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Gonzaga Baseball Release 4-26-04.Qxp Gonzaga University Baseball Weekly Notes FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - APRIL 26, 2004 ZAGS CLOSE OUT APRIL WITH GONZAGA WASHINGTON STATE AND SANTA CLARA UNIVERSITY WEDNESDAY - April 28, 6 p.m. at Bailey-Brayton Field BULLDOGS Gonzaga (17-22, 10-8 WCC) at Washington State (23-15, 5-7 Pac-10) SPORTS INFORMATION FRIDAY - April 30, 3 p.m. at Avista Stadium Gonzaga vs. Santa Clara (19-23, 8-10 WCC) 502 E. Boone Spokane, WA 99258-0066 SATURDAY - May 1, 1 p.m. at Avista Stadium Gonzaga vs. Santa Clara Oliver Pierce Sports Information Director SUNDAY - May 2, 1 p.m. at Avista Stadium (509) 323-6373 Gonzaga vs. Santa Clara [email protected] ZAGS CLOSE OUT APRIL, WELCOME MAY: Gonzaga will close out the Rich Moser month of April with a Wednesday game at Washington State before hosting Santa Assistant SID Clara on the final day of April and the first two days of May. The Bulldogs have Baseball Contact been playing solid baseball down the April stretch with wins in six of their past (509) 323-5484 seven games. The team will have to continue to play well this week in order to [email protected] keep pace with front running Loyola Marymount as West Coast Conference teams return to divisional play following this week. Gonzaga enters the weekend 3.5 Sara Rathbun games behind LMU while Santa Clara is chasing Pepperdine in the West Division, Graduate Assistant SID trailing the Waves by 5 games. While the Bulldogs and Broncos are going head- (509) 323-4227 to-head in Spokane, LMU and Pepperdine will face off in Los Angeles as the final [email protected] weekend of cross-divisional play has become very important. RADIO BROADCASTS: All three weekend games against Santa Clara will be SID FAX broadcast in the Spokane area as Tom Hudson provides all the play-by-play (509) 323-5730 action. Friday’s series opener can be heard on 1050 AM The Key with a pre-game show starting at 2:45 p.m. Saturday and Sunday’s games will be aired on Fox Sports Radio 790 AM with a pre-game show at 12:45 p.m. both days. PRESS BOX PHONE (509) 279-1005 LAST TIME OUT: The Bulldogs held their position in the WCC Coast Division race over the weekend as they won two of three at WCC West Division leader Pepperdine. The series win over the Waves was the first for the Bulldogs in Malibu since the 2002 season and only the second series win at Pepperdine since Gonzaga joined the WCC in 1996. Gonzaga has now won four of the last six against Pepperdine and should both teams win their respective divisions it would give Gonzaga home field advantage in the West Coast Conference playoffs. After dropping a tough 6-4 decision on Friday afternoon, Gonzaga responded with a pair of convincing wins on Saturday and Sunday. Marshall Bratton led the offen- sive charge on Saturday with 4 RBI while Aaron McGuinness and Matt Reding each drove home three runs on Sunday. Ed Clelland and Patrick Donovan had their second straight strong starts on the mound. Bulldogs outfielder Jeff Culpepper also had a memorable weekend as he collected his tenth double of the season to move into a tie for 10th on the Bulldogs career list. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - APRIL 26, 2004 HEAD COACH MARK MACHTOLF: Considered one of the Top 10 rising starts in the Division I coaching ranks by Baseball America in its 2000 publica- tion, Mark Machtolf gets his first head coaching opportunity this season. 2004 Gonzaga Baseball Schedule Machtolf, an 11-year assistant at Gonzaga, was officially handed the coaching DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT reigns on August 7, 2003, from 24-year head coach Steve Hertz who moved Feb. 13 # Oklahoma W 15-5 into an administrative position at the school. During his 11 years at Gonzaga, Feb. 14 # Oregon State L 8-6 Machtolf has coached the Bulldogs hitters and outfielders as well as serving as Feb. 15 # Utah W 12-7 Feb. 16 Arizona State (#7) L 10-7 the Bulldogs recruiting coordinator. Under his guidance Gonzaga has become Feb. 20 Washington (#23) L 7-5 one of the top power hitting teams in the nation setting a West Coast Conference Feb. 21 Washington (#23) L 4-3 (11) and school record with 92 home runs in 2002, the seventh best home run per Feb. 22 Washington (#23) L 3-0 Feb. 27 UC Irvine (#30) L 9-7 