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SHEA McFEE 2005 MITC ACIFIC-10 6ANHA HAMPIONS 2005 COLLEGE RLD SERIES State has ascended to its highest ranking at No 18 and is off to its best start in 30 years at 21-4on the strengthofa roster largely featuring in-state to IantFour of the five top hail from Oregon on a s taft that leads the Pac-10 in team ERA as the Beavers hope to earn their first NCAA tournament appearance since 1986

Spring Training Dish Indians general Mark Shapiro vmwuml announced his rebuilding plan in November (IY 1[tl 11 YN M 2001, claiming it would take until 2005 to tntyWlcn Vw, a contend again By all accounts, his blueprint MO to Ypn w fa right on schedule, thanks to the draft, various trades and developing quality players--particularly In the center of the diamond--trot, within He discussed the process with Americas Chris One 2006 OREGON STATE BASEBALL GUIDE

2006 quick facts, schedule...... 2

Welcome to Oregon State baseball...... 3 Oregon State baseballA to Z ...... 4-6 The Beaver Baseball Experience...... 7-11 2005 College team...... 12-17 2005 Team USA members Kevin Gunderson and . 18-19 2005 first-round draft pick ...... 20-21 Oregon State baseball facilities...... 22-26

Oregon State baseball staff...... 27 Head ...... 28-29 2006 OSU baseball guide Associate head coach , assistant coach ...... 30 Volunteer assistant coach David Wong, support staff...... 31

2006 season...... 33 Outlook, roster ...... 34-36 Player profiles...... 37-51

2005 season...... 53 Season in review ...... 54-57 Overall statistics...... 56 Pacific-10 statistics...... 57 Game-by-game results, Pacific-10 in review...... 58

Oregon State baseball history...... 59 Yearly finishes, coaching records...... 60 School records ...... 61 Career leaders ...... 62 Season leaders ...... 63 Yearly individual leaders...... 64-67 Yearly team totals ...... 67-70 Team awards ...... 71 All-Americans ...... 72 All-district/all-region, Academic All-America...... 73 All-league ...... 74 Major Leaguers ...... 75 Draft picks, free agents, pros in 2005...... 76 Hall of Fame inductees...... 77 1952 team...... 78-81 All-time lettermen...... 82-85 Postseason results ...... 86 Series records...... 87 All-time scores...... 88-100

Outside the foul lines...... 101 Oregon State Dugout Club...... 102 Media information, baseball directory, sports information directory. 103 Beaver Sports Properties...... 104

This is Beaver Athletics...... 105 Oregon State academics and athletics...... 106-119 Page 33 Campus map ...... 120

The 2006 baseball guide was designed, written, and produced by Kip Carlson of the OSU Sports Information Office using Adobe Pagemaker 7 0 and Adobe Photoshop 6 0 Photography by Dave Nishitani, Beth Buglione, Denny Wolverton, Dennis Hubbard and from OSU archives Printing by Lynx Group, Inc of Salem, Ore 2006 OREGON STATE BASEBALL GUIDE

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Oregon State University DATE DAY OPPONENT SITE TIME Location ...... Corvallis, Oregon Feb. 10-12 Fri.-Sun. at Coca-Cola Classic 2 p.m. Enrollment ...... 19,000 Feb. 10 Fri. vs. Nevada Surprise, Ariz, 2 p.m. Founded ...... 1868 Feb. 11 Sat. vs. Arizona State Surprise, Ariz. Surprise, Ariz, 10a.m. President ...... Dr. Edward Ray Feb. 12 Sun. vs. Gonzaga Malibu, Calif. 2 p.m. Athletic director ...... Bob De Carolis Feb. 17 Fri. at Pepperdine Feb. 18 at Pepperdine Malibu, Calif. 1 P.M. Colors ...... Orange and black Sat. Feb. 19 Sun. at Pepperdine Malibu, Calif. 1 P.M. Nickname ...... Beavers Feb. 23-26 Thu.-Sun. at River City Classic Affiliation ...... NCAA Division I Feb. 23 Thu. vs. Brigham Young Davis, Calif. 2 p.m. Conference ...... Pacific- 10 Feb. 24 Fri. at California-Davis Davis, Calif. 2 p.m. University website ...... www.oregonstate.edu Feb. 25 Sat. at Sacramento State Sacramento, Calif. 2 p.m. Athletics website ...... www.osubeavers.com Feb. 26 Sun. vs. St. Mary's (Calif.) Davis, Calif. 10a.m. MAR. 3 FRI. NEVADA CORVALLIS 3 P.M. Baseball MAR. 4 SAT. NEVADA CORVALLIS 1 P.M. Baseball coach ...... Pat Casey (12th year) MAR. 5 SUN. NEVADA CORVALLIS 12 NOON Record at OSU ...... 341-237-4 (11 years) MAR. 7 Tue. PORTLAND CORVALLIS 4 P.M. Career record ...... 512-350-5 (18 years) Mar. 10 Fri. at New Mexico Albuquerque, N.M. 5 p.m. Associate head coach ...... Dan Spencer Mar. 11 Sat. at New Mexico Albuquerque, N.M. 5 p.m. Assistant coaches .... Marry Lees, David Wong Mar. 12 Sun. at New Mexico Albuquerque, N.M. 12 noon Casey office phone ...... (541) 737-2825 Mar. 17 Fri. at SouthernCalifornia* LosAngeles, Calif. 6 p.m. Angeles, Calif. 1 P.M. Spencer office phone ...... (541) 737-7484 Mar. 18 Sat. at Southern California* Los LosAngeles, Calif. 12 noon Lees office phone ...... (541) 737-5738 Mar. 19 Sun. at Southern California* CORVALLIS 5 P.M. 2005 overall record ...... 46-12 MAR. 24 FRI. UTAH VALLEY STATE MAR. 25 SAT. UTAH VALLEY STATE CORVALLIS 1 P.M. 2005 Pacific-10 record ...... 19-5 (1st place) MAR. 26 SUN. UTAH VALLEY STATE CORVALLIS 1 P.M. Lettermen returning/lost ...... 19/12 Mar. 28 Tue. at Pacific(Calif.) Stockton, Calif. 6 p.m. Position players ...... 11/9 Mar. 29 Wed. at San Francisco SanFrancisco, Calif. 2 p.m. Pitchers ...... 8/3 MAR. 31 FRI. TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN CORVALLIS 4 P.M. Starters returning/lost ...... 12/4 APR. 1 SAT. TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN (2) CORVALLIS 1 P.M. Position players ...... 6/2 APR.7 FRI. ARIZONA* CORVALLIS 5 P.M. Pitchers ...... 6/2 APR. 8 SAT. ARIZONA* CORVALLIS 1 P.M. All-conference returning/lost ...... 8/3 APR. 9 SUN. ARIZONA* CORVALLIS 1 P.M. All-Americans returning/lost ...... 2/1 Apr. 11 Tue. at Portland Portland, Ore. 3 p.m. First varsity season ...... 1907 APR. 13 THU. STANFORD* CORVALLIS 5 P.M. All-time record ...... 1,825-1,251-15 APR. 14 FRI. STANFORD* CORVALLIS 5 P.M. Ballpark ...... Goss at Coleman Field APR. 15 SAT. STANFORD* CORVALLIS 12 NOON Capacity ...... 2,000 Apr. 21 Fri. at California* Berkeley, Calif. 2:30 p.m. Opened ...... 1907 Apr. 22 Sat. at California* Berkeley, Calif. 1 P.M. Leftfield ...... 330 ft. (11-ft. fence) Apr. 23 Sun. at California* Berkeley, Calif. 1 P.M. Left-centerfield ...... 365 ft. (I1-ft. fence) APR. 25 TUE. PORTLAND CORVALLIS 4 P.M. Centerfield ...... 400 ft. (8-ft. fence) APR. 27 THU. CAL POLY CORVALLIS 5 P.M. Right-centerfield ...... 365 ft. (8-ft. fence) APR.28 FRI. NEW MEXICO CORVALLIS 5 P.M. Rightfield ...... 330 ft. (8-ft. fence) APR. 29 SAT. CAL POLY CORVALLIS 4 P.M. Press box phone ...... (541) 737-7475 APR. 30 SUN. NEW MEXICO CORVALLIS 1 P.M. MAY 5 FRI. WASHINGTON* CORVALLIS 5 P.M. 1 P.M. Sports information MAY 6 SAT. WASHINGTON* CORVALLIS MAY 7 SUN. WASHINGTON* CORVALLIS 1 P.M. Baseball contact ...... Kip Carlson May 12 Fri. at Arizona State* Tempe, Ariz. 7 p.m. Carlson office phone ...... (541) 737-7472 May 13 Sat. at Arizona State* Tempe, Ariz. 6 p.m. Carlson cellular phone ...... (541) 230-4482 May 14 Sun. at Arizona State* Tempe, Ariz. 12 noon Carlson e-mail .. [email protected] May 19 Fri. at Washington State* Pullman, Wash. 6 p.m. Sports information director ...... Steve Fenk May 20 Sat. at Washington State* Pullman, Wash. 2 p.m. Assistants ...... Michelle Westerberg, May 21 Sun. at Washington State* Pullman, Wash. 12 noon Roger Home, Jason Amberg May 23 Tue. at Portland Portland, Ore. 3 p.m. Student assistants.. Mike Laport, Amy Klever, MAY 26 FRI. U.C.L.A.* CORVALLIS 5 P.M. Melody Stockwell, Caleb Hawley, MAY 27 SAT. U.C.L.A.* CORVALLIS 1 P.M. Tessa Davison, Desma Stovall MAY 28 SUN. U.C.L.A.* CORVALLIS 1 P.M. Office switchboard ...... (541) 737-3720 Jun. 2-5 Fri.-Mon. N.C.A.A. Regionals To be announced T.B.A. Office fax ...... (541) 737-3072, Jun. 9-12 Fri.-Mon. N.C.A.A. SuperRegionals To be announced T.B.A. (541) 737-4171 Jun. 16-26 Fri.-Mon. College World Series Omaha, Neb. T.B.A. Website ...... www.osubeavers.com Alltimes Pacific *-Pacific-10 Conference game (2)-Doubleheader 2006 OREGON STATE BASEBALL GUIDE

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OREGON STATE BASEBALL A TO Z Beavers have beenabig since 1907 Some of the highlights and personalities that have become part of OSU's baseball lore A as in All-Americans: Since the American Baseball Coaches Association began selecting All-America teams, Oregon State has had players named to various All-America teams 30 times. The first was Dwane Helbig in 1952; the most recent were outfielder Jacoby Ellsbury and pitchers and Jonah Nickerson in 2005. The Beavers have had a pair of two-time All-Americans with Jay Dean in 1954-55 and Cecil Ira in 1962-63. B as in ballpark: OSU has had just one Jay Dean home since starting baseball as a varsity sport in 1907 - Goss Stadium at Coleman Field. The 1952 College World Series. turned it down to become OAC's head coach. park is located just south of the center of cam- Coming to OSU - then known as Oregon D as inDean: Jay Dean was Oregon pus, and the field is named for longtime coach Agricultural College - as a student from Canby State's first two-time All-American. The big Ralph Coleman. High, Coleman pitched for OAC in 1918. His In 1999, a new chapter in the ballpark's first baseman was a first-team selection in both main interest was track and field, though, and 1954 and 1955, batting.456 and.465, respec- history began with the addition of Goss Sta- Coleman lettered three years before trying dium. The stadium is named for the family of tively, in those two seasons. He still holds baseball as a senior OSU's record for career batting average at .379 John and Eline Goss, the major donors to the After serving in World War I, Coleman $2 million project. for his four seasons. As a freshman, Dean coached at Corvallis High and OAC. He helped Oregon State to the 1952 College World Goss Stadium at Coleman Field was de- pitched for the in the Pacific signed to blend into the architecture of the Series. He was also an outstanding Coast League and fared well enough to be player, captaining the Beavers to within one central campus area, with an old-style brick offered a tryout with the , but exterior. The main grandstand extends from point of the Final Four his senior season. Dean first to third base and seats approximately 1,500, many in theater-style seats. The stadium includes a lobby/concession area, a ticket area, restrooms, a press box with two private booths, and locker rooms for both teams. For decades, the field was simply known as the OAC or OSC diamond. The first published references to it as Coleman Field appeared in the mid-1940s and the name quickly went into common usage. It wasn't until 1981, though, that the ballpark was officially named Coleman Field by OSU. Through 96 seasons, OSU's all-time record in its home ballpark stood at 946-416-1 for a winning percentage of.694. C as inColeman: Ralph Coleman served the longest tenure of any coach in Bea- ver baseball history, 35 seasons from 1923 through 1966. His teams were 561-315-1 with 10 Northern Division titles and a spot in the Cecil Ira 2006 OREGON STATE BASEBALL GUIDE -

I3. =Ml Jones came to the Pacific Northwest to look after timber and land interests and was enlisted as OAC's baseball coach, traveling from Port- r - land to Corvallis for practices and games when- ever possible. a The Beavers posted a 13-4-1 record in 1910, claiming the Northwest Collegiate cham- pionship. Jones eventually went to St. Louis as a player-manager for that city's entry in the Federal League from 1914-15. He later managed the St. Louis Browns from 1916-18. K as inK's: The names atop OSU's lists are Mason Smith and Ken Forsch. Smith is the career leader with 267 from 1991-94, while Forsch is the -season leader with 121 in 1968. L as inLyons: put together a nine-year career in the Major Leagues after Steve Lyons playing at Oregon State from 1979-81. Nick- named "Psycho" for his unique approach to the is one of very few athletes in Oregon State Four teams in 36 seasons. game, Lyons can now be seen as a broadcaster history to captain Beaver squads in two sports. But Gill, who had been an OAC athlete during baseball telecasts and other programs on D as indraft: from Salem High, was the Beavers' baseball Fox Sports. began its amateur draft in 1965. Since then, coach while Ralph Coleman concentrated on After being the first-round draft pick of the OSU has had 76 players drafted, including four duties in the physical education department Red Sox in 1981, Lyons played for the in the first round. from 1932-37. Gill's teams went 56-70. White Sox, and Steve Lyons was the Beavers' H as inhomers: Goss Stadium at from 1985-93. Lyons' on-field moves included playing tic- initial first-rounder, being taken with the 19th Coleman Field has always been a spacious pick overall by the in 1981. tac-toe with opposing players by scratching the ballpark, but the Beaver teams of the late 1970s , game in the dirt with his spikes. And yes, Pitcher Scott Christman was OSU's highest and early 1980s tested what was then a 355- Lyons was the guy who dropped his pants to selection ever, being nabbed by the Chicago foot leftfield line with regularity. Five of OSU's brush the dirt out after sliding headlong into White Sox with the 17th overall pick in 1993. top nine single-season homer marks by a player first base in 1990. Pitcher Mike Thurman was taken by the were set from 1980-83, including Jim Wilson's Montreal Expos at No. 31 as a supplemental record of 21 in 1982. L as in "Let there be lights!": Goss pick in 1994. Outfielder Jacoby Ellsbury was as inindoors: Oregon State has taken Stadium at Coleman Field received its first set OSU's latest first-round pick, being taken by of lights during the 2002 season; the project its game indoors on two occasions. In 1993, the Boston Red Sox with the 23rd overall selec- was made possible by the generosity of long- the Beavers played a three-game Northern tion in 2005. time Oregon State boosters Bert and Shirley Division series against Washington in the Babb. The first-ever night game at the ballpark E as in extra : The longest in Seattle, winning the final game. saw OSU's Ben Rowe pitch a four-hitter at known game in Beaver baseball history? It was In 1999, Oregon State visited Minnesota for a fourth-ranked Stanford for a 3-1 victory. a 20-, 2-1 loss to Washington in 1972 in non-league series and the three games were Corvallis, taking 4 hours, 38 minutes to play. played at the Metrodome, with the Gophers M as inMajors: There have been 16 Incidentally, the game was the first half of a sweeping the Beavers. Beavers who went on to play in the Major doubleheader; with OSU taking the second Leagues. One of the first was Ed Coleman, I as inIra: Cecil Ira was a two-time All- game 7-1 in seven innings in a brisk 1:45. brother of longtime coach Ralph Coleman. Ed America pitcher on OSU's 1962 and 1963 F as inForsch: Ken Forsch, a Coleman pitched for the Beavers in 1924, then Northern Division champions. He is still OSU's played for the Philadelphia AthleticsandSt. righthander from Sacramento, Calif., was the career earned average leader with a 1.79 Louis Browns from 1932-36. Beaver who had the longest Major League mark, and was 27-9 from 1961-63. He also N as in Northern Division: In 1999, career, 16 seasons. After pitching at OSU in holds the Pacific-10 records for shutouts in a 1967 and 1968, Forsch was 114-113 with a season, with five in 1963, and shutouts in a the Pacific- 10 Conference returned to playing 3.37 for the career, with 10 from 1961-63. baseball as a single league. However, OSU has and California Angels from 1970-86. In 1979, spent most of its baseball history in the North- J as inJones: When the Beavers claimed while pitching for Houston, Forsch no-hit the ern Division, which dated back to 1913. Atlanta Braves; one of the hitters he retired their first Northwest Collegiate championship In its final season of 1998, the Northern was former OSU teammate Bob Beall. Forsch in 1910, their coach was Fielder Jones. Division included Oregon State, Portland State, was assistant general manager for the Anaheim Just four years before, Jones had been a Washington and Washington State. Through the Angels during their 2002 World Series victory. player-manager on the 's decades, the division also included Oregon, World Series championship team known as the Portland, Gonzaga, Eastern Washington, , G as inGill: is best known as "Hitless Wonders." A salary dispute with Sox Montana, Whitman, Willamette and Pacific Oregon State's all-time winningest men's bas- owner Charles Comiskey led to Jones leaving (Ore.) at various times. I ketball coach, going 599-392 with two Final the Windy City, though. 0 as in : Oregon State 2006 OREGON STATE BASEBALL GUIDE has a tradition of playing well on Opening Day. The Beavers' all-time record in season-openers is 67-29, and OSU has won 13 of its last 19 season-openers. In home-openers, OSU has an all-time record of 77-19, with the Beavers win- 111 ning 16 of their last 18 home-openers and 31 of their last 34. OSU's earliest season-opener came in 2002, a 13-5 loss at Arizona State on Jan. 31. Oregon State's earliest home-opener came in 2005, when the Beavers beat Portland 6-1 on Feb. 15. 0 as inorigins: Varsity baseball began at OSU in 1907, but the roots of the sport reach further back. The official history of Oregon State Univer- sity lists a baseball game as the school's first intercollegiate athletic event - a game against Monmouth Christian College in Corvallis on April 14, 1883. In that game, OAC wound up losing 23-7. Jack Riley Several tries were made at starting the sport made the trip to Omaha twice, appearing in the over the next 24 years, but most seem to have S as in Schulmerich: Wes College World Series in 1952 and 2005. been thwarted by the Pacific Northwest's wet Schulmerich, one of the finest athletes in school In 1952, The Beavers defeated Southern springs. Indoor baseball was popular, however, history, ended his collegiate career by hitting California in the Pacific Coast Conference and the Barometer for June, 1900 pictures the .459 for the 1927 Beavers. The center-fielder championship series and swept Fresno State OAC indoor baseball team with its champion- went on to play in the Major Leagues from for the NCAA Far West Regional champion- 1931-34 with the Boston Braves and Philadel- ship banner. ship before a Goss Stadium at Coleman Field phia Phillies. He was inducted into the State of P as inpennants: OSU teams have record crowd of 5,000. At the CWS, the Bea- Oregon Sports Hall of Fame in 1980. brought home 21 pennants over the years. The vers lost to Duke 18-7 and to Texas 10-1. first was the 1908 Oregon Collegiate champion- T as in television: From 1998-2005, In 2005, the Beavers won the Pacific-10 title ship; the latest was the 2005 Pacific-10 title. Oregon State has played on national cable tele- and then swept through the NCAA Corvallis vision nearly each season, and the Beavers have Regional against Ohio State and St. John's. Q as in "Quiet, I'm trying to gone 5-6 in those games, including a 5-2 mark at Oregon State defeated Southern California in a study!": OSU has had four Academic All- home. Since Fox Sports Net (formerly Prime best-of-three NCAA Corvallis Super Regional Americans in baseball: Ken Bowen and Bryan Sports) began televising games in 1990, Or- that went the distance to qualify for the CWS. Ganter in 1986 and 1987, Mason Smith in 1994 egon State has a 31-19 record in televised In Omaha, OSU was beaten by Tulane 3-1 and and Ben Bertrand in 1998. Another OSU player games, including 10-7 in national TV games. by Baylor 4-3 in 10 innings. was named a Rhodes Scholar: Knute Buehler, T as intravel: OSU baseball teams have X as inexhibitions: Oregon State has who lettered from 1983-85. been journeying far from the Pacific Northwest played a wide variety of non-collegiate and R as in rallying, big-time: The largest since 1920. That year, the Beavers made their foreign opposition over the years, including deficit Oregon State has ever overcome to win first extended spring trip, going to the Bay two 1996 games against Nittaidi University of a game is 14 runs. That was in 2003, when the Area for games against Santa Clara, Stanford, Japan in the Hawaii Easter Tournament and a Beavers trailed New Mexico State 14-0 after California, the Sacramento Senators and Cal 1998 contest against CETYS of Mexico in the five innings in El Paso, Tex. OSU scored five State-Chico. OSU's first-ever trip to the East San Diego Classic. runs in the sixth inning, three in the seventh Coast came in 1992 when the Beavers played Local pros like the and and eight in the eighth for a 16-14 win. in a tournament at Central Florida. were frequent opponents into R as inRiley: Jack Riley is Oregon U as inunhittable: Two no-hitters have the 1950s; OSU played the Portland Beavers as State's winningest baseball coach ever, going been uncovered in Oregon State baseball his- recently as 1981. Goss Stadium at Coleman 613-411-5 in 22 seasons. A fiery competitor tory. On April 12, 1947, Fred Gallagher Field was the site of two games in the 1920s who wasn't shy about showing his emotions on blanked Montana 1-0 in the second game of a against Meiji University of Japan and a 1921 the field, Riley coached at OSU from 1973-94. doubleheader in Corvallis, striking out seven. game vs. the New York Colored Sox. His teams won or tied for five Northern Divi- On April 11, 1967, Cleve Benson, Eric Selberg Y as in years without baseball: sion titles and won two division tournaments. and Jack Humphrey combined to shut out Since starting a varsity baseball program in His 1986 team set what was then a school Portland 11-0 in another home game. 1907, Oregon State has twice halted the sport. record for victories, going 39-15 and finishing V as invictories: The 2005 Beavers set No team was fielded in 1917 due to World War third in the Midwest Regional. an OSU record for victories, going 46-12 en I, and there was no team in 1944 or 1945 due to An outstanding baseball and basketball route to the Pacific- 10 championship and the World War II. player at nearby Linfield College, Riley was the College World Series. They also set a record for Z as in zipping along: Oregon State NAIA national leader as a senior. wins in a regular season, going 41-9, and a has twice had 18-game win streaks, in 1951 and He later played professionally for the Salem record for home wins, going 26-5. 1962. Both winning streaks came in the first 18 Dodgers. W as in WorldSeries: Oregon State has games of the season. 2006 OREGON STATE BASEBALLGUIDE 7

