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W C C Freshm an of the Y Ear Br Y Son Brigm An 2016 San Diego Baseball Quick facts 7 GENERAL INFO Location ....................................................................................................... San Diego, CA Founded ..........................................................................................................................1949 Enrollment .....................................................................................................................8,321 President ........................................................................................... Dr. James T. Harris III Executive Director of Athletics ..................................................................... Ky Snyder Senior Associate Athletics Director/SWA ............................................. Shaney Fink Assoc. AD/Business Affairs ............................................................................Dan Yourg Assoc. AD/Athletic Development ..........................................................Brian Fogarty Assoc. AD for Facilities & Operations .................................................Josh Lawrence Head Athletic Trainer ................................................................. Carolyn Greer, A.T., C. Associate Athletic Trainer (Baseball) ....................................................Daniel Melara Assistant Athletic Trainer (Baseball) .............................................................. Joe Parry Director of Athletic Performance Training ..................................Mark Lamoreaux Sport and Business Psychology Consultan ............................ Karlene Sugarman Affiliation .................................................................................................. NCAA Division I Conference......................................................................................................... West Coast Nickname ...................................................................................................................Toreros School Colors .......................................................................... Torero Blue, Navy, White Athletic Dept. Phone ............................................................................. (619) 260-4803 7 BASEBALL HISTORY First Year of Baseball (Began Division I play) .........................................1958 (1979) Overall All-Time Record ...............................................................1,358-1,171-3 (.536) NCAA Division I Appearances (Last) ............................................................... 8 (2013) NCAA Tournament Record .........................................................................................9-14 Best All-Time Record .................................................................................. 44-17 (2008) 2015 Overall Record .................................................................................................33-20 2015 WCC Record (Place) ................................................................................ 19-8 (1ST) 2015 Home Record ....................................................................................................17-12 BRIGMAN BRYSON YEAR THE OF FRESHMAN WCC 2015 Road Record ........................................................................................................15-8 2015 Neutral Field Record ...........................................................................................1-2 7 MEDIA RELATIONS 2015 Postseason ............................................................................................................N/A Associate A.D./Media Relations ................................................................... Ted Gosen Position Starters returning/lost ..................................................................................3/5 Assistant AD for Media Relations (Baseball Contact) ...........................Chris Loucks Starting Pitchers returning/lost ................................................................................1/2 Media Relations Coordinator ........................................................................Ben Pearson Overall Letterwinners returning/lost ..................................................................18/19 Loucks’ Direct Office Phone ......................................................................(619) 260-7930 Newcomers ..........................................................................................................................20 Fax ......................................................................................................................(619) 260-2990 Loucks’ E-mail ................................................................................. [email protected] 7 HOME FIELD Folwer Park Press Box ...................................................................................(619) 260-8829 Ballpark ..............................................................................................Folwer Park (3,000) Web Site ..............................................................................................www.usdtoreros.com Surface ..........................................................................................................Natural Grass Dimensions ..............................................................................LF-312, CF-395, RF-329 7 COACHING STAFF Head Coach ............................................................................................................. Rich Hill Alma Mater ........................................................................................ Cal Lutheran, 1984 Record at USD ................................................................................ 585-398-3 (17 Years) Overall Record ............................................................................... 908-617-3 (25 Years) Assistant Coaches ............................................Ramon Orozco (Cal Lutheran, 1999) ..................................................................Bradley Marcelino (Occidental College ’03) Volunteer Assistant .............................................Brady Kirkpatrick (San Diego, ‘15) Dir. of Baseball Operations .................................................................Brandon Decker Baseball Phone ..........................................................................................(619) 260-5953 Baseball Fax ...............................................................................................(619) 260-7750 University of San Diego Baseball 2016 Torero Schedule www.usdtoreros.com Date Opponent Site Time Feb. 19 Vanderbilt Nashville, TN 2:00 PM Feb. 20 Vanderbilt Nashville, TN 12:00 PM Feb. 21 Vanderbilt Nashville, TN 10:00 AM Feb. 25 San Diego State Lake Elsinore, CA 6:00 PM TONY GWYNN CLASSIC (USD, SDSU, Nebraska, Tulane, Arizona, Bryant, UC Santa Barbara, Kentucky) Feb. 26 Arizona vs. Tulane Fowler Park 1:00 PM Feb. 26 NEBRASKA Fowler Park 6:00 PM Feb. 27 TBD Fowler Park 1:00 PM Feb. 27 TBD vs. USD Fowler Park 5:30 PM Feb. 28 TBD Fowler Park 10:30 AM Feb. 28 TBD Fowler Park 2:00 PM Feb. 28 Championship Game Tony Gwynn Stadium 10:00 AM Mar. 1 San Diego State San Diego, CA (@SDSU) 6:00 PM Mar. 4 OREGON STATE Fowler Park 6:00 PM Mar. 5 Oregon St. vs. William & Mary Fowler Park 1:00 PM Mar. 6 OREGON STATE Fowler Park 1:00 PM Mar. 6 WILLIAM & MARY Fowler Park 5:00 PM Mar. 7 WILLIAM & MARY Fowler Park 6:00 PM Mar. 8 WILLIAM & MARY Fowler Park 6:00 PM Mar. 11 New Mexico State Baylor-Waco, TX 12:00 PM Mar. 12 New Mexico State Baylor-Waco, TX 11:00 AM Mar. 12 Baylor Baylor-Waco, TX 3:30 PM Mar. 13 Baylor Baylor-Waco, TX 10:00 AM Mar. 15 COLUMBIA Fowler Park 6:00 PM Mar. 16 COLUMBIA Fowler Park 6:00 PM Mar. 18 SAINT MARY’S * Fowler Park 6:00 PM Mar. 19 SAINT MARY’S * Fowler Park 6:00 PM Mar. 20 SAINT MARY’S * Fowler Park 1:00 PM Mar. 22 Arizona State Tempe, AZ 7:30 PM Mar. 24 Pepperdine * Malibu, CA 3:00 PM Mar. 25 Pepperdine * Malibu, CA 3:00 PM Mar. 26 Pepperdine * Malibu, CA 1:00 PM Mar. 29 UC IRVINE Fowler Park 6:00 PM Apr. 1 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT * Fowler Park 6:00 PM Apr. 2 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT * Fowler Park 6:00 PM Apr. 3 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT * Fowler Park 1:00 PM Apr. 5 Cal State Fullerton Fullerton, CA 6:00 PM Apr. 7 BYU * Provo, UT 5:00 PM Apr. 8 BYU * Provo, UT 5:00 PM Apr. 9 BYU * Provo, UT 12:00 PM Apr. 11 UNLV Fowler Park 6:00 PM Apr. 12 SAN DIEGO STATE Fowler Park 6:00 PM Apr. 15 SANTA CLARA * Fowler Park 6:00 PM Apr. 16 SANTA CLARA * Fowler Park 6:00 PM Apr. 17 SANTA CLARA * Fowler Park 1:00 PM Apr. 19 UC RIVERSIDE Fowler Park 6:00 PM Apr. 22 San Francisco * San Francisco, CA 3:00 PM Apr. 23 San Francisco * San Francisco, CA 1:00 PM Apr. 24 San Francisco * San Francisco, CA 1:00 PM Apr. 26 UC Riverside Riverside, CA 6:00 PM Apr. 29 Portland (DH) * Portland, OR 12:00 PM Apr. 30 Portland * Portland, OR 11:00 AM May 2 Oregon Hillsboro, OR TBA May 10 UC Irvine Irvine, CA 6:30 PM May 14 Pacific (DH) * Stockton, CA 3:30 PM May 15 Pacific * Stockton, CA 1:00 PM May 18 ARIZONA STATE Fowler Park 6:00 PM May 19 GONZAGA * Fowler Park 6:00 PM May 20 GONZAGA * Fowler Park 6:00 PM May 21 GONZAGA * Fowler Park 6:30 PM May 26-28, 2016 WCC Tournament Stockton, CA TBA NCAA Regionals TBA TBA NCAA Super Regionals TBA TBA College World Series Omaha, NE TBA All home games are in BOLD CAPS, and will be played ast USD’s Folwer Park. * Represents West Coast Conference Games All Games are Pacific Standard Time and are subject to change The Automated ScoreBook Overall Statistics for San Diego (as of Jan 12, 2016) (All games Sorted by Batting avg) Record: 33-22 Home:
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