game average in the nation. Machtolf also coached Bulldogs slugger Nate Gold Feb. 28 UC Irvine (#30) L 11-4 who led the NCAA with 33 home runs in 2002 en route to All-American hon- Feb. 29 UC Irvine (#30) L 9-2 Mar. 5 $ Utah Valley State W 21-0 ors. A 1987 graduate of Stanford University, Machtolf was a member of the Mar. 5 $ Lewis-Clark State W 9-8 Cardinal’s 1987 College World Series championship team and an All-CWS Mar. 6 $ Portland W 4-3 selection. A 4-year baseball letterman and 2-year football letterman he gradu- Mar. 7 $ Washington State L 9-3 Mar. 12 Oregon State L 12-2 ated from Stanford in 1987. Mar. 13 Oregon State L 13-3 Mar. 14 Oregon State W 10-5 Mar. 20 * Saint Mary’s (Game 1) W 6-4 WASHINGTON STATE COUGARS: Gonzaga and Washington State meet Mar. 20 * Saint Mary’s (Game 2) W 8-2 for the fourth time this season with the Cougars already hold- Mar. 21 * Saint Mary’s L 8-3 Mar. 22 WASHINGTON L 10-9 ing a 2-1 series advantage. Last week the two teams had to Mar. 23 WASHINGTON L 12-5 postpone their midweek game due to bad field conditions, no Mar. 26 * Loyola Marymount W 7-3 2004 Record: make for that game has been set at this time. WSU won the Mar. 27 * Loyola Marymount L 7-5 23-15, 5-7 Pac-10 Mar. 28 * Loyola Marymount L 8-6 first game at the Banana Belt Classic with a 9-3 win. In a Mar. 30 WASHINGTON STATE L 13-11 Series Record game two at Avista Stadium WSU scored seven runs in the top WSU 98-63 Apr. 2 * SAN DIEGO W 10-5 of the ninth to pull off a come-from-behind ninth inning win Apr. 3 * SAN DIEGO L 10-3 Apr. 4 * SAN DIEGO L 14-0 over the Zags for the third straight season. The third game finished in the Apr. 9 * San Francisco W 16-9 Bulldogs favor as they pounded out six late runs to win 8-5 in Pullman. Jason April 10 * San Francisco (Game 1) L 14-5 Apr. 10 * San Francisco (Game 2) L 16-9 Freeman leads the Cougars offense with a .352 average while Grant Richardson Apr. 13 Washington State W 8-5 has 11 home runs and 48 RBI. Apr. 16 * PORTLAND W 11-5 Apr. 17 * PORTLAND W 11-3 Apr. 18 * PORTLAND W 3-2 SANTA CLARA BRONCOS: Gonzaga wraps up WCC cross-divisional play Apr. 20 WASHINGTON STATE PPD this weekend with Santa Clara visiting Spokane. The Bulldogs Apr. 23 * Pepperdine L 6-4 have won the season series each of the past three seasons win- Apr. 24 * Pepperdine W 11-4 Apr. 25 * Pepperdine W 10-3 ning 4-of-6 each year against the Broncos. This season in Apr. 28 Washington State 6 p.m. 2004 Record: opposite divisions each team must win in order to keep pace Apr. 30 * SANTA CLARA 2 p.m. 19-23, 8-10 WCC May 1 * SANTA CLARA 1 p.m. in their respective WCC division. The Broncos have won only May 2 * SANTA CLARA 1 p.m. Series Record three of their last 11 games, two of those wins coming against May 7 * San Diego 3 p.m. SCU 25-23 Saint Mary’s this weekend. Ryan Chiarelli is hitting .406 to May 8 * San Diego 1 p.m. May 9 * San Diego 1 p.m. lead Santa Clara while the Broncos bullpen is led by Anthony Rea with a May 11 LEWIS-CLARK STATE 3 p.m. league-leading 11 saves and a 2.02 ERA. May 14 * SAINT MARY’S 1 p.m. May 15 * SAINT MARY’S Noon CULPEPPER GETS HIS RECORD: Jeff Culpepper connected for a tenth May 16 * SAINT MARY’S 1 p.m. May 17 Lewis-Clark State 6:30 p.m. double of the season on Sunday to move him into the Bulldogs career record May 21 * LOYOLA MARYMOUNT 3 p.m. book for doubles with 36. His 36 doubles tie him with Carter Masterson (1992- May 22 * LOYOLA MARYMOUNT 1 p.m. May 23 * LOYOLA MARYMOUNT Noon 95) on the career list with Bill Hainline (1976-79) one spot ahead with 37 career May 28-30 WCC Playoffs TBD doubles. The career record of 59 was set by Jerrod Wong from 1993-96. * West Coast Conference Game # Coca-Cola Baseball Classic (Surprise, AZ) DONOVAN GETS HIS ‘W’ THIS TIME: After tossing seven innings of one $ Banana Belt Tournament (Lewiston, ID) run baseball against Portland last week only to pick up a no-decision, sopho- ALL TIMES PACIFIC TIME ZONE more lefty Patrick Donovan was able to collect a win this week after his per- ALL TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS formance against Pepperdine. Donovan worked seven-plus innings against the ALL 2004 GONZAGA HOME GAMES TO BE Waves allowing only three runs, one of them scoring once Donovan had exited PLAYED AT AVISTA STADIUM the game and left a runner on.
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