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in 2002-03, in 2003, maga- zine honored him as its Minor League Man- ager of the Year. He pitched and played several other positions for the Beavers from 1984-86, earning All-America honors and leading Or- egon State into the NCAA Tournament in 1985- 86. A fourth-round draft choice of the Philadel- phia Phillies, Brundage s minor league career included becoming a player-coach in 1993; he s now been in the Mariners'organization solely as a coach or manager for 11 seasons "My experiences at Oregon State will never be forgotten. Not only did the Oregon State baseball program prepare me for , it prepared me as a person, as well. Coach Jack Riley had a huge impact on my life not only as a player but, more importantly, as a person. "When I packed my bags and headed off to the rude awakening of , State. This opportunity, combined with my I was prepared for the real world - mentally and BEN BERTRAND intense drive to excel, my fathers' love and physically. I once came to Oregon State as a discipline, and my wife's support, has shaped raw and naive person. I made the comment Ben Bertrand is a practicing physical thera- the person I am today. early on in my career at OSU that `I've got so pist with Mountain Valley "To me, Oregon State is not just the univer- much to learn, it's tough to improve.' But we Therapy in La Grande, sity I attended; it is my home away from all needed to to start somewhere, and OSU was Ore. Bertrand caught for home. I made some of my closest friends on the best place possible. Sometimes it's not the the Beavers from 1996- the at Oregon State and I con- best to be a little fish in a big pond, because at 98, including a medical sider them family. I am thankful that I had the OSU it seemed like everyone is a big fish in a redshirt season, earning honor and privilege to put on an Oregon State little pond! All-Northern Division baseball uniform and to play the game I love." "I have fond memories of my OSU days due honors in 1997-98. He to the closeness of my teammates and staff. The was an Academic All- experiences that I had at OSU will never leave American and played in me. And as Coach Riley put it best on a daily the ' basis, `It's tough to make chicken salad out of organization. At the con-Bertrand Dave Brundage managed San Antonio - the chicken poop!' Well, at OSU they've done a clusion of his baseball career Bertrand earned ' Class -A farm team - great job with their salads so far, and I thor- his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from to back-to-back Texas League championships oughly enjoyed my experience." Pacific University. In addition to his physical therapy practice, Bertrand is also the assistant baseball coach at Eastern Oregon University, KNUTE BUEHLER working primarily with hitters and . Knute Buehler is an orthopaedic surgeon at "My experiences at Oregon State were the Chiropractic & Neurosurgical Center of the among the most rewarding of my life. I learned Cascades in Bend, Ore He pitched for the that hard work without a specific goal and a Beavers from 1983-85, playing on teams that plan to achieve that goal is just hard work. I advanced to the NCAA Tournament in 1983 learned that I was capable of so much more and 1985 Buehler was a Rhodes Scholar and than I gave myself credit for. These life lessons went on to earn a master of arts degree in were a direct result of the time I spent with my Political Economy from Oxford, he completed teammates, the academic challenges I faced, his medical studies at Johns Hopkins School of and the guidance of coaches Pat Casey and Medicine. He is on the board of advisors for Dan Spencer. Oregon State r Cascades Campus in Bend. "Academics came easier to me than base- "Over 20 years since arriving in Corvallis to ball. As far as athletic ability goes, I was not attend OSU, the emotions remain intense. The the biggest, or strongest, and definitely not the years have not tempered my feeling of wonder fastest guy around - not your typical blue-chip about making it in a 'bigger pond,' the concerns recruit. Coach Casey extended to me the oppor- about the academic challenges, and the exhilara- tunity to compete and play for a Division I tion of the first baseball game as a freshman. It baseball program as a walk-on at Oregon Dave is inspiring how such latent feelings can be 2006 :;. OREGON STATE BASEBALL GUIDE triggered today by walks on the campus en- two stories - in 1975 as a 17-year-old freshman countering sites, sounds and even smells of from Junction City, and then again in 1989 events so long ago. after my baseball career was over. "The campus and community remain a large "I learned more, and grew up more, in my part of my OSU experience. The calm, beauti- first three years at OSU than any other period ful surroundings countered the somewhat- of my life. The only reason I went to college frantic college life. This was certainly true in was to play baseball, and I felt very fortunate to the spring, when the azaleas and rhododen- land in the best program in the state. Coach drons bloomed during finals week as if to high- Jack Riley worked harder than anyone at find- light the end-of-the-year accomplishments. The ing ways to practice and improve despite the Corvallis community, like the beautiful cam- weather. pus, was supportive and in sync with my needs. "What I am equally grateful for now is the Local businesses were always willing to ac- exposure I got and experiences I gained from commodate, without complaint, my occasional being a college student. One of the best things need for a new study environment. When I was meeting people from different places and began to focus on my career options, commu- backgrounds. I lived in Cauthorn dorm my nity surgeons facilitated my first encounter freshman year, and I still keep in touch with with knee replacement surgery. Ironically, this some of the friends I met there. An added bo- experience foreshadowed my future. nus was meeting my wife Liz while working "My education at OSU allowed my future to out at McAlexander Fieldhouse. Although I meet no closed doors. The knowledge gained was a mediocre student, my failings taught me from my microbiology and history degrees a lot. I changed majors several times in my prepared me for the varied challenges of medi- search for something I was good at or liked. cal school and a Rhodes Scholarship. My edu- Knute Buehler Getting drafted by the St.Louis Cardinals de- cation and personal mentoring by OSU profes- layed that search, but fulfilled my dream. play baseball for the Beavers is an experience sors broadened my horizons from the big pond "I love sports, but I kept thinking there must that I cherish. The de- of OSU to crossing the pond to attend Oxford be more to life. In the back of my mind was a mands put on student- University. Each step of the way my confidence dream of building a golf course with my athletes at OSU undoubt- in my OSU training grew. brother. In 1984, after my first year in Japan, I edly prepared me for life "Playing baseball at OSU further enhanced purchased 160 acres of land near Monroe. my experience. Pitching for the Beavers al- after college. Not only did "When my baseball career ended, I found lowed me to mature in ways the classroom does I receive an outstanding myself at a crossroad, wanting to do something not allow I was able to travel throughout the education academically, other than baseball, but having no work experi- but also an education in western United States and play against some of ence or training. I started working production hard work, dedication, the nation's best athletes. I learned from Coach at Evanite Fiber and, at my wife's suggestion, consistency, and team Jack Riley how to compete on the pitching enrolled 12 hours in the OSU School of Busi- play. While many of these mound and in the real world. Importantly, I Checketts ness. It had been 12 years since I last attended lessons were learned in matured with the knowledge that being a pro- OSU and this time I was going only for the the classroom, the majority were learned on the ductive team member frequently means finding education - my goal was to learn about busi- baseball field under Pat Casey and his staff. one's role. ness rather than worry about the degree. I fi- "On a daily basis, we were held accountable "My OSU experience added incredible nally graduated from OSU in 1992, this time for not only our performance on the field, but value to my life. The memories remain intense with a 3.9 GPA in Business. That same year, we since the effort and importance of those build- also in the classroom and our personal lives. were granted the permit to build Diamond ing years have so fundamentally shaped my I'm forever indebted to OSU for the lessons I Woods. I've still got lots to learn about running learned while attending OSU. personality and career. The passing of the years a business, but my education at OSU helped "Consistent hard work is a requirement at has done nothing to lessen the experience." fulfill my dream. OSU, as in most successful companies and "I began school at OSU as a baseball player organizations. The staff at OSU is an outstand- from a small town. I am not from a business ANDREW CHECKE'ITS ing example of how leaders can instill this trait family, and had very little experience working in their organization, while setting an example in business so the classroom was my first expo- is the pitching coach for of the importance of being a good person." sure to a business plan, basic accounting, fi- the University of California at Riverside. He nance, project management, and daily opera- pitched for Oregon State from 1996-98 and tions. For anyone who has ever tried starting a was All-Northern Division in 1997 and 1998. business, they know how many things can go His senior season, Checketts was named the Jeff Doyle is cofounder and co-owner of wrong, and how important a good education is. league s Player of the Year and earned All- Diamond Woods Golf Course in Monroe, Ore. I am very thankful for the education I received America honors He was drafted by the Boston He was an infielder for the Beavers from 1975- at OSU." Red Sox, and returned to OSU to earn his 77, earning All-Northern Division honors. He degree in Business Administration. Checketts was drafted in the sixth round by the St. Louis was pitching coach at Riverside Community Cardinals and eventually reached the Major College, helping RCC to its second straight Leagues; he also played in Japan Diamond Ken Forsch was assistant general manager state title, before being hired at UCR. Woods opened in 1997 for the Anaheim Angels, the 2002 World Series "Having the opportunity to go to school and "My experience at Oregon State really has 2006 OREGON STATE L BASEBALL GUIDE champions, before retiring. ! orsc/1 pitc lied at and signed was Hall ofFamer Ryne Sandberg. Oregon State in 1967-68, "I've had the opportu- and still holds the school nity to be around the records for strikeouts in a Oregon State University season and consecutive baseball program for scoreless innings pitched. many years, both as a He went on to a 16 year player and an assistant career in the Major coach to Ralph Coleman Leagues with the Houston and Gene Tanselli. Or- Astros and California egon State, the School of Angels; in 1979, he Education, and the base- pitched a no-hitter for the Forsch ball program prepared me Astros against the Atlanta for a high school teachingHarper Braves. and coaching career at Roseburg (Ore.) High "I went back to try to get it all in (and finish School before returning to Oregon State. his degree); I think I lacked 13 or 14 hours. "My experience at Oregon State also pre- From that point, I had to go to Venezuela and I pared me to become a professional baseball had to play three or four winters in Venezuela. scout for the . Oregon By that time, I was in the big leagues and I State has been an outstanding baseball program never got back to Oregon State. that has produced many professional players, "It was a good background, though, that several of whom have made it to the Major was the main thing. If I had signed, even out of League level. junior college, I think physically I wouldn't Jeff Doyle "I have observed many games at OSU after have been able to take it; I don't think my arm of guys that truly played together as a team; we becoming a scout. The first player I drafted was would have taken it. But along with that, it were talented and scrappy. We were a true from Oregon State - Bob Beall, who went on to gave me the opportunity to get into banking reflection of our coach, Jack Riley. The lessons play in the Major Leagues for the Philadelphia and to do different things. You have a college learned on the baseball field were numerous. Phillies and Atlanta Braves. education like that, and it broadens your hori- Not only were they vital in my devolvement as "With the baseball coaching staff and the zon. There are so many different things you're a person and a physician, but also are appli- new baseball facilities, Oregon State is going to exposed to, and I think that's what really helps. cable in dealing with life's daily challenges attract top-level players. As a scout, I've been That afforded me to get into banking, real es- "The academic education at OSU was chal- to many ballparks, and Goss Stadium at tate, insurance - I got into that for a little bit. I lenging, and valuable. Before coming to OSU, Coleman Field is one of the best sites to play took a Business course, the basic economics I was well aware of the strong reputation in the college baseball in the nation." course. biological sciences, and was able to experience "I can honestly say that attending OSU was it firsthand upon entering. I was lucky to have an experience that I am very fortunate to have - a of professors who took pride in not only as a foundation to a pro baseball ca- teaching, and were interested in seeing their reer, but more importantly, as a foundation to a students' progress. As a result, I was well pre- Bryan Ingram is a recording artist and career in Major League Baseball management." pared to handle the academic rigors of medical president/cofounder of school, as were my medical school classmates EOS Enterprises, Inc who were OSU alums. The corporation includes BRYAN GANTER "I consider myself lucky to have had the a music publishing com- opportunity to attend OSU not only because of pany, Kings Raven Music, Bryan Ganter is a physician at the Mayo the valuable on- and off-field education, but a clothing line, Stanelli Clinic in Scottsdale, Ariz., also because of all the memorable relationships Clothing; and real estate working in Sports Medi- that have been forged as a result. I came in ventures. Ingram lives in cine, Musculoskeletal contact with so many wonderful people from so both Tucson, Ariz, and Medicine and General many walks of life. From fellow teammates, Los Angeles, Calif. Rehabilitation He was an classmates, administrators, professors, all were Ingram was an All- outfielder at Oregon State Ingram helpful in making my experience at OSU one Pacific-10 while from 1984-87, playing on that will be cherished forever" playing for the Beavers from 1999-2001, then teams that advanced to was drafted by the Colorado Rockies but suf- the NCAA Tournament in fered a career-ending shoulder injury in 2003 1985 and 1986 He twice Ingram s first CD was released in December earned Academic All- HER Ganter 2003; information is available at America honors while Bill Harper lettered at Oregon State from www bryaningram.com Ingram has collabo- earning his degree in Pre-Medicine. 1949-51, and he also played on the Beavers' rated with many music greats and is currently "I have really fond memories of the time 1949 Final Four men's basketball team. He writing music in the entertainment industry, that I spent at OSU, in particular my experi- went on to a successful coaching career at the including for film and television ence as a member of the OSU baseball team. high school and college level Harper then "When I think of my time at OSU, I am Two out of the four years, we played well became a professional baseball scout He has grateful for the foundation that was established, enough to make it to the NCAA tournament. now worked for over30 yearsfor the Philadel- enabling me to see who I am as an individual The 1986 team was probably the greatest group phia Phillies; among the players he scouted and harness my potential. The philosophies of 2006 2006--. OREGON STATE BASEBALL GUIDE 10 rvirr=

the Oregon State baseball program and head and Montreal Expos. He authored a book coach Pat Casey empower each player to expe- about his experiences: "Psycho Analysis. " f i ,_ ii' LI111 .ld rience the paradigm shift needed to succeed "There is no question that my opportunities both on and off the field. The driving forces of at Oregon State went far beyond those of an perseverance and positive thought, as well as PSYC=HOanalvsis- average student. Getting the chance to pursue a the creation of an inner drive, has not left me. potential career in professional baseball, while "It was in the early mornings under the having half my education paid for with a partial guidance and coaching of assistant coach Dan scholarship, was like a double whammy for my Spencer, my catching coach, in McAlexander future that few people could expect. Fieldhouse that I faced many life lessons. I "I took full advantage of the situation be- realized in those mornings that every day pre- cause I knew I wasn't in a financial position to sents a decision; a choice to live each day out attend OSU without the scholarship, and my with focus, drive, determination, perseverance talents as a baseball player would never have and hard work. Especially during those early been realized without the intense baseball pro- sessions, Coach Spencer demonstrated he is an gram I became a part of while I was there. amazing motivator and is able to tap into each "I believe every student learns more about player's full potential. Then on game day, I themselves, grows up a little, and begins to witnessed the dividends, the results of that hard shape their future during the years they spend work, and could see tangibly how that hard in college, but the small-town atmosphere and work paid off individually and as a team. a feeling of being `home' and comfortable gave "Although currently I am not working me a chance to gain confidence gradually, and within the realm of my major, Political Science, ,.gyp reword by-5,-,en Ifing didn't overwhelm me in any respect of college I consider the many skills and insights my life. "Having grown up in the state of Oregon, I studies provided me to have been most benefi- admission to medical school. While I opted to cial - especially as I have traveled domestically take another career path in the medical sci- think I had the innate sense of being a part of the best the state had to offer, as a student and and internationally - with baseball as well as ences, I owe a great deal of gratitude to the athlete at Oregon State. Through the 15 years with my music and business career. Oregon State science department for the posi- of playing professional baseball and now with "Ultimately, I am very thankful for my time tion I hold today. my broadcasting career for Fox, I've traveled at Oregon State University. I know that my "My academic experiences were rewarding, extensively since leaving OSU. I know going time as a student-athlete has played a key role for sure, but it was my experiences competing there only intensified my pride in being an in who I am today." on the baseball diamond for the Beavers that I Oregonian. Any success I've had and the per- cherish the most. The excitement of a televised son I've become are in direct relation to my Beaver-Husky game, with the stands packed youth in Oregon and my experiences at Oregon and postseason play on the line, is a feeling that I cannot put to words. In the midst of State." Ryan Lipe was a two-time All-Northern these battles, I developed some of my dearest Division selection while and lasting friendships. If I can figure out a playing third base for the way to come back and do it again, I will As for 1ASOI STRANERG Beavers from 1995-98. He the baseball program itself, playing for Coach is currently a sales repre- Jason Stranberg is a project manager for Casey and his staff was an honor. While the Adroit Construction Com- sentative for Cardinal instruction was of the highest caliber, the val- Health, a Fortune 20 pany, Inc, in ues they instilled in us have had the biggest Ashland, Ore. He played supplier of surgical prod- impact on me - hard work, discipline, team- ucts and services; he lives for the Beavers from work and respect. These are values that go 1996-98, earningAll- in Ashland, Ore. much further than the baseball field. "The experiences that I Northern Division honors "In short, the experiences I had as a student- in 1997. He earned his had while attending Or- athlete at Oregon State have had a profound egon State were among Lipe bachelor 's degree in Con- impact on the person I am today. I am thankful struction Engineering the most rewarding of my life.I played Divi- and honored for having had the opportunity to sion I baseball for a premier program, met Management; while com- r compete on the baseball field and earn my pleting his degree, he some of my closest friends (including my degree at Oregon State. Stranberg wife), and earned the degree that carried me helped oversee the con- into my career in medical device sales. struction of Goss Stadium at Coleman Field. "Academically, the education I received at "Looking back at my career as a student- Oregon State was very strong. As a General athlete at Oregon State, I am convinced that there wasn't another institution that could have4 Science/Pre-Medicine major, it was initially my Steve Lyons is a broadcaster for Fox Sports, prepared me more for the life I live today. goal to attend medical school and ultimately with a notable role on the networks telecasts "The OSU Engineering program opened become a physician. My counselor in the Col- of Major League Baseball. Lyons played sever- opportunities for me that I could never have lege of Science, Chere Pereira, took to the alpositions for the Beavers from 1979-81, imagined. I have come to appreciate the challenge of coordinating a curriculum around concluding his career by becoming OSU's first- college's dedication to preparing students for the demands of my baseball schedule. In addi- ever first-round draft pick. He played in the the professional environment by providing tion, she helped to place me in a summer in- Major Leagues from 1985-93 for the Boston technical and specialized curriculums that ternship in New York City and ultimately earn Red Sox, Chicago White Sox, Atlanta Braves actually reflect current `real world' practices. This really helped me make the adjustment "Academic success for me was not inherent. academically and socially, after coming from a It came through dedication, hard work, and a small school (32 in my graduating class at Mt. competitive nature that demanded success. Angel). The athletic program, coaches (Ralph Although the seeds of these traits were prob- Coleman and Paul Valenti) and the players ably planted in me long before, it wasn't until I provided the experience of learning to compete had an opportunity to compete in the Pac-l0 and play within the rules. The most significant that they actually developed. event that occurred was meeting my wife, Ann "As I give great accolades to the OSU Engi- Ridings; we will celebrate our 48th wedding neering program, they pale in comparison to anniversary this year. my feelings for the OSU Baseball Program. "My degree at OSU was in Education, Under Pat Casey and his staff's direction, base- which I pursued for four years. I enjoyed teach- ball developed in me the skills necessary to ing, coaching and administration, but decided succeed academically and later in the profes- to switch careers. Contacts from the University sional world. I will always be indebted to the have played a major part in my career. Ralph OSU Athletic program for the opportunities it Coleman helped significantly in obtaining my made available to me." first job, coaching and teaching. Don White, a pitching teammate, was instrumental in secur- ing a position in the training program with a MIKE THURMAN New York Stock Exchange firm. That started me on my investment career. These relation- Mike Thurman is a scout and minor league Mike Thurman ships have been very important in my career pitching coach for the . is something that I will always cherish and be and certainly confirm the value of attending an Thurman was a Major League pitcher from proud of. I hope that every current and future in-state school, especially if you plan to live 1997-2003 for the Yankees and Montreal Beaver baseball player can experience the feel- and work in Oregon. Expos. Thurman pitched for OSU from 1992- ing that we had as a team that year." "The most significant athletic experience I 94, becoming a first-round draft pick. remember as a sophomore in 1952 was when "Looking back on my baseball career at we won the Northern Division, the Pacific Oregon State, I can hardly believe that it has N0RB WELLMAN Coast Conference and the Western Regional. been over 12 years since I first set foot onto That put us in the College World Series. I had Coleman Field. It was a dream come true for me Norb Wellman is a registered investment the opportunity to pitch the second game in the to be able to do just that, coming from adviser who is a co- series against Southern California and Fresno Philomath High, playing at (Corvallis American founder of Ferguson State. The seniors, like John Thomas and Cub Legion program) Richey's Market in the sum- Wellman Capital Manage- Houck, helped create an attitude that we could mer of 1991 and then to a Division I, Pac-10 ment, Inc., in Portland, beat any team. Defeating USC, the previous program like Oregon State. To make things even Ore., it is one of the few year's national champion, was an experience I better, I was joined by fellow Richey's Market independent, employee- will always remember. Getting together with players and great friends like Allen Snelling, Jim owned firms specializing the players of that `52 team on several occa- Champion, John Schultz, Kevin Hooker and in highly personalized sions has been most enjoyable. later, Brooke Knight. asset management for "The overall experience I had at OSU and "As we developed as baseball players and investors with accounts of the financial help I received has motivated me as men under the instruction of (Coach) Jack $2 million or more. The to `give back' to the University through the Riley, I think that we all sensed we would be firm now manages over Wellman OSU Foundation and the athletic program, champions before we left the program. Of $2 billion for a variety of institutional and baseball in particular. The tradition of a quality course we had other players who weren't from individual clients. Wellman pitched at Oregon baseball program that has a long history and the Corvallis area that made great contributions State from 1952-54, helping the Beavers ad- produced many scholar-athletes has fostered in our quest for a championship, but the core of vance to the 1952 College World Series and my support. We have been fortunate to have our team was that of local players. Over the being named Oregon State's captain in 1954. long-term outstanding coaches. Ralph next three years, my teamates and friends made His father-in-law, Red Ridings, was the captain Coleman, Gene Tanselli, Jack Riley, and now many memories both on and off of the field, of the Beavers' 1925 Northern Division cham- Pat Casey, have done and are doing a great job but there is one thing that really stands out. pionship team. He was also a key figure in the of carrying these values forward. "In 1994, we finally won the Pac-10 North- drive to build Goss Stadium at Coleman Field. "I had the opportunity to get to know Pat ern Division championship. That champion- "Looking back after almost 50 years, my Casey when we worked together on the Goss ship turned out to be bittersweet, however, time at Oregon State was a very positive learn- Stadium project. From the beginning, there because we did not receive a berth to the ing and maturing experience. This opportunity were many people involved, but Pat was the NCAA tournament. With Washington State on was made possible by an athletic scholarship catalyst and he played the most important role probation for rules violations, our conference which I have appreciated increasingly over the in bringing this great facility to fruition. I did not have the required six eligible teams and years. It gave me four years of being associated would be remiss if I didn't mention the help of therefore could not get an automatic berth. with motivated, achievement-oriented people the athletic department's Bob Westlund, who "We were still champions, however, and with excellent values. These values were espe- did an outstanding job on the fundraising. that still ranks as one of my proudest moments cially apparent in the fraternity (Sigma Alpha "I'm proud to be part of the OSU family in baseball. To reach that goal, in Coach Riley's Epsilon) and the athletic program. The World and to have the opportunity to enjoy the results last season, with my best friends in the world, War II vets ran the fraternity as a `tight ship.' of its success." OREGON BASEBALL GUIDE.

OREGON STATE'S 2005 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES TEAM

The 2005 Beavers at Johnny Rosenblatt Stadium, site of the College World Series Coming from nowhere, going to Omaha Beavers surprised the nation in 2005 with Pac-1 0 title, trip to College World Series

In over a century of intercollegiate athletics and your state." When the 2005 season began, Oregon State at Oregon State, this was one of the truly It was also that this team wasn't given wasn't burdened by the weight of great expec- special seasons. much of a chance in the preseason. But Oregon tations. OSU was picked to finish sixth in the It wasn't just that the Beavers won the State eventually moved as high as No. 2 in the Pacific- 10 and the Beavers weren't mentioned Pacific- 10 championship, reached the College national polls, the Beavers' highest baseball in the national polls. World Series and set a school record for wins. ranking ever. "They need a little game experience," Bea- There was more to the story of the 2005 Bea- "It's an unbelievable feeling," OSU head ver head coach Pat Casey said of his club. vers. One reason the team captivated the entire coach Pat Casey said. "There are a lot of times "But we've worked tremendously hard toward state was the fact that over half the players these athletes get overlooked ... some common goals and that's going to pay were from Oregon. "It's just a great tribute to the athletes and off for us." "It's something you think about all the what they do, and to have it pay off and win a OSU opened some eyes by beating ninth- time," shortstop said. "It championship is just a dream." ranked Arizona State 12-6 on its home field means something to be playing for your city In this case, a dream come true. during the first weekend of the season. That 2006 OREGON STATE BASEBALL GUIDE

series opener on May 20. The Beavers - by now ranked as high as No. 3 in the country in some polls - used a familiar combination, with Dallas Buck getting the win and Kevin Gunderson the save; the OSU duo outdueled USC ace , who was a contender for numerous national pitcher of the year honors. Late in the game the next day, word filtered down to the OSU dugout that Stanford had beaten Arizona; a Beaver win would guarantee a tie for the Pac- 10 title. Oregon State wrapped up a 10-7 victory, then celebrated on the field. "It crossed my mind that we had just done something extremely special for Oregon State University and the city of Corvallis," Gunderson said after recording the final out. After eight straight weekends battling for at least a share of the championship in one of the Oregon State first baseman Andy Jenkins steps on the bag for the final out nation's toughest conferences, it was time for of the NCAA Super Regional finale against Southern California, sending the a break. Oregon State had wrapped up its regular Beavers onto the field in celebration of a College World Series berth season a week ahead of the rest of the Pacific- 10, giving the Beavers Memorial Day weekend off. OSU spent May 27 holding Fan Appre- ciation Night, playing an intrasquad game and giving fans pizza and a chance to meet the players. The next day, the Beavers learned they were sole champions of the Pacific-10 for 2005 when California won at Arizona. On May 29, the NCAA released its list of 16 sites for regional tournaments and Oregon State was on the list. The next day, the Bea- vers, their families and several dozen fans gathered to watch the NCAA selection show at the Hilton Garden Inn near campus. When the pairings were announced, Oregon State learned it would be the top seed in a field %f4 including Virginia, Ohio State and St. John's. Tickets quickly sold out, even with extra bleacher seats having been brought in behind the rightfield fence. The geographically diverse field assembled and went through workouts at Goss Stadium at Coleman Field, and play got underway on Friday, June 3. Some ballplayers go through life never experiencing the thrill of hitting a walk-off . After the opening day of the propelled the Beavers to a 21-4 record heading of the ninth. Corvallis Regional, Shea McFeely wasn't one into the Pac-10 season. "It seems like every time we play a game, of them. After sweeping California to start the con- somebody on our club does something that McFeely accomplished the feat on the first ference slate, OSU visited nationally ranked impresses me," Casey said after that win. pitch of the bottom of the ninth inning, send- Stanford and Arizona on back-to-back week- "Everything they do, they prepare for it Now ing the Beavers to a 4-3 win over Ohio State. ends. The Beavers took the series at Stanford we're excited about coming home." With the score tied 3-3, McFeely launched his and nearly took the series at Arizona, return- With Oregon State's regular season entering game-winning homer over the left-centerfield ing home as Pac- 10 title contenders and a team its final weekend, it would be the Southern fence off Buckeye reliever Rory Meister. That climbing in the national rankings. California Trojans standing between the Bea- capped an Oregon State comeback that had A win over Arizona State capped a 5-1 vers and the Pac-10 title. seen the Beavers tie the game with Cole homestand against Washington State and the Oregon State went into the final weekend of Gillespie's two-out single in the bottom of the Sun Devils. The momentum carried over onto its regular season with a shot at the Pacific-10 eighth. the road, where OSU swept series at both championship, and the Beavers took advantage McFeely annihilated the first pitch he saw UCLA and Washington; the finale against the of it. - and the first pitch of the game by Meister - Huskies came in 10 innings after UW had tied A five-run bottom of the eighth inning gave for his fifth home run of 2005. the game with a two-out homer in the bottom OSU a 5-4 win over Southern California in the "During warm-ups, he was throwing a lot - * 4 8 4 2006 OREGON STATE BASEBALL GUIDE

Jacoby Ellsbury takes a swing Pat Casey exchanges lineups of ," McFeely said. "It looked like he College World Series. was throwing pretty straight and over the top. "We're one step away from every college That's what our scouting report said on him. I baseball players dream," said Jenkins, who had just went up there and he threw a first pitch four of the Beavers' season-high 22 hits. up and in." Danny Anderson had a pair of home runs, and Much of the game was a pitchers duel, as Anton Maxwell pitched the win. Buck and Ohio State starter Mike Madsen Canham was named the Outstanding Player The Beavers greet fans during an surrendered three runs each. for the tournament, going 8-for-13 with one autograph session before the CWS A sellout crowd of 2,612 saw Oregon State home run, three doubles, six runs batted in and play in its first NCAA Regional since 1986. It six runs scored. was also the Beavers' first home postseason The Beavers learned they would again be at appearance since 1963. home for the Super Regionals, and the oppo- The next evening, had four nent would be Southern California. To earn a hits - including three doubles - and Jonah place in the College World Series, OSU would Nickerson struck out nine as he pitched a have to take a series from the 12-time national complete game for Oregon State in an 11-1 win champions for the second time in four weeks. C 0 LL E 0 E over St. John's. The win before a sellout By now, the Beavers were the biggest crowd of 2,609 advanced OSU into the cham- sports story in the state. Even more seats pionship game were added to the OSU ballpark, with bleach- Canham tied his career high with four hits, ers replacing the batting cages behind leftfield, and the three doubles tied OSU's single-game and still the series sold out before the first record. pitch the evening of Saturday, June 11. "I'm just trying to be patient and lay off The opener was a bizzare game in which the off-speed stuff," Canham said. "I thank Southern California made mistakes and Oregon God for giving me good eyesight for the week- State capitalized. end and I hope we stay with it." Ryan Gipson's single drove in the go-ahead Nickerson scattered seven hits and didn't run in the sixth inning and Jenkins added a allow a run until the ninth inning, pitching his three-run homer in the eighth to lead OSU to a first complete game of the season and the 10-4 victory over the -prone Trojans. The second of his career. Beavers fell behind 4-1 early, but capitalized "It's awesome," OSU's Andy Jenkins said on eight USC errors. of the win. "It's what we've been working on "To me, the key to the whole thing was until the fifth inning, but by then OSU had all year and getting to do it at home is even that we don't care how we win - we don't care climbed back within 4-3. more special. We're going to come out pre- if they surrendered, we don't care if we win In the sixth, McFeely scored on a wild pared, ready to go tomorrow." by one or by 10 or whatever. At this point in pitch to tie the game at 4-4, then Gipson fol- Indeed, the Beavers were prepared on June the season, it's just go find a way to win," lowed with his go-ahead single. Jenkins' homer 5. On a damp evening, a 13-run second inning Casey said. capped OSU's five-run eighth inning and set propelled OSU to a 19-3 victory over St. Buck kept the Beavers in the game against the crowd of 3,059 into delirium. John's, clinching the championship. The vic- Kennedy; the OSU standout earned his 12th It was the sort of win that gave one the tory in front of 2,532 fans moved the Beavers win of the season with 7 2/3 innings of work. feeling that these Beavers might be a team of into the Super Regionals, one step from the Kennedy hadn't allowed the Beavers a hit destiny. .4 .2006 OREGON STATE BASEBALL GUIDE

z. STBLAT 4%,DIU PITCHERS NO.NAME YR.B-T HT. WT.HOMETOWN 32 Reed Brown Fr R- R 64 195 Edmonds, Wash - 2 Dallas Buck So R4R 6-2 190 Newberg, Ore =WE OUT 38 A J Davidson Jr S-L 6-3 200 Florence, Ore 456T09 18 Nate Fogle Jr R.R 6,3 220 Gresham, Ore 6 Kevin Gunderson So R-L 5-10160 Portland, Ore 16 Kevin Joslyn Sr. L-L 6-1 185 Spokane, Wash Josh Keller Fr R.R 64 230 Portland, Ore 36 Jon Koller Jr R-R 6-6 235 Cadsbad, Calif 44 Fr R.R 64 250 Portland, Ore 17 Anton Maxwell So L-L 5-9 175 Anchorage, Alas 19 Jake McCormick So R.R 6.2 220 Marysville, Calif 34 Jonah Nickerson So R-R 6-1 190 Oregon City, Ore 4 Kurt Steele Jr R-R 6-2 180 Corvallis. Ore 27 Rob Summers Fr R-R 6-0 185 Beaverton,Ore 28 DanielTurpen Fr R-R 64 195 McMinnville,Ore CATCHERS ° kl1 If .i NO.NAME YR.B-T HT. WT.HOMETOWN 11 Mitch Canham So L-R 6-2 200 IdeSbesWa 35 Billy Munich Jr S-R 6-1 225 El Macero, Calif 20 Casey Priseman Fr R-R 6-1 180 Woodinville,Wash L INFIELDERS NO.NAME YR.B-T HT. WT.HOMETOWN I 10 Darwin Barney Fr R-R 5-10 170 Beaverton, Ore. 30 Travis Carver Fr, L-R 6-3 235 McMinnville, Ore Cory Ellis Fr R-R 5-7 160 Portland, Ore 14 Ryan Gipson Jr R-R 5-11 180 Central Point, Ore 8 AndyJenkins Sr R-R 6-0 200 Salem, Ore, 3 Chris Kunda Jr R- R 6-0 175 Philomath, Ore 15 Lonnie Lechelt Fr R- R 6-0 190 Kennewick, Wash 25 Joey Ledesma Jr. L-R 6-0 190 Tucson, Ariz 29 Shea McFeely Jr R-R 6-2 215 FaeadWayWash 31 Scott Nelson Jr. R-R 6-3 215 Eugene, Ore,

1 Todd Shelton Jr R-R 5-10185 Bakersfield, Calif NO.NAME YR.B-THT. WT.HOMETOWN 22 Danny Anderson Sr R-R 6-4 200 Modesto, Calif 24 Chris Campos Sr L-L 6-1 208 Modesto, Calif NicChapin Jr L-L 5-11 185 Oregon City, Ore 23 Jacoby Ellsbury Jr L-L 6-1 190 Madras, Ore

40 Joel Evans Sr R- R 6-5 230 Redmond, Wash

12 Rob Folsom Fr R- R 5-9 180 Medford, Ore 9 So R-R 6-1 200West Linn, Ore vv. 21 Jr R-R 6-0 180 Great Falls, Mont 2 26 Mike Lissman So R-L 6-0 195 Ontario, Ore Oregon State takes batting practice before facing top-ranked Tulane 37 GeoffWagner Jr L-L 6-2 215 Redmond,Ore HEAD COACH: Pat Casey "Regardless of what happens offensively, homer to to make it 8-3. But USC put together ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH: Dan Spencer ASSISTANT COACH: Marry Lees what pitchers do, we always find a way to its late-inning comeback to force a third game. VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH: Troy Schader win," Gipson said. "We have all year, so "I think we made plenty of mistakes by the ATHLETIC TRAINER: MattToth there's something like that going on." eighth - I don't think we relaxed at all," Casey ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINERS: Nathan Dufault, J R Tatum Still, if Oregon State was to reach the Col- MANAGER: Peter Hughes said. "I thought we quit competing at the ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT: Jenny Siewell lege World Series, it wouldn't come easy. plate, and didn't compete at all at the plate HEAD GROUNDSKEEPER: Al Kirk Billy Hart's bases-loaded infield single in after we got the five-run lead. We just basi- SPORTS INFORMATION: Kip Cadson the 10th inning drove in the winning run and cally surrendered some at-bats late in the RADIO BROADCASTER: Mike Parker Southern California rallied late to defeat Or- game." egon State 9-8 the next day, evening the series. The Beavers appeared to be on their way "There's nothing like this," Jenkins said The Beavers saw USC score twice in the to Omaha early in the game. Gipson hit a two- "This whole series has been a roller coaster. eighth inning and three times in the ninth to tie run home run for the Beavers in the fourth As coach (Casey) said, `We're going to find the game before winning in the 10th. inning off USC starter Jack Spradlin. Anderson out what we're made of today.' We came out "I hope they react Monday like they've added a solo homer in the fifth to make it 3-0, and performed today; now we're going to go reacted all year long," Casey said of the Bea- but the lead wouldn't stand. to Omaha and represent the Pac-10." vers. "We'll find out a lot about ourselves The next afternoon - Monday, June 13 - Said Casey: "I feel blessed, humbled, thank- tomorrow, what guys we really have, what was the day that Oregon State went cycling all ful - I guess it's a coaches dream. To have so kind of competitors we are. If it were the third the way to Omaha. many people here to witness that and to see game today, it would be a pretty tough pill to Jenkins hit for the cycle, going 5-for-5 and those guys hold up that sign (from OSU's locker swallow." driving in four runs as the Beavers beat South- room) that says `The Road To Omaha Starts Oregon State held a 5-3 lead in the seventh ern California 10-8 in the deciding game of the Here' ... it's awesome for me." inning, then Canham launched a three-run Super Regional. OSU also saw outfielder Jacoby Ellsbury 2006 OREGON STATE 16 BASEBALL GUIDE

