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2006 Quick Facts ...... 1 PROGRAM HISTORY 2006 Roster ...... 2 Year-Year-by-Year Leaders ...... 26-29 Postseason HistoryHistory ...... 30 PROFILES School Records ...... 31-33 Head Coach Rex Peters ...... 3 Season Top 10 Lists ...... 34-35 Assistant Coaches ...... 4-5 Career Top 10 Lists ...... 36-38 Returning Letterwinners ...... 6-17 YYeaear-by-Year Records ...... 39 Freshmen & Newcomers ...... 18-21 AwardAward WinnersWinners ...... 40-41

2005 RECAP CAMPUS SECTION Individual Stats ...... 22 This is UC Davis ...... i-ii Game-by-Game Results ...... 23 Campus Leadership ...... iii-iv Big West Conference Recap ...... 24-25 Athletics DirectorDirector GregGreg WarzeckaWarzecka ...... v Athletics Department DirDirectoryectory ...... vi Student-Athlete Guidance Services ...... vii Athletic TrainingTraining ...... viii Facilities OverviewOverview ...... ix-x TTransitionransition to Division I ...... xi

UC DAVIS BASEBALL QUICK FACTS

School: University of California, Davis (UC Davis) Head Coach: Rex Peters (Cal State Fullerton ’89) Address : One Shields Avenue / Davis, CA 95616 Email: [email protected] Established/Founded: 1905/1908 Offi ce Phone: 530/752-7513 Enrollment: 29,637 Career Record: 348-199-2 (.636) in 12 years Nickname: Aggies UC Davis Record: 100-68-1 (.595) in 3 years Colors: Yale Blue & Gold National Affi liation: NCAA Division I Provisional Associate Head Coach: Matt Vaughn (UC Davis ’92) (Reclassifying from D-II) Email: [email protected] Conference: Independent Offi ce Phone: 530/752-2190 (joining Big West Conference in 2007-08) Home Site: Dobbins Baseball Complex (3,500) Assistant Coach: Lloyd Acosta (UC Davis ’96) Dimensions: Lines: 310’, Alleys: 385’, Center: 410’ Email: [email protected] Offi ce Phone: 530/754-5675 Chancellor: Dr. Larry Vanderhoef (Wisc. Milwaukee ’64) Director of Athletics: Greg Warzecka (UC Berkeley ’73) Assistant Coach: Bobby Calderon (Chapman ’01) Senior Associate A.D.: Pam Gill-Fisher (UC Davis ’71) Email: [email protected] Associate A.D.s Offi ce Phone: 530/754-5675 External Affairs: Larry Swanson (Oregon State ’65) Business & Game Mgmt.: Bob Bullis (Northern Iowa ’71) Admin. Assistant: Josh Hanson (York ’01) Intramurals & Sports Clubs.: Gary Colberg (Minnesota ‘64) Offi ce Phone: 530/754-5675 Assistant A.D.s Media Relations: Mike Robles (Cal Poly ’88) Media Relations Director : Mike Robles Event Operations: Mitch Campbell (UC Davis ‘87) Email : [email protected] Marketing & Promotions: Scott Brayton (UC Davis ‘94) Phone : 530/752-3680 Compliance: Jennifer Cardone (Adelphi ‘90) Media Relations FAX : 530/754-5674 Development: Mike Angius (UC Davis ‘77) Press Box Phone : 530/752-3673 Faculty Athletic Rep.: Dr. Kimberly Elsbach (Iowa ’85) Aggie Sports Hotline : 530/752-1700 Head Athletic Trainer: Jeff Hogan (UC Davis ’81) Aggies on the Web : http://www.ucdavisaggies.com

Letterwinners Returning/Lost : 21/8 Starters Returning/Lost : Position: 8/1, Pitchers: 3/1

-- 1 -- 2006 INFO 2006 ROSTER REX PETERS Head Coach • 4th Year PITCHERS (14) Ht. Wt Yr. B-T Hometown Schools Major 18 Brandon APONTE 6-3 220 Fr. R-R Anaheim, Calif. Canyon HS ’05 Computer Sci. Few coaches have enjoyed a more auspicious start to a career 13 Nik AURORA* 6-1 190 Jr. R-R Piedmont, Calif. Piedmont HS ’03 Org. Studies than Rex Peters in his fi rst three years at UC Davis. In 2003, he guided the Aggies to a 36-24 season and their fi rst NCAA postseason berth 42 Andy BOAS 6-4 215 Fr. R-R Redding, Calif. Foothill HS ’05 Managerial Econ. since 1995. UC Davis swept through the West Region tournament 30 Vince DeCOITO** 6-0 200 Sr. R-R Fall River Mills, Calif. Oregon State/Fall River HS ’01 Org. Studies – highlighted by back-to-back shutout victories – and advanced to the 24 Bryan EVANS 6-3 192 Fr. R-R Mission Viejo, Calif. Tesoro HS ’05 Food Science national tournament for only the second time in school history. For his 11 Ross FENSTERMAKER 6-4 215 RFr. L-L Granite Bay, Calif. Granite Bay HS ’04 Undeclared part, Peters was honored as the ABCA/Diamond Sports West Region 31 Justin FITZGERALD* 6-4 225 So. R-R Cloverdale, Calif. Cardinal Newman HS ’04 Economics Coach of the Year. 7 Eddie GAMBOA* 6-2 180 So. R-R Merced, Calif. Merced HS ’03 Spanish Then the following year – as if in defi ance to baseball’s notorious 15 Paul GONZALES** 5-11 185 Jr. R-R San Jose, Calif. Bellarmine Prep ’03 Communication sophomore jinx – Peters struck again. The Aggies fi nished with a 37- 32 Brad McATEE 6-5 215 Fr. R-R Poway, Calif. Poway HS ’05 Managerial Econ. 15-1 record, including a 32-7 ledger in the program’s fi nal year with the 34 Jeremy McCHESNEY* 6-2 180 So. R-R San Jose, Calif. Valley Christian HS ’04 Computer Eng. California Collegiate Athletic Association. Although no longer eligible 14 Brent NICHOLS 6-2 180 Jr. R-R San Jose, Calif. San Jose CC/James Lick HS ’03 Sociology for postseason play as part of its transition to Division I status, UC Davis fi nished atop the conference 25 Michael POTTER*** 6-1 200 Sr. L-L Mission Viejo, Calif. Aliso Niguel HS ’02 Managerial Econ. standings by better than a seven-game margin. Along the way, the Aggies enjoyed school-record streaks 48 Zach SHUTTS 6-4 200 Fr. R-R Walnut Creek, Calif. Berean Christian HS ’05 Undeclared of 16 straight victories and 20 consecutive conference wins. In 2005, Peters guided the program through its fi rst predominantly Division I schedule. The Aggies CATCHERS (4) Ht. Wt. Yr. B-T Hometown Schools Major posted sweeps against UC Santa Barbara, Utah Valley State and Cal State Northridge, then capped the 19 Brian BARRY 6-2 240 Fr. R-R San Francisco, Calif. Sacred Heart Cathedral ’05 Civil Engineering season with an 8-7 win over Cal in the home fi nale. 20 Jacob JEFFERIES 6-3 200 Fr. L-R Merced, Calif. Buhuch Colony HS ’05 Communication Peters arrived at the UC Davis program after spending the previous nine seasons as head coach at 8 Tyler LaTORRE*** 6-0 205 Sr. L-R Santa Cruz, Calif. Aptos HS ’01 Communication Chapman University in Southern California, where he compiled a 248-131-2 overall record. He led the 33 David TREAT* 6-2 195 Sr. R-R Lawndale, Calif. El Camino Coll./Leuzinger HS ’01 History Panthers to three appearances in the NCAA Division III College World Series, including a third-place fi nish in 2000. Peters, the winningest coach in Chapman history – both in terms of wins and percentage INFIELDERS (9) Ht. Wt. Yr. B-T Hometown Schools Major – led the Panthers to the NCAA West Regional fi ve times and three times was named West Region Coach 6 Matt DEMPSEY* 6-0 170 So. R-R San Diego, Calif. Patrick Henry HS ’03 Economics of the Year. Additionally, he coached six All-Americans, two Academic All-Americans, nine Academic 4 Daniel DESCALSO* 5-11 195 So. R-R San Carlos, Calif. St. Francis HS ’04 Economics All-District players and 29 All-Region selections. 36 Jimmy GOETZ* 6-4 210 Sr. R-R Fountain Valley, Calif. Golden West College Communication Combining his Chapman credits with /Fountain Valley HS ’01 his 73-39-1 mark at UC Davis, Peters now 28 Chris HEALEY 5-10 175 Fr. R-R Salinas, Calif. Salinas HS ’05 Undeclared PETERS YEAR-BY-YEAR owns a careercareer win-loss recordrecord of 321-170-2 44 Grant HIRNEISE* 6-5 215 So. L-R Agoura Hills, Calif. Agoura HS ’04 Civil Engineering Overall Conf Conf Natl (.653). 26 Evan HUDSON 6-2 185 So. R-R Anaheim, Calif. Cypress College/Servite HS ’03 Computer Sci. Year W-L W-L Finish Finish Prior to his head coaching duties, Peters 3 Michael JACOBELLIS** 5-8 160 Jr. L-R La Verne, Calif. Bonita HS ’03 Exercise Biology 2003 36-24 24-14 T2nd T5th serservedved one season as the Panthers’ assistant 27 Lukas KIRBY*** 6-3 210 Sr. L-L San Mateo, Calif. Junipero Serra HS ’02 Economics 2004 37-15-1 28-7-1 1st — coach under GaryGary Henderson. Peters had 12 Brandon OLIVER** 6-2 185 Jr. R-R Rocklin, Calif. Rocklin HS ’03 Communication 2005 27-29 — — — spent the previousprevious four years playing in the OUTFIELDERS (6) Ht. Wt. Yr. B-T Hometown Schools Major Total 100-68-1 52-21-1 Los Angeles Dodgers ororganizationganization after being 10 Dan BALDINI* 6-2 205 So. L-R Elk Grove, Calif. Sheldon HS ’03 Managerial Econ. drafted by the club in the 22nd rroundound of the 1989 Major League Baseball Amateur Draft. 23 Aaron HANKE** 6-2 205 Jr. R-R Sacramento, Calif. Jesuit HS ’03 Communication While in the Dodgers system, Peters advanced as high as Double-A San Antonio before beginning his 35 Michael HERNANDEZ 5-8 185 Jr. R-R Newark, Calif. West Valley College Psychology coaching career. In 1989, his fi rst season in professional baseball, he was named the MVP for the Salem /Newark Memorial HS ’03 Dodgers. 9 David HUFFMAN* 6-3 200 So. R-R San Clemente, Calif. Santa Margarita Catholic HS ’04 Biological Sci. Peters graduated from Cal State Fullerton in 1989 with his bachelor’s in physical education. He was 21 Kevin JAMES* 6-2 200 So. L-R El Cajon, Calif. Granite Hills HS ’04 Exploratory an honorable mention All-American for the Titans, helping lead them to a third-place fi nish at the 1988 22 Ryan ROYSTER* 6-1 170 So. L-L Sacramento, Calif. McClatchy HS ’03 Communication NCAA Division I College World Series. He earned his master’s degree in education, with an emphasis in *denotes years on UC Davis varsity physical education, from Azusa Pacifi c University in 1994. Peters married Michelle Snow in 1990 and the couple have three children, daughters Erica (13) 17 Rex PETERS Head Coach, 4th Year (Cal St. Fullerton ’89) and Olivia (12), and son Jake (8). 29 Matt VAUGHN Assistant Coach (Pitching), 15th Year (UC Davis ’92) 2 Lloyd ACOSTA Assistant Coach (Infi elders), 5th Year (UC Davis ’96) 16 Bobby CALDERON Assistant Coach (Hitting), 2nd Year (Chapman ’00) Josh HANSON Administrative Assistant, 2nd Year (York ’01)

2006 INFO -- 2 -- -- 3 -- COACHING STAFF MATT VAUGHN BOBBY CALDERON Associate Head Coach • Pitching • 14th Year Volunteer Assistant Coach • Outfi elding/Hitting • 2nd Year

The veteran of the Aggie baseball staff, Matt Vaughn enters his A former Chapman standout for Rex Peters, Bobby Calderon joined 14th season with the program. He has been an integral part of the Aggies the Aggie baseball staff in 2005. success in that time, including two trips to the Division II College World After a two-year career at Orange Coast College, Calderon trans- Series (1995 and 2003). During his career, Vaughn’s duties have included ferred to Chapman, where he was a member of two Panther teams that development of the Aggie pitching staff, recruiting and the numerous competed in the NCAA Division III postseason, including the College day-to-day duties of running a collegiate baseball program. World Series third-place team in 2000. He also played one season of During his UC Davis tenure, Vaughn has coached 19 players who football at Chapman, earning third-team All-America honors and setting have gone on to sign professional contracts, including 11 pitchers. Nine school records for season receptions and touchdowns. of his players have earned a total of 11 All-America honors and three Calderon went on to play professionally in the First Division of the have been named West Region Pitchers of the Year. In 2004, one of Spanish League, helping capture a national championship and a berth his protegés – Michael Potter – captured California Collegiate Athletic in the European Cup Honor Division. Association Pitcher of the Year honors. In Vaughn’s tenure as pitching Calderon returned to Southern California in 2002 to coach infi eld- coach, fi ve of his pitchers have been selected as conference pitcher of the year. ers at Mt. San Antonio College, then served as head junior varsity coach at Savannah HS in Anaheim. In 1997, in a national setting, Vaughn was one of six coaches named to the USA Baseball support After guiding Savannah to a 15-3-1 record and a league title, he served one year as an infi eld/offense staff for its 1997 National Team Trials in Tampa, Fla., where he assisted in player evaluation and devel- assistant coach at Katella HS, also in Anaheim. In 2004, the Knights won their fi rst-ever Southern Sec- opment. Internationally, Vaughn spent two summers working for Major League Baseball International tion championship. in Europe. In the summer of 1992, he served as a baseball envoy to Czechoslovakia and Poland. And in 1994, he was the pitching coach for the Great Britain National Team as they played in the European “B” Pool Championships. JOSH HANSON Vaughn pitched for the Aggies from 1989-92, winning nine games while starting 26 and relieving Administrative Assistant • 2nd Year in 11 others. He was an honorable mention All-NCAC selection his senior year and won his last four decisions as an Aggie, including his fi nal three starts. Former College of the Siskiyous and York College righthander Josh Vaughn graduated from UC Davis in 1992 with a degree in biological sciences. He received his Hanson joined the UC Davis baseball program in 2005 as its fi rst-ever master’s degree in management from National University in 1999. He and his wife, Dana, were married administrative assistant. on New Year’s Eve, 1998. They have a son, Jackson, and a daughter, Casey. After two years at Siskiyous, Hanson headed to Nebraska, where he pitched for two seasons at York. He led the Panthers in innings pitched both years, helping the program garner its fi rst-ever NAIA Top 25 rank- ing. In 2000, York enjoyed a school-record 29 wins, then eclipsed that LLOYD ACOSTA mark with 31 victories in Hanson’s senior year. For his part, Hanson Recruiting Coordinator • Infi elders/Baserunning • 5th Year earned Pitcher of the Week honors during his senior season. After graduating from York with a teaching credential and a physical Acosta enters his fourth year on the Aggie staff after a six-year stint education degree, Hanson returned to Siskiyous, where he served as a as assistant varisty coach at nearby Rocklin High. In his fi rst two years at pitching coach in 2003, then outfi elders coach in 2004. UC Davis, the team fi elding percentage improved each season, culminat- Hanson is currently completing his master’s degree in sports management from the U.S. Sports ing with a No. 1-ranked .970 average in 2003. Last season, one of his Academy. infi elders – shortstop Ryan Coultas – was drafted in the sixth round by the New York Mets. Coultas, the highest Aggie selection in fi ve years, had been a 13th-round pick by the Chicago Cubs the previous year. Acosta had been at Rocklin since the school’s inception in 1994. He also served as an assistant at Sierra College in 2001, where the Wolverines made the playoffs for the fi rst time in 17 years. Acosta’s playing career began at Gavilan College in Gilroy where he played one season as a middle infi elder. He played his sophomore season at Santa Clara’s Mission College before joining the Aggies. Acosta graduated from UC Davis in 1996, then earned his master’s degree in education from Chapman University in 2001. He and his wife, Karen, were married on New Years’ Eve of 1998, the same day as Matt and Dana Vaughn. They have three children, Brendon (9), Makyla (5) and Caden (3).

COACHING STAFF -- 4 -- -- 5 -- COACHING STAFF RETURNING LETTERWINNERS VINCE DeCOITO RHP • Sr. • Fall River Mills, Calif.

NIK AURORA 2005: Pitched in 9 games, starting 8... Was 2nd among Aggie starters RHP • Jr. • Piedmont, Calif. with 2.82 ERA... Sported 3-2 record with 38 strikeouts in 44.2 innings... First start was 7 innings with just one ER and season-best 9 strikeouts in 2005: Appeared in 18 games as a reliever... Finished 2-1 with a 3.67 2-1 loss to Pacifi c (2/13)... Allowed just 4 hits in 8.0 innings in victory over ERA... Struck out 23 batters in 27.0 innings... Longest stint was 4.2 scoreless Portland (2/26). innings vs. Louisiana-Lafayette, in which he fanned four and allowed just 2004: Started 11 games, 2nd on pitching staff... Led team in victories, one hit (3/4)... Had four strikeouts on two other occasions: vs. Saint Mary’s sporting 8-2 record... Finished with 5.18 ERA... Won 7 straight decisions (2/12) and at Nevada (4/19). from 2/14 through 4/9... Also 2nd on team in strikeouts (39), 3rd in complete 2004: Made 15 appearances, all in relief... Posted perfect 5-0 mark games (2)... Fired one-hitter with season-high 6 strikeouts in 4-1 win at 30 with 2 saves from the pen... Finished with 4.93 ERA... Fired 4.0 scoreless Grand Canyon (3/27)... Lasted 8.1 innings, yielding just 2 unearned runs, innings at Sacramento State (2/24) to collect fi rst career save... Matched at Sonoma State (2/29)... Also made two relief appearances, including 5.2- inning, 5-strikeout efforteffort vs. Stanislaus (2/14). that outing in appearance vs. Sonoma State (2/28), earning fi rst collegiate 13 save... Fanned four and yielded just one hit in those two games... Hurled 2003: Made 2 starts and 2 relief appear- Year W-L-S ERA G-GS CG SH IP H R ER BB SO 3.1 shutout innings vs. UC San Diego (4/4). ances... Did not earn a decision... Had 12.27 2003 0-0-0 12.27 4-2 0 0 7.1 14 11 10 1 2 PIEDMONT HS ’03: Twice earned All-Bay Shore Athletic League... Posted 1.71 ERA with 90 strike- ERA in 7.1 innings... Best outing was at Saint 2004 8-2-0 4.18 13-11 2 0 74.2 75 52 43 19 39 outs in just 65.1 innings as a senior... Fanned 56 in 53 innings with 2.64 ERA as a junior... Hurled fi rst Mary’s (4/23) when he threw 2.0 innings of 2005 3-2-0 2.82 9-8 0 0 44.2 39 20 14 16 38 no-hitter as a sophomore, then repeated the feat in his senior season. relief, allowing just one hit and one walk. Total 11-4-0 4.76 26-21 2 0 126.2 128 83 67 36 79 PERSONAL: Born in Berkeley, Calif.... OREGON STATE: Did not play. Majoring in organizational studies... Parents Year W-L-S ERA G-GS CG SH IP H R ER BB SO FALL RIVER HS ’01: Twice earned All-Shasta Cascade League honors... Selected as team’s best of- 2004 5-0-2 4.93 15-0 0 0 34.2 34 27 19 18 20 are Rajive & Debra Aurora... Says the best fensive player as a sophomore, then team MVP as a junior... Won Coaches’ Award as a senior... Selected to 2005 2-1-0 3.67 18-0 0 0 27.0 27 16 11 11 23 Los Molinos All-Tournament team for three straight years... Also captured All-SCL accolades in basketball athletes he’s ever faced were the members of Total 7-1-2 4.38 33-0 0 0 61.2 61 43 30 29 43 the Cuban under-16 national team... Keeps (guard/post)... Won football team’s Most Inspirational award as a senior quarterback/safety. a lucky quarter in his back pocket... Hopes for a careercareer in the fi lm industry...industry... Given the opportunity to PERSONAL: Born in Fall River Mills, Calif.... Majoring in organizational studies... Parents are Tim gather three historic fi gures for a dinner, would invite Mark Twain (to whom he’s related), Martin Luther & Katy DeCoito... Proudest personal accomplishment was striking out 20 batters in a 7-inning game... King, Jr. and William Wallace. Dream vacation would be to climb Mt. Everest... Played summer ball for the Redding Rattlers.

DAN BALDINI MATT DEMPSEY OF • So. • Elk Grove, Calif. IF • So. • San Diego, Calif.

2005: Played in 42 games, starting 27... Batted .253 (23-for-91) with 2005: Played in 16 games, starting 12... Batted .317 (13-for-41) with 17 runs and 14 RBI... Led team with 8 HBP, helping lift on-base average 3 doubles, 5 runs and 2 steals... Had four multi-hit games, three during a to .355... Was successful on 5 of 7 stolen-base attempts... Had 7 multi-hit seven-game hitting streak (2/26-3/13)... Went 5-for-8 with 3 RBI in three- games... Went 3-for-5 with 2 RBI vs. Sacramento State (3/5)... Batted 6-for-11 game homestand vs. Utah Valley State (3/11-3/13). in three-game home series with UC Santa Barbara (4/8-10)... Went 2-for-7 2004: Redshirted. with season-best 3 RBI a week later at Cal Poly (4/17). PATRICK HENRY HS ’03: Captured second-team All-San Diego 2004: Redshirted. Section and fi rst-team All-Eastern League honors as a senior, batting .380 SHELDON HS ’03: Earned fi rst-team All-Delta League and second- and committing only three errors for the year... Helped team to CIF-SDS team Sacramento Bee All-Metro honors as a senior... Batted .411 that year... Championships in 2003, batting .600 in the playoffs... Twice named to San Also a standout in basketball and football... Won second-team all-league 10 Diego Union-Tribune All-Academic squad for baseball, once for basketball... 6 accolades in football as a senior... Named as basketball team’s Defensive Two-time Defensive Player of the Year... Batted .420 with 15 steals, 27 runs Player of the Year, helping team to 28-3 record and 22 RBI in 2002... Voted Most Inspirational and Delta League title in 2002... Finished 2nd Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB in basketball... Played club ball for San Diego Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB in league in rebounding... Selected as school’s 2005 .253 42 91 17 23 2 0 0 14 25 7 8 5 Prospects for three years... Named MVP of 2002 2005 .317 16 41 5 13 3 0 0 3 16 4 3 2 Male Athlete of the Year. July 4th Tournament. PERSONAL: Born in Sacramento, Calif.... Majoring in managerial economics... Parents are Fred & PERSONAL: Born in San Diego... Majoring in economics... Parents are Rick & Fiona Dempsey... Robin Baldini... Career highlight was winning the 13-year-old Babe Ruth World Series. Career highlight was his section playoff performance: batted .600, had two game-winning hits and made a barehanded play in a televised game... Wears a wristband over his right elbow as a superstition.

