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Washington State BASEBALL COUGAR BASEBALL BASEBALL QUICK FACTS THE UNIVERSITY COACHING STAFF LOCATION: Pullman, Wash. Head Coach Marty Lees 4 AFFILIATION: NCAA Division I Associate Head Coach / Pitching Dan Spencer 5 Assistant Coach Jim Horner 6 CONFERENCE: Pac-12 Volunteer Coach Alex DeAngelis 7 ENROLLMENT: 19,556 Graduate Assistant Coach P.J. Jones 7 NICKNAME: Cougars Support Staff 7 COLORS: Crimson and Gray 2017 SEASON PRESIDENT: Kirk H. Schulz Roster 10 DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS: Bill Moos Davis Baillie 11 SWA: Anne McCoy Kevin Calderhead 12 FACULTY ATHLETICS REPRESENTATIVE: Ken Casavant Derek Chapman 13 Trenton Dupre 14 COUGAR BASEBALL Chandler Greenfield 15 HEAD COACH: Marty Lees J.J. Hancock 16 RECORD AT WSU: 19-35 (2nd Season) Justin Harrer 17 CAREER RECORD: Same Damon Jones 18 ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH: Dan Spencer (2nd Season) Shane Matheny 19 ASSISTANT COACH: Jim Horner (2nd Season) Caleb McAlister 26 Parker McFadden 21 VOL. ASSISTANT COACH: Alex DeAngelis (1st Season) Colby Nealy 22 GRADUATE ASSISTANT COACH: P.J. Jones (1st Season) Dugan Shirer 23 COORDINATOR OF OPERATIONS: Kristy Lees (2nd Season) Scotty Sunitsch 24 STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING COACH: Adam Thackery (1st Season) Ryan Walker 25 ATHLETIC TRAINER: Andy Gepford (6th Season) Ryan Ward 26 HOME FIELD: Bailey-Brayton Field (3,500) Andres Alvarez | Cody Anderson 27 BASEBALL PHONE: (509) 335-0332 A.J. Block | Jon Burghardt 28 Blake Clanton | Zach Inskeep 29 2016 OVERALL RECORD: 19-35 Cory Meyer | Isaac Mullins 30 2016 PAC-12 RECORD: 11-19 (11th) Dillon Plew | Collin Quinn 31 LETTERWINNERS RETURNING/LOST: 15/13 Ryan Ramsower | Joe Rosenstein 32 LINEUP RETURNERS/LOST: 4/5 James Rudkin | Johnny Sage 33 ROTATION RETURNERS/LOST: 2/1 Danny Sinatro | Reagen Teegarden 34 ALL-TIME RECORD: 2663-1711-17 David Wallum | Cal Waterman 35 HISTORY 2016 Season Statistics 37-40 ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS College World Series 42 BASEBALL CONTACT: Bobby Alworth Win-Loss Record by Opponent 43 E-MAIL: [email protected] Win-Loss Record by Year 42 PHONE: 509-335-5785 (W) | 951-452-6129 (C) Year-By-Year Results 43-50 FAX: 509 335-0267 Season Records 52-53 ATHLETIC WEBSITE: www.wsucougars.com Career Records 54-55 National Honors | Postseason Record 56-57 All-Conference First Team Honors 58 All-Time Draft Picks 59-60 WASHINGTON STATE Administration 62-64 Media Information 65 1 2017 WASHINGTON STATE BAILEY-BRAYTON FIELD HISTORY CAPACITY: 3,500 The home of Cougar baseball is one of the classiest collegiate facilities in the country. The picturesque Bailey-Brayton Field, which seats 3,500 fans, sits on the edge of campus, just southeast of the Beasley Performing Arts Coliseum. The field opened at its current location in 1980, relocating after the Martin Stadium renovation which moved Mooberry Track to the site then occupied by the baseball field. In 1981, the already superb facility received an upgrade with the addition of an electronic scoreboard, which sits atop the left field fence. A $250,000 lighting project was completed in 1984, making Bailey Field one of the few NCAA college-owned facili- ties in the nation with lights. WSU defeated Washington 3-2 in the first night game. The “Walk of Fame” was added in 1988, which gave fans entering Bailey Field an historical look at WSU’s baseball tradition. From 1980 to 2000, the facility was known as Bailey Field. During a special rededication ceremony prior to the 2000 season, the field added the name of WSU’s all-time wins leader, skipper Chuck “Bobo” Brayton. In 2006, the addition of an indoor hitting / pitching facility was complete along with a new press box to house television and radio broadcasts. In 2010, a three-million dollar videoboard was added. In the fall of 2013, the Bailey-Brayton infield underwent a remodeling that included new logos and a FieldTurf mound. Washington State is believed to be the first school on the West Coast to have an artificial surface mound. 2 COUGAR BASEBALL COACHING STAFF 3 COACHING STAFF 2017 WASHINGTON STATE COACHING STAFF Marty LEES Head Coach 2nd Year 7 Marty Lees begins his second season at the helm of Washington State COACHING CAREER Baseball after being named the 15th head coach in program history in 2016-Present WASHINGTON STATE 2015. Prior to WSU, Lees spent the last three seasons as the assistant Head Coach coach/recruiting coordinator at Oklahoma State and the previous 11 at 2013-15 OKLAHOMA STATE Oregon State. In those 14 years he coached 10 teams that reached the NCAA Tournament, including two national champions with Oregon State Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator (2006-07). 2002-12 OREGON STATE In his first season at WSU, Lees led the Cougars to series wins over Assistant Coach No. 10 Oregon State and No. 14 University of Washington, giving WSU its first series win in Seattle since 2004. Washington State finished EDUCATION the 2016 campaign 19-35 including an 11-19 mark in Pac-12 Conference Bachelor’s WESTERN OREGON, ‘94 play while improving in batting average, runs scored and home runs from the season prior with a roster that featured just one senior. The PERSONAL Cougars recorded the second-most stolen bases in the Pac-12 and also HOMETOWN: Lakeview, Ore. led the league in stolen bases during conference play and tied for the FAMILY: Wife, Kristy most double plays turned against Pac-12 opponents. Lees saw three players earn All-Pac-12 Conference accolades led by second baseman Children: Sons, Brandon, Brady and Jake Trek Stemp’s selection to the All-Pac-12 team and four players earned Pac-12 All-Academic honors. In the Major League Baseball Draft, Lees saw three Cougars drafted and four Cougar signees also picked by MLB clubs. Known as one of the best recruiters in college baseball, Lees and his staff put together a 2016 recruiting class that was ranked No. 28 by D1Baseball.com. In his final season with the Cowboys posted a 38-20 record, falling in the 2015 NCAA Stillwater Regional, the first time in his three seasons Oklahoma State did not advance to the Regional Championship game. Along with helping lead the Cowboys to the NCAA Louisville Regional final in 2013 and a Big 12 Conference championship and NCAA Super Regional appearance in 2014, Lees thrived as Oklahoma State’s recruiting coordinator. The Cowboys’ first class with Lees on board was ranked No. 4 nationally by Baseball America and No. 5 by Collegiate Baseball, and followed that with a 2014 class that was ranked No. 5 by Collegiate Baseball for the second-consecutive year. In January 2013, Lees came in at No. 6 on Baseball America’s list of the nation’s top 10 college assistant coaches; a list compiled from votes of 70 Division I head coaches across the country, as well as the input of more than a dozen scouts. As the primary coach for OSU’s infielders, Lees coached 13 Cowboy infielders who have earned All-Big 12 honors over the last three seasons, and in 2015, Oklahoma State recorded a .975 fielding percentage. Lees arrived at Oklahoma State after spending the previous 11 years on the coaching staff at Oregon State, including the final three (2010- 12) as the Beavers’ associate head coach. Lees joined the Oregon State staff as a volunteer assistant in 2002 and moved to a full-time assistant coach in 2004. He helped coach the Beavers to three-straight College World Series berths from 2005-07, including back-to-back national Lees also established himself as a top recruiter as each of his classes championships in 2006-07. as recruiting coordinator ranked in the top 25 nationally. In 2008, the He worked primarily as the defensive coach for infielders and catchers Beavers’ signed a class ranked No. 3, and Oregon State’s 2011 recruiting and also spent his last six years as the team’s recruiting coordinator. class ranked in the top 10 and included Michael Conforto, who earned While in Corvallis, he coached 30 All-Pac-10/12 Conference performers All-America honors as a freshman in 2012. and 10 All-Americans. Under his guidance, Darwin Barney was the A native of Lakeview, Ore., Lees earned his bachelor’s degree in 2005 Pac-10 Freshman of the Year, while Chris Kunda was named the physical education from Western Oregon in 1994. He and his wife, Kristy, conference’s defensive player of the year in 2006. have three sons, Brandon, Brady and Jake. 4 COUGAR BASEBALL COACHING STAFF Dan SPENCER Associate Head Coach / Pitching Coach 2nd Year 13 Dan Spencer is in his second season as the Cougars Associate Head COACHING CAREER Coach / Pitching Coach after spending the previous three seasons at New 2016-Present WASHINGTON STATE Mexico and the previous four years as the head coach of Texas Tech, Associate Head Coach / Pitching Coach compiling a 115-112 record. Before joining Texas Tech for the 2008 season, 2013-15 NEW MEXICO Spencer spent 11 seasons with Washington State Head Coach Marty Lees at Oregon State as the Beavers hitting coach (1997-2003) and pitching Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator coach (2004-2007). 2009-12 TEXAS TECH In his first season with Washington State, Spencer saw a pair of Head Coach Cougars earn All-Pac-12 honorable mention honors and two hurlers taken in the Major League Baseball Draft. Spencer guided Ian Hamilton, WSU’s 2008 TEXAS TECH all-time saves leader, who converted to a starting pitcher where he led the Associate Head Coach team in innings and strikeouts before being selected in the 11th round by 1997-2007 OREGON STATE the Chicago White Sox. Sophomore reliever Ryan Walker joined Hamilton earning all-conference honors after leading at young WSU staff in wins, Assistant Coach/Hitting (1997-2003) ERA, saves and opponent batting average.
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