Jonah Nickerson delivers a pitch Dallas Buck sends one plateward Andy Jenkins connects break the school record for hits in a career, inning on just seven pitches to start the Bea- on hand when the Oregon State contingent going 3-for-5 with a double to give him 234 vers' celebration. arrived at its hotel in downtown Omaha. hits, breaking the record of 232 set by Andy The crowd chanted "Omaha! Omaha!" as The Beavers wouldn't open the tournament Jarvis from 2000-03. Jenkins fielded a grounder to first and raced to until playing top-ranked Tulane on Saturday. A crowd of 2,752 was a sellout but just the bag for the final out, then hurled the ball But the next day, Oregon State got its first real under capacity after the start of the game was into the outfield just as he was engulfed by his taste of the atmosphere that has come to sur- moved up three hours for its national cable teammates. round the College World Series, and it made a telecast At least five members of OSU's 1952 It was apparent that afternoon that some definite impression on the Beavers. College World Series team - pitchers Bud Berg, people get long lunch breaks. Midway through "It's a dream - it's a dream come true," Bailey Brem and Norb Wellman, infielder the game, a Willamette & Pacific Railroad Oregon State catcher Casey Priseman said Bobby Buob and outfielder Dwane Helbig - locomotive stopped on the tracks beyond the after that night's Opening Ceremonies at were on hand for the game. So was Paul right-centerfield fence. It remained there for Rosenblatt Stadium. "I mean, look where we Valenti, an assistant coach in 1952 who re- the rest of the contest, sounding its horn for are right now. You can't really say much about mained on OSU's athletic staff. each Beaver hit or and giving a long it, you've got to experience it." Oregon State had taken a 7-3 lead by the salute when Jenkins stepped on first base to The Beavers took about an hour's worth of fifth inning, but Southern California tied the record the final out. batting practice at Rosenblatt Stadium, then game with a four-run sixth inning before Eddie Then the Beavers turned their thoughts to partook in a barbecue for all eight teams, an Kunz pitched the Beavers out of a jam, includ- the College World Series, the event OSU autograph session for fans and the Opening ing a bases-loaded strikeout of USC slugger hadn't played in since its only other CWS Ceremonies in front of approximately 10,000- . appearance in 1952. Coincidentally, Oregon 15,000 fans. The Beavers responded immediately, as State had also taken a three-game postseason "This is awesome," OSU outfielder/first Jenkins led of the bottom of the sixth inning series from USC in Corvallis en route to baseman Cole Gillespie said. "This whole with a - completing his cycle - and Omaha in 1952. atmosphere is crazy. I've watched this on TV scored on McFeely's . OSU added Oregon State had a day to get ready for its for years, and to be a part of this now is amaz- a pair of runs in the seventh on run-scoring trip to the College World Series, then took a ing. singles by Barney and Jenkins to make it 10-7. charter flight to Omaha on Wednesday, June "To see this many people here for the The Trojans did manage a run in the eighth, 15. The Beavers were greeted by members of opening ceremonies is crazy. During the but Buck - making his first relief appearance in the Omaha Concorde Club, the community games, it's going to be even more crazy." over a year - retired the final four USC hitters organization that would serve as OSU's host ESPN's Dave Ryan announced the eight for the save, including a one-two-three ninth during the tournament, and news media were teams - Oregon State, Arizona State, Baylor,

Fans packed Goss Stadium at Coleman Field during the NCAA Corvallis Super Regional against Southern California 2006 1 OREGON STATE BASEBALL GUIDE

Florida, Nebraska, Tennessee, Texas and Tulane - to mark the official start of the 59th annual College World Series. 2005 GAME-BY-GAME The teams marched onto the field, one-by- one, to a foray of fireworks, music, highlights 46-12 overall, 19-5 Pacific-10 Conference (1st place) ORE. ST. ORE. ST. OPP. on the stadium's video board, and of course, DATE DAY OPPONENT SITE RESULT DECISION R-H-E R-H-E lodas of applause from thousands of collegiate Feb 3 Thu vs New Mexico State Tempe,Ariz W, 19-0 Buck(1-0) 19-17-0 0-1-2 baseball fans. Feb 4 Fri vs Gonzaga Tempe,Ariz. L,1-3 Fogle(0-1) 1&1 3-61 The United States Navy "Leap Frogs" Feb 5 Sat vs New Mexico State Tempe,Ariz. W,11-2 Nickerson (1-0) 11-14-0 243 Feb 6 Sun at Arizona State Tempe, Ariz. W,12-6 Gunderson(1-0) 12-15-1 6-8-5 capped off the welcome as they parachuted Feb 15 Tue Portland Corvallis W,6-4 Fogle(1-1) 6-13-2 4-7-1 into the stadium and delivered team flags to Feb 19 Sat vs California-Davis San Diego, Calif W, 8-0 Maxwell (1-0) 8-13-0 0-3-3 each of the eight schools, giving the Oregon Feb 20 Sun at San Diego San Diego, Calif W, 3-2 Gunderson (2-0) 3-8-2 2-7-2 4-80 2-5-0 State banner to Beaver co-captain Jenkins. Feb 25 Fri at California-Santa Barbara Santa Barbara, Calif W, 4-2 Buck (2-0) Feb 26 Sat at California-Santa Barbara Santa Barbara, Calif W, 6-4 Joslyn (1-0) 6-13-0 4&1 Before the ceremonies concluded, the "stu- Feb 27 Sun at California-Santa Barbara Santa Barbara, Calif W, 5-3 Nickerson (2-0) 5-8-2 3-6-1 dent" in student-athlete was honored as the Mar 4 Fri California-Riverside Corvallis L,2-3 Gunderson(2-1) 2&1 3-7-1 NCAA Awards for Academic Excellence were Mar 5 Sat California-Riverside Corvallis W, 5-2 Maxwell (2-0) 5-7-1 24-3 Mar 6 Sun California-Riverside Corvallis W,7-2 Fogle(2-1) 7-9-3 2-5-4 presented to the player with the highest grade Mar.11 Fri vs. Cal State-Northridge Malibu, Calif W, 4-1 Buck (3-0) 4-11-3 1-5-4 point average on each of the eight squads. That Mar12 Sat atPepperdine Malibu, Calif L,4-9 McCormick(0-1) 4-11-3 9-13-0 included Canham, who had a 3.54 GPA. Mar 13 Sun vs Winthrop Malibu, Calif W,8-2 Nickerson(3-0) 8-10-2 2&4 Buck(4-0) 8-17-2 2-7-1 On Friday, OSU had an early afternoon Mar 18 Fri Sacramento State Corvallis W,8-2 (second game) W, 7-4 Maxwell (3-0) 7-10-0 4-8-5 practice at Creighton University, then attended Mar 19 Sat Sacramento State Corvallis W,9-3 Nickerson(4-0) 9-9-1 3-7-4 the game between Pacific-10 compatriot Ari- Mar 22 Tue at Portland Portland, Ore W, 7-5 Fogle(3-1) 7-14-1 54-1 zona State and home-state favorite Nebraska Mar 24 Thu Dallas Baptist Corvallis L,7-17 McCormick (0-2) 7-12-1 17-21-3 Mar 25 Fri Dallas Baptist Corvallis W, 7-2 Buck (5-0) 7-6-2 24-0 in the evening. (second game) W,11-3 Maxwell (4-0) 11-14-1 3-5-2 Then it was time to play. Mar28 Mon Brigham Young Corvallis W,12-5 Nickerson(5-0) 12-10-2 5-10-2 For six innings on June 18, Oregon State Mar29 Tue BrighamYoung Corvallis W,11-6 Turpen(1-0) 11-16-1 6-9-3 Buck(6-0) 11-13-0 14-1 looked ready to knock off the No. 1 team in the Apr 1 Fri California Corvallis W,11-1 Apr 2 Sat California * Corvallis W, 5-2 Maxwell (5-0) 5-10-1 2-10-0 nation in the first round of the College World Apr 3 Sun California * Corvallis W, 4-2 Nickerson (6-0) 4-7-0 2-74 Series. But Tulane's Scott Madden delivered a Apr 9 Sat at Stanford * Stanford, Calif W, 9-7 Buck (7-0) 9-10-1 7-12-2 two-out, two-run double just out of the reach (second game) W,11-10 Kunz(1-0) 11-17-1 10-9-0 Apr 10 Sun at Stanford * Stanford, Calif L, 3-4 Fogle (3-2) 3-12-5 4&2 of OSU rightfielder Gillespie in the seventh to Apr 15 Fri at Arizona * Tucson, Ariz L, 5-7 Buck (7-1) 5-10-1 7-8-1 send the Beavers to a 3-1 defeat. Apr 16 Sat at Arizona * Tucson, Ariz W,17-1 Maxwell (6-0) 17-18-0 1&2 The Beavers nearly turned an inning-ending Apr 17 Sun at Arizona * Tucson, Ariz L, 6-7 Gunderson (2-2) 6-13-2 7-9-1 44-2 prior to Madden's double, getting a Apr 22 Fri Washington State * Corvallis W, 5-4 Gunderson (3-2) 5-10-3 Apr 24 Sun Washington State * Corvallis W, 8-1 Maxwell (7-0) 8-12-0 1-1-1 hard-sliding at second base and (second game) W, 7-6 Gunderson (4-2) 7-10-2 6-11-1 just missing retiring Mark Hamilton at first Apr 29 Fri Arizona State * Corvallis W, 6-5 Buck (8-1) 6-12-2 5-9-0 base. OSU felt Owings had interfered with Apr 30 Sat Arizona State * Corvallis L,1-3 Maxwell (7-1) 1-5-1 3-11-0 May l Sun Arizona State * Corvallis W, 5-1 Nickerson (7-0) 5-9-0 1&1 shortstop Barney on the play and Hamilton May 3 Tue Portland Corvallis W, 6-2 Fogle (4-2) 6-9-0 2-8-0 should be called out, but the umpires decided May 6 Fri at U C L A * Los Angeles, Calif W, 3-1 Buck (9-1) 3-9-0 14-1 otherwise after conferring. May 7 Sat at U C LA * Los Angeles, Calif W,104 Maxwell (8-1) 10-10-2 4-11-5 "I haven't seen the replay so I can't tell you May 8 Sun at U C LA * Los Angeles, Calif W,16-3 Nickerson (8-0) 16-19-0 3-9-3 May 13 Fri at Washington * Seattle, Wash W, 7.0 Buck(10-1) 7-10-1 030 if it affected the game," Casey said. "If there May 14 Sat at Washington * Seattle, Wash W, 74 Maxwell (9-1) 7-9-1 4&2 was contact and they had called , May 15 Sun at Washington * Seattle, Wash W, 3-1 Gunderson (5-2) 3-5-0 14-1 then we would have gotten out of the inning May20 Fri SouthernCalifornia* Corvallis W,54 Buck(11-1) 5-7-0 44-0 May 21 Sat Southern California * Corvallis W, 10-7 Maxwell (10-1) 10-13-1 7-11-0 with no runs. If there was contact, it was a big May 22 Sun Southern California * Corvallis L, 2-12 Nickerson (8-1) 2-2-0 12-14-0 part of the game but there are a lot of things CORVALLIS REGIONAL that affect the game." Jun.3 Fri Ohio State Corvallis W, 4-3 Gunderson (6-2) 4-9-2 34-0 1-74 In the sixth inning, it looked like OSU would Jun 4 Sat St John's (NY) Corvallis W,11-1 Nickerson(9-1) 11-14-0 Jun 5 Sun St John's (NY) Corvallis W,19-3 Maxwell (11-1) 19-22-4 3-11-0 add to its 1-0lead when Gillespie drove a ball CORVALLIS SUPER REGIONAL into the right-centerfield gap with the bases Jun 11 Sat Southern California Corvallis W,104 Buck(12-1) 10-7-0 4-9-8 loaded and two out. But Tulane rightfielder Jun 12 Sun Southern California Corvallis L, 8-9 Gunderson (6-3) 8-10-4 9-16-1 Jun 13 Mon Southern California Corvallis W,10-8 Kunz (2-0) 10-17-0 8&1 made a diving catch to end the COLLEGE WORLD SERIES inning. Jun 18 Sat vs Tulane Omaha, Neb L,1-3 Nickerson (9-2) 1-6-0 38-0 OSU starter Nickerson allowed just two Jun 20 Mon vs Baylor Omaha, Neb L, 3-0 Gunderson (64) 3-9-2 4-10-1 runs in seven innings on seven hits and one * - Pacific-1 0 Conference game walk, striking out five. Another close game and another disappoint- the tying run to second base in the bottom of son we've had. ment brought the season to a close on Monday, the inning before the finest baseball season in "I just want them to understand how well June 20. OSU history came to an end. they played all year long." A bloop single that didn't clear the infield "It's a tough time to talk right now," Added Gunderson: "It's a sad day for Oregon drove home the winning run in the top of the Casey said. "I don't want our guys to feel State but there's always next year. It was a fun 10th inning as Baylor ended Oregon State's like coming in here and not winning a time even though we lost ... the Beavers will be season with a 4-3 defeat. The Beavers moved ballgame will take away from the great sea- back next year, I can promise you that." 2006 OREGON STATE . 499 BASEBALL GUIDE mri OREGON STATE'S 2005 TEAM USAMEMBERS Beaver pitchers getalook at the world Gunderson, Nickerson have an eventful 2005, going from CWS run to Team USA's summer tour Oregon State's baseball team reported for fall practice with the Beavers coming off a 2005 season that saw them win the Pacific-10 championship and advance to the College World Series. For OSU pitchers Kevin Gunderson and Jonah Nickerson, the summer meant another special event - earning places as part of Team USA, traveling internationally and playing against some of the world's best players. Team USA consists of the top collegiate baseball players in the country; it is selected by USA Baseball, the governing body of the sport in the United States and a member of the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) The team performs each summer in a schedule of exhibition games across America and over- seas, versus the world's top baseball talent. Its Kevin Gunderson alumni include such Major Leaguers as Kevin Q: When you showed up for the Team USA the starters, because there were more starting Brown, , Jose Cruz Jr., J.D. Drew, tryouts after the College World Series, was it a pitchers there. They said they'd move maybe , , Troy little intimidating or had the experience of play- one or two starters to the bullpen, but they Glaus, , , Tino ing in Omaha and in the Pacific-10 really made said they didn't know how well that would Martinez, , Mark Prior, Jason you feel you belonged there? work because those guys are used to starting Varitek and Jeff Weaver. NICKERSON: "I didn't think it felt any and not coming in from the bullpen. There Gunderson and Nickerson, both of whom different. It was obviously an honor to be were only really three relievers who were are going into their junior seasons at OSU, there with all the great players, but I didn't there, and they all made the team, so it was a were the Beavers' first-ever selections to Team think it felt any different. little different situation for myself as far as USA, and they helped the squad compile a 16- GUNDERSON: "Pretty much the same thing. what I needed to do to make the team. I knew 4 record in an international tour that included Obviously, you're there for a reason - they I was going to be a bullpen guy there and not a games in the United States, Japan, Taiwan. hand-select these guys throughout the season. starter, so I didn't have to worry about Gunderson and Nickerson capped the team's Like Jonah said, it's an honor, but you're there switching roles. It definitely wasn't a lock, season by being the winning pitchers in both for a reason, for getting the job done during the especially with the type of people that were ends of a doubleheader against Nicaragua on season and having a good year. So everyone there, but the odds were a little bit different Aug. 3 in Myrtle Beach, S.C. was there to hopefully make the team; if not, and maybe a little more in the relievers' favor Gunderson was 1-0 with a 0.45 earned run then they're just going to their respective to make the team." average in 11 appearances (including the start summer leagues." Q: What's the best thing about being a against Nicaragua); in 20.0 innings, he allowed Q: When you got a look at the other players member of Team USA? two runs (one earned) on I 1 hits and three at the tryouts, were you confident you could N: "Just representing your country with walks while striking out 17. Nickerson was 1- make the team? the best players in the nation, and going to 1 with a 2.00 ERA in six appearances (one N: "I wasn't really sure, because I know all places to play and people knowing you're the start); in 18.0 innings he allowed six runs (four the guys there were worthy of making the best in the country, and representing your earned) on 14 hits and seven walks while strik- team; that's why they got the invitation. But I country." ing out 23. didn't really have a mindset of whether I was G: "Just being able to walk around and have As the Beavers gathered to start working going to make the team or not after I saw the USA gear on and everybody knows you play toward the 2006 season and defending their guys throw." on the U.S. national team, or at least you're a Pacific- 10 championship, Gunderson and G: "I knew going in how many relievers part of USA Baseball. It's kind of a great Nickerson talked about their summer experi- they'd brought in and it wasn't that many, so I honor just to be able to do that, because you ences with Team USA. guess my chances were a little different than look at some of the alumni of USA Baseball and it's a long list of major league guys right out and try to soak it up." now who are playing and being very success- G: "I guess that's a weird thing. I think at ful. For me, it's more an honor and being able the major league fields they have some kind of to represent your country and play against surface to soak up the water, but at the sta- other teams from all over the world. It's a dium where we were playing, they had about great time." 25 workers out there sponging the ground of Q: Can you tell the different ways that an all-dirt infield. It's a little different than different countries approach baseball and what playing over here. Another thing I'd never seen it means in their cultures? before - Japan's rightfielder is really, really G: "We started in the New England Colle- good; they said he'll be a high draft pick and giate League and played three exhibition games he could play baseball over here, easy. One of there, and that's U.S. baseball. Then we went our pitchers threw an offspeed pitch down in to Japan and we knew it was big. I think we the dirt, and it almost bounced off the ground. realized how big it was when we got on the He literally threw his bat at it and hit a line bus right after we landed. Heading to our ho- drive up the middle; he didn't even have the tel, we had about an hour bus ride and they bat in his hand, he just chucked it and hit it had a couple TVs on the bus, and there were right on the barrel. I've never seen that be- baseball games all over the TVs, like every fore." channel that you flipped through because they Q: What was your outstanding memory off had cable on the buses. Every channel, you the field? had a baseball game going. And to see the fan N: "Just hanging out with the guys on the support they get at the major league games ... team, getting to know all the guys." their crowds are different. They cheer real Jonah Nickerson Q: Did you get to do any sightseeing? loud and they bang things all game long. In N: "We went to the ocean in Kumano." Japan, they take baseball real serious and it municate, even with the Japanese players, G: "We could go out on our balcony in shows. They're really, really, really good at because they do a lot of the stuff we do so we Osaka, and we were on like the 30-something baseball. It's not that they're better than any could relate to what they were doing. It wasn't floor, and you could just look around ... it's a of us over here, but they're so fundamentally that easy, but we still could. We'd talk about different lifestyle. It's hard to explain if sound. They just drill themselves to be funda- baseball, what they have in their country, what you've never been over there. Everything is mental in what they do, and they just feed off they do, stuff like that. We traded gloves and packed, and it's a huge city and there are tons your mistakes so they let you screw up and equipment and stuff. I traded a Rawlings glove of people. Just walking around ... you've got then they take advantage of it. Then you're for a Mizuno glove." vending machines on the corner selling alcohol, out of the game because they just had six Q: How about the differences in how other their little convenience stores are different, singles in a row and scored six runs. They take countries approach the game on the field? And they have a different way of life we're not baseball seriously, and so does Taiwan. They does that affect your approach in pitching used to so it took a little time to get accus- have a real good team; it was unfortunate we against them? tomed to it." got stuck in that typhoon so we just played N: "The Japanese like to hit to the oppo- Q: Had either of you done any international them twice instead of the five games. Nicara- site field, so once we figured that out the first traveling before? gua had a little bit of flair to them, but espe- game we started throwing them inside fastballs G andN: "No." cially Japan and Taiwan you could see how and jam them all day. They like to slap at Q: What's the biggest thing you brought back they approach the game differently, even the everything, basically. They'll put a ball in from Team USA that you can put to use in 2006? fans. Everything is different about it." play that's one inch off the ground, eight G: "Just knowing that you're considered "Italy's team was older. Their first guy inches outside. They're just trained to not one of the best of the best in the country. If who threw against us was 42 years old; I think strike out and make us play defense. Pitching- you ever have any doubts in yourself, if their youngest guy was 20. They had guys wise, they'll throw 3-0 ; you're struggling or whatever, you can look who were 35, 34." 3-1, 2-0; then they'll mix it up when they're back on that experience and say, `I was on the N: "All those guys were already playing ahead in the count so we had a tough time U.S. national team.' And that's not saying pro ball. They made an all-star team of their adjusting to that. Italy played pretty much thethat's anything better than what any other pro ball guys and came over. Then after they same way we did - they like to hit the ball kids were doing this summer playing in the played us, that was it; they went back over with power." other summer leagues - but to take from the and played professional baseball." Q: What was the strangest thing that you saw experience, and to be able to go to Japan and G: "They were way more laid-back, you on the field? Taiwan and play against Italy and Nicaragua, could tell. I mean, they played hard but during G: "We were in a small city called Kumano you can't really take away from that experi- a game if they were getting beat, it was like, in Japan and it was raining real hard. They had ence. And if you have any doubts, you know `Whatever. We're not going to come back on a big group of cheerleaders and they went out you played against some of the best players in these guys.' It was like they cared, but if they on the field right outside of second base on the the world this summer." lost, it was, `Whatever. We'll head back to our outfield grass and they were dancing and Q: After playing in U.S. summer leagues in hotel."' cheering while it was pouring. We were laugh- 2004 (Gunderson in Torrington, Conn., and Q: Did you get to talk to many players from ing, it was so funny. Then about eight guys Nickerson in Weatherford, Texas), did you ever the other teams, or was there a language decided to sprint out there and slide headfirst look around and think, I've come a long way in barrier? on the ground." (On the tarp?) "No, they a year? N: "There was a language barrier, but we don't have tarps over there." G: "Yeah. It changes a lot as far as where just used expressions and hand signals to com- N: "They have huge sponges, they come your baseball career takes you." OREGON 2005FiRST-ROUNDDRAFT PICK Going from the Beavers to the Bosox After a terrific career at Oregon State, Ellsbury is the top draft pick of the defending world champs With his stint in the Fall Instructional League season having ended, Jacoby Ellsbury returned to Oregon for the winter. The centerfielder spent the spring of 2005 helping Oregon State to the Pacific- 10 baseball cham- pionship and a place in the College World Series, was drafted in the first round by the Boston Red Sox, and then played the rest of the summer for their minor league team in Lowell, Mass., in the short-season Class A New York-Penn League. 2005 was an eventful year for Ellsbury, who had opted to attend Oregon State rather than signing a pro contract after being drafted out of Madras, Ore., High in 2002. Ellsbury earned All-America honors and was named the Pac- 10 Co-Player of the Year after winning the conference batting title with a .406 mark, six home runs, 48 runs batted in, 26 stolen bases and errorless defense. He set Oregon State's school records for hits in a career (236), runs in a career (168), hits in a season (99) and total bases in a season (142). There was that trip through the postseason that reached all the way to the CWS in Omaha, and being the top draft pick of a team that's not only a cultural phenomenon in New En- gland but was coming off its first World Series Jacoby Ellsbury title in 86 years. For Lowell, a short-season Class A team in the New York-Penn League, play." guys from each team, at and that Ellsbury batted .317 with one homer, five Q: What was the biggest adjustment in going was a great experience. It kind of made me triples, three doubles and 23 stolen bases, from college baseball to pro baseball in the hungry to get back to Fenway and the big- compiling an on-base percentage of.418. space of a few weeks? league parks. And seeing the atmosphere and While in Corvallis over the winter, Ellsbury E: "The biggest thing is playing every day. going to a few of the games fired me up and took a few minutes to talk about his first sea- In college, you might play four times, max, a made my drive that much more." son in pro baseball and his Oregon State ca- week; for Lowell, you played every single day. Q: So being drafted by Boston was kind of a reer. We had one day off and our day off was an bonus? Q: What you did from the end of the College eight- or nine-hour bus trip." E: "Definitely. And I made a lot of friends World Series until you reported to Lowell? Q: Was your adjustment a little easier be- when I was in the Cape, so they came and ELLSBURY: "I took a couple days off. With cause you'd played in the Cape Cod League the watched me play in Lowell, so it was excit- the College World Series going on, I couldn't last two years, both using a wood bat and also ing." discuss my contract, so with the College being close to Boston and knowing the atmo- Q: Was it an adjustment going from the team. World Series over I got that out of the way and sphere surrounding that franchise? oriented, win-oriented atmosphere of college then flew right out to Lowell. Lowell was a E: "Definitely. Playing in the Cape, playing baseball to the player development-oriented great place to play because you got a ton of against top competition, using the wood bat, atmosphere of the minor leagues? fans, 5,000 of them, they packed it out. It's playing pretty much every day, helped make E: "Boston really emphasizes that they right outside of Boston, so you have a ton of the transition a lot easier. And the Cape actu- want to build winners. It's a lot different than Boston fans trickle down to Lowell to see us ally invited us to take batting practice. a few college, because college is a lot more team- 2006 OREGON STATE BASEBALL GUIDE

oriented. In the minors it is a lot more about scored. So that was pretty funny; I came back (Oregon high school Class) 3A level, a lot of player development. It is a little bit tough for into the dugout and they were laughing about people said I didn't play against any good a lot of the guys - you don't have that that. That was definitely a highlight. competition, that was why I had some of the "C'mon, Jacoby, we need a hit!" It's, "Let's "And then my first game in Lowell, I hit numbers I did, stuff like that For myself, I go, let's do something." It's a lot less team- my first home run. My heart was pounding to wanted to go out there and prove I could play oriented, but I think you've got to be strong be in front of the hometown fans, and to hit in one of the best conferences. And then obvi- mentally to be successful in minor league base- that ... I hit it into a construction area and I ously there were the guys here - I played for ball." still have that ball. One of the fans went in the Bend Elks (summer league team) and I met Q: It sounds like the Red Sox try to strike a there and got it for me. It was pretty sweet." a lot of the Oregon State guys and made balance between the two, though. Q: Now that your Oregon State career is in friends with them and that was another big E: "We were making a run in the playoffs, the books, what was the favorite highlight from reason. Then I met the coaching staff and got and everybody in the organization knew that those three years? along with them real well, so it was definitely we were doing some good things on the E: "You have to say the College World the perfect fit for me." ballfield as a team, and they like to see that. Series. Any hit I had my freshman or sopho- Q: Being a part of the Red Sox organization They feel that if you win in the minors, you're more year is nothing compared to making it as when they're the defending World Series cham- going to be winners in the majors. That's kind a team and going to the College World Series pions for the first time in 86 years, and playing of the mentality, and I like the mentality they and sharing that success with those guys. in the Boston area, and the whole culture sur- have." That's going to be something I'll always re- rounding that franchise - what's it like to be part Q: When you were sidelined for a week or member, and a lot of people are going to re- of that during this past season? two with a sore hamstring, how frustrating was member that team from last year. It was a great E: "It was amazing. You go to bat for the it? Even though it's not that serious, they've got experience, and even guys in pro ball still talk first time, and they announce `Now batting, a lot at stake in your future and they're going to about it - "How was it?" They're not going to the top draft pick of the 2005 defending cham- be pretty careful with you. be there, they're out of college. So it definitely pion Boston Red Sox, Jacoby Ellsbury' - to E: "It wasn't that serious an injury. It defi- was for me, and I'm sure a lot of guys on the have that label as being part of the organiza- nitely bothered me, but it probably could have team. And hopefully they can make it again tion that was the world champion was amaz- been a couple days and I'd have been back out this year." ing. And the fans there, they're awesome. on the field, but I understand where they're Q: As a player, do you feel the three years at They trickle down from Boston. They just coming from. They want to make sure it's 100 OSU left you more ready for pro baseball than love their baseball, and it's part of their cul- percent before I go out there. Playing college you would have been out of high school? ture. They really get into it, and it's exciting to baseball, you have to go out there, so there's E: "I know I was a lot more prepared for see. They'll let you know if you didn't hustle just a little bit different approach to it. Who pro ball than I would have been out of high for a ball, but if you're playing hard they'll knows? Maybe I would have gone out there school - just mentally, physically. And I was love you." three days later and hurt it worse. Things more determined, I guess you'd say. It was Q: As far as the way you play, a lot of com- definitely happen for a reason, and maybe I something I'd always wanted to do. The three parisons had been drawn between you and Red needed two days off or something, I don't years at Oregon State were awesome. I don't Sox centerfielder and cult idol . know." know what would have happened if I'd gone Was that kind of fun? Q: The way you are, you were probably say- to pro ball straight out of high school. I'm E: "Yeah, a lot of people thought it was ing, "Hey, I'm not that fragile." definitely glad I chose OSU, I'm glad I played pretty funny, especially the coaching staff and E: "That's the thing. Some of the guys were three years here, I had a great time and met a the team. They ran with the Johnny Damon saying, "C'mon, it's been a week and you're lot of great people." comments. I might have done something on the still out." I want to get out there, but you Q: Is there any aspect specifically where you field that resembled Johnny Damon a little bit, know how it is - they're going to take care of felt you developed as a player or person, being and they'll be yelling, "Johnny!" I had fun your injuries. Especially me, my legs are a big out on your own a bit before going 3,000 miles with it, so it was pretty funny." part of my game; they're not going to take any away and being thrust into that spotlight? Q: Has Boston given you any idea what to risks this early in my career hurting it... mine E: "I don't think I ever told anybody this, expect for 2006? was minor, so I don't think it's going to be but my first year in college there would be E: "It depends on how my offseason work- anything to slow me down." times I'd be... not homesick, but I wanted to outs go. I'm obviously going to work real hard Q: What was the highlight of your first pro go home. And being only three hours away, to be at the highest level I can be, and be ready season? my family or my brothers could come and see if the situation arises that they need me. In the E: "There are probably two that stand out me. If I'd gone into pro ball, I'd have been offseason I just have to work as hard as I can. in my mind. My first pro at-bat, I told Jed clear across the country or whatever and they They did mention that high-Class A ball was Lowrie (the former Stanford wouldn't have been able to see me. That was the most likely spot I'd go, but you never who was his teammate in Lowell) that when I another reason I chose Oregon State - I love know - especially in the minors - where get to first base, I'm going to steal on the first being around my family and they had a chance you're going to be." pitch, no matter what happens - whether the to see me play." Q: Are you going to return to classes at some coach gives me the sign or anything, I'm going. Q: When you were drafted coming out of point and finish your degree? So I get on, I walked my first at bat, and the high school, what influenced your decision to E: "I had Instructional League, and if it first pitch I stole second. And before that, too, attend college rather than sign a pro contract? wasn't for that I'd have been able to come I told Jed that if I get to second, on the first E: "One of the biggest things was I wanted back this term and take some classes but it pitch I'm going to third. It ended up that when to play in front of my family. The other thing was important for me to go to Instructional I stole second, they threw the ball into the was that I wanted to play in the best confer- League. So probably not this year, but next outfield and I made it to third. Then two ence in the country, and play against the best year I count on taking some classes and getting pitches later they threw a passed ball and I players in the country. When I played at the that done." 2006 OREGON STATE BASEBALL GUIDE

