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On January 5, 2006, the USC program suff ered the loss of , one of the greatest college coaches ever, who passed away at the age of 91. Not only was Dedeaux the main architect for the success of the USC baseball program, but also one of the great ambassadors for college baseball and amateur baseball in international competition. In his 45-year tenure at USC (1942-86), Dedeaux led the Trojans to 11 national championships and 28 conference titles. He posted an overall record of 1,332-571-11 for a superb .699 . At his retirement, he had won more games than any other college baseball (he currently ranks seventh among Division I coaches). His teams from 1970-74 won fi ve straight NCAA championships, a record that may never be broken. No other school has won more than two in a row. Two personal honors for Dedeaux, which are quite fi tting considering his accomplishments, came in 1999 when he was named “Coach of the Century” by both and Collegiate Baseball. As part of the 50th anniversary of the College in 1996, Dedeaux was named the head coach of the All-Time CWS team by a panel of former World Series coaches, media and college baseball offi cials. In 1999, he was presented with keys to the city of Omaha (home to the ). Dedeaux was named Coach of the Year six times by the American Baseball Coaches Association and was inducted into the organization’ Hall of Fame in 1970. He received the ABCA’s Lefty Gomez Award in 1980 as “an individual that has distinguished himself amongst his peers and has contributed signifi cantly to the game of baseball locally, nationally, and internationally.” In 1989, he was awarded the U.S. Baseball Federation’s .P. “Dutch” Fehring Award of Merit for outstanding service. Dedeaux helped develop 59 major leaguers, including such top stars as , Mark McGwire, Randy Johnson, , , Roy Smalley, , , , , and . Rod spearheaded the development of amateur baseball nationally and internationally. He was instrumental in bringing baseball to the 1984 Olympics in as a demonstration sport and coached the silver medal-winning U.S. team. He also coached the U.S. amateur team that played in Tokyo in conjunction with the 1964 Olympics. Dedeaux founded the USA-Japan Collegiate World Series in 1972. He served as Series Chairman from 1972-84 and later as Chairman Emeritus. Dedeaux also was honored in May of 1996 by the Japanese government with the Fourth Order of Merit — Cordon of the Rising Sun award. Hollywood enlisted Dedeaux’s expertise as well, inviting him to serve as a technical director and consultant for two highly successful movies: “” and “A League of Their Own.”

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Dedeaux played baseball at USC and was a three-year letterman as the starting from 1933-35. He played briefl in the Major Leagues with the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1935. During the 1930s, Dedeaux started Dart Transportation, Inc., a company that eventually grew into a million-dollar trucking fi rm that specializes in world-wide distribution. Even until his passing, Dedeaux served as the company’s president and was a daily fi xture with the company. Born on Feb. 17, 1914, in New Orleans, Dedeaux moved to as a youngster and was a baseball star at Hollywood (Calif.) High. “Tiger” will be sorely missed, but the legacy of Rod Dedeaux and his impact on others will always live on.

The following excerpts are from a 1976 Jim Murray column in the :

“... But the greatest farm club in the his to ry of the major leagues ... and the most consis tent sup pli er of ma jor league talent the past 10 years is a franchise maintained at no cost to baseball. It fi nds and signs its own prospects, suits them up, develops them, re fi nes them, weeds them out — and then turns them over to the big leagues fully polished and ready for the World Series. “The University of Southern California base ball team is to the majors what the Mesabi range is to steel or the forest is to Weyerhauser — a seem ing ly limitless sup ply of basic ore or tim ber. “... Rod Dedeaux went to bat only four times in the big leagues. Never the less he proba bly should go to the Hall of Fame as a man who has done as much for the great game in his own way as .” 1948 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

USC’s fi rst national championship came Roster in 1948 with co-head coaches and Rod Dedeaux leading the Trojans. At the Dick Bishop, rhp second-ever College World Series in Kalamazoo, , Mich., USC battled Yale in a best-of-three Mike Catron, if con fron ta tion for the title. Troy won the fi rst Henry Cedillos, 1b game, 3-1, ending the game with a spectacular Dick Fiedler, rhp play in the ninth. Chuck Freeman, of The next day Yale sent its ace right-hander, Harry Gorman, Art Quinn, to the mound for game two. He James Hardy, if Record: 26-4, 13-2 posted an 8-3 victory over the Trojans to force Dave Haserot, 1b M5 Pepperdine W 11-0 M15 * Stanford W 13-6 a de ci sive game three. George Hefner, if M20 * UCLA W 13-0 M18 * UCLA (13) W 4-3 In the fi nal game, the hero for the Trojans , of M23 Loyola W 14-4 M21 * at St. Mary’s W 13-7 was Art Mazmanian, who , rhp M27 Loyola W 15-7 M22 * at California W 4-2 went 3-for-3 with a sacrifi ce and scored a in Maynard Horst, rhp A9 at Santa Barbara College W 6-5 M28 ^ Washington State W 7-5 the fi rst , which gave USC a lead it never Gordon Jones, of A10 at Santa Barbara College 6-7 M31 ^ Washington State W 6-3 relin quished on the way to a 9-2 champi on ship Tom Kipp, lhp A13 at State W 10-7 J16 # Baylor W 8-0 victory. Dick Bishop scattered 10 hits to go the Bill Lillie, 3b A16 * Santa Clara L 4-5 J17 # Oklahoma State W 7-1 distance and get the victory while adding two Art Mazmanian, 2b A17 * Santa Clara W 7-6 J19 # Baylor W 16-3 hits of his own. Bill Lillie had Bruce McKelvey, c A23 * at Santa Clara W 9-2 J25 + Yale W 3-1 two RBI on two hits, and center fi elder Gordon Don Pender, lhp A24 * at Stanford (10) W 12-10 J26 + Yale L 3-8 Jones added two RBI. For Yale, fi rst baseman and Charles Pryor, of A27 * at UCLA L 0-2 J26 + Yale W 9-2 future President George Bush had a in Jay Roundy, of A30 * California W 15-11 four at-bats in the fi nal game. Paul Salata, if M1 * California W 8-2 * CIBA game The Trojans clinched the CIBA by a four- Bob Williams, lhp M4 San Francisco W 12-3 ^ PCC Playoff s at Pullman, Wash. game margin, going 13-2 to win their third Al Wilson, of M7 * St. Mary’s W 5-4 # NCAA Western Playoff s at Denver, Colo. straight title. USC then advanced to the PCC Henry Workman, of M8 * St. Mary’s W 10-1 + College World Series at Wichita, Kan. Playoff s, where it swept Washington State Bob Zuber, c M14 * Stanford W 3-1 in two games, 7-5 and 6-3. In the fi nale, USC clinched the title on a three-hitter by lefthander Tom Kipp, who had a no-hitter through seven . did you know? After a three-game sweep at the NCAA Western Playoff s, which saw two wins over Baylor and one over Oklahoma A& (now 1948 team had a famous batboy (the young boy wearing the Oklahoma State), USC advanced to its fi rst white -shirt in the front of the team picture). Th e batboy was none College World Series. other than the late great George "Sparky" Anderson, the Hall of Fame who won three World Series with the and Tigers. 1958 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

The next USC title came 10 years later Roster when Troy went 5-1 at the 1958 CWS, losing only to Holy Cross in the opening game, 3-0. Bob Allen, if USC fought its way back through the losers’ Jim Barudoni, lhp bracket to claim the crown, making it only the Don Biasotti, lf second team in CWS history to accomplish that Bob Blakeslee, lhp feat (Texas did it pre vi ous ly in 1950). Mike Blewitt, if The Trojans rebounded from the loss to Gary Boone, if beat Arizona, 4-0; Colorado State, 12-1; and Ben Breskovich, of Holy Cross, 6-2. Don Buford, of Joe Camperi, rhp USC then had to defeat Missouri twice to Mike Castanon, if claim the champi on ship. In the fi rst game, with John Christiansen, c no score en ter ing the ninth inning, the Trojans Jim Conroy, rhp ex plod ed for seven runs. With the support of Tony DeCarbo, rhp ’s three-hitter, USC defeated the Tigers, Ron Fairly, of 7-0, forcing one fi nal game. Bruce Gardner, lhp Then, in one of the most exciting , lhp cham pi on ship games in baseball history, USC Julius Guccione, if Record: 28-3, 14-2 beat Mis sou ri, 8-7 in 12 innings, after trailing, Ken Guff ey, if M18 Cal Poly SLO W 10-0 M23 * UCLA W 23-1 4-0. Third baseman Mike Blewett won the game Jim Hanna, of M28 * Santa Clara W 7-3 M24 * at UCLA W 15-1 for USC with a to right fi eld in the bottom Bill Heath, C M29 * Santa Clara W 21-5 M30 ^ Oregon State W 7-0 Hal Jeff s, rhp of the 12th that sent outfi elder A11 * at California W 4-2 M31 ^ Oregon State W 15-0 Rex Johnston, of A12 * at Stanford W 10-5 J6 # Portland W 6-0 home from third with the winning run. Thom Dick Matern, c A12 * at Stanford W 13-4 J7 # Portland W 11-1 (the tournament MVP) pitched 4 2/3 score less Frank McDermott, c A19 * California L 5-7 J14 + Holy Cross L 0-3 relief in nings to get credit for the win. USC fi rst Don Mullane, if A19 * California W 10-5 J15 + Arizona W 4-0 baseman Ken Guff ey went 2-for-4 with two RBI. Bob Peccole, if A25 at St. Mary’s W 13-4 J16 + Northern Colorado W 12-1 By winning their eighth straight CIBA title Bob Santich, c A29 Loyola W 8-2 J17 + Holy Cross W 6-2 (and their 12th in the past 13 years), the Trojans Fred Scott, if M2 * at UCLA W 3-0 J18 + Missouri W 7-0 earned a berth in the PCC Playoff s, where Jerry Siegert, of M3 * UCLA W 21-2 J19 + Missouri (12) W 8-7 they swept Oregon State in two games, then Ron Silverman, of M6 Pepperdine W 16-2 advanced to the District 8 fi nals, where they Dave Stephenson, of M9 * Stanford W 19-13 * CIBA game beat Port land twice to advance to Omaha. Rocky Tarchione, of M10 * Stanford W 9-2 ^ PCC Playoff s at Corvallis, Ore. Bill Thom, rhp M13 Whittier (10) W 5-4 # District 8 Playoff s at USC Al Waxman, if M16 * at California L 6-7 + College World Series at Omaha, Neb. John Werhas, if M17 * at Santa Clara W 12-11 M17 * at Santa Clara W 5-4 1961 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

National Championship - June 15, 1961 USC 1 Oklahoma State 0 Player AB RBI Player AB R H RBI Stillwell, ss 4 0 0 0 Wallace, ss 4 0 2 0 Gillespie, lf 4 1 1 0 Andrew, 2b 4 0 0 0 Satriano, 3b 4 0 2 0 McKenzie, cf 3 0 1 0 Ersepke, rf 4 0 1 1 Bond, c 3 0 0 0 Himes, c 4 0 1 0 Dobson, lf 3 0 0 0 McNamee, cf 4 0 0 0 Politte, rf 3 0 0 0 Bach, 2b 3 0 1 0 Karns, rf 0 0 0 0 Ryan, 1b 4 0 1 0 Ketchum, 3b 3 0 1 0 Withers, p 4 0 1 0 Mersch, 1b 3 0 0 0 Fowler, p 2 0 0 0 Wixson, p 1 0 0 0

Totals 35 1 8 1 Totals 29 0 4 0

USC 000 000 010 - 1-8-0 Oklahoma State 000 000 000 - 0-4-1

E - Ketchum DP - Oklahoma State 1. LOB - USC 8, Oklahoma State 2 2B - Gillespie. 3B - Withers

The 1961 championship game was exciting Roster USC IP H R ER BB SO Okla. State IP H R ER BB SO as well. It was also notable because USC became Withers 9.0 4 0 0 0 13 Fowler 7.2 8 1 1 1 4 Wixson 1.1 0 0 0 0 1 the fi rst school with three na tion al titles. Dennis Andersen, rhp USC went 5-0 in the CWS, making it only the W - Withers (12-1) L - Fowler (7-1) Dan Ardell, if fi fth team in 15 years of the NCAA Tourna ment T - 2:03 A - 5,704 to go undefeated. To start the tournament, the Truman Aubrey, of Record: 36-7, 12-4 Tro jans beat Tex as, 8-6; Bos ton College, 10-3; Steve Bach, c and Oklahoma State, 4-2. In the win against Jim Brown, of M10 Cal Poly SLO W 8-1 A28 * Stanford W 7-2 Oklahoma State, Larry Hankammer set a CWS John Crawford, c M11 San Diego W 9-1 A29 * Stanford W 11-2 record by striking out 16 batters. Bob Coleman, rhp M14 Occidental W 7-3 M2 * at UCLA W 3-1 In a second meeting with Boston College, Art Ersepke, of M17 Long Beach State W 11-1 M5 * UCLA W 11-8 the Eagles took a 3-0 lead before the Trojans Mike Gillespie, of M18 at Long Beach State W 1-0 M6 * at UCLA W 6-4 rallied with two runs in the seventh and one in Larry Hankammer, rhp M21 at Loyola W 14-2 M9 Cal Poly Pomona (10) W 3-2 the eighth to send the game into extra innings. Larry Himes, c M23 BYU W 3-0 M12 * at Stanford L 5-7 In the 10th, back-to-back-to-back singles by third Chuck Johnson, if M23 at Cal State Los Angeles W 4-1 M13 * at California W 5-4 baseman , rightfi elder Art Ersepke Pete Kenney, lhp M24 UC Santa Barbara L 1-3 M13 * at California L 6-10 and catch er Larry Himes gave USC a 4-3 victory, and sent the Trojans to the cham pi on ship game. Lee King, lhp M25 * UCLA W 7-2 M26 # Fresno State W 4-1 After enduring a rain delay before the fi nal, , rhp M27 Stanford () W 8-1 M27 # Fresno State L 4-6 USC squeaked out a 1-0 victory over Okla ho ma Bob Levingston, rhp M29 San Diego State (n) W 15-2 M27 # Fresno State W 10-6 State to win the national champi on ship. With no Mickey McNamee, of M30 Arizona State (n) W 10-2 J2 % Washington State W 13-6 score and one out in the eighth inning, leftfi elder Jerry Merz, rhp A3 Notre Dame W 4-3 J3 % Washington State W 10-4 Mike Gillespie (the future Trojan head coach) Dick Mills, c A4 Arizona L 0-8 J10 + Texas W 8-6 doubled to the left-center fi eld fence. One out Willie Ryan, if A7 * California (13) W 4-3 J11 + Boston College W 10-3 later, Ersepke drove home Gillespie with a single. Tom Satriano, if A8 * California L 1-2 J12 + Oklahoma State W 4-2 Trojan Jim With ers improved his record Hans Schroeder, if A11 Loyola W 8-5 J13 + Boston College (10) W 4-3 to 12-1 with the shutout, in which he gave up , if A14 * at Stanford W 3-2 J15 + Oklahoma State W 1-0 only four hits and struck out 13. Ron Taylor, of A15 * at Santa Clara L 3-4 Five Trojans earned All-CWS honors: Ersepke, Himes, With ers, Hankammer and fi rst baseman Ken Washington, of A15 * at Santa Clara W 15-5 * CIBA game Bill Ryan. Jim Withers, rhp A18 Pepperdine W 4-1 # District 8 Playoff s at USC Prior to the CWS, the Trojans earned a 12-4 Wally Wolf, rhp A21 * Santa Clara W 9-4 % District 8 Playoff s at Pullman, Wash. mark in the CIBA, which was good for their 11th Ken Yaryan, lhp A22 * Santa Clara W 8-6 + College World Series at Omaha, Neb. con sec u tive fi rst-place fi nish and their 15th in 16 years. Troy took two out of three games from Fresno State to win the fi rst round of the District 8 Playoff s before sweeping Washington State in two straight to claim the District 8 championship and a trip to the CWS. 1963 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

National Championship - June 16, 1963 Arizona 2 USC 5 Player AB R H RBI Player AB R H RBI Hawgood, cf 4 0 1 0 W. Brown, cf 3 2 2 0 Maxwell, ss 5 0 0 0 Holman, 1b 4 1 1 2 Theobald, 2b 4 1 3 0 Washington, lf/rf 4 0 1 1 Morrison, rf 4 1 1 1 Thompson, rf 3 0 1 0 . Brown, 1b 2 0 0 0 Hill, lf 1 0 0 0 Long, 1b 1 0 0 0 Hollowell, c 4 1 2 1 Barnetche, lf 4 0 2 0 Dedeaux, 2b 3 1 1 0 Acuna, 3b 1 0 0 0 Walker, ss 3 0 0 0 Patera, c 3 0 0 1 Sandel, 3b 3 0 1 1 Scott, p 2 0 0 0 Peterson, p 3 0 0 0 Holliker, p 1 0 0 0 Sauli, ph 1 0 0 0

Totals 32 2 7 2 Totals 31 5 9 5 The next NCAA title came in 1963 when USC Roster Arizona 000 002 000 - 2-7-1 lost its fi rst CWS game, then had to win all of USC 120 020 00x - 5-9-1 its remaining games to stay alive. Troy did just Bart Araujo, rhp E - Patera, Hill that and eventu al ly defeated Arizona, 5-2, to Joe Austin, if DP - Arizona 2, USC 1. LOB - Arizona 9, USC 4 take the title. , if 3B - W. Brown The Trojans opened the CWS with an 8-3 Jim Brown, of HR - Hollowell, Holman loss to Texas. But that defeat was followed with Willie Brown, of Arizona IP H R ER BB SO USC IP H R ER BB SO fi ve straight victories, avoiding elim i na tion and Gary Coscarart, if Scott 4.1 6 5 4 2 2 Peterson 9.0 7 2 2 6 9 Mike Crowley, lhp Holliker 3.2 3 0 0 0 4 earning USC’s fourth championship. Justin Dedeaux, if The Trojans beat Holy Cross, 6-5, scoring W - Peterson (12-2) L - Scott (8-3) Steve Deleau, c PB - Hollowell all six runs in the seventh inning; Florida Larry Fisher, lhp T - 2:25 A - 8,652 State, 4-3, assisted by a defense that threw out Bob Fuller, rhp three runners at the plate; and Mis sou ri, 12-3, Ed Gagle, if elimi nat ing the No. 1 team in the tournament. Cliff Goodrich, rhp Record: 35-10, 10-6 USC then needed to beat Arizona twice. In Nat Harty, if the fi rst contest, the Trojans scored fi ve runs in Fred Hill, of San Fernando Valley State W 11-10 * at California W 3-2 the fi rst inning en route to a 6-4 win. After a day Pete Hillman, rhp at Cal Poly Pomona L 1-4 * at California W 4-3 , c off because of rain, USC took a 5-0 lead after * UCLA L 3-13 * at UCLA L 2-11 , if fi ve innings and held on for the 5-2 victory. Walt M16 * UCLA L 1-3 M4 * at UCLA W 1-0 Al Lasas, lhp Cal State Los Angeles W 5-4 Pepperdine W 7-2 Peterson pitched a com plete game and struck Marv Lotz, if M22 Fresno State W 4-2 Westmont W 12-5 out nine while Bud Hollowell and fi rst Walt Peterson, rhp M23 Fresno State (12) W 4-3 * California W 6-4 baseman Gary Holman 400-foot hom ers. Marty Piscovich, c Hollowell hit four home runs in the fi nal Andy Pitchess, of San Diego W 9-0 * California W 11-5 four games to earn tournament MVP honors. Larry Sandel, if Long Beach State W 7-2 Cal State Los Angeles W 6-2 The 1963 team was one of the youngest Trojan Ron Scott, rhp * Stanford W 2-1 M17 * Santa Clara W 3-0 cham pi on ship teams, with a starting lineup James Ritter, rhp M30 * Stanford W 1-0 M18 * Santa Clara L 4-5 Bob Selleck, rhp that in clud ed seven soph mores. at Long Beach State W 8-1 # Oregon State W 6-5 Mike Smith, of After losing the CIBA title to Santa Clara in San Jose State (n) W 2-0 # Oregon State L 6-8 Don Taylor, of BYU (n) W 17-1 # Oregon State W 7-5 1962, which snapped USC’s 11-year winning Bob Thompson, if at Cal State Los Angeles W 4-1 J10 + Texas L 3-8 streak, the Trojans earned their revenge by Toby Thurlow, of Cal Poly Pomona (n) W 6-0 J11 + Holy Cross W 6-5 clinching the 1963 title on the fi eld against the Ken Walker, if Broncos. USC went on to defeat Oregon State Ken Washington, of New Mexico W 21-1 J12 + Florida State W 4-3 for the District 8 champi on ship in three games. Duane White, lhp Cal Poly Pomona W 10-2 J13 + Missouri W 12-3 Bob Withers, if A20 Cal Poly Pomona W 7-5 J14 + Arizona W 6-4 Daryl Wilkins, if Occidental L 1-4 J16 + Arizona W 5-2 at San Fernando Valley State W 20-13 * at Stanford W 2-1 * CIBA game * at Stanford L 3-6 # District 8 Playoff s at Corvallis, Ore. * at Santa Clara W 10-1 + College World Series at Omaha, Neb. * at Santa Clara L 1-6 1968 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

National Championship - June 15, 1968 Southern Illinois 3 USC 4 Player AB R H RBI Player AB R H RBI . Bond, cf 5 2 2 0 C. Ramshaw, ss 4 0 1 0 M. Rogodzinski, rf 4 0 1 1 S. Sogge, c 4 0 1 0 . Kirkland, ss 3 1 1 1 P. Harrison, 2b 4 0 0 0 B. O'Sullivan, 3b-1b 4 0 0 0 B. Homik, lf 4 1 1 0 T. Brumfi eld, 2b 3 0 1 1 R. Braden, rf 3 1 1 0 B. Blakley, 1b 0 0 0 0 B. Seinsoth, 1b 4 1 2 2 B. , 3b 2 0 1 0 R. Drake, 3b 4 0 1 0 J. Smith, lf 4 0 0 0 B. Brown, cf 2 0 1 0 R. Coker, c 4 0 1 0 J. Jaff e, cf 1 0 0 0 J. Paetzhold, p 1 0 0 0 R. McCombs, ph 1 1 1 0 B. Sedik, ph 1 0 0 0 B. Lee, p 3 0 1 0 B. Ash, p 0 0 0 0 B. Strom, p 0 0 0 0 L. Pitlock, p 1 0 0 0 P. Kuehner, ph 1 0 1 2

Totals 32 3 7 3 Totals 35 4 11 4

So. Illinois 101 000 010 - 3-7-0 USC 000 200 002 - 4-11-2

If the mark of a good team is the ability to E - Harrison, Drake Roster DP - USC 2. LOB - So. Illinois 7, USC 6 win close games, the 1968 USC team was very 2B - Bond, Sogge, Drake 3B - Kuehner good. That team went undefeated in Omaha, HR - Seinsoth, Kirkland SB - Ramshaw, Lee though it won no CWS game by more than Jim Barr, rhp Reid Braden, of two runs and the team hit .221 for the series. So. Illinois IP H R ER BB SO USC IP H R ER BB SO The road to the championship was fi lled Bill Brown, of J. Paetzhold 6.0 6 2 2 0 2 B. Lee 7.2 7 3 2 4 6 Ron Drake, 3b B. Ash 0.1 1 0 0 0 1 B. Strom 1.1 0 0 0 0 2 with comebacks. The Trojans scored four in the L. Pitlock 2.1 4 2 2 1 3 seventh to break a 1-1 tie and beat BYU, 5-3; Bob Gire, of Pat Harrison, 2b WP - Strom LP - Pitlock they scored three in the fourth and two in the HBP - Blakley (by Lee) PB - Coker fi fth to defeat Oklahoma State, 6-5; and scored Bill Homik, c T - 2:25 A - 9,412 four in the seventh and one in the eighth to Bill Huff , 2b edge St. John’s, 7-6. Bob Vaughn, pitching for Jay Jaff e, of Record: 42-12-1, 16-2-1 the fi rst time in a month because of injury, Pat Kuehner, of F23 Cal Poly SLO W 9-4 A29 * Washington W 16-10 Bill Lee, lhp tossed a six-hit shutout against North Carolina F24 San Diego State W 5-3 A30 * Washington State (14) W 4-3 State in a 2-0 win, advanc ing the Trojans to Rich Leon, of F24 San Diego State W 2-0 M3 * UCLA L 4-7 the fi nal. Mike Link, rhp F28 at Cal State Los Angeles W 9-2 M4 * UCLA W 8-3 The championship game against Southern Phil MacDonald, of M1 at Chapman L 0-2 M7 Cal Poly Pomona W 3-0 M2 Long Beach State L 0-1 M10 * Stanford W 4-3 Illi nois required another comeback. USC Rich McCombs, c M4 at UC Santa Barbara L 0-3 M11 * California W 3-1 Cal Meier, if trailed 2-0 in the third inning but tied the game M11 at Cal Poly Pomona W 7-4 M11 * California W 8-1 at 2-2 in the fourth frame thanks to a two-run Randy Port, of M12 San Fernando Valley State L 0-3 M14 Loyola Marymount W 10-1 by fi rst baseman (the Chuck Ramshaw, ss M15 Utah W 2-1 M17 * at Washington W 10-4 tour na ment MVP). John Rockwell, rhp M16 BYU L 0-7 M18 * at Washington State L 3-9 M16 BYU W 3-0 M18 * at Washington State W 6-1 Southern Illinois scored a go-ahead run in Rich Schaff er, if M19 Occidental W 2-1 M21 * at Oregon W 11-6 Bill Seinsoth, 1b the eighth inning. Trailing 3-2 in the bottom M22 at Long Beach State L 0-3 M25 * at UCLA W 11-2 of the ninth, USC got two runners on base Buzz Shafer, of M25 Pepperdine W 4-0 M31 # Cal State Los Angeles W 4-2 with two men out. Up came pinch-hitter Pat Steve Sogge, c M26 Cal State Los Angeles W 9-3 J1 # Cal State Los Angeles L 4-8 Kuehner, hitless to that point in the CWS. He Jim Southworth, rhp M29 Westmont W 9-3 J1 # Cal State Los Angeles (10) W 5-4 M30 Stanford L 4-9 J11 + BYU W 5-3 laced a triple with two strikes on him to score , lhp A2 Chapman W 6-2 J12 + Oklahoma State W 6-5 Steve Tanner, if the tying and winning runs in the 4-3 victory. A5 Santa Clara L 5-6 J13 + St. John’s W 7-6 Brent Strom earned his second CWS Bob Vaughn, rhp at Hawai‘i W 16-0 J14 + North Carolina State W 2-0 victory in relief. For the series, Strom pitched Air Force (n) W 4-0 J15 + Southern Illinois W 4-3 9 1/3 innings, giving up only one run and Army (n) W 7-0 Illinois (n) W 10-4 * Pac-8 game three hits while striking out 13. A16 UC Santa Barbara L 3-12 # District 8 Playoff s at Cal State Los Angeles After winning the Pac-8 title, USC took two A19 * at California W 8-5 + College World Series at Omaha, Neb. of three games from Cal State Los Angeles to A20 * at Stanford W 3-1 win the District 8 Playoff s and advance to the A20 * at Stanford t 2-2 CWS. A23 San Fernando Valley State W 8-6 A26 * Oregon State W 7-3 A27 * Oregon W 4-1 A27 * Oregon W 6-3 A29 * Washington W 9-4 1970 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

National Championship - June 19, 1970 Florida State 1 USC 2 Player AB R H RBI Player AB R H RBI Nichls, 2b 7 0 0 0 Cross, lf 3 0 0 0 Cocks, lf 6 0 0 0 Pedersen, ph 3 0 1 0 Grubb, cf 6 0 2 0 Barr, p 3 0 0 0 Cash, 3b 6 0 1 0 Meier, ss 6 1 3 1 Safrght, c 5 0 1 0 Stoligrosz, 3b 6 0 0 0 . Gromk, ss 6 0 0 0 Kingman, rf 7 0 1 0 Kasmier, 1b 6 0 0 0 Alfano, 2b 7 0 3 1 Porter, rf 4 1 2 0 Perkins, c 6 0 1 0 Osburn, p 2 0 0 0 Carter, pr 0 0 0 0 Ferguson, p 0 0 0 0 Swiderski, c 0 0 0 0 Slade, p 0 0 0 0 Ball, 1b 2 0 0 0 Scarce, p 2 0 1 0 Arenstein, 1b 3 0 0 0 C. Gromk, p 0 0 0 0 Bennett, cf 6 0 0 0 Widman, p 1 0 0 0 Port, ph 1 0 0 0

Totals 50 1 7 0 Totals 51 2 9 2

Florida St. 000 010 000 000 000 - 1-7-1 USC 000 000 100 000 001 - 2-9-1 Two years later, USC won the fi rst of an Roster E - Cash, Widman unprec e dent ed fi ve straight NCAA baseball DP - USC 2. LOB - Florida St. 9, USC 14. 2B - Meier titles, though it took many extra innings to Frank Alfano, if S - Arenstein, Slade accomplish the feat. Daryl Arenstein, if Florida St. IP H R ER BB SO USC IP H R ER BB SO As in 1958 and 1963, the Trojans lost their Mike Ball, if Osburn 4.0 4 0 0 0 4 Widman 7.0 4 1 0 3 4 opening game, 4-1 to Ohio, and had to win all Ferguson 2.0 1 1 1 2 2 Barr 8.0 3 0 0 1 4 Jim Barr, rhp of the rest of their games for the national title. Slade 0.0 1 0 0 0 0 Russ Bennett, of Scarce 7.0 1 1 1 2 9 The loss to the Bobcats snapped the Trojans’ Steve Busby, rhp C. Gromk 0.0 2 0 0 0 0 13-game winning streak. But the Trojans came Gordon Carter, of W - Barr (14-2) L - Scarce (1-2) back with easy victo ries over Dela ware, 7-1, and Sam Ceci, c HBP - by Scarce (Port) Dartmouth, 6-1. T - 3:50 A - 11,542 Dick Cross, if Things looked bleak in the next game Larry Diel, if against Texas when the Trojans fell behind, 7-1, Record: 45-13, 11-3 Walt Failor, rhp after six innings. But USC exploded for six runs Orrin Freeman, rhp F27 Loyola Marymount W 8-3 A18 * at Stanford L 1-2 in the top of the seventh, and the game stayed Jim George, rhp M3 UC Irvine L 6-8 A20 at Santa Clara W 16-5 tied until the top of the 14th inning, when M6 UC Santa Barbara W 4-2 A21 Chapman L 3-5 Milt Guggia, if outfi elder Jeff Pedersen sin gled and scored on M7 at UC Santa Barbara W 4-2 A24 * Stanford L 2-7 Jack Harrington, rhp M7 at UC Santa Barbara L 2-4 A25 * California W 10-0 shortstop Cal Meier’s triple. Righthander Jim Bill Jenkins, of M10 Long Beach State W 13-1 A25 * California L 5-14 Barr pitched eight innings of scoreless relief Dave Kingman, of M13 at Fresno State W 6-2 A28 at Cal Poly Pomona (10) L 2-3 in the 8-7 victory. Cal Meier, if M14 at Fresno State W 13-6 M1 * Washington W 9-3 In an interesting situation, the remaining M14 at Fresno State L 6-7 M1 * Washington W 6-4 John Morrisset, of three teams — USC, Texas and Florida State — M17 Pepperdine W 3-2 M2 * Washington State W 7-3 Jeff Pedersen, of M20 Utah W 4-2 M2 * Washington State W 12-5 all had records of 3-1. The Trojans won a coin Craig Perkins, c M20 at Long Beach State W 8-1 M5 Cal Poly Pomona W 11-8 fl ip, giving them a bye and putting them into Jeff Port, if M21 BYU W 4-0 M9 * at Oregon W 6-0 the fi nal. Rick Raczka, c M21 BYU (11) L 4-8 M15 * at UCLA W 8-5 The championship game against Florida M23 Air Force (n) L 9-10 M16 * UCLA W 4-1 , rhp State was another extra-inning aff air, as it took M23 at UC Riverside W 12-3 M21 ^ Oregon State W 11-3 Al Rossi, if M25 Tulsa (n) W 11-9 M22 ^ UCLA W 8-4 15 innings to earn a 2-1 victory. Barr pitched Wayne Schrader, lhp M26 Stanford (n) W 7-5 M23 ^ UCLA W 7-1 another eight scoreless in nings in relief on just Bob Singer, of M26 St. John’s (n) W 11-2 M29 # Santa Clara W 12-1 one day’s rest to earn the win. Mark Sogge, rhp M27 Oregon State (n) W 4-0 M30 # Santa Clara W 6-1 Meier led off the bottom of the 15th inning M28 Arizona State (n) W 5-2 J12 + Ohio L 1-4 Dan Stoligrosz, if with a walk. Third baseman Dan Stoligrosz M31 at San Fernando Valley State L 2-7 J13 + Delaware W 7-1 Brent Strom, lhp A1 at Chapman L 7-9 J15 + Dartmouth W 6-1 walked and rightfi elder Dave Kingman singled Mike Swiderski, c A2 Westmont W 4-3 J16 + Texas (14) W 8-7 to load the bases with nobody out. Second , if A3 San Diego State W 3-2 J18 + Florida State (15) W 2-1 baseman Frank Alfano, who already had two Greg Widman, rhp A4 San Diego State W 14-2 hits on the day, singled home the winning run. A4 San Diego State W 8-1 * Pac-8 game USC won the regular-season Pac-8 title, the A6 Cal State Los Angeles W 7-4 ^ Pac-8 Playoff s at USC A7 San Fernando Valley State W 4-1 # District 8 Playoff s at USC Pac-8 Tour na ment and the District 8 Playoff s A11 * UCLA W 8-2 + College World Series at Omaha, Neb. before mov ing on to the CWS. A13 at Cal State Los Angeles (14) W 5-4 A17 * at California (12) W 4-2 A18 * at Stanford W 3-0 1971 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

National Championship - June 17, 1971 Southern Illinois 2 USC 7 Player AB R H RBI Player AB R H RBI M. Eden, 3b 3 0 0 0 G. Ambrow, ss 5 0 1 1 J. Dwyer, cf 4 1 1 0 D. Cross, lf 3 1 1 1 D. Kuiper, 2b 3 0 0 0 J. Pedersen, lf 1 0 0 0 D. Thomas, 1b 4 0 1 0 J. Port, 3b 4 1 1 0 D. Radison, ss 4 1 2 0 C. Perkins, c 3 1 1 1 L. Calufetti, c 3 0 2 1 . Alfano, 2b 3 2 2 3 B. Blakley, rf 3 0 0 1 T. Steele, rf 4 0 2 0 J. Liggitt, lf 3 0 0 0 G. Carter, cf 3 0 0 0 D. Langdon, p 2 0 2 0 D. Arenstein, 1b 3 1 1 1 B. Sedik, ph 1 0 0 0 S. Busby, p 4 1 1 0

Totals 30 2 8 2 Totals 33 7 10 7

So. Illinois 010 000 001 - 2-8-2 USC 002 120 20x - 7-10-0

E - Thomas, Calufetti DP - USC 2. LOB - So. Illinois 5, USC 6 The Trojans captured their second straight HR - Perkins, Alfano Roster SF - Blakley NCAA crown and third in the last four years in 1971, the 25th anniversary of the CWS. USC So. Illinois IP H R ER BB SO USC IP H R ER BB SO Frank Alfano, 2b D. Langdon 5.1 8 5 2 3 4 S. Busby 9.0 8 2 2 3 6 became only the second team in the history M. Broeking 1.2 2 2 2 0 1 George Ambrow, ss of the tourna ment to win back-to-back S. Randall 1.0 0 0 0 1 1 Daryl Arenstein, 1b championships (Texas was the fi rst in 1949-50). W - Busby (11-2) L - Langdon (12-2) As they had done in previous tournaments, Mike Ball, 2b T - 2:44 A - 13,945 USC had to overcome an early defeat. Following Steve Busby, rhp a 5-1 victory over Seton Hall, the Trojans Gordon Carter, of Record: 46-11, 17-0 suff ered an 8-3 loss against Southern Illinois. Sam Ceci, c F24 at Cal Poly Pomona W 16-5 M1 * Oregon State W 9-6 But the Trojans rebounded quickly with an F26 at UC Santa Barbara L 5-6 M3 at Long Beach State W 6-1 Tim Coffi n, rhp 8-6 win over BYU and an 8-4 beating of Tulsa. M2 at San Fernando Valley State W 13-10 M4 Long Beach State L 1-5 Dick Cross, of In a rematch with Tulsa, Troy avoided defeat M5 UC Santa Barbara L 5-6 M7 * at Washington State W 4-0 as righthander Mark Sogge lifted himself Jim George, rhp M6 Cal Poly Pomona L 3-5 M7 * at Washington State W 7-6 out of trouble. With the bases loaded in the Milt Guggia, if M6 Cal Poly Pomona W 9-3 M8 * at Washington W 6-0 eighth inning, his pickoff started a , Fred Lynn, of M9 UC Irvine W 3-2 M8 * at Washington W 2-0 keeping the score tied at 2-2. Sogge also singled Jeff Pedersen, of M12 at UC Irvine L 9-10 M11 Cal State Los Angeles W 4-2 home the game-winning run in the ninth for a M13 Loyola Marymount W 3-0 M14 * UCLA W 1-0 Craig Perkins, c 3-2 victory. M13 Loyola Marymount W 8-2 M15 * at UCLA W 6-3 Jeff Port, 3b In the championship game, second M16 San Fernando Valley State W 1-0 M20 ^ Oregon W 6-2 baseman Frank Alfano and catch er Craig Perkins Eric Raich, rhp M17 at Chapman (13) L 6-7 M21 ^ Stanford W 9-3 hit back-to-back homers over the left-fi eld Randy Scarbery, rhp M20 BYU W 8-4 M22 ^ Washington State L 5-10 fence in the seventh inning of a 7-2 win over Mark Sogge, rhp M20 BYU W 8-1 M22 ^ Washington State W 6-3 Southern Illinois, avenging the earlier loss to Tim Steele, 1b M23 Pepperdine W 2-1 M29 # at Santa Clara L 5-6 the Salukis. With the bases loaded in the top M24 Utah W 8-3 M30 # Santa Clara W 5-1 Mike Swiderski, c of the ninth, righthander Steve Busby struck M26 San Diego State W 4-2 M30 # Santa Clara W 9-1 Chris Vella, lhp out the fi nal batter to cap his complete-game M27 San Diego State L 1-3 J12 + Seton Hall W 5-1 victory. Greg Widman, rhp M27 San Diego State W 9-2 J13 + Southern Illinois L 3-8 Outfi elder Fred Lynn hit .467 (7-for-15) in M31 Westmont L 2-5 J14 + BYU W 8-6 the CWS with a home run. A2 at Hawai‘i W 6-1 J15 + Tulsa W 8-4 USC went undefeated (17-0) in the Pac-8 A7 at Hawai‘i W 8-0 J16 + Tulsa W 3-2 season, making the Trojans the fi rst-ever team A13 * at UCLA W 7-1 J17 + Southern Illinois W 7-2 to record an unbeaten conference season. The A16 * California W 10-1 Tro jan ers also set a con fer ence record by A17 * Stanford W 3-1 * Pac-8 game tossing 38 1/3 consec u tive score less innings. A17 * Stanford W 8-4 ^ Pac-8 Playoff s at Pullman, Wash. The Trojans went 3-1 to win the Pac-8 A20 Chapman W 6-2 # District 8 Playoff s at Santa Clara & USC Play off s, then moved on to the District 8 Playoff s A23 * at Stanford W 2-1 + College World Series at Omaha, Neb. at Santa Clara. The host Broncos won the fi rst A24 * at California W 2-1 game, but USC won the next two. A24 * at California W 10-0 A27 at Cal State Los Angeles W 7-4 A30 * Oregon W 5-0 A30 * Oregon W 2-0 M1 * Oregon State W 10-4 1972 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

National Championship - June 16, 1972 USC 1 Arizona State 0 Player AB R H RBI Player AB R H RBI M. Guggia, 2b 4 0 1 0 B. Wills, lf 2 0 1 0 J. Port, 3b 4 0 0 0 . Reed, 2b 4 0 0 0 F. Lynn, cf 3 0 0 0 G. Atwell, cf 4 0 0 0 S. Ceci, c 4 0 0 0 A. Bannister, 1b 4 0 1 0 K. Huizenga, lf 4 0 1 0 C. Myers, c 3 0 1 0 R. Smalley, ss 4 0 1 0 R. Valley, 3b 4 0 0 0 T. Steele, rf 4 1 2 0 J. Mantlo, 1b 4 0 0 0 D. Arenstein, 1b 2 0 0 0 D. White, rf 3 0 1 0 R. Glazebrook, ph 1 0 0 0

Totals 32 1 5 0 Totals 31 0 6 0

USC 001 000 000 - 1-5-1 Arizona State 000 000 000 - 0-6-1

E - Guggia, Mantlo DP - USC 3, Arizona State 1. LOB - USC 6, Arizona State 8 2B - Steele S - Crawford

USC IP H R ER BB SO Arizona State IP H R ER BB SO USC won the 1972 CWS — becoming Roster M. Sogge 4.0 5 0 0 2 0 J. Crawford 9.0 5 1 1 2 8 the fi rst school to win three straight baseball R. McQueen 5.0 1 0 0 1 5 titles —despite hitting only .198 for the series. Rob Adolph, 2b W - McQueen (9-3) L - Crawford (13-2) But Troy had dom i nant pitch ing, which came WP - Crawford Daryl Arenstein, 1b up big in one close game after another. All fi ve T - 2:05 A - 6,950 Craig Barnes, of of USC’s vic to ries were by one or two runs. Record: 47-13-1, 14-4 The Trojans fought back from the loser’s Ed Bowman, 3b F18 UC Santa Barbara L 4-5 A22 * at UCLA W 5-2 brack et for the third year in a row. USC opened Sam Ceci, c F22 at Cal Poly Pomona W 7-4 A22 * at UCLA W 10-0 with victo ries over Mississippi, 8-6, and Tim Coffi n, rhp F26 at UC Santa Barbara L 4-5 A25 at Cal State Los Angeles W 14-4 Connect i cut, 5-4, in 11 innings, but lost the Anthony Davis, lf F26 at UC Santa Barbara W 9-6 A28 California (12) t 8-8 next game to Arizona State, 3-0. Terry Dedeaux, 2b F29 UC Irvine W 2-0 A29 * California W 3-2 In a 10-inning thriller against Texas, fi rst Milt Guggia, 2b M1 Chapman W 12-7 A29 * California W 8-0 baseman Daryl Arenstein, after break ing his Ken Huizenga, lf M3 Loyola Marymount L 5-10 A30 * California W 10-3 bat on a 2-2 pitch, borrowed one from his Fred Lynn, cf M7 Pepperdine W 17-3 M2 Cal State Los Angeles W 4-0 roommate, Jeff Port, and delivered a game- Russ McQueen, rhp M8 at Loyola Marymount W 6-1 M3 at Chapman L 8-14 winning single to score Tim Steele for a 4-3 win. Vince Moll, c M10 at Fresno State W 8-5 M5 * at Stanford W 4-3 USC then had to beat Arizona State twice Dan Olson, lhp M11 at Fresno State L 4-5 M6 * at Stanford L 1-9 for the title. First, Randy Scarbery went the Jeff Pedersen, lf M11 at Fresno State W 12-4 M6 * at Stanford W 10-7 distance in a 3-1 vic to ry. The Trojans scored M14 San Fernando Valley State W 9-8 M9 Long Beach State W 6-1 two runs in the second inning, ending a 33 Jeff Port, 3b M15 at Long Beach State W 6-0 M12 * at UCLA W 8-6 1/3-inning scoreless streak by ASU . Ed Putnam, c M17 San Diego State W 4-2 M13 * UCLA W 9-2 Then, in the championship, Russ Jeff Reinke, lhp M18 San Diego State W 8-4 M13 * UCLA L 6-7 McQueen’s heroics in relief helped preserve a Wayne Schrader, lhp M18 San Diego State W 6-2 M19 ^ Washington State W 6-1 1-0 shutout of the Sun Devils for the title. He Randy Scarbery, rhp M22 at San Fernando Valley State W 12-2 M20 ^ Washington State W 8-7 entered the game with the bases loaded and Roy Smalley, ss M23 Gonzaga W 10-2 M27 # UC Santa Barbara W 9-5 nobody out in the fi fth inning, got out of the Mark Sogge, rhp M24 at Arizona L 2-6 M28 # UC Santa Barbara W 13-6 jam unscathed and gave up only one hit in fi ve James Steele, rf M25 at Arizona W 5-3 J9 + Mississippi W 8-6 innings of work. Steele scored the game’s only Mike Swiderski, c M25 at Arizona W 2-1 J11 + Connecticut (11) W 5-4 run on a wild pitch in the third inning and had Creighton Tevlin, cf M30 Washington State (n) W 12-10 J12 + Arizona State L 0-3 two hits, in clud ing a double. Greg Widman, rhp M31 at Hawai‘i W 4-0 J14 + Texas (10) W 4-3 McQueen, the tournament MVP, pitched A1 BYU (n) W 6-0 J15 + Arizona State W 3-1 14 in nings without giving up a run in the CWS A4 New Mexico W 4-2 J16 + Arizona State W 1-0 and earned three wins and a . USC’s strong A7 * Stanford L 0-2 pitch ing was a surprise because Troy had lost A8 * Stanford L 1-2 * Pac-8 Southern Division game three pitchers to the pros before the season. A8 * Stanford W 3-2 ^ Pac-8 Championship at USC Prior to the CWS, the Trojans defeated A10 Cal Poly Pomona L 5-6 # District 8 Playoff s at Santa Barbara, Calif. Washing ton State twice for the Pac-8 title, then A11 Westmont L 1-2 + College World Series at Omaha, Neb. beat UC Santa Barbara twice in the District 8 A14 * at California W 11-5 Playoff s. A15 * at California W 2-1 A15 * at California (10) W 7-6 A21 * UCLA W 2-1 1973 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

National Championship - June 13, 1973 Arizona State 3 USC 4 Player AB R H RBI Player AB R H RBI D. Kendrick, lf 4 0 0 0 R. Smalley, ss 4 1 1 0 B. Berger, 2b 4 0 0 0 R. Dauer, 3b 4 0 0 0 G. Atwell, cf 3 2 2 0 E. Bowman, rf 4 2 2 1 D. Harris, rf 4 1 2 1 K. Huizenga, lf 4 1 2 2 C. Myers, c 4 0 0 0 E. Putman, c 4 0 0 0 C. Westlake, 1b 4 0 2 1 F. Lynn, cf 4 0 2 1 T. Sain, 3b 2 0 0 0 R. Adolph, 2b 3 0 2 0 M. Rawlings, ph 1 0 0 0 D. Arenstein, 1b 2 0 0 0 J. Oscarson, 3b 0 0 0 0 D. White, ph 1 0 0 0 B. Wills, ss 3 0 0 0

Totals 32 3 7 2 Totals 32 4 9 4

Arizona State 000 201 000 - 3-7-2 USC 202 000 00x - 4-9-1

E - Myers, Slocum, Smalley DP - Arizona State 1. LOB - Arizona State 4, USC 6 2B - Smalley, Bowman, Huizenga, Adolph, Westlake 3B - Slocum S - Adolph. SF - Putman In 1973, USC again defeated Arizona State in the title game, this time behind an off ense Roster Arizona State IP H R ER BB SO USC IP H R ER BB SO that fea tured outfi elder Fred Lynn, shortstop J. Umbarger 2.1 7 4 3 0 1 M. Barr 5.1 7 3 3 2 4 D. Slocum 5.2 2 0 0 1 7 J. Reinke 3.1 0 0 0 0 4 Roy Smalley and third baseman Rich Dauer. It Rob Adolph, 2b was USC‘s fourth consecutive championship. Daryl Arenstein, 1b W - Barr (10-2) L - Umbarger (5-3) S - Reinke Troy went undefeated en route to the Craig Barnes, of WP - Barr, Reinke champi on ship (only the second time a CWS Mark Barr, rhp T - 2:28 A - 12,050 winner had been unbeaten since 1961). The Tom Bhagwat, of fi rst three vic to ries were against Harvard, 4-1; Ed Bowman, of Record: 51-11, 14-4 Texas, 4-1; and Ar i zo na State, 3-1. , ss The next game, and the highlight of the Tim Coffi n, rhp F17 San Diego State W 6-1 A24 at Cal State Los Angeles W 9-4 CWS, was USC’s incred i ble 8-7 victory over Rich Dauer, if F17 San Diego State W 5-3 A25 at Chapman L 5-6 F20 at UC Irvine W 3-1 A27 * Stanford W 12-8 — one of the greatest comebacks Anthony Davis, of F23 Cal Poly Pomona W 5-2 A28 * Stanford W 1-0 in NCAA history in any sport. Going into the Terry Dedeaux, 2b F24 UC Santa Barbara W 5-4 A28 * Stanford L 0-3 bottom of the ninth, the Trojans had been William Edwards, if F24 UC Santa Barbara W 10-6 M1 at Cal Poly Pomona W 18-13 held to just one hit and were being shut out, Cliff Holland, lhp M2 at Fresno State W 5-0 M4 * at California L 4-5 7-0, by Gopher pitcher and longtime major Brian Hueblein, lhp M3 at Fresno State (10) W 6-2 M5 * at California (9) W 8-2 leagu er Dave Winfi eld. But Troy sent 11 men Ken Huizenga, lf M3 at Fresno State W 2-0 M5 * at California W 2-0 to the plate, coming up with eight singles, a Steve Kemp, of M7 Cal State Los Angeles W 10-2 M8 Long Beach State W 10-3 sacrifi ce fl y and a (as well as three Dennis Littlejohn, c M10 * UCLA W 6-3 M10 * at UCLA L 5-6 Minne so ta errors) to score eight runs and win Fred Lynn, of M10 * UCLA W 10-1 M11 * UCLA W 6-2 the game. Pinch-hitter Ken Huizenga led off Denny Martindale, if M15 at Arizona State L 2-4 M12 * at UCLA W 8-4 M16 at Arizona State L 4-8 M12 * at UCLA W 6-4 the ninth with a single and then his sacrifi ce fl y Russ McQueen, rhp M17 at Arizona State L 5-12 M18 ^ Washington State W 13-4 tied the game at seven runs apiece. USC won Ty Meyer, rhp M21 Loyola Marymount (8) W 13-12 M19 ^ Washington State W 11-9 it on outfi elder Creighton Tevlin’s RBI single. , rhp M23 Gonzaga (11) W 2-1 M26 # Loyola Marymount W 9-8 That vaulted the Trojans into the Vince Moll, c M26 Arizona State (n) W 3-1 M27 # Loyola Marymount W 2-1 cham pi on ship game, where they beat top- Dan Olson, rhp M27 Hawai‘i (n) W 4-0 J1 # Cal State Los Angeles W 4-3 ranked ASU, 4-3. USC took a 4-0 lead, then Ed Putnam, c M27 Vanderbilt (n) L 4-5 J2 # Cal State Los Angeles W 13-6 held on as lefthander Jeff Reinke, who was on Jeff Racanelli, rhp M29 Washington State (n) W 9-2 J9 + Harvard W 4-1 a basketball scholarship at USC, retired the , rhp M30 Massachusetts (n) W 16-4 J10 + Texas W 4-1 fi nal 11 batters. Huizenga scored a run, had Jeff Reinke, lhp M30 at UC Riverside W 7-4 J11 + Arizona State W 3-1 two RBI and made a catch to open the Randy Scarbery, rhp M31 Stanford (n) (10) W 8-2 J12 + Minnesota W 8-7 M31 Arizona State (n) (12) W 2-0 J13 + Arizona State W 4-3 ninth inning for the Trojans. Rich Simonin, rhp A1 at UNLV W 9-2 Troy swept Wash ing ton State in two Roy Smalley, ss A3 at Cal State Northridge L 3-15 * Pac-8 Southern Division game games for the second straight year to win its Dennis Stahl, of A6 * California W 14-0 ^ Pac-8 Championship at Pullman, Wash. fourth consec u tive Pac-8 championship, then Creighton Tevlin, of A7 * California W 2-1 # District 8 Playoff s at USC defeat ed Loyola and Cal State Los Ange les in A7 * California W 8-4 + College World Series at Omaha, Neb. four straight games for its fourth con sec u tive A9 Chapman W 14-4 Dis trict 8 title. A10 UC Irvine L 0-5 A11 Pepperdine W 14-3 “I have played in a lot of memorable big games during my career. A13 * at Stanford W 2-1 World Series games, league championship games, All-Star Games, A14 * at Stanford (9) L 0-1 all kinds. But I will never forget that game against USC. Never.” A14 * at Stanford W 3-0 A17 at Hawai‘i W 10-6 -- Dave Winfi eld 1974 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

National Championship - June 15, 1974 USC 7 Miami 3 Player AB R H RBI Player AB R H RBI C. Tavlin, rf 5 0 2 0 J. Cresta, 3b 3 0 0 1 M. Cobb, ss 5 1 1 0 O. Gonzalez, 1b 5 0 2 1 R. Dauer, 3b 5 1 1 1 W. Krenchicki, ss 4 0 0 0 S. Kemp, dh 4 0 0 0 R. Reichle, dh 3 0 0 0 E. Putnam, c 4 0 1 1 P. LoMedico, dh 0 0 0 0 B. Mitchell, lf 3 2 1 0 J. Vega, ph 0 0 0 0 K. Huizenga, cf 4 1 2 0 M. Trujillo, cf 4 1 2 0 M. Carpenter, 1b 3 1 1 1 B. Castillo, 2b 4 0 1 0 R. Adolph, 2b 4 1 2 2 R. Scott, c 3 0 0 1 R. D'Innocenzio, rf 2 1 1 0 K. Siepe, lf 4 1 0 0

Totals 37 7 11 5 32 3 6 3

USC 030 002 200 - 7-11-2 Miami 000 100 200 - 3-6-2

E - Gonzalez, Adolph, Krenchicki, Cobb DP - USC 1. LOB - USC 6, Miami 9 2B - Tevlin, Dauer, Putman, Castillo The last of USC’s unprecedented five HR - Adolph Roster SB - Kemp, Gonzalez (2), Tavlin, D'Innocanzio straight NCAA titles came in 1974 and was led - Carpenter. SF - Scott by infi elder Rich Dauer and desig nat ed hitter Rob Adolph, 2b USC IP H R ER BB SO Miami IP H R ER BB SO Steve Kemp, who helped the 1974 Trojans to Mark Barr, rhp Racanelli 4.0 4 1 0 4 5 Jakubowski 7.0 10 7 3 2 7 the champion. No other team, before or since, Milke 5.0 2 2 0 1 5 Floyd 2.0 1 0 0 0 0 Tom Bhagwat, 1b has won more than two titles in a row. Mark Carpenter, if W - Milke (6-3) L - Jakubowski (16-3) With a win over Texas in the opening game PB - Scott, Putman Ken Carrasco, if of the tournament, 9-2, and a game two victory HBP - by Milke (LoMedico) Marvin Cobb, ss over Southern Illinois, 5-3, the Trojans enjoyed a Rich Dauer, 3b 10-game CWS winning streak before a 7-3 loss Anthony Davis, of Record: 50-20, 11-7 to Miami (Fla.). But the Trojans made their way Larry Fobbs, if to the title game for the fi fth straight year by F10 at Pepperdine W 6-1 A24 Westmont W 9-6 Scott Gregory, rhp F18 San Diego State W 5-4 A26 * at California W 4-1 defeat ing Texas, 5-3, and Southern Illinois, 7-2. , if F18 San Diego State W 5-3 A27 * at California L 2-4 In the fi nal, USC beat Miami (Fla.), 7-3, F20 at Cal State Northridge W 18-5 A27 * at California W 8-3 Brian Heublein, lhp avenging the earlier loss. Trojan pitchers John F23 Northern Arizona (n) W 5-1 A28 at Santa Clara W 9-2 Larry Hill, c F24 at UNLV (11) W 9-7 A30 Cal Poly Pomona L 4-6 Racanelli and George Milke combined to strike Cliff Holland, of F24 at UNLV W 10-2 M3 * Stanford L 1-4 out 10 Hur ri canes (and al lowed zero earned F26 Verne W 9-2 M4 * Stanford L 0-7 Ken Huizenga, of runs) in the clincher while second baseman Rob M1 UC Irvine L 3-9 M4 * Stanford L 5-6 Mike Jae, rhp M5 at Cal Poly Pomona W 5-3 M6 Chapman W 5-2 Adolph, a backup to quarter back Pat Haden on Steve Kemp, dh M10 at Cal State Los Angeles W 6-3 M7 Loyola Marymount L 4-6 the foot ball team, hit a two-run home run. M12 at UC Irvine W 10-4 M8 at Long Beach State W 7-5 Bob Leach, if Milke was named the CWS Most Out stand ing M13 at Chapman W 9-6 M10 * UCLA W 10-0 Dennis Littlejohn, c M14 at Cal Poly SLO W 13-7 M11 * at UCLA L 5-6 Player after earning three victories. Denny Martindale, 2b M15 Air Force W 19-3 M11 * at UCLA W 22-2 To get to the CWS, the Trojans beat Oregon M15 Air Force W 16-8 M18 ^ Oregon W 11-6 Russ McQueen, rhp in the Pac-8 Champi on ships and Cal State M19 Santa Clara (10) W 8-6 M18 Oregon W 14-1 Ty Meyer, rhp M20 Santa Clara L 2-10 M25 # Cal State Los Angeles W 9-2 Los Angeles and Pepperdine in the District 8 George Milke, rhp M22 Arizona State L 10-12 M26 # Cal State Los Angeles L 6-7 Playoff s. M23 Arizona State (n) W 14-9 M26 # Cal State Los Angeles W 11-9 Bob Mitchell, of Dauer set an NCAA record in the open ing M25 at Loyola Marymount W 6-3 J1 % Pepperdine L 2-4 Charlie Phillips, lhp M26 Long Beach State W 9-8 J2 % Pepperdine W 4-1 game of the CWS with a second-inning single. Ed Putnam, c M30 * California W 7-0 J2 % Pepperdine W 12-1 It was his 102nd hit of the season, breaking M30 * California W 11-4 J8 Texas W 9-2 John Racanelli, rhp Arizona State’s ’s record of 101 M31 * California W 3-1 J10 Southern Illinois W 5-3 Pete Redfern, rhp A5 * at Stanford L 2-3 J12 Miami L 3-7 set in 1972. Dauer ended the season with a Jeff Reinke, lhp A6 * at Stanford W 7-5 J13 Texas W 5-3 total of 108 hits and two other NCAA records: A6 * at Stanford L 5-6 J14 Southern Illinois W 7-2 Rich Simonin, rhp total bases (181) and RBI (92). A7 at Arizona State W 6-4 J15 Miami W 7-3 Dennis Stahl, of A9 at Oklahoma L 6-7 Kemp was fi fth in the nation in Creighton Tevlin, lf A9 at Oklahoma L 4-5 * Pac-8 Southern Division game aver age with an awesome .435, still the USC A12 at Tulsa W 8-2 ^ Pac-8 Championship at USC Bruce Tonascia, c single-season record. A13 at Tulsa L 4-5 # District 8 Playoff s at Cal State Los Angeles A13 at Tulsa L 7-11 % District 8 Playoff s at USC On March 30, 1974, in the inaugural game A14 at Tulsa W 11-4 + College World Series at Omaha, Neb. at Dedeaux Field, Jeff McQueen tossed a 7-0 A15 Gonzaga W 5-4 no-hitter over California. A16 Cal State Northridge (10) W 7-6 A19 * at UCLA W 8-2 A20 * UCLA W 11-5 A20 * UCLA W 6-5 A23 Pepperdine L 5-6 1978 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

National Championship - June 8, 1978 USC 10 Arizona State 3 Player AB R H RBI Player AB R H RBI J. Wells, cf 5 0 0 0 E. Irvine, cf 5 0 1 0 D. Stokke, ss 5 1 2 1 S. Michael, rf 5 1 3 0 C. Smith, dh 6 1 1 1 H. Brooks, ss 4 0 2 0 T. Tolman, lf 5 1 3 1 B. Horner, 3b 4 1 0 0 D. Hostetler, 1b 5 2 3 2 C. Bando, c 4 1 1 2 D. Engle, 3b 5 1 1 0 J. Allen, 2b 3 0 2 1 K. Brown, rf 3 3 2 0 M. Anicich, 1b 2 0 0 0 L. Fobbs, 2b 5 1 2 3 G. Moon, ph-lf 1 0 0 0 D. Van Gorder, c 4 0 2 2 G. Stahl, lf-1b 1 0 0 0 D. Hudgens, dh 2 0 0 0 L. Eiler, dh 2 0 0 0

Totals 43 10 16 10 33 3 9 3

USC 032 002 030 - 10-16-0 Arizona State 000 000 030 - 3-9-3

E - Brooks, Allen, Stahl USC’s 11th title came in 1978, as the Tro jans DP - USC 3. LOB - USC 12, Arizona State 10 Roster 2B - Brown, Fobbs, Bando, Allen went 54-9 overall (the best record in the country HR - Hostetler and still the school single-season record for SF - Van Gorder Ron Arnold, rhp wins) after starting out the season with a 7-4 Ray Benzor, rhp USC IP H R ER BB SO Arizona State IP H R ER BB SO record. The Trojans fi nished the season with a , lhp B. Bordley 7.2 7 3 3 6 1 M. Dean 2.1 6 5 5 3 0 10-game win streak and went 27-2 in their last J. Schattinger 1.1 2 0 0 1 1 J. Vasquez 2.2 8 2 2 0 0 Rod Boxberger, rhp L. Eiler 3.0 2 3 3 2 1 29 games. Keith Brown, of T. Hawk 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 At the CWS, the Trojans easily won their Bill Bumstead, rhp W - Bordley (12-2) L - Dean (8-4) fi rst three games by beat ing Mi ami (Fla.), 9-3; Dan Burns, 1b WP - Eiler Mich i gan, 11-3; and Arizona State, 5-2. T - 2:32 A - 12,172 Jim Connor, ut It required a late-inning comeback to hold , 3b Record: 54-9, 15-3 off North Carolina in a 3-2 victory. Down 2-0 Larry Fobbs, 2b F14 at Pepperdine L 0-3 A15 * Stanford W 8-3 heading into the eighth inning, the Trojans Brian Hayes, lhp F18 at Cal State Fullerton (10) W 10-9 A18 Pepperdine W 10-2 scored twice in the top of the eighth and got Tom Hicks, c F20 Cal State Fullerton W 9-6 A20 * UCLA (10) W 6-5 the game-winner in the top of the ninth as Dave Hodgins, c F24 at Long Beach State W 23-8 A21 * at UCLA W 5-4 centerfi elder John Wells’ sacrifi ce fl y scored , 1b F25 St. Mary’s W 9-2 A22 * UCLA W 7-3 second baseman Larry Fobbs. Tom Marchica, lhp F25 St. Mary’s W 8-0 A24 Long Beach State W 12-1 Once again the Trojans beat Arizona M4 at Arizona State L 9-13 A27 * California W 11-2 Ernie Mauritson, rhp State in the CWS fi nal, 10-3, as fi rst baseman M4 at Arizona State L 7-13 A28 * California W 14-3 Jim McDowell, if Dave Hostetler hit a third-inning homer that M7 Pepperdine W 7-0 A29 * California W 11-2 Anthony Munoz, rhp proved to be the game-winner. Hostetler and M10 Chapman W 10-0 A30 * California W 7-2 Frank Pennachio, 2b M11 UC Irvine L 2-8 M1 Cal Poly Pomona W 11-5 outfi elder each had three hits for Gerald Price, 2b M11 UC Irvine W 8-0 M2 Loyola Marymount W 15-2 USC. The Trojans took a 10-0 lead and Bill Spiro Psaltis, lhp M14 Cal State Dominguez Hills W 8-1 M5 * at Stanford W 17-7 Bordley didn’t allow a run for the fi rst seven Mark Rhodes, of M16 Cal State Los Angeles W 14-4 M6 * at Stanford W 4-3 innings. Jeff Schattinger, rhp M17 at Cal State Los Angeles W 10-1 M7 * at Stanford W 12-6 Rod Boxberger was named tournament Larry Simpson, rhp M18 Cal State Los Angeles W 3-2 M9 UC Santa Barbara L 4-6 MVP. Bob Skube, of M19 at Houston W 13-1 M11 * at UCLA W 1-0 Previously, USC’s two-game sweep of Chris Smith, of M20 at Houston W 10-4 M12 * UCLA W 7-6 Wash ing ton State in the Pac-8 Championships M21 at Texas A&M W 5-2 M13 * at UCLA L 8-9 John Stevenson, if extend ed USC’s conference tourna ment M22 at Texas A&M W 8-5 M20 ^ Washington State W 3-2 Doug Stokke, ss winning streak to 13 games. The Trojans then M24 Eastern (n) W 5-2 M21 ^ Washington State W 5-4 Tim Tolman, of went 3-0 in the NCAA West Region al at Dedeaux M24 at Texas W 8-2 M26 # Arizona W 3-2 Dave Van Gorder, c M25 at Texas W 3-2 M27 # Cal State Fullerton (11) W 3-2 Field with two wins over Ari zo na and a victory John Wells, of M25 at Texas L 2-3 M28 # Arizona W 2-1 over Cal State Fuller ton, all by one-run margins. Jeff Wick, lhp M28 Cal Lutheran W 2-1 J2 + Miami W 9-3 Bordley (12-2) and Boxberger (12-1) were Stan Williams, rhp M31 Arizona State W 11-0 J4 + Michigan W 11-3 two of four Tro jans — including Brian Hayes Paul Ziegler, of A1 Arizona State W 11-6 J6 + Arizona State W 5-2 (11-2) and Ernie Mauritson (11-0) — with at A2 Arizona State W 10-1 J7 + North Carolina W 3-2 least 11 wins, making NCAA history. Bordley A5 Cal State Northridge W 12-1 J8 + Arizona State W 10-3 started the 1978 season 6-0, giving him wins A8 * at California L 13-14 in 20 straight decisions. The pitching staff A8 * at California W 6-2 * Pac-8 Southern Division game registered a 2.63 ERA for the season. A9 at Santa Clara W 7-2 ^ Pac-8 Championship at Pullman, Wash. A13 * Stanford W 7-0 # District 8 Playoff s at USC A14 * Stanford L 2-3 + College World Series at Omaha, Neb. 1998 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

National Championship - June 6, 1998 USC 21 Arizona State 14 Player AB R H RBI Player AB R H RBI W. Rachels, 2b 7 3 5 7 W. Bloomquist, 2b 6 0 1 0 G. Hanoian, lf 2 1 0 0 R. Arguelles, cf 5 2 1 2 R. Perry, Jr., pr/cf 1 0 1 0 M. Moreno, rf 6 2 2 1 R. Gorr, 1b 5 3 2 5 A. Beinbrink, 3b 2 2 1 3 E. Munson, c 6 1 2 0 J. Phelps, 1b 4 1 2 2 M. Ensberg, 3b 4 3 2 1 D. Delucchi, lf 5 1 1 1 B. Ticehurst, rf 5 2 1 2 C. Myers, dh 5 3 4 1 J. Lane, dh/p 6 2 3 4 G. Halvorson, c 5 2 3 0 J. Freitas, cf/lf 6 3 5 1 M. Collins, ss 3 1 1 4 J. DePippo, pr/lf 0 0 0 0 R. Mills, ss 3 1 1 4 S. Davidson, ss 4 3 2 0

Totals 46 21 23 20 Totals 41 14 16 14

USC 351 002 325 - 21 23 1 Arizona State 050 300 510 - 14 16 0

The 12th and most recent title came in Roster E - Davidson 1998, as the Trojans put together an amazing DP - Arizona State 2. LOB - USC 7, Arizona State 8 run at the College World Series. It was the 50th 2B - Rachels, Ensberg, Lane, Freitas, Moreno anniversary of USC’s fi rst-ever baseball crown. Carlos Casillas, 1b HR - Rachels, Gorr 2, Ticehurst, Lane, Beinbrink, Phelps, Myers, Collins For the fourth time, USC was able to Oscar Casillas, ut SB - Ensberg, Freitas, Davidson, Moreno overcome an opening-round loss (12-10 to SH - Hanoian, Collins 2. SF - Gorr, Beinbrink Dominic Correa, if two-time defending champion LSU) to claim the title. Rik Currier, rhp USC IP H R ER BB SO Arizona State IP H R ER BB SO USC needed four wins in the next fi ve days Seth Davidson, ss R. Currier 1.1 5 5 5 1 3 R. Mills 1.0 6 6 6 1 1 J. Lane 2.1 4 3 0 2 1 A. Kramer 5.0 6 5 5 0 1 to reach the fi nal. First, USC beat Florida, 12- Jeff DiPippo, c/of 10, in 11 innings. Rik Currier then shut down S. Immel 3.0 4 4 4 2 1 C. Pennington 1.1 5 5 5 3 1 Don DiDomizio, lhp M. Weibling 0.2 3 2 2 0 1 P. Lowery 1.0 4 4 4 2 0 Mississppi State, 7-1, as he struck out 12 in eight J. Krawczyk 1.2 0 0 0 0 1 C. Crumpton 0.2 2 1 1 0 0 innings. , if , rhp The Trojans then had to beat LSU twice W - Lane (9-2) L - Mills (8-4) S - Krawczyk (23). in two days, and righthanders Seth Etherton Tanner Eriksen, rhp PB - Halvorson 2. and Mike Penney were up to the task, as they Ronald Flores, lhp HBP - by Kramer (Ensberg). pitched USC to 5-4 and 7-3 wins, respectively. Jeremy Freitas, of T - 3:59 A - 24,456 USC faced a familiar foe in the title game: Arizona State. For the fourth time, the two Robb Gorr, 1b teams met in the fi nal, and for the fourth time, Greg Hanoian, of Record: 49-17, 21-9 the Trojans came away victorious in a 21-14 Marco Hernandez, rhp J30 Long Beach State W 16-4 A10 * at Arizona State L 5-7 slugfest. Steve Immel, rhp Robb Gorr opened the fi rst with a three- F1 Long Beach State W 9-5 A11 * at Arizona State L 4-24 run shot to left and the Trojans opened an Craig Jones, rhp F7 Texas W 5-3 A14 at Loyola Marymount L 6-12 8-0 lead in the second on a three-run homer Ray Kasper, ut F7 Texas L 5-6 A17 * California W 10-0 by second baseman and Gorr's Shaun Kramer, rhp F8 Texas L 7-15 A18 * California W 14-13 F10 at Long Beach State W 12-3 A19 * California W 5-2 second homer of the game with a solo shot. Jack Krawczyk, rhp The Sun Devils, though, answered with fi ve in F13 North Carolina (n) W 10-0 A21 at San Diego State W 9-4 Peter Krogh, rhp the bottom of the inning, including a grand F14 North Carolina (n) W 16-9 A24 * at UCLA W 14-6 slam by shortstop Michael Collins. USC held Jason Lane, lhp/of F15 North Carolina (n) W 10-2 A25 * UCLA L 17-18 off Arizona State throughout the game and Raul Lepe, rhp F18 at Cal State Fullerton W 3-2 A26 * at UCLA W 17-12 F20 * Arizona W 10-3 A28 San Diego State W 17-10 led, 11-8, in the seventh before one of the most Mike McHargue, c F21 * Arizona W 4-1 A29 UC Santa Barbara W 9-8 dramatic moments in CWS history. Brandon Mugavero, ut With the bases loaded and two outs, Head F22 * Arizona L 2-3 M9 * at Stanford L 2-4 Coach Mike Gillespie called for a triple steal as , c F25 at Pepperdine (11) W 5-2 M10 * at Stanford W 5-2 Morgan Ensberg stole home. Rachels followed Bill Peavey, 1b F27 * UCLA W 6-1 M11 * at Stanford W 5-1 with a two-run single to give the Trojans a six- Mike Penney, rhp F28 * at UCLA W 10-9 M15 at Portland State W 10-2 M1 * UCLA L 7-12 M15 at Portland State L 6-7 run lead. Arizona State scored fi ve runs in the Rod Perry, Jr., of seventh, but the Trojans put the game away in M3 at UC Santa Barbara W 15-8 M21 # Fordham W 10-6 Josh Persell, ut the ninth on a over the center-fi eld M6 Oregon State W 9-0 M22 # Virginia Commonwealth L 4-14 wall by Jason Lane in the Wes Rachels, 2b M7 Oregon State W 7-4 M23 # Clemson W 8-5 ninth. Jason Saenz, lhp M8 Oregon State L 6-13 M23 # South Alabama W 3-2 M14 * Arizona State W 7-6 M24 # South Alabama W 4-3 Lane set CWS records for hits (15) and Kevin Schultz, if M14 * Arizona State W 13-5 M30 + LSU L 10-12 total bases (31). Wes Rachels, the CWS Most Josh Self, ut Out stand ing Player, went 5-for-7 with a M15 * Arizona State W 6-3 J1 + Florida (11) W 12-10 champi on ship-game record seven RBI. Jack Chris Tessman, lhp M17 Loyola Marymount W 6-4 J2 + Mississippi State W 7-1 Krawczyk pitched the fi nal 1 2/3 innings to earn Brad Ticehurst, of M20 * at Arizona W 6-4 J4 + LSU W 5-4 a save and set NCAA single-season and career Josh Townsend, c M21 * at Arizona W 7-6 J5 + LSU W 7-3 M22 * at Arizona W 10-6 J6 + Arizona State W 21-14 records. Brian Vieira, rhp "I was proud of our guys," said Gillespie. M24 Pepperdine W 11-1 Mike Weibling, rhp "We couldn't allow ourselves a week ago to M27 * at California W 10-6 * Pac-10 Southern Division game think that we would be playing for the national Taiki Yamaoka, rhp M28 * at California (10) W 7-6 # East Regional at Clemson, S.C. championship. This achievement for me goes M29 * at California W 8-1 + College World Series at Omaha, Neb. beyond my ability to describe it." A1 Cal State Fullerton L 4-7 At the NCAA East Regional, the Trojans also A3 * Stanford L 0-1 had to come back from an early loss, but they A5 * Stanford L 6-7 won their fi nal three games in a two-day period. A5 * Stanford W 7-4 A6 Hawaii Hilo W 12-3 A9 * at Arizona State L 3-18 TROJAN BASEBALL HERITAGE

The 1907 (left) and 19200 (right)( iht)t) USC baseballb b teamst Th e Early Years The 1921 team was co-coached by 1999 season. Then, the three remaining Northern USC played its fi rst baseball game on Nov. Henderson and Willis O. Hunter, and was also very Divi sion schools (Oregon State, Washing ton and 23, 1889, losing to a club team called Bonny Brae, successful: 9-3 overall, 6-1 against col leg . Washington State) joined with the South’s six 13-10, on a campus fi eld. Records don’t indicate Records don’t indicate who coached the 1922 schools to form one single division. another game until Feb. 20, 1892, when USC had a squad, but former major leaguer George Wheeler In 2007, Oregon reinstated its program as 14-13 win over Woodbury Business College on its returned to coach USC in 1923 after previously the Pac-10 Conference will have a full 10-team way to an undefeated (5-0-1) season. There were doing so in 1914. alignment starting in the 2009 season. The about 20 play ers on the USC squad that year. The rest of the 1920s belonged to Hall of conference expanded in the summer of 2011 with The 1893 season began prior to the calen dar Famer Sam “Wa hoo” Crawford (who still holds the newly-named Pac-12 Conference adding Utah year with a 13-0 victory over Monte on Oct. 29, the career record with for baseball (Colorado does not sponsor baseball). 1892. Ten games were played that season. 309 triples), who brought USC to promi nence. Records show USC playing only a combined Crawford was instrumental in creating the fi rst Th e Head Coaches total of three games over the next four years. The baseball conference for USC to compete in with USC has an unprecedented tradition of program regrouped in 1898, going 8-3, with L.W. the creation of the CIBA in 1927. coach ing excellence in baseball, high light ed by Umsted serving as manager and catcher. Rod Dedeaux, one of the winningest base ball The program wavered without dis tinc tion Th e Leagues/Conferences coaches in NCAA histo ry. Only six other men have again until 1902 when Hall of Fame pitcher Rube USC’s fi rst participation in league play was in had the distinction of being a USC head baseball Waddell, who starred for the Phil a del phia Ath let ics the California Inter col le giate Baseball Asso ci a tion coach since 1924. and three other teams, directed the team in early- (CIBA), originated in 1927. USC was one of fi ve season train ing. founding members, in clud ing Cal i for nia, St. Mary’s, Th e Pre- Era USC played a limited number of games each Santa Clara and Stanford. Prior to the advent of (1889-1923) season thereafter until 1905, when a 12-game the CIBA, USC, Cal and Stanford shared a loose USC’s fi rst full-time head baseball coach was sched ule was played (there was rarely a season alliance in 1923-24 and 1926. in 1908. He led Troy to a 17-2 mark with fewer than 10 games after that). USC played The CIBA ran from 1927-66, plus a brief return for the season. Holm es also coached the Trojan its fi rst in ter na tion al game, losing to Waseda of in 1976. USC and Cal were the only teams to footballers from 1904-07. Japan, 13-6. partic i pate in each of the years that the confer ence The next USC team with an offi cial head Offi cial statistics were fi rst kept in 1906, when was in exist ence. In addition to the original coach was the 1911 squad. Curtiss Bernard, a shortstop and captain Walter Bridewell hit .461. members, other participants in the CIBA in its professional player for the Pa cifi c Coast League’s Harvey Holmes is credited with being USC’s fi rst 40 years were Loyola Marymount, Oc ci den tal, , led the Trojans to a 10-3 mark. fi rst baseball coach, leading his team to a 17-2 Pepperdine, UCLA, University of San Francisco and Another PCL player, Len Burrell of the Vernon club, mark in 1908. Whittier. In 1943, the CIBA was divided into two took over the following season. On May 24, 1913, USC baseball was abol ished divi sions as USC played with fi ve other teams in George Wheeler, who played for the Na tion al in order to focus all springtime ath let ic pursuits the Southern Division. League’s Phila del phia Phillies in the 1890s, on the track and fi eld team. In 1967, USC joined the Athletic Asso ci a tion coached USC in 1914 and again in 1923. Wheel er From 1914-17, the university’s law school of Western Uni ver si ties, along with Cal, Oregon, did an amazing job in 1914 when he led the School team represented Troy on the baseball fi eld, Ore gon State, Stanford, UCLA, Washing ton and of Law team (the only Trojan base ball team at that with the squad open to non-law students the last Wash ing ton State. The AAWU changed its name time) to an 8-2 record. two years. The 1914 all-law school team played to the Pa cifi c-8 Confer ence in 1968. The Pac-8 , the Trojan head football coach in surpris ing ly well, going 8-2 overall and 4-1 against was divided into Northern and Southern di vi sions 1914-15, took command of the baseball program college teams. in 1970, with USC, Cal, Stanford and UCLA in the in 1915. Students organized one USC base ball game lat ter. Charles “Pat” Millikan was head coach in 1916. in 1918, a 3-2 loss to Union Oil on March 24, but The brief reformation of the CIBA in 1976 In 1917, Phil Koerner, a fi rst baseman for the Los other than that base ball was not played in 1918-19 included the four Pac-8 Southern Di vi sion teams Angeles Angels, was named USC’s head coach, due to World War I. and UC Santa Barbara. In 1977, the Pac-8 South ern but he was traded to San Francisco by the Angels Baseball was brought back as a full-fl edged Di vi sion was restored in its original form. mid way through the sea son. So, with Koerner out uni ver si ty sport in 1920 with famed football coach In 1979, Arizona and Arizona State joined of Southern Cal i for nia, Millikan re as sumed control Elmer “Gloomy Gus” Henderson lead ing the squad the four California Pac-8 schools in the Pac-10 for the re main der of the season. to a 9-4-1 record (4-1-1 versus col lege teams). Southern Division, which re mained intact until the When Trojan baseball got back in gear in TROJAN BASEBALL HERITAGE

seasons. The duo led USC to CIBA cham pi on ships in fi ve of the six years, including 1948, a signifi cant mile stone year for the Trojan pro gram. Not only did USC get its fi rst 40-win season, but it also won its fi rst national cham pi on ship. The national champion Trojans were 26-4 against college com pe ti tion, going 2-1 against Yale in the fi nal three games of the College World Series. The fi nal marks for the Barry-Dedeaux tan dem were 170-70-3 overall (110-28 against college foes and 67-18 in CIBA games).