AGGIE PROFILES -- 6 -- -- 7 -- AGGIE PROFILES DANIEL DESCALSO EDDIE GAMBOA IF/RHP • So. • San Carlos, Calif. RHP • Fr. • Merced, Calif.

2005: ALL-DIV. I INDEPENDENT SECOND TEAM... One of two Aggies 2005: Multi-tasked as a spot starter, long reliever and stopper... Led staff to appear in all 56 games (along with Brandon Oliver), starting 55... Did not with 22 appearances, making four starts... Went 2-2 with team-best 4 saves miss an inning after the third game of the year... Led team in batting (.320), and 3.39 ERA... Fanned 41 batters against just 15 walks in 61.0 innings... at-bats (225), hits (72) and total bases (92)... Also had 10 doubles, 2 triples Yielded just one run in 6.0 innings for no decision in fi rst collegiate start and 2 homers for .409 slugging... Became the fi rst true freshman to lead at Sacramento State (2/13)... Season ERA bottomed out to 1.23 after fi r- UC Davis in batting since Gary Schlagenhauf in 1967 (Ryan Coultas was a ing 4.0 scoreless innings vs. Utah Valley State (3/11)... Lasted 3.2 shutout redshirt freshman in 2002)... Had 20 multi-hit games, including 5-for-5, innings for fi rst career save vs. UC Santa Barbara (4/10)... Had three more 5-RBI performance in 7-inning game vs. Portland (2/26)... Doubled and saves during May. homered (his fi rst career HR) in that game... Went 9-for-17 in the series with MERCED HS ’03: Won fi rst-team All-Central California Conference the Pilots (2/25-2/26)... Enjoyed 11-game hitting streak (3/11-4/5), then had 4 honors in each of his last two years, plus second-team distinction as a 7 a 10-gamer shortly after (4/10-4/29)... Rapped sophomore... Voted league MVP as a senior... Team won CCC titles all out 2-run double in sixth to give Aggies their Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB three years and captured Sac-Joaquin Section lead in 8-7 upset over Cal (5/24). 2005 .320 56 225 31 72 10 2 2 38 92 16 26 2 banner in 2002... Finished with career record Year W-L-S ERA G-GS CG SH IP H R ER BB SO ST. FRANCIS HS ’04: Twice made All- of 27-9... Batted .367 as a junior, .340 as a 2005 2-2-4 3.39 22-4 0 0 61.0 56 29 23 15 41 Central Coast Section squads, including fi rst team as a senior, second team as a junior... Also selected as senior shortstop. CCS Player of the Year by Cal-Hi Sports... Named on West Catholic Athletic League fi rst teams in each PERSONAL: Born in Sacramento, Calif.... Majoring in Spanish... Parents are Ascencion & Oralia of last two seasons, plus garnered WCAL MVP distinction in 2004... Also starred in football, winning Gamboa... Non-sports hero is his mother, sports hero is his father and his uncle, Andy... Plans on career fi rst-team All-WCAL, second-team All-CCS and honorable mention All-Metro as a senior... Helped team in real estate. to three straight WCAL baseball championships... Played summer ball for Bay Area A’s. PERSONAL: Born in San Carlos, Calif.... Majoring in economics... Parents are George & Marylou Descalso... George played baseball at Saint Mary’s... Career highlight was scoring three touchdowns against St. Francis’ crosstown rivals during 2003 Homecoming game... Sports hero is Eric Byrnes. JIMMY GOETZ UT • Sr. • Fountain Valley, Calif.

2005: Played in 22 games, 11 as a pinch hitter... Started 9 games at DH... JUSTIN FITZGERALD Batted .224 (11-for-49) with 2 doubles... Went 3-for-13 (.231) in pinch-hit- ting spots... Had two multi-hit games... Went 2-for-2 with a double and RBI RHP • Fr. • Cloverdale, Calif. at USF (4/5), then hit 2-for-4 at Nevada two weeks later (4/19). GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE (2001-04): Won Orange Empire Confer- 2005: Made 15 relief appearances... Finished 1-3 with 6.75 ERA... ence honors... No other information available. Longest outing was 3.2 innings of shutout ball at Cal Poly... Struck out three FOUNTAIN VALLEY HS ’01: Garnered second-team All-Sunset League batters with no walks in that sting... Entered May with 3.50 season ERA. accolades... No other information available. CARDINAL NEWMAN HS ’04: Earned fi rst-team All-North Bay PERSONAL: Born in Foutain Valley, Calif.... Communication major, League and fi rst-team All-Redwood Empire in both baseball and basketball with hopes for career in broadcasting... Parents are Jim Goetz and Linda 36 in 2003-04... Compiled 9-0 record with 1.80, fanning 95 in 79 innings as a Gibson. senior... Fired four shutouts, including a perfect game at the Adam Westcott Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB Tournament... Team fi nished with a school-record 25-3 mark... Averaged 2005 .224 22 49 4 11 2 0 0 2 13 1 11 0 17 points, 7 rebounds per game in basketball as a senior. PERSONAL: Born in Santa Rosa, Calif.... Economics major... Parents 31 are Patrick & Margaret Fitzgerald, both of whom were collegiate athletes... Patrick played basketball at Hawaii-Hilo, Margaret played softball at Santa Rosa JC... Year W-L-S ERA G-GS CG SH IP H R ER BB SO Grandfather, John Fitzgerald, played for the 2005 1-3-1 6.75 15-0 0 0 25.1 37 22 19 13 14 Pirates and Cardinals organizations.

AGGIE PROFILES -- 8 -- -- 9 -- AGGIE PROFILES PAUL GONZALES GRANT HIRNEISE RHP • Jr. • San Jose, Calif. 3B • So. • Agoura Hills, Calif.

2005: Started 7 of 9 appearances... Went 1-3 with 6.67 ERA in 29.2 2005: Joined team in April, then started 28 games at third... Batted .260 innings... Yielded just 2 ER with 5 strikeouts in 5.0 innings in win at Ne- (25-for-96) with 3 doubles, 2 triples and 11 RBI... Had 5 multi-hit games, vada (4/19). including 3-hit performances at Nevada (4/19), at Cal (4/26) and vs. Cal 2004: Appeared in 14 games, 10 as a starter... Finished with 4-3 record State Northridge (5/20)... Had 2 triples and 3 RBI in 6-4 win over Matadors and 6.10 ERA... Moved into starting rotation after throwing 5.0 innings of (5/20)... Also had 3 RBI vs. Wolf Pack (4/19). shutout relief vs. Sacramento State, allowing just 2 hits and fanning 5 (2/10)... AGOURA HILLS HS ’04: Captured All-Marmonte League honors as Earned fi rst career win in that appearance... Held Sonoma State to a single a senior, batting .350 with 28 RBI and a .450 OBA... Helped lead team to earned run in 5.2 innings at Sonoma (3/1), then last 7.0 innings with three league title in 2002... Averaged better than .400 in three years with Agoura unearned runs vs. Chico in his next start (3/7). American Legion... Three-year Legion all-star pick. BELLARMINE PREP ’03: Twice earned All-West Catholic Athletic 15 PERSONAL: Born in Thousand Oaks, Calif.... Majoring in civil engineer- 44 League honorable mention... Named Central Coast Section Player of the ing... Parents are David & Linda Hirneise... Proudest personal accomplish- Week during his junior season... Also garnered fi rst-team All-WCAL and All-Mid-Peninsula honors in ment was participating in the World Wood Bat football as a quarterback. Championships in Florida, during which he hit Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB PERSONAL: Born in San Jose, Calif.... Majoring in communication... Parents are Paul & Jerilyn a game-winning double to beat Puerto Rico. 2005 .260 28 96 8 25 3 2 0 4 34 4 33 0 Gonzales... Would like to see more possibili- Year W-L-S ERA G-GS CG SH IP H R ER BB SO ties for triple plays in baseball... Best athlete 2004 4-3-0 6.10 14-10 0 0 48.2 63 40 33 31 27 he’s ever faced is Jeff Schweiger, now defensive 2005 1-3-0 6.67 9-7 0 0 29.2 36 24 22 23 13 end at USC. Total 5-6-0 6.24 23-17 0 0 79.1 99 64 55 54 40 DAVID HUFFMAN OF • Fr. • San Clemente, Calif.

2005: Started 53 of 54 games played, mostly in center fi eld... Batted AARON HANKE .234 (40-for-171)... Led team with 12 stolen bases on 16 attempts... Had 9 multi-hit games... Went 3-for-5 with 2 runs, 3 RBI at UC Riverside (3/24)... OF • Jr. • Sacramento, Calif. Matched that hit total in 3-for-4, 2-RBI game at Sacramento State (4/1). SANTA MARGARITA HS ’04: Garnered second-team All-Southern 2005: Saw action in 28 games, starting 22... Batted .218 (19-for-87) Section honors in each of his last two seasons... Selected as Player of the with 5 doubles and 2 triples... Went 6-for-17 (.353) in DH or pinch-hitting Week by the Orange County Register during his senior year... Batted .365 in roles... Had 4 multi-hit games... Hit 3-for-5 with 2 doubles at UC Riverside 2003, .301 in 2004, hitting fi ve homers in each season... Helped lead team (3/24)... Went 2-for-3 with 2 stolen bases vs. Cal State Fullerton (4/24). to Serra League title as a senior... Also played summer ball for Saddleback 2004: Played in 33 games, starting 21... Made 15 starts at third base Valley Devils for four years. 9 after Matt Kamigawachi moved to shortstop... Batted .356 (31-for-87) with PERSONAL: Born in Fullerton, Calif.... Biological sciences major... 19 runs and 23 RBI... Totalled 11 extra-base hits (7 2B, 1 3B, 3 HR) en route Parents are Dan & Pauline Huffman... Aspires for career as a physician... Career highlight was homering to .563 slugging average... Had 9 multi-hit games, 5 multi-RBI outings... off Capistrano Valley’s Jason Corder (now at Enjoyed 9-day stretch (4/9-4/17) in which he hit 14-for-31 (.452) with 12 Cal) in CIF-SS quarterfi nal. Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB RBI... Went 3-for-5 with homer and 6 RBI in that run... Launched 3-run 23 2005 .234 54 171 18 40 5 2 1 23 52 15 47 12 shot at Cal St. San Bernardino for fi rst collegiate HR (2/7)... Hit 3-run bomb in 9th to help seal win over Chico State (3/7). JESUIT HS ’03: Voted team MVP and won fi rst-team All-Metro League honors as a senior... Captured the Director’s Award for the Optimist Game... Earned second-team all-league accolades as a junior... Helped team to Sac-Joaquin Section title in 2001. PERSONAL: Born in San Francisco, Ca- Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB lif.... Communication major... Parents are David 2004 .356 33 87 19 31 7 1 3 23 49 5 12 0 & Rose Hanke... Career highlight was hitting for 2005 .218 28 87 7 19 5 2 0 3 28 4 28 2 the cycle in his last high school game... Played Total .287 61 174 26 50 12 3 3 26 77 9 40 2 AAU ball for the Sacramento Devil Rays.

AGGIE PROFILES -- 10 -- -- 11 -- AGGIE PROFILES MICHAEL JACOBELLIS LUKAS KIRBY IF • Jr. • La Verne, Calif. 1B • Sr. • San Mateo, Calif.

2005: Appeared in 26 games, starting 17... Batted .269 (18-for-67) 2005: Played in all 56 games, starting 50, mostly at fi rst base... Finished with 5 doubles, 11 runs, 11 RBI... Had perfect 4-for-4 success rate in stolen 2nd on team with 37 RBI... Batted .303 (57-for-188) with team-high 13 bases... One of toughest strikeouts, fanning just 5 times... Had two 3-hit, doubles and 4 homers... Stole 5 bases on 9 attempts... Also led team in 3-RBI games: vs. Utah Valley State (3/12) and at Cal Poly (4/17)... Added 2 slugging (.447) and ranked among Aggie leaders in on-base average (.371) doubles and a steal in win over UVSC... Went 2-for-5 with a double and 2 for .818 OPS... Had 15 multi-hit games, including fi ve 3-hit performances... RBI vs. Saint Mary’s (2/12). Homered twice for 4 RBI vs. UC Santa Barbara (4/9)... Batted 3-for-4 with 2004: Played in 46 games, 40 as a starter... Batted .346 (55-for-159) 2 doubles, 2 runs and 3 RBI vs. Sacramento State (3/5)... Also rapped out 2 with 25 runs and 25 RBI... Had 15 multi-hit games, including fi ve 3-hit doubles in games vs. Nevada (3/15) and at Cal Poly (4/17)... Went 2-for-3 performances... First collegiate homer was a 3-run blast vs. Cal State L.A. with a triple, 3 runs and 2 RBI vs. Cal State Northridge (5/22). (5/1)... Hit a smoldering .436 (17-for-39) during March, rapping 3 hits each 3 2004: Started 41 of 46 games played... Batted .357 (50-for-140), but 27 vs. Chico (3/7) and Hayward (3/30)... Hit 3-for-4 with a triple at S.F. State fell 12 plate appearances shy of qualifying for league leaderboard... Also (2/21)... Tripled in consecutive games vs. Chico scored 33 runs and had 27 RBI... Enjoyed 14-multi-hit games, including fi ve in a six-game stretch in (3/7) and Vanguard (3/16)... Batted safely in Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB March (3/16-3/28)... Went 11-for-20 (.550) in that run, then hit 3-for-5 the following weekend vs. UC fi nal 9 games of season, hitting 13-for-30 (.433) 2004 .346 46 159 25 55 10 3 1 25 74 5 21 3 San Diego (3/30)... Hit fi rst of season’s 4 homers during the streak (4/23-5/2). 2005 .269 26 67 11 18 5 0 0 11 23 5 5 4 at San Bernardino (2/7)... Collected season-best Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB BONITA HS ’03: Voted Offensive MVP as a Total .323 72 226 36 73 15 3 1 36 97 10 26 7 3 RBI on two occasions: vs. Sonoma (2/28) and 2003 .314 21 35 5 11 1 0 1 7 15 5 7 0 senior, team MVP as a junior, Defensive MVP as Vanguard (3/16). 2004 .357 46 140 33 50 7 0 4 27 69 13 18 0 a sophomore... Key stats: batted .442 with 25 RBI in 2003, .480 with 20 RBI in 2002, .360 with 10 RBI 2003: Appeared in 21 games, starting 8... 2005 .303 56 188 27 57 13 1 4 37 84 16 30 5 in 2001... Won his team’s Rudy Award in football as a freshman... Scored 6 touchdowns at running back Batted .314 (11-for-35) with 5 runs and 7 RBI... Total .325 123 363 65 118 21 1 9 71 168 34 55 5 and posted 5 interceptions as a corner... Selected as school’s Scholar-Athlete of the Year for 1999-2000. Had three straight pinch hits in series at Cal State PERSONAL: Born in La Verne, Calif.... Majoring in exercise biology... Parents are Michael & Sheryl L.A. (4/26-27)... Homered in 4/26 opener, singled in nightcap, then had 2-RBI single in the 4/27 win... Jacobellis... Career highlight was hitting a two-out grand slam in the seventh to put his team ahead, 4-3... Had 2 milti-hit games: vs. Chico (3/1) and Saint Mary’s (3/4). Lists Roger Maris as his sports hero, and would have Barry Pepper (who played Maris in the HBO fi lm JUNIPERO SERRA HS ’02: Named All-West Catholic Athletic League Player of the Year as a senior... 61*) play him in a movie of his life. Led team to 25-6 record and Central Coast Section title that year... Won fi rst-team All-WCAL honors as a sophomore... Also helped basketball team to 20-9 season and CCS championship in 2002... Selected to All-WCAL second team as a sophomore center... Earned CCS Scholar-Athlete distinction in 2002. PERSONAL: Born in Stanford, Calif.... Economics and political science double major... Parents are KEVIN JAMES Stephen & Arlene Kirby... Career sports highlight was beating Riordan HS in basketball, then ranked No. 2 in the state... Older brother, Tim, was a co-captain and All-Ivy League defensive end at Princeton... C • So. • El Cajon, Calif. Favorite piece of advice: “Experience is the most expensive thing in life.” 2005: Started 27 of 38 games played, all at DH or as a pinch hitter... Batted .272 (25-for-92) with 6 doubles and a triple... Was team’s top pinch hitter, fi nishing 5-for-12 (.417) with 2 doubles in that role... Had 6 multi-hit games... Went 2-for-4 with a triple and 2 RBI at Cal (4/26)... Batted 4-for-10 in three-game homestand with UC Santa Barbara (4/8-4/10). GRANITE HILLS HS ’04: Two-time MVP as a fi rst baseman... Batted .484 with 6 homers and 45 RBI as a junior, then improved those numbers to .532-7-46 as a senior... Attended Francis Parker HS as a freshman, helping team capture Southern Section D-IV title in 2001... Also played football, winning Coaches’ Award as an outside linebacker... Played club ball for San 21 Diego Prospects. PERSONAL: Born in El Cajon, Calif.... Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB Has not declared a major... Parents are John & 2005 .272 38 92 9 25 6 1 0 7 33 6 24 1 Marcella James... Nickname is “Moose”... Lists his father as his non-sports hero, Albert Pujols as his sports hero.

Lukas Kirby

AGGIE PROFILES -- 12 -- -- 13 -- AGGIE PROFILES TYLER LaTORRE JEREMY McCHESNEY C/OF • Sr. • Santa Cruz, Calif. RHP • So. • San Jose, Calif.

2005: Played in 53 games, starting 51... Batted .276 (47-for-170) with 2005: Made 17 pitching appearances, including three starts... Finished 10 doubles, 2 homers and 18 RBI... Served as team’s primary catcher, throw- 1-1 with 6.56 ERA in 35.2 innings... Made collegiate debut vs. Sacramento ing out 15 of 86 base stealers... Had 13 multi-hit games, including 4-for-6 State, hurling 3.0 relief innings with no ER (2/13)... Lasted 5.2 innings with performance at Cal Poly (4/17)... Recorded 2 doubles and 2 RBI in opener 2 ER and 3 strikeouts in fi rst career start vs. Hawai’i (3/2)... Also appeared with Sonoma State (2/8), then matched those numbers vs. Cal State Fullerton as a pinch runner, scoring a run at San Diego (2/18) and stealing a base (4/23)... Went 13-for-28 (.464) in 8-game stretch from 3/26-4/10. vs. USF (2/23). 2004: Started 44 of 49 games played, splitting time between left fi eld VALLEY CHRISTIAN HS ’04: Captured fi rst-team All-West Catholic and catcher... Batted .329 (52-for-158) with 39 runs and 33 RBI... Amassed Athletic League honors (as a pitcher) in 2004... Also named that year to 19 extra-base hits, including 14 doubles and 4 homers... Hit .400 (20-for- All-Central Coast Section and All-San Jose Mercury News fi rst teams as an 50) with all 4 HR in 21 games at catcher... Also was errorless in 91 chances 8 outfi elder... Won All-WCAL second-team honors as a junior, honorable men- 34 behind the plate, gunning down 4 base-stealers... Had 15 multi-hit games, tion as a sophomore... Helped lead team to 27-10 record and CIF-CCS D-II including 3 safeties on three occasions: vs. Stan- title in 2002... Played summer ball for NorCal Year W-L-S ERA G-GS CG SH IP H R ER BB SO islaus (2/14), vs. Chico (3/7), at Dominguez Hills Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB Baseball and Santa Clara Red Sox... Selected 2005 1-1-1 6.56 17-3 0 0 35.2 45 32 26 18 24 (4/10)... Drove in season-best 4 RBI in season 2003 .333 18 69 7 23 2 0 2 5 31 7 13 0 as No. 1 arm at 2002 Junior Olympics, lead- fi nale vs. Cal State L.A. (5/2)... Hit 2-for-3 with 2004 .329 49 158 39 52 14 1 4 33 80 20 19 2 ing team to 4th-place fi nish... Red Sox capturedcaptured Palomino WorldWorld Series title in 2004. pair of doubles vs. Saint Mary’s (3/2). 2005 .276 53 170 22 47 10 1 2 18 65 16 42 0 PERSONAL: Born in San Jose, Calif.... Computer engineering major... Parents are Gary & Donna 2003: Played 30 games, 18 as a starter... Total .307 120 397 68 122 26 2 8 56 176 43 74 2 McChesney... Career highlight was homering in the Palomino World Series championship game. Batted .333 (23-for-69) with 2 doubles and 2 home runs... First homer was a walk-off shot vs. Pomona (5/2)... Second came in 6th inning vs. Abilene Christian in elimination game of NCAA Championships (5/27)... Had pinch-hit RBI singles in each end ofof a doubleheaderdoubleheader vs.vs. PomonaPomona (5/4)...(5/4)... EarnedEarned aall-tournamentll-tournament aaccoladesccolades aatt BRANDON OLIVER NCAANCAA WWestest RRegional,egional, hhittingitting 55-for-13-for-13 IF • Jr. • Rocklin, Calif. withwith 2 rrunsuns sscoredcored iinn 3 ggames...ames... HHitit ssafelyafely in 11 of fi nal 12 contests... RecorRecordedded 4 2005: Only Aggie to start all 56 games, fi elding nearly every chance mulit-hit games. at shortstop... Batted .311 (69-for-222) with 12 doubles and team-best 37 2002: Redshirted. runs... Also led team in stolen bases (13-for-17) and sacrifi ce bunts (13)... APTOS HS ’01: Batted .393 as a se- Had 21 multi-hit games, including stretch of seven straight from 2/23 to nior catcher,catcher, earningearning fi rst-team All-Santa 3/3... Hit 15-for-33 (.455) in that run, then went 3-for-5 with 2 runs vs. CruzCruz CoastCoast AthleticAthletic League,League, fi rst-teamrst-team Sacramento State two games later (3/5)... Had season bests of 4 hits and 3 all-countyall-county andand honorable-mentionhonorable-mention All-All- runs in season opener with Sonoma State (2/8). Central Coast Section honors... Helped 2004: Appeared in 39 games, starting 32... Batted .348 (40-for-115) teamteam toto threethree CCSCCS Championships...Championships... with 22 runs and 9 doubles... Led Aggies with 10 sacrifi ce hits... Had 12 PlayedPlayed quarterbackquarterback aandnd linebackerlinebacker inin multi-hit games... Hit 3-for-3 with a double on two occasions: Sacramento 12 football,football, makingmaking All-SCCALAll-SCCAL fi rstrst team,team, State (2/10) and Vanguard (3/17)... Also had season-high 2 RBI in Vanguard All-SantaAll-Santa CruzCruz CountyCounty fi rstrst teamteam andand game... Batted 8-for-19 (.421) with 3 doubles in fi rst fi ve collegiate games... Rapped pair of two-baggers capturingcapturing DefensiveDefensive PlayerPlayer ofof thethe YearYear at Cal Poly Pomona (4/25). honors... Led basketball team to league ROCKLIN HS ’03: Named to all-city and All-Sierra Foothill League fi rst team as a senior... Also title as a junior...junior... Scholar-AthleteScholar-Athlete of the named to Optimist All-Star Game... Batted .474 with 14 stolen bases that year... Won All-SFL honorable YearYear as a senior.senior. mention as a junior, helping team to 15-6 record and league title. PERSONAL: Born in Santa Cruz, PERSONAL: Born in Carmichael, Calif.... Communication major... Parents are Mark & Danell Oliver... Calif.... Communication major...major... ParentsParents Hopes to become a sports agent... Given the areare James & Catherine LaTLaTorre...orre... CarCareereer Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB opportunity to assemble three historical fi gures highlights araree his game-winning homers 2004 .348 39 115 22 40 9 1 0 12 51 8 12 5 to a dinner, he would gather Babe Ruth, Gen. 2005 .311 56 222 37 69 12 1 0 18 83 13 25 13 vs.vs. CalCal PolyPoly PomonaPomona andand againagain vs.vs. AbileneAbilene Total .323 95 337 59 109 21 2 0 30 134 21 37 18 George S. Patton and Neil Armstrong. Christian at nationals.