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Goss Stadium at Coleman Field Beavers' home isatrue original Goss Stadium at Coleman Field blends one of nation's BALLPARK FIGURES oldest diamonds with one of nation's newest OPENED: 1907; renovated prior to 1999 season Over the last 99 years, championships have When Goss Stadium was added to Coleman CAPACITY: 2,000 been won here. At least one former player had Field in 1999, OSU owned not only one of the OREGON STATE ALL-TIME HOME RECORD: 946-416-1 (694 his ashes scattered here. One of the 1998 in- most historic home ballparks in the country but winning percentage) FIRST GAME: Salem High 4, Oregon State 0 on April 12, 1907 ductees into the Baseball Hall of Fame - who one of the finest, as well. FIRST OREGON STATE WIN: Oregon State 12, Willamette 0 on never played a game in the Major Leagues - "We're very fortunate at Oregon State," May 2,1907 played here. And a plane once crashed into left OSU head coach Pat Casey said. "We've got FIRST NIGHT GAME: Oregon State 3, Stanford 1 on April 26, 2002 field during a game - sort of. some of the finest baseball facilities on the LONGEST WINNING STREAK: 24 games during the 1951 and Goss Stadium at Coleman Field has an West Coast, from the standpoint of both players 1952 seasons interesting history, to say the least. and spectators. And we're also very lucky to BIGGEST CROWD: 5,000; Oregon State 8, Fresno State 4 in When Oregon State began fielding a varsity have been able to keep our ballpark located in Far West Regional championshp on June 7, 1952. FENCES: Leftfield, 330 feet, 11 feet high; Left-centerfield, 365 baseball team in 1907, the school laid out a the center of campus - it makes for a great feet, 11 feet high; Centerfield, 400 feet, 8 feet high; Right-centerfield, diamond on a lot just south of the main cam- atmosphere for college baseball." 365 feet, 8 feet high; Rightfield, 330 feet, 8 feet high pus. Over 90 years later, that same site still Over the past nine decades, the campus has NAMESAKES: Coleman Field is named for Ralph Coleman, who coached the Beavers for 35 seasons from 1923-66 Goss Stadium is serves as the home of the Beavers, making grown around Goss Stadium at Coleman Field, named for the family of John and Eline Goss, whose major lead gift Goss Stadium at Coleman Field the oldest making it one of the most picturesque settings to the fundraising effort made the project possible diamond in the Pacific- 10 Conference and one in college baseball. The 2,000-capacity AMENITIES: Clubhouses for both teams; OSU coaches room; of the oldest college fields in the country. ballpark is a short walk down Waldo Place OSU players lounge; enclosed press box with two private booths 1 2006 I OREGON STATE BASEBALL GUIDE 23

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GOSS STADIUM: John and tl ne Goss Bert and Shirley Babb, Bill and Bonnie Brod, Bert Girod, N B Guistina Foundation, Ralph and Wilma Hull, Phillip K Knight, Keith and Pat McKennon, Jim and Beverly Reimann, Al and Pat Reser, Jon and Jean Walker RALPH 0. COLEMAN COACHES OFFICE: Wilma Coleman, Ralph Jr and Elsa Coleman HAROLD "RED" RIDINGS OREGON STATE LOCKER ROOM: Norb and Ann Ridings Wellman GARY BAKER OREGON STATE DUGOUT: Mary Beth Baker, , children Julie, David and Tom, Robert Baker, Robert Ballin, Richard Brooks, Harry Demorest, David Long, Larry and Terri Petersen, Bill Wagner, Marcia Starr, Clinton Hinman JACK RILEY CONCOURSE: Anonymous GENE TANSELLI DUGOUT: Anonymous HAROLD TAYLOR LOCKER ROOM: Harold and Margaret Taylor IF WEATHERLYFEIKE PLAZA: Ramona Feike Ware, Patricia Weatherly Van Well, Susan Weatherly Biles McGRATH FAMILY PRESS BOX: Bernie and Sue McGrath, Terry McGrath CLIFF ROBINSON PRESS SUITE: Cliff Robinson GERALD MORRISON FAMILY PRESS SUITE: Jerry and Lola Morrison Oregon State's clubhouse (above) and players' lounge (below) BUILDING MATERIALS AND SERVICES: ABC Roofing, Cascade Steel Rolling Mills, Chintimini Forest Products, Farwest Steel, Frank Lumber Company, Hull-Oakes Lumber Company,

I Imperial Paint Company, James Hardy Gypsum, States Industries Inc , Swanson Superior Products, Hilton Trenching, Dave and Nancy Reece, Anita McEldowney, Craig McEldowney ADDITIONAL MAJOR DONORS: Bud and Vy Fortier, Larry and Helen Hearing, the Tim Hennessy family, Glenn Kach, Herb and Anita Summers, Wayne and Joanne Young I from the Memorial Union and OSU's central campus area, making it easy for students to

M stop by a game between classes. The field is named for former Oregon State player and coach Ralph Coleman, who guided the Beavers for 35 seasons from 1923-66. The M stadium is named for John and Eline Goss, M whose major lead gift to the $2.3-million fundraising effort made the project possible. John Goss was an Oregon State track and field letterman in the 1930s. The naming of the stadium is also a memorial to his older brother, on James Goss, an Oregon State graduate John and Eline Goss have made additional campus, and to evoke the aura of baseball's capability is scheduled to be installed at Goss contributions to OSU that will lead to endowed historic parks. Stadium at Coleman Field early in the 2006 scholarships for student/athletes and other top The first game after the addition of Goss season, and plans are underway for an expan- academic students, including graduates of Stadium to Coleman Field was on March 12, sion to the grandstand in coming years. Portland's Grant High School and members of 1999, when defending national champion Coleman Field itself has been upgraded in the Beta Theta Pi fraternity. Southern California topped the Beavers 5-2. recent years. The outfield was rebuilt in the fall OSU's all-time record at Goss Stadium at The stadium was dedicated on April 17, 1999 of 1998; the infield was rebuilt in 1996. State- Coleman Field is 946-416-1 (.694). as OSU beat California 11-5 before a crowd of of-the-art drainage systems were installed in The park is symmetrical, measuring 330 feet 1,246 and a national cable television audience. both areas, and the infield was covered with down the foul lines, 365 to the power alleys The ballpark saw its first night game on Turface for improved consistency. Artificial and 400 to center. The fence is 11 feet high April 26, 2002, as the Beavers beat fourth- turf is a possibility for the infield in the near from leftfield to left-center, then eight feet high ranked Stanford 3-1. A set of lights meeting future. from left-center to rightfield. professional Class Triple-A standards was Goss Stadium at Coleman Field has batting Goss Stadium extends roughly from first to installed that spring thanks to the generosity of cages behind the left-field fence. When condi- third base around Coleman Field. The concrete, longtime OSU boosters Bert and Shirley Babb. tions call for indoor practice, the Beavers head steel and brick grandstand has approximately "The lights have been a great addition," for OSU's Truax Indoor Practice Facility, 11 1,500 seats, a press box, a lobby/concession Casey said. "It's given us a lot of flexibility in which opened in August, 2001. area, restrooms, locker rooms, dugouts and when we can schedule practices and games The addition of Goss Stadium to Coleman storage areas. The stadium was designed to around our players' academic schedules." Field ended years of speculation over whether complement the architecture of the surrounding A new scoreboard with graphics and video the Beavers would be able to remain playing baseball at their longtime home. As Oregon State expanded, land near the center of campus became scarce and the school's master plan called for the site to even- tually be turned over to academic uses. In 1961, newspaper noted: "In the not-too-distant future, Oregon State baseball hopefuls won't have railroad tracks as a long-distance batting target. Coleman Field will eventually hold no basepaths, only build- ings in this era of construction for higher educa- tion. Already one classroom building for this site is beyond the drawing board stage." For over 30 years, that possibility prevented any major improvements to Coleman Field.

YEAR' W-L YEAR W-L 1907 3-1 1961 13-2 1908 5-2 1962 13-2 1909 4-3 1963 124 1910 64-1 1964J.:...... 104 1911 5-2 1965 6.8 1912 5-4 1966 8-7 1913 4-6 1967 15,3 1914 6-5 1968 13-3 1915 ..... 7-3 1969 7-9 1916 5-0 1970 5-5 Bell Field and Goss Stadium at Coleman Field in 1967 1917 World War 1 1971 9-5 1972 6-10 1918 2-3 Long-term plans for the OSU campus called for With no buildings slated for the Coleman 1919 4-3 1973 10-6 1920 9-2 1974 8-5 moving the baseball field southeast of the inter- Field site in the next 20 years, objections to a 1921 .94 1975 104 section of Western Boulevard and 26th Street. stadium were overcome in early 1997. The 1922 ...... 74 1976 . . . 18-1 In 1996, the baseball program explored OSU campus master plan was changed at that 1923 64 1977...... 13,3 1924 12-3 1978...... 9-7 building a press box and storage/concession point, assuring that the Beavers will continue

1925 1979 . 10-4 building at Coleman Field. The possibility of playing at Goss Stadium at Coleman Field well 1926 5-4 1980 18-3 into the future. 1927 9-1 1981 11-3 building a stadium was also looked into, and 1928 4-4 1982 15-2 that gradually became the goal of the baseball Now the Beavers are out to make that future 1929 ...... ::...... 7-5 1983 14-3 program and many Beaver boosters as interesting as their home ballpark's past. 1930 94 1984 8-6 Over the past nine decades, the campus has 1931 5-5 1985 14-5 The generous donation from the Goss fam- 1932 4-6 1986 14-1 ily was the key to a private fundraising effort in grown to surround Goss Stadium at Coleman 1933 8-3 1987 134 the late 1990s. The ballpark's name would be Field. More than 1,200 games have been 1934 8-8 1988...... 14-5 ammended to Goss Stadium at Coleman Field played on the site, against foes ranging from 1935 . 10-6 1989 12-5 1936 4-12 1990 154 in their honor in 1999. Northern Division rivals to teams from Japan

1937 .. 4-7 1991...... 14-3

1,938...... ;...... «...... 1 1992 10-10 1939...... 12-4 1993...... 15-3 1940 . 12-3 1994 ...... 16-4 1941 10-4 1995 15-5 1942 9-2 1996 13-3 1943 8-3 1997 164 1944 World War ll 1998 20-4 1945 WoddWarli 1999 6-9 1 1946 95 2000 13-10 11i 1947 12-5 2001 18-7 II =_SFI ill O' 1948 ...... 3-2 2002 18-9 1949...... 9-2 2003 0-12 li

1950 . 6-5 2004 ...... 9-11 1951 .... 18-0 2005 26-5 a 1952 19-5 1953 5-5

1954 7,3 1955 8-1 1956 8-7 1957 10-5 1958 ...... 9-6 1959 ...... 13-2 1960. 10-0 TOTAL: 946-416-1 (694 winning percentage) 4o1-Qorr'9e. . LONGEST BEAVER WINNING STREAKS AT GOSS STADIUM AT COLEMAN FIELD: 24 games in 1951 and 1952; 21 games from 1959 to 1961 Goss Stadium at Coleman Field in 1911 .. - ;, T 2006 u. OREGON STATE 4 9 ::-BASEBALL GUIDE 25

of-three NCAA Corvallis Super Regional that went the distance to qualify for the CWS. OSU nearly earned another trip to the CWS in 1963 when it met Southern California in a first-round series of the NCAA West Regional at Goss Stadium at Coleman Field. The Bea- vers, ranked as high as sixth nationally during the season, split the first two games with the Trojans before falling 7-5 in the finale. USC went on to win the national title. The first game on the OSU diamond - and the first varsity game in Oregon State baseball history - was played on April 12, 1907, and Salem High handed the Beavers a 4-0 defeat. Headlined "OAC Defeated by Salem High School," The Barometer student newspaper reported: "Yesterday afternoon the OAC base- ball team was defeated in its first game of the season. The score being 4 to 0 in favor of the Goss Stadium at Coleman Field in 1983 High school lads. This is due to several rea- sons. These are lack of support, lack of practice and Canada, barnstorming Negro Leaguers, local were finally treated to the field's first dugouts and interfering with the track work. We have minor leaguers and military teams. in 1972, and that was the same year the first no complaint to offer as to the result but we Coleman began coaching at Oregon State in press box was constructed. The Scott Halbrook should give our team better support and hope 1923, and the first reference to the ballpark as Memorial Scoreboard was added in 1986. to see more encouraging results in the future." Coleman Field came in the mid-1940s. The Goss Stadium at Coleman Field has been After beating both Chemawa and Salem name quickly grew into common usage; how- the home to 21 pennant-winning OSU teams High in Salem, the Beavers earned their first ever, it wasn't until 1981 that OSU officially over the years. In 1952 and again in 2005, the home victory ever on May 2, 1907 by drubbing named the field in honor of the longtime coach. diamond was the site of two of the greatest Willamette 12-0. OAC added wins over When the students at Oregon Agricultural moments in Beaver baseball history. Chemawa and Oregon at home by the end of College got their wish and the school started a After winning the 1952 Northern Division the 1907 season, and the Beavers' all-time varsity baseball team in 1907, the football field title, Oregon State swept Southern California in home record has been over .500 ever since. was located on the present site of McAlexander a best-of-three series to win the Pacific Coast The spring of 1910 saw Goss Stadium at Fieldhouse and the physical plant building. The Conference championship. The next weekend, Coleman Field graced by a coach who had baseball diamond went on a far comer of the the Beavers swept Fresno State in the NCAA already managed a World Series winner. field, next to brand-new Waldo Hall. West Regional series to earn a trip to the Col- Fielder Jones, who led the Chicago White Sox In 1910, "the armory" - now McAlexander lege World Series. to the 1906 title, had left the club over a salary Fieldhouse - was built and football and track In 2005, the Beavers won the Pacific-10 spat. While looking after business interests in leapfrogged the baseball field to find a new championship by two games to earn their first Portland, he found time to lead OAC to the home behind the first baseline, an area that trip to the NCAA tournament in 19 years. Northwest Collegiate title. became Bell Field. That was the first of many OSU swept through the NCAA Corvallis Re- Goss Stadium at Coleman Field's brush changes in Goss Stadium at Coleman Field's gional against Ohio State and St. John's. The with pro baseball's color barrier came in 1921, surroundings. Beavers then beat Southern California in a best- when the Beavers played host to the New York The Men's Gymnasium - later renamed Colored Sox. That team of black professional Langton Hall - opened in 1914, adjacent to the players was making its trip up o Rr athletic fields. In 1946, the Navy ROTC the West Coast and included many of the Kan- 17 BAL P `' aleF quonset huts were tucked behind the right-field sas City Monarchs, including the late "Bullet" Here are the ballparks that Major League Baseball teams called corner and a year later Cascade Hall opened Joe Rogan, who entered the Baseball Hall of home when Oregon State began playing baseball at Goss Stadium beyond center field. In 1959, Snell Hall opened at Coleman Field in 1907: Fame in 1998. The Barometer's preview of the across the street from the leftfield corner. In game quoted a telegram from New York Giants 1967, Finley Hall went up across the railroad Boston Red Sox .. Huntington manager John McGraw as saying, "If I could Chicago White Sox whitewash that aggregation I could use every tracks from right field. ...... In 1973, Bell Field saw its last intercolle- Detroit Tigers one of them on my team. Only their color giate athletic event as the track and field pro- New York Yankees keeps them out of the major leagues." The Philadelphia Athletics ...... Colored Sox took a 3-0 win, with Rogan hit- gram moved to a new facility. Dixon Recre- St Louis Browns Sportsman's Park ation Center opened on that site in 1976 and Washington Senators National Park ting a double and a home run. Stevens Natatorium was added in 1994. In the 1920s, it wasn't unusual for Japanese As Oregon State's campus changed and Boston Braves South End Grounds universities to send their baseball teams on Brooklyn Dodgers ...... Washington Park tours of the West Coast. Meiji University vis- grew around Goss Stadium at Coleman Field, West Side Grounds the ballpark itself stayed roughly the same. Sets Redland Field ited Goss Stadium at Coleman Field twice; the of bleachers came and went, fences were torn New York Giants Beavers won 7-0 in 1924 and Meiji took a 13-6 Philadelphia Phillies win in 1929. down and replaced. The infield was rebuilt Exposition Park several times, most recently in 1996. Players St Louis Cardinals In the 1980s and early 1990s, the Canadian 2006 OREGON STATE 26 BASEBALL GUIDE

Baseball Institute - the country's junior na- tional team - often visited OSU for exhibitions. In the fall of 1992, the Canadians' attention was split between the field and radios in the dugout and bullpen as they listened to the win the World Series. Earlier in 1992, the Beavers' Opening Day win over Concordia had been buzzed by a radio-controlled airplane. The game was inter- rupted briefly when the plane took a nosedive into leftfield. One former Beaver pitcher from the 1920s remains at Goss Stadium at Coleman Field - literally. Burton Riley's sons crept into the ballpark late one night in 1993 and scattered the lefthander's ashes on the pitcher's mound, figuring it was the perfect place for him. Before World War II curtailed baseball at Oregon State for two seasons, the Beavers played teams from nearby Camp Adair in 1943, winning 3-1 and losing 8-4 Two local minor league teams - the Salem Senators and Eugene Emeralds - were frequent visitors in the 1940s and 1950s, with the Bea- Merritt Truax Indoor Center vers holding their own as the pros tuned up for their seasons. In addition, the building is equipped with Many pro careers can be traced back to four batting cages. Along with the Beaver base- Goss Stadium at Coleman Field. Beavers who ball team, the building is used by OSU's foot- went on to play in the Major Leagues were ball, softball, men's soccer, women's soccer, Scott Anderson (lettered at OSU 1981-84), men's golf and women's golf teams for practice Lute Barnes (1967-69), Bob Beall (1968-70), and physical conditioning. Jamie Burke (1992-93), Ed Coleman (1924, The Merritt Truax Indoor Center was de- 26), Jeff Doyle (1975-77), Glenn Elliott (1941, signed with ample windows to provide daylight 43), Ken Forsch (1967-68), Don Johnson for workouts, and the brick exterior blends (1932), John Leovich (1940), Steve Lyons with Oregon State's campus. (1979-81), Howard Maple (1926, 28-29), Wes The structure is named in honor of Merritt Schulmerich (1925-27), Mike Thurman (1992- Truax, a 1934 Oregon State graduate who 94), Chris Wakeland (1995-96) and Jim Wilson Groundskeepers, left to right: Al founded one of the nation's leading commercial (1980-82). Kirk, Matt Siewell, Eric Riesdorf, Jeff and retail gasoline outlets. When the weather forces an Oregon State Oregon State's baseball team also has the practice session inside, the Beavers are able to Frost and Jess Lewis use of two indoor batting cages and pitching use one of the country's finest indoor practice enough to house a regulation football field. The mounds located in McAlexander Fieldhouse, facilities - the Merritt Truax Indoor Center. The entire playing surface is Fieldturf, which has just across the street from Goss Stadium at building opened in September, 2001. earned a reputation as the artificial turf that Coleman Field. The building served as OSU's The 85,000-square-foot building is large plays most like a natural surface. indoor facility until the Truax Center opened.

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PAT CASEY

Head coach 12th year (George Fox, 1990)

Oregon State's baseball program has taken its tradition of success to new levels as Pat Casey enters his 12th season as head coach. In 2005, Casey guided the Beavers to the Pacific 10 championship and the College World Series. OSU's 46-12 record represented a school record for wins in a season, the Beavers' No. 7 finish in the the final polls was Oregon State's highest ever, and OSU's No. 2 ranking during the season was the highest it had ever climbed in the national rankings. OSU's facilities and fan following - which Casey has helped develop - were two reasons that the Beavers hosted the NCAA Regionals The Casey family and NCAA Super Regionals That gave a na- tional cable television audience a look at Goss struction, he had a hand in the ballpark's design at Oregon State. Stadium at Coleman Field, one of the nation's to assure that it would be one of the most user- In 1996, the Beavers posted a 32-16-1 most picturesque venues for college baseball. friendly facilities in college baseball. In 2002, record and went into the final weekend of the Casey was named the Pac-10 Coach of the the ballpark also received its first set of lights season needing to sweep a four-game series Year, and he was voted the West Region Coach for night play. from Washington to tie for the pennant and of the Year by the American Baseball Coaches Oregon State hired Casey in the summer of take a postseason berth. With three straight Association. After the season, he received a 1994, asking him to follow in the large foot- wins, OSU took the race to the final day before five-year contract extension from OSU. steps of Jack Riley, who retired after 22 sea- dropping the season finale. After leading the Beavers to the finest base- sons as head coach. In 1997, Oregon State set a school record for ball season in school history, Casey now has Most of the key players from OSU's 1994 wins in the regular season with a record of 38- his efforts set on keeping Oregon State at a Northern Division pennant-winning team had 12-1. OSU again went into the final weekend of level where it commands national attention. graduated, but Casey's first season saw the the season with postseason hopes. "This program can be in the top 25 in the Beavers battle to a winning record of 25-24-1 in In 1998, Oregon State broke into the na- country and compete for a regional on a regular 1995. That set the stage for one of the finest tional rankings for the first time in four years basis," Casey said. "We need to be fundamen- three-year runs in the long history of baseball and went 35-14-1. The season included series tally sound, and be able to adjust to our person- nel You have to do things right to win, and that's something I stress." Casey was also named Co-Coach of the Year in the Pacific- 10 Northern Division for the 1997 season, and the Beavers have set numer- :)us school records during Casey's time at OSU. "Being a member of the Pac-10, we're part of the best baseball conference in the country," Casey said. "We've made great strides at Or- egon State in our level of play, our facilities, fan interest ..it's an exciting place to be, and the program is getting stronger each season." Casey was instrumental in the drive to build Goss Stadium at Coleman Field, the renovation to Oregon State's longtime ballpark that opened in 1999. The OSU head coach was heavily- involved in fundraising for the $2.3 million project; when the go-ahead was given for con- Pat Casey at the groundbreaking for Goss Stadium at Coleman Field 2006 OREGON STATE Idll9 b BASEBALL GUIDE 9

best in 42 years. That team had a school record CASEY'S CAREER six players selected in the Major League draft and another signed as a free agent, and it set the stage for 2005's dramatic championship run. George Fox College 1998: Chris Pine, RHP, 5th round, ; Brody Percell,LHP,7thround,Cleveland Indians;AndrewChecketts,RHP, Casey came to OSU after seven seasons at YEAR POSITION W-L-T PCT. 21st round,Boston Red Sox; Mad Bailie,1 B-RHP,22nd round, George Fox College, an NAIA school in his 1988 Head coach 15-14-0 517 Philadelphia Phillies 1989 Head coach 22-14-0 611 native Newberg, Ore. Under Casey, the Bruins 1999: B R Cook,RHP,3rd round,St Louis Cardinals; Troy 1990 Head coach 24-17-0 585 went 171-113-1 overall and were 155-54-1 Schader, SS,21st round, 1991 Head coach 24-21-0 530 2000: Scott Nicholson, LHP, 15th round, (returned against NAIA competition; they won three 1992 Headcoach 29-18-0 617 to school for senior season in 2001); Joe Gerber, 1 B,24th round, 1993 Headcoach 26-16-1 616 District 2 titles, five Metro Valley Conference Detroit Tigers. 1994 Headcoach 31-13-0 .721 titles and two Cascade Conference titles. 2001: Scott Nicholson, LHP,8th round,Colorado Rockies; Bryan TOTALS 7 SEASONS 171-113-1 .602 Ingram, C, 12th round, Colorado Rockies; Josh Carter, OF, 14th During his time at George Fox, Casey was round, San Diego Padres named Coach of the Year three times in District Oregon State University 2002: Mark McLemore, LHP, 4th round, Houston Astros; Brian 2, four times in the Metro Valley Conference Barden, 3B, 6th round, ; Will Hudson, SS, YEAR POSITION W-L-T PCT. and twice in the Cascade Conference. 1995 Head coach 25-24-1 510 20th round, 1996 Head coach 32-16-1 663 2003: Seth Pietsch, OF, 8th round, New York Mets; Ben Rowe, Casey earned his bachelor's degree in inter- RHP, 24th round, Texas Rangers(retumed to school for senior 1997 Head coach 38-12-1 755 disciplinary studies from George Fox in 1990. season in 2004); Levi Webber, 1 B/DH, 25th round, St Louis Cardinals 1998 Head coach 35-14-1 710 He played for the University of Portland from 1999 Head coach 2004: Andy Baldwin, RHP, 5th round, Philadelphia Phillies; Jake 19-35-0 352 1978-80 and was a first-team All-NorPac Con- 2000 Head coach 28-27-0 509 Postlewait, LHP, 7th round, Colorado Rockies; KyleAselton, LHP, 11th 2001 Head coach 31-24-0 564 round, ; Jared Sanders, RHP, 14th round, Cincinnati ference outfielder his final two seasons. He was 2002 Head coach 31-23-0 574 Reds; Aaron Mathews, OF, 19th round, Toronto Blue Jays; Nathan a second-teamAll-Region selection in 1980. He Pendley, LHP, 19th round, San Francisco Giants 2003 Head coach 25-28-0 472 also lettered in basketball one season. 2004 Head coach 31-22-0 585 2005: Jacoby Ellsbury, OF, 1st round, Boston Red Sox; Andy 2005 Head coach 46-12-0 793 Jenkins, 1 B, 11th round, Florida Marlins; Nate Fogle, RHP, 11th round, After being drafted in the 10th round by the TOTALS 11 SEASONS 341-237-4 .589 Texas Rangers; Tyler Graham, OF, 14th round, Chicago Cubs San Diego Padres in 1980, Casey played seven (returned to school for senior season in 2006) professional seasons. He reached Class AAA Career Free agent signings at Oregon State with the Calgary Cannons in 1985-86 and the TOTALS 18SEASONS 512-350-5 .593 Portland Beavers in 1987. 1997: Ryan McDonald,2B, After concluding his professional playing 1998: Ben Bertrand,C,San Francisco Giants; Val Mencas,LHP, Draft picks at Oregon State Shaumburg Flyers career, Casey took over George Fox's baseball 1995: Kevin Hooker, RHP-2B, 31st round, Philadelphia Phillies 2000: Mark Newell, RHP, Kansas City Royals program; while coaching the baseball team, he 1996: David Schmidt, C, 8th round, St Louis Cardinals; Chris 2001: Thad Johnson, RHP, . also played basketball for the Bruins while Wakeland, OF, 15th round, Detroit Tigers; Eric Lovinger, RHP, 41st 2003: Andy Jarvis, 1 B, Philadelphia Phillies; Tom Creighton, UT, round, Florence Freedom; Ty Kline, RHP, Kalamazoo Kings completing his degree. 1997: Joe Messman, RHP, 7th round, Houston Astros; Tyler 2004: Ben Rowe, RHP, San Diego Padres Casey, 47, was born in McMinnville, Ore. Swinburnson, RHP, 16th round, Cleveland Indians 2005: Tony Calderon, IF, River City Rascals He graduated in 1977 from Newberg High, where he starred in football, basketball and sweeps of Arizona, which was ranked in the poll of the regular season and the Beavers were baseball. top 10 at the time, and UCLA. 10-9 against teams selected to NCAA regionals. Casey enjoys fishing, camping and spending In 2001, Oregon State again made a strong In 2002, lights were added to OSU's home time with his family. He and his wife, Susan, bid for the postseason, finishing with a 31-24 ballpark and the first night game saw the Bea- have four children - Jonathan (19), Brett (18), record. OSU had five wins over teams ranked in vers beat fourth-ranked Stanford. Ellie (14) and Joseph (7); Brett is currently the final Baseball Weekly/USA Today coaches In 2004, OSU's 7-0 start was the school's playing baseball and basketball for OSU. COMMENTS ON CASEY Bill Krueger a high school baseball player trying to decide players both academically and athletically, and Bill Krueger is a broadcaster for Fox where to go, and I really wanted to be the best I the program speaks for itself." Sports Net. A former Major League pitcher, could be, I would not hesitate to go and play Krueger was a college baseball and basketball for Pat Casey at Oregon State." teammate of Pat Casey at Portland. Harold Reynolds is co-host of ESPN's Base- "Pat and I have known each other since Tom House, PhD ball Tonight and a former MajorLeague All- high school, when we were rivals at Newberg Tom House, a performance analyst for the Star; he played against Pat Casey in the minor and McMinnville, respectively. I think I admire National Pitching Association, is one of the leagues Reynolds is familiar with OSU base- Pat the most for his desire to make each kid he world' foremost experts on training pitchers ball, having grown up in Corvallis. coaches as competitive as he is - which is an He is a former Major League pitcher and "The thing about Pat is, he's brutally hon- almost unreachable goal. Pat was one of the pitching coach. est. For any kid, that's what you want - some- great athletes ever to come out of the State of "I had the pleasure of working with Pat one who will tell you the truth. I played with Oregon ... he should have played in the big when I was a coach and he was a player. I've Pat and I've known Pat a long time, and I ap- leagues, and had he been moved to catcher, he had the pleasure of working with him now that preciate how honest he is. You can take him at probably would have played in the bigs as long we're both coaches. He's managed the transi- his word. For a young player, there's nothing as I did. With all his successes, he has re- tion from player to coach as well as anybody better than getting a positive evaluation of mained the same guy - loyal friend, great fam- I've been around in the last 30 years. He takes where you are as a student-athlete and as a ily guy, and strong in his convictions. If I were information and instruction and inspires his young person in life. That's dynamite." 2006 OREGON STATE BASEBALL GUIDE

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Associate head coach 10th year (Portland State, 1990) Dan Spencer joined the Oregon State pro- gram prior to the 1997 season and has earned the position of associate head coach. He over- sees the Beavers' pitchers and catchers, and OSU's pitching was a key reason for the Bea- vers winning the Pacific- 10 title and reaching the College World Series in 2005. Spencer, 40, came to OSU after spending The Spencer family five seasons as head baseball coach at Green River Community College in Auburn, Wash. In 1990-91, Spencer was assistant baseball degree in History from Portland State in 1990. Spencer's teams at were 135-79 and reached the coach at Tacoma Community College. Spencer was born in Portland, Ore. He Northwest Athletic Association of Community Spencer coached the Ryder Construction graduated in 1983 from Fort Vancouver High in Colleges Tournament all five seasons. While at Senior Babe Ruth team from 1987-92, winning Vancouver, Wash., where he played football, GRCC, Spencer was NWAACC Coach of the a national title his final season. He has coached basketball and baseball. Year in 1992 and 1994. four players who reached the Major Leagues. Spencer enjoys fishing, chess and time with Spencer also has a background in athletic Spencer attended Mira Costa Junior College his family. His wife, Susie, is a Corvallis native; administration, having served as assistant ath- (Calif.) for a year before playing three seasons they have two sons, Wade (11) and Logan (7), letic director at Green River. at Texas Tech. Spencer earned his bachelor's and a daughter, Elizabeth (2).

