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Rebels in Mlb Draft REBELS IN MLB DRAFT UNLV Rebels in the 1991: Stacy Kleiner 2002: MLB Draft since 1985 Brian Boehringer junior catcher, 16th round, Jason Reuss senior RHP, 4th round, St. Louis Cardinals senior, OF, 11th round, Chicago White Sox Paul Tanner Houston Astros 1985: Doug VanderWeele junior SS, 22nd round, Jared Bonnell Tim Arnold junior RHP, 9th round, St. Louis Cardinals junior RHP, 23rd round, senior, C, 12th round San Francisco Giants Mike Bauder Arizona Diamondbacks California Angels Lance Schuermann junior LHP, 22nd round, John Stein junior LHP, 11th round, Minnesota Twins 2003: senior, RHP, 12th round Texas Rangers Brian Anthony Ryan Braun Chicago White Sox T.J. Mathews senior 1B, 25th round, senior RHP, 6th round, Mike Oglesbee junior RHP, 30th round, Colorado Rockies Kansas City Royals junior, 1b, 23rd round Minnesota Twins Robbie Van Cincinnati Reds Larry Lucchetti 1997: junior LHP, 8th round, junior RHP, 31st round, Toby Hall Arizona Diamond Backs 1986: St. Louis Cardinals junior C, 9th round, Fernando Valenzuela Jr. Matt Williams Steve Cerio Tampa Bay Devil Rays junior 1B, 10th round, junior SS, 1st round (No. 3), senior C, 42nd round, Ryan Hankins San Diego Padres San Francisco Giants St. Louis Cardinals junior 3B, 13th round, Patrick Dobson Steve Moser Chicago White Sox junior OF, 18th round, senior 2B, 5th round, 1992: Chris Humphries San Francisco Giants Pittsburgh Pirates Dan Madsen junior RHP, 32nd round, Mike Oglesbee junior OF, 21st round, Philadelphia Phillies 2004: senior 1B, 8th round, Chicago Cubs Ben Scheinbaum Kansas City Royals Aaron Turnier 1998: senior, LHP, 10th round, Greg Roscoe junior LHP, 24th round, Kevin Eberwein New York Yankees junior RHP, 28th round, Atlanta Braves junior 3B, 5th round, Eric Nielsen San Francisco Giants Jonathan Jarolimek San Diego Padres junior, OF, 12th round Reggie Farmer senior RHP, 29th round, Sean Campbell Toronto Blue Jays junior OF, 37th round, Chicago Cubs junior C/1B, 9th round, Jake Vose Cleveland Indians T. J. Mathews San Diego Padres senior, LHP, 13th round senior RHP, 35th round, Mike Zipser San Diego Padres 1987: St. Louis Cardinals junior RHP, 26th round, Brent Johnson Greg Roscoe Tory Miran Philadelphia Phillies senior, CF, 14th round senior RHP, 9th round, senior LHP, 51st round, Bryan Gidge Seattle Mariners Cleveland Indians Los Angeles Dodgers junior RHP, 33rd round, Ryan Ruiz Reggie Farmer Minnesota Twin senior, 2B, 19th round 50 senior OF, 9th round, 1993: Oakland Athletics San Diego Padres Eric Ludwick 1999: David Seccombe Reed Peters junior RHP, 2nd round, Ryan Ludwick senior, RHP, 29th round junior OF, 12th round, New York Mets junior OF, 2nd round, Boston Red Sox California Angels Rodney Mazion Oakland A’s Matt Minor Bob Ayrault junior OF, 15th round, Brian Hertel junior, RHP, 47th round junior RHP, 26th round, New York Mets junior 1B, 17th round, San Francisco Giants Pittsburgh Pirates Lino Diaz Seattle Mariners Bob Chadwick senior 3B, 30th round, Eliott Sarabia 2005: junior LHP, 35th round, Kansas City Royals senior SS, 20th round, Derek Rodriguez Philadelphia Phillies Pittsburgh Pirates senior, RHP, 14th round Roger Castner 1994: James Close Chicago White