Th e Rod Dedeaux Era SSamam CrawfordCrawford (1943-45, 1951-86) When Barry joined the Navy in 1942 for World War II, Dedeaux was left as the sole head 1920 following the end of World War I, Elmer coach for the next three years and he made good “Gloomy Gus” Henderson became the head coach. on the op por tu ni ty, fi nishing second in the CIBA Henderson is probably best re mem bered for be ing RRodod DDedeauxedeaux every year. Dedeaux’s best work was ahead of him, the winningest football coach in USC history, losing though. Barry returned to his rank of co-head only six games in six seasons (1919-24). He was to earn the victory in the national cham pi on ship coach in 1946, until he passed away in the fall of also suc cess ful on the base ball diamond as the game with an 8-7 win in 12 innings against 1950. 1920 team went 9-4-1. Henderson co-coached Missouri. The Trojans forced the title game after The Trojans made their fi rst venture to the the baseball squad with Willis O. Hunter in 1921. defeating Missouri earlier, 7-0. Mike Blewitt hit an College World Series in 1948, utilizing a 16-game RBI single to right fi eld in the bottom of the 12th, winning streak which included being crowned Th e Sam Crawford Era (1924-29) scoring Rex Johnston from third with two outs for CIBA co-champions. USC defeated Yale in the fi rst Crawford led USC for six years as Troy began the victory. game of the CWS, 3-1, before Yale (with former a steady climb toward prom i nence. He actively In 1961, the Trojans capped their President George W. Bush as the fi rst baseman) sought to enlarge the schedule and im prove it con fer ence streak with the school's third national snapped Troy's streak with an 8-3 victory. USC through tougher competition. He was a key force championship. USC went 5-0 in the College World rallied to win their fi rst national championship in the devel op ment of the California Inter col le giate Series, becoming only the fi fth team in 15 years to with a decisive 9-2 win against Yale, fi nishing the Baseball Asso ci a tion in 1927. He had three seasons go undefeated. In the second meeting of the CWS season with a 26-4 record. of double-digit wins and led USC to a second-place against Boston College, the Trojans rallied from a Another CIBA championship and trip to the fi nish in the CIBA’s initial cam paign. Crawford was 3-0 defi cit to force the game into extra innings. College World Series helped the 1949 squad, which 59-46-3 in all games, 55-33 against other col lege Three straight singles by Tom Satriano, Art Ersepke fi nished with a 23-6 overall record. teams and 19-19 in CIBA games. and Larry Himes produced the game-winning run In the next 11 years with Dedeaux at the in the 10th, send ing the Trojans to the national helm, USC began an incredible streak where the Th e Sam Barry Era (1930-41) championship. Trojans won nine CIBA championships and two Barry took the baton from Crawford in full A rain delay forced Oklahoma State and USC CIBA co-championships. The 1951 and 1955 stride. His fi rst USC team went 25-5-1 overall, 15- to wait before playing the title game, but it was squads reached the College World Series, but it 2-1 in college games and 11-2 in the CIBA to take future head coach Mike Gillespie who helped was the 1958 squad that put another national the league title. He ended up with fi ve CIBA crowns bring home the title for the Trojans. In the eighth, championship trophy in USC's hands. (including two ties). Barry posted fi ve seasons of Gillespie, who started the game in left fi eld, The 1958 Trojans went 28-3 and won the 20-plus wins. His career marks: 219-89-3 against all doubled to left-center and scored on a single by CWS in remarkable fashion after losing their fi rst com pe ti tion, 133-54-2 ver sus college op po nents Ersepke in the 1-0 victory over the Cowboys. Jim game, 3-0, against Holy Cross as Bill Thom took the and 112-52 in con fer ence games. Withers threw the shutout, al low ing only four hits loss in his fi rst start of the series. Thom, however, and striking out 13 to improve his record to 12-1 would play an important role in the Trojans' title Th e Barry-Dedeaux Era (1942, 1946-50) on the season. hopes. USC would battle and win its next fi ve In a unique situation, Barry and Dedeaux The 1963 national championship found the straight games to win the cham pion ship. were co-head coaches for six very successful Trojans rallying from an opening-round loss to Thom threw 4 1/3 scoreless innings in relief win fi ve straight games, having to beat Ari zo na twice to win it all. Walt Peterson threw a while Bud Hollowell and Gary Holman hit 400-foot homers for the 5-2 victory for the national championship. Hollowell hit four home runs in the fi nal four games to earn CWS MVP honors. The team was also one of the youngest Trojan national championship squads with a starting lineup that featured seven soph omores. USC was 17-3 in the CIBA in 1964 and fi nished fourth in the College World Series. The next season was a rebuild ing year, but the Trojans still went 30-15-1. In the summer of 1965, the Trojans played a RRodod DDedeauxedeaux aandnd SSamam BBarryarry "barnstorming" tour that featured stops to Alaska TROJAN BASEBALL HERITAGE

bottombotttomttoomm of ththee1e 115th5th wiwitht the bases loaded for the 2-1 win. PitcherPitcher Jim BBarr threw eight scoreless innings of relief, allowallowingi only three hits. DedeauxDedeaux wonwon sixsi NCAA crowns be tween 1968-78, in clud inging fi veve in a row from 1970-74. The “worst”“worst” year in thatthat spaspan came in 1969 when USC went 13-8 in league playpl to fi nish third. The best seaseason, arguably, arguably, waswas 1971: the Trojans won all 17 of their conferenceconference games, went 54-13 overall TheTh 19196868 USC IInInfififie e ldld:eld:Bi Billll SiSei Seinsothnsothh (B(1B (1B),)), PPtPat PatHHa Harrisonrriison ((2 (2B),B)B), andand took the CWS cchamha pi on ship (losing only to Chuck RamshawRamshaw (SS)(SS) and Ron Drake (3B(3B)) SouthernSouthern Illinois, whomwhom they re bound ed to beat laterlater in the series). UUSCS was perfect in CWS play in 1961968,8, 1971972,2, 19719733a andnd 1978, going 5-0 each year. andd Hawaii. Theh Trojans were theh fi rst collegiatell One of the greatest hitters in USC his to ry, team to be invited to play in the eight-game Steve Kemp, batted .435 in the 1975 season and Midnight Sun series with the Alaska Goldpanners. fi nished with a school career mark of .397. Kemp The series was climaxed with the Midnight Sun was drafted No. 1 overall by the in game that started at 10:30 p.m. and was completed the 1976 . without the aid of artifi cial light. The 1973 national title produced one of the USC returned to Omaha in 1966, fi nishing greatest CWS moments for the Trojans. Down 7-0 third in the CWS. The Trojans again “struggled” In MMarkark McGwireMcGwire in the bottom of the ninth against Minnesota, the 1967, fi n ish ing third in the CIBA and going 38-13-2 Trojans sent 11 men to the plate and scored eight over all. He was also a pitcher and actually put up better runs against future Hall of Famer Dave Winfi eld Dedeaux’s greatest years were still to numbers than Johnson. Johnson played for Troy to cap a remarkable 8-7 victory. Future major come, beginning in 1968 with another na tion al from 1983-85 and went on to win fi ve leaguers Fred Lynn, Roy Smalley and Rich Dauer cham pi on ship. During the 1968 Col lege World Awards. contributed to the championship. Series, the Trojans used "little ball" as the team When Dedeaux stopped coaching after The incredible streak of fi ve straight nation al hit a combined .221 and registered wins by either the 1986 season to become USC’s Director of titles concluded with the 1974 squad, the same one or two runs. Bill Seinsoth earned MVP honors, Baseball, he left behind a record that may never year the Trojans played their fi rst game at Dedeaux hitting a two-run homer in the champi on ship be surpassed. He had winning sea sons in 41 of Field. John Racanelli and George Milke combined game against Southern Illi nois to tie the game at his 45 years — in one stretch, USC went 37 years to strike out 10 Hurricanes in the national title 2-2 in the fourth. Down 3-2 in the bottom of the without a losing cam paign. His 1,332 wins (with game as USC defeated Miami, 7-3. Dauer set an ninth, pinch-hitter Pat Kuehner hit a two-run triple only 571 losses and 11 ties) were more than any NCAA record in the tourna ment with his 102nd hit with two strikes to give Troy its fi fth national title. other Divi sion I coach in history until Texas’ Cliff and fi nished the season with three NCAA season The following year, USC went 13-8 to fi nish Gustafson eclipsed the mark in 1994. Dedeaux was records: hits (108), total bases (181) and RBI (92). a part of 11 Trojan national cham pi on ships (he had After starting 10 of his own and co-coached with Barry on the the 1978 season with a other). He devel oped many future profes sion als, 7-4 mark, the Trojans went in clud ing Rich Dauer, Ron Fairly, Dave Kingman, on a torrid pace en route Fred Lynn, Mark McGwire, Tom Seaver, Roy Smalley to their 11th national title and Randy Johnson. and seventh in 11 years. USC used a 47-5 streak Th e Mike Gillespie Era (1987-2006) to fi nish the season with After winning 72 percent of his games as head the nation's best record coach of College of the Canyons (a commu ni ty at 54-9. The 54 victories college in Valencia, Calif.), Gillespie returned to his are still a school record alma mater, where he had played for Dedeaux from RRodod DDedeauxedeaux ((middle)middle) aatt aann aalumnilumni ggameame wwithith ((leftleft toto right):right): and the pitching staff set 1960-62. He brought a new style of Trojan base ball, SSteveteve Kemp,Kemp, RRoyoy SSmalley,malley, FFredred LLynnynn aandnd DDaveave KKingmaningman an NCAA record with four based on sound ex e cu tion of the fun da men tals third in league play before starting a run not likely pitchers (Bill Bordley, Rod Boxberger, Brian Hayes and an aggres sive ness geared towards pressuring to be seen for a long time in college baseball. and Ernie Mauritson) recording at least 11 victories oppo nents. The Trojans rattled off five straight national on the season. It would not be until 1991 when Gillespie championships from 1970-74. During the run from 1968-78, the Trojans would lead the Trojans to their fi rst con fer ence The 1970 College World Series opened with a recorded 40 or more wins in a season nine times. title in 13 years. That year, the Trojans went 4-1 loss to Ohio, giving the Trojans an opportunity Near the end of his career, Dedeaux pilot ed 46-17-1, but fell to Hawaii at home in the NCAA to once again winning the cham pi on ship from USC to sec ond-place Pac-10 South ern Division Regional. USC reached the 1993 and 1994 NCAA the losers' bracket. After two straight wins, USC fi n ish es in 1983 and 1984. Regional, but it was the 1995 season when the staved off elimination in dramatic fashion against Dedeaux would also have the honor of Trojans made their trium phant return to Omaha Texas. Down 7-1, the Trojans scored six runs in coaching two future Hall of Famers and easily the and the College World Series. After losing the fi rst the seventh and defeated the Longhorns, 8-7, two most recognizable Trojans: Mark McGwire and game, the Tro jans made another charge with four in 14 innings. With three teams tied at 3-1, USC Randy Johnson. straight wins before falling to Cal State Fullerton won a coin fl ip to earn a bye to the championship McGwire, who broke ' single in the national cham pi on ship game, 11-5. game and faced Florida State. Second baseman season home run record with 70 home runs in In 1998, the Trojans beat South Alabama Frank Alfano singled home the winning run in the 1998, set the school and Pac-10 single season twice at the NCAA Regional to advance to the record with 32 home runs for the Trojans in 1984. College World Series. LSU defeated USC, 12-10, TROJAN BASEBALL HERITAGE

When base ball returned to the Olym pics 20 years later, it was again Dedeaux that man aged the U.S. team, leading the 1984 USA squad to a silver medal as a demon stra tion sport here at the Los Angeles Games. One of Dedeaux’s as sis tants was Art Mazmanian, an All-American at USC in 1948 and the head coach at Mt. San Antonio College. Two USC baseball play ers were key members of the team: pitcher Sid Akins and fi rst baseman Mark McGwire. Akins appeared in two games as a , allowing no runs and one hit in 2 1/3 innings. McGwire started at fi rst base, and though he hit just .190 (4-for-21) in the Olympics, he batted .391 with 26 RBI in 30 games in the pre-Olympic RRodod DDedeauxedeaux passespasses thethe torchtorch ttoo tour. MMikeike GillespieGillespie inin 19871987 USC infi elder was on the USA’s JJacqueacque JJonesones aass a mmemberember ooff tthehe gold-medal 11996996 UU.S..S. OOlympiclympic TeamTeam winning team in the 1988 Seoul Games, the only gold medal won by the U.S. until the 2000 Olym pics. It was once again a dem on stra tion in the fi rst game of the CWS, but the Trojans used sport, howev er. Barberie came off the bench to their Omaha magic with fi ve straight wins for play in four of the USA’s fi ve games and was hitless the school's 12th national championship. USC in two at-bats. defeated Arizona State, 21-14, in a wild national The 1992 Barcelona Games, the fi rst time that title game that in clud ed Morgan Ensberg stealing baseball was an offi cial Olympic sport, marked home in a pivotal moment. the only time in the past four Olympics that the Seth Etherton set a school and Pac-10 record U.S. failed to medal — and it was the only time by striking out 182 batters that season and Jack no Tro jans appeared on the roster. Krawczyk posted NCAA marks for saves in a season Jacque Jones continued the USC-USA (23) and career (49). con nec tion at the 1996 Atlanta Games. Jones, The 2000 and 2001 squads made back-to- an out fi elder, was one of the top players for the back appearances in the College World Series and U.S.’s bronze-medal winning team. In 37 games witnessed a special season when swept (including the pre-Olympic tour), Jones hit .404 every national player of the year award, including with a team-leading 61 hits, and knocked 15 home the , in 2001. Prior went 15-1 runs and 49 RBI. He ranked among the team’s top with a 1.69 ERA, break ing Etherton's school record three in nine off ensive cat e go ries. with 202 on the season. Prior was drafted At Atlanta, Jones was second on the team No. 2 overall by the Cubs and became an with a .433 av er age (13-for-30), and led the USA instant sensation in the Windy City when he made with fi ve home runs (tied with War ren Mor ris) and his major league debut in 2002. 13 RBI. The 2005 squad was one win away from another trip to Omaha after a wild series at Oregon JJasonason LLaneane hhitsits a ggrandrand sslamlam iinn tthehe 11998998 nnationalational State. The Trojans made their fi fth NCAA Super cchampionshiphampionship ggameame aagainstgainst AArizonarizona SStatetate Regional appearance in seven years. The 2006 season represented Gillespie's 20th and fi nal season at USC as he retired from college baseball. Gillespie registered fi ve Pac-10 titles and made trips to the NCAA playoff s in 15 of 20 years with his eff orts helping to restore the luster and tradition of USC baseball. 28 former Trojans under Gillespie have gone on to play in the major leagues, including , Prior, Ensberg, , Jacque Jones, , and .

USC and the Olympics The asso ci a tion between USC and Olympic baseball in the United States started back in 1964 when legendary Trojan coach Rod Dedeaux took a RRodod DDedeauxedeaux sservederved aass hheadead ccoachoach fforor tthehe 11984984 UU.S..S. OOlympiclympic TTeam.eam. DDedeauxedeaux group of U.S. players to the Far East for a tour, and iiss vviewediewed bbyy mmanyany aass a ppioneerioneer iinn tthehe iinternationalnternational bbaseballaseball ccommunityommunity aafterfter then to the Tokyo Games for an exhi bi tion game ttakingaking hhisis UUSCSC ssquadsquads ttoo tthehe FFarar EEastast dduringuring tthehe 11950s950s aandnd 11960s.960s. HHee aalsolso helpedhelped against a Jap a nese team. The U.S. won, 6-2. sstarttart thethe USA-JapanUSA-Japan SSerieseries iinn 11972.972. ALL˨AMERICANS

1947 (of) ABCA 2nd team 1974 Rich Dauer (3b) ABCA 1st team 1948 Wally Hood (p) ABCA 1st team TSN 1st team Art Mazmanian (2b) ABCA 1st team 1975 Steve Kemp (of) ABCA 1st team Henry Workman (of) ABCA 1st team TSN 1st team 1949 Jim Brideweser (ss) ABCA 1st team 1977 Bill Bordley (p) ABCA 1st team Art Mazmanian (2b) ABCA 2nd team TSN 1st team 1950 Jay Roundy (of) ABCA 1st team Dave Hostetler (1b) TSN 1st team 1951 Jay Roundy (of) ABCA 1st team 1978 Bill Bordley (p) ABCA 1st team 1952 Hal Charnofsky (ss) ABCA 1st team TSN 1st team Tom Lovrich (p) ABCA 2nd team Rod Boxberger (p) ABCA 1st team AArtrt MMazmanianazmanian OOscarscar BrownBrown 1953 Ed Simpson (1b) ABCA 1st team TSN 1st team 1955 Gerry Mason (of) ABCA 2nd team Dave Hostetler (1b) TSN 2nd team John Garten (c) ABCA 3rd team Tim Tolman (of) ABCA 2nd team 1956 (1b) ABCA 1st team Dave Van Gorder (c) ABCA 1st team Bud Pritchard (2b) ABCA 3rd team TSN 1st team 1957 Bill Olson (cf) ABCA 1st team 1981 Dan Davidsmeier (ss) ABCA 1st team Tom Shollin (if) ABCA 3rd team Dave Leeper (of) TSN 1st team 1958 Mike Castanon (2b) ABCA 3rd team 1984 Mark McGwire (1b) ABCA 1st team Jerry Siegert (of) ABCA 1st team TSN 1st team 1959 Ken Guff ey (1b) ABCA 3rd team 1987 Brian Nichols (p) BA 3rd team Bill Thom (p) ABCA 1st team 1988 Jim Campanis (c) BA 1st team DDaveave KKingmaningman SSteveteve BBusbyusby Johnny Werhas (3b) ABCA 1st team 1990 Randy Powers (p) ABCA 3rd team 1960 Bruce Gardner (p) ABCA 1st team BA 2nd team Bill Heath (c) ABCA 2nd team 1991 Brett Jenkins (2b) BA 3rd team Tom Satriano (3b) ABCA 2nd team Jackie Nickell (p) CB 2nd team 1961 Larry Himes (c) ABCA 2nd team Mark Smith (of) BA 1st team Willie Ryan (1b) ABCA 1st team CB 1st team 1963 Walt Peterson (p) ABCA 2nd team ABCA 2nd team 1964 Bud Hollowell (c) ABCA 2nd team 1992 Bobby Hughes (c) BA 2nd team Walt Peterson (p) ABCA 1st team 1993 Gabe Alvarez (ss) BA 2nd team TSN 1st team NCBWA 3rd team Gary Sutherland (ss) ABCA 3rd team Casey Burrill (c) NCBWA 1st team 1966 Oscar Brown (of) TSN 2nd team BA 2nd team RRoyoy SSmalleymalley SSteveteve KempKemp Steve Sogge (c) TSN 2nd team CB 2nd team John Stewart (p) ABCA 2nd team Dan Hubbs (p) TSN 1st team 1967 Pat Harrison (2b) ABCA 1st team CB 2nd team TSN 1st team NCBWA 2nd team 1968 Pat Harrison (2b) ABCA 1st team BA 3rd team TSN 1st team 1994 Gabe Alvarez (ss) NCBWA 1st team Bill Seinsoth (1b) ABCA 1st team Aaron Boone (3b) NCBWA 2nd team TSN 1st team Randy Flores (p) ABCA 2nd team 1970 Dave Kingman (of) TSN 1st team NCBWA 2nd team Cal Meier (ss) ABCA 2nd team BA 3rd team Brent Strom (p) ABCA 1st team CB 3rd team BBillill BordleyBordley RRodod BBoxbergeroxberger TSN 1st team Geoff Jenkins (of) NCBWA 2nd team 1971 Steve Busby (p) ABCA 1st team BA 3rd team 1972 Fred Lynn (of) ABCA 1st team J.P. Roberge (p) NCBWA 3rd team TSN 1st team 1973 Randy Scarbery (p) ABCA 2nd team TSN 1st team Roy Smalley (ss) ABCA 1st team TSN 1st team

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1995 Gabe Alvarez (ss) ABCA 1st team 2000 Rik Currier (p) BA 2nd team NCBWA 1st team CB 2nd team CB 2nd team TSN 2nd team BA 3rd team NCBWA 3rd team Walter Dawkins (of) NCBWA 2nd team Justin Gemoll (3b) BA 2nd team Randy Flores (p) CB 3rd team CB 3rd team Jason Garner (p) CB 2nd team 2001 Rik Currier (p) TSN 2nd team ABCA 3rd team BA 3rd team Geoff Jenkins (of) BA 1st team CB 3rd team CB 1st team Mark Prior (p) ABCA 1st team CCaseyasey BurrillBurrill DDanan HHubbsubbs NCBWA 1st team BA 1st team ABCA 2nd team CB 1st team Jacque Jones (of) NCBWA 3rd team NCBWA 1st team 1996 Seth Etherton (p) BA 2nd team TSN 1st team CB 2nd team USA 1st team NCBWA 2nd team 2002 Alberto Concepcion (c) CB 2nd team ABCA 3rd team 2003 Anthony Lunetta (ss) CB 3rd team Randy Flores (p) NCBWA 3rd team 2005 Jeff Clement (c) BA 1st team Jeff Inglin (of) ABCA 2nd team CB 1st team NCBWA 2nd team NCBWA 3rd team BA 3rd team USA 1st team Jacque Jones (of) NCBWA 1st team (rhp) BA 1st team GGabeabe AlvarezAlvarez GGeoffeoff JJenkinsenkins Chad Moeller (c) NCBWA 3rd team CB 1st team 1997 Seth Etherton (p) CB 3rd team NCBWA 1st team Eric Munson (c) NCBWA 3rd team 2008 Grant Green (ss) BA 3rd team 1998 Morgan Ensberg (3b) CB 3rd team 2010 Ricky Oropesa (1b) BA 2nd team NCBWA 3rd team 2015 (c) ABCA 1st team Seth Etherton (p) ABCA 1st team BA 1st team BA 1st team d1baseball.com 2nd team CB 1st team 2016 David Oppenheim (dh) BA 3rd team NCBWA 1st team TSN 1st team USA 1st team EEricric MMunsonunson RRikik CurrierCurrier Jack Krawczyk (p) ABCA 1st team Key CB 1st team ABCA = American Baseball Coaches NCBWA 1st team Association TSN 1st team BA = Baseball America USA 1st team CB = Collegiate Baseball BA 2nd team NCBWA = National Collegiate Baseball Eric Munson (c) BA 2nd team Writers Association NCBWA 2nd team TSN = The 1999 Seth Davidson (ss) NCBWA 3rd team USA = USA Today Sports Weekly Eric Munson (c) NCBWA 1st team Jason Lane (of) USA 1st team ABCA 2nd team JJustinustin GGemollemoll AAnthonynthony LunettaLunetta NCBWA 2nd team CB 3rd team Barry Zito (p) ABCA 1st team BA 1st team CB 1st team NCBWA 1st team USA 1st team

JJeffeff ClementClement IIanan KKennedyennedy MISCELLANEOUS HONORS

Th e Sporting News National Freshman of the Year 1997 Eric Munson (c)

Baseball America Freshman All-Americans 1988 1st team: Bret Boone (if); 2nd team: (if) 1989 1st team: Brett Jenkins (if);

2nd team: Mike Robertson (of), Mark Smith (of) EEricric MMunsonunson 1993 1st team: Gabe Alvarez (ss) 1994 1st team: Randy Flores (p), Jacque Jones (of) 1997 1st team: Eric Munson (c) 1998 2nd team: Rik Currier (p), Seth Davidson (ss) 1999 1st team: Beau Craig (c) 2000 2nd team: Anthony Lunetta (2b) 3rd team: Anthony Reyes (p) 2002 1st team: Joey Metropoulos (dh) 2003 1st team: Jeff Clement (c) 2004 1st team: Ian Kennedy (rhp)

Collegiate Baseball National Freshman of the Year 2003 Jeff Clement (c) (co-POY)

Collegiate Baseball Freshman All-Americans 1989 1st team: Brett Jenkins (if) 1993 HM: Gabe Alvarez (if), Geoff Jenkins (of) 1994 1st team: Randy Flores (p) RRandyandy FloresFlores 1997 1st team: Eric Munson (c) 1998 1st team: Rik Currier (p), Seth Davidson (ss) 1999 HM: Beau Craig (c) 2000 1st team: Anthony Lunetta (2b) BBretret BBooneoone 2002 HM: Joey Metropoulos (dh) 2003 1st team: Jeff Clement (c) 2009 Ricky Oropesa (1b)

Th e Sporting News Freshman All-Americans 1998 1st team: Seth Davidson (ss)

Rivals.com Freshman All-Americans 2007 2nd team: Grant Green (ss), (rhp)

Academic All-American Honors 1990 2nd team: John Jackson (of) 1996 All-District VIII: Ryan Stromsborg (if) JJeffeff ClementClement 2002 All-District VIII: Michael Morales (of) 2012 All-District VIII: Kevin Swick (util)

Johnny Bench Award 2005 Jeff Clement 2015 Garrett Stubbs NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE YEAR MARK MCGWIRE

• /Pitcher • Claremont, Calif. (Damien HS) • 1984 National Player of the Year (The Sporting News) • 1984 All-American fi rst team • 1984 Pac-10 Player of the Year (Southern Division) • 1984 All-District 8 fi rst team • 1984 All-Pac-10 fi rst team

McGwire's Career Hitting Statistics YEAR G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB BB SO HBP S-SF SLG OBP AVG 1982 (Fr.) 29 75 14 15 2 0 3 11 1 15 20 3 1-1 .346 .347 .200 1983 (So.) 53 191 46 61 9 0 19 59 4 35 33 2 0-2 .664 .426 .319 1984 (Jr.) 67 248 75 96 20 2 32 80 2 50 33 6 0-1 .879 .498 .387 TOTALS 149 514 135 172 31 2 54 150 7 100 86 11 1-4 .717 .449 .334

McGwire's Career Pitching Statistics YEAR G-GS CG IP H R ER BB SO HB W-L SV ERA 1982 (Fr.) 20-4 0 47.1 48 22 16 29 31 5 4-4 2 3.04 1983 (So.) 8-7 0 35.2 32 18 11 18 26 2 3-1 0 2.78 TOTALS 28-11 0 83.0 80 40 27 47 57 7 7-5 2 2.93

McGwire set the Pac-10 single season record with 32 home runs in 1984 (since broken by ). Fans, however, might not know that McGwire also pitched for the Trojans and actually put up better numbers than his teammate and future winner Randy Johnson. NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE YEAR SETH ETHERTON

• Pitcher • Laguna Niguel, Calif. (Dana Hills HS) • 1998 National Player of the Year (The Sporting News) • 1998 All-American fi rst team • 1998 Pac-10 Pitcher of the Year (Southern Division) • 1998 All-District 8 fi rst team • 1998 All-Pac-10 fi rst team

Etherton's Career Pitching Statistics YEAR G-GS CG IP H R ER BB SO HB WP W-L SV ERA 1995 (Fr.) 13-7 0 41.1 44 34 26 28 28 0 4 2-4 0 5.66 1996 (So.) 17-17 5 112.0 103 55 49 34 104 4 4 12-3 0 3.94 1997 (Jr.) 16-16 1 109.1 104 48 36 33 106 2 5 10-2 0 2.96 1998 (Sr.) 18-18 4 136.2 113 53 49 29 182 6 6 13-3 0 3.23 TOTALS 64-58 10 399.1 364 190 160 124 420 12 19 37-12 0 3.61

Seth Etherton completed one of the top pitching careers at USC in 1998, leading the Trojans to their 12th national championship. He set a school and Pac-10 record with 420 career strikeouts until USC's Rik Currier set a new mark with 449 strikeouts in 2001.

Etherton's 1998 Game-by-Game Pitching Statistics

Date Opponent GS IP H R ER BB SO Score W-L ERA

Jan 30 Long Beach State * 6.0 5 0 0 1 6 16-4 1-0 0.00 Feb 07 Texas * 7.0 7 3 3 1 10 5-3 2-0 2.08 Feb 13 vs North Carolina * 9.0 3 0 0 0 13 10-0 3-0 1.23 Feb 20 Arizona * 8.0 4 1 1 4 9 10-3 4-0 1.20 Feb 27 UCLA * 8.2 5 1 1 2 10 6-1 5-0 1.16 Mar 06 Oregon State * 9.0 2 0 0 2 13 9-0 6-0 0.94 Mar 14 Arizona State * 8.0 9 6 5 4 6 7-6 6-0 1.62 Mar 20 at Arizona * 8.0 7 4 4 3 14 6-4 7-0 1.98 Mar 27 at California * 6.1 6 6 5 1 10 10-6 8-0 2.44 Apr 03 Stanford * 9.0 4 1 1 0 15 0-1 8-1 2.28 Apr 09 at Arizona State * 7.0 11 6 5 1 6 3-18 8-2 2.62 Apr 17 California * 8.0 1 0 0 1 11 10-0 9-2 2.39 Apr 24 at UCLA * 6.1 10 5 5 3 3 14-6 10-2 2.69 May 09 at Stanford * 6.1 10 3 3 0 8 2-4 10-3 2.78 May 15 at Portland State * 7.0 7 2 2 2 13 10-2 11-3 2.77 May 23 vs Clemson * 9.0 7 5 4 1 15 8-5 12-3 2.86 May 30 vs LSU * 6.0 9 7 7 1 10 10-12 12-3 3.22 Jun 04 vs LSU * 8.0 6 3 3 2 10 5-4 13-3 3.23 Totals 18 136.2 113 53 49 29 182 NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE YEAR MARK PRIOR

• Pitcher • Bonita, Calif. (University HS) • 2001 National Player of the Year (Golden Spikes Award, Trophy, Smith Award, American Baseball Coaches' Association, Baseball America, Collegiate Baseball and The Sporting News) • 2001 All-American fi rst team • 2001 Pac-10 Pitcher of the Year • Graduated from USC in May 2004 with a bachelor's degree in business

Prior's Career Pitching Statistics YEAR G-GS CG IP H R ER BB SO IBB HB WP W-L SV ERA *1999 (Fr.) 13-13 1 82.1 107 56 42 23 71 0 5 6 4-8 0 4.59 2000 (So.) 23-19 1 136.1 126 70 54 46 150 3 13 10 10-7 1 3.56 2001 (Jr.) 20-18 6 138.2 100 32 26 18 202 1 4 5 15-1 0 1.69 TOTALS 56-50 8 357.1 333 158 122 87 423 4 22 21 29-16 1 3.07

Prior's Career Hitting Statistics YEAR G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-SBA BB SO HBP S-SF SLG OBP AVG *1999 (Fr.) 36-31 104 18 27 6 1 4 28 0-0 16 33 1 0-0 .452 .364 .260 2000 (So.) 15-9 33 4 8 1 0 4 7 0-0 3 13 0 1-0 .636 .306 .242 TOTALS 51-40 137 22 35 7 1 8 35 0-0 19 46 1 1-0 .496 .350 .255 *Vanderbilt

As the Trojans' No. 1 starter, Mark Prior turned in one of the most dominating seasons in collegiate history with the added pressure of being a top draft pick (he was drafted No. 2 overall by the ). He was only the second player in history to sweep every national player of the year award and the fi rst Trojan to win the Golden Spikes Award.

Prior accepts the Smith Award Prior poses with Hall of Famer Nolan Ryan Prior talks with ESPN's Dave Ryan at Prior accepts the Golden Spikes at the Smith Award banquet the 2001 College World Series Award from MLBPA representative Phil Bradley

Priors's 2001 Game-by-Game Pitching Statistics

Date Opponent GS IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP BK HBP DP IBB Score W-L SV ERA

Jan 31, 2001 Santa Clara Univ. 1.0 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10-3 0-0 0 0.00 Feb 03, 2001 Louisville * 5.0 3 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 19-4 1-0 0 0.00 Feb 09, 2001 at Long Beach State * 7.1 4 2 2 1 10 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 6-2 2-0 0 1.35 Feb 16, 2001 at UCLA * 7.0 2 1 0 1 12 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 3-4 2-0 0 0.89 Feb 23, 2001 Mississippi State * 6.0 4 3 2 2 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7-3 3-0 0 1.37 Mar 03, 2001 at Univ. of Houston-1 * 8.0 9 3 3 0 10 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 6-3 4-0 0 1.83 Mar 09, 2001 at * 7.1 8 2 2 1 13 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-2 4-1 0 1.94 Mar 17, 2001 at Univ. of Washington * 9.0 2 1 0 0 14 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 5-1 5-1 0 1.60 Mar 23, 2001 at Univ. of Arizona * 9.0 3 0 0 0 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8-0 6-1 0 1.36 Mar 28, 2001 San Diego State * 5.0 2 2 1 1 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 16-7 7-1 0 1.39 Apr 03, 2001 at San Diego State 1.0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2-1 8-1 0 1.37 Apr 06, 2001 Arizona State * 8.0 7 1 1 2 7 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11-2 9-1 0 1.34 Apr 12, 2001 at California * 9.0 2 0 0 1 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-0 10-1 0 1.20 Apr 20, 2001 Stanford University * 9.0 5 1 1 1 12 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2-1 11-1 0 1.18 Apr 27, 2001 UCLA * 9.0 6 0 0 0 14 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2-0 12-1 0 1.07 May 12, 2001 Washington State * 7.0 8 6 4 2 12 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 7-6 13-1 0 1.34 May 18, 2001 at Oregon State Univ. * 7.0 7 3 3 3 5 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 7-3 13-1 0 1.49 May 26, 2001 Pepperdine Univ. * 8.0 11 2 2 0 14 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4-3 13-1 0 1.54 Jun 01, 2001 Florida Internat'l * 9.0 7 1 1 0 9 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5-1 14-1 0 1.50 Jun 09, 2001 vs Univ. of Georgia * 7.0 9 4 4 1 13 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 11-5 15-1 0 1.69

Totals 18 138.2 100 32 26 18 202 14 1 5 5 1 4 0 1 132-51 15-1 0 1.69 POSTSEASON HONORS

College World Series Honors All-District/Region Selections USC's College World Series MVPs 1949 1st team: Jim Brideweser (3b), Don Pender (p), 1958 Bill Thom Art Mazmanian (2b), Bruce McKelvey (c) 1963 Bud Hollowell 1950 1st team: Jay Roundy (of), Bob Zuber (c) 1968 Bill Seinsoth 1951 1st team: Al Karan (3b), Tom Lovrich (p) 1972 Russ McQueen 1952 1st team: Hal Charnofsky (ss), Stan Charnofsky (2b), 1974 George Milke Gary Killingsworth (3b), Tom Lovrich (p) 1978 Rod Boxberger 1953 1st team: Ed Simpson (1b) 1998 Wes Rachels 1954 1st team: Bill Faddis (3b), John Garten (c) 1955 1st team: John Garten (c), Vic Lapiner (p), Gerry Mason (of), Tony Santino (of), John Stevenson (ss) All-College World Series 1956 1st team: Kent Hadley (1b), Bud Pritchard (2b), (began in 1958) Tony Santino (of) 1957 1st team: Bill Olson (of), Tom Shollin (of) 1958 Mike Castanon (2b), Ron Fairly (of), Fred Scott (ss), 1958 1st team: Mike Castanon (2b), Ron Fairly (of), Bill Thom (p) Bruce Gardner (p), Bill Thom (p) 1960 Art Ersepke (of), Bruce Gardner (p), Bill Heath (c), 1959 1st team: Bruce Gardner (p), (of), Bob Levingston (of), Mickey McNamee (of), William Ryan (1b) Ken Guff ey (1b), Fred Scott (ss), Bill Thom (p), 1961 Art Ersepke (of), Larry Hankammer (p), Larry Himes (c), Johnny Werhas (3b) William Ryan (1b), Jim Withers (p) 1960 1st team: Bruce Gardner (p), Bill Heath (c), 1963 Bud Hollowell (c), Gary Holman (1b), Walt Peterson (p), Bob Levingston (of), Tom Satriano (3b) Kenny Washington (of) 1962 1st team: Bud Hollowell (c), Bob Levingston (of) 1964 Willie Brown (of), Gary Sutherland (ss) 1963 1st team: Walt Peterson (p), Ken Washington (of) 1966 John Stewart (p) 1964 1st team: Bud Hollowell (c), Walt Peterson (p), 1968 Bill Lee (p), Bill Seinsoth (1b) Gary Sutherland (ss) 1970 Frank Alfano (2b), Jim Barr (p), Dan Stoligrosz (3b) 1966 1st team: John Stewart (p) 1971 Frank Alfano (2b), Fred Lynn (of), Mark Sogge (p) 1967 1st team: Shelly Andrens (of), Tom House (p) 1972 Daryl Arenstein (1b), Sam Ceci (c), Russ McQueen (p), 1968 1st team: Reid Braden (of), Pat Harrison (2b), Steve Sogge (c) Tim Steele (of) 1969 1st team: Cal Meier (ss), Bill Seinsoth (1b), Brent Strom (p) 1973 Ken Huizenga (of), Randy Scarbery (p), Roy Smalley (ss) 1970 1st team: Cal Meier (ss), Dan Stoligrosz (if), Brent Strom (p) 1974 Rob Adolph (2b), Mark Barr (p), Marvin Cobb (ss), 1971 1st team: Steve Busby (p), Craig Perkins (c), Tim Steele (of) Rich Dauer (3b), George Milke (p), Bob Mitchell (of) 1972 1st team: Sam Ceci (c), Fred Lynn (of) 1978 Rod Boxberger (p), Dave Hostetler (1b), Doug Stokke (ss), 1973 1st team: Fred Lynn (of), Randy Scarbery (p), Roy Smalley (ss) Tim Tolman (if), John Wells (of) 1974 1st team: Rich Dauer (3b), Ed Putman (c) 1995 Randy Flores (p), Geoff Jenkins (of), Wes Rachels (2b) 1975 1st team: Marvin Cobb (2b), Steve Kemp (of), 1998 Robb Gorr (1b), Jack Krawczyk (p), Jason Lane (dh), Dennis Littlejohn (c) Eric Munson (c), Wes Rachels (2b), Brad Ticehurst (of) 1976 1st team: Rob Hertel (3b), John Racanelli (p) 2000 Beau Craig (c) 1977 1st team: Bill Bordley (p), Dave Van Gorder (c) 1978 1st team: Bill Bordley (p), Dave Engle (3b), Tim Tolman (of) USC's College World Series 1984 1st team: Mark McGwire (1b) All-Decade Selections 1988 1st team: Bret Barberie (ss) (selected in 1996) 1989 1st team: John Jackson (of) 1990 1st team: Randy Powers (p) 1940s - 50s — Stan Charnofsky (2b) 1991 1st team: Mark Smith (of); Second team: Brett Jenkins (2b) 1960s — Bill Seinsoth (1b) 1993 2nd team: Gabe Alvarez (ss), Dan Hubbs (p) 1970s — Fred Lynn (of), Russ McQueen (p), Roy Smalley (ss) 1994 1st team: Randy Flores (p) 1990s — Geoff Jenkins (of) 2nd team: Gabe Alvarez (ss), Walter Dawkins (of), Geoff Jenkins (of) 1995 1st team: Gabe Alvarez (ss), Jason Garner (p), All-Time College World Series Team Geoff Jenkins (of) (selected in 1996) 2nd team: Walter Dawkins (of), Randy Flores (p) 1996 1st team: Seth Etherton (p), Jeff Inglin (of), Jacque Jones (of) Head Coach — Rod Dedeaux 1998 1st team: Seth Etherton (p), Jack Krawczyk (p) 2nd team: Morgan Ensberg (3b) Omaha College Baseball Hall of Fame 1999 1st team: Jason Lane (of), Barry Zito (p) (selected in 2013) 2002 1st team: Brian Barre (of), Alberto Concepcion (c), Michael Moon (ss) Head Coach — Rod Dedeaux 2nd team: Joey Metropoulos (dh) 2005 1st team: Jeff Clement (c), Ian Kennedy (p) 2006 1st team: Cyle Hankerd (of) 2013 1st team: Adam Landecker (2b) ALL˨CONFERENCE HONORS/SELECTIONS

Conference Honors

Conference Player of the Year Conference Coach of the Year (since 1977) (since 1977) 1977 Bill Bordley 1977 Rod Dedeaux 1978 Tim Tolman (Southern Division) 1978 Rod Dedeaux (Southern Division) 1984 Mark McGwire (Southern Division) 1991 Mike Gillespie (Southern Division) 1995 Geoff Jenkins (Southern Division) 1995 Mike Gillespie (Southern Division) 2002 Alberto Concepcion 1996 Mike Gillespie (Southern Division) 2002 Mike Gillespie Conference Pitcher of the Year (since 1991) Conference Defensive Player 1991 Jackie Nickell (Southern Division) of the Year 1995 Randy Flores (Southern Division) 2015 Garrett Stubbs 1996 Seth Etherton (Southern Division) 1998 Seth Etherton (Southern Division) 1999 Barry Zito Conference Freshman/Newcomer 2000 Rik Currier (co-POY) of the Year 2001 Mark Prior 2000 Anthony Lunetta 2005 Ian Kennedy 2003 Jeff Clement 2007 Grant Green (co-FOTY) Conference Selections

1937 1st: Joe Gonzales (p), Richard Herzog (of), Hal Sieling (ss) 1955 1st: Kent Hadley (1b), Vic Lapiner (p), Gerry Mason (of), 2nd: Dave Schwartz (1b) Tony Santino (of) 1939 1st: Jack Brewer (p), Roy Engle (c), Jack Hanson (ss), 2nd: John Garten (c), James Oros (2b), Ralph Pausig (p), Art Lilly (ut), John Ramsey (of) Gary Robin (of), John Stevenson (ut) 2nd: Frank Holley (3b), Frank Koski (ut) 1956 1st: Bill Faddis (ss), Kent Hadley (1b), Ed Isherwood (p), 1941 1st: Merrill Combs (ss), (1b), Frank Koski (ut), Bud Pritchard (2b), Tony Santino (of) Charles Sylvester (of) 2nd: Bob Gerst (3b), Marty Zuanich (p) 2nd: Calvin Barnes (of), Harold Urner (of), Ed Vitalich (p) 1957 1st: Ken Guff ey (1b), Bill Olson (of), Tom Shollin (of), 1942 1st: Calvin Barnes (of), Bruce Konopka (1b), Ed Vitalich (p) Dale Ziegler (p) 2nd: Bob DeLauer (c), Jack Palmer (ss), Robert White (3b), HM: Mike Castanon (if), Ed Isherwood (p) William White (of), Tommy Wilkins (p) 1958 1st: Mike Castanon (if), Ron Fairly (of), Ken Guff ey (1b), 1943 1st: Roger Combs (3b), Ned Haskell (p), Don Palmer (c), Fred Scott (if), Bill Thom (p) Jack Palmer (ss), Al Spaeter (2b), Hal Urner (of) HM: Bruce Gardner (p), Jerry Siegert (of), Johnny Werhas (if) 1944 1st: (3b), Art Murphy (of), Don Palmer (c), 1959 1st: Len Gabrielson (of), Bruce Gardner (p), Ken Guff ey (1b), Hal Saltzman (p) Rex Johnston (of), Fred Scott (ss), Bill Thom (p), 1945 1st: Dick Baugh (3b), Lewis Comer (p), Blake Headley (of), Johnny Werhas (3b) Clark Higgins (of), Art Mazmanian (ss), Tom Phelps (ss) 1960 1st: Steve Bach (if), Art Ersepke (of), Bruce Gardner (p), 1946 1st: Bill Crutchfi eld (ss), Doug Essick (p), Don Palmer (c), Bill Heath (c), Bob Levingston (of), Tom Satriano (if) Al Spaeter (2b), Bill Spaeter (1b), Bob Webster (p), HM: Mike Gillespie (if), Ron Stillwell (if) (of) 1961 1st: Steve Bach (2nd), Art Ersepke (of), Larry Himes (c), 1947 1st: Wally Hood (p), Jim Brideweser (2b), Gordon Jones (of) Willie Ryan (1b), Jim Withers (p) 1948 1st: Jim Brideweser (ss), Wally Hood (p), Art Mazmanian (2b), HM: Tom Satriano (3b) Hank Workman (of) 1962 1st: Bud Hollowell (c), Bob Levingston (of) 2nd: Bruce McKelvey (c) HM: Willie Ryan (if), Ken Yaryan (p) HM: Bob Zuber (c), Bill Lillie (3b) 1963 1st: Willie Brown (of), Walt Peterson (p) 1949 1st: Jim Brideweser (ss), Art Mazmanian (2b), HM: Bud Hollowell (c), Marty Piscovich (c), Ken Walker (if) Bruce McKelvey (c), Don Pender (p), Bob Zuber (c) 1964 1st: Joe Austin (ut), Walt Peterson (p), Gary Sutherland (ss) 2nd: Hank Cedillos (3b), Rudy Regalado (1b), Jack Schlarb (p), 2nd: Willie Brown (of), Bud Hollowell (c), Larry Sandel (3b) Bill Sharman (of) HM: Marty Piscovich (c) HM: Al Karan (of) 1965 1st: (of), Daryl Wilkins (ut) 1950 1st: Al Lamont (1b), Jay Roundy (of), Bob Zuber (c) 2nd: Marty Piscovich (c), Tom Seaver (p) 1951 1st: Hal Charnofsky (of), Stan Charnofsky (2b), Al Karan (3b), HM: Joe Austin (if), Justin Dedeaux (if), Don Johnson (ut), Tom Lovrich (p) Ken Walker (if) 1952 1st: Hal Charnofsky (ss), Stan Charnofsky (2b), 1966 1st: Oscar Brown (of), Steve Sogge (c), John Stewart (p) Gary Killingsworth (3b), Tom Lovrich (p) 2nd: Justin Dedeaux (2b), Pat Harrison (ss), Fred Shuey (of) 2nd: John Stevenson (of) HM: Shelly Andrens (of), Armando DeCastro (3b), HM: Lou Bishara (of) John Herbst (p) 1953 1st: Ed Simpson (1b) 2nd: Lou Bishara (of), Warner Boone (ut), John Garten (c) 1954 1st: Bill Faddis (3b), John Garten (c), Gerry Mason (of), John Stevenson (ut), Marty Zuanich (p) 2nd: Tony Santino (1b) ALL˨CONFERENCE SELECTIONS

1967 1st: Mike Adamson (p), Shelly Andrens (of) 1997 1st: Seth Etherton (p), Marc Mirizzi (ss), Eric Munson (c), 2nd: Pat Harrison (2b), Steve Sogge (c) Wes Rachels (2b) HM: Reid Braden (of), Ron Drake (3b), Tom House (p), HM: Jason Brown (c), Randy Flores (p), Jack Krawczyk (p), Chuck Ramshaw (ss), Bill Seinsoth (1b) Greg Walbridge (1b) 1968 1st: Reid Braden (of), Pat Harrison (2b), Steve Sogge (c) 1998 1st: Seth Davidson (ss), Morgan Ensberg (3b), 2nd: Jim Barr (p), Chuck Ramshaw (ss) Seth Etherton (p), Robb Gorr (1b), Jack Krawczyk (p) HM: Bill Lee (p) HM: Jeremy Freitas (of), Eric Munson (c), Wes Rachels (2b), 1969 1st: Cal Meier (ss), Brent Strom (p) Brad Ticehurst (of) 2nd: Russ Bennett (of), Bill Seinsoth (1b) 1999 1st: Dominic Correa (2b), Seth Davidson (ss), HM: Jim Barr (p) Greg Hanoian (of), Jason Lane (of), Barry Zito (lhp) 1970 1st: Cal Meier (ss), Dan Stoligrosz (ut), Brent Strom (p) HM: Beau Craig (ut), Justin Lehr (rhp), Eric Munson (c) 2nd: Frank Alfano (2b), Jim Barr (p), Dave Kingman (of) 2000 1st: Beau Craig (c), Justin Gemoll (3b) 1971 1st: Mike Ball (2b), Steve Busby (p), Jeff Port (3b), HM: Seth Davidson (ss), Rob Garibaldi (of), Josh Persell (ut), Tim Steele (of) Mark Prior (rhp), Anthony Reyes (rhp) 2nd: George Ambrow (ss), Craig Perkins (c), Mark Sogge (p) 2001 1st: Brian Barre (of), Rik Currier (rhp), Mark Prior (rhp) 1972 1st: Sam Ceci (c), Fred Lynn (of), Roy Smalley (ss), HM: Alberto Concepcion (c), Anthony Lunetta (2b), Tim Steele (of), Greg Widman (p) Michael Moon (3b), Bill Peavey (1b), Josh Persell (dh) 1973 1st: Rich Dauer (3b), Ed Putnam (c), Randy Scarbery (p), 2002 1st: Brian Barre (cf), Alberto Concepcion (c), Roy Smalley (ss) Joey Metropoulos (dh), Bill Peavey (1b), Anthony Reyes (rhp) 1974 1st: Rich Dauer (3b), Russ McQueen (p), Creighton Tevlin (of) HM: Cory Campos (lhp), Anthony Lunetta (2b), 1975 1st: Marvin Cobb (2b), Steve Kemp (1b), Dennis Littlejohn (c), Michael Moon (ss), Nick Mosich (ut) Pete Redfern (p) 2003 1st: Jeff Clement (c), Anthony Lunetta (ss) 1976 1st: Rob Hertel (3b), Bob Mitchell (of), John Racanelli (p) HM: Brian Bannister (rhp), Travis McAndrews (of), 1977 1st: Bill Bordley (p), Dave Engle (3b), Brian Hayes (p), Joey Metropoulos (1b), Bobby Paschal (lhp), Dave Hostetler (1b), Doug Stokke (ss), Bruce Tonascia (dh), Anthony Reyes (rhp) Dave Van Gorder (c) 2004 1st: Jeff Clement (c), Ian Kennedy (rhp) 1978 1st: Bill Bordley (p), Dave Engle (3b), Brian Hayes (p), HM: Jon Brewster (of), Baron Frost (of), Billy Hart (3b), Chris Smith (dh), Doug Stokke (ss), Tim Tolman (of) Michael Moon (if), Blake Sharpe (if) 1980 1st: Bill Peltola (p), Marty Wilkerson (3b) 2005 1st: Jeff Clement (c), Ian Kennedy (rhp) 1981 1st: Dan Davidsmeier (if), Dave Leeper (of) HM: Matt Cusick (1b), Hector Estrella (2b), Cyle Hankerd (of), 1982 1st: John Wallace (of) Billy Hart (3b), Blake Sharpe (ss), Jack Spradlin (lhp) 1983 1st: Mark McGwire (1b), John Wallace (of) 2006 1st: Matt Cusick (3b), Cyle Hankerd (of) HM: Bob Gunnarsson (p) HM: Hector Estrella (ss), Baron Frost (of/dh), Ian Kennedy (rhp), 1984 1st: Sid Akins (p), Jeff Brown (of), Mark McGwire (1b) Blake Sharpe (2b), Darin Vieira (of) HM: Jack Del Rio (c), Randy Robertson (p), Rick Weible (p) 2007 None 1985 HM: Brad Brink (p), Damon Oppenheimer (c), 2008 1st: Grant Green (ss) Jeff Wetherby (of) HM: Nick Buss (of), Ryan Cook (rhp), Kevin Couture (rhp), 1986 1st: Brad Brink (p), Dan Henley (if), Scott Sommers (dh) Roberto Lopez (of), Tommy Milone (lhp), Derek Perren (1b) 1987 1st: Brian Nichols (util), Keith Watkins (of) Robert Stock (c/rhp), Anthony Vasquez (of/lhp) HM: Rodney Peete (if), Don Buford (if), Al Villasenor (if), 2009 1st: Brad Boxberger (rhp), Grant Green (ss) Terry Brown (of) HM: Ricky Oropesa (1b/rhp), Robert Stock (c/rhp), 1988 1st: Bret Barbarie (if), Jim Campanis (c), Rodney Peete (if) Anthony Vasquez (of/lhp) 1989 1st: Bret Boone (if), John Jackson (of), Randy Powers (p) 2010 1st: Ricky Oropesa (1b) 1990 1st: (ut), Randy Powers (p) HM: Joe De Pinto (util), Matt Foat (of), Cade Kreuter (of), HM: Jackie Nickell (p), John Jackson (of), Brett Jenkins (if Adam Landecker (if), Chris Mezger (rhp), Ben Mount (rhp), 1991 1st: Jeff Cirillo (if), Brett Jenkins (if), Phil Kendall (p), Mike O'Neill (of), Kevin Roundtree (c), Andrew Triggs (rhp) Jackie Nickell (p), Mike Robertson (1b), Mark Smith (of) 2011 1st: Ricky Oropesa (1b) 1992 1st: Bobby Hughes (c) HM: Joe De Pinto (2b), Kevin Roundtree (c), Alex Sherrod (of) HM: Jackie Nickell (p) 2012 HM: Matt Foat (1b), Stephen Tarpley (p) 1993 1st: Gabe Alvarez (if), Casey Burrill (c), Dan Hubbs (p), 2013 HM: Adam Landecker (2b), Garrett Stubbs (c), Greg Zebrack (of) J.P. Roberge (of) 2014 1st: Kyle Davis (rhp), Wyatt Strahan (rhp) HM: Garrett Stubbs (c) HM: Mike Collett (p), Geoff Jenkins (of) 2015 1st: Garrett Stubbs (c), Dante Flores (inf), Bobby Stahel (of), 1994 1st: Gabe Alvarez (if), Aaron Boone (if), Walter Dawkins (of), Timmy Robinson (of) HM: Kyle Twomey (p), AJ Ramirez (inf/of) Randy Flores (p), Geoff Jenkins (of), J.P. Roberge (1b) 2016 1st: David Oppenheim (dh/of), Jeremy Martinez (c), AJ Ramirez HM: Lionel Hastings (if) (inf/of) 1995 1st: Gabe Alvarez (ss), Walter Dawkins (of), Randy Flores (p), HM: Corey Dempster (of), Brooks Kriske (rhp), Marc Huberman Jason Garner (p), Geoff Jenkins (of), Jacque Jones (of) (lhp), Joe Navilhon (rhp), Frankie Rios (inf), Timmy Robinson (of) 1996 1st: Seth Etherton (p), Randy Flores (p), Jeff Inglin (of), 2017 1st: Lars Nootbaar (of) Jacque Jones (of), Chad Moeller (c), Greg Walbridge (1b) HM: Brandon Perez (2B) HM: Paul Cruz (dh), Morgan Ensberg (3b), Scott Henderson (p), Jack Krawczyk (p), Marc Mirizzi (ss), Ryan Stromsborg (2b) USA BASEBALL

Due to an act of Congress in 1978, USA Baseball is the National Governing Body for the sport and represents amateur baseball in America as a member of the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) and the International Baseball Association (IBAF). Virtually every major national amateur baseball organization in America is united as a USA Baseball National Member. As a result, USA Baseball governs more than 20 million amateur players in ballparks and playgrounds across the country. The USC baseball program has a great relationship with USA Baseball as many Trojans have played for Team USA. A total of 13 Trojans have played on the U.S. National Team with fi ve players playing in back-to-back seasons. In a study conducted by USA Baseball, USC ranks second among collegiate programs. The study combined the number of players, total number of participations and number of years out of the total that each program produced at least one National Team member. The list includes: Mark McGwire (1984), Sid Akins (1984), Brad Brink (1985), Bret Barberie (1988), Geoff Jenkins (1994), Randy Flores (1994), Jacque Jones (1995 and 1996), Eric Munson (1997 and 1998), Seth Davidson (1998), Mark Prior (2000), Anthony Reyes (2000 and 2001), Jeff Clement (2003 and 2004) and Ian Kennedy (2004 and 2005). The USA Baseball National Team consists of the top collegiate baseball players in the country. The team performs on a Red, White and Blue Tour each summer - a schedule of exhibition games all across America versus the world’s top baseball talent. They also take on the Japanese Collegiate All-Stars in an annual fi ve-game series.

Jeff Clement (upper left) and Ian Kennedy (upper right) were members of the 2004 U.S. National Team. Kennedy also played on the 2005 U.S. National Team. Clement (middle left) is shown after he hit the game-winning grand slam in the bottom of the 8th inning in a 5-2 tournament semifi nal win against Chinese Taipei. Team USA went on to win the FISU II World University Baseball Championship in Taiwan. Anthony Reyes (middle left) was a two-time member of the U.S. Team. Jacque Jones (bottom left) is at the plate at the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia, where Team USA won the bronze medal. Mark McGwire (bottom right) had his number (41) with Team USA retired in a special ceremony at Busch Stadium in St. Louis, Missouri. LETTERWINNERS

Current Players in Bold Beckwith, M.W. 1900,01,02,03 Butler, Bret 2002,03,04 Beer, Darrin 1987,88,89 Buxbaum, Brandon 2006 A Benedetti, Jeff rey 1974,75 Byran 1913,14 Acevedo, John 1925 Bennett, Russell L. 1969,70 C Adams, Halley 1924 Benson, George 1912,13,14,15 Caballero, Edward 1927,28,29 Adams, Harold (Hobbs) 1924,25 Bentley, Greely 1892,93 Cabral, Ryan 2008,09,10,11 Adamson, John M. (Mike) 1967 Benzor, Reynaldo 1978 Campanis, Jim 1986,87,88 Adler, Sean 2013, 14 Berardino, John 1937 Camperi, Jerry 1952,53 Adolph, Jeff 2000,01 Berg, David 1962 Camperi, Joe 1960 Adolph, Rob 1972,73,74 Berger, Morris 1916 Campos, Cory 2002 Aguilar, Richard 2005 Berhel, Nick 2012, 13 Canepa, Louis 1914,15,16 Aguirre, Carl 2013, 14 Bescos, Julius 1932,34 Carey, Edwin 1968 Aguirre, J.R. 2011, 12, 13, 14 Bevington, Russell 1927,28 Carma, Corey 2012 MMikeike AAdamsondamson Akins, Sid 1982,83,84 Bhagwat, Thomas P. 1974 Carmack, Jim 1982 Alfano, Frank J. 1969,70,71 Bianchi, Steve 1942 Carpenter, Dick 1937,38 Allaire, Robert 1932,33,34 Biasotti, Donald 1957,58 Carpenter, Mark 1974,75,76 Allen, Eddie 1953,54 Bidwell 1918 Carr, Chester 1953,54 Allen, James G. 1980,81 Bierek, Kurt 1992,93 Carrillo, Adalberto 2015,16 Allen, Robert 1929,30 Bishara, Elias (Lou) 1951,52,53 Carson, Glen 1994,95 Allen, Robert L. 1957 Bishop, Dick 1946,47,48 Carter, Gordon 1970,71 Allison 1908 Blair, Dave 1979 Carver, Charles 1893 Alvarez, Gabe 1993,94,95 Blakeslee, Robert W. 1957,58,59 Casillas, Carlos 1997,98,99 Ambrow, George 1971 Blanchard, Don 1935 Casillas, Oscar 1999 Anderson, Dennis A. 1961,62 Blankenship, Jeff rey 1980,81,82 Casillas, German 1993,94 Anderson, Dyle 1942 Blewett, Michael 1957,58 Cassel, Matt 2004 Andrens, Sheldon 1965,66,67 Bomke, Jack 1939,40,41 Castanon, Mike 1957,58 Ane, Jr., Charles 1951 Bonovich, Matt 2001,02 Castillo, Keith 2007,08,09,10 Anguiano, Frank 1984 Boone, Aaron 1992,93,94 Catron, John C. (Mike) 1947,48 Anguiano, Manny 1985,86,87 Boone, Bret 1988,89,90 Cecchini, James 1979,80,81,82 BBretret BBarberiearberie Appleby, James 1934 Boone, Warner 1951,52,53 Cecchini, James Sr. 1956,57 Appleton, Jon 1985 Boras, Shane 2009,11 Ceci, Samuel 1970,71,72 Arbelbeide, Garrett 1930,31,32 Boras, Trent 2012 Cedillos, Henry 1947,48,49 Ardell, Daniel M. 1961 Bordley, William 1977,78 Cesca, David 1950,51,52 Arenstein, Daryl 1970,71,72,73 Boswell, Albert 1929,30,31 Chabre, Gus 1923,24,25 Armenta, Angelo 2015,16 Bothwell, Lindley 1921,22,23 Chambers, Earl 1941,42,43 Arnold, David 1892 Bowman, Charles 1941 Charnofsky, Harold 1951,52 Arnold, Ron 1979,80 Bowman, Edwin J. 1973 Charnofsky, Stanley 1950,51,52 Atchley, Euel 1944 Bowden, Johnny 2006,07 Chavarria, Alex 2015 Aubrey, Truman 1961,62 Boxberger, Brad 2007,08,09 Chico, Matt 2002 Auguston, Gus 1933 Boxberger, Rodney 1976,77,78 Chrisholm, Homer 1925 Aurand, Corey 1989,91 Bozoian, Vahn 2013, 14 Christiansen, John 1957,58 Austin, Joseph T. 1963,64,65 Braden, Reid Dennis 1967,68 Cirillo, Jeff 1988,89,90,91 B Bray, W. 1899 Clark 1899 Baber, Norman 1924 Breskovich, Ben 1959 Clark 1911 KKurturt BBierekierek Bach, Steven N. 1959,60,61 Brett, Beau 2009,10 Clark, Chad 2000,01,02 Badgro, Morris (Red) 1925,26,27 Brewer, Jack 1938,39,40 Clark, F.W. 1923 Badham, Willard 1943 Brewster, Jon 2001,02,03,04 Clemens, Craig 1982 Baker, Clyde 1934,35 Brideweser, Jim 1947,48,49 Clement, Jeff 2003,04,05 Baker, Derek 1995 Bridwell, Walter 1907,08,13 Cleveland, Len 1893 Ball, Michael 1969,70,71 Brink, Brad 1984,85,86 Cleveland, Robert 1949 Bane, Danny Taylor 1968 Broderick, Ryan 2003,05 Clouse, Turner 2013, 14 ,15,16 Bankston, Gene 1932,33,34 Broderson 1899 Cobb, Marvin 1973,74,75 Bannister, Brett 2002,03,05 Brooks, Brian 1985,86 Coff ey, George 1926 Bannister, Brian 2000,01,02,03 Brown 1918 Coffi n, Timothy 1971,72 Barberie, Bret 1988 Brown, Fred 1898 Coff man, Theodore 1925,26,27 Barnes, Calvin 1940,41,42 Brown, James Everett 1962,63 Cohn, Thomas 1912 Barnes, Craig 1972,73 Brown, Jason 1994,95,96,97 Collett, Mike 1991 Barnes, Kurt 1926 Brown, Jeff 1981,82,84 Collins, Charles 1924 Barr, James L. 1968,69,70 Brown, Keith 1978,79 Combs, Merrill 1940,41 Barr, Mark S. 1973,74 Brown, Oscar 1966 Combs, Roger 1943 DDonon BufordBuford Barre, Brian 1999,00,01,02 Brown, Terry 1985,86,87 Comer, Luis 1945 Barsumian, Herbert 1931,32 Brown, William W. 1966,67,68 Comstock, Boyd 1907 Barudon, James J. 1957,58,59 Brown, Willie F. 1962,63,64 Concepcion, Alberto 2000,01,02 Bast, Nick 2011,12 Buchanan, George 1931,32,33 Connor, James A. 1979,80,81 Bast, Ryan 2009,10,11 Buford, Damon 1988,89,90 Conroy, James Joseph 1958 Bast, Steve 1984,85,86 Buford, Don 1958,59 Conte, J. 1953 Batesole, Bobby 1980,81,82,83 Buford, Don Jr. 1986,87 Cook 1898 Baugh, Richard 1945 Bumstead, William 1978 Cook, Ronald E. 1964,65,66 Bauman, H.C. 1924 Burchit, Jimmy 1992,93 Cook, Ryan 2006,07,08 Beamesderfer, Kurt 1983 Burdick, Robert Lee 1953,54,55 Cooney, Frank 1909,11 Beard, Francis 1933 Burkhead, John L. 1950,51 Cooper, Brian 1995 Beck, Danny 2008 Burrill, Casey 1990,91,92,93 Cooper, Daniel 2008,09 Becker 1914 Busby, Steven 1970,71 Cornelius, C.H. 1924 Becker, Bob J. 1942,43 Buss, Nick 2007,08 Correa, Dominic 1998,99 JJeffeff CirilloCirillo LETTERWINNERS

Corrigan, Joe 2014,15 Edwards, William D. 1973 Garrett, Samuel 1892 Coscarart, Gary 1964,65 Edson, David 2014,15,16 Garten, John W. 1952,53,54,55 Cotto Lozada, Omar 2011,12, 14 Ehlers, Eugene A. 1929,30,31 Garton 1893 Couchee, Mike 1979,80 Elliott, Howard 1928 Gates, Austin 1908,09 Coulombe, Danny 2009 Encinas, Anthony 2005,07,08 Gemoll, Darren 2007 Counts, Carroll M.K. 1915,17 Engle, Dave 1977,78 Gemoll, Justin 1999,00 Couture, Kevin 2007,08,09,10 Engle, Roy 1938,39,40 George, James 1970,71 Cox, Joseph Roger 1965,66 Ensberg, Morgan 1995,96,97,98 Gerpheide, Ben 1924 Cox, Kris 2002 Epstein, Ian 1992,93,94 Gerst, Bob 1954,55,56 Craig, Beau 1999,00 Eriksen, Tanner 2000 Getschine, Alexander 1925,26 Crandall, Bob 1946 Ernest 1907 Gewecke, Cliff 1953 Crawford, John A. 1962 Ersepke, Arthur 1960,61 Gewecke, Steve 1988,89 WWalteralter DawkinsDawkins Critchley 1914 Essick, Douglas 1942,45,46 Gibson, Webster 1926,27,28 Crosby, Lewis 1939 Estrella, Hector 2004,05,06,07 Gil, Danny 1989,90 Cross, Richard 1970,71 Etherton, Seth 1995,96,97,98 Gilbert, Tyler 2015 Crossman, Ralph 1909,11,14 Evans, Joel 1933,34,35 Gillespie, Michael 1960,61,62 Crouse, Marrick 2016 Evans, Lester G. 1938,39,40 Gillick, Pat 1957,58 Crowley, Michael D. 1962 Evans, Roy (Swede) 1922,23 Gipe, Garrett 2005,06 Crutchfi eld, William 1946,47 F Glassman, Tom Tony 1960 Cruz, Paul 1995,96 Faddis, William Russel 1954,55,56 Glenn, Alex 2010,11 Cullenward, Nelson 1935,36,37 Failor, Lewis (Walt) 1969 Gomez, Cesar 2000 Cummings, John 1989,90 Fairly, Ronald 1958 Gonzales, Joe 1935,36,37 Currier, Rik 1998,99,00,01 Farlow, Kevin 1989 Gonzales, Moy 1993 Curry, Willard 1917,18 Farrar, Ray 1921,22,23 Gonzales, Shane 2013 Cusick, Matt 2005,06,07 Ferguson, Wilson 1933 Gooch, John E. 1930,31,32 D Fertig, Mark 1989,90,91,92 Goodrich, Cliff ord 1962,63,64 Danielson, Glenn 1944 Fiedler, Dick 1948,49 Gordon, David 2002, 03 Darby 1907 Filarey, Jason 2003 Gordon, Howard (Buddy) 1965,66 JJackack DDelel RRioio Dauer, Richard F. 1973,74 Finigan, Tery J.P. 1954,56,57 Gordon, Spencer 2002, 03 Davidsmeier, Daniel 1980,81 Fisher, Lawrence 1963,64,65 Gorman, Elmer 1927,28,29 Davidson, Joseph 1944 Fisher, William 1924 Gorman, Harry 1946 Davidson, Seth 1998,99,00,01 Flanagan, Warren 1946 Gormsen, R.A. (Roy) 1925,26,27 Davidson, Thomas 1945 Flores, Bernardo 2014,15,16 Gorr, Robb 1996,97,98 Davis, Anthony 1973,74 Flores, Dante 2012, 13,14,15 Gorski, Joseph 1945 Davis, Kyle 2013,14,15,16 Flores, Randy 1994,95,96,97 Gower, Harrison 1911 Davis, Robert 1912 Flores, Ronald 1998,99,00 Gower, John 1911,12 Dawkins, Walter 1992,93,94,95 Foat, Matt 2010,11,12 Gray, John 1892,93 Dawson, Bud 1941,42 Fobbs, Larry 1975,76,78 Greco, Mike 2010,11 Decarbo, Anthony 1956,57,58 Fodor, John 1966,67 Green, Edward 1925 DeCastro, Armando 1964,65,66 Fogel, Josh 2004,05,06 Green, George 1898 Decker 1913 Foltz, Robert 1941 Green, Grant 2007,08,09 Dedeaux, Adam 2008,09,10 Forbes, Robert T. 1941 Gregg 1899 Dedeaux, Raoul 1933,34,35 Forney, Harold 1933,34 Gregory, Scott 1974,75,76,77 Dedeaux, Justin 1963,65,66 Foss, Floyd 1912,13 Griffi n, Neal 1930,31 MMorganorgan EEnsbergnsberg Dedeaux, Terrance M. 1973 Foss, Roy M. 1922,23,24 Griffi th, Homer 1932 Degener, Kyle 2005,06 Franklin, Ben 1933 Grigsby, Taylor 2008 Delanty 1899 Frazier 1911 Grijalva, Jeff 2008,09 DeLauer, Bob 1941,42 Freeman, Chuck 1949,50 Grossman, Phil 1928 DeLeau, Stephen 1962,63,64 Freeman, Milton 1944 Guff ey, Kenneth Alvin 1957,58,59 Del Rio, Jack 1983,84 Freeman, Orrin 1970,71 Guggia, Milton 1970,71,72 Dempster, Corey 2014,15,16 Freeman, Serge 1948,49,50 Guichard, Leo 1925,26,27 DePinto, Joe 2008,09,10,11 Freer 1921 Guild, George 1927 DePippo, Jeff 1996,97,98 Freitas, Jeremy 1997,98 Guillen, James 2011,12,13,14 Detwiler, Ed 1981 Friedman, Michael 2004,05 Gunnarsson, Robert 1980,81,82,83 Dewey, Todd 1982 Fritts, AJ 2014,15,16 Guy, Andy 2005 Diaz, Ernie 1995,96 Frost, Baron 2003,04,05,06 H Dickinson 1908 Fuhrer, Bob 1935 Hackney, Paul 1918 Dihel, Lawrence 1927,28,29 Fujiya, Shuhei 2010 Hadley, Kent 1954,55,56 Dillon, Jack 1927 Fuller, Paul 1985,86,87 Haley, Christopher 1979,80 RRobbobb GGorrorr Dizard, Fraser 2001,02,03 G Halliday 1898 Doktor, Philip G. 1975 Gabrielson, Douglas 1964,65,66 Hanby, Douglas 1929,30,31 Donabedian, Sam 1975,76,77 Gabrielson, Leonard 1959 Handley, Clark 1946 Donnelly, Kent 1991,92,93 Gabrielson, Randy 1983,84,85 Hankammer, Larry 1960,61 Douthit, Brad 2009,10,11,12 Gagle, Edward 1963,64,65 Hankerd, Cyle 2004,05,06 Drake, Ronald . 1967,68 Galindo, Charles 1926,27,28 Hanlon, Bill 1934,35,36 Drury, Dave 1981 Ganser, Cole 2004 Hanoian, Greg 1996,97,98,99 Dubb, Stephen 2015 Garcia, Brandon 2009,10,11,12 Hanson, Jack M. 1938,39,40 Duda, Lucas 2005,06,07 Garcia, Chico 1991 Hardy, Donald (Russell) 1944 Dudley, Richard 1953 Gardner, Bruce 1958,59,60 Hardy, James 1944,45,46 Dunn, John 2006,07 Gardocki, Ray 1993 Harrington, Jack Lewis 1969 Dyrda, Bryce 2015,16 Garibaldi, Rob 2000,01 Harris, Richard 1955 E Garner, Jason 1993,94,95 Harrison, James P. 1966,67,68 Echart 1921 Garrett, Lewis 1892,93 Hart, Billy 2003, 04, 05 RRobob HertelHertel Edmonds, John Stanley 1980,81 Garrett, Michael Lockett 1965 Hart, Matt 2010,11 LETTERWINNERS

Hart, Mitch 2015,16,17 J Lavin, John 1947 Hart, Seth 1893 Jackson, John 1988,89,90 Leach, Robert B. 1974, 75,76 Harty, Nat S. 1962,63 Jacot, Norman 1935,36,37 Lee, William F. 1966,67,68 Haserot, Dave 1947,48,49,50 Jae, N. Michael 1974,75 Leeper, Dave 1979,80,81 Haskel, Don 1912,13 Jaff e, Jay 1968,69 Lefebvre, Henry 1924 Haskell, Edward (Ned) 1943,46,47 Jameson, Jeff 1966,67 Legaspi, Dale 2002,03,04,05 Hastings, Lionel 1991,92,93,94 Janik, Kevin 1984,85,86,87 Lehr, Justin 1999 Hatch, William 1911 Jansen, Emmett 1944 Leif, Vernon 1940 Hawkins, John 1923,24 Jenkins, Brett 1989,90,91 Lepe, Raul 1999,00 Hayes, Brian Alan 1976,77,78 Jenkins, Geoff 1993,94,95 Leppe, Louis 1928 Headley, Blake 1945 Jensen, Sherman 1933 Levingston, Robert W. 1960,62 Heath, William C. 1958,59,60 Johnson 1899 Lillard, Martin 1966 Hefner, George 1949,50 Johnson, Abe 1928,29 Lillie, William 1947,48 DDaveave HostetlerHostetler Hellman, Wendell 1934 Johnson, Albert 1950 Lillis, Bob 1950,51 Hemond, Jay 1988 Johnson, Donald L. 1964,65 Lilly, Art 1937,38,39 Henderson, Ryan 1991,92 Johnson, John 1986 Littlejohn, Dennis 1973,74,75 Henderson, Scott 1994,95,96,97 Johnson, Kendrick 1918 Loera, Javier 1988 Henley, Dan 1983,84,85,86 Johnson, Randy 1983,84,85 Longley, Edward 1892 Henley, Gail C. 1948 Johnston, Rex David 1958,59 Longrie, Quentin 2016 Herbst, John 1965,66,67 Jones, Craig 1996,97,98 Lopez, Roberto 2005,06,07,08 Herman, Donald E. 1950,51,52 Jones, Gordon Jr. 1947,48 Lory, Robert 1976 Hernandez, Jake 2011,12,13,14 Jones, Gordon Lee III 1979,80,81 Lotz, Marvin 1962,63 Hershiser, Jordan 2008,11,12 Jones, Jacque 1994,95,96 Lovrich, Jack 1953,54,55 Hertel, Rick 1976,77 Jones, Morey 1923,24 Lovrich, Thomas 1950,51,52 Hertel, Robert 1950,51,52 Jones, Robert 1944 Lueke, Lloyd 1934 Hertel, Robert A. 1974,75,76,77 Jorgenson, Elwood 1932,34 Lunetta, Anthony 2000,01,02,03 Herzog, Richard 1935,36,37 K Lunn, Joe P. 1938 Heslop, Steven 1981,82 Kalter, Zack 2005 Lynch 1913,14 Heublein, Brian W. 1973,74 Kammeyer, Tim 1980,81 Lynn, Fred 1971,72,73 JJohnohn JJacksonackson Hicks, Thomas Arnold 1976,77,78 Karan, Albert 1949,50,51 Lynn, Paul 1898 Hiestand, Burke (Bert) 1927 Keeling, George 1951 Lyons, Warren 1940 Higgins, Clark 1945 Keester, Robert 1956,57 M Hildebrand, Al G. 1931,32,33 Kemp, Stephen 1973,74,75 MacDonald, Philip 1968 Hill, Frederick 1963,64 Kemp, Thomas P. 1951 Macklin, Michael 1962 Hill, Jess T. 1930 Kendall, Phil 1988,89,90,91 Maddox 1912,13 Hill, Larry D. 1975 Kennedy, Ian 2004,05,06 Maggio, Carl Paul 1955,56 Hillman 1917 Kenney, Peter O. 1960,61,62 Mahoney, Clarence 1912 Hillman, Peter Martin 1962,63 Kent, Ashton 2009,10 Malani, Shon 1992,93,94 Himes, Larry 1960,61 Kessler, Charles 1929 Malconian, Mark 1979,81,82 Hodgins, Dave 1978,79,80 Killingsworth, Gary 1951,52 Maloney, Tom 1926,27 Hoeck, Kenneth M. 1955,56,57 Kincaid, Howard 1921,23 Mancuso, Mike 1991,92,93,94 Hoff man, Hugo 1946 Kingman, David 1969,70 Manlove, Ferdinand 1926,27,28 Hofmann, Colin 2009 Kinoshita, Mas 1949 Marchica, Thomas 1978,79,80 Hokuf, Gregg 1987,88 Kipp, Tom 1946 Marks, Terry 1982 JJacqueacque JJonesones Holbrook, Ernest 1933,34,35 Klein, Nate 2007 Martin, Austin 1898 Holland, Clifton 1973,74 Kolts 1918 Martin, Harry 1892,93 Holley, Frank K. 1938,39,40 Konopka, Bruce 1940,41,42 Martin, Morton 1898 Holloway, Clayton 1914,15,16,17 Korner, Terrill 1982,83 Martindale, Denzel 1974 Hollowell, Bud Ryan 1962,63,64 Koski, Frank 1939,40,41 Martinez, Jeremy 2014,15,16 Holman, Gary 1963 Koss, Paul 2004,05,06,07 Martlaro, Steve 2005,06 Holt, Toby 1990,92 Kotler, Brendan 2006,08 Marxen, E. 1917,18 Holzhousen, Theodore 1929,30 Kramer, Shaun 1999 Mason, Gerald 1954,55 Homik, William L. 1968 Krawczyk, Jack 1995,96,97,98 Mastroyannakis, Mike 1990 Homrig, Paul 1979,80 Kreiger, William Karl 1927,28,29 Matern, Richard 1960 Hood, Wally Jr. 1947,48 Kreuter, Cade 2010 Maurer, George 1918 Hookstratten, Ed 1950,52,53 Kriske, Brooks 2013,14,15,16 Mauritson, Ernest 1976,77,78 Horst, Maynard 1946,48,49 Kritzer, Gregory 1966 Mayer, Greg 1987 Hostetler, Dave 1977,78 Kuehner, James Pat 1966,67,68 Mazmanian, Arthur 1945,47,48,49 House, Thomas 1967 L McAndrews, Travis 2002,03 Housley, Ken 1985,86 La Bruna, Angelo 2015 McCaff ery, Chris 2008,11 MMarcelarcel LLachemannachemann Houts, Garret 2009,10,11,12 Lacey, Blake 2013,14,15 McCauley, Mark 2002 Hubbs, Dan 1991,92,93 Lachemann, Marcel 1960,61,62 McCombs, Richard 1968,69 Huberman, Marc 2013,14,15,16 Lamb, Raymond 1964,65,66 McCreight, Kenneth 1944,46,47 Hudson, Arthur 1930 Lambert, Keith 1939,40 McDonald, Jack 1935 Hudson, Roy M. 1931,32,33 Lambert, Michael Kurtiss 1976 McDowell, James 1978,79,80 Huff , William 1968,69 Lamont, Allan 1950,51,52 McGwire, Mark 1982,83,84 Hughes, Bobby 1992 Landecker, Adam 2010,11,12, 13 McKelvey, Bruce 1948,49 Hughes, Eric 1990,91 Landy, Leonard 1953,54 McKnight 1908 Huizenga, Kenneth 1972,73,74 Lane, Jason 1998,99 McKnight, Bob 1939 Hunter, John K. 1924,25 Lapiner, Victor Bruce 1953,54,55 McLane, John 1959 I Laraneta, Manual 1926 McNamee, Michael 1960,61 Immel, Steve 1996,97,98,99 Lasas, Albert 1963,64,65 McQueen, Russell 1971,72,73,74 Inglin, Jeff 1996 Latter, Dave 1987,88,89 McQuigg, Theodore 1926 Isherwood, Ed 1956,57 Laughed, B. 1893 Meier, Floyd Calvin 1968,69,70 BBillill LeeLee LETTERWINNERS