Assistant coach Fifth year (Western Oregon, 1994) Marty is in his fifth season on Oregon State's coaching staff, after moving up to fulltime status for the 2004 season. Lees joined OSU's coaching staff in the fall of 2001 as a volunteer assistant. Lees supervises the Bea- vers' team defense and baserunning and coaches third base. The Lees family Lees, 36, was on the Beavers' staff while completing his standard teaching certification at 2000, taking a team that was 4-20 the previous once earning two wins in a doubleheader OSU. He was also the athletic director and a season and going 20-6 in his first year. He also against Oregon Tech. He earned his bachelor's teacher at Harrisburg High. He coached one of coached the Eagle girls basketball team to a degree in Physical Education in 1994. the state's top American Legion programs, the league title and into the state tournament for Lees also attended Lane Community Col- Pepsi Challengers of Eugene; in 2002, the Chal- the first time in 16 years. Before going to Har- lege, playing baseball and basketball. He lengers went 56-13 and Lees was named the risburg, Lees was head baseball coach at graduated from Lakeview High. Oregon AAA Legion Coach of the Year. Oakridge High. Lees and his wife, Kristy, have three sons, Lees became head coach at Harrisburg in Lees played baseball at Western Oregon, Brandon (6), Brady (4) and Jacob (6 months.). 2006 I OREGONSTATE BASEBALLGUIDE

DAVID WONG SUPPORT STAFF

Volunteer assistant coach First year Matt Toth Travis Tims (Willamette, 1986) Athletic trainer Athletic trainer David Wong joined Oregon State's staff for the 2006 season as a volunteer assistant. Wong, 47, guided Willamette University in nearby Salem, Ore., to a 287-221-3 record in the NAIA and NCAA Division III ranks from 1991-2003; he is the winningest baseball head coach in WU history. The Bearcats won two Northwest Conference titles and advanced to the NAIA Andy Dendas District 2 Championships several times. Strength and Peter Hughes Wong had been an assistant coach at conditioning coach Manager Willamette in 1985-86, then an assistant coach at Portland, an NCAA Division I school in 1987-88. He then spent two years at MacLaren School as a group life coordinator. After signing with the Kansas City Royals, Wong played professional baseball for five seasons, advancing as high as Class Double-A. He was an all-star in the Gulf Coastand Florida State leagues. Ron Northcutt Stephanie Kondos Wong played football and baseball at Administrative Administrative Willamette from 1977-80, earning all-confer- assistant assistant ence honors as a pitcher and defensive end; in 1979, he was a NAIA football All-American. At Damien Memorial High in Honolulu, Wong played football, soccer and baseball Wong has been inducted into the halls of fame for Damien, Willamette and NAIA Dis- trict 2. He was Most Valuable Player of the 1988 National Baseball Congress World Series. Wong returned to WU to completehis bachelor's degree in Physical Education and Tom Williams Jeff Taylor began coaching. He enjoys golf and watching Equipment Video operations sports. He has a son, Joey (17).

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OREGON STATE OUTLOOK Beavers have talent to defend their title OSU enters 2006 season with high expectations as many players return with sights set on Omaha You've just won the Pacific-10 baseball championship and gone to the College World Series for the first time in 52 years. What do you do now? Hopefully, book a return trip down that road to Omaha. Obviously, it's not quite that easy. But as OSU enters the 2006 season, the Beavers have the talent - especially on the mound - to have a realistic shot at contending for another confer- ence title and getting back to the CWS. Oregon State brings back 19 lettermen from the team that went 46-12 last season, including 19-5 in the Pac-l0. In that group are all three weekend starting pitchers, who combined for a 32-4 record and 2.94 earned run average; the top closer in school history; and six position players, including four who earned at least all- conference honorable mention. That's helped OSU earn preseason rankings of No. 3 from Collegiate Baseball newspaper poll and the National Collegiate Baseball Writ- -rs Association, No. 6 from USA Today Sports Weekly, and No 8 by Baseball America maga- zine. OSU was picked to repeat as conference champs in the Pac-10 coaches poll. "I'm excited for the players and the pro- gram that they're getting the recognition in the polls early in the year," said OSU head coach Pat Casey, who is entering his 12th season with the Beavers. "On the other hand, we don't really care where we're ranked because it doesn't matter. You've got to go play the games every day, so those things don't mean anything to us. "We really have to stay focused on what got us where we were last year, and not allow the distractions to become part of what we're dealing with." So there's no "Omaha or Bust" mentality Kevin Gunderson as OSU goes into a highly anticipated season. "We don't set any goals because we really that happens, I think we get better results. from what we did last year or the recognition don't want to put any limitations on our- "We had a good run last year, now this club we're getting. But the reality is that on Feb. selves, and we don't set any goals because we has to create its own identity and its own 10, all that matters is what the score is at the don't want to feel that if we haven't reached passion for how they want to play the game end of that particular game. those, it's a failure," Casey said. "We just and what it means to them. You've got to take "I like our guys, I think we have good work want to play the game one day at a time, and a step forward here and make sure we all un- ethic as a whole and I think the pitching we we want to continue that philosophy. When derstand that without trying to take away have coming back and the experience on the 2006 OREGON STATE BASEBALL GUIDE I5

Shea McFeely Jonah Nickerson Tyler Graham

mound is a plus for us." ( 319, 5, 41), junior outfielder Tyler Graham Barney was the Pac-10's Freshman of the That begins with three guys who earned (.307, 0, 24, 21 stolen bases), junior outfielder Year in 2005 and earned Freshman All-Americ All-America honors or Team USA spots in Mike Lissman (.284, 1, 30), sophomore short- honors, while Gipson, McFeely and Graham 2005 and have received Preseason All-America stop Darwin Barney (.301, 2, 44) and sopho- earned all-conference honorable mention. honors in 2006: junior righthander Dallas Buck more catcher Mitch Canham (.325, 8, 39). Canham now has a year of experience be- (12-1 record, 2.09 ERA in 2005), junior hind the plate after starting his OSU career at lefthander Kevin Gunderson (6-4, 14 saves, first base. He's joined by sophomores Casey 2.76) and junior righthander Jonah Nickerson Priseman ( 241, 0, 3) and ErikAmmon (.255, (9-2, 2.13). 0, 16 at Hawai'i) Buck and Nickerson finished one-two in Preseason prognistications Depending on the situation, first base could the Pac-10 ERA race in 2005, with Gunderson NATIONAL TEAM RANKINGS: No 6 American Baseball Coaches go to junior Cole Gillespie (319, 0, 18), senior fifth; OSU's team ERA of 3.09 led the confer- Association/USA Today Sports Weekly; No 8 Baseball America Bill Rowe (.235, 3, 39 at California-Santa ence. Buck tied for the conference lead in wins magazine; No 3 Collegiate Baseball newspaper; No 3 National Barbara) or Canham. McFeely could move Collegiate Baseball Writers Association PACIFIC-10 RANKING: No 1 and Gunderson was the saves co-leader. Pacific-10 coaches poll across the diamond at times to get sophomore Rejoining Buck and Nickerson in the start- ALL-AMERICA: Dallas Buck, RHP, jr, Collegiate Baseball 1 at Lonnie Lechelt (.125, 2, 5) in the lineup. ing rotation will be junior lefthander Anton team, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association 1st team, The Beavers are solid up the middle with Baseball America 2nd team; Kevin Gunderson, LHP, jr, Collegiate Barney at shortstop and Gipson or senior Maxwell (11-1, 4.33), who tied for third in the Baseball 2nd team, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association Pac-10 in wins a year ago. Sophomore 2nd team; Jonah Nickerson, RHP, jr, Collegiate Baseball 2nd team, Chris Kunda (.242, 1, 10), an outstanding righthanders Mike Stutes (4-5, 5.40 at Santa National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association 2nd team defensive player, at second base. Gipson took Clara) and Daniel Turpen (1-0, 4.40) could over the starting role early in 2005 and went also be considered for starts. Returning players on to lead the Pac-10 in on-base percentage. "It's nice to have some young guys that we STARTERS (12): Darwin Barney,SS, so ; Dallas Buck, RHP, jr.; Lechelt and freshman Brett Casey (.667 in Mitch Canham, C, so ; Ryan Gipson, 2B, sr ; Tyler Graham, OF, jr; an injury-shortened season at Crescent Valley don't have to rush right in there," Casey said. Kevin Gunderson, LHP, jr; Eddie Kunz, RHP, sr.; Mike Lissman, OF, "Hopefully, everybody stays healthy on the jr ; Anton Maxwell, LHP, jr.; Jake McCormick, RHP, jr ; Shea McFeely, HS) could back up second, short or third. staff but I think our goal is to be solid No. 1 3B, sr.; Jonah Nickerson, RHP, jr In the outfield, Graham will move from left through No 10 on the mound, and we con- LETTERMEN (7): Reed Brown, RHP, so ; Cole Gillespie, OF,jr; to center and likely inherit the leadoff spot in Chris Kunda, 2B, sr.; Lonnie Lechelt, IF, so ; Casey Priseman, C, so tinue to get closer to doing that." Daniel Turpen, RHP, so ; Geoff Wagner, OF, sr the batting order, as well. Candidates to flank The Beavers will again have Gunderson to SQUAD MEMBERS (1): Jon Koller, RHP, sr him include Lissman, Gillespie, senior Geoff finish games, with sophomore righthander REDSHIRTS (2): Cory Ellis, IF, fr ; Rob Summers, RHP, fr Wagner (.220, 1, 6), junior Scott Santschi Eddie Kunz (2-0, 1.54) as the main setup man (.391, 1, 37 at CC of Spokane), and freshmen OSU loses centerfielder Jacoby Ellsbury, a Newcomers Koa Kahalohoe (.553 at Durango HS) and first-round draft pick in 2005, and first FOUR-YEAR COLLEGE TRANSFERS (5): Erik Ammon, C, so ; John Wallace (.390, 5 homers at Reno HS). Greg Layboum, OF, fr ; , LHP, no ; Bill Rowe,1 B, sr.; baseman Andy Jenkins, who completed his Mike Stutes, RHP, so "We feel we're going to have to be creative eligibility and was drafted. JUNIOR COLLEGE TRANSFERS (3): Derek Engelke, OF, so ; to score some runs," Casey said. "Our But the Beavers' lineup returns senior Greg Keim, RH P, jr ; Scott Santschi, OF, jr strength would be pitching and defense, and FRESHMEN (12): Bret Bochsler, LHP-1 B; Brian Budrow, RHP-1 B; we just need to find ways to be efficient of- second baseman Ryan Gipson (.330 batting Bryn Card, LHP; Brett Casey, IF; Josh Forgue,1 B; Mark Grbavac, average, 1 homer, 22 runs batted in, 9 stolen RHP; Koa Kahalohoe, OF; Joey Lakowske, 1 B-OF; Sean Rockey, IF; fensively. We hope our pitching can hold serve bases), senior third baseman Shea McFeely , LHP-1 B; Dale Solomon, C-1 B; John Wallace, OF. and allow us to do that." .? '.4.

OREGON STATE ROSTER

NO. NAME POS. B-T YR. EXP. HT. WT. HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) NUMERICAL ROSTER 12Ammon, Erik C R-R So. TR 5-11 195 Salem, OR (U. of Hawai'i) 1-Casey Priseman, C 10Barney, Darwin SS R-R So. 1V 5-10 175 Beaverton, OR (Southridge HS) 2-Dallas Buck, RHP 42Bochsler, Bret P-1B L-L Fr. HS 6-1 170 Redmond, WA (Inglemoor HS) 3-Chris Kunda, 2B 32Brown, Reed P R-R So. 1V 6-4 210 Edmonds, WA (Edmonds Woodway HS) 4-Greg Keim, RHP 2 Buck, Dallas P R-R Jr. 2V 6-3 210Newberg, OR (Newberg HS) 5-PAT CASEY 24Budrow, Brian P-IB R-R Fr. HS 6-4 215 Glendale, AZ (Mountain Ridge HS) 6-Kevin Gunderson, LHP I I Canham, Mitch C-1B L-R So. 2V 6-2 212 Lake Stevens, WA (Lake Stevens HS) 7-MARTY LEES 46Card, Bryn P L-L Fr. HS 6-3 175 Klamath Falls, OR (Henley HS) 8-Mike Lissman, OF 30Casey, Brett IF S-R Fr. HS 6-0 170 Corvallis, OR (Crescent Valley HS) 9-Cole Gillespie, OF-1 B 16Ellis, Cory 2B R-R Fr. RS 5-7 160 Portland, OR (Glencoe HS) 10-Darwin Barney, SS 40Engelke, Derek OF L-L So. TR 5-10 175 Newberg, Ore. (Cuesta JC) 11-Mitch Canham, C-1B 43Forgue, Josh lB L-L Fr. HS 6-1 175 Salem, OR (Sprague HS) 12-ErikAmmon, C 9 Gillespie, Cole OF-iBR-R Jr. 2V 6-1 200 West Linn, OR (West Linn HS) 13-DAN SPENCER 14Gipson, Ryan 2B R-R Sr. 1V 5-li 182 Central Point, OR (Shasta JC) 14-Ryan Gipson, 2B 21 Graham, Tyler OF R-R Jr. 3V 6-1 185 Great Falls, MT (C.M. Russell HS) 15-Lonnie Lechelt, 3B-SS 18Grbavac, Mark P R-R Fr. HS 6-0 180 Portland, OR (Central Catholic HS) 16-Cory Ellis, 2B 6 Gunderson, Kevin P R-L Jr. 2V 5-10 165 Portland, OR (Central Catholic HS) 17-Anton Maxwell, LHP 22Kahalohoe, Koa OF L-L Fr. HS 5-10 195 Las Vegas, NV (Durango HS) 18-Mark Grbavac, RHP 4 Keim, Greg P R-R Jr. TR 5-11 175 Ontario, OR (Treasure Valley CC) 19-Jake McCormick, RHP-1B 36Koller, Jon P R-R Sr. lV 6-6 230 Carlsbad, CA (U. of California-Irvine) 20-Greg Laybourn, OF 3 Kunda, Chris 2B R-R Sr. 3V 6-0 175 Philomath, OR (Philomath HS) 21-Tyler Graham, OF 44Kunz, Eddie P R-R So. 1V 6-5 250Portland, OR (Parkrose HS) 22-Koa Kahalohoe, OF 45Lakowske, Joey lB-OFL-R Fr. HS 6-2 195 Corvallis, OR (Crescent Valley HS) 23-Scott Santschi, OF 20Laybourn, Greg OF R-R Fr. TR 5-10 190 Portland, OR (Northern Arizona U.) 24-Brian Budrow, RHP-1B 15 Lechelt, Lonnie 3B-SS R-R So. 1V 6-0 193 Kennewick, WA(Southridge HS) 25-DAVID WONG 8 Lissman, Mike OF R-L Jr. 2V 6-0 200 Ontario, OR (Ontario HS) 26-Joe Paterson, LHP 17Maxwell, Anton P L-L Jr. 1V 5-9 180 Anchorage, AK (Feather River CC) 27-Rob Summers, RHP 19McCormick, Jake P-1B R-R Jr. 2V 6-3 225 Marysville, CA (Erindale HS, Australia) 28-Dan Turpen, RHP 29McFeely, Shea 3B-1B R-R Sr. 2V 6-1 210Federal Way, WA (Tacoma CC) 29-Shea McFeely, 3B-1B 34Nickerson, Jonah P R-R Jr. 2V 6-1 195 Oregon City, OR (Oregon City HS) 30-Brett Casey, IF 26Paterson, Joe P L-L So. TR 6-1 195 McMinnville, OR (Linfield Coll.) 31-Alex Sogard, LHP-IB 1 Priseman, Casey C R-R So. 1V 6-1 195 Woodinville, WA (Woodinville HS) 32-Reed Brown, RHP 41 Rockey, Sean IF R-R Fr. HS 6-0 180 Sammamish, WA (Eastlake HS) 33-Mike Stutes, RHP 38Rowe, Bill lB L-L Sr. TR 6-3 230 Ashland, OR (U of Califomia-Santa Barbara) 34-Jonah Nickerson, RHP 23 Santschi, Scott OF L-R Jr. TR 6-0 190 Vancouver, WA (CC of Spokane) 35-John Wallace, OF 31 Sogard,Alex P-1B L-L Fr. HS 6-3 200Phoenix, AZ (Thunderbird HS) 36-Jon Koller, RHP 39 Solomon, Dale C-IB R-R Fr. HS 5-11 205 Moreno Valley, CA (Valley View HS) 37-Geoff Wagner, OF 33 Stutes, Mike P R-R So. TR 6-1 185 Lake Oswego, OR (Santa Clara U.) 38-Bill Rowe, I B 27Summers, Rob P R-R Fr. RS 6-0 188 Beaverton, OR (Southridge HS) 39-Dale Solomon, C-1B 28Turpen, Daniel P R-R So. 1V 6-4 215 McMinnville, OR (McMinnville HS) 40-Derek Engelke, OF 37Wagner, Geoff OF L-L Sr. 1V 6-2 215 Redmond, OR (Central Oregon CC) 41-Sean Rockey, IF 35Wallace, John OF L-R Fr. HS 6-0 200Reno, NV (Reno HS) 42-Bret Bochsler, LHP-1B 43-Josh Forgue,IB 5 Casey, Pat - head coach 44-Eddie Kunz, RHP 13 Spencer, Dan - assistant coach 45-Joey Lakowske, lB-OF 7 Lees, Marty - assistant coach 46-Bryn Card, LHP 25 Wong,David - assistant coach Toth,Matt - athletic trainer Tims,Travis - athletic trainer Hughes,Peter - manager

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE: Tyler Graham - GRAM Chris Kunda - KOON-duh Casey Priseman - PRIZE-man Erik Ammon - AMM-un Mark Grbavac - GR-buh-vak Eddie Kunz - KOONZ Bill Rowe - as in "pow" Bret Bochsler - BOX-ler Koa Kahalohoe - KO-uh Joey Lakowske - luh-KOW-skee Scott Santschi - SANT-shee Brian Budrow - BOO-dro kuh-HAH-luh-hoy Lonnie Lechelt - LEH-klt Alex Sogard - SO-gard Derek Engelke - ENGL-kee Greg Keim - KYM Marty Lees - LEEZ Mike Stutes - STOOTS Josh Forgue - FORG Jon Koller - KO-ler Joe Paterson - PATT-er-sun Matt Toth - TOE-th 2006 OREGON STATE BASEBALL GUIDE 37

OREGON STATE PLAYER PROFILES

NORTH SALEM HIGH: Lettered 4 years for coach Chris Lee 2-time all-state first team, 3-time all- league first team also played footballprep teammate Jed Lowde played for Stanford, Ryan Penn plays for Fresno State3 5 GPA DARWIN BARNEY - 10

Shortstop - Sophomore (1 letter) - 5-foot-10,175 lbs. B-RIT-R - Beaverton, Ore. (Southridge HS) One of Oregon State's 12 returning starters ..selected Pacific-10's No. 5 prospect for 2007 draft by Baseball America magazine in preseason ... in 2005, Freshman All- America pick; also Pacific-10 Freshman of the Year, All-Pacific- 10 first team ... OSU head coach Pat Casey says: "Darwin had a great freshman year, and we're looking for him to continue to develop. He made great strides from the beginning of the season to the end, and we're looking for more of that. He needs to give us more offensively." PERSONAL: Has not decided on a major ... born in Portland, Ore. ... parents are Dave and Deedee Barney; family includes brothers Doug (24), DaveyBarney (23), sisters Deanna (21), Darilyn (18) ... Davey played baseball for Pacific (Ore.), cousin Santiago Perez played in Texas Rangers' system ... enjoys friends, recreation.. top athletic thrill was "OMAHA!" ...favor- ite movie is Me, Myself And Irene; favorite TV show is Family Guy; favorite book is The DaVinci Code; favorite group is Lifehouse; favorite restaurant is Benihana ... chose OSU for being in state, its baseball pro- gram. OREGON STATE: (2005) Louisville Slugger/Collegiate Baseball Freshman All-America team; Baseball America Freshman All-America second team Pacific-10 Freshman of the Year; All-Pacific-10 first team co-winner of Joe ZaherAward for OSU's Male NewcomerAthlete of the Yearamong Pacific-10 leaders, tied for sixth in sacrifice flies (5); tied for ninth in sacrifices (6) among OSU all-time single-season leaders, tied forfourth in at-bats (226) 18 multi-hit games; 11 multi-RBI games had a hit in 42 of 58 Darwin Barney games; had a RBI in 30 of 58 games; had a run in 33 of 58 gamesat least 1 walk in 15 of last 23 games June 4-June 18, 6-game hitting streak; during streak, batted 360 (9-for-25) with 4 RBIs, 6 runsJune 5 vs St John's, 3-for-6, 2 RBIsMay 20 vs Southern California, 2-out, 2-run single in eighth inning broke 0-0 tie in pitchers duel between OSU's Dallas Buck and USC's Ian Kennedy; OSU won 5-4 May 13 at Washing- I ERIK AMMON- 12 ton, 2-for-4, 2 RBIs May 8 at UCLA, 3-for-4,3 RBIs, 2 runsApr 10-Apr 24, at least 1 RBI in 6 straight games Mar. 28-Apr. 16, in 10 games, batted 489 (22-for-50) with 3 doubles, 1 triple, 11 RBIs Apr 9-Apr Catcher - Sophomore (transfer) - 5-foot-11,195 lbs. 16, 5-game hitting streak; during streak, batted 500 (12-for-24) with 2 doubles, 6 RBIsApr 15 atArizona, 2-for-4, 2 doubles, 1 RBI Apr 9-10 series at Stanford, batted 500 (7-for-14), including 4-for-5 in finale B-RIT-R - Salem, Ore. (North Salem HS/U. of Hawai'i) Mar 22-Apr 9, scored a run in 10 straight games Mar 28-Apr 2, in 4 games, batted 556 (10-for-18) with 1 double, 1 triple, 5 RBIsApr 1 vs California, 3-for-5,1 triple, 2 RBIsMar 29 vs Brigham Young, 3-for-5, Begins his Oregon State career in 2006... OSU head coach Pat Casey 1 double, 3 RBIs Mar 18-Mar 25, 5-game hitting streak; during streak, batted 263 (5-for-1 9) with 1 double, says: "Erik is going to give us some stability behind 1 homer, 4 RBIsMar 19 vs Sacramento State, 2 stolen bases Mar 12 at Pepperdine, first collegiate homerFeb. 5 vs New Mexico State, 3-for-5 Feb 3-Feb 25, started career with 8-game hitting streak; the plate. He's a very solid defensive catcher and a during streak, batted 324 (12-for-37) with 1 double, 5 RBIs good addition to our program." SOUTHRIDGE HIGH: Lettered 4 years for coaches Tom Campbell, Don Fitzgerald. 2-time all-state first PERSONAL: Majoring in Exercise and Sport team 2-time league Player of Yearas a senior, batted 611, 8 homers, 25 RBIs, 19-for-1 9 stolen bases as ajunior, batted 412, 3 homers, 11 RBIs, 9 stolen bases, also played soccerprep teammate Rob Science ... born in Salem, Ore... parents are Bob Summers also plays for OSU 3 3 GPA and Jane Ammon; family includes brother Tom (23) OREGON STATE CAREER STATISTICS -BATTING ... Tom played baseball for Upper Iowa ... enjoys YEAR AVG. GIGS AB R H BI 2B 3B HR BB SO HP SB-ATT OBA TB SLG hiking, fishing, reading... top athletic thrill was 2005 301 58/56 226 46 68 44 9 1 2 23 21 9 6-8 380 85 .376 playing in 2005 National Baseball Congress World Series for Aloha Knights... favorite movie is Tommy Boy; favorite TV show is Everybody BRET B CH LER-42 Loves Raymond; favorite book is Harry Potter; favorite musician is Kenny Chesney; favorite vehicle is Hummer H2; Pitcher/first baseman - Freshman (high school)-6-foot-1,170 lbs. favorite food is steak and potatoes; favorite restaurant is Olive Garden... B-L/T-L - Redmond, Wash. (Inglemoor HS) chose OSU to be closer to home, for the way the baseball program is run, and "I want to help bring a few more championships back to OSU." Begins his Oregon State career in 2006 ... OSU head coach Pat Casey HAWAII: Lettered 1 year for coach Mike Trapasso at the NCAA Division I schoolbatted 255,4 says: "Bret has big potential. He may redshirt this season, but he's going doubles, 16 RBIs, 427 on-base percentage, played 36 games, started 32 games to be a good player." 0 2006 OREGON STATE BASEBALL GUIDE

