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Baseball DIVISION I 10 DIVISION I Baseball DIVISION I 2002 Championship Edited by Ty Halpin. Highlights Horns Hook Fifth NCAA Title: Texas won its fifth championship, outlasting South Carolina, 12-6, in the title game June 22. Longhorns skipper Augie Garrido became the first coach to win a Men’s College World Series crown with two different teams. Garrido led Cal State Fullerton to three previous titles. Texas’ other championships came in 1949, 1950, 1975 and 1983. Reliever Huston Street hurled one and two-thirds scoreless innings to pick up a series-record fourth save and win most outstanding player honors. Street, the fourth freshman in history to win the award, allowed one hit and struck out one batter in his 14th save of the year. For more, go to the July 8, 2002 issue of The NCAA News at www.ncaa.org on the World Wide Web. TEAM STANDINGS W L AB R H BA E DP FA IP R ER ERA Texas.................................................... 4 0 135 28 37 .274 9 5 .940 36.0 19 17 4.25 South Carolina...................................... 4 2 228 47 67 .294 7 6 .968 53.0 42 39 6.62 Clemson ............................................... 2 2 138 26 36 .261 7 4 .955 35.0 39 33 8.49 Stanford ............................................... 2 2 129 21 35 .271 4 0 .974 35.0 20 17 4.37 Georgia Tech........................................ 1 2 120 23 47 .392 0 0 .980 27.0 18 16 5.33 Notre Dame.......................................... 1 2 103 11 26 .252 2 2 .981 26.0 12 12 4.15 Nebraska.............................................. 0 2 72 18 23 .319 2 1 .975 17.1 21 20 10.38 Rice...................................................... 0 2 67 4 13 .194 0 1 1.000 17.1 7 7 3.63 BATTING LEADERS (Minimum 15 at-bats) AVG G AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SB Victor Menocal, Georgia Tech............................................. .562* 3 16 6 9 2 0 1 0 0 Photo by Jamie Schwaberow/NCAA Photos Omar Quintanilla, Texas .................................................... .471 4 17 6 8 2 2 1 0 0 Sam Fuld, Stanford............................................................. .421 4 19 6 8 4 0 1 2 0 Texas’ Huston Street won most outstanding Roberto Valiente, Clemson .................................................. .400 4 15 1 6 2 1 0 0 0 player honors. Zane Green, Clemson......................................................... .389 4 18 4 7 5 1 0 2 0 Chris Carter, Stanford......................................................... .389 4 18 5 7 2 2 1 1 0 Justin Harris, South Carolina............................................... .385 5 26 4 10* 7* 3 0 1 1 Dustin Majewski, Texas....................................................... .375 4 16 5 6 5 2 1 1 0 Landon Powell, South Carolina............................................ .364 6 22 4 8 6 3 0 1 0 Trey Dyson, South Carolina................................................. .360 6 25 6 9 6 2 0 2 0 Departmental Leaders*. Other Leaders: AB-27, Drew Meyer, South Carolina; R-8, Meyer, South Carolina; 2B-4, Matt Murton, Georgia Tech; 3B-1, Seven tied; HR-2, Seven tied; SB-2, Four tied. PITCHING LEADERS (Minimum eight innings pitched) W L SV ERA G CG IP H R ER BB SO Kyle Bakker, Georgia Tech.................................... 1 0 0 0.00 1 0 8.0 6 0 0 1 9 Steven Bondurant, South Carolina ......................... 