Tyler LaTorre

AGGIE PROFILES -- 14 -- -- 15 -- AGGIE PROFILES MICHAEL POTTER RYAN ROYSTER LHP • Sr. • Mission Viejo, Calif. OF • So. • Sacramento, Calif.

2005: Started 15 games, second only to Dave McKae on UC Davis 2005: Started 31 of 46 games played... Batted .220 (26-for-118) with pitching staff... Finished 5-6 with 4.71 ERA in 86.0 innings... Only Aggie 8 doubles, team-high 3 triples and 24 runs... Also stole 5 bases on 11 at- besides McKae to post a complete game, surrendering just 5 hits and 2 ER tempts... Had fi ve multi-hit games, including 3-for-5 outing vs. Utah Valley in 8.0-inning loss at Cal Poly (4/16)... Struck out 8 batters in 5.1 innings State (3/11)... Had pinch-hit triple at Cal Poly (4/15), his second three-bagger vs. UC Santa Barbara (4/10)... Finished season strong: lasted 7.0 innings in six days... Stole one base in each game of Utah Valley State homestand with no ER vs. Cal State Northridge (5/11), then gave up a lone run in 7.2 (3/11-3/13)... Also swiped pair of bags vs. UC Riverside (5/7). innings at Pacifi c during fi nal weekend (5/28)... Moved into school’s career 2004: Redshirted. top 10s in wins (T3rd, 21), innings (9th, 264.1), strikeouts (8th, 182), McCLATCHY HS ’03: Served as team captain as a senior... Voted Most games started (T4th, 40)... Needs just three wins to break school record Outstanding Player on JV basketball team. held jointly by Luke Steidlmayer (2000-02) and former major leaguer Steve 25 PERSONAL: Born in Sacramento, Calif.... Majoring in communica- 22 Brown (1975-78)... Also in range to break John Clay’s career innings total tion... Parents are Danny & Vanessa Royster... Uncle, Jerry Royster, played of 318.1, set from 1966-70. 16 years in the major leagues (mostly with Atlanta)... Proudest personal accomplishment is being the 2004: NCBWA ALL-WEST REGION fi rst member of his family to attend a university Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB Year W-L-S ERA G-GS CG SH IP H R ER BB SO SECOND TEAM... CCAA PITCHER OF THE right out of high school. 2005 .220 46 118 24 26 8 3 0 9 40 9 21 5 2003 9-4-0 3.77 15-13 2 1 93.0 96 43 39 20 57 YEAR... ALL-CCAA FIRST TEAM... Became 2004 7-1-0 4.22 12-12 3 0 85.1 82 42 40 19 56 fourth Aggie in span of six years to earn con- 2005 5-6-0 4.71 16-15 1 0 86.0 87 55 45 33 69 ference Pitcher of the Year award... Started 12 Total 21-11-0 4.22 43-40 6 1 264.1 265 140 124 72 182 games, posting 7-1 mark with 4.22 ERA... All eight decisions came in conference games... Struck out 56 batters against 19 walks in 85.1 innings... Hurled three complete games, including his fi nal DAVID TREAT two starts... Scattered 6 hits and fanned 8 in complete-game win over Chico (3/5)... Yielded 4 hits and C • Sr. • Lawndale, Calif. struck out 7 in 7.0 innings for victory vs. S.F. State (2/20), beginning run of 6 straight decisions. 2003: Started 13 games, posting team-best 9-4 record with 3.77 ERA... Struck out 57 against just 2005: Appeared in 20 games, starting six... Batted .206 (7-for-34) with 20 walks... Went 4-0 with 0.72 ERA in 25.0 innings during month of March, then fi red 4-hit shutout a double and 2 runs... Went 6-for-15 (.400) in fi rst fi ve games, including at San Bernardino on 4/5... Threw 8.0 two hits each vs. USF (2/23) and Portland (2/26). innings of 3-hit shutout ball vs. Grand EL CAMINO COLLEGE (2001-04): Played two seasons, winning All- Canyon (3/29) during that run... Credited South Coast Conference honorable mention in 2004... Helped lead team to for win vs. Abilene Christian at nationals, 30-7 and berth in state semifi nals, in which he launched a pair of homers. surrendering just one earned run in 6.2 LEUZINGER HS ’01: No information listed. innings. PERSONAL: Born in Torrance, Calif.... Majoring in history... Parents ALISO NIGUEL HS ’02: Named All- are Donald & Joan Treat... Career highlight was reaching the community Seaview League as a senior, leading team college super regional fi nals (at El Camino)... Among his trademarks are his 33 to 19-9 record... Selected as Los Angeles high socks and fl at cap bill. Times Player of the Week after allowing Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB just three hits and fanning 16 batters in 2005 .206 20 34 2 7 1 0 0 4 8 4 13 0 7.0 innings... Four-year Scholar-Athlete honoree... National Merit Scholar, was selected as class valedictorian. PERSONAL: Born in Orange, Calif.... Majoring in managerial economics... Par- ents are Andrew & Charmaine Potter... Proudest personal accomplishment was earning a win (Game 2) in 2003 Division II World Series.

Michael Potter

AGGIE PROFILES -- 16 -- -- 17 -- AGGIE PROFILES FRESHMEN & NEWCOMERS BRYAN EVANS RHP • Fr. • Mission Viejo, Calif.

BRANDON APONTE TESORO HS ’05: Named Pacifi c Coast League Player of the Year as a RHP • Fr. • Anaheim, Calif. senior, fi nishing with an 8-1 mark and 1.52 ERA... Garnered All-Southern Section honors as well... Went 8-5 with a 2.46 ERA in 2004, earning fi rst- CANYON HS ’05: Won fi rst-team All-Southern Section (Div. I) and team All-PCL and second-team all-section distinction... Batted .340 in each second-team All-Orange County honors as a senior... Selected as Century of his last two seasons and led team with 5 HR as a senior... Played summer League Pitcher of the Year that year, fi nishing 10-0 with 2.46 ERA... Also ball for OC Angels and Saddleback Devils. captured Orange County Register Player of the Week and Los Angeles Times PERSONAL: Born in Mission Viejo, Calif.... Majoring in food science... Top Performer awards... Played summer ball for various teams: Trombly Parents are Craig & Debbie Evans... Career highlight was pitching at Dodger Bulldogs, OC Crush, Colton Nighthawks, Ohio Warhawks and the Atlanta Stadium for the Southern Section playoffs. 24 Braves scout team. PERSONAL: Born in Anaheim, Calif.... Majoring in computer science... Parents are Bert & Linda Aponte... Career highlights include tossing a one- hitter during the 2005 CIF playoffs and pitching in front of 8,000 spectators 18 at the Little League West Regionals. ROSS FENSTERMAKER LHP • Fr. • Granite Bay, Calif.

2005: Redshirted. BRIAN BARRY GRANITE BAY HS ’04: Went 6-2 record with a 1.62 ERA as a senior, C • Fr. • San Francisco, Calif. earning fi rst-team All-Sierra Foothill League honors... Struck out 70 batters in just 47 innings... Participated in Optimist All-Star Game. SACRED HEART CATHEDRAL ’05: Won All-Western Catholic Athletic PERSONAL: Born in Alameda, Calif.... Has not declared a major... League honorable mention as a senior, batting .387... Earned Academic Parents are Rick & Eve Fenstermaker... Hopes for a career in real estate... All-CIF accolades for three straight years... Selected to Yountville Fourth of Best athlete he’s faced is Eric Berger, now at Arizona. July All-Tournament squad in 2005... Honored by school’s DePaul Scholar Program as one of the top 25 students in his class. PERSONAL: Born in Burlingame, Calif.... Majoring in civil engineering... 11 Parents are David & Bernadette Barry... Career highlight was hitting a grand slam vs. St. Francis HS in 2005... Lists his grandfather as his non-sports hero, Roberto Clemente as his sports hero. 19 CHRIS HEALEY INF • Fr. • Salinas, Calif.

SALINAS HS ’05: Made All-Tri County Athletic League second team ANDREW BOAS in both 2004 and 2005... Batted .390 and slugged .634 as a senior... Played for Aldrete Baseball Academy in 2005, helping team place 3rd at USAFB RHP • Fr. • Bella Vista, Calif. World Series in San Diego... Also played football as a sophomore, earning team’s Most Valuable Defensive Lineman award. FOOTHILL HS ’05: Ranked among Northern California’s Top 60 players PERSONAL: Born in Monterey, Calif.... Has not declared a major... by California Baseball Zone...Went 5-1 with 38 strikeouts in 28.0 innings Parents are David & Lindy Healey. in 2003... Led the Eastern Athletic League with an 0.74 ERA... Played AAU ball for Redding Rattlers... Captured the 15-and-under national title in Kingsport, Tennessee (with a NorCal club). 28 PERSONAL: Born in Redding, Calif.... Majoring in managerial economics... Parents are Jeff & Terese Boas... Proudest personal accomplishment was returning to baseball after elbow surgery... Member of a band called This Side of Saturn. 42

-- 18 -- -- 19 -- MICHAEL HERNANDEZ BRAD McATEE C • Jr. • Newark, Calif. RHP • Fr. • Poway, Calif.

WEST VALLEY COLLEGE : Picked up fi rst-team All-South Coast POWAY HS ’05: Earned second-team All-North County and fi rst-team Conference honors both years... Batted .359 with .476 OBA and .612 All-Palomar League honors in 2005... Went 7-4 with 67 strikeouts as a slugging as a freshman, then followed with numbers of .359, .435 and .663, senior, 4-3 with 2 saves as a junior... Named to San Diego Union-Tribune respectively, as a sophomore... Made Dean’s List in 2005. All-Academic team as a junior and senior... Helped team to 14-1 record and NEWARK MEMORIAL HS ’03 : Selected to All-Mission Valley Athletic Palomar League title in 2005... Played summer ball for Southland Shockers... League fi rst team in 2003... Key stats: .575 average, .673 on-base, .825 Fired a four-hitter at the Connie Mack West Regionals. slugging... Led team to 26-4-1 and North Coast Section title in 2002. PERSONAL: Born in La Jolla, Calif.... Majoring in managerial PERSONAL: Born in Fremont, Calif.... Majoring in psychology... Parents economics... Parents are Joe & Amy McAtee... Career highlight was are Tom & Leticia Hernandez... Career highlight was winning the NCS becoming the fi rst pitcher from Poway HS to beat rival Rancho Bernardo championship at McAfee Colisuem (then Network Associates Coliseum). 35 in nine years. 32

EVAN HUDSON BRENT NICHOLS 3B • Fr. • Anaheim, Calif. RHP • Jr. • San Jose, Calif.

CYPRESS COLLEGE: Earned All-Southern California and fi rst-team SAN JOSE CITY COLLEGE: Posted 3.43 ERA with a save in 2005... All-Orange Empire Conference honors in 2005... Batted .420 with 7 homers Played for head coach Doug Robb. and 40 RBI. JAMES LICK HS ’03: Three-sport standout, excelling in baseball, SERVITE HS ’03: Garnered All-Serra League honors for three straight basketball and cross country... Earned All-Blossom Valley Athletic League years... Selected as team’s Rookie of the Year in 2001. fi rst-team honors all four years, including Freshman of the Year, Sophomore PERSONAL: Born in Anaheim, Calif.... Majoring in computer science... of the Year and Junior of the Year accolades... Added All-Central Coast Parents are Lowell & Kim Hudson. Section honorable mention in 2002 and 2003... Also a four-time All-BVAL honoree in basketball, leading the team in assists each season... Led team in scoring as a junior and senior, and ranked among CCS leaders in 2001-02... 26 Captured All-CCS distinction in cross country as a freshman... Won Thomas 14 P. Ryan Award as school’s outstanding male athlete. PERSONAL: Born in San Jose, Calif.... Majoring in sociology... Parents are Stephen & Jo Anne Nichols... Career highlight was his game-winning hit vs. Willow Glen’s Matt Durkin, who had recently JACOB JEFFERIES been drafted by Arizona. C • Fr. • Merced, Calif.

BUHACH COLONY HS ’05: Selected as Valley Oak League MVP as a senior... Added area and district MVP honors... Selected to all-state fi rst ZACH SHUTTS team... Voted Offensive MVP of VOL in 2004... Led team to 55-8 combined P • Fr. • Walnut Creek, Calif. record and back-to-back Sac-Joaquin Section titles in fi nal two years. PERSONAL: Born in Merced, Calif.... Majoring in communication... BEREAN CHRISTIAN HS ’05: Finished 5-0 with 2.22 ERA and 61 Parents are John Jefferies and Suzanne Fagundes... Stepbrother, Chris strikeouts in 41 innings as a senior... Also a football standout, earning Bay Fagundes, recently graduated from UC Davis... Nephew of Blas Minor, who Counties League Defensive MVP honors as a defensive end. pitched for Arizona State and the Pittsburgh Pirates. PERSONAL: Born in Bakersfi eld, Calif.... Has not declared a major... 20 Parents are James & Pamela Shutts.

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-- 20 -- -- 21 -- 2005 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 2005 GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS

BATTING Date Opponent Result Rec Pitcher of Record R-H-E R-H-E Att Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SF SH HP BB SO SB CS Slg. Obp. 2/8 SONOMA STATE W, 8-4 1-0 McKae (W, 1-0) 8-17-0 4-10-0 205 DANIEL DESCALSO .320 56 225 31 72 10 2 2 38 92 4 1 2 16 26 2 3 .409 .364 2/11 SAN FRANCISCO L, 0-4 1-1 McKae (L, 1-1) 0-6-1 4-7-0 210 MATT DEMPSEY .317 16 41 5 13 3 0 0 3 16 0 2 0 4 3 2 0 .390 .378 2/12 SAINT MARY’S W, 9-5 2-1 Potter (W, 1-0) 9-11-1 5-12-3 221 BRANDON OLIVER .311 56 222 37 69 12 1 0 18 83 2 13 3 13 25 13 4 .374 .354 2/13 vs. Pacifi c (1) L, 1-2 2-2 DeCoito (L, 0-1) 1-5-1 2-5-0 242 LUKAS KIRBY .303 56 188 27 57 13 1 4 37 84 1 1 5 16 30 5 4 .447 .371 2/13 at Sacramento State (1) W, 5-2 3-2 McChesney (W, 1-0) 5-8-2 2-8-4 132 TYLER LaTORRE .276 53 170 22 47 10 1 2 18 65 3 4 7 16 42 0 2 .382 .357 2/18 at San Diego W, 3-0 4-2 McKae (W, 2-1) 3-6-0 0-2-3 420 2/19 OREGON STATE L, 0-8 4-3 Potter (L, 1-1) 0-3-3 8-13-0 277 2/20 at San Diego L, 2-6 4-4 DeCoito (L, 0-2) 2-9-2 6-11-0 411 KEVIN JAMES .272 38 92 9 25 6 1 0 7 33 0 1 1 6 24 1 3 .359 .323 2/23 at San Francisco L, 2-3 4-5 Soskin (L, 0-1) 2-7-1 3-8-0 213 MICHAEL JACOBELLIS .269 26 67 11 18 5 0 0 11 23 0 1 2 5 5 4 0 .343 .338 2/25 PORTLAND W, 8-3 5-5 McKae (W, 3-1) 8-12-0 3-6-3 135 GRANT HIRNEISE .260 28 96 8 25 3 2 0 11 32 0 0 0 4 33 0 2 .333 .290 2/26 PORTLAND L, 1-2 (15) 5-6 Rooney (L, 0-1) 1-13-3 2-10-1 150 Kyle Irving .260 45 127 16 33 8 1 1 18 46 1 2 0 7 21 6 2 .362 .296 2/26 PORTLAND W, 11-2 6-6 DeCoito (W, 1-2) 11-17-0 2-5-1 150 David Butterworth .254 31 67 2 17 3 0 0 8 20 1 1 2 5 21 1 2 .299 .320 3/1 vs. South Florida (2) L, 4-6 6-7 Philips (L, 0-1) 4-8-1 6-9-1 2360 3/2 at Hawai’i (2) W, 3-2 7-7 Gamboa (W, 1-0) 3-11-0 2-5-1 2232 DAN BALDINI .253 42 91 17 23 2 0 0 14 25 1 2 8 7 8 5 2 .275 .355 3/3 vs. Wichita State (2) L, 4-6 7-8 Rooney (L, 0-2) 4-8-3 6-11-1 2420 Sean Rooney .241 12 29 4 7 2 0 0 3 9 1 0 0 2 5 0 1 .310 .281 3/4 vs. Louisiana-Lafayette (2) L, 2-6 7-9 Potter (L, 2-1) 2-6-2 6-6-2 2708 DAVID HUFFMAN .234 54 171 18 40 5 2 1 23 52 1 4 6 15 47 12 4 .304 .316 3/5 vs. Sacramento State (2) W, 6-3 8-9 Soskin (W, 1-1) 6-12-2 3-9-1 2380 JIMMY GOETZ .224 22 49 4 11 2 0 0 2 13 0 0 1 1 11 0 1 .265 .255 3/11 UTAH VALLEY STATE W, 7-5 9-9 Gamboa (W, 2-0) 7-12-2 5-10-4 136 RYAN ROYSTER .220 46 118 24 26 8 3 0 8 40 1 4 3 9 21 5 11 .339 .290 3/12 UTAH VALLEY STATE W, 12-5 10-9 Potter (W, 2-2) 12-16-2 5-9-4 191 3/13 UTAH VALLEY STATE W, 10-2 11-9 DeCoito (W, 2-2) 10-14-1 2-4-2 170 AARON HANKE .218 28 87 7 19 5 2 0 3 28 0 1 4 4 28 2 2 .322 .284 3/15 NEVADA W, 6-5 12-9 Rooney (W, 1-2) 6-9-3 5-6-4 164 DAVID TREAT .206 20 34 2 7 1 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 4 13 0 1 .235 .289 3/24 at UC Riverside W, 13-1 13-9 McKae (W, 4-1) 13-14-1 1-6-5 177 Jaime Castillo .133 12 15 2 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 1 2 4 1 0 .133 .278 3/25 at UC Riverside L, 2-16 13-10 Potter (L, 2-3) 2-7-1 16-20-1 156 JEREMY McCHESNEY .000 6 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 .000 .000 3/26 at UC Riverside W, 6-2 14-10 DeCoito (W, 3-2) 6-10-0 2-5-4 225 4/1 at Sacramento State W, 4-1 15-10 McKae (W, 5-1) 4-10-1 1-6-1 207 EDDIE GAMBOA — 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 — — 4/2 SACRAMENTO STATE W, 4-2 16-10 Soskin (W, 2-1) 4-9-1 2-7-2 547 4/3 at Sacramento State L, 7-9 16-11 Fitzgerald (L, 0-1) 7-10-3 9-8-3 218 AGGIES .270 56 1890 247 511 98 16 10 222 671 16 39 45 136 367 60 39 .355 .332 4/5 at San Francisco L, 2-11 16-12 Gonzales (L, 0-1) 2-8-3 11-12-1 387 Opponents .268 56 1891 273 506 84 9 25 242 683 18 44 49 173 382 89 30 .361 .342 4/8 UC SANTA BARBARA W, 3-0 17-12 McKae (W, 6-1) 3-5-0 0-2-3 116 4/9 UC SANTA BARBARA W, 9-0 18-12 Soskin (W, 3-1) 9-14-0 0-7-1 328 4/10 UC SANTA BARBARA W, 6-1 19-12 Potter (W, 3-3) 6-11-1 1-5-0 327 4/15 at Cal Poly L, 4-7 19-13 McKae (L, 6-2) 4-7-1 7-14-2 1447 PITCHING 4/16 at Cal Poly L, 0-2 19-14 Potter (L, 3-4) 0-5-0 2-5-0 1220 W-L ERA G GS CG SH SV IP H R ER BB SO HB HR WP OBA 4/17 at Cal Poly W, 13-10 (13) 20-14 Fitzgerald (W, 1-1) 13-22-1 10-14-0 1328 Sean Rooney 1-2 1.64 6 0 0 0 2 11.0 12 5 2 3 6 1 0 0 .279 4/19 at Nevada W, 5-4 21-14 Gonzales (W, 1-1) 5-12-1 4-6-1 725 Dave McKae 8-6 2.43 17 16 4 2 1 107.1 92 35 29 17 100 10 0 10 .232 4/22 CAL STATE FULLERTON (Raley Field) L, 1-5 21-15 McKae (L, 6-3) 1-6-1 5-10-1 2351 VINCE DeCOITO 3-2 2.82 9 8 0 0 0 44.2 39 20 14 16 38 3 3 4 .239 4/23 CAL STATE FULLERTON L, 7-12 21-16 Fitzgerald (L, 1-2) 7-11-6 12-15-1 462 EDDIE GAMBOA 2-2 3.39 22 4 0 0 4 61.0 56 29 23 15 41 5 2 4 .248 4/24 CAL STATE FULLERTON L, 2-5 21-17 McChesney (L, 1-1) 2-8-2 5-8-0 494 Peter Soskin 3-2 3.40 16 2 0 0 0 53.0 52 21 20 14 51 3 3 1 .265 4/26 at California L, 5-6 21-18 Fitzgerald (L, 1-3) 5-10-0 6-9-2 210 4/29 at Long Beach State L, 0-4 21-19 McKae (L, 6-4) 0-5-1 4-7-0 1232 NIK AURORA 2-1 3.67 18 0 0 0 0 27.0 27 16 11 11 23 3 5 4 .255 4/30 at Long Beach State L, 0-9 21-20 Potter (L, 3-5) 0-3-2 9-17-0 1177 MICHAEL POTTER 5-6 4.71 16 15 1 0 0 86.0 87 55 45 33 69 11 7 8 .263 5/1 at Long Beach State L, 1-9 21-21 Gamboa (L, 2-1) 1-5-1 9-15-2 1378 Michael Philips 0-1 4.86 10 1 0 0 0 16.2 23 14 9 10 3 1 1 2 .333 5/2 STANFORD L, 0-8 21-22 Gonzales (L, 1-2) 0-3-2 8-12-1 389 JEREMY McCHESNEY 1-1 6.56 17 3 0 0 1 35.2 45 32 26 18 24 8 2 6 .328 5/6 UC RIVERSIDE W, 1-0 22-22 McKae (W, 7-4) 1-6-2 0-6-1 106 PAUL GONZALES 1-3 6.67 9 7 0 0 0 29.2 36 24 22 23 13 1 2 2 .308 5/7 UC RIVERSIDE W, 5-2 23-22 Potter (W, 4-5) 5-8-2 2-6-3 125 5/13 at UC Irvine L, 1-3 23-23 McKae (L, 7-5) 1-5-2 3-9-3 462 JUSTIN FITZGERALD 1-3 6.75 15 0 0 0 1 25.3 37 22 19 13 14 3 1 3 .346 5/14 at UC Irvine L, 0-7 23-24 Potter (L, 4-6) 0-9-0 7-9-0 595 5/15 at UC Irvine L, 0-10 23-25 Soskin (L, 3-2) 0-6-1 10-11-0 560 5/17 SAN FRANCISCO L, 4-11 23-26 Gonzales (L, 1-3) 4-7-0 11-15-2 96 AGGIES 27-29 3.96 56 56 5 4 9 497.1 506 273 219 173 382 49 25 45 .268 5/20 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE W, 6-4 24-26 McKae (W, 8-5) 6-9-3 4-11-0 144 Opponents 29-27 3.57 56 56 5 9 8 497.0 511 247 197 136 367 45 10 29 .270 5/21 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE W, 5-3 25-26 Potter (W, 5-6) 5-7-4 3-6-1 137 5/22 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE W, 9-8 26-26 Aurora (W, 1-0) 9-11-1 8-11-1 210 2006 RETURNING AGGIES IN ALL CAPS 5/24 CALIFORNIA W, 8-7 27-26 Aurora (W, 2-0) 8-13-1 7-11-1 236 5/27 at Pacifi c L, 0-1 27-27 McKae (L, 8-6) 0-3-2 1-8-0 177 5/28 at Pacifi c L, 2-3 (10) 27-28 Gamboa (L, 2-2) 2-10-1 3-10-1 214 5/29 at Pacifi c L, 8-9 27-29 Aurora (L, 2-1) 8-13-0 9-17-0 283

(1) - River City Classic (Sacramento, Calif.) (2) - Rainbow Classic (Honolulu, Hawaii)

2005 RECAP -- 22 -- -- 23 -- 2005 RECAP 2005 BIG WEST CONFERENCE RECAP 2005 BIG WEST CONFERENCE LEADERS

CONFERENCE STANDINGS BATTING (min 2 AB/game) RUN BATTED IN ERA (min. 1.0 IP/game) CONFERENCE OVERALL 1. Blumenthal, Kyle, CP .410 1. Pedroza, Sergio, CSF 58 1. Schmidt, Josh, PAC 1.79 W L T Pct. GB W L T Pct. 2. Dalton, Brett, UCI .376 2. Pill, Brett, CSF 57 2. Schreppel, Ryan, CSF 1.92 Cal State Fullerton*† 16 5 0 .762 — 46 18 0 .719 3. Grant, Aaron, UCR .357 3. Blumenthal, Kyle, CP 53 3. Estrada, Marco, LBSU 2.43 4. Wagner, Mark, UCI .355 4. Wilkerson, Matt, UCSB 51 4. Nicoll, Chris, UCI 2.58 Cal Poly 14 7 0 .667 2 36 20 0 .643 5. Quintana, Alberto, CSUN .349 5. Prettyman, Ronnie, CSF 49 5. Ramos, Cesar, LBSU 2.64 Long Beach State† 14 7 0 .667 2 37 22 0 .627 6. Martinez, Jaime, UCI .3393 Dorn, Danny, CSF 49 6. Olson, Garrett, CP 2.71 UC Riverside 11 10 0 .524 5 28 27 0 .509 7. Salotti, Nick, UCR .3392 7. Martinez, Jaime, UCI 46 7. Hughes, Jared, LBSU 2.83 UC Irvine 10 11 0 .476 6 31 25 0 .554 Roberts, Brandon, CP .3392 Salotti, Nick, UCR 46 8. Romero, Ricky, CSF 2.89 Pacifi c 9 12 0 .429 7 30 28 0 .517 9. Martinez, Andrew, UCR .338 Cunningham, Matt, UCR 46 9. Winter, Haley, UCR 3.436 UC Santa Barbara 8 13 0 .381 8 26 30 0 .464 10. Anderson, Matt, UCI .332 10. Justin Baum, PAC 45 Schroer, Steve, UCI 3.436 Cal State Northridge 2 19 0 .095 14 18 36 1 .336 Michael Paulk, CSUN 45 SLUGGING INNINGS PITCHED 1. Baum, Justin, PAC .700 DOUBLES 1. Olson, Garrett, CP 136.0 * - Conference champion 2. Pedroza, Sergio, CSF .614 1. Salotti, Nick, UCR 19 2. Romero, Ricky, CSF 134.0 † - NCAA Tournament participant 3. Berezay, Matt, PAC .587 2. Prettyman, Ronnie, CSF 18 3. Ramos, Cesar, LBSU 126.0 4. Blumenthal, Kyle, CP .557 Anderson, Matt, UCI 18 4. Cassel, Justin, UCI 117.0 CONFERENCE AWARDS 5. Salotti, Nick, UCR .555 4. Turner, Justin, CSF 17 5. Massetti, Luke, PAC 116.0 CO-PLAYERS OF THE YEAR: Kyle Blumenthal, Cal Poly; Sergio Pedroza, Cal State Fullerton 6. Paulk, Michael, CSUN .549 Cooper, Matt, CP 17 6. Bills, Taylor, UCR 112.0 PITCHER OF THE YEAR: Ricky Romero, Cal State Fullerton 7. Wilkerson, Matt, UCSB .530 Boatright, Sean, LBSU 17 7. Nicoll, Chris, UCI 111.2 FRESHMAN PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Justin Baum, Pacifi c 8. Martinez, Andrew, UCR .5180 Quintana, Alberto, CSUN 17 8. Shull, Jimmy, CP 111.1 FRESHMAN PITCHER OF THE YEAR: Wes Roemer, Cal State Fullerton 9. Prettyman, Ronnie, CSF .5179 8. Baum, Justin, PAC 15 Estrada, Marco, LBSU 111.1 COACH OF THE YEAR: George Horton, Cal State Fullerton 10. Cooper, Matt, CP .514 Grant, Aaron, UCR 15 10. Winter, Haley, UCR 110.0 Blumenthal, Kyle, CP 15 ALL-CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM ON-BASE AVERAGE WINS Kyle Blumenthal C Cal Poly 1. Blumenthal, Kyle, CP .511 TRIPLES 1. Romero, Ricky, CSF 13 2. Grant, Aaron, UCR .471 1. Roberts, Brandon, CP 9 2. Olson, Garrett, CP 12 Justin Baum 1B Pacifi c 3. Pedroza, Sergio, CSF .457 2. Davis, Blake, CSF 8 3. Ramos, Cesar, LBSU 10 Brett Dalton 2B UC Irvine 4. Tezak, Jeff, CSUN .422 3. Bigler, Brett, UCR 4 4. Sarver, Scott, CSF 9 Ronnie Prettyman 3B Cal State Fullerton 5. Dorn, Danny, CSF .421 Wagner, Mark, UCI 4 Cassel, Justin, UCI 9 Troy Tulowitzki SS Long Beach State 6. Dalton, Brett, UCI .419 Berezay, Matt, PAC 4 6. Estrada, Marco, LBSU 8 Blake Davis SS Cal State Fullerton 7. Martinez, Andrew, UCR .4151 6. Andrews, Bobby, CSF 3 Hughes, Jared, LBSU 8 Sergio Pedroza OF Cal State Fullerton 8. Voita, John, CSUN .4145 Salotti, Nick, UCR 3 Massetti, Luke, PAC 8 Brandon Roberts OF Cal Poly 9. Paulk, Michael, CSUN .414 Dalton, Brett, UCI 3 Shull, Jimmy, CP 8 Aaron Grant OF UC Riverside 20. Carrithers, Alden, UCSB .413 Prettyman, Ronnie, CSF 3 10. 4 tied at 7 Andrew Martinez DH UC Riverside Berglund, Bret, CP 3 Alberto Quintana UT Cal State Northridge STRIKEOUTS Ricky Romero SP Cal State Fullerton RUN SCORED HOME RUNS 1. Romero, Ricky, CSF 139 Garrett Olson SP Cal Poly 1. Dorn, Danny, CSF 56 1. Baum, Justin, PAC 17 2. Olson, Garrett, CP 128 Cesar Ramos SP Long Beach State 2. Prettyman, Ronnie, CSF 55 2. Pedroza, Sergio, CSF 16 3. Nicoll, Chris, UCI 113 Neil Jamison RP Long Beach State Pill, Brett, CSF 55 3. Berezay, Matt, PAC 15 4. Estrada, Marco, LBSU 104 4. Turner, Justin, CSF 54 4. Wilkerson, Matt, UCSB 13 5. Ramos, Cesar, LBSU 95 ALL-CONFERENCE SECOND TEAM 5. Roberts, Brandon, CP 53 5. Paulk, Michael, CSUN 12 6. Schmidt, Josh, PAC 89 Mark Wagner C UC Irvine 6. Davis, Blake, CSF 50 6. Dorn, Danny, CSF 10 7. Hughes, Jared, LBSU 87 Note: UC Davis will become 7. Grant, Aaron, UCR 47 Cunningham, Matt, UCR 10 8. Cassel, Justin, UCI 86 Brett Pill 1B Cal State Fullerton an offi cial member of the Wilkerson, Matt, UCSB 47 8. Pill, Brett, CSF 9 9. Shull, Jimmy, CP 85 Justin Turner 2B Cal State Fullerton Big West Conference in Pedroza, Sergio, CSF 47 9. Four tied at 8 10. Schroer, Steve, UCI 74 Evan Longoria 3B Long Beach State 2007-08. 10. Bigler, Brett, UCR 46 Chris Malec SS UC Santa Barbara STOLEN BASES SAVES Matt Wilkerson OF UC Santa Barbara HITS 1. Roberts, Brandon, CP 20 1. McRobbie, Alex, UCSB 14 Matt Cunningham OF UC Riverside 1. Pill, Brett, CSF 85 2. Davis, Blake, CSF 17 Bille, Mike, CP 14 Sean Boatright OF Long Beach State 2. Prettyman, Ronnie, CSF 82 3. Jackson, Anthony, PAC 16 3. Pestano, Vinnie, CSF 13 Brett Bigler OF UC Riverside 3. Turner, Justin, CSF 79 4. Bigler, Brett, UCR 14 4. Schmidt, Josh, PAC 11 Felipe Garcia DH Cal State Fullerton 4. Wagner, Mark, UCI 78 Linton, Ollie, UCI 14 Jamison, Neil, LBSU 11 Nick Salotti UT UC Riverside 5. Roberts, Brandon, CP 77 6. Andrews, Bobby, CSF 13 6. Erickson, Blair, UCI 10 Scott Sarver SP Cal State Fullerton Salotti, Nick, UCR 77 Prettyman, Ronnie, CSF 13 7. Eberhardt, Peter, CSUN 6 Jared Hughes SP Long Beach State 7. Bigler, Brett, UCR 75 Miramontes, Danny, UCI 13 8. Claggett, Anthony, UCR 4 Chris Nicoll SP UC Irvine Quintana, Alberto, CSUN 75 9. Turner, Justin, CSF 11 9. Jorgenson, Adam, CSF 3 Josh Schmidt RP Pacifi c Blumenthal, Kyle, CP 75 Dalton, Brett, UCI 11 10. Three tied at 2 Mike Bille RP Cal Poly 10. Longoria, Evan, LBSU 73

2005 RECAP -- 24 -- -- 25 -- 2005 RECAP YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS

GAMES PLAYED Fred Parker ...... 33 2001 Adam Wilson ...... 35 1992 Jason Wright ...... 61 1980 Jim Saunders ...... 14 1975 5 players with ...... 2 2005 Daniel Descalso ...... 56 1966 Dave Sargent ...... 33 2000 Adam Wilson ...... 46 1991 Jason Wright ...... 67 1979 Jim Saunders ...... 24 1974 Jerry Reedy ...... 3 Lukas Kirby ...... 56 Glenn Dufour ...... 33 1999 Dan Overholt ...... 58 1990 Jason Wright ...... 73 1978 Gregg Hilderbrand ...... 11 Rich Lautze ...... 3 Brandon Oliver ...... 56 1965 Not available 1998 Matt Zumstein ...... 38 1989 Terry Pedretti ...... 60 Jeff Hart ...... 11 1973 Rick Hennes ...... 3 2004 Matt Kamigawachi ...... 53 1964 Not available 1997 Brad Sanfi lippo ...... 56 1988 Tony Frey ...... 65 Larry Willett ...... 11 1972 Jim Fiack ...... 4 Robby Tulk ...... 53 1963 Jack Anderson ...... 26 1996 Tony Schifano ...... 52 1987 Kevin Ross ...... 59 1977 Rich Martini ...... 13 1971 Rick Hennes ...... 6 2003 Matt Kamigawachi ...... 60 Ron Conway ...... 26 1995 Dave Nix ...... 45 1986 Steve Roberts ...... 62 1976 Don Briggs ...... 11 1970 Rick Yenovkian ...... 2 2002 Matt Kamigawachi ...... 58 Dick Carriere ...... 26 1994 Jason Shapiro ...... 72 1985 John LeBeau ...... 73 1975 Don Briggs ...... 15 1969 Steve Goetz ...... 3 Robby Tulk ...... 58 1993 Jason Shapiro ...... 69 1984 John LeBeau ...... 63 1974 Don Briggs ...... 14 1968 Terry Scranton ...... 3 2001 Adam Wilson ...... 54 BATTING AVG. 1992 Matt Lefer ...... 31 1983 Dave LeBeau ...... 52 1973 John Repetto ...... 10 1967 Gary Schlagenhauf ...... 4 2000 Dennis Flippen ...... 52 (Min 100 AB) Jai Khanna ...... 31 1982 Steve Keeney ...... 63 Rich Lautze ...... 10 1966 Paul Fiack ...... 3 David Gordon ...... 52 2005 Daniel Descalso ...... 320 1991 Jason Wright ...... 38 1981 Tim Nelson ...... 67 1972 Jim Fiack ...... 11 1965 Rich Smith ...... 3 Chris Stretch ...... 52 2004 Matt Blankenheim ...... 359 1990 Jason Wright ...... 44 1980 Jim Saunders ...... 57 1971 Clay Sigg ...... 12 Dave Sargent ...... 3 1999 Dan Overholt ...... 56 2003 Andy Reisinger ...... 348 1989 Terry Pedretti ...... 29 Mike Vogt ...... 57 1970 Gary Schlagenhauf ...... 10 1964 Ron Conway ...... 5 Carl Velleno ...... 56 2002 Ryan Coultas ...... 379 1988 Tony Frey ...... 30 1979 Jim Saunders ...... 74 1969 Dan White ...... 6 1963 Jack Anderson ...... 4 1998 4 tied with ...... 42 2001 Shaun McCullough ...... 355 1987 Rob Rinaldi ...... 42 1978 Rob Temple ...... 57 1968 Gary Schlagenhauf ...... 7 1962 Jack Anderson ...... 2 1997 Tony Schifano ...... 56 2000 Dennis Flippen ...... 377 1986 John LeBeau ...... 48 1977 Rich Martini ...... 59 1967 Gary Schlagenhauf ...... 8 Ron Conway ...... 2 1996 4 tied with ...... 56 1999 Carl Velleno ...... 388 1985 Jim Grant ...... 72 1976 Rich Martini ...... 73 1966 Paul Fiack ...... 7 Goulard ...... 2 1995 Tony Schifano ...... 63 1998 Matt Zumstein ...... 368 1984 Dave Hartley ...... 44 1975 Bill Barker ...... 64 1965 Rich Smith ...... 3 1961 5 players with ...... 1 1994 Greg Morris ...... 59 1997 Tony Schifano ...... 367 1983 Dave Hartley ...... 33 1974 Jerry Reedy ...... 70 1964 Dale Weishahn ...... 5 Joe Massucco ...... 59 1996 Dave Nix ...... 358 1982 Steve Keeney ...... 49 1973 John Repetto ...... 57 Earl Koberlein ...... 5 HOME RUNS 1993 Dave Ray ...... 57 1995 Dave Nix ...... 401 1981 Steve Keeney ...... 50 1972 Jim Fiack ...... 60 Ron Conway ...... 5 2005 Lukas Kirby ...... 4 Dale Noleroth ...... 57 1994 Rich Watts ...... 394 1980 Jim Saunders ...... 39 1971 Clay Sigg ...... 54 1963 Jerry Gimenez ...... 5 2004 Robby Tulk ...... 11 Joe Massucco ...... 57 1993 Troy Hess ...... 374 Fred Patterson ...... 39 1970 Gary Schlagenhauf ...... 40 1962 Dick Carriere ...... 4 2003 David Butterworth ...... 11 1992 Jason Wright ...... 45 1992 Jason Wright ...... 353 1979 Fred Patterson ...... 40 1969 Chris Mietus ...... 36 1961 Ray Crawford ...... 3 2002 Dennis Flippen ...... 11 Matt Lefer ...... 45 1991 Jai Khanna ...... 314 Gregg Hilderbrand ...... 40 1968 Gary Schlagenhauf ...... 36 Tom Giacomini ...... 3 2001 Darin Heredia ...... 7 1991 Jason Wright ...... 52 1990 Jason Wright ...... 348 1978 Gregg Hilderbrand ...... 32 1967 Gary Schlagenhauf ...... 36 Jan Swanson ...... 3 2000 Dennis Flippen ...... 13 1990 Warren Buck ...... 56 1989 Warren Buck ...... 351 1977 Rich Martini ...... 37 1966 Paul Fiack ...... 32 1999 Greg Gaunt ...... 8 Jim Reiley ...... 56 1988 Tony Frey ...... 322 1976 Rich Martini ...... 56 1965 Dave Sargent ...... 23 TRIPLES 1998 Casey Cote ...... 7 1989 Terry Pedretti ...... 52 1987 Kevin Ross ...... 347 1975 Don Briggs ...... 52 Bill Matty ...... 23 2005 Ryan Royster ...... 3 1997 Carl Velleno ...... 13 1988 Tony Frey ...... 52 1986 John LeBeau ...... 361 1974 Jerry Reedy ...... 40 1964 Jack Anderson ...... 42 2004 Robby Tulk ...... 5 1996 Jeff Ellis ...... 9 1987 Not available 1985 John LeBeau ...... 374 Rich Lautze ...... 40 Dick Carriere ...... 42 2003 Matt Kamigawachi ...... 3 1995 Chris Walsh ...... 8 1986 John LeBeau ...... 48 1984 Don Hayes ...... 367 1973 Rick Hennes ...... 29 1963 Jack Anderson ...... 36 Robby Tulk ...... 3 Sanjay Sharma ...... 8 Steve Roberts ...... 48 1983 John Macon ...... 372 1972 Rick Hennes ...... 44 1962 Jack Anderson ...... 29 2002 Ryan Coultas ...... 5 1994 Rich Watts ...... 9 1985 John LeBeau ...... 49 1982 Steve Keeney ...... 394 1971 Rick Hennes ...... 36 1961 Al Stevenson ...... 22 2001 Shaun McCullough ...... 3 1993 Jason Shapiro ...... 9 Jim Grant ...... 49 1981 Tim Nelson ...... 392 1970 Gary Schlagenhauf ...... 24 2000 David Gordon ...... 8 1992 Matt Lefer ...... 5 Gary Conn ...... 49 1980 Mark Swinney ...... 351 1969 Chris Mietus ...... 26 DOUBLES 1999 Dan Overholt ...... 5 1991 Matt Lefer ...... 4 1984 John LeBeau ...... 48 1979 Jim Saunders ...... 379 Steve Goetz ...... 26 2005 Lukas Kirby ...... 13 1998 Greg Carlson ...... 3 Darren Rounsaville ...... 4 1983 4 tied with ...... 38 1978 Jeff Hart ...... 304 1968 Gary Schlagenhauf ...... 27 2004 Matt Kamigawachi ...... 17 Dan Overholt ...... 3 1990 Jason Wright ...... 5 1982 Steve Keeney ...... 42 Rob Temple ...... 304 1967 Chris Mietus ...... 18 2003 Ryan Coultas ...... 20 1997 Brad Sanfi lippo ...... 5 1989 Kevin Elam ...... 6 Dave LeBeau ...... 42 1977 Rich Martini ...... 326 1966 Paul Fiack ...... 18 2002 Dennis Flippen ...... 19 1996 Curtis Fields ...... 4 1988 Tony Frey ...... 7 1981 Tim Nelson ...... 45 1976 Rich Martini ...... 372 1965 Bill Matty ...... 13 2001 Darin Heredia ...... 16 1995 Dave Nix ...... 5 1987 Alex Case ...... 4 Mike Vogt ...... 45 1975 Bill Barker ...... 376 1964 Jack Anderson ...... 28 2000 Chris Stretch ...... 17 Tony Schifano ...... 5 Kevin Ross ...... 4 Steve Keeney ...... 45 1974 Jerry Reedy ...... 383 Dick Carriere ...... 28 Nolan Sturgeon ...... 17 1994 Chris Walsh ...... 3 1986 Steve Roberts ...... 16 1980 Jim Saunders ...... 47 1973 John Repetto ...... 352 1963 Jack Anderson ...... 26 1999 Carl Velleno ...... 18 Hayward Cook ...... 3 1985 John LeBeau ...... 13 Fred Patterson ...... 47 1972 Jim Fiack ...... 348 1962 Jack Anderson ...... 11 1998 Casey Cote ...... 13 1993 4 players with ...... 3 Jim Grant ...... 13 Mike Vogt ...... 47 1971 Rick Hennes ...... 352 Dick Carriere ...... 11 1997 Greg Carlson ...... 16 1992 Jai Khanna ...... 4 Steve Roberts ...... 13 1979 4 tied with ...... 50 1970 Dan White ...... 317 1961 Tony Migliaccio ...... 13 1996 Jeff Ellis ...... 14 1991 Jai Khanna ...... 4 1984 Joe Breider ...... 8 1978 Rob Temple ...... 51 1969 Chris Mietus ...... 290 1995 Dave Nix ...... 20 1990 Jason Wright ...... 8 1983 Dave LeBeau ...... 7 1977 Lee Wilcox ...... 48 1968 Gary Schlagenhauf ...... 327 HITS 1994 Jason Shapiro ...... 16 1989 Warren Buck ...... 3 1982 John Whelehan ...... 6 Tom Wilson ...... 48 1967 Gary Schlagenhauf ...... 429 2005 Daniel Descalso ...... 72 1993 Troy Hess ...... 15 1988 Sandy Torres ...... 4 1981 Tim Nelson ...... 6 1976 Don Briggs ...... 53 1966 Paul Fiack ...... 296 2004 Matt Kamigawachi ...... 76 1992 Jason Wright ...... 12 1987 Alex Case ...... 3 1980 Jim Saunders ...... 9 1975 Don Briggs ...... 49 1965 Dave Sargent ...... 307 2003 Matt Kamigawachi ...... 82 1991 Jason Wright ...... 14 Terry Pedretti ...... 3 1979 Jim Saunders ...... 6 Guy Kissner ...... 49 1964 Jack Anderson ...... 368 2002 Matt Kamigawachi ...... 80 Jason Shapiro ...... 14 1986 Scott Ruther ...... 4 Eric Parker ...... 6 1974 Jerry Reedy ...... 46 1963 Jack Anderson ...... 371 2001 Adam Wilson ...... 68 1990 Warren Buck ...... 17 1985 Rich Waltz ...... 3 1978 Gregg Hilderbrand ...... 8 1973 John Repetto ...... 43 1962 Jack Anderson ...... 329 2000 Dennis Flippen ...... 72 1989 Terry Pedretti ...... 9 1984 Don Hayes ...... 4 1977 Mark Schrupp ...... 5 Rick Hennes ...... 43 1961 Al Stevenson ...... 458 Chris Stretch ...... 72 1988 Tony Frey ...... 15 1983 Dave Hartley ...... 4 1976 Lee Wilcox ...... 12 1972 Clay Sigg ...... 52 1999 Greg Gaunt ...... 72 1987 Rob Rinaldi ...... 13 1982 Dave LeBeau ...... 6 1975 Rich Lautze ...... 9 1971 Clay Sigg ...... 42 RUNS 1998 Matt Zumstein ...... 56 1986 Steve Roberts ...... 13 1981 Mike Vogt ...... 3 Don Briggs ...... 9 1970 Rick Yenovkian ...... 41 2005 Brandon Oliver ...... 37 1997 Tony Schifano ...... 79 1985 John LeBeau ...... 11 1980 Fred Patterson ...... 4 1974 Don Briggs ...... 5 Gary Schlagenhauf ...... 41 2004 Robby Tulk ...... 54 1996 Tony Schifano ...... 66 1984 John LeBeau ...... 16 1979 Fred Patterson ...... 4 Mike DeRoss ...... 5 1969 Chris Mietus ...... 36 2003 David Butterworth ...... 44 1995 Dave Nix ...... 95 1983 John Macon ...... 12 1978 Steve Hargrave ...... 3 1973 Larry DiPietro ...... 6 1968 Terry Scranton ...... 34 Robby Tulk ...... 44 1994 Rich Watts ...... 85 1982 Steve Keeney ...... 10 1977 Mark Schrupp ...... 4 1972 Jim Fiack ...... 9 1967 Chris Mietus ...... 33 2002 Robby Tulk ...... 56 1993 Dave Ray ...... 81 1981 Tim Nelson ...... 16 1976 Rich Martini ...... 6 1971 Sam Viney ...... 11

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1970 Gary Schlagenhauf ...... 6 1995 Colby Craig ...... 9 1986 Ken Tappin ...... 3 1964 Earl Koberlein ...... 3.24 1992 Cam Bullock ...... 73.2 1969 Chris Mietus ...... 8 STOLEN BASES 1994 Matt Pool ...... 13 1985 John Emme ...... 2 1963 Earl Koberlein ...... 1.93 1991 Andy Craig ...... 85.1 1968 Gary Schlagenhauf ...... 5 2005 Brandon Oliver ...... 13 1993 Cam Bullock ...... 7 Chris Ernesto ...... 2 1990 Rudy Taub ...... 99.1 1967 Gary Schlagenhauf ...... 4 2004 Robby Tulk ...... 15 Mike Prelock ...... 7 1984 Ron Fritsch ...... 1 STRIKEOUTS 1989 Brent Haley ...... 97.1 1966 Paul Fiack ...... 4 2003 Ryan Coultas ...... 15 Andy Craig ...... 7 1983 Not available 2005 Dave McKae ...... 100 1988 Kevin Grindy ...... 101.2 1965 Reg Powell ...... 1 2002 Mark Wells ...... 12 1992 Cam Bullock ...... 5 1982 Phil Staehle ...... 5 2004 Michael Potter ...... 56 1987 Ken Tappin ...... 67.0 Dave Sargent ...... 1 2001 Adam Wilson ...... 20 1991 Andy Craig ...... 8 1981 Paul Petrovich ...... 1 2003 Dave McKae ...... 74 1986 Gary Rowe ...... 86.0 Paul Burton ...... 1 2000 Chris Stretch ...... 11 1990 Rudy Taub ...... 7 1980 Paul Petrovich ...... 1 2002 Greg Bruso ...... 100 1985 Andy Calbreath ...... 81.1 1964 Dale Weishahn ...... 6 1999 Matt Zumstein ...... 16 Dave Schwartz ...... 7 Ron Whyte ...... 1 Luke Steidlmayer ...... 100 1984 Gary Rowe ...... 107.0 1963 Jack Anderson ...... 3 1998 Matt Zumstein ...... 16 1989 Randy Taub ...... 6 Pete Larsen ...... 1 2001 Luke Steidlmayer ...... 106 1983 Brad Mettler ...... 97.1 Jerry Gimenez ...... 3 1997 Tony Schifano ...... 35 1988 Kevin Grindy ...... 7 Brian Johnson ...... 1 2000 John Holtkamp ...... 64 1982 Brad Mettler ...... 95.0 1962 Jack Anderson ...... 2 1996 Tony Schifano ...... 34 1987 Ken Tappin ...... 3 1979 Greg Blake ...... 4 1999 Justin Reid ...... 125 1981 Ron Whyte ...... 91.1 Ron Conway ...... 2 1995 Matt Sparks ...... 29 Dan Hubert ...... 3 1978 6 tied with ...... 1 1998 Justin Reid ...... 91 1980 Ron Whyte ...... 93.1 1961 Tony Migliaccio ...... 2 1994 Jason Shapiro ...... 43 Ron Staub ...... 3 1977 Jim Bowin ...... 6 1997 Justin Reid ...... 113 1979 Brian Buckley ...... 116.2 Jack Anderson ...... 2 1993 Jason Shapiro ...... 38 1986 Gary Rowe ...... 7 1976 Roger McKay ...... 2 1996 Ryan Conners-Copeland ...... 68 1978 Steve Brown ...... 116.0 1992 Matt Lefer ...... 29 1985 Andy Calbreath ...... 7 1975 Not available 1995 Colby Craig ...... 74 1977 Mike Moroski ...... 91.0 RUNS BATTED IN 1991 Matt Lefer ...... 19 1984 Gary Rowe ...... 11 1974 Jeff Sheehan ...... 3 1994 Matt Pool ...... 75 1976 Steve Brown ...... 102.1 2005 Daniel Descalso ...... 38 1990 Bart Greene ...... 14 1983 Phil Staehle ...... 6 1973 Not available 1993 Cam Bullock ...... 51 1975 Oscar Pacheco ...... 86.1 2004 Robby Tulk ...... 50 1989 Warren Buck ...... 9 1982 Brad Mettler ...... 8 1972 Jim Crawford ...... 4 1992 Cam Bullock ...... 45 1974 Keith Richman ...... 85.2 2003 David Butterworth ...... 47 1988 Gary Omi ...... 12 1981 Ron Whyte ...... 7 Tom Grovhoug ...... 4 1991 Cam Bullock ...... 56 1973 Jim Crawford ...... 68.0 2002 Dennis Flippen ...... 50 1987 Jamie Williams ...... 16 1980 Ron Whyte ...... 7 1990 Rudy Taub ...... 69 1972 Dave Rose ...... 104.0 2001 Adam Wilson ...... 36 1986 Scott Ruther ...... 9 1979 Brian Buckley ...... 9 EARNED RUN AVERAGE 1989 Brent Haley ...... 63 1971 Lee Jackson ...... 99.0 2000 Dennis Flippen ...... 46 1985 Jim Grant ...... 32 1978 Steve Brown ...... 11 (Min. 1 IP per team game) 1988 Kevin Grindy ...... 62 1970 John Clay ...... 108.2 1999 Carl Velleno ...... 50 1984 Not available 1977 John Reilly ...... 8 2005 Dave McKae ...... 2.43 1987 Andy Calbreath ...... 44 1969 Lee Jackson ...... 79.1 1998 Greg Carlson ...... 37 1983 John Macon ...... 8 1976 Barry Biggerstaff ...... 8 2004 Michael Potter ...... 4.22 1986 Gary Rowe ...... 35 1968 John Clay ...... 77.2 1997 Tim Adams ...... 50 Don Hayes ...... 8 Steve Brown ...... 8 2003 Dave McKae ...... 2.92 1985 Andy Calbreath ...... 52 1967 Ed Newell ...... 74.2 1996 Dave Nix ...... 38 1982 Dave LeBeau ...... 24 1975 Bill Axelgard ...... 8 2002 Greg Bruso ...... 1.94 1984 Chris Stromberg ...... 62 1966 John Clay ...... 63.2 1995 Chris Walsh ...... 47 1981 Ron Wilkinson ...... 9 1974 Keith Richman ...... 8 2001 Luke Steildmayer ...... 1.73 1983 Brad Mettler ...... 53 1965 Rich Smith ...... 54.0 1994 Rich Watts ...... 63 1980 Mike Vogt ...... 18 1973 Jim Crawford ...... 5 2000 Luke Steidlmayer ...... 2.79 1982 Brad Mettler ...... 43 1964 Earl Koberlein ...... 79.2 1993 Troy Hess ...... 60 1979 Gregg Hildebrand ...... 13 1972 Ross Merritt ...... 9 1999 Justin Reid ...... 2.48 1981 Paul Petrovich ...... 43 1963 Mike Sloss ...... 76.0 1992 Jason Wright ...... 37 1978 John Lucido ...... 15 1971 Ross Merritt ...... 6 1998 Justin Reid ...... 1.82 1980 Ron Whyte ...... 70 1991 Jason Wright ...... 35 1977 Rich Martini ...... 16 1970 John Clay ...... 5 1997 Justin Reid ...... 3.75 1979 Brian Buckley ...... 102 Jason Shapiro ...... 35 1976 Rich Martini ...... 26 Lee Jackson ...... 5 1996 R.Conrs-Coplnd ...... 3.24 1978 Steve Brown ...... 83 1990 Jason Wright ...... 47 1975 Bill Barker ...... 18 1969 Fred Parker ...... 6 1995 Colby Craig ...... 3.29 1977 Steve Brown ...... 68 1989 Terry Pedretti ...... 26 1974 Jerry Reedy ...... 19 1968 John Clay ...... 5 1994 Colby Craig ...... 1.94 1976 Steve Brown ...... 79 1988 Tony Frey ...... 31 1973 Dennis Pfyl ...... 9 1967 Ed Newell ...... 6 1993 Matt Pool ...... 3.14 1975 Roger McKay ...... 45 1987 Kevin Ross ...... 36 Guy Kissner ...... 9 1966 John Clay ...... 2 1992 Andy Craig ...... 3.28 1974 Mark Rickabaugh ...... 45 1986 Steve Roberts ...... 60 1972 Jim Fiack ...... 11 Steve McCarthy ...... 2 1991 Cam Bullock ...... 2.55 1973 Mark Rickabaugh ...... 56 1985 John LeBeau ...... 66 1971 Rick Hennes ...... 7 Rich Smith ...... 2 1990 Rudy Taub ...... 3.17 1972 Dave Rose ...... 71 1984 John LeBeau ...... 49 1970 Chris Mietus ...... 6 1965 Jim Holmes ...... 2 1989 Brent Haley ...... 3.61 1971 Lee Jackson ...... 65 1983 Dave LeBeau ...... 37 1969 Steve Goetz ...... 5 Reg Powell ...... 2 1988 Kevin Grindy ...... 3.19 1970 John Clay ...... 104 1982 John Whelehan ...... 37 1968 Steve Goetz ...... 8 1964 Earl Koberlein ...... 7 1987 Andy Calbreath ...... 4.83 1969 Lee Jackson ...... 69 1981 Tim Nelson ...... 53 Terry Scranton ...... 8 1963 Earl Koberlein ...... 4 1986 Chris Ernesto ...... 2.12 1968 John Clay ...... 77 1980 Jim Saunders ...... 45 1967 Terry Scranton ...... 15 1985 Andy Calbreath ...... 3.10 1967 Ed Newell ...... 61 1979 Gregg Hilderbrand ...... 47 1966 Bob Delaney ...... 9 SAVES 1984 Gary Rowe ...... 3.70 1966 Rich Smith ...... 48 1978 Gregg Hilderbrand ...... 25 1965 Dave Sargent ...... 7 2005 Eddie Gamboa ...... 4 1983 Brad Mettler ...... 2.59 1965 Rich Smith ...... 46 1977 Mark Schrupp ...... 31 1964 Dick Carriere ...... 10 2004 Joel Needham ...... 8 1982 Brad Mettler ...... 2.94 1964 Rich Smith ...... 63 1976 Lee Wilcox ...... 49 1963 Jack Anderson ...... 7 2003 Joel Needham ...... 6 1981 Paul Petrovich ...... 4.58 1963 Mike Sloss ...... 59 1975 Don Briggs ...... 40 1962 4 players with ...... 3 2002 Dave McKae ...... 7 1980 Paul Petrovich ...... 3.04 1974 Jerry Reedy ...... 45 1961 Dwight Davenport ...... 2 2001 Jason Hershfi eld ...... 3 1979 Brian Buckley ...... 2.39 INNINGS PITCHED 1973 John Repetto ...... 38 2000 Sam Nickelsen ...... 2 1978 Steve Brown ...... 2.94 2005 Dave McKae ...... 107.1 1972 Jim Fiack ...... 46 WINS (Pitching) 1999 Sam Nickelsen ...... 4 1977 Mike Moroski ...... 2.57 2004 Michael Potter ...... 85.1 1971 Sam Viney ...... 31 2005 Dave McKae ...... 8 1998 Rick Parmenter ...... 2 1976 Barry Biggerstaff ...... 2.42 2003 Michael Potter ...... 93.0 1970 Gary Schlagenhauf ...... 20 2004 Vince DeCoito ...... 8 1997 Sam Nickelsen ...... 4 1975 Oscar Pacheco ...... 2.92 2002 Luke Steidlmayer ...... 95.1 1969 Sam Viney ...... 31 2003 Michael Potter ...... 9 1996 Bill Brelsford ...... 7 1974 Roger McKay ...... 3.55 2001 Luke Steidlmayer ...... 99.0 1968 Gary Schlagenhauf ...... 23 2002 Greg Bruso ...... 10 1995 Neal Swank ...... 2 1973 Jim Crawford ...... 3.18 2000 John Holtkamp ...... 86.0 1967 Gary Schlagenhauf ...... 23 2001 Luke Steidlmayer ...... 10 1994 Neal Swank ...... 8 1972 Tom Grovhoug ...... 1.15 1999 Justin Reid ...... 94.1 1966 Dave Sargent ...... 15 2000 John Holtkamp ...... 8 1993 Tony Franchi ...... 6 1971 Rob Stewart ...... 1.39 1998 Justin Reid ...... 79.0 1965 Paul Burton ...... 10 1999 Justin Reid ...... 8 1992 Tony Franchi ...... 5 1970 Fred Parker ...... 1.61 1997 Justin Reid ...... 93.2 1964 Jack Anderson ...... 31 1998 R.Conners-Copeland ...... 6 1991 Aaron Patella ...... 5 1969 Fred Parker ...... 2.43 1996 Neal Swank ...... 92.1 Dale Weishahn ...... 31 Justin Reid ...... 6 1990 Kevin Grindy ...... 5 1968 Ed Newell ...... 2.50 Anthony Dellamano ...... 92.1 1963 Jack Anderson ...... 22 1997 Josh Willert ...... 6 1989 Dave Schwartz ...... 2 1967 Ed Hauk ...... 2.16 1995 Colby Craig ...... 136.2 1962 Jack Anderson ...... 12 1996 R.Conners-Copeland ...... 8 1988 Anthony Osburn ...... 4 1966 John Clay ...... 3.39 1994 Matt Pool ...... 111.0 1961 Tony Migliaccio ...... 12 Anthony Dellamano ...... 8 1987 Dan Hubert ...... 8 1965 Rich Smith ...... 3.96 1993 Cam Bullock ...... 106.2

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NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 1979 West Regional INDIVIDUAL BATTING TOTAL BASES UC Davis 7, Chapman 6 Game Greg Gaunt vs. Hayward, 3/27/98 ...... 13 2003 Nationals in Montgomery, Ala. Cal Poly Pomona 3, UC Davis 1 BATTING AVG. Sam Viney, vs. Nevada, 1971 Kennesaw State (Ga.) 9, UC Davis 5 UC Davis 6, Chapman 3 Season (Min. 70 AB) Season Robby Tulk, 2004 ...... 133 UC Davis 5, Abilene Christian (Texas) 3 Cal Poly Pomona 8, UC Davis 7 Sam Viney, 1971 ...... (32-for-74) .4324 Career Robby Tulk, 2001-04 ...... 388 Franklin Pierce (N.H.) 5, UC Davis 3 Cal Poly Pomona won regional John Nedderman, 1947 ...... (38-for-88) .4318 UC DAVIS FINISHED T-5TH Season (Min. 100 AB) HOME RUNS Central Missouri State won national 1978 West Regional Dave Nix, 1995 ...... 401 Game Greg Gaunt vs. Hayward, 3/27/98 ...... 3 San Diego 9, UC Davis 4 Career (4 yr)-Jack Anderson, 1961-64 ...... 348 Season Steve Roberts, 1986 ...... 16 2003 West Regional in Hays, Kan. San Diego 4, UC Davis 3 Career (3 yr)-John LeBeau, 1984-86 ...... 360 Career (4 yr) - Don Briggs, 1974-77 ...... 27 UC Davis 12, Sonoma State 8 UC Davis 9, Chico State 6 Career (2 yr)-Rich Watts, 1993-94 ...... 384 Career (3 yr) - Steve Roberts, 1985-87 ...... 32 UC Davis 3, Fort Hays State (Kan.) 0 San Diego won regional Career (2 yr) - Sam Viney, 1969, ’71 ...... 17 UC Davis 5, Sonoma State 0 GAMES UC DAVIS WON REGIONAL NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES: 7 Season Tony Schifano, 1995 ...... 63 RUNS BATTED IN NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCES: 2 Career Robby Tulk, 2001-04 ...... 210 Game Dan Overholt at Cal State L.A., 3/5/99 ...... 7 1995 Nationals in Montgomery, Ala. Tim Adams vs. Hayward, 1997 UC Davis 12, New Haven (Conn.) 9 OVERALL NCAA RECORD: 15-13 AT BATS Al Gardner, vs. Fresno State, 1971 Georgia College 10, UC Davis 4 RECORD AT NATIONALS: 2-4 Season Matt Kamigawachi, 2003 ...... 248 Season John LeBeau, 1985 ...... 66 Central Missouri State 15, UC Davis 8 Career Matt Kamigawachi, 2001-04 ...... 798 Career (4 yr) - Don Briggs, 1974-77 ...... 133 UC DAVIS FINISHED T-5TH CCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS Career (3 yr) - John LeBeau, 1984-86 ...... 153 Florida Southern won national RUNS Career (2 yr) - Rich Watts, 1993-94 ...... 106 2003 CCAA Tournament in Chico, Calif. Game Matt Zumstein vs. Pacifi c (Ore.), 3/1/99 ...... 5 1995 West Regional in Davis, Calif. UC Davis 14, Chico State 1 Sam Viney, vs. Stanislaus, 1969 WALKS UC Davis 3, San Francisco State 1 Sonoma State 17, UC Davis 4 Season Jason Shapiro, 1994 ...... 72 Game Matt Zumstein, vs. Riverside, 5/7/99 ...... 4 UC Riverside 3, UC Davis 0 Chico State 6, UC Davis 4 Jim Grant, 1985 Carl Velleno vs. Pacifi c (Ore.), 3/1/99 UC Davis 3, UC Riverside 1 Career Jason Shapiro, 1991-94 ...... 204 Jason Shapiro, vs. USF, 1992 UC Davis 7, UC Riverside 6 2002 CCAA Tournament in Chico, Calif. Kevin Elam, vs. Chico, 1991 UC DAVIS WON REGIONAL UC Davis 8, Grand Canyon 5 HITS Guy Kissner, vs. Lewis & Clark, 1975 UC Davis 4, Chico State 1 Game Greg Gaunt vs. Pacifi c (Ore.), 3/1/99 ...... 6 Sam Viney, vs. San Jose State, 1971 1994 West Regional in Riverside, Calif. Cal St. San Bernardino 13, UC Davis 12 Clay Sigg, vs. Nevada, 1972 Rick Yenovkian, vs. Sonoma, 1970 UC Davis 7, Cal St. Dominguez Hills 5 Cal St. San Bernardino 11, UC Davis 9 Season Dave Nix, 1995 ...... 95 Chris Mietus, vs. San Francisco, 1970 UC Riverside 12, UC Davis 9 Career (4-yr) - Matt Kamigawachi, 2001-04 ...... 266 Steve Weiss, vs. UC Berkeley, 1960 UC Davis 9, UC Riverside 5 1999 CCAA Tournament in Chico, Calif. Career (3 yr) - John LeBeau, 1984-86 ...... 196 Jerry Hinsdale, vs. UC Berkeley, 1959 UC Riverside 9, UC Davis 3 Chico State 5, UC Davis 3 Career (2 yr) - Rich Watts, 1993-94 ...... 136 Season Jim Grant, 1985 ...... 59 UC Riverside won regional UC Riverside 15, UC Davis 4 Career Jason Shapiro, 1991-94 ...... 148 DOUBLES 1993 West Regional in San Luis Obispo, Calif. CCAA TOURNEY APPEARANCES: 3 Game Dustin Soderman, 4/29/03 ...... 3 STOLEN BASES UC Davis 15, Cal Poly Pomona 14 CCAA TOURNEY RECORD: 3-6 Andrew Reisinger, 2/21/03 Game Joe Massucco, vs. S.F. State, 1994 ...... 5 Cal Poly 16, UC Davis 9 Matt Zumstein vs. Pacifi c (Ore.), 3/1/99 Season Jason Shapiro, 1994 ...... 43 UC Davis 9, Cal Poly 5 Casey Cote vs. Sonoma, 4/25/98 Career Jason Shapiro, 1991-94 ...... 106 Cal Poly 6, UC Davis 1 Sanjay Sharma, vs. Sonoma, 1993 Cal Poly won regional, fi nished 2nd nationally Jim Saunders, vs. Nevada, 1979 2006 AGGIES IN CAPS Don Briggs, vs. Saint Mary’s, 1974 Marks in bold set in 2005 1990 West Regional Gary Schlagenhauf, vs. Cal State L.A., 1970 UC Riverside 12, UC Davis 11 Robin Rivett, vs. Sonoma, 1967 UC Davis 13, Cal St. Northridge 5 Season Jim Saunders, 1979 ...... 24 UC Riverside 8, UC Davis 7 Career Robby Tulk, 2001-04 ...... 52 Northridge won regional, fi nished 2nd nationally TRIPLES Game Dwight Barker, vs. Mather AFB, 1953 ...... 3 Season Jason Wright, 1990 ...... 8 Career Jason Wright, 1989-92 ...... 14

PROGRAM HISTORY -- 30 -- -- 31 -- PROGRAM HISTORY SCHOOL RECORDS SCHOOL RECORDS

INDIVIDUAL BATTING, cont. DOUBLES INDIVIDUAL PITCHING LOSSES Game vs. Cal Poly, 4/17/05 ...... 9 Season 1987 ...... 34 RBI IN INNING Season 2003 ...... 125 WINS Darren Rounsaville, vs. Pacifi c, 1991 ...... 6 TRIPLES Season Matt Pool, 1994 ...... 13 COMPLETE GAMES TIMES REACHED BASE IN GAME Game vs. Stanislaus, 4/18/98 ...... 4 Career (4 yr) Steve Brown, 1975-78 ...... 23 Season 1976 ...... 28 Jai Khanna, vs. Pacifi c, 1991 ...... 6 Season 1995 ...... 21 Career (3 yr) Justin Reid, 1997-99 ...... 19 Clay Sigg, vs. Nevada, 1972 HOME RUNS Matt Pool, 1992-94 ...... 19 SHUTOUTS Sam Viney, vs. Nevada, 1971 Game at Nevada, 5/17/94 ...... 5 Career (2 yr) Colby Craig, 1994-95 ...... 20 Season 1996 ...... 10 HIT BY PITCH (Shapiro 2, Cook, Morris, Watts) Season David Butterworth, 2003 ...... 21 vs. Chico, 1989 GAMES SAVES Career Jason Shapiro, 1991-94 ...... 56 (Buck 2, Elam, Crutchley, Soares) Season Travis Bearden, 2003 ...... 24 Season 2004 ...... 15 SACRIFICES vs. Stanford, 1975 Career Neal Swank, 1993-96 ...... 65 1994 ...... 15 Season Matt Sparks, 1995 & 1997 ...... 18 (Lautze 2, Briggs 2, Town) SLUGGING PCT. Season 1985 ...... 62 LOSSES EARNED RUN AVERAGE Season Sam Viney, 1971 ...... 959 WALKS Season Lee Jackson, 1970 ...... 9 Season 1970 ...... 2.77 GRAND SLAMS Game vs Lewis and Clark, 1975 ...... 22 Career Jason Shapiro, 1991-94 ...... 2 Season 1991 ...... 294 SAVES STRIKEOUTS Jai Khanna, 1990-93 STOLEN BASES Season Joel Needham, 2004 ...... 8 Game 2/22/91 vs Stanislaus ...... 20 Gary Schlagenhauf, 1967-70 Game vs. Hayward, 3/28/98 ...... 9 Neal Swank, 1994 Season 2002 ...... 387 Sam Viney, 1969, ’71 vs. Saint Mary’s, 2/25/96 Dan Hubert, 1987 HITTING STREAK Season 1993 ...... 144 Career Chris Stromberg, 1981-84 ...... 15 LOW-HIT GAMES Career Greg Morris, 1993 ...... 30 STRIKEOUTS (Hitters) HITS IN DOUBLEHEADER Game at UC Berkeley, 5/4/99 ...... 15 COMPLETE GAMES NO HITTERS Jack Anderson, vs. Hayward, 1964 ...... 8 Season 1999 ...... 394 Season Steve Brown, 1979 ...... 11 Dave McKae, RBI IN DOUBLEHEADER HIT BY PITCH Career Steve Brown, 1975-79 ...... 34 vs. Fort Hays State, 5/17/03 Casey Cote vs. Sonoma, 4/25/98 ...... 8 Game vs San Jose State, 2/26/91 ...... 6 (9 innings, won 3-0 in NCAA West Regional) Jack Anderson, vs. Hayward, 1964 Season 1994 ...... 78 EARNED RUN AVG. (Min. 1 IP/Team Game) Dave Schwartz, vs. S.F. State, 4/14/90 TOTAL BASES IN DOUBLEHEADER SACRIFICES Season Tom Grovhoug, 1972 (54.2 IP) ...... 1.15 (7 innings, won 2-1) Sam Viney, vs. Nevada, 1971 ...... 15 Game* (2x) last vs. Hayward, 3/6/95 ...... 5 Career (4 yr) Fred Parker, 1967-70 (181.0 IP) ...... 2.24 Brian Buckley, vs. Stanislaus, 2/17/79 Jack Anderson, vs. Hayward, 1964 Season 2003 ...... 66 Career (3 yr) Justin Reid, 1997-99 (267.0 IP) ...... 2.73 (7 innings, won 2-0) Career (2 yr) Rob Stewart, 1971-72 (181.0 IP) ...... 2.33 Ed Newell, vs. San Jose St., 1967 MISCELLANEOUS * Some team game stats available since ’93 (7 innings, lost 1-0) INNINGS PITCHED FIELDING CHANCES WITHOUT ERROR (2B-3B-SS) MISCELLANEOUS Season Colby Craig, 1995 ...... 136.2 ONE-HITTERS Tony Schifano, 1995 ...... 103 Career John Clay, 1966-68 & 1970 ...... 318.1 Vince DeCoito, vs. Grand Canyon, 3/27/04 CONSECUTIVE WINS (9 innings, won 4-1) TEAM BATTING 2004 ...... 16 STRIKEOUTS Ryan Conners-Copeland, vs. Chico, 4/13/96 CONSECUTIVE CONFERENCE WINS Game (9 inn) Ed Newell, vs. Sonoma, 1967 ...... 18 (7 innings, won 3-0) BATTING AVERAGE 2004 ...... 20 Game (7 inn) John Clay, vs. Sonoma, 1967 ...... 15 Mike Prelock, vs. Hayward, 3/4/95 Season 2004 ...... 332 LONGEST GAME (Innings) (7 innings, won 4-0) GAMES Season Justin Reid, 1999 ...... 125 vs. Chico, 1966 (L, 7-5) ...... 17 Ryan Greene, vs. Cal St. L.A., 2/18/95 Season 1995 ...... 63 Career (4 yr) John Clay, 1966-68, ’70 ...... 275 DOUBLE PLAYS (Defensively) (7 innings, won 9-0) AT BATS Career (3 yr) Justin Reid, 1997-99 ...... 329 1994 ...... 62 Mike Prelock, vs. S.F. State, 1993 Game* vs. Hawaii-Hilo, 4/17/95 ...... 58 Career (2 yr) Rudy Taub, 1989-90 ...... 126 (7 innings, won 9-0) Season 1995 ...... 2,039 FIELDING PERCENTAGE (Season) 1996 ...... 976 Roger McKay, vs. Hayward, 1974 RUNS GAMES STARTED (7 innings, won 1-0) Inning vs. Univ. of Pacifi c, 1991 (15th inn.) ...... 15 Season Colby Craig, 1995 ...... 18 Ross Merritt, vs. Hayward, 1972 Game vs. Pacifi c (Ore.), 3/1/99 ...... 26 Career Andy Craig, 1990-93 ...... 44 2006 AGGIES IN CAPS (7 innings, won 1-0) vs. Lewis & Clark, 1975 Mike Sloss, vs. Humboldt, 1962 Season 1993 ...... 458 Marks in bold set in 2005 TEAM PITCHING (9 innings, won 1-0) HITS VICTORIES Bill Lovelace, vs. Chico, 1952 Inning vs. Univ. of Pacifi c, 1991 (15th inn.) ...... 11 Season 1994 ...... 47 (7 innings, lost 2-1) Game vs. Pacifi c (Ore.), 3/1/99 ...... 26 Season 2003 ...... 629

PROGRAM HISTORY -- 32 -- -- 33 -- PROGRAM HISTORY SEASON TOP 10 LISTS SEASON TOP 10 LISTS

BATTING DOUBLES PITCHING EARNED RUN AVERAGE 1. Jim Saunders, 1979 ...... 24 (Min. 1 IP per team game) BATTING AVG. (Min. 100 AB) T2. Ryan Coultas, 2003 ...... 20 VICTORIES 1. Tom Grovhoug, 1972 ...... 1.15 1. Dave Nix, 1995 ...... 401 T2. Dave Nix, 1995 ...... 20 1. Matt Pool, 1994 ...... 13 2. Rob Stewart, 1971 ...... 1.39 2. Steve Keeney, 1982 ...... 3938 T4. Robby Tulk, 2003 ...... 19 T2. Colby Craig, 1994 ...... 11 3. Fred Parker, 1970 ...... 1.61 3. Rich Watts, 1994 ...... 3935 T4. Dennis Flippen, 2002 ...... 19 T2. Gary Rowe, 1984 ...... 11 4. Luke Steidlmayer, 2001 ...... 1.73 4. Carl Velleno, 1999 ...... 388 6. Carl Velleno, 1999 ...... 18 T2. Steve Brown, 1978 ...... 11 5. John Clay, 1970 ...... 1.822 5. Jerry Reedy, 1974 ...... 383 T7. Matt Kamigawachi, 2004 ...... 17 T5. Greg Bruso, 2002 ...... 10 6. Justin Reid, 1998 ...... 1.823 6. Ryan Coultas, 2002 ...... 379 T7. Andrew Reisinger, 2003 ...... 17 T5. Luke Steidlmayer, 2001 ...... 10 7. Colby Craig, 1994 ...... 1.935 7. Dennis Flippen, 2000 ...... 377 T7. Matt Kamigawachi, 2002 ...... 17 T6. MICHAEL POTTER, 2003 ...... 9 8. Earl Koberlein, 1963 ...... 1.941 8. Bill Barker, 1975 ...... 376 T7. Nolan Sturgeon, 2000 ...... 17 T6. Neal Swank, 1996 ...... 9 9. Greg Bruso, 2002 ...... 1.942 9. John LeBeau, 1985 ...... 3744 T7. Chris Stretch, 2000 ...... 17 T6. Colby Craig, 1995 ...... 9 10. Ed Hauk, 1967 ...... 2.16 10. Troy Hess, 1993 ...... 3737 T7. Warren Buck, 1990 ...... 17 T6. Mike Prelock, 1994 ...... 9 T6. Brian Buckley, 1979 ...... 9 STRIKEOUTS RUNS TRIPLES T6. Ross Merritt, 1972 ...... 9 1. Justin Reid, 1999 ...... 125 T1. Jason Shapiro, 1994 ...... 72 T1. David Gordon, 2000 ...... 8 2. Justin Reid, 1997 ...... 113 T1. Jim Grant, 1985 ...... 72 T1. Jason Wright, 1990 ...... 8 SAVES 3. Luke Steidlmayer, 2001 ...... 106 3. Jason Shapiro, 1993 ...... 69 T3. Dave LeBeau, 1982 ...... 6 T1. Joel Needham, 2004 ...... 8 4. John Clay, 1970 ...... 104 T4. Matt Kamigawachi, 2002 ...... 62 T3. Rich Martini, 1976 ...... 6 T1. Neal Swank, 1994 ...... 8 5. Brian Buckley, 1979 ...... 102 T4. Dave Ray, 1993 ...... 62 T3. Rick Hennes, 1971 ...... 6 T1. Dan Hubert, 1987 ...... 8 T6. Dave McKae, 2005 ...... 100 6. Dan Overholt, 1999 ...... 58 T6. Robby Tulk, 2004 ...... 5 T4. DAVE McKAE, 2002 ...... 7 T6. Luke Steidlmayer, 2002 ...... 100 T7. Brad Sanfi lippo, 1997 ...... 56 T6. Ryan Coultas, 2002 ...... 5 T4. Bill Brelsford, 1996 ...... 7 T6. Greg Bruso, 2002 ...... 100 T7. Chris Walsh, 1994 ...... 56 T6. Dan Overholt, 1999 ...... 5 T6. Joel Needham, 2003 ...... 6 9. Justin Reid, 1998 ...... 91 T7. Rich Martini, 1976 ...... 56 T6. Brad Sanfi lippo, 1997 ...... 5 T6. Tony Franchi, 1993 ...... 6 10. Steve Brown, 1978 ...... 83 10. Robby Tulk, 2004 ...... 54 T6. Tony Schifano, 1995 ...... 5 T6. Jim Bowin, 1977 ...... 6 T6. Dave Nix, 1995 ...... 5 T9. Tony Franchi, 1992 ...... 5 INNINGS PITCHED HITS T6. Ron Conway, 1964 ...... 5 T9. Aaron Patella, 1991 ...... 5 1. Colby Craig, 1995 ...... 136.2 1. Dave Nix, 1995 ...... 95 T9. Kevin Grindy, 1990 ...... 5 2. Brian Buckley, 1979 ...... 116.2 2. Rich Watts, 1994 ...... 85 HOME RUNS T9. Phil Staehle, 1982 ...... 5 3. Steve Brown, 1978 ...... 116.0 3. Matt Kamigawachi, 2003 ...... 82 1. Steve Roberts, 1986 ...... 16 4. Matt Pool, 1994 ...... 111.0 4. Dave Ray, 1993 ...... 81 T2. Dennis Flippen, 2000 ...... 13 5. John Clay, 1970 ...... 108.2 5. Matt Kamigawachi, 2002 ...... 80 T2. Carl Velleno, 1997 ...... 13 6. Dave McKae, 2005 ...... 107.1 6. Tony Schifano, 1997 ...... 79 T2. John LeBeau, 1985 ...... 13 7. Gary Rowe, 1984 ...... 107.0 7. Dennis Flippen, 2002 ...... 77 T2. Jim Grant, 1985 ...... 13 8. Cam Bullock, 1993 ...... 106.2 T8. Matt Kamigawachi, 2004 ...... 76 T2. Steve Roberts, 1985 ...... 13 9. Mike Prelock, 1994 ...... 104.2 T8. Greg Morris, 1993 ...... 76 7. Lee Wilcox, 1976 ...... 12 10. Dave Rose, 1972 ...... 104.0 T10. Robby Tulk, 2004 ...... 74 T8. Robby Tulk, 2004 ...... 11 T10. Ryan Coultas, 2002 ...... 74 T8. David Butterworth, 2003 ...... 11 2006 AGGIES IN CAPS T10. Robby Tulk, 2002 ...... 74 T8. Dennis Flippen, 2002 ...... 11 Marks in bold set in 2005 T10. Greg Morris, 1994 ...... 74 T8. Sam Viney, 1971 ...... 11 T10. Jim Saunders, 1979 ...... 74 T8. Tim Nelson, 1981 ...... 11

RUNS BATTED IN STOLEN BASES 1. John LeBeau, 1985 ...... 66 1. Jason Shapiro, 1994 ...... 43 2. Rich Watts, 1994 ...... 63 2. Jason Shapiro, 1993 ...... 38 T3. Troy Hess, 1993 ...... 60 3. Tony Schifano, 1997 ...... 35 T3. Steve Roberts, 1986 ...... 60 T4. Tony Schifano, 1996 ...... 34 5. Greg Morris, 1993 ...... 57 T4. Dave Ray, 1993 ...... 34 6. Tim Nelson, 1981 ...... 53 6. Jim Grant, 1985 ...... 32 T7. Robby Tulk, 2004 ...... 50 T7. Matt Sparks, 1995 ...... 29 Remarkably, Justin Reid’s 1999 T7. Dennis Flippen, 2002 ...... 50 T7. Matt Lefer, 1992 ...... 29 school record of 125 strikeouts was T7. Carl Velleno, 1999 ...... 50 T9. John Lucido, 1978 ...... 26 set in a mere 94.1 innings pitched. T7. Jai Khanna, 1993 ...... 50 T9. Rich Martini, 1976 ...... 26 He ranked 11th in Division II in T7. Tim Adams, 1997 ...... 50 strikeout ratio (11.9) that year. 2006 AGGIES IN CAPS Marks in bold set in 2005

PROGRAM HISTORY -- 34 -- -- 35 -- PROGRAM HISTORY CAREER TOP 10 LISTS CAREER TOP 10 LISTS

BATTING RUNS BATTED IN WALKS PITCHING 1. John LeBeau, 1984-86 ...... 153 1. Jason Shapiro, 1991-94 ...... 148 GAMES 2. Matt Kamigawachi, 2001-04 ...... 136 2. Don Briggs, 1974-77 ...... 141 VICTORIES 1. Robby Tulk, 2001-04 ...... 210 3. Don Briggs, 1974-77 ...... 133 3. Kevin Elam, 1988-91 ...... 121 T1. Luke Steidlmayer, 2000-02 ...... 23 2. Matt Kamigawachi, 2001-04 ...... 202 4. Robby Tulk, 2001-04 ...... 125 4. Robby Tulk, 2001-04 ...... 108 T1. Steve Brown, 1975-78 ...... 23 3. Jason Shapiro, 1991-94 ...... 200 5. Carl Velleno, 1996-99 ...... 123 5. John LeBeau, 1984-86 ...... 106 T3. MICHAEL POTTER, 2003- ...... 21 4. Tony Schifano, 1994-97 ...... 194 6. Steve Roberts, 1985-87 ...... 121 T3. Dave McKae, 2002-05 ...... 21 T5. Jai Khanna, 1990-93 ...... 192 6. Rich Lautze, 1972-75 ...... 105 7. Jason Wright, 1989-92 ...... 119 7. Chris Walsh, 1992-95 ...... 103 T3. Neal Swank, 1993-96 ...... 21 T5. Don Briggs, 1974-77 ...... 192 8. Chris Walsh, 1992-95 ...... 117 8. Matt Zumstein, 1996-99 ...... 102 T3. Andy Craig, 1990-93 ...... 21 T7. Andy Reisinger, 2001-04 ...... 186 9. Greg Carlson, 1995-98 ...... 113 9. Rick Hennes, 1971-74 ...... 100 T7. Colby Craig, 1994-95 ...... 20 T7. Matt Zumstein, 1996-99 ...... 186 10. Dennis Flippen, 1999-2002 ...... 112 9. Chris Walsh, 1992-95 ...... 179 10. Chris Mietus, 1967-70 ...... 98 T7. Mike Prelock, 1992-95 ...... 20 T7. Mike Moroski, 1976-79 ...... 20 T10. Joe Massucco, 1991-94 ...... 176 DOUBLES T10. Rick Hennes, 1971-74 ...... 176 1. Robby Tulk, 2001-04 ...... 52 STOLEN BASES T2. Matt Kamigawachi, 2001-04 ...... 50 1. Jason Shapiro, 1991-94 ...... 106 SAVES AT BATS T2. Don Briggs, 1974-77 ...... 50 2. Tony Schifano, 1994-97 ...... 86 1. Chris Stromberg, 1981-84 ...... 15 1. Matt Kamigawachi, 2001-04 ...... 798 4. Jason Shapiro, 1991-94 ...... 49 3. Matt Zumstein, 1996-99 ...... 58 2. Joel Needham, 2002-04 ...... 14 2. Robby Tulk, 2001-04 ...... 781 T5. Nolan Sturgeon, 1997-2000 ...... 43 4. Joe Massucco, 1991-94 ...... 57 3. Dave McKae, 2002-05 ...... 13 3. Jai Khanna, 1990-93 ...... 696 T5. Carl Velleno, 1996-99 ...... 43 5. Matt Sparks, 1994-97 ...... 54 4. Neal Swank, 1993-96 ...... 12 T4. Tony Schifano, 1994-97 ...... 678 7. Ryan Coultas, 2002-04 ...... 41 6. Dave Ray, 1992-93 ...... 50 5. Tony Franchi, 1990-93 ...... 11 T4. Jason Shapiro, 1991-94 ...... 678 T8. Andrew Reisinger, 2001-04 ...... 39 T7. Jim Grant, 1984-85 ...... 44 6. Sam Nickelson, 1997-2000 ...... 10 6. Don Briggs, 1974-77 ...... 667 T8. Greg Carlson, 1995-98 ...... 39 T7. Matt Lefer, 1990-92 ...... 44 7. Bill Brelsford, 1993-96 ...... 9 7. Rick Hennes, 1971-74 ...... 620 T8. John LeBeau, 1984-86 ...... 39 9. Rich Martini, 1975-77 ...... 42 8. Dan Hubert, 1987 ...... 8 8. Matt Zumstein, 1996-99 ...... 596 10. Jim Saunders, 1979-80 ...... 38 9. Aaron Patella, 1988-’89, 1991 ...... 7 9. Jason Wright, 1989-92 ...... 590 T10. Adam Wilson, 2000-01 ...... 40 T10. Jeff Ellis, 1993-96 ...... 40 T10. Mike Prelock, 1992-95 ...... 6 10. Nolan Sturgeon, 1997-2000 ...... 567 TRIPLES T10. Don Briggs, 1974-77 ...... 40 T10. David Rose, 1972-73 ...... 6 1. Jason Wright, 1989-92 ...... 14 RUNS T10. John Lucido, 1978-80 ...... 40 T2. Rick Hennes, 1971-74 ...... 13 GAMES PITCHED 1. Jason Shapiro, 1991-94 ...... 204 T2. Jai Khanna, 1990-93 ...... 13 1. Dave McKae, 2002-05 ...... 68 2. Robby Tulk, 2001-04 ...... 175 4. Tony Schifano, 1994-97 ...... 12 HIT BY PITCH 2. Neal Swank, 1993-96 ...... 65 3. Don Briggs, 1974-77 ...... 160 T5. Ryan Coultas, 2002-04 ...... 10 1. Jason Shapiro, 1991-94 ...... 56 4. Jason Wright, 1989-92 ...... 155 T5. Robby Tulk, 2001-04 ...... 10 2. Carl Velleno, 1996-99 ...... 49 3. Andy Craig, 1990-93 ...... 61 5. Matt Zumstein, 1996-99 ...... 147 T5. Jack Anderson, 1961-64 ...... 10 3. David Butterworth, 2003-05 ...... 40 4. Tony Franchi, 1990-93 ...... 60 6. Rick Hennes, 1971-74 ...... 146 T8. Dan Overholt, 1997-99 ...... 9 4. Chris Walsh, 1992-95 ...... 39 T5. Greg Bruso, 1999-2002 ...... 55 T7. Tony Schifano, 1994-97 ...... 135 T8. Ron Conway, 1962-64 ...... 9 5. Matt Sparks, 1994-97 ...... 22 T5. Mike Prelock, 1992-95 ...... 55 T7. John LeBeau, 1984-86 ...... 135 6. Jeff Ellis, 1993-96 ...... 21 7 Jeff Myers, 1983-’85, 1987 ...... 53 9. Matt Kamigawachi, 2001-04 ...... 132 HOME RUNS T7. Dan Overholt, 1997-99 ...... 19 8. Steve Brown, 1975-78 ...... 51 10. Jai Khanna, 1990-93 ...... 127 1. Steve Roberts, 1985-87 ...... 32 T7. Matt Zumstein, 1996-99 ...... 19 9. Julio Marquez, 2000-03 ...... 50 2. Dennis Flippen, 1999-2002 ...... 29 T9. Wayne Alger, 1993-96 ...... 18 T10. Pete Soskin, 2002-05 ...... 49 HITS 3. Don Briggs, 1974-77 ...... 27 T10. Cam Bullock, 1990-93 ...... 49 1. Matt Kamigawachi, 2001-04 ...... 266 T9. Dave Ray, 1992-93 ...... 18 T4. Carl Velleno, 1996-99 ...... 23 T10. Dave Schwartz, 1989-91 ...... 49 2. Robby Tulk, 2001-04 ...... 253 T4. John LeBeau, 1984-86 ...... 23 T3. Tony Schifano, 1994-97 ...... 214 6. Robby Tulk, 2001-04 ...... 21 BATTING AVG. (Min. 300 AB) T3. Don Briggs, 1974-77 ...... 214 1. Rich Watts, 1993-1994 ...... 384 (136/354) 2006 AGGIES IN CAPS 7. Jason Shapiro, 1991-94 ...... 19 Marks in bold set in 2005 5. Jason Shapiro, 1991-94 ...... 211 T8. Gary Schlagenhauf, 1967-70 ...... 18 2. Dave Nix, 1993-1996 ...... 374 (115/300) 6. Jason Wright, 1989-92 ...... 201 T8. Chris Mietus, 1967-70 ...... 18 3. Steve Keeney, 1981-1982 ...... 370 (127/343) 7. Jai Khanna, 1990-93 ...... 200 T10. Sam Viney, 1969 & 1971 ...... 17 4. Tim Nelson, 1981-1982 ...... 366 (117/320) 8. John LeBeau, 1984-86 ...... 196 T10. Jim Grant, 1984-85 ...... 17 5. John LeBeau, 1984-1986 ...... 360 (196/545) 9. Matt Zumstein, 1996-99 ...... 193 6. Jim Saunders, 1979-1980 ...... 351 (131/373) 10. Rick Hennes, 1971-74 ...... 191 2006 AGGIES IN CAPS 7. Adam Wilson, 2000-01 ...... 347 (131/375) Marks in bold set in 2005 8. Jack Anderson, 1961-1964 ...... 348 (121/348) 9. Rich Martini, 1975-1977 ...... 347 (132/380) 10. Dennis Flippen, 1999-2002 ...... 344 (180/523)

PROGRAM HISTORY -- 36 -- -- 37 -- PROGRAM HISTORY CAREER TOP 10 LISTS YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS

PITCHING, cont. SHUTOUTS Overall League Overall League 1. Greg Bruso, 1999-2002 ...... 7 Year Coach W-L-T Pct. W-L-T Year Coach W-L-T Pct. W-L-T GAMES STARTED 2. Ryan Conners-Copeland, 1995-98 ...... 5 1938 Hickey 7-7 .500 no league 1985 Swimley 30-19 .612 20-10 (T1st) 1. Greg Bruso, 1999-2002 ...... 49 3. Dave McKae, 2002-05 ...... 4 1939 Hickey 9-16 .360 no league 1986 Swimley 26-22 .542 16-14 (2nd) 2. Andy Craig, 1990-93 ...... 44 T4. Colby Craig, 1994-95 ...... 3 1940 Hickey 5-9 .357 no league 1987 Swimley 16-34 .320 8-27 (5th) 3. John Clay, 1966-68, 1970 ...... 42 T4. Andy Craig, 1990-93 ...... 3 1941 Hickey 3-7 .300 no league 1988 Swimley 22-29-1 .433 15-12 (3rd) T4. MICHAEL POTTER, 2003- ...... 40 T4. Rudy Taub, 1989-90 ...... 3 1942 Hickey 5-8-1 .393 no league 1989 Swimley 23-29-2 .444 16-14 (3rd) T4. Steve Brown, 1975-78 ...... 40 T4. Steve Brown, 1975-78 ...... 3 1943 (No season - World War II) 1990 Swimley 29-25-2 .536 21-9 (T1st) T4. Lee Jackson, 1968-71 ...... 40 T4. John Clay, 1966-68, 1970 ...... 3 T7. Justin Reid, 1997-99 ...... 37 T4. Fred Parker, 1967-70 ...... 3 1944 (No season - World War II) 1991 Swimley 26-26 .500 17-12 (3rd) T7. Mike Prelock, 1992-95 ...... 37 1945 (No season - World War II) 1992 Swimley 27-18 .600 20-10 (2nd) T8. Julio Marquez, 2000-2003 ...... 36 ERA (Min. 125 Innings) 1946 Hickey 1-14 .077 no league 1993 Swimley 43-14 .754 30-5 (1st) T8. Luke Steidlmayer, 2000-02 ...... 36 1. Fred Parker, 1967-’70 ...... 2.25 (180.1ip) 1947 Hickey 12-12 .500 3-4 (4th) 1994 Swimley 47-12 .797 32-3 (1st) T8. Mike Moroski, 1976-79 ...... 36 2. Rob Stewart, 1971-’72 ...... 2.33 (181.2ip) 1948 Hickey 7-14 .333 3-5 (3rd) 1995 Swimley 31-32 .492 21-14 (2nd) 3. Ed Newell, 1967-’70 ...... 2.38 (136.0ip) 1949 Boyer 6-19 .240 6-6 (T3rd) 1996 Swimley 34-22 .607 24-11 (2nd) INNINGS PITCHED 4. Dave McKae, 2002-05 ...... 2.65 (265.0ip) 1950 Boyer 9-17 .346 4-6 (T3rd) 1997 Swimley 29-27 .518 20-15 (3rd) 1. John Clay, 1966-68, 1970 ...... 318.1 5. John Clay, 1966-68, 1970 ...... 2.69 (318.1ip) 2. Steve Brown, 1975-78 ...... 315.0 1951 Boyer 10-10 .500 7-1 (1st) 1998 Swimley 22-22-1 .500 20-15 (3rd) 6. Oscar Pacheco, 1975-’76 ...... 2.73 (125.1ip) 1952 Boyer 2-16 .111 1-5 (4th) 1999 Swimley 32-25 .561 21-18 (5th) 3. Greg Bruso, 1999-2002 ...... 304.2 7. Justin Reid, 1997-’99 ...... 2.73 (267.0ip) 1953 Lotter 7-14 .333 2-4 (4th) 2000 Swimley 26-27 .491 20-19 (7th) 4. Andy Craig, 1990-93 ...... 291.2 8. Colby Craig, 1994-’95 ...... 2.74 (229.2ip) 5. Lee Jackson, 1968-71 ...... 290.2 9. Brad Mettler, 1982-’83 ...... 2.76 (192.1ip) 1954 Lotter 8-18 .307 2-8 (6th) 2001 Swimley 26-28 .481 19-18 (6th) 6. Mike Prelock, 1992-95 ...... 278.2 10. Jim Crawford, 1970-’73 ...... 2.83 (162.1ip) 1955 Lotter 9-16 .360 2-8 (6th) 2002 Swimley 33-26 .559 25-15 (2nd) 7. Justin Reid, 1997-99 ...... 267.0 1956 Lotter 4-18 .181 2-8 (6th) 2003 Peters 36-24 .600 24-14 (3rd) 8. Dave McKae, 2002-05 ...... 265.0 WINNING PCT. (Min. 10 decisions) 1957 Lotter 11-18 .379 2-8 (6th) 2004 Peters 37-15-1 .708 32-7-1 (1st-rs) 9. MICHAEL POTTER, 2003- ...... 264.1 1. Tom Grovhoug, 1971-73 ...... 800 (12-3) 1958 Lotter 6-14 .300 1-9 (6th) 2005 Peters 27-29 .482 — 10. Luke Steidlmayer, 2000-02 ...... 262.0 2. Matt Pool, 1992-94 ...... 792 (19-5) 1959 Stromgren 7-12 .368 1-7 (6th) 3. Ross Merritt, 1971-72 ...... 750 (15-5) 1960 Sells 3-16 .158 1-9 (6th) STRIKEOUTS COACHES RECORDS (since 1938) 4. Tony Franchi, 1990-93 ...... 750 (12-4) 1961 Lakie 7-12 .368 3-7 (6th) 1. Justin Reid, 1997-99 ...... 329 Overall League 5. Justin Reid, 1997-99 ...... 731 (19-7) 1962 Lakie 5-20 .200 3-7 (5th) 2. John Clay, 1966-68, 1970 ...... 275 6. Barry Biggerstaff, 1976 ...... 727 ( 8-3) Coaches (Yrs.) W-L-T W-L-T 3. Luke Steidlmayer, 2000- 02 ...... 269 1963 Lakie 12-12 .500 6-4 (3rd) 7. Gary Rowe, 1984 & 1986 ...... 720 (18-7) Rex Peters 100-68-1 56-21-1 ...... 1964 Lakie 12-16 .429 5-6 (4th) 4. Dave McKae, 2002-05 261 8. Colby Craig, 1994-95 ...... 714 (20-8) (2003-Present) (.594) (.724) 5. Greg Bruso, 1999-2002 ...... 250 9. Cam Bullock, 1990-93 ...... 696 (16-7) 1965 Lakie 6-20 .231 2-8 (7th) Phil Swimley 902-832-15 586-414-2 6. Steve Brown, 1975-78 ...... 238 10. Oscar Pacheco, 1975-76 ...... 692 ( 9-4) 1966 Swimley 7-26 .212 3-9 (6th) (1966-76, ’78-’02) (.520) (.586) 7. Lee Jackson, 1968-71 ...... 228 [VINCE DeCOITO, 2003- ...... 733 (11-4)] 1967 Swimley 18-15 .545 8-6 (2nd) 8. MICHAEL POTTER, 2003- ...... 182 [MICHAEL POTTER, 2003- ...... 656 (21-11)] 1968 Swimley 14-20 .412 6-8 (T4th) Fred Zimmerman 22-26 (.458) 9-9 (.500) 9. Rich Smith, 1963-66 ...... 175 1969 Swimley 18-18 .500 9-12 (6th) (1977) 10. Mike Prelock, 1992-95 ...... 169 STRIKEOUTS PER 9 INNS. (Min. 125 Inns.) 1970 Swimley 16-25 .390 10-8 (4th) Bill Lakie 42-80 (.344) 19-32 (.373) 1. Justin Reid, 1997-99 ...... 11.09 (267.0ip) 1971 Swimley 21-22 .488 11-7 (T3rd) (1961-65) COMPLETE GAMES 2. Luke Steidlmayer, 2000-02 ...... 9.24 (262.0ip) 1972 Swimley 32-19-1 .625 12-6 (2nd) 1. Steve Brown, 1975-78 ...... 34 Jim Sells 3-16 (.158) 1-9 (.100) 3. Ed Newell, 1967-70 ...... 8.87 (136.0ip) 1973 Swimley 22-20-1 .523 12-5-1 (1st) (1960) 2. Lee Jackson, 1968-71 ...... 22 4. Dave McKae, 2002-05 ...... 8.86 (265.0ip) 1974 Swimley 25-21 .543 11-7 (3rd) 3. Mike Moroski, 1976-79 ...... 21 5. John Clay, 1966-68, 1970 ...... 7.77 (318.1ip) George Stromgren 7-12 (.368) 1-7 (.125) 1975 Swimley 25-23-1 .520 8-7 (2nd) 4. John Clay, 1966-68, 1970 ...... 20 6. Greg Bruso, 1999-2002 ...... 7.40 (304.2ip) (1960) 5. Greg Bruso, 1999-2002 ...... 18 7. Rich Smith, 1963-70 ...... 7.36 (214.0ip) 1976 Swimley 27-25-1 .519 13-4 (1st) Will Lotter 45-98 (.315) 11-45 (.196) 6. Luke Steidlmayer, 2000-02 ...... 16 8. Jim Crawford, 1970-73 ...... 7.26 (162.1ip) 1977 Zimmerman 22-26 .458 9-9 (4th) (1953-58) 7. Colby Craig, 1994-95 ...... 15 1978 Swimley 26-23-2 .529 11-7 (3rd) 9. Mike Sloss, 1962-63 ...... 7.20 (145.0ip) Carl Boyer 27-62 (.303) 18-18 (.500) 8. DAVE McKAE, 2002- ...... 10 10. Lee Jackson, 1967-71 ...... 7.06 (290.2ip) 1979 Swimley 29-21 .580 23-11 (1st) (1949-52) 1980 Swimley 19-26-2 .426 14-18 (5th) Vern Hickey 49-87-1 (.361) 6-9 (.400) 2006 AGGIES IN CAPS 1981 Swimley 18-27 .400 14-19 (5th) Marks in bold set in 2005 (1938-42, ’46-58) 1982 Swimley 20-21-1 .488 18-11-1 (2nd) 1983 Swimley 19-19 .500 16-14 (3rd) 1984 Swimley 24-24 .500 22-14 (1st)

PROGRAM HISTORY -- 38 -- -- 39 -- PROGRAM HISTORY AWARD WINNERS AWARD WINNERS

ALL-AMERICANS AGGIES IN THE PROS FIRST TEAM Matt Lefer, OF Jerry Reedy, SS ALL-CONFERENCE 1991 Jason Wright, 1B 1973 Jim Crawford, P 2002 Greg Bruso, P, Second Team Player, Pos., Team ...... Yr. Signed 1990 Jim Reiley, SS Dennis Pfyl, 1B 2001 Luke Steidlmayer, P, Second Team Dave McKae, P, San Francisco Giants (Free Agent) ...... 2005 2005 Dave McKae, P Rudy Taub, P John Repetto, SS 1999 Justin Reid, P, Second Team Ryan Coultas, SS, New York Mets (6th round) ...... 2004 2004 Michael Potter, P** 1998 Justin Reid, P, Second Team Robby Tulk, OF, Detroit Tigers (25th round) ...... 2004 Jason Wright, 1B 1972 Jim Fiack, C Dave McKae, P 1996 Dave Nix, OF, Third Team Joel Needham, RHP, Milwaukee Brewers (32nd round) ...... 2004 1989 Terry Pedretti, 3B Ross Merritt, P Robby Tulk, OF 1995 Dave Nix, OF, Third Team Ryan Coultas, SS, Chicago Cubs (13th round)* ...... 2003 1988 Kevin Grindy, P ** John Repetto, SS 2003 Ryan Coultas, SS 1994 Matt Pool, P, Second Team Luke Steidlmayer, RHP, San Diego Padres (8th round) ...... 2002 1987 Jamie Williams, SS Clay Sigg, OF Matt Kamigawachi, 3B Jason Shapiro, OF, Second Team Greg Bruso, RHP, San Francisco Giants (16th round) ...... 2002 1986 John LeBeau, 1B 1971 Dennis Pfyl, Utility Rich Watts, C, Second Team Jake Wilson, 3B, Anaheim Angels (Free Agent) ...... 2000 Dustin Soderman, OF Steve Roberts, OF John Repetto, SS 1993 Dave Ray, 2B, Second Team Justin Reid, RHP, Pittsburgh Pirates (4th round) ...... 1999 David Butterworth, AL 1985 Andy Calbreath, P ** Rob Stewart, P Mike Prelock, P, Third Team Tim Adams, DH, Anaheim Angels (Free Agent) ...... 1997 2002 Greg Bruso, P** Jim Grant, 3B Sam Viney, OF 1986 John LeBeau, 1B, Second Team Ryan Greene, RHP, Atlanta Braves (Free Agent) ...... 1997 Dennis Flippen, 1B 1979 Gregg Hilderbrand, OF, Second Team Tony Schifano, SS, Florida Marlins (Free Agent) ...... 1997 Dan Hayes, OF 1970 Sal Balderrama, SS Ryan Coultas, SS 1973 John Repetto, SS, First Team Anthony Dellamano, RHP, Texas Rangers (12th round) ...... 1996 John LeBeau, 1B John Clay, P Matt Kamigawachi, 3B 1971 Sam Viney, OF, First Team Greg Morris, IF, California Angels (5th round) ...... 1994 1984 Gary Rowe, P ** Dan White, OF Robby Tulk, OF 1964 Jack Anderson, 1B, Second Team Hayward Cook, OF, Florida Marlins (9th round) ...... 1994 Dave Hartley, 2B 1969 Chris Mietus, 1B 2001 Luke Steidlmayer, P** Rich Watts, C, Pittsburgh Pirates (11th round) ...... 1994 John LeBeau, 1B Fred Parker, P Matt Pool, P, Colorado Rockies (15th round) ...... 1994 2000 John Holtkamp, P ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS 1983 Dave LeBeau, SS 1967 John Clay, P Jason Shapiro, OF, Chicago White Sox (Free agent) ...... 1994 Chris Stretch, OF 1980 Eric Parker, OF Brad Mettler, P Gary Schlagenhauf, OF Bart Greene, OF, Detroit Tigers ...... 1992 1999 Justin Reid, P** 1974 Jerry Reedy, SS 1982 Steve Keeney, OF 1966 Paul Fiack, OF Dave Schwartz, P, Minnesota Twins ...... 1991 Carl Velleno, 1B 1973 Jim Crawford, P Steve Roberts, OF, Toronto Blue Jays ...... 1987 Tim Nelson, C 1964 Jack Anderson, 1B 1998 Justin Reid, P 1972 Tom Grovhoug, P Dave LeBeau, SS, Atlanta Braves ...... 1983 1981 Steve Keeney, OF Dick Carriere, OF 1997 Tim Adams, DH Brad Mettler, P, Boston Red Sox ...... 1983 Tim Nelson, 1B 1963 Jack Anderson, 1B Tony Schifano, SS CAL AGGIE ATHLETIC HALL OF Steve Keeney, OF, San Francisco Giants ...... 1982 1980 Jim Saunders, 1B Dick Carriere, OF 1996 Dave Nix, OF* FAME - BASEBALL INDUCTEES Jim Saunders, C-1B, San Francisco Giants ...... 1980 1979 Brian Buckley, P ** Jan Swanson, C Brian Buckley, P, California Angels ...... 1979 Ryan Conners-Copeland, P Jack Anderson, 1960-64 Gregg Hilderbrand, OF * 1962 Jack Anderson, 1B Steve Brown, P, California Angels** ...... 1978 Anthony Dellamano, P Jim Anderson, 1946-49 Jeff Hart, SS Barry Biggerstaff, P, Los Angeles Dodgers ...... 1976 Tony Schifano, SS Don Briggs, 1974-77 1978 Steve Brown, P ** * - Conference Player of the Year Jerry Reedy, SS, Philadelphia Phillies ...... 1974 Scott Winton, 1B Steve Brown, 1975-78 John Repetto, SS, Independent ...... 1973 Jeff Hart, SS ** - Conference Pitcher of the Year 1995 Dave Nix, OF Brian Buckley, 1975-79 Jim Fiack, C, Los Angeles Dodgers ...... 1972 Gregg Hilderbrand, OF Dick Carriere, 1960-64 Tony Schifano, SS Sam Viney, OF, Montreal Expos ...... 1971 1977 Don Briggs, SS Pre-1982: Steve Chorak, 1936-40 Chris Walsh, C Sal Balderrama, SS, Kansas City Royals ...... 1970 Rich Martini, OF Far Western Conference Ray Crawford, 1959-62 1994 Jason Shapiro, OF* Gary Schlagenhauf, OF, Kansas City Royals ...... 1970 1976 Rich Martini, OF * Jim Fiack, 1968-72 Matt Pool, P** Tim Indart, 1960-61 Barry Biggerstaff, P 1982-1998: List excludes independent pro leagues Colby Craig, P Rich Martini, 1974-77 Don Briggs, SS Northern California Athletic Conference * Did not sign Greg Morris, SS Mike Moroski, 1975-79 Steve Brown, P ** Reached major leagues Chris Walsh, DH John Nedderman, 1946-50 Lee Wilcox, 1B 1999-2004: Rich Watts, C John Repetto, 1970-73 1975 Oscar Pacheco, P ** California Collegiate Athletic Association Colby E. “Babe” Slater, 1914-17 1993 Dave Ray, 2B* Don Briggs, SS * Sam Viney, 1969-71 Mike Prelock, P** Bill Barker, 1B 2005-07: Rich Watts, 1992-94 Andy Craig, P Rich Lautze, OF Div. I Independents Dale Weishahn, 1962-63 Jai Khanna, SS John Woods, C Joe Massucco, OF 1974 Rick Hennes, OF Greg Morris, 3B Rich Lautze, OF Rich Watts, C Alex Perales, 2B 1992 Tony Franchi, P Jai Khanna, SS

PROGRAM HISTORY -- 40 -- -- 41 -- PROGRAM HISTORY THIS IS UC Davis offers more than 100 undergraduate majors – the widest variety of any University of California campus.

ACADEMICS ACTIVITIES Aeronautical Science and Engineering Computational Applied Science Japanese UC Davis comprises three colleges On campus, UC Davis students can rally African American & African Studies Computer Engineering Landscape Architecture (Agricultural & Environmental Sciences, around the highly successful athletics depart- Engineering, Letters & Science), fi ve profes- ment by joining the Aggie Pack spirit organi- Agricultural Systems and Environment Computer Science Linguistics sional schools (Education, Law, Management, zation, or enjoy a fi rst-class performance at American Studies Computer Science & Engineering Managerial Economics Medicine, Veterinary Medicine) plus the Divi- the Robert & Magrit Mondavi Center for the Animal Biology Crop Science & Management Materials Science & Engineering sion of Biological Sciences. Performing Arts. Animal Science Design Mathematics With 103 undergraduate majors and The university also offers hundreds of 80 graduate programs, the university offers student clubs and organizations, including Animal Science & Management Dramatic Art Mechanical Engineering the most expansive and diverse range of cultural clubs, fraternities and sororities, Anthropology East Asian Studies Medieval Studies academics among any of the University of faith-based organizations and the Associated Applied Physics Economics Microbiology California campuses. Additionally, students Students of UC Davis student government. Art History Electrical Engineering Music also have the opportunity to combine majors For the active Aggie, students may or customize their fi eld of study by creating participate in the diverse intramural sports Art Studio English Native American Studies an individual major. program or join one of the 30-plus sports Asian American Studies Entomology Natural Sciences For those interested in graduate degrees clubs. In 2004, the Activities & Recreation Atmospheric Science Environmental & Resource Sciences Nature & Culture – whether it be a master’s degree or a doctor- Center (ARC) opened its doors, providing Avian Sciences Environmental Biology & Management Neurobiology, Physiology & Behavior ate – UC Davis offers advising services to the campus with its own state-of-the-art fi t- help students craft their education toward ness venue. Biochemical Engineering Environmental Horticulture & Urban Nutrition Science those goals. An estimated 86 percent of UC In April, UC Davis hosts Picnic Day, an Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Forestry Optical Science & Engineering Davis students applying to graduate schools annual student-run open house. The popular Biological Science Environmental Policy Analysis & Planning Philosophy earn acceptance to either their fi rst or second event showcases all that the campus has to of- Biological Systems Engineering Environmental Toxicology Physics choices. fer, attracting students, staff, faculty, parents, alumni and members of the surrounding Biomedical Engineering Evolution, Ecology & Biodiversity Plant Biology RANKINGS communities. Biotechnology Exercise Biology Political Science UC Davis ranks 11th among public Cell Biology Fiber & Polymer Science Psychology universities, according to U.S. News & World GETTING AROUND Chemical Engineering Film Studies Religious Studies Report, and 16th by the National Research Nestled just southwest of Sacramento, Chemical Engineering/Material Science Food Science Russian Council. Furthermore, the National Science the city of Davis rests just 15 minutes from Engineering French Sociology Foundation places the university 15th in an international airport, and contains a down- the nation in research funding, and Money town station serviced by Greyhound and Chemistry Genetics Soil & Water Science magazine considered UC Davis as one of the Amtrak. Centrally located in the Sacramento Chicana/Chicano Studies Geology Spanish West’s top “best buys”. Valley, the town sits equally close to both Chinese German Statistics Additionally, the Gourman Report rated the fi nest ski resorts and the Pacifi c Ocean’s Civil Engineering History Textiles & Clothing the genetics department at No. 1, while U.S. top beaches. News & World Report ranked the College of Within Davis and its neighboring towns, Classical Civilization Human Development Viticulture & Enology Engineering as No. 13 among its peers. both Yolobus and the student-operated Uni- Clinical Nutrition Hydrology Wildlife, Fish & Conservation Biology trans bus systems offer free transportation to Communication International Agricultural Development Women and Gender Studies registered undergraduates. Community & Regional Development International Relations COMMUNITY The town boasts more bicycles per capi- With a population of approximately ta than any other city in the nation. More than Comparative Literature Italian 60 thousand, Davis is widely known for 50 miles of bike paths make the entire town being a safe, active and socially innovative conducive to both riders and pedestrians. community. The downtown area boasts a multitude of specialty shops, restaurants, theaters and art galleries; while the city’s numerous parks www.ucdavis.edu offer recreational opportunities for active students.

i ii CAMPUS LEADERSHIP LARRY VANDERHOEF VIRGINIA HINSHAW JUDY SAKAKI Chancellor Provost & Executive Vice Chancellor Vice Chancellor, Student Affairs Larry N. Vanderhoef was appointed In 2004 he led a UC Davis delegation Virginia S. Hinshaw, Ph.D. serves as Judy Sakaki assumed her position as chancellor of the University of California, to Iran in an effort to promote dialogue the Provost and Executive Vice Chancel- Vice Chancellor of the Division of Student Davis, in April 1994. He joined the campus and scholar exchange, and to promote lor of UC Davis. In that capacity, she is Affairs in July 2002. Dr. Sakaki oversees in 1984 as executive vice chancellor and generally the notion of crossing boundaries the campus’s chief academic and fi nancial programs and services that enhance the provost. to build greater understanding and good offi cer and acts for the Chancellor in his academic and personal development of stu- During his 10-plus years as chancel- will - a continuing personal and profes- absence. Hinshaw’s responsibilities include dents, including intercollegiate athletics. lor, the campus was invited to member- sional effort. oversight of the campus’s $2.2 billion bud- Sakaki received her bachelor’s and ship in the AAU; increased its extramural His research interests lie in the gen- get and overall responsibility for the UC master’s degrees from California State awards from $169.1 million to $420.7 eral area of plant growth and development, Davis Health System; campus operations, University, Hayward, in 1975 and 1977, million annually, earning a National Sci- and in the evolution of the land-grant uni- including resource management, planning respectively, and a Ph.D. from UC Berkeley ence Foundation (NSF) research funding versities. He has taught classes from fresh- and policy development; and strategic in 1991. In 1994-95 she was an Execu- ranking of 14th in the U.S.; expanded class- man level to advanced graduate study. leadership in planning, coordinating and tive Fellow in the Executive Leadership room, lab, clinical and offi ce space by 2 Chancellor Vanderhoef has served on implementing academic direction and pro- Development Program and the California million square feet, with 1 million more to various national commissions addressing grams. Prior to joining UC Davis in 2001, State University. She also served as an be built over the next fi ve years; completed graduate and international education, the she served as the Dean of the Graduate American Council on Education Fellow the transformation of an ailing county hos- role of a modern land-grant university and School and Vice Chancellor for Research at during that period. pital to an academically distinguished and accrediting issues. the University of Wisconsin, Madison. In 1995 she joined California State fi nancially sound regional medical center; He holds B.S. and M.S. degrees in In addition to her administrative University, Fresno, as dean of Student and made distinctive strides in recruiting biology from the University of Wisconsin, duties, Hinshaw maintains a joint appoint- Affairs, and in 1997 was appointed vice a diverse and accomplished faculty and Milwaukee, and a Ph.D. in plant biochem- ment in two academic departments as a president for Student Affairs and dean of student body. istry from Purdue University. Previously, Professor of Virology in the Department of students. Chancellor Vanderhoef was recently he held faculty positions at the University Internal Medicine, School of Medicine, and Sakaki brought substantial experi- honored by the Sacramento Business Journal of Illinois, where he also served as a de- in the Department of Pathology, Microbiol- ence with diverse student populations to as one of the 20 people who have con- partment head, and at the University of ogy and Immunology, School of Veterinary the campus as well as an impressive ability tributed most substantially to California’s Maryland, College Park, where he was ap- Medicine at UC Davis. For over 25 years to forge links between student services and capital region over the past 20 years and by pointed provost. He was awarded honorary she has conducted research on viruses, pri- academic programs. UC Davis students, the Sacramento Metropolitan Chamber of doctoral degrees by Purdue University and marily infl uenza, at different hospitals and and the campus community, benefi t sig- Commerce as Sacramentan of the Year. by Inje University in Korea. universities, including Medical College of nifi cantly from her expertise, insights, and Virginia, University of California Berkeley, passion for providing an optimal learning St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, Har- environment. vard Medical School, and the University of Wisconsin Madison. Hinshaw’s research has increased our understanding of various aspects of infl uenza viruses, such as important hosts in nature, transmission among humans, lower mammals and birds, genetic changes related to disease severity, the molecular basis of cell killing, and new approaches to vaccines. Her innovative and energetic teaching style, combined with her con- tinual advocacy for research and educa- tion, has earned her national recognition and acclaim. Larry Vanderhoef Virginia Hinshaw Judy Sakaki Chancellor Provost & Executive Vice Vice Chancellor Chancellor Student Affairs

iii iv UC DAVIS ATHLETICS DEPARTMENT DIRECTORY, cont. GREG WARZECKA ...... Director of Athletics KEY NUMBERS Offi ce Phone Intercollegiate Athletics ...... 264 Hickey ...... 752-1111 On August 1, 1995, Greg Warzecka became the 11th director of athletics Michelle Roppeau, Academic Advising ...... 204 Hickey ...... 752-0714 at UC Davis. In the decade-plus since, the Aggie athletics program has enjoyed Andy Bloom, Strength & Conditioning ...... Weight Room ...... 752-5124 unprecedented success under his guidance. Rob Norris, Game Mgmt...... 140F Pavilion ...... 752-0641 Warzecka’s penchant for progress began from his fi rst year as director when he was charged with the task of fully engaging the campus in dicussions regarding whether or not UC Davis would offer athletics-related fi nancial aid. TeamAggie ...... 116 A Street ...... 757-3146 One year later, the campus announced the launch of its fi rst-ever grant-in-aid Aggie Pack ...... 116 A Street ...... 757-3134 program. Creative Communication Services ...... 116 A Street ...... 750-3143 Warzecka has also overseen UC Davis’ transition into two conferences in Aggie Auction/Marketing & Promotions ...... 116 A Street ...... 752-2699 his short tenure. In 1998, the Aggies moved from the now-defunct Northern California Athletic Conference to the powerful California Collegiate Athletic Association. Men’s Equipment Room ...... 110 Hickey ...... 752-0259 Then in 2003, the UC Davis program announced that it would join the Big West Conference Women’s Equipment Room ...... 163 Hickey ...... 752-0635 and thus reclassify from NCAA Division II to Division I status. Training Room - Hickey ...... 115 Hickey Gym ...... 752-0647 During Warzecka tenure, UC Davis captured six NACDA Division II Directors’ Cups as the most outstanding overall program in the country. For his part, NACDA selected Warzecka Training Room - Pavilion ...... 180 Pavilion ...... 752-7515 as its A.D. of the year for the D-II West Region in 2001-02. Furthermore, the editors of Sports Illustrated magazine lauded the Aggie program on HEAD COACHES ...... Offi ce ...... Phone three different occasions. In 1999 and 2000, Sports Illustrated For Women named UC Davis as Fall Sports the top Division II school for women athletics. One year later, SI selected UC Davis as its top Bob Biggs, Football ...... 222 Hickey ...... 752-1356 D-II school for the 2001-02 year. TBA, Volleyball (W) ...... 287 Hickey ...... 752-0644 Before turning to administration, Warzecka had been a successful baseball coach, fi rst Steve Doten, Water Polo (M) ...... 181 Hickey ...... 752-3452 as an assistant at his alma mater, UC Berkeley. He then served as head coach at San Francisco Jason Jaques, Cross Country (M/W) ...... 3 Hickey Annex ...... 754-6224 State, then at the University of Chicago, where he also served his fi rst post as men’s athletics director. Warzecka returned to California in 1989 to become the A.D. at the University of MaryClaire Robinson, Soccer (W) ...... 333 Hickey ...... 752-0735 Redlands, where he remained until he joined the Aggie athletics staff. Dwayne Shaffer, Soccer (M) ...... 326 Hickey ...... 752-8892

Winter Sports DEPARTMENT DIRECTORY Ray Goldbar, Gymnastics (W) ...... 281 Hickey ...... 752-1188 Area Code 530 Barbara Jahn, Swimming & Diving (W) ...... 214 Hickey ...... 752-9271 Peter Motekaitis, Swimming & Diving (M) ...... 330 Hickey ...... 754-9467 ADMINISTRATION ...... Offi ce ...... Phone Sandy Simpson, Basketball (W) ...... 210 Hickey ...... 752-0315 Greg Warzecka, Director of Athletics ...... 264 Hickey ...... 752-4557 Gary Stewart, Basketball (M) ...... 232 Hickey ...... 752-3501 Executive Assistant: Carol Kelly Lennie Zalesky, Wrestling (M) ...... 140 Pavilion ...... 752-3686 Pam Gill-Fisher, Senior Associate A.D...... 202 Hickey ...... 752-7510 Spring Sports Associate Athletics Directors Kathy DeYoung, Golf (W) ...... 228 Hickey ...... 752-1053 Larry Swanson, External Affairs ...... 283 Hickey ...... 752-8609 Elaine Jones, Lacrosse (W) ...... 224 Hickey ...... 752-2039 Bob Bullis, Business ...... 264 Hickey ...... 752-4806 Daryl Lee, Tennis (M) ...... 332 Hickey ...... 752-9365 Gary Colberg, Intramurals & Sports Clubs ...... 215 ARC ...... 752-3503 Karen Matteson-Yoder, Softball (W) ...... 183 Hickey ...... 754-6944 Bill Maze, Tennis (W) ...... 332 Hickey ...... 752-7511 Assistant Athletics Directors Rex Peters, Baseball ...... 119 Hickey ...... 752-7513 Mike Angius, Development ...... 116 A Street ...... 752-8683 Emily Plesser, Rowing (W) ...... 324 Hickey ...... 754-7814 Scott Brayton, Marketing & Promotions ...... 116 A Street ...... 757-3135 Deanne Vochatzer, Track & Field (W) ...... 7 Hickey Annex ...... 752-5057 Mitch Campbell, Football Ops & Event Mgmt...... 5 Hickey Annex ...... 752-3525 Jon Vochatzer, Track & Field (M) ...... 2 Hickey Annex ...... 752-8608 Jennifer Cardone, Compliance Services ...... 208 Hickey ...... 754-7552 Cy Williams, Golf (M) ...... 6 Hickey Annex ...... 752-0639 Mike Robles, Media Relations ...... 121 Hickey ...... 752-3680 Jamey Wright, Water Polo (W) ...... 181 Hickey ...... 752-0648 v vi SERVING THE UC DAVIS STUDENT-ATHLETE

STUDENT-ATHLETE ATHLETIC TRAINING/ GUIDANCE SERVICES SPORTS MEDICINE 204 Hickey Gym • (530) 752-3259 Dick Lewis Training Room (115 Hickey Gym) • (530) 752-0647 The Pavilion Training Room • (530) 752-7515 UC Davis ranks among the leaders in athletic academic advisor assigned by sport, a NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Awards and college advisor, and a major advisor (if the stu- Known collectively as “The Healer of The ARC Pavilion training room con- Academic All-District/America honorees. dent has a declared major). Although appoint- Champions”, the UC Davis athletic training tains extensive resources and equipment Student-Athlete Guidance Services deserves ments with the athletic academic advisors are staff comprises fi ve full-time certifi ed athletic for the rehabilitation of injured athletes. much of the credit for these accomplish- not mandatory at UC Davis, student-athletes trainers, a full-time physical therapist/certi- The staff physical therapist is headquartered ments. might choose to see their athletic academic fi ed athletic trainer and approximately 24 there as well. The SAGS offi ce started in 1988 with a advisor for issues including: student athletic trainers. Together, they are single staff member serving as a centralized responsible for providing medical care to the resource for academic advising, eligiblity • Balancing academic and athletic expectations 800-plus student-athletes that compose UC information and campus referrals. The offi ce • General education (GE) requirements Davis’ 26 varsity teams. has since expanded to include additional • Dropping/adding courses The student athletic trainers serve two academic advisors, an athletic aid coordina- • Time management/study skills to three years with the program, logging in tor, an assistant eligibility coordinator and • Assistance completing the mandatory Academic Plan more than 1,500 hours and gaining valuable an administrative assistant. It is headed by Form clinical education in a hands-on environ- Pam Gill-Fisher, senior associate director of • Study hall for student-athletes ment. The internship is ideal for any student athletics. • Personal issues that affect academic performance interested in a graduate program in athletic The SAGS offi ce provides a range of • Choosing a major/career training, as well as any medical or allied medi- services to student-athletes on all 26 intercol- • Declaring or changing a major cal profession. legiate athletics teams, including assistance • Campus resources with course and major selection as well as • Exploration of opportunities beyond athletics interpretation and clarifi cation of eligibility • Preparation for graduate programs Jeff Hogan rules and issues. • Preparation and application for NCAA Postgraduate Head Athletic Trainer UC Davis student-athletes typically have Scholarships and other national awards a minimum of three academic advisors: an

OTHER CAMPUS RESOURCES Cowell Student Health Center ...... 752-2300 Peer Counselors In Athletics (PCA) ...... 754-7103 Internship & Career Center ...... 752-2855 Learning Skills Center ...... 752-2013 Student Employment Center ...... 752-0520 Counseling Center ...... 752-0871 Michelle Roppeau The House (Peer Counseling) ...... 752-2790 Director of Athletic Cross Cultural Center ...... 752-4287 Academic Advising Education Abroad Center ...... 752-3014 Student Disability Center ...... 752-3184 International House ...... 753-5007 Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Resource Center ...... 752-2452 Women’s Resource & Research Center ...... 752-3372

FINANCIAL SUPPORT Undergraduate Scholarship Office ...... 752-2804 Financial Aid Office ...... 752-2390 Dean Witter Fund Residential Services ...... 752-2033 vii viii AGGIE FIELD Both Aggie Field (left), HOME OF THE AGGIES the home of soccer and lacrosse, and the James & Ann Dobbins Baseball Complex (below) were The palatial Activites & Recreation HICKEY GYMNASTICS ACTIVITIES & the result of volunteer Center (ARC) opened its doors CENTER efforts dating back to during the spring of 2004, offering a RECREATION CENTER the mid-1980s. wide array of fi tness areas, including full-size basketball courts, a multi- use activity center for indoor soccer or hockey, a running/jogging track, DOBBINS BASEBALL COMPLEX weight rooms, aerobics facilities, squash and racquetball courts and Dobbins boasts one The former Lower Hickey Gym, the fi rst of the fi nest playing a rock-climbing wall. Additional home of women’s athletics in the post- amenities include a wellness center, services in Northern Title IX era, was converted to a fi rst-class California. In 2002, the student lounges and opportunities practice facility for the Aggie gymnastics for conferences and special events. stadium was enhanced team in 2005. to include a press box, a renovated entrance and permanent concession/ restroom facilities.

The ARC adjoins the Pavilion (left), formerly TOOMEY WEIGHT ROOM UC Davis student-athletes welcomed the known as Recreation Hall, the home venue expanded weight room,room, located inside ToomeyToomey for UC Davis basketball, volleyball, wrestling Field. In addition to nearly tripling in size the and gymnastics, as well as concerts and special previousprevious facility,facility, the upgrade also included all events. With a seating capacity of nearly 8,000, new equipment, rrestroomsestrooms and offi ce space. the Pavilion ranks as one of the largest on-cam- pus arenas in Northern California. THE PAVILION

Recognized in 1999 as “Softball Field of LA RUE FIELD the Year” by the Sports Turf Managers Association, La Rue Field hosted fi ve NCAA West Region Softball Cham- pionships in the past decade. Recent Built in the 1950s, Toomey Field has additions include batting cages, covered hosted numerous championship events for dugouts and improved press areas. football, track & fi eld and lacrosse. During the 2000 Olympic Trials, standouts Marion TOOMEY FIELD & Jones and Michael Johnson used the WOODY WILSON TRACK Woody Wilson Track as a practice facility.

SCHAAL AQUATICS CENTER

FUTURE GAMES In January of 2004, the Ted & Rand In the upcoming years, UC Davis Athletics will see Note: each drawing Schaal Aquatics Center hosted its the opening of two fi rst-class athletics facilities. The represents a concept for fi rst event. The complex features an Marya Welch Tennis Center (left), an upgrade of the full build-out. Designs are subject to change. Olympic-sized pool, locker rooms, existing Hickey Tennis Courts, began construction team rooms, offi ce space and perma- in 2004. In 2005, the facility was formally dedicated nent seating for approximately 500 spectators. The aquatics center will to its namesake. allow UC Davis to host champion- ship events, such as this year’s Aggie football and women’s lacrosse will move to a multi-purpose stadium, Western Water Polo Association located adjacent to the Schaal Aquatics Center, as early as the 2006-07 championships. academic year. Initial concept designs call for seating of 10 to 15 thousand spectators, which an eventual build-out to as many as 30,000.

ix x TRANSITION TO DIVISION I

On March 11, 2003, I membership in 2007-08. UC Davis made a land- UC Davis will compete in the Big West mark move in its storied Conference in baseball, men’s and women’s intercollegiate athletics basketball, men’s and women’s cross country, history when Chancel- men’s and women’s golf, men’s and women’s lor Larry Vanderhoef an- soccer, softball, men’s and women’s swim- nounced that the univer- ming & diving, men’s and women’s ten- sity would reclassify from nis, men’s and women’s track & fi eld and NCAA Division II to NCAA Division I status women’s volleyball. Football is a charter and join the Big West Conference. The an- member of the Great West Football Confer- nouncement came after much discussion ence, women’s rowing is a member of the by campus administrators, faculty, staff, Western Independent Rowing Association, students, alumni and local community. men’s and women’s water polo will remain Additionally, UC Davis undergradu- in the Western Water Polo Association and ate students passed the Campus Expansion women’s lacrosse will continue play in the Initiative, which will help fund the Aggies’ Mountain Pacifi c Sports Federation. growing athletics grant-in-aid program. Women’s gymnastics and men’s wres- UC Davis, which began its four-year tling – already classifi ed as Division I pro- transition to Division I in the fall of 2003, grams – will continue their participation will start some competition in the Big West in the MPSF and Pacifi c-10 Conference, in 2004-05 and is scheduled for full Division respectively.

Good News 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 The light at the Provisional First Year Provisional Second Year Provisional Third Year Provisional Fourth Year end of the tunnel • Compliance with all minimum • Full compliance with all Divi- • Attendance at the NCAA • Successfully complete an NCAA brightened when contests and participation sion I legislation and member- Convention. athletics certifi cation self-study the NCAA Division I requirements for sports ship requirements, including • Attendance at a meeting to and evaluation visit. Board of Directors sponsorship set forth in Bylaw scholarship minimums and approved legislation be conducted at the NCAA • Attendance at the NCAA 20.9.3.3 (contests and Division I scheduling. convention to discuss issues Convention. which will make number of participants). Aggies eligible to win • Attendance at NCAA impacting Division I members. • Attendance at a meeting automatic berths to • Submit a formal application convention. Institutional representatives conducted at the NCAA NCAA Championships and fee. • Attendance at NCAA meeting required to attend the Convention to discuss issues beginning their fi rst • Submit a revised strategic at the convention to discuss meeting are the CEO, AD, impacting Division I members. active year of Division SWA, FAR, and Compliance plan based on the previously issues impacting Division I. • Submit an annual report and I membership in Coordinator. submitted plan. • Submit an annual report and updated strategic plan by 2007-08. The Big • Apply Division I legislation to updated strategic plan by • Completion of an NCAA June 30, 2007 based on West Conference- the greatest extent possible. June 30 based on feedback athletics certifi cation orienta- feedback received from the sponsored NCAA received from the previous tion visit. previous years review. 2003-13 passed in • Attendance at the NCAA year. • Completion of a compliance August of 2004. Convention. • The CEI reaches its full • Considered Division I for sched- review conducted by the na- implementation. The athletics- • Attendance at an orientation tional offi ce and submission of Under previous legisla- uling against opponents. designated portion increases session. a report with an institutional tion, the Aggies would to generate an estimated • Total athletics grant-in-aid response of fi ndings. have been ineligible • Submit an annual report and total of $4.26 million in updated strategic plan. increases to approximately to win any automatic $2.5 million. • Submit an annual report and grants-in-aid. berth awarded to the • Considered Division II in updated strategic plan by Big West Conference scheduling against Division I • The portion of the CEI fees June 30 based on feedback 2007-08 until 2009-10. For opponents, Division I against designated for athletics received from the previous men’s basketball, the Division II opponents. increases to generate an year’s annual report. First Year of Division I estimated total of $2.03 • All teams become eligible wait was eight years, • The Campus Expansion • The portion of the CEI fees des- million in grants-in-aid. for conference and NCAA meaning the Aggies Initiative takes effect, ignated for athletics increases championships. would not be able contributing an estimated to contribute an estimated • Teams become eligible to win to win an automatic total of $999,000 – toward total of $3.17 million for Big West automatic berths berth until 2015-16. athletics grants-in-aid. athletics grants-in-aid. to NCAA championships.

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