2013 was an outstanding year for the UCLA team. The “With James, everybody saw his abilities last year coming out of “Both Scott and Grant had a really strong finish in the fall,” said Bruins earned their first NCAA Championship in the program’s the bullpen and again in the Cape Cod League over the summer,” Savage. ”Both guys are very young, but we like having young 94-year history, setting numerous records along the way. 2014 Savage said. “Now he needs to establish himself in our program pitchers on Tuesday that we feel are going to be potential looks to be an equally exciting year for UCLA, as the Bruins aim as a starter and pitch to our style. He’s been a starter his whole weekend guys down the road. Right now we look for both guys to to continue the success they enjoyed last season. career in high school, so starting is nothing new for him, and compete to be the guy on Tuesdays.” overall I think he’s more comfortable this year. We look for him enters his 10th year as head coach of the Bruins, One of the strengths of this year’s team will again be the bullpen. to be leading the charge on Friday night. He’s got a power arm leading the program to never before seen heights in his tenure Returning for his junior season is All-American closer David and power stuff and that’s what you’re looking for out of your as head coach. Aside from guiding the Bruins to their first Berg, who has enjoyed one of the finest two-year careers of any Friday night guy.” championship in school history in 2013, Savage has coached reliever in NCAA history. In 101 career relief appearances, Berg the Bruins to College World Series appearances in three of the Junior Grant Watson is the one holdover from last year’s has logged a 12-3 record with a 0.98 ERA and 141 . last four years, the College World Series Finals in two of the weekend rotation, as he served as the Bruins’ Sunday starter In 2013, he became the first relief pitcher in conference history last four (2010 and 2013) and the postseason in seven of the in 2013. This year, Watson projects to be the Saturday starter, to win Pac-12 Pitcher of the Year honors and was awarded last eight. filling the void left by Vander Tuig. Watson went 9-3 with a 3.01 the NCBWA Stopper of the Year, given out to the nation’s ERA in 2013, striking out 55 batters and walking just 16, the top collegiate relief pitcher. Berg also set the NCAA Division I Last season, the Bruins went a perfect 10-0 in the postseason, sixth-fewest in the Pac-12. He pitched particularly well in the single-season record for saves last season with 24. Finally, he is posting a 4-0 record against national seeds in the tournament postseason, winning both of his starts while not allowing a run UCLA’s all-time record holder for most postseason appearances while eliminating two of them (No. 5 Cal State Fullerton, No. in 13 combined innings. In addition, Watson was named to the (17) and saves (6), career saves (25) and has the second-lowest 1 North Carolina). During the Bruins’ postseason run, Savage 2013 NCAA Los Angeles Regional All-Tournament Team. ERA in UCLA postseason history with a 0.98 mark. became UCLA’s all-time leader in postseason wins, posting his 27th postseason win in UCLA’s 3-0 win over Cal State Fullerton “What can you say about Grant Watson,” said Savage. “He’s “ has probably had as good a two years as any reliever in the NCAA Super Regionals to pass Gary Adams. At the an 18-game winner, a preseason All-American and has had as that’s ever pitched in college with the appearances, saves, ERA College World Series, the Bruins’ pitching staff only allowed four good a two-year career as maybe any starter in the history of and everything else,” said Savage. “It’s just been an incredible runs over five CWS games. In the 67-year-history of the College the school. He established himself on Tuesdays as a freshman two years for David and we would never be in the position we are World Series, only one national champion gave up fewer runs and then again on Sundays as a sophomore, and even though now without him. We hope to have that sort of strength in the than UCLA, as California allowed three in 1957. The Bruins were he went almost a month and a half without a win last year, I back of the bullpen again.” also the first team in CWS history to allow one run or less in think he learned from that. He’s an underrated athlete, a great Other guys who will be counted upon to play large roles in the each of the five games they played. competitor and pitched in some huge games last year. He bullpen are left-hander Max Schuh and right-handers Jake Ehret handled San Diego and North Carolina in the Tournament and is 2014 will undoubtedly provide a new challenge for the Bruins, and Nick Kern. Schuh and Ehret saw limited action in 2013, but a very reliable guy for us.” as they are now the team on everybody’s radar. The