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The 2001 Central Washington University baseball season had its share of ups and downs including a winning streak of seven games and a five-game losing streak. Through it all, the Wildcats nearly doubled their 2000-win output (14) and reached the post-season for the first time since 1993. Central began its march to the playoffs with a pair of losses to defending NAIA national champion Lewis-Clark State before bouncing back to squeak past Puget Sound and Whitman in the Missionary Invitational at Walla Walla. CWU continued its play around the .500 mark through the first part of March after splitting home twin bills with British Columbia and Pacific Lutheran. Central salvaged a split with UBC on Colby Sherrill's game-winning sacrifice fly in the nightcap while Jeff Perry's three­ hitter sparked the Wildcat win in game one against the Lutes. Wildcat character faced its stiffest challenge at a weekend tournament hosted by Region I rivals Albertson and Northwest Nazarene. The 'Yotes dismantled the 'Cats 26-0 while banging out 31 hits, the most ever allowed by a Central pitching staff. It would have been easy to assume that Desi Storey's ball club was headed for a lost weekend in the Treasure Valley. But the heart of the 2001 Wildcats would beat stronger in its next three tournament games, victories over Northwest Nazarene, Whitworth and Albertson. Joe Reid laced four hits in Central's 11-9 win over NNU. Right hander Brandon Klump claimed victories versus Whitworth (6-4) and Albertson (14-11) by hurling 8 1/3 innings of solid relief, allowing just one earned run and two hits. Central returned to Tomlinson Field the following weekend to open Cascade Conference play against St. Martin's. Storey saw the Saints as a playoff contender prior to the regular season. That having been said, Central emerged as the team destined for the postseason following a four-game sweep which featured a rally from a three-run deficit in the bottom of the seventh inning of game three of the series. Rick Leyes and Klump combined on a two-hitter in the weekend finale. CWU entered the following weekend confident of success when it took the field against eventual participant Western Oregon with the league lead at stake. The series began with promise as the 'Cats jumped to a 7-2 lead entering the sixth inning of game one. But WOU would score seven times in the frame to take control of the game and the series. The Wolves went on to post four straight wins over the stunned Central nine. Momentum was rehamassed the following week with a sweep of Concordia and non-league victory over Whitman (9-8). A sacrifice fly by Aaron Tennis in the bottom of the eighth inning lifted CWU over the Missionaries. UBC would then come to Ellensburg and cool off the Wildcats by taking three victories in four games. The lone Wildcat win, which featured a 4-for-4 performance by NAIA Region I all-star Justin Williams, left CWU 7-7 in the Cascade Conference and 15-12 overall at the season's midpoint. Following a victory at Whitman and four defeats to Lewis-Clark State, Central again found itself at the .500 mark. Three-run home runs by Tennis and Seth Hill, combined with four­ and-a-third innings of shutout relief by Mark Brownlee, gave the Wildcats their third win in as many tries against Whitman. Ryan McCarthy went 5-for-5 with two home runs and three RBI in ~ +; l..!l.k..!l. . •n•..L..C..S:..C._. The Wildcats divided their next eight league games, winning three-of-four at Eastern Oregon and dropping three-of-four at Albertson. Sandwiched in between was a non-league loss at Washington State. April 's final week provided the Crimson and Black with an opportunity to take control of the fourth and final Region I playoff spot. Initiative was seized with a doubleheader sweep at fifth-place Concordia and a four-game series victory against Northwest Nazarene. A 16-9 win in game two of the NNU series was the 200th at Central for Storey, making him the second baseball coach in school history to reach that plateau. CWU won the final game of the series in dramatic fashion on a pinch-hit, RBI single by Sam Chamaty in the 11th inning. After a non-league loss at PLU, Central went into the final weekend of league play needing just one win at Western Baptist to clinch the program's first playoff berth in eight seasons. Marc Parrish and Josh Roberts combined on a three-hit shutout as CWU took game one of the weekend set to earn a spot in the Region I playoffs. The Wildcats traveled to Monmouth, Oregon to face Western Oregon in the first round of the four-team tournament. The two teams battled to a 3-3 tie through five innings. The Wolves scored three times in the sixth, but the'Cats responded with three in the seventh to knot the game at six. WOU, however, scored the game-winning run in the eighth and held off CWU for the hard-fought victory. Albertson would end Central's season the next day with a 9-2 win in a loser-out contest. CWU concluded its campaign 27-27. Thus ended Central's affiliation with the NAIA. In 2002, the Wildcats will join Western Oregon, Northwest Nazarene and St. Martin's at the NCAA Division II level. Desi Storey Steve Sherrill Chad Bala

DESI STOREY - Head Coach (203-228-1, Tenth Year) Desi Storey, who just completed his first decade as head coach, is the second-winningest coach in Central Washington University baseball history. In five of his ten seasons, the Wildcats have won 20 or more games, including three consecutive years (1997-99). Only twice previously in their school history (1968-70 and 1974-77) had the Wildcats put together at least three consecutive 20-win seasons. In ten seasons as head coach, Storey, despite playing schedules which perennially are among the toughest in the nation, has led CWU to a record of 203-228-1 . His 200th victory came April 27, a 16-9 win over Northwest Nazarene. Only Gary Frederick, who won 234 games in 11 seasons between 1968 and 1978, has more victories. Frederick and Storey are the only coaches to lead the Wildcats to 30-victory seasons. CWU won a school-record 32 games in 1970 on the way to a berth in the NAIA World .Series. CWU won 30 regular­ season games for the first time in school history in 1997 under Storey's leadership. Storey led the 2001 Wildcats to an 18-14 Cascade Conference record and their first post-season ap­ pearance since 1993, when CWU finished second in the district with a 10-5 record. Storey, 42, was an assistant coach between 1986 and 1989 at CWU, and was instrumental in leading the Wildcats to their last NAIA World Series berth in 1988. In 1991, he was the head coach at Kittitas High School, leading the Coyotes to a 16-4 record. Kittitas reached the Washington State Class B Storey's Coaching Record regional finals, losing in extra innings in the championship game. Year w L T 1992 14 16 0 A native of Orofino, Idaho, Storey is a 1977 graduate of Issaquah 1993 15 20 0 High School where he earned one letter in football and three in base­ 1994 18 24 0 ball. He earned second team all-league honors in baseball in his 1995 21 20 0 senior season. 1996 19 27 0 He then played two seasons at Centralia Community College in 1997 30 17 0 1978 and 1979 before joining the Wildcat program. At Centralia, he 1998 21 25 1 led the Southern Region in hitting with a .370 average during his 1999 24 18 0 sophomore season. 2000 14 34 0 Storey also played two seasons at CWU. He played the outfield 2001 27 27 ~ in his junior season before becoming one of the mainstays of the Total. 203 228 1 Wildcat pitching staff in his senior season. In 1982, he posted a record of 7-1, including a complete-game victory over Washington State, two complete-game wins over NCAA Division 1 Eastern Washington and a win in relief over L-C State. Misc.: Homered against Eastern Oregon on Apr. 18, 1981 as CWU equaled school mark with three home runs in an inning .. .Born 1-25-59 at Orofino. Has two sons, Dustin, 14, and Brendan, I 0. STEVE SHERRILL - Assistant Head Coach (Eighth Year) Steve Sherrill, who is in charge of the pitching staff, recently completed his eighth season with the Wildcats. He was appointed the assistant head coach in the spring of 1995. He also directs the baseball team's fundraising efforts. Prior to joining the CWU coaching staff, Sherrill coached at Cle Elum High School. In 1993, he Jed the Warriors to their first-ever conference baseball title. Sherrill, who also serves as athletic director at Cle Elum High School, coached the Warriors for two years and compiled a 21-20 overall record. Prior to joining the Cle Elum staff, he also coached at Franklin High School in Portland; Bowling Green High School in Bowling Green, Mo., and at Campbell County High School in Gillette, Wyo. He also spent eight years at Shape American High School in Belgium between 1981 and 1988. In 15 seasons as a basketball head coach, he compiled a 296-105 won-loss record. In football, he posted a 51-20-1 head coaching record in nine seasons and he compiled a 58-46 record in baseball. He won 13 conference titles - six in basketball, four in football and three in baseball. Sherrill is a 1973 graduate of Pacific University where he played football and baseball. In baseball, he was a three-time all-conference catcher and earned first team NAIA All-American honors in his senior season. He played two seasons in the St. Louis Cardinal organization. He also earned all-league honors in football and baseball at Jefferson High School in Portland, graduating in 1969. He was inducted into the Pacific University Athletic Hall-of-Fame In Oct., 1995. Four years ago, Sherrill was recognized by the National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association as a certified athletic administrator. He was one of 1,050 interscholastic athletic directors nationwide to receive that honor. Misc: Born 1-26-51 at Vancouver, Wash, Married. Wife's name is Gwendolyn. They have three children, Scott, Shannan and Colby. Shannan played basketball at CWU. Colby is a four­ year letter winner for the Wildcat baseball team ...Earned a Master of Science degree in athletic administration from CWU.

CHAD BALA - Assistant Coach (Fifth Year) Chad Bala, 31 , returned to the Central coach staff this spring after leaving the Kittitas Valley three years ago. Coach Bala was assistant coach at Sammamish High School for two years (1998-99). He helped guide the Totems to a playoff berth his first year. Chad was CWU' s catcher in 1991 and 1992 and was named to the all-district team both seasons. The two-time team captain was voted Central 's most valuable player his first season and claimed the Steve Orrell award the next year. He achieved a Bachelor of Science degree from CWU in 1994. Bala caught at both Yakima Valley College and Green River CC before corning to Central. He helped both the Indians (1989) and Gators (1990) reach the NWAACC tournament. Chad is a 1988 graduate of Renton High School. Misc.: Born 3-9-70 at Auburn. Currently works for the Kittitas County Planning Department. Has two brothers. JUSTIN WILLIAMS (SS, 5-10, 170, Sr., Shelton - Centralia CC) 2001 NAIA Region I All-Star High School: Graduated from Shelton High School in 1997. Let­ tered in football (3) and baseball (3). Played quarterback in foot­ ball and shortstop in baseball. Twice earned all-league honors. MVP of Southwest Washington all-star feeder game. High school coach was former CWU pitcher Ken Aries. College: Played two seasons at Centralia CC. Second team NWAACC all-star freshman season and first team all-star sopho­ more year. Batted .284 sophomore year... Played in all 48 games in 2000 for CWU, starting 47. Led team in batting with .349 aver­ age. Also led team in hits (51), walks (21), on-base percentage (.444), assists (142), errors (33) and double plays (31 ). Assists, errors and marks were all single-season records. Was hitting just .208 on Mar. 21, but then put together 11 and 10-game hitting streaks to raise average to season-high .364 on Apr. 29. Had four hits against Pacific Lutheran (Apr. 9). Also had three three-hit games and team-best nine two-hit games. Tied single-game school record with nine assists against St. Martin's (May 5). Twice drove in four runs in single game (UBC on Mar. 25 and PLU on Apr. 9) . . .Played in a school-record 53 of the Wildcats' 54 games this spring. Amassed 71 hits, just one shy of the school record for one year (Tom Slavin, 72 in 1982). Also led the team in batting (.355 avg.), runs scored (35), home runs (3), RBI (31 ), total bases (92) and assists ( 133). Had 22 multi-hit games, including a streak of seven consecutive games against Concordia, UBC, and Whitman (Mar. 28-Apr. 4), and nine games with at least three hits. Collected three hits and four RBI against NNU (Mar. 10) to break out of season-opening 4-for-35 slump (hit .406 rest of season). Was first player in school history to achieve 200 official at-bats in one season. Improved defense considerably, almost cutting error total in half. Owns two highest single-season totals. Misc: Born 1-3-79 at Olympia. Public relations major. Has two brothers. Aunt (Debbie Dale Guidi) competed in track at CWU. Uncle Greg Guidi was standout pitcher for CWU baseball team between 1984 and 1987 and is last pitcher in school history to throw no-hitter.

Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-SBA SF SAC HP AVG. PO A E DP PCT 2000 48 146 23 51 7 25 21 26 5-7 0 3 4 .349 72 142 33 31 .866 2001 53 200 35 71 12 0 3 31 18 19 8-12 4 2 2 .355 78 133 19 22 .917 Tot. 101 346 58 122 19 4 56 39 45 13-19 4 5 6 .353 150 275 52 53 .891 SETH HILL (lB, 6-0, 225, Jr., Renton - Kentridge/Bellevue CC)

High School: Graduated from Kentridge High School in 1998. Lettered in baseball. First-team all-SPSL and school's Athlete of the Month semor season. College: Had standout year with the Wildcats in 2001. Started 45 games, leading club in slugging (.497) and doubles (14), and tying for most home runs (3). Placed second in batting (.344), runs batted in (30), total bases (75), and hit by pitch (11, third-best all-time at CWU). Strung together a 12-game hitting streak (Apr. 8-28). Had 14 multi-hit games, including a 4-for-4 performance against UBC (Mar. 2) and three hits in each games of Apr. 27 doubleheader vs. Northwest Nazarene. Obliterated school record for (352), shattering the old mark by 74. Compiled .989 fielding percentage, committing just four errors ...Named to NWAACC all-North Region team twice in two season at Bellevue CC (first-team in 2000, second-team in 1999). Misc: Born 9-19-80 at Vancouver, WA. Has two sisters. Busi ness major, intending to become an entrepreneur.

Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-SBA SF SAC HP AVG. PO A E DP PCT 2001 49 151 23 52 14 0 3 30 21 17 0-0 1 0 11 .344 352 21 4 26 .989 Tot. 49 151 23 52 14 0 3 30 21 17 0-0 1 0 11 .344 352 21 4 26 .989

BRANDON KLUMP (P, 6-5, 225, So., Peshastin - Cascade)

High School: Graduated from Cascade High School in Leavenworth in 1999. Won total of 12 letters, four each in football, basketball and baseball. First team all-league quarterback, linebacker and punter. All-Wenatchee World selection in football senior season. Team captain in football. First team all-league forward and captain in basketball. Second team all-league first baseman in baseball jun­ ior season. College: Ended freshman season as part of starting rotation. Earned win in relief against Whitworth (Mar. 7) and in first career start against Northwest Nazarene (Mar. 22). Best effort may have been in 2-0 loss to Albertson (Apr. 1 I). Pitched six or more innings in four of five starts ...Led the 2001 Wildcats in wins (6), saves (2) and tied for the team lead in appearances (17). Was backup tight end on 2000 CWU football team that tied for the Columbia Football Association title. Caught three passes for 32 yards and one touchdown. Misc: Born 12-6-80 at Wenatchee. Undecided on major. Has one brother. Involved in Booster Club and Trout Unlimited. Graduated with a 3.73 GPA.

Year W L Sv IP AB H 2B 3B HR R ER BB SO SB WP HP B ERA G GS CG 2000 2 4 0 33.2 131 40 9 0 27 21 19 20 7 8 0 0 5.61 6 5 2 2001 6 4 2 51.1 216 69 13 3 3 47 36 23 31 13 7 4 0 6.31 17 4 1 Tot. 8 8 2 85 347109 22 3 4 74 57 42 51 20 15 4 0 6.04 23 9 3 " TIMAKINS (CF, 6-0, 165, Sr., Kent - Meridian)

High School: Graduated from Kent-Meridian in 1996. Lettered in basketball and baseball (2). Played guard in basketball. Was selected to South Puget Sound Academic all-star team. Played second base in baseball. Second team all-league. College: Redshirted in 1997. Used primarily as pinch-runner and backup at sec­ ond freshman season. Went two-for-three, scored four runs and drove in three in win over Whitman Apr. 29. Started 30 of 42 games at second base two seasons ago. Batted .266 and ranked fourth on team in runs scored with 29. Had season­ high three hits against St. Martin's May 2. Had four two-hit games ...Played in 35 games in 2000. Had five hits in final 11 at bats and hit safely in eight of fmal nine games to finish with career-high .271 average. Had outstanding .973 fielding average, committing just one error in 37 chances . ..Played in 51 games this spring, giving him a school-record 163 for his career. Also ranks third on career chart in runs scored with 92. Led CWU with nine stolen bases in 10 attempts, the sixth-best thievery rate ever by a 'Cat. Misc: Born 7-3-78 at Nashville, Tenn. Public relations major. Was nominee for Evergreen Boys State junior year of high school. Member of Honor Society in high school. Grandfather (Wilson Lee Akins) played football at Baylor University. Has one brother and one sister. Brother was member of CWU wres­ tling team last winter.

Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-SBA SF SAC HP AVG. PO A E DP PCT 1998 38 21 21 5 0 1 4 4 0-1 1 1 1 .238 8 9 3 1 .850 1999 39 94 29 25 7 1 1 12 7 11 4-5 0 0 .266 47 48 9 7 .913 2000 35 48 19 13 2 0 0 5 4 11 1-5 0 1 0 .271 19 17 1 4 .973 2001 51 165 23 44 4 2 0 14 3 26 9-10 0 6 1 .267 103 3 4 0 .. 964 Tot. 163 328 92 87 14 3 2 21 15 52 14-21 1 3 1 .265 177 77 17 12 .937 RYAN McCARTHY (OF, 6-1, 177, Sr., Kent - Kent-Meridian)

High School: Graduated from Kent-Meridian in 1996. Lettered in golf (3) an baseball (1 ). Played No. 1 position in golf. Qualified for district meet. Honor able mention all-league outfielder. Team MVP. College: Hit .290 this spring. Went 5-for-5 with two home runs against Lewis­ Clark State April 9. Recorded 75 putouts in right field without an error... Ranke fourth on team in batting in 2000 with .304 average. Had four-hit game Apr. 1 against St. Martin's, but played in only three games and had just two official a bats after Apr. 9 because of injury .. .Started 22 games in 1999 either as out­ fielder or . Batted solid .333, finishing season with four-game hitting streak. Had seven multi-hit games, including three-hit game against St. Martin's (Apr. 18). Had three consecutive two-hi games against Whitworth (Apr. 7) and Puget Sound (Apr. 14 doubleheader). Played in 20 games freshman season Misc: Born 6-18-78 at Denver, Colo. Computer science major. Has three brothers.

Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-SBA SF SAC HP AVG. PO A E DP PCT 1998 20 30 8 6 0 0 0 2 2 10 0-0 0 0 .200 14 0 0 0 1.000 1999 31 84 9 28 6 2 0 12 4 18 2-2 1 3 .333 16 0 0 0 1.000 2000 28 56 12 17 4 0 1 8 4 11 1-3 0 3 2 .304 32 0 2 0 .941 2001 44 107 15 31 9 1 2 17 15 29 0-1 2 2 2 .290 75 0 0 0 1.000 Tot. 123 277 44 82 19 3 3 39 25 68 3-6 4 8 5 .296 137 0 2 0 .986 COLBY SHERRILL (C, 6-1, 210, Sr., Cle Elum)

High School: Graduated from Cle Elum High School in 1996. Lettered in football (3), basketball (4) and baseball (4). Played baseball for former CWU outfielder Tom Milligan. Twice selected all-league catcher. Also named to all­ region team. Twice all-league tight end in football. All-state senior season. College: Redshirted in 1997. Shared starting catcher position with Mike Correia and Chet Gillaspy freshman season. Also used as designated hitter. Made most of opportunity, hitting six home runs, including school-record tying three grand slams. Ranked second on team in home runs and slugging percentage (.557) and third in RBI (29). Drove in five runs against Eastern Oregon on Mar. 25 and eight against Mountaineers Apr. 27. All eight RBI came in first inning on pair of grand slam home runs. First player in school history to hit two slams in same game. Also first to officially hit two homers in same inning, though Marc Horner also accomplished that feat in exhibition game earlier in spring against Canada's NBI. Set school single-game mark with 18 putouts against Puget Sound on Mar. 6 . .. Made 26 starts in 1999, all but nine as a designated hitter. Batted .236 and had one and 10 RBI. Had season-high three hits against British Columbia Apr. 24 ...Started 39 games in 2000 either as catcher or designated hitter. Was over .300 most of season before three-for-35 finish dropped final average to .252. Had team-best four three-hit games. Also had two three-RBI games . . .Holds career mark for (114). Ranks fourth in school history in games played with 137. Did not commit an error this spring in 111 total chances. Misc: Born l 1-1-77 at Fort Lewis, Wash. Graphic design major. Wants to be comic book illustrator. Has one brother and one sister. Sister (S hannan) played basketball for CWU. Father (Steve) played baseball and football at Pacific University and baseball in Cardinal organization and is CWU pitching coach.

Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-SBA SF SAC HP AVG. PO A E DP PCT 1998 37 88 18 26 3 1 6 29 20 27 0-1 1 6 .295 66 9 6 0 .926 1999 30 89 7 21 2 0 1 10 10 27 0-0 0 0 1 .236 67 6 0 .986 2000 40 103 4 26 5 0 0 13 10 37 1-2 0 3 .252 67 14 4 1 .953 2001 30 69 3 16 3 0 0 7 23 1-1 0 .232 93 18 0 2 1.000 Tot. 137 349 32 89 13 1 7 59 41 114 2-4 3 1 11 .255 293 47 11 3 .969 PB· 1998, 20; 1999, 6; 2000 , 3; 2001 , 4. Total 33. SB Off - 1998, 23-2 8 (.821 ); 1999, 29-33 (.879) ; 2000, 46-53 (.868) . 2001 , 24-35 (.686) . Totals 122-149 (.819). BRANDON TEMPLER (C, 5-10, 190, Jr., Missoula, MT - Big Sky/Grays Harbor CC)

High School: Graduated from Big Sky High School in 1996. Lettered in baseball, earning all-conference honors as a catcher. Took two years off school after graduation. College: Started 27 games for Central this spring. Tied for team lead in home runs (4), including a grand slam. Finished second on team in slugging (.484) and fourth in batting average (.308). Threw out 33.3 percent of opposing base stealers . . .Was second-team all-NWAACC catcher while playin for Grays Harbor CC in 1999 and 2000. Misc: Born 8-15-78 at Oceanside, CA. Has one brother and one sister. History Education major.

Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-SBA SF SAC HP AVG. PO A E DP PCT 2001 36 91 5 28 7 0 3 18 10 11 0-1 2 3 .308 150 23 7 0 .961 Tot. 36 91 5 28 7 0 3 18 10 11 0-1 2 3 .308 150 23 7 0 .961 PB - 2001 , 4. SB Off - 2001 , 26-39 (.667). MARK BROWNLEE (P-C-IF-OF, 6-0, 175, Sr., East Wenatchee - Eastmont)

High School: Graduated from Eastmont in 1997. Lettered in basketball (2) and baseball (3). Played guard in basketball. Catcher and second baseman in baseball. Honorable mention all-league junior season. College: Played two seasons at Wenatchee Valley College. Batted .270 sopho­ more year. Had one home run and 20 RBI. Also stole 13 bases ...Started all but four games in 2000, splitting time between outfield and catcher. Also pitched in two games. Batted .248. Led team in at bats (161) and runs scored (28). Tied for team lead in doubles (7). Had a solid mark of .647 behind plate in percentage, throwing out 12 of 34 runners . .. Played five different positions in 2001: pitcher, catcher, second base, left field, and right field. Posted a 4-2 record this spring with a 4.76 earned average in nine appearances. Started three games and went the distance in each. Was second on the team in runs scored (30). Defen­ sively, made just two errors in 112 total chances (.982 avg.) Misc: Born 4-28-79 at Tonasket. Business major. Has one sister. Posted 3.3 grade point average in high school.

Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-SBA SF SAC HP AVG. PO A E DP PCT 2000 48 161 28 40 7 0 14 17 28 5-6 2 5 3 .248 175 32 5 3 .976 2001 34 119 30 28 4 1 2 13 15 19 1-2 2 2 2 .235 74 36 2 8 .982 Tot. 82 280 58 68 11 2 2 27 32 47 6-8 4 7 5 .243 249 68 7 3 .976 PB· 6. SB Off· 22-34 (.647) . Year W L Sv IP AB H 2B 3B HR R ER BB so SB WP HP B ERA G GS CG 2001 4 2 0 39.2 150 38 9 0 4 23 21 16 22 12 3 3 0 4.76 9 3 3 Tot. 4 2 0 39.2 150 38 9 0 4 23 21 16 22 12 3 3 0 4.76 9 3 3 JOSH ROBERTS (P-IF-OF, 5-9, 180, Jr., Colfax - BMCC)

High School: Graduated from Colfax High School in 1997. Lettered in football (3) and baseball (3). All-conference linebacker twice (second-team junior year, first-team senior year). Earned all-league recognition three times as a second baseman, including first-team honors sophomore and senior years. College: Started 20 games between second, third, and the outfield for Central in 2001 . Led club in on-base percentage (.494) by drawing 13 walks and obliterating school record for times hit by pitch (18, old record 12). Made transition to in rnidseason, finishing with staff's best earned-run average (4.50) and allowing just one walk in 18 .... Did not play baseball in 2000 ...Played shortstop, second base, and catcher for Blue Mountain CC in '98 and '99, earning team's Gold Glove Award. Misc: Born 12-7-78 at Colfax. Has one brother. Business Administration major.

Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB so SB-SBA SF SAC HP AVG. PO A E DP PCT 2001 33 47 18 8 0 0 8 13 19 0-0 1 3 18 .170 50 56 5 7 .955 Tot. 33 47 18 8 0 0 8 13 19 0-0 3 18 .170 50 56 5 7 .955

Year w L Sv IP AB H 2B 38 HR R ER BB so SB WP HP B ERA G GS CG 2001 2 1 0 18.0 76 23 6 0 1 12 9 7 0 0 2 0 4.50 9 0 0 Tot. 2 1 0 18.0 76 23 6 0 12 9 7 0 0 2 0 4.50 9 0 0 MARC PARRISH (P, 6-1, 175, Sr., Colfax - Eastern Oregon)

High School: Graduated from Colfax High School in 1996. Lettered in cross country (3), basketball (1) and baseball (4). Played guard in basketball and out­ field and pitched in baseball. All-league outfielder. College: Played two seasons at Eastern Oregon. Made three appearances for EOU in 1999. Struck out eight batters in eight innings, but also walked nine and surrendered 12 hits and 14 runs. Had 12.25 . Had 4.45 earned run average in 2000 in 11 appearances and had best hits per nine inning (7.42) average on team. But, struggled with control walking 30 in 30 1/3 innings . . .Was 5-4 with 5.10 earned run average in 2001 . Led the team in complete games (5) and strikeouts (57) . isc: Public Relations major. Has three brothers, including Geoff, who is member of CWU coaching staff. ather (Mike) is current head coach at Colfax.

w L Sv IP AB H 2B 3B HR R ER BB so SB WP HP B ERA G GS CG 0 0 0 30.1 109 25 6 0 3 23 15 30 23 12 9 10 0 4.45 11 2 0 5 4 0 72 .1 279 70 16 0 4 46 41 35 57 6 5 13 2 5.10 13 13 5 5 4 0102.2 388 95 22 0 7 69 56 65 80 18 6 23 2 4.91 24 15 5

JEREMY FOX (3B, 6-0, 180, Sr., Garfield - Blue Mountain)

High School: Graduated from Garfield-Palouse High School in 1997. Lettered in football (3), basketball (4) and baseball (4) . All-league kicker junior season in football. All-league defensive back and wide receiver and team captain se­ nior year. Point guard in basketball. All-league junior season. Team captain and All-Palouse senior year. Pitcher and shortstop in baseball. Three-time all­ league. Team MVP and team captain junior and senior seasons. All-state senior season. College: Played second base and outfield freshman season at Lewis-Clark State. Played third base sophomore year at Blue Mountain. Made 21 starts at third for Wildcats in 2000. Had four two-hit games, including back-to-back against St. Martin's in final series of season. Had eight hits in final 25 at bats. Started all 50 games in which he played this spring. Tied for team lead with three home runs and was second in walks (19). Misc: Born 12-22-78 at Garfield. Physical education major. Had 3.2 grade point average and was a member of National Honor Society. Has one brother and one sister.

Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-SBA SF SAC HP AVG. PO A E DP PCT 2000 31 62 3 15 2 0 0 3 8 23 1-1 0 0 .242 14 32 9 4 .836 2001 50 144 20 33 5 0 3 17 19 38 3-3 6 .229 38 90 13 8 .908 Tot. 81 206 23 48 7 0 3 20 27 61 4-4 6 2 .233 52 122 22 12 .888 WILL KILMER (LF, 5-11, 195, Jr., Bellevue-Newport/BCC)

High School: Graduated from Newport in 1998. Won three letters in both football and baseball. Was 1997 All-Kingco tight end and was a three-year varsity starter. Recipient of NFL scholarship award. Was starting left fielder for Newport baseball team and was first-team all-league in 1997 and second­ team in 1998. Was also recognized as team's most inspirational. College: Played both left and right field at Bellevue Community College and was voted to the NWAACC Northern Region's second team in 1999 and its first team in 2000. Led the Helmsmen with a .398 batting average. Voted team's most inspirational and received BCC's silver bat award . . .Played in 51 games this spring for CWU, second-highest all-time in one season. Hit .238 and was second on the team in runs scored (29) and tied for third with nine doubles and 23 RBI. Misc: Born 3-23-80 in Salt Lake City, Utah. Business major. Had 3.7 GPA in high school. Was honor roll student four years at Newport and on the Dean's list for two years at Bellevue. Father John played baseball at the University of Utah and briefly with the Ogden Dodgers. Has two brothers and four sisters.

Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-SBA SF SAC HP AVG. PO A E DP PCT 2001 51 147 29 35 9 1 3 23 17 34 5-8 2 3 6 .238 66 4 5 0 .933 Tot. 51 147 29 35 9 1 3 23 17 34 5·8 2 3 6 .238 66 4 5 0 .933 PETE KALASOUNTAS (LF, 6-3, 217, Sr., Renton - Hazen)

High School: Graduated from Hazen in 1996. Lettered in football (3) and baseball (2). Was an all-league quarterback and first baseman. Played in annual WIAA 3A East-West all-star series. College: Started seven games and appeared in 17 others for Wildcats in 2001 . Batted .250 (9-for-36) and drove in four runs ...Spent five years in Wildcat football program, including time as starting quarterback in 1998. Converted to tight end for senior season last fall, earning second-team recognition on CFA and All-Little Northwest all-star teams. Misc: Born 1-14-78 at Renton. Has one sister. Was member of National Honor Society and Honor Roll in high school, amassing a 3.5 GPA. Studying to become a lawyer.

Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-SBA SF SAC HP AVG. PO A E DP PCT 2001 24 36 6 9 2 0 0 4 2 15 1-2 0 0 4 .250 13 4 0 0 1.000 Tot. 24 36 6 9 2 0 0 4 2 15 1-2 0 0 4 .250 13 4 0 0 1.000 SAUL HARDIN (P, 6-0, 180, Sr., Seattle - Lindbergh - Laverne)

High School: Graduated from Lindbergh High School in 1996. Four-year letter winner in baseball. Was winning pitcher in 1995 state championship game. Threw perfect game in sophomore season. College: Played one season at Bellevue CC and one season at Laverne Col­ lege prior to enrolling at CWU ...Did not walk batter in seven relief appear­ ances covering nine innings in 2000 ... Was 0-2 in eight appearances (five starts) this season. Misc: Born 5-27-77 at Anchorage, AK. Married. Wife Melissa played for CWU women's soccer team last fall. Broadcast journalism major. Wants to be a baseball commentator. Served as announcer last three winters for CWU women's basketball broadcasts on KCWU. Has one brother and one sister.

Year w L Sv IP AB H 2B 3B HR R ER BB so SB WP HP B ERA G GS CG 2000 0 0 0 9 40 15 3 0 2 12 11 0 6 0 1 3 0 11 .00 7 0 0 2001 0 2 0 30.1 135 54 13 3 6 38 35 12 16 0 3 0 10.38 8 5 Tot. 0 2 0 40.1 175 69 16 3 8 50 46 12 22 6 0 10.26 15 5 JEFF PERRY (P, 6-3, 220, So., Seattle - Shorecrest/Shoreline CC)

High School: Graduated from Shorecrest High School in 1998. Won two letters in baseball. Earned second-team all-league honors senior season. Won several team awards, including Captain, Mr. Hustle, and Gold Glove. College: Pitched in 11 Wildcat games, starting eight. Pitched Central's only solo shutout of the season .. .Did not play baseball last season .. .Played third base and pitched for Shoreline in 1999. Won team's Gold Glove Award. Misc: Born 1-21-80 at Seattle. Member of National Honor Society, compilin a 3.8 GPA. Has two brothers. Enjoys coaching in youth and American Legion baseball leagues. Office Management major.

Year w L Sv IP AB H 2B 3B HR R ER BB so SB WP HP B ERA G GS CG 2001 2 2 0 53.0 211 65 15 2 4 43 37 25 34 11 7 4 0 6.28 11 8 2 Tot. 2 2 0 53.0 211 65 15 2 4 43 37 25 34 11 7 4 0 6.28 11 8 2 STEVE BECK (P, 6-0, 170, So., Anchorage, AK - Service/Puget Sound)

High School: Graduated from Robert Service High School in 1999. Lettered in foot­ ball (3), basketball (I), and baseball (3). Played quarterback and was named football team captain. Was a guard in basketball. Pitched and played outfield for baseball team, earning MVP honors twice and was named team captain. College: Right-hander was injured early in the season after two one-inning stints out of the bullpen. Surrendered six runs for an ERA of 27 .00. Hopes to recover for 2002 season ...Pitcher for UPS in 2000. Misc: Born 2-4-81 at Anchorage. Has one brother. Was member of National Honor Society, posting 3.75 high school GPA. Intends to build a dentistry practice in Alaska after college. KEVIN JAMISON (P, 5-10, 175, Jr., Kennewick - CBC)

High School: Graduated from Kamiakin High School in 1998. Had tremen­ dous senior season, finishing with a 20-4 record. Voted Big Nine Conference Pitcher of the Year and was an all-state choice. Second-team all-conference JUmor year. College: Had solid 2001 campaign as Central's primary left-hander out of the bullpen. Won five of seven decisions and tied for team lead in appearances (17). Also recorded one of team's three saves .. .Pitched two seasons at Columbia Basin College. Misc: Born 3-19-79 at Sacramento, CA. Has one brother, Jeremy, who played baseball at CBC. Hobbies include golf, bowling, wakeboarding, and skiing. Art major.

Year W L Sv IP AB H 2B 3B HR R ER BB SO SB WP HP B ERA G GS CG 2001 5 2 1 32 .2 216 48 8 0 5 33 25 10 18 5 3 5 2 6.89 17 0 Tot. 5 2 1 32.2 216 48 8 0 5 33 25 10 18 5 3 5 2 6.89 17 0 RICKLEYES (P, 5-11, 195, Jr., Bremerton - Peninsula/Tacoma CC)

High School: Graduated from Peninsula High School in 1996. Won two letters in baseball. Second-team all-league outfielder and first-team pitcher. College: Started 13 games for Central in 2001. Led team in innings pitched (73 2/3), losses (7), hits (83), runs (52), walks (38), and at-bats (291 ) ...Did not play baseball in 1999 or 2000 . ..Played outfield for Tacoma CC in 1997 and '98. Misc: Born 11 -8-77 at Phoenix, AZ. Has two brothers. Held a 3 .5 GPA in high school. Law and Justice major.

Year w L Sv IP AB H 2B 3B HR R ER BB so SB WP HP B ERA G GS CG 2001 3 7 0 73.2 291 83 19 2 7 52 42 38 38 7 6 7 5.13 14 13 Tot. 3 7 0 73.2 291 83 19 2 7 52 42 38 38 7 6 7 5.13 14 . 13 1 SAM MIRKOVICH (P, 5-9, 200, Jr., Olympia - River Ridge/ Centralia CC)

High School: Graduated from River Ridge High School in 1998. Won three letters in baseball. Second-team all-Narrows League senior season as a pitcher/ infielder, leading team in hits. College: Appeared in seven games for Central this season, pitching 18 2/3 innings . . .Played third base and closer for Centralia previous two seasons. Led team in saves. Misc: Born 6-12-79 in Virginia. Has four brothers. Brother Pete was a first baseman at CWU in the late nineties. Fine Arts major. Intends to coach baseball, design Web pages, and make a career in professional art.

Year W L Sv IP AB H 2B 38 HR R ER BB SO SB WP HP B ERA G GS CG 2001 0 0 0 18.2 87 40 12 0 2 28 28 6 9 3 3 6 0 13.50 7 0 0 Tot. 0 0 0 18.2 87 40 12 0 2 28 28 6 9 3 3 6 0 13.50 7 0 0 ANDY BAYNE (lB, 6-0, 215, Jr., Spokane - Rogers/GHCC)

High School: Graduated from Rogers High School in 1998. Won three varsity letters in both football and baseball. Was a linebacker and long snapper for the Pirate football team. Won team awards for defensive effort and being named captain. Played first base and pitched for Rogers baseball team. Won both the Jim Payton and team captain awards. College: Was first baseman and pitcher for two years at Grays Harbor. Played in 28 games for the Wildcats this spring. Made just two errors in in 76 chances at first base (.974 fielding pct.). Misc: Born 9-23-79 in Spokane. Criminal justice major. Plans to be a police officer. Enjoys fishing, camping and scuba diving. Has one brother and one sister.

Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-SBA SF SAC HP AVG. PO A E DP PCT 2001 28 51 4 8 0 7 6 19 0-0 0 0 .157 72 2 2 8 .974 Tot. 28 51 4 8 0 7 6 19 O·O 0 0 .157 72 2 2 8 .974 SAMCHAMATY (2B-3B, 5-10, 175, So., Issaquah - Newport/Saddleback)

High School: Graduated from Newport in 1998. Lettered in both football and baseball. Was an all-conference defensive back, league leader in inter­ ceptions and helped Newport reach the state semifinals. Was a member of the 1997 state championship baseball team coached by former CWU catcher Brian Fischer. Played shortstop. College: Moved to second base at Saddleback Community College. Played in 22 games for the Wildcats this spring. Had pinch-hit, game-winning single in the 11th inning against Northwest Nazarene (Apr. 28). Misc: Born 10-28-79 in Seattle. Communications major. Plans to be a radio broadcaster. Has two brothers and two sisters.

Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB so SB-SBA SF SAC HP AVG. PO A E DP PCT 2001 22 32 4 5 0 0 4 4 12 1-1 0 .156 18 25 5 6 .896 Tot. 22 32 4 5 0 0 4 4 12 1·1 0 .156 18 25 5 6 .896 JOE REID (C, 5-10, So., Benton City - Kiona-Benton/CBC)

High School: Information not available College: Started 38 games this spring, splitting time between catching and DH duties. Tied for team lead in home runs (3) and drove in 12 runs. Batted .250 (32-for-128) with seven doubles. Third on team in hit by pitch (8). Misc: Information not available.

Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-SBA SF SAC HP AVG. PO A E DP PCT 2001 41 128 21 32 7 0 3 12 7 21 0-0 0 1 8 .250 13 4 0 01 .000 Tot. 41 128 21 32 7 0 3 12 7 21 O·O 0 1 8 .250 13 4 0 0 1.000 SB Off - 2001 , 3-5 (.600) ROB CANNON (IF, 5-9, 175, Jr., Wenatchee - Spokane Falls CC)

High School: Graduated from Wenatchee High School in 1998. Won four let­ ters in baseball. All-state second baseman in 1998, playing for Washington All­ Stars in annual series against Oregon. College: Started 24 games for Central this season at second base. Homered twice and drove in 10 runs ...Played two seasons for Spokane Falls CC on an athletic scholarship. Misc: Born 5-15-80 at Wenatchee. Member of National Honor Society in high school, earning a 3.6 GPA. Has no siblings. Business Adminstration and Economics double major, intend­ ing to become a business analyst. Enjoys golf and wakeboarding.

Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-SBA SF SAC HP AVG. PO A E DP PCT 2001 27 82 11 18 3 0 2 10 8 9 1-1 1 3 .220 43 52 11 11 .896 Tot. 27 82 11 18 3 0 2 10 8 9 1-1 1 3 .220 43 52 11 11 .896 GREG TREVARTHEN (IF, 6-2, 170, So., Vancouver - Prairie)

High School: Graduated from Prairie Hig School in 1998. Earned two letters as first baseman and won coaches' award senior season. Also lettered in basketball as a guard, winning league championship and coaches' award. College: Had limited role on Central squad this spring, going 3-for-13 at the plate appearing in 12 games ...Did not play baseball last two seasons. Misc: Born 11-1-79 at Portland. Has one sister and one brother, Jeff, who played four years of baseball for the University of Portland. Member of high school National Honor Society, compiling a 3.6 GPA. Physical Education major, intending to teach high school PE and Driver's Ed.

Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-SBA SF SAC HP AVG. PO A E DP PCT 2001 12 13 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 3 0-0 0 0 0 .231 3 3 1 .857 Tot. 12 13 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 3 0-0 0 0 0 .231 3 3 1 .857 MIKE O'LEARY (P, 6-2, 205, Jr., Renton - Liberty/Green River CC)

High School: Graduated from Liberty High School in 1998. Lettered in football (2) and baseball (3). Was wide receiver for football team. Pitched and played outfield for baseball team, earning second-team all-Kingco 3A honors in the 1998 season. College: Saw limited action at beginning of 2001 Wildcat season. Surren­ dered five earned runs and six hits in three innings of relief. . .Pitched two seasons for Green River CC in 1999 and 2000. Misc: Born 9-6-79 at Seattle. Has one brother and one sister. Industrial technology major. Intends to become a firefighter. Won NCAA Scholar-Athlete award in 1998. Uncle, Butch Jutte, played baseball for University of Washington. Cousin, Troy O'Leary, is a regular for the Boston Red Sox. ARLO RANDALL (RF, 6-0, 200, Jr., Port Townsend - Chimacum)

High School: Graduated from Chimacum in 1997. Lettered in football and baseball. All-state linebacker in football. Played first base, shortstop and pitched in baseball. College: Did not play first two years at CWU. Started eight games in 2000 and made pinch-hitting appearances in 12 others. Had team high five pinch­ hits, including seventh-inning, two-run double to beat Whitworth 3-1 on Feb. 26. Pinch-hit total was just two short of single-season record . .. Played in 17 games this spring, starting eight. Hit .321 (9-28) with five runs scored and five RBI. isc: Born 12-25-78 at Port Angeles. Computer Science major. Was Central Presidential Scholarship inner. Posted 3.97 GPA in high school. Has one brother.

G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB so SB-SBA SF SAC HP AVG. PO A E DP PCT 20 39 3 8 3 0 0 5 3 4 0-0 0 0 1 .205 4 0 0 .800 17 28 5 9 0 0 1 5 3 6 0-0 0 0 3 .321 7 0 0 .875 37 67 8 17 3 0 1 10 6 10 0-0 0 0 4 .254 11 0 2 0 .846 AARON TENNIS (OF, 5-9, 175, Jr., Woodinville - Shoreline CC)

High School: Graduated from Woodinville High School in 1998. Lettered in football (2), wrestling (3), and baseball (2). Played wide receiver and returned punts for the Falcons, earning Kingco 4A Special Teams Player of the Year award senior season. Wrestled at 129 sophomre year, and 141 last two seasons. Earned third-team all -league in 1997 and second-team in '98. Hit .393 as right fielder senior season of baseball. College: Started 26 games and appeared in 22 others in 2001 CWU cam­ aign. One of fastest players on team - courtesy ran for catchers most of season. Tied school record with ight sacrifice bunts. Ranked fifth on team in on-base average (.398), batting (.308), and runs scored (23) ... Played left field for Shoreline, hitting .338 in 2000. isc: Born 11-2 I -79 at Seattle. Has one brother and one sister. Physical Education major.

G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-SBA SF SAC HP AVG . PO A E DP PCT 48 95 26 29 6 19 13 13 3-3 2 8 3 .305 44 3 0 .938 48 95 26 29 6 1 19 13 13 3-3 2 8 3 .305 44 3 0 .938 4. David Silverton (1997) 18 Tim Ruane (1985) 32 SINGLE SEASON 5. Seth Hill (2001) 14 9. Jeremy Denny (1996) 31 6. Steve Poler (1996) 13 10. Pete Mirkovich (1998) 30 RECORDS Chance McClellan (1999) 13 Batting 8. Justin Williams (2001) 12 Strikeouts Mark Prince (1985) 12 1. Adam Schakel (2000) 43 Games Bill Walker (1968) 12 2. Joe Dawson (1988) 40 1. Justin Williams (2001) 53 Nathan Bishop (1999) 12 3. Brian Baddley (1988) 39 2. Tim Akins (2001) 51 4. Jeremy Fox (2001) 38 Will Kilmer (2001) 51 Triples 5. Colby Sherrill (2000) 37 4. Jeremy Fox (2001) 50 1. Chuck Satterlee (1950) 6 6. Will Kilmer (2001) 34 5. Seth Hill (2001) 49 2. Billy North (1968) 5 7. Jason Skaug (2000) 33 Mike Minniti (1985) 49 Jim Vanderys (1972) 5 8. Chance McClellan (1999) 31 Tim Ruane (1985) 49 4. Bill Hiblar (1950) 4 9. Andy Purvis (1996) 30 Marc Greeley (1988) 49 Jack Miller (1967) 4 Nathan Bishop (1999) 30 Joe Dawson (1988) 49 Marc Greeley (1986) 4 10. Justin Williams (2000) 48 Rick Anderson (1988) 4 Stolen Bases Aaron Tennis (2001) 48 1. Billy North (1969) 29 Home Runs 2. Dana Beckley (1996) 27 At Bats 1. Joe Dawson (1988) 16 3. Marc Greeley (1988) 25 1. Justin Williams (2001) 200 2. Marc Horner (1998) 9 4. Troy Phelps (1984) 21 2. Matt Turner (1998) 173 3. Tim Slavin (1982) 8 5 Mark Countryman (1982) 20 3. Brian Cobb (1997) 169 Britt Stone (1982) 8 6. Billy North (1968) 19 4. Brian Cobb (1998) 165 Britt Stone (1983) 8 7. Chris Johnson (1987) 18 Tim Akins (2001) 165 Troy Phelps (1983) 8 8. Mike Beeson (1979) 16 6. Joe Dawson (1988) 162 Gregg Kalian (1974) 8 9. Five with 15 7. Mark Brownlee (2000) 161 Marc Greeley (1987) 8 8. Marc Greeley (1988) 158 Cory Skalisky (1989) 8 Caught Stealing 9. Tom Ammerman (1999) 156 Andy Purvis (1995) 8 1. Marc Greeley (1988) 8 10. Dana Beckley (1996) 155 Chris Cruzan (1994) 8 Total Bases Jim Richards (1995) 8 Runs 1. Joe Dawson (1988) 117 Tom Ammerman (1999) 8 1. Tim Slavin (1982) 59 2. Tim Slavin (1982) 113 5. Mike Minniti (1985) 7 2. Joe Dawson (1988) 47 3. Marc Horner (1998) 98 Greg Mooney (1983) 7 3. Mike Minniti (1985) 44 4. Troy Phelps (1984) 93 Greg Mooney (1984) 7 Brian Baddley (1988) 44 5. Justin Williams (2001) 92 5. Mark Countryman (1982) 43 6. Nathan Bishop (1999) 90 SB PCT. (min. 10 att.) Brian Cobb (1997) 43 Chance McClellan (1999) 90 1. Dave Klovdahl (1965) 13-131 .000 Matt Turner (1998) 43 8. Mike Minniti (1985) 89 2. Tim Slavin (1982) 13-14 .929 8. Marc Horner (1998) 41 Brian Cobb (1997) 89 3. Chris Peck (1996) 12-13 .923 9. Ron Kostick (1988) 40 10. Jim Vanderys (1972) 85 4. David Gettman (1980) 11-12 .917 Chris Moore (1997) 40 5. Thad Nelson (1994) 10-11.909 David Silverton (1997) 40 RBI 6. Tim Akins (2001) 9-10 .900 1. Joe Dawson (1988) 52 Bob Moawad (1964) 9-10 .900 Hits 2. Tim Slavin (1982) 49 Scott Chamberlain ('92) 9-10 .900 1. Tim Slavin (1982) 72 3. Jerry Atamanchuk (1982) 46 9. Art Vivanco (1986) 15-17 .882 2. Justin Williams (2001) 71 4. Troy Phelps (1984) 44 10. Brian Baddley (1988) 14-16 .875 3. Brian Cobb (1997) 64 5. Britt Stone (1982) 43 4. Tom Ammerman (1999) 63 Marc Greeley (1988) 43 Sacrifice Hits (Since 1979) 5. Marc Horner (1998) 58 7. Britt Stone (1983) 42 1. Aaron Tennis (2001) 8 6. Marc Greeley (1988) 57 Marc Horner (1998) 42 Don Pettie (1985) 8 7. Joe Dawson (1988) 56 9. Cory Skalisky (1989) 39 Matt Turner (1997) 8 Nathan Bishop (1999) 56 Nathan Bishop (1999) 39 4. Tim Akins (2001) 6 Chance McClellan (1999) 56 Jeremy Fox (2001) 6 10. Jason Mathews (1997) 54 Walks Scott Chamberlain (1991) 6 Brian Cobb (1998) 54 1. Mark Countryman (1982) 56 Ron Kostick (1988) 6 Matt Turner (1998) 54 2. Chris Moore (1997) 42 Pat McGuire (1990) 6 3. Dave Bozett (1985) 37 Mike Reese (1996) 6 Doubles 4. Mike Minniti (1985) 35 Tommy Pesacreta (1999) 6 1. Jason Mathews (1997) 22 Joe Dawson (1988) 35 2. Mike McGuire (1983) 19 6. Ron Kostick (1988) 34 Mike Minniti (1985) 19 7. Tim Slavin (1982) 32 I - - Total Sacrifices Assists Losses 1. Jim Spencer (197 4) 12 1. Justin Williams (2000) 142 1. Tom Mallory (1986) 8 2. Aaron Tennis (2001) 10 2. Justin Williams (2001) 133 Keith Koskela (2000) 8 Scott Chamberlain (1991) 10 3. Jim Richards (1995) 114 3. Carl Casperson (1986) 7 4. Bi ll Taylor (1971) 9 4. Marc Greeley (1988) 112 Rod Gibson (1984) 7 Mark Maxfield (1974) 9 5. Mike Reese (1996) 105 Dave Lukens (1978) 7 Tim Ruane (1985) 9 6. Jerry Atamanchuk (1981) 101 Corey Carmack (1996) 7 Jason Skaug (1999) 9 Matt Turner (1998) 101 Rick Leyes (2001) 7 8. Six with 8 8. Marc Greeley (1986) 100 7. Carl Casperson (1985) 6 9. Art Vivanco (1985) 96 Ian Keber (1996) 6 Hit By Pitch 10. Kri s Sagmoen (1990) 94 Josh Clark (1999) 6 1. Josh Roberts (2001) 18 Errors Paul Arellano (2000) 6 2. Jim Richards (1995) 12 1. Justin Williams (2000) 33 3. Dana Beckley (1996) 11 2. Mark Countryman (1982) 27 Saves Seth Hill (2001) 11 3. Mike Reese (1996) 23 1. Casey Feroglia (1974) 6 5. Tom Ammerman (1999) 10 4. Scott Chamberlain (1992) 20 2. Dave Williamson (1983) 5 6. Steve Poler (1996) 9 5. Justin Williams (2001) 19 3. Sean Sehlin (1993) 4 Marc Horner (1998) 9 Marc Greeley (1988) 19 Mark Remington (1981) 4 Nathan Bishop (1999) 9 Pete Mirkovich (1998) 19 Jerry Johnson (1968) 4 9. Four with 8 8. Jerry Atamanchuk (1981) 18 Warren Craig (1970) 4 9. Five with 17 Rusty McEwen (1977) 4 Batting Avg. (min. 2ab/team game) Ryan Krueger (1996) 4 1. Dave Herrick (1989) .478 Double Plays 9. Nine with 3 2. Tim Slavin (1982) .468 1. Justin Williams (2000) 31 3. Billy North (1969) .443 2. Brian Winkelman (2000) 30 Games 4. Cory Skalisky (1989) .430 3. Bob Schultz (1985) 27 1. Rob Porter (1983) 21 5. Nathan Bishop (1999) .427 4. Seth Hill (2001) 26 Dave Williamson (1983) 21 6. Mike McGuire (1983) .423 5. Jeremy Denny (1996) 25 Scott Earle (1997) 21 7. Ch ri s Moore (1997) .420 6. Chris Moore (1997) 24 4. Ryan Krueger (1996) 19 8. David Hern (1987) .413 David Silverton (1998) 24 5. Todd Cort (1988) 18 9. Chance McClellan (1999) .412 8. Art Vivanco (1986) 23 Charl ie Hatem (1988) 18 10. Ty Gorton (1974) .409 9. Justin Williams (2001) 22 Brent Mattson (1998) 18 Four others with 22 Jon Aarstad (1999) 18 Slugging PCT. (min. 2ab/team game) 9. Kevin Jaimison (2001) 17 1. Cory Skalisky (1989) 74-100 .740 Fielding Chances Without Error Brandon Klump (2001) 17 2. Tim Slavin (1982) 113-154 .734 1. Marc Horner (1998) 213 Dave Heaverlo (1970) 17 3. Joe Dawson (1988) 117-162 .722 2. Doug Ashmore (1993) 123 Scott Earle (1999) 17 4. Troy Phelps (1984) 93-130 .715 3. Colby Sherrill (2001) 111 5. Nathan Bishop (1999) 90-131 .687 4. Dave Hopkes (1970) 91 Games Started 6. Mike McGuire (1983) 75-111 .676 5. Chance McClellan (2000) 79 1. Jon Granberg (1982) 15 7. Gregg Kalian (1974) 69-103 .670 6. Ryan McCarthy (2001) 75 Charlie Hatem (1988) 15 8. Jim Vanderys (1972) 85 -1 27 .669 7. Tim Slavin (1982) 73 3. Scott Earle (1999) 14 9. Dave Herrick (1989) 60-90 .667 8. Jim Boora (1993) 66 4. Marc Parrish (2001) 13 I 10. Chance McClellan ('99) 90-136 .662 9. Andy Hinson (1999) 64 Rick Leyes (2001) 13 10. Blake Johnson (1984) 62 Carl Casperson (1986) 13 Fielding Carl Casperson (1988) 13 Pitching Tom Mallory (1986) 13 Putouts 9. Butch Hill (1968) 12 Dave Heaverlo (1972) 12 1. Seth Hill (2001) 352 Wins ' 2. Chris Moore (1997) 278 1. Scott Earle (1999) 12 Colby Rogers (1995) 12 3. Bill Walker (1970) 276 2. Dave Heaverlo (1970) 11 Scott Earle (1998) 12 4. Bob Schultz (1985) 274 Scott Earle (1997) 11 Josh Clark (2000) 12 I 5. Brian Winkelman (2000) 258 4. Colby Rogers (1995) 10 6. Bob Utecht (1972) 249 5. Butch Hill (1968) 9 Complete Games 7. Bill Walker (1968) 244 6. Gary Driessen (1956) 8 1. Scott Earle (1999) 12 8. Jason Mathews (1997) 231 Stu Hanson (1956) 8 2. Josh Clark (2000) 10 9. David Blocklinger (1996) 227 Greg Schulte (1970) 8 2. Dave Heaverlo (1972) 9 Ryan Greear (1999) 227 Dave Heaverlo (1971) 8 3. Butch Hill (1968) 8 Dave Heaverlo (1972) 8 Carl Casperson (1986) 8 Greg Schulte (1972) 8 Charlie Hatem (1988) 8 Charlie Hatem (1988) 8 Scott Earle (1997) 8 Carl Casperson (1988) 8 7. Seven with 7 Jon Granberg (1982) 9 Scott Earle (1998) 11 Innings Charlie Hatem (1988) 9 8 Tom Mallory (1986) 10 1. Scott Earle (1999) 108 Mark Stewart (1997) 9 Ben Lindholm (1993) 10 2. Charlie Hatem (1988) 97 .1 8. Six with 8 Bryan Town ley (1993) 10 3 Dave Heaverlo (1971) 95 .1 Tony Lael (1997) 10 4. Dave Heaverlo (1970) 92 Runs 5 Scott Earle (1997) 88 .1 1. Carl Casperson (1986) 78 Hit Batters 6. Jon Granberg (1982) 87.2 2. Tom Mallory (1986) 77 1. Scott Earle (1998) 20 7. Carl Casperson (1986) 84.1 3. Ian Keber (1996) 70 2. Curtis Perry (1998) 15 8. Josh Clark (2000) 83.1 4 Mark Fisher (1985) 65 3. Marc Parrish (2001) 13 9. Scott Earle (1998) 79.2 Jon Granberg (1982) 65 David Zirkle (1995) 13 10. Co lby Rogers (1995) 77 6. Scott Earle (1998) 64 Scott Earle (1997) 13 7. Rod Gibson (1984) 63 6. Ben Lindholm (1993) 12 Official At Bats (Since 1979) Charlie Hatem (1988) 63 Ian Keber (1996) 12 1. Scott Earle (1999) 394 Curtis Perry (1998) 63 Josh Clark (2000) 12 2. Charlie Hatem (1988) 384 10. Keith Koskela (2000) 62 Pau l Arellano (2000) 12 3. Jon Granberg (1982) 362 10. Jason Morrow (1997) 11 4. Carl Casperson (1986) 349 Earned Runs Scott Earle (1999) 11 5. Scott Earle (1997) 333 1. Carl Casperson (1986) 72 6. Scott Earle (1998) 320 2. Tom Mallory (1986) 61 Stolen Bases Off (Since 1979) 7. Tom Mallory (1986) 313 3. Scott Earle (1998) 58 1. Curtis Perry (1998) 28 8. Josh Clark (2000) 311 4. Jon Granberg (1982) 50 2. Josh Clark (1999) 22 9. Rick Leyes (2001) 291 Curtis Perry (1998) 50 3. Scott Earle (1999) 21 10. Colby Rogers (1995) 281 6. John Sinclair (1986) 49 4. Charli e Hatem (1988) 20 7. Carl Casperson (1988) 45 5. Scott Earle (1998) 19 Hits Ben Lindholm (1993) 45 6. Andy Hoey (1990) 18 1. Carl Casperson (1986) 108 Corey Carmack (1996) 44 Corey Carmack (1996) 18 2. Jon Granberg (1982) 107 10 Four with 43 Keith Koskela (2000) 18 3. Tom Mallory (1986) 100 9. John Sinclair (1986) 17 4. Charlie Hatem (1988) 94 Walks Ben Lindholm (1993) 17 5. Scott Earle (1998) 93 1. Rob Porter (1982) 53 6. Corey Carmack (1996) 88 2. Greg Fry (1984) 50 Balks 7. Rod Gibson (1984) 87 3. Tom Mallory (1986) 49 1. Carl Casperson (1985) 3 8. Rick Leyes (2001) 83 Bill Wells (1987) 49 2. Fourteen with 2 I 9. Scott Earle (1997) 82 5. Josh Clark (2000) 48 10. Ian Keber (1 996) 81 6. Rob Hippi (1970) 44 Sacrifices Off (Since 1979) Curtis Perry (1998) 81 7. Brent Stevens (1980) 43 1. Scott Earle (1997) 11 8. Charlie Hatem (1988) 42 Ke ith Koskela (2000) 11 Doubles 9 Mike Le ininger (1991) 41 3. Gerry Noy (1983) 10 1. Carl Casperson (1986) 22 Carl Casperson (1986) 41 Scott Earle (1998) 10 Tom Mallory (1986) 22 Josh Clark (1998) 41 Scott Earle (1999) 10 3. Rick Leyes (2001) 19 Josh Clark (2000) 10 4. Charlie Hatem (1988) 18 Strikeouts 7. Quentin Cobb (2001) 9 Jon Aarstad (1999) 18 1. Dave Heaverlo (1972) 116 Earl Azeltine (1981) 9 Keith Koskela (2000) 18 2. Scott Earle (1999) 115 Tom Mallory (1986) 9 7. Mike Voelkel (1984) 17 3. Rob Hippi (1969) 85 Tony Lael (1997) 9 Carl Casperson (1985) 17 Josh Clark (2000) 85 Jason Morrow (1998) 9 Curtis Perry (1998) 17 5. Charlie Hatem (1988) 83 10. Jon Granberg (1980) 16 Scott Earle (1998) 83 Earned Run Avg . (min. 35 innings) Marc Parrish (2001) 16 7. Scott Earle (1997) 79 1. Dave Heaverlo (1969) 1.18 8. Rob Hippi (1970) 78 2. Greg Schulte (1970) 1.40 Triples Dave Heaverlo (1970) 78 3. John Robinett (1975) 1.42 1. Carl Casperson (1985) 5 Dave Heaverlo (1971) 78 4. Dave Heaverlo (1970) 1.47 2. Sam Chastain (1965) 4 I Don Ward (1973) 78 5. Dave Heaverlo (1972) 1.51 Dave lraola (1979) 4 6. Butch Hill (1967) 1.72 Mark Fisher (1985) 4 Wild Pitches 7. Ed Aylward (1969) 1.82 Mark Stewart (1997) 4 1. Rob Porter (1982) 16 8. Harvey Kochel (1968) 1.87 2. Brent Stevens (1981) 15 9. Jim Clifton (1964) 1.88 Home Runs Greg Fry (1984) 15 10. Ed Aylward (1967) 1.88 1. Tom Mallory (1986) 13 4. Ben Lindholm (1992) 13 2. Scott Earle (1998) 12 5. Rich Newell (1994) 11 3. Carl Casperson (1986) 9 Josh Clark (1998) 11 Ca rl Casperson (1987) 9 David Silverton (1997-98) 21 3. Mark Countryman (1982-83) 69 Career Records 9. Justin Williams (2000-01) 19 4. Ron Kostick (1988-89) 60 Andy Purvis (1994-96) 19 5. Brian Baddley (1988-89) 55 Chance McClellan (1999-00) 19 6. Dave Bozett (1983-85) 54 Batting Pete Mirkovich (1997-98) 54 Games Triples 8. Mike McGuire (1980-83) 53 1. Tim Akins (1998-01) 163 1. Billy Walker (1968-70) 9 Mike Minniti (1984-85) 53 2. Marc Greeley (1985-88) 158 2. Billy North (1967-69) 7 Andy Purvis (1994-96) 53 3. Joe Dawson (1985-88) 141 Marc Greeley (1985-88) 7 4. Colby Sherrill (1998-00) 137 Andy Purvis (1994-96) 7 Strikeouts 5. Mike Dorman (1980-83) 127 5. Jack Miller (1966-67) 6 1. Colby Sherrill (1998-01) 114 6. Mike McGuire (1980-83) 125 Rob Taylor (1979-80) 6 2. Andy Purvis (1994-96) 86 7. Andy Purvis (1994-96) 116 Chuck Satterlee (1950) 6 3. Joe Dawson (1985-88) 74 8. Blake Johnson (1982-84) 113 8. Chris Johnson (1987-88) 5 4. Marc Greeley (1985-88) 73 9. Dana Beckley (1994-96) 110 Dave Klovdahl (1964-67) 5 5. Jeremy Fox (2000-01) 61 10. Bill Walker (1968-70) 105 Greg Smith (1968-70) 5 6. Chuck Basteyns (1966-69) 59 Jim Vanderys (1972) 5 Jason Skaug (1999-00) 59 At Bats Blake Johnson (1982-84) 5 8. Kim Hammons (1965, 67-69) 58 1. Marc Greeley (1985-88) 473 Tom Ammerman (1998-99) 5 9. Adam Schakel (1999-00) 55 2. Joe Dawson (1985-88) 431 10. Bill Walker (1968-70) 54 3. Mike Dorman (1980-83) 360 Home Runs 4. Bill Walker (1968-70) 351 1. Joe Dawson (1985-88) 21 Stolen Bases 5. Justin Williams (2000-01) 346 2. Marc Greeley (1985-87) 19 1. Marc Greeley (1985-87) 65 6. Mike McGuire (1980-83) 341 3. Britt Stone (1982-83) 16 2. Dana Beckley (1994-96) 51 7. Brian Cobb (1997-98) 334 4. Andy Purvis (1994-95) 12 3. Billy North (1967-69) 50 8. Blake Johnson (1982-84) 313 5. Gregg Kalian (1973-75) 11 4. Chris Johnson (1987-88) 29 9. Andy Purvis (1994-96) 311 6. Bill Adkison (1970-71) 10 5. Troy Phelps (1983-84) 27 10 Gregg Kalian (1973-75) 303 Troy Phelps (1983-84) 10 Ryan Hoff (1991-92) 27 8. Jerry Atamanchuk (1979-82) 9 7. Dave Klovdh l (1964-67) 26 Runs Mike McGuire (1980-83) 9 Mike Beeson (1976-79) 26 1. Marc Greeley (1985-88) 126 Mike Minniti (1984-85) 9 9. Tom Mill igan (1992-93) 24 2. Joe Dawson (1985-88) 95 Steve Valley (1993-94) 9 10. Blake Johnson (1982-84) 23 3. Tim Akins (1998-01) 92 Marc Horner (1998) 9 Andy Purvis (1994-96) 23 4. Billy North (1967-69) 81 Brian Cobb (1997-98) 81 Total Bases Caught Stealing 6. Andy Purvis (1994-96) 76 1. Marc Greeley (1985-88) 244 1. Marc Greeley (1985-88) 20 7. Mike Dorman (1980-83) 74 2. Joe Dawson (1985-88) 234 2. Greg Mooney (1983-84) 14 8. Jerry Atamanchuk (1979-82) 72 3. Bill Walker (1968-70) 189 Chris Cruzan (1994-95) 14 Dana Beckley (1994-96) 72 4. Mike McGuire (1980-83) 178 4. Jim Richards (1993, 95) 11 Pete Mirkovich (1997-98) 70 5. Brian Cobb (1997-98) 159 5. Ryan Hoff (1991-92) 10 6. Mike Minniti (1984-85) 158 Dana Beckley (1994-96) 10 I Hits" 7. Justin Williams (2000-01) 155 Tom Ammerman (1998-99) 10 1. Marc Greeley (1985-88) 156 Bill North (1967-69) 155 8. Tim Ruane (1985-86)' 9 2. Joe Dawson ((1985-88) 137 9. Gregg Kalian (1973-75) 154 Mike Minniti (1984-85) 9 3. Justin Williams (2000-01) 122 Andy Purvis (1994-96) 154 Mark Countryman (1982-83) 9 4. Bill Walker (1968-70) 121 Andy Purvis (1994-96) 9 5. Brian Cobb (1997-98) 118 RBI I 6. Mike McGuire (1980-83) 116 1. Marc Greeley (1985-88) 112 SB PCT. (min. 20 att.) 7. Billy North (1967-69) 106 2. Joe Dawson (1985-88) 110 1. Dave Klovdahl (64-67) 26-28 .929 8. Gregg Kali an (1973-75) 105 3. Bill Walker (1968-70) 91 2. Eric Brebner (83-84) 17-20 .850 9. Mike Dorman (1980-83) 104 4. Britt Stone (1982-83) 85 3. Troy Phelps (1983-84) 27-32 .844 10. Tom Ammerman (1998-99) 100 5. Mike McGuire (1980-83) 84 4 Paul Goulet (1985-87) 21-25 .840 6. Gregg Kalian (1973-75) 69 5 Dana Beckley (1994-95)51-61 .836 Doubles 7. Mike Dorman (1980-83) 67 6. Mike Reese (1996-97) 20-24 .833 1. Bill Walker (1968-70) 32 8. Mike Minniti (1984-85) 65 7. Chris Johnson (87-88) 29-35 .829 2. Mike McGuire (1980-83) 31 David Blockli nger (1996-97) 65 8. David Silverton (97-98) 22-27 .815 3. Mike Minniti (1984-85) 28 9. Jerry Atamanchuk (1979-82) 61 9 Art Vivanco (1985-86) 21-26 .808 4. Joe Dawson (1985-88) 26 10. Andy Purvis (1994-96) 60 10 Chris Peck (1996-97) 20-25 .800 5. Mike Dorman (1980-83) 25 6. Jason Mathews (1997) 22 Walks Total Sacrifices 6. Ch ri s Cruzan (1994-95) 21 1. Marc Greeley (1985-88) 75 1. Jim Paoletti (1990-92) 18 Brian Cobb (1997-98) 21 2. Joe Dawson (1985-88) 74 2. Jim Spencer (1974-75) 16 Jason Skaug (1999-00) 16 6. Joe Dawson (1985-88) .543 5. Seth Hill (2001-) .989 4. Bill Taylor (1970-71) 13 7. Bill Walker (1968-70) .538 6. Dave Gil dersleeve (1979) .988 Mark Maxfield (1973-74) 13 8 Chance McClellan (1999-00) .5333 7. Chris Moore (1997) .987 Andy Purvis (1994-96) 13 9. Billy North (1967-69) .5326 8. Mead Fenton (1992-93) .986 Mike Reese (1996-97) 13 10. R.J. Will iams (1972-73) .532 Jason Mathews (1997) .986 8. John Basich (1972-73) 12 10. Jim Hipp (1982-83) .985 Don Pettie (1984-86) 12 Fielding Matt Turner (1997-98) 12 Pitching Put Outs Sacrifice Hits (Since 1979) 1. Bill Walker (1968-70) 727 Wins 1. Jim Paoletti (1990-92) 12 2. Gregg Kalian (1973-75) 473 1. Dave Heaverlo (1969-72) 31 2. Matt Turner (1997) 11 3. Bob Utecht(1971 -73) 437 2. Scott Earle (1997-99) 29 3. Don Pettie (1984-86) 10 4. Bob Schultz (1983-85) 374 3. Gary Driessen (1954-57) 22 4. Ron Kostick (1988-89) 9 5. Seth Hill (2001·) 352 4. Carl Casperson (1985-88) 21 Mike Reese (1996-97) 9 6. Rick McGrath (1986-87) 344 5. Greg Schulte (1969-72) 20 6. Jason Skaug (1999-00) 8 7. Chuck Basteyns (1966-69) 343 6. Stu Hanson (1954-57) 18 Aaron Tennos (2001·) 8 8. Jim Boora (1993-96) 330 7. Butch Hill (1965-68) 17 8. Five with 7 9. Ted Taylor (1974-75) 315 8. Don Lannoye (1947-50) 15 10. Mike McGuire (1980-83) 299 Rob Hippi (1968-70) 15 Sacrifice Flies (Since 1979) 10 Billy Lee (1948-51) 14 1. Joe Dawson (1985-88) 9 Assists 2. Jason Skaug (1999-00) 8 1. Marc Greeley (1985-88) 337 Losses 3. Andy Purvis (1994-96) 7 2. Justin Williams (2000-01) 275 1. Carl Casperson (1985-88) 22 4. Rob Taylor (1979-80) 6 3. Art Vivanco (1985-86) 185 2. Josh Clark (1998-00) 15 Jon Naranjo (1982-83) 6 4. Jim Richards (1993 , 95) 179 3. Jon Granberg (1979-82) 13 Britt Stone (1982-83) 6 5. Matt Turner (1997-98) 178 4. Butch Hill (1965-68) 12 Tim Ruane (1985-86) 6 6. Jason Skaug (1999-00) 172 Jim Cl ifton (1962-65) 12 Marc Greeley (1985-88) 6 7. Rob Taylor (1979-80) 169 Scott Earle (1997-99) 12 Jim Paoletti (1990-92) 6 Greg Mooney (1983-84) 169 7. Earl Aze ltine (1978-81) 11 11 Steve Valley (1993-94) 6 9. Jim Spencer (197 4-75) 165 Andy Hoey (1987-90) 11 Pete Mirkovich (1997-98) 165 9. Bob Utecht (1971-73) 10 I Hit By Pitch Jerry St. George (1958-60) 10 1. Josh Roberts (2001-) 18 Errors Tom Mallory (1985-87) 10 Dana Beckley (1994-96) 18 1. Marc Greeley (1985-87) 61 Jason Morrow (1997-98) 10 3. Jim Richards (1993, 95) 17 2. Justin Williams (2000-01) 52 4. Tom Ammerman (1998-99) 16 3. Jerry Atamanchuk (1979-83) 36 Saves 5. Brian Baddley (1988-89) 14 4. Scott Chamberlain (1991-92) 34 1. Casey Ferog lia (1973-74) 7 6. Joe Dawson (1985-87) 13 5. Kim Hammons (1965, 67-69) 33 2. Dave Heaverlo (1969-72) 6 7. Robert Collins (1 999-00) 12 6. Pete Mirkovich (1997-98) 32 Rusty McEwen (1977-79) 6 8. Steve Poler (1995-96) 11 7. Lee Day (1967-69) 30 4. Dave Williamson (1983-84) 5 Colby Sherrill (1998-2001) 11 Marc Countryman (1982-83) 30 Bill Bieloh (1955-58) 5 Seth Hill (2001·) 11 Mike Reese (1996-97) 30 Sean Sehli n (1992-93) 5 10. Jeff Dilley (1979-80) 29 Scott Earle (1997-99) 5 Batting Average (min. 170 at bats) Greg Mooney (1983-84) 29 1. Dave Herri ck (1989-90) .418 Games 2. Britt Stone (1982-83) .371 Double Plays 1. Dave Heaverlo (1969-72) 55 3. Bill Adkison (1970-71) .370 1. Marc Greeley (1985-88) 65 2. Carl Casperson (1985-88) 53 4. Ty Gorton (1974-75) .369 2. Justin Williams (2000-01) 53 3. Scott Earle (1997-99) 52 5. Bill y North (1967-69) .364 3. David Silverton (1997-98) 43 4. Greg Schulte (1969-72) 44 6. Tom Ammerman (1998-99) .364 4. Greg Mooney (1983-84) 41 5. Andy Hoey (1987-90) 42 7. Mike Minniti (1984-85) .358 5. Art Vivanco (1985-86) 39 6. Gary Driessen (1954-57) 41 8. Troy Phelps (1983-84) .355 6. Bob Schultz (1983-85) 38 7. Butch Hill (1965-68) 39 9. Scott Chamberlain (1991-92) .355 7. Rick McGrath (1986-87) 37 Jon Granberg (1979-82) 39 10. Brian Cobb (1997-98) .353 8. Matt Turner (1997-98) 36 9. Rob Hippi (1968-70) 37 Justin Williams (2000-01) .353 9. Scott Chamberlain (1991 -92) 34 10. Rob Porter (1982-83) 35 10. Jim Richards (1993, 95) 33 Slugging PCT. (min. 170 at bats) Games Started 1. Britt Stone (1982-83) .633 Fielding PCT. (min. 175 chances) 1. Carl Casperson (1985-88) 44 2. Dave Herrick (1989-90) .614 1. Marc Horner (1998) 1.000 2. Scott Earle (1997-99) 36 3. Bill Adkison (1970-71) .597 2. Blake Johnson (1982-84) .995 3. Dave Heaverlo (1969-72) 35 4. Mike Minn iti (1984-85) .596 3. Doug Ashmore (1993-94) .990 4. Gary Driessen (1954-57) 32 5. Troy Phelps (1983-84) .583 4. Ryan Greear (1999-00) .990 5. Butch Hill (1965-68) 31 Jon Granberg (1979-82) 31 4. Dave Heaverlo (1969-72) 222 4. Josh Clark (1998-00) 113 Josh Clark (1998-00) 31 5. Mark Stewart (1994-97) 198 5. Mark Stewart (1997) 95 7. Rob Hippi (1968-70) 30 6. Butch Hill (1965-68) 184 6 Andy Hoey (1987-90) 92 8. Greg Schulte (1969-72) 28 Josh Clark (1998-00) 184 Brady Nelson (1990-92) 92 9. Stu Hanson (1954-57) 24 8 Greg Schulte (1969-72) 161 8. Tom Mallory (1985-87) 85 10. Charlie Hatem (1988-89) 23 9. Andy Hoey (1987-90) 154 9. Ben Lindholm (1992-93) 75 Andy Hoey (1987-90) 23 10. Ian Keber (1994, 96) 138 10. Jason Morrow (1997-98) 70