Sox senior RHP, 50th round, Gus Kennedy junior OF, 22nd round, Zeke Parraz Pittsburgh Pirates junior OF, 31st round, Florida Marlins senior, SS, 25th round Atlanta Braves Toby Harris Oakland Athletics 1988: junior RHP, 24th round, Matt Luca Dave Sturdivant 1995: Arizona Diamondbacks junior, RHP, 27th round senior C, 10th round, Travis McClendon Chris Adolph Houston Astros California Angels senior C, 25th round, senior OF, 27th round, Wayne Foltin Scott Lewis St. Louis Cardinals San Diego Padres junior, RHP, 31st round senior RHP, 11th round, Joel Garber San Francisco Giants California Angels junior LHP, 32nd round, 2000: Chicago White Sox Luke Anderson 2006: 1989: junior RHP, 18th round, Kevin Skogley Gary Forrester 1996: San Francisco Giants junior, LHP, 30th round senior SS, 20th round, Tom LaRosa Andy McCulloch Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim Los Angeles Dodgers junior RHP, 6th round, senior RHP, 20th round, RECORDS Kevin Lofthus Minnesota Twins Toronto Blue Jays senior 1B, 47th round, Nate Yeskie Oakland A’s junior RHP, 9th round, 2001: Minnesota Twins Ryan Olson 1990: Rob Luce junior, LHP, 10th round, Donovan Osborne junior RHP, 9th round, New York Mets junior LHP, 1st round (No. 13), Seattle Mariners St. Louis Cardinals UNLV Baseball 2007 Media Guide REBEL ALL-AMERICANS The UNLV baseball pro- gram boasted four straight freshman All-American selec- tions in 1995-1996-1997-1998. Overall, UNLV baseball has had a total of 18 All-American selec- tions, with five Rebels earning the prestigous honor in the past six years. Brent Johnson was picked to the 2001 Louisville Slugger Freshman All - American team. Dan Murphy Randy Ward Ken Elsee Bill Max 2002 saw a pair of Rebels 1980 - 1st Team 1980 - 1st Team 1980 - 2nd Team 1981 - 3rd Team honored as Joe Wickman earned a spot on the 2002 Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American Team and senior David Trujillo was named First Team All-American by the American Baseball Coaches Association. Matt Luca was named a 2003 Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American. The latest Rebel to earn All- American accolades was Eric Nielsen, who was named to the Louisville Slugger All-American Mike Oglesbee Matt Williams Layne Lambert Kevin Lofthus First Team in 2004. 1985 - 2nd Team 1986 - 1st Team 1988 - 2nd Team 1989 - 1st Team 51 Donovan Osborne Ryan Hankins Kevin Eberwein Ryan Ludwick Ryan Hamill 1980-90 - 1st Team 1995 - 1st Team (FR) 1996 - 1st Team (FR) 1997 - 1st Team (FR) 1998 - Hon. Ment. (FR) RECORDS Brent Johnson Joe Wickman David Trujillo Matt Luca Eric Nielsen 2001 - Freshman A.A. 2002 - Freshman A.A. 2002 - 1st Team 2003 - Freshman A.A. 2003 - 1st Team www.unlvrebels.com REBEL RECORDS CAREER BATTING AVERAGE LEADERS CAREER EARNED RUN AVERAGE LEADERS (Minimum 300 At Bats) (Minimum 150 Innings Pitched) At Total SLG Earned Player Games Bats Hits Bases Avg. % Player W-L Games IP Hits Runs Runs ERA 1. Ryan Hankins, 1995-97 166 664 252 414 .379 .623 1. Herb Pryor, 1971-73, 1978 35-21 65 453 420 194 128 2.54 2. Eric Nielsen, 2002-2004 180 673 253 394 .376 .580 2. Jim Bonnell, 1972-73 14-7 29 177 164 87 62 3.15 3. Dan Murphy, 1979-80 127 479 179 310 .374 .647 3. Ralph Garcia, 1967-70 30-22 62 343.2 260 181 121 3.17 4. Randy Ward, 1980-81 125 445 166 338 .373 .759 4. Dennis Chambers, 1970-72 14-16 41 228.1 225 133 82 3.23 5. Tony DeMarco, 1998-00 133 541 200 298 .369 .551 5. Ken Elsee, 1979-80 22-3 37 204 207 109 79 3.23 6. Kevin Lofthus, 1987-89 115 433 159 310 .367 .716 6. Dan Fischer, 1976-79 21-15 59 347 366 200 145 3.75 7. Chris Gillette, 1998-99 102 398 146 211 .367 .530 7. Dennis Deck, 1975-76 13-8 31 193 192 106 82 3.82 8. Ed Crow, 1979-80 119 467 171 252 .366 .539 8. Stan Hawkins, 1979-80 19-1 31 179.2 178 88 77 3.85 9. Mike Oglesbee, 1985-86 117 423 155 334 .366 .789 9. Kirk Jones, 1976-79 22-16 57 307 330 199 133 3.90 10. Bill Nader, 1978-81 133 438 160 255 .365 .582 10. Joe Boever, 1982 14-8 26 168.1 170 96 74 3.96 SEASON LEADERS — HITTING SEASON LEADERS — PITCHING AT BATS BATTING AVERAGE TOTAL BASES APPEARANCES HITS ALLOWED STRIKEOUTS 2006 235 CJ Lang 2006 .362 CJ Lang 2006 148 Keith Smith 2006 26 Jabe Beard 2006 110 Chris Saddoris 2006 60 Kevin Skogley 2005 247 Zeke Parraz 2005 .370 JC Sibley 2005 130 Zeke Parraz 2005 29 Chris Huseman 2005 137 Derek Rodriguez 2005 76 Derek Rodriguez 2004 251 Eric Nielsen 2004 .402 Eric Nielsen 2004 176 Eric Nielsen 2004 26 Ben Scheinbaum 2004 138 Jake Vose 2004 98 Matt Luca 2003 274 Brent Johnson 2003 .365 Eric Nielsen 2003 146 Patrick Dobson 26 Matt Minor 2003 117 Jake Vose 2003 97 Robbie Van 2002 259 Brent Johnson 2002 .437 Joe Wickman 2002 146 David Trujillo 2003 28 Ryan Braun 2002 98 Courtney Hall 2002 85 Robbie Van 2001 208 Garrett Shitanishi 2001 .374 David Trujillo 2001 124 Trent Kitsch 2002 34 Jeremy Weinberg 2001 114 Courtney Hall 2001 68 Jared Bonnell 2000 217 Nate Kaup 2000 .355 Nate Kaup 2000 124 Nate Kaup 2001 20 Jared Bonnell 2000 113 Giovanni Pupo 2000 72 Ryan Olson 1999 236 Chris Adolph, 1999 .387 Chris Gillette 1999 155 Ryan Ludwick 2000 22 Andy McCullouch 1999 117 Andy McCulloch 1999 99 Bill Scheffels Ryan Ludwick 1998 .422 Tony DeMarco 1998 160 Kevin Eberwein 1999 25 Jimmy Smith 1998 110 Jerimiah Tipton 1998 69 Mike Zipser 1998 233 Kevin Eberwein 1997 .390 Ryan Hankins 1997 153 Ryan Ludwick 1998 27 Jimmy Smith 1997 139 Mike Zipser 1997 56 Jerimiah Tipton 1997 229 Ryan Ludwick 1996 .367 Eberwein, Hankins 1996 150 Stacy Kleiner 1997 21 Jerimiah Tipton 1996 125 Tom LaRosa 1996 103 Tom LaRosa 1996 267 Paul Tanner 1995 .383 Ryan Hankins 1995 150 Ryan Hankins 1996 32 Rob Luce 1995 176 Nate Yeskie 1995 147 Nate Yeskie 1995 240 Ryan Hankins 1994 .343 Ryan Plughoff 1994 136 Gus Kennedy 1995 22 Erik Oliver 1994 145 Nate Yeskie 1994 98 Byron Klemaske 1994 220 John Coats 1993 .374 John Coats 1993 143 John Coats 1994 21 Byron Klemaske 1993 96 Eric Ludwick 1993 77 Eric Ludwick 1993 203 John Coats 1993 22 Dennis DeMartini DOUBLES STOLEN BASES RUNS ALLOWED WINS RUNS 2006 18 Keith Smith 2006 16 CJ Lang STARTS 2006 72 Chris Saddoris 2006 6 Chris Saddoris 2006 66 CJ Lang 2005 21 Ryan Bird 2005 9 JC Sibley 2006 14 Chris Saddoris 2005 82 Derek Rodriguez 2005 5 (Five players) 2005 62 CJ Lang 2004 23 Eric Nielsen 2004 20 Ryan Kowalski 14 Kevin Skogley 2004 81 Jake Vose 2004 9 Jake Vose 2004 84 Eric Nielsen 2003 20 Patrick Dobson 2003 17 Garett Shitanishi 2005 18 Derek Rodriguez 2003 71 Jake Vose 9 David Seccombe 2003 72
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