Meister, Mickey 1981,82,83 Olson, Jordan 2001,02,03 Quintanilla, Tim 1987,88,89,90 Mejia, Javier 1994,95,96 O'Neill, Mike 2007,08,09,10 R Mena, Charlie 1953,56 Oppenheim, David 2015,16 Rabago, Hector 2007,08,09 Menzhuber, Chuck 1979,81 Oppenheimer, Damon 1984,85 Racanelli, John 1974,75,76 Merz, Gerald 1961 Oram, Edward 1935 Rachels, Wes 1995,96,97,98 Metropoulos, Joey 2002,03,04 Oropesa, Ricky 2009,10,11 Raczka, Richard 1969,70 Meyer, Alfred 1973,74,75 Oros, James 1953,54,55 Rafalovich, Ted 1935,36,37 Mezger, Chris 2008,09,10,11 Orsatti, Vic 1926 Raff erty, Tom 1926 Migita, Lance 1992 Osborn 1899 Raich, Eric 1971 Mikesell, Glenn 1927 Ostoich, Yube 1936 Ramirez, Andre (Aj) 2013,14,15,16 Milke, George 1973,74,75 Owen, J.J. 2006,07 Ramirez, Sam 2001 Millay, Gavin 1992 P Ramsey, John 1937,38,39 JJackieackie NNickellickell Miller 1913 Pabst, George 1934,35,36 Ramshaw, Charles 1967,68 Miller 1917 Pabst, Spencer 2005,06,07 Raney, Neil 1924 Miller, Austin 2004 Palmer, David 1943,44,46 Rankin, Dave 1951,53 Miller, Erwin 1898 Palmer, Jack 1942,43 Raring, Dusty 1990,91 Miller, Kevin 2000 Paperny, Justin 1994,96 Ratigan, Thomas 1980,81 Miller, William Fred 1956 Parker, Jerry Lee 1956,57 Redfern, Peter 1974,75 Millikan, Charles 1912,13,14 Parle, Justin 1993,94,95,96 Reed, Wallace 1911 Mills, Richard W. 1961 Parrow, David 2006,07 Rees, James W. 1964,65 Milone, Tommy 2006,07,08 Paschal, Bobby 2003,04 Regalado, Rudy 1949,50 Minassian, Richard 1932,33,34 Paschke, Jeff 2014,15, 16 Reilley, John 1986,87 Mirizzi, Marc 1996,97 Patterson, Leland 1915,16 Reinke, Jeff rey 1973,74,75 Mitchell, James 1985,86 Paulson, Dillon 2016 Rendal 1893 Mitchell, Robert V. 1974,75,76,77 Pausig, Ralph W. 1954,55 Reuman, Cliff ord 1933,34 Mizuguchi, Reid 1989,90,91 Peavey, Bill 2000,01,02 Reyes, Anthony 2000,01,02,03 Moeller, Chad 1994,95,96 Peck 1907 Reynolds, Rick 1988 Moff att, Richard 1945 Peckham 1918 Riach, Tom 1949,50,51 DDamonamon OppenheimerOppenheimer Mohler, Orville 1930,31,32 Pederson, Jeff 1970,71,72 Rice, Rick 1976 Moll, Vincent 1972 Pederson, Stuart 1980,81 Rice, Will 2007,08 Montallegro, Vincent 1976 Peete, Rodney 1985,87,88 Richardson, Charles 1908,09 Montanez, Abel 2000,01 Peltola, William 1979,80,81 Richter, Kyle 2011,12 Montgomery, Reggie 1982,83 Pender, Don 1949 Ricks, Tom 1975,76,77 Montoya, Alfonso 1994,95,96 Pennachio, Frank 1978,79 Riddle, John 1922,23 Montrenes, Pete 1999,00 Pennell, Larry 1947 Ridings, Gene 1932 Moon, Michael 2001,02,03,04 Penney, Mike 1996,97,98 Rios, Frankie 2014, 16 Moore, Morris 1924,25,26 Perales, Daniel 2004,05,06 Ris, Greg 1977 Morales, Michael 2001,02 Peres-Alston, Tony 2000 Ristow, Rod Jr. 1953,54 Morehouse 1898 Perkins, Craig D. 1969,70,71 Roark, Pat 1969 Morgan, M.E. 1898 Perren, Derek 2007,08 Roberge, J.P. 1992,93,94 Moritz, Thomas 1980,81 Perry, Kalani 1985,86,87,88 Roberson, Foster 1950 Morris, Billy 1990,91,92 Perry, Rod Jr. 1998 Roberts, Frank 1934,35,36 Morrisset, John W. 1969,70,71 Perryman, Mason 2015,16 Roberts, James 2011,12,13 Morrow, John 1933,34,35 Persell, Josh 1998,99,00,01 Robertson, Mike 1989,90,91 RRodneyodney PPeeteeete Mosich, Nick 2002 Pesquaria 1921 Robertson, Randy 1983,84 Mount, Ben 2009,10,11,12 Peters, John 1943 Robin, Gary 1953,54,55 Munoz, Anthony 1978 Peters, Kenneth 1934,35,36 Robinson, Timmy 2013,14,15,16 Munson, Eric 1997,98,99 Peterson, Walter 1963,64 Rockwell, John 1967,68,69 Munson, Matt 2011,12, 13 Petke, Tim 1999,00 Roddy, John 1983,84 Murdock, Wayne 1938,39,40 Petrushkin, Alex 1936,37,38 Rodriguez, Andres 2012 Murphy, Arthur 1944 Phelps, Thomas 1945,46,47 Roebuck, Ron 1984,85 Murphy, Kaleb 2016 Phillips, Charles David 1975,76 Rose, Don 1951 N Pinkerton, Billy 2008,09 Roskopf, Mike 2008 Nealey 1908 Piscovich, Martin 1963,64,65 Rothwill, Herbert 1931,32,33 Nelson, Barry 1964 Ponce, George 1981,82 Roudebush 1907 Newell, Kenneth 1912 Ponchak, Brian 1994,95,96,97 Roundtree, Kevin 2009,10,11,12 Newman, Wallace 1923,24,25 Port, Jeff rey Sanford 1970,71,72 Roundy, Jay 1949,50 Nichols, Brian 1985,86,87,88 Port, Randy A. 1967,68,69 Rousselot, Craig 1976 Nichols, Jack 1945 Powers, Randy 1987,88,89,90 Rummonds, Josh 2001,02,03,04 WWeses RRachelsachels Nickell, Jackie 1988,90,91,92 Pratt, Parnell 1898 Russ, Austin 2016 Nieto, Tony 1991,92,93,94 Price, Gerald 1978,79 Ryan, William J. 1960,61,62 Noah, Charles 1944,45,46,47 Price, Larry 1983,84 Nootbaar, Lars 2016 Price, Phil 1986 S Nootbaar, Nigel 2012,13,14 Prior, Mark 2000,01 Sacks, Davis 1943 O Pritchard, Harold (Buddy) 1955,56 Saenz, Jason 1997,98 Oakes, Corby 1987,88 Proctor, Murph 1988,89,90,91 Sahlberg, Ted 1926,27,28 O’Connor 1913 Pryor, Chuck 1948,49,50 St. John, Vinnie 2008,09 Odom, Logan 2010,11 Psaltis, Spiro 1979,80,81 Salata, Paul 1948 Ogden, Bob 1982,83 Pullins, Bert 1926 Salinas, Sebastian 2006,07,08 Olhasso, John 1936,37,38 Purcell, Robert 1928,29,30 Salmon, Mike 1993 Oliver, Ernest 1893 Putman, Eddy 1973,74 Saltzmann, Harold 1944 Olsen, Shawn 2006,07 Sanchez, Paul 1996,97 Olson, Dan 1973,74 Sand, Stephen 1969 RRandyandy ScarberyScarbery Olson, Frederick 1955,56,57 Quinonez, Rudy 2003 Sandel, Larry 1962,63,64 LETTERWINNERS

Sanji 1921 Spear, Sean 2012 Tucker 1893 Williams, Stanley 1979,80,81 Santee, Robert 1944 Speiss 1918 Tucker, Ben 1992,93,94,95 Williamson, George 1928,29,30 Santich, Robert A. 1958,59 Spencer, Howard 1912,13 Tufts 1899 Willingham, John 1923 Santino, M. Anthony 1954,55,56 Sperling, Bill 1952 Turigliatto, Steven 1969 Willingham, Lawson 1930 Sarkissian, George 1981 Spradlin, Jack 2005 Turner, Russell 1922,23 Wills, William T. 1951 Satriano, Thomas 1960,61 Sprecker, Sam 1892,93 Twitchell, Beecher 1936,37 Wilson 1893 Scarbery, Randy 1971,72,73 Sprott, C.W. 1914,16 Twomey, Kyle 2013,14,15 Wilson, Al 1946,47 Schaff er, Richard 1967,68 Stahel, Bobby 2013,14,15 Tyson, Tim 1983,84,85 Wilson, Archie 1946 Schattinger, Jeff 1976,77,78 Stahl, Dennis 1973,74,75 U Wilson, Calvin 1928 Schlack, Ryan 2005,06 Stanier, Harold 1929,30,31 Umsted, L.W. 1898 Wilson, Willie 1893 Schlarb, Jack 1949,50,52 Stark, Newton Calvin 1925 Upton, Charles 1932,33,34 Wingard, Edward 1924 Schmitz, Paul 1917,21 Starling, Jawanza 2010 Urner, Harold 1941,42,43 Winograd, Lee 1945 Schrader, Wayne 1971,72 Steele, James 1971,72 Urso, Philip 2008 Winslow, Robert E. 1939,40 Schuler, Larry 1980,81 Steele, William 1945 Uyesugi, Ken 1939 Withers, James 1959,60,61 Schultz, Kevin 1998 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Colby 2000,01 Stoligrosz, Daniel 1969,70 Villasenor, Al 1985,86,87 Yaryan, Ken 1960,61,62 Self, Josh 1999,00,01 Strada, Charles 1939 Viramontes, Martin 2012 Yeths, Larry 1954,55 Selleck, Robert 1964,65 Strahan, Wyatt 2012,13,14 Vitalich, Edward 1940,41,42 Youel, Curtis 1932 Selph, Ewald 1909 Strom, Brent 1968,69,70 Von Aspe, John 1928,29 Young 1915,16 Semon, James W. 1962 Stromsborg, Ryan 1995,96 Vranjes, Sam 1989,90 Young, Donald J. 1952,53 Semon, Sidney 1956,57 Stubbs, Garrett 2012,13,14,15 W Shafer, Bernard 1967,68,69 Stucker, Joseph 1964,65 Wagner, Leslie 1931 Zebrack, Greg 2009,13 Sharman, Bill 1949,50 Sturgis, Charles 1928 Walbridge, Greg 1995,96,97 Zeigler, Dale 1957 Sharpe, Blake 2004,05,06 Sullivan, Conner 2013 Walczuk, Tony 1982,84 Zelenay, Kevin 2006,07 Sharpley, Zack 2016 Sutherland, Gary 1964 Walker, Kendrick 1963,64,65 Ziegler, Paul 1978,79,81 Shepard, Stanley 1930,31 Sutherlen, George 1929,30,31 Wallace, John 1982,83 Zimmerman, Dan 1951,52 Shepherd, Frank 1945 Swick, Kevin 2011,12,13,14 Walsh, Pete 1984 Zito, Barry 1999 Sherrod, Alex 2009,10,11,12 Swiderski, Michael 1972 Ward, Joseph 1929,30,31 Zuanich, Marty 1954,55,56 Shifl ett, Chris 1985 Sylvester, Charles 1941 Washington, Ken 1961,62,63 Zuber, Robert 1948,49,50 Shollin, Thomas 1956,57 T Washington, Kraig 1987 Shuey, Frederick 1964,65,66 Tabing, Robert 1942 Watkins, Keith 1987 Sieber, Mike 1985,86 Takvorian, Mike 1976 Waxman, Alan 1959 Siegert, John (Gerry) 1955,57,58 Talbert, Fred 1932 Wayne, Jim 1986 Sieling, Harold (Hal) 1936,37,38 Tanner, Randy 1985,87,88 Webster, Robert A. 1945,46 Silva, Sean 2013,14 Tanner, Steven 1966,67,68 Wegman, Brad 2015,16 Silvera, Alby 1983,84,85 Tanner, William 1936,37,38 Weible, Rick 1984,85,86 Silverstein 1914,15,16 Tarchione, Peter 1928,29 Weibling, Mike 1997,98 Simonin, Richard 1973,74,75 Tarpley, Stephen 2012 Welch, Floyd 1927,28,29 Simpson, Edwin 1951,52,53 Tashjian, Karl 1943 Welch, Robert Alvin 1926,27,28 Simpson, Larry 1978 Taylor, Dave 1937 Welin, Boyd 1923,24 Singer, Robert M. 1969,70 Taylor, Donald H. 1962 Wellington, Frank 1899 Skeele, Stuart 1942 Tebbetts, Hiram 1899 Wells, John 1976,77,78,79 Skube, Robert 1977,78,79 Tellez, Albert 1922,23,24 Wellsfry, Walt 1980, 81 Smalley, Roy 1972,73 Tevlin, Creighton 1972,73,74 Wentworth, Clayton 2002,03,04 Smedes, Mike 1989 Thom, William Jr. 1982,83 Werhas, John 1957,58,59 Smith 1892,93 Thom, William Sr. 1957,58,59 Wetherby, Jeff 1985 Smith, Chad 2009,10,11 Thomas 1917,18 Wheatley, Bob 2011,12,13,14 Smith, Christopher W. 1976,77,78 Thomas, Fay 1924,25 Wheatley, Brent 2013,14,15,16 Smith, Dave 1979,80,81,82 Thompson, Robert W. 1962,63 White, Duane 1963,64,65 Smith, Mark 1989,90,91 Thornhill 1899 White, Robert 1940,41,42 Smith, Michael R. 1964 Thornton, Archie 1921,22,23 White, William A. 1940,41,42 Smith, Nate 2007 Thurlow, Leavitt 1933,36 Whitlock, Ben 1893 Smith, Phil 1982,83,84 Ticehurst, Brad 1997,98,99 Whittemore 1916 Smith, Steven Edward 1976 Tippin, Greg 1992 Wick, Jeff 1977,78,79,81 Smyth, Steve 1999 Todd, Mark 2000,01,02 Widman, Greg 1970,71,72 Snell, Gary 1982,83,84 Tolman, Timothy 1976,77,78 Wiencek, Gary 1975,76 Sogge, Mark 1970,71,72 Tonascia, Bruce 1975,76,77 Wilcox, Ralph 1929,30,31 Sogge, Steve 1966,67,68 Torres, Michael 2006,07 Wilkerson, Marty 1979,80,81 Sommers, Scott 1984,85,86 Torres, Rafael 2002,04 Wilkey, Jim 1983,84,85 Sorgen, Verle 1953,54 Torres, Rick 1987,88,89 Wilkins, Daryl 1963,64,65 Southall, Reggie 2014,15,16 Townsend, Josh 1998 Wilkins, Edmund (Tom) 1940,41,42 Southworth, Jim 1968,69 Tracey 1917 Williams, Bob 1946 Spaeter, Alfred 1942,43,46 Triggs, Andrew 2009,10,11,12 Williams, Brett 2010,11,12 Spaeter, William 1943,44,46 Tsukashima, Darin 1992,93 Williams, Jon 2001,02,04,05 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES RESULTS

Year Champion (Coach) Runner-up Score Most Outstanding Player 1947 California (Clint Evans)* Yale 8-7 — 1948 USC (Sam Barry/Rod Dedeaux) Yale 9-2 — 1949 Texas ()* Wake Forest 10-3 Charles Teague, Wake Forest 1950 Texas (Bibb Falk) Washington State 3-0 , Wake Forest 1951 Oklahoma ()* Tennessee 3-2 Sidney Hatfi eld, Tennessee 1952 Holy Cross () Missouri 8-4 James O’Neil, Holy Cross 1953 Michigan () Texas 7-5 J.L. Smith, Texas 1954 Missouri (Hi Simmons) Rollins 4-1 Tom Yerwcic, Michigan State 1955 Wake Forest (Taylor Sanford) Western Michigan 7-6 , Oklahoma State 1956 Minnesota () Arizona 12-1 , Minnesota 1957 California (George Wolfman)* Penn State 1-0 , Penn State 1958 USC (Rod Dedeaux) Missouri 8-7 (12 inn.) Bill Thom, USC 1959 Oklahoma State (Toby Greene) Arizona 5-3 , Oklahoma State 1960 Minnesota (Dick Siebert) USC 2-1 (10 inn.) John Erickson, Minnesota 1961 USC (Rod Dedeaux)* Oklahoma State 1-0 , Oklahoma St. 1962 Michigan (Don Lund) Santa Clara 5-4 (15 inn.) , Santa Clara 1963 USC (Rod Dedeaux) Arizona 5-2 Bud Hollowell, USC 1964 Minnesota (Dick Siebert) Missouri 5-1 , Maine 1965 Arizona State () Ohio State 2-1 , Arizona State 1966 Ohio State (Marty Karow) Oklahoma State 8-2 , Ohio State 1967 Arizona State (Bobby Winkles) Houston 11-2 , Arizona State 1968 USC (Rod Dedeaux)* Southern Illinois 4-3 Bill Seinsoth, USC 1969 Arizona State (Bobby Winkles) Tulsa 10-1 , Arizona State 1970 USC (Rod Dedeaux) Florida State 2-1 (15 inn.) , Florida State 1971 USC (Rod Dedeaux) Southern Illinois 7-2 , Tulsa 1972 USC (Rod Dedeaux) Ar i zo na State 1-0 Russ McQueen, USC 1973 USC (Rod Dedeaux)* Arizona State 4-3 Dave Winfi eld, Minnesota 1974 USC (Rod Dedeaux) Miami 7-3 George Milke, USC 1975 Texas () South Carolina 5-1 Michael Reichenback, Texas 1976 Arizona () Eastern Michigan 7-1 Steve Powers, Arizona 1977 Arizona State () South Carolina 2-1 , Arizona State 1978 USC (Rod Dedeaux)* Arizona State 10-3 Rod Boxberger, USC 1979 Cal State Fullerton () Arkansas 2-1 , Cal State Fullerton 1980 Arizona (Jerry Kindall) Hawaii 5-3 , Arizona 1981 Arizona State (Jim Brock) Oklahoma State 7-4 , Arizona State 1982 Miami ()* Wichita State 9-3 Dan Smith, Miami 1983 Texas (Cliff Gustafson)* Alabama 4-3 , Texas 1984 Cal State Fullerton (Augie Garrido) Texas 3-1 , Cal State Fullerton

Morgan Ensberg celebrates after stealing home in the 1998 national championship game. With the bases loaded and two outs in the seventh, head coach Mike Gillespie called for the triple steal and Ensberg's steal gave USC the 12-8 lead. The Trojans would go on to beat Arizona State, 21-14, for the school's 12th national championship. COLLLEGE WORLD SERIES RESULTS

Year Champion (Coach) Runner-up Score Most Outstanding Player 1985 Miami (Ron Fraser) Texas 10-6 , Miami 1986 Arizona (Jerry Kindall) Florida State 10-2 Mike Senne, Arizona 1987 Stanford () Oklahoma State 9-5 , Stanford 1988 Stanford (Mark Marquess) Arizona State 9-4 , Stanford 1989 Wichita State () Texas 5-3 , Wichita State 1990 Georgia () Oklahoma State 2-1 , Georgia 1991 LSU ()* Wich i ta State 6-3 , LSU 1992 Pepperdine ()* Cal State Fullerton 3-2 , Cal State Fullerton 1993 LSU (Skip Bertman) Wichita State 8-0 , LSU 1994 Oklahoma ()* Georgia Tech 13-5 , Oklahoma 1995 Cal State Fullerton (Augie Garrido)* USC 11-5 , Cal State Fullerton 1996 LSU (Skip Bertman)* Miami 9-8 , Miami 1997 LSU (Skip Bertman)* Alabama 13-6 , LSU 1998 USC (Mike Gillespie) Arizona State 21-14 Wes Rachels, USC 1999 Miami (Jim Morris)* Florida State 6-5 Marshall McDougall, Florida State 2000 LSU (Skip Bertman)* Stanford 6-5 , LSU 2001 Miami (Jim Morris)* Stanford 12-1 , Miami 2002 Texas (Augie Garrido)* South Carolina 12-6 , Texas 2003 Rice () Stanford 14-2 , Stanford 2004 Cal State Fullerton () Texas 3-2 , Cal State Fullerton 2005 Texas (Augie Garrido)* Florida 6-2 , Texas 2006 Oregon State () North Carolina 3-2 , Oregon State 2007 Oregon State (Pat Casey) North Carolina 9-3 , Oregon State 2008 Fresno State () Georgia 6-7, 19-10, 6-1 , Fresno State 2009 LSU () Texas 7-6, 1-5, 11-4 Jared Mitchell, LSU 2010 South Carolina () UCLA 7-1, 2-1 (11) Jackie Bradley, Jr., South Carolina 2011 South Carolina (Ray Tanner) Florida 2-1, 5-2 , South Carolina 2012 Arizona (Andy Lopez) South Carolina 5-1, 4-1 Robert Refsnyder, Arizona 2013 UCLA () Mississippi State 3-1, 8-0 , UCLA 2014 Vanderbilt () Virginia 9-8, 2-7, 3-2 , Vanderbilt 2015 Virginia (Brian O'Connor) Vanderbilt 1-5, 3-0, 4-2 , Virginia 2016 Coastal Carolina (Gary Gilmore) Arizona 0-3, 5-4, 4-3 , Coastal Car. 2017 Florida (Kevin O'Sullivan) LSU 4-3, 6-1 , Florida * Indicates undefeated teams in CWS play. College World Series Leaders NCAA Baseball Championships CWS Appearances CWS Wins 12 USC 6 LSU, Texas 1. Texas ...... 35 1. Texas ...... 85 5 Arizona State 2. Miami ...... 25 2. USC ...... 74 4 Arizona, Miami, Cal State Fullerton 3. Arizona State ...... 22 3. Arizona State ...... 61 4. Florida State ...... 22 4. Miami ...... 48 3 Minnesota 5. USC ...... 21 5. Arizona ...... 43 2 Cal i for nia, Michigan, Oklahoma, Stanford, 6. Oklahoma State ...... 20 6. LSU ...... 40 Oregon State, South Carolina 7. Cal St. Fullerton ...... 18 Oklahoma St...... 40 LSU ...... 18 Stanford ...... 40 9. Arizona ...... 17 9. Cal St. Fullerton ...... 34 10. Stanford ...... 16 10. South Carolina ...... 32 POSTSEASON HISTORY

USC’s OVERALL RECORD: 208-77 1954 1961 — NCAA CHAMPIONS NCAA District 8 Playoff s (at Eugene, OR): NCAA District 8 Playoff s (at USC): USC’s PLAYOFF APPEARANCES (40) Fresno State 9, USC 3 USC 4, Fresno State 1 (League, district & regional games) Fresno State 6, USC 4 18 league playoff appearances: 34-8 USC 10, Fresno State 6 35 district/regional appearances: 100-43 USC 9, 0 NCAA District 8 Finals (at Pullman, WA): Fresno State 7, USC 4 USC 13, Washington State 6 USC’s CWS APPEARANCES (21) USC 10, Washington State 4 College World Series record: 74-26 1955 College World Series (at Omaha, NE): PCC Playoff s (at USC): USC 8, Texas 6 USC 7, Oregon 1 USC 10, Boston College 3 1948 — NCAA CHAMPIONS USC 10, Oregon 1 USC 4, Oklahoma State 2 PCC Playoff s (at Pullman, WA): NCAA District 8 Playoff s (at USC): USC 4, Boston College 3 (10) USC 7, Wash ing ton State 5 USC 11, Fresno State 2 USC 1, Oklahoma State 0 USC 6, Washington State 3 USC 15, Fresno State 2 NCAA Western Playoff s (at Denver, CO): College World Series (at Omaha, NE): 1963 — NCAA CHAMPIONS USC 8, Baylor 0 Northern Colorado 2, USC 1 NCAA District 8 Finals (at Corvallis, OR): USC 7, Oklahoma A&M 1 Colgate 6, USC 4 USC 6, Oregon State 5 USC 16, Baylor 3 Oregon State 8, USC 6 College World Series (at Kalamazoo, MI): 1956 USC 7, Oregon State 5 USC 3, Yale 1 PCC Playoff s (at Pullman, WA): College World Series (at Omaha, NE): Yale 8, USC 3 Washington State 6, USC 2 Texas 8, USC 3 USC 9, Yale 2 Washington State 5, USC 4 USC 6, Holy Cross 5 USC 4, Florida State 3 1949 1958 — NCAA CHAMPIONS USC 12, Missouri 3 PCC Playoff s (at USC): PCC Playoff s (at Corvallis,OR): USC 6, Arizona 4 Washington State 15, USC 2 USC 7, Oregon State 0 USC 5, Arizona 2 USC 2, Washington State 1 (10 inn.) USC 15, Oregon State 0 USC 9, Washington State 2 NCAA District 8 Playoff s (at USC): 1964 NCAA Western Playoff s (at L.A.): USC 6, Portland 0 NCAA District 8 Playoff s (at USC): USC 12, Northern Colorado 2 USC 11, Portland 1 USC 12, Cal Poly Pomona 3 Northern Colorado 6, USC 2 College World Series (at Omaha, NE): USC 5, Cal Poly Pomona 3 USC 8, Northern Colorado 7 Holy Cross 3, USC 0 NCAA District 8 Finals (at USC): College World Series (at Omaha, NE): USC 4, Arizona 0 USC 5, Oregon 0 Wake Forest 2, USC 1 (10 inn.) USC 12, Northern Colorado 1 USC 9, Oregon 3 USC 12, St. John’s 4 USC 6, Holy Cross 2 College World Series (at Omaha, NE): Wake Forest 2, USC 1 (12 inn.) USC 7, Missouri 0 USC 3, Mississippi 2 USC 8, Missouri 7 (12 inn.) USC 3, Missouri 2 1951 Minnesota 6, USC 5 PCC Playoff s (at USC): 1959 Maine 2, USC 1 USC 6, Oregon State 4 PCC Playoff s (at USC): Oregon State 12, USC 1 USC 17, Washington 3 1966 USC 10, Oregon State 7 USC 9, Washington 0 NCAA District 8 Finals (at USC): College World Series (at Omaha, NE): (USC won the 1959 league title but could not USC 11, Cal Poly Pomona 7 USC 4, Princeton 1 play in the NCAA Tournament because of the USC 4, Washington State 3 USC 8, Utah 2 ineligibility of another USC team) USC 7, Washington State 4 Oklahoma 4, USC 1 College World Series (at Omaha, NE): Tennessee 9, USC 8 1960 USC 6, North Carolina 2 NCAA District 8 Playoff s (at USC): Ohio State 6, USC 2 1952 USC 10, Pepperdine 3 USC 8, Arizona 4 PCC Playoff s (at Corvallis, OR): USC 10, Pepperdine 3 USC 5, Ohio State 1 Oregon State 12, USC 10 NCAA District 8 Finals (at USC): Ohio State 1, USC 0 Oregon State 5, USC 4 Washington State 8, USC 7 USC 8, Washington State 3 1953 USC 10, Washington State 5 NCAA District 8 Playoff s (at USC): College World Series (at Omaha, NE): USC 12, San Diego State 6 USC 3, St. John’s 1 USC 11, Seattle 1 USC 5, Boston College 2 San Diego State 3, USC 1 Minnesota 12, USC 11 (10 inn.) USC 3, San Diego State 1 USC 13, Arizona 1 (USC lost coin toss with Stanford for NCAAs) USC 4, Minnesota 2 (11 inn.) Minnesota 2, USC 1 (10 inn.) POSTSEASON HISTORY

1968 — NCAA CHAMPIONS 1973 — NCAA CHAMPIONS 1978 — NCAA CHAMPIONS NCAA District 8 Finals (at CSLA): Pac-8 Playoff s (at Pullman, WA): Pac-8 Playoff s (at Pullman, WA): USC 4, Cal State L.A. 2 USC 13, Washington State 4 USC 3, Washington State 2 Cal State L.A. 8, USC 4 USC 11, Washington State 9 USC 5, Washington State 4 USC 5, Cal State L.A. 4 (10 inn.) NCAA District 8 Playoff s (at USC): NCAA West Regional (at USC): College World Series (at Omaha, NE): USC 9, Loyola 8 USC 3, Arizona 2 USC 5, Brigham Young 3 USC 2, Loyola 1 USC 3, Cal State Fullerton 2 USC 6, Oklahoma State 5 NCAA District 8 Finals (at USC): USC 2, Arizona 1 USC 7, St. John’s 6 USC 4, Cal State L.A. 3 College World Series (at Omaha, NE): USC 2, North Carolina St. 0 USC 13, Cal State L.A. 6 USC 9, Miami 3 USC 4, Southern Illinois 3 College World Series (at Omaha, NE): USC 11, Michigan 3 USC 4, Harvard 1 USC 5, Arizona State 2 1970 — NCAA CHAMPIONS USC 4, Texas 1 USC 3, North Carolina 2 Pac-8 Playoff s (at USC): USC 3, Arizona State 1 USC 10, Arizona State 3 USC 11, Oregon State 3 USC 8, Minnesota 7 USC 8, UCLA 4 USC 4, Arizona State 3 1984 USC 7, UCLA 1 NCAA West Regional (at Fresno, CA): NCAA District 8 Finals (at USC): 1974 — NCAA CHAMPIONS Cal State Fullerton 10, USC 6 USC 12, Santa Clara 1 Pac-8 Playoff s (at USC): Fresno State 15, USC 12 (10 inn.) USC 6, Santa Clara 1 USC 11, Oregon 6 College World Series (at Omaha, NE): USC 14, Oregon 1 1988 Ohio University 4, USC 1 NCAA District 8 Playoff s (at CSLA): NCAA West Regional (at Fresno, CA): USC 7, Delaware 1 USC 9, Cal State L.A. 2 USC 9, Brigham Young 8 USC 6, Dartmouth 1 Cal State L.A. 7, USC 6 USC 10, Washington State 9 USC 8, Texas 7 (14 inn.) USC 11, Cal State L.A. 9 USC 18, Fresno State 17 USC 2, Florida State 1 (15 inn.) NCAA District 8 Finals (at USC): Fresno State 17, USC 12 Pepperdine 4, USC 2 Fresno State 14, USC 3 1971 — NCAA CHAMPIONS USC 4, Pepperdine 1 Pac-8 Playoff s (at Pullman, WA): USC 12, Pepperdine 1 1989 USC 6, Oregon 2 College World Series (at Omaha, NE): NCAA Midwest Regional (at Austin, TX): USC 9, Stanford 3 USC 9, Texas 2 Western Michigan 9, USC 8 Washington State 10, USC 5 USC 5, Southern Illinois 3 Texas 11, USC 8 USC 6, Washington State 3 Miami 7, USC 3 NCAA District 8 Finals (at USC): USC 5, Texas 3 1990 Santa Clara 6, USC 5 USC 7, Southern Illinois 2 NCAA South I Regional (at Baton Rouge, LA): USC 5, Santa Clara 1 USC 7, Miami 3 USC 23, Southern Mis sissip pi 5 USC 9, Santa Clara 1 USC 26, Houston 11 College World Series (at Omaha, NE): 1975 USC 5, LSU 4 USC 5, Seton Hall 1 Pac-8 Playoff s (at Pullman, WA): LSU 5, USC 4 Southern Illinois 8, USC 3 USC 19, Washington State 6 LSU 7, USC 6 USC 8, Brigham Young 6 USC 13, Washington State 1 USC 8, Tulsa 4 NCAA West Regional (at USC): 1991 USC 3, Tulsa 2 Cal State Fullerton 3, USC 1 NCAA West I Regional (at USC): USC 7, Southern Illinois 2 USC 1, Arizona 0 USC 7, Middle Tenn. St. 5 Pepperdine 5, USC 2 USC 17, Pepperdine 7 1972 — NCAA CHAMPIONS Creighton 8, USC 7 (10 inn.) Pac-8 Playoff s (at USC): 1977 Hawaii 7, USC 3 USC 6, Washington State 1 Pac-8 Playoff s (at USC): USC 8, Washington State 7 USC 4, Washington State 2 1993 NCAA District 8 Finals (at Santa Barbara, CA): USC 8, Washington State 1 NCAA Central II Regional (at Austin, TX): USC 9, UC Santa Barbara 5 NCAA West Regional (at Honolulu, HI): USC 7, Kentucky 1 USC 13, UC Santa Barbara 6 USC 6, Hawaii 1 USC 5, Cal State Fullerton 2 College World Series (at Omaha, NE): USC 7, Fresno State 3 Texas 11, USC 3 USC 8, Mississippi 6 Cal State L.A. 6, USC 5 USC 5, Cal State Fullerton 2 USC 5, Connecticut 4 (11 inn.) Cal State L.A. 7, USC 6 Texas 3, USC 2 Arizona State 3, USC 0 USC 4, Texas 3 (10 inn.) USC 3, Arizona State 1 USC 1, Arizona State 0 POSTSEASON HISTORY

1994 1999 NCAA South Regional (at Baton Rouge, LA): NCAA Regional (at USC): USC 19, NC Greensboro 3 USC 10, Va. Commonwealth 0 USC 5, Tulane 0 USC 5, Pepperdine 3 LSU 6, USC 2 Pepperdine 4, USC 3 USC 25, NC Greensboro 9 USC 12, Pepperdine 7 LSU 12, USC 10 NCAA Super Regional (at Palo Alto, CA): Stanford 1, USC 0 1995 Stanford 5, USC 3 Pacifi c-10 Playoff (at USC): USC 9, Washington State 6 2000 USC 4, Washington State 0 NCAA Regional (at Fullerton, CA): NCAA West Regional (at Fresno, CA): USC 8, Virginia Tech 3 USC 10, Middle Tennessee State 4 USC 13, Loyola Marymount 5 USC 22, Fresno State 17 USC 8, Cal State Fullerton 3 USC 6, Long Beach State 5 NCAA Super Regional (at Atlanta, GA): Long Beach State 4, USC 3 USC 7, Georgia Tech 2 USC 9, Long Beach State 2 USC 6, Georgia Tech 3 College World Series (at Omaha, NE): College World Series (at Omaha, NE): WWeses RachelsRachels waswas thethe 19981998 CollegeCollege WWorldorld Miami 15, USC 10 USC 6, Florida State 4 SSerieseries mmostost ooutstandingutstanding playerplayer aandnd wwentent 55-for-7-for-7 wwithith sseveneven RRBIBI iinn tthehe ttitleitle ggameame USC 9, Oklahoma 4 LSU 10, USC 4 USC 16, Florida State 11 Florida State 3, USC 2 USC 7, Miami 5 USC 7, Miami 3 2001 Cal State Fullerton 11, USC 5 NCAA Regional (at USC): USC 12, Oral Roberts 4 1996 USC 4, Pepperdine 3 Pacifi c-10 Playoff (at USC): USC 8, Fresno State 0 Washington 6, USC 2 NCAA Super Regional (at USC): USC 7, Washington 3 USC 5, Florida International 1 USC 5, Washington 0 USC 6, Florida International 0 NCAA Central II Regional (at Lubbock, TX): College World Series (at Omaha, NE): USC 20, Akron 10 USC 11, Georgia 5 USC 15, Arkansas 5 Miami 4, USC 3 Oklahoma State 9, USC 3 Tennessee 10, USC 2 USC 13, Texas Tech 10 (11 inn.) Oklahoma State 10, USC 2 2002 JJackack KrawczykKrawczyk stillstill holdsholds thethe NCAANCAA recordrecord NCAA Regional (at USC): fforor mmostost ssavesaves iinn a sseasoneason ((23)23) aandnd hheldeld 1997 USC 5, BYU 4 (12 inn.) tthehe careercareer rrecordecord ooff 4499 uuntilntil iitt wwasas bbrokenroken iinn 2007.2007. HeHe setset thethe seasonseason recordrecord iinn tthehe NCAA South II Regional (at Tuscaloosa, AL): USC 7, Cal State Northridge 5 11998998 nnationalational cchampionshiphampionship gamegame Virginia Tech 3, USC 2 USC 13, BYU 10 USC 5, Troy State 2 NCAA Super Regional (at Palo Alto, CA): USC 6, Virginia Tech 2 Stanford 4, USC 2 USC 13, North Carolina State 4 Stanford 5, USC 3 Alabama 9, USC 8 2005 1998 — NCAA CHAMPIONS NCAA Regional (at Long Beach, CA): NCAA East Regional (at Clemson, SC): USC 7, Pepperdine 3 USC 10, Fordham 6 USC 6, Long Beach State 4 Va. Commonwealth 14, USC 4 Pepperdine 9, USC 2 USC 8, Clemson 5 USC 5, Pepperdine 2 USC 3, South Alabama 2 NCAA Super Regional (at Corvallis, OR): USC 4, South Alabama 3 Oregon State 10, USC 4 College World Series (at Omaha, NE): USC 9, Oregon State 8 (10 inn.) LSU 12, USC 10 Oregon State 10, USC 8 USC 12, Florida 10 (11 inn.) USC 7, Mississippi State 1 2015 USC 5, LSU 4 NCAA Regional (at Lake Elsinore, CA): USC 7, LSU 3 Virginia 6, USC 1 FFormerormer hheadead ccoachoach MikeMike GGillespieillespie ttookook tthehe USC 21, Arizona State 14 USC 12, UC Santa Barbara 3 TTrojansrojans toto thethe CollegeCollege WWorldorld SSerieseries ffourour USC 12, San Diego State 11 ttimesimes ((1995,1995, 11998,998, 22000000 aandnd 22001)001) aandnd lleded Virginia 14, USC 11 (10 inn) tthehe tteameam ttoo tthehe 11998998 nnationalational cchampionshiphampionship YEAR˨BY˨YEAR HISTORY

All Games* College Confer ence All Games* College Confer ence Year Coach W-L-T W-L-T W-L-T Year Coach W-L-T W-L-T W-L-T 1889 0-1 1957 Rod Dedeaux 19-13 18-4 12-4 (t1st) 1890 1958 Rod Dedeaux 36-8 29-3 14-2 (1st) 1891 1959 Rod Dedeaux 29-6-1 23-4-1 14-2 (1st) 1892 5-0-1 1-0-1 1960 Rod Dedeaux 40-14 32-11 12-4 (t1st) 1893 4-6 1-1 1961 Rod Dedeaux 43-9-1 36-7 12-4 (1st) 1894 0-1 1962 Rod Dedeaux 33-13-2 29-12-1 11-5 (2nd) 1895 1963 Rod Dedeaux 37-16-1 35-10 10-6 (1st) 1896 0-2 1964 Rod Dedeaux 40-15 34-11 17-3 (1st) 1897 1965 Rod Dedeaux 30-15-1 23-14 9-11 (4th) 1898 8-3 1-1 1966 Rod Dedeaux 49-11-1 42-9 16-4 (1st) 1899 3-4 1-0 1967 Rod Dedeaux 38-13-2 32-11-2 9-6 (t3rd) 1900 0-1 0-1 1968 Rod Dedeaux 49-14-1 43-12-1 16-2-1 (1st) 1901 1969 Rod Dedeaux 42-12-1 39-12-1 13-8 (3rd) 1902 0-6 1970 Rod Dedeaux 51-13-1 45-13 11-3 (1st) 1903 3-3 1-1 1971 Rod Dedeaux 54-13 46-11 17-0 (1st) 1904 1-4 1-2 1972 Rod Dedeaux 50-13-1 47-13-1 14-4 (1st) 1905 6-5 0-1 1973 Rod Dedeaux 51-11 51-11 14-4 (1st) 1906 12-4-1 1-2 1974 Rod Dedeaux 50-21 50-20 11-7 (1st) 1907 7-6 2-3 1975 Rod Dedeaux 43-14-1 42-14-1 12-4 (1st) 1908 Harvey Holmes 17-2 1-1 1976 Rod Dedeaux 36-28-3 33-26-2 15-8-1 (2nd) 1909 11-7 2-0 1977 Rod Dedeaux 51-20 46-20 16-2 (1st) 1910 4-6 1-1 1978 Rod Dedeaux 56-10 54-9 15-3 (1st) 1911 Curtiss Bernard 10-3 3-0 1979 Rod Dedeaux 34-26-1 33-24 15-15 (4th) 1912 Len Burrell 6-9 2-2 1980 Rod Dedeaux 30-25-1 27-24 13-17 (t5th) 1913 2-6 0-2 1981 Rod Dedeaux 38-25 34-24 15-15 (3rd) 1914*** George Wheeler 8-2 4-1 1982 Rod Dedeaux 25-38 23-36 9-21 (6th) 1915*** Ralph Glaze 5-10 2-2 1983 Rod Dedeaux 33-24-1 32-23-1 17-13 (t2nd) 1916# Charles "Pat" Millikan 6-5-1 1-4 1984 Rod Dedeaux 48-25 44-23 18-12 (t2nd) 1917# Phil Koerner/Millikan 5-6 0-2 1985 Rod Dedeaux 24-45 22-44 5-25 (6th) 1918## 0-1 1986 Rod Dedeaux 26-30 26-29 12-18 (4th) 1919 (no team — World War I) 1987 Mike Gillespie 32-28 32-28 12-18 (t5th) 1920 Elmer Henderson 9-4-1 4-1-1 1988 Mike Gillespie 36-27-1 36-26 13-17 (4th) 1921 Willis O. Hunter/Henderson 9-3 6-1 1989 Mike Gillespie 42-25-1 41-25 16-14 (3rd) 1922 5-6 1990 Mike Gillespie 41-23 40-22 18-12 (3rd) 1923 George Wheeler 7-11 4-6 1991 Mike Gillespie 46-18-1 46-17-1 23-7 (1st) 1924 Sam Crawford 4-7 4-7 1992 Mike Gillespie 29-26 28-26 13-17 (6th) 1925 Sam Crawford 9-4-1 6-4 1993 Mike Gillespie 35-29 35-29 15-15 (4th) 1926 Sam Crawford 11-6-2 7-5 1994 Mike Gillespie 42-20 41-20 19-11 (3rd) 1927 Sam Crawford 8-15 7-14 6-6 (2nd) 1995 Mike Gillespie 49-22 49-21 21-9 (1st) 1928 Sam Crawford 12-7 9-7 5-7 (t3rd) 1996 Mike Gillespie 44-17-1 44-16-1 24-6 (1st) 1929 Sam Crawford 15-7 12-6 8-5 (3rd) 1997 Mike Gillespie 45-20 42-20 17-13 (3rd) 1930 Sam Barry 25-5-1 15-2-1 11-2 (1st) 1998 Mike Gillespie 49-17 49-17 21-9 (2nd) 1931 Sam Barry 24-6 14-4 14-4 (2nd) 1999 Mike Gillespie 36-26 36-26 17-7 (2nd) 1932 Sam Barry 15-3-1 11-2-1 13-5 (1st) 2000 Mike Gillespie 44-20 44-20 16-8 (4th) 1933 Sam Barry 11-8 5-6 3-6 (t3rd) 2001 Mike Gillespie 45-19 45-19 18-6 (1st) 1934 Sam Barry 22-10 14-5 10-5 (2nd) 2002 Mike Gillespie 37-24 37-24 17-7 (1st) 1935 Sam Barry 16-12 12-5 10-5 (t1st) 2003 Mike Gillespie 28-28 28-28 11-13 (T-5th) 1936 Sam Barry 19-9 15-4 13-2 (1st) 2004 Mike Gillespie 24-32 24-32 10-14 (T-6th) 1937 Sam Barry 16-8 11-5 10-5 (2nd) 2005 Mike Gillespie 41-22 41-22 15-9 (T-3rd) 1938 Sam Barry 24-7 13-4 11-4 (2nd) 2006 Mike Gillespie 25-33 25-33 11-13 (T-5th) 1939 Sam Barry 23-7 13-4 11-4 (t1st) 2007 Chad Kreuter 27-29 27-29 8-16 (9th) 1940 Sam Barry 12-8 11-7 8-7 (3rd) 2008 Chad Kreuter 28-28 28-28 11-13 (T-6th) 1941 Sam Barry 12-6-1 9-6 9-6 (3rd) 2009 Chad Kreuter 28-28 28-28 13-14 (T-5th) 1942 Barry/Dedeaux 18-5-1 14-2 12-2 (1st) 2010 Chad Kreuter 28-32 28-32 7-20 (10th) 1943 Rod Dedeaux 27-7-3 14-2 10-0 (2nd) 2011 25-31 25-31 13-14 (7th) 1944 Rod Dedeaux 16-13 12-4 4-4 (2nd) 2012 Frank Cruz 23-32 23-32 8-22 (10th) 1945 Rod Dedeaux 13-15-1 7-8 3-5 (2nd) 2013 Dan Hubbs 20-36 20-36 10-20 (T-8th) 1946 Barry/Dedeaux 24-8 15-2 11-1 (1st) 2014 Dan Hubbs 29-24 29-24 16-14 (T-4th) 1947 Barry/Dedeaux 25-12 16-6 11-4 (1st) 2015 Dan Hubbs 39-21 39-21 18-12 (T-3rd) 1948 Barry/Dedeaux 40-12-1 26-4 13-2 (1st) 2016 Dan Hubbs 28-28 28-28 15-15 (T-6th) 1949 Barry/Dedeaux 37-14-1 23-6 12-2 (1st) 2017 Dan Hubbs 21-34 21-34 8-22 (T-10th) 1950 Barry/Dedeaux 26-19 16-8 8-7 (t3rd) All Games 3,078-1,794-44 (.635) 1951 Rod Dedeaux 32-19 22-10 11-5 (1st) College Games 2,618-1,497-17 (.641) 1952 Rod Dedeaux 37-12-1 18-9 11-5 (1st) Conference Games 1,143-765-2 (.606) 1953 Rod Dedeaux 25-25-1 21-9 10-6 (t1st) *Includes exhibition games. 1954 Rod Dedeaux 20-11-1 14-7 11-5 (1st) ***USC was represented by School of Law team. 1955 Rod Dedeaux 30-10 23-5 12-3 (1st) #USC was represented by School of Law but the team was open to all students. 1956 Rod Dedeaux 26-11 21-5 14-2 (1st) ##No offi cial team due to WWI; students briefl y organized team. SERIES RECORD VS. OPPONENTS

ARIZONA ARIZONA STATSTATEE CALIFORNIA OREGON OREGON STATE 124-105-1 (.541) 103-108 (.488) 233-144-2 (.616) 27-18 (.600) 53-32 (.624) First Meeting: 1921 First Meeting: 1961 First Meeting: 1923 First Meeting: 1955 First Meeting: 1951

STANFORD UCLA UTAH WASHINGTOWASHINGTONN WASHINGTON STATE 220-184-2 ((.544) 261-137 ((.656) 18-9 ((.667) 39-35 ((.527)) 70-32 ((.686)) First Meeting: 1923 First Meeting: 1928 First Meeting: 1951 First Meeting: 1959 First Meeting: 1948

Opponent W L T Pct. First / Last Opponent W L T Pct. First/Last Air Force 3 1 0 .750 1968 / 1974 Florida 2 0 0 1.000 1996 / 1998 Akron 4 0 0 1.000 1996/2012 Florida International 8 0 0 1.000 2001 / 2008 Alabama 0 1 0 .000 1997 Florida State 6 2 0 .750 1963 / 2000 Arkansas 1 0 0 1.000 1996 Fordham 4 0 0 1.000 1998/2015 Army 2 0 0 1.000 1968 / 1979 Fresno State 42 28 0 .600 1952 / 2015 Azusa Pacifi c 7 1 0 .875 1979 / 1987 Georgia 6 2 0 .750 2001 / 2011 Baylor 2 6 0 .250 1948 / 2003 Georgia Tech 4 0 0 1.000 2000 / 2004 Bethune-Cookman 1 0 0 1.000 2008 Gonzaga 9 2 0 .818 1972 / 1989 Boston College 3 0 0 1.000 1960 / 1961 Grand Canyon 5 1 0 .833 1982 / 2014 Brigham Young 25 4 0 .862 1955 / 2002 Hartford 1 0 0 1.000 1994 Brown 2 0 0 1.000 2009 / 2009 Harvard 1 0 0 1.000 1973 Cal Lutheran 10 2 0 .833 1977 / 1999 Hawai'i 30 25 0 .545 1968 / 2014 Cal Poly Pomona 40 24 0 .625 1921 / 1991 Hawaii Hilo 5 1 0 .833 1994 / 1998 Cal Poly 23 7 0 .767 1953 / 2014 Hawaii Pacifi c 2 0 0 1.000 1989 Cal State Bakersfi eld 5 1 0 .833 2010 / 2013 Holy Cross 2 1 0 .667 1958 / 1963 Cal State Dominguez Hills 12 3 0 .800 1976 / 1999 Houston 7 5 0 .583 1978 / 2014 Cal State Fullerton 40 50 1 .445 1969 / 2015 Illinois 2 0 0 1.000 1968 / 1969 Cal State Los Angeles 51 11 0 .823 1960 / 1999 Indiana 1 0 0 1.000 1969 Cal State Northridge 52 23 0 .693 1962 / 2013 Jacksonville 3 0 0 1.000 2012 Cal Tech 6 2 0 .750 1921 / 1945 Kansas 1 0 0 1.000 2006 Central Florida 1 0 0 1.000 1992 Kansas State 2 0 0 1.000 1994 Chapman 28 11 0 .720 1965 / 1993 Kearney State 2 0 0 1.000 1977 Citadel 1 0 0 1.000 1996 Kentucky 2 0 0 1.000 1993/2015 Claremont 1 0 0 1.000 1976 La Verne 5 0 1 .917 1974 / 1984 Clemson 2 0 0 1.000 1990 / 1998 Long Beach State 79 46 0 .632 2014 / 2014 Colgate 0 1 0 .000 1955 LSU 3 7 0 .300 1988 / 2000 Connecticut 1 2 0 .250 1972 / 2016 Louisville 5 2 0 .714 2001 / 2013 Cornell 1 0 0 1.000 1982 Loyola Marymount 131 24 1 .843 1922 / 2014 Creighton 3 1 0 .750 1980 / 2002 Maine 1 1 0 .500 1964 / 1982 Dartmouth 1 0 0 1.000 1970 Massachusetts 1 0 0 1.000 1973 Delaware 2 0 0 1.000 1969 / 1970 Miami (Fla.) 5 8 0 .385 1974 / 2002 Eastern Michigan 1 1 0 .500 1976 / 1978 Michigan 2 0 0 1.000 1978 / 1999 SERIES RECORD VS. OPPONENTS

Opponent W L T Pct. First/Last Opponent W L T Pct. First/Last Middle Tennessee State 2 0 0 1.000 1991 / 1995 Southern 1 0 0 1.000 2008 Minnesota 2 4 0 .333 1960 / 1989 Southern California College 1 2 0 .333 1983 / 1985 Mississippi 4 0 0 1.000 1964 / 1997 Southern Illinois 4 1 0 .800 1968 / 1974 Mississippi State 5 2 0 .714 1998 / 2016 Southern Mississippi 2 0 0 1.000 1987 / 1990 Missouri 5 0 0 1.000 1958 / 2011 Southwest Louisiana 1 0 0 1.000 1989 Nebraska 2 2 0 .500 1979 / 2013 Stony Brook 1 0 0 1.000 2005 / 2005 Nevada 3 2 0 .500 1962 / 1996 Sul Ross State 1 0 0 1.000 1957 New Mexico 4 3 0 .571 1960 / 2010 TCU 4 4 0 .500 2002/2016 New Mexico State 2 0 0 1.000 2010 / 2010 Tennessee 0 2 0 .000 1951 / 2001 New Orleans 1 1 0 .500 1987 / 1988 Texas 10 16 0 .385 1961 / 1999 North Carolina 8 3 0 .727 1966 / 2012 Texas A&M 4 2 0 .667 1978 / 2005 North Carolina Greensboro 2 0 0 1.000 1994 Texas Tech 5 3 0 .625 1996 / 2005 North Carolina State 3 2 0 .600 1968 / 1997 Towson 3 0 0 1.00 2015 North Dakota 1 2 0 .333 2016/2016 Troy State 1 0 0 1.000 1997 North Dakota State 3 0 0 1.00 2014/2014 Tulane 6 5 0 .545 1987 / 2009 Northern Arizona 1 0 0 1.000 1974 Tulsa 6 3 0 .667 1970 / 1976 Northern Colorado 3 2 0 .600 1949 / 1958 UC Irvine 31 30 0 .491 1970 / 2015 Notre Dame 3 4 0 .429 1961 / 2013 UC Riverside 21 7 0 .750 1969 / 2011 Northewestern 3 0 0 1.00 2014/2014 UC Santa Barbara 88 46 1 .656 1921 / 2016 Oakland 3 0 0 1.00 2015 UNLV 9 3 0 .750 1973 / 2003 Occidental 20 4 0 .833 1922 / 1968 USIU 9 3 0 .750 1962 / 1991 Ohio 0 1 0 .000 1970 Vanderbilt 1 3 0 .250 1973 / 2015 Ohio State 3 4 0 .429 1966 / 1992 Virginia Commonwealth 1 1 0 .500 1998 / 1999 Oklahoma 4 6 0 .400 1951 / 2016 Virginia 0 2 0 .000 2015 Oklahoma State 5 3 0 .625 1948 / 2010 Virginia Tech 2 1 0 .667 1997 / 2000 Oral Roberts 4 1 0 .800 1980 / 2001 Wake Forest 4 3 0 .571 1949 / 2016 Pacifi c 5 4 0 .556 1955 / 2011 Western Carolina 1 2 0 .333 2009 / 2009 Penn State 2 0 0 1.000 1994 Western Michigan 0 1 0 .000 1989 Pepperdine 91 44 1 .673 1943 / 2015 Westmont 10 4 0 .714 1963 / 1993 Portland 6 0 0 1.000 1958 / 2007 Whittier 22 0 0 1.000 1921 / 1962 Portland State 1 1 0 .500 1998 Wichita State 2 3 0 .400 1979 / 2006 Princeton 1 0 0 1.000 1951 Winthrop 6 1 0 .857 2008 / 2009 Redlands 2 0 0 1.000 1944 Wyoming 1 0 0 1.000 1957 Rice 0 4 0 .000 2005 / 2011 Yale 4 1 0 .800 1948 / 1984 St. John’s 4 0 0 1.000 1949 / 1970 St. Mary’s 45 25 0 .643 1924 / 2011 San Diego 20 4 0 .833 1961 / 2008 San Diego State 60 26 3 .691 1945 / 2015 San Francisco 11 2 0 .846 1931 / 2001 San Francisco State 1 0 0 1.000 1967 San Jose State 7 1 0 .875 1953 / 1984 Santa Clara 101 32 1 .757 1927 / 2000 Seattle 2 0 0 1.000 1953 / 1954 Seton Hall 1 0 0 1.000 1971 Former Trojan pitcherit h TomT SeaverS (pictured( i t d withiith fformer majorj lleague baseball commissioner Fay Vincent) was inducted into the Hall of Fame in South Alabama 8 2 0 .800 1987 / 2004 1992. Seaver received the highest percentage ever (98.8%) after being South Florida 1 0 0 1.000 1992 selected in 425 of 430 total votes. YEAR˨BY˨YEAR VS. PAC˨12 OPPONENTS

Note: Some historic records are 1984 5-9 L ...... Away 2002 12-10 W ...... Home 1981 6-10 L ...... Away 1997 9-6 W ...... Home incomplete and all results have been 1984 7-8 L ...... Away 2002 12-15 L ...... Home 1981 0-6 L ...... Home 1997 12-7 W ...... Away researched as best as possible. 1985 6-8 L ...... Away 2003 12-5 W ...... Away 1981 3-13 L ...... Home 1997 15-4 W ...... Away 1985 12-10 W ...... Away 2003 5-6 L ...... Away 1981 2-13 L ...... Home 1997 11-7 W ...... Away Arizona 1985 1-8 L ...... Away 2003 3-16 L ...... Away 1982 4-3 W ...... Home 1998 7-6 W ...... Home 1985 2-5 L ...... Home 2004 6-7 L ...... Home 1982 3-4 L ...... Home 1998 13-5 W ...... Home (124-102-1) 1985 3-7 L ...... Home 2004 9-8 W ...... Home 1982 4-10 L ...... Home 1998 6-3 W ...... Home 1985 1-11 L ...... Home 2004 6-7 L ...... Home 1982 4-23 L ...... Away 1998 3-18 L ...... Away 1921 8-6 W ...... Away 1986 5-0 W ...... Home 2005 13-0 W ...... Away 1982 0-1 L ...... Away 1998 5-7 L ...... Away 1921 5-10 L ...... Away 1986 14-12 (8) W ...... Home 2005 2-7 L ...... Away 1982 4-5 L ...... Away 1998 4-24 L ...... Away 1921 6-5 W ...... Away 1986 3-6 L ...... Home 2005 4-18 L ...... Away 1983 7-3 W ...... Home 1998 21-14* W ...... Neutral 1922 --- W ...... Home 1986 3-10 L ...... Away 2006 5-10 L ...... Home 1983 6-5 W ...... Home 1999 9-5 W ...... Away 1922 --- L ...... Home 1986 4-9 L ...... Away 2006 0-6 L ...... Home 1983 2-3 L ...... Home 1999 14-7 W ...... Away 1922 6-5 W ...... Home 1986 17-19 L ...... Away 2006 14-17 L ...... Home 1983 5-9 L ...... Away 1999 10-6 W ...... Away 1923 5-13 L ...... Away 1987 6-13 W ...... Home 2007 2-5 L ...... Away 1983 5-13 L ...... Away 2000 1-3 L ...... Home 1923 --- L ...... Away 1987 8-10 (10) L ...... Home 2007 7-5 W ...... Away 1983 7-11 L ...... Away 2000 12-2 W ...... Home 1923 --- L ...... Away 1987 4-3 (10) W ...... Home 2007 4-2 W ...... Away 1984 0-9 L ...... Away 2000 4-3 W ...... Home 1924 2-5 L ...... Away 1987 1-4 L ...... Away 2008 2-10 L ...... Home 1984 8-3 W ...... Away 2001 11-2 W ...... Home 1924 5-7 L ...... Away 1987 4-9 L ...... Away 2008 5-0 W ...... Home 1984 12-15 L ...... Away 2001 5-1 W ...... Home 1924 6-7 L ...... Away 1987 5-11 L ...... Away 2008 5-0 W ...... Home 1984 8-7 W ...... Home 2001 1-11 L ...... Home 1925 2-4 L ...... Away 1988 11-10 W ...... Away 2009 6-7 L ...... Away 1984 12-4 W ...... Home 2002 1-3 L ...... Away 1925 5-7 L ...... Away 1988 11-7 W ...... Away 2009 15-14 W ...... Away 1984 6-7 L ...... Home 2002 9-5 W ...... Away 1925 6-7 L ...... Away 1988 15-14 W ...... Away 2009 7-3 W ...... Away 1985 7-9 L ...... Home 2002 8-17 L ...... Away 1926 3-6 L ...... Away 1988 3-8 L ...... Home 2010 6-0 W ...... Home 1985 8-3 W ...... Home 2003 4-11 L ...... Home 1926 11-7 W ...... Away 1988 7-1 W ...... Home 2010 7-5 W ...... Home 1985 9-11 (15) L ...... Home 2003 6-5 W ...... Home 1926 8-6 W ...... Away 1988 4-13 L ...... Home 2010 7-9 L ...... Home 1985 4-12 L ...... Away 2003 5-7 L ...... Home 1927 7-3 W ...... Home 1989 6-10 L ...... Home 2011 3-4 (10) L ...... Away 1985 5-7 L ...... Away 2004 3-10 L ...... Away 1927 8-6 W ...... Home 1989 6-7 L ...... Home 2011 4-20 L ...... Away 1985 10-14 L ...... Away 2004 14-5 W ...... Away 1930 19-2 W ...... Away 1989 7-5 W ...... Home 2011 5-8 L ...... Away 1986 7-2 W ...... Away 2004 10-3 W ...... Away 1930 13-6 W ...... Away 1989 4-11 L ...... Away 2012 1-11 L ...... Home 1986 5-2 W ...... Away 2005 9-8 W ...... Home 1930 10-5 W ...... Away 1989 6-14 L ...... Away 2012 8-4 W ...... Home 1986 1-5 L ...... Away 2005 1-17 L ...... Home 1936 11-21 L ...... Away 1989 4-6 L ...... Away 2012 1-6 L ...... Home 1986 13-2 W ...... Home 2005 1-2 (10) L ...... Home 1936 4-7 L ...... Away 1990 4-5 L ...... Away 2013 3-4 (10) L...... Away 1986 9-11 L ...... Home 2006 13-12 W ...... Away 1936 21-8 W ...... Away 1990 5-6 L ...... Away 2013 4-18 L...... Away 1986 13-6 W ...... Home 2006 9-10 (10) L ...... Away 1951 7-2 W ...... Away 1990 5-13 L ...... Away 2013 1-7 L...... Away 1987 6-4 W ...... Home 2006 7-8 L ...... Away 1951 2-9 L ...... Away 1990 9-1 W ...... Home 2014 1-0 W ...... Home 1987 6-2 W ...... Home 2007 0-10 L ...... Home 1952 6-4 W ...... Home 1990 16-3 W ...... Home 2014 5-4 (12) W ...... Home 1987 11-8 W ...... Home 2007 3-4 L ...... Home 1953 5-4 W ...... Home 1990 9-4 W ...... Home 2014 2-0 W ...... Home 1987 3-6 L ...... Away 2007 14-13 W ...... Home 1953 2-3 L ...... Home 1991 11-14 L ...... Away 2015 4-1 W ...... Away 1987 8-1 W ...... Away 2008 5-16 L ...... Away 1958 4-0* W ...... Neutral 1991 11-10 W ...... Away 2015 13-6 W ...... Away 1987 6-11 L ...... Away 2008 5-13 L ...... Away 1959 6-6 (10) Tie ...... Home 1991 18-6 W ...... Away 2015 10-9 W ...... Away 1988 5-3 W ...... Home 2008 2-5 L ...... Away 1960 13-1* W ...... Neutral 1991 6-4 W ...... Home 2016 5-8 L ...... Home 1988 4-1 W ...... Home 2009 1-2 L ...... Home 1961 0-8 L ...... Home 1991 8-7 W ...... Home 2016 8-5 W ...... Home 1988 7-4 W ...... Home 2009 1-10 L ...... Home 1963 6-4* W ...... Neutral 1991 8-4 W ...... Home 2016 5-2 W ...... Home 1988 7-8 (11) L ...... Away 2009 8-2 W ...... Home 1963 5-2* W ...... Neutral 1992 0-1 L ...... Home 1988 4-8 L ...... Away 2010 4-5 L ...... Away 1965 7-6 (12) W ...... Home 1992 10-2 W ...... Home 1988 7-9 L ...... Away 2010 3-5 L ...... Away 1965 4-2 W ...... Home Arizona State 1992 1-2 L ...... Home 1989 6-3 W ...... Away 2010 6-14 L ...... Away 1966 8-4* W ...... Neutral 1992 4-2 W ...... Away (101-107) 1989 5-8 L ...... Away 2011 5-1 W ...... Home 1967 2-3 L ...... Away 1992 5-16 L ...... Away 1989 4-7 L ...... Away 2011 4-7 L ...... Home 1967 3-0 W ...... Away 1961 10-2 W ...... Neutral 1992 8-11 L ...... Away 1989 8-2 W ...... Home 2011 6-2 W ...... Home 1967 4-2 W ...... Away 1962 8-6 (12) W ...... Neutral 1993 15-11 W ...... Home 1989 7-6 W ...... Home 2012 1-5 L ...... Away 1972 2-6 L ...... Away 1970 5-2 W ...... Neutral 1993 8-1 W ...... Home 1989 0-11 L ...... Home 2012 0-4 L ...... Away 1972 5-3 W ...... Away 1972 0-3* L ...... Neutral 1993 2-10 L ...... Home 1990 6-0 W ...... Home 2012 1-8 L ...... Away 1972 2-1 W ...... Away 1972 3-1* W ...... Neutral 1993 8-18 L ...... Away 1990 5-3 W ...... Home 2013 5-0 W...... Home 1975 1-0* W ...... Home 1972 1-0* W ...... Neutral 1993 4-7 L ...... Away 1990 0-6 L ...... Away 2013 3-6 L...... Home 1976 4-3 (11) W ...... Home 1973 2-4 L ...... Away 1993 12-9 W ...... Home 1990 8-9 L ...... Away 2013 5-6 L...... Home 1976 6-4 W ...... Home 1973 4-8 L ...... Away 1994 7-1 W ...... Home 1990 2-9 L ...... Away 2014 3-5 L ...... Away 1976 0-8 L ...... Away 1973 5-12 L ...... Away 1994 15-4 W ...... Home 1990 5-7 L ...... Home 2014 9-10 (11) L ...... Away 1976 5-8 L ...... Away 1973 3-1 W ...... Neutral 1994 10-5 W ...... Home 1991 14-11 W ...... Away 2014 8-7 W ...... Away 1976 4-8 L ...... Away 1973 2-0 (12) W ...... Neutral 1994 9-3 W ...... Away 1991 10-3 W ...... Away 2015 3-11 L ...... Home 1978 3-2* W ...... Home 1973 3-1* W ...... Neutral 1994 7-3 W ...... Away 1991 11-5 W ...... Away 2015 7-4 W ...... Home 1978 2-1* W ...... Home 1973 4-3* W ...... Neutral 1994 6-2 W ...... Away 1991 8-7 W ...... Home 2015 6-3 W ...... Home 1979 5-4 (13) W ...... Home 1974 10-12 L ...... Home 1995 7-3 W ...... Home 1991 12-5 W ...... Home 2016 2-3 L ...... Away 1979 9-8 W ...... Home 1974 14-9 W ...... Neutral 1995 6-8 L ...... Home 1991 4-1 W ...... Home 2016 6-2 W ...... Away 1979 7-5 W ...... Away 1974 6-4 W ...... Away 1995 11-8 W ...... Home 1992 8-4 W ...... Home 2016 31-9 W ...... Away 1979 2-6 L ...... Away 1975 4-3 (11) W ...... Home 1995 11-3 W ...... Away 1992 1-8 L ...... Home 1979 15-16 (10) L ...... Away 1975 0-3 L ...... Home 1995 15-4 W ...... Away 1992 3-2 W ...... Home 1979 5-6 L ...... Away 1975 10-6 W ...... Away California 1995 9-8 W ...... Away 1992 9-10 L ...... Away 1980 1-4 L ...... Away 1975 1-2 L ...... Away 1996 20-5 W ...... Home 1992 11-2 W ...... Away (233-141-2) 1980 9-6 W ...... Away 1977 5-7 L ...... Away 1996 4-0 W ...... Home 1992 4-7 L ...... Away 1980 7-8 (10) L ...... Away 1977 12-7 W ...... Away 1996 8-9 L ...... Home 1993 4-3 W ...... Away 1923 2-3 (11) L ...... Away 1980 3-2 W ...... Home 1977 4-8 L ...... Away 1996 6-2 W ...... Away 1993 10-6 W ...... Away 1924 5-1 W ...... Home 1980 7-9 (12) L ...... Home 1977 3-10 L ...... Home 1996 15-4 W ...... Away 1993 5-6 L ...... Away 1924 2-11 L ...... Home 1980 3-9 L ...... Home 1977 10-8 W ...... Home 1996 2-0 W ...... Away 1993 3-6 L ...... Home 1924 5-8 L ...... Home 1981 7-12 L ...... Home 1977 9-6 W ...... Home 1997 3-2 W ...... Home 1993 3-14 L ...... Home 1926 5-8 L ...... Away 1981 15-10 W ...... Home 1978 9-13 L ...... Away 1997 5-6 L ...... Home 1993 3-11 L ...... Home 1926 6-8 L ...... Home 1981 6-10 L ...... Home 1978 7-13 L ...... Away 1997 6-2 W ...... Home 1994 2-6 L ...... Away 1926 3-1 W ...... Home 1981 2-6 L ...... Away 1978 11-0 W ...... Home 1997 8-6 W ...... Away 1994 11-4 W ...... Away 1927 8-1 W ...... Home 1981 9-8 (14) W ...... Away 1978 11-6 W ...... Home 1997 10-1 W ...... Away 1994 5-8 L ...... Away 1927 1-4 L ...... Home 1981 4-16 L ...... Away 1978 10-1 W ...... Home 1997 13-9 W ...... Away 1994 9-0 W ...... Home 1927 9-2 W ...... Away 1982 6-8 L ...... Away 1978 5-2* W ...... Neutral 1998 10-3 W ...... Home 1994 5-12 L ...... Home 1928 14-13 W ...... Home 1982 12-3 W ...... Away 1978 10-3* W ...... Neutral 1998 4-1 W ...... Home 1994 8-7 W ...... Home 1929 9-5 W ...... Home 1982 7-11 L ...... Away 1979 6-2 W ...... Away 1998 2-3 L ...... Home 1995 6-7 (15) L ...... Away 1929 5-6 L ...... Away 1982 5-11 L ...... Home 1979 1-5 L ...... Away 1998 6-4 W ...... Away 1995 9-10 L ...... Away 1929 3-6 L ...... Home 1982 2-1 W ...... Home 1979 5-7 L ...... Away 1998 7-6 W ...... Home 1995 4-10 L ...... Away 1929 5-7 L ...... Home 1982 2-20 L ...... Home 1979 3-5 L ...... Home 1998 10-6 W ...... Home 1995 9-0 W ...... Home 1929 8-7 W ...... Away 1983 1-11 L ...... Away 1979 6-4 W ...... Home 1999 17-1 W ...... Home 1995 8-7 (11) W ...... Home 1930 4-2 W ...... Home 1983 4-3 W ...... Away 1979 13-8 W ...... Home 1999 4-9 L ...... Home 1995 7-6 (11) W ...... Home 1930 3-2 W ...... Home 1983 9-3 W ...... Away 1980 8-11 (13) L ...... Home 1999 8-5 W ...... Home 1996 6-5 W ...... Home 1930 5-4 W ...... Away 1983 1-2 (12) L ...... Home 1980 5-10 L ...... Home 2000 4-11 L ...... Away 1996 12-3 W ...... Home 1931 2-5 (10) L ...... Home 1983 3-2 W ...... Home 1980 6-8 L ...... Home 2000 20-9 W ...... Away 1996 4-3 W ...... Home 1931 6-5 W ...... Home 1983 4-0 W ...... Home 1980 3-1 W ...... Away 2000 6-2 W ...... Away 1996 4-7 L ...... Away 1931 1-6 L ...... Away 1984 11-7 W ...... Home 1980 4-3 W ...... Away 2001 8-0 W ...... Away 1996 10-6 W ...... Away 1932 8-0 W ...... Home 1984 9-3 W ...... Home 1980 3-13 L ...... Away 2001 6-4 W ...... Away 1996 6-13 L ...... Away 1932 9-15 L ...... Home 1984 14-2 W ...... Home 1981 4-7 L ...... Away 2001 8-7 (10) W ...... Away 1997 12-3 W ...... Home 1932 4-8 L ...... Away 1984 5-6 L ...... Away 1981 12-20 L ...... Away 2002 14-6 W ...... Home 1997 3-7 L ...... Home 1933 4-8 L ...... Home YEAR˨BY˨YEAR VS. PAC˨12 OPPONENTS

1933 14-16 L ...... Home 1960 4-1 W ...... Home 1981 4-12 L ...... Away 1997 2-3 L ...... Away 2012 3-4 L ...... Away 1933 6-7 L ...... Away 1960 9-1 W ...... Away 1981 5-2 W ...... Away 1997 5-2 W ...... Away 2013 2-5 L...... Home 1934 3-5 L ...... Home 1960 5-7 L ...... Away 1981 13-11 W ...... Away 1997 5-7 L ...... Away 2013 4-8 L...... Home 1934 4-3 W ...... Home 1961 4-3 (13) W ...... Home 1982 10-8 W ...... Home 1998 10-6 W ...... Away 2013 5-3 W ...... Home 1934 4-5 L ...... Home 1961 1-2 L ...... Home 1982 3-8 L ...... Home 1998 7-6 (10) W ...... Away 2014 3-2 W ...... Away 1934 1-11 L ...... Away 1961 5-4 W ...... Away 1982 10-12 L ...... Home 1998 8-1 W ...... Away 2014 2-7 L ...... Away 1934 3-6 L ...... Away 1961 6-10 L ...... Away 1982 2-7 L ...... Away 1998 10-0 W ...... Home 2014 2-7 L ...... Away 1935 1-5 L ...... Home 1962 1-0 (11) W ...... Home 1982 5-6 L ...... Away 1998 14-13 W ...... Home 2015 13-5 W ...... Home 1935 3-5 L ...... Home 1962 6-2 W ...... Home 1982 6-1 W ...... Away 1998 5-2 W ...... Home 2015 4-15 L ...... Home 1935 5-7 L ...... Away 1962 3-0 (11) W ...... Away 1983 7-0 W ...... Home 1999 4-3 W ...... Home 2015 7-3 W ...... Home 1936 12-7 W ...... Home 1962 3-4 L ...... Away 1983 5-9 L ...... Home 1999 13-6 W ...... Home 2016 3-4 L ...... Away 1936 1-8 L ...... Home 1963 3-2 W ...... Away 1983 7-1 W ...... Home 1999 6-2 W ...... Home 2016 8-12 L ...... Away 1936 6-0 W ...... Away 1963 4-3 W ...... Away 1983 5-2 W ...... Away 2000 6-5 W ...... Away 2016 5-8 L ...... Away 1937 12-4 W ...... Home 1963 6-4 W ...... Home 1983 1-2 L ...... Away 2000 5-9 L ...... Away 1937 3-5 L ...... Home 1963 11-5 W ...... Home 1983 6-2 W ...... Away 2000 3-4 L ...... Away Oregon State 1937 3-1 W ...... Away 1964 10-7 W ...... Home 1984 7-6 W ...... Away 2001 1-0 W ...... Away 1938 2-4 (10) L ...... Home 1964 4-2 W ...... Home 1984 6-11 L ...... Away 2001 5-3 W ...... Away (52-30) 1938 10-5 W ...... Home 1964 8-2 W ...... Away 1984 2-7 L ...... Away 2001 4-5 (10) L ...... Away 1938 2-5 L ...... Away 1964 4-3 W ...... Away 1984 3-8 L ...... Home 2002 11-3 W ...... Home 1951 6-4 W ...... Home 1939 5-4 W ...... Home 1965 1-2 (11) L ...... Away 1984 4-8 L ...... Home 2002 9-1 W ...... Home 1951 1-12 L ...... Home 1939 4-1 W ...... Home 1965 3-4 L ...... Away 1984 4-3 W ...... Home 2002 13-9 W ...... Home 1951 10-7 W ...... Home 1939 2-14 L ...... Away 1965 3-9 L ...... Home 1985 2-3 L ...... Away 2003 3-1 W ...... Away 1952 10-12 L ...... Away 1940 4-1 W ...... Home 1965 1-2 L ...... Home 1985 3-11 L ...... Away 2003 2-11 L ...... Away 1952 4-5 L ...... Away 1940 9-5 W ...... Home 1966 6-0 W ...... Home 1985 3-4 L ...... Away 2003 3-8 L ...... Away 1958 7-0 W ...... Home 1940 3-4 L ...... Away 1966 6-0 W ...... Home 1985 0-6 L ...... Home 2004 2-4 L ...... Home 1958 15-0 W ...... Home 1941 14-6 W ...... Home 1966 4-2 W ...... Away 1985 11-5 W ...... Home 2004 11-4 W ...... Home 1963 6-5* W ...... Away 1941 8-7 W ...... Home 1966 2-7 L ...... Away 1985 4-10 L ...... Home 2004 9-12 L ...... Home 1963 6-8* L ...... Away 1941 1-2 L ...... Away 1967 13-4 W ...... Away 1986 2-3 (10) L ...... Home 2005 7-4 W ...... Away 1963 7-5* W ...... Away 1942 5-10 L ...... Home 1967 6-0 W ...... Away 1986 4-6 L ...... Home 2005 5-4 W ...... Away 1967 0-5 L ...... Away . 1942 5-1 W ...... Neutral 1968 8-5 W ...... Away 1986 12-10 W ...... Home 2005 0-9 L ...... Away 1967 5-1 W ...... Away 1942 4-3 (10) W ...... Away 1968 3-1 W ...... Home 1986 3-4 L ...... Away 2006 2-1 (10) W ...... Home 1968 2-3 W ...... Home 1943 6-5 W ...... Home 1968 8-1 W ...... Home 1986 9-1 W ...... Away 2006 3-2 W ...... Home 1969 3-1 W ...... Home 1943 11-15 L ...... Home 1969 5-2 W ...... Home 1986 3-5 L ...... Away 2006 10-1 W ...... Home 1969 8-4 W ...... Home 1943 1-2 L ...... Home 1969 1-0 W ...... Home 1987 6-3 W ...... Away 2007 3-4 L ...... Away 1969 8-6 W ...... Away 1944 2-1 W ...... Home 1969 4-5 L ...... Home 1987 4-12 L ...... Away 2007 1-6 L ...... Away 1970 4-0 W ...... Neutral 1944 4-2 W ...... Home 1970 4-2 (12) W ...... Away 1987 7-4 W ...... Away 2007 3-6 L ...... Away 1970 11-3 W ...... Home 1944 5-13 L ...... Away 1970 10-0 W ...... Home 1987 3-6 L ...... Home 2008 17-1 W ...... Home 1971 10-4 W ...... Home 1944 5-1 W ...... Away 1970 5-14 L ...... Away 1987 6-4 W ...... Home 2008 11-5 W ...... Home 1971 9-6 W ...... Home . 1945 8-10 L ...... Home 1971 10-2 W ...... Home 1987 3-2 W ...... Home 2008 11-13 L ...... Home 1976 6-5 (10) W ...... Home 1945 8-9 L ...... Home 1971 2-1 W ...... Away 1988 11-13 L ...... Away 2009 4-2 W ...... Away 1977 4-3 W ...... Home 1945 4-7 L ...... Away 1971 10-0 W ...... Away 1988 11-2 W ...... Away 2009 14-4 W ...... Away 1998 9-0 W ...... Home 1945 3-4 L ...... Away 1972 11-5 W ...... Away 1988 2-7 L ...... Away 2009 0-6 L ...... Away 1998 7-4 W ...... Home 1946 11-2 W ...... Home 1972 2-1 W ...... Away 1988 10-7 W ...... Home 2010 9-16 L ...... Home 1998 6-13 L ...... Home 1946 11-4 W ...... Home 1972 7-6 (10) W ...... Away 1988 14-6 W ...... Home 2010 1-7 L ...... Home 1999 5-2 W ...... Away 1946 1-4 L ...... Away 1972 8-8 Tie ...... Home 1988 3-7 L ...... Home 2010 3-4 L ...... Home 1999 12-10 (10) W ...... Away 1946 16-2 W ...... Away 1972 3-2 W ...... Home 1989 12-4 W ...... Home 2011 10-6 W ...... Away 1999 4-1 W ...... Away 1947 8-4 W ...... Home 1972 10-3 W ...... Home 1989 4-0 W ...... Home 2011 2-9 L ...... Away 2000 12-1 W ...... Home 1947 7-14 L ...... Home 1973 14-0 W ...... Home 1989 12-16 L ...... Home 2011 6-9 L ...... Away 2000 16-7 W ...... Home 1947 5-10 L ...... Away 1973 2-1 W ...... Home 1989 11-2 W ...... Away 2012 4-5 L ...... Home 2000 16-3 W ...... Home 1947 2-5* L ...... Home 1973 8-4 W ...... Home 1989 7-4 W ...... Away 2012 2-1 W ...... Home 2001 7-3 (10) W ...... Away 1948 15-11 W ...... Home 1973 4-5 L ...... Away 1989 12-5 W ...... Away 2012 3-2 W ...... Home 2001 0-6 L ...... Away 1948 8-2 W ...... Home 1973 8-2 W ...... Away 1990 8-2 W ...... Home 2013 4-3 W...... Away 2001 1-0 W ...... Away 1948 4-2 W ...... Away 1973 2-0 W ...... Away 1990 9-4 W ...... Home 2013 9-5 W...... Away 2002 9-2 W ...... Home 1949 7-4 W ...... Home 1974 7-0 W ...... Home 1990 13-6 W ...... Home 2013 5-15 L...... Away 2002 3-13 L ...... Home 1949 3-0 W ...... Home 1974 11-4 W ...... Home 1990 7-6 (11) W ...... Away 2014 2-1 W ...... Home 2002 7-0 W ...... Home 1949 4-3 W ...... Away 1974 3-1 W ...... Home 1990 7-5 W ...... Away 2014 4-11 L ...... Home 2003 4-3 W ...... Away 1950 11-7 W ...... Home 1974 4-1 W ...... Away 1990 10-5 W ...... Away 2014 1-4 L ...... Home 2003 3-2 (10) W ...... Away 1950 3-2 W ...... Home 1974 2-4 L ...... Away 1991 6-5 W ...... Home 2015 11-3 W ...... Away 2003 12-2 W ...... Away 1950 5-6 L ...... Away 1974 8-3 W ...... Away 1991 6-5 W ...... Home 2015 5-7 L ...... Away 2004 8-4 W ...... Home 1951 7-5 W ...... Away 1975 8-1 W ...... Home 1991 11-7 W ...... Home 2015 2-7 L ...... Away 2004 3-4 L ...... Home 1951 5-3 W ...... Away 1975 15-6 W ...... Home 1991 6-9 L ...... Away 2016 4-5 L ...... Home 2004 4-8 L ...... Home 1951 6-7 L ...... Home 1975 10-6 W ...... Home 1991 9-3 W ...... Away 2016 18-5 W ...... Home 2005 4-5 L ...... Away 1951 5-6 L ...... Home 1975 5-4 W ...... Home 1991 10-1 W ...... Away 2016 5-4 W ...... Home 2005 7-10 L ...... Away 1952 5-7 L ...... Away 1976 11-6 W ...... Home 1992 7-0 W ...... Home 2005 12-2 W ...... Away 2005 4-10* L ...... Away 1952 4-10 L ...... Home 1976 8-3 W ...... Home 1992 4-12 L ...... Home Oregon 1952 11-1 W ...... Home 1976 4-6 (11) L ...... Home 1992 9-5 W ...... Home 2005 9-8 (10)* W ...... Away 1952 11-1 W ...... Away 1976 4-3 (12) W ...... Away 1992 0-11 L ...... Away (26-16) 2005 8-10* L ...... Away 1953 16-3 W ...... Away 1976 2-6 L ...... Away 1992 5-6 L ...... Away 2006 1-4 L ...... Home 1953 6-7 L ...... Away 1976 1-1 Tie ...... Away 1992 3-2 W ...... Home 1955 7-1* W ...... Home 2006 11-3 W ...... Home 1953 12-3 W ...... Home 1977 8-7 (10) W ...... Away 1993 5-1 W ...... Home 1955 10-1* W ...... Home 2006 4-1 W ...... Home 1953 6-3 W ...... Home 1977 3-1 W ...... Away 1993 5-4 W ...... Home 1964 5-0* W ...... Home 2007 5-9 L ...... Away 1954 0-2 L ...... Away 1977 4-2 W ...... Away 1993 14-8 W ...... Home 1964 9-3* W ...... Home 2007 4-1 W ...... Away 1954 12-1 W ...... Home 1977 12-2 W ...... Home 1993 13-5 W ...... Away 1967 2-4 L ...... Away 2007 8-9 (11) L ...... Away 1954 12-1 W ...... Home 1977 6-4 W ...... Home 1993 9-5 W ...... Away 1967 2-5 L ...... Away 2008 5-3 W ...... Home 1954 13-2 W ...... Away 1977 7-1 W ...... Home 1993 4-6 L ...... Away 1968 4-1 W ...... Home 2008 5-2 W ...... Home 1955 13-7 W ...... Home 1978 13-14 L ...... Away 1994 1-6 L ...... Home 1968 6-3 W ...... Home 2008 6-5 W ...... Home 1955 18-4 W ...... Home 1978 6-2 W ...... Away 1994 6-5 W ...... Home 1968 11-6 W ...... Away 2009 4-3 W ...... Away 1955 5-3 W ...... Away 1978 11-2 W ...... Home 1994 6-1 W ...... Home 1969 5-1 W ...... Home 2009 5-2 W ...... Away 1955 13-1 W ...... Away 1978 14-3 W ...... Home 1994 6-7 L ...... Away 1969 9-4 W ...... Away 2009 4-5 (10) L ...... Away 1956 4-7 L ...... Home 1978 11-2 W ...... Home 1994 6-1 W ...... Away 1969 11-1 W ...... Away 2010 1-4 (10) L ...... Home 1956 15-6 W ...... Home 1978 7-2 W ...... Home 1994 3-6 L ...... Away 1971 5-0 W ...... Home 2010 8-2 W ...... Home 1956 9-2 W ...... Away 1979 6-7 L ...... Home 1995 6-1 W ...... Away 1971 2-0 W ...... Home 2010 3-4 L ...... Home 1956 6-3 W ...... Away 1979 6-5 W ...... Home 1995 3-5 L ...... Away 1971 6-2 W ...... Neutral 2011 2-7 L ...... Away 1957 3-1 W ...... Away 1979 5-8 L ...... Home 1995 6-1 W ...... Away 1974 11-6* W ...... Home 2011 8-3 W ...... Away 1957 0-6 L ...... Away 1979 8-2 W ...... Away 1995 3-5 L ...... Home 1974 14-1* W ...... Home 2011 4-3 W ...... Away 1957 2-7 L ...... Home 1979 17-5 W ...... Away 1995 13-2 W ...... Home 2009 3-2 W ...... Home 2012 3-5 L ...... Home 1957 8-9 L ...... Home 1979 9-17 L ...... Away 1995 7-4 W ...... Home 2009 10-3 W ...... Home 2012 3-2 W ...... Home 1958 4-2 W ...... Away 1980 3-7 L ...... Away 1996 5-7 L ...... Home 2009 9-1 W ...... Home 2012 6-2 W ...... Home 1958 5-7 L ...... Home 1980 10-1 W ...... Away 1996 6-2 W ...... Home 2010 2-12 L ...... Away 2013 4-10 L...... Away 1958 10-5 W ...... Home 1980 4-7 L ...... Away 1996 8-7 W ...... Home 2010 5-4 (10) W ...... Away 2013 0-3 L...... Away 1958 6-7 L ...... Away 1980 1-6 L ...... Home 1996 8-0 W ...... Away 2010 4-8 L ...... Away 2013 1-6 L...... Away 1959 9-0 W ...... Home 1980 6-2 W ...... Home 1996 3-2 W ...... Away 2011 2-4 L ...... Home 2014 4-2 W ...... Home 1959 11-7 W ...... Home 1980 4-0 W ...... Home 1996 8-6 W ...... Away 2011 9-2 W ...... Home 2014 0-2 L ...... Home 1959 14-2 W ...... Away 1981 8-2 W ...... Home 1997 7-5 W ...... Home 2011 3-1 W ...... Home 2014 3-1 W ...... Home 1959 6-7 (13) L ...... Away 1981 5-3 W ...... Home 1997 8-6 W ...... Home 2012 3-4 L ...... Away 2015 11-3 W ...... Away 1960 8-6 W ...... Home 1981 6-8 (10) L ...... Home 1997 5-3 W ...... Home 2012 2-4 L ...... Away 2015 2-3 L ...... Away YEAR˨BY˨YEAR VS. PAC 12 OPPONENTS

2015 6-9 L ...... Away 1954 6-3 W ...... Home 1976 6-4 W ...... Away 1992 4-7 L ...... Home 2007 5-10 L ...... Home 2016 1-3 L ...... Home 1954 10-1 W ...... Home 1976 2-4 L ...... Away 1992 4-5 L ...... Home 2008 0-4 L ...... Away 2016 10-1 W ...... Home 1955 8-1 W ...... Home 1976 7-0 W ...... Away 1992 5-2 W ...... Home 2008 5-26 L ...... Away 2016 1-4 L ...... Home 1955 7-4 W ...... Home 1977 7-5 W ...... Home 1993 6-7 L ...... Home 2008 10-9 W ...... Away 1955 8-6 W ...... Away 1977 9-2 W ...... Home 1993 3-4 L ...... Home 2009 6-8 L ...... Home Stanford 1955 2-3 (8) L ...... Away 1977 4-3 W ...... Home 1993 11-3 W ...... Home 2009 1-9 L ...... Home 1956 3-2 W ...... Away 1977 20-4 W ...... Away 1993 0-8 L ...... Away 2009 5-2 W ...... Home (219-182-2) 1956 9-3 W ...... Away 1977 9-4 W ...... Away 1993 5-15 L ...... Away 2010 13-8 W ...... Away 1956 7-10 (10) L ...... Home 1977 3-11 L ...... Away 1993 6-4 W ...... Away 2010 4-5 L ...... Away 1923 3-6 L ...... Away 1956 7-5 W ...... Home 1978 7-0 W ...... Home 1994 3-4 L ...... Away 2010 1-3 L ...... Away 1923 2-10 L ...... Away 1957 6-3 W ...... Away 1978 2-3 L ...... Home 1994 9-0 W ...... Away 2011 1-8 L ...... Home 1924 5-6 L ...... Away 1957 11-1 W ...... Home 1978 8-3 W ...... Home 1994 5-3 W ...... Away 2011 3-1 W ...... Home 1924 10-6 W ...... Home 1957 0-4 L ...... Home 1978 17-7 W ...... Away 1994 1-2 L ...... Home 2011 6-2 W ...... Home 1924 8-5 W ...... Home 1957 2-0 W ...... Away 1978 4-3 W ...... Away 1994 8-3 W ...... Home 2012 2-4 L ...... Away 1926 3-1 W ...... Away 1958 10-5 W ...... Away 1978 12-6 W ...... Away 1994 3-9 L ...... Home 2012 2-3 L ...... Away 1926 2-11 L ...... Away 1958 13-4 W ...... Away 1979 12-2 W ...... Away 1995 4-5 L ...... Home 2012 8-4 W ...... Away 1926 5-0 W ...... Home 1958 19-13 W ...... Home 1979 9-2 W ...... Away 1995 5-1 W ...... Home 2013 2-4 L...... Home 1927 13-5 W ...... Home 1958 9-2 W ...... Home 1979 6-5 W ...... Away 1995 1-9 L ...... Home 2013 3-10 L...... Home 1927 1-2 (11) L ...... Home 1959 3-6 L ...... Neutral 1979 12-8 W ...... Home 1995 7-5 W ...... Away 2013 7-6 W...... Home 1927 3-4 L ...... Away 1959 7-0 W ...... Away 1979 14-7 W ...... Home 1995 6-4 W ...... Away 2014 4-3 W ...... Away 1928 2-1 W ...... Home 1959 7-3 W ...... Away 1979 9-13 L ...... Home 1995 9-8 W ...... Away 2014 2-6 L ...... Away 1928 5-8 L ...... Home 1959 10-3 W ...... Home 1980 13-5 W ...... Home 1996 8-0 W ...... Away 2014 6-3 (10) W ...... Away 1928 4-2 (10) W ...... Away 1959 14-1 W ...... Home 1980 5-2 W ...... Home 1996 9-3 W ...... Away 2015 1-0 W ...... Home 1929 8-7 W ...... Home 1960 4-2 W ...... Away 1980 10-9 (10) W ...... Home 1996 10-7 W ...... Away 2015 2-3 L ...... Home 1929 5-4 W ...... Home 1960 2-3 L ...... Away 1980 5-6 L ...... Away 1996 6-3 W ...... Home 2015 2-0 W ...... Home 1929 1-6 L ...... Away 1960 9-3 W ...... Home 1980 7-5 W ...... Away 1996 9-8 W ...... Home 2016 1-0 W ...... Away 1930 8-1 W ...... Home 1960 19-6 W ...... Home 1980 4-5 (11) L ...... Away 1996 5-2 W ...... Home 2016 8-11 L ...... Away 1930 8-0 W ...... Home 1961 8-1 W ...... Neutral 1981 5-4 W ...... Away 1997 0-4 L ...... Away 2016 1-8 L ...... Away 1930 2-4 L ...... Away 1961 3-2 W ...... Away 1981 11-10 W ...... Away 1997 4-5 (12) L ...... Away 1931 0-4 L ...... Home 1961 7-2 W ...... Home 1981 9-17 L ...... Home 1997 13-22 L ...... Away 1931 10-5 W ...... Home UCLA 1961 11-2 W ...... Home 1981 4-8 L ...... Home 1997 9-15 L ...... Home 1931 12-6 W ...... Away 1961 5-7 L ...... Away 1981 12-5 W ...... Home 1997 2-4 L ...... Home (260-134) 1932 11-12 L ...... Home 1962 4-1 W ...... Home 1981 12-10 W ...... Home 1997 3-10 L ...... Home 1932 19-1 W ...... Home 1962 8-2 W ...... Home 1982 7-12 L ...... Home 1998 0-1 L ...... Home 1928 2-3 L ...... Home 1932 4-3 W ...... Away 1962 4-15 L ...... Away 1982 5-11 L ...... Home 1998 6-7 L ...... Home 1928 6-5 W ...... Away 1933 4-1 W ...... Home 1962 4-5 L ...... Away 1982 4-11 L ...... Home 1998 7-4 W ...... Home 1928 6-9 L ...... Home 1933 4-18 L ...... Home 1963 2-1 W ...... Home 1982 3-9 L ...... Away 1998 2-4 L ...... Away 1929 2-6 L ...... Home 1933 10-6 W ...... Away 1963 1-0 W ...... Home 1982 5-12 L ...... Away 1998 5-2 W ...... Away 1929 11-3 W ...... Away 1934 3-2 (12) W ...... Home 1963 2-1 W ...... Away 1982 5-6 L ...... Away 1998 5-1 W ...... Away 1929 5-4 (10) W ...... Home 1934 7-6 W ...... Home 1963 3-6 L ...... Away 1983 4-8 L ...... Away 1999 7-10 L ...... Home 1930 12-1 W ...... Away 1934 7-6 W ...... Home 1964 3-2 W ...... Away 1983 4-8 L ...... Away 1999 2-5 L ...... Home 1930 12-2 W ...... Home 1934 3-1 W ...... Away 1964 5-4 (11) W ...... Home 1983 5-12 L ...... Home 1999 9-7 W ...... Home 1930 11-9 W ...... Away 1934 6-7 L ...... Away 1964 11-4 W ...... Home 1983 13-2 W ...... Home 1999 10-1 W ...... Away 1931 4-2 W ...... Home 1935 8-1 W ...... Home 1964 9-2 W ...... Away 1983 8-6 W ...... Home 1999 2-13 L ...... Away 1931 8-4 W ...... Away 1935 5-2 W ...... Home 1965 10-3 W ...... Home 1983 5-12 L ...... Home 1999 17-15 W ...... Away 1931 12-5 W ...... Home 1935 8-2 W ...... Away 1965 4-5 L ...... Home 1984 5-3 W ...... Home 1999 0-1* L ...... Away 1932 3-1 (10) W ...... Away 1936 12-0 W ...... Home 1965 5-4 W ...... Away 1984 5-3 W ...... Home 1999 3-5* L ...... Away 1932 10-9 (10) W ...... Home 1936 4-0 W ...... Home 1965 1-2 L ...... Away 1984 6-4 W ...... Home 2000 3-4 L ...... Away 1932 2-5 L ...... Away 1936 16-13 W ...... Away 1966 3-1 W ...... Home 1984 2-7 L ...... Away 2000 11-7 W ...... Away 1934 9-1 W ...... Home 1937 8-0 W ...... Home 1966 0-4 L ...... Home 1984 3-4 L ...... Away 2000 4-11 L ...... Away 1934 3-5 L ...... Home 1937 12-9 W ...... Home 1967 1-4 L ...... Home 1984 6-4 W ...... Away 2000 7-3 W ...... Home 1934 6-2 W ...... Home 1937 3-4 L ...... Away 1967 6-2 W ...... Home 1985 6-5 W ...... Away 2000 1-4 L ...... Home 1935 4-0 W ...... Away 1938 12-5 W ...... Home 1967 3-3 (14) Tie ...... Away 1985 4-15 L ...... Away 2000 4-18 L ...... Home 1935 2-0 W ...... Home 1938 9-3 W ...... Home 1968 4-9 L ...... Home 1985 5-15 L ...... Away 2001 0-2 L ...... Away 1935 2-1 W ...... Away 1938 6-5 W ...... Away 1968 3-1 W ...... Away 1985 1-16 L ...... Home 2001 3-15 L ...... Away 1936 2-0 W ...... Home 1939 6-2 W ...... Away 1968 2-2 Tie ...... Away 1985 9-13 L ...... Home 2001 5-9 L ...... Away 1936 6-2 W ...... Away 1939 5-11 L ...... Home 1968 4-3 W ...... Home 1985 5-14 L ...... Home 2001 2-1 W ...... Home 1936 3-2 W ...... Home 1939 6-8 L ...... Home 1969 1-0 W ...... Home 1986 0-4 L ...... Away 2001 7-0 W ...... Home 1937 9-3 W ...... Home 1940 1-3 L ...... Home 1969 3-4 L ...... Home 1986 6-0 W ...... Away 2001 5-9 L ...... Home 1937 12-0 W ...... Away 1940 8-4 W ...... Home 1969 2-3 L ...... Away 1986 2-3 L ...... Away 2002 6-9 L ...... Home 1937 5-7 L ...... Home 1940 7-8 L ...... Away 1970 7-5 W ...... Neutral 1986 7-6 W ...... Home 2002 10-12 (11) L ...... Home 1938 6-3 W ...... Home 1941 8-3 W ...... Home 1970 3-0 W ...... Away 1986 7-2 W ...... Home 2002 4-5 L ...... Home 1938 7-5 (10) W ...... Away 1941 13-8 W ...... Away 1970 1-2 L ...... Away 1986 10-7 W ...... Home 2002 5-6 (10) L ...... Away 1938 7-9 L ...... Home 1941 8-6 W ...... Away 1970 2-7 L ...... Home 1987 0-4 L ...... Home 2002 16-11 W ...... Away 1939 9-2 W ...... Away 1942 11-1 W ...... Home 1971 3-1 W ...... Home 1987 4-9 L ...... Home 2002 4-15 L ...... Away 1939 11-10 W ...... Home 1942 26-3 W ...... Home 1971 8-4 W ...... Home 1987 3-1 W ...... Home 2002 2-4* L ...... Away 1939 16-1 W ...... Away 1946 15-7 W ...... Home 1971 2-1 W ...... Away 1987 1-3 L ...... Away 2002 3-5* L ...... Away 1940 3-4 (10) L ...... Away 1946 5-4 (14) W ...... Home 1971 9-3 W ...... Neutral 1987 3-4 L ...... Away 2003 13-4 W ...... Away 1940 13-1 W ...... Home 1946 9-3 W ...... Away 1972 0-2 L ...... Home 1987 7-10 L ...... Away 2003 6-10 L ...... Away 1940 6-1 W ...... Away 1946 7-6 W ...... Away 1972 1-2 L ...... Home 1988 4-13 L ...... Home 2003 4-18 L ...... Away 1941 8-5 W ...... Away 1947 11-6 W ...... Home 1972 3-2 W ...... Home 1988 6-7 L ...... Home 2003 10-22 L ...... Home 1941 5-0 W ...... Home 1947 8-6 W ...... Home 1972 4-3 W ...... Away 1988 3-5 (10) L ...... Home 2003 3-8 L ...... Home 1941 3-0 W ...... Away 1947 5-6 L ...... Away 1972 1-9 L ...... Away 1988 8-10 L ...... Away 2003 3-8 L ...... Home 1942 6-9 L ...... Home 1948 12-10 (10) W ...... Away 1972 10-7 W ...... Away 1988 9-10 L ...... Away 2004 2-10 L ...... Home 1942 2-1 W ...... Away 1948 3-1 W ...... Home 1973 8-2 (10) W ...... Neutral 1988 4-12 L ...... Away 2004 7-8(13) L ...... Home 1942 20-1 W ...... Home 1948 13-6 W ...... Home 1973 2-1 W ...... Away 1989 2-9 L ...... Away 2004 11-8 W ...... Home 1943 10-2 W ...... Away 1949 9-7 W ...... Away 1973 0-1 L ...... Away 1989 12-5 W ...... Away 2004 9-3 W ...... Away 1943 9-0 W ...... Home 1949 4-2 W ...... Home 1973 3-0 W ...... Away 1989 5-15 L ...... Away 2004 4-5 L ...... Away 1943 9-3 W ...... Away 1949 4-1 W ...... Home 1973 12-8 W ...... Home 1989 4-7 L ...... Home 2004 2-8 L ...... Away 1943 10-3 W ...... Home 1950 5-4 W ...... Away 1973 1-0 W ...... Home 1989 5-15 L ...... Home 2005 0-6 L ...... Away 1944 4-9 L ...... Home 1950 4-5 L ...... Home 1973 0-3 L ...... Home 1989 10-4 W ...... Home 2005 3-4 L ...... Away 1944 8-3 W ...... Home 1950 15-3 W ...... Home 1974 2-3 L ...... Away 1990 5-3 W ...... Home 2005 8-2 W ...... Away 1944 1-3 L ...... Away 1951 9-6 W ...... Home 1974 7-5 W ...... Away 1990 2-5 L ...... Home 2005 5-2 W ...... Home 1944 3-7 L ...... Away 1951 10-9 W ...... Home 1974 5-6 L ...... Away 1990 3-1 W ...... Home 2005 3-14 L ...... Home 1945 2-5 L ...... Home 1951 1-6 L ...... Away 1974 1-4 L ...... Home 1990 1-2 L ...... Away 2005 4-2 W ...... Home 1945 11-3 W ...... Home 1951 10-2 W ...... Away 1974 0-7 L ...... Home 1990 3-2 W ...... Away 2006 6-7 L ...... Home 1945 11-3 W ...... Away 1952 6-4 W ...... Away 1974 5-6 L ...... Home 1990 1-6 L ...... Away 2006 16-7 W ...... Home 1945 16-6 W ...... Away 1952 0-2 L ...... Away 1975 0-1 L ...... Home 1991 9-5 W ...... Home 2006 7-2 W ...... Home 1946 2-1 (12) W ...... Home 1952 7-6 W ...... Home 1975 3-12 L ...... Home 1991 11-5 W ...... Home 2006 7-9 L ...... Away 1946 6-4 W ...... Away 1952 6-5 W ...... Home 1975 7-5 W ...... Home 1991 9-5 W ...... Home 2006 3-2 (12) W ...... Away 1946 4-0 W ...... Away 1953 1-7 L ...... Home 1975 4-0 W ...... Away 1991 3-6 L ...... Away 2006 7-2 W ...... Away 1946 12-5 W ...... Home 1953 2-5 L ...... Home 1975 2-7 L ...... Away 1991 2-10 L ...... Away 2007 11-8 W ...... Away 1947 9-2 W ...... Away 1953 5-6 L ...... Away 1975 18-9 W ...... Away 1991 3-7 L ...... Away 2007 2-1 W ...... Away 1947 6-3 W ...... Home 1953 10-11 (10) L ...... Away 1976 10-1 W ...... Home 1992 13-4 W ...... Away 2007 9-14 L ...... Away 1947 5-4 W ...... Away 1954 2-5 L ...... Away 1976 9-1 W ...... Home 1992 0-8 L ...... Away 2007 7-10 (11) L ...... Home 1948 13-0 W ...... Home 1954 5-3 W ...... Away 1976 0-8 (8) L ...... Home 1992 4-11 L ...... Away 2007 13-20 L ...... Home 1948 0-2 L ...... Away YEAR˨BY˨YEAR VS. PAC˨12/NONCONFERENCE OPPONENTS

1948 4-3 (13) W ...... Home 1973 6-3 W ...... Home 1989 6-0 W ...... Home 2005 11-1 W ...... Home 2000 6-1 W ...... Away 1949 21-4 W ...... Away 1973 10-1 W ...... Home 1989 10-7 W ...... Away 2005 9-0 W ...... Home 2000 13-3 W ...... Away 1949 10-8 W ...... Home 1973 5-6 L ...... Away 1989 12-16 L ...... Home 2005 6-0 W ...... Home 2000 4-3 W ...... Away 1950 5-4 W ...... Home 1973 6-2 W ...... Home 1989 10-5 W ...... Away 2006 8-6 W ...... Away 2001 5-1 W ...... Away 1950 6-7 (12) L ...... Away 1973 8-4 W ...... Away 1989 10-2 W ...... Home 2006 3-8 L ...... Away 2001 6-7 (10) L ...... Away 1950 13-1 W ...... Home 1973 6-4 W ...... Away 1989 12-5 W ...... Away 2006 1-12 L ...... Away 2001 3-7 L ...... Away 1951 2-1 (10) W ...... Home 1974 8-2 W ...... Away 1990 7-5 W ...... Away 2007 2-5 L ...... Home 2002 4-1 W ...... Home 1951 2-4 L ...... Away 1974 11-5 W ...... Home 1990 5-4 W ...... Home 2007 6-7 L ...... Home 2002 3-9 L ...... Home 1951 8-2 W ...... Away 1974 6-5 W ...... Home 1990 7-9 (11) L ...... Away 2007 9-12 L ...... Home 2002 8-6 W ...... Home 1951 2-3 L ...... Home 1974 10-0 W ...... Home 1990 7-2 W ...... Home 2008 3-4 L ...... Home 2003 2-26 L ...... Away 1952 4-0 W ...... Away 1974 5-6 L ...... Away 1990 6-8 L ...... Away 2008 6-1 W ...... Away 2003 1-5 L ...... Away 1952 7-1 W ...... Away 1974 22-2 W ...... Away 1990 7-5 W ...... Home 2008 7-4 W ...... Away 2003 8-10 L ...... Away 1952 3-4 L ...... Home 1975 7-2 W ...... Away 1991 5-4 W ...... Home 2008 2-4 L ...... Away 2004 6-8 (10) L ...... Home 1952 7-1 W ...... Home 1975 6-4 W ...... Home 1991 6-5 W ...... Away 2009 4-14 L ...... Home 2004 4-13 L ...... Home 1953 9-3 W ...... Home 1975 6-4 W ...... Home 1991 11-8 W ...... Home 2009 5-1 W ...... Home 2004 10-8 W ...... Home 1953 12-11 W ...... Away 1975 3-6 L ...... Home 1991 4-0 W ...... Away 2009 2-17 L ...... Home 2005 2-1 W ...... Away 1953 11-3 W ...... Home 1975 10-4 W ...... Away 1991 5-7 L ...... Home 2010 1-6 L ...... Neutral 2005 5-1 W ...... Away 1953 5-4 (12) W ...... Away 1975 5-0 W ...... Away 1991 4-13 L ...... Away 2010 7-13 L ...... Away 2005 3-7 L ...... Away 1954 12-5 W ...... Home 1976 0-9 L ...... Home 1992 1-11 L ...... Away 2010 2-15 L ...... Away 2006 2-7 L ...... Home 1954 2-5 L ...... Away 1976 4-1 W ...... Away 1992 13-8 W ...... Home 2010 1-2 L ...... Away 2006 15-8 W ...... Home 1954 8-10 L ...... Away 1976 13-6 W ...... Home 1992 2-15 L ...... Away 2011 2-0 W ...... Neutral 2006 2-7 L ...... Home 1954 7-4 W ...... Home 1976 6-3 W ...... Away 1992 6-5 W ...... Home 2011 4-8 L ...... Home 2007 8-5 W ...... Away 1955 6-10 L ...... Home 1976 7-3 W ...... Home 1992 1-3 L ...... Away 2011 0-4 L ...... Home 2007 5-2 W ...... Away 1955 14-8 W ...... Home 1976 6-7 L ...... Away 1992 4-2 W ...... Home 2011 6-2 W ...... Home 2007 0-6 L ...... Away 1955 7-1 W ...... Away 1977 8-4 W ...... Home 1993 14-4 W ...... Home 2012 1-3 L ...... Away 2008 4-5 L ...... Home 1955 4-18 L ...... Away 1977 5-3 W ...... Away 1993 6-9 L ...... Away 2012 5-6 L ...... Away 2008 2-10 L ...... Home 1956 5-3 W ...... Away 1977 8-7 W ...... Away 1993 11-5 W ...... Home 2012 6-7 L ...... Away 2008 4-11 L ...... Home 1956 2-1 W ...... Away 1977 4-7 L ...... Away 1993 7-6 W ...... Away 2013 1-6 L...... Home 2009 8-9 L ...... Away 1956 15-8 W ...... Home 1977 2-1 W ...... Home 1993 4-6 (13) L ...... Home 2013 1-2 L...... Home 2009 0-3 L ...... Away 1956 4-3 W ...... Home 1977 4-3 W ...... Home 1993 7-8 (10) L ...... Away 2013 6-7 L...... Home 2009 2-3 (10) L ...... Away 1957 3-1 W ...... Home 1978 6-5 (10) W ...... Home 1994 0-6 L ...... Away 2013 2-5 L...... Home 2010 7-9 L ...... Home 1957 8-3 W ...... Away 1978 5-4 W ...... Away 1994 1-0 W ...... Home 2014 5-6 L ...... Home 2010 10-5 W ...... Home 1957 5-1 W ...... Away 1978 7-3 W ...... Home 1994 7-2 W ...... Away 2014 10-0 W ...... Away 2010 11-5 W ...... Home 1957 12-8 W ...... Home 1978 1-0 W ...... Away 1994 6-2 W ...... Home 2014 3-2 W ...... Away 2011 2-1 W ...... Away 1958 3-0 W ...... Away 1978 7-6 W ...... Home 1994 3-4 L ...... Away 2014 7-4 W ...... Away 2011 12-9 W ...... Away 1958 21-2 W ...... Home 1978 8-9 L ...... Away 1994 10-8 W ...... Home 2015 9-6 W ...... Neutral 2011 2-8 L ...... Away 1958 23-1 W ...... Home 1979 5-6 (10) L ...... Home 1995 5-2 W ...... Away 2015 3-9 L ...... Home 2012 0-7 L ...... Home 1958 15-1 W ...... Away 1979 4-7 L ...... Away 1995 9-3 W ...... Home 2015 5-0 W ...... Home 2012 3-6 L ...... Home 1959 5-1 W ...... Home 1979 4-10 L ...... Home 1995 4-9 L ...... Home 2015 3-8 L ...... Home 2012 0-5 L ...... Home 1959 10-6 W ...... Away 1979 5-12 L ...... Away 1995 7-3 W ...... Away 2016 5-2 (14) L ...... Neutral 2013 5-4 W ...... Away 1959 9-0 W ...... Home 1979 9-4 W ...... Home 1995 13-8 W ...... Home 2016 5-3 W ...... Away 2013 1-3 L...... Away 1959 9-3 W ...... Away 1979 13-14 L ...... Away 1995 8-7 W ...... Away 2016 3-4 L ...... Away 2013 3-8 L...... Away 1960 5-4 W ...... Neutral 1980 6-4 W ...... Home 1996 7-12 L ...... Away 2016 9-0 W ...... Away 2014 2-8 L ...... Home 1960 5-2 W ...... Away 1980 1-8 L ...... Home 1996 13-3 W ...... Home 2014 4-19 L ...... Home 1960 0-4 L ...... Away 1980 8-4 W ...... Away 1996 5-10 L ...... Away Utah 2014 3-8 (14) L ...... Home 1960 9-3 W ...... Home 1980 4-8 L ...... Away 1996 5-4 W ...... Home 2015 1-5 L ...... Away 1960 13-2 W ...... Home 1980 3-5 L ...... Away 1996 13-3 W ...... Away (18-6) 2015 3-2 (16) W ...... Away 1961 7-2 W ...... Home 1980 2-3 L ...... Home 1996 8-1 W ...... Home 2015 4-3 (10) W ...... Away 1961 3-1 W ...... Away 1981 9-1 W ...... Away 1997 6-12 L ...... Home 1951 8-2* W ...... Neutral 2016 4-3 W ...... Home 1961 11-8 W ...... Home 1981 5-3 W ...... Home 1997 5-8 L ...... Away 1962 6-0 W ...... Home 2016 3-7 L ...... Home 1961 6-4 W ...... Away 1981 6-3 W ...... Away 1997 8-7 W ...... Home 1967 6-5 W ...... Neutral 2016 0-6 L ...... Home 1962 11-1 W ...... Away 1981 6-12 L ...... Home 1997 10-6 W ...... Away 1968 2-1 W ...... Home 1970 4-2 W ...... Home 1962 6-2 W ...... Neutral 1981 10-2 W ...... Away 1997 11-2 W ...... Home Washington State 1962 11-5 W ...... Home 1981 6-4 W ...... Home 1997 4-14 L ...... Away 1971 8-3 W ...... Home 1962 5-3 (11) W ...... Away 1982 4-1 W ...... Home 1998 6-1 W ...... Home 2010 8-1 W ...... Home (68-31) 1962 6-5 W ...... Home 1982 1-8 L ...... Away 1998 10-9 W ...... Away 2010 6-5 W ...... Home 1963 3-13 L ...... Home 1982 12-6 W ...... Home 1998 7-12 L ...... Home 2010 11-6 W ...... Home 1948 7-5 W ...... Away 1963 1-3 L ...... Home 1982 6-7 L ...... Away 1998 14-6 W ...... Away 2012 1-3 L ...... Home 1948 6-3 W ...... Away 1963 2-11 L ...... Away 1982 13-9 W ...... Home 1998 17-18 L ...... Home 2012 0-1 L ...... Home 1949 2-15 L ...... Home 1963 1-0 W ...... Away 1982 17-8 W ...... Away 1998 17-12 W ...... Away 2012 10-5 W ...... Home 1949 2-1 (10) W ...... Home 1964 2-3 L ...... Away 1983 6-3 W ...... Away 1999 6-3 W ...... Away 2013 0-10 L...... Away 1949 9-2 W ...... Home 1964 8-4 W ...... Away 1983 11-4 W ...... Home 1999 5-6 L ...... Away 2013 7-4 W ...... Away 1956 2-6 L ...... Away 1964 2-7 L ...... Home 1983 14-5 W ...... Away 1999 7-8 (10) L ...... Away 2013 15-10 (10) W ...... Awaye 1956 4-5 L ...... Away 1964 8-7 W ...... Home 1983 5-7 L ...... Home 1999 4-1 W ...... Home 2014 2-3 (13) L ...... Home 1960 7-8* L ...... Home 1965 3-7 L ...... Away 1983 8-3 W ...... Away 1999 2-3 L ...... Home 2014 3-2 W ...... Home 1960 8-3* W ...... Home 1965 11-3 W ...... Away 1983 5-4 W ...... Home 1999 5-8 L ...... Home 2014 13-2 W ...... Home 1960 10-5* W ...... Home 1965 6-1 W ...... Home 1984 4-0 W ...... Home 2000 10-7 W ...... Home 2015 12-7 W ...... Away 1961 13-6* W ...... Away 1965 7-9 (11) L ...... Home 1984 2-0 W ...... Away 2000 4-3 W ...... Home 2015 8-5 W ...... Away 1961 10-4* W ...... Away 1966 13-10 W ...... Away 1984 8-7 (11) W ...... Home 2000 5-1 W ...... Away 2015 5-8 L ...... Away 1966 4-3* W ...... Home 1966 3-2 W ...... Home 1984 5-2 W ...... Away 2000 5-15 L ...... Away 2016 5-2 W ...... Home 1966 7-4* W ...... Home 1966 13-11 W ...... Home 1984 9-7 W ...... Home 2000 5-8 L ...... Away 2016 6-1 W ...... Home 1967 3-2 W ...... Home 1966 4-1 W ...... Away 1984 5-0 W ...... Away 2000 6-2 W ...... Home 2016 8-14 L ...... Home 1967 0-1 (11) L ...... Home 1967 8-1 W ...... Home 1985 4-5 (10) L ...... Away 2001 3-4 L ...... Away 1968 4-3 (14) W ...... Home 1967 8-12 L ...... Away 1985 5-2 W ...... Home 2001 6-0 W ...... Away Washington 1968 3-9 L ...... Away 1967 10-2 W ...... Away 1985 8-9 L ...... Away 2001 5-4 W ...... Away (38-33) 1968 6-1 W ...... Away 1968 4-7 L ...... Home 1985 3-7 L ...... Home 2001 2-0 W ...... Home 1969 9-0 W ...... Home 1968 8-3 W ...... Home 1985 3-5 L ...... Away 2001 7-6 W ...... Home 1969 1-3 L ...... Home 1959 17-3 W ...... Home 1969 3-5 L ...... Away 1968 11-2 W ...... Away 1985 5-10 L ...... Home 2001 7-1 W ...... Home 1959 9-0 W ...... Home 1969 11-3 W ...... Neutral 1986 10-13 L ...... Home 2002 1-0 W ...... Away 1970 7-3 W ...... Home 1967 9-3 W ...... Home 1970 12-5 W ...... Home 1969 5-6 L ...... Away 1986 7-8 L ...... Away 2002 26-4 W ...... Away 1967 2-1 W ...... Home 1969 4-9 L ...... Away 1986 10-12 L ...... Home 2002 6-3 W ...... Away 1971 4-0 W ...... Away 1968 9-4 W ...... Home 1971 7-6 W ...... Away 1969 5-14 L ...... Away 1986 2-5 L ...... Away 2002 5-4 W ...... Away 1968 17-10 W ...... Home 1970 8-2 W ...... Home 1986 4-6 L ...... Home 2002 16-10 W ...... Away 1971 5-10 L ...... Away 1968 10-1 W ...... Away 1971 6-3 W ...... Away 1970 8-5 W ...... Away 1986 7-12 L ...... Away 2002 13-3 W ...... Away 1969 11-3 W ...... Home 1970 4-1 W ...... Home 1987 6-11 L ...... Away 2003 4-7 L ...... Away 1972 12-10 W ...... Neutral 1969 13-2 W ...... Away 1972 6-1 W ...... Away 1970 8-4* W ...... Home 1987 7-9 L ...... Home 2003 9-6 W ...... Away 1969 11-7 W ...... Away 1970 7-1* W ...... Home 1987 4-5 L ...... Away 2003 5-17 L ...... Away 1972 8-7 W ...... Away 1970 9-3 W ...... Home 1973 9-2 W ...... Neutral 1971 7-1 W ...... Away 1987 7-6 W ...... Home 2003 7-6 W ...... Home 1970 6-4 W ...... Home 1971 1-0 W ...... Home 1987 6-11 L ...... Away 2003 7-4 W ...... Home 1973 13-4 W ...... Away 1971 6-0 W ...... Away 1973 11-9 W ...... Away 1971 6-3 W ...... Away 1987 7-4 W ...... Home 2003 8-5 W ...... Home 1971 2-0 W ...... Away 1972 2-1 W ...... Home 1988 3-4 L ...... Home 2004 11-4 W ...... Home 1975 5-1 W ...... Home 1996 2-6 L ...... Home 1975 19-6 W ...... Away 1972 5-2 W ...... Away 1988 8-2 W ...... Away 2004 5-0 W ...... Home 1996 7-3 W ...... Home 1972 10-0 W ...... Away 1988 12-3 W ...... Home 2004 7-13 L ...... Home 1975 13-1 W ...... Away 1996 5-0 W ...... Home 1977 4-2 W ...... Home 1972 8-6 W ...... Away 1988 1-6 L ...... Away 2004 6-4 W ...... Away 1999 13-6 W ...... Home 1972 9-2 W ...... Home 1988 7-4 W ...... Home 2004 6-12 L ...... Away 1977 8-1 W ...... Home 1999 7-8 L ...... Home 1978 3-2 W ...... Home 1972 6-7 L ...... Home 1988 5-6 L ...... Away 2004 12-13 L ...... Away 1999 17-6 W ...... Home YEAR˨BY˨YEAR VS. NONCONFERENCE OPPONENTS

1978 5-4 W ...... Home 1990 5-4 W ...... Home 1974 7-5 W ...... Away 2016 7-4 W ...... Away 1982 10-2 W ...... Away 1988 10-9* W ...... Neutral 1991 7-4 W ...... Home 1977 11-0 W ...... Home 2016 8-3 W ...... Home 1982 9-10 L ...... Home 1995 8-0 W ...... Home 1991 4-5 L ...... Away 1977 10-5 W ...... Away 1983 7-15 L ...... Home 1995 9-6 W ...... Home 1992 10-6 W ...... Away 1977 8-5 W ...... Away Loyola Marymount 1984 4-11 L ...... Away 1995 4-0 W ...... Home 1992 4-3 W ...... Home 1978 23-8 W ...... Away 1984 10-9 W ...... Home 1999 6-5 W ...... Away 1993 3-9 L ...... Home 1978 12-1 W ...... Home (132-25-1) 1985 11-3 W ...... Away 1999 12-14 L ...... Away 1993 7-8 L ...... Away 1980 8-2 W ...... Home 1985 7-6 (14) W ...... Home 1922 11-1 W ...... Home 1999 10-4 W ...... Away 1993 5-2* W ...... Neutral 1981 8-4 W ...... Home 1986 8-10 L ...... Home 1924 9-1 W ...... Home 2000 7-6 W ...... Home 1993 5-2* W ...... Neutral 1981 4-2 W ...... Away 1986 8-7 W ...... Away 1925 13-2 W ...... Home 2000 12-7 W ...... Home 1994 4-3 W ...... Home 1982 0-12 L ...... Home 1987 2-3 L ...... Home 1925 11-4 W ...... Home 2000 10-1 W ...... Home 1994 3-11 L ...... Away 1982 0-4 L ...... Away 1987 15-2 W ...... Away 1926 6-4 W ...... Home 2001 7-6 W ...... Home 1994 4-1 W ...... Home 1983 4-11 L ...... Home 1988 2-3 L ...... Home 1927 4-3 W ...... Home 2001 7-0 W ...... Home 1995 9-10 L ...... Away 1983 7-6 (11) W ...... Home 1988 10-6 W ...... Away 1927 4-3 W ...... Home 2001 5-1 W ...... Home 1995 7-4 W ...... Home 1983 8-4 W ...... Away 1989 7-5 W ...... Away 1928 5-4 W ...... Home 2002 13-7 W ...... Away 1995 5-11* L ...... Neutral 1984 20-2 W ...... Home 1989 4-3 W ...... Home 1929 8-4 W ...... Home 2002 15-3 W ...... Away 1996 4-17 L ...... Away 1984 7-5 W ...... Away 1990 6-8 L ...... Home 1930 N/A W ...... Home 2002 15-9 W ...... Away 1996 4-5 L ...... Home 1985 5-0 W ...... Home 1991 8-7 W ...... Away 1932 11-1 W ...... Home 2003 12-13 L ...... Home 1997 2-0 W ...... Home 1985 4-5 (10) L ...... Away 1991 6-5 (14) W ...... Home 1933 9-2 W ...... Home 2003 6-1 W ...... Home 1997 8-5 W ...... Away 1986 8-3 W ...... Home 1992 9-4 W ...... Home 1933 4-2 W ...... Away 2003 9-1 W ...... Home 1998 3-2 W ...... Away 1986 21-6 W ...... Away 1992 4-2 W ...... Away 1934 4-1 W ...... Home 2004 4-2 W ...... Away 1998 4-7 L ...... Home 1987 1-2 L ...... Away 1993 7-3 W ...... Home 1934 7-6 (12) W ...... Home 2004 10-7 W ...... Away 1999 5-6 L ...... Home 1987 7-6 (10) W ...... Home 1993 6-2 W ...... Home 1935 6-5 W ...... Home 2004 1-5 L ...... Away 1999 5-7 L ...... Away 1988 11-3 W ...... Home 1993 8-5 W ...... Home 1935 3-2 W ...... Home 2005 9-1 W ...... Home 2000 7-6 W ...... Away 1988 10-3 W ...... Away 1994 13-7 W ...... Away 1936 25-4 W ...... Home 2005 15-3 W ...... Home 2000 4-5 L ...... Home 1989 0-4 L ...... Home 1994 11-7 W ...... Home 1937 8-1 W ...... Home 2005 7-2 W ...... Home 2000 8-3 W ...... Away 1989 9-3 W ...... Away 1995 13-4 W ...... Home 1938 5-4 W ...... Home 2006 9-2 W ...... Away 2000 8-3* W ...... Away 1990 6-4 W ...... Home 1995 9-1 W ...... Away 1938 8-5 W ...... Home 2006 7-13 L ...... Away 2001 6-5 (13) W ...... Home 1990 6-11 L ...... Away 1996 11-5 W ...... Home 1939 8-6 W ...... Home 2006 3-6 L ...... Away 2001 11-12 L ...... Away 1990 3-10 L ...... Home 1996 13-3 W ...... Away 1939 9-6 W ...... Home 2007 4-5 L ...... Home 2002 1-8 L ...... Away 1991 6-2 W ...... Home 1997 7-2 W ...... Home 1940 9-4 W ...... Home 2007 9-5 W ...... Home 2002 6-2 W ...... Away 1991 7-4 W ...... Away 1997 0-8 L ...... Away 1940 9-6 W ...... Home 2007 10-8 W ...... Home 2002 1-2 (11) L ...... Home 1992 5-3 W ...... Home 1998 6-4 W ...... Home 1942 5-4 W ...... Home 2008 5-8 L ...... Away 2003 3-2 W ...... Home 1993 5-9 L ...... Away 1998 6-12 L ...... Away 1942 11-3 W ...... Home 2008 2-4 L ...... Away 2003 3-11 L ...... Home 1993 7-4 W ...... Home 1999 5-8 L ...... Away 1943 6-3 W ...... Home 2008 8-8 W ...... Away 2003 2-8 L ...... Neutral 1994 3-6 L ...... Home 1999 4-9 L ...... Home 1943 4-1 W ...... Home 2009 5-1 W ...... Home 2004 4-10 L ...... Away 1994 7-9 L ...... Away 2000 9-8 W ...... Away 1943 2-1 W ...... Home 2009 3-13 L ...... Home 2004 6-4 W ...... Home 1994 5-3 W ...... Home 2000 7-3 W ...... Home 1946 12-2 W ...... Away 2009 4-6 L ...... Home 2005 4-2 W ...... Home 1995 2-3 L ...... Home 2000 13-5* W ...... Neutral 1946 5-6 L ...... Home 2010 7-20 L ...... Away 2005 11-2 (DH) W ...... Away 1995 9-7 W ...... Away 2001 1-9 L ...... Home 1946 9-3 W ...... Home 2010 4-18 L ...... Away 2005 3-5 (DH) L ...... Away 1995 10-3 W ...... Home 2001 3-7 L ...... Away 1947 7-1 W ...... Home 2010 2-8 L ...... Away 2006 6-7 L ...... Away 1995 6-5* W ...... Neutral 2002 7-31 L ...... Away 1947 10-2 W ...... Away 2011 6-2 W ...... Home 2006 3-6 (11) L ...... Home 1995 3-4* L ...... Neutral 2002 8-4 W ...... Home 1948 14-4 W ...... Home 2011 2-10 L ...... Home 2007 1-7 L ...... Away 1995 9-2* W ...... Neutral 2003 8-5 W ...... Away 1948 15-7 W ...... Home 2011 1-13 L ...... Home 2007 1-3 L ...... Home 1996 9-5 W ...... Home 2003 5-3 W ...... Home 1949 10-1 W ...... Home 2012 15-10 W ...... Away 2008 5-4 (11) W ...... Home 1996 10-6 W ...... Home 2004 10-1 W ...... Home 1949 11-6 W ...... Away 2012 7-9 L ...... Away 2008 14-4 W ...... Away 1996 12-2 W ...... Away 2004 7-11 L ...... Away 1950 15-0 W ...... Away 2012 1-3 L ...... Away 2009 2-9 L ...... Home 1997 6-1 W ...... Away 2005 12-4 W ...... Away 1950 6-3 W ...... Home 2013 6-7 L...... Home 2009 9-3 W ...... Away 1997 4-3 W ...... Home 2005 3-5 L ...... Home 1951 11-9 W ...... Home 2013 5-1 W ...... Home 2011 1-10 L...... Away 1997 3-7 L ...... Away 2006 14-4 W ...... Away 1951 10-5 W ...... Home 2013 11-0 W ...... Home 2011 3-7 L...... Away 1998 16-4 W ...... Home 2006 5-6 L ...... Home 1952 6-5 (10) W ...... Home 2014 2-5 L ...... Away 2011 1-2 L...... Home 1998 9-5 W ...... Home 2007 5-2 W ...... Away 1952 9-2 W ...... Home 2014 3-4 (10) L ...... Away 2012 7-4 W ...... Home 1998 12-3 W ...... Away 2007 7-1 W ...... Home 1953 20-3 W ...... Home 2014 7-1 W ...... Away 2012 2-4 L ...... Away 1999 7-9 L ...... Away 2008 10-11 L ...... Away 1953 11-10 W ...... Home 2015 10-3 W ...... Home 2013 2-3 L...... Away 1999 16-12 W ...... Home 2008 2-8 L ...... Home 1954 8-2 W ...... Home 2015 2-4 L ...... Home 2013 4-11 L...... Home 1999 8-9 L ...... Away 2009 13-5 W ...... Away 1955 17-4 W ...... Home 2015 1-0 W ...... Home 2013 4-6 L...... Away 2000 3-2 (11) W ...... Home 2009 11-2 W ...... Home 1955 14-2 W ...... Home 2016 4-2(10) W ...... Away 2014 6-1 W ...... Home 2000 3-13 L ...... Away 2010 6-5 W ...... Home 1956 9-5 W ...... Home 2016 6-2 W ...... Away 2014 3-17 L ...... Away 2000 9-2 W ...... Home 2010 9-7 W ...... Away 1958 8-2 W ...... Home 2016 9-2 L ...... Away 2015 6-4 W ...... Away 2001 6-2 W ...... Away 2011 10-3 W ...... Home 1961 14-2 W ...... Away 2015 3-5 (12) L ...... Home 2001 10-1 W ...... Home 2011 7-4 W ...... Away 1961 8-5 W ...... Home 2016 3-2 W ...... Home 2001 5-9 L ...... Away 2012 5-8 L ...... Home 1962 3-3 Tie ...... Home 2016 2-1 W ...... Away 2001 10-2 W ...... Home 2013 2-1 W ...... Home Cal State Fullerton 1964 5-1 W ...... Home 2002 0-2 L ...... Away 2013 5-2 W ...... Home 1965 7-1 W ...... Home (42-50-1) 2002 4-7 L ...... Away 2014 6-1 W ...... Home 1965 12-2 W ...... Home Long Beach State 2002 8-5 W ...... Away 2014 4-2 W ...... Away 1969 3-2 (10) W ...... Home 1965 5-0 W ...... Home (81-46) 2003 0-6 L ...... Home 2016 4-3 W ...... Away 1975 1-0 W ...... Home 1966 4-2 W ...... Home 2003 1-7 L ...... Away 2016 0-8 L ...... Home 1975 4-4 Tie ...... Away 1967 5-0 W ...... Home 1960 15-8 W ...... Away 2003 12-7 W ...... Home 1975 1-3* L ...... Home 1968 10-1 W ...... Home 1961 11-1 W ...... Home 2004 1-3 L ...... Away 1977 2-3 L ...... Away 1969 9-0 W ...... Away Pepperdine 1961 1-0 W ...... Away 2004 6-4 W ...... Home 1978 10-9 (10) W ...... Away 1969 21-0 W ...... Away 1962 10-4 W ...... Home 2004 2-6 L ...... Away (92-45-1) 1978 9-6 W ...... Home 1970 8-3 W ...... Home 1962 3-2 (8) W ...... Away 2005 4-3 W ...... Away 1978 3-2 (11)* W ...... Home 1971 3-0 W ...... Home 1943 19-4 W ...... Home 1962 3-7 L ...... Away 2005 7-5 W ...... Home 1979 6-13 L ...... Home 1971 8-2 W ...... Home 1943 20-1 W ...... Home 1963 7-2 W ...... Home 2005 5-4 (11) W ...... Home 1980 2-4 L ...... Home 1972 5-10 L ...... Home 1944 14-1 W ...... Home 1963 8-1 W ...... Away 2005 6-4* W ...... Away 1980 5-4 W ...... Away 1972 6-1 W ...... Away 1944 9-0 W ...... Away 1964 5-3 W ...... Home 2006 2-4 L ...... Away 1981 3-7 L ...... Home 1973 13-12 (8) W ...... Home 1945 16-9 W ...... Away 1964 8-9 L ...... Away 2006 6-9 L ...... Home 1981 12-11 W ...... Away 1973 9-8* W ...... Home 1945 4-5 L ...... Home 1965 5-2 W ...... Away 2006 6-8 L ...... Away 1982 3-6 (11) L ...... Home 1973 2-1* W ...... Home 1946 5-3 W ...... Home 1965 10-2 W ...... Home 2007 2-1 W ...... Home 1983 5-7 L ...... Home 1974 6-3 W ...... Away 1946 11-8 W ...... Home 1966 1-3 L ...... Home 2007 3-5 L ...... Away 1983 0-7 L ...... Neutral 1974 4-6 L ...... Home 1948 11-0 W ...... Home 1966 2-0 W ...... Away 2007 1-5 L ...... Away 1984 3-4 L ...... Home 1975 12-7 W ...... Home 1951 12-7 W ...... Home 1967 3-0 W ...... Home 2008 1-2 L ...... Away 1984 1-2 L ...... Away 1975 12-5 W ...... Home 1952 11-0 W ...... Home 1967 3-4 L ...... Away 2008 6-9 L ...... Home 1984 6-10* L ...... Neutral 1975 12-9 W ...... Home 1953 9-6 W ...... Home 1968 0-1 L ...... Home 2008 9-16 L ...... Away 1985 7-2 W ...... Home 1976 4-2 W ...... Home 1954 3-0 W ...... Home 1968 0-3 L ...... Away 2009 5-3 W ...... Home 1985 1-15 L ...... Away 1976 1-7 L ...... Home 1955 19-0 W ...... Home 1969 5-2 W ...... Home 2009 4-0 W ...... Away 1985 10-3 W ...... Neutral 1976 5-3 W ...... Home 1956 4-9 L ...... Home 1969 0-2 L ...... Home 2009 4-5 L ...... Home 1986 0-6 L ...... Home 1977 8-2 W ...... Home 1957 8-7 W ...... Home 1969 8-6 W ...... Home 2010 10-5 W ...... Away 1986 4-16 L ...... Away 1977 10-7 W ...... Home 1958 16-2 W ...... Home 1970 13-1 W ...... Home 2010 1-9 L ...... Home 1987 0-8 L ...... Away 1978 15-2 W ...... Home 1959 8-3 W ...... Home 1970 8-1 W ...... Away 2011 4-5 L ...... Away 1987 1-4 L ...... Home 1979 11-8 W ...... Away 1960 3-4 L ...... Home 1971 6-1 W ...... Away 2011 1-7 L ...... Home 1988 7-3 W ...... Home 1979 11-8 W ...... Home 1960 10-3* W ...... Home 1971 1-5 L ...... Home 2012 4-2 W ...... Away 1988 4-8 L ...... Away 1980 10-4 W ...... Home 1960 10-3* W ...... Home 1972 6-0 W ...... Away 2012 0-1 L ...... Home 1989 2-0 W ...... Home 1981 18-6 W ...... Away 1961 4-1 W ...... Home 1972 6-1 W ...... Home 2013 4-1 W ...... Home 1989 9-8 (11) W ...... Away 1981 1-0 (8) W ...... Home 1962 8-6 W ...... Home 1973 10-3 W ...... Home 2014 1-2 L ...... Away 1990 6-5 W ...... Away 1981 10-3 W ...... Home 1962 9-5 W ...... Home 1974 9-8 W ...... Home 2014 4-3 W ...... Home YEAR˨BY ˨YEAR VS. NONCONFERENCE OPPONENTS

1963 7-2 W ...... Home 2008 5-1 W ...... Home 1964 3-2 W ...... Home 2009 1-10 L ...... Home Winning Streaks 1964 3-2 W ...... Home 2009 5-8 L ...... Away 1965 9-0 W ...... Home 2010 5-0 W ...... Away 1965 0-3 L ...... Home 2010 3-2 W ...... Home OVERALL (includes college games only) 1966 13-0 W ...... Home 2011 7-6(14) W ...... Away 23 games 1942-43 1966 6-0 W ...... Home 2011 7-3 W ...... Home 22 games 1973-74 1966 11-0 W ...... Home 2012 2-7 L ...... Away 1967 7-1 W ...... Home 2012 5-4 W ...... Home 19 games 1955 1968 4-0 W ...... Home 2013 4-9 L...... Home 16 games 1948, 1949, 1971, 2000 1969 4-1 W ...... Home 2013 5-9 L...... Away 15 games 1963, 1972-73, 1978, 1988 1970 3-2 W ...... Home 2014 4-10 L ...... Home 1971 2-1 W ...... Home 2014 3-4 L ...... Away 13 games 1962, 1966, 1970, 1995 1972 17-3 W ...... Home 2015 5-2 W ...... Home 12 games 1964, 1978, 2015 1973 14-3 W ...... Home 2015 2-0 (12) W ...... Home 11 games 1956, 1959-60, 1966, 1974 6-1 W ...... Away 2016 6-5(10) W ...... Home 1974 5-6 L ...... Home 2016 2-3 L ...... Away 1968-69, 1969, 1998 1974 2-4* L ...... Home 10 games 1953, 1961, 1970, 1978, 1994, 1974 4-1* W ...... Home 2014 1974 12-4* W ...... Home 1975 3-4 (11) L ...... Away UC Irvine 1975 5-4 W ...... Home (32-31) (The top winning streak within one season is 19 1975 2-5* L ...... Home games in 1955) 1976 3-5 L ...... Away 1970 6-8 L ...... Home 1976 4-1 W ...... Home 1971 3-2 W ...... Home 1977 2-3 (12) L ...... Away 1971 9-10 L ...... Away CONFERENCE 1977 4-3 W ...... Home 1972 2-0 W ...... Home 24 games 1970-71 1977 5-3 W ...... Home 1973 3-1 W ...... Away 1978 0-3 L ...... Away 1973 0-5 L ...... Home 19 games 1942-43 1978 7-0 W ...... Home 1974 3-9 L ...... Home 14 games 1991 1978 10-2 W ...... Home 1974 10-4 W ...... Away 13 games 1958-59, 1978 1979 4-9 L ...... Away 1975 3-2 W ...... Home 1980 8-4 W ...... Home 1976 9-4 W ...... Home 12 games 1949, 1955 1980 5-2 W ...... Away 1977 3-2 W ...... Home 11 games 1931-32, 1972, 1977, 1996 1981 7-6 W ...... Home 1977 6-7 L ...... Away 10 games 1965-66, 1995 1982 0-3 L ...... Home 1978 2-8 L ...... Home 1982 2-1 W ...... Away 1978 8-0 W ...... Home 1983 1-6 L ...... Away 1979 4-6 L ...... Away (The top conference winning streak within one 1983 12-8 W ...... Away 1979 19-3 W ...... Home 1984 1-5 L ...... Away 1980 13-4 W ...... Away 1984 7-9 L ...... Home 1981 10-5 W ...... Home 1985 5-4 W ...... Away 1984 3-0 W ...... Home The Last Time... 1985 2-7 (11) L ...... Home 1984 7-2 W ...... Away 1986 0-2 L ...... Home 1985 5-4 W ...... Home 1987 2-1 W ...... Away 1986 8-2 W ...... Away ... a USC pitcher threw a complete-game shutout: 1987 2-1 W ...... Home 1986 7-9 L ...... Home Kyle Davis vs. Stanford, 5/8/15 1988 6-2 W ...... Away 1987 1-2 L ...... Away 1988 6-0 W ...... Home 1987 5-3 W ...... Home ... a USC pitcher had 12 or more strikeouts: 1989 4-10 L ...... Away 1988 9-3 W ...... Home 1989 6-3 W ...... Home 1988 4-9 L ...... Away Anthony Vasquez (13) vs. Cal Poly, 5/5/09 1990 6-5 (10) W ...... Away 1989 6-2 W ...... Home ... a USC pitcher threw 10+ innings: 1990 14-8 W ...... Home 1989 4-8 L ...... Away 1991 5-5 Tie ...... Away 1990 2-3 L ...... Home Ian Kennedy (10.0) vs. California, 4/7/06 1991 11-4 W ...... Home 1990 5-2 W ...... Away 1991 17-7* W ...... Home 1991 7-2 W ...... Home ... a USC player hit a game-winning, game-ending home run: 1992 3-5 L ...... Away 1991 8-2 W ...... Away Adalberto Carrillo vs. Vanderbilt, 3/7/15 1992 9-10 L ...... Home 1992 14-8 W ...... Home 1993 9-7 W ...... Home 2002 3-5 L ...... Away ... USC players hit back-to-back-to-back home runs: 1993 8-12 L ...... Away 2002 13-5 W ...... Home 1993 12-4 W ...... Home 2003 6-4 W ...... Home Jason Lane, Eric Munson and Dominic Correa vs. Washington, 1994 8-4 W ...... Away 2003 2-1 W ...... Away 5/16/99 1994 10-2 W ...... Home 2004 2-0 W ...... Away 1995 2-1 W ...... Home 2004 2-13 L ...... Home ... USC players hit back-to-back home runs: 1995 5-4 W ...... Away 2005 2-8 L ...... Home 1995 12-1 W ...... Home 2005 5-0 W ...... Away Jake Hernandez and Vahn Bozoian at Loyola Marymount, 4/16/13 1996 2-9 L ...... Away 2006 9-10 (13) L ...... Home ... a USC player homered in four straight games: 1996 5-12 L ...... Home 2006 0-5 L ...... Away 1997 7-1 W ...... Home 2007 3-6 L ...... Home Cyle Hankerd, 4/25-4/29/06 1997 2-4 L ...... Away 2007 3-4 L ...... Away 1998 5-2 (11) W ...... Away 2008 3-7 L ...... Away ... a USC player had back-to-back multi-home run games: 1998 11-1 W ...... Home 2008 3-11 L ...... Home Jeff Clement vs. South Alabama, 2/14-2/15/03 1999 4-6 L ...... Away 2009 5-6 (12) L ...... Home 1999 8-3 W ...... Home 2009 5-6 L ...... Away ... a USC player had home runs in the same inning: 1999 5-3* W ...... Home 2010 8-6 W ...... Away 1999 3-4* L ...... Home 2010 8-1 W ...... Home Jeff Clement at Arizona (3rd inning), 3/21/03 1999 12-7* W ...... Home 2011 0-4 L ...... Home ... a USC player hit a grand slam: 2000 7-3 W ...... Away 2011 2-9 L ...... Away 2000 8-1 W ...... Home 2012 5-4 W ...... Away Timmy Robinson vs. Oregon, 4/17/15 2001 3-5 L ...... Away 2012 4-5 L ...... Home 2001 9-3 W ...... Home 2012 3-6 L ...... Away ... a USC player hit for the cycle: 2001 4-3* W ...... Home 2013 1-3 L...... Home Michael Moon vs. Washington State, 5/17/03 2002 5-3 W ...... Away 2013 6-4 W ...... Away 2002 18-6 W ...... Away 2014 4-6 L ...... Away ... a USC player had seven or more RBI: 2002 1-7 L ...... Home 2014 2-6 L ...... Home 2003 1-4 L ...... Home 2015 2-6 L ...... Away Joey Metropoulos at UCLA (7), 5/26/02 2003 9-6 W ...... Away 2015 5-8 (10) L ...... Away ... a USC player stole home (not double steal): 2004 8-4 W ...... Home 2016 5-6 L ...... Home 2004 4-7 L ...... Away 2016 8-3 W ...... Away Joe De Pinto at California, 5/23/09 2005 4-3 W ...... Home 2005 7-3* W ...... Neutral ... USC scored in every inning: 2005 2-9* L ...... Neutral 2005 5-2* W ...... Neutral vs. North Carolina, 2/14/98 2006 1-2 L ...... Home ... USC batters had zero strikeouts in a game: 2006 1-2 L ...... Away 2007 3-8 L ...... Away vs. Long Beach State, 3/15/08 2007 3-5 L ...... Home 2008 5-10 L ...... Away YEAR˨BY˨YEAR RESULTS

11929929 (12-5, 8-5) 11931931 (14-4, 14-4) F26F at t OOccidental id t l W 11-8 F27 * San Francisco W 13-4 M1 Occidental W 12-8 F28 * San Francisco W 10-6 M8 * Santa Clara W 3-1 M9 * Santa Clara W 5-0 M15 * California L 3-6 M10 * Santa Clara W 15-7 M18 * California L 5-7 M13 * California (10) L 2-5 M26 * Stanford W 8-7 M14 * California W 6-5 M27 * Stanford W 5-4 M24 * Stanford L 0-4 A2 at Occidental W 8-2 M25 * Stanford W 10-5 A6 * at St. Mary’s L 1-3 M30 * at Santa Clara W 6-3 A8 * at California W 8-7 M31 * at St. Mary’s L 2-5 A9 * at Stanford L 1-6 A1 * at San Francisco W 6-2 A12 Loyola W 8-4 A2 * at California L 1-6 A19 * St. Mary’s W 9-5 A3 * at Stanford W 12-6 11912912 teamteam A20 * St. Mary’s W 7-3 A24 * St. Mary’s W 10-4 A27 * UCLA L 2-6 A25 * St. Mary’s W 12-7 *All game-by-game records before the 1921 M1 * at UCLA W 11-3 M2 * UCLA W 4-2 season are unavailable. 11926926 (7-5) M4 * UCLA (10) W 5-4 M6 * at UCLA W 8-4 M5 at Stanford W 3-1 * CIBA game M9 * UCLA W 12-5 11921921 (8-2) M6 at Stanford L 2-11 * CIBA game M8 at California L 5-8 Final CIBA Standings A5 Whittier (10) W 6-4 M12 Whittier W 8-3 W-L PCT GB Final CIBA Standings A20 UC Southern Branch W 9-7 M16 Occidental L 0-6 1. California 11-3 .786 — W-L PCT GB A28 Cal Tech W 11-9 M19 California L 6-8 2. Santa Clara 9-3 .750 1 1. Stanford 15-3 .833 — A30 Pomona L 8-13 M20 California W 3-1 3. USC 8-5 .615 2.5 2. USC 14-4 .778 1 M5 at Arizona W 8-6 M23 Loyola W 6-4 4. St. Mary’s 5-9 .357 6 3. California 13-5 .722 2 M6 at Arizona L 5-10 M26 Stanford W 5-0 5. Stanford 4-10 .286 7 4. Santa Clara 9-9 .500 6 M7 at Arizona W 6-5 A22 at Arizona L 3-6 6. UCLA 4-11 .267 7.5 5. St. Mary’s 5-13 .278 10 M13 Cal Tech W 8-0 A23 at Arizona W 11-7 6. USF 4-14 .222 11 M18 UC Southern Branch W 4-2 A24 at Arizona W 8-6 7. UCLA 3-15 .167 12 M31 Pomona W 10-2 11930930 (15-2-1, 11-2) 11922922 (5-5) 11927927 (12-7, 6-6) CIBA CHAMPIONS 11932932 (14-5, 13-5) M21 UC Santa Barbara L 5-8 M8 Occidental L 1-3 M25 Loyola W 11-1 M11 * Santa Clara W 6-5 M10 * Santa Clara L 13-14 CIBA CHAMPIONS M29 Cal Tech L 5-7 M12 * Santa Clara (10) L 6-7 M11 Santa Clara t 8-8 A6 at Whittier W 5-4 M16 Loyola W 4-3 M19 * California W 4-2 F26 * San Francisco W 15-8 M4 UC Santa Barbara W 5-3 M18 * California W 8-1 M19 * California W 3-2 F27 * San Francisco W 15-10 Arizona W M19 * California L 1-4 M25 * Stanford W 8-1 M3 Loyola W 11-1 Arizona L M23 Loyola W 4-3 M26 * Stanford W 8-0 M7 * Santa Clara W 2-1 M13 Arizona L 1-4 M25 * Stanford W 13-5 A3 at Arizona W 19-2 M9 * Santa Clara W 9-8 M17 Occidental W 4-3 M26 * Stanford (11) L 1-2 A4 at Arizona W 13-6 M11 * California W 8-0 M23 Pomona L 6-9 A2 Whittier W 10-3 A5 at Arizona W 10-5 M12 * California L 9-15 A4 * at Stanford L 3-4 Loyola W M22 * Stanford L 11-12 11923923 (6-10) A5 * at California W 9-2 * at St. Mary’s W 3-0 M23 * Stanford W 19-1 A8 * at St. Mary’s W 8-2 * at California W 5-4 M28 * at Santa Clara W 13-10 M29 at Stanford L 3-6 A9 * at Santa Clara W 4-2 * at Stanford L 2-4 M29 * at St. Mary’s L 4-9 M30 at Stanford L 2-10 A15 Arizona W 7-3 A25 * St. Mary’s W 4-3 M30 * at San Francisco W 17-2 A3 at California (11) L 2-3 A16 Arizona W 8-6 A26 * St. Mary’s W 2-1 M31 * at California L 4-8 A12 at Cal Tech W 9-4 A19 Whittier W 5-4 M5 * at UCLA W 12-1 A1 * at Stanford W 4-3 A17 Whittier W 6-2 A22 * St. Mary’s L 1-4 M7 * UCLA W 12-2 A8 * St. Mary’s W 11-4 A23 Occidental W 8-1 A23 * St. Mary’s L 4-7 M10 * at UCLA W 11-9 A9 * St. Mary’s W 13-11 A26 at Arizona L 5-13 * CIBA game * CIBA game A20 * at UCLA (10) W 3-1 A27 at Arizona L A23 * UCLA (10) W 10-9 A28 at Arizona L Final CIBA Standings Final CIBA Standings A29 * at UCLA L 2-5 M1 UC Santa Barbara L 3-5 W-L PCT GB W-L PCT GB * CIBA game M2 Pomona L 4-5 1. St. Mary’s 10-2 .833 — 1. USC 11-2 .846 — M7 Whittier W 8-2 2. USC 6-6 .500 4 2. California 12-3 .800 — Final CIBA Standings M8 Pomona L 3-6 3. Santa Clara 5-7 .417 5 3. Stanford 7-8 .467 5 W-L PCT GB M14 Occidental W 9-4 3. Stanford 5-7 .417 5 3. St. Mary’s 7-8 .467 5 1. USC 13-5 .722 — M15 UC Santa Barbara W 8-0 5. California 4-8 .333 6 5. Santa Clara 4-9 .308 7 2. California 12-6 .667 1 M17 UC Santa Barbara L 7-9 6. UCLA 2-13 .133 10 3. Santa Clara 10-8 .556 3 4. Stanford 9-9 .500 4 St. Mary‘s 9-9 .500 4 (5-7) 11924924 11928928 (11-7, 5-7) 6. UCLA 7-11 .389 6 7. USF 3-15 .167 10 M24 at Stanford L 5-6 M28 Stanford W 10-6 A23 * St. Mary’s L 4-7 M29 Stanford W 8-5 M9 Whittier W 18-0 A4 California W 5-1 M14 Loyola W 5-4 A8 California L 2-11 M17 * California W 14-13 A8 California L 5-8 M19 * California W 9-5 Loyola W 9-1 M22 Occidental W 10-6 A24 at Arizona L 2-5 M23 Occidental W 9-1 A25 at Arizona L 5-7 M30 * Stanford W 2-1 A26 at Arizona L 6-7 M31 * Stanford L 5-8 M1 St. Mary’s W 3-1 Whittier W 9-5 M2 St. Mary’s L 0-15 A4 * at St. Mary’s L 0-2 A5 * at Stanford (10) W 4-2 11925925 (4-6) A7 * at California L 5-6 A17 Whittier W 14-9 M30 Loyola W 13-2 A20 * St. Mary‘s L 3-5 11908908 tteameam A13 Loyola W 11-4 A21 * St. Mary’s L 3-4 A14 Whittier W 12-1 A28 * UCLA L 2-3 A20 Occidental (10) W 7-6 M1 * UCLA W 6-5 A21 Occidental (11) L 2-4 M2 * UCLA L 6-9 A23 at Arizona L 2-4 * CIBA game A24 at Arizona L 6-12 A25 at Arizona L 5-8 Final CIBA Standings A30 St. Mary’s L 3-6 W-L PCT GB M1 St. Mary’s L 3-9 1. St. Mary’s 9-3 .750 — 2. California 8-4 .667 1 3. USC 5-7 .417 4 3. Stanford 5-7 .417 4 11914914 tteameam 5. UCLA 3-9 .250 6 YEAR˨BY˨YEAR RESULTS

11933933 (5-6, 3-6) 11935935 (12-5, 10-5) NNeileil RRaneyaney aat-batt-bat F15 Loyola W 9-2 dduringuring a gamegame againstagainst F20 at Loyola W 4-2 CIBA CO-CHAMPIONS M10 * California L 4-8 F25 Loyola W 6-5 SStanfordtanford iinn 11924,924, M11 * California L 14-16 M1 Loyola W 3-2 pplayedlayed atat thethe Coliseum.Coliseum. M28 * Stanford W 4-1 M11 * Santa Clara W 7-0 M29 * Stanford L 4-18 M12 * Santa Clara W 9-8 RRaneyaney ledled thethe TrojansTrojans inin A3 * St. Mary’s L 1-9 M15 * California L 1-5 bbattingatting thatthat season.season. A4 * St. Mary’s W 5-3 M16 * California L 3-5 A11 * at St. Mary’s L 6-10 M26 * Stanford W 8-1 A13 * at California L 6-7 M27 * Stanford W 5-2 A14 * at Stanford W 10-6 M29 * at Santa Clara L 2-5 * CIBA game M30 * at California L 5-7 A1 * at St. Mary’s L 4-8 Final CIBA Standings A2 * at Stanford W 8-2 W-L PCT GB A12 * St. Mary’s W 8-4 1. California 8-1 .889 — A13 * St. Mary’s W 4-2 2. Stanford 4-5 .444 4 A20 * at UCLA W 4-0 3. USC 3-6 .333 5 A24 * UCLA W 2-0 St. Mary’s 3-6 .333 5 A27 * at UCLA W 2-1 * CIBA game

11934934 (16-6, 10-5) Final CIBA Standings W-L PCT GB F28 Whittier W 17-0 1. USC 10-5 .667 — M3 Whittier W 10-1 California 10-5 .667 — M6 Loyola W 4-1 3. UCLA 8-7 .533 2 M10 Loyola (12) W 7-6 St. Mary’s 8-7 .533 2 M17 * California L 3-5 5. Santa Clara 7-8 .467 3 M19 * California W 4-3 6. Stanford 2-13 .133 8 M20 * California L 4-5 M24 * Stanford (12) W 3-2 M26 * Stanford W 7-6 (15-4, 13-2) 11937937 (11-5, 10-5) 11939939 (13-4, 11-4) M27 * Stanford W 7-6 11936936 A2 * at Stanford W 3-1 F19 Loyola W 8-1 CIBA CO-CHAMPIONS A4 * at Stanford L 6-7 CIBA CHAMPIONS M6 * Santa Clara W 7-0 A5 * at St. Mary’s W 7-5 F27 Loyola W 25-4 M7 * Santa Clara L 4-6 F23 Loyola W 8-6 A5 * at St. Mary’s W 10-3 M6 * Santa Clara W 8-2 M18 * California W 12-4 F27 Loyola W 9-6 A6 * at California L 1-11 M7 * Santa Clara W 13-8 M18 * California L 3-5 M3 * Santa Clara (10) W 9-8 A7 * at California L 3-6 M16 * California W 12-7 M26 * Stanford W 8-0 M4 * Santa Clara W 19-8 A15 * St. Mary’s W 10-1 M17 * California L 1-8 M26 * Stanford W 12-9 M10 * California W 5-4 A16 * St. Mary’s W 11-2 M27 * Stanford W 12-0 A3 * at Santa Clara (10) W 8-7 M11 * California W 4-1 A17 * St. Mary’s W 7-2 M28 * Stanford W 4-0 A5 * at Stanford L 3-4 M18 * at UCLA W 9-2 A22 UCLA W 9-1 A6 * at St. Mary’s W 16-4 A6 * at St. Mary’s L 3-4 M25 * UCLA W 11-10 A25 UCLA L 3-5 A7 * at California W 6-0 A7 * at California W 3-1 A3 * at California L 2-14 A29 UCLA W 6-2 A8 * Santa Clara (n) W 8-4 A13 * St. Mary’s W 16-6 A4 * at St. Mary’s W 4-3 A8 * at Stanford W 16-13 A14 * St. Mary’s W 5-0 A6 * at Santa Clara W 19-15 * CIBA game A13 * St. Mary’s W 10-1 A27 * UCLA W 9-3 A7 * at Stanford W 6-2 A14 * St. Mary’s L 5-11 A30 * at UCLA W 12-0 A14 * St. Mary‘s L 1-7 Final CIBA Standings A27 * UCLA W 2-0 M4 * UCLA L 5-7 A15 * St. Mary’s (10) W 4-3 W-L PCT GB A30 * at UCLA W 6-2 * CIBA game A24 * Stanford L 5-11 1. California 14-1 .933 — M4 * UCLA W 3-2 A26 * Stanford L 6-8 2. USC 10-5 .667 4 M7 at Arizona L 11-21 Final CIBA Standings A29 * at UCLA W 16-1 3. Stanford 5-10 .333 9 M8 at Arizona L 4-7 W-L PCT GB * CIBA game 4. St. Mary’s 1-14 .067 13 M9 at Arizona W 21-8 1. California 11-4 .733 — * CIBA game 2. USC 10-5 .667 1 Final CIBA Standings 3. Stanford 8-7 .533 3 W-L PCT GB Final CIBA Standings 4. St. Mary’s 7-8 .467 4 1. USC 11-4 .733 — W-L PCT GB UCLA 7-8 .467 4 St. Mary’s 11-4 .733 — 1. USC 13-2 .867 — 6. Santa Clara 2-13 .133 9 3. California 9-6 .600 2 2. St. Mary’s 12-3 .800 1 4. Stanford 8-7 .533 3 3. UCLA 8-7 .533 5 5. UCLA 4-11 .267 7 4. California 6-9 .400 7 11938938 (13-4, 11-4) 6. Santa Clara 2-13 .133 9 5. Santa Clara 4-11 .267 9 6. Stanford 2-13 .133 11 M7 Loyola W 5-4 M11 * California (10) L 2-4 11940940 (11-7, 8-7) M16 * Califonia W 10-5 A TTrojanrojan pplayerlayer byby thethe lastlast M19 * Stanford W 12-5 F19 Loyola W 9-4 M21 * Stanford W 9-3 M2 Santa Barbara College W 16-4 nnameame ofof MeadowsMeadows pplayslays ccatchatch M25 * Santa Clara (10) W 3-2 M5 Loyola W 5-4 iinn 11914914 M26 * Santa Clara (12) W 6-5 M8 * California W 4-1 M31 Loyola W 8-5 M9 * California W 9-5 A9 * at Santa Clara W 11-4 M15 * Santa Clara L 3-14 A11 * at St. Mary’s L 4-6 M16 * Santa Clara W 8-2 A12 * at California L 2-5 M25 * Stanford L 1-3 A13 * at Stanford W 6-5 M26 * Stanford W 8-4 A21 * St. Mary’s W 6-5 A12 * St. Mary’s L 3-4 A23 * St. Mary’s W 9-6 A13 * St. Mary’s W 7-4 A27 * UCLA W 6-3 A19 * at St. Mary’s L 0-13 M2 * at UCLA (10) W 7-5 A20 * at Santa Clara W 7-3 M4 * UCLA L 7-9 A22 * at Stanford L 7-8 * CIBA game A23 * at California L 3-4 A27 * UCLA (10) L 3-4 Final CIBA Standings M1 * at UCLA W 13-1 W-L PCT GB M6 * UCLA W 6-1 1. California 12-3 .800 — * CIBA game 2. USC 11-4 .733 1 3. St. Mary’s 10-5 .667 2 Final CIBA Standings 4. UCLA 6-9 .400 6 W-L PCT GB 5. Stanford 5-10 .333 7 1. St. Mary’s 11-4 .733 — 6. Santa Clara 1-14 .067 11 2. California 9-6 .600 2 3. USC 8-7 .533 3 4. Santa Clara 7-8 .467 4 5. UCLA 6-9 .400 5 6. Stanford 4-11 .267 7 YEAR˨BY˨YEAR RESULTS

11941941 (9-6, 9-6) 11944944 (12-4, 4-4) 11947947 (16-6, 11-4) 11949949 (23-6, 12-2)

M10 * Santa Clara L 3-6 M25 at Redlands (10) W 7-6 CIBA CO-CHAMPIONS COLLEGE WORLD SERIES M11 * Santa Clara W 8-3 A1 * UCLA L 4-9 M15 Loyola W 7-1 CIBA CHAMPIONS M16 * California W 14-6 A1 * UCLA W 8-3 M22 San Francisco W 11-2 M25 San Diego State W 10-6 M17 * California W 8-7 A15 Pepperdine W 14-1 M24 * Stanford W 11-6 M26 San Diego State W 3-1 M22 * at UCLA W 8-5 A25 at Occidental W 9-0 M25 * Stanford W 8-6 A1 * Santa Clara L 4-5 M29 * Stanford W 8-3 A29 at Caltech W 9-4 A5 * at UCLA W 9-2 A2 * Santa Clara L 3-4 A5 * UCLA W 5-0 M6 Occidental W 10-5 A7 at Santa Barbara College L 8-10 A8 * at UCLA W 21-4 A8 * at Santa Clara L 4-10 M13 Redlands W 11-2 A12 at Loyola W 10-4 A9 * UCLA W 10-8 A12 * St. Mary’s (n) L 1-7 M20 * California W 2-1 A18 * Santa Clara W 7-5 A12 Loyola W 10-1 A12 * at California L 1-2 M20 * California W 4-2 A19 * Santa Clara W 7-3 A17 at Santa Barbara College W 12-2 A14 * at Stanford W 13-8 M23 at Pepperdine W 9-0 A22 Santa Barbara College W 12-6 A19 at Loyola W 11-6 A14 * at Stanford W 8-6 M27 * at UCLA L 1-3 A25 * at Santa Clara W 11-5 A22 * at Santa Clara W 4-1 A18 * St. Mary’s L 5-10 M27 * at UCLA L 3-7 A26 * at Stanford L 5-6 A23 * at Stanford W 9-7 A19 * St. Mary’s L 0-4 J3 * at California L 5-13 M2 * California W 8-4 A29 * California W 7-4 A26 * at UCLA W 3-0 J3 * at California W 5-1 M3 * California L 7-14 A30 * California W 3-0 * CIBA game J6 Caltech W 9-0 M9 * St. Mary’s W 10-4 M6 * St. Mary’s W 4-1 * CIBA game M10 * St. Mary’s L 2-5 M7 * St. Mary’s W 18-9 Final CIBA Standings M16 Loyola W 10-2 M10 San Francisco W 13-1 W-L PCT GB Final CIBA Standings M19 at San Diego State W 3-1 M13 * Stanford W 4-2 1. California 11-4 .733 — W-L PCT GB M23 * at St. Mary’s W 5-4 M14 * Stanford W 4-1 St. Mary’s 11-4 .733 — 1. UCLA 5-3 .625 — M24 * at California L 5-10 M20 * at St. Mary’s W 14-5 3. USC 9-6 .600 2 2. USC 4-4 .500 1 M30 * UCLA W 6-3 M21 * at California W 4-3 4. Santa Clara 6-9 .400 5 3. California 3-5 .375 2 M31 * at UCLA W 5-4 M27 ^ Washington State L 2-15 5. Stanford 5-10 .333 6 J5 ^ California L 2-5 M28 ^ Washington State (10) W 2-1 6. UCLA 3-12 .200 8 * CIBA game M28 ^ Washington State W 9-2 ^ CIBA playoff game at Los Angeles 11945945 (8-7, 3-5) J15 # Northern Colorado W 12-2 J16 # Northern Colorado L 2-6 M31 * UCLA L 2-5 Final CIBA Standings J16 # Northern Colorado W 8-7

M31 * UCLA W 11-3 W-L PCT GB J22 + Wake Forest (10) L 1-2 11942942 (14-2, 12-2) 1. USC 11-4 .733 — A7 at Caltech L 9-10 J23 + St. John’s W 12-4 California 11-4 .733 — A14 Occidental W 16-2 J24 + Wake Forest (12) L 1-2 CIBA CO-CHAMPIONS 3. Stanford 7-8 .466 4 A18 San Diego State W 12-4 * CIBA game UCLA 7-8 .466 4 F28 Loyola W 5-4 A20 at Pepperdine W 16-9 ^ PCC Playoff s at USC 5. St. Mary’s 5-10 .333 6 M2 Loyola W 11-3 A28 Caltech W 11-2 # NCAA Western Playoff s at Los Angeles 6. Santa Clara 4-11 .267 7 M6 * St. Mary’s W 2-0 M3 * California L 8-10 + College World Series at Wichita, Kan. M7 * St. Mary’s W 4-3 M3 * California L 8-9 M13 * California L 5-10 M12 at Occidental W 16-4 Final CIBA Standings M17 * California (n) W 5-1 M18 Pepperdine L 4-5 W-L PCT GB M21 * UCLA L 6-9 M19 * at California L 4-7 11948948 (26-4, 13-2) 1. USC 12-2 .857 — M24 * Stanford W 11-1 M19 * at California L 3-4 2. Santa Clara 9-6 .600 3.5 M25 * Stanford W 26-3 J2 * at UCLA W 11-3 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 3. UCLA 8-6 .571 4 A1 * at St. Mary’s W 6-4 J2 * at UCLA W 16-6 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES 4. Stanford 7-8 .467 5.5 A2 * at California (10) W 4-3 CIBA CHAMPIONS 5. California 5-10 .333 7.5 A15 * Santa Clara W 3-2 * CIBA game Note: USC played in two conferences 6. St. Mary’s 3-12 .200 9.5 A15 * Santa Clara W 6-1 during the 1945 season since players were involved in World War II M5 Pepperdine W 11-0 A16 * Santa Clara W 12-5 M20 * UCLA W 13-0 A23 * at UCLA W 2-1 Final CIBA Standings M23 Loyola W 14-4 A25 * UCLA W 20-1 W-L PCT GB M27 Loyola W 15-7 * CIBA game 1. California 7-1 .875 — A9 at Santa Barbara College W 6-5 2. USC 3-5 .375 4 A10 at Santa Barbara College L 6-7 Final CIBA Standings 3. UCLA 2-6 .250 5 A13 at San Diego State W 10-7 W-L PCT GB A16 * Santa Clara L 4-5 1. USC 12-2 .857 — Final SCIBA Standings A17 * Santa Clara W 7-6 2. California 11-4 .733 1.5 W-L PCT GB A23 * at Santa Clara W 9-2 3. Santa Clara 10-5 .667 2.5 1. Cal Tech 8-1 .889 — A24 * at Stanford (10) W 12-10 4. UCLA 5-10 .333 7.5 2. USC 6-3 .667 2 A27 * at UCLA L 0-2 5. St. Mary’s 4-11 .267 8.5 3. UCLA 4-5 .444 4 A30 * California W 15-11 6. Stanford 2-12 .143 10 4. Pepperdine 3-6 .333 5 M1 * California W 8-2 5. Occidental 2-7 .222 6 M4 San Francisco W 12-3 M7 * St. Mary’s W 5-4 11943943 (14-2, 10-0) 11946946 (15-2, 11-1) M8 * St. Mary’s W 10-1 M14 * Stanford W 3-1 F20 Loyola W 6-3 M15 * Stanford W 13-6 M6 * Loyola W 4-1 CIBA CHAMPIONS M18 * UCLA (13) W 4-3 M13 at UCLA W 10-2 M21 * at St. Mary’s W 13-7 M20 * Whittier W 25-5 M29 * Stanford W 15-7 M22 * at California W 4-2 M24 * Occidental W 6-4 A1 * Stanford (14) W 5-4 M28 ^ Washington State W 7-5 M27 UCLA W 9-0 A16 at Loyola W 12-2 M31 ^ Washington State W 6-3 M31 * Pepperdine W 19-4 A22 Loyola L 5-6 J16 # Baylor W 8-0 A7 * Whittier W 6-0 A26 * UCLA (12) W 2-1 J17 # Oklahoma State W 7-1 A10 * Loyola W 2-1 A27 * at UCLA W 6-4 J19 # Baylor W 16-3 A14 * Pepperdine W 20-1 A30 Pepperdine W 5-3 J25 + Yale W 3-1 A17 * at UCLA W 9-3 M3 * California W 11-2 J26 + Yale L 3-8 A21 * at Occidental W 6-5 M4 * California W 11-4 J26 + Yale W 9-2 M1 * UCLA W 10-3 M7 Pepperdine W 11-8 * CIBA game M7 ^ California W 6-5 M10 * at Stanford W 9-3 ^ PCC Playoff s at Pullman, Wash. M8 ^ California L 11-15 M11 * at Stanford W 7-6 # NCAA Western Playoff s at Denver, Colo. M10 ^ California L 1-2 M22 Loyola W 9-3 + College World Series at Wichita, Kan. M24 * at California L 1-4 * SCIBL game M25 * at California W 16-2 Final CIBA Standings ^ CIBA championship series at Berkeley, Calif. M31 * at UCLA W 4-0 W-L PCT GB J1 * UCLA W 12-5 1. USC 13-2 .867 — Final SCIBL Standings * CIBA game 2. Santa Clara 9-6 .600 4 W-L PCT GB 3. California 8-7 .533 5 1. USC 10-0 1.000 — Final CIBA Standings 4. Stanford 5-9 .357 7.5 2. UCLA 6-4 .600 4 W-L PCT GB 5. UCLA 5-10 .333 8 3. Occidental 5-5 .500 5 1. USC 11-1 .917 — 6. St. Mary’s 4-10 .286 8.5 Whittier 5-5 .500 5 2. California 8-4 .667 3 5. Loyola 4-6 .400 6 3. UCLA 4-8 .333 7 6. Pepperdine 0-10 .000 10 4. Stanford 1-11 .083 10 The Los Angeles Times (right) printed the box score from the Trojans' Game 1 win in the 1948 College World Series over Yale. YEAR˨BY˨YEAR RESULTS

11950950 (16-8, 8-7) 11951951 (22-10, 11-5) 11952952 (18-9, 11-5) 11953953 (21-9, 10-6) M18 San Diego State W 15-4 M23 Santa Barbara College W 10-2 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES CIBA CHAMPIONS CIBA CO-CHAMPIONS M27 Whittier W 7-1 CIBA CHAMPIONS M11 Loyola (10) W 6-5 M31 * Santa Clara L 7-11 M14 Loyola W 9-2 M14 at San Diego State W 8-4 M9 Santa Barbara College W 22-7 M17 San Jose State L 2-5 A1 * Santa Clara L 5-11 M20 Loyola W 11-9 M22 at San Diego State L 1-3 A4 at Loyola W 15-0 M28 Santa Barbara College W 9-8 M19 Loyola W 20-3 M24 at San Diego State L 10-12 Santa Barbara College W 7-3 A7 * UCLA W 5-4 M30 * Stanford W 9-6 A1 * at UCLA W 4-0 A13 at Whittier W 22-4 A4 * Santa Clara W 10-1 M27 * Stanford L 1-7 M31 * Stanford W 10-9 M28 * Stanford L 2-5 A14 at Santa Barbara Coll. (10) W 8-7 A10 Pepperdine W 12-7 A5 * Santa Clara W 10-1 at Santa Barbara College W 11-1 A11 * at California L 5-7 M30 at Cal Poly SLO W 4-3 A13 * Santa Clara W 6-1 A3 * at Stanford L 5-6 A21 * at Santa Clara L 2-4 A14 * Santa Clara W 10-0 A12 * at Stanford W 6-4 A22 * at Stanford W 5-4 A12 * at Stanford L 0-2 A4 * at California W 16-3 A20 * at Stanford L 1-6 A4 * at California L 6-7 A25 Loyola W 6-3 A21 * at California W 7-5 A14 Arizona W 6-4 A28 * California W 11-7 A18 * at UCLA W 7-1 A6 Arizona W 5-4 A21 * at California W 5-3 A8 at Whittier W 8-4 A29 * California W 3-2 A24 Loyola W 10-5 A19 * UCLA L 3-4 M2 * at UCLA (12) L 6-7 A19 * UCLA W 7-1 A9 Arizona L 2-3 A27 * California L 6-7 A10 * UCLA W 9-3 M5 * St. Mary’s W 6-2 A28 * California W 7-6 A21 Whittier W 15-2 M6 * St. Mary’s W 6-2 A26 * California L 4-10 A11 * at UCLA W 12-11 M1 San Diego State W 3-2 A21 Loyola W 11-10 M9 San Francisco L 2-4 M5 * at Santa Clara W 5-2 A28 * California W 11-1 M12 * Stanford L 4-5 A29 Pepperdine W 11-0 A24 * at Stanford (10) L 10-11 M5 * at Santa Clara L 3-4 A25 * at Santa Clara L 9-14 M13 * Stanford W 15-3 M7 * at Stanford W 10-2 M2 at Fresno State W 2-1 M16 * UCLA W 13-1 M3 at Fresno State L 6-9 A25 * at Santa Clara W 12-4 M8 San Francisco W 12-7 M1 * California W 12-3 M19 * at St. Mary’s (10) L 2-4 M11 at Arizona W 7-2 M9 * at California W 11-1 M20 * at California L 5-6 M10 * at Santa Clara W 8-6 M2 * California W 6-3 M12 at Arizona L 2-9 M5 * UCLA W 11-3 * CIBA game M18 * UCLA (10) W 2-1 M10 * at Santa Clara L 1-8 M16 * Stanford W 7-6 M7 Pepperdine W 9-6 M19 * at UCLA L 2-4 M15 * Santa Clara W 6-5 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI M19 * at UCLA W 8-3 M17 * Stanford W 6-5 Rudy Regalado .375 4 35 M30 ^ Oregon State L 10-12 M16 * Santa Clara W 9-6 M22 * UCLA L 2-3 M19 * at UCLA (12) W 5-4 Jay Roundy .361 5 20 J1 ^ Oregon State W 6-4 M31 ^ Oregon State L 4-5 Al Lamont .343 4 27 * CIBA game M29 # San Diego State W 12-6 J2 ^ Oregon State L 1-12 M29 # Seattle W 11-1 Bob Lillis .326 5 35 J2 ^ Oregon State W 10-7 ^ PCC Playoff s at Corvallis, Ore. Serge Freeman .325 2 27 M30 # San Diego State L 1-3 J13 + Princeton W 4-1 M30 # San Diego State W 3-1 J14 + Utah W 8-2 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Top Pitchers W-L ERA Hal Charnofsky .380 2 50 * CIBA game J15 + Oklahoma L 1-4 # District 8 Playoff s at USC Tom Lovrich 10-2 2.69 J16 + Tennessee L 8-9 Warner Boone .358 6 26 Jack Schlarb 7-8 3.68 * CIBA game Stan Charnofsky .350 1 29 Ed Hookstratten 1-1 3.95 Lou Bishara .330 3 12 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI ^ PCC Playoff s at USC Ed Simpson .404 5 49 Chuck Pryor 2-2 3.98 + College World Series at Omaha, Neb. Don Herman .322 0 20 Dave Cesca 6-6 4.10 John Stevenson .327 3 37 Lou Bishara .314 2 33 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Top Pitchers W-L ERA Final CIBA Standings Tom Lovrich 11-2 2.43 John Garten .309 3 27 Hal Charnofsky .368 2 28 Warner Boone .283 5 32 W-L PCT GB Stan Charnofsky .362 1 34 Ed Hookstratten 5-1 3.04 1. Stanford 10-5 .667 — Bill Wills .313 1 22 Dave Cesca 6-4 3.19 2. California 8-6 .571 1.5 Bill Sperling 6-2 3.76 Top Pitchers W-L ERA Al Karan .312 3 43 Ed Hookstratten 10-2 2.82 3. USC 8-7 .533 2 Bob Lillis .307 7 49 Jack Schlarb 8-3 4.00 Santa Clara 8-7 .533 2 Don Young 5-5 3.55 Jack Lovrich 1-1 3.67 5. St. Mary’s 5-9 .357 4.5 Top Pitchers W-L ERA Final CIBA Standings 6. UCLA 5-10 .333 5 W-L PCT GB Dave Rankin 6-2 3.94 Tom Lovrich 12-5 3.26 Charlie Mena 2-6 4.94 Dave Rankin 3-1 3.98 1. USC 11-5 .688 — Tom Kemp 2-3 4.42 2. Stanford 9-7 .563 2 3. UCLA 8-8 .500 3 Final CIBA Standings Dave Cesca 8-7 4.58 W-L PCT GB Charles Ane 6-1 4.73 4. Santa Clara 7-9 .438 4 5. California 5-11 .313 6 1. USC 10-6 .625 — Stanford 10-6 .625 — Final CIBA Standings 3. California 8-8 .500 2 W-L PCT GB 4. Santa Clara 6-10 .375 4 1. USC 11-5 .688 — 4. UCLA 6-10 .375 4 2. UCLA 10-6 .625 1 3. Stanford 8-8 .500 2 4. California 6-10 .375 5 5. Santa Clara 5-11 .313 6

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11954954 (14-7, 11-5) 11955955 (23-5, 12-3) 11956956 (21-5, 14-2) 11957957 (18-4, 12-4)

CIBA CHAMPIONS COLLEGE WORLD SERIES CIBA CHAMPIONS CIBA CO-CHAMPIONS CIBA CHAMPIONS M16 Santa Barbara College W 11-9 M26 * Santa Clara W 6-1 M8 Sul Ross State W 7-1 M17 Santa Barbara College W 11-5 M27 * Santa Clara W 6-4 M19 * UCLA L 6-10 M15 Santa Barbara College W 9-8 M23 * California L 4-7 A2 * at California L 0-2 M21 Loyola W 17-4 M22 * Santa Clara W 10-0 M24 * California W 15-6 A3 * at Stanford L 2-5 M25 * Stanford W 8-1 M23 * Santa Clara W 5-0 M28 San Jose State W 17-5 A3 * at Stanford W 5-3 M26 * Stanford W 7-4 M25 Wy o ming W 14-3 A6 * at Santa Clara W 16-6 A9 * UCLA W 12-5 A1 BYU W 23-5 M29 * at Stanford W 6-3 A6 * at Santa Clara W 10-7 A10 * at UCLA L 2-5 A4 at San Diego State W 7-2 M30 * at California W 3-1 A7 * at California W 9-2 A10 * at UCLA L 8-10 A8 * California W 13-7 M30 * at California L 0-6 A18 * at UCLA W 5-3 A16 * California W 12-1 A9 * California W 18-4 A5 * UCLA W 3-1 A20 Fresno State W 9-6 A17 * California W 12-1 A12 Pacifi c W 29-5 A6 * at UCLA W 8-3 A21 Fresno State W 9-1 A20 Pepperdine W 3-0 A15 * at Santa Clara W 24-2 A12 * Stanford W 11-1 A27 * at California W 6-3 A30 * Stanford W 6-3 A16 * at California W 5-3 A13 * Stanford L 0-4 A28 * at Stanford W 3-2 M1 * Stanford W 10-1 A16 * at California W 13-1 A16 at Fresno State W 6-5 A28 * at Stanford W 9-3 M7 * at California W 13-2 A26 Santa Barbara College W 12-6 A29 San Jose State W 19-3 M2 Pepperdine L 4-9 M8 * at Santa Clara L 0-3 A29 * Santa Clara W 11-0 A30 Pepperdine W 8-7 M4 * at UCLA W 2-1 M8 * at Santa Clara W 6-0 M4 Pepperdine W 19-0 M3 * at UCLA W 5-1 M5 * UCLA W 15-8 M11 Loyola W 8-2 M6 * UCLA W 14-8 M4 * UCLA W 12-8 M7 * UCLA W 4-3 M18 * UCLA W 7-4 M7 * at UCLA W 7-1 M10 * at Stanford W 2-0 M8 Loyola W 9-5 M28 # Fresno State L 3-9 M10 Loyola W 14-2 M11 * at Santa Clara W 6-3 M11 * Stanford (10) L 7-10 M29 # Seattle W 9-0 M13 * at Santa Clara W 13-7 M11 * at Santa Clara W 6-1 M12 * Stanford W 7-5 M29 # Fresno State L 4-7 M14 * at Stanford W 8-6 M17 * California L 2-7 M15 San Diego State W 13-10 * CIBA game M14 * at Stanford (8) L 2-3 M18 * California L 8-9 M18 * Santa Clara W 7-2 # District 8 Playoff s at Eugene, Ore. M17 * at UCLA L 4-18 * CIBA game M27 ^ Oregon W 7-1 M19 * Santa Clara W 9-5 J1 ^ Washington State L 2-6 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Top Hitters AVG HR RBI M28 ^ Oregon W 10-1 J2 ^ Washington State L 4-5 Mike Castanon .373 2 20 Tony Santino .338 2 15 J3 # Fresno State W 11-2 * CIBA game Bill Olson .353 4 24 Gerry Mason .326 11 45 J4 # Fresno State W 15-2 ^ PCC Playoff s at Pullman, Wash. Tom Shollin .333 5 23 John Stevenson .304 2 25 J10 + Northern Colorado L 1-2 Mike Hoeck .225 5 31 Gary Robin .284 2 21 J12 + Colgate L 4-6 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Terry Finigan .224 0 10 Verle Sorgen .272 3 14 * CIBA game ^ PCC Playoff s at USC Kent Hadley .387 17 46 Tony Santino .373 1 13 Top Pitchers W-L ERA Top Pitchers W-L ERA # District 8 Playoff s at USC Bud Pritchard .336 8 39 Pat Gillick 0-1 1.80 Ralph Pausig 7-2 2.25 + College World Series at Omaha, Neb. Bill Faddis .301 1 14 Ed Isherwood 4-4 2.22 Marty Zuanich 7-3 2.42 Bob Gerst .274 3 21 Dale Zeigler 9-2 3.24 Vic Lapiner 8-4 2.80 *Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Bill Thom 4-3 7.46 Jack Lovrich 3-0 3.08 Gerry Mason .452 8 26 Top Pitchers W-L ERA Ed Allen 2-3 4.68 Tony Santino .393 2 12 Gary Robin .393 1 15 Marty Zuanich 6-3 2.89 Final CIBA Standings Ed Isherwood 7-1 3.81 W-L PCT GB Final CIBA Standings John Stevenson .369 2 9 Jerry Parker 5-0 4.73 1. California 12-4 .750 — W-L PCT GB John Garten .333 3 15 Charlie Mena 3-3 7.27 1. USC 11-5 .688 — USC 12-4 .750 — 2. Stanford 9-7 .563 2 *Top Pitchers W-L ERA 3. Stanford 7-9 .438 5 Final CIBA Standings 3. California 7-9 .438 4 Marty Zuanich 2-1 1.71 4. UCLA 5-9 .357 6 W-L PCT GB Santa Clara 7-9 .438 4 Vic Lapiner 7-0 2.99 5. Santa Clara 2-12 .167 9 1. USC 14-2 .875 — 5. UCLA 6-10 .375 5 Ralph Pausig 7-1 3.13 2. California 9-7 .563 5 * Statistics not complete 2. Stanford 9-7 .563 5 4. UCLA 5-11 .313 9 Final CIBA Standings 5. Santa Clara 3-13 .231 11 W-L PCT GB 1. USC 12-3 .800 — 2. UCLA 9-6 .600 3 3. Stanford 9-7 .563 3.5 4. California 7-8 .467 5 5. Santa Clara 1-14 .067 11 11949949 tteameam YEAR˨BY˨YEAR RESULTS

FFredred ScottScott fromfrom tthehe 11958958 11960960 (32-11, 12-4) 11961961 (36-7, 12-4) tteameam turnsturns a doubledouble playplay fromfrom tteammateeammate MMikeike CCastanonastanon COLLEGE WORLD SERIES NATIONAL CHAMPIONS CIBA CO-CHAMPIONS COLLEGE WORLD SERIES M2 Occidental W 8-4 CIBA CHAMPIONS M11 at Fresno State W 5-2 M12 at Fresno State W 3-1 M10 Cal Poly SLO W 8-1 M18 Cal Poly SLO L 7-9 M11 San Diego W 9-1 M18 at Long Beach State W 15-8 M14 Occidental W 7-3 M22 UC Santa Barbara W 8-0 M17 Long Beach State W 11-1 M24 BYU W 13-4 M18 at Long Beach State W 1-0 M25 Fresno State W 5-3 M21 at Loyola W 14-2 M26 Fresno State L 3-6 M23 BYU W 3-0 A1 * Santa Clara W 5-2 M23 at Cal State Los Angeles W 4-1 A2 * Santa Clara W 20-2 M24 UC Santa Barbara L 1-3 A11 San Diego State (n) W 3-2 M25 * UCLA W 7-2 A13 New Mexico (n) W 15-1 M27 Stanford (n) W 8-1 A14 UCLA (n) W 5-4 M29 San Diego State (n) W 15-2 A14 Fresno State (n) L 3-13 M30 Arizona State (n) W 10-2 A19 Cal State Los Angeles W 8-4 A3 Notre Dame W 4-3 A22 * at Santa Clara L 4-5 A4 Arizona L 0-8 A23 * at Stanford W 4-2 A7 * California (13) W 4-3 A23 * at Stanford L 2-3 A8 * California L 1-2 A29 * California W 8-6 A11 Loyola W 8-5 A30 * California W 4-1 A14 * at Stanford W 3-2 M2 Pepperdine L 3-4 A15 * at Santa Clara L 3-4 M3 * at UCLA W 5-2 A15 * at Santa Clara W 15-5 M6 * at UCLA L 0-4 A18 Pepperdine W 4-1 11958958 (28-3, 14-2) 11959959 (23-4-1, 14-2) M7 * UCLA W 9-3 A21 * Santa Clara W 9-4 M10 * UCLA W 13-2 A22 * Santa Clara W 8-6 A28 * Stanford W 7-2 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS CIBA CHAMPIONS M13 * at Santa Clara W 7-6 M14 * at California W 9-1 A29 * Stanford W 11-2 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES M18 Cal Poly SLO W 12-0 M14 * at California L 5-7 M2 * at UCLA W 3-1 CIBA CO-CHAMPIONS M20 UC Santa Barbara W 5-0 M17 Cal Poly Pomona W 10-6 M5 * UCLA W 11-8 M21 UC Santa Barbara W 9-5 M20 * Stanford W 9-3 M6 * at UCLA W 6-4 M18 Cal Poly SLO W 10-0 M23 Fresno State (n) W 6-2 M21 * Stanford W 19-6 M9 Cal Poly Pomona (10) W 3-2 M28 * Santa Clara W 7-3 M24 San Diego State (n) L 7-9 M28 # Pepperdine W 10-3 M12 * at Stanford L 5-7 M29 * Santa Clara W 21-5 M24 Stanford (n) L 3-6 M30 # Pepperdine W 10-3 M13 * at California W 5-4 A11 * at California W 4-2 M30 Arizona (10) t 6-6 J3 # Washington State L 7-8 M13 * at California L 6-10 A12 * at Stanford W 10-5 A3 * California W 9-0 J4 # Washington State W 8-3 M26 # Fresno State W 4-1 A12 * at Stanford W 13-4 A4 * California W 11-7 J4 # Washington State W 10-5 M27 # Fresno State L 4-6 A19 * California L 5-7 A10 * UCLA W 5-1 J14 + St. John’s W 3-1 M27 # Fresno State W 10-6 A19 * California W 10-5 A11 * at UCLA W 10-6 J16 + Boston College W 5-2 J2 % Washington State W 13-6 A25 at St. Mary’s W 13-4 A24 * at California W 14-2 J17 + Minnesota (10) L 11-12 J3 % Washington State W 10-4 A29 Loyola W 8-2 A25 * at Stanford W 7-0 J18 + Arizona W 13-1 J10 + Texas W 8-6 M2 * at UCLA W 3-0 A25 * at Stanford W 7-3 J19 + Minnesota (11) W 4-3 J11 + Boston College W 10-3 M3 * UCLA W 21-2 A27 Pepperdine W 8-3 J20 + Minnesota (10) L 1-2 J12 + Oklahoma State W 4-2 M6 Pepperdine W 16-2 M1 * UCLA W 9-0 * CIBA game J13 + Boston College (10) W 4-3 M9 * Stanford W 19-13 M2 * at UCLA W 9-3 # District 8 Playoff s at USC J15 + Oklahoma State W 1-0 M10 * Stanford W 9-2 M5 Occidental W 35-2 + College World Series at Omaha, Neb. * CIBA game M13 Whittier (10) W 5-4 M8 * at California (13) L 6-7 # District 8 Playoff s at USC M16 * at California L 6-7 M9 * at Santa Clara L 2-3 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI % District 8 Playoff s at Pullman, Wash. M17 * at Santa Clara W 12-11 M9 * at Santa Clara W 17-2 Willie Ryan .350 1 21 + College World Series at Omaha, Neb. M17 * at Santa Clara W 5-4 M13 Whittier W 17-0 Bill Heath .330 8 47 M23 * UCLA W 23-1 M15 * Stanford W 10-3 Art Ersepke .326 6 41 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI M24 * at UCLA W 15-1 M16 * Stanford W 14-1 Tom Satriano .318 6 39 Willie Ryan .373 1 27 M30 ^ Oregon State W 7-0 M22 * Santa Clara W 9-7 Bob Levingston .314 7 50 Larry Himes .333 3 24 M31 ^ Oregon State W 15-0 M23 * Santa Clara W 5-2 Kenny Washington .327 3 17 J6 # Portland W 6-0 M29 ^ Washington W 17-3 Top Pitchers W-L ERA Tom Satriano .319 6 30 J7 # Portland W 11-1 M30 ^ Washington W 9-0 Jim Withers 11-6 2.38 Mickey McNamee .257 8 28 J14 + Holy Cross L 0-3 * CIBA game Bruce Gardner 18-2 2.71 J15 + Arizona W 4-0 ^ PCC Playoff s at USC Larry Hankammer 4-0 3.77 Top Pitchers W-L ERA J16 + Northern Colorado W 12-1 Marcel Lachemann 3-3 4.08 Jim Withers 12-1 1.88 J17 + Holy Cross W 6-2 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Ken Yaryan 6-3 5.15 Gerald Merz 4-0 2.04 J18 + Missouri W 7-0 Johnny Werhas .419 4 27 Pete Kenney 6-2 2.45 J19 + Missouri (12) W 8-7 Len Gabrielson .404 10 35 Final CIBA Standings Ken Yaryan 7-2 2.63 * CIBA game Fred Scott .368 0 21 W-L PCT GB Larry Hankammer 8-2 3.74 ^ PCC Playoff s at Corvallis, Ore. John McLane .356 7 33 1. USC 12-4 .750 — # District 8 Playoff s at USC Rex Johnston .347 7 37 1. California 12-4 .750 — Final CIBA Standings + College World Series at Omaha, Neb. 3. Santa Clara 6-10 .375 6 W-L PCT GB Top Pitchers W-L ERA 3. Stanford 6-10 .375 6 1. USC 12-4 .750 — Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Bill Thom 10-1 1.44 5. UCLA 4-12 .250 8 2. California 11-5 .688 1 Bill Heath .396 2 16 Bob Blakeslee 2-1 2.70 3. UCLA 7-9 .438 5 Rex Johnston .374 3 26 Bruce Gardner 9-2 2.83 4. Santa Clara 5-11 .313 7 Jerry Siegert .370 4 31 Jim Barudoni 6-1 3.05 4. Stanford 5-11 .313 7 Mike Castanon .368 6 44 Jim Withers 1-1 3.09 Ron Fairly .348 9 67 Final CIBA Standings Top Pitchers W-L ERA W-L PCT GB Bill Thom 9-1 2.40 1. USC 14-2 .875 — Bruce Gardner 13-1 2.62 2. California 9-7 .563 5 Bob Blakeslee 5-1 2.90 Stanford 9-7 .563 5 Jim Barudoni 5-2 3.10 4. Santa Clara 6-10 .375 8 5. UCLA 2-14 .125 12 Final CIBA Standings W-L PCT GB 1. USC 14-2 .875 — 2. California 9-7 .563 5 3. Stanford 7-9 .438 7 4. Santa Clara 5-11 .313 9 UCLA 5-11 .313 9 YEAR˨BY˨YEAR RESULTS

11962962 (29-10-1, 11-5) 11963963 (35-10, 10-6) 11964964 (34-11, 17-3) 11965965 (23-14, 9-11)

M5 Loyola t 3-3 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES M2 at San Fernando Valley State W 6-4 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS M5 Fresno State W 9-3 M9 Cal Poly SLO W 8-1 CIBA CO-CHAMPIONS M10 San Diego W 9-3 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES M5 at Long Beach State W 5-2 M13 San Fernando Valley State W 23-6 CIBA CHAMPIONS F25 at San Fernando Valley State W 12-4 M6 Cal Poly SLO W 7-0 M16 UC Santa Barbara W 9-2 M2 Cal Western L 0-6 M12 * UC Santa Barbara L 2-3 M16 Chapman W 7-1 M17 * at UCLA W 11-1 M9 San Fernando Valley State W 11-10 M3 Long Beach State W 5-3 M18 Cal State Los Angeles W 5-4 M19 Utah W 6-0 M11 at Cal Poly Pomona L 1-4 M6 San Diego W 15-4 M19 San Fernando Valley State L 2-6 M20 Cal State Los Angeles W 9-2 M15 * UCLA L 3-13 M7 San Fernando Valley State L 5-9 M20 Arizona (12) W 7-6 M22 BYU W 10-4 M16 * UCLA L 1-3 M9 Loyola W 5-1 M20 Arizona W 4-2 M23 * California (11) W 1-0 M19 Cal State Los Angeles W 5-4 M13 * at UC Santa Barbara W 7-0 M22 Long Beach State W 10-2 M24 * California W 6-2 M22 Fresno State W 4-2 M14 * UC Santa Barbara W 8-2 M26 * Santa Clara (10) W 4-3 M27 Long Beach State W 10-4 M23 Fresno State (12) W 4-3 San Diego State W 5-0 M27 * Stanford W 10-3 M30 * Stanford W 4-1 M25 San Diego W 9-0 M17 Cal State Los Angeles L 2-8 M27 * Stanford L 4-5 M31 * Stanford W 8-2 M26 Long Beach State W 7-2 M20 at Fresno State W 14-7 M29 at Cal Poly Pomona L 3-8 A3 at Cal State Los Angeles L 1-7 M29 * Stanford W 2-1 M21 at Fresno State L 3-7 M30 Pepperdine W 9-0 A7 at Long Beach State (8) W 3-2 M30 * Stanford W 1-0 M30 Pepperdine W 3-2 A15 San Fernando Valley State W 9-1 A7 at Long Beach State L 3-7 A2 at Long Beach State W 8-1 M31 BYU W 8-6 A17 Loyola W 7-1 A9 Occidental W 10-0 A8 San Jose State (n) W 2-0 A3 * at UCLA L 2-3 A17 Loyola W 12-2 A13 * Santa Clara W 9-5 A9 BYU (n) W 17-1 A4 * at UCLA W 8-4 A20 * at UC Santa Barbara (12) L 2-3 A14 * Santa Clara (12) W 7-6 A10 at Cal State Los Angeles W 4-1 A6 Cal State Los Angeles W 4-3 A20 * at UC Santa Barbara W 12-2 A16 UCLA (n) W 6-2 A10 Cal Poly Pomona (n) W 6-0 A7 Cal Poly Pomona L 7-12 A23 * at Stanford W 5-4 A17 Arizona State (n) (12) W 8-6 A16 New Mexico W 21-1 A11 * at Santa Clara L 2-7 A24 * at Santa Clara L 6-7 A17 San Jose State (n) W 11-7 A19 Cal Poly Pomona W 10-2 A11 * at Santa Clara W 3-0 A24 * at Santa Clara W 5-4 A18 at Cal State Los Angeles L 5-8 A20 Cal Poly Pomona W 7-5 A13 * at Stanford W 3-2 A27 * at UCLA L 3-7 A19 Cal Poly Pomona (n) L 3-5 A22 Occidental L 1-4 A14 at Long Beach State L 8-9 A30 * at UCLA W 11-3 A21 * UCLA W 11-5 A23 at San Fernando Valley State W 20-13 A17 * Santa Clara W 7-3 A27 * at Santa Clara L 0-10 A27 * at Stanford W 2-1 A18 * California W 10-7 M1 * UCLA W 6-1 A28 * at Stanford L 4-15 A27 * at Stanford L 3-6 A18 * California W 4-2 M1 * UCLA (11) L 7-9 A28 * at Stanford L 4-5 * at Santa Clara W 10-1 A20 Cal Poly Pomona W 14-1 M3 Loyola W 5-0 A30 at Nevada W 8-3 * at Santa Clara L 1-6 A24 * Santa Clara W 8-3 M4 Pepperdine L 0-3 M2 Cal Poly Pomona L 1-2 * at California W 3-2 A25 * Stanford (11) W 5-4 M7 * at Stanford L 1-2 M4 * at UCLA (11) W 5-3 * at California W 4-3 A25 * Stanford W 11-4 M8 * at California (11) L 1-2 M5 * UCLA W 6-5 M3 * at UCLA L 2-11 A28 * UC Santa Barbara W 10-1 M8 * at California L 3-4 M7 Whittier W 7-5 M4 * at UCLA W 1-0 M1 * UCLA L 2-7 M11 * UC Santa Barbara W 11-4 M9 Cal Western W 17-6 M6 Pepperdine W 7-2 M2 * UCLA W 8-7 M15 * California L 3-9 M12 Pepperdine W 8-6 M7 Westmont W 12-5 M5 * at UC Santa Barbara W 13-5 M15 * California L 1-2 M12 Pepperdine W 9-5 M10 * California W 6-4 M8 * at Stanford W 9-2 M18 * Santa Clara W 6-5 M18 * at Santa Clara L 3-6 M11 * California W 11-5 M9 * at California W 8-2 * CIBA game M19 * at California (11) W 3-0 M13 Cal State Los Angeles W 6-2 M9 * at California W 4-3 M19 * at California L 3-4 M17 * Santa Clara W 3-0 M15 Pepperdine W 3-2 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Daryl Wilkins .381 6 41 * CIBA game M18 * Santa Clara L 4-5 M22 # Cal Poly Pomona W 12-3 Mike Garrett .309 6 20 # Oregon State W 6-5 M23 # Cal Poly Pomona W 5-3 Marty Piscovich .308 3 21 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI # Oregon State L 6-8 M29 # Oregon W 5-0 Joe Austin .284 4 18 Bob Levingston .382 3 38 # Oregon State W 7-5 M30 # Oregon W 9-3 Justin Dedeaux .271 5 22 Willie Ryan .358 0 21 J10 + Texas L 3-8 J9 + Mississippi W 3-2 Kenny Washington .331 3 16 J11 + Holy Cross W 6-5 J12 + Missouri W 3-2 Marvin Lotz .286 7 21 J12 + Florida State W 4-3 J13 + Minnesota L 5-6 Top Pitchers W-L ERA Joe Stucker 2-1 2.01 Mike Gillespie .274 5 24 J13 + Missouri W 12-3 J15 + Maine L 1-2 John Stewart 3-3 2.25 J14 + Arizona W 6-4 * CIBA game Larry Fisher 7-2 2.42 Top Pitchers W-L ERA J16 + Arizona W 5-2 # District 8 Playoff s at USC Tom Seaver 10-2 2.47 Marcel Lachemann 4-0 2.54 * CIBA game + College World Series at Omaha, Neb. John Herbst 4-3 3.05 Mike Crowley 5-0 3.24 # District 8 Playoff s at Corvallis, Ore. Ken Yaryan 9-5 3.29 + College World Series at Omaha, Neb. Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Cliff Goodrich 6-2 3.58 Gary Sutherland .363 7 34 Final CIBA Standings W-L PCT GB Dennis Andersen 4-0 3.79 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Marty Piscovich .333 0 16 1. Stanford 11-9 .550 — Willie Brown .352 0 12 Bud Hollowell .324 5 26 1. California 11-9 .550 — Final CIBA Standings Kenny Washington .351 8 35 Larry Sandel .287 4 21 3. UCLA 10-10 .500 1 W-L PCT GB Gary Holman .317 2 23 Willie Brown .273 2 11 1. Santa Clara 12-4 .750 — Fred Hill .316 6 31 4. USC 9-11 .450 2 5. Santa Clara 7-13 .350 4 2. USC 11-5 .688 1 Bud Hollowell .245 9 28 Top Pitchers W-L ERA 3. California 7-9 .438 5 Walt Peterson 17-3 1.54 6. UCSB 5-15 .250 6 4. Stanford 6-10 .375 6 Top Pitchers W-L ERA Duane White 4-4 3.33 5. UCLA 4-12 .250 8 Pete Hillman 3-1 1.09 Ron Cook 2-1 4.21 Walt Peterson 13-4 2.27 Larry Fisher 8-4 4.83 Al Lasas 10-5 3.14 Al Lasas 4-2 5.46 Duane White 6-3 3.54 Larry Fisher 5-2 4.26 Final CIBA Standings W-L PCT GB Final CIBA Standings 1. USC 17-3 .850 — W-L PCT GB 2. Santa Clara 16-4 .800 1 1. USC 10-6 .625 — 3. UCLA 13-7 .650 4 2. Santa Clara 9-7 .563 1 4. UCSB 5-15 .250 12 2. UCLA 9-7 .563 1 4. California 5-15 .250 12 4. Stanford 8-8 .500 2 6. Stanford 4-16 .200 13 5. California 4-12 .250 6 YEAR˨BY˨YEAR RESULTS

11966966 (42-9, 16-4) 11967967 (30-11-2, 9-6) 11968968 (42-12-1, 16-2-1) 11969969 (39-12-1, 13-8) F16 Long Beach State W 3-0 F26 at San Fernando Valley State W 5-1 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES F24 Cal Poly SLO W 13-1 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS M1 at Loyola Marymount W 9-0 CIBA CO-CHAMPIONS M3 at Long Beach State L 3-4 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES M1 at Loyola Marymount W 21-0 F11 Cal Poly SLO W 9-1 M4 San Fernando Valley State W 4-2 CIBA CHAMPIONS M3 Cal State Los Angeles W 2-1 F19 San Fernando Valley State W 15-14 M4 San Fernando Valley State W 2-0 Long Beach State W 5-2 M10 Loyola W 5-0 Long Beach State L 0-2 F19 San Fernando Valley State W 10-5 F23 Cal Poly SLO W 9-4 M17 San Diego State (11) t 3-3 M11 UC Santa Barbara t 1-1 F25 San Diego State W 14-10 F24 San Diego State W 5-3 M18 BYU (11) W 2-1 M14 Fresno State W 6-3 F28 Long Beach State L 1-3 F24 San Diego State W 2-0 M18 BYU W 1-0 M15 Fresno State (12) L 2-3 M1 at San Fernando Valley State W 6-2 F28 at Cal State Los Angeles W 9-2 M20 San Diego State (n) L 1-5 M15 Fresno State W 4-3 M4 * at UC Santa Barbara W 7-3 M1 at Chapman L 0-2 M20 San Francisco State (n) W 8-1 M18 at Chapman W 5-1 M5 * UC Santa Barbara W 10-0 M2 Long Beach State L 0-1 M21 San Diego State (n) W 10-0 M22 San Diego State W 2-1 M7 at Long Beach State W 2-0 M4 at UC Santa Barbara L 0-3 M22 Utah (n) W 6-5 M22 San Diego State W 5-3 M11 * Santa Clara W 4-3 M11 at Cal Poly Pomona W 7-4 M23 Santa Clara (n) W 5-2 M25 San Fernando Valley State W 15-1 M12 * California W 6-0 M12 San Fernando Valley State L 0-3 M23 Santa Clara (n) W 8-2 M26 at Cal Poly Pomona W 5-1 M12 * California W 6-0 M15 Utah W 2-1 M28 UC Santa Barbara (10) L 1-2 M28 Pepperdine W 4-1 M15 Cal State Los Angeles W 5-3 M16 BYU L 0-7 M30 Yale W 7-2 M29 BYU W 4-1 M18 * at California W 4-2 M16 BYU W 3-0 M31 Chapman W 3-0 M29 BYU L 2-4 M19 * at Santa Clara (10) W 9-6 M19 Occidental W 2-1 A7 at Arizona L 2-3 M31 at UC Riverside W 2-0 M19 * at Santa Clara W 3-2 M22 at Long Beach State L 0-3 A8 at Arizona W 3-0 A1 BYU (n) W 8-1 M22 Pepperdine W 13-0 M25 Pepperdine W 4-0 A8 at Arizona W 4-2 A2 Mississippi (n) W 7-6 M26 * Stanford W 3-1 M26 Cal State Los Angeles W 9-3 A14 * Washington State W 3-2 A3 Delaware (n) W 9-2 M26 * Stanford L 0-4 M29 Westmont W 9-3 A14 * Washington State (11) L 0-1 A3 Illinois (n) W 17-12 M27 * Santa Clara W 7-3 M30 Stanford L 4-9 A15 * Washington W 9-3 A4 Indiana (n) W 7-0 M29 at Cal State Los Angeles W 4-0 A2 Chapman W 6-2 A15 * Washington W 2-1 A5 UCLA (n) W 11-3 A1 BYU W 14-3 A5 Santa Clara L 5-6 A22 * Stanford L 1-4 A8 UC Santa Barbara W 9-3 A2 Pepperdine W 6-0 at Hawai‘i W 16-0 A22 * Stanford W 6-2 Long Beach State W 8-6 A2 Pepperdine W 11-0 Air Force (n) W 4-0 A28 at Stanford (14) t 3-3 A11 * California W 5-2 A4 Cal Western (n) W 5-1 Army (n) W 7-0 A29 * at California W 13-4 A12 * Stanford W 1-0 A5 San Diego State (n) L 1-3 Illinois (n) W 10-4 A29 * at California W 6-0 A12 * Stanford L 3-4 A5 Pacifi c (n) W 12-0 A16 UC Santa Barbara L 3-12 at San Fernando Valley State L 4-6 A14 Cal Poly Pomona L 1-3 A6 San Jose State (n) W 12-7 A19 * at California W 8-5 M2 Cal Poly Pomona W 6-0 A18 * Washington W 11-3 A6 San Diego State (n) W 10-5 A20 * at Stanford W 3-1 M4 Santa Clara (13) W 5-4 A19 * Washington State W 9-0 A12 Cal Poly Pomona L 3-4 A20 * at Stanford t 2-2 M6 * UCLA W 8-1 A19 * Washington State L 1-3 A15 * at California L 2-7 A23 San Fernando Valley State W 8-6 M8 Cal Poly Pomona W 3-1 A21 * Oregon State W 3-1 A16 * at Stanford L 3-5 A26 * Oregon State W 7-3 M9 Chapman W 3-1 A21 * Oregon State W 8-4 A16 * at Stanford (8) W 3-2 A27 * Oregon W 4-1 M12 * at Oregon L 2-4 A22 * Oregon W 5-1 A19 Westmont W 3-0 A27 * Oregon W 6-3 M12 * at Oregon L 2-5 A25 * at Stanford L 2-3 A22 Loyola W 4-2 A29 * Washington W 9-4 M13 * at Oregon State L 0-5 A26 * California W 1-0 A26 * at UC Santa Barbara L 1-2 A29 * Washington W 16-10 M13 * at Oregon State W 5-1 A26 * California L 4-5 A29 Chapman W 2-1 A30 * Washington State (14) W 4-3 M16 Pepperdine W 7-1 A29 Cal State Fullerton (10) W 3-2 M3 * UC Santa Barbara W 6-0 M3 * UCLA L 4-7 M19 * at UCLA L 8-12 M1 Santa Clara W 7-6 M6 * at UCLA W 13-10 M4 * UCLA W 8-3 M20 * at UCLA W 10-2 M3 * at UCLA L 5-6 M7 * UCLA W 3-2 M7 Cal Poly Pomona W 3-0 M6 Chapman W 4-1 M10 at Cal Poly Pomona W 7-1 M10 * Stanford W 4-3 * AAWU game M9 * at Oregon State W 8-6 M13 * UCLA W 13-11 M11 * California W 3-1 M10 * at Oregon W 9-4 M14 * at UCLA W 4-1 M11 * California W 8-1 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI M10 * at Oregon W 11-1 M23 # Cal Poly Pomona (10) W 11-7 M14 Loyola Marymount W 10-1 Bill Seinsoth .327 2 31 M12 * at Washington W 13-2 M24 # Washington State W 4-3 M17 * at Washington W 10-4 Steve Sogge .303 4 33 M12 * at Washington W 11-7 M25 # Washington State W 7-4 M18 * at Washington State L 3-9 Chuck Ramshaw .290 0 14 M13 * at Washington State L 3-5 J13 + North Carolina W 6-2 M18 * at Washington State W 6-1 Shelly Andrens .285 5 22 M16 * at UCLA L 4-9 J14 + Ohio State L 2-6 M21 * at Oregon W 11-6 Pat Harrison .264 8 42 M17 * UCLA L 5-14 J15 + Arizona W 8-4 M25 * at UCLA W 11-2 J16 + Ohio State W 5-1 M31 # Cal State Los Angeles W 4-2 Top Pitchers W-L ERA * Pac-8 game J17 + Ohio State L 0-1 J1 # Cal State Los Angeles L 4-8 Tom House 5-3 1.43 * CIBA game J1 # Cal State Los Angeles (10) W 5-4 Bill Lee 13-4 1.63 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI # District 8 Playoff s at USC J11 + BYU W 5-3 Mike Adamson 8-3 2.53 Cal Meier .385 4 28 + College World Series at Omaha, Neb. J12 + Oklahoma State W 6-5 John Herbst 11-1 2.53 Bill Seinsoth .368 14 52 J13 + St. John’s W 7-6 Bob Vaughn 1-2 3.86 Russ Bennett .312 3 26 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI J14 + North Carolina State W 2-0 Craig Perkins .284 6 16 Oscar Brown .340 9 36 J15 + Southern Illinois W 4-3 Steve Sogge .307 3 33 Final AAWU Standings Mike Ball .268 2 27 W-L PCT GB Pat Harrison .291 12 60 * Pac-8 game 1. Stanford 10-1 .909 — Top Pitchers W-L ERA Buddy Gordon .288 5 23 # District 8 Playoff s at Cal State Los Angeles 2. UCLA 10-6 .625 2.5 Dave Kingman 11-4 1.38 Fred Shuey .272 4 33 + College World Series at Omaha, Neb. 3. USC 9-6 .600 3 Brent Strom 10-1 1.47 Top Pitchers W-L ERA Oregon State 9-6 .600 3 Jim Southworth 4-1 2.51 5. Oregon 7-5 .583 3.5 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Jim Barr 10-4 2.79 Ron Cook 8-1 1.52 Reid Braden .316 5 33 6. Wash. State 7-6 .539 4 Walt Failor 4-0 2.94 John Stewart 16-1 1.64 Bill Seinsoth .312 6 23 7. California 3-13 .188 9.5 Ray Lamb 9-5 2.17 Jay Jaff e .281 3 11 8. Washington 1-13 .071 10.5 Final Pac-8 Standings Bill Lee 4-0 2.25 Pat Harrison .279 12 47 W-L PCT GB John Herbst 11-4 3.26 Chuck Ramshaw .274 2 21 1. UCLA 17-4 .810 — Final CIBA Standings 2. Stanford 16-5 .762 1 Top Pitchers W-L ERA 3. USC 13-8 .619 4 W-L PCT GB Bob Vaughn 10-4 1.23 4. California 12-9 .571 4.5 1. USC 16-4 .800 — Bill Lee 12-3 1.99 5. Oregon State 9-12 .429 8 2. Stanford 12-8 .600 4 Jim Barr 10-2 2.31 6. Oregon 8-13 .381 9 California 12-8 .600 4 John Rockwell 4-0 2.41 6. Wash. State 8-13 .381 9 4. Santa Clara 11-9 .550 5 Brent Strom 12-4 3.09 5. UCLA 10-10 .500 6 8. Washington 1-20 .048 16 6. UCSB 6-14 .300 10 Final Pac-8 Standings W-L PCT GB 1. USC 16-2-1 .868 — 2. Stanford 13-4-1 .750 2.5 3. Wash. State 11-7 .611 5 4. UCLA 11-9 .579 6 5. Oregon 8-10 .444 8 6. California 7-12 .368 9.5 7. Oregon State 6-12 .333 10 8. Washington 2-18 .100 15 YEAR˨BY˨YEAR RESULTS

11970970 (45-13, 11-3) 11971971 (46-11, 17-0) 11972972 (47-13-1, 14-4) 11973973 (51-11, 14-4) NATIONAL CHAMPIONS NATIONAL CHAMPIONS NATIONAL CHAMPIONS NATIONAL CHAMPIONS COLLEGE WORLD SERIES COLLEGE WORLD SERIES COLLEGE WORLD SERIES COLLEGE WORLD SERIES PAC-8 CHAMPIONS PAC-8 CHAMPIONS PAC-8 CHAMPIONS PAC-8 CHAMPIONS

F27 Loyola Marymount W 8-3 F24 at Cal Poly Pomona W 16-5 F18 UC Santa Barbara L 4-5 F17 San Diego State W 6-1 M3 UC Irvine L 6-8 F26 at UC Santa Barbara L 5-6 F22 at Cal Poly Pomona W 7-4 F17 San Diego State W 5-3 M6 UC Santa Barbara W 4-2 M2 at San Fernando Valley State W 13-10 F26 at UC Santa Barbara L 4-5 F20 at UC Irvine W 3-1 M7 at UC Santa Barbara W 4-2 M5 UC Santa Barbara L 5-6 F26 at UC Santa Barbara W 9-6 F23 Cal Poly Pomona W 5-2 M7 at UC Santa Barbara L 2-4 M6 Cal Poly Pomona L 3-5 F29 UC Irvine W 2-0 F24 UC Santa Barbara W 5-4 M10 Long Beach State W 13-1 M6 Cal Poly Pomona W 9-3 M1 Chapman W 12-7 F24 UC Santa Barbara W 10-6 M13 at Fresno State W 6-2 M9 UC Irvine W 3-2 M3 Loyola Marymount L 5-10 M2 at Fresno State W 5-0 M14 at Fresno State W 13-6 M12 at UC Irvine L 9-10 M7 Pepperdine W 17-3 M3 at Fresno State (10) W 6-2 M14 at Fresno State L 6-7 M13 Loyola Marymount W 3-0 M8 at Loyola Marymount W 6-1 M3 at Fresno State W 2-0 M17 Pepperdine W 3-2 M13 Loyola Marymount W 8-2 M10 at Fresno State W 8-5 M7 Cal State Los Angeles W 10-2 M20 Utah W 4-2 M16 San Fernando Valley State W 1-0 M11 at Fresno State L 4-5 M10 * UCLA W 6-3 M20 at Long Beach State W 8-1 M17 at Chapman (13) L 6-7 M11 at Fresno State W 12-4 M10 * UCLA W 10-1 M21 BYU W 4-0 M20 BYU W 8-4 M14 San Fernando Valley State W 9-8 M15 at Arizona State L 2-4 M21 BYU (11) L 4-8 M20 BYU W 8-1 M15 at Long Beach State W 6-0 M16 at Arizona State L 4-8 M23 Air Force (n) L 9-10 M23 Pepperdine W 2-1 M17 San Diego State W 4-2 M17 at Arizona State L 5-12 M23 at UC Riverside W 12-3 M24 Utah W 8-3 M18 San Diego State W 8-4 M21 Loyola Marymount (8) W 13-12 M25 Tulsa (n) W 11-9 M26 San Diego State W 4-2 M18 San Diego State W 6-2 M23 Gonzaga (11) W 2-1 M26 Stanford (n) W 7-5 M27 San Diego State L 1-3 M22 at San Fernando Valley State W 12-2 M26 Arizona State (n) W 3-1 M26 St. John’s (n) W 11-2 M27 San Diego State W 9-2 M23 Gonzaga W 10-2 M27 Hawai‘i (n) W 4-0 M27 Oregon State (n) W 4-0 M31 Westmont L 2-5 M24 at Arizona L 2-6 M27 Vanderbilt (n) L 4-5 M28 Arizona State (n) W 5-2 A2 at Hawai‘i W 6-1 M25 at Arizona W 5-3 M29 Washington State (n) W 9-2 M31 at San Fernando Valley State L 2-7 A7 at Hawai‘i W 8-0 M25 at Arizona W 2-1 M30 Massachusetts (n) W 16-4 A1 at Chapman L 7-9 A13 * at UCLA W 7-1 M30 Washington State (n) W 12-10 M30 at UC Riverside W 7-4 A2 Westmont W 4-3 A16 * California W 10-1 M31 at Hawai‘i W 4-0 M31 Stanford (n) (10) W 8-2 A3 San Diego State W 3-2 A17 * Stanford W 3-1 A1 BYU (n) W 6-0 M31 Arizona State (n) (12) W 2-0 A4 San Diego State W 14-2 A17 * Stanford W 8-4 A4 New Mexico W 4-2 A1 at UNLV W 9-2 A4 San Diego State W 8-1 A20 Chapman W 6-2 A7 * Stanford L 0-2 A3 at Cal State Northridge L 3-15 A6 Cal State Los Angeles W 7-4 A23 * at Stanford W 2-1 A8 * Stanford L 1-2 A6 * California W 14-0 A7 San Fernando Valley State W 4-1 A24 * at California W 2-1 A8 * Stanford W 3-2 A7 * California W 2-1 A11 * UCLA W 8-2 A24 * at California W 10-0 A10 Cal Poly Pomona L 5-6 A7 * California W 8-4 A13 at Cal State Los Angeles (14) W 5-4 A27 at Cal State Los Angeles W 7-4 A11 Westmont L 1-2 A9 Chapman W 14-4 A17 * at California (12) W 4-2 A30 * Oregon W 5-0 A14 * at California W 11-5 A10 UC Irvine L 0-5 A18 * at Stanford W 3-0 A30 * Oregon W 2-0 A15 * at California W 2-1 A11 Pepperdine W 14-3 A18 * at Stanford L 1-2 M1 * Oregon State W 10-4 A15 * at California (10) W 7-6 A13 * at Stanford W 2-1 A20 at Santa Clara W 16-5 M1 * Oregon State W 9-6 A21 * UCLA W 2-1 A14 * at Stanford (9) L 0-1 A21 Chapman L 3-5 M3 at Long Beach State W 6-1 A22 * at UCLA W 5-2 A14 * at Stanford W 3-0 A24 * Stanford L 2-7 M4 Long Beach State L 1-5 A22 * at UCLA W 10-0 A17 at Hawai‘i W 10-6 A25 * California W 10-0 M7 * at Washington State W 4-0 A25 at Cal State Los Angeles W 14-4 A24 at Cal State Los Angeles W 9-4 A25 * California L 5-14 M7 * at Washington State W 7-6 A28 California (12) t 8-8 A25 at Chapman L 5-6 A28 at Cal Poly Pomona (10) L 2-3 M8 * at Washington W 6-0 A29 * California W 3-2 A27 * Stanford W 12-8 M1 * Washington W 9-3 M8 * at Washington W 2-0 A29 * California W 8-0 A28 * Stanford W 1-0 M1 * Washington W 6-4 M11 Cal State Los Angeles W 4-2 A30 * California W 10-3 A28 * Stanford L 0-3 M2 * Washington State W 7-3 M14 * UCLA W 1-0 M2 Cal State Los Angeles W 4-0 M1 at Cal Poly Pomona W 18-13 M2 * Washington State W 12-5 M15 * at UCLA W 6-3 M3 at Chapman L 8-14 M4 * at California L 4-5 M5 Cal Poly Pomona W 11-8 M20 ^ Oregon W 6-2 M5 * at Stanford W 4-3 M5 * at California (9) W 8-2 M9 * at Oregon W 6-0 M21 ^ Stanford W 9-3 M6 * at Stanford L 1-9 M5 * at California W 2-0 M15 * at UCLA W 8-5 M22 ^ Washington State L 5-10 M6 * at Stanford W 10-7 M8 Long Beach State W 10-3 M16 * UCLA W 4-1 M22 ^ Washington State W 6-3 M9 Long Beach State W 6-1 M10 * at UCLA L 5-6 M21 ^ Oregon State W 11-3 M29 # at Santa Clara L 5-6 M12 * at UCLA W 8-6 M11 * UCLA W 6-2 M22 ^ UCLA W 8-4 M30 # Santa Clara W 5-1 M13 * UCLA W 9-2 M12 * at UCLA W 8-4 M23 ^ UCLA W 7-1 M30 # Santa Clara W 9-1 M13 * UCLA L 6-7 M12 * at UCLA W 6-4 M29 # Santa Clara W 12-1 J12 + Seton Hall W 5-1 M19 ^ Washington State W 6-1 M18 ^ Washington State W 13-4 M30 # Santa Clara W 6-1 J13 + Southern Illinois L 3-8 M20 ^ Washington State W 8-7 M19 ^ Washington State W 11-9 J12 + Ohio L 1-4 J14 + BYU W 8-6 M27 # UC Santa Barbara W 9-5 M26 # Loyola Marymount W 9-8 J13 + Delaware W 7-1 J15 + Tulsa W 8-4 M28 # UC Santa Barbara W 13-6 M27 # Loyola Marymount W 2-1 J15 + Dartmouth W 6-1 J16 + Tulsa W 3-2 J9 + Mississippi W 8-6 J1 # Cal State Los Angeles W 4-3 J16 + Texas (14) W 8-7 J17 + Southern Illinois W 7-2 J11 + Connecticut (11) W 5-4 J2 # Cal State Los Angeles W 13-6 J18 + Florida State (15) W 2-1 J12 + Arizona State L 0-3 J9 + Harvard W 4-1 * Pac-8 game J14 + Texas (10) W 4-3 J10 + Texas W 4-1 * Pac-8 game ^ Pac-8 Playoff s at Pullman, Wash. J15 + Arizona State W 3-1 J11 + Arizona State W 3-1 ^ Pac-8 Playoff s at USC # District 8 Playoff s at Santa Clara & USC J16 + Arizona State W 1-0 J12 + Minnesota W 8-7 # District 8 Playoff s at USC + College World Series at Omaha, Neb. J13 + Arizona State W 4-3 + College World Series at Omaha, Neb. * Pac-8 Southern Division game Top Hitters AVG HR RBI ^ Pac-8 Championship at USC * Pac-8 Southern Division game Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Fred Lynn .345 7 30 # District 8 Playoff s at Santa Barbara, Calif. ^ Pac-8 Championship at Pullman, Wash. Dave Kingman .355 9 25 Daryl Arenstein .337 6 37 + College World Series at Omaha, Neb. # District 8 Playoff s at USC Dan Stoligrosz .324 14 55 Tim Steele .328 4 41 + College World Series at Omaha, Neb. Jeff Port .324 0 12 George Ambrow .314 3 27 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Cal Meier .310 6 28 Craig Perkins .302 9 40 Tim Steele .366 5 45 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Jeff Pedersen .308 4 23 Sam Ceci .350 2 33 Rich Dauer .361 11 43 Top Pitchers W-L ERA Fred Lynn .326 14 46 Roy Smalley .338 5 29 Top Pitchers W-L ERA Mark Sogge 14-1 1.86 Jeff Pedersen .293 1 22 Ed Putman .323 8 32 Greg Widman 6-3 1.16 Eric Raich 7-3 2.21 Rob Adolph .288 2 20 Creighton Tevlin .319 0 16 Jim Barr 14-2 1.92 Steve Busby 11-2 2.24 Ed Bowman .316 3 40 Brent Strom 13-1 2.26 Greg Widman 9-2 2.65 Top Pitchers W-L ERA Jim George 5-1 2.67 Randy Scarbery 9-3 3.89 Russ McQueen 9-3 1.64 Top Pitchers W-L ERA Eric Raich 6-2 3.12 Mark Sogge 5-2 1.85 Randy Scarbery 15-2 1.83 Final Pac-8 Standings Randy Scarbery 12-3 2.66 Russ McQueen 5-3 2.03 Final Pac-8 Standings W-L PCT GB Tim Coffi n 6-0 2.84 Mark Barr 10-2 2.38 W-L PCT GB 1. USC 17-0 1.000 — Greg Widman 14-2 2.86 George Milke 2-2 3.53 1. USC 11-3 .786 — 2. Stanford 11-6 .648 6 C.J. Holland 7-2 4.53 2. Washington St. 9-6 .600 2.5 UCLA 11-6 .648 6 Final Pac-8 Standings 3. UCLA 8-7 .533 3.5 4. Wash. State 7-8 .467 9 W-L PCT GB Final Pac-8 Standings 4. California 9-8 .529 3.5 5. Oregon 7-9 .439 9.5 1. USC 14-4 .778 — W-L PCT GB 5. Stanford 8-9 .471 4.5 6. Oregon State 6-10 .375 10.5 2. California 9-9 .500 5 1. USC 14-4 .778 — 6. Oregon State 5-6 .455 4.5 7. California 5-12 .294 12 Stanford 9-9 .500 5 2. Stanford 9-9 .500 5 7. Oregon 5-9 .357 6 8. Washington 1-14 .067 15 4. UCLA 4-14 .286 10 3. UCLA 7-11 .389 7 8. Washington 4-11 .267 7.5 4. California 6-12 .333 8 YEAR˨BY˨YEAR RESULTS

11974974 (50-20, 11-7) 11975975 (42-14-1, 12-4) 11976976 (33-26-2, 15-8-1) 11977977 (46-20, 16-2) F16 San Diego State W 3-0 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS PAC-8 CHAMPIONS F16 San Diego State L 5-7 PAC-8 CHAMPIONS COLLEGE WORLD SERIES F21 Cal State Fullerton W 1-0 F22 at Pepperdine L 3-5 F12 Loyola Marymount W 8-2 PAC-8 CHAMPIONS F22 Loyola Marymount W 12-7 F25 Cal State Dominguez Hills W 5-3 F12 Loyola Marymount W 10-7 F22 Loyola Marymount W 12-5 F27 at Cal Poly Pomona L 3-5 F18 at Cal State Los Angeles W 7-0 F10 at Pepperdine W 6-1 F28 Loyola Marymount W 4-2 F20 at Pepperdine (12) L 2-3 F18 San Diego State W 5-4 F23 at Pepperdine (11) L 3-4 F18 San Diego State W 5-3 F25 at Cal Poly Pomona (11) W 2-1 F28 Loyola Marymount L 1-7 F21 San Diego State L 5-8 F20 at Cal State Northridge W 18-5 F28 at Fresno State L 6-10 M4 * UCLA L 0-9 F25 Cal Poly Pomona W 6-4 F23 Northern Arizona (n) W 5-1 M1 at Cal Poly SLO L 0-1 M5 * at UCLA W 4-1 F26 UC Santa Barbara L 1-12 F24 at UNLV (11) W 9-7 M1 at Cal Poly SLO L 2-3 M6 * UCLA W 13-6 F26 UC Santa Barbara L 2-4 F24 at UNLV W 10-2 M2 at UC Santa Barbara W 11-9 M8 Westmont W 2-1 F27 at Cal State Northridge W 10-6 F26 La Verne W 9-2 M4 at Cal Poly Pomona W 4-2 M9 Cal State Northridge L 4-6 M3 at Arizona State L 5-7 M1 UC Irvine L 3-9 M15 Fresno State W 6-2 M10 Gonzaga W 5-4 M4 at Arizona State W 12-7 M5 at Cal Poly Pomona W 5-3 M12 * California W 11-6 M5 at Arizona State L 4-8 M10 at Cal State Los Angeles W 6-3 M15 Fresno State W 9-2 M12 at UC Irvine W 10-4 M16 San Diego State W 3-0 M13 * California W 8-3 M8 Cal State Northridge W 9-2 M13 at Chapman W 9-6 M16 San Diego State W 6-5 M13 * California (11) L 4-6 M11 * at California (10) W 8-7 M14 at Cal Poly SLO W 13-7 M17 Westmont W 2-0 M15 Loyola Marymount W 5-3 M12 * at California W 3-1 M15 Air Force W 19-3 M19 at Chapman W 7-2 M17 Arizona (11) W 4-3 M12 * at California W 4-2 M15 Air Force W 16-8 M20 Arizona State (11) W 4-3 M18 Arizona W 6-4 M13 at Santa Clara W 6-1 M19 Santa Clara (10) W 8-6 M21 Arizona State L 0-3 M19 Fresno State L 4-10 M15 Cal State Dominguez Hills W 8-5 M20 Santa Clara L 2-10 M22 BYU (n) W 9-7 M20 BYU L 4-8 M17 Arizona State L 3-10 M22 Arizona State L 10-12 M20 Fresno State W 8-7 M18 Arizona State W 10-8 M23 Arizona State (n) W 14-9 M23 at UNLV L 5-7 M25 at Loyola Marymount W 6-3 M25 at Arizona State W 10-6 M21 Tulsa W 7-1 M19 Arizona State W 9-6 M26 Long Beach State W 9-8 M26 BYU (n) W 12-0 M23 Cal Poly Pomona L 2-5 M21 Oregon State W 4-3 M30 * California W 7-0 M27 Cal State Los Angeles (n) W 6-5 M25 at Arizona L 0-8 M22 Westmont L 7-8 M30 * California W 11-4 M28 Cal State Los Angeles (n) W 4-3 M26 at Arizona L 5-8 M24 * Stanford W 7-5 M31 * California W 3-1 M29 at Arizona State L 1-2 M27 at Arizona L 4-8 M25 * Stanford W 9-2 A5 * at Stanford L 2-3 M31 Gonzaga W 8-3 M29 Eastern Michigan (10) L 4-6 M26 * Stanford W 4-3 A6 * at Stanford W 7-5 A1 Washington State W 5-1 M30 Oregon State (10) W 6-5 M28 Cal Lutheran L 4-11 A6 * at Stanford L 5-6 M30 UC Irvine W 9-4 M29 at Cal State Fullerton L 2-3 A7 at Arizona State W 6-4 A6 at San Francisco W 23-0 A9 at Oklahoma L 6-7 A9 UC Irvine W 3-2 A2 * Stanford W 10-1 M31 UC Irvine W 3-2 A9 at Oklahoma L 4-5 A12 * Stanford L 0-1 A3 * Stanford W 9-1 A1 at UC Santa Barbara W 7-1 A12 at Tulsa W 8-2 A12 * Stanford L 3-12 A3 * Stanford (8) L 0-8 A3 Florida State (n) W 14-5 A13 at Tulsa L 4-5 A13 * Stanford W 7-5 A5 at Cal State Northridge L 4-7 A3 at Hawai‘i L 2-3 A13 at Tulsa L 7-11 A15 Pepperdine W 5-4 A6 * UC Santa Barbara W 3-1 A4 UNLV (n) W 8-1 A14 at Tulsa W 11-4 A18 * at UCLA W 7-2 A9 * at California (12) W 4-3 A5 Kearney State (n) W 9-2 A15 Gonzaga W 5-4 A19 * UCLA W 6-4 A10 * at California L 2-6 A6 Kearney State (n) W 7-5 A16 Cal State Northridge (10) W 7-6 A10 * at California t 1-1 A6 Florida State (n) L 2-3 A19 * at UCLA W 8-2 A19 * UCLA W 6-4 A20 * UCLA W 11-5 A22 Cal State Northridge W 4-2 A12 at Texas L 3-4 A7 at Hawai‘i (14) L 7-8 A20 * UCLA W 6-5 A24 San Diego W 5-2 A13 at Texas L 2-4 A8 UNLV (n) L 4-11 A23 Pepperdine L 5-6 A26 * at Stanford W 4-0 A13 at Texas W 4-0 A12 Cal State Los Angeles W 15-2 A24 Westmont W 9-6 A26 * at Stanford L 2-7 A14 at Tulsa L 1-4 A15 * UCLA W 8-4 A26 * at California W 4-1 A27 * at Stanford W 18-9 A16 at Oklahoma L 2-3 A16 * at UCLA W 5-3 A27 * at California L 2-4 A29 Chapman L 5-6 A20 at Cal State Los Angeles L 3-5 A16 * at UCLA W 8-7 A27 * at California W 8-3 A30 UC Santa Barbara W 4-2 A22 * UC Santa Barbara W 8-3 A18 at San Diego State L 3-7 A28 at Santa Clara W 9-2 A24 * at UC Santa Barbara W 11-3 A19 Pepperdine W 4-3 A30 Cal Poly Pomona L 4-6 M2 * California W 8-1 M3 * Stanford L 1-4 M3 * California W 15-6 A24 * at UC Santa Barbara L 5-9 A22 * at Stanford W 20-4 M4 * Stanford L 0-7 M3 * California W 10-6 A25 * at UC Santa Barbara (10) L 3-4 A23 * at Stanford W 9-4 M4 * Stanford L 5-6 M4 * California W 5-4 A27 Cal State Los Angeles W 6-4 A24 * at Stanford L 3-11 M6 Chapman W 5-2 M6 at Loyola Marymount W 12-9 A28 at San Diego State t 5-5 A26 Hawai‘i W 10-1 M7 Loyola Marymount L 4-6 M9 * UCLA L 3-6 A30 * at Stanford W 6-4 A29 * California W 12-2 M8 at Long Beach State W 7-5 M10 * at UCLA W 10-4 M1 * at Stanford L 2-4 A30 * California W 6-4 M10 * UCLA W 10-0 M10 * at UCLA W 5-0 M2 * at Stanford W 7-0 A31 * California W 7-1 M11 * at UCLA L 5-6 M3 Claremont Mudd W 8-4 M3 Pepperdine W 5-3 M11 * at UCLA W 22-2 M11 at Cal State Fullerton (10) t 4-4 M18 ^ Oregon W 11-6 M17 ^ Washington State W 19-6 M4 Pepperdine W 4-1 M4 at UC Irvine L 6-7 M18 Oregon W 14-1 M18 ^ Washington State W 13-1 M7 La Verne W 8-7 M5 UNLV W 14-6 M25 # Cal State Los Angeles W 9-2 M23 # Cal State Fullerton L 1-3 M8 at Chapman W 4-2 M6 Long Beach State W 11-0 M26 # Cal State Los Angeles L 6-7 M24 # Arizona W 1-0 M11 * UC Santa Barbara W 2-0 M7 at Long Beach State W 10-5 M26 # Cal State Los Angeles W 11-9 M24 # Pepperdine L 2-5 M13 * at UCLA W 6-3 M7 at Long Beach State W 8-5 J1 % Pepperdine L 2-4 M14 * UCLA W 7-3 M13 * at UCLA L 4-7 J2 % Pepperdine W 4-1 * Pac-8 Southern Division game M15 * at UCLA L 6-7 M14 * UCLA W 2-1 J2 % Pepperdine W 12-1 * CIBA game M14 * UCLA W 4-3 J8 + Texas W 9-2 ^ Pac-8 Championship at Pullman, Wash. J10 + Southern Illinois W 5-3 # District 8 Playoff s at USC M20 ^ Washington State W 4-2 J12 + Miami L 3-7 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI M21 ^ Washington State W 8-1 J13 + Texas W 5-3 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Rob Hertel .312 1 28 M26 # Hawai‘i W 6-1 J14 + Southern Illinois W 7-2 Steve Kemp .435 13 67 Chris Smith .308 3 24 M27 # Fresno State W 7-3 J15 + Miami W 7-3 Marvin Cobb .333 2 22 Bob Mitchell .307 5 20 M28 # Cal State Los Angeles L 5-6 Tom Ricks .287 4 24 Tim Tolman .298 2 16 M29 # Cal State Los Angeles L 6-7 * Pac-8 Southern Division game Rob Hertel .284 3 22 Dave Van Gorder .265 4 22 ^ Pac-8 Championship at USC Dennis Littlejohn .275 10 43 * Pac-8 Southern Division game # District 8 Playoff s at Cal State Los Angeles Top Pitchers W-L ERA ^ Pac-8 Championship at USC % District 8 Playoff s at USC Top Pitchers W-L ERA Ernie Mauritson 6-2 1.95 # District 8 Playoff s at Honolulu, Hi. + College World Series at Omaha, Neb. Pete Redfern 9-3 1.24 John Racanelli 9-3 2.38 Charlie Phillips 11-5 3.29 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Top Hitters AVG HR RBI George Milke 9-3 1.95 Rod Boxberger 2-7 3.69 Dave Van Gorder .339 2 39 Rich Dauer .387 15 92 Al Meyer 4-1 2.28 Brian Hayes 2-3 3.91 Dave Engle .337 6 36 Steve Kemp .351 5 42 Jeff Benedetti 4-1 2.88 Rob Hertel .329 4 27 Marvin Cobb .329 4 31 John Racanelli 6-5 3.07 Final CIBA Standings Dave Hostetler .328 13 48 Creighton Tevlin .318 1 28 W-L PCT GB Chris Smith .305 9 39 Ken Huizenga .291 11 63 Final Pac-8 Standings W-L PCT GB 1. UCLA 16-8 .667 — 2. USC 15-8-1 .652 0.5 Top Pitchers W-L ERA Top Pitchers W-L ERA 1. USC 12-4 .750 — 3. Stanford 14-10 .583 2 Brian Hayes 11-3 1.77 Al Meyer 5-4 2.06 2. Stanford 9-9 .500 4 4. California 9-14-1 .391 6.5 Jeff Schattinger 5-1 2.28 John Racanelli 7-4 2.45 3. UCLA 7-11 .389 6 5. UCSB 5-19 .208 11 Bill Bordley 14-0 2.42 Mark Barr 11-1 2.85 4. California 6-10 .375 6 Ernie Mauritson 4-5 4.09 Russ McQueen 7-4 3.40 Rod Boxberger 5-7 4.65 George Milke 6-3 3.63 Final Pac-8 Standings Final Pac-8 Standings W-L PCT GB W-L PCT GB 1. USC 16-2 .889 — 1. USC 11-7 .611 — 2. UCLA 10-8 .556 6 2. Stanford 10-8 .556 1 3. Stanford 5-13 .278 11 3. California 8-10 .444 3 California 5-13 .278 11 4. UCLA 7-11 .389 4 YEAR˨BY˨YEAR RESULTS

11978978 (54-9, 15-3) 11979979 (33-24, 15-15) 11980980 (27-24, 13-17) 11981981 (34-24, 15-15) F5 Cal State Fullerton L 6-13 F9 Loyola Marymount W 10-4 F6 at Miami L 6-7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS F9 at Chapman W 13-0 F11 at Cal Poly Pomona L 5-6 F7 at Miami L 3-6 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES F13 San Diego State L 2-4 F22 Pepperdine W 8-4 F8 at Miami L 9-10 PAC-8 CHAMPIONS F13 San Diego State W 4-1 F23 at Pepperdine W 5-2 F11 Long Beach State W 8-4 F16 at UC Irvine L 4-6 F26 Cal State Fullerton L 2-4 F12 at Cal Poly Pomona W 5-3 F14 at Pepperdine L 0-3 F18 at Pepperdine L 4-9 F29 * UCLA W 6-4 F13 Cal State Dominguez Hills L 2-8 F18 at Cal State Fullerton (10) W 10-9 F19 at Loyola Marymount W 11-8 M1 * UCLA L 1-8 F16 at Long Beach State W 4-2 F20 Cal State Fullerton W 9-6 F22 Cal Poly Pomona W 4-2 M4 UC Santa Barbara W 20-0 F17 Cal State Fullerton L 3-7 F24 at Long Beach State W 23-8 F23 Loyola Marymount W 11-8 M6 * at Arizona L 1-4 F20 at Loyola Marymount W 18-6 F25 St. Mary’s W 9-2 F24 Cal Poly Pomona L 4-5 M7 * at Arizona W 9-6 F21 Loyola Marymount (8) W 1-0 F25 St. Mary’s W 8-0 F24 Cal Poly Pomona W 6-2 M8 * at Arizona (10) L 7-8 F21 Loyola Marymount W 10-3 M4 at Arizona State L 9-13 F26 Azusa Pacifi c W 6-2 M11 Cal State Dominguez Hills W 4-3 F23 Cal Poly Pomona W 14-13 M4 at Arizona State L 7-13 F27 UC Irvine W 19-3 M13 * Stanford W 13-5 F24 San Diego State L 5-9 M7 Pepperdine W 7-0 M2 * California L 6-7 M14 * Stanford W 5-2 F27 Pepperdine W 7-6 M10 Chapman W 10-0 M3 * California W 6-5 M15 * Stanford (10) W 10-9 M3 La Verne W 7-3 M11 UC Irvine L 2-8 M3 * California L 5-8 M19 at Cal State Fullerton W 5-4 M6 * California W 8-2 M11 UC Irvine W 8-0 M4 at UC Santa Barbara L 5-6 M20 Oral Roberts W 3-1 M7 * California W 5-3 M14 Cal State Dominguez Hills W 8-1 M9 * at Stanford W 12-2 M22 * at California L 3-7 M8 * California (10) L 6-8 M16 Cal State Los Angeles W 14-4 M10 * at Stanford W 9-2 M23 * at California W 10-1 M10 Cal State Los Angeles L 5-7 M17 at Cal State Los Angeles W 10-1 M11 * at Stanford W 6-5 M24 * at California L 4-7 M12 * at Stanford W 5-4 M18 Cal State Los Angeles W 3-2 M12 Gonzaga W 13-7 M27 * Arizona State (13) L 8-11 M14 * at Stanford W 11-10 M19 at Houston W 13-1 M16 * Arizona (13) W 5-4 M28 * Arizona State L 5-10 M16 Cal State Los Angeles W 9-5 M20 at Houston W 10-4 M17 * Arizona W 9-8 M29 * Arizona State L 6-8 M17 Oral Roberts W 4-3 M21 at Texas A&M W 5-2 M22 Nebraska L 3-6 M31 at Texas L 3-4 M20 * at Arizona State L 4-7 M22 at Texas A&M W 8-5 M24 Cal Lutheran W 13-0 M31 at Texas L 1-2 M21 * at Arizona State L 12-20 M24 Eastern Michigan (n) W 5-2 M26 Army W 17-0 A1 at Texas L 3-11 M22 * at Arizona State L 6-10 M24 at Texas W 8-2 M30 * at Arizona State W 6-2 A1 at Texas L 6-11 M24 at Chapman W 14-3 M25 at Texas W 3-2 M31 * at Arizona State L 1-5 A2 at Texas A&M L 0-2 M27 * Arizona L 7-12 M25 at Texas L 2-3 A1 * at Arizona State L 5-7 A3 at Creighton W 6-3 M28 * Arizona W 15-10 M28 Cal Lutheran W 2-1 A2 Cal State Los Angeles W 6-4 A4 at Creighton W 16-5 M29 * Arizona L 6-10 M31 Arizona State W 11-0 A5 * UCLA (10) L 5-6 A8 Azusa Pacifi c W 11-6 M30 Azusa Pacifi c W 7-1 A1 Arizona State W 11-6 A6 * at UCLA L 4-7 A9 Long Beach State W 8-2 M31 UC Santa Barbara L 5-15 A2 Arizona State W 10-1 A7 * UCLA L 4-10 A11 * at Stanford L 5-6 A3 * at UCLA W 9-1 A5 Cal State Northridge W 12-1 A9 at Wichita State W 13-1 A12 * at Stanford W 7-5 A4 * UCLA W 5-3 A8 * at California L 13-14 A12 * at Arizona W 7-5 A13 * at Stanford (11) L 4-5 A5 * at UCLA W 6-3 A8 * at California W 6-2 A12 * at Arizona L 2-6 A17 * California L 1-6 A7 Chapman W 5-4 A9 at Santa Clara W 7-2 A13 * at Arizona (10) L 15-16 A18 * California W 6-2 A9 * Stanford L 9-17 A13 * Stanford W 7-0 A14 * at Arizona L 5-6 A19 * California W 4-0 A10 * Stanford L 4-8 A14 * Stanford L 2-3 A17 Cal State Northridge W 5-4 A21 at UC Irvine W 13-4 A10 * Stanford W 12-5 A15 * Stanford W 8-3 A20 * at California W 8-2 A22 Cal Lutheran W 8-7 A11 * Stanford W 12-10 A18 Pepperdine W 10-2 A21 * at California W 17-5 A24 * Arizona W 3-2 A13 at Fresno State W 7-6 A20 * UCLA (10) W 6-5 A21 * at California L 9-17 A25 * Arizona (12) L 7-9 A14 at Fresno State L 4-9 A21 * at UCLA W 5-4 A22 at Santa Clara L 3-5 A26 * Arizona L 3-9 A16 * Arizona State L 0-6 A22 * UCLA W 7-3 A24 Cal State Dominguez Hills W 15-4 A29 Cal State Northridge W 3-2 A17 * Arizona State L 3-13 A24 Long Beach State W 12-1 A26 * Stanford W 12-8 M2 * at Arizona State W 3-1 A18 * Arizona State L 2-13 A27 * California W 11-2 A27 * Stanford W 14-7 M3 * at Arizona State W 4-3 A20 Cal Lutheran W 10-5 A28 * California W 14-3 A28 * Stanford L 9-13 M4 * at Arizona State L 4-13 A21 at Cal State Fullerton W 12-11 A29 * California W 11-2 M1 UC Santa Barbara W 5-1 M7 * at UCLA W 8-4 A24 * at California L 4-12 A30 * California W 7-2 M3 * Arizona State L 3-5 M8 * at UCLA L 4-8 A25 * at California W 5-2 M1 Cal Poly Pomona W 11-5 M4 * Arizona State W 6-4 M9 * at UCLA L 3-5 A26 * at California W 13-11 M2 Loyola Marymount W 15-2 M5 * Arizona State W 13-8 M10 * UCLA L 2-3 A29 UC Irvine W 10-5 M5 * at Stanford W 17-7 M6 at Hawai‘i L 2-11 * Pac-10 Southern Division game M2 * at Arizona L 2-6 M6 * at Stanford W 4-3 M7 at Hawai‘i (11) W 9-8 M2 * at Arizona (14) W 9-8 M7 * at Stanford W 12-6 M8 at Hawai‘i W 13-11 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI M3 * at Arizona L 4-16 M9 UC Santa Barbara L 4-6 M10 * at UCLA L 5-12 Marty Wilkerson .376 3 33 M5 Cal State Northridge W 13-2 M11 * at UCLA W 1-0 M11 * UCLA W 9-4 Stan Edmonds .353 7 23 M7 * UCLA L 6-12 M12 * UCLA W 7-6 M12 * at UCLA L 13-14 Dan Davidsmeier .307 7 29 M8 * at UCLA W 10-2 M13 * at UCLA L 8-9 Dave Smith .306 7 22 M9 * UCLA W 6-4 M20 ^ Washington State W 3-2 * Pac-10 Southern Division game Bob Batesole .292 4 23 * Pac-10 Southern Division game M21 ^ Washington State W 5-4 M26 # Arizona W 3-2 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Top Pitchers W-L ERA SV Top Hitters AVG HR RBI M27 # Cal State Fullerton (11) W 3-2 Dave Leeper .339 2 18 Bill Peltola 5-2 2.41 2 Dan Davidsmeier .371 16 58 M28 # Arizona W 2-1 Jim Cecchini .333 5 23 Lee Jones 3-1 3.00 2 Dave Leeper .355 10 48 J2 + Miami W 9-3 Dave Smith .331 2 8 Stan Williams 4-3 3.14 1 Stan Edmonds .353 7 34 J4 + Michigan W 11-3 Keith Brown .325 10 53 Mike Couchee 3-6 3.65 2 Marty Wilkerson .333 6 45 J6 + Arizona State W 5-2 Dave Hodgins .323 9 44 Spiro Psaltis 3-1 4.19 2 Stu Pederson .333 8 35 J7 + North Carolina W 3-2 J8 + Arizona State W 10-3 Top Pitchers W-L ERA Final Pac-10 Standings Top Pitchers W-L ERA SV Mike Couchee 5-7 3.30 W-L PCT GB Overall Steve Heslop 4-2 3.47 1 * Pac-8 Southern Division game Dave Leeper 3-5 3.49 1. Arizona 17-13 .567 — 45-21-1 Tim Kammeyer 7-4 4.76 3 ^ Pac-8 Championship at Pullman, Wash. Spiro Psaltis 6-3 4.02 California 17-13 .567 — 44-23 Mickey Meister 9-5 5.03 1 # District 8 Playoff s at USC Jeff Wick 6-0 4.20 3. Arizona State 15-15 .500 2 38-25 Bill Peltola 5-1 5.37 3 + College World Series at Omaha, Neb. Ron Arnold 4-2 4.45 UCLA 15-15 .500 2 31-22-3 Stan Williams 5-4 6.35 0 5. Stanford 13-17 .433 4 29-24 USC 13-17 .433 4 27-24 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Final Pac-10 Standings Final Pac-10 Standings Tim Tolman .404 4 32 W-L PCT GB Overall W-L PCT GB Overall Dave Engle .352 14 55 1. UCLA 21-9 .700 — 43-18 1. Arizona State 26-4 .867 — 55-13 Keith Brown .348 6 36 2. Arizona 17-13 .567 4 43-25 2. Stanford 16-14 .533 10 43-22-1 Chris Smith .333 7 39 3. California 16-14 .533 5 31-25 3. USC 15-15 .500 11 34-24 Dave Hostetler .313 17 45 4. USC 15-15 .500 6 33-24 4. Arizona 14-16 .467 12 30-22 5. Stanford 13-17 .433 8 35-23 5. California 12-18 .333 14 31-31-1 Top Pitchers W-L ERA 6. Arizona State 8-22 .267 13 32-31 6. UCLA 7-23 .233 19 21-35 Jeff Wick 2-0 1.51 Rod Boxberger 12-1 2.00 Ernie Mauritson 11-0 2.25 Bill Bordley 12-2 2.73 Brian Hayes 11-1 2.71

Final Pac-8 Standings W-L PCT GB 1. USC 15-3 .833 — 2. UCLA 9-9 .500 6 3. California 6-12 .333 9 Stanford 6-12 .333 9 YEAR˨BY˨YEAR RESULTS

11982982 (23-36, 9-21) 11983983 (32-23-1, 17-13) 11984984 (44-23, 18-12) 11985985 (22-44, 5-25) F3 UC Riverside W 8-4 F5 Chapman L 7-16 F4 Azusa Pacifi c W 12-9 F1 Azusa Pacifi c W 3-2 F6 at UC Riverside W 7-2 F6 Loyola Marymount L 7-15 F7 Azusa Pacifi c W 12-1 F8 Cal State Dominguez Hills W 4-2 F5 Cal State Northridge L 1-6 F8 at Hawai‘i L 7-10 F9 at Pepperdine L 1-6 F6 at Loyola Marymount W 11-3 F9 at Hawai‘i L 3-4 F10 at UC Santa Barbara W 10-4 F10 Chapman W 3-2 F11 at Pepperdine L 1-5 F9 at Pepperdine W 5-4 F9 at Hawai‘i L 5-8 F14 Santa Clara L 4-6 F12 Cal State Fullerton W 7-2 F15 at UC Santa Barbara L 4-10 F15 Cal State Fullerton L 5-7 F13 Cal Poly Pomona W 5-4 F14 at Cal State Northridge W 7-6 F13 Cal Poly Pomona W 5-3 F16 Cal Poly Pomona W 13-4 F16 Cal State Los Angeles W 7-3 F15 Santa Clara W 12-11 F17 San Diego State L 1-2 F18 Westmont W 5-1 F17 at Hawai‘i W 5-3 F18 at Hawai‘i W 13-5 F16 Santa Clara L 0-5 F18 at San Diego State W 9-3 F19 Chapman W 4-3 F17 at UC Santa Barbara L 2-3 F19 Long Beach State L 0-12 F20 at Pepperdine W 12-8 F18 at Hawai‘i L 8-11 F19 at Hawai‘i W 7-4 F19 at Cal State Fullerton L 1-15 F20 at Long Beach State L 0-4 F22 Cal Lutheran W 3-2 F20 UC Irvine W 5-4 F23 Cal State Fullerton (11) L 3-6 F25 Cal Poly Pomona L 9-11 F22 Santa Clara W 6-4 F24 Cal State Northridge W 2-1 F22 * at UCLA (10) L 4-5 F24 at Loyola Marymount W 10-2 F25 Tokai University (ex.) W 11-3 F23 * UCLA W 5-2 F26 * UCLA W 4-1 M6 * Arizona State W 7-3 F25 UC Irvine W 3-0 F26 at UC Santa Barbara W 7-6 F24 * at UCLA L 8-9 F27 * at UCLA L 1-8 M6 * Arizona State W 6-5 F26 Cal State Dominguez Hills L 8-10 F28 * UCLA W 12-6 M7 * Arizona State L 2-3 F28 Cal State Fullerton L 3-4 M2 Cal Lutheran W 5-4 F27 at Cal Poly Pomona L 5-10 M3 Cal State Northridge W 6-5 M8 Gonzaga W 16-6 M1 at Hawaii L 8-9 M5 * Stanford L 7-12 M11 * California W 7-0 M3 San Jose State W 6-2 M3 San Jose State (11) W 8-7 M2 at Hawaii L 3-8 M6 * Stanford L 5-11 M12 * California L 5-9 M2 at Hawaii W 12-10 M7 * Stanford L 4-11 M13 * California W 7-1 M4 at Loyola Marymount L 4-11 M6 at Cal State Fullerton L 1-2 M3 at Hawaii W 5-3 M9 UC Santa Barbara W 8-6 M14 Nittaidai (ex.) W 6-0 M5 Long Beach State W 5-0 M10 at Chapman W 10-1 M15 Long Beach State L 4-11 M7 Nebraska L 6-9 M9 * UCLA W 4-0 M6 San Diego State W 4-2 M13 * at California W 10-8 M19 * at Stanford L 4-8 M8 * at Arizona L 6-8 M15 * at California L 3-8 M19 * at Stanford L 4-8 M10 * at UCLA W 2-0 M11 * UCLA (11) W 8-7 M9 * at Arizona W 12-10 M15 * at California L 10-12 M26 * at Arizona L 1-11 M10 * at Arizona L 1-8 M19 Pepperdine L 0-3 M26 * at Arizona W 4-3 M13 at UC Irvine W 7-2 M14 Yale W 12-4 M12 New Mexico L 1-7 M20 BYU W 7-6 M27 * at Arizona W 9-3 M12 Gonzaga L 1-7 M21 at Pepperdine W 2-1 M29 Long Beach State (n) (11) W 7-6 M16 * at Arizona State L 0-9 M17 * at Arizona State W 8-3 M15 * at Stanford W 6-5 M24 Maine W 12-3 M30 Cal State Fullerton (n) L 0-7 M16 * at Stanford L 4-15 M24 Cal Lutheran W 7-3 M31 BYU (n) W 11-8 M18 * at Arizona State L 12-15 M20 at Cal Poly Pomona W 7-0 M17 * at Stanford L 5-15 M27 * Arizona State W 4-3 A1 at Fresno State L 6-7 M19 Oral Roberts L 1-15 M27 * Arizona State L 3-4 A2 UNLV (n) W 18-8 M21 Long Beach State W 20-2 M23 * Arizona W 11-7 M20 at San Diego State L 4-10 M28 * Arizona State L 4-10 A2 at Fresno State L 2-6 M22 * Arizona State L 7-9 M30 Cornell W 9-3 A8 * at UCLA W 6-3 M24 * Arizona W 9-3 M25 * Arizona W 14-2 M23 * Arizona State W 8-3 A2 * at Arizona L 6-8 A9 * UCLA W 11-4 M24 * Arizona State (15) L 9-11 A3 * at Arizona W 12-3 A10 * at UCLA W 14-5 M27 Pepperdine L 7-9 M30 * Stanford W 5-3 M26 UC Santa Barbara W 10-3 A4 * at Arizona L 7-11 A11 at Cal Poly Pomona L 1-3 M27 at Long Beach State (10) L 4-5 A6 at Grand Canyon L 5-6 A15 * at Arizona State L 5-9 M31 * Stanford W 5-3 A1 * Stanford W 6-4 M29 * at California L 2-3 A8 * at Arizona State L 4-23 A16 * at Arizona State L 5-13 M30 * at California L 3-11 A9 * at Arizona State L 0-1 A17 * at Arizona State L 7-11 A3 La Verne W 12-4 A4 at Long Beach State W 7-5 M31 * at California L 3-4 A10 * at Arizona State L 4-5 A19 La Verne (10) t 8-8 A2 Cal State Los Angeles W 4-3 A13 La Verne W 5-2 A22 * Arizona (12) L 1-2 A6 * at California W 7-6 A7 * at California L 6-11 A5 Miami (n) L 1-11 A14 Loyola Marymount L 9-10 A23 * Arizona W 3-2 A5 Cal State Fullerton (n) W 10-3 A16 * Arizona L 5-11 A24 * Arizona W 4-0 A8 * at California L 2-7 A10 Loyola Marymount W 10-9 A6 at Oklahoma L 4-5 A17 * Arizona W 2-1 A25 Southern California College W 7-4 A7 Miami (n) L 6-8 A18 * Arizona L 2-20 A27 at Long Beach State W 8-4 A11 UC Santa Barbara W 7-2 A13 * Arizona State W 8-7 A9 Loyola Marymount (14) W 7-6 A19 Cal State Los Angeles W 6-1 M1 * at California W 5-2 A12 * at Arizona State L 4-12 A21 USIU L 7-8 M1 * at California L 1-2 A14 * Arizona State W 12-4 A15 * Arizona State L 6-7 A13 * at Arizona State L 5-7 A23 * California L 2-7 M2 * at California W 6-2 A14 * at Arizona State L 10-14 A24 * California L 5-6 M6 * Stanford L 5-12 A19 * at Arizona L 5-6 A20 * at Arizona L 5-9 A17 Cal Poly SLO W 9-2 A25 * California W 6-1 M7 * Stanford W 13-2 A19 * Arizona L 2-5 A26 Cal State Los Angeles (10) L 3-6 M7 * Stanford W 8-6 A21 * at Arizona L 7-8 A24 Cal State Los Angeles L 11-12 A20 * Arizona L 3-7 A28 Azusa Pacifi c L 7-18 M8 * Stanford L 5-12 A21 * Arizona L 1-11 A30 * at Stanford L 3-9 M13 * UCLA L 5-7 A25 Southern California College L 4-10 A27 * at Stanford L 2-7 A23 Pepperdine (11) L 2-7 M1 * at Stanford L 5-12 M14 * at UCLA W 8-3 A24 Southern California College L 7-8 M2 * at Stanford L 5-6 M15 * UCLA W 5-4 A28 * at Stanford L 3-4 A29 * at Stanford W 6-4 A26 * Stanford L 1-16 M13 * at UCLA L 6-7 * Pac-10 Southern Division game A27 * Stanford L 9-13 M14 * UCLA W 13-9 M4 * California L 3-8 M5 * California L 4-8 A28 * Stanford L 5-14 M15 * at UCLA W 17-8 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI M6 * California W 4-3 A30 USIU L 5-7 * Pac-10 Southern Division game Alby Silvera .353 4 23 M1 at Cal State Los Angeles (5) W 7-6 John Wallace .333 4 34 M7 Hawai‘i W 13-2 M8 USIU W 10-8 M4 * California L 0-6 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Mark McGwire .319 19 59 M5 * California W 11-5 Dave Smith .345 5 31 Jack Del Rio .319 4 29 M11 * at UCLA W 5-2 M12 * UCLA W 9-7 M6 * California L 4-10 Gary Snell .324 0 20 Craig Stevenson .301 4 27 M10 * UCLA L 3-7 John Wallace .324 7 49 M13 * at UCLA W 5-0 M25 # Cal State Fullerton L 6-10 M11 * at UCLA L 3-5 Craig Stevenson .306 2 20 Top Pitchers W-L ERA SV M26 # Fresno State (10) L 12-15 M12 * UCLA L 5-10 Bob Batesole .298 3 37 Mark McGwire 3-1 2.78 0 * Pac-10 Southern Division game Phil Smith 7-3 3.54 1 * Pac-10 Southern Division game # West I Regional at Fresno, Calif. Top Pitchers W-L ERA SV Bob Gunnarsson 6-4 3.70 0 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Phil Smith 1-1 2.70 2 Sid Akins 7-10 5.04 0 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Jeff Wetherby .364 7 38 Mark McGwire 4-4 3.04 2 Randy Johnson 5-0 5.17 3 Al Villasenor .335 2 20 George Ponce 1-3 3.10 0 Mark McGwire .387 32 80 Jeff Brown .343 13 40 Alby Silvera .309 4 24 Sid Akins 6-7 3.51 1 Final Pac-10 Standings Jack Del Rio .342 7 36 Dan Henley .290 5 39 Bob Gunnarsson 5-4 5.02 1 W-L PCT GB Overall Pops Mitchell .276 4 14 1. Stanford 20-10 .667 — 41-17-1 Alby Silvera .332 10 38 Scott Sommers .297 4 36 Final Pac-10 Standings 2. Arizona State 17-13 .567 3 44-24 Top Pitchers W-L ERA SV W-L PCT GB Overall USC 17-13 .567 3 Chris Shifl ett 0-1 3.31 1 1. Arizona State 23-5 .867 — 58-15 32-23-1 Top Pitchers W-L ERA SV Rick Weible 7-1 2.77 7 Ron Roebuck 1-4 4.50 1 2. Stanford 20-10 .667 4 49-18-1 4. Arizona 14-15 .483 5.5 25-31 Randy Johnson 6-9 5.32 0 3. Arizona 15-14 .517 8.5 32-22 5. UCLA 12-18 .400 8 28-24-1 Randy Johnson 5-3 3.35 2 Sid Akins 8-6 3.42 1 Rick Weible 4-2 5.47 0 4. UCLA 11-19 .367 13 38-27 6. California 9-20 .310 10.5 23-37 Brad Brink 4-10 6.38 1 5. California 9-18 .333 13.5 29-32 Brad Brink 5-4 4.31 3 Randy Robertson 11-4 4.32 2 6. USC 9-21 .300 15 23-36 Final Pac-10 Standings Final Pac-10 Standings W-L PCT GB Overall W-L PCT GB Overall 1. Stanford 23-7 .767 — 47-15 1. Arizona State 23-7 .767 — 55-20 2. Arizona 17-13 .567 6 47-22 2. USC 18-12 .600 5 44-23 California 17-13 .567 6 42-24 Stanford 18-12 .600 5 38-26-1 4. Arizona State 15-15 .500 8 31-35 4. California 12-18 .400 11 37-30-1 5. UCLA 13-17 .433 10 34-30-1 5. Arizona 11-19 .367 12 22-36 6. USC 5-25 .167 18 22-44 6. UCLA 8-22 .267 15 28-32 RReggieeggie MMontgomeryontgomery JJeffeff BBrownrown JJackack DDelel RRioio MMarkark McGwireMcGwire YEAR˨BY˨YEAR RESULTS

11986986 (26-29, 12-18) 11987987 (32-28, 12-18) 11988988 (36-26, 13-17) 11989989 (41-25, 16-14) F2 at UC Santa Barbara L 5-6 J30 UC Riverside W 12-3 J29 at Cal Poly SLO W 4-0 J27 Cal State Los Angeles W 6-1 F4 UC Riverside W 3-2 J31 at Cal Poly Pomona L 3-8 J30 at Cal Poly SLO W 10-5 J28 Cal Poly Pomona W 7-2 F5 Chapman W 8-2 F1 at UC Santa Barbara W 9-5 J31 at UC Santa Barbara W 13-3 J31 UC Irvine W 6-2 F7 at UC Irvine W 8-2 F4 Chapman W 11-10 F3 Cal State Fullerton W 7-3 F5 at UC Santa Barbara W 7-5 F8 UC Irvine L 7-9 F6 at Hawaii W 8-4 F5 at Pepperdine W 6-2 F7 Cal State Fullerton W 2-0 F11 Cal State Northridge W 4-1 F7 at Hawaii W 5-4 F6 Pepperdine W 6-0 F10 Fresno State L 3-4 F18 at Cal State Los Angeles W 2-1 F8 at Hawaii L 1-3 F8 Cal State Los Angeles W 3-0 F11 Fresno State W 10-5 F21 at UNLV L 5-8 F10 UC Santa Barbara L 2-3 F10 UC Irvine W 9-3 F11 Fresno State W 11-5 F22 at UNLV W 9-4 F11 Cal State Northridge W 8-2 F11 Grand Canyon W 11-9 F14 at Loyola Marymount W 7-5 F22 at UNLV (8) W 16-15 F14 at Pepperdine W 2-1 F13 at Cal State Northridge W 8-5 F17 at Hawaii Pacifi c W 8-1 F24 at Cal Poly Pomona L 5-7 F17 Cal State Dominguez Hills W 4-1 F16 Cal State Dominguez Hills W 6-0 F17 at Hawaii L 6-7 F25 Cal Poly Pomona W 4-3 F20 at UC Irvine L 1-2 F19 UC Riverside W 7-6 F18 at Hawaii Pacifi c W 6-5 F28 * California (10) L 2-3 F22 UC Irvine W 5-3 F20 at UC Riverside W 20-12 F18 at Hawaii W 8-5 M1 * California L 4-6 F23 Westmont W 6-5 F23 Long Beach State W 11-3 F19 at Hawaii W 12-10 M2 * California W 12-10 F25 Cal Poly Pomona W 3-1 F24 Chapman W 7-6 F22 UC Santa Barbara W 11-2 M4 Long Beach State W 8-3 F27 * Arizona State W 6-4 F26 * Stanford L 4-13 F24 * Arizona L 6-10 M5 Dominguez Hills (10) W 9-6 F28 * Arizona State W 6-2 F27 * Stanford L 6-7 F25 * Arizona L 6-7 M7 * at Arizona State W 7-2 M1 * Arizona State W 11-8 M1 Cal State Northridge L 7-15 F26 * Arizona W 7-5 M8 * at Arizona State W 5-2 M3 at Long Beach State L 1-2 M4 * Arizona State W 5-3 F28 at UC Irvine L 4-8 M9 * at Arizona State L 1-5 M6 * at California W 6-3 M5 * Arizona State W 4-1 M1 Chapman W 16-0 M14 * Arizona W 5-0 M7 * at California L 4-12 M6 * Arizona State W 7-4 M3 Houston (n) W 8-2 M15 * Arizona (8) W 14-12 M8 * at California W 7-4 M8 at UC Irvine L 4-9 M4 Ohio State (n) W 8-3 M18 * Arizona L 3-6 M10 Pacifi c (10) W 10-9 M9 Gonzaga W 7-0 M4 at Southwest Louisiana W 5-1 M18 Oral Roberts W 7-6 M11 Gonzaga L 5-8 M12 * at Arizona W 11-10 M5 Ohio State (n) W 11-4 M22 * at Stanford L 0-4 M13 * Arizona L 6-13 M13 * at Arizona W 11-7 M8 San Diego State L 0-1 M23 * at Stanford W 6-0 M14 * Arizona (10) L 8-10 M14 * at Arizona W 15-14 M10 * UCLA W 6-0 M24 * at Stanford L 2-3 M15 * Arizona (10) W 4-3 M16 Westmont L 4-7 M11 * at UCLA W 10-7 M25 at Fresno State L 0-10 M17 Pepperdine W 2-1 M18 * at California L 11-13 M12 * UCLA L 12-16 M27 * at California L 3-4 M18 Long Beach State (10) W 7-6 M19 * at California W 11-2 M14 San Diego W 12-2 M28 * at California W 9-1 M20 Cal State Los Angeles W 9-8 M20 * at California L 2-7 M17 * at Arizona State W 6-3 M29 * at California L 3-5 M22 * at UCLA L 6-11 M22 Loyola Marymount L 1-4 M18 * at Arizona State L 5-8 A1 Loyola Marymount L 8-10 M23 * UCLA L 7-9 M25 at Tulane L 8-12 M19 * at Arizona State L 4-7 A2 Cal State Fullerton L 0-6 M24 * at UCLA L 4-5 M26 LSU (n) L 7-11 M21 Minnesota (10) L 9-13 A4 * Arizona State W 13-2 M27 at New Orleans L 8-9 M27 New Orleans (n) W 9-2 M22 Gonzaga W 1-0 A5 * Arizona State L 9-11 M31 Tulane (n) W 7-0 M31 * UCLA L 3-4 M23 * California W 12-4 A8 Pepperdine L 0-2 M31 Southern Mississippi (n) W 1-0 A1 * at UCLA W 8-2 M24 * California W 4-0 A11 * UCLA L 10-13 A1 at South Alabama W 10-7 A2 * UCLA W 12-3 M28 Long Beach State L 0-4 A12 * at UCLA L 7-8 A3 * Stanford L 0-4 A6 at Long Beach State W 10-3 M29 Cal State Northridge L 2-4 A13 * UCLA L 10-12 A4 * Stanford L 4-9 A8 * at Arizona State (11) L 7-8 M31 * at Stanford L 2-9 A16 at Long Beach State W 21-6 A5 * Stanford W 3-1 A9 * at Arizona State L 4-8 A1 * at Stanford W 12-5 A18 * at Arizona L 3-10 A8 Azusa Pacifi c W 21-6 A10 * at Arizona State L 7-9 A2 * at Stanford L 5-15 A19 * at Arizona L 4-9 A10 * at Arizona State L 3-6 A12 at Loyola Marymount W 10-6 A3 * California L 12-16 A20 * at Arizona L 17-19 A11 * at Arizona State W 8-1 A15 * Arizona L 3-8 A4 Loyola Marymount W 4-3 A21 * Arizona State W 13-6 A12 * at Arizona State L 6-11 A16 * Arizona W 7-1 A7 * at California W 11-2 A23 UC Santa Barbara W 7-2 A14 Loyola Marymount L 2-3 A17 * Arizona L 4-13 A8 * at California W 7-4 A25 * Stanford W 7-6 A16 * California L 3-6 A18 * Stanford (10) L 3-5 A9 * at California W 12-5 A26 * Stanford W 7-2 A17 * California W 6-4 A19 UC Santa Barbara W 17-5 A11 UC Riverside L 3-6 A27 * Stanford W 10-7 A18 * California W 3-2 A22 * California W 10-7 A14 * Stanford L 4-7 A29 at Loyola Marymount W 8-7 A20 at Loyola Marymount W 15-2 A24 * California W 14-6 A15 * Stanford L 5-15 A30 at Cal State Fullerton L 4-16 A21 at Cal State Fullerton L 0-8 A25 * California L 3-7 A16 * Stanford W 10-4 M9 * at UCLA L 2-5 A24 * at Arizona L 1-4 M6 * at UCLA L 1-6 A18 at Cal State Fullerton (11) W 9-8 M10 * UCLA L 4-6 A25 * at Arizona L 4-9 M7 * UCLA W 7-4 A21 * at Arizona L 4-11 M11 * at UCLA L 7-12 A26 * at Arizona L 5-11 M8 * at UCLA L 5-6 A22 * at Arizona L 6-14 M17 at Hawaii L 11-12 A28 Cal State Fullerton L 1-4 M11 at Cal State Fullerton L 4-8 A23 * at Arizona L 4-6 M18 at Hawaii L 3-5 M9 * UCLA W 7-6 M13 * at Stanford L 8-10 A25 USIU W 11-7 * Pac-10 Southern Division game M10 * at UCLA L 6-11 M14 * at Stanford L 9-10 A26 at Long Beach State W 9-3 M11 * UCLA W 7-4 M15 * at Stanford L 4-12 A28 * Arizona State W 8-2 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI M15 * at Stanford L 1-3 M27 # BYU W 9-8 A29 * Arizona State W 7-6 Scott Sommers .409 4 42 M16 * at Stanford L 3-4 M28 # Washington State W 10-9 A30 * Arizona State L 0-11 Dan Henley .316 8 43 M17 * at Stanford L 7-10 M29 # Fresno State W 18-17 M12 * at UCLA W 10-5 Terry Brown .307 8 40 * Pac-10 Southern Division game M30 # Fresno State L 12-17 M13 * UCLA W 10-2 Kevin Janik .291 2 22 M30 # Fresno State L 3-14 M14 * at UCLA W 12-5 Don Buford .287 2 21 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI * Pac-10 Southern Division game M18 at Pepperdine L 4-10 Keith Watkins .350 4 37 # West I Regional at Fresno, Calif. M19 Pepperdine W 6-3 Top Pitchers W-L ERA SV Al Villasenor .349 1 26 M26 # Western Michigan L 8-9 Brad Brink 8-6 3.43 1 Rodney Peete .304 2 24 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI M27 # Texas L 8-11 Steve Bast 7-5 3.94 5 Kraig Washington .303 0 17 Jim Campanis .392 23 92 * Pac-10 Southern Division game John Reilley 2-8 5.40 2 Terry Brown .272 6 33 Bret Barberie .384 11 48 # Midwest Regional at Austin, Texas Rick Weible 2-2 6.79 1 John Jackson .366 1 23 Brian Brooks 3-4 6.98 1 Top Pitchers W-L ERA SV Rodney Peete .338 12 46 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Brian Nichols 4-0 1.70 17 Bret Boone .326 8 53 John Jackson .356 4 41 Final Pac-10 Standings Tim Quintanilla 4-1 2.97 0 Brett Jenkins .345 5 54 W-L PCT GB Overall Randy Powers 6-6 3.66 0 Top Pitchers W-L ERA SV Mark Smith .338 1 32 1. UCLA 21-9 .700 — 39-23 Darrin Beer 6-7 4.05 0 Steve Gewecke 5-0 4.36 0 Mike Robertson .329 9 37 2. Arizona 18-12 .600 3 49-19 John Reilley 6-6 5.63 0 Darrin Beer 8-8 4.73 1 Jeff Cirillo .314 2 30 2. Stanford 18-12 .600 3 38-23 Randy Powers 11-5 5.00 0 4. USC 12-18 .400 9 26-29 Final Pac-10 Standings Phil Kendall 2-3 5.11 1 Top Pitchers W-L ERA SV 5. Arizona State 11-19 .367 10 34-28 W-L PCT GB Overall Brian Nichols 2-1 5.63 9 Dave Latter 4-0 2.91 2 6. California 10-20 .333 11 32-25 1. Stanford 21-9 .700 — 53-17 Phil Kendall 9-4 2.91 3 2. UCLA 16-14 .533 5 40-25-1 Final Pac-10 Standings Randy Powers 10-5 3.75 1 2. Arizona State 16-14 .533 5 40-27 W-L PCT GB Overall John Cummings 4-1 4.24 0 4. Arizona 13-17 .433 8 34-26 1. Arizona State 21-9 .700 — 60-13 Jeff Cirillo 7-6 4.85 0 5. California 12-18 .400 9 36-25 2. Stanford 18-12 .600 3 46-23 USC 12-18 .400 9 32-28 3. California 16-14 .533 5 40-25 Final Pac-10 Standings 4. USC 13-17 .433 8 36-26 W-L PCT GB Overall 5. UCLA 12-18 .400 9 31-28 1. Arizona 23-7 .767 — 45-18-1 6. Arizona 10-20 .333 11 33-26 2. Arizona State 19-11 .633 4 42-19 3. USC 16-14 .533 7 41-25 4. Stanford 12-18 .400 11 30-28 5. California 10-20 .333 13 35-24 UCLA 10-20 .333 13 27-32 YEAR˨BY˨YEAR RESULTS

11990990 (40-22, 18-12) 11991991 (46-17-1, 23-7) 11992992 (28-26, 13-17) 11993993 (35-29, 15-15)

J30 Cal State Northridge L 3-4 F1 at Pepperdine L 3-5 F2 Loyola Marymount W 7-3 F2 at Pepperdine (10) W 6-5 PAC-10 CHAMPIONS F2 Pepperdine L 9-10 F5 at Hawaii L 4-9 F3 Pepperdine W 14-8 J26 Cal Poly Pomona W 6-2 F4 UC Santa Barbara W 8-3 F6 at Hawaii L 0-3 F6 South Alabama W 7-2 J29 Cal State Los Angeles W 8-1 F7 Ohio State (n) L 3-5 F7 at Hawaii L 4-11 F8 at Fresno State W 16-4 J30 Chapman L 0-1 F8 at Central Florida W 5-1 F10 San Diego State L 0-5 F9 at Fresno State L 5-6 F1 USIU W 6-2 F8 South Florida (n) W 12-2 F12 Pepperdine W 9-7 F10 at Fresno State W 4-3 F2 USIU W 6-3 F9 Ohio State (n) L 6-8 F13 at Pepperdine L 8-12 F13 Cal State Los Angeles W 2-1 F3 Cal Lutheran W 4-3 F13 at Fresno State L 2-5 F14 Pepperdine W 12-4 F14 Cal Poly Pomona (10) W 9-8 F3 Cal Lutheran L 0-1 F14 at Fresno State (12) W 6-2 F16 at Cal State Northridge L 3-5 F18 * Arizona State W 6-0 F5 Cal State Fullerton W 7-4 F18 at Cal State Northridge L 2-9 F20 * Arizona W 15-11 F19 * Arizona State W 5-3 F7 at Cal State Northridge L 3-6 F21 Portland W 3-0 F20 * Arizona W 8-1 F20 UC Santa Barbara (15) W 6-5 F8 Cal State Northridge W 6-3 F22 Portland W 9-1 F21 * Arizona L 2-10 F23 * Stanford W 5-3 F9 Cal State Northridge W 7-2 F23 Portland W 11-1 F25 Fresno State W 5-4 F24 * Stanford L 2-5 F12 at Pepperdine T 5-5 F25 Cal State Northridge L 1-6 F26 Fresno State L 6-7 F25 * Stanford W 3-1 F13 Cal State Dominguez Hills W 6-2 F28 * Arizona L 0-1 F27 Fresno State W 4-3 F28 UC Irvine L 2-3 F15 at Hawaii L 3-6 F29 * Arizona W 10-2 M2 at Long Beach State L 5-9 M2 * at Arizona L 4-5 F16 at Hawaii W 8-4 M1 * Arizona L 1-2 M5 * Stanford L 6-7 M3 * at Arizona L 5-6 F17 at Hawaii L 2-4 M3 Loyola Marymount W 9-4 M6 * Stanford L 3-4 M4 * at Arizona L 5-13 F20 UC Irvine W 7-2 M7 * at Stanford W 13-4 M7 * Stanford W 11-3 M9 * at UCLA W 7-5 F22 * at Arizona L 11-14 M7 * at Stanford L 0-8 M9 Loyola Marymount W 6-2 M10 * UCLA W 5-4 F23 * at Arizona W 11-10 M8 * at Stanford L 4-11 M10 Westmont W 13-2 M11 * at UCLA (11) L 7-9 F24 * at Arizona W 18-6 M10 at Cal State Fullerton W 10-6 M12 * at Arizona State W 4-3 M13 Cal State Dominguez Hills W 12-9 F26 at UC Irvine W 8-2 M13 * Arizona State W 8-4 M13 * at Arizona State W 10-6 M16 * California W 8-2 M2 * California W 6-5 M14 * Arizona State L 1-8 M14 * at Arizona State L 5-6 M17 * California W 9-4 M3 * California W 6-5 M15 * Arizona State W 3-2 M16 Loyola Marymount W 8-5 M18 * California W 13-6 M4 * California W 11-7 M17 at San Diego State L 4-14 M19 * California W 5-1 M20 San Diego State W 10-3 M5 at Cal State Fullerton L 4-5 M21 * California W 7-0 M20 * California W 5-4 M23 Long Beach State W 6-4 M8 * Stanford W 9-5 M21 * California L 4-12 M21 * California W 14-8 M24 at Long Beach State L 6-11 M9 * Stanford W 11-5 M23 * California W 9-5 M23 Cal State Fullerton L 3-9 M25 Long Beach State L 3-10 M10 * Stanford W 9-5 M24 at Loyola Marymount W 4-2 M27 * at Arizona L 8-18 M27 at UC Irvine W 5-2 M12 at Loyola Marymount W 8-7 M28 at Chapman (10) W 4-2 M27 * at Arizona L 4-7 M30 * Arizona W 9-1 M14 at UC Santa Barbara W 10-4 M29 Chapman L 0-2 M28 * at Arizona W 12-9 M31 * Arizona W 16-3 M16 UC Santa Barbara L 1-12 M31 Long Beach State W 5-3 M31 UC Santa Barbara W 5-2 A1 * Arizona W 9-4 M16 UC Santa Barbara W 6-3 A3 * at UCLA L 1-11 A2 * UCLA W 14-4 A3 Loyola Marymount L 6-8 M23 * UCLA W 5-4 A4 * UCLA W 13-8 A3 * at UCLA L 6-9 A4 at UC Santa Barbara W 10-2 M24 * at UCLA W 6-5 A5 * at UCLA L 2-15 A4 * UCLA W 11-5 A6 USIU W 9-1 M25 * UCLA W 11-8 A7 Cal State Fullerton W 4-3 A6 Cal State Northridge W 10-9 A8 USIU W 12-4 M29 * at Arizona State W 14-11 A10 * at Arizona W 4-2 A8 * at Stanford L 0-8 A10 at Cal State Fullerton W 6-5 M30 * at Arizona State W 10-3 A11 * at Arizona L 5-16 A9 * at Stanford L 5-15 A12 * at Arizona State L 0-6 M30 * at Arizona State W 11-5 A12 * at Arizona L 8-11 A10 * at Stanford W 6-4 A13 * at Arizona State L 8-9 A2 Long Beach State W 6-2 A16 * Stanford L 4-7 A13 Long Beach State W 7-4 A14 * at Arizona State L 2-9 A5 * at Stanford L 3-6 A17 * Stanford L 4-5 A16 * Arizona State L 3-6 A17 at San Diego State L 6-9 A6 * at Stanford L 2-10 A18 * Stanford W 5-2 A17 * Arizona State L 3-14 A20 * at California (11) W 7-6 A7 * at Stanford L 3-7 A21 UC Irvine W 14-8 A18 * Arizona State L 3-11 A21 * at California W 7-5 A9 Pepperdine W 11-4 A24 * at California L 0-11 A20 at Cal State Fullerton L 7-8 A22 * at California W 10-5 A12 * Arizona W 6-4 A25 * at California L 5-6 A23 * at California W 13-5 A23 * Arizona State L 5-7 A13 * Arizona W 8-7 A26 * at California W 3-2 A24 * at California W 9-5 A24 Cal State Fullerton W 5-4 A14 * Arizona W 8-4 M9 * at Arizona State L 9-10 A25 * at California L 4-6 A27 * UCLA W 7-2 A16 at Long Beach State W 7-4 M10 * at Arizona State W 11-2 M7 Chapman W 12-4 A28 * at UCLA L 6-8 A19 * Arizona State W 8-7 M11 * at Arizona State L 4-7 M8 at Chapman W 9-2 A29 * UCLA W 7-5 A20 * Arizona State W 12-5 M13 at UC Santa Barbara W 20-11 M9 Chapman L 7-12 M11 * at Stanford L 1-2 A21 * Arizona State W 4-1 M15 * UCLA (10) W 6-5 M11 at San Diego State L 5-9 M12 * at Stanford W 3-2 A23 Loyola Marymount (14) W 6-5 M16 * at UCLA L 1-3 M14 * at UCLA W 7-6 M13 * at Stanford L 1-6 A26 * at California L 6-9 M17 * UCLA W 4-2 M15 * UCLA (13) L 4-6 M18 Clemson (n) W 1-0 A27 * at California W 9-3 * Pac-10 Southern Division game M16 * at UCLA (10) L 7-8 M19 North Carolina State (n) L 4-7 A28 * at California W 10-1 M18 at UC Santa Barbara W 11-2 M20 at North Carolina W 4-2 A30 Hawai‘i W 10-4 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI M21 Wake Forest (n) W 13-1 M24 # Southern Mississippi W 23-5 M10 * at UCLA W 4-0 Bobby Hughes .351 13 45 M22 North Carolina State (n) W 14-1 M25 # Houston W 26-11 M11 * UCLA L 5-7 Shon Malani .314 0 17 M23 at North Carolina W 10-1 M26 # LSU W 5-4 M12 * at UCLA L 4-13 J.P. Roberge .302 6 31 M28 # Kentucky W 7-1 M27 # LSU L 4-5 M17 North Carolina State (n) L 8-12 Lionel Hastings .299 5 22 M29 # Cal State Fullerton W 5-2 M28 # LSU L 6-7 M18 Wake Forest (n) W 16-5 Aaron Boone .272 0 25 M30 # Texas L 3-11 * Pac-10 Southern Division game M24 # Middle Tennessee State W 7-5 M30 # Cal State Fullerton W 5-2 # South I Regional at Baton Rouge, La. M25 # Pepperdine W 17-7 Top Pitchers W-L ERA SV M31 # Texas L 2-3 M26 # Creighton (10) L 7-8 Jackie Nickell 6-6 3.48 4 * Pac-10 Southern Division game Top Hitters AVG HR RBI M26 # Hawai‘i L 3-7 Dan Hubbs 7-6 3.97 1 # Central II Regional at Austin, Texas Mark Smith .333 11 54 * Pac-10 Southern Division game Ryan Henderson 3-3 4.26 2 Murph Proctor .325 3 35 # West I Regional at USC Kent Donnelly 5-6 4.62 1 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Jeff Cirillo .316 6 48 Jimmy Burchit 4-2 6.12 0 Casey Burrill .408 13 52 John Jackson .315 0 29 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Gabe Alvarez .326 8 53 Bret Boone .313 12 50 Jeff Cirillo .380 7 48 Final Pac-10 Standings Geoff Jenkins .323 7 50 Brett Jenkins .375 9 58 W-L PCT GB Overall J.P. Roberge .320 11 40 Top Pitchers W-L ERA SV Mark Smith .336 16 80 1. Arizona 18-12 .600 — 34-23-1 Shon Malani .296 2 20 Randy Powers 11-3 2.29 2 Casey Burrill .333 4 55 2. Stanford 17-13 .567 1 39-23 Jackie Nickell 7-4 3.49 2 Mike Robertson .321 16 62 3. UCLA 14-16 .467 4 37-26 Top Pitchers W-L ERA SV Jeff Cirillo 6-2 3.55 3 Arizona State 14-16 .467 4 32-24 Dan Hubbs 5-5 2.96 18 Phil Kendall 5-4 4.41 2 Top Pitchers W-L ERA SV California 14-16 .467 4 35-28 Tony Nieto 8-5 3.52 0 John Cummings 4-4 4.63 0 Jeff Cirillo 1-0 1.37 6 6. USC 13-17 .433 5 28-26 Mike Collett 9-4 4.18 0 Phil Kendall 8-2 3.05 2 Justin Parle 3-0 4.57 0 Final Pac-10 Standings Dan Hubbs 7-2 3.60 3 Ben Tucker 2-7 5.37 0 W-L PCT GB Overall Jackie Nickell 9-4 3.92 0 1. Stanford 24-6 .800 — 59-12 Mike Collett 5-4 4.00 1 Final Pac-10 Standings 2. Arizona State 20-10 .667 4 52-16 W-L PCT GB Overall 3. USC 18-12 .600 6 40-22 Final Pac-10 Standings 1. Arizona State 19-11 .633 — 46-20 4. UCLA 14-16 .467 10 41-26 W-L PCT GB Overall 2. UCLA 17-13 .567 2 37-23 5. Arizona 11-19 .367 13 26-34 1. USC 23-7 .767 — 46-17-1 3. Arizona 16-14 .533 3 35-26 6. California 3-27 .100 21 18-43 2. Stanford 18-12 .600 5 39-23-1 4. USC 15-15 .500 4 35-29 3. California 14-16 .467 9 37-27 5. California 13-17 .433 6 27-30 4. UCLA 13-17 .433 10 29-30 6. Stanford 10-20 .333 9 27-28 5. Arizona State 12-18 .400 11 35-27 6. Arizona 10-20 .333 13 27-32 YEAR˨BY˨YEAR RESULTS

11994994 (41-20, 19-11) 11995995 (49-21, 21-9) 11996996 (44-16-1, 24-6) 11997997 (42-20, 17-13)

F5 at Pepperdine W 8-4 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES PAC-10 CHAMPIONS J24 Cal State Los Angeles W 17-4 F6 Pepperdine W 10-2 J24 Cal State Los Angeles W 8-1 PAC-10 CHAMPIONS F11 Long Beach State L 3-6 J30 Loyola Marymount W 11-5 J28 Loyola Marymount W 7-2 J31 Cal State Northridge L 2-4 F12 at Long Beach State L 7-9 F2 Long Beach State W 9-5 J31 * Arizona State W 12-3 F13 Long Beach State W 5-3 F2 Washington State W 8-0 F1 * Arizona State L 3-7 F3 Pepperdine W 2-1 F4 Long Beach State W 10-6 F18 * at Arizona State L 2-6 F4 at Pepperdine W 5-4 F6 at San Diego State t 3-3 F2 * Arizona State W 9-6 F19 * at Arizona State W 11-4 F5 Pepperdine W 12-1 F9 Nevada W 7-3 F7 at Long Beach State W 6-1 F20 * at Arizona State L 5-8 F7 Loyola Marymount W 13-4 F10 Nevada L 3-8 F8 Long Beach State W 4-3 F22 Cal State Northridge W 7-1 F9 UC Riverside W 7-6 F11 Nevada L 7-16 F9 at Long Beach State L 3-7 F25 * Arizona W 7-1 F11 Long Beach State L 2-3 F13 at Long Beach State W 12-2 F11 UC Santa Barbara W 11-8 F26 * Arizona W 15-4 F12 at Long Beach State W 9-7 F17 at Florida W 3-1 F14 at Hawaii L 3-9 F27 * Arizona W 10-5 F15 at Loyola Marymount W 9-1 F17 Oklahoma State (n) W 6-5 F15 at Hawaii W 4-3 F17 San Diego (10) W 6-5 M1 at Loyola Marymount W 13-7 F18 The Citadel (n) W 12-4 F16 at Hawaii W 12-4 M4 * California L 1-6 F18 San Diego L 3-5 F17 at Hawaii Hilo W 7-1 F19 at San Diego W 10-2 F23 Oklahoma (n) W 8-4 M5 * California W 6-5 F17 at Hawaii Hilo W 13-3 F21 at Cal State Fullerton L 9-10 F24 Florida State (n) W 10-8 M6 * California W 6-1 F24 at Hawaii W 6-2 F25 at Cal State Fullerton L 4-17 F19 Cal State Northridge W 8-7 M8 San Diego State W 4-3 F25 at Hawaii (12) L 2-3 M1 * Arizona W 20-5 F21 Mississippi (n) W 18-2 M11 Kansas State (n) W 20-7 F26 at Hawaii L 1-4 M2 * Arizona W 4-0 F22 Notre Dame (n) W 14-4 M12 Penn State (n) W 5-3 F27 at Hawaii Hilo W 10-3 M3 * Arizona L 8-9 F23 at Long Beach State W 7-1 M12 at Texas A&M W 5-1 F27 at Hawaii Hilo W 5-3 M5 Cal State Northridge W 6-1 F25 Pepperdine W 7-1 M13 at Texas A&M W 16-1 M4 * at UCLA W 5-2 M8 * at Stanford W 8-0 F28 * at Stanford L 0-4 M6 * UCLA W 9-3 M14 Penn State (n) W 6-2 M9 * at Stanford W 9-3 M1 * at Stanford (12) L 4-5 M14 Kansas State (n) W 3-0 M6 * UCLA L 4-9 M2 * at Stanford L 13-22 M7 at San Diego State L 5-12 M10 * at Stanford W 10-7 M17 Hartford W 2-1 M7 * California W 7-5 M12 * Stanford L 4-5 M15 * Arizona State W 6-5 M19 * at Stanford L 3-4 M12 * Stanford W 5-1 M16 * Arizona State W 12-3 M8 * California W 8-6 M20 * at Stanford W 9-0 M13 * Stanford L 1-9 M17 * Arizona State W 4-3 M9 * California W 5-3 M21 * at Stanford W 5-3 M14 UC Santa Barbara W 3-2 M19 at Pepperdine L 2-9 M11 at Pepperdine L 2-4 M23 Loyola Marymount W 11-7 M17 * at Arizona State (15) L 6-7 M21 Cal Lutheran W 20-0 M14 * Arizona W 3-2 M25 Hawai‘i Hilo L 1-3 M18 * at Arizona State L 9-10 M23 * at UCLA L 7-12 M15 * Arizona L 5-6 M26 * at UCLA L 0-6 M19 * at Arizona State L 4-10 M24 * UCLA W 13-3 M16 * Arizona W 6-2 M27 * UCLA W 1-0 M24 * Arizona W 7-3 M25 * at UCLA L 5-10 M18 Cal State Fullerton W 2-0 M25 * Arizona L 6-8 M28 * at UCLA W 7-2 M27 at Loyola Marymount W 13-3 M22 * UCLA L 6-12 M31 * at Arizona W 9-3 M26 * Arizona W 11-8 M23 * at UCLA L 5-8 M28 Cal State Fullerton W 7-4 M29 * California L 5-7 A1 * at Arizona W 7-3 M31 * at California W 6-1 M30 * California W 6-2 M24 * UCLA W 8-7 A2 * at Arizona W 6-2 A1 * at California L 3-5 M31 * California W 8-7 M25 San Diego State W 13-6 A8 * Stanford L 1-2 A2 * at California W 6-1 A2 San Diego State W 6-5 M27 * at Arizona State W 12-7 A9 * Stanford W 8-3 A4 Cal State Northridge W 7-5 A4 * at Arizona W 6-2 M28 * at Arizona State W 15-4 A10 * Stanford L 3-9 A7 * Arizona State W 9-0 A5 * at Arizona W 15-4 M29 * at Arizona State W 11-7 A13 at UC Santa Barbara (10) L 4-5 A8 * Arizona State (11) W 8-7 A6 * at Arizona W 2-0 A1 at San Diego State W 20-3 A15 * Arizona State W 9-0 A9 * Arizona State (11) W 7-6 A9 at UC Santa Barbara L 7-8 A4 * Stanford L 9-15 A11 at Long Beach State W 10-3 A16 * Arizona State L 5-12 A12 * Stanford W 6-3 A5 * Stanford L 2-4 A17 * Arizona State W 8-7 A13 * at Stanford W 7-5 A6 * Stanford L 3-10 A14 * at Stanford W 6-4 A13 * Stanford W 9-8 A19 UC Santa Barbara L 5-6 A8 at Cal State Fullerton W 8-5 A16 * at Stanford W 9-8 A14 * Stanford W 5-2 A22 * UCLA W 6-2 A18 at UC Santa Barbara W 9-7 A17 Cal State Fullerton L 4-5 A11 * at California L 2-3 A23 * at UCLA L 3-4 A21 * at UCLA W 7-3 A19 * at California W 8-0 A12 * at California W 5-2 A24 * UCLA W 10-8 A22 * UCLA W 13-8 A20 * at California W 3-2 A13 * at California L 5-7 M8 * at California L 6-7 A23 * at UCLA W 8-7 A21 * at California W 8-6 A15 at Loyola Marymount L 0-8 M9 * at California W 6-1 A26 at Cal State Northridge L 10-12 A24 UC Santa Barbara W 13-1 A18 * at Arizona W 8-6 M9 * at California L 3-6 A28 * California L 3-5 A26 * at Arizona State L 4-7 A19 * at Arizona W 10-1 A29 * California W 13-2 M11 at San Diego State L 3-4 A27 * at Arizona State W 10-6 A20 * at Arizona W 13-9 M13 Cal State Fullerton W 4-3 A30 * California W 7-4 A22 at Cal State Northridge (10) L 17-18 M1 Cal State Dominguez Hills L 6-7 A28 * at Arizona State L 6-13 M14 at Cal State Fullerton L 3-11 A25 * at UCLA W 10-6 M13 * at Arizona W 11-3 A30 Pepperdine L 5-12 M15 Cal State Fullerton W 4-1 M14 * at Arizona W 15-4 M11 * UCLA W 5-4 A26 * UCLA W 11-2 M20 Grand Canyon W 11-4 M15 * at Arizona W 9-8 M12 * at UCLA W 13-3 A27 * at UCLA L 4-14 M21 Grand Canyon W 9-7 M18 ^ Washington State W 9-6 M13 * UCLA W 8-1 A29 at UC Santa Barbara W 23-5 M22 Grand Canyon (11) W 4-3 M19 ^ Washington State W 4-0 M16 ^ Washington L 2-6 M10 at Cal State Northridge (10) W 8-7 M26 # UNC Greensboro W 19-3 M25 # Middle Tennessee State W 10-4 M17 ^ Washington W 7-3 M11 Cal State Northridge W 8-2 M27 # Tulane W 5-0 M26 # Fresno State W 22-17 M18 ^ Washington W 5-0 M22 # Virginia Tech L 2-3 M27 # Long Beach State W 6-5 M28 # LSU L 2-6 M23 # Akron W 20-10 M23 # Troy State W 5-2 M28 # UNC Greensboro W 25-9 M28 # Long Beach State L 3-4 M24 # Virginia Tech W 6-2 M28 # Long Beach State W 9-2 M24 # Arkansas W 15-5 M29 # LSU L 10-12 M24 # North Carolina State W 13-4 J2 + Miami L 10-15 M25 # Oklahoma State L 3-9 * Pac-10 Southern Division game J4 + Oklahoma W 9-4 M26 # Texas Tech (11) W 13-10 M25 # Alabama (10) L 8-9 # South Regional at Baton Rouge, La. J6 + Florida State W 16-11 M26 # Oklahoma State L 2-10 * Pac-10 Southern Division game J7 + Miami W 7-5 * Pac-10 Southern Division game # South I Regional at Tuscaloosa, Ala. Top Hitters AVG HR RBI J9 + Miami W 7-3 ^ Pac-10 Championship at USC Geoff Jenkins .373 15 47 J10 + Cal State Fullerton L 5-11 # Central II Regional at Lubbock, Texas Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Aaron Boone .340 6 30 * Pac-10 Southern Division game Greg Hanoian .429 1 30 Jacque Jones .335 6 45 ^ Pac-10 Championship at USC Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Jason Brown .368 10 45 J.P. Roberge .332 11 48 # West I Regional at Fresno, Calif. Jeff Inglin .392 14 72 Wes Rachels .364 2 41 + College World Series at Omaha, Neb. Walter Dawkins .280 17 45 Greg Walbridge .385 8 45 Robb Gorr .347 6 52 Paul Cruz .376 4 34 Eric Munson .336 13 50 Top Pitchers W-L ERA SV Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Geoff Jenkins .399 23 78 Jacque Jones .375 10 56 Randy Flores 11-1 1.66 0 Morgan Ensberg .354 10 35 Top Pitchers W-L ERA SV Javier Mejia 4-0 3.50 0 Gabe Alvarez .361 13 59 Seth Etherton 10-2 2.96 0 Jacque Jones .353 7 53 Grant Vermillion 7-0 3.45 7 Top Pitchers W-L ERA SV Jack Krawczyk 2-3 3.20 11 Tony Nieto 5-9 3.69 1 Walter Dawkins .329 9 57 Steve Immel 7-4 4.33 1 Chad Moeller .329 5 29 Scott Henderson 8-1 3.19 0 Scott Henderson 4-1 4.18 0 Randy Flores 9-1 3.50 0 Randy Flores 9-5 4.46 0 Scott Henderson 8-4 5.82 0 Top Pitchers W-L ERA SV Seth Etherton 12-3 3.94 0 Final Pac-10 Standings Jason Garner 6-1 3.12 15 Steve Immel 4-1 4.53 0 W-L PCT GB Overall Final Pac-10 Standings Randy Flores 13-3 3.24 1 Jack Krawczyk 4-1 4.55 12 1. Stanford 21-9 .700 — 36-24 W-L PCT GB Overall Jack Krawczyk 4-2 4.11 3 2. Arizona State 20-10 .667 1 45-18 1. Stanford 21-9 .700 — 45-20 Ben Tucker 7-2 4.19 0 Final Pac-10 Standings 3. USC 19-11 .633 2 41-20 2. UCLA 19-11 .633 2 45-21-1 Brian Cooper 8-3 4.78 0 W-L PCT GB Overall 4. California 12-18 .400 9 25-35 1. USC 24-6 .800 — 44-16-1 3. USC 17-13 .567 4 42-20 5. UCLA 11-19 .367 10 22-36 Final Pac-10 Standings 2. Stanford 19-11 .633 5 41-19 4. Arizona State 16-14 .533 5 39-22 6. Arizona 7-23 .233 14 15-40 W-L PCT GB Overall 3. UCLA 16-14 .533 8 36-28 5. Arizona 13-17 .433 8 32-26 1. USC 21-9 .700 — 49-21 4. Arizona State 14-16 .467 10 35-21 6. California 4-26 .133 17 21-38 2. Stanford 20-10 .667 1 40-25 5. California 10-20 .333 14 27-29 3. California 18-12 .600 3 32-25 6. Arizona 7-23 .233 17 24-32 4. Arizona State 13-17 .433 8 34-21 5. UCLA 12-18 .400 9 29-28 6. Arizona 6-24 .207 15 20-35-1 YEAR˨BY˨YEAR RESULTS

11998998 (49-17, 21-9) 11999999 (36-26, 17-7) 22000000 (44-20, 16-8) 22001001 (45-19, 18-6) F2 Cal State Dominguez Hills W 11-1 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES COLLEGE WORLD SERIES NATIONAL CHAMPIONS F5 at Texas L 3-5 PAC-10 CHAMPIONS COLLEGE WORLD SERIES F6 at Texas L 8-9 J29 at Pepperdine W 7-3 F7 at Texas L 7-8 J30 Long Beach State W 16-4 J30 Pepperdine W 8-1 J31 Santa Clara W 10-3 F10 at Loyola Marymount L 5-8 F1 Long Beach State W 9-5 F4 Long Beach State (11) W 3-2 F3 Louisville W 19-4 F12 Texas Tech L 8-9 F7 Texas W 5-3 F5 at Long Beach State L 3-13 F4 Louisville W 11-4 F13 Texas Tech W 5-3 F7 Texas L 5-6 F6 Long Beach State W 9-2 F6 Cal State Fullerton (13) W 6-5 F8 Texas L 7-15 F14 Texas Tech W 5-4 F8 at Loyola Marymount (10) W 9-8 F9 at Long Beach State W 6-2 F17 Cal State Fullerton L 5-6 F10 at Long Beach State W 12-3 F11 at Texas Tech L 3-4 F10 Long Beach State W 10-1 F19 at Long Beach State L 7-9 F13 North Carolina (n) W 10-0 F12 at Texas Tech W 9-4 F11 at Long Beach State L 5-9 F20 Long Beach State W 16-12 F14 North Carolina (n) W 16-9 F13 at Texas Tech L 7-20 F16 at UCLA L 3-4 F21 at Long Beach State L 8-9 F15 North Carolina (n) W 10-2 F15 at Cal State Fullerton W 7-6 F17 at UCLA W 6-0 F24 at Cal State Fullerton L 5-7 F18 at Cal State Fullerton W 3-2 F22 San Diego W 7-3 F18 at UCLA (11) W 5-4 F20 * Arizona W 10-3 F26 Stanford L 7-10 F25 UCLA W 10-7 F20 Loyola Marymount L 1-9 F21 * Arizona W 4-1 F27 Stanford L 2-5 F26 UCLA W 4-3 F21 at Pepperdine L 3-5 F22 * Arizona L 2-3 F28 Stanford W 9-7 M3 Georgia Tech (n) W 9-2 F23 Mississippi State W 7-3 F25 at Pepperdine (11) W 5-2 M3 Michigan W 11-7 M3 at Houston (DH) W 6-3 F27 * UCLA W 6-1 M4 Mississippi State (5)(n) W 7-1 M5 at UCLA W 6-3 M3 at Houston (DH) W 7-3 F28 * at UCLA W 10-9 M7 UC Santa Barbara W 6-5 M6 at UCLA L 5-6 M4 at Houston W 4-3 M1 * UCLA L 7-12 M10 Houston L 2-3 M7 at UCLA (10) L 7-8 M6 UC Riverside L 4-6 M3 at UC Santa Barbara W 15-8 M11 Houston L 7-14 M9 Cal State Los Angeles W 4-0 M9 at Stanford L 0-2 M6 Oregon State W 9-0 M12 * at Oregon State W 5-2 M12 Houston L 4-8 M7 Oregon State W 7-4 M14 at San Diego (DH) L 4-10 M10 at Stanford L 3-15 M14 * at Oregon State (10) W 12-10 M11 at Stanford (10) L 5-9 M8 Oregon State L 6-13 M14 at San Diego (DH) W 5-3 M14 * at Oregon State W 4-1 M13 at UC Santa Barbara W 12-5 M14 * Arizona State W 7-6 M17 at Stanford L 3-4 M16 Cal Lutheran W 4-0 M14 San Diego W 4-3 M14 * Arizona State W 13-5 M18 at Stanford W 11-7 M19 * Arizona W 17-1 M17 *at Washington W 5-1 M15 * Arizona State W 6-3 M20 * Arizona L 4-9 M19 at Stanford L 4-11 M17 Loyola Marymount W 6-4 M19 *at Washington (DH)(10) L 6-7 M21 * Arizona W 8-5 M21 Loyola Marymount W 7-3 M20 * at Arizona W 6-4 M19 *at Washington (DH) L 3-7 M24 at Pepperdine L 4-6 M24 * Washington State W 7-6 M21 * at Arizona W 7-6 M21 Pepperdine W 9-3 M22 * at Arizona W 10-6 M27 * at Washington State W 6-5 M25 * Washington State W 12-7 M23 *at Arizona W 8-0 M24 Pepperdine W 11-1 M27 * at Washington State L 12-14 M26 * Washington State W 10-1 M24 *at Arizona W 6-4 M27 * at California W 10-6 M28 * at Washington State W 10-4 M28 at San Diego State W 11-4 M25 *at Arizona (10) W 8-7 M28 * at California (10) W 7-6 M30 San Diego State W 13-0 M31 * at Arizona L 4-11 M27 at Cal State Fullerton L 11-12 M29 * at California W 8-1 A2 Cal State Northridge W 17-9 A1 * at Arizona W 20-9 M28 San Diego State W 16-7 A1 Cal State Fullerton L 4-7 A2 Cal State Northridge W 7-6 A2 * at Arizona W 6-2 A3 at San Diego State W 2-1 A3 * Stanford L 0-1 A3 at Cal State Northridge W 11-6 A5 Cal State Fullerton L 4-5 A6 *Arizona State W 11-2 A5 * Stanford L 6-7 A7 Loyola Marymount L 4-9 A7 * at UCLA W 5-1 A7 *Arizona State W 5-1 A5 * Stanford W 7-4 A9 * California W 4-3 A8 * at UCLA L 5-15 A8 *Arizona State L 1-11 A6 Hawaii Hilo W 12-3 A10 * California W 13-6 A9 * at UCLA L 5-8 A10 UC Santa Barbara W 6-4 A9 * at Arizona State L 3-18 A12 * California W 6-2 A11 San Diego State W 6-4 A12 *at California W 1-0 A10 * at Arizona State L 5-7 A13 UC Santa Barbara W 11-1 A14 * at California W 6-5 A13 *at California W 5-3 A11 * at Arizona State L 4-24 A16 * at Stanford W 10-1 A15 * at California L 5-9 A14 *at California (10) L 4-5 A14 at Loyola Marymount L 6-12 A17 * at Stanford L 2-13 A17 * California W 10-0 A16 * at California L 3-4 A17 at UC Riverside W 14-2 A18 * at Stanford W 17-15 A18 UCLA W 6-2 A20 *Stanford W 2-1 A18 * California W 14-13 A20 at UC Santa Barbara L 8-9 A20 * Stanford W 7-3 A21 *Stanford W 7-0 A19 * California W 5-2 A23 * at Arizona State W 9-5 A21 * Stanford L 1-4 A22 *Stanford L 5-9 A21 at San Diego State W 9-4 A24 * at Arizona State W 14-7 A22 * Stanford L 4-18 A23 San Francisco L 8-10 A24 * at UCLA W 14-6 A25 * at Arizona State L 10-16 A25 at UC Santa Barbara W 9-3 A24 at Loyola Marymount L 7-13 A25 * UCLA L 17-18 A27 Pepperdine W 8-3 A26 * at UCLA W 17-12 A28 * Arizona State L 1-3 A27 *UCLA W 2-0 A30 * UCLA W 4-1 A28 San Diego State W 17-10 A28 *UCLA W 7-6 M1 * UCLA L 2-3 A29 * Arizona State W 12-2 A29 UC Santa Barbara W 9-8 A29 *UCLA W 7-1 M2 * UCLA L 5-8 A30 * Arizona State W 4-3 M9 * at Stanford L 2-4 M2 Santa Clara W 6-2 A30 at San Diego W 5-4 M10 * at Stanford W 5-2 M4 at San Diego State W 5-4 M12 *Washington State W 7-6 M14 * Washington W 13-6 M10 at Cal State Fullerton W 8-3 M11 * at Stanford W 5-1 M12 * Oregon State W 12-1 M13 *Washington State W 7-0 M15 at Portland State W 10-2 M15 * Washington L 7-8 M13 * Oregon State W 16-7 M14 *Washington State W 5-1 M15 at Portland State L 6-7 M16 * Washington W 17-6 M14 * Oregon State W 16-3 M15 Long Beach State W 10-2 M21 # Fordham W 10-6 M28 # Virginia Commonwealth W 10-0 M18 *at Oregon State (10) W 7-3 M22 # Virginia Commonwealth L 4-14 M29 # Pepperdine W 5-3 M19 * at Washington W 6-1 M20 * at Washington W 13-3 M19 *at Oregon State L 0-6 M23 # Clemson W 8-5 M30 # Pepperdine L 3-4 M20 *at Oregon State W 1-0 M21 * at Washington W 4-3 M23 # South Alabama W 3-2 M30 # Pepperdine W 12-7 M25 #Oral Roberts W 12-4 M26 # Virginia Tech W 8-3 M24 # South Alabama W 4-3 J4 % Stanford L 0-1 M26 #Pepperdine W 4-3 M27 # Loyola Marymount W 13-5 M30 + LSU L 10-12 J5 % Stanford L 3-5 M27 #Fresno State W 8-0 J1 + Florida (11) W 12-10 M28 # Cal State Fullerton W 8-3 * Pac-10 game J1 %Florida International W 5-1 J2 + Mississippi State W 7-1 J2 % Georgia Tech W 7-2 # NCAA Regional at USC J2 %Florida International W 6-0 J4 + LSU W 5-4 % NCAA Super Regional at Palo Alto, Calif. J3 % Georgia Tech W 6-3 J9 +Georgia W 11-5 J5 + LSU W 7-3 J10 + Florida State W 6-4 J6 + Arizona State W 21-14 J11 +Miami L 3-4 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI J12 + LSU L 4-10 J12 +Tennessee L 2-10 * Pac-10 Southern Division game Jason Lane .356 20 68 J14 + Florida State L 2-3 # East Regional at Clemson, S.C. * Pac-10 game Eric Munson .346 15 41 * Pac-10 game # NCAA First-Round Regional at USC + College World Series at Omaha, Neb. Seth Davidson .345 1 35 # NCAA Regional at Fullerton, Calif. % NCAA Super Regional at USC % NCAA Super Regional at Atlanta, Geo. Dominic Correa .330 12 51 + College World Series at Omaha, Neb. Top Hitters AVG HR RBI + College World Series at Omaha, Neb. Beau Craig .319 4 50 Eric Munson .392 16 56 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Greg Hanoian .358 2 20 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Top Pitchers W-L ERA SV Brian Barre .345 13 48 Robb Gorr .345 16 79 Justin Gemoll .374 18 67 Barry Zito 12-3 3.28 0 Seth Davidson .323 2 26 Morgan Ensberg .344 21 69 Josh Persell .351 9 40 Justin Lehr 7-3 4.29 3 Alberto Concepcion .321 7 41 Jeremy Freitas .340 14 58 Anthony Lunetta .343 12 50 Michael Moon .313 6 35 Steve Smyth 6-8 5.27 3 Rob Garibaldi .329 8 44 Rik Currier 5-7 6.38 1 Bill Peavey .307 7 48 Top Pitchers W-L ERA SV Seth Davidson .305 4 34 Jack Krawczyk 3-2 2.01 23 Final Pac-10 Standings Top Pitchers W-L ERA SV Seth Etherton 13-3 3.23 0 Top Pitchers W-L ERA SV Mark Prior 15-1 1.69 0 W-L PCT GB Overall Rik Currier 15-3 3.31 0 Mike Penney 8-4 5.25 0 1. Stanford 19-5 .792 — 50-15 Rik Currier 12-3 2.59 0 Rik Currier 6-1 5.30 0 Ronald Flores 6-2 3.36 5 2. USC 17-7 .708 2 36-26 Brian Bannister 4-4 2.80 5 Jason Lane 9-2 5.34 0 Mark Prior 10-7 3.56 2 Anthony Reyes 5-4 3.72 0 3. Arizona 13-11 .542 6 33-23 Anthony Reyes 6-6 4.02 1 UCLA 13-11 .542 6 31-31 Final Pac-10 Standings Final Pac-10 Standings 5. Arizona St. 12-12 .500 7 39-21 Final Pac-10 Standings W-L PCT GB Overall W-L PCT GB Overall Washington 12-12 .500 7 33-23 W-L PCT GB Overall 1. Stanford 22-8 .733 — 42-14-1 1. USC 18-6 .750 — 45-19 7. California 11-13 .458 8 27-31 1. Stanford 17-7 .708 — 50-16 2. USC 21-9 .700 1 49-17 2. Stanford 17-7 .708 1 51-17 8. Oregon St. 7-17 .292 12 19-35 Arizona State 17-7 .708 — 44-15 3. Arizona St. 18-11 .621 3.5 41-23 3. Arizona St. 14-10 .583 4 37-20-1 9. Washington St. 4-20 .167 15 24-31 UCLA 17-7 .708 — 38-26 4. Arizona 12-18 .400 10 33-23 California 14-10 .583 4 34-25 4. USC 16-8 .667 1 44-20 5. UCLA 11-19 .367 11 24-33 5. Arizona 12-12 .500 6 33-23 5. California 11-13 .458 6 25-28 6. California 5-24 .172 16.5 22-32 6. Oregon St. 11-13 .458 7 31-24 6. Oregon St. 9-15 .375 8 28-27 7. UCLA 9-15 .375 9 30-27 7. Arizona 8-16 .333 9 26-30 8. Washington 7-17 .292 11 29-23 8. Washington 7-17 .292 10 26-30 9. Washington St. 6-18 .250 12 15-39 9. Washington State 6-18 .250 11 20-36 YEAR˨BY˨YEAR RESULTS

22002002 (37-24, 17-7) 22003003 (28-28, 11-13) 22004004 (24-32, 10-14) 22005005 (41-22, 15-9) F4 at UC Santa Barbara W 5-2 F13 at Long Beach State L 1-3 F8 San Diego State W 6-0 PAC-10 CHAMPIONS F7 Long Beach State L 0-6 F14 Long Beach State W 6-4 F12 at #17 Long Beach State W 4-3 F8 at Long Beach State L 1-7 F15 at Long Beach State L 2-6 F13 #17 Long Beach State W 7-5 F8 at Long Beach State L 0-2 F9 Long Beach State W 12-7 F17 at UC Riverside L 9-10 F15 San Diego W 7-5 F9 at Long Beach State L 4-7 F14 South Alabama W 10-2 F20 Louisville W 7-0 F25 at #13 Stanford L 0-6 F10 at Long Beach State W 8-5 F15 South Alabama W 10-1 F21 Notre Dame (7) L 1-3 F26 at #13 Stanford L 3-4 F12 at UC Riverside W 11-7 F16 South Alabama W 9-5 F24 UC Riverside L 3-7 F27 at #13 Stanford W 8-2 F15 Baylor () L 9-18 F18 Pepperdine L 1-4 F27 Georgia Tech (n) W 9-2 M1 UC Riverside W 21-8 F16 Baylor (DS) L 1-8 F22 at Baylor (DH)(12) L 1-2 F28 Oklahoma (n) L 6-9 M4 #15 Texas A&M (n) L 1-3 F17 Baylor (DS) L 1-3 F22 at Baylor (DH) L 8-9 F29 at Cal State Fullerton L 4-10 M5 #12 Rice (n) L 1-12 F22 at UCLA W 1-0 F23 at Baylor L 1-3 M2 at UC Irvine W 2-0 M6 #21 Nebraska (n) W 5-4 F23 at UCLA W 26-4 F25 UC Irvine W 6-4 M5 Stanford L 2-10 M8 at UC Riverside L 3-8 F24 at UCLA W 6-3 F28 at Stanford W 13-4 M6 Stanford (13) L 7-8 M11 Texas Tech W 6-1 M1 Miami (n) W 11-10 M1 at Stanford L 6-10 M7 Stanford W 11-8 M12 #19 Wichita State W 6-4 M2 Houston (n) L 4-9 M2 at Stanford L 4-18 M12 at Mississippi State W 5-4 M13 UC Irvine L 2-8 M3 at Cal State Fullerton L 1-8 M4 UNLV W 7-2 M13 at Mississippi State W 3-0 M15 at San Diego W 6-1 M5 at UC Irvine L 3-5 M7 at UCLA L 4-7 M14 at Mississippi State L 1-4 M18 Nevada (n)(10) W 6-5 M8 TCU (n) W 8-3 M8 at UCLA W 9-6 M16 at Tulane (12) W 11-10 M19 Stony Brook (n) W 10-0 M9 Notre Dame (n) L 8-15 M9 at UCLA L 5-17 M17 at Tulane L 9-12 M20 at UC Irvine W 5-0 M10 Creighton (n) W 7-3 M11 at Pepperdine W 9-6 M19 at South Alabama L 6-7 M24 *Arizona State W 9-8 M13 at San Diego W 15-5 M14 Cal State Fullerton W 3-2 M20 at South Alabama W 12-7 M25 *Arizona State L 1-17 M16 at Pepperdine W 5-3 M16 Cal State Fullerton L 3-11 M21 at South Alabama L 2-12 M26 *Arizona State (10) L 1-2 M17 at Pepperdine W 18-6 M18 at San Diego W 12-4 M23 Loyola Marymount W 10-1 M29 at Loyola Marymount W 12-4 M18 at San Diego State W 8-6 M21 *at Arizona W 12-2 M26 UCLA W 11-4 A1 *at Washington W 2-1 M19 at Loyola Marymount L 7-31 M22 *at Arizona L 5-6 M27 UCLA W 5-0 A2 *at Washington W 5-1 M23 Stanford (DH) L 6-9 M23 *at Arizona L 3-16 M28 UCLA L 7-13 A4 *at Washington L 3-7 M23 Stanford (DH)(11) L 10-12 M25 Fresno State L 9-11 M31 Cal State Fullerton W 6-4 A5 Pepperdine W 4-3 M24 Stanford L 4-5 M28 *Arizona State L 4-11 A2 *at Arizona State L 3-10 A8 *UCLA W 11-1 M28 *California W 11-3 M29 *Arizona State W 6-5 A3 *at Arizona State W 14-5 A9 *UCLA W 9-0 M29 *California W 9-1 M30 *Arizona State L 5-7 A4 *at Arizona State W 10-3 A10 *UCLA W 6-0 M30 *California W 13-9 A1 UC Riverside W 9-4 A8 *California L 2-4 A12 #2 Cal State Fullerton W 4-2 A2 UC Irvine W 13-5 A8 San Diego L 3-4 A9 *California W 11-4 A13 at UC Santa Barbara L 8-9 A5 *Oregon State W 9-2 A11 *UCLA W 7-6 A10 *California L 9-12 A19 UC Santa Barbara W 8-2 A6 *Oregon State L 3-13 A12 *UCLA W 7-4 A13 Pepperdine W 8-4 A20 at #2 Cal State Fullerton (HG) W A7 *Oregon State W 7-0 A13 *UCLA W 8-5 A16 *at Washington State W 4-2 11-2 A9 at Cal State Fullerton W 6-2 A15 at Loyola Marymount W 8-5 A17 *at Washington State W 10-7 A20 at #2 Cal State Fullerton L 3-5 A12 *at Stanford (10) L 5-6 A17 *at California W 3-1 A18 *at Washington State L 1-5 A22 *at California W 7-4 A13 *at Stanford W 16-11 A18 *at California L 2-11 A20 at Loyola Marymount L 7-11 A23 *at California W 5-4 A14 *at Stanford L 4-15 A19 *at California L 3-8 A23 *Oregon State W 8-4 A24 *at California L 0-9 A16 Loyola Marymount W 8-4 A22 UC Santa Barbara (10) W 13-12 A24 *Oregon State L 3-4 A26 Loyola Marymount L 3-5 A19 *at Washington State W 13-7 A26 *at Oregon State (DH) W 4-3 A25 *Oregon State L 4-8 A29 *at #9 Arizona W 13-0 A20 *at Washington State W 15-3 A26 *at Oregon State (DH)(10) W A27 UC Irvine L 2-13 A30 *at #9 Arizona L 2-7 A21 *at Washington State W 15-9 3-2 A30 *at UCLA W 6-4 M1 *at #9 Arizona L 4-18 A23 San Diego State W 10-8 A27 *at Oregon State W 12-2 M1 *at UCLA L 6-12 M7 Cal State Northridge W 9-2 A24 UC Santa Barbara W 11-7 A29 at UC Irvine W 2-1 M2 *at UCLA L 12-13 M10 at San Diego State W 10-6 A26 *Arizona W 14-6 M3 *Stanford L 10-22 M3 at San Diego State L 5-10 M13 *Washington State W 9-1 A27 *Arizona W 12-10 M4 *Stanford (DH) L 3-8 M14 *Washington L 6-8 M14 *Washington State W 15-3 A28 *Arizona L 12-15 M4 *Stanford (DH) L 3-8 M15 *Washington L 4-13 M15 *Washington State W 7-2 A30 Pepperdine L 1-7 M5 Cal State Fullerton (EF) L 2-8 M16 *Washington W 10-8 M17 at Notre Dame L 6-13 M10 *Washington W 4-1 M13 Loyola Marymount W 5-3 M18 at Pepperdine L 4-7 M18 at Notre Dame W 9-3 M11 *Washington L 3-9 M16 *Washington State L 12-13 M21 *at Stanford W 9-3 M20 *at #3 Oregon State L 4-5 M12 *Washington W 8-6 M17 *Washington State W 6-1 M22 *at Stanford L 4-5 M21 *at #3 Oregon State L 7-10 M15 Cal State Fullerton (11) L 1-2 M18 *Washington State W 9-1 M23 *at Stanford L 2-8 M22 *at #3 Oregon State W 12-2 M17 *at Arizona State L 1-3 M20 at Fresno State L 5-6 M28 *Arizona L 6-7 M25 #11 Long Beach State (11) W 5-4 M18 *at Arizona State W 9-5 M23 *at Washington L 2-26 M29 *Arizona W 9-8 M27 *#25 Stanford W 5-2 M19 *at Arizona State L 8-17 M24 *at Washington L 1-5 M30 *Arizona L 6-7 M28 *#25 Stanford L 3-14 M24 *at UCLA (12) W 5-4 M25 *at Washington L 8-10 * Pac-10 game M29 *#25 Stanford W 4-2 M25 *at UCLA W 16-10 * Pac-10 game J3 #Pepperdine W 7-3 M26 *at UCLA W 13-3 EF - Edison International Field - Anaheim, Calif. Top Hitters AVG HR RBI J4 # #12 Long Beach State W 6-4 M31 #BYU (12) W 5-4 Billy Hart .367 2 29 J5 #Pepperdine L 2-9 J1 #Cal State Northridge W 7-5 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Cyle Hankerd .333 1 29 J6 #Pepperdine W 5-2 J3 #BYU W 13-10 Anthony Lunetta .349 7 31 Blake Sharpe .316 2 28 J11 %at #2 Oregon State L 4-10 J7 %Stanford L 2-4 Joey Metropoulos .321 11 41 Baron Frost .303 4 32 J12 %at #2 Oregon State (10) W 9-8 J8 %Stanford L 3-5 Jon Brewster .310 4 27 Jeff Clement .293 10 43 J13 % #2 at Oregon State L 8-10 * Pac-10 game Travis McAndrews .304 5 32 * Pac-10 game DS - Dodger Stadium Jeff Clement .298 21 53 Top Pitchers W-L ERA SV HG - Halted game from Feb. 20 # NCAA First-Round Regional at USC Ian Kennedy 7-2 2.91 1 # NCAA First-Round Regional at Long Beach, % NCAA Super Regional at Palo Alto, Calif. Top Pitchers W-L ERA SV Michael Friedman 2-2 4.17 3 Calif. Anthony Reyes 2-4 4.38 0 Clayton Wentworth 6-2 4.80 0 % NCAA Super Regional at Corvallis, Ore. Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Bret Butler 1-5 4.44 8 Josh Rummonds 2-4 5.97 4 Alberto Concepcion .363 11 48 Brian Bannister 6-5 4.53 0 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Bill Peavey .361 15 71 Josh Rummonds 5-3 4.66 2 Final Pac-10 Standings Jeff Clement .348 15 54 Joey Metropoulos .352 13 65 W-L PCT GB Overall Billy Hart .332 3 35 Michael Moon .336 8 60 Final Pac-10 Standings 1. Stanford 18-6 .750 — 46-14 Matt Cusick .311 4 35 Brian Barre .331 12 43 W-L PCT GB Overall 2. Washington 15-9 .625 1.0 39-20-1 Cyle Hankerd .298 1 39 1. Stanford 18-6 .750 — 51-18 3. UCLA 14-10 .583 2.0 35-29 Blake Sharpe .297 5 36 Top Pitchers W-L ERA SV 2. Arizona State 16-8 .667 2.0 54-14 4. Arizona State 13-11 .542 3.0 41-18 Anthony Reyes 4-2 3.44 0 3. Washington 15-9 .625 3.0 42-18 5. Arizona 12-12 .500 4.0 36-27-1 Top Pitchers W-L ERA SV Brett Bannister 8-3 3.56 0 4. Arizona 13-11 .542 5.0 35-23 6. Oregon State 10-14 .417 6.0 31-22 Ian Kennedy 12-3 2.54 0 Cory Campos 6-3 3.84 6 5. USC 11-13 .458 7.0 28-28 USC 10-14 .417 6.0 24-32 Jack Spradlin 6-3 4.47 0 Matt Chico 6-4 5.45 0 UCLA 11-13 .458 7.0 28-31 8. Washington St. 9-15 .375 7.0 29-26 Anthony Encinas 7-4 4.68 0 7. California 10-14 .417 8.0 28-27 9. California 9-15 .375 7.0 25-31 Paul Koss 4-1 2.81 14 Final Pac-10 Standings 8. Oregon State 7-17 .292 11.0 25-28 W-L PCT GB Overall Washington St. 7-17 .292 11.0 19-37 Final Pac-10 Standings 1. USC 17-7 .708 — 37-24 W-L PCT GB Overall 2. Stanford 16-8 .667 1.0 47-18 1. Oregon State 19-5 .792 — 46-12 3. Arizona State 15-9 .625 2.0 37-21 2. Arizona 17-7 .708 2.0 39-21 Washington 15-9 .625 2.0 33-27-1 3. USC 15-9 .625 4.0 41-22 5. California 11-13 .458 6.0 29-27 Arizona State 15-9 .625 4.0 42-25 6. Oregon State 10-14 .417 7.0 31-23 5. California 13-11 .542 6.0 34-23 7. UCLA 9-15 .375 8.0 26-35 6. Washington 12-12 .500 7.0 33-22 Arizona 9-15 .375 8.0 31-24 Stanford 12-12 .500 7.0 34-25 9. Washington St. 6-18 .250 11.0 21-33 8. UCLA 4-20 .167 15.0 15-41 9. Washington St. 1-23 .042 18.0 21-37 YEAR˨BY˨YEAR RESULTS

22006006 (25-33, 11-13) 22007007 (27-29, 8-16) 22008008 (28-28, 11-13) 22009009 (28-28, 13-14) F3 at #20 Long Beach State L 2-4 J30 Cal Poly W 6-4 F22 at Florida International W 16-9 F20 Long Beach State W 5-3 F4 #20 Long Beach State L 6-9 F2 Long Beach State W 2-1 F23 at Florida International W 9-3 F21 at Long Beach State W 4-0 F5 at #20 Long Beach State L 6-8 F3 at Long Beach State L 3-5 F24 at Florida International W 12-7 F22 Long Beach State L 4-5 F7 at UC Riverside W 13-10 F4 Long Beach State L 1-5 F26 at #22 San Diego State L 1-2 F25 #17 Pepperdine L 1-10 F10 Florida International W 12-0 F6 at Loyola Marymount W 5-2 F27 at UC Irvine L 3-7 F27 Western Carolina L 2-3 F11 Florida International W 5-4 F9 #17 San Diego W 6-2 F29 Bethune-Cookman W 2-0 F28 Western Carolina W 6-4 F12 Florida International W 13-4 F10 #17 San Diego L 6-12 M1 vs. Southern W 13-9 M1 Western Carolina L 3-9 F14 at UC Santa Barbara (8) W 16-11 F11 at #17 San Diego (10) W 4-3 M2 #3 UCLA L 3-4 M6 at Tulane W 4-2 F17 Kansas W 10-1 F13 at #23 Pepperdine L 3-8 M4 at Pepperdine L 5-10 M7 at Tulane L 3-7 F18 Vanderbilt L 2-6 F16 San Diego State W 7-3 M5 Pepperdine W 5-1 M8 at Tulane L 4-6 F19 #15 San Diego W 8-3 F17 at San Diego State W 5-4 M7 at Winthrop W 7-3 M10 #10 UC Irvine (12) L 5-6 F21 San Diego State L 1-6 F18 at San Diego State L 11-12 M8 at Winthrop W 9-2 M13 Winthrop L 2-5 F24 at Hawai'i L 3-4 F20 UC Irvine L 3-6 M9 at Winthrop W 7-1 M14 Winthrop W 12-7 F25 at Hawai'i L 3-7 F23 #21 Tulane W 8-5 M11 #13 UC Irvine L 3-11 M15 Winthrop W 12-3 F26 at Hawai'i W 4-3 F24 #21 Tulane W 4-3 M14 at #9 Long Beach State L 1-2 M16 Winthrop W 10-2 M2 Georgia L 2-3 F25 #21 Tulane L 3-5 M15 #9 Long Beach State L 6-9 M21 UCLA * L 4-14 M3 Georgia W 9-5 F27 Loyola Marymount W 7-1 M16 at #9 Long Beach State L 9-16 M22 UCLA * W 5-1 M4 Georgia W 12-11 M2 at Georgia W 4-3 M21 #2 Arizona (DH) * L 2-10 M23 UCLA * L 2-17 M7 UC Irvine (13) L 9-10 M3 at Georgia W 4-2 M21 #2 Arizona (DH) * W 5-0 M25 Brown (DH) W 7-4 M10 #16 Stanford L 6-7 M4 at Georgia (10) W 7-6 M22 #2 Arizona * W 5-0 M25 Brown (DH) W 5-1 M11 #16 Stanford W 16-7 M6 UC Riverside L 1-4 M24 at Loyola Marymount L 10-11 M27 #3 Arizona State * L 1-2 M12 #16 Stanford W 7-2 M9 at Stanford W 11-8 M25 Loyola Marymount L 2-8 M28 #3 Arizona State * L 1-10 M17 * #13 Oregon State L 1-4 M10 at Stanford W 2-1 M28 at #1 Arizona State * L 5-16 M29 #3 Arizona State * W 8-2 M18 * #13 Oregon State W 11-3 M11 at Stanford L 9-14 M29 at #1 Arizona State * L 5-13 M31 at #23 Cal Poly L 5-7 M19 * #13 Oregon State W 4-1 M14 Portland W 2-1 M30 at #1 Arizona State * L 2-5 A3 at Arizona * L 6-7 M21 at Loyola Marymount W 14-4 M20 #12 Pepperdine L 3-5 A1 UC Riverside W 7-5 A4 at Arizona * W 15-14 M29 #19 Pepperdine L 1-2 M23 #17 Arizona State * L 0-10 A2 at #17 San Diego W 3-2 A5 at Arizona * W 7-3 A1 * at Stanford (DH) L 7-9 M24 #17 Arizona State * L 3-4 A4 at #23 UCLA * W 6-1 A7 Cal State Northridge W 8-7 A1 * at Stanford (DH) (12) W 3-2 M25 #17 Arizona State * W 14-13 A5 at #23 UCLA * W 7-4 A9 Oregon * W 3-2 A2 * at Stanford W 6-1 M27 at UC Riverside W 8-3 A6 at #23 UCLA * L 2-4 A10 Oregon * W 10-3 A5 UC Santa Barbara L 2-9 A5 at #9 Oregon State * L 5-9 A8 #16 Cal State Fullerton (11) W 5-4 A11 Oregon * W 9-1 A7 * California (10) W 2-1 A6 at #9 Oregon State * W 4-1 A11 #5 California W 17-1 A14 #6 Cal State Fullerton L 2-9 A8 * California W 3-2 A7 at #9 Oregon State * (11) L 8-9 A12 #5 California W 11-5 A15 at Pepperdine L 5-8 A9 * California W 10-1 A10 at #18 Cal State Fullerton L 1-7 A13 #5 California L 11-13 A17 at #14 Oregon State * W 4-3 A11 UC Riverside W 17-9 A13 UCLA * L 2-5 A15 at #15 Cal State Fullerton W 14-4 A18 at #14 Oregon State * W 5-2 A13 * at #13 Arizona State W 13-12 A14 UCLA * L 6-7 A18 at UC Santa Barbara L 4-6 A19 at #14 Oregon State * (10) L 4-5 A14 * at #13 Arizona State (10) L 9-10 A15 UCLA * L 9-12 A19 UC Santa Barbara L 2-23 A21 at Loyola Marymount W 13-5 A15 * at #13 Arizona State L 7-8 A17 at #18 UC Irvine L 3-4 A20 at UC Santa Barbara L 0-6 A24 Washington State * W 5-1 A18 at UC Irvine L 0-5 A20 at Washington * W 8-5 A22 San Diego State L 3-6 A25 Washington State * L 3-13 A21 * Washington L 2-7 A21 at Washington * W 5-2 A25 at #5 Stanford * L 0-4 A26 Washington State * L 4-6 A22 * Washington W 15-8 A22 at Washington * L 0-6 A26 at #5 Stanford * L 5-26 A28 at #1 UC Irvine L 5-6 A23 * Washington L 2-7 A24 #15 Cal State Fullerton L 1-3 A27 at #5 Stanford * W 10-9 A29 at #6 Cal State Fullerton W 9-3 A25 Loyola Marymount L 5-6 A27 Washington State * L 4-5 A29 at Cal Poly W 4-3 M1 at Washington * L 8-9 A28 * at Washington State W 9-2 A28 Washington State * W 9-5 M2 Washington * L 4-5 M2 at Washington * L 0-3 A29 * at Washington State L 7-13 A29 Washington State * W 10-8 M3 Washington * L 2-10 M3 at Washington * (10) L 2-3 A30 * at Washington State L 3-6 M12 at #15 Arizona * L 2-5 M4 Washington * L 4-11 M5 #12 Cal Poly W 5-0 M10 at #3 Cal State Fullerton L 6-7 M13 at #15 Arizona * W 7-5 M6 Cal Poly W 9-3 M9 at Cal State Northridge L 4-7 M12 * at UCLA W 8-6 M14 at #14 Arizona * W 4-2 M10 Cal State Northridge L 4-5 M10 at Cal State Northridge (11) L 4-5 M13 * at UCLA L 3-8 M16 UC Santa Barbara W 7-5 M11 Cal State Northridge W 8-2 M13 Loyola Marymount W 11-2 M14 * at UCLA L 1-12 M19 at California * L 3-4 M14 at UC Riverside W 13-10 M15 Stanford * L 6-8 M16 at #20 Pepperdine L 1-2 M20 at California * L 1-6 M16 Oregon State * W 5-3 M16 Stanford * L 1-9 M19 at #25 Wichita State L 3-11 M21 at California * L 3-6 M17 Oregon State * W 5-2 M17 Stanford * W 5-2 M20 at #25 Wichita State L 7-11 M23 at UC Santa Barbara W 8-1 M18 Oregon State * W 6-5 M19 UC Riverside W 5-4 M21 at #25 Wichita State L 8-10 M25 Stanford * L 7-10 M23 at Washington State * L 5-8 M22 at California * W 4-2 M23 #2 Cal State Fullerton L 3-6 M26 Stanford * L 13-20 M24 at Washington State * L 2-4 M23 at California * W 14-4 M26 * Arizona L 5-10 M27 Stanford * L 5-10 M25 at Washington State * W 8-7 M24 at California * L 0-6 M27 * Arizona L 0-6 * Pac-10 game * Pac-10 game * Pac-10 game M28 * Arizona L 14-17 * Pac-10 game Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Matt Cusick .324 1 39 Grant Green .390 9 46 Grant Green .374 4 32 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Johnny Bowden .322 2 8 Derek Perren .362 5 51 Mike O'Neill .319 3 17 Cyle Hankerd .383 10 55 Grant Green .316 2 24 Roberto Lopez .340 2 31 Ricky Oropesa .314 13 48 Matt Cusick .369 4 35 Roberto Lopez .313 0 10 Anthony Vasquez .315 4 33 Anthony Vasquez .307 6 42 Daniel Perales .337 4 37 Hector Estrella .306 2 30 Robert Stock .299 4 22 Alex Sherrod .296 0 11 Blake Sharpe .323 0 32 Baron Frost .310 6 47 Top Pitchers W-L ERA SV Top Pitchers W-L ERA SV Top Pitchers W-L ERA SV Brad Boxberger 3-5 3.20 0 Tommy Milone 6-6 3.51 0 Robert Stock 5-4 2.90 4 Top Pitchers W-L ERA SV Paul Koss 3-3 2.79 16 Kevin Couture 6-2 4.27 0 Brad Boxberger 6-3 3.16 0 Ian Kennedy 5-7 3.90 0 Ryan Cook 7-4 5.06 0 Ryan Cook 7-5 5.11 1 Andrew Triggs 5-3 3.96 0 John Dunn 3-2 4.00 0 Anthony Vasquez 4-6 5.16 0 Anthony Vasquez 3-1 3.65 1 Anthony Vasquez 4-6 4.33 1 Shawn Olsen 4-6 4.85 0 Tommy Milone 3-6 6.17 0 Brad Boxberger 2-4 6.12 3 Daniel Cooper 1-2 2.08 3 Tommy Milone 7-4 4.94 0 Ryan Cook 4-4 5.97 0 Final Pac-10 Standings Final Pac-10 Standings Final Pac-10 Standings W-L PCT GB Overall W-L PCT GB Overall W-L PCT GB Overall Final Pac-10 Standings 1. Arizona State 19-5 .792 — 49-15 1. Arizona State 16-8 .667 — 49-13 1. Arizona State 21-6 .667 — 51-15 W-L PCT GB Overall 2. Arizona 15-9 .625 4 42-17 2. Stanford 14-10 .583 2.0 41-24 2. Washington St. 19-8 .704 2.0 32-25 1. Oregon State 16-7 .696 — 50-16 3. UCLA 14-10 .583 5 33-28 3. UCLA 13-11 .542 3.0 33-27 3. Oregon State 15-12 .556 6.0 37-19 2. Arizona State 14-10 .583 2.5 37-21 4. California 12-12 .500 7 29-26 4. Arizona 12-12 .500 4.0 42-19 UCLA 15-12 .556 6.0 27-29 3. UCLA 13-10 .565 3.0 33-25 5. Washington 11-13 .458 8 29-27 California 12-12 .500 4.0 33-21 5. Arizona 13-14 .481 8.0 30-25 4. Arizona 12-12 .500 4.5 27-28 6. Oregon State 10-14 .417 9 49-18 6. Washington 11-13 .458 5.0 33-22 Stanford 13-14 .481 8.0 30-25 5. Stanford 11-13 .458 5.5 33-27 Washington St. 10-14 .417 9 28-26 Oregon State 11-13 .458 5.0 28-24 USC 13-14 .481 8.0 28-28 USC 11-13 .458 5.5 25-33 8. Stanford 9-15 .375 10 28-28 USC 11-13 .458 5.0 28-28 Washington 13-14 .481 8.0 25-30 Washington 11-13 .458 5.5 36-25 9. USC 8-16 .333 11 27-29 9. Washington St. 8-16 .333 8.0 30-26 9. California 9-18 .333 12.0 24-29 8. Washington St. 10-14 .417 6.5 36-23 10. Oregon 4-23 .148 17.0 14-42 9. California 9-15 .375 7.5 26-28 YEAR˨BY˨YEAR RESULTS

22010010 (28-32, 7-20) 22011011 (25-31, 13-14) 22012012 (23-32, 8-22) 22013013 (20-36, 10-20) F19 at Cal Poly W 9-4 F19 Missouri (DH) W 9-3 f17 Jacksonville W 8-2 f15 at #22 Cal State Fullerton L 2-3 F20 at Cal Poly L 6-10 F19 Cal Poly (DH)(5) W 5-2 F18 Jacksonville W 11-3 F16 at Cal State Bakersfi eld L 4-9 F21 at Cal Poly W 9-4 F20 North Carolina L 7-11 F19 Jacksonville W 4-3 F17 Nebraska W 4-3 F23 Loyola Marymount W 6-5 F22 at UC Riverside W 6-3 F21 at Long Beach State W 4-2 F20 Loyola Marymount W 2-1 F26 Oklahoma State (11) L 4-6 F25 at #25 Rice L 7-10 F24 Akron W 12-1 F22 Cal State Northridge L 4-9 (11) F27 Vanderbilt L 1-10 F26 at #25 Rice L 5-6 F25 Akron W 10-2 F23 at Cal State Northridge W 6-5 (10) F28 #23 UCLA $ L 1-6 F27 at #25 Rice L 2-3 F26 Akron W 9-5 F24 Cal State Northirdge W 4-2 M2 at Long Beach State W 10-5 M1 at Long Beach State L 4-5 F28 at Pepperdine L 2-7 F26 Long Beach State W 4-1 M5 New Mexico L 2-3 M4 at #7 Cal State Fullerton L 1-10 M2 at #6 North Carolina L 1-11 M1 at Fresno State W 9-1 M7 New Mexico (DH) W 6-2 M5 at #7 Cal State Fullerton L 3-7 M3 at #6 North Carolina L 0-1 M2 at Fresno State L 1-5 M7 New Mexico (DH) L 7-16 M6 #7 Cal State Fullerton L 1-2 M4 at #6 North Carolina W 5-2 M3 at Fresno State L 3-14 M9 at Pepperdine W 5-0 M8 at UC Santa Barbara L 2-3 M6 #19 Cal State Fullerton W 7-4 M6 #10 Cal State Fullerton L 4-11 M12 at Hawai'i L 2-8 M11 St. Mary's W 6-2 M9 Cal State Bakersfi eld W 6-5 M8 #10 Oklahoma W 5-3 M13 at Hawai'i W 3-1 M12 Georgia L 3-5 M10 Cal State Bakersfi eld W 9-8 M9 #22 Notre Dame L 1-2 M14 at Hawai'i W 12-2 M13 vs. UCLA $ W 2-0 M11 Cal State Bakersfi eld W 6-0 M10 at #12 UCLA L 1-6 M15 at Hawai'i W 9-0 M15 Louisville W 4-3 M13 #9 UCLA$ L 2-7 M12 Pepperdine L 4-9 M19 at Pacifi c L 2-8 M16 Louisville W 9-4 M16 Utah* (DH) L 1-3 M15 #16 Oregon* L 2-5 M20 at Pacifi c L 5-6 M18 Pacifi c W 8-2 M17 Utah* (DH) L 0-1 M16 #16 Oregon* L 4-8 M21 at Pacifi c W 15-9 M19 Pacifi c (DH) L 9-10 M18 Utah* W 10-5 M17 #16 Oregon* W 5-3 M23 Pepperdine W 3-2 M19 Pacifi c (DH) L 2-7 M25 at Stanford* (DH) L 2-4 M19 at #4 Louisville L 6-13 M26 at #19 Stanford * W 13-8 M22 UC Santa Barbara L 2-5 M25 at Stanford* (DH) L 2-3 M20 at #4 Louisville L 3-6 M27 at #19 Stanford * L 4-5 M25 #24 UCLA * L 4-8 M26 at Stanford* W 8-4 M22 at Washington* W 5-4 M28 at #19 Stanford * L 1-3 M26 #24 UCLA * L 0-4 M28 at UC Irvine W 5-4 M23 at Washington* L 1-3 M30 at Loyola Marymount W 9-7 M27 #24 UCLA * W 6-2 M30 at Washington State* W 15-10 M24 at Washington* L 3-8 A1 #21 Oregon State * (10) L 1-4 M29 UC Irvine L 0-4 M31 at Washington State* L 7-9 M28 at California* W 4-3 A2 #21 Oregon State * W 8-2 A1 at #13 California * W 10-6 A3 Pepperdine W 5-4 M29 at California* W 9-5 A3 #21 Oregon State * L 3-4 A2 at #13 California * L 2-9 A5 California* L 4-5 M30 at California* L 5-15 A7 Cal State Bakersfi eld W 4-3 A3 at #13 California * L 6-9 A6 California* W 2-1 A2 UC Irvine L 1-3 A9 California * L 9-16 A5 Loyola Marymount W 10-3 A7 California* W 3-2 A5 Stanford* L 2-4 A10 California * L 1-7 A8 #11 Stanford * L 1-8 A10 Loyola Marymount L 5-8 A6 Stanford* L 3-10 A11 California * L 3-4 A9 #11 Stanford * W 3-1 A13 #21 Arizona State* L 1-5 A7 Stanford* W 7-6 A16 at #3 Arizona State * L 4-5 A10 #11 Stanford * W 6-2 A14 #21 Arizona State* L 0-4 A9 at #4 Cal State Fullerton L 4-6 A17 at #3 Arizona State * L 3-5 A12 at Pepperdine (14) W 7-6 A15 #21 Arizona State* L 1-8 A12 #15 Arizona State* W 5-0 A18 at #3 Arizona State * L 6-14 A15 Oregon * L 2-4 A17 at Cal State Bakersfi eld W 11-2 A13 #15 Arizona State* L 3-6 A20 UC Santa Barbara W 9-8 A16 Oregon * W 9-2 A18 UC Santa Barbara L 4-5 A14 #15 Arizona State* L 5-6 A23 at #18 Oregon * L 2-12 A17 Oregon * W 3-1 A24 Long Beach State L 0-1 A16 at Loyola Marymount W 5-3 A24 at #18 Oregon * (10) W 5-4 A19 at Loyola Marymount W 7-4 A27 #19 Oregon State* L 3-5 A19 at Utah* L 0-10 A25 at #18 Oregon * L 4-8 A21 at Washington * W 2-1 A28 #19 Oregon State* W 3-2 A20 at Utah* W 7-4 A27 at UC Santa Barbara L 4-5 A22 at Washington * W 12-9 A29 #19 Oregon State* W 6-2 A21 at Utah* W 15-10 (10) A30 #19 Arizona * W 6-0 A23 at Washington * L 2-8 M1 at #8 Cal State Fullerton L 2-4 A26 at #7 Oregon State* L 4-10 M1 #19 Arizona * W 7-5 A26 Long Beach State L 1-7 M4 Washington* L 0-7 A27 at #7 Oregon State* L 0-3 M2 #19 Arizona * L 7-9 A29 at Arizona * (10) L 3-4 M5 Washington* L 3-6 A28 at #7 Oregon State* L 1-6 M4 at UC Irvine W 8-6 A30 at Arizona * L 4-20 M6 Washington* L 0-5 A30 at Pepperdine L 5-9 M7 Utah W 8-1 M1 at Arizona * L 5-8 M12 at #9 Oregon* L 3-4 M2 TCU L 4-5 M8 Utah W 6-5 M3 UC Riverside L 6-10 M13 at #9 Oregon* L 2-4 M3 TCU W 9-3 M9 Utah W 11-6 M13 #6 Arizona State * W 5-1 M14 at #9 Oregon* L 3-4 M4 TCU L 0-3 M12 Long Beach State L 1-9 M14 #6 Arizona State * L 4-7 M15 at Washington State* L 1-3 M10 Washington State* L 6-7 M14 at #11 UCLA * L 7-13 M15 #6 Arizona State * W 6-2 M18 #14 Arizona* L 1-11 M11 Washington State* W 5-1 M15 at #11 UCLA * L 2-15 M17 at UC Irvine L 2-9 M19 #14 Arizona* W 8-4 M12 Washington State* W 11-0 M16 at #11 UCLA * L 1-2 M20 at #2 Oregon State * L 2-7 M20 #14 Arizona* L 1-6 M17 #8 UCLA* L 1-2 M18 New Mexico State (11) W 9-8 M21 at #2 Oregon State * W 8-3 M22 at UC Santa Barbara L 3-6 M18 #8 UCLA* L 6-7 M19 New Mexico State W 5-3 M22 at #2 Oregon State * W 4-3 M23 UC Riverside L 9-14 M19 #8 UCLA* L 2-5 M21 at #24 Washington State * L 7-20 M24 Pepperdine W 7-3 M25 at #9 UCLA* L 1-3 M21 at UC Irvine W 6-4 M22 at #24 Washington State * L 4-18 M27 Washington State * W 6-2 M26 at #9 UCLA* L 5-6 M24 at Arizona* L 3-4 M23 at #24 Washington State * L 2-8 M28 Washington State * L 2-10 M27 at #9 UCLA* L 6-7 M25 at Arizona* L 4-18 M25 #23 UC Irvine W 8-1 M29 Washington State * L 1-13 M26 at Arizona* L 1-7 M28 Washington * L 7-9 * Pac-10 game * Pac-12 game M29 Washington * W 10-5 $ at Dodger Stadium $ at Dodger Stadium M30 Washington * W 11-5 * Pac-12 game * Pac-10 game Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Top Hitters AVG HR RBI $ at Dodger Stadium Ricky Oropesa .322 7 44 Adam Landecker .329 0 12 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Alex Sherrod .318 6 35 Matt Foat .323 3 27 Adam Landecker .351 2 25 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Brandon Garcia .309 2 22 Dante Flores .310 2 19 Greg Zebrack .345 3 23 Ricky Oropesa .353 20 67 Kevin Roundtree .308 1 11 Brandon Garcia .303 2 14 James Roberts .320 4 28 Mike O'Neill .344 3 25 Joe De Pinto .300 0 24 Alex Sherrod .294 5 22 Kevin Swick .305 2 16 Alex Sherrod .315 6 28 Blake Lacey .291 1 26 Keith Castillo .305 4 15 Top Pitchers W-L ERA SV Top Pitchers W-L ERA SV Kevin Roundtree .288 1 23 Chad Smith 1-2 2.66 4 Andrew Triggs 5-6 3.49 1 Top Pitchers W-L ERA SV Andrew Triggs 5-4 3.67 0 Wyatt Strahan 3-3 1.37 2 Wyatt Strahan 4-3 2.45 0 Top Pitchers W-L ERA SV Logan Odom 5-6 3.96 0 Martin Viramontes 1-2 3.14 5 Bob Wheatley 3-4 2.78 0 Andrew Triggs 2-7 3.95 0 Ben Mount 1-2 5.15 4 Stephen Tarpley 5-3 3.22 0 Brent Wheatley 1-3 3.80 2 Brandon Garcia 2-3 4.17 1 Austin Wood 5-7 5.61 0 Brandon Garcia 3-6 4.81 0 Nigel Nootbaar 2-6 5.10 3 Ben Mount 5-6 4.32 0 Kyle Davis 4-4 5.48 1 Chad Smith 5-6 4.47 2 Kyle Twomey 2-8 5.55 0 Kevin Couture 2-4 5.99 0 Final Pac-10 Standings Final Pac-12 Standings W-L PCT GB Overall W-L PCT GB Overall Final Pac-10 Standings 1. UCLA 18-9 .667 — 35-24 1. UCLA 20-10 .667 -- 48-16 Final Pac-12 Standings W-L PCT GB Overall 2. Arizona State 17-10 .630 1.0 43-18 2. Arizona 19-11 .633 1 48-17 W-L PCT GB Overall 1. Arizona State 20-7 .741 — 52-10 Oregon State 17-10 .630 1.0 41-19 Oregon 19-11 .633 1 46-19 1. Oregon State 24-6 .800 -- 52-13 2. UCLA 18-9 .667 2.0 51-17 4. Arizona 15-12 .556 3.0 39-21 4. Stanford 18-12 .600 2 41-18 2. Oregon 22-8 .733 2 48-16 3. Washington St. 15-12 .556 5.0 37-22 5. Stanford 14-12 .538 3.5 35-22 Oregon State 18-12 .600 2 40-20 3. UCLA 21-9 .700 3 49-17 4. Stanford 14-13 .519 6.0 31-25 6. California 13-13 .500 4.5 38-23 Arizona State 18-12 .600 2 36-20 4. Arizona State 16-14 .533 8 37-22 5. Oregon 13-14 .481 7.0 40-24 7. USC 13-14 .481 5.0 25-31 7. Washington 13-17 .433 7 30-25 Stanford 16-14 .533 8 32-22 California 13-14 .481 7.0 29-25 8. Oregon 11-16 .407 7.0 33-26-1 8. California 12-18 .400 8 29-25 6. Arizona 15-15 .500 9 34-21 7. Arizona 12-15 .444 8.0 34-24 9. Washington St. 10-17 .370 8.0 26-28 Washington State 12-18 .400 8 28-28 Washington 15-15 .500 9 24-32 Oregon State 12-15 .444 8.0 32-24 10. Washington 6-21 .222 12.0 17-37 10. USC 8-22 .267 12 23-32 8. California 10-20 .333 14 23-31 9. Washington 11-16 .407 9.0 28-28 11. Utah 7-23 .233 13 14-42 USC 10-20 .333 14 20-36 10. USC 7-20 .259 13.0 28-32 10. Washington St. 9-21 .300 15 23-32 11. Utah 7-23 .233 17 21-31 22014014 (29-24, 16-14) 22015015 (39-21, 18-12) 22016016 (28-28, 15-15) F14 Northwestern W 4-3 (11) F13 Towson W 17-1 F19 NorthDakota L 1-0 F15 Northwestern W 2-1(15) F14 Towson W 10-0 F20 North Dakota L 5-4 F16 Northwestern W 13-6 F15 Towson W 8-6 F21 North Daoka W 7-6 F18 #3 Cal State Fullerton W 6-1 F17 at Cal State Fullerton W 6-4 F23 at LMU W 4-3 F21 North Dakota State W 4-3 F19 Kentucky W 5-2 F26 Wake Forest W 9-4 F22 North Dakota State W 9-0 F20 Oakland W 8-6 F27 Wake Forest L 5-4 F23 North Dakota State W 5-3 (12) F21 Oakland W 11-1 F28 Wake Forest W 2-1 F25 at Long Beach State L 2-1 F22 Oakland W 7-3 M1 at Long Beach State W 7-4 M2 Cal Poly (DH) L 5-1 F24 at Fresno State W 3-2(10) M4 Oklahoma W 5-4 M2 Cal Poly (DH) W 16-0 F27 Fordham W 3-2 M5 Mississippi State L 8-7 M4 at UC Irvine L 6-4 F28 Fordham W 4-3 M6 UCLA$ L 5-2(14) M7 Houston L 6-1 M1 Fordham W 10-1 M11 at #7 TCU L 8-3 M8 Pepperdine L 10-4 M3 at UC Santa Barbara L 3-2 M12 at #7 TCU L 12-11(10) M9 UCLA L 6-5 M6 TCU W 7-6(12) M13 at #7 TCU W 16-6 M11 LMU W 6-1 M7 Vanderbilt W 6-5 M15 UCONN L 5-4 M14 at #12 Oregon* W 3-2 M8 #6 UCLA$ W 8-4 M17 California* L 5-4 M15 at #12 Oregon* L 7-2 M10 at UC Irvine L 6-2 M18 California* W 18-5 M16 at #12 Oregon* L 7-2 M13 Washington State* W 10-3 M19 California* W 5-4 M18 Stonybrook L 4-3 M14 Washington State* L 4-2 M21 Cal State Fullerton W 3-2 M21 at Stanford* W 4-3 M15 Washington State* W 11-0 M24 at #17 UCSB L 10-1 M22 at Stanford* L 6-2 M17 Fresno State L 14-7 M25 at #17 UCSB L 5-2 M23 at Stanford* W 6-3 (10) M20 at Cal Poly L 5-4 M26 #17 UCSB W 9-5 M25 at LMU W 4-2 M21 at Cal Poly W 13-0 M29 LMU L 8-0 M28 Washington* L 8-2 M22 at Cal Poly L 14-7 A1 at Stanford* W 1-0 M29 Washington* L 19-4 M24 Pepperdine W 5-2 A2 at Stanford* L 11-8 M30 Washington* L 8-3 (14) M27 at Washington* L 5-1 A3 at Stanford* L 8-1 A1 Long Beach State W 4-3 M28 at Washington* W 3-2(16) A5 Pepperdine W 6-5(10) A4 at #25 Arizona State* L 5-3 M29 at Washington* W 4-3(10) A8 Utah* W 5-2 A5 at #25 Arizona State* L 10-9 (11) A2 at #22 Arizona* W 4-1 A9 Utah* W 6-1 A6 at #25 Arizona State* W 8-7 A3 at #22 Arizona* W 13-6 A10 Utah* L 14-8 A8 at #24 Pepperdine L 4-3 A4 at #22 Arizona* W 10-9 A12 at Pepperdine L 3-2 A11 Utah* L 3-2 (13) A7 UC Santa Barbara L 2-1 A15 at Oregon* L 4-3 A12 Utah* W 3-2 A10 UCLA* L 9-3 A16 at Oregon* L 12-8 A13 Utah* W 13-2 A11 UCLA* W 5-0 A17 at Oregon* L 8-5 A17 Arizona* W 1-0 A12 UCLA* L 8-3 A19 Long Beach State W 8-3 A18 Arizona* W 5-4 (12) A14 at Pepperdine W 2-0(12) A22 at Washington State* W 4-2(10) A19 Arizona* W 2-0 A17 Oregon* W 13-9 A23 at Washington State* W 6-2 A22 Hawaii W 10-4 A18 Oregon* L 15-4 A24 at Washington State* L 9-2 A24 at UCLA* W 10-0 A19 Oregon* W 7-3 A26 UC Irvine L 6-5 A25 at UCLA* W 3-2 A24 at Oregon State* W 11-3 A28 Arizona* L 8-5 A26 at UCLA* W 7-4 A25 at Oregon State* L 3-2 A29 Arizona* W 8-5 A29 UC Irvine L 6-2 A26 at Oregon State* L 9-6 A30 Arizona* W 5-2 M2 at Washington State* L 5-2 A28 Cal State Fullerton L 5-3(12) M6 Washington* W 4-3 M3 at Washington State* L 4-3(10) M1 at Utah* W 12-7 M7 Washington* L 7-3 M4 at Washington State* W 7-1 M2 at Utah* W 8-5 M8 Washington* L 6-0 M9 California* W 2-1 M3 at Utah* L 8-5(10) M13 at UCLA* W 5-3 M10 California* L 11-4 M5 UC Irvine L 8-5(10) M14 at UCLA* L 4-3 M11 California* L 4-1 M8 Stanford* W 1-0 M15 at UCLA* W 9-0 M19 Grand Canyon W 6-3 M9 Stanford* L 3-2 M17 at UC Irvine W 8-3 M20 at Cal State Fullerton L 17-3 M10 Stanford* W 2-0 M20 Oregon State* L 3-1 M23 Oregon State* W 4-3 M16 at #22 California* W 11-3 M21 Oreogon State* W 10-1 M24 Oregon State* L 2-0 M17 at #22 California* L 7-5 M22 Oregon State* L 4-1 M25 Oregon State* W 3-1 M18 at #22 California* L 7-2 M24 at #23 Cal State Fullerton W 2-1 * Pac-12 game M22 Arizona State* L 11-3 M27 at #22 Arizona State* L 3-2 M23 Arizona State* W 7-4 M28 at #22 Arizona State* W 6-2 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI M24 Arizona State* W 6-3 M29 at #22 Arizona State* W 31-9 Jake Hernandez .327 0 20 M29 #30 Virginia% L 6-1 Kevin Swick .299 0 24 M30 #13 UC Santa Barbara% W 12-3 Jeremy Martinez .297 1 29 M31 vs. San Diego State% W 12-11 $Dodger Stadium Garrett Stubbs .287 0 18 M31 #30 Virginia%@ L 14-10(11) * Pac-12 game Blake Lacey .281 0 19 * Pac-12 game Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Top Pitchers W-L ERA SV $ at Dodger Stadium David Oppenheim .387 4 25 Kyle Davis 3-4 1.12 9 % NCAA Lake Elsinore Regional Jeremy Martinez .376 6 42 Kyle Twomey 2-2 3.11 0 @NCAA Lake Elsinore Regional Final Frankie Rios .323 2 20 Wyatt Strahan 6-5 3.28 1 AJ Ramirez .301 9 44 Brent Wheatley 4-3 3.58 0 Top Hitters AVG HR RBI Corey Dempster .290 6 24 James Guillen 3-0 4.29 1 Bobby Stahel .376 4 33 Timmy Robinson .282 8 46 Garrett Stubbs .346 1 25 Dante Flores .304 5 43 Top Pitchers W-L ERA SV Jeremy Martinez .296 1 45 Marc Huberman 2-1 1.94 3 Timmy Robinson .295 7 53 Brooks Kriske 1-2 2.55 6 Joe Navilhon 5-5 3.38 0 Top Pitchers W-L ERA SV Brad Wegman 2-1 3.48 1 Marc Huberman 6-4 2.36 4 CJ Stubbs 2-1 3.86 0 Tyler Gilbert 5-2 2.79 2 Kyle Davis 5-8 4.70 0 Kyle Twomey 8-2 2.88 0 Brooks Kriske 2-1 2.90 0 Kyle Davis 3-3 4.05 6

YEAR˨BY˨YEAR TEAM STATISTICS

Batting Average 23 ...... 1991 Team Batting, 1957-Present 1. .335 ...... 1996 7. 22 ...... 1972 2. .332 ...... 1997 8. 21 ...... 1962 3. .327 ...... 1998 21 ...... 1963 YEAR BA G AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SB BB SO 4. .325 ...... 1959 21 ...... 1978 1957 .265 32 1032 201 273 171 43 14 22 16 175 170 5. .319 ...... 1958 1958 .319 42 1484 391 474 346 76 20 37 14 267 186 6. .317 ...... 2002 Home Runs 1959 .325 36 1300 350 422 293 78 17 46 27 233 146 7. .316 ...... 1988 1. 114 ...... 1998 1960 .278 60 2036 441 577 360 81 28 42 14 351 249 8. .315 ...... 1995 2. 94 ...... 2000 1961 .277 53 1733 332 480 263 69 16 45 23 249 215 9. .313 ...... 2006 3. 87 ...... 1999 1962 .279 48 1576 323 440 259 79 21 35 26 292 390 10. .312 ...... 1978 4. 85 ...... 1984 1963 .259 54 1774 317 459 262 64 21 48 36 254 398 .312 ...... 1979 5. 81 ...... 1978 1964 .267 56 1891 355 505 290 90 20 41 64 262 330 .312 ...... 1981 6. 80 ...... 1995 1965 .274 46 1494 276 409 243 59 13 46 45 242 323 7. 77 ...... 1977 Runs 77 ...... 1988 1966 .253 61 1978 369 500 322 94 17 47 46 296 344 1. 543 ...... 1998 9. 74 ...... 1994 1967 .256 53 1745 288 446 234 78 19 32 38 276 334 2. 520 ...... 1974 10. 73 ...... 2003 1968 .260 65 2106 376 548 307 98 14 51 51 282 471 3. 513 ...... 1995 1969 .269 55 1800 334 485 291 68 18 47 44 288 371 4. 498 ...... 1997 Stolen Bases 1970 .275 65 2173 406 598 351 108 25 60 53 323 449 5. 496 ...... 1978 1. 115 ...... 1990 1971 .289 66 2175 414 625 372 117 25 45 45 287 335 6. 487 ...... 2002 2. 111 ...... 1994 1972 .283 64 2137 404 605 349 107 22 43 41 322 312 7. 481 ...... 1996 111 ...... 1998 1973 .287 62 2052 400 588 362 97 19 62 36 309 394 8. 480 ...... 1999 4. 107 ...... 1989 1974 .299 70 2408 520 719 472 136 25 67 61 409 361 9. 474 ...... 1988 5. 94 ...... 2015 1975 .273 57 1904 360 519 314 81 20 49 35 320 355 10. 467 ...... 1989 94 ...... 1995 7. 93 ...... 1997 1976 .256 61 2024 289 519 260 75 9 39 53 282 247 Hits 8. 92 ...... 1987 1977 .285 66 2288 444 652 406 122 23 77 44 285 370 1. 781 ...... 1995 9. 87 ...... 1988 1978 .312 63 2120 496 662 434 109 21 81 51 369 287 2. 746 ...... 1998 87 ...... 1996 1979 .312 57 1991 446 621 379 105 13 59 54 357 289 3. 738 ...... 1997 1980 .287 51 1776 295 510 272 77 14 49 23 263 263 4. 719 ...... 1974 Walks 1981 .312 59 2089 418 652 390 120 10 68 38 305 245 719 ...... 1996 1. 409 ...... 1974 1982 .268 59 2012 343 540 307 79 14 38 21 350 305 6. 701 ...... 1993 2. 369 ...... 1978 1983 .285 56 1945 357 554 323 95 10 64 33 277 285 7. 684 ...... 2002 3. 357 ...... 1979 1984 .296 67 2292 452 682 397 121 13 85 41 326 304 8. 682 ...... 1984 4. 351 ...... 1960 1985 .275 66 2271 334 624 300 118 14 37 49 261 394 9. 680 ...... 1989 5. 350 ...... 1982 10. 676 ...... 1988 6. 327 ...... 1995 1986 .288 55 1903 361 549 326 108 14 39 52 230 342 7. 326 ...... 1984 1987 .287 60 1940 331 556 297 84 16 32 92 248 330 RBI 8. 324 ...... 1998 1988 .316 62 2142 474 676 433 110 18 77 87 285 331 1. 506 ...... 1998 9. 323 ...... 1970 1989 .302 66 2253 467 680 404 120 19 42 107 303 305 2. 472 ...... 1995 10. 322 ...... 1972 1990 .298 62 2107 425 627 367 111 19 54 115 291 353 3. 455 ...... 1995 1991 .307 64 2171 460 666 422 125 23 69 66 297 287 4. 447 ...... 2002 Strikeouts 1992 .274 54 1809 303 496 267 94 15 38 66 207 366 5. 440 ...... 1996 1. 471 ...... 1968 1993 .311 64 2252 436 701 395 156 16 69 71 203 344 6. 439 ...... 1997 471 ...... 1999 1994 .308 61 2069 413 638 368 117 13 74 111 255 277 7. 434 ...... 1978 3. 449 ...... 1970 1995 .315 70 2480 513 781 455 121 19 80 94 327 400 8. 433 ...... 1988 4. 443 ...... 2010 9. 426 ...... 1999 5. 420 ...... 1998 1996 .335 61 2148 481 719 440 129 15 61 87 247 302 10. 422 ...... 1991 6. 412 ...... 2009 1997 .332 62 2226 498 738 439 157 5 67 93 301 386 7. 400 ...... 1995 1998 .327 66 2278 543 746 506 141 12 114 111 324 420 Doubles 8. 398 ...... 1963 1999 .311 62 2122 480 661 426 127 16 87 66 284 471 1. 157 ...... 1997 9. 394 ...... 1985 2000 .306 64 2165 443 662 409 138 14 94 71 264 411 2. 156 ...... 1993 394 ...... 1973 2001 .300 64 2143 396 642 350 105 19 52 78 233 298 3. 141 ...... 1998 2002 .317 61 2155 487 684 447 128 14 71 67 275 364 4. 138 ...... 2000 2003 .281 56 1930 333 543 296 104 11 73 31 219 339 5. 136 ...... 1974 2004 .290 56 1908 343 554 306 110 9 43 44 246 381 6. 129 ...... 1996 2005 .290 63 2100 384 608 344 107 14 43 40 284 364 7. 128 ...... 2002 8. 127 ...... 1999 2006 .313 58 2004 377 627 347 100 12 32 43 244 308 9. 125 ...... 1991 2007 .286 56 1899 287 544 262 101 19 25 61 217 350 10. 122 ...... 1977 2008 .293 56 1920 333 563 307 102 13 50 66 203 343

2009 .274 56 1862 301 510 267 87 18 41 58 215 412 Triples 2010 .291 60 2040 341 594 310 116 11 59 34 227 443 1. 29 ...... 1960 2011 .274 56 1835 255 503 232 72 10 21 33 179 372 2. 25 ...... 1970 2012 .274 55 1839 242 504 220 73 6 15 43 179 332 25 ...... 1971 2013 .280 56 1883 230 528 209 95 11 18 38 132 328 25 ...... 1974 2014 .265 53 1795 236 476 222 84 8 8 39 156 300 5. 23 ...... 1977 2015 .296 60 2084 377 616 347 110 14 34 94 231 374 YEAR˨BY˨YEAR TEAM STATISTICS

Earned Run Average 7. 176 ...... 1997 1. 2.26 ...... 1967 8. 178 ...... 1957 Team Pitching, 1957-Present 2. 2.30 ...... 1970 9. 184 ...... 1958 3. 2.32 ...... 1968 10. 187 ...... 2003 YEAR ERA G W-L SV CG IP H R ER BB SO 4. 2.37 ...... 1969 187 ...... 2008 1957 4.47 32 19-13 — — 274.0 274 197 136 178 230 5. 2.42 ...... 1966 1958 2.93 42 35-7 — — 371.2 314 163 121 184 275 6. 2.46 ...... 1961 Walks Per Nine Innings 1959 2.65 36 29-6 — — 319.2 250 119 94 158 220 7. 2.58 ...... 1975 1. 2.20 ...... 1967 8. 2.61 ...... 1965 2. 2.29 ...... 1966 1960 3.56 60 44-16 — — 531.2 432 258 209 299 407 9. 2.63 ...... 1978 3 2.65 ...... 1969 1961 2.46 53 43-9 — — 472.0 348 186 129 210 420 10. 2.65 ...... 1959 4. 2.88 ...... 1997 1962 3.59 48 33-13 — — 422.2 367 214 169 229 380 5. 3.14 ...... 1968 1963 3.54 54 37-16 — — 470.0 393 234 185 269 409 Fewest Runs Allowed 6. 3.15 ...... 1996 1964 3.17 56 41-15 — — 487.2 396 224 172 253 396 1. 119 ...... 1959 7. 3.16 ...... 2007 1965 2.61 46 30-15 — — 400.0 316 164 116 151 375 2. 156 ...... 1967 8. 3.20 ...... 1990 3. 163 ...... 1958 9. 3.26 ...... 2001 1966 2.42 61 49-11 — — 528.0 429 201 142 148 415 4. 164 ...... 1965 3.26 ...... 2005 1967 2.26 53 38-13 — — 474.0 375 156 119 116 433 5. 165 ...... 1969 1968 2.32 65 50-14 — — 547.1 413 203 141 191 511 6. 186 ...... 1961 Strikeouts 1969 2.37 55 42-12 — — 478.2 370 165 126 141 419 7. 201 ...... 1966 1. 605 ...... 2001 1970 2.30 64 51-13 — — 574.1 497 218 147 234 437 8. 203 ...... 1968 2. 579 ...... 1998 1971 2.72 66 53-13 — 20 542.2 459 214 164 252 485 9. 208 ...... 1975 3. 570 ...... 2000 10. 214 ...... 1962 1972 2.94 64 50-13 — 14 561.0 501 239 183 240 347 4. 568 ...... 1999 214 ...... 1971 5. 511 ...... 1968 1973 2.86 62 51-11 — 17 538.1 460 228 171 204 365 Runs Per Nine Innings 6. 491 ...... 2005 1974 3.32 70 50-20 — 17 607.2 620 313 224 263 410 1. 2.96 ...... 1967 7. 485 ...... 1971 1975 2.58 57 42-14 — 17 505.0 429 208 145 214 289 2. 3.10 ...... 1969 8. 463 ...... 2004 1976 3.32 61 33-26 — 14 536.0 503 262 198 279 359 3. 3.11 ...... 1966 9. 457 ...... 2002 1977 3.31 66 46-20 — 20 589.1 524 297 217 267 400 4. 3.34 ...... 1968 10. 454 ...... 2015 1978 2.63 63 54-9 — 11 561.2 484 215 164 271 402 5. 3.35 ...... 1959 6. 3.42 ...... 1970 1979 4.40 57 33-24 — 11 493.0 538 341 241 246 308 Strikeouts Per Nine Innings 7. 3.45 ...... 1978 1. 9.44 ...... 2001 1980 3.99 51 27-24 — 6 449.0 436 259 199 201 308 8. 3.55 ...... 1961 2. 9.39 ...... 1999 1981 5.48 59 34-24 13 5 527.0 600 413 321 300 314 3.55 ...... 1971 3. 9.08 ...... 2000 1982 5.15 59 23-36 8 3 517.0 588 407 296 363 266 10. 3.69 ...... 1965 4. 8.85 ...... 1998 1983 4.39 56 32-23 6 11 498.0 526 311 243 225 307 5. 8.44 ...... 1965 1984 4.29 67 44-23 18 9 592.0 606 355 282 342 414 Earned Runs 8.44 ...... 2004 1. 94 ...... 1959 7. 8.40 ...... 1968 1985 5.88 66 22-44 12 7 582.0 683 483 380 401 435 2. 116 ...... 1965 8. 8.22 ...... 1967 1986 5.30 55 26-29 10 9 477.0 492 342 281 286 371 3. 119 ...... 1967 9. 8.09 ...... 1962 1987 4.05 60 32-28 18 3 522.2 535 318 235 256 328 4. 121 ...... 1958 10. 8.04 ...... 1971 1988 5.55 62 36-26 13 5 546.2 653 414 337 249 336 5. 126 ...... 1969 1989 4.41 66 41-25 18 6 588.0 615 372 288 291 417 6. 129 ...... 1961 Saves 1990 3.74 62 40-22 14 9 557.2 574 308 232 198 342 7. 136 ...... 1957 1. 24 ...... 1998 8. 141 ...... 1968 1991 4.17 64 46-17 17 5 568.0 591 329 263 233 445 2. 22 ...... 1995 9. 142 ...... 1966 3. 19 ...... 2007 1992 4.43 54 28-26 10 8 475.1 512 297 234 232 397 10. 145 ...... 1975 4. 18 ...... 1984 1993 4.77 64 35-29 18 2 566.0 618 384 300 303 370 18 ...... 1987 1994 3.60 61 41-20 14 8 530.1 517 258 212 212 329 Fewest Hits Allowed 18 ...... 1989 1995 4.19 70 49-21 22 8 631.1 667 363 294 231 440 1. 250 ...... 1959 18 ...... 1993 1996 4.40 61 44-16 14 10 539.2 568 321 264 189 402 2. 274 ...... 1957 8. 17 ...... 1991 9. 16 ...... 2005 1997 4.45 62 42-20 12 5 549.2 601 334 272 176 433 3. 314 ...... 1958 4. 316 ...... 1965 10. 14 ...... 1990 1998 5.03 66 49-17 24 7 589.0 630 399 329 243 579 5. 348 ...... 1961 14 ...... 1994 1999 4.89 62 36-26 10 5 544.1 579 360 296 256 568 6. 367 ...... 1962 14 ...... 1996 2000 4.41 64 44-20 14 3 565.0 574 332 277 263 570 7. 370 ...... 1969 14 ...... 2000 2001 3.46 64 45-19 13 10 576.2 540 268 222 209 605 8. 375 ...... 1967 14 ...... 2016 2002 5.66 61 37-24 11 0 550.1 657 418 346 277 457 9. 413 ...... 1968 10. 429 ...... 1966 2003 5.75 56 28-28 12 2 493.1 603 376 315 187 410 429 ...... 1975 2004 5.51 56 24-32 12 4 493.2 600 367 302 235 463 Hits Per Nine Innings 2005 4.09 63 41-22 16 3 554.2 574 305 252 201 491 1. 6.63 ...... 1966 2006 5.23 58 25-33 6 1 516.0 614 363 300 212 343 2. 6.64 ...... 1961 2007 4.90 56 27-29 19 1 497.2 568 317 271 175 368 3. 6.79 ...... 1968 2008 5.64 56 28-28 9 3 490.0 558 360 307 187 407 4. 6.96 ...... 1969 2009 4.06 56 28-28 10 5 499.1 492 292 225 231 438 5. 7.04 ...... 1959 6. 7.11 ...... 1965 2010 5.23 56 28-32 7 1 528.1 639 384 307 230 414 7. 7.12 ...... 1967 2011 4.83 56 25-31 9 5 491.2 533 303 264 215 355 8. 7.31 ...... 1960 2012 3.69 55 23-32 8 3 483.6 499 256 198 194 351 7.31 ...... 1964 2013 4.81 56 20-36 8 3 490.1 554 318 262 240 316 10. 7.53 ...... 1963 2014 3.48 53 29-24 11 2 494.2 458 229 191 223 375 2015 3.65 60 39-21 15 3 554.1 538 273 225 249 454 Fewest Walks Allowed 1. 116 ...... 1967 2016 4.51 56 28-28 14 1 499.1 495 275 250 248 412 2. 141 ...... 1969 3. 148 ...... 1966 4. 151 ...... 1965 5. 158 ...... 1959 6. 175 ...... 2007 YEAR˨BY˨YEAR INDIVIDUAL BATTING LEADERS

Year Average Home Runs RBI Hits Runs Stolen Bases 1949 Bill Sharman, .365 Rudy Regalado, 11 Rudy Regalado, 55 Rudy Regalado, 64 Rudy Regalado, 50 Freeman/Roundy, 5 1950 Rudy Regalado, .375 Al Karan, 6 Regalado/Lillis, 35 Bob Lillis, 61 Bob Lillis, 48 Jay Roundy, 14 1951 Hal Charnofsky, .368 Bob Lillis, 7 Bob Lillis, 49 Stan Charnofsky, 76 Bob Lillis, 52 Bob Lillis, 14 1952 Hal Charnofsky, .380 Al Lamont, 7 Hal Charnofsky, 50 Hal Charnofsky, 78 Stan Charnofsky, 51 Hal Charnofsky, 12 1953 Ed Simpson, .404 Boone/Simpson, 5 Ed Simpson, 49 Ed Simpson, 69 John Stevenson, 57 Boone/Oros, 7 1954 Tony Santino, .338 Gerry Mason, 11 Gerry Mason, 45 Mason/Stevenson, 50 Gerry Mason, 40 Verle Sorgen, 14 *1955 Gerry Mason, .452 Gerry Mason, 8 Gerry Mason, 26 Gerry Mason, 28 Mason/Santino, 27 — 1956 Kent Hadley, .387 Kent Hadley, 17 Kent Hadley, 46 Kent Hadley, 43 Kent Hadley, 37 Bill Faddis, 9 1957 Mike Castanon, .373 Hoeck/Shollin, 5 Ken Hoeck, 31 Mike Castanon, 44 Castanon/Olson, 31 Ken Hoeck, 4 1958 Bill Heath, .396 Ron Fairly, 9 Ron Fairly, 67 Mike Castanon, 60 Jerry Siegert, 49 Don Buford, 3 1959 John Werhas, .419 Len Gabrielson, 10 Rex Johnston, 37 Fred Scott, 56 Fred Scott, 48 Don Buford, 8 1960 Willie Ryan, .350 Bill Heath, 8 Bob Levingston, 50 Tom Satriano, 69 Tom Satriano, 62 Ron Stillwell, 4 1961 Willie Ryan, .373 Mickey McNamee, 8 Steve Bach, 33 Willie Ryan, 63 Ron Stillwell, 39 Ryan/Stillwell, 4 1962 Bob Levingston, .382 Marvin Lotz, 7 Bob Levingston, 38 Bob Levingston, 60 Mike Gillespie, 40 Willie Brown, 6 1963 Willie Brown, .352 Bud Hollowell, 9 Kenny Washington, 35 Kenny Washington, 52 Willie Brown, 39 Larry Sandel, 9 1964 Gary Sutherland, .363 Gary Sutherland, 7 Daryl Wilkins, 36 Gary Sutherland, 62 Gary Sutherland, 35 Willie Brown, 15 1965 Daryl Wilkins, .381 Garrett/Wilkins, 6 Daryl Wilkins, 41 Daryl Wilkins, 59 Mike Garrett, 32 Mike Garrett, 11 1966 Oscar Brown, .340 Pat Harrison, 12 Pat Harrison, 60 Pat Harrison, 58 Fred Shuey, 45 Oscar Brown, 12 1967 Bill Seinsoth, .327 Pat Harrison, 8 Pat Harrison, 42 Shelly Andrens, 59 Shelly Andrens, 43 Shelly Andrens, 8 1968 Cal Meier, .372 Pat Harrison, 12 Pat Harrison, 47 Chuck Ramshaw, 61 Chuck Ramshaw, 51 Meier/Ramshaw, 9 1969 Cal Meier, .385 Bill Seinsoth, 14 Bill Seinsoth, 52 Meier/Seinsoth, 64 3 with 36 Cal Meier, 20 1970 Dave Kingman, .355 Dan Stoligrosz, 14 Dan Stoligrosz, 55 Dan Stoligrosz, 69 Dan Stoligrosz, 50 Cal Meier, 15 1971 Fred Lynn, .345 Craig Perkins, 9 Gordon Carter, 44 Tim Steele, 65 George Ambrow, 43 George Ambrow, 12 1972 Tim Steele, .366 Fred Lynn, 14 Fred Lynn, 46 Tim Steele, 75 Tim Steele, 57 Jeff Pedersen, 10 1973 Rich Dauer, .361 Rich Dauer, 11 Rich Dauer, 43 Rich Dauer, 73 Rich Dauer, 49 Cobb/Tevlin, 9 1974 Rich Dauer, .387 Rich Dauer, 15 Rich Dauer, 92 Rich Dauer, 108 Rich Dauer, 75 Marvin Cobb, 14 1975 Steve Kemp, .435 Steve Kemp, 13 Steve Kemp, 67 Steve Kemp, 90 Steve Kemp, 53 Marvin Cobb, 17 1976 Rob Hertel, .312 Larry Fobbs, 7 Larry Fobbs, 35 Rob Hertel, 65 Bobby Mitchell, 30 John Wells, 11 1977 Dave Van Gorder,.339 Dave Hostetler, 13 Dave Hostetler, 48 Doug Stokke, 79 Dave Hostetler, 53 John Wells, 11 1978 Tim Tolman, .404 Dave Hostetler, 17 Dave Engle, 55 Dave Engle, 74 Dave Hostetler, 54 John Wells, 19 1979 Dave Leeper, .339 Bob Skube, 13 Keith Brown, 53 Keith Brown, 66 Gerald Price, 52 Chuck Menzhuber, 16 1980 Marty Wilkerson, .376 4 with 7 Marty Wilkerson, 33 Marty Wilkerson, 68 Dave Smith, 41 Edmonds/Wilkerson, 5 1981 Dan Davidsmeier, .371 Dan Davidsmeier, 16 Dan Davidsmeier, 58 Dan Davidsmeier, 85 Dan Davidsmeier, 52 Chuck Menzhuber, 13 1982 Dave Smith, .345 Reggie Montgomery, 8 John Wallace, 49 John Wallace, 66 John Wallace, 40 Gary Snell, 8 1983 Alby Silvera, .353 Mark McGwire, 19 Mark McGwire, 59 Mark McGwire, 61 Mark McGwire, 46 John Wallace, 8 1984 Mark McGwire, .387 Mark McGwire, 32 Mark McGwire, 80 Mark McGwire, 96 Mark McGwire, 75 Jeff Brown, 12 1985 Wetherby/Oppenheimer, .364 Jeff Wetherby, 7 Dan Henley, 39 Dan Henley, 75 Dan Henley, 40 Dan Henley, 11 1986 Scott Sommers, .409 Brown/Henley, 8 Dan Henley, 43 Scott Sommers, 90 Dan Henley, 52 Don Buford, 17 1987 Keith Watkins, .350 Brown/Campanis, 6 Keith Watkins, 37 Keith Watkins, 72 Keith Watkins, 40 Don Buford, 24 1988 Jim Campanis, .392 Jim Campanis, 23 Jim Campanis, 92 Bret Barberie, 91 Bret Barberie, 67 John Jackson, 17 1989 John Jackson, .356 B.Boone/Robertson, 9 Bret Boone, 57 John Jackson, 90 B.Boone/Jackson, 62 John Jackson, 21 1990 Mark Smith, .333 Bret Boone, 12 Mark Smith, 54 Mark Smith, 80 B.Boone/Smith, 53 Damon Buford, 23 1991 Jeff Cirillo, .380 Robertson/Smith, 16 Mark Smith, 80 Jeff Cirillo, 100 Mark Smith, 72 Mark Smith, 18 1992 Bobby Hughes, .351 Bobby Hughes, 13 Bobby Hughes, 45 Bobby Hughes, 65 Bobby Hughes, 36 Billy Morris, 22 1993 Casey Burrill, .408 Casey Burrill, 13 Gabe Alvarez, 53 Casey Burrill, 97 J.P. Roberge, 55 J.P. Roberge, 14 1994 Geoff Jenkins, .373 Walter Dawkins, 17 Gabe Alvarez, 51 3 with 84 Geoff Jenkins, 64 Aaron Boone, 26 1995 Geoff Jenkins, .399 Geoff Jenkins, 23 Geoff Jenkins, 78 Jacque Jones, 106 Geoff Jenkins, 75 3 with 14 1996 Jeff Inglin, .392 Jeff Inglin, 14 Jeff Inglin, 72 Jacque Jones, 93 Greg Walbridge, 62 Ryan Stromsborg, 12 1997 Jason Brown, .368 Eric Munson, 13 Robb Gorr, 52 Marc Mirizzi, 90 Robb Gorr, 64 Wes Rachels, 15 1998 Eric Munson, .392 Morgan Ensberg, 21 Robb Gorr, 79 Robb Gorr, 96 Morgan Ensberg, 74 Morgan Ensberg, 20 1999 Jason Lane, .356 Jason Lane, 20 Jason Lane, 68 Seth Davidson, 82 Jason Lane, 58 Brad Ticehurst, 16 2000 Justin Gemoll, .374 Craig/Gemoll, 18 Justin Gemoll, 67 Justin Gemoll, 91 Anthony Lunetta, 62 Seth Davidson, 26 2001 Brian Barre, .345 Brian Barre, 13 Barre/Peavey, 48 Seth Davidson, 82 Brian Barre, 53 Brian Barre, 20 2002 Alberto Concepcion, .363 Bill Peavey, 15 Bill Peavey, 71 Alberto Concepcion, 85 Brian Barre, 75 Brian Barre, 14 2003 Anthony Lunetta, .349 Jeff Clement, 21 Jeff Clement, 53 Anthony Lunetta, 75 Jeff Clement, 53 Metropoulos/Brewster, 6 2004 Billy Hart, .367 Jeff Clement, 10 Jeff Clement, 43 Blake Sharpe, 74 Joey Metropoulos, 55 Sharpe/Moon, 7 2005 Jeff Clement, .348 Jeff Clement, 15 Jeff Clement, 54 Jeff Clement, 80 Clement/Sharpe, 52 Blake Sharpe, 11 2006 Cyle Hankerd, .383 Cyle Hankerd, 10 Cyle Hankerd, 55 Cyle Hankerd, 88 Matt Cusick, 63 Daniel Perales, 7 2007 Matt Cusick, .324 Lucas Duda, 7 Matt Cusick, 39 Grant Green, 72 Grant Green, 42 Matt Cusick, 10 2008 Grant Green, .390 Grant Green, 9 Derek Perren, 51 Grant Green, 80 Nick Buss, 51 Nick Buss, 16 2009 Grant Green, .374 Ricky Oropesa, 13 Ricky Oropesa, 48 Grant Green, 79 Grant Green, 46 Grant Green, 16 2010 Ricky Oropesa, .353 Ricky Oropesa, 20 Ricky Oropesa, 67 Ricky Oropesa, 83 Ricky Oropesa, 53 Ricky Oropesa, 7 2011 Ricky Oropesa, .322 Ricky Oropesa, 7 Ricky Oropesa, 44 Ricky Oropesa, 67 Kevin Roundtree, 38 Joe De Pinto, 9 2012 Matt Foat, .323 Alex Sherrod, 5 Kevin Roundtree, 31 Matt Foat, 65 Matt Foat, 33 Alex Sherrod, 6 2013 Adam Landecker, .351 James Roberts, 4 James Roberts, 28 Adam Landecker, 71 Greg Zebrack, 35 Adam Landecker, 6 2014 Jake Hernandez, .327 Vahn Bozoian, 3 Timmy Robinson, 30 Kevin Swick, 61 Kevin Swick, 27 Timmy Robinson, 7 2015 Bobby Stahel, .376 AJ Ramirez, 9 Timmy Robinson, 53 Bobby Stahel, 92 Bobby Stahel, 59 Garrett Stubbs, 20 2016 David Oppenheim, .387 AJ Ramirez, 9 Timmy Robinson, 46 Jeremy Martinez, 80 Timmy Robinson, 38 Corey Dempster, 10 *statistics were incomplete for 1955. YEAR˨BY˨YEAR INDIVIDUAL PITCHING LEADERS

Year Wins ERA Strikeouts Innings Appearances Saves 1949 Jack Schlarb, 12 Jack Schlarb, 3.31 Jack Schlarb, 101 Jack Schlarb, 138.1 Jack Schlarb, 25 — 1950 Tom Lovrich, 10 Tom Lovrich, 2.69 Jack Schlarb, 78 Cesca/Schlarb, 110.0 Dave Cesca, 21 — 1951 Tom Lovrich, 12 Tom Lovrich, 3.26 Tom Lovrich, 69 Tom Lovrich, 146.1 Tom Lovrich, 25 — 1952 Tom Lovrich, 11 Tom Lovrich, 2.43 Jack Schlarb, 70 Tom Lovrich, 107.0 — — 1953 Ed Hookstratten, 10 Vic Lapiner, 2.37 Ed Hookstratten, 82 Ed Hookstratten, 108.0 — — 1954 Vic Lapiner, 8 Ralph Pausig, 2.25 Vic Lapiner, 44 Vic Lapiner, 107.0 — — *1955 Lapiner/Pausig, 7 Marty Zuanich, 1.71 Ralph Pausig, 46 Vic Lapiner, 69.0 Lapiner/Pausig, 8 — 1956 Ed Isherwood, 7 Marty Zuanich, 2.89 Marty Zuanich, 37 Marty Zuanich, 96.1 Jerry Parker, 14 — 1957 Dale Zeigler, 9 Pat Gillick, 1.80 Dale Zeigler, 105 Dale Zeigler, 86.0 Dale Zeigler, 17 — 1958 Bruce Gardner, 13 Bill Thom, 2.40 Bill Thom, 76 Bill Thom, 92.2 Bruce Gardner, 18 — 1959 Bill Thom, 10 Bill Thom, 1.44 Bruce Gardner, 77 Bruce Gardner, 95.1 Bruce Gardner, 16 — 1960 Bruce Gardner, 18 Pete Kenney, 2.17 Bruce Gardner, 135 Bruce Gardner, 182.2 Bruce Gardner, 27 — 1961 Jim Withers, 12 Jim Withers, 1.88 Jim Withers, 92 Jim Withers, 124.2 Ken Yaryan, 23 — 1962 Ken Yaryan, 9 M. Lachemann, 2.54 Ken Yaryan, 132 Ken Yaryan, 123.0 Ken Yaryan, 23 — 1963 Walt Peterson, 13 Pete Hillman, 1.09 Walt Peterson, 72 Walt Peterson, 166.0 Walt Peterson, 25 — 1964 Walt Peterson, 17 Walt Peterson, 1.54 Walt Peterson, 116 Walt Peterson, 152.0 Walt Peterson, 27 — 1965 Tom Seaver, 10 Tom Seaver, 2.47 John Herbst, 101 Tom Seaver, 105.2 John Herbst, 23 — 1966 John Stewart, 16 Ron Cook, 1.52 John Stewart, 132 John Stewart, 148.1 John Stewart, 28 — 1967 Bill Lee, 13 Tom House, 1.43 Mike Adamson, 143 Bill Lee, 115.2 Bill Lee, 23 — 1968 Lee/Strom, 12 Bob Vaughn, 1.23 Brent Strom, 147 Brent Strom, 130.2 Brent Strom, 30 — 1969 Dave Kingman, 11 Dave Kingman, 1.38 Brent Strom, 117 Jim Barr, 112.2 — — 1970 Jim Barr, 14 Greg Widman, 1.16 Jim Barr/Strom, 99 Jim Barr, 141.0 — — 1971 Mark Sogge, 14 Mark Sogge, 1.86 Steve Busby, 106 Steve Busby, 130.0 3 with 23 — 1972 Greg Widman, 14 Russ McQueen, 1.64 Greg Widman, 100 Greg Widman, 140.1 Russ McQueen, 32 — 1973 Randy Scarbery, 15 Randy Scarbery, 1.83 Randy Scarbery, 103 Randy Scarbery, 132.2 Mark Barr, 22 — 1974 Mark Barr, 11 Al Meyer, 2.06 Pete Redfern, 70 Mark Barr, 104.1 Mark Barr, 23 — 1975 Milke/Redfern, 9 Pete Redfern, 1.24 Pete Redfern, 120 Pete Redfern, 108.2 John Racanelli, 19 — 1976 Charlie Phillips, 11 Ernie Mauritson, 1.95 John Racanelli, 78 Charlie Phillips, 109.1 Charlie Phillips, 23 — 1977 Bill Bordley, 14 Brian Hayes, 1.77 Bill Bordley, 108 Brian Hayes, 122.1 Jeff Schattinger, 23 — 1978 Bordley/Boxberger, 12 Jeff Wick, 1.51 Bill Bordley, 110 Bill Bordley, 125.1 Jeff Schattinger, 29 — 1979 Psaltis/Wick, 6 Mike Couchee, 3.30 Spiro Psaltis, 78 Mike Couchee, 92.2 Stan Williams, 23 — 1980 Bill Peltola, 5 Bill Peltola, 2.41 Tim Kammeyer, 69 Mike Couchee, 93.2 Kammeyer/Jones, 21 4 with 2 1981 Mickey Meister, 9 Steve Heslop, 3.47 Tim Kammeyer, 65 Mickey Meister, 91.1 Kammeyer/Peltola, 24 3 with 3 1982 Sid Akins, 6 Phil Smith, 2.70 Sid Akins, 49 Sid Akins, 105.0 Akins/Meister, 22 McGwire/Smith, 2 1983 Akins/Smith, 7 Mark McGwire, 2.78 Sid Akins, 64 Sid Akins, 114.1 Phil Smith, 21 Randy Johnson, 3 1984 Randy Robertson, 11 Rick Weible, 2.77 Sid Akins, 82 Randy Robertson, 114.2 Randy Johnson, 26 Rick Weible, 7 1985 Randy Johnson, 6 Chris Shifl ett, 3.31 Randy Johnson, 99 Randy Johnson, 118.1 Rick Weible, 31 Steve Bast, 6 1986 Brad Brink, 8 Brad Brink, 3.43 Brad Brink, 110 Brad Brink, 123.1 Steve Bast, 34 Steve Bast, 5 1987 3 with 6 Brian Nichols, 1.70 Darrin Beer, 79 Randy Powers, 113.0 Greg Mayer, 31 Brian Nichols, 17 1988 Randy Powers 11 Steve Gewecke, 4.36 Darrin Beer, 83 Darrin Beer, 131.1 Latter/Nichols, 27 Brian Nichols, 9 1989 Randy Powers, 10 Dave Latter, 2.91 Randy Powers, 81 Phil Kendall, 112.1 Darrin Beer, 38 Darrin Beer, 7 1990 Randy Powers, 11 Randy Powers, 2.29 Randy Powers, 90 Randy Powers, 137.2 Jackie Nickell, 29 Cirillo/Proctor, 3 1991 Jackie Nickell, 9 Phil Kendall, 3.05 Jackie Nickell, 79 Jackie Nickell, 103.1 Phil Kendall, 28 Jeff Cirillo, 6 1992 Dan Hubbs, 7 Jackie Nickell, 3.48 Jackie Nickell, 106 Jackie Nickell, 119.0 Ryan Henderson, 26 Jackie Nickell, 4 1993 Mike Collett, 9 Dan Hubbs, 2.96 Dan Hubbs, 90 Tony Nieto, 99.2 Dan Hubbs, 33 Dan Hubbs, 18 1994 Randy Flores, 11 Randy Flores, 1.66 Randy Flores, 63 Tony Nieto, 105.0 Grant Vermillion, 26 Grant Vermillion, 7 1995 Randy Flores, 13 Jason Garner, 3.12 Brian Cooper, 92 Randy Flores, 150.0 Jason Garner, 31 Jason Garner, 15 1996 Seth Etherton, 12 Scott Henderson, 3.19 Seth Etherton, 104 Randy Flores, 118.1 Jack Krawczyk, 25 Jack Krawczyk, 12 1997 Seth Etherton, 10 Seth Etherton, 2.96 Seth Etherton, 106 Randy Flores, 113.0 Jack Krawczyk, 33 Jack Krawczyk, 11 1998 Seth Etherton, 13 Seth Etherton, 3.23 Seth Etherton, 182 Seth Etherton, 136.2 Krawczyk/Lane, 34 Jack Krawczyk, 23 1999 Barry Zito, 12 Barry Zito, 3.28 Barry Zito, 154 Justin Lehr, 113.1 Steve Smyth, 29 Lehr/Smyth, 3 2000 Rik Currier, 15 Rik Currier, 3.31 Mark Prior, 150 Mark Prior, 136.1 Ronald Flores, 37 Ronald Flores, 5 2001 Mark Prior, 15 Mark Prior, 1.69 Mark Prior, 202 Mark Prior, 138.2 Brian Bannister, 34 Fraser Dizard, 7 2002 Brett Bannister, 8 Anthony Reyes, 3.44 Brett Bannister, 76 Brett Bannister, 86.0 Cory Campos, 30 Cory Campos, 6 2003 Brian Bannister, 6 Anthony Reyes, 4.38 Bobby Paschal, 67 Brian Bannister, 93.1 Bret Butler, 33 Bret Butler, 8 2004 Ian Kennedy, 7 Ian Kennedy, 2.91 Ian Kennedy, 120 Ian Kennedy, 92.2 Michael Friedman, 29 Josh Rummonds, 4 2005 Ian Kennedy, 12 Ian Kennedy, 2.54 Ian Kennedy, 158 Ian Kennedy, 117.0 Paul Koss, 34 Paul Koss, 14 2006 Tommy Milone, 7 Ian Kennedy, 3.90 Ian Kennedy, 102 Ian Kennedy, 101.2 John Dunn, 40 Paul Koss, 6 2007 Ryan Cook, 7 Brad Boxberger, 3.20 Brad Boxberger, 72 Ryan Cook, 90.2 Paul Koss, 29 Paul Koss, 16 2008 Ryan Cook, 7 Tommy Milone, 3.51 Tommy Milone, 98 Tommy Milone, 97.1 Ryan Cabral, 20 Stock/Boxberger, 3 2009 R. Stock/A. Triggs, 5 Robert Stock, 2.90 Brad Boxberger, 99 Brad Boxberger, 94.0 Daniel Cooper, 22 Robert Stock, 4 2010 Mount/Smith/Fujiya, 5 Andrew Triggs, 3.95 Ben Mount, 65 Ben Mount, 91.2 Ryan Cabral, 28 C. Smith/S. Fujiya, 2 2011 Triggs/Odom/Wood, 5 Andrew Triggs, 3.67 Andrew Triggs, 72 Andrew Triggs, 90.2 Matt Munson, 24 Smith/Mount, 4 2012 Tarpley,/Triggs, 5 Wyatt Strahan, 1.37 Andrew Triggs, 85 Andrew Triggs, 105.2 Brad Douthit, 29 Martin Viramontes, 5 2013 Strahan/Davis, 4 Wyatt Strahan, 2.45 Kyle Twomey, 50 Wyatt Strahan, 80.2 Kyle Davis, 22 Nigel Nootbaar, 3 2014 Wyatt Strahan, 6 Kyle Davis, 1.12 Wyatt Strahan, 89 Wyatt Strahan, 104.1 Kyle Davis, 26 Kyle Davis, 9 2015 Kyle Twomey, 8 Marc Huberman, 2.36 Kyle Twomey, 68 Kyle Twomey, 93.2 Marc Huberman, 27 Kyle Davis, 6 2016 Davis/Navilhon, 5 Marc Huberman, 1.94 Joe Navilhon, 71 Joe Navilhon, 82.2 Kriske/Huberman, 26 Brooks Kriske, 6 *statistics were incomplete for 1955. YEAR˨BY˨YEAR STARTING LINEUPS 1929 1934 1939 C ...... Joe Ward C ...... Frank Roberts C ...... Roy Engle 1945 1B ...... Bud Gorman 1B ...... Ernie Holbrook 1B ...... Wayne Murdock C ...... Richard Moff att 2B ...... Caballero/Kreiger 2B ...... Kenny Peters 2B ...... Art Lilly 1B ...... Ray Wolochow 3B ...... Pete Tarchione 3B ...... Robert Allaire 3B ...... Frank Holley 2B ...... Tom Phelps SS ...... John Von Aspe SS ...... Rod Dedeaux SS ...... Jack Hanson 3B ...... Dick Baugh LF ...... Hal Stanier LF ...... John Morrow LF ...... Frank Koski SS ...... Art Mazmanian CF ...... Doug Hanby CF ...... Ernie Stewart CF ...... John Ramsey LF ...... Clark Higgins RF ...... Al Boswell RF ...... Julie Bescos RF ...... Evans/Lambert CF ...... Bill Steele P ...... Dick Schultz P ...... James Appleby P ...... Jack Brewer RF ...... Blake Headley P ...... Larry Dihel P ...... Clyde Baker P ...... Bob Winslow P ...... Bob Webster P ...... Chuck Kessler P ...... Charles Upton P ...... Charles Strada P ...... Lewis Comer P ...... Eugene Ehlers P ...... Hal Forney P ...... Lewis Crosby P ...... Joe Gorski P ...... Clark Higgins 1930 1935 1940 C ...... Joe Ward C ...... Frank Roberts C ...... Roy Engle 1946 1B ...... Garrett Arbelbide 1B ...... Ernie Holbrook 1B ...... Wayne Murdock C ...... Don Palmer 2B ...... Stan Shepard 2B ...... Kenny Peters 2B ...... Frank Koski 1B ...... Bill Spaeter 3B ...... Ralph Wilcox 3B ...... John Morrow 3B ...... Jack Hanson 2B ...... Al Spaeter SS ...... Orv Mohler SS ...... Rod Dedeaux SS ...... Merrill Combs 3B ...... Jim Hardy LF ...... Jess Hill LF ...... Bill Hanlon LF ...... Bruce Konopka SS ...... Bill Crutchfi eld CF ...... Doug Hanby CF ...... Richard Herzog CF ...... Calvin Barnes LF ...... Hugo Hoff man RF ...... Al Boswell RF ...... (several) RF ...... Les Evans CF ...... Tom Phelps P ...... George Sutherlen P ...... Joe Gonzales P ...... Jack Brewer RF ...... Hank Workman P ...... George Williamson P ...... George Pabst P ...... Bob Winslow P ...... Doug Essick P ...... Lawson Willingham P ...... Jack McDonald P ...... Jack Bomke P ...... Bob Webster P ...... John Gooch P ...... Joel Evans P ...... Ned Haskell 1941 P ...... Dick Bishop 1931 1936 C ...... Jerry Bowman C ...... Joe Ward C ...... Frank Roberts 1B ...... Bruce Konopka 1947 1B ...... Garrett Arbelbide 1B ...... Dave Schwartz 2B ...... Frank Koski C ...... Ken McCreight 2B ...... Stan Shepard 2B ...... Kenny Peters 3B ...... Bud Dawson 1B ...... Larry Pennell 3B ...... Al Hildebrand 3B ...... Bill Hanlon SS ...... Merrill Combs 2B ...... Jim Brideweser SS ...... Orv Mohler SS ...... Hal Sieling LF ...... Calvin Barnes 3B ...... Bill Crutchfi eld LF ...... Hal Stanier LF ...... Alex Petrushkin CF ...... Hal Urner SS ...... Bill Lillie CF ...... Doug Hanby CF ...... Richard Herzog RF ...... Chuck Sylvester LF ...... Archie Wilson RF ...... Al Boswell RF ...... Bill Tanner P ...... Ed Vitalich CF ...... Gordon Jones P ...... George Buchanan P ...... Joe Gonzales P ...... Tommy Wilkins RF ...... Hank Workman P ...... George Sutherlen P ...... Alex Petrushkin P ...... Bob Foltz P ...... Wally Hood P ...... Neil Griffi n P ...... George Pabst P ...... Earl Chambers P ...... Doug Essick P ...... John Gooch P ...... Beecher Twitchell P ...... Dick Bishop 1942 P ...... Ned Haskell 1932 1937 C ...... Bob deLauer C ...... Gene Bankston C ...... Norman Jacot 1B ...... Bruce Konopka 1948 1B ...... Curtis Youel 1B ...... Dave Schwartz 2B ...... Al Spaeter C ...... Bob Zuber 2B ...... Bob Allaire 2B ...... Art Lilly 3B ...... Robert White 1B ...... Hank Cedillos 3B ...... Al Hildebrand 3B ...... Bill Tanner SS ...... Jack Palmer 2B ...... Art Mazmanian SS ...... Orv Mohler SS ...... Hal Sieling LF ...... Bill Badham 3B ...... Bill Lillie LF ...... Garrett Arbelbide LF ...... Alex Petrushkin CF ...... Calvin Barnes SS ...... Jim Brideweser CF ...... Ernie Stewart CF ...... John Berardino RF ...... William White LF ...... Hank Workman RF ...... Herb Rothwill RF ...... Richard Herzog P ...... Ed Vitalich CF ...... Gordon Jones P ...... George Buchanan P ...... Joe Gonzales P ...... Tommy Wilkins RF ...... Gail Henley P ...... Fred Talbert P ...... Alex Petrushkin P ...... Earl Chambers P ...... Wally Hood P ...... Charles Upton P ...... Nelson Cullenward P ...... Dick Bishop P ...... Homer Griffi th P ...... Dick Carpenter 1943 P ...... Maynard Horst C ...... Don Palmer P ...... Tom Kipp 1933 1938 1B ...... Bill Spaeter C ...... Minisian/Bankston C ...... Roy Engle 2B ...... Al Spaeter 1949 1B ...... Curtis Youel 1B ...... Wayne Murdock 3B ...... Roger Combs C ...... McKelvey/Zuber 2B ...... Robert Allaire 2B ...... Art Lilly SS ...... Jack Palmer 1B ...... Rudy Regalado 3B ...... Hildebrand/Morrow 3B ...... Bill Tanner LF ...... Karl Tashjian 2B ...... Art Mazmanian SS ...... Rod Dedeaux SS ...... Hal Sieling CF ...... Hal Urner 3B ...... Hank Cedillos LF ...... Sherman Jensen LF ...... Hanson/Petrushkin RF ...... Ken McCreight SS ...... Jim Brideweser CF ...... Ernie Stewart CF ...... John Ramsey P ...... Ned Haskell LF ...... Bill Sharman RF ...... Herb Rothwill RF ...... Hanson/Olhasso P ...... Dave Sacks CF ...... Al Karan P ...... George Buchanan P ...... Alex Petrushkin P ...... Earl Chambers RF ...... McKelvey/Zuber P ...... Hal Forney P ...... Jack Brewer P ...... Jack Schlarb P ...... Charles Upton P ...... Dick Carpenter 1944 P ...... Don Pender P ...... Wilson Ferguson P ...... Lewis Crosby C ...... McCreight/Palmer P ...... Dick Fiedler 1B ...... Don Hardy P ...... Maynard Horst 2B ...... Bobby Jones 3B ...... Jim Hardy SS ...... Bob Santee LF ...... Art Murphy CF ...... Glenn Danielson RF ...... Emmett Jansen P ...... Hal Saltzman P ...... Charlie Noah P ...... Clark Higgins YEAR˨BY˨YEAR STARTING LINEUPS 1950 1955 1960 1965 C ...... Bob Zuber C ...... John Garten C ...... Bill Heath (.330) C ...... Marty Piscovich (.308) 1B ...... Lamont/Sharman 1B ...... Kent Hadley 1B ...... Willie Ryan (.350) 1B ...... Joe Austin (.284) 2B ...... Stan Charnofsky 2B ...... Jim Oros 2B ...... Steve Bach (.237) 2B ...... Justin Dedeaux (.271) 3B ...... Al Karan 3B ...... Bill Faddis 3B ...... Tom Satriano (.318) 3B ...... Daryl Wilkins (.381) SS ...... Bob Lillis SS ...... John Stevenson SS ...... Ron Stillwell (.278) SS ...... Walker/Withers (.263/.284) LF ...... Jay Roundy LF ...... Gary Robin LF ...Gillespie/Levingston (.290/.314) LF ...... Fred Shuey (.248) CF ...... Serge Freeman CF ...... Tony Santino CF ...... Mickey McNamee (.282) CF ...... Don Johnson (.219) RF ...... Rudy Regalado RF ...... Gerry Mason RF ...... Art Ersepke (.326) RF ...... Mike Garrett (.309) P ...... Tom Lovrich P ...... Vic Lapiner P ...... Bruce Gardner (18-2, 2.71) P ...... Tom Seaver (10-2, 2.47) P ...... Jack Schlarb P ...... Ralph Pausig P ...... Jim Withers (11-6, 2.38) P ...... Larry Fisher (7-2, 2.42) P ...... Dave Cesca P ...... Marty Zuanich P ...... Marcel Lachemann (3-3, 4.08) P ...... John Herbst (4-3, 3.05) P ...... Chuck Pryor P ...... Ken Yaryan (6-3, 5.15) P ...... John Stewart (3-3, 2.25) 1956 1951 C ...... Finigan/Shollin 1961 1966 C ...... Bishara/Wills 1B ...... Kent Hadley C ...... Larry Himes (.333) C ...... Steve Sogge (.307) 1B ...... Gary Killingsworth 2B ...... Bud Pritchard 1B ...... Willie Ryan (.373) 1B ...... Buddy Gordon (.288) 2B ...... Stan Charnofsky 3B ...... Bob Gerst 2B ...... Steve Bach (.307) 2B ...... Justin Dedeaux (.208) 3B ...... Al Karan SS ...... Bill Faddis 3B ...... Tom Satriano (.319) 3B ...... Armando DeCastro (.245) SS ...... Bob Lillis LF ...... Mike Hoeck SS ...... Ron Stillwell (.196) SS ...... Pat Harrison (.291) LF ...... Hal Charnofsky CF ...... Tony Santino LF ...... Mike Gillespie (.248) LF ...... Fred Shuey (.272) CF ...... Tom Riach RF ...... Carl Maggio CF ...... Mickey McNamee (.257) CF ...... Shelly Andrens (.243) RF ...... Bob Hertel P ...... Marty Zuanich RF ...... Art Ersepke (.311) RF .....O. Brown/Gabrielson (.340/.178) P ...... Tom Lovrich P ...... Jerry Parker P ...... Jim Withers (12-1, 1.88) P ...... Ron Cook (8-1, 1.52) P ...... Dave Cesca P ...... Ed Isherwood P ...... Pete Kenney (6-2, 2.45) P ...... John Stewart (16-1, 1.64) P ...... Charles Ane P ...... Charlie Mena P ...... Larry Hankammer (8-2, 3.74) P ...... Ray Lamb (9-5, 2.17) P ...... Tom Kemp P ...... Ken Yaryan (7-2, 2.63) P ...... John Herbst (11-4, 3.26) 1957 1952 C ...... Terry Finigan (.224) 1962 1967 C ...... Bishara/Garten 1B ...... Ken Guff ey (.171) C ...... Bud Hollowell (.256) C ...... Steve Sogge (.303) 1B ...... Al Lamont 2B ...... Don Biasotti (.203) 1B ...... Willie Ryan (.358) 1B ...... Bill Seinsoth (.327) 2B ...... Stan Charnofsky 3B ...... Blewett/Werhas (.200/.217) 2B ...... Mike Gillespie (.274) 2B ...... Pat Harrison (.264) 3B ...... Gary Killingsworth SS ...... Mike Castanon (.373) 3B ...... Larry Sandel (.243) 3B ...... Ron Drake (.257) SS ...... Hal Charnofsky LF ...... Mike Hoeck (.225) SS ...... Harty/W. Brown (.266/.225) SS ...... Chuck Ramshaw (.290) LF ...... John Stevenson CF ...... Bill Olson (.353) LF ...... Mike Macklin (.261) LF ...... Rich Schaff er (.252) CF ...... Bob Hertel RF ...... Tom Shollin (.333) CF ...... Bob Levingston (.382) CF ...... Shelly Andrens (.285) RF ...... Warner Boone P ...... Dale Zeigler (9-2, 3.24) RF ...... Kenny Washington (.331) RF ...... Reid Braden (.222) P ...... Tom Lovrich P ...... Ed Isherwood (4-4, 2.22) P ...... Ken Yaryan (9-5, 3.29) P ...... Tom House (5-3, 1.43) P ...... Jack Schlarb P ...... Bill Thom (4-3, 7.46) P ...... Pete Kenney (4-4, 3.86) P ...... Bill Lee (13-4, 1.63) P ...... Mike Cesca P ...... Pat Gillick (0-1, 1.80) P ...... Cliff Goodrich (6-2, 3.58) P ...... Mike Adamson (8-3, 2.53) P ...... Bill Sperling P ...... Marcel Lachemann (4-0, 2.54) P ...... John Herbst (11-1, 2.53) 1958 1953 C ...... Bill Heath (.396) 1963 1968 C ...... John Garten (.309) 1B ...... Ken Guff ey (.303) C .....Hollowell/Piscovich (.245/.286) C ...... Steve Sogge (.226) 1B ...... Ed Simpson (.404) 2B ...... Mike Castanon (.368) 1B ...... Gary Holman (.317) 1B ...... Bill Seinsoth (.312) 2B ...... Jim Oros (.247) 3B ...... Don Biasotti (.237) 2B ...... Justin Dedeaux (.222) 2B ...... Pat Harrison (.279) 3B ...... Joe Conte (.209) SS ...... Fred Scott (.295) 3B ...... Larry Sandel (.224) 3B ...... Ron Drake (.234) SS ...... John Stevenson (.327) LF ...... Johnny Werhas (.312) SS ...... Ken Walker (.259) SS ...... Chuck Ramshaw (.274) LF ...... Gary Robin (.244) CF ...... Ron Fairly (.348) LF ...... Fred Hill (.316) LF ...... Pat Kuehner (.235) CF ...... Warner Boone (.283) RF ...... Jerry Siegert (.370) CF ...... Willie Brown (.352) CF ...... Jay Jaff e (.281) RF ...... Lou Bishara (.314) P ...... Bruce Gardner (13-1, .262) RF ...... Kenny Washington (.351) RF ...... Reid Braden (.316) P ...... Ed Hookstratten (10-2, 2.82) P ...... Bill Thom (9-1, 2.40) P ...... Walt Peterson (13-4, 2.27) P ...... Bob Vaughn (10-4, 1.23) P ...... Dave Rankin (6-2, 3.94) P ...... Bob Blakeslee (5-1, 2.90) P ...... Al Lasas (10-5, 3.14) P ...... Bill Lee (12-3, 1.99) P ...... Don Young (5-5, 3.55) P ...... Jim Barudoni (5-2, 3.10) P ...... Duane White (6-3, 3.54) P ...... Jim Barr (10-2, 2.31) P ...... Charlie Mena (2-6, 4.94) P ...... Larry Fisher (5-2, 4.26) P ...... Brent Strom (12-4, 3.09) 1959 1954 C ...... Bill Heath (.243) 1964 1969 C ...... John Garten 1B ...... Ken Guff ey (.341) C .....Hollowell/Piscovich (.324/.333) C ...... Steve Turgliatto (.186) 1B ...... Tony Santino 2B ...... Ron Stillwell (.269) 1B ...... Joe Austin (.253) 1B ...... Bill Seinsoth (.368) 2B ...... Jim Oros 3B ...... Johnny Werhas (.419) 2B ...... Daryl Wilkins (.258) 2B ...... Mike Ball (.268) 3B ...... Bill Faddis SS ...... Fred Scott (.368) 3B ...... Larry Sandel (.287) 3B ...... Alfano/Stoligrosz (.239/.216) SS ...... John Stevenson LF ...... Don Buford (.330) SS ...... Gary Sutherland (.363) SS ...... Cal Meier (.385) LF ...... Gary Robin CF ...... Rex Johnston (.347) LF ...... Fred Shuey (.243) LF ...... Jay Jaff e (.222) CF ...... Verle Sorgen RF .....Gabrielson/McLane (.404/.356) CF ...... Willie Brown (.273) CF ...... Russ Bennett (.312) RF ...... Gerry Mason P ...... Bruce Gardner (9-2, 2.83) RF ...... Fred Hill (.176) RF ...... (several) P ...... Vic Lapiner P ...... Bill Thom (10-1, 1.44) P ...... Walt Peterson (17-3, 1.54) P ...... Jim Barr (10-4, 2.79) P ...... Marty Zuanich P ...... Jim Barudoni (6-1, 3.05) P ...... Larry Fisher (8-4, 4.83) P ...... Brent Strom (10-1, 1.47) P ...... Ralph Pausig P ...... Bob Blakeslee (2-1, 2.70) P ...... Al Lasas (4-2, 5.46) P ...... Dave Kingman (11-4, 1.38) P ...... Ed Allen P ...... Ron Cook (2-1, 4.21) P ...... Jim Southworth (4-1, 2.51) YEAR˨BY˨YEAR STARTING LINEUPS

1970 C ...... Dave Van Gorder (.339) C ...... Dave Hodgins (.237) C ...... Craig Perkins (.244) 1974 1B ...... Dave Hostetler (.328) 1B ...... Dave Smith (.306) 1B ...... Mike Ball (.250) C ...... Ed Putman (.275) 2B ...... Rob Hertel (.329) 2B ...... Bob Batesole (.292) 2B ...... Frank Alfano (.302) 1B ...Bhagwat/Carpenter (.268/.286) 3B ...... Dave Engle (.337) 3B ...... Marty Wilkerson (.376) 3B ...... Dan Stoligrosz (.324) 2B ...... Rob Adolph (.227) SS ...... Doug Stokke (.298) SS ...... Dan Davidsmeier (.307) SS ...... Cal Meier (.310) 3B ...... Rich Dauer (.387) LF ...... Chris Smith (.305) LF ...... Stan Edmonds (.353) LF ...... Cross/Pedersen (.279/.308) SS ...... Marvin Cobb (.329) CF ...... Mitchell/Skube (.193/.278) CF ...... Dave Leeper (.245) CF ...... Russ Bennett (.307) LF ...... Creighton Tevlin (.318) RF ...... Tim Tolman (.293) RF ...... Paul Homrig (.221) RF ...... Dave Kingman (.355) CF ...... Ken Huizenga (.291) DH ...... Rick Hertel (.236) DH ...... Jim Cecchini (.256) SP ...... Jim Barr (14-2, 1.92) RF ...... Anthony Davis (.273) SP ...... Bill Bordley (14-0, 2.42) SP ...... Mike Couchee (3-6, 3.65) SP ...... Brent Strom (13-1, 2.26) DH ...... Steve Kemp (.351) SP ...... Rod Boxberger (5-7, 4.65) SP ...... Tim Kammeyer (5-3, 4.44) SP ...... Greg Widman (6-3, 1.16) SP ...... Mark Barr (11-1, 2.85) SP ...... Brian Hayes (11-3, 1.77) SP ...... Bill Peltola (5-2, 2.41) SP ...... John Racanelli (7-4, 2.45) RP ...... Jeff Schattinger (5-1, 2.28) 1971 SP ...... Russ McQueen (7-4, 3.40) 1981 C ...... Craig Perkins (.302) SP ...... Pete Redfern (7-3, 4.15) 1978 C ...... Jim Cecchini (.311) 1B ...... Daryl Arenstein (.337) C ...... Dave Van Gorder (.265) 1B ...... Dave Smith (.274) 2B ...... Alfano/Ball (.264/.275) 1975 1B ...... Dave Hostetler (.313) 2B ... Batesole/Menzhuber (.281/.251) 3B ...... Jeff Port (.258) C ...... Dennis Littlejohn (.275) 2B ...... Larry Fobbs (.321) 3B ...... Marty Wilkerson (.333) SS ...... George Ambrow (.314) 1B ...... Mark Carpenter (.232) 3B ...... Dave Engle (.352) SS ...... Dan Davidsmeier (.371) LF ...... Jeff Pedersen (.301) 2B ...... Marvin Cobb (.333) SS ...... Doug Stokke (.283) LF ...... Stan Edmonds (.353) CF ...... Carter/Lynn (.285/.345) 3B ...... Rob Hertel (.284) LF ...... Tim Tolman (.404) CF ...... Stu Pederson (.333) RF ...... Tim Steele (.328) SS ...... Phil Doktor (.260) CF ...... Bob Skube (.289) RF ...... Dave Leeper (.355) SP ...... Mark Sogge (14-1, 1.86) LF ...... Stahl/Tonascia (.212/.205) RF ...... Brown/Wells (.348/.291) DH ...... Mark Malconian (.317) SP ...... Steve Busby (11-2, 2.24) CF ...... Tom Ricks (.287) DH ...... Chris Smith (.333) SP ...... Mickey Meister (9-5, 5.03) SP ...... Eric Raich (7-3, 2.21) RF ...... Steve Kemp (.435) SP ...... Bill Bordley (12-2, 2.73) SP ...... Steve Heslop (4-2, 3.47) SP ...... Greg Widman (9-2, 2.65) DH ...... Gary Wiencek (.232) SP ...... Rod Boxberger (12-1, 2.00) SP ...... Tim Kammeyer (7-4, 4.76) SP ...... Pete Redfern (9-3, 1.24) SP ...... Ernie Mauritson (11-0, 2.25) 1972 SP ...... George Milke (9-3, 1.95) RP ...... Jeff Schattinger (4-3, 2.73) 1982 C ...... Sam Ceci (.350) SP ...... John Racanelli (6-5, 3.07) C ...... Jim Cecchini (.243) 1B ...... Daryl Arenstein (.278) 1979 1B ...... Jeff Brown (.273) 2B ...... Adolph/Guggia (.288/.261) 1976 C ...... Dave Hodgins (.323) 2B ...... Bob Batesole (.298) 3B ...... Jeff Port (.228) C ...... Dave Van Gorder (.265) 1B ...... Dave Smith (.331) 3B ...... Craig Stevenson (.306) SS ...... Roy Smalley (.265) 1B ...... Mark Carpenter (.253) 2B ...... Gerald Price (.320) SS ...... Tony Walczuk (.205) LF ....Huizenga/Pedersen (.344/.293) 2B ...... Larry Fobbs (.231) 3B ...... Marty Wilkerson (.242) LF ...... Gary Snell (.324) CF ...... Fred Lynn (.326) 3B ...... Rob Hertel (.312) SS ...... Chuck Menzhuber (.308) CF ...... John Wallace (.320) RF ...... Tim Steele (.366) SS ...... Doug Stokke (.228) LF ...... John Wells (.320) RF ...... Reggie Mont gom ery (.257) SP ...... Randy Scarbery (12-3, 2.66) LF ...... (several) CF ...... Bob Skube (.315) DH ...... (several) SP ...... Greg Widman (14-2, 2.86) CF ...... Mitchell/Ricks (.307/.238) RF ...... Keith Brown (.325) SP ...... Sid Akins (6-7, 3.51) SP ...... Mark Sogge (5-2, 1.85) RF ...... Tim Tolman (.298) DH ...... Cecchini/Leeper (.333/.339) SP ...... Bob Gunnarsson (5-4, 5.02) RP ...... Russ McQueen (9-3, 1.64) DH ...... Chris Smith (.308) SP ...... Mike Couchee (5-7, 3.30) SP ...... Mickey Meister (5-6, 7.12) SP ...... Rod Boxberger (2-7, 3.69) SP ...... Spiro Psaltis (6-3, 4.02) 1973 SP ...... John Racanelli (9-3, 2.38) SP ...... Ron Arnold (4-2, 4.45) 1983 C ...... Ed Putman (.323) SP ...... Charlie Phillips (11-5, 3.29) C ...... Jack Del Rio (.319) 1B ...... Daryl Arenstein (.265) 1980 1B ...... Mark McGwire (.319) 2B ...... Rob Adolph (.215) 1977 2B ...... Bob Batesole (.248) 3B ...... Rich Dauer (.361) 3B ...... Craig Stevenson (.301) SS ...... Roy Smalley (.338) SS ...... Dan Henley (.263) LF ...... Huizenga/Tevlin (.261/.319) LF ...... Gary Snell (.222) CF ...... Fred Lynn (.300) CF ...... John Wallace (.333) RF ...... Ed Bowman (.316) RF ...... Alby Silvera (.353) SP ...... Randy Scarbery (15-2, 1.83) DH ...... Reggie Mont gom ery (.300) SP ...... Mark Barr (10-2, 2.38) SP ...... Sid Akins (7-10, 5.04) SP ...... Russ McQueen (5-3, 2.03) SP ...... Bob Gunnarsson (6-4, 3.70) SP ...... C.J. Holland (7-2, 4.53) SP ...... Mickey Meister (3-5, 5.50) RP ...... Phil Smith (7-3, 3.54)

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1984 1987 1990 1993 C ...... Jack Del Rio (.342) C ...... Brian Nichols (.232) C ...... Danny Gil (.255) C ...... Casey Burrill (.408) 1B ...... Mark McGwire (.387) 1B ...... Jim Campanis (.258) 1B ...... Murph Proctor (.325) 1B ...... Kurt Bierek (.272) 2B ...... Craig Stevenson (.284) 2B ...... Don Buford (.274) 2B ...... Damon Buford (.280) 2B ...... Lionel Hastings (.294) 3B ...... Scott Sommers (.297) 3B ...... Al Villasenor (.349) 3B ...... Brett Jenkins (.294) 3B ...... Aaron Boone (.286) SS ...... Jim Wilkey (.259) SS ...... Rodney Peete (.304) SS ...... Bret Boone (.313) SS ...... Gabe Alvarez (.326) LF ...... Jeff Brown (.343) LF ...... Keith Watkins (.350) LF ...... Mike Robertson (.296) LF ...... J.P. Roberge (.320) CF ...... Gary Snell (.203) CF ..... Janik/Washington (.266/.303) CF ...... John Jackson (.315) CF ...... Walter Dawkins (.291) RF ...... Alby Silvera (.332) RF ...... Terry Brown (.272) RF ...... Mark Smith (.333) RF ...... Geoff Jenkins (.323) DH ...... Mark Steevens (.284) DH ...... Corby Oakes (.270) DH ...... Jeff Cirillo (.316) DH ...... Shon Malani (.296) SP ...... Randy Robertson (11-4, 4.32) SP ...... Randy Powers (6-6, 3.66) SP ...... Randy Powers (11-3, 2.29) SP ...... Mike Collett (9-4, 4.18) SP ...... Brad Brink (5-4, 4.31) SP ...... Darrin Beer (6-7, 4.05) SP ...... John Cummings (4-4, 4.63) SP ...... Tony Nieto (8-5, 3.52) SP ...... Sid Akins (8-6, 3.42) SP ...... John Reilley (6-6, 5.63) SP ...... Phil Kendall (5-4, 4.41) SP ...... Ben Tucker (2-7, 5.37) RP ...... Rick Weible (7-1, 2.77) RP ...... Brian Nichols (4-0, 1.70) 1991 RP ...... Dan Hubbs (5-5, 2.96) C ...... Mike Mancuso (.213) 1985 1988 1B ...... Mike Robertson (.321) 1994 C ...... Damon Oppenheimer (.364) C ...... Jim Campanis (.392) 2B ...... Brett Jenkins (.375) C ...... Mike Mancuso (.220) 1B ...... Scott Sommers (.268) 1B ...... Murph Proctor (.297) 3B ...... Jeff Cirillo (.380) 1B ...... J.P. Roberge (.332) 2B ...... Housley/Peete (.216/.225) 2B ...... Bret Boone (.326) SS ...... Billy Morris (.274) 2B ...... Lionel Hastings (.316) 3B ...... Dan Henley (.290) 3B ...... Rodney Peete (.338) LF ...... Murph Proctor (.284) 3B ...... Aaron Boone (.340) SS ...... Al Villasenor (.335) SS ...... Bret Barberie (.384) CF ...... Corey Aurand (.318) SS ...... Gabe Alvarez (.326) LF ...... Alby Silvera (.309) LF ...... Damon Buford (.322) RF ...... Mark Smith (.336) LF ...... Geoff Jenkins (.373) CF ...... Randy Gabrielson (.184) CF ...... John Jackson (.366) DH ...... Casey Burrill (.333) CF ...... Walter Dawkins (.280) RF ...... Jeff Wetherby (.364) RF ...... Gregg Hokuf (.263) SP ...... Jackie Nickell (9-4, 3.92) RF ...... Jacque Jones (.335) DH ...... (several) DH ...... Corby Oakes (.260) SP ...... Mike Collett (5-4, 4.00) DH ...... Shon Malani (.251) SP ...... Randy Johnson (6-9, 5.32) SP ...... Darrin Beer (8-8, 4.73) SP ...... Kent Donnelly (7-1, 4.88) SP ...... Randy Flores (11-1, 1.66) SP ...... Brad Brink (4-10, 6.38) SP ...... Randy Powers (11-5, 5.00) RP ...... Jeff Cirillo (1-0, 1.37) SP ...... Tony Nieto (5-9, 3.69) SP ...... Steve Bast (3-11, 7.17) SP ...... Phil Kendall (2-3, 5.11) SP ...... Scott Henderson (4-1, 4.18) RP ...... Brian Nichols (2-1, 5.63) 1992 RP ...... Grant Vermillion (7-0, 3.45) 1986 C ...... Bobby Hughes (.351) C ...... Brian Nichols (.267) 1989 1B ...... Casey Burrill (.260) 1995 1B ...... Scott Sommers (.409) C ...... Gil/Vranjes (.216/.211) 2B ...... J.P. Roberge (.302) C ...... Chad Moeller (.329) 2B ....Housley/Anguiano (.267/.252) 1B ...... Murph Proctor (.309) 3B ...... Aaron Boone (.272) 1B ...... Greg Walbridge (.302) 3B ...... Al Villasenor (.233) 2B ...... Buford/Farlow (.248/.267) SS ...... Lionel Hastings (.299) 2B ...... Wes Rachels (.276) SS ...... Dan Henley (.316) 3B ...... Brett Jenkins (.345) LF ...... Darin Tsukashima (.302) 3B ...... Derek Baker (.280) LF ...... Don Buford (.287) SS ...... Bret Boone (.273) CF ...... Billy Morris (.269) SS ...... Gabe Alvarez (.361) CF ...... Kevin Janik (.291) LF ...... Mike Robertson (.329) RF ...... Shon Malani (.314) LF ...... Jacque Jones (.353) RF ...... Terry Brown (.307) CF ...... John Jackson (.356) DH ...... Kurt Bierek (.255) CF ...... Walter Dawkins (.329) DH ...... Brooks/Wong (.407/.262) RF ...... Mark Smith (.338) SP ...... Jackie Nickell (6-6, 3.48) RF ...... Geoff Jenkins (.399) SP ...... Brad Brink (8-6, 3.43) DH ...... Aurand/Cirillo (.295/.314) SP ...... Dan Hubbs (7-6, 3.97) DH ...... Paul Cruz (.287) SP ...... John Reilley (2-8, 5.40) SP ...... Randy Powers (10-5, 3.75) SP ...... Kent Donnelly (5-6, 4.62) SP ...... Randy Flores (13-3, .324) SP ...... Brian Brooks (3-4, 6.98) SP ...... Phil Kendall (9-4, 3.45) SP ...... Brian Cooper (8-3, 4.78) SP ...... Jeff Cirillo (7-6, 4.85) SP ...... Ben Tucker (7-2, 4.19) RP ...... Darrin Beer (3-3, 5.48) RP ...... Jason Garner (6-1, 3.12)

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1996 2001 2007 2012 C ...... Chad Moeller (.301) C ...... Alberto Concepcion (.321) C ...... Robert Stock (.253) C ...... Kevin Roundtree (.276) 1B ...... Greg Walbridge (.385) 1B ...... Bill Peavey (.307) 1B ...... J.J. Owen (.264) 1B ...... Matt Foat (.323) 2B ...... Ryan Stromsborg (.354) 2B ...... Anthony Lunetta (.305) 2B ...... Matt Cusick (.324) 2B ...... Adam Landecker (.329) 3B ...... Morgan Ensberg (.354) 3B ...... Michael Moon (.313) 3B ...... Hector Estrella (.306) 3B ...... Kevin Swick (.258) SS ...... Marc Mirizzi (.304) SS ...... Seth Davidson (.323) SS ...... Grant Green (.316) SS ...... James Roberts (.289) LF ...... Alfonso Montoya (.316) LF ...... Josh Self (.245) LF ...... Lucas Duda (.280) LF ...... Dante Flores (.310) CF ...... Jacque Jones (.375) CF ...... Brian Barre (.345) CF ...... Nick Buss (.290) CF ...... Garret Houts (.267) RF ...... Jeff Inglin (.392) RF ...... Abel Montanez (.238) RF ...... Roberto Lopez (.313) RF ...... Alex Sherrod (.294) DH ...... Paul Cruz (.376) DH ...... Josh Persell (.294) DH ...... Michael Torres (.253) DH ...... Brandon Garcia (.303) SP ...... Randy Flores (9-1, 3.50) SP ...... Mark Prior (15-1, 1.69) SP ...... Brad Boxberger (3-5, 3.20) SP ...... Andrew Triggs (5-6, 3.49) SP ...... Seth Etherton (12-3, 3.94) SP ...... Rik Currier (12-3, 2.59) SP ...... Ryan Cook (7-4, 5.06) SP ...... Stephen Tarpley (5-3, 3.22) SP ...... Scott Henderson (8-1, 3.19) SP ...... Anthony Reyes (5-4, 3.72) SP ...... Tommy Milone (3-7, 6.17) SP ...... Brandon Garcia (3-6, 4.81) RP ...... Jack Krawczyk (4-1, 4.55) RP ...... Brian Bannister (4-4, 2.80) RP ...... Paul Koss (3-3, 2.79) RP ...... Chad Smith (1-2, 2.66)

1997 2002 2008 2013 C ...... Eric Munson (.336) C ...... Alberto Concepcion (.363) C ...... Robert Stock (.299) C ...... Garrett Stubbs (.235) 1B ...... Greg Walbridge (.315) 1B ...... Bill Peavey (.361) 1B ...... Derek Perren (.362) 1B ...... Kevin Swick (.305) 2B ...... Wes Rachels (.364) 2B ...... Anthony Lunetta (.271) 2B ...... Hector Rabago (.263) 2B ...... Adam Landecker (.351) 3B ...... Morgan Ensberg (.306) 3B ...... Jon Brewster (.277) 3B ...Pinkerton/De Pinto (.188/.203) 3B ...... James Roberts (.320) SS ...... Marc Mirizzi (.325) SS ...... Michael Moon (.336) SS ...... Grant Green (.390) SS ...... Blake Lacey (.291) LF ...... Greg Hanoian (.429) LF ...... Michael Morales (.309) LF ...... Anthony Vasquez (.315) LF ...... Greg Zebrack (.345) CF ...... Robb Gorr (.347) CF ...... Brian Barre (.331) CF ...... Nick Buss (.296) CF ...... Timmy Robinson (.242) RF ...... Brad Ticehurst (.328) RF .. McAndrews/D. Gordon (.324/.326) RF ...... Roberto Lopez (.340) RF ...... Vahn Bozoian (.224) DH ...... Brian Ponchak (.282) DH ...... Joey Metropoulos (.352) DH ...... Mike Roskopf (.263) DH ...... Dante Flores (.256) SP ...... Randy Flores (9-5, 4.46) SP ...... Anthony Reyes (4-2, 3.44) SP ...... Tommy Milone (6-6, 3.51) SP ...... Bob Wheatley (3-4, 2.78) SP ...... Seth Etherton (10-2, 2.96) SP ...... Brett Bannister (8-3, 3.56) SP ...... Brad Boxberger (2-4, 6.12) SP ...... Wyatt Strahan (4-3, 2.45) SP ...... Scott Henderson (8-4, 5.82) SP ...... Matt Chico (6-4, 5.45) SP ...... Ryan Cook (7-5, 5.11) SP ...... Kyle Twomey (2-8, 5.55) RP ...... Jack Krawczyk (2-3, 3.20) RP ...... Cory Campos (6-3, 3.84) SP ...... Kevin Couture (6-2, 4.27) RP ...... Kyle Davis (4-4, 5.48)

1998 2003 2009 2014 C ...... Eric Munson (.392) C ...... Jeff Clement (.298) C ...... Hector Rabago (.257) C ...... Garrett Stubbs (.287) 1B ...... Robb Gorr (.345) 1B ...... Joey Metropoulos (.321) 1B ...... Ricky Oropesa (.314) 1B ...... Jake Hernandez (.327) 2B ...... Wes Rachels (.327) 2B ...... Michael Moon (.263) 2B ...... Joe De Pinto (.277) 2B ...... Dante Flores (.236) 3B ...... Morgan Ensberg (.344) 3B ...... Darin Vieira (.188) 3B ...... Billy Pinkerton (.229) 3B ...... Kevin Swick (.299) SS ...... Seth Davidson (.333) SS ...... Anthony Lunetta (.349) SS ...... Grant Green (.374) SS ...... Blake Lacey (.281) LF ...... Jeremy Freitas (.340) LF ...... Spencer Gordon (.257) LF ...... Mike O'Neill (.319) LF ...... AJ Ramirez (.246) CF ...... Greg Hanoian (.358) CF ...... Travis McAndrews (.304) CF ...... Anthony Vasquez (.307) CF ...... Timmy Robinson (.236) RF ...... Brad Ticehurst (.302) RF ...... David Gordon (.279) RF ...... Alex Sherrod (.296) RF ...... Vahn Bozoian (.269) DH ...... Jason Lane (.332) DH ...... Jon Brewster (.310) DH ...... Robert Stock (.226) DH ...... Jeremy Martinez (.297) SP ...... Seth Etherton (13-3, 3.23) SP ...... Anthony Reyes (4-2, 4.38) SP ...... Brad Boxberger (6-3, 6.13) SP ...... Wyatt Strahan (6-5, 3.28) SP ...... Rik Currier (6-1, 5.30) SP ...... Brian Bannister (6-5, 4.53) SP ...... Andrew Triggs (5-3, 3.96) SP ...... Kyle Twomey (2-2, 3.11) SP ...... Mike Penney (8-4, 5.25) SP ...... Bobby Paschal (3-7, 5.43) SP ...... Robert Stock (5-4, 2.90) SP ...... Brent Wheatley (4-3, 3.58 ) RP ...... Jack Krawczyk (3-2, 2.01) RP ...... Bret Butler (1-5, 4.44) SP ...... Anthony Vasquez (4-6, 4.33) RP ...... Kyle Davis (3-4, 1.12)

1999 2005 2010 2015 C ...... Eric Munson (.346) C ...... Jeff Clement (.348) C ...... Kevin Roundtree (.288) C ...... Garrett Stubbs (.346) 1B ...... Justin Gemoll (.300) 1B ...... Matt Cusick (.311) 1B ...... Ricky Oropesa (.353) 1B ...... Jeremy Martinez(.296) 2B ...... Dominic Correa (.330) 2B ...... Hector Estrella (.271) 2B ...... Adam Landecker (.265) 2B ...... Dante Flores (.304) 3B ...... Beau Craig (.319) 3B ...... Billy Hart (.332) 3B ...... Matt Hart (.267) 3B ...... Blake Lacey (.293) SS ...... Seth Davidson (.345) SS ...... Blake Sharpe (.297) SS ...... Joe De Pinto (.286) SS ...... Reggie Southall (.250) LF ...... Jason Lane (.356) LF ...... Cyle Hankerd (.298) LF ...... Matt Foat (.275) LF ...... Bobby Stahel (.376) CF ...... Brad Ticehurst (.267) CF ...... Perales/R. Lopez (.266/.264) CF ...... Mike O'Neill (.344) CF ...... Timmy Robinson (.295) RF ...... Greg Hanoian (.306) RF ...... Darin Vieira (.241) RF ...... Alex Sherrod (.315) RF ...... AJ Ramirez (.259) DH ...... Carlos Casillas (.310) DH ...... Baron Frost (.274) DH ...... Cade Kreuter (.283) DH ...... David Oppenheim (.284) SP ...... Barry Zito (12-3, 3.28) SP ...... Ian Kennedy (12-3, 2.54) SP ...... Andrew Triggs (2-7, 3.95) SP ...... Kyle Davis (3-3, 4.05) SP ...... Justin Lehr (7-3, 4.29) SP ...... Jack Spradlin (6-3, 4.47) SP ...... Ben Mount (5-6, 4.32) SP ...... Kyle Twomey (8-2, 2.88) SP ...... Rik Currier (5-7, 6.38) SP ...... Brett Bannister (4-3, 5.33) SP ...... Kevin Couture (2-4, 5.99) SP ...... Mitch Hart (7-3, 4.07) RP ...... Steve Smyth (6-8, 5.27) RP ...... Paul Koss (4-1, 2.81) RP ...... Chad Smith (5-6, 4.47) RP ...... Marc Huberman (6-4, 2..36)

2000 2006 2011 2016 C ...... Beau Craig (.287) C ...... Johnny Bowden (.274) C ...... Kevin Roundtree (.308) C ...... Jeremy Martinez (.376) 1B ...... Alberto Concepcion (.299) 1B ...... Lucas Duda (.298) 1B ...... Ricky Oropesa (.322) 1B ...... Dillon Paulson (.208) 2B ...... Anthony Lunetta (.343) 2B ...... Blake Sharpe (.323) 2B ...... Joe De Pinto (.300) 2B ...... Frankie Rios (.323) 3B ...... Justin Gemoll (.374) 3B ...... Matt Cusick (.369) 3B ...... Adam Landecker (.280) 3B ...... Adalberto Carrillo (.246) SS ...... Seth Davidson (.305) SS ...... Hector Estrella (.289) SS ...... James Roberts (.274) SS ...... Reggie Southall (.266) LF ...... Abel Montanez (.327) LF ...... Cyle Hankerd (.383) LF ...... Matt Foat (.262) LF ...... Corey Dempster (.290) CF ...... Brian Barre (.274) CF ...... Daniel Perales (.337) CF ...... Garret Houts (.290) CF ...... Timmy Robinson (.282) RF ...... Rob Garibaldi (.329) RF ...... Darin Vieira (.310) RF ...... Alex Sherrod (.318) RF ...... AJ Ramirez (.301) DH ...... Josh Persell (.351) DH ...... Baron Frost (.310) DH ...... Brandon Garcia (.309) DH ...... David Oppenheim (.387) SP ...... Rik Currier (15-3, 3.31) SP ...... Ian Kennedy (5-7, 3.90) SP ...... Andrew Triggs (5-4, 3.67) SP ...... Joe Navilhon (5-5, 3.38)) SP ...... Mark Prior (10-7, 3.56) SP ...... Tommy Milone (7-4, 4.94) SP ...... Logan Odom (5-6, 3.96) SP ...... Kyle Davis (5-8, 4.70) SP ...... Anthony Reyes (6-6, 4.02) SP ...... Ryan Cook (4-4, 5.97) SP ...... Austin Wood (5-7, 5.61) SP ...... CJ Stubbs (2-1, 3.86) RP ...... Ronald Flores (6-2, 3.36) RP ...... John Dunn (3-2, 4.00) RP ...... Chad Smith (1-2, 2.66) RP ...... Marc Huberman (2-1, 1.94) CAREER INDIVIDUAL BATTING RECORDS

Runs Scored MMurphurph ProctorProctor SSteveteve KempKemp 1. Seth Davidson, 1998-2001 ...... 201 2. Anthony Lunetta, 2000-03 ...... 197 3. Murph Proctor, 1988-91 ...... 187 4. Geoff Jenkins, 1993-95 ...... 180 5. Michael Moon, 2001-04 ...... 177 6. Walter Dawkins, 1992-95 ...... 175 ..397397 bbattingatting aaverageverage Morgan Ensberg, 1995-98 ...... 175 8. Brian Barre, 1999-2002 ...... 174 9. Mark Smith, 1989-91 ...... 169 224747 ggamesames 10. Bret Boone, 1988-90 ...... 166

Stolen Bases At-Bats 1. Seth Davidson, 1998-2001 ...... 66 1. Seth Davidson, 1998-2001 ...... 958 2. Mark Smith, 1989-91 ...... 57 2. Murph Proctor, 1988-91 ...... 928 Batting Average 3. John Jackson, 1987-90 ...... 54 3. Anthony Lunetta, 2000-03 ...... 916 1. Steve Kemp, 1973-75 ...... 397 4. Damon Buford, 1988-90 ...... 53 4. Michael Moon, 2001-04 ...... 913 2. Hal Charnofsky, 1951-52 ...... 376 5. John Wells, 1976-79 ...... 50 5. Walter Dawkins, 1992-95 ...... 809\ Rich Dauer, 1973-74 ...... 376 6. Brian Barre, 1999-2002 ...... 47 6. Timmy Robinson, 2013-16 ...... 807 4. Geoff Jenkins, 1993-95 ...... 369 7. Cal Meier, 1968-70 ...... 44 7. Gabe Alvarez, 1993-95 ...... 763 5. Tony Santino, 1954-56 ...... 362 8. J.P. Roberge, 1992-94 ...... 43 8. Jacque Jones, 1994-96 ...... 754 6. Willie Ryan, 1960-62 ...... 360 Morgan Ensberg, 1995-98 ...... 43 9. Joe De Pinto, 2008-11 ...... 751 7. Grant Green, 2007-09 ...... 359 10. Don Buford Jr., 1986-87...... 41 10. Wes Rachels, 1995-98 ...... 734 8. Jacque Jones, 1994-96 ...... 355 Wes Rachels, 1995-98 ...... 41 11 Bob Batesole, 1980-83 ...... 728 9. Eric Munson, 1997-99 ...... 354 10. Bob Levingston, 1960-62 ...... 347 Doubles Total Bases Tim Steele, 1971-72 ...... 347 1. Anthony Lunetta, 2000-03 ...... 73 1. Geoff Jenkins, 1993-95 ...... 444 2. Gabe Alvarez, 1993-95 ...... 58 2. Anthony Lunetta, 2000-03 ...... 442 Total Hits 3. Brett Jenkins, 1989-91 ...... 57 3. Seth Davidson, 1998-2001 ...... 420 1. Seth Davidson, 1998-2001 ...... 312 4. Murph Proctor, 1988-91 ...... 55 4. Gabe Alvarez, 1993-95 ...... 410 2. Anthony Lunetta, 2000-03 ...... 290 5. Bret Boone, 1988-90 ...... 51 5. Michael Moon, 2001-04 ...... 409 3. Murph Proctor, 1988-91 ...... 282 6. Aaron Boone, 1992-94 ...... 50 6. Murph Proctor, 1988-91 ...... 405 4. Michael Moon, 2001-04 ...... 270 7. Greg Walbridge, 1995-97 ...... 49 7. Jacque Jones, 1994-96 ...... 403 5. Jacque Jones, 1994-96 ...... 268 8. Jacque Jones, 1994-96 ...... 48 8. Morgan Ensberg, 1995-98 ...... 391 6. Gabe Alvarez, 1993-95 ...... 258 Morgan Ensberg, 1995-98 ...... 48 9. Mark Smith, 1989-91 ...... 389 7. Geoff Jenkins, 1993-95 ...... 251 Joey Metropoulos, 2002-04 ...... 48 10. Walter Dawkins, 1992-95 ...... 388 8. Mark Smith. 1989-91 ...... 240 Grant Green, 2007-09 ...... 48 9. Walter Dawkins, 1992-95 ...... 238 10. Wes Rachels, 1995-98 ...... 237 Triples 1. Mark McGwire, 1982-84 ...... 718 1. Grant Green, 2007-09 ...... 20 2. Jason Lane, 1998-99 ...... 686 Runs Batted In 2. Mark Smith, 1989-91 ...... 13 3. Steve Kemp, 1973-75 ...... 665 1. Geoff Jenkins, 1993-95 ...... 175 Seth Davidson, 1998-2001 ...... 13 4. Geoff Jenkins, 1993-95 ...... 652 2. Mark Smith, 1989-91 ...... 166 4. Fred Lynn, 1971-73 ...... 12 Ricky Oropesa, 2009-10 ...... 652 3. Gabe Alvarez, 1993-95 ...... 163 Bret Boone, 1988-90 ...... 12 6. Eric Munson, 1997-99 ...... 650 4. Bret Boone, 1988-90 ...... 160 6. Steve Kemp, 1973-75 ...... 11 7. Rich Dauer, 1973-74 ...... 617 5. Michael Moon, 2001-04 ...... 155 7. Stan Charnofsky, 1950-52 ...... 9 8. Jim Campanis, 1986-88 ...... 610 6. Jacque Jones, 1994-96 ...... 154 Ken Guff ey, 1957-59 ...... 9 9. Morgan Ensberg, 1995-98 ...... 596 7. Timmy Robinson, 2013-16 ...... 152 Bob Levingston, 1960-62 ...... 9 Jeff Clement, 2003-05 ...... 596 8. Mark McGwire, 1982-84 ...... 150 Corey Aurand, 1989-91 ...... 9 Ricky Oropesa, 2009-11 ...... 596 Jeff Clement, 2003-05 ...... 150 Walter Dawkins, 1992-95 ...... 9 10. Pat Harrison, 1966-68 ...... 149 Jacque Jones, 1994-96 ...... 9 Hit-By-Pitches Morgan Ensberg, 1995-98 ...... 149 1. Josh Persell, 1998-2001 ...... 43 Walks 2. Joey Metropoulos, 2002-04 ...... 38 Home Runs 1. Murph Proctor, 1988-91 ...... 141 3. Alberto Concepcion, 2000-02...... 37 1. Mark McGwire, 1982-84 ...... 54 2. Bret Boone, 1988-90 ...... 136 4. Brett Jenkins, 1989-91 ...... 36 2. Jeff Clement, 2003-05 ...... 46 3. Anthony Lunetta, 2000-03 ...... 133 5. Blake Sharpe, 2004-06 ...... 32 3. Geoff Jenkins, 1993-95 ...... 45 4. Wes Rachels, 1995-98 ...... 127 6. Morgan Ensberg, 1995-98 ...... 31 4. Eric Munson, 1997-99 ...... 43 5. Brian Barre, 1999-2002 ...... 126 5. Morgan Ensberg, 1995-98 ...... 40 6. Morgan Ensberg, 1995-98 ...... 124 Hitting Streak Ricky Oropesa, 2009-11 ...... 40 7. Marvin Cobb, 1973-75 ...... 118 Hitting statistics are as of 1949. 7. Jason Lane, 1998-99 ...... 34 8. Steve Sogge, 1966-68 ...... 115 Batting average and slugging per cent age based on 8. Mike Robertson, 1989-91 ...... 33 Dave Smith, 1979-82 ...... 115 a minimum of 300 at-bats and two seasons played. Joey Metropoulos, 2002-04 ...... 33 10. Jeff Clement, 2003-05 ...... 114 10. Pat Harrison, 1966-68 ...... 32 Brad Ticehurst, 1996-99 ...... 32 Games Played MMarkark McGwireMcGwire 1. Murph Proctor, 1988-91 ...... 247 2. Seth Davidson, 1998-2001 ...... 245 3. Anthony Lunetta, 2000-03 ...... 243 SSetheth DDavidsonavidson 4. Michael Moon, 2001-04 ...... 235 5. Walter Dawkins, 1992-95 ...... 228 6. Daryl Arenstein, 1970-73 ...... 219 7. Timmy Robinson, 2013-16 ...... 217 8. Joe De Pinto, 2008-11 ...... 213 331212 hhitsits 9. Brian Barre, 1999-2002 ...... 209 6666 sstolentolen bbasesases 10. Lionel Hastings, 1991-94 ...... 206 5544 hhomeome rrunsuns Wes Rachels, 1995-98 ...... 206

CAREER INDIVIDUAL PITCHING RECORDS

Wins 9...... Brent Strom, 1968-70 1...... Randy Flores, 1994-97 RRikik CurrierCurrier 9.16 42 2...... Bruce Gardner, 1958-60 10...... Pete Redfern, 1973-75 40 3...... Randy Powers, 1987-90 9.09 38 ...... Rik Currier, 1998-2001 Hits Per Nine Innings 38 444949sstrikeoutstrikeouts 1...... Bob Vaughn, 1967-68 5...... Seth Etherton, 1995-98 6.22 37 2...... Ed Isherwood, 1956-57 6.45 6...... Randy Scarbery, 1971-73 Average 3...... Walt Peterson, 1963-64 36 1...... John Stewart, 1965-66 6.59 7...... Brent Strom, 1968-70 1.81 4...... Brent Strom, 1968-70 35 2...... Walt Peterson, 1963-64 6.64 8...... Jim Barr, 1968-70 1.92 5...... Marcel Lachemann, 1960-62 34 ...... Bill Lee, 1966-68 6.73 9...... Walt Peterson, 1963-64 1.92 6...... Bill Lee, 1966-68 30 4...... Al Meyer, 1973-75 6.75 10...... Bill Lee, 1966-68 1.93 7...... Steve Busby, 1970-71 29 5...... Mark Sogge, 1970-72 6.76 ...... Greg Widman, 1970-72 2.02 8...... John Stewart, 1965-66 29 6...... Bob Vaughn, 1967-68 6.90 ...... 2.05 9...... Al Lasas, 1963-65 7...... Steve Busby, 1970-71 6.93 1...... Randy Flores, 1994-97 2.24 ...... Duane White, 1963-65 484.1** ...... 2. 8...... Jim Barr, 1968-70 6.93 Randy Powers, 1987-90 ...... 472.2 2.31 3...... Seth Etherton, 1995-98 9...... Brent Strom, 1968-70 Walks Per Nine Innings 399.1 2.32 1...... Russ McQueen, 1971-74 4...... Rik Currier, 1998-2001 10...... Russ McQueen, 1971-74 1.32 393.1 2.35 5...... Jim Barr, 1968-70 2...... Jack Krawczyk, 1995-98 1.46 370.2 Saves 3...... Jim Barr, 1968-70 6...... Bruce Gardner, 1958-60 1...... Jack Krawczyk, 1995-98 1.53 367.1 49** 2...... Paul Koss, 2004-07 4...... John Herbst, 1965-67 7...... Mark Prior, 2000-01 36 1.54 357.1 3...... Brian Nichols, 1985-88 8...... Brent Strom, 1968-70 26 356.2 4...... Dan Hubbs, 1991-93 ** = Pac-10/12 record. - Pitching statistics are as of 1956. 9...... Phil Kendall, 1988-91 22 - Appearances and complete games are 350.1 5...... Jason Garner, 1993-95 as of 1971. 10...... Randy Scarbery, 1971-73 16 - Games started and relief appearances are 338.1 6...... Steve Bast, 1984-86 as of 1972...... 11 Strikeouts - ERA and hits/walks/strikeouts per nine innings are 7...... Rick Weible, 1984-86 based on at least 100 innings pitched 1...... Rik Currier, 1998-2001 10 and two seasons. 449 8...... Jeff Cirillo, 1988-91 - Winning percentage is based on a minimum of 15 2...... Seth Etherton, 1995-98 9 decisions. 420 ...... Robert Stock, 2007-09 3...... Ian Kennedy, 2004-06 9 380 10...... Darrin Beer, 1987-89 4...... Brent Strom, 1968-70 8 363 ...... Phil Kendall, 1988-91 5...... Mark Prior, 2000-01 8 352 ...... Bret Butler, 2002-03 6...... Randy Flores, 1994-97 8 316 7...... Randy Powers, 1987-90 Strikeouts Per Nine Innings RRandyandy FloresFlores 312 8...... Walt Peterson, 1963-64 1...... Mark Prior, 2000-01 288 11.52 9...... Jim Barr, 1968-70 2...... Ian Kennedy, 2004-06 286 10.99 4422wwinsins 10...... Bruce Gardner, 1958-60 3...... Rik Currier, 1998-2001 281 10.27 4484.184.1iinningsnnings 4...... Robert Stock, 2007-09 2222ccompleteomplete ggamesames 9.82 JJackack KKrawczykrawczyk 5...... Peter Kenney, 1960-62 9.53 6...... Spiro Psaltis, 1979-81 9.52 7...... Seth Etherton, 1995-98 4499ssavesaves 9.47 111414aappearancesppearances 8...... Dan Hubbs, 1990-93 9.19 SINGLE˨SEASON INDIVIDUAL BATTING RECORDS

7. Mark Smith, 1991 ...... 72 Total Bases RRichich DauerDauer 8. Jeff Cirillo, 1991 ...... 70 1. Mark McGwire, 1984 ...... 216 9. Bret Barberie, 1988 ...... 67 2. Geoff Jenkins, 1995 ...... 193 10. Brett Jenkins, 1991...... 66 3. Rich Dauer, 1974 ...... 181 4. Jim Campanis, 1988 ...... 178 Stolen Bases 5. Justin Gemoll, 2000 ...... 172 1. Aaron Boone, 1994 ...... 26 6. Morgan Ensberg, 1998 ...... 169 Seth Davidson, 2000 ...... 26 7. Ricky Oropesa, 2010 ...... 167 3. Don Buford, Jr., 1987 ...... 24 8. Robb Gorr, 1998 ...... 163 4. Damon Buford, 1990 ...... 23 Jason Lane, 1999 ...... 163 5. Mark Smith, 1990 ...... 22 10. Steve Kemp, 1975 ...... 162 Billy Morris, 1992 ...... 22 7. John Jackson, 1989 ...... 21 Slugging Percentage 8. Cal Meier, 1970 ...... 20 1. Kent Hadley, 1956 ...... 901 Morgan Ensberg, 1998 ...... 20 2. Mark McGwire, 1984 ...... 871 Brian Barre, 2001 ...... 20 3. Leonard Gabrielson, 1959 ...... 809 4. Jim Campanis, 1988 ...... 802 Doubles 5. Jason Lane, 1999 ...... 784 1. Brett Jenkins, 1991...... 29 6. Steve Kemp, 1975 ...... 783 2. Gabe Alvarez, 1993 ...... 26 7. Eric Munson, 1998 ...... 760 3. Rich Dauer, 1974 ...... 24 8. Geoff Jenkins, 1995 ...... 748 Batting Average Greg Walbridge, 1997 ...... 24 9. Bill Seinsoth, 1969 ...... 736 1. Steve Kemp, 1975 ...... 435 5. Morgan Ensberg, 1998 ...... 22 10. Ricky Oropesa, 2010 ...... 711 2. John Werhas, 1959 ...... 419 Anthony Lunetta, 2000 ...... 22 3. Scott Sommers, 1986 ...... 409 Anthony Lunetta, 2003 ...... 22 Hit-By-Pitches 4. Casey Burrill, 1993 ...... 408 Ricky Oropesa, 2010 ...... 22 1. Josh Persell, 2001 ...... 24 5. Tim Tolman, 1978 ...... 404 9. Bret Boone, 1988 ...... 21 2. Joey Metropoulos, 2004 ...... 20 Len Gabrielson, 1959 ...... 404 Jeff Cirillo, 1991 ...... 21 3. Alberto Concepcion, 2002 ...... 17 Ed Simpson, 1953...... 404 Marc Mirizzi, 1997 ...... 21 4. Brett Jenkins, 1991...... 16 8. Geoff Jenkins, 1995 ...... 399 Alberto Concepcion, 2002 ...... 21 Blake Sharpe, 2005 ...... 16 9. Bill Heath, 1958 ...... 396

10. Tony Santino, 1955 ...... 393 Triples Strikeouts 11. Eric Munson, 1998 ...... 392 1. Grant Green, 2007 ...... 10 1. Cade Kreuter, 2010 ...... 64 Jeff Inglin, 1996 ...... 392 2. Ed Simpson, 1953...... 8 Brad Ticehurst, 1998 ...... 64 Jim Campanis, 1988 ...... 392 Gerald Mason, 1954 ...... 8 2. Morgan Ensberg, 1997 ...... 59 Steve Kemp, 1975 ...... 8 AJ Ramirez, 2016 ...... 59 Hits 5. Fred Lynn, 1972 ...... 7 3. Beau Craig, 1999 ...... 55 1. Rich Dauer, 1974 ...... 108 Mark Smith, 1991 ...... 7 4. Blake Sharpe, 2005 ...... 53 2. Jacque Jones, 1995 ...... 106 7. Bob Lillis, 1951 ...... 6 Alberto Concepcion, 2002 ...... 53 3. Geoff Jenkins, 1995 ...... 103 Hal Charnofsky, 1952 ...... 6 Terry Brown, 1986 ...... 53 4. Jeff Cirillo, 1991 ...... 100 Bob Levingston, 1962 ...... 6 Nat Harty, 1962 ...... 53 5. Gabe Alvarez, 1995 ...... 97 Rob Hertel, 1977 ...... 6 Casey Burrill, 1993 ...... 97 Sacrifi ce Hits 7. Robb Gorr, 1998 ...... 96 Walks 1. Seth Davidson, 1998 ...... 19 Walter Dawkins, 1995 ...... 96 1. Marvin Cobb, 1974 ...... 60 2. Johnny Bowden, 2006 ...... 16 Mark McGwire, 1984 ...... 96 Murph Proctor, 1981 ...... 60 3. Greg Hanoian, 1998 ...... 14 10. Jacque Jones, 1996 ...... 93 3. Cal Meier, 1970 ...... 59 4. Jeff Port, 1972 ...... 11

4. Tom Satriano, 1960 ...... 55 Lionel Hastings, 1992...... 11 Runs Batted In Eddy Putman, 1974 ...... 55 Jon Brewster, 2001 ...... 11 1. Jim Campanis, 1988 ...... 92 Stuart Pederson, 1981 ...... 55 Michael Moon, 2001 ...... 11 Rich Dauer, 1974 ...... 92 7. Dave Hodgins, 1979 ...... 54 James Roberts, 2011 ...... 11 3. Mark Smith, 1991 ...... 80 Bret Boone, 1990 ...... 54 Mark McGwire, 1984 ...... 80 9. Geoff Jenkins, 1995 ...... 51 Sacrifi ce Flies 5. Robb Gorr, 1998 ...... 79 10. Mark McGwire, 1984 ...... 50 1. Mark Smith, 1991 ...... 11 6. Geoff Jenkins, 1995 ...... 78 Bret Boone, 1989 ...... 50 7. Jeff Inglin, 1996 ...... 72 - Hitting statistics are as of 1949. 8. Bill Peavey, 2002 ...... 71 Games Played - Batting average and slugging per cent age based on a minimum of two at-bats per the number of 9. Morgan Ensberg, 1998 ...... 69 1. Rich Dauer, 1974 ...... 70 games the team played. 10. Jason Lane, 1999 ...... 68 Creighton Tevlin, 1974 ...... 70 Gabe Alvarez, 1995 ...... 70 Home Runs Walter Dawkins, 1995 ...... 70 1. Mark McGwire, 1984 ...... 32 Geoff Jenkins, 1995 ...... 70 2. Jim Campanis, 1988 ...... 23 Jacque Jones, 1995 ...... 70 Geoff Jenkins, 1995 ...... 23 7. Ken Huizenga, 1974 ...... 68 4. Morgan Ensberg, 1998 ...... 21 8. Mark McGwire, 1984 ...... 67 Jeff Clement, 2003 ...... 21 Chad Moeller, 1995 ...... 67 6. Jason Lane, 1999 ...... 20 Greg Walbridge, 1995 ...... 67 Ricky Oropesa, 2010 ...... 20 7. Mark McGwire, 1983 ...... 19 At-Bats 9. Brad Ticehurst, 1998 ...... 18 1. Jacque Jones, 1995 ...... 300 Justin Gemoll, 2000 ...... 18 2. Walter Dawkins, 1995 ...... 292 Beau Craig, 2000 ...... 18 3. Rich Dauer, 1974 ...... 279 4. Robb Gorr, 1998 ...... 278 Runs Scored 5. Marc Mirizzi, 1997 ...... 277 1. Rich Dauer, 1974 ...... 75 6. Gabe Alvarez, 1995 ...... 269 Mark McGwire, 1984 ...... 75 7. Doug Stokke, 1977 ...... 265 Geoff Jenkins, 1995 ...... 75 8. Jeff Cirillo, 1991 ...... 263 Brian Barre, 2002 ...... 75 9. Dan Henley, 1985 ...... 259 5. Morgan Ensberg, 1998 ...... 74 J.P. Roberge, 1993...... 259 6. Gabe Alvarez, 1995 ...... 73 KKentent HHadleyadley SINGLE SEASON INDIVIDUAL PITCHING RECORDS

Wins Saves 1. Bruce Gardner, 1960 ...... 18 1. Jack Krawczyk, 1998 ...... 23 2. Walt Peterson, 1964...... 17 2. Dan Hubbs, 1993 ...... 18 3. John Stewart, 1966 ...... 16 3. Brian Nichols, 1987 ...... 17 4. Randy Scarbery, 1973 ...... 15 4. Paul Koss, 2007...... 16 Rik Currier, 2000 ...... 15 5. Jason Garner, 1995 ...... 15 Mark Prior, 2001 ...... 15 6. Paul Koss, 2005...... 14 7. Jim Barr, 1970 ...... 14 7. Jack Krawczyk, 1996 ...... 12 Mark Sogge, 1971 ...... 14 8. Jack Krawczyk, 1997 ...... 11 Greg Widman, 1972 ...... 14 9. Kyle Davis, 2014 ...... 9 Bill Bordley, 1977 ...... 14 Brian Nichols, 1988 ...... 9

Innings Pitched Strikeouts Per Nine Innings 1. Bruce Gardner, 1960 ...... 182.2** 1. Mark Prior, 2001 ...... 13.11 2. Walt Peterson, 1963...... 166.0 2. Rik Currier, 1998 ...... 12.62 3. Walt Peterson, 1964...... 152.0 3. Barry Zito, 1999 ...... 12.55 4. Randy Flores, 1995 ...... 150.0 4. Mike Adamson, 1967 ...... 12.50 GGregreg WWidmanidman 5. John Stewart, 1966 ...... 148.1 5. Ian Kennedy, 2005 ...... 12.15 6. Don Pender, 1949 ...... 148.0 6. Seth Etherton, 1998 ...... 11.99 7. Tom Lovrich, 1951 ...... 146.1 7. John Herbst, 1965 ...... 11.00 8. Jim Barr, 1970 ...... 141.0 8. Dale Zeigler, 1957 ...... 10.99 Games Started 9. Greg Widman, 1972 ...... 140.1 9. Dan Hubbs, 1993 ...... 10.66 1. Darrin Beer, 1988 ...... 21 10. Randy Scarbery, 1972 ...... 138.2 10. Rik Currier, 2000 ...... 10.15 2. Brian Cooper, 1995 ...... 20 Mark Prior, 2001 ...... 138.2 Ben Tucker, 1995 ...... 20 4. Randy Scarbery, 1972 ...... 19 Strikeouts Hits Per Nine Innings Randy Scarbery, 1973 ...... 19 1. Mark Prior, 2001 ...... 202** 1. Ed Isherwood, 1956 ...... 4.89 Randy Johnson, 1985 ...... 19 2. Seth Etherton, 1998 ...... 182 2. Dave Kingman, 1969 ...... 4.98 Randy Flores, 1995 ...... 19 3. Walt Peterson, 1963...... 172 3. Bob Vaughn, 1968 ...... 5.10 Mark Prior, 2000 ...... 19 4. Ian Kennedy, 2005 ...... 158 4. Bill Peltola, 1980 ...... 5.88 9. Bill Bordley, 1978 ...... 18 5. Mark Prior, 2000 ...... 150 5. Randy Scarbery, 1973 ...... 5.90 Sid Akins, 1983 ...... 18 6. Brent Strom, 1968 ...... 147 6. Cliff Goodrich, 1962...... 6.06 Brad Brink, 1986 ...... 18 7. Barry Zito, 1999 ...... 146 7. Al Meyer, 1975 ...... 6.18 Darrin Beer, 1987 ...... 18 8. Mike Adamson, 1967 ...... 143 8. Brent Strom, 1969 ...... 6.20 Randy Powers, 1988 ...... 18 9. Rik Currier, 2000 ...... 141 9. Bill Thom, 1959 ...... 6.22 John Cummings, 1990...... 18 10. Bruce Gardner, 1960 ...... 135 10. Walt Peterson, 1964...... 6.28 Randy Powers, 1990 ...... 18 Seth Etherton, 1998 ...... 18 Walks Per Nine Innings Rik Currier, 2000 ...... 18 1. Greg Widman, 1970 ...... 1.16 1. Russ McQueen, 1972 ...... 0.92 Mark Prior, 2001 ...... 18 2. Bob Vaughn, 1968 ...... 1.23 2. Randy Powers, 1990 ...... 0.98 3. Pete Redfern, 1975...... 1.24 3. Mark Prior, 2001 ...... 1.17 Relief Appearances 4. Dave Kingman, 1969 ...... 1.38 4. John Herbst, 1967 ...... 1.22 1. John Dunn, 2006 ...... 40 5. Tom House, 1967 ...... 1.43 5. Jim Barr, 1970 ...... 1.40 2. Darrin Beer, 1989 ...... 35 6. Bill Thom, 1959 ...... 1.44 6. Russ McQueen, 1973 ...... 1.44 3. Jack Krawczyk, 1998 ...... 34 7. Brent Strom, 1969 ...... 1.47 7. Brent Strom, 1969 ...... 1.47 Brian Bannister, 2001 ...... 34 8. Ron Cook, 1966 ...... 1.52 8. John Herbst, 1966 ...... 1.53 Paul Koss, 2005...... 34 9. Walt Peterson, 1964...... 1.54 9. Jim Barr, 1968 ...... 1.54 6. Dan Hubbs, 1993 ...... 33 10. Bill Lee, 1967 ...... 1.63 10. Russ McQueen, 1974 ...... 1.55 Jack Krawczyk, 1997 ...... 33 Bret Butler, 2003 ...... 33 Complete Games 9. Jason Garner, 1995 ...... 31 1. Tom Lovrich, 1951 ...... 10 10. Steve Bast, 1986 ...... 30 2. Steve Busby, 1971 ...... 9 Paul Koss, 2006...... 30 Randy Scarbery, 1973 ...... 9 4. Randy Powers, 1990 ...... 8 Winning Percentage 5. Mark Sogge, 1971 ...... 7 1. Bill Bordley, 1977 ...... 1.000 (14-0) Pete Redfern, 1975...... 7 Ernie Mauritson, 1978 ...... 1.000 (11-0) Rod Boxberger, 1977 ...... 7 Randy Flores, 1995 ...... 7 Most Losses 9. George Milke, 1975 ...... 6 1. Steve Bast, 1985 ...... 11 John Racanelli, 1976 ...... 6 Brian Hayes, 1977 ...... 6 Most Walks Brad Brink, 1986 ...... 6 1. Randy Johnson, 1985 ...... 104 Randy Flores, 1994 ...... 6 Mark Prior, 2001 ...... 6 Most Hits Allowed 1. Darrin Beer, 1988 ...... 153 Appearances 1. John Dunn, 2006 ...... 40 Most Runs Allowed 2. Darrin Beer, 1989 ...... 38 1. Brad Brink, 1985 ...... 93 3. Steve Bast, 1986 ...... 34 Jack Krawczyk, 1998 ...... 34 *** = NCAA record. Jason Lane, 1998 ...... 34 ** = Pac-10 record. Brian Bannister, 2001 ...... 34 - Pitching statistics are as of 1956. Paul Koss, 2005...... 34 - Appearances and complete games are 8. Dan Hubbs, 1993 ...... 33 as of 1971. Jack Krawczyk, 1997 ...... 33 - Games started and relief appearances are Bret Butler, 2003 ...... 33 as of 1972. - ERA and hits/walks/strikeouts per nine innings BBruceruce GardnerGardner are based on at least one inning pitched per the number of games the team played. SINGLE GAME BATTING RECORDS

Team Records Individual Records USC Team Season Records Runs Hits Hitting 1. 35 ...... vs. Occidental, 5/5/1959 1. 6 Morgan Ensberg vs. UC Santa Barbara, Games: 70 (1974, 95) 2. 31 ...... vs. Arizona State, 5/29/2016 4/29/1997 Wins: 54 (1978) 3. 29 ...... vs. Pacifi c, 4/12/1955 2. 5 ...... several Losses: 44 (1985) 4. 26 ...... vs. Stanford, 3/25/1942 last: Ricky Oropesa at Hawai'i, At-Bats: 2,480 (1995) 26 ...... vs. Houston, 5/25/1990 3/14/2010) Runs: 543 (1998) 26 ...... at UCLA, 2/23/2002 Hits: 781 (1995) Runs Total Bases: 1,253 (1998) Runs in an Inning 1. 6 Bret Barberie vs. UC Riverside, Doubles: 157 (1997) 1. 13 ...... vs. Pacifi c, 4/12/1955 2/20/1988 Triples: 28 (1960) 13 ...... vs. UNC Greensboro, 5/28/1994 2. 5 ...... several Home Runs: 114 (1998) 3. 11 ...... several (last: J.P. Roberge vs. UNC Greensboro, RBI: 506 (1998) (last: vs. Stanford, 4/22/1977) 5/26/1994) Most Walks: 409 (1974) Most Strikeouts: 471 (1968 and 1999) Hits Doubles Highest Average: .335 (1996) 1. 36 ...... vs. UC Santa Barbara, 4/29/1997 1. 4 ...... Al Waxman vs. Occidental, 5/5/1959 Most Stolen Bases: 115 (1990) 2. 30 ...... vs. Occidental, 5/5/1959 2. 3 ...... several Most Sacrifi ce Hits: 79 (1998) 30 ...... vs. Arizona State, 5/29/2016 (last: Robert Stock at UC Riverside, Most Sacrifi ce Flies: 40 (1994) 3. 28 ...... vs. UC Santa Barbara, 5/13/1992 5/14/2008) Pitching Doubles Triples Most Games Completed: 20 (1971, 77) 1. 9 ...... several 1. 2 ...... several Most Strikeouts: 605 (2001)** (last: at South Alabama, (last: Lucas Duda vs. Oregon State, Fewest Walks: 116 (1967) 3/20/2004) 4/6/2007) Most Innings: 631.3 (1995) Lowest ERA: 2.26 (1967) Triples Home Runs Most Saves: 24 (1998)** 1. 4 ...... vs. Oregon State, 5/31/1952 1. 3 ...... several 2. 3 ...... several (last: Ricky Oropesa vs. Washington, Note: 605 strikeouts ties Pac-10 mark, held (last: vs. Arizona, 4/5/1996) 5/28/2010) by Stanford (1999)

Home Runs Runs Batted In 1. 7 ...... vs. San Diego State, 4/28/1998 1. 8 ...... Ron Fairly vs. UCLA, 5/23/1958 2. 6 ...... vs. Loyola, 5/10/1955 8 ...... Rich Dauer vs. Pepperdine, 6/2/1974 Single-game records are complete from 1983 to the present. Records are in com plete prior to 1983. 6 ...... vs. Arizona State, 3/29/1991 8 Steve Kemp vs. San Francisco, Prior to 1983, sur viv ing box scores and news pa per 6 ...... vs. UC Santa Barbara, 4/29/1997 4/6/1975 ac counts provide for ad di tion al records. 8 ...... Jeff Inglin vs. Arizona State, 3/16/1996 Stolen Bases 1. 12 ...... vs. Arizona, 5/15/1995 Total Bases 2. 8 ...... vs. Azusa Pacifi c, 4/8/1987 1. 15 Mickey McNamee vs. Santa Clara, 8 ...... vs. UC Santa Barbara, 2/22/1989 4/15/1961 15 Bret Barberie vs. UC Riverside, Walks 2/20/1988 1. 20 ...... vs. Houston, 3/20/1978 3. 14 Jeff Wetherby vs. Loyola Marymount, 2. 17 ...... vs. CS Los Angeles, 1/24/1997 2/6/1985 3. 15 ...... several 14 Ricky Oropesa vs. Washington, (last: vs. San Diego, 2/17/1995) 5/28/2010

Strikeouts Stolen Bases 1. 17 ...... vs. Hawaii, 2/25/1995 1. 4 ...... J.P. Roberge vs. Chapman, 5/7/1993 2. 16 ...... several 2. 3 ...... several (last: vs. CS Northridge, 2/25/1992) (last: Michael Morales vs. Loyola Marymount, 4/16/2002) Double Plays 1. 5 ...... vs. Stanford, 3/20/1994 Walks 5 ...... vs. Arizona State, 2/2/1997 1. 5 ...... Johnny Werhas vs. Stanford, 5/9/1958 3. 4 ...... several 5 John Jackson vs. UC Santa Barbara, (last: vs. San Diego St., 4/21/1998) 2/20/1990 3. 4 ...... several Errors (last: Ricky Oropesa at Pacifi c, 1. 10 ...... vs. UCLA, 4/11/1953 3/21/2010) JJ.P..P. RRobergeoberge 10 ...... vs. UCLA, 3/25/1996 Hit-by-Pitches 1. 4 ...... Manny Anguiano vs. Hawaii, 2/6/1987 2. 3 Brett Jenkins vs. Arizona State, 3/30/1991 3. 2 ...... several (last: Bobby Stahel vs. Washington State, 5/10/2013) SINGLE GAME PITCHING AND OPPONENT RECORDS

Individual Pitching Records Opponent Team Batting Records

Innings Pitched Runs 1. 14.0 ...... Jim Barr vs. Washington State, 4/30/1968 31 --- Loyola Marymount, 3/19/2002 2. 11.2 ...... Sid Akins vs. Arizona, 4/22/1983 3. 11.0 ...... Ken Yaryan vs. California, 3/23/1962 Runs in an Inning 11.0 ...... Tom House vs. Washington State, 4/14/1967 13 --- Stanford, 5/26/2007 (4th inning) 11.0 ...... Bill Bordley vs. Cal State Fullerton, 5/27/1978 Hits Strikeouts 29 --- Loyola Marymount, 3/19/2002 1. 21 ...... Dale Zeigler vs. Fresno State, 4/16/1957 2. 17 ...... John Herbst vs. UC Santa Barbara, 3/12/1965 Doubles 3. 16 ...... Barry Zito vs. Oregon State, 3/12/1999 8 --- twice (last: Tulane, 3/17/2004) 16 ...... Barry Zito vs. Arizona, 3/19/1999 16 ...... Barry Zito vs. UCLA, 4/30/1999 Triples 4 --- Arizona, 2/22/1991 No-Hitters • Joe Gonzales (9) vs. Stanford, 3/26/1937 (USC won 8-0) Home Runs • Jerry Merz (9) vs. BYU, 3/23/1961 (USC won 3-0) 8 --- LSU, 5/30/1998 • Ron Cook (8) vs Pacifi c, 4/5/1966 (USC won 12-0) Stolen Bases • Russ McQueen (9) vs. California, 3/30/1974 (USC won 7-0) 7 --- several (last: UC Santa Barbara, 5/18/2008) • Brad Brink (7) and Brian Brooks (2) vs. Cal State Los Angeles, 2/18/1986 (USC won 2-1) Walks • Rik Currier (5) vs. Mississippi State, 3/4/2000 (USC won 7-1) 16 --- Arizona, 4/13/1979

One-Hitters Strikeouts • Hal Forney (9) vs. Whittier, 3/3/1934 (USC won 10-1) 18 --- Arizona, 3/19/1999 • Joe Gonzales vs. UCLA, 4/20/1935 (USC won 4-0) 17 --- several (last: Washington, 4/1/2005) • Dave Cesca (9) vs. Santa Clara, 4/14/1951 (USC won 10-0) Double Plays • Ralph Pausig (7) and Eddie Allen (2) vs. Pepperdine, 4/20/1954 (USC won 3-0) 5 --- several (last: UC Santa Barbara, 4/19/1988) • Al Lasas (9) vs. Santa Clara, 4/24/1963 (USC won 11-1) • Ray Lamb (9) vs. Long Beach State, 3/7/1966 (USC won 2-0) Errors • Jim Barr (7) vs. Stanford, 4/20/1968 (USC won 3-1) 10 --- several (last: Stanford, 4/27/1975) • Brent Strom (6) and Walt Failor (1) vs. Washington State, 4/19/1969 (USC won 9-0) • Tim Kammeyer (7), Lee Jones (1) and Bob Gunnarsson (1) vs. California, 4/19/1980 Opponent Individual Records (USC won 4-0) • Mike Penney (7), Jason Saenz (2), Paul Sanchez (1) and Mike Weibling (1) vs. Hits Cal Lutheran, 3/21/1996 (USC won 20-0) 6 --- , Texas Tech, 3/26/1996 • Sean Silva (6), Brent Wheatley (3) vs. Arizona State, 4/12/13 (USC won 5-0) Runs Two-Hitters (since 1976) 5 --- several (last: Shawn Stevenson, Wash. State, 3/27/1999) • Rod Boxberger (6) and Ernie Mauritson (1) vs. Texas, 4/13/1976 (USC won 4-0) Doubles • Brian Hayes (7) and Jeff Schattinger (2) vs. Hawai‘i, 4/26/1977 (USC won 10-1) 3 --- several (last: Chip Gosewisch, Arizona State, 4/25/1999) • Brian Hayes (5) and Jeff Wick (4) vs. Long Beach State, 5/6/1977 (USC won 11-0) • Ernie Mauritson (2), Rod Boxberger (2), Bill Bordley (1), Jeff Schattinger (2) and Brian Triples Hayes (2) vs. Cal Lutheran, 3/28/1978 (USC won 2-1) 2 --- several (last: Neal Honma, Hawaii, 2/14/1997) • Ron Arnold (4), Dave Leeper (2) and Spiro Psaltis (3) vs. Cal Lutheran, 3/24/1979 (USC won 13-0) Home Runs • Steve Heslop (6) and George Ponce (1) vs. Hawai‘i, 2/9/1982 (USC lost 4-3) 3 --- several (last: Tyler Davidson, Washington, 5/11/2002) • Phil Smith (9) vs. Arizona, 4/24/1983 (USC won 4-0) Runs Batted In • John Cummings (5.1), Jeff Cirillo (0.1), Reid Mizuguchi (1.1) and Darrin Beer (2) vs. UC 8 --- Lenn Gilmore, Cal State Northridge, 3/1/1988 Irvine, 1/31/1989 (USC won 6-2) • Mike Smedes (8) and Darrin Beer (1) vs. San Diego State, 3/8/1989 (USC lost 1-0) Total Bases • Jackie Nickell (9) vs. Portland, 2/21/1992 (USC won 3-0) 14 --- Todd Brown, Arizona State, 4/14/1985 • Grant Vermillion (2.1), Jimmy Burchit (0.2) and Justin Parle (6) vs. California, 3/19/1993 (USC won 5-1) Stolen Bases • Randy Flores (9) vs. Washington, 5/17/1996 (USC won 7-3) 5 --- Pete Stanicek, Stanford, 4/27/1984 • Seth Etherton (9) vs. Oregon State, 3/6/1998 (USC won 9-0) • Seth Etherton (8) and Mike Weibling (1) vs. California, 4/17/9198 (USC won 10-0) Walks 5 --- , Arizona State, 4/8/1982 • Rik Currier (7.2), Tim Petke (1), Ronald Flores (0) and Steve Immel (0.1) vs. Cal Lutheran, 3/16/1999 (USC won 4-0) Innings Pitched • Barry Zito (9) vs. UCLA, 4/30/1999 (USC won 4-1) 13.0 --- Bob Bandettini, California, 5/8/1959 • Barry Zito (8) vs. Stanford, 6/4/1999 (USC lost 1-0) Tim Layana, Loyola Marymount, 4/9/1985 • Mark Prior (2), Rik Currier (3), Anthony Reyes (2), Ron Flores (1) and Chad Clark (1) vs. University of San Diego, 2/22/2000 (USC won 7-3) Strikeouts • Mark Prior (9) at Washington, 3/17/2001 (USC won 5-1) 17 --- Steve Dunning, Stanford, 4/18/1970 • Mark Prior (9) at California, 4/12/2001 (USC won 1-0) • Brett Bannister (2.2), Anthony Encinas (5.1) and Paul Koss (1), 5/22/2005 (USC won 12-2) • Ian Kennedy (8.2) and Ryan Schlack (0.1), 2/17/2006 (USC won 10-1) TROJANS IN