success are expected to contribute more in 2014, while Kern will look to the program has enjoyed over the past four years has brought The last weekend rotation spot is slated to go to sophomore see his first collegiate action this season. the team into the conversation among the nation’s elite and the right-hander . Poteet served as UCLA’s Tuesday “Our bullpen has really been as good as our starting pitching 2014 squad will look to continue to build upon that foundation starter last season, going 4-4 with a 4.69 ERA in his 11 starts. over the last four seasons,” said Savage. “We love to establish of success. He also made 18 appearances out of the bullpen for the Bruins, roles in the bullpen. Right now, Schuh looks to be that seventh recording a 4-6 record with a 4.84 ERA and 56 strikeouts in “This year we have a big target on our back and we’re the inning guy. He’s made great strides this fall and had a good total. Poteet spent the summer with the Walla Walla Sweets of hunted,” Savage said. “Now that we’ve won the championship, it summer in the Northwoods League. Kern probably had one of the West Coast League, being selected as one of the league’s puts you in a different light and raises expectations. But we look the best falls of any of our pitchers. He’s another guy who has All-Stars. forward to getting better every day and taking on the challenge four pitches and has really improved since the summer. Finally, of being the team that everybody is trying to beat.” “Cody got a little taste of starting last year and showed some Jake Ehret really has thrown as hard as anybdoy we’ve had. He’s flashes of what he could do,” Savage said. “He also had some taken some strides as well and is another guy that could fit into PITCHING moments this summer with Walla Walla while also being named that setup role.” The Bruins will have to replace two of the best starting pitchers the best prospect from that league. Cody is a lot like Kaprielian in school history in right-handers and Nick Vander in that he needs to adapt to our style of pitching and get to CATCHERS Tuig, both of whom were selected in June’s MLB Draft. Vander that dependability mode. He needs to become a six-inning, three The Bruins appear to be very deep at the catcher position Tuig and Plutko earned All-Pac-12 honors last season and earned run guy and just gain that consistency. Him being a four- coming into 2014, with junior Shane Zeile returning behind finished their careers as the winningest pitching tandem in pitch guy allows us to have more variety on Sundays than most the dish after starting 57 of UCLA’s 66 games last season. school history, combining for 56 wins. other teams. There aren’t a lot of teams out there that can Zeile handled a pitching staff that posted a 2.55 ERA and held opponents to a .222 batting average, both the second-lowest Sophomore is projected to take the place of match up with his pure stuff. But again, he has to go out and marks in the Pac-12. At the plate, he recorded nine doubles and Plutko on Friday nights after spending his freshman year in the pitch and establish himself on Sundays.” 20 RBI while hitting at a .286 clip in Pac-12 play. bullpen. Kaprielian made 34 relief appearances last season, Freshmen right-handers Scott Burke and Grant Dyer are posting a 1.55 ERA, two saves and 53 strikeouts in 40.2 innings currently battling for that final starting spot on Tuesdays. Burke “We have tremendous depth at the catching position,” Savage pitched en route to earning freshman All-America honors from enjoyed an outstanding three-year varsity career at Glendora said. “Shane will be back for his second year as a full-time Perfect Game USA and Collegiate Baseball. He was especially High School before being selected in the 31st round of the catcher after being one of the main pieces of our team last year. key during the second half of the season, logging a 1.65 ERA 2013 MLB Draft by the Houston Astros. During his senior He converted to catcher during this time last year after his injury in 16 Pac-12 appearances before appearing in six postseason season at Glendora, he went 7-3 as a starter with a 2.32 ERA in the fall of 2012 and has become a big-time player. We really games and allowing only one run in 5.2 innings pitched. This past and 79 strikeouts in 60.1 innings pitched. Dyer was a three-year feel his offense is going to improve dramatically this season. He summer, Kaprielian pitched for the Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox of varsity letterwinner at Dana Hills High School in Laguna Niguel, can catch and throw, he can block, and really is one of the better the prestigious Cape Cod League, striking out 28 batters in 20 Calif., posting a 6-4 record as a senior in 2013. He also logged prospects in the Pac-12.” innings while recording a 1.80 ERA. a 1.24 ERA and 54 strikeouts in 62 innings pitched.