omplete Games Doubles Walks 1. Scott Earle (1997-99) 26 1. Carl Casperson (1985-88) 66 1. Josh Clark (1998-00) 125 2. Dave Heaverlo (1969-72) 21 2. Scott Earle (1997-99) 38 2. Rob Hippi (1968-70) 115 3. Butch Hill (1965-68) 18 3. Jon Granberg (1979-82) 37 3. Carl Casperson (1985-88) 114 4. Gary Driessen (1954-57) 17 Mark Stewart (1994-96) 37 4. Andy Hoey (1987-90) 107 5. Jim Clifton (1962-65) 16 5. Josh Clark (1998-00) 33 5. Scott Earle (1997-99) 93 Josh Clark (1998-00) 16 6. Jason Morrow (1997-98) 29 6. Greg Fry (1983-84) 90 6. Rob Hippi (1968-70) 14 7. Tom Mallory (1985-86) 27 7. Rob Porter (1982-83) 89 Stu Hanson (1954-57) 14 Jon Aarstad (1998-99) 27 8. Brent Stevens (1980-81) 81 Carl Casperson (1985-88) 14 9. Charlie Hatem (1988-89) 25 9. Tom Mallory (1985-86) 75 9. Don Ward (1972-73) 13 Brady Nelson (1990-92) 25 Ben Lindholm (1992-93) 75 Don Lannoye (1947-50) 13 Triples Strikeouts ~ames Finished In Relief 1. Mark Stewart (1994-96) 8 1. Dave Heaverlo (1969-72) 321 1. Todd Cort (1987-88) 23 2. Carl Casperson (1985-88) 6 2. Scott Earle (1997-99) 277 2. Rusty McEwen (1977-79) 20 Scott Earle (1997-99) 6 3. Rob Hippi (1968-70) 224 3. Dave Will iamson (1983-84) 19 4. Jon Granberg (1979-82) 5 4. Josh Clark (1998-00) 200 Sean Sehlin (1992-93) 19 5. Greg Lybeck (1983-84) 4 5. Butch Hill (1965-68) 197 5. Casey Feroglia (1973-74) 18 Mark Fisher (1984-85) 4 6. Greg Schulte (1969-72) 151 Jon Aarstad (1998-99) 18 Greg Fry (1983-84) 4 7. Harvey Kochel (1968-69) 139 7. Dave Heaverlo (1969-72) 17 Dave lraola (1977-79) 4 8. Mark Stewart (1994-97) 132 8. Mark Remington (81-82,84) 15 Sam Chastain (1965-66) 4 9. Don Ward (1972-73) 129 I 9. David Crain (1980-83) 14 Jason Morrow (1997-98) 4 10. Carl Casperson (1985-88) 120 Brady Nelson (1990-92) 14 Jason Tracy (1995-96) 14 Home Runs Wild Pitches 1. Carl Casperson (1985-88) 25 1. Josh Clark (1998-00) 25 nnings 2. Jon Granberg (1979-82) 22 2. Ben Lindholm (1992-93) 23 I 1. Dave Heaverlo (1969-72) 302 3. Scott Earle (1997-99) 21 3. Greg Fry (1983-84) 22 2. Scott Earle (1997-99) 276 4. Tom Mallory (1985-87) 19 4. Scott Earle (1997-99) 21 3 Carl Casperson (1985-88) 247.2 Mark Stewart (1994-97) 19 5. Rob Porter (1982-83) 18 4. Greg Schulte (1969-72) 213 .2 6. Charlie Hatem (1988-89) 16 Rich Newell (1993-94) 18 5. Butch Hill (1965-68) 201 7 Earl Azeltine (1978-81) 15 7. Jon Granberg (1979-82) 17 6. Josh Clark (1998-00) 191 .1 Andy Hoey (1987-90) 15 Brent Stevens (1980-81) 17 7. Jon Granberg (1979-82) 189 9. Josh Clark (1998-00) 13 Andy Hoey (1987-90) 17 8. Rob Hippi (1968-70) 172.2 10. Todd Cort (1987-88) 12 10. Kevin Marty (1982-83) 16 9. Mark Stewart (1994-97) 165.2 David Zirkle (1992-93, 95) 12 Bryan Townley (1993-94) 16 10. Don Ward (1972-73) 139.1 Jason Morrow (1997-98) 12 Hit Batters Pfficial At Bats (Since 1979) Runs 1. Scott Earle (1997-99) 44 1. Scott Earle (1997-99) 1047 1. Carl Casperson (1985-88) 221 2. Josh Clark (1998-00) 27 ' 2. Carl Casperson (1985-88) 1042 2. Jon Granberg (1979-82) 172 3. Marc Parrish (2000-01) 23 3. Jon Granberg (1979-82) 804 3. Scott Earle (1997-99) 143 4. Ben Lindholm (1992-93) 21 4. Josh Clark (1998-00) 738 4. Josh Clark (1998-00) 141 5. David Zirkle (1992-93, 95) 19 5. Mark Stewart (1994-97) 673 5. Mark Stewart (1994-97) 122 6. Charlie Hatem (1988-89) 18 6. Andy Hoey (1987-90) 543 6. Andy Hoey (1987-90) 118 7. Ian Keber (1994, 96) 17 7. Charlie Hatem (1988-89) 519 7. Brady Nelson (1990-92) 113 Mark Stewart (1994-97) 17 8. Rob Porter (1982-83) 478 8. Tom Mallory (1985-87) 108 Jason Morrow (1997-98) 17 9. Ian Keber (1994, 96) 454 9. Jason Morrow (1997-98) 106 10. Andy Hoey (1987-90) 16 10. Jason Morrow (1997-98) 441 10. Ian Keber (1994, 96) 103 Stolen Bases Off (Since 1979) ~its Earned Runs 1. Scott Earle (1997-99) 48 1. Carl Casperson (1985-88) 321 1. Carl Casperson (1985-88) 181 2. Josh Clark (1998-00) 43 2. Scott Earle (1997-99) 252 2. Jon Granberg (1979-82) 120 3. Andy Hoey (1987-90) 40 3. Jon Granberg (1979-82) 245 3. Scott Earle (1997-99) 115 4. Carl Casperson (1985-88) 39 5. Earl Azeltine (1979-81) 29 Jon Granberg (1979-82) 29 7. Ben Lindholm (1992-93) 28 Jason Morrow (1997-98) 28 Curtis Perry (1998) 28 10. Charlie Hatem (1988-89) 25

Sacrifices Off (Since 1979) No-Hitters 1. Scott Earle (1997-99) 31 2. Carl Casperson (1985-88) 24 Date Opponent Score Pitchers 3. Jon Granberg (1979-82) 19 4-8-50 Seattle Pacific 4-0 Don Lannoye, Bob Whitener(5) 4. Josh Clark (1998-00) 18 4-9-54 Seattle Pacific 2-0 Bob Logue 5. Jon Aarstad (1998-99) 16 4-27-57 Eastern Washington 9-0 Stu Hanson 6. Jason Morrow (1997-98) 15 4-2-68 Big Bend CC 16-1 Doug Nelson, Dave Benedict 7. Earl Aze ltine (1978-81) 14 Andy Hoey (1987-90) 14 (3), Jerry Johnson (5) Ben Lindholm (1992-93) 14 4-6-68 Western Washington 4-0 Butch Hill Brandon Klump (2000- ) 14 4-6-68 Western Washington 6-0 Harvey Kochel 4-4-72 Whitman 2-0 Dave Heaverlo Balks 5-12-72 Eastern Washington 6-0 Dave Heaverlo 1. Carl Casperson (1985-88) 4 4-25-85 Puget Sound 3-0 Gregg Guidi 2. Ben Lindholm (1992-93) 3 Sean Sehlin (1992-93) 3 Ryan Krueger (1995-96) 3 Opponent No-Hitters Mark Stewart (1994-97) 3 Scott Earle (1997-99) 3 Date Opponent Score Pitchers 4-8-67 Eastern Washington 2-4 Rich Anderson Earned Run Average (min. 70 innings) 3-27-72 Boise State 0-3 Dan Smith 1. Dave Heaverlo (1969-72) 1.79 3-23-72 Idaho 1-16 Tim Kampa 2. Greg Schulte (1969-72) 2.06 3-20-74 Washington State 0-7 Tracy Harris 3. Ed Aylward (1966-67, 69) 2.43 4. Gary Wasson (1974-75) 2.55 5-2-77 Lewis-Clark State 0-6 Glen Johnson 5. Jim Clifton (1964-65) 2.59 3-4-90 Gonzaga 0-10 Bill Walker 6. Todd Wyckoff (1975-76) 2.71 7. Dennis Wallace (1970-71) 2.75 8. Butch Hill (1965-68) 2.82 9 Harvey Kochel (1968-69) 2.91 10. Rob Hippi (1968-70) 3.18 Scores, Pitchers and Home Runs Date Opponent Site Pitchers &Home Runs Feb. 10 0 Lewis-Clark State 10 A Parrish, Klump (4), Hardin (6) , Jamison (8) Feb. 11 5 Lewis-Clark State 7 A Perry, Jamison (4) , Leyes (6), Mirkovich (8) Feb. 24 5 Puget Sound 1 WW Parrish , Jamison (6) Feb. 25 9 Whitman 6 A Perry, Jamison (6) Mar. 2 4 British Columbia 6 H Parrish, Jamison (6) HR - Reid Mar. 2 3 British Columbia 2 H Cobb , Jamison (7) Mar. 4 5 Pacific Lutheran 0 H Perry HR - Cannon Mar. 4 3 Pacific Lutheran 5 H Leyes, Klump (6) HR - Randall Mar. 10 0 Albertson 26 A Parrish, Hardin (2), Mirkovich (3) Mar. 10 11 Northwest Nazarene 9 A Perry HR - Hill Mar. 11 6 Whitworth 4 Cal Leyes, Klump (6) Mar. 11 14 Albertson 11 A Cobb , Klump (5) HR - Templer (2) Mar. 17 3 St. Martin's* 2 H Parrish Mar. 17 6 St. Martin's* 4 H Perry, Jamison (8) HR - Kilmer, Cannon Mar. 18 7 St. Martin's* 6 H Cobb , Jamison (8) HR - Reid Mar. 18 2 St. Martin's* 0 H Leyes, Klump (6) HR - Williams Mar. 24 7 Western Oregon* 11 H Parrish , Jamison (6) , Klump (6) Mar. 24 0 Western Oregon* 25 H Klump, Beck (2), Mirkovich (4), O'Leary (7) Mar. 25 5 Western Oregon* 10 H Cobb, Hardin (6) Mar. 25 7 Western Oregon* 11 H Leyes, Jamison (7) Mar. 28 5 Concordia* 4 H Hardin, Klump (7) HR - Fox Mar. 28 4 Concordia* 2 H Leyes, Klump (6) Mar. 29 9 Whitman 8 H Jamison, Perry (4) , Cobb (5), Mirkovich (6) , Brownlee (7) Mar. 31 0 British Columbia* 5 H Parrish Mar. 31 0 British Columbia* 13 H Perry, Jamison (6) , Roberts (8) Ap r. 1 8 British Columbia* 7 H Cobb, Klump (6) HR - Bayne Apr. 1 1 British Columbia* 4 H Le yes

Season Won-Loss Records Conference Year w L T w L Finish Conference 1962 8 11 0 4 4 2nd 2nd Year w L T w L Finish 1963 11 6 0 4 4 11 1927 0 2 0 1964 9 0 3 5 12 3rd 1928 4 4 0 1965 8 0 3 5 1966 7 12 0 1 7 3rd 1929 6 2 0 7 5 1930-46 No baseball 1967 10 14 0 3rd 24 11 1 8 4 1st (T) 1947 5 13 0 3 8 1968 11 1 9 3 1st 1948 7 9 0 1 5 3rd 1969 24 11 1 1st 1949 14 9 0 6 2 1st* 1970 32 8 0 1950 16 4 0 7 1 1st* 1971 18 16 0 7 4 1st 13 1 14 1951 7 7 0 1972 25 4 2nd 1952 9 9 0 1973 13 12 1 10 7 2nd 1953 9 15 0 2 6 3rd 1974 23 10 0 13 2 1st 1975 23 13 1 10 2 1st* 1954 12 10 0 6 2 1st** 1 1st* 1955 17 7 1 4 1 1st** 1976 22 10 10 2 1956 23 2 0 8 0 1st* 1977 20 16 1 11 1 1st** 1978 10 27 0 5 7 1957 13 13 0 6 2 1st** 1979 19 15 1 1958 11 13 1 6 2 1st** 1980 13 22 0 7 4 2nd 1959 12 8 0 5 3 2nd 1981 12 24 1 1960 9 7 0 4 3 2nd 1961 12 7 0 4 4 1st (T) 1982 26 22 0 Apr. 4 8 Whitman 7 A Hardin, Brownlee (5) HR - Hill, Tennis Apr. 6 3 Lewis-Clark State 4 A Parrish Apr. 7 4 Lewis-Clark State 10 A Perry, Klump (5) , Jamison (8) Apr 8 3 Lewis-Clark State 10 H Cobb, Jamison (8) Apr. 9 5 Lewis-Clark State 10 H Leyes, Brownlee (3) HR - McCarthy (2) Apr. 14 7 Eastern Oregon• 5 A Parrish HR - Williams, Fox Apr. 14 12 Eastern Oregon• 6 A Leyes, Klump (6) HR - Reid Apr. 15 7 Eastern Oregon• 16 A Cobb, Mirkovich (2) , Beck (5) , O'Leary (5) , Roberts (5) Apr. 15 9 Eastern Oregon• 6 A Perry, Brownlee (8) Apr. 16 7 Washington State 17 A Hardin , Jamison (4) , Roberts (8) Apr. 21 0 Albertson• 5 A Brownlee Apr. 21 3 Albertson• 5 A Leyes, Klump (6) HR - Hill Apr. 22 10 Albertson• 1 A Parrish HR - Brownlee , Templer Apr. 22 6 Albertson• 14 A Klump, Jamison (3) , Mirkovich (6) , Roberts (8) Apr. 24 8 Concordia* 5 A Hardin, Roberts (4) Apr. 24 5 Concordia* 4 A Leyes, Brownlee (9) HR - Brownlee, Kilmer Apr. 27 10 Northwest Nazarene• 2 H Parrish , Roberts (7) Apr. 27 16 Northwest Nazarene• 9 H Klump HR - Williams Apr. 28 7 Northwest Nazarene• 5 H Brownlee HR - Kilmer Apr. 28 6 Northwest Nazarene• 5 H Le yes Apr. 29 1 Pacific Lutheran 3 A Hardin May4 3 Western Baptist* 0 A Parrish, Roberts (4) HR - Fox May4 3 Western Baptist* 4 A Brownlee May 5 2 Western Baptist* 9 A Klump, Perry (2) , Mirkovich (4) May 5 3 Western Baptist* 9 A Leyes, Roberts (4) , O'Leary (8) May 10 6 Western Oregon** 7 A Parrish , Roberts (7) , Klump (8) May 11 2 Albertson•• 9 Mon Leyes, Perry (4) , Brownlee (7) •cascade Conference Game**NAIA Region I Playoff Pitcher of record bold-faced. Underline indicates . Neutral Sites: Walla Walla; Caldwell, ID; Monmouth, OR Won-Loss Records: Overall - 27-27 Home - 14-11 Away - 11 -15 Neutral 2-1 . One-Run Games - 9-3 Two-Run Games - 8-5. Doubleheaders - 7-5-6 (20-16) . Extra Innings - 4-1 .

Conference Year w L T w L Finish 1983 3 43 0 0 8 1st+ 1984 17 22 0 5 0 1st 1985 20 29 0 2 2 1st (T)*** 1986 15 31 0 1987 17 23 0 1988 29 22 0 1989 17 17 0 Conferences: Winco East 1947-48; Evergreen Conference East 1949-50, 1953- 1990 14 24 0 66 ; Evergreen 1967-74, 83-84; Evergreen North 1975-78, 80 , 85 . NAIA PNW Re- 1991 11 22 1 gion 2000, Cascade Conference 2001 . 1992 14 16 0 Notes: *Won playoff for conference title. **Lost playoff. ***No playoff. +Forfeited 1993 15 20 0 7 conference games, but was not stripped of title. 1994 18 24 0 1995 21 20 0 1996 19 27 0 1997 30 17 0 1998 21 25 1 1999 24 18 0 2000 14 34 0 6 10 3rd 2001 27 27 0 18 14 4th ~ ~ \J Q ~ c 0 i .&::,·-.,. a ~ -a L ~ ~ ......

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