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2005 COUGAR OPPONENTS ARIZONA ARIZONA STATE CALIFORNIA Game Dates: April 8-9-10 Game Dates: May 27-28-29 Game Dates: March 24-25-26 Location: Tucson, Ariz. Location: Tempe, Ariz. Location: Berkeley, Calif. Nickname: Wildcats Nickname: Sun Devils Nickname: Golden Bears Colors: Cardinal and Navy Colors: Maroon and Gold Colors: Blue and Gold Enrollment: 35,400 Enrollment: 45,693 Enrollment: 32,000 Coach: Andy Lopez (UCLA ’75) Coach: Pat Murphy (Florida Atlantic ‘82) Coach: David Esquer (Stanford, ’87) Record at UA: 102-74-1 (3 years) Record at ASU: 401-196-1 (10 years) Record at California: 141-138 (5 years) Career Record: 789-492-7 Career Record: 774-367-4 (20 years) Career Record: Same Assistants: Mark Wasikowski, Steve Kling, Andy Assistants: Jay Sferra, Tim Esmay, Jack Krawczyk Assistants: Dan Hubbs, Jon Zuber Diver 2004 Record: 41-18 2004 Record: 25-31 2004 Record: 36-27-1 2004 Conference Record: 13-11 (4th, Pac-10) 2004 Conference Record: 9-15 (t-8th, Pac-10) 2004 Conference Record: 12-12 (5th, Pac-10) 2004 Series vs. WSU: ASU 2-1 2004 Series vs. WSU: WSU 2-1 2004 Series vs. WSU: Arizona 2-1 2004 Postseason: 1-2 (NCAA Fullerton Regional) 2004 Postseason: None 2004 Postseason: 6-3 (NCAA College World Series) Series Record: ASU leads 28-6 (1973-2004) Series Record: Cal leads 29-23-1 (1902-2004) Series Record: Arizona leads 16-8 (1974-2004) Home Field: Packard Stadium (3,879) Home Field: Evans Diamond (2,500) Home Field: Jerry Kindall Field (6,500) Baseball SID: Jeff R. Evans Baseball SID: Scott Ball Baseball SID: Matt Rector E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] Offi ce: 480-965-6592 Offi ce: 510-643-1741 Offi ce: 520-621-0914 Cell: 480-734-7791 Home: 510-334-0793 Home: 520-327-2617 Press Box: 480-727-7253 Press Box: 510-642-3098 Press Box: 520-621-4440 FAX: 480-965-5408 FAX: 510-643-7778 FAX: 520-621-2681 Web Site: www.thesundevils.com Web Site: www.calbears.com Web Site: www.arizonaathletics.com President: Michael Crow Chancellor: Robert Birgeneau President: Dr. Peter Likins Athletics Director: Gene Smith Athletics Director: Sandy Barbour Athletics Director: Jim Livengood OREGON STATE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA STANFORD Game Dates: April 22-23-24 Game Dates: May 13-14-15 Game Dates: April 1-2-3 Location: Corvallis, Ore. Location: Los Angeles, Calif. Location: Stanford, Calif. Nickname: Beavers Nickname: Trojans Nickname: Cardinal Colors: Orange and Black Colors: Cardinal and Gold Colors: Cardinal and White Enrollment: 19,000 Enrollment: 30,000 Enrollment: 14,339 Coach: Pat Casey (George Fox ‘90) Coach: Mike Gillespie (USC ’62) Coach: Mark Marquess (Stanford ‘69) Record at OSU: 295-225-4 (11 years) Record at USC: 697-416-2 (18 years) Record at Stanford: 1190-565-5 (28 years) Career Record: 466-338-5 (18 years) Career Record: Same Career Record: Same Assistants: Dan Spencer, Marty Lees Assistants: Dave Lawn, Andy Nieto, Chad Kreuter Associate Head Coach: Dean Stotz 2004 Record: 31-22 2004 Record: 24-32 Assistants: Tom Kunis, Dave Nakama 2004 Conference: 10-14 (t-6th, Pac-10) 2004 Conference Record: 10-14 (t-6th, Pac-10) 2004 Record: 46-14 2004 Series vs. WSU: OSU 2-1 2004 Series vs. WSU: USC 2-1 2004 Conference Record: 16-8 (1st, Pac-10) 2004 Postseason: None 2004 Postseason: None 2004 Series vs. WSU: Stanford 3-0 Series Record: WSU leads 216-180-2 (1910-2004) Series Record: USC leads 51-12 (1948-2004) 2004 Postseason: 2-2 (NCAA Stanford Regional) Home Field: Goss Stadium at Coleman Field Home Field: Dedeaux Field (2,500) Series Record: Stanford leads 26-13 (1950-2004) (2,000) Baseball SID: Jason Pommier Home Field: Sunken Diamond (4,000) Baseball SID: Kip Carlson E-Mail: [email protected] Baseball SID: Kyle McRae E-Mail: [email protected] Offi ce: 213-740-3807 E-Mail: [email protected] Offi ce: 541-737-7472 Cell: 213-725-3529 Offi ce: 650-725-2959 Home: 541-745-5636 Press Box: 213-748-3449 Home: 650-962-9934 Press Box: 541-737-7475 FAX: 213-740-7584 Press Box: 650-723-4629 FAX: 541-737-3072 Web Site: www.usctrojans.com FAX: 650-725-2957 Web Site: www.osubeavers.com President: Dr. Steven B. Sample Web Site: www.gostanford.com President: Dr. Edward Ray Athletics Director: Mike Garrett President: John Hennessy Athletics Director: Bob De Carolis Athletics Director: Dr. Ted Leland 46 2005 COUGAR BASEBALL 2005 COUGAR OPPONENTS UCLA WASHINGTON GONZAGA Game Dates: May 20-21-22 Game Dates: April 29-30, May 1 Game Dates: March 6-29 April 5-12-19 Location: Los Angeles, Calif. Location: Seattle, Wash. Location: Spokane, Wash. Nickname: Bruins Nickname: Huskies Nickname: Bulldogs, Zags Colors: Blue and Gold Colors: Purple and Gold Colors: Blue, White, Red Enrollment: 36,890 Enrollment: 42,000 Enrollment: 5,206 Coach: John Salvagev(First year) Coach: Ken Knutson (Washington, ‘81) Coach: Mark Machtolf (Stanford, ’87) Record at UCLA: First year Record at Washington: 428-273-2 (13 years) Record at GU: 24-27 (1 year) Career Record: 88-84-1 (3 years) Career Record: Same Career Record: Same Assistants: Pat Shine, Brian Green, Matt Jones Assistants: Joe Ross, Donny Harrel, Gregg Assistants: Scott Asan, Danny Evans, Steve Bennett 2004 Record: 35-29 Swenson 2004 Record: 24-27 2004 Conference Record: 14-10 (t-3rd, Pac-10) 2004 Record: 39-20-1 2004 Conference Record: 16-11 (2nd, West Coast 2004 Series vs. WSU: WSU 2-1 2004 Conference Record: 15-9 (2nd, Pac-10) Conference) 2004 Postseason: 2-2 (NCAA Oklahoma City 2004 Series vs. WSU: WSU 4-2 2004 Series vs. WSU: Tie 2-2 Regional) 2004 Postseason: 2-2 (NCAA Oxford Regional) 2004 Postseason: None Series Record: UCLA leads 26-12 (1967-2004) Series Record: WSU leads 225-169 (1901-2004) Series Record: WSU leads 168-82 (1911-2004) Home Field: Jackie Robinson Stadium (1,250) Home Field: Husky Ballpark (1,500) Home Field: Avista Stadium (7,600) Baseball SID: Bryan DeSena Baseball SID: Jeff Bechthold Baseball SID: Chris Loucks E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] Offi ce: (310) 206-4008 Offi ce: 206-543-2230 Offi ce: 509-323-4227 Home: Home: 206-271-4665 Cell: 909-975-1996 Press Box: (310)-794-8213 Press Box: 206-685-1994 Press Box: 509-279-1005 FAX: (310)-825-8664 FAX: 206-543-5000 FAX: 509-323-5730 Web Site: www.uclabruins.com Web Site: www.gohuskies.com Website: www.gozags.com Chancellor: Dr. Albert Carnesale President: Dr. Mark Emmert President: Fr. Robert J. Spitzer, S.J. Athletics Director: Dan Guerrero Athletics Director: Todd Turner Athletics Director: Mike Roth HAWAII LEWIS-CLARK STATE NORTHERN COLORADO Game Dates: Feb. 24-25-26-27 Game Dates: March 5, April 27, May 11 Game Dates: March 11-12-13 Location: Honolulu, Hawaii Location: Lewiston, Idaho Location: Greeley, Colo. Nickname: Rainbows Nickname: Warriors Nickname: Bears Colors: Green, White, Bland and Silver Colors: Navy, White, Red Colors: Blue and Gold Enrollment: 20,463 Enrollment: 2,702 Enrollment: 11,855 Coach: Mike Trapasso (Oklahoma State ‘87) Coach: Ed Cheff (Lewis and Clark, ‘66) Coach: Kevin Smallcomb (CS-Sacramento, ‘85) Record at Hawaii: 108-114 (3 years) Record at LCSC: 1407-381-2 (26 years) Record at UNC: 63-44 (2 years) Career Record: Same Career Record: Same Career Record: Same Assistants: Chad Konishi, Keith Komeiji, Travis Assistants: Gary Piccone, Gus Knickrehm Assistants: Chris Forbes, Bruce Vaughn, Patrick Janssen 2004 Record: 52-10 Wiley 2004 Record: 31-24 2004 Conference Record: Independent 2004 Record: 29-23 2004 Conference: 13-16 (4th, WAC) 2004 Series vs. WSU: LCSC 2-1 2004 Conference: Independent 2004 Series vs. WSU: DNP 2004 Postseason: 1-2 (NAIA World Series) 2004 Series vs. WSU: DNP 2004 Postseason: None Series Record: 136-97-0 (1905-2004) 2004 Postseason: None Series Record: Hawaii 19-10 Home Field: Harris Field (5,100) Series Record: 1-0 (1975) Home Field: Rainbow Stadium (4,312) Baseball SID: Lance Acord Home Field: Jackson Field (1,500) Baseball SID: Pakalani Bello E-Mail: [email protected] Baseball SID: Kyle Schwartz E-Mail: [email protected] Offi ce: 208-792-2289 E-Mail: [email protected] Offi ce: 808-956-7523 Home: 208-743-5956 Offi ce: 970-351-2522 Cell: 808-291-9234 Press Box: 208-746-1673 Home: 970-506-9817, Cell: Press Box: 808-956-6253 FAX: 208-792-2801 Press Box: 970-978-0950 FAX: 808-956-4470 Website: www.lcsc.edu FAX: 970-351-1995 Website: www.hawaiiAthletics.com President: Dr. Dene Thomas Website: www.uncbears.com President: David McClain, interim Athletic Director: Dr. Dene Thomas, interim President: Kay Norton Athletics Director: Herman Frazier Athletics Director: Jay Hinrichs 2005 COUGAR BASEBALL 47 2005 COUGAR OPPONENTS PORTLAND SACRAMENTO STATE SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA Game Dates: Feb. 18-19-20, March 4 Game Dates: May 7-8-9 Game Dates: Feb. 11-12-13 Location: Portland, Ore. Location: Sacramento, Calif. Location: Hammond, Louisiana Nickname: Pilots Nickname: Hornets Nickname: Lions Colors: Purple and White Colors: Green and Gold Colors: Green and Gold Enrollment: 3,200 Enrollment: 28,375 Enrollment: 15,200 Coach: Chris Sperry (Portland, ’89) Coach: John Smith (Sacramento State, ’73) Coach: Don Canevari (Miami (Fl) ’80) Record at Portland: 110-203-1 (6 seasons) Record at Sacramento State: 753-706 (25 Record at Southeastern Louisiana: 35-74 (2 Career Record: Same years) years) Assistants: Gary Van Tol, Matt Hollod Career Record: Same Career Record: Same 2004 Record: 12-44 Assistants: Jim Barr, Rusty McLain, John Callahan Assistants: Graham Martin, John Stephenson, Luke 2004 Conference Record: 6-24(8th, West Coast) 2004 Record: 29-32 Weatherford 2004 Series vs.
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