2200 Freshman Dominic Miroglio and sophomores Darrell Miller Jr. and Justin Hazard will all compete for playing time at the catcher spot as well. Miroglio, who was a three-year varsity standout at Grant Watson has Bishop O’Dowd High School in Oakland, Calif., was drafted in the posted a record 40th round of the 2013 MLB Draft by the Oakland A’s. Hazard of 18-5 during his and Miller Jr. each saw time behind the plate last year. Miller first two seasons in appeared in 10 games, making three starts at the catcher Westwood. The junior position, while Hazard made six starts behind the plate while from Bakersfield, Calif. hitting .333. tied the school record for “Right now Justin will be our backup catcher,” Savage said. “He’s most wins by a freshman a talented guy with a good arm who can also hit well at the plate. (9) in 2012 before going With Miroglio and Miller as well, we have four guys who are 9-3 with a 3.01 ERA as holding that position down very well right now, so we feel really good about our catching.” a sophomore in 2013. Watson went 2-0 in two INFIELD postseason starts last year, UCLA will have plenty of experience returning in the infield in not allowing a run in either 2014. start, and enters 2014 as a Senior Pat Gallagher returns to man first base after enjoying preseason All-American. a great second half of last season. Gallagher hit .274 with 20 runs, seven doubles, one home run and 20 RBI in 2013 while slugging .331. In the postseason, he proved to be one of the Bruins’ best hitters, starting all 10 games and batting .351 with a .405 slugging percentage. Additionally, Gallagher earned Most Outstanding Player honors at the NCAA Los Angeles Regional after going 5-for-9 with four RBI. “Pat had a really strong second half of last season,” said Savage. “He was the Regional MVP and was really reliable at first. Defensively, I thought he improved tremendously and is really another guy who will improve offensively this year. Overall, I think Shane and Pat had two of the best falls with the bat.” Also looking to earn time at first base will be freshman Luke of falls into the similar role that guys like Brian Carroll and Pat THE SCHEDULE Persico, who was selected by the Colorado Rockies in the Gallagher played last year. Nevertheless, he needs to step up in UCLA’s 56-game regular season includes 30 Pac-12 37th round of last June’s draft out of Great Oak High School his junior year and we think he is more than capable of doing so.” Conference games against ten conference opponents. The in Temecula, Calif. Bruins open the season with four weekends of non-conference OUTFIELD play. UCLA will kick off the season with an eight-game homestand “Pat will be our everyday first baseman along with Luke Persico,” There looks to be a lot of competition for playing time in the that includes weekend series against Portland and Cal Poly and said Savage. “Luke is a right-handed guy who was really brought outfield with four guys competing for three spots. midweek games vs. Cal State Northridge and UC Santa Barbara. in to play the outfield, but we’re converting him to an infielder. With last year’s starting right-fielder out for the season The Bruins will then travel across the country to Cary, N.C. He’s another guy who has tremendous power and is probably to take part in the Notre Dame Classic from Feb. 28-March the best, young right-handed hitter in our program.” with an injury, sophomore Christoph Bono will be counted on to begin the year as the starter in right. Bono made 55 2 at the USA Baseball Complex. There UCLA will meet tough Senior Kevin Williams returns at second base this season after appearances a year ago mostly as a defensive replacement, non-conference foes Notre Dame, North Carolina State and spending the majority of last season as the Bruins’ designated and will look to improve upon his offense from last season while Michigan. After the Notre Dame Classic, the Bruins will return hitter. After a shoulder injury kept him out for the first half of last continuing to play stellar defense in the outfield. home to host Pepperdine and Houston on March 7 and 8 season, Williams returned to hit .227 with one home run and 12 respectively at Jackie Robinson Stadium. UCLA will then take on RBI. He again is projected to miss the start of the season as he “Christoph is a tremendous defensive player,” said Savage. crosstown rivals USC in a road contest on March 9. recovers from another shoulder injury. “He can really run and throw out there. It’s about him making adjustments at the plate and getting enough contact while also As in previous years, the Bruins will play a very competitive “We’re looking for Kevin to get back healthy again after he had cutting down on his strikeouts, both of which he’s done this fall. midweek schedule, lined with non-conference games against the another setback with an injury,” said Savage, “hopefully by March He was really reliable in left last year and was a big part of our aforementioned Cal State Northridge and UC Santa Barbara, 1. Kevin’s a very talented defender whose offense we expect to late game defensive adjustments. We look for him to have a Cal State Fullerton, Loyola Marymount, Long Beach State and improve as well.” bigger role in 2014.” UC Irvine. UCLA will also play a weekend series with Long Beach State from April 4-6. In place of Williams, UCLA will turn to sophomores Brett Urabe In left field, sophomore Ty Moore and freshman Brett Stephens and Trent Chatterton to fill the void at second base. Chatterton will be competing for the starting job. Moore hit .219 with 10 The Bruins will open up Pac-12 play with a three-game series at played in 41 games in 2013, posting an on-base percentage RBI in 28 games last year after enjoying one of the finest high California from March 14-16. The Bruins face a tough Pac-12 of .358 while hitting .257 with 18 runs, four doubles and 10 school careers of anybody in the state of California. At Mater road slate in 2014 that includes trips to Arizona (April 11-13), RBI. Urabe appeared in 25 games last season, mostly off the Dei High School in Santa Ana, Calif., Moore was named the Utah (April 17-19), Oregon State (May 9-11), and Washington bench, adding to the Bruins’ depth and providing a nice spark 2012 Gatorade State Player of the Year and earned USA Today (May 23-25). UCLA will host three-game Pac-12 series against on the basepaths. National All-America honors. Washington State (March 21-23), Arizona State (March 28- 30), USC (April 24-26), Stanford (May 2-4) and Oregon (May “In addition to Williams, we also have Brett, who is a utility guy “Ty Moore is another guy who had a tremendous fall,” Savage 16-18). who can play all three positions and can really run, and Trent, said. “He looks to be our DH to start the season but will also see who is another utility guy who can play all three positions,” time in the outfield. We still have high expectations for him. Ty UCLA’s last eight schedules have been ranked among the top- Savage said. “While Kevin will be the face of that position, Brett had an outstanding high school career and had some growing five-most difficult in the country, as ranked by