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2003 California Baseball 2003 CALIFORNIA BASEBALL TABLE OF CONTENTS California Athletic Directory ..................................................................... 2 2003 COACHING STAFF Head Coach David Esquer ...................................................................... 4-5 The Coaching Staff & Grounds Crew ....................................................... 6 2003 SEASON OUTLOOK 2003 Season Outlook ............................................................................ 8-10 2003 GOLDEN BEARS & OPPONENTS Junior Right-hander Golden Bear Profiles ........................................................................... 12-26 Brian Montalbo Opponents........................................................................................... 28-29 2003 Golden Bear Roster, Pronunciation Guide .................................... 30 Scorecard .................................................................................................... 31 2002 IN REVIEW 2002 In Review ................................................................................... 34-35 2002 Final Statistics/Final Results .................................................... 36-37 2002 Pacific-10 Statistics ................................................................... 38-39 Records vs. Opponents ............................................................................ 40 CALIFORNIA BASEBALL HISTORY California Records/All-Time Leaders ................................................ 42-49 Cal in Postseason Play/Postseason Honors ..................................... 50-53 Baseball Lettermen ............................................................................. 54-55 Cal Players in the Pros .................................................................... 60-IBC THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA/MISCELLANEOUS University of California ..................................................................... 56-57 Media Information/Team Travel ............................................................. 58 Evans Diamond/Media Outlets ................................................................ 59 Junior Right Fielder Brian Horwitz CREDITS The 2003 edition of the California Baseball Magazine/Media Guide was written and edited by Scott Ball, Assistant Media Relations Director. Layout and graphic design by John Dunbar, Publications Director and Evan Kerr, Publications Assistant. Photographs by Patrick Merrill, John Dunbar, John Guistina, Bill Nichols, among others. Copies of this publication may be obtained for $5 by writing or calling the California Media Relations Office, 210 Memorial Sta- dium, Berkeley, CA 94720 (510-642-5363). Make checks payable to U.C. Regents. Magazines may also be purchased at any Cal home game. 2003 California Golden Bear Baseball 1 STAFF DIRECTORY BASEBALL ADMINISTRATION AND STAFF Athletics Director: Steve Gladstone ................................................ 642-5316 BASEBALL OFFICE ......................................................... (510) 643-6006 Admin. Assistant: Beth Nitzberg................................................. 642-3839 Head Coach: David Esquer ........................................................ 643-6006 Exec. Assoc. AD, Operations and Chief of Staff: Assistant Coach: Dan Hubbs ................................................... 642-9591 Mark Stephens ..................................................................................... 642-9094 Assistant Coach: Ron Witmeyer ............................................ 642-5315 Admin. Assistant: Patti Kobayashi ............................................ 642-0581 Public Address Announcer: Ed Zuber Exec. Assoc. AD, Revenue Sports: Dan Coonan ........................ 643-7149 Athletic Trainers: Dale Rudd, Mona Au Young .................. 642-8233 Exec. Assoc. AD, Olympic Sports: Teresa Kuehn ...................... 642-9224 Admin. Assistant: Ann Weisser................................................... 643-9033 PRESS BOX PHONE ...................................................... (510) 642-3098 Exec. Assoc. AD, Communications: Bob Rose ........................... 643-9036 Faculty Representative: Bill Lester ............................................... 643-9590 Assistant: Harold Russell III .......................................................... 642-1542 MEN’S HEAD COACHES Personnel Manager: Patti Baba ...................................................... 643-7918 Assistants: Alex Lucero, Hyo Jung Kim, MaryAnn Simmons .. 642-6755 Basketball: Ben Braun......................................................................... 642-0361 Bear Backers Staff: Greg Enloe, Irene Green, Susie Homer, Crew: Steve Gladstone.......................................................................... 642-3701 Diana Fogg, Lani Romero, Liz Miles, Kristi Motley ............. 642-2427 Football: Jeff Tedford........................................................................... 642-3851 Director-Marketing & Promotions: Robert Hartman ............. 642-2550 Golf: Steve Desimone ........................................................................... 643-5914 Staff: Sue Woodward, Matt Terwilliger, Mark Ryan................. 642-2444 Gymnastics: Barry Weiner ................................................................. 642-9313 Admin. Assistant: Dayna Sannazzaro ........................................ 642-2444 Rugby: Jack Clark .................................................................................. 642-6927 Business Manager: Dawn Whalin ................................................... 643-3296 Soccer: Kevin Grimes............................................................................ 642-5916 Assistants: Denis Hallin, Brad Bleichner, Melinda Collier, Swimming: Nort Thornton ................................................................ 642-5917 Erin Hobin-Audet, Ursula McDonald ........................................ 642-5820 Tennis: Peter Wright ............................................................................ 642-1153 Travel: Angie Abbatecola ................................................................ 642-2135 Water Polo: Kirk Everist .................................................................... 643-1465 Lena Lau-Stewart ...................................................................... 642-3481 Computer Services Coordinator: Dan Williams................... 642-6351 WOMEN’S HEAD COACHES Staff: Johan Steiner, Alan Willcuts, Anna Maurer, Karen Boro, Fermin Varela, Jesse Pietarinen ............................................. 643-0389 Basketball: Caren Horstmeyer .......................................................... 643-8101 Asst. AD-Facilities Management: Mike Huff............................. 643-9759 Crew: Dave O’Neill ............................................................................... 642-9414 Director of Capital/Special Projects: Bob Milano Jr. ......... 642-8873 Field Hockey: Shellie Onstead ........................................................... 642-9415 Facility Scheduling: Sandy Camillo ........................................... 643-9262 Lacrosse: Jill Malko .............................................................................. 643-2580 Asst. AD-Student Services: Karen Moe Humphreys ................. 642-7629 Golf: Nancy McDaniel.......................................................................... 643-7940 Student Services Asst. Director: Mohamed Muqtar ............ 643-7948 Gymnastics: Cari DuBois .................................................................... 643-0282 Financial Aid Coordinator: Lucille Carpenter-Williams ..... 642-8249 Soccer: Kevin Boyd ............................................................................... 643-8100 Admissions Coordinator: Therese Groth ................................ 642-7706 Softball: Diane Ninemire..................................................................... 643-9101 Events Coordinator: Josh Alley................................................... 642-5885 Swimming: Teri McKeever ................................................................ 642-9450 Assoc. AD-Compliance: Foti Mellis ............................................... 643-1683 Tennis: Jan Brogan ................................................................................ 642-9449 Assistant: Jason Stevens Volleyball: Rich Feller ......................................................................... 643-0978 Event Manager: Gordon Bayne ......................................................... 642-6130 Water Polo: Amber Drury-Pinto ...................................................... 643-2484 Assistants: Hatcher Parnell, Kendall Nichols ....................... 643-7245 Spirit Groups: Diane Milano ........................................................ 643-8102 COMBINED PROGRAM COACHES Haas Pavilion Events Coord.: Gloria Kaci ............................... 643-5970 Assoc. AD-Dir. of Rec. Sports: Mike Weinberger ....................... 642-8359 Cross Country: Tony Sandoval........................................................ 642-9447 Admin. Assistant: Tracy Olson ................................................... 643-7327 Diving: Phil Tonne ............................................................................... 642-4348 Assoc. Dir. Rec. Sports: Kathy Rittler-Andrews ..................... 643-1299 Track and Field: Chris Huffins .......................................................... 642-3158 Assoc. Dir. Rec. Sports: Joe Watz .............................................. 642-8556 Asst. AD-Ticket Operations:
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