-8 1 Lou Skertich 17 1987-90

Winning Percent age (15 Decisions) Jim Westlund .739 (17-6) 1986-89 Dan Flanagan . 703 (38-16) I 975-78 Gary Myron .685 (37-17) 1968-71 Greg McSparran .654 (17-9) 1979-80 Al Brehm .652 ( 15-8) 1980-82 Marty Sturgeon .650 (13-7) 1978-80 Glenn Godwin .630 (17-10) 1980-8 1 Mike Wagner .588 (10-7) 1973-74 Pat Fitzsimons .586 ( 17-12) 1986-89 Bill Armstrong .57 I ( 12-9) 1976-77

OTHER SEAON RECORDS No Hit Games Greg Tomczyk vs. Southern California College 1971 Jim Mahoney vs. Pacific Christian 1973 Bill Howard vs. U.S. International 1975 Dan Flanagan vs. U.C. San Diego 1976 The Records Page 37

USO ALL AMERICANS Ron Cady Third Base 1964 John Warhan Catcher 1970 Gary Myron Pitcher 197 1 Kerry Dineen Outfielder 1971 Kerry Dineen Outfielder 1972 Kerry Dineen Outfielder 1973 Jim Williams Second Basc.:man 1974 D~m Flan..igan Pitcher 1976 Paul Contreras Catcher 1976 Glenn Godwin Pitcher 1982

PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTS SIGNED

John Pearce Chicago Whi,c Sox 1964 Tom Stephenson Boston Red Sox 1965 Ed Green Kansas City A's 1966 Tom Thompson St. Louis Cardinals 1969 John Wathan Kansas City Royals 1970 Gary Myron San Diego Padres 197 1 Steve Davis Kansas City Royals 1971 Md Arnerich Clevt,; land Indians 1972 Kcrry Dineen New York Yankees 1973 Ji 111 Williams St. Louis Cardinals 1974 Ted Schultz Chicago Whitc Sox 1975 Brian Bullas Oakland A's 1976 Casey Clark Pinsburgh Pirates 1977 Je ff Tipton Oakland A's 1979 Gn.:g McSparran San Francisco Giants 1980 Mi ke Savcrino California Angels 1980 Bi ll Pinkham Toronto Blue Jays 1981 Bar t Brainard Milwaukee Brewers 1981 Glenn Godwin Oakland A's 1982 Steve Sciacca California Angels 1983 Russ Applegate Oakland A's 1984 Eric Bennett Philadelphia Phillies 1984 Andre Jacas Oakland A's 1984 Paul Yan Stone San Francisco Giants 1985 Dav id Jacas Minnesota Twins 1986 Jeff Grotcwold Philadelphia Phillies 1986 Robbie Rogers Cleveland Indians 1987 Da n Newman Houston Astros 1987 Dave Rolls Kansas City Royals 1988 Scan Baron Cleveland Indians 1988 Mike Newby St. Louis Cardinals 1990 James Ferguson Montreal Expos 1991 Scan Gousha Florida Marlins 1992 Pat Crema Toronto Blue Jays 1992

MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS

1960 Jim Flon.:nza 1977 Hank Ashworth 1961 Dick Wilbur 1978 Paul Mcndc..:s 1962 Curtis Hart 1979 Don Slah.:r 1963 John Pearce 1980 Mike Savcrino 1964 John Baumgancn 198 1 Bill Pinkham 1965 Pat Barry 1982 Glenn Godwin 1966 Ed Green 1983 John Mullen 1967 Durel Carpenter 1984 Andre Jacas Tom Thompson 1985 Paul Van Stone 1968 Tom Thompson 1986 David Jacas 1969 Gary Myron 1987 Scan Baron 1970 John Wathan 1988 Dave Rolls 1971 Dave Gonzalez 1989 Andy Roberts 1972 Kerry Dineen 1990 Rick Doane 1973 Kerry Dineen Tom Check 1974 Rick Garner 1991 Kcvin Hcrdc 1975 Ted Schultz 1992 Kevin Hertle 1976 Dan Flanagan The Records Page 38

YEAR BY YEAR LEADERS PITCHING Appearances 1964 John Pearce 15 1966 Bob Ahern II 1965 Pa< Barry 22 1967 Dun:! Carpcn\L'r 5 1966 Bob Ahi.:rn 21 1968 S IL' VC D :1v is 1967 Bob Dunlap 14 1969 Gary Myron I I 1968 Slc vc Davis 24 1970 Gary Myron 9 1969 Davr.; Carpcntil'.r 18 197 1 Gary Myron 1-1 1970 Stcvi,; Davis 19 1972 Phil Bajo 7 197 1 Stcv1.: Davis 21 1973 Dub Rubens 6 Gary Myron 1974 Phil Bajo 8 1972 Phil Bajo 20 Mik~ \Vagncr 1973 Dub Rulx.!rts 22 1975 Dan Flanagan 6 1974 Phil Baja 19 1976 Dan Flanag;.111 13 1975 Tony Hodges 22 1977 Dan Flanagan 9 1976 Dan Flanagan 18 1978 Dan Flanagan IO 1977 Tim Ronan 16 1979 Tim Ronan 8 Bill Armslrong 1980 Greg McSparran 12 Jim Deaver 1981 Tom Tcrcschuk 9 1978 Jim Mellos 31 1982 Glenn Godwin 14 1979 Tim Ronan 20 1983 Russ Applcga

1967 Durel Carpenter 1.69 1977 Hank Ashworth 31 1968 Steve Davis 3.13 1978 Bill Herberle 43 1969 Gary Myron 1.03 1979 Jaime Paredes 48 1970 Steve Archambault 2.30 1980 Mike Savi:rino 55 19 71 Steve Davis 1. 8 1 198 1 Bart Brainard 38 1972 Phil Bajo 2.96 1982 Andre L1cas 41 1973 Phil Bajo 2.66 1983 John Mullen 34 1974 Phil Bajo 3.52 1984 Andre Jacas 49 1975 Dan Flanagan 3.29 1985 David Jacas 47 1976 Marty Bell 1. 60 1986 Da vid Ja,as 56 1977 Tim Ronan 2.88 1987 Mark Trafton 59 19 78 Jim Deaver 3.48 1988 Mark Traf1on 54 1979 Marty Sturgeon 2.57 1989 Andy Roberts 38 1980 Kevin McCarthy 2.86 1990 Jim Akxandcr 45 198 1 Jamie McDonald 4.76 1991 Dave Pingree 35 198 2 Glenn Godwin 2.92 Chad Boyd 198 3 Casey Morales 4.20 1992 Tony Moeder 40 1984 Russ Applegate 3.56 1985 Mark Hawblitzc l 3.88 At Bats 1986 Tom Sizer 3.43 1964 Ron Cady 134 1987 Dan Newman 4.71 Ed Green 1988 James Ferguson 2.90 1965 Fred Carbone 147 1989 Pat Fitzsimons 3.46 1966 Fred Carbone 167 1990 Louis Skertich 3.84 1967 Tom TI10mpson 152 199 1 Chris Collins 4.29 1968 John Walhan 148 1992 Mike Saipe 3.53 1969 Dave Gonzakz 149 1970 John Wathan 142 1971 Kerry Dineen 1~6 BATTING 1972 Kerry Dineen 160 1973 Jim Williams 148 Batting Average 1974 Jim Williams 140 (100 At Bats) 1975 Paul Mendes 143 1964 Joh n Baumgarten .3 15 1976 Brian Bullas 145 1965 Ed Green .321 1977 Hank Ashworth 147 1966 Ed Green .323 1978 Paul Mendes 189 1967 Chuck Rutledge .314 1979 Don Slater 196 1968 Tom Thompson .286 1980 Don Slater 210 1969 John Wathan .33 1 1981 John Mullen 203 1970 John Wathan .430 1982 Andy Asaro 195 197 1 Kerry Dineen .419 1983 John Mullen 168 1972 Kerry Dineen .394 1984 David Ja <.:as 2 14 1973 Kerry Dineen .411 1985 Paul Yan Stone 203 1974 Jim Williams .400 1986 David Jacas 203 1975 Ted Schultz .350 1987 Mark Trafton 209 1976 Paul Mendes .375 1988 Mark Trafton 2 17 1977 Hank Ashworth .347 1989 Andy Roberts 184 1978 Dave Buchanan .325 Chris Stout 1979 Don Slater .378 1990 Dave Pingree 206 1980 Mike Saverino .323 1991 Dave Pingree 206 1981 Bill Pinkham .344 1992 Kevin Hcrdc 194 1982 Paul Van Stone .362 Hits 198 3 Steve Sciacca .353 1984 Andre Jacas .350 1964 John Baumgarten 34 1985 Paul Van Stone .305 1965 Ed Green 44 1986 David Jacas .369 1966 Ed Green 53 1987 Robbie Rogers .373 1967 Tom Thompson 43 1988 Chuck Graham .400 1968 John Wathan 42 1989 Chuck Graham .359 1969 John Wathan 48 1990 Rick Doane .342 1970 John Wathan 61 1991 Chad Boyd .324 1971 Kerry Dineen 78 1992 Kevin Herde .340 1972 Kerry Dineen 63 1973 Kerry Dineen 60 Runs Scored 1974 Jim Williams 56 1964 John Baumgarten 18 1975 Ted Schultz 49 1965 Stephen DeSalcs 32 1976 Paul Mendes 5 1 1966 Fred Carbone 41 1977 Hank Ashworth 51 1967 Tom Thompson 25 1978 Paul Mcn

1987 Robbie Rogers 69 1988 Dave Ro lls 18 1988 Chuck Graham 82 1989 Parris Soria1ll'll1.) -1 1989 Andy Rolxns 65 1990 Ric k Doant: 13 1990 Ri ck D oane 65 1991 Ke vin Hcrlk 8 1991 Chad Boyd 61 1992 Tony Moclk r s Kcvin He rdt: 1992 Kevin Hcrd1..' 66 Runs Batted In 1964 John Bauml!.art,.:n 211 Home Runs Dan \Vi!hcl7n 1964 Ron Cady 3 1965 EU Gn..: i..:n 3) 1965 Ron Cady 7 1966 Dan Wilhd111 4 1 1966 Ed Green 5 1967 Ri ck Bakcr 25 Dan W il helm 1968 Tom Thompson 27 1967 Chuck Rutledge 6 1969 John \Vathan 34 1968 Tom Thompson 5 1970 John Wath an 39 1969 Steve Bajo 4 1971 Mel Arnerich 37 1970 Steve Bajo 4 1972 Mel Arneri ch 25 Ken Kinsman Kerry Dinct.:n 1971 Steve Baja 7 1973 Jim Williams 32 1972 Steve Bajo 5 1974 Ri ck Garn t.: r 29 Kerry Dineen 1975 Tcd Schultz 36 1973 Jim Williams 4 1976 Jesse Martini..: z 34 1974 Bob Svdmol! 4 1977 Hank Ashworth 3 I 1975 Ted Schultz 6 1978 Paul Engd 4 1 1976 Paul Contreras 8 1979 kff Tipton 51 1977 Casey Clark 3 1980 Andy Asaro 37 Dave Buchanan 1981 Bill Pinkham 59 19 78 Dave Buc hanan 2 1982 Andy Asaro 44 Dan Kosic Steve S (.'. iac(...'. a Chuck Manes 1983 Eric Bcnni;tt 28 1979 Andy Asaro 6 1984 Andre Jacas 32 kff T ipton 1985 Paul Yan Stonl: 46 1980 Andy Asaro 4 1986 Dave Rolls 48 1981 Bill PinkJiam 9 1987 Scan B:.iron 56 1982 Andy Asaro 5 1988 Dave Rolls 70 1983 Stl:Vl: Sciacc..i 6 1989 Chris Sto ut 35 1984 Andre Jac..is 4 1990 Kevin Hl:rdc 4.) 1985 Mark Tn.1ft o n 8 1991 Ke vin l-kr

Returning 1992 AII-WCC Players: K11eeli11g 1-r: Josh Stepner, Kev in Herdc Standing 1-r: Chad Boyd, Tony Moeder, Mike Saipc We would like to thank the following 1993 donors to baseball through the Torero Athletic Fund.

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