Boyd’s World and Trent are both utility type guys who can fill in for him and pains last year, but we look for him to be a force in that DH spot (strength of schedule ranking service, boydsworld.com). The play second base.” and to be a significant contributor in the outfield.” Bruins’ schedule was ranked No. 1 in 2006 and 2010, No. 2 in 2007 and 2013, No. 3 in 2008 and 2009, No. 4 in 2012 and After spending the past two seasons as UCLA’s everyday Stephens, a native of Moraga, Calif., was a two-sport athlete No. 5 in 2011. In addition, UCLA’s RPI has been ranked in the third baseman, junior will look to move over to at Campolindo High School, competing in both baseball and top-five two of the last four seasons. The Bruins were No. 1 in shortstop in 2014. A 2013 honorable mention All-Pac-12 football. He had a huge summer for the Wenatchee AppleSox 2012 and No. 5 in 2010. selection, Kramer tied for the team lead in hits last season with of the West Coast League, hitting .326 in 48 games while being 68 while batting .278. Kramer also led the team with 11 multi- selected to play in the league’s All-Star Game. “We’re challenging ourselves again this season,” Savage said. RBI games and finished second on the squad with 42 RBI. “We feel we have five really tough non-conference weekends “Brett Stephens is someone who we really like,” said Savage. that are going to help us prepare for the Pac-12, as well as “Kramer was a shortstop and a quarterback in high school and “He’s a strong, left-handed hitter who really hits the ball all over the postseason, and help our RPI. The Tuesday games really was really drafted as a shortstop out of high school,” Savage the ballpark. He is going to be a very good ballplayer in our eyes.” take care of themselves in Southern California with teams said. “He played third base very well last season and had a Back in center field will be senior Brian Carroll, who was one like Fullerton, Northridge, Irvine, LMU, UC Santa Barbara and tremendous fall. He has really gotten stronger. Kramer’s yet Long Beach State. Then obviously Pepperdine on the weekend. another guy that I think will be better offensively. He’s one of the of three players to start every game last season. Spending the majority of the year serving as the Bruins’ leadoff hitter in I think it’s a tremendous home schedule this year. You’ve got best prospects on our team and I think he’s going to feel pretty USC, Washington State, Oregon, Arizona State and Stanford all comfortable playing short.” 2013, Carroll batted .258 with three doubles, two triples, 20 RBI and a .380 on-base percentage. He was especially a terror coming in for the Pac-12 slate and then Utah, Arizona, Oregon Taking Kramer’s spot at third will be junior Chris Keck, who is on the basepaths, leading the Pac-12 with 32 stolen bases in State, Washington and California on the road. The Pac-12 has projected to step into a full-time role this season after spending 40 attempts. Additionally, Carroll led the Bruins with 50 runs won the National Championship the last two seasons and I think his first two seasons in Westwood as a part-time player. Keck scored and 14 sacrifice bunts. the depth of the conference is going to make it very difficult this played in 31 games last year, making 22 starts and recording year. We won 21 games last year and finished third and this 10 RBI. “We feel that Brian is the best defensive center fielder in the year I think you may see 19 wins win the league. Overall, it’s country,” Savage said. “He can go get the ball with anybody a very tough schedule, but we want to play the best schedule “Chris Keck is a guy that we are really depending on at third and has great leadership skills in center. He’s going to improve possible and we feel that we are doing that again this season.” base,” Savage said. “He’s a good prospect with a lot of power offensively as well and really knows his role as the leadoff guy. He offensively and a big arm in the field. Chris has not been an knows how to get on base, steal a base and score and we expect everyday player in his first two years in the program and kind big things out of him this season.” 2211 22014014 RROSTEROSTER NUMERICAL ROSTER ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Yr. B/T Ht. Wt. Exp. Hometown (Previous School) No. Name Position 1 Andrew Schmidt OF Fr. L/L 6-1 165 HS Parker, Colo. (Regis Jesuit HS) 26 David Berg RHP 3 Christoph Bono OF 3 Christoph Bono OF RS So. L/R 6-1 173 1V Palo Alto, Calif. (Palo Alto HS) 10 Scott Burke RHP 4 Eric Filia OF Jr. L/R 6-0 175 2V Huntington Beach, Calif. (Edison HS) 24 Brian Carroll OF 5 Kevin Williams INF Sr. L/R 6-0 195 3V Van Nuys, Calif. (Crespi HS) 40 Moises Ceja RHP 7 Kevin Kramer INF Jr. L/R 6-0 194 2V Turlock, Calif. (Turlock HS) 8 Trent Chatterton INF 8 Trent Chatterton INF So. R/R 5-8 168 1V Garden Grove, Calif. (Pacifica HS) 32 Grant Dyer RHP 9 Shane Zeile C/INF Jr. R/R 6-1 191 2V Valencia, Calif. (Valencia HS) 30 Jake Ehret RHP 10 Scott Burke RHP Fr. R/R 6-3 185 HS Glendora, Calif. (Glendora HS) 4 Eric Filia OF 48 Tucker Forbes RHP 11 James Kaprielian RHP So. R/R 6-4 200 1V Tustin, Calif. (Beckman HS) 27 Pat Gallagher INF 12 Grant Watson LHP Jr. L/L 6-0 181 2V Bakersfield, Calif. (Centennial HS) 28 Justin Hazard INF/C 16 Nick Kern RHP RS Fr. R/R 5-11 186 RS Brea, Calif. (Brea Olinda HS) 11 James Kaprielian RHP 18 Kort Peterson OF Fr. L/R 6-1 195 HS Mountain View, Calif. (St. Francis HS) 25 Chris Keck INF 20 Dominic Miroglio C Fr. R/R 6-0 195 HS Oakland, Calif. (Bishop O’Dowd HS) 16 Nick Kern RHP 21 Luke Persico INF Fr. R/R 6-3 173 HS Stevenson Ranch, Calif. (Great Oak HS) 7 Kevin Kramer INF 23 Brett Stephens OF Fr. L/R 6-0 187 HS Moraga, Calif. (Campolindo HS) 31 Darrell Miller Jr. C 20 Dominic Miroglio C 24 Brian Carroll OF Sr. R/R 5-10 178 3V San Diego, Calif. (Granite Hills HS) 29 Ty Moore OF 25 Chris Keck INF Jr. L/R 6-2 188 2V Pleasanton, Calif. (Amador Valley HS) 21 Luke Persico OF 26 David Berg RHP Jr. R/R 6-0 194 2V Covina, Calif. (Bishop Amat HS) 18 Kort Peterson OF 27 Pat Gallagher INF Sr. L/R 6-2 230 3V Reno, Nev. (Reno HS) 41 Keenan Pierandozzi-Howes C 28 Justin Hazard INF RS So. L/R 6-2 187 1V Tusitn, Calif. (Beckman HS) 34 Cody Poteet RHP 29 Ty Moore OF So. L/R 6-0 190 1V Mission Viejo, Calif. (Mater Dei HS) 35 Chase Radan RHP 30 Jake Ehret RHP RS So. R/R 6-3 201 1V San Dimas, Calif. (San Dimas HS) 1 Andrew Schmidt OF 45 Max Schuh LHP 31 Darrell Miller Jr. C So. R/R 6-2 221 1V Yorba Linda, Calif. (Servite HS) 38 Tyler Scott OF 32 Grant Dyer RHP Fr. R/R 6-1 183 HS Laguna Niguel, Calif. (Dana Hills HS) 23 Brett Stephens OF 33 Hunter Virant LHP So. R/L 6-4 171 1V Camarillo, Calif. (Camaraillo HS) 44 Brett Urabe INF 34 Cody Poteet RHP So. R/R 6-1 188 1V Bonita, Calif. (Christian HS) 33 Hunter Virant LHP 35 Chase Radan RHP RS Fr. R/R 6-4 183 RS Tustin, Calif. (Mater Dei HS) 12 Grant Watson LHP 38 Tyler Scott OF RS So. R/R 6-2 212 1V Novato, Calif. (Marin Catholic HS) 47 Aaron Weimer C 5 Kevin Williams INF 40 Moises Ceja RHP Fr. R/R 6-0 168 HS Arleta, Calif. (Kennedy HS) 9 Shane Zeile C/INF 41 Keenan Pierandozzi-Howes C RS Fr. R/R 6-0 210 RS Santa Monica, Calif. (Pacifica Christian