PERSONAL: Has not decided on a major... born in Portland, Ore PERSONAL: Majoring in Sociology ... born in Newberg, Ore.... par- parents are David and Rebecca Bochsler; family ents are Eb and Tina Buck; family includes brothers includes brothers Nate (28), Jeff (24), sister Nicole Cody (11), Isaiah (10), sister Tiana (22) ... father (26) ... enjoys all sports .. top athletic thrill was played basketball, competed in track and field at playing Little League All-Star game on ESPN2 ... George Fox ..enjoys hunting ... top athletic thrill favorite movie is Boondock Saints; favorite TV was participating in 2005 College World Series show is Entourage; favorite vehicle is Cadillac favorite athlete is ; favorite movie is Escalade; favorite food is steak; favorite restaurant Shrek; favorite TV show is MXC; favorite actor is is Woodstock's Pizza ... chose OSU for its athletic Chris Farley; favorite group is Bon Jovi; favorite program and the community. food is mashed potatoes and gravy; favorite restau- INGLEMOOR HIGH: Lettered 3 years for coach Craig Bishop as senior, rant is Local Boyz ..chose OSU to play both all-league first team as both pitcher, first baseman,stateall-star game .prep baseball, football. teammate Joey Dunn plays for Washington34 GPA Bochsler OREGON STATE: (2005) AII-America pick by American Baseball BUCK Coaches Association (first team), Baseball America (first team), Louisville Slugger/Collegiate Baseball (first team), USAToday/Sports Weekly (first team); National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (second team) ABCAAII-West Region first teamAll-Pacific-10 first team co- REED BROWN- 32 winner of team Bill Cloyes Award for Most Valuable Pitcher USA Baseball National Team Trials invitee, declined invitation Baseball America/Louisville Slugger Player of the Year Watch list; Baseball America Midseason National Top Pitcher, Midseason All-America first team; Pitcher - Sophomore (1 letter) - 6-foot-4, 210 lbs. Award watch list+r. Preseason All-America first team, among NCAA Division I leaders, tied for seventh in wins (12); 19th in B-RIT-R - Edmonds, Wash. (Edmonds Woodway HS) earned run average (2 09) among Pac-10 leaders, led conference in ERA (2 09), innings (129 0); tied for first in wins (12); second in opponents' batting average ( 194); fifth in strikeouts (118)among OSU all-time One of Oregon State's 19 returning lettermen .. OSU head coach Pat single-season leaders, school record for hit batters (32); second in wins (12); second in innings (129 0); third Casey says: "Reed gave us some innings last year, in strikeouts (118) struck out 8 or more batters in 8 of 18 starts; allowed 3 or fewer earned runs in 16 of 18 June 20 vs Baylor, no decision; 5 2 innings, 7 hits, 3 runs and he's a guy who, with some time, is going to starts; allowed 4 or fewer hits in 10 of 18 starts (learned), 2 walks, 2 strikeouts June 11-13 in NCAA Super Regional, earned win, save as OSU clinched help us on the mound." berth in College World Series by taking 2 of 3 games from Southern CaliforniaJune 13 vs Southern PERSONAL: Has not decided on a major ... born California, earned save; 1 1 innings, 0 hits, 0 runs, 0 walks, 0 strikeouts; first relief appearance since in Seattle, Wash.... parents are Henry Brown and moving from closer to starter for start of 2004 Pac-1 0 season June 11 vs Southern California, earned win; 7 2 innings, 7 hits, 4 runs, 6 walks, 2 strikeoutsJune 3 vs Ohio State, no decision; 71 innings, 4 hits, 3 Lisa Helber, stepparents David Helber and Debbie runs (2 earned), 5 walks, 5 strikeouts May 6-May 20, at least 7 strikeouts, no more than 4 hits in last 3 Brown; family includes brother Jesse Brown (27), starts of regular season College Baseball Foundation National Honor Roll, Pacific-10 Pitcher of the Week sisters Brit Brown (25), Tara Brown (22), Hailey for May 16-May 23 for May 20 vs Southern California, earned win; 8 2 innings, 2 hits, 3 runs, 3 walks, 7 Helber (14), Tessa Helber (12) ... enjoys I stakeouts CBF National Honor Roll, Pac-10 Pitcher of the Week for May 9-May 16 for May 13 at Washing- ton, earned win; 9 0 innings, 3 hits, 0 runs, 4 walks, 8 strikeouts May 6 at UCLA, earned win; 8 0 innings, wakeboarding, listening to music, boating ... top 4 hits, 1 run, 2 walks, 8 strikeouts Apr 29 vs Arizona State, earned win; 6 0 innings, 7 hits, 3 runs (2 athletic thrill was 2005 Pac- 10 championship ... earned), 4 walks, 3 strikeouts Apr 22 vs Washington State, no decision; 8 0 innings, 4 hits, 4 runs (3 favorite athlete is ; favorite movie is Brown earned), 2 walks, 6 strikeoutsApr 15 at Arizona, took loss; 6 2 innings, 8 hits, 6 runs, 4 walks, 4 strikeoutsApr 9 at Stanford first game, earned win; 7 0 innings, 11 hits, 7 runs (3 earned),1 walk, 3 Heavyweights; favorite TV show is The Simpsons; favorite actor is strikeoutsApr 1 vs California, earned win; 7 0 innings, 4 hits, 1 run, 3walks, 7 stakeouts Mar 18-Mar Russell Crowe; favorite book is Adrift; favorite musician is Jack Johnson; 25, set career-highs in stakeouts in back-to-back games with 10 vs Sacramento State, 12 vs Dallas Baptist

favorite vehicle is Hummer H2; favorite food is steak; favorite restaurant . Mar 25 vs Dallas Baptist first game, earned win in first career complete game; 9 0 innings, 4 hits, 2 runs, Mar 18 vs Sacramento State first game, earned win; 6 0 innings, 6 hits, 2 runs (1 is Quizno's ... chose OSU for its campus, academic variety, and so his 1 walk, 12 strikeouts earned), 2 walks, 10 strikeouts Feb. 25-Mar 18, pitched 24 2 innings across 4 games without allowing an family can watch him play. earned run Mar. 11 vs Cal State-Northridge, earned win; 8 0 innings, 4 hits, 1 run (0 earned),1 walk, 8 OREGON STATE: (2005) Only appearance came Mar 24 vs Dallas Baptist strikeouts Mar 4 vs California-Riverside, no decision; 6 2 innings, 4 hits, 1 run (0 earned), 3 walks, 9 EDMONDS WOODWAY HIGH: Lettered 2 years for coach Joe Webster as a senior; all-league second strikeouts Feb 25 at California-Santa Barbara, earned win; 7 0 innings, 5 hits, 2 runs, 4 walks, 6 team; 9-2 record, 68 innings4-time team Best Pitcher award also played football, basketball prep strikeoutsFeb 3-Feb 6, named to all-tournament team at Bob Schaefer Memorial Tournament Feb 3 teammate Chris Minaker plays for Stanford, Kyle Trew plays football for Washington 3 7 GPA; Principal's vs New Mexico State, earned win; 5 0 innings,1 hit, 0 runs, 3 walks, 9 strikeouts (2004) Rated 33rd-best Award, Social Studies Student of the Year, Spanish Student of the Year freshman in nation by Baseball America in preseasonamong Pacific-10 leaders through end of regular OREGON STATE CAREER STATISTICS- PITCHING season, tied for fifth in saves (6)among OSU all-time single-season leaders, third in saves (6) YEAR ERA W-L Sv G/GS CG Sh IP H R ER BB SO HP WP BK AVG. HR moved from closer into starting rotation March 26 8 or more strikeouts in 3 of 9 starts; at least 6 1

2005 4 50 0-0 0 1/0 0 0 2 0 5 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 500 0 innings in 5 of 9 starts did not allow an earned run in 8 of 12 relief appearances; at least 2 strikeouts in 7 of 12 relief appearances 1 or fewer walks in 14 of 21 appearances 2 of best starts came after being hit in leg vs first batter of game; Apr 24 at Southern California, May 15 at Arizona State May 29 vs UCLA, took loss; 6 1 innings, 8 hits, 5 runs (4 earned), 1 walk, 8 strikeoutsMay 23 vs Washington DALLAS BUCK - 2 State, first game, took loss; 5 1 innings, 6 hits, 3 runs, 1 walk, 4 strikeouts May 21 vs Washington State, earned save, 1 0 inning, 1 hit, 0 runs, 0 walks, 0 strikeouts May 15 at Arizona State, took loss Pitcher - Junior (2 letters) - 6-foot-3, 210 lbs. vs nation's 14th-ranked team; 7 1 innings, 6 hits, 3 runs, 3 walks, 3 strikeouts Apr 17-Apr 24, 2-0 record, averaged over 7 1 innings, 6 5 hits, 2 runs, 1 5 walks, 6 5 strikeouts per startApr 24 at B-RIT-R - Newberg, Ore. (Newberg HS) Southern California, earned win; 8 2 innings, 7 hits, 3 runs, 3 walks, 4 strikeoutsApr 17 at Sacra- mento State, earned win; 6 1 innings, 6 hits, I run, 0 walks, 9 strikeouts Apr 10 vs Stanford, took One of Oregon State's 12 returning starters ... Preseason All-America loss; 1 2 innings, 8 hits, 9 runs (7 earned), 2 walks, 0 strikeoutsMar 28-Apr 4, in first 2 starts, pick by Louisville Slugger/Collegiate Baseball (first team), National Col- averaged just under 6 1 innings, 4 5 hits, 3 runs (2 5 earned), 2 walks, 6 strikeoutsMar 28 at Califor- nia, earned win in first career start; 5 1 innings, 2 hits, 2 runs, 3 walks, 3 strikeouts Mar 21 vs Utah legiate Baseball Writers Association (first team), Baseball America (sec- Valley State, lost in relief; 2 0 innings, 4 hits, 2 runs (1 earned), 1 walk, 0 strikeouts Mar 5 vs. The ond team) ... selected Pacific-10's No. 3 prospect for 2006 draft by Base- Citadel, earned save; 1 2 innings, 0 hits, 0 runs, 3 walks, 2 strikeoutsMar 2 vs The Citadel, lost in ball America magazine in preseason ... in 2005, was All-America, All- relief; 11 innings, 4 hits, 3 runs (2 earned), 0 walks, 1 strikeout, Feb 14-Feb 29, did not allow earned Feb 29 vs Washington, earned save; 2 1 innings, 2 hits, 0 runs, 1 walk, West Region and All-Pacific- 10 pick ... OSU head coach Pat Casey says: run in 4 straight appearances 2 strikeouts Feb 22 vs Southwest Missouri State, earned save; 2 0 innings, 0 hits, 2 runs (0 earned), "Dallas could be one of the best guys in the country. He's got to come 2 walks, 2 strikeouts Feb 13-Feb 15, named to Coca-Cola Classic all-tournament team, earning out and be one of the premier guys in the Pac- 10. He has to continue the saves in first 2 career appearances Feb 14 vs Gonzaga, earned save; 1 0 inning, 1 hit, 0 runs, 0 things he's capable of doing; he doesn't really have to do anything spe- walks, 2 strikeouts Feb 13 vs Utah, earned save; 11 innings, 2 hits, 2 runs, 0 walks, 0 strikeouts NEWBERG HIGH: Lettered 4 years for coach Scott Klug as a senior, state PlayerofYear; rated 46th- cial, he just has to be the guy that he is." ... among OSU career leaders, best prospect in nation by Baseball America magazine, drafted in 19th round by Pittsburgh Pirates; 10-2 school record for hit batters (51); fifth in saves (7) ... on OSU football record, 2 saves, 0 45 ERA, 85 1 innings, 38 hits, 155 strikeouts; team won state title 2-time all-league firs team as defensive back as freshman, sophomore. team as ajunior, 2-3 record, 0 48 ERA in league games; team reached state final prep teammate Derek 2006 I OREGON STATE BASEBALLGUIbE tj

MITCH CANHAM -11

Catcherifirst baseman - Sophomore (2 letters) -6-foot-2, 212 lbs. B-LIT-R - Lake Stevens, Wash. (Lake Stevens HS) Team co-captain ... 1 of Oregon State's 12 returning starters ... granted redshirt year for 2004 injury, so listed as sopho- more for second consecutive season ... in 2005, was District 8 and Pacific- 10 All-Academic pick ... OSU head coach Pat Casey says: "Mitch made huge strides as a catcher last year from beginning to end; now offensively he needs to be a bigger part for us." PERSONAL: Majoring in Business; may become an athletic center owner ... born in Richland, Wash ... parents are Mark and the lateKim Canham; family includes brothers John Kendal (22), Dustin Canham (19) ... Mark played football for Santa Clara, grandfather Dean Canham played footballfor Canham Michigan ... enjoys athletics, the outdoors, pool, ping pong, darts, fam- ily, music, singing ... wrote and performed "O-State Ballaz" rap song that

was played before OSU home games in 2005 . organized rap concert to benefit Special Olympics in January, 2006 ... OSU Honor Roll; OSU Student-Athlete Advisory Council ... top athletic thrill was 2005 College World Series ... favorite athlete is ; favorite movie is Old School; favorite TV shows are South Park, Family Guy; favorite actor is Nicholas Cage; favorite book is The Art Of Hitting, by Ted Williams; favorite musicians are Pain, Mo-X, Li'l G, Red Head Steve; favorite vehicle is 1943 Chevrolet pickup; favorite food is lasagna; favorite res- taurant is Qdoba ... chose OSU to get away from home and mature, be Mitch Canham part of a hard-working team, and for its "good coaches and good guys." OREGON STATE: (2005) District 8 All-Academic first team; Pacific-10 All-Academic second team Engelke also plays for OSU, Joe Hernandez plays football for Northern Arizona, Mallory Webb competes in moved to catcher after starting OSU career at first base among Pacific-10 leaders, tied for ninth in home track and field for Fresno State also played football, basketball, competed in track and field 3.0 GPA runs (8) ..13 multi-hit games; 11 multi-RBI games had a hit in 32 of 48 games June 4-June 13,6-game OREGON STATE CAREER STATISTICS PITCHING hitting streak; during streak, batted 462 (12-for-26) with 2 homers, 3 doubles, 9 RBls, 10 runsMay 14-June YEAR ERA WL Sv GGGS 03 Sh IP H R ER BB SO HP WP BK AVG. HR 13, in 9 games, batted 432 (16-for-37) with 3 homers, 3 doubles, 12 RBIs, 12 runsJune 12 vs Southern 2004 5 06 3-6 6 2119 0 0 691 735239305720 6 3 270 5 California, 2-for-4, 1 homer, 3 RBIs, 3 runs June 3-June 5 at NCAA Corvallis Regional, named Outstanding June 5 vs St 2005 2 09 12-1 1 19/18 2 1 129 090473051 11832 9 2 194 3 Player; batted 615 (8-for-13) with 1 homer, 3 doubles, 6 RBIs, 6 runs, 1 walk, 0 strikeouts . June 4 vs St John's, 4-for-5, 3 doubles, 4 RBIs; 3 doubles TOTALS 313 15-7 7 40/27 2 1 1981 16399 6981 17552 15 5 222 8 John's, 2 hits in OSU's 13-run second inning tied school single-game recordJune 3 vs Ohio State, 2-for-3,1 homer May 14 at Washington, 3-for-4, 1 homer, 3 RBIs, 2 runs; 3-run homer broke tie, drove in winning runsMay 8 at UCLA, 2-run homerApr. 24 vs Washington State second game, 2-run homerApr 16 at Arizona, 2-for-3, 2 RBIs, 3 runsApr 2 vs BRIANBuDR0w24 California, 2-for-3,1 homer, 3 RBIs Mar 13-Mar 22, in 4 games, batted 429 (6-for-14) with 1 homer, 3 RBIs Mar 13 vs Winthrop, 2-for-2,1 homer, 4 runs, 3 walksFeb 25 at California-Santa Barbara, 3-for-4 Pitcher/first baseman - Freshman (high school)-6-foot-4, 215 lbs. Feb 3-Feb 15, started season with 5-game hitting streak; during streak, batted 556 (10-for-18) with 1 double, I triple, 1 homer, 7 RBIs Feb 3-Feb 6, named to all-tournament team at Bob Schaefer Memorial B-RIT-R - Glendale, Ariz. (Mountain Ridge HS) Tournament Feb 5 vs New Mexico State, 4-for-6, 1 homer, 2 RBIs, 4 runs Feb 3 vs New Mexico State, 3-for-4,1 double, 1 triple, 4 RBIs(2004) Feb 15 vs Cal State-Northridge, 1-for-3, 1 run in only start Begins his Oregon State career in 2006... OSU head coach Pat Casey had plate appearances in 3 other games LAKE STEVENS HIGH: Lettered 4 years forcoach Roger Andersonas a senior, all-league first team says: "Brian will probably redshirt this season." utility player; all-area second team third baseman, team Sportsmanship Award; batted 430,4 triples, 4 PERSONAL: Has not decided on a major... born doubles, 30 RBIs, 12 stolen bases also played football, wrestled 3 98 GPA; Honor Roll, Math Award, in Phoenix, Ariz.... parents are Dean and Colleen Social Studies honor Budrow; family includes sister Jessica (16)... en- OREGON STATE CAREER STATISTICS - BATTING YEAR AVG. GIGS AB R H BI 2B 3B HR BB SO HP SB-ATT OBA TB SLG joys golf, movies, hanging out with friends, 2004 167 6/1 6 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 0-0 167 1 167 whiffleball ... top athletic thrill was 2004 Connie 2005 . 325 48/44 160 40 52 39 5 2 8 24 37 4 4-8 423 85 531 Mack World Series ... favorite athlete is Roger TOTALS 319 54/45 166 41 43 39 5 2 8 24 41 5 4-8 415 86 518 Clemens; favorite movie is Bull Durham; favorite TV show is Family Guy; favorite actor is Brad Pitt, actress is Catherine Zeta Jones; favorite book is The DaVinci Code; favorite group is Led Zeppelin; favorite vehicle is 1967 Ford Mustang GT; favoriteBudrow Pitcher - Freshman (high school) - 6-foot-3, 175 lbs. food is came asada burrito; favorite restuarant is Filiberto's... chose B-LIT-L - Klamath Falls, Ore. (Henley HS) OSU "to help lead the Beavs back to Omaha." Begins his Oregon State career in 2006.. OSU head coach Pat Casey MOUNTAIN RIDGE HIGH: Lettered 4 years for coaches Tony Chiarelli, Rob Kiepke4-time all-state; 4- time all-region as senior, region Player of the Year; 9-2 record, 70 strikeouts set state record for career says: "Bryn has added weight and is going to be a good pitcher at OSU." wins; 34-4,1 87 ERA, 262 strikeouts, 43 walks; batted 419,17 homers, 139 RBIs prep teammate Cory PERSONAL: Has not decided on a major ... born in Klamath Falls, Ore. Bums plays forArizona, Garrett Dunlap for Jacksonville 30 GPA parents are Dave and Patty Card; family includes brother Drew (17) ... =_z 2006 OREGON STATE 40 BASEBALL GUIDE enjoys sports. snowboarding, poker, whiffleball. learning guitar ... top athletic thrill was back-to-back high school baseball state titles, being named state Player of the Year ... favorite athlete is ; favorite movie is The Natural; favorite TV show is Whose Line Is It Anyway; favorite actor is Adam Sandler; favorite book is Moneyball; favorite musician is Kenny Chesney; favorite vehicle is Ford Mustang; favorite food is lasagna; favorite restaurant is Applebee's ... chose OSU for school's prestige, baseball program. HENLEY HIGH: Lettered 4 years for coach Joe Tacchini in career, 41-7 record, 188 ERA, 4 saves, 302 innings, 469 strikeoutsas senior, state and league Player of Year, Louisville Slugger state Player of Year;12-2 Card record, 0 97 ERA, 99 innings, 48 hits, 15 walks, 162 strikeouts; team won state titleas junior, all-state second team, league Player of Year; 14-1 record, 1 20 ERA, 8 walks, 128 strikeouts; team won state titleprep teammate B J Holloway plays for Western Kentucky, Brian Kinsman for San Diego Statealso played football, basketball 3 0 GPA

BRETT CASEY-30 Infielder - Freshman (high school) - 6-foot-0, 170 lbs. B-SIT-R - Corvallis, Ore. (Crescent Valley HS)

Begins his Oregon State career in 2006 ... also on OSU basketball team ... OSU head coach Pat Casey says: "Brett is play- ing basketball, so that adds some uncertainty be- cause it's going to run into our season but he's a guy who can really help us in the infield." PERSONAL: Majoring in Business ... born in Cole Gillespie

Newberg, Ore. ... parents are Pat and Susan Casey; OREGON STATE: (2005) Redshirted family includes brothers Jonathan (20), Joseph (8), GLENCOE HIGH: Lettered 4 years for coach Matt Montgomeryas a senior, batted 409; all-league first sister Ellie (15) ... Pat and uncle Tim Casey played team, all-state honorable mention as a junior, all-league second team as a sophomore, all-league prep teammates included Erik Ainge, who plays pro baseball; Pat is now OSU's baseball coach ... honorable mention also played football, basketball football for Tennessee 4 0 GPA; valedictorian, National Honor Society. enjoys golf, bowling, video games ... top athletic OREGON STATE CAREER STATISTICS - BATTING thrill was 2003 American Legion World Series ... YEAR AVG. GIGS AB R H BI 213 3B HR BB SO HP SB-ATT OBA TB SLG favorite athlete is ; favoritemovie isCasey 2005 - Redshirted Coach Carter; favorite TV show is SportsCenter; favorite actor is Adam Sandler; favorite book is Harry Potter; favorite musician is Kenny Chesney; favorite vehicle is Hummer; favorite restaurant is Olive Garden ... chose OSU to be at home, for the chance to play 2 sports. CRESCENT VALLEY HIGH: Lettered 4 years for coaches Frank Baumholtz, David Mintkenas a Outfielder - Sophomore (transfer) - 5-foot-10,175 lbs. senior, missed much of season due to basketball injury, batted 667 (2-for-3) as ajunior, all-league B-LIT-L - Newberg, Ore. (Newberg HS/Cuesta JC) honorable mention; batted 310also played basketball prep teammate Joey Lakowske also plays for OSU, Mike Green basketball for California-Irvine 3 0 GPA Begins his Oregon State career in 2006 ... OSU head coach Pat Casey says: "Derek sat out last year, so he's a little bit of an unknown but he was a good high school ballplayer in the state." PERSONAL: Majoring in Exercise and Sport Second baseman - Freshman (redshirt) - 5-foot-7,160 lbs. Science ... born in Portland, Ore... parents are B-RIT-R - Portland, Ore. (Glencoe HS) Robert and Jo Engelke; family includes brother Aaron (23) ... enjoys music, movies, ping pong, Returns to Oregon State's squad this season ... OSU head coach Pat golf, video games, books. . top athletic thrill was Casey says: "Cory played well in the fall for us." high school baseball state title ... favorite athlete is PERSONAL: Majoring in Business... born in ; favorite movie is Gladiator; favorite Hillsboro, Ore. ... parents are Scott and Joanie Ellis; TV show is Entourage; favorite actor is Denzel family includes brother Eric (16), sister Ashley (21) Washington; favorite book is One Flew Over The Engelke ... enjoys watching football, playing cards ... top Cuckoo's Nest; favorite group is Atmosphere; favorite vehicle is Ferrari athletic thrill was 2005 Pac-10 championship .. F50; favorite food is spaghetti; favorite restaurant is LG's Steakhouse ... favorite athlete is Tiger Woods; favorite movie is chose OSU for its great coaching staff, proximity to home, and to play Troy; favorite TV show is SportsCenter; favorite book is Skills For Life, by Mike Krzyewski; favor- for one of the nation's top programs. CUESTA JUNIOR COLLEGE: Lettered 1 year for coach Bob Miller in 2004; did not play in 2005 batted ite musician is Tim McGraw; favorite vehicle is 315; team won conference title 3 2 GPA 1998 Mazda B2500; favorite food is Chinese; fa- NEWBERG HIGH: Lettered 3 years for coach Scott Klug as senior, all-league first team; as junior, all- vorite restaurant is Red Robin ... chose OSU for its league honorable mention prep teammate Dallas Buck also plays for Oregon State, Joe Hernandez campus, winning baseball program. football for Montana also played soccer, basketball, football 3 65 GPA -2006 OREGON STATE BASEBALL GUIDE 41

PERSONAL: Majoring in Liberal Studies; considering a career in base- ball or business ..born in Portland, Ore. ... par- ents are Brad and Gay Gillespie; family includes GS brother Brett (23) ... Brett played baseball at San Diego ... enjoys John Madden football video game, hanging out with friends ... top athletic thrill was playing in front of over 20,000 people at 2005 College World Series ... favorite athlete is ; favorite movie is Saving Silverman; favorite TV show is That '70s Show; favorite book is Catcher In The Rye; favoritemusiciansare Tupac a Shakur, Tom Petty; favorite vehicle is "my Jeep"; favorite foodispasta; favorite restaurant is Ruby Gillespie Tuesday .. chose OSU for its campus, athletics and academics, and to win the College World Series. OREGON STATE: (2005) Winner of team's Bill Bonser Award for Most Improved Player 5 multi-hit games, 5 multi-RBI games 5 pinch-hits June 20 vs Baylor, 1-for-3, 2 walks, 1 stolen base May 14- -- June 13, 10-game hitting streak; during streak, batted 353 (12-for-34) with 1 double, 6 RBIs, 9 runsJune 13 vs Southern California, 2-for-3, 1 double, 1 run as OSU clinched berth in College World SeriesJune 3- June 5 at NCAACorvallis Regional, all-tournament team; batted 364 (4-for-11) with 4 RBIs June 5 vs St John's, 2-for-3,1 RBI May 21 vs Southern California, 2-out, 2-run double in 7-run fifth inning as OSU clinched tie for Pac-10 title May 13 at Washington, walked 4 times May 7 at UCLA, 3-for-5,1 triple, 3 RBIs; bases-loaded triple broke game open in sixth inning May 3 vs Portland, 1 -for-2, 2 runs Apr 24

vs Washington State first game, 2 sacrifice flies Apr 17 at Arizona, 2-run singlewApr5N 16 at Arizona off bench, 3-for.4, 3 RBIsApr 9-10 series at Stanford, 2-for-2 as pinch-hitterMar 12 at Pepperdine, 2-for-3 (2004) 5 multi-hit games 9 of 18 hits went for extra bases after becoming a starter on Apr 24, had a hit in 8 of 15 games May 29 vs UCLA, 3-for-4, 1 doubleMay 23 at Washington State, second game, 3-for-4, 1 triple May 18 vs Portland, second game, 3 walks May 18 vs Portland, first game, W, pinch-hitdouble Apr 24-May2, 5-game hitting streak; during streak, batted 381 (8-for-21) with 1 homer, 1 triple, 3 doubles, 2 RBIs, 5 runs May 1 vs Washington, 2-for-6, 1 double, 3 runs Apr 24 at Southern California, 3-for-4, 1 homer, 1 doubleApr 18 at Sacramento State, 2-for-2, 1 double Mar 6 Ryan Gipson at Hawaii, first career hit (2003) Redshirted WEST LINN HIGH: Lettered 3 years for coach Curt Scholl as a senior, all-state first team as shortstop, 11 league Co-Player of Year, batted.532, 6 homers, 3 triples, 7 doubles, 19 RBIs; 5-2 record, 0 76 ERA, 46 innings, 36 hits, 52 strikeouts, 5 walks; Oregon-Washington All-Star Series team Most Valuable Player, OSH FOR series Outstanding Offensive Player as ajunior, all-state honorable mention and all-league first team shortstop, all-league second team pitcher; batted 400; 6-1 record, 0 86 ERA also played football, basket- First baseman - Freshman (high school) - 6-foot-I, 175 lbs. ball 3 1 GPA OREGON STATE CAREER STATISTICS - BATTING B-L/T-L - Salem, Ore. (Sprague HS) YEAR AVG. G/GS PB R H BI 2B 3B HR BB SO HP SB-ATT OBA TB SLG 2003-Redshirted Begins his Oregon State career in 2006... OSIJ head coach Pat Casey 2004 29029/13 62 11 18 4 6 2 1 8 14 0 1-2 371 31 500 says: "Josh had surgery in the fall and will prob- 2005 31940/23 94 23 30 18 2 1 0 23 13 3 3-5 455 34 362 TOTALS 30869/36156 34 48 22 8 3 1 31 27 3 4-7 425 65 417 ably miss this season, but he's really going to be a good offensive player in this program." PERSONAL: Majoring in Public Health... born in Salem, Ore.... parents are Rob and Diane Forgue; family includes sister Hannah (17)... enjoys base- Second baseman - Senior (1 letter) - 5-foot-11,182 lbs. ball, football ... top athletic thrill was winning both high school football and baseball state titles as a B-RIT-R - Central Point, Ore. (Crater HS/Shasta JC) senior ... favorite athlete is Cal Ripken Jr.; favorite One of Oregon State's 12 returning starters ... selected Pacific-10's movie is Ruby; favorite TV show is Fresh Prince best defensive second baseman by Baseball America Of Bel Air; favorite book is Harry Potter; favorite Forgue magazine in preseason ... in 2005, All-Pacific- 10 vehicle is Hummer H2; favorite food is steak;favor- honorable mention ... OSU head coach Pat Casey ite restaurant is Local Boyz. says: "Ryan led the conference in on-base percent- SPRAGUE HIGH: Lettered 4 years for coach Brian Champion as senior, all-state second team, all- age last year and was a key to our success - he league first team; team won state titleprep teammate Joey August plays for Stanford also played football 3 2 GPA played a big role for us. He got better defensively from the beginning of the season to the end." PERSONAL: Majoring in Sociology ... born in COE;C' ESPIE 9 Medford, Ore. ... parents are John and Shellie Gipson; family includes brother Nathan (20), sister Outfieldertfirst baseman - Junior (2 letters) -6-foot-1, 200 lbs. Dannie (17) ... enjoys golfing, snowboarding ... top athletic thrill was "Omaha, 2005" ... favorite athleteGipson B-R/T-R - West Linn, Ore. (West Linn HS) is Jerry Rice; favorite movie is Wedding Crashers; favorite musician is Team co-captain ... 1 of Oregon State's 19 returning lettermen... OSU Jack Johnson; favorite vehicle is Mercedes G wagon; favorite food is head coach Pat Casey says: "Cole gives us great versatility - he can play sushi ... chose OSU for chance to play in Pac-10 and be close to home. the outfield, he can play the infield. He's one of our captains and he OREGON STATE: (2005) All-Pacif c-10 honorable mention among Pac-10 leaders, led conference in on-base percentage ( 500); sixth in sacrifices (8)6 multi-hit games, 6 multi-RBI games June 18-June 20 needs to step up and stay in the lineup every day. He's a hard worker." at College World Series, 4-for-5,1 double, 1 RBI, 1 walk, 1 stolen baseJune 20 vs Baylor, 3-for-3, 1 h 2006 OREGON STATE BASEBALL GUIDE

double, 1 RBI, 1 walkJune 12 vs Southern California, first career homerJune 11 vs Southern Califor- games did not strike out in 27 at-bats Mar 9 at Portland, 2-for-3, 2 runs Feb 28 vs San Diego State, nia, 1-for-3,3 RBIs May 21 vs Southern California, 3-for-4, 1 double, 2 RBIs, 2 runs as OSU clinched tie first career hit Feb 23 vs New Mexico State, had RBI in OSU rally from 14-0 deficitto 16-14 win. for Pac-10 title May 8 at UCLA, 2-run double May 7 at UCLA, 2-for-3, 2 runsApr 9-Apr 16, in 4 C.M. RUSSELL HIGH: No prep baseball in state; played American Legion 4 years for coach Mike games, batted 455 (5-for-11) with 3 RBIs, 4 walksApr. 16 atArizona, 2-for-4, 3 RBIs Apr 9 at Stanford Ferradas as a senior, batted 430, 6 triples, 15 doubles, 55 RBIs, 71 stolen bases 2-time team Out- second game, 2-for-3, 2 runs, 2 walks, 1 stolen baseMar 18-Mar 24, in 4 games, batted 600 (6-for-10) standing Hitter as a junior, batted 417, 1 homer, 5 triples, 20 doubles, 48 RBIs, 37 stolen bases; team with 6 runs, 3 walks, 3 stolen bases Mar 19 vs Sacramento State, 1-for-1, 2 walks, 3 runs, 2 stolen Most Valuable Player also played football, basketball prep teammates Mike Murphy, Justin Hartman bases Mar 18 vs. Sacramento State first game, 3-for-4 play football for Montana 3 5 GPA; National Honor Society, Honor Roll SHASTA JUNIOR COLLEGE: Lettered 2 years for coach Brad Rupert as a sophomore, all-league first OREGON STATE CAREER STATISTICS - BATTING team; batted 358, 1 homer, 3 triples, 9 doubles, 28 RBIs, 16 stolen basesas a freshman, batted 344,4 YEAR AVG. GJGS AB R H BI 2B 3B HR BB SO HPSB-ATT OBA TB SLG triples, 5 doubles, 20 RBIs, 22 stolen basesplayed for Northern California team in state all-star game 2003 259 11/6 27 6 7 1 0 0 0 4 0 0 0-0.355 7 259 CRATER HIGH: Lettered 3 years for coach Chuck Dominiak. as a senior, all-league first team also 2004 347 44/18 95 16 33 6 2 0 0 9 17 0 7-9 404 35 368 played football3 7 GPA; Honor Society 2005 307 58/52 212 46 65 24 5 1 0 27 39 3 21-26 391 72 340 OREGON STATE CAREER STATISTICS - BATTING TOTALS 314113/76 334 68 105 31 7 1 0 40 56 3 28-35.392 114 341 YEAR AVG. GIGS AB R H BI 2B 3B FR BB SO HP SB-ATT OBA TB SLG