1 0 0 2.31 2 1 11.2 13 3 3 4 7 Justin Simmons, Texas........................................... 2 0 0 2.57 2 0 14.0 13 5 4 4 7 Jeremy Guthrie, Stanford ...................................... 1 1 0 4.11 2 1 15.1 17 9 7 4 11 Aaron Rawl, South Carolina ................................. 1 1 0 7.11 3 1 12.2 21 12 10 4 5 DIVISION I 11 AT SOUTH BEND, INDIANA Stubblefield (Brigham Young). W—Olson. L—Chrisman. Results S—Campos. MAY 31 Kent St........................... 022 000 000—4 11 0 AT STANFORD, CALIFORNIA REGIONALS South Ala....................... 102 121 00x—7 12 0 MAY 31 Dick Hayhurst, Shane Curry, (5), Ben Galbreath (6), Gus AT TEMPE, ARIZONA Hlebovy (9) and Pat O’Brien; Sam Smith, Bert Heath (8) Cal St. Fullerton......... 000 000 110 000 0—2 9 1 New Mexico St. ............. 000 000 000—0 6 1 and Shane Scoville. HR—Erik Smallwood (South Ala.). Stanford.................... 000 000 011 000 1—3 11 3 Houston ......................... 303 000 30x—9 15 0 W—Smith. L—Hayhurst. S—Heath. Wes Littleton, Chad Cordero (9), Sean Martin (12) and BASEBALL Jason Williams, Jerrod Marcangeli (3), Trey Reese (8), P.J. Pilittere; Jeremy Guthrie and Ryan Garko. W— Terry Lawrence (9) and Erik Winegarden; Brad Sullivan Ohio St.......................... 010 011 201—6 10 1 Guthrie. L—Martin. Notre Dame ................... 000 200 51x—8 15 0 and Chris Snyder. HR—Brett Cooley (Houston), Jesse San Jose St..................... 200 000 001—3 6 1 Crain (Houston). W—Sullivan. L—Williams. Josh Newman, Nate Smith (7), Chris Hanners (9) and Joe Wilkins; Peter Ogilvie, Chris Niesel (6), J.P. Gagne (7) Long Beach St. ............... 103 000 02x—6 10 1 San Diego...................... 002 100 000—3 6 0 and Paul O’Toole. HR—Christian Snavely (Ohio St.), Matt Durkin, Andy Cook (4), Frank Esposito, (8), Jeremy Arizona St...................... 001 012 02x—6 14 1 Matt Bok (Notre Dame). W—Gagne. L—Newman. Rogelstad (9) and Adam Shorsher; Daniel Eisentrager, Ricky Barrett, David Dunn (9) and S.C. Assael; Jered Carlos Muniz (7), Chris DeMaria (8) and Brad Davis. Liebeck, Mark Sopko (4), Carlos Arguello (6), Ryan JUNE 1 HR—Gabe Lopez (San Jose St.), Hector Zamora (San Jose Schroyer (8) and Cesar Castillo. W—Arguello. L—Barrett. Ohio St.......................... 022 230 201—12 17 1 St.), Bryan Baker (San Jose St.). W—Eisentrager. L— S—Schroyer. Kent St........................... 002 210 102— 8 13 4 Durkin. S—DeMaria. New Mexico St. ............ 000 000 010—1 6 1 E.J. Laratta, Matt Davis (5) and Joe Wilkins; Matt JUNE 1 Lorenzo, Kyle Augsburger (5), Pat Frank (7), Ben San Diego...................... 000 110 00x—2 4 1 Cal St. Fullerton .............. 121 000 131—9 12 0 Christian Jackson, Mike Smith (8) and Erik Winegarden; Galbreath (8), Gus Hlebovy (9) and Pat O’Brien. HR— Christian Snavely (Ohio St.). W—Davis. L—Lorenzo. San Jose St..................... 100 000 000—1 6 3 Tom Caple, Tony Perez (8) and S.C. Assael. W—Caple. Jordan DeJong and P.J. Pilittere; Jahsean George, Mike L—Jackson. S—Perez. Notre Dame ................... 426 010 246—25 32 0 Malott (7), Don Gemmell (9) and Adam Shorsher. HR— South Ala....................... 100 000 000— 1 1 1 Arizona St...................... 000 001 012—4 5 2 David Fischer (Cal. St. Fullerton). W—DeJong. L— Grant Johnson and Paul O’Toole; Clark Girardeau, Mel George. Houston ......................... 100 023 20x—8 13 3 Spivey (2), Adam Wood (3), Scott Mularz (3), Eric Mike Esposito and Cesar Castillo; Danny Zell, Ryan Thomas (5), Adam Parnell (7) and Pat O’Brien. HR— Stanford......................... 130 000 010—5 9 0 Wagner (6), Nathan Mitchell (8), Austin Faught (9) Jesse Steve Sollmann (Notre Dame), Brian Stavisky (Notre Long Beach St. ............... 000 001 201—4 7 2 Crain (9) and Chris Snyder. HR—Hyung Cho (Houston). Dame), Brent Weiss (Notre Dame), Andrew Bushey Tim Cunningham, Dan Rich (7) and Ryan Garko; Abe W—Zell. L—Esposito. (Notre Dame), Paul O’Toole (Notre Dame). W—Johnson. Alvarez, Carlos Muniz (8), Neil Jamison (8) and Brad Arizona St...................... 021 050 003—11 14 0 L—Girardeau. Davis. HR—Chris O’Riordan (Stanford). W— Cunningham. L—Alvarez. S—Rich. San Diego...................... 000 010 000—1 7 2 South Ala....................... 220 000 000—4 10 0 Carlos Arguello and Cesar Castillo; Aaron Wilson, Ohio St.......................... 220 100 01x—6 7 1 Long Beach St. ............... 003 010 000—4 11 2 David Dunn (4), Mike Oseguera (5), Sean Warlop (5), Caleb Crosby, Bert Heath (2) and Shane Scoville; Scott Cal St. Fullerton .............. 000 000 000—0 4 0 Matt Coy (9) and S.C. Assael. HR—Jeff Larish (Arizona Lewis and Joe Wilkins. HR—Ryan Mulhern (South Ala.), Jered Weaver, Chris DeMaria (8) and Brad Davis; Darric St.). W—Arguello. L—Wilson. Nick Swisher (Ohio St.), Terry Pettorini (Ohio St.). W— Merrell, Travis Ingle (6) and P.J. Pilittere. HR—Jeremy Reed (Long Beach St.). W—Weaver. L—Merrell. Houston ......................... 300 300 101—8 16 2 Lewis. L—Heath. Arizona St...................... 020 010 000—3 9 2 JUNE 2 JUNE 2 Gene Flores, Ryan Wagner (3), Nathan Mitchell (7), Notre Dame ................... 200 302 101—9 14 0 Long Beach St. ............... 000 020 020—4 11 3 Brian Henderson (8), Jesse Crain (9) and Chris Snyder; Ohio St.......................... 000 101 040—6 12 2 Stanford......................... 110 050 10x—8 11 1 Robbie McClellan, Mark Sopko (4), Ryan Schroyer (5) Chris Niesel, Brandon Viloria (7), J.P. Gagne (8) and Paul Josh Alliston, Jeff Baumback (5), Neil Jamison (6), Bo and Cesar Castillo. HR—McClellan (Houston). W— O’Toole; Nate Smith, Chris Hanners (6) and Joe Wilkins. Ashabranger (8) and Brad Davis; John Hudgins and Wagner. L—McClellan. HR—Matt Bok (Notre Dame). W—Niesel. L—Smith. Ryan Garko. HR—Kevin Randel (Long Beach St.), Chris AT TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA Carter (Stanford), Jason Cooper (Stanford), Chris AT LOS ANGELES O’Riordan (Stanford). W—Hudgins. L—Alliston. MAY 31 MAY 31 AT AUSTIN, TEXAS Stetson........................... 204 000 011— 8 8 0 Brigham Young .......011 010 100 000—4 12 1 MAY 31 Florida St. ...................... 000 400 34x—11 15 3 Southern California...001 011 001 001—5 8 2 Roger Lincoln, Andy Wilson (7), Jack Collins (8) and Chris Jeff Housser, Tyler Dabo (9), James Ray (9), Sam Fernley Central Conn. St............. 000 000 020—2 3 4 Westervelt; Matt Lynch, Daniel Hodges (8) and Tony (9) and Lars Birkeland; Anthony Reyes, Jordan Olson (6), Texas............................
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