HS) 44 Brett Urabe INF So. R/R 5-10 165 1V Huntington Beach, Calif. (Huntington Beach HS) Pronunciation Guide Christoph Bono KRIHS-tawf BOH-noh 45 Max Schuh LHP RS Jr. L/L 6-4 210 2V Fresno, Calif. (Edison HS) Ceja SAY-ha 47 Aaron Weimer C RS Sr. L/R 5-11 188 3V Fresno, Calif. (Bullard HS) Ehret AIR-et Filia fah-LEE-ah 48 Tucker Forbes RHP RS Fr. R/R 6-9 220 RS Pebble Beach, Calif. (Stevenson School) Kaprielian kah-PRILL-ee-an Miroglio mur-ROLL-ee-OH Coaching Staff Poteet POH-teet 22 John Savage Head Coach (10th season) Nevada ’91 Radan RAY-den Schuh SHOO 17 Rex Peters Assistant Coach (3rd season) Cal State Fullerton ’89 Urabe yoo-RAH-bee 2 T.J. Bruce Assistant Coach (4th season) Long Beach State ’04 Virant vur-ANT Weimer WY-mer 19 Jake Silverman Assistant Coach (4th season) Cal State Fullerton ’10 Zeile ZEE-ill

BREAKDOWN BY CLASS BREAKDOWN BY STATE, COUNTY Freshmen (11) Sophomores (11) Juniors (7) Seniors (4) California (32) Santa Clara County (2) Colorado (1) Scott Burke Christoph Bono^ David Berg Brian Carroll Bono, Peterson Andrew Schmidt Moises Ceja Trent Chatterton Orange County (10) Eric Filia Pat Gallagher Chatterton, Dyer, Filia, Hazard, Contra Costa County (1) Nevada (1) Grant Dyer Jake Ehret^ Chris Keck Aaron Weimer^ Tucker Forbes^ Justin Hazard^ Kaprielian, Kern, Miller Jr., Stephens Pat Gallagher Nick Kern^ James Kaprielian Kevin Kramer Kevin Williams Moore, Radan, Urabe Kern County (1) Dominic Miroglio Darrell Miller Jr. Max Schuh^ ^ redshirt senior Los Angeles County (8) Watson Luke Persico Ty Moore Grant Watson Berg, Burke, Ceja, Ehret, Persico, Marin County (1) Kort Peterson Cody Poteet Shane Zeile Pierandozzi-Howes, Williams, Scott Keenan Pierandozzi-Howes^ Tyler Scott^ ^ redshirt junior Zeile Chase Radan^ Brett Urabe Alameda County (2) Monterey County (1) Andrew Schmidt Hunter Virant Keck, Miroglio Forbes Brett Stephens ^ redshirt sophomore Fresno County (2) Stanislaus County (1) ^ redshirt freshman Schuh, Weimer Kramer San Diego County (2) Ventura County (1) Carroll, Poteet Virant

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Andrew Schmidt Christoph Bono Eric Filia Kevin Williams Kevin Kramer Trent Chatterton 1 6-1, 165 – OF – Freshman 3 6-1, 173 – OF – RS Sophomore 4 6-0, 175 – OF – Junior 5 6-0, 195 – INF – Senior 7 6-0, 194 – INF – Junior 8 5-8, 168 – INF – Sophomore

Shane Zeile Scott Burke James Kaprielian Grant Watson Nick Kern Kort Peterson 9 6-1, 191 – C/INF – Junior 10 6-3, 185 – RHP – Freshman 11 6-4, 200 – RHP – Sophomore 12 6-0, 181 – LHP – Junior 16 5-11, 186 – RHP – RS Freshman 18 6-1, 195 – OF – Freshman

Dominic Miroglio Luke Persico Brett Stephens Brian Carroll Chris Keck David Berg 20 6-0, 195 – C – Freshman 21 6-3, 173 – INF – Freshman 23 6-0, 187 – OF – Freshman 24 5-10, 178 – OF – Senior 25 6-2, 188 – INF – Junior 26 6-0, 194 – RHP – Junior

Pat Gallagher Justin Hazard Ty Moore Jake Ehret Darrell Miller Jr. Grant Dyer 27 6-2, 230 – INF – Senior 28 6-2, 187 – INF – RS Sophomore 29 6-0, 190 – OF – Sophomore 30 6-3, 201 – RHP – RS Sophomore 31 6-2, 221 – C – Sophomore 32 6-1, 183 – RHP – Freshman

Hunter Virant Cody Poteet Chase Radan Tyler Scott Moises Ceja Keenan Pierandozzi-Howes 33 6-4, 171 – LHP – Sophomore 34 6-1, 188 – RHP – Sophomore 35 6-4, 183 – RHP – RS Freshman 38 6-2, 212 – OF – RS Sophomore 40 6-0, 168 – RHP – Freshman 41 6-0, 210 – C – RS Freshman

Brett Urabe Max Schuh Aaron Weimer Tucker Forbes 44 5-10, 165 – INF – Sophomore 45 6-4, 210 – LHP – RS Junior 47 5-11, 188 – C – RS Senior 48 6-9, 220 – RHP – RS Freshman

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