2005 330 47141 97 30 32 22 6 0 1 28 15 7 113 500 41 .423 MARK GRBAVAC - 18 TYLER GRAHAM- 21 Pitcher - Freshman (high school) - 6-foot-0, 180 lbs. Outfielder - Junior (3 letters) - 6-foot-1,185 lbs. B-RIT-R - Portland, Ore. (Central Catholic HS) B-RIT-R - Great Falls, Mont. (C.M. Russell HS) Begins his Oregon State career in 2006 ... OSU head coach Pat Casey says: "Mark pitched well in the fall. He really has Team co-captain ... 1 of Oregon State's 12 returning starters ... granted an outstanding breaking ball. He'll be a guy here redshirt year for 2003 injury, so listed as junior for who gets some time - either out of the bullpen or as second consecutive season ... selected Pacific-I O's a starter, depending on how he develops." fastest runner, best baserunner, best defensive out- PERSONAL: Majoring in Construction Engineer- fielder by Baseball America magazine in preseason ing Management; may become a project manager ...... returned to OSU after being drafted by Chicago born in Princeton, N.J. ... parents are Rick and Cubs in 14th round ... in 2005, All-Pacific-10 hon- Debbie Grbavac; family includes brother Scott (20), orable mention ... OSU head coach Pat Casey says: sisters Kristen (25), Jill (23) ... grandfather Don "Tyler is going to play centerfield and he needs to Zarosinski played football at OSU ... enjoys ping take on that role of being a leader and being our pong, video games, tennis, BMX riding ... top ath- leadoff guy and doing all the things we need him to letic thrill was throwing "Hail Mary" pass in high Grbavac do. I look for a huge year out of Tyler; I think he'll 1 school football state playoffs ... favorite athlete is David Wright; favorite Graham be a much better offensive player." movie is Snatch; favorite TV show is The Simpsons; favorite book is The PERSONAL: Majoring in Business; considering a career in real estate Power Of One; favorite group is Common; favorite vehicle is GMC ... born in Great Falls, Mont.... parents are Terry and Julie Graham; Safari; favorite food is a burger; favorite restaurant is Red Robin ... chose family includes sister Lindsey (23).. uncle Jim McMullen played base- OSU for having a Pac-10 baseball program and the "chance to play ball for Mankato State; cousin Jeremy Strand played baseball for against the best." Mayville State ... enjoys hunting, fishing, hanging out with friends ... CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH: Lettered 4 years for coaches Darren Bland, Tom Campbell as a senior, top athletic thrill was winning 2005 Pac- 10 title, going to Omaha for all-state second team, all-league first team as a pitcher; all-league second team as an outfielder; 8-2 record, College World Series ... favorite movie is Braveheart; favorite vehicle is 1 save, 1 01 ERA, 69 innings, 31 hits, 18 walks, 109 strikeouts; Most Valuable Player in State-MetroAll-Star Series, played in Cascade Classic Oregon/Washington/Idaho All-Star Series as a junior, 1-3 record, 2 60 Chevy Silverado; favorite food is steak; favorite restaurant is P.F. ERA, 37 2 innings, 36 hits, 12 walks, 44 strikeouts prep teammate Kevin Gunderson also plays for OSU, Chang's ... chose OSU to play at a high level. Ryan Gunderson football for OSU, Riley Showalter football for Oregon also played football, basketball OREGON STATE: (2005) AII-Pacific-10 honorable mention drafted in 14th round by Chicago Cubs, 3.55 GPA 430th pick overall among NCAA Division I leaders, 11 thin sacrifices (0 28 per game)among Pac-10 leaders, second in sacrifices (16); fourth in stolen bases (21).. among OSU all-time single-season leaders, tied for ninth in stolen bases (21) 16 multi-hit games; 5 multi-RBI games; 12 multi-run games had a hit in 40 of 58 games; had a run in 32 of 58 games June 13 vs Southern California, 3-for-5, 2 RBIs as OSU KEVIN GUNDERSON - 6 clinched berth in College World SeriesJune 3-June 5 at NCAA Corvallis Regional, all-tournament team; batted 231 (3-for-14) with 1 RBI, 4 runs June 5 vs St John's, 2-for-5,1 RBI, 2 runs May 1-May 22,11- Pitcher - Junior (2 letters) - 5-foot-10,165 lbs. game hitting streak; during streak, batted 326 (14-for-43) with 2 doubles, 4 RBIs, 4 stolen bases May 21 vs Southern California, 2-for-3, 1 run May 15 at Washington, 10th-inning single drove in winning run as B-RIT-L - Portland, Ore. (Central Catholic HS) OSU completed sweep May 8 at UCLA, 3-for-5, 1 double, 2 RBIsFeb 27-May 3, successful on first 17 stolen base attempts of season Apr 15-Apr 29, 7-game hitting streak; during streak, batted 500 (13-for-26) Team co-captain..1 of Oregon State's 12 returning starters ... Pre- with 1 triple, 1 double, 3 RBIs, 10 runs, 4 stolen bases. . Apr 17-Apr 24, in 4 games, batted 588 (10-for-17) season All-America pick by Louisville Slugger/ with 1 double, 2 RBIs, 7 runs, 3 stolen bases . Apr 24 vs Washington State second game, 3-for-5, 2 RBIs, 1 stolen baseApr 24 vs Washington State first game, 3-for-4, 1 double, 4 runs, 1 stolen baseApr 9 at Collegiate Baseball (second team), National Colle- Stanford second game, 3-for-6, 1 RBI, 2 runs Mar 18-Mar 24, 5-game hitting streak; during streak, batted giate Baseball Writers Association (second team) 421 (9-for-19) with 1 double, 2 RBIs, 6 runs, 3 stolen bases Mar 13-Mar 22, scored a run in 5 straight in 2005, was All-America pick, All-Pacific- 10 first games, 7 runs total Mar 22 at Portland, 4-for-5, 2 runs, 2 stolen basesFeb 27-Mar 11, 5-game hitting streak; during streak, batted 278 (5-for-18) with 2 RBIs Feb 19 vs California-Davis, 4-for-4,1 double, 3 team ... OSU head coach Pat Casey says: "We feel RBIs(2004) Made switch from shortstop to outfield among Pac-1 0 leaders through end of regular the same way we've always felt about Kevin. He's season, tied for first in (1.000) 10 multi-hit games, 1 multi-RBI game had a hit in a guy who could start for us or start for a lot of 14 of last 17 gamesin last 9 games, batted 392 (11-for-28) with 1 double, 3 stolen bases May 29 teams, and he's so effective for us out of the vs UCLA, 2-for-3, 1 run, 2 walks May 23 at Washington State, first game, 2-for-4, 2 stolen bases May 21 at Washington State, threw out tying run at home plate in eighth inning of OSU's 3-2 winApr bullpen. He may have been the most valuable guy in 13-May 4, 7-game hitting streak; during streak, batted 444 (12-for-27) with 1 double, 3 RBlsMay 1 vs the conference last year." ... among OSU career Washington, 3-for-3 Apr 25 at Southern California, 2-for-2, 1 RBI Apr 18 at Sacramento State, 3-for- leaders, school record for saves(17) ... Team USA 6, 2 RBIs, 1 stolen base, 2 runs; earlier that day, he'd robbed OSU head coach Pat Casey of a batting posting a 1-0 Gunderson practice homer by pulling a ball back over the fence when Casey took a few swings Apr 4 vs national team member lastsummer, Arizona, scored winning run as pinch runner Mar 2 vs The Citadel, 2-for-2, 1 RBI (2003) Out of record with a 0.45 ERA in 11 appearances, including 1 start; 20.0 in- action after March 23 due to injury had a hit in 5 of 10 games, including 4 of last 5 had a run in 5 of 10 T ------F --.AL, 2006 OREGON STATE BASEBALL GUIDE 43

pings, 2 runs (1 earned), 1 1 hits, 3 walks, 17 strikeouts. PERSONAL: Majoring in Communications... born in Portland, Ore. ... parents are Brent and Phoebe Gunderson; family includes brother KOA KAHALOHOE - 22 Justin (23) ... uncle Eric Gunderson pitched for Seattle Mariners, Texas Outfielder - Freshman (high school) - 5-foot-10,195 lbs. Rangers, San Francisco Giants ... enjoys golf, ping pong, floating a river ... top athletic thrills have been making Team USA in 2005, earning B-L/T-L - Las Vegas, Nev. (Durango HS) Freshman All-America honors... favorite athlete is Johan Santana; favor- Begins his Oregon State career in 2006 ... OSU head coach Pat Casey ite movie is Scarface; favorite TV show is Wild `N' Out; favorite actor is says: "Koa is a very talented ballplayer. He played Denzel Washington; favorite book is Fit To Pitch, by Sandy Koufax; well in the fall and really swung the bat much better favorite musician is Tupac Shakur; favorite vehicle is Mercedes G wagon; at the end. He's going to be a very good defensive favorite food is Mexican; favorite restaurant is Local Boyz... chose OSU player." to play in nation's best conference and receive a good education at the PERSONAL: Has not decided on a major ... born same time. in Honolulu, Haw.... parents are Albert and Jessica OREGON STATE: (2005) All-Pacific-10 first team co-winner of team's Bill Cloyes Award for Most Valuable Pitcher Stopper of the Year Award watch list team co-captain among NCAA Division I Kahalehoe; family includes brothers Albert Jr. (21), leaders, tied for seventh in saves (14); 137th in earned run average (2 76) among Pacific-10 leaders, tied for Alix (13), sister Jahlyn (7) ... enjoys listening to first in saves (14); fourth in appearances (33); fifth in earned run average (2 76); seventh in opponents' batting music, hanging out with friends ... top athletic thrill average ( 213) among OSU single-season leaders, school record for saves (14)earned 2 saves in a weekend 4 times, earned 2 wins in a weekend once; earned 1 win and 1 save in a weekend twicedid not was high school baseball state title ... favorite ath- allow more than 1 earned run in 30 of 34 appearances; at least 2 0 innings in 17 of 34 appearances; did not lete is Tiger Woods; favorite movie is Troy; favorite allow a walk in 21 of 34 appearances. June 20 vs Baylor, lost in relief; 4 1 innings, 3 hits, 1 run, 1 TV show is Pardon The Interruption; favorite bookKahalohoe walk, 4 strikeoutsJune 11-June 13, appeared in all 3 games of Super Regional vs Southern California is Monster; favorite musician is Tupac Shakur; favorite vehcile is 1996 as OSU earned berth in College World SeriesJune 13 vs Southern California, 0 2 innings, 0 hits, 0 runs, 0 walks, 0 strikeouts June 12, lost in relief; 2 1 innings, 5 hits, 4 runs (2 earned), 0 walks, 4 Chevrolet Impala SS; favorite food is Kalua Pig; favorite restaurant is strikeouts June 11 vs Southern California, earned save; 1 1 innings, 2 hits, 0 runs, 0 walks, 2 Tony Roma's .. chose OSU for the area, the coaches and players. strikeouts June 3 vs Ohio State, earned win in relief; 12 innings, 0 hits, 0 runs, 1 walk, 1 strikeout DURANGO HIGH: Lettered 3 years for coach Sam Knapp as a senior, all-state first team, all-league May 11 vs Southern California, earned save as OSU clinched tie for Pac-10 title; 1 1 innings, 0 hits, 0 firstteam, batted 553as a junior, all-state first team, all-league first team; batted 435, went 9-for-9 in state runs, 0 walks, 2 strikeouts .May 20 vs Southern California, earned save; 0 1 inning, 2 hits, 1 run, 0 tournament as a sophomore, all-league first team walks, 1 strikeout May 15 at Washington, won in relief; 2 0 innings, 2 hits, 1 run, 0 walks, 2 strikeouts May 14 at Washington, earned save; 2.2 innings, 2 hits, 1 run (0 earned), 2 walks, 1 strikeout May 6 at UCLA, earned save; 10 inning, 0 hits, 0 runs, 0 walks, 1 strikeout; set OSU's saves records for single season (10) and career (13) Apr 25-May 1, named to College Baseball Foundation's weekly National GREG KEIM - 4 Honor Roll; earned saves in both wins over No 20 Arizona State; total of 5 1 innings, 2 runs, 4 hits, 1

walk, 2 strikeoutsMay 1 vsIre Arizona State, earned save; 2 1 innings, 2 hits, 0 runs, 1 walk, 1 strikout; tied OSU's saves records for single season (9) and career (12) Apr 29 vs Arizona State, earned save; Pitcher - Junior (transfer) - 5-foot-11,175 lbs. 3 0 innings, 2 hits, 2 runs, 0 walks, 1 strikeoutApr 22-24 vs Washington State, earned 2 wins as B-RIT-R - Ontario, Ore. Beavers won games in last at-bats Apr 24 vs Washington State second game, won in relief; 2 0 innings, 3 hits, 1 run, 1 walk, 0 strikeouts Apr 22 vs Washington State, won in relief; 10 inning, 0 hits, 0 runs, 0 (Ontario HSIWashington State U./Treasure Valley CC) walks, I strikeoutApr 1-Apr 15, did not allowed a run in 5 appearances, totalling 9 1 inningsApr 17 at Arizona, lost in relief; 3 1 innings, 3 hits, 3 runs, 1 walk, 4 strikeouts Apr 9 at Stanford second game, Begins his Oregon State career in 2006 ... OSU head coach Pat Casey earned save; 3 0 innings, 0 hits, 0 runs, 1 walk, 4 strikeoutsApr 2 vs California, earned save; 3 0 innings, 2 hits, 0 runs, 0 walks, 1 strikeout Mar 13 vs Winthrop, earned save; 3 0 innings, 3 hits, 1 run, 0 says: "Greg has a big arm. We look for him to be a walks, 1 strikeoutMar 11 vs Cal State-Northridge, earned save; 1 0 inning,1 hit, 0 runs, 0 walks, 1 big part of our program." strikeout Mar 4 vs California-Riverside, lost in relief; 1 0 innings, 1 hit, 1 run, 0 walks, 1 strikeout Feb PERSONAL: Majoring in Business ... born in 27 at California-Santa Barbara, earned save; 2 2 innings, 3 hits, 1 run, 1 walk, 4 strikeoutsFeb 25 at Ontario, Ore. ... parents are Tom Keim and Donna California-Santa Barbara, earned save; 2 0 innings, 0 hits, 0 runs, 0 walks, 1 strikeoutFeb 20 at San Diego, won in relief; 2 2 innings, 2 hits, 2 runs (1 earned), 1 walk, 4 strikeouts Feb 15 vs Portland, Allen ... enjoys hunting, fishing ... top athletic thrill earned save; 3 0 innings, 0 hits, 0 runs, 1 walk, 3 strikeouts. Feb 3-Feb 6, named to all-tournament team was high school football state championship game at Bob Schaefer Memorial Tournament Feb 6 atArizona State, won in relief; 6 1 innings, 3 hits, 1 run, 0 ..favorite athlete is Michael Jordan; favorite TV walks, 8 strikeouts(2004) Freshman All-America pick by Collegiate Baseball All-Pacific-10 honor- able mention among Pacific-10 leaders through end of regular season, tied for 10th in saves (3) show is Chappelle's Show; favorite food is pizza.. among OSU all-time single-season leaders, tied for ninth in saves (3)1 or fewer earned runs in 20 of chose OSU for its baseball program. 22 appearances; 1 or fewer walks in 18 of 22 appearances; at least 3.0 innings in 9 appearances; at TREASURE VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE: Lettered 1 yearfor least 2 0 innings in 15 appearances May 23 at Washington State, won in relief; 3 0 innings, 2 hits, 1 coach Russ Wright in 2005 all-region second team utility player; batted run, 2 walks, 1 strikeoutMay 16 at Arizona State; 5 0 innings, 4 hits, I run, 1 walk, 3 strikeouts 300,17 RBIs; 4-5 record, 3 saves, 3.36 ERA. Keim April 30-May 2, pitched in all 3 games of series vs Washington May 1 vs Washington, lost in relief; WASHINGTON STATE: Lettered 1 year for coach Tim Mooney at the 0 0 innings, 3 hits, 4 runs, 0 walks, 0 strikeoutsPac-10 Pitcher of the Week for Apr 22-Apr 26; earned NCAA Division I school in 2004 batted 214, 3 1 0-0 record in 10 inning

saves in back-to-back games as OSU won a series at Southern California for first time everApr 25 at ONTARIO HIGH: Lettered 4 years for coach Chad Hartley all-state first team . prep teammate Mike Southern California, earned save; 3 0 innings, 2 hits, 0 runs, 0 walks, 3 strikeouts Apr 24 at Southern Lissman also plays for OSUalso played football, basketball 3 2 GPA. California, earned save; 0 1 inning, 0 hits, 0 runs, 0 walks, 1 strikeout Apr 8 vs Stanford, lost in relief; 0 2 innings, 1 hit, 3 runs (1 earned), 1 walk, 1 strikeout Apr 4 vs Arizona, won in relief; 2 0 innings, 1 hit, 1 run, 1 walk, 2 strikeoutsMar :20 vs Utah Valley State, earned save in combined shutout; 3 0 innings, 0 hits, 0 runs, 1 walk, 1 strikeoutFeb 14-Mar 5, won in relief in each of first 4 career appear- JON KOLLER - 36 ances Mar 5 vs The Citadel, won in relief; 1 0 inning, 1 hit, 0 runs, 0 walks, 1 strikeout Feb 29 vs Washington, won in relief; 3 0 innings, 2 hits, 1 run, 1 walk, 2 strikeouts Feb 21 vs Arkansas-Little Rock, won in relief; 3 0 innings, 0 hits, 0 runs, 0 walks, 4 strikeoutsFeb 14 vs Gonzaga, won in Pitcher - Senior (1 letter) - 6-foot-6, 230 lbs. relief; 2 0 innings, 2 hits, 0 runs, 2 walks, 2 strikeouts B-RIT-R-Carlsbad, Calif. (Carlsbad HSIU. of California-Irvine) CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH: Lettered 4 years for coaches Jeremy Beard, Darren Bland as a senior, all-state first team, league Co-Player of Year; 12-0 record, 3 saves, 0 71 ERA, 79 innings, 25 hits, 8 walks, Returns to Oregon State's squad this season ... OSU head coach Pat 156 strikeouts; batted 429; State-Metro All-Star Series 4-time all-league first team as ajunior, all-state third team; 11-1 record, 0 98 ERA, 64 innings, 44 hits, 11 walks, 88 strikeouts; batted 325 prep teammate Casey says: "Jon had surgery two years ago and really came on in the Mark Grbavac also plays for OSUalso played basketball 3 4 GPA fall. He's matured mentally, and I think Jon is really going to help us." OREGON STATE CAREER STATISTICS PITCHING PERSONAL: Majoring in Pre-Medicine; may become an orthopaedic YEAR ERA W-L Sv GIGS CG Sh IP H R ER BB SO HP WP BK AVG. HR surgeon ... born in La Mesa, Calif.... parents are Mark Koller and Bar- 2004 2 90 6-2 3 2210 0 0 492 322216 163815 2 0 186 3 2005 2 76 64 14 33/0 0 0 651 492520 1462 6 2 2 213 4 bara Webb; family includes brother Andrew Koller (15), sisters Kellie TOTALS 282 12-6 17 55/0 0 0 1150 81 473630 10021 4 2 .201 7 McLelland (34), Jessica Koller (20) ... enjoys "anything and everything VVIT70- outdoors - surfing, snowboarding, climbing, golfing, hunting, fishing, mountain biking, hanging out with friends and fam- ily" ... favorite athlete is ; favorite mu- sician is Garth Brooks; favorite food is steak; favor- ite restaurant is Ruth's Chris Steakhouse ... chose OSU to be close to family, play in the Pac-10. OREGON STATE: (2005): Only appearance came Mar 24 vs Dallas Baptist (2004) Redshirted(2003) Among Pacific-10 leaders through end of regular season, tied for ninth in saves (3) among OSU all-time single- season leaders, tied for seventh in saves (3) 2 or fewer earned runs in 9 of 12 appearances_ 1 or fewer walks in 11 of 12 appearancesdid not pitch from Mar 23-May 14 Mar 23 vs California-Santa Barbara first game, took loss; 2 0 innings, 8 hits, 4 runs, 1 walk, 0 strikeouts Feb 28-Mar 15, in 5 appearances, 0-0 record, 2 saves, 198 ERA, 13 2 innings, 10 hits, 1 walk, 8 strikeouts Mar 15 vs Washington State, earned save; 3 0 innings, 2 hits, Koller 0 runs, 0 walks, 2 strikeoutp Mar 11 vs Washington, no decision in first career start; 6 0 innings, 4 hits, 3 runs (2 earned), 0 walks, 3 strikeouts Mar 1 vs San Diego, lost in relief; 11 innings, 3 hits, 1 run, 1 walk, I strikeout Feb 28 vs San Diego State, earned save; 1 2 innings, 0 hits, 0 runs, 0 walks, 1 strikeout Feb 22 vs New Mexico State, lost in relief; 4 0 innings, 9 hits, 7 runs (6 earned), 3 walks, 3 strikeouts Feb 7-Feb 14, did not allow an earned run in 3 appearances covering 7 4 inningsFeb 14 vs Oklahoma State, earned save in 4-0 shutout; 3 2 innings, 1 hit, 0 runs, 0 walks, 1 strikeout CALIFORNIA-IRVINE: Lettered 1 season for coach at the NCAA Divison I school in 2002 Collegiate Baseball newspaper Freshman All-America honorable mention; 4-2 record, 2 saves, 3 86 ERA, 53 2 innings, 50 hits, 17 walks, 48 strikeouts; among Big West leaders, third in appearances (28) CARLSBAD HIGH: Lettered 4 years for coach Randy Davilla all-league second teamprep teammate lordy Szabo plays for California-Irvine, Joe Frazee for Loyola-Marymount3 9 GPA; Scholar-Athlete Award OREGON STATE CAREER STATISTICS - PITCHING YEAR ERA W-L Sv GIGS CG Sh IP H R ER BB SO HP WP SK AVG. HR 2003 7 67 0-3 3 13/2 0 0 31244 31 27 818 5 0 0 321 7 2004 - Redshirted

2005 2700 0-0 0 1/0 0 0 10 3 3 3 0 1 0 1 0 600 1

TOTALS 8 27 0-3 3 14/2 0 0 322473430 819 5 1 0 331 8 CHRIS KUNDA3 Second baseman - Senior (3 letters) - 6-foot-0, 175 lbs. B-RIT-R - Philomath, Ore. (Philomath HS) Chris Kunda One of Oregon State's 19 returning lettermen .. OSU head coach Pat had 1 of OSU's school-record 10 doubles Apr 5-Apr 13, 6-game hitting streak; during streak, batted 261 Casey says: "Chris had a good fall; he's starting to (6-for-23) with 1 double, 3 RBIsApr 1 at Portland, 4 walks Mar 15-Apr 1, 8-game hitting streak; during fill out. He's as good as anybody in the Pac-10 streak, batted 429 (12-for-28) with 2 doubles, 2 triples, 2 homers, 4 RBIsMar 30 vs California, homered defensively; he needs to bring us more offensively." as part of OSU's school record-tying 4 home runs in eighth inning. Mar 24 vs California-Santa Barbara, first career homerMar 23 vs California-Santa Barbara in doubleheader, 4-for-8, 2 doubles Mar 15 vs PERSONAL: Majoring in Speech Communication; Washington State, scored after slide into plate came up 2 feet short but he managed to avoid tagFeb 21 may become a coach ... born in Anchorage, Alas... vs New Mexico, 3-for-5, 1 double, 1 tripleFeb 7-Feb 8 at California-Riverside, had a hit and a RBI in parents are Brad and Sue Kunda; family includes each of first 2 games of career sister Kerri (18) ... enjoys golf, video games, fish- PHILOMATH HIGH: Lettered 3 years for coach Terry Stephenson as a senior, all-state first team, league Most Valuable Player; batted school-record 548,4 homers, 6 triples, 5 doubles, 47 RBIs; 11-2 record, ing, floating the Willamette River ... top athletic 0 78 ERA, 99 strikeouts, 12 walks; played in Oregon-Washington All-Star Series; state All-Star Series 2- thrill was 2005 College World Series ... favorite time all-league first teamas a junior, all-state honorable mention as a sophomore, all-league second athlete is Tiger Woods; favorite movie is Anchor- team31 GPA OREGON STATE CAREER STATISTICS - BATTING man; favorite TV show is Chappelle's Show; favor- YEAR AVG. GIGS AB R H 81 28 3B FR BB SO HP SB-ATT OBA TB SLG ite actor is Denzel Washington; favorite book is TheKunda 2003 266 53/51184 33 49 23 14 3 5 32 44 3 5-6 384 84 457 Hatchet; favorite musician is Warren G; favorite vehicle is Mercedes S 2004 245 50/44147 31 36 13 5 0 0 25 26 2 4-4 358 41 279 1 2-2 271 22 333 Class; favorite food is "Local Boyz No. 7"; favorite restaurant is Ruby 2005 242 44/14 66 9 16 10 3 0 3 15 0 TOTALS 254147/109 397 73101 46 22 3 6 60 85 5 11-12 357 147.370 Tuesday .. chose OSU for its location, baseball program. OREGON STATE: (2005) 3 multi-hit games, 2 multi-RBI gamesJune 4 vs St John's, 2-run single Mar 12-Apr 17, in 6 games, batted 375 (6-for-16) with 1 homer, 2 doubles, 4 RBIs Apr 24 vs Washington State second game, singled to start game-winning 3-run rally in eighth inningApr 17 at Arizona, 2-for-4,1 EDDIE KuNz-44 homer, 2 runs Feb 20 at San Diego, 2-for-4,1 double, 2 runs Feb 15 vs Portland, 2-for-4 (2004) Among Pacific-10 leaders through end of regular season, third in double plays (45)6 multi-hit games, 3 Pitcher - Sophomore (1 letter) - 6-foot-5, 250 lbs. multi-RBI games, 5 multi-walk games had a hit in 26 of 50 games May 14-May 30, had a walk in 9 of last 14 games . Apr 25 at Southern California, 2-for-5, 1 run, 1 stolen base : Apr 23 at Southern California, B-RIT-R - Portland, Ore. (Parkrose HS) 3-for-4,1 run limited action Apr 10-Apr 18 after injuring finger while bunting Mar 27-Apr 9,8-game hitting streak; during streak, batted 321 (9-for-28) with 2 doubles, 2 RBIsApr 3-Apr 4, doubled in back-to- One of Oregon State's 12 returning starters ... OSU head coach Pat back games vs ArizonaMar 31 at Portland, 4 runsMar 2-Mar 6, named to First Hawaii Title Rainbow Casey says: "Eddie was good for us down the stretch last year; he was Tournament all-tourney team Mar 4 vs Chicago State, 3-for-3,I double, 3 RBIs Feb 29 vs Washing- ton, 2-for-4,1 double, 2 runsFeb 20-Feb 22, 6 walks in 3 games, (2003) Among Pacific-10 leaders our go-to setup guy. We anticipate him being a power for us." through end of regular season, second in sacrifice bunts (11); tied for eighth in walks (32)10 multi-hit PERSONAL: Majoring in Exercise and Sport Science; hopes for a ca- games; 4 multi-RBI games had a hit in 37 of 53 games, including 26 of last 33; had a run in 25 of 53 reer in pro baseball ... born in Portland, Ore. ... parents are Raymond and games May 2-May 14, 3 homers in 9 games Apr 22-May 12, 10-game hitting streak; during streak, Susan Kunz; family includes brother Ray (26), sister Keri (24) ... cousin batted 326 (14-for-43) with 2 homers, 6 doubles, 6 RBIsApr 27-May 8, scored a run in 6 straight games Apr 22-May 2, 5 games, batted 450 (9-for-20) with 1 homer, 3 doubles, 3 RBIsApr 22 at Portland, 2-for-5, Vinnie Henderson plays in Toronto Blue Jays' system ... enjoys sports, 2006 OREGON STATE BASEBALL GUIDE %+R4 Z9K ITAALt& R k"- 45 a bunch of the fall, but I think he'll eventually hit for our program." PERSONAL: Majoring in Business; may become an entrepreneur ... born in Corvallis, Ore. ... parents are Mason and Rise Lakowske; family includes sister Laura (23) ... Rise played golf, basketball at OSU; now OSU's women's golf coach ... enjoys auto restorations, basketball, biking ... top athletic thrills were world title in racquetball, 2003 Ameri- can Legion World Series ... favorite movie is Man On Fire; favorite TV shows are SportsCenter, Fam- ily Guy; favorite actor is Nicholas Cage; favorite book is Into Thin Air; favorite musician is Dave Matthews; favorite vehicle is 1970 Ford Bronco; favorite food is steak; favorite restaurant is American Dream pizza ... chose OSU for its "great opportunity athletically and academically." CRESCENT VALLEY HIGH: Lettered 4 years for coaches Frank Baumholtz and David Mintken as a senior, batted 350 with 1 homerprep teammate Brett Casey also plays for OSU also played basketball 3 85 GPA

Outfielder - Freshman (transfer) - 5-foot-10,190 lbs. B-RIT-R- Portland, Ore. (Beaverton HS/Northern Arizona U.) Begins his Oregon State career in 2006 ... OSU head coach Pat Casey says: "Greg is a good athlete. He sat out for a year so it's a little difficult for him right now, but he played well in the fall." PERSONAL: Majoring in Business; wants to play pro baseball ... born in Portland, Ore. ... par- ents are Ross and Mary Leon Laybourn; family includes brothers Chris (25), Andrew (23).. grand- father Bob Johnson played football for Arizona ... Eddie Kunz enjoys football, playing guitar ... top athletic thrill "anything outdoors" ... top athletic thrills were striking out Southern was playing football vs Arizona ... favorite athlete California slugger Jeff Clement in 2005 NCAA is Jim Edmonds; favorite movie is The Usual Sus- Super Regional, going to College World Series... pects; favorite TV show is Entourage; favorite bookLaybourn favorite athlete is Randy Johnson; favorite movie is is Webster's Dictionary; favorite vehicle is Saturn wagon; favorite food is Varsity Blues; favorite TV shows are CSI, Family steak; favorite restaurant is Pita Pit ... chose OSU to play baseball. Guy; favorite group is Rascal Flatts; favorite ve- NORTHERN ARIZONA: Did not play baseball; lettered 1 season in football as strong safety BEAVERTON HIGH: Lettered 3 years for coach Derek Nekoba as a senior, all-league first team; hicle is Jeep Wrangler; favorite food is Mexican; Beaverton Area Athlete of the Yearprep teammate Eric Scriven plays for Western Kentucky, Eddie Stamm favorite restaurant is El Indio's.. chose OSU for its and K C Noack football for Oregon State, Jordan Senn football for Portland Statealso played football, campus, because "I think it best fits me." basketball 3 6 GPA, Multnomah Athletic Club Scholar-Athlete OREGON STATE: (2005) Did not allow a run in 11 of 13 appearances; did not allow a hit in 8 of 13 appearances; at least 1 strikeout in 10 of 13 a:..i..,, appearances June 18 vs Tulane; 10 inning, 1 hit,1 run, 0 walks, 1 strikeoutJune 13 vs Southern California, won in relief; 2 0 innings, 2 hits, LONNIE LECHELT - 15 1 run, 3 walks, 2 strikeouts as OSU clinched berth in College World Series; Kunz pitched out of bases-loaded, none-out jam in sixth inning, giving up just 2 Third basemanishortstop - Sophomore (1 letter) - 6-foot-0,193 lbs. runs June 5 vs St John's, in relief; 10 inning, 0 hits, 0 runs, 0 walks, 3 strikeoutsApr 9 at Stanford second game, won in relief; 0 1 inning, 0 hits, 0 runs, 1 walk, 0 strikeouts B-RIT-R - Kennewick, Wash. (Southridge HS) PARKROSE HIGH: Lettered 3 years for coach Ryan Miller as a senior, all-state first team, league Player of the Year, all-league first team as pitcher, first basemanalso played football, basketball 35 One of Oregon State's 19 returning lettermen ... OSU head coach Pat GPA Casey says: "Lonnie had a real good fall; he played OREGON STATE CAREER STATISTICS - PITCHING very well. He can play anywhere in the infield, and YEAR ERA W-L Sv GIGS 03 Sh IP H R ER BB SO HP WP BK AVG. FR

2005 154 2-0 0 13/0 0 0 112 7 2 2 714 2 2 0 171 1 we look for him to contribute in our program." PERSONAL: Has not decided on a major ... par- ents are Lon and Marla Lechelt; family includes JOEY LAKOWSKE-45 brothers Shawn (25), Ryon (17), sisters Jaclyn (23), Dayna (15) ... enjoys basketball, football, First baseman/outfielder- Freshman (high school) -6-foot-2,195 lbs. listening to music, hanging out with friends ... top B-L/T-R - Corvallis, Ore. (Crescent Valley HS) athletic thrill was high school baseball state title ... favorite athlete is Allen Iverson; favorite movie is Begins his Oregon State career in 2006... OSU head coach Pat Casey Friday; favorite actor is Chris Tucker; favorite says: "Joey will probably redshirt. He was injured coming in and missed group is Cash Money; favorite vehicle is Hummer;Lechelt 2066 OREGON STATE BASEBALLG1HDE . :. -- _. -- . 46 4 1 . . . favorite food is chicken ... chose OSU because "I wanted to further my- self in sports and education, and OSU was a perfect fit." OREGON STATE: (2005) First 2 career hits have been home runsApr 9 at Stanford second game, pinch-hit bases-loaded walk keyed 4-run seventh inning that helped erase 7-run deficit in 11-10 win Feb 15-Mar 29, drew a walk in 3 of first 4 games in which he batted Mar 29 vs Brigham Young, homered and walked Mar 24 vs Dallas Baptist, homered Mar 15 vs Portland, drew walk in OSU debut .dl SOUTHRIDGE HIGH: Lettered 3 years for coach Tim Sanders as a senior, all-state first team, all- league first team, team Most Valuable Player; batted 360,2 homers, 14 RBIs, 16 stolen bases; team won state titleas ajunior, all-league first team, team Best Defensive Player; batted 411, 3 homers, 15 stolen bases as a sophomore, team Most Improved Player3 7 GPA; Honor Roll OREGON STATE CAREER STATISTICS -BATTING YEAR AVG. G/GS AB R H BI 2B 3B HR BB SO HP SB-ATT OBA TB SLG 2005 125 20/4 16 3 2 5 0 0 2 4 8 0 0-0 300 8 500

Outfielder - Junior (2 letters) - 6-foot-0, 200 lbs. B-RIT-L - Ontario, Ore. (Ontario HS) One of Oregon State's 12 returning starters ... OSU head coach Pat Casey says: "Mike had a down year last year for him after a great freshman year. We look for Mike a to get on trackagainand be an offensive threat this season." PERSONAL: Has not decided on a major; may become a coach ... born in Ontario, Ore.... parents are Dan Lissman and Margie Yasuda; family in- cludes brothers Joey (27), Kenny (21) ... enjoys watching sports, being outdoors ... top athletic thrill was "going to Omaha" ... favorite movie is Billy Madison; favorite TV shows are Family Guy, Chappelle's Show; favorite actor is Denzel Wash- Lissman ington; favorite book is Juiced, by ; favorite musicians are Tupac Shakur, Dr. Dre, Notorious BIG; favorite vehicle is Range Rover; favorite food is Japanese; favorite restaurant is Sansei Cafe... chose Mike Lissman OSU for its academic opportunities and "to play with and against the best players in the nation." OREGON STATE: (2005) Team co-captain 12 multi-hit games; 7 multi-RBI games had a hit in 31 of 51 games; had a RBI in 18 of 51 gamesJune 18 vs Tulane off bench, pinch-hit single May 21 vs Southern California, 2-out, 2-run single in 7-run fifth inning as OSU clinched tie for Pac-10 titleApr 29-May Pitcher - Junior (1 letter) - 5-foot-9, 180 lbs. 13, in 10 games, batted 366 (15-for-41) with 1 homer, 6 RBIs, 11 runs May 8 at UCLA, 3-for-4,1 RBI, 3 runs .. Apr 29-May 6, 5-game hitting streak; during streak, batted 429 (9-for-21) with 4 RBIs, 5 runs May 3 vs B-L/T-L - Anchorage, Alas. (East HS/Feather River CC) Portland, 3-for-5, 1 RBI, 2 runs Apr 29 vs Arizona State, 2-for-4, 1 homer, 3 RBIs; 3-run homer sparked comeback win vs nation's 20th-ranked teamApr 24 vs Washington State first game, 2-for-4, 2 walks, 1 One of Oregon State's 12 returning starters ... in 2005, All-Pacific- 10 stolen base Mar 18 vs Sacramento State, 2-for-5,2 RBIs,1 stolen baseFeb 5-Feb 26, 7-game hitting honorable mention pick ... OSU head coach Pat streak; during streak, batted 429 (12-for-28) with 9 doubles, 1 triple, 11 RBIsFeb 5-Feb 25, doubled in 6 straight games (9 total doubles) Feb 15 vs Portland, 2-for-4, 2 doubles, 4 RBIs ,Feb 3-Feb 6, named to Casey says: "Anton gives us that lefthanded all-tournament team at Bob Schaefer Memorial Tournament Feb 6 atArizona State, 2-for-4, 1 double,1 starter, and we hope he continues to develop." triple, 2 RBIs Feb 5 vs New Mexico State, 3-for-5, school record-tying 3 doubles, 3 RBIs(2004) PERSONAL: Has not decided on a major ... born Among Pacific-1 0 leaders through end of regular season, tied forfirstin fieldingpercentage (1 000) 16 multi-hit games; 9 multi-RBI games had a hit in 32 of 45 games; had a run in 23 of 45 games; had a RBI in in Anchorage, Alas. ... parents are Bill Sosnowski 20 of 45 gameswas among Pac-10 leaders in batting average, on-base percentage during season May and Jill Maxwell; family includes sisters Arianna 16-May 23, in 4 games, batted 412 (7-for-17) with 2 homers, 1 double, 3 RBIs, 3 runs, 1 stolen baseMay Sosnoski (10), Mary Sosnoski (8) ... enjoys hockey, 30 vs xUCLA, 2-for-3, 1 homer, 1 double, 3 RBIs May 16 at Arizona State, 2-for-5, 1 homerApr 9-May 1, snowboarding, barbecues, hanging out with friends scored at least 1 run in 10 straight gamesApr 9-Apr 30, in 8 games, batted 469 (15-for-32) with 2 homers, thrill was pitching 1-hitter against 2 doubles, 9 RBIs Apr 30 vs Washington, 2-for-4, 1 RBI, 2 runs , Apr 9-Apr 18, 5-game hitting streak; ... top athletic during streak, batted 524 (11 -for-21) with 1 double, 8 RBIs, 3 stolen bases, 9 runs Apr. 12-Apr 18, stolen Washington State in 2005 ... favorite athlete is base in 3 straight gamesApr 18 at Sacramento State, 2-for-4, 1 stolen base, 3 runs Apr 17 at Sacra- Randy Johnson; favorite movie is Bull Durham; mento State, 4-for-5,1 double, 2 RBIs,1 stolen base, 2 runsmissed 2 games after injuring ankle prior to Maxwell game at Washington on Apr 13 Apr 9 vs Stanford, 2-for-4, 2 homers, 4 RBIs Mar 4-Mar 14, 6-game favorite TV show is Family Guy; favorite musi- hitting streak; during streak, batted 348 (8-for-23) with 2 doubles, 3 RBIs, 8 runsMar 13 vs Gonzaga, 2- cians are those on Arctic Flow Records; favorite vehicle is Chevrolet for-4, 2 RBIs, 3 runs Feb 13-Feb 29, 6-game hitting streak; during streak, batted 474 (9-for-19) with 2 Avalanche; favorite food is chicken queso burrito; favorite restaurant is homers, 7 RBIs, 6 runsFeb 27-Feb 28, homered in back-to-back games Feb 27 vs California- Qdoba ... chose OSU "because it would be a great experience and I could Riverside, 2-for-3,1 homer, 3 RBIs, 3 runsFeb 13 vs Utah, 3-for-3, 1 RBI ONTARIO HIGH: Lettered 3 years for coach Chad Hartley:xaas a senior, all-state first team, all-league develop my skills at the next level." first team; batted 529, 10 homers, 45 RBIs; team reached state title game as ajunior, all-state first team, OREGON STATE: (2005) AII-Pacific-10 honorable mention among NCAA Division I leaders, tied for all-league first team prep teammate Greg Keim also plays for OSUalso played football 20th in wins (11) among Pac-1 0 leaders, tied for third in wins (11);10th in opponents' batting average OREGON STATE CAREER STATISTICS - BATTING (.251) among OSU all-time single-season leaders, tied for third in wins (11)did not allow more than 2 YEAR AVG. GIGS AB R H BI 2B 3B FR BB SO HP SB-ATT OBA TB SLG walks in 11 of 17 starts; did not allow more than 5 hits in 9 of 17 starts earned win in 4 of last 5 starts June 13 vs Southern California, no decision; 5 0 innings, 3 hits, 5 runs, 6 walks, 0 strikeouts; left game 2004. . .349 45/36 146 39 51 34 8 0 8 17 25 5 45429 83 568

2005 284 51/43 162 27 46 30 10 1 1 11 27 8 5-7 353 61 377 with OSU leading 7-3 May 7-June 5, earned win in 4 straight starts June 5 vs St John's, earned win;

TOTALS 315 96/79 308 RR 97 Rd 18 1 9 28 52 13 9-12 390 144 468 6 0 innings, 8 hits 1 run (0 earned),1 walk, 3 strikeouts May 21 vs Southern California, earned win as - &', 2006 OREGON STATE BASEBALL GUIDE cwt I `, < r47

played baseball at Nebraska ... enjoys pool, basketball, using the com- puter, fishing ... top athletic thrill was playing baseball in Australia ... favorite athlete is ; favorite movie is Remember The Titans; favorite TV show is Seventh Heaven; favorite actor is Heath Ledger; favorite book is The Bible; favorite musician is John Michael Montgomery; favorite vehicle is Jeep Wrangler; favorite food is McDonald's; favorite restaurant is Sizzler ... chose OSU for its academic and athletic reputation, Corvallis' college town atmosphere. OREGON STATE: (2005) Pacific-10 All-Academic honorable mention at least 10 inning pitched in 7 of 12 appearances; did not allow an earned McCormick run in 8 of 12 appearancesApr 30 vs Arizona State, in relief; 1 1 innings, 1 hit, 0 runs, 0 walks, 0 strikeouts Apr 9 at Stanford second game, in relief; 3 0 innings, 2 hits, 1 run, 1 walk, 0 strikeouts Mar 24 vs Dallas Baptist, lost in first career start; 12 innings, 3 hits, 4 runs, 3 walks, 0 strikeoutsMar 18 vs Sacramento State second game, earned save; 2 2 innings, 2 hits, 0 runs, 0 walks, 2 strikeouts Mar 12 vs Pepperdine, lost in relief; 2 1 innings,1 hit, 0 runs, 0 walks, 2 strikeouts Mar 5 vs California-Riverside, 2 1 innings, 1 hit, 0 runs, 0 walks, 2 strikeouts Feb 4 vs. Gonzaga, 2 0 innings, 1 hit, 0 runs, 0 walks, 2 strikeouts,(2004) 1 or fewer walks in 22 of 23 appearances; 2 or fewer hits in 22 of 23 appearances May 2-May 18, did not allow a run in 4 straight appearances Apr 13 at Washington; 3 1 innings, 2 hits, 0 runs, 0 walks, 3 strikeouts did not allow an earned run in his first 12 appearances Feb 20-Mar. 31, did not allow a run in 9 straight appearances Mar. 21 vs Utah Valley State; 3 2 innings, 1 hit, 0 runs, 0 walks, 2 strikeouts; recorded 5 outs on his first 5 pitches ERINDALE HIGH: Played year-round for state and academy all-star teams while family lived in Australia as a senior, 2-0 record, 4 saves, 3 42 ERA, 76 1 innings, 84 strikeouts; batted 344, 9 homers, 61 RBIs also played football, basketball, soccer, OREGON STATE CAREER STATISTICS - PITCHING YEAR ERA W-L Sv G/GS CG Sh IP H R ER BB SO HP WP SK AVG. HR 2004 3 23 0-0 0 23/0 0 0 302 24 15 11 717 7 3 0 .218 4

2005 4 41 0-2 1 1211 0 0 161 17 10 8 6 6 1 0 0 274 0

TOTALS 364 0-2 1 35/1 0 0 470 4125 191323 8 3 0 238 4

Third baseman/first baseman -Senior (2 letters)- 6-foot-1, 210 lbs. Anton Maxwell B-RIT-R - Federal Way, Wash. (Federal Way HS/Tacoma CC)

OSU clinched tie for Pac-10 title; 5 0 innings, 7 hits, 4 runs, 4 walks, 5 strikeouts May 14 at Washington, One of Oregon State's 12 returning starters ... in 2005, All-Pacific-10 earned win; 6 0 innings, 3 hits, 2 runs (1 earned), 5 walks, 4 strikeouts May 7 at UCLA, earned win; 6 0 honorable mention ... OSU head coach Pat Casey innings, 9 hits, 4 runs, 1 walk, 7 strikeouts Apr 30 vs Arizona State, took loss vs nation's 20th-ranked team; 6 1 innings, 9 hits, 3 runs (1 earned), 2walks, 6 strikeouts Apr 24 vs Washington State first game, says: "This is the year for Shea to step up and hit earned win with first career complete game; 9 0 innings, 1 hit, 1 run, 4 walks, 7 strikeouts; allowed only solo in the middle of the order consistently. He played a homer with 2 out in sixth inning Apr 16 at Arizona, earned win; 5 1 innings, 4 hits, 1 run, 4 walks, 8 very good third base for us last year, he had some strikeouts Apr 2 vs California, earned win; 6 0 innings, 8 hits, 2 runs, 2 walks, 1 strikeout Mar 25 vs Dallas Baptist second game, earned win; 6 0 innings, 5 hits, 3 runs (0 earned), 1 walk, 3 strikeouts Mar really good series and we're looking for some con- 18 vs Sacramento State second game, earned win; 6 1 innings, 4 hits, 4 runs, 1 walk, 5 strikeouts Mar 5 sistency out of him." vs California-Riverside, earned win; 5 1 innings, 3 hits, 2 runs, 1 walk, 3 strikeoutsFeb 13-Feb 19, Pac- PERSONAL: Majoring in Sociology ... born in 10 Pitcher of the Week for Feb 19 vs California-Davis, earned win; 7 1 innings, 1 hit, 0 runs, 1 walk, 8 strikeouts; took no-hitter into eighth inning Orange, Calif. ... parents are Steve and Carrie FEATHER RIVER COMMUNITY COLLEGE: Lettered 1 year for coach Reed Peters all-leaguesecond McFeely; family includes brothers Addison (19), team; 2-0 record, 2 82 ERA, 51 innings, 43 hits, 22 walks, 60 strikeouts 3 1 GPA; Dean's List Elliott (17) ... enjoys video games, cars, music ... EAST HIGH: Lettered 3 years for coach Tony Wylie2-time Gatorade State Player of the Year; 4-time all- top athletic thrill was playing in 2005 College state first teamas a senior, state Most Valuable Player; 4-0 record, 0 36 ERA, 25 innings, 55 strikeouts McFeely prep teammate Corey Madden plays for St Mary's (Calif ) World Series ... favorite athlete is MannyRamirez; OREGON STATE CAREER STATISTICS - PITCHING favorite movie is The Wedding Crashers; favorite TV show is YEAR ERA W-L Sv GIGS 03 Sh IP H R ER BB SO HP WP BK AVG. HR SportsCenter; favorite musicians are Eminem, G-Unit; favorite vehicle is 2005 4 33 11-1 0 17/17 1 0 95 290 53464269 9 9 5 251 10 Range Rover; favorite food is steak; favorite restaurant is Omaha Prime ... chose OSU for itsbaseball program, to play in Pac-10, and because it's close enough to home for his family to watch him play. OREGON STATE: (2005) AII-Pacific-10 honorable mention among OSU single-season leaders, 10th in at-bats (213) 19 multi-hit games; 10 multi-RBI gameshad a hit in 41 of 58 games; had a RBI in 27 of 58 Pitchertfirst baseman - Junior (2 letters) - 6-foot-3,225 lbs. games; had a run in 35 of 58 games; had a walk in 28 of 58 games June 20 vs Baylor, 2-for-4, 1 RBI, 1 run, 1 walk June 13 vs Southern California, drove in winning run with sacrifice fly in sixth inning as OSU B-RIT-R - Marysville, Calif. (Erindale HS, Australia) clinched berth in College World SeriesJune 3-June 12, 5-game hitting streak; during streak, batted 333 (7-for-21) with 3 doubles, 6 RBIs, 7 runs June 3-June 5 at NCAA Corvallis Regional, all-tournament team; One of Oregon State's 19 returning lettermen ... in 2005, Pacific-10 batted 385 (5-for-13) with 1 homer, 2 doubles, 6 RBIsJune 5 vs St John's, 3-for-5, 2 doubles, 5 RBIs; All-Academic pick ... OSU head coach Pat Casey says: "We're going to had 2 hits, 5 RBIs in OSU's 13-run second inning June 3 vs Ohio State, homered on first pitch of bottom make Jake a position player for a while and see how he swings the bat." of ninth inning to give Beavers 4-3 win Mar 29-Apr 17,10-game hitting streak; during streak, batted 525 (21 -for-40) with 1 homer, 7 doubles, 12 RBIs Mar 22-Apr 17, in 15 games, batted 466 (27-for-58) with 2 PERSONAL: Majoring in Psychology... born in Anchorage, Alas.... homers, 10 doubles, 18 RBIs, 11 walksApr. 10-Apr 17, doubled in 4 straight games, total of 6 doubles parents are James and Charlotte McCormick; family includes brother during that time Apr, 11-Apr. 17, named to weekly College Baseball Foundation National Honor Roll; had 3 Russell (23) ... James played baseball at Kansas State, grandfather hits in every game of series at nationally-ranked Arizona, batting 600 (9-for-15) with 5 doubles, 6 RBIs, 4 runs; tied school record for doubles in a game with 3 on Apr 15Apr 17 at Arizona, 3-for-5, 1 doubleApr 2006 OREGON STATE BASEBALL GUIDE

16 atArizona, 3-for-6, 1 double, 2 RBIs, 3 runs.Y,Apr 15 at Arizona, 3-for-4, school record-tying 3 doubles, 2 walks, 6 strikeoutsMay 15 at Washington, no decision; 7 0 innings, 1 hit, 0 runs, 6 walks, 10 strikeouts; RBIs, 3 runs. Apr 9 at Stanford second game, 2-for-4,1 homer, 1 walk, 3 runs Mar 25-Apr 9, scored a strikeouts tied career high, matching game at Washington in 2004 May 8 at UCLA, earned win; 6 0 run in 9 straight games, 13 runs total Mar 29 vs Brigham Young, 3-for-4, 2 RBIs Mar 22 at Portland, 2- innings, 8 hits, 3 runs, 2 walks, 6 strikeouts May 1 vs Arizona State, earned win; 6 2 innings, 6 hits, 1 run double in 8th inning drove in winning runs Mar 18 vs Sacramento State first game, 3-for-4, 3 runs run, 2 walks, 4 strikeouts Apr 3 vs California, earned win; 6.0 innings, 5 hits, 2 runs, 3 walks, 8 Feb 20-Mar 5,6-game hitting streak; during streak, batted 375 (9-for-24) with 2 doubles, 4 RBIsFeb 26 strikeoutsMar. 28 vs Brigham Young, earned win; 5 0 innings, 5 hits,1 run (0 earned), 0 walks, 8 at California-Santa Barbara, 3-for-5 Feb 6 at Arizona State, 3-for-5,1 double (2004) Among Pacific-10 strikeoutsMar 19 vs Sacramento State, earned win; 7 0 innings, 5 hits, 2 runs (1 earned), 1 walk, 8 leaders through end of regular season, tied for fifth in walks (40), (12) .. among OSU single- strikeoutsMar 13 at Winthrop, earned win; 7 0 innings, 3 hits, 1 run, 0 walks, 6 strikeouts; took no-hitter season leaders, tied for sixth in walks (40) 15 multi-hit games; 7 multi-RBI games had a hit in 35 of 53 into sixth inning and shutout into eighth. Feb 27 at California-Santa Barbara, earned win; 5 2 innings, 3 games; had a RBI in 20 of 53 games; had a run in 28 of 53 games; had a walk in 26 of 53 games May 15- hits, 2 runs, 1 walk, 9 strikeouts Feb 5 vs. New Mexico State, earned win; 3 0 innings, 1 hit, 0 runs, 0

May 18, in 4 games, batted 467 (7-for-15) with 1 homerMay 18 vs Portland, second game, 3-for-4, 1 RBI, walks, 8 strikeouts . (2004) 2 or fewer walks in 12 of 14 appearances; 2 or more innings in 11 of 14 appear- 3 runsMay 16 at Arizona State, 2-for-4, 1 homer May 1 vs Washington, 2-for-2, 3 runsApr 13 at ancesMay 30 vs UCLA, took loss; 5.0 innings, 6 hits, 4 runs, 4 walks, 7 strikeouts. May 18 vs Washington, walked 4 timesMar 19-Apr 3, scored a run in 9 straight games Mar 20-Apr 2,7-game Portland, first game, took loss in complete game; 7 0 innings, 6 hits, 3 runs, 1 walk, 7 strikeouts May 2 hitting streak; during streak, batted 462 (12-for-26) with 2 homers, 3 doubles, 2 RBIs, Mar 31 at Portland, vs Washington, took loss; 3 1 innings, 5 hits, 6 runs (5 earned), 3 walks, 4 strikeouts Apr 25 at Southern 3-for-5, 1 homer, 1 double, 8 RBIs Mar 26 at California, 2-for-3, 3 runs, 3 walks Feb 29-Mar 14,9-game California, earned win in relief; 3.2 innings, 3 hits, 1 run, 1 walk, 3 strikeouts ... Apr 12 at Washington, hitting streak; during streak, batted 467 (14-for-30) with 1 homer, 6 doubles, 13 RBIs . Mar 13 vs Gonzaga, earned win; 5 0 innings, 3 hits, 1 run, 1 walk, 10 strikeouts; first OSU pitcher in over 3 years to strike out at 2-for-5,1 homer, 1 double, 5 RBIs, 2 runsMar. 2-Mar. 6, named to First Hawaii Title Rainbow Tournament least 10 in a game Mar 31 at Portland, earned win; 2 2 innings, 1 hit, 0 runs, 0 walks, 3 strikeouts Mar all-tournament team; batted .444 (8-for-18) with 4 doubles, 6 RBIs Mar 4 vs. Chicago State, 3-for-3, 2 4 vs Chicago State, earned win; 6 0 innings, 3 hits, 3 runs (2 earned), 2 walks, 8 strikeoutsFeb 29 vs doubles, 4 RBIs, 2 runs Feb 27 vs California-Riverside, 2-for-3, 1 double.1 RBI, 2 runs, 3 walks Feb Washington, no decision in first career start; 3 0 innings, 6 hits, 5 runs, 2 walks, 2 strikeouts 14 vs Gonzaga, 3-for-4, 1 homer, 1 triple, 2 RBIs OREGON CITY HIGH: Lettered 3 years for coach J J Winkle 2-time all-state first team; 3-time all- TACOMA COMMUNITY COLLEGE: Lettered 1 year for coach Mike Naughton. conference Most league first team as a senior, league Co-Most Valuable Player; 10-3 record, 1 06 ERA, 86 innings, 21 Valuable Player, division Most Valuable Player; batted 441, 4 homers, 6 triples, 19 doubles, 48 RBls, 15 walks, 134 strikeouts; Oregon-Washington All-Star Series, State-Metro All-Star Series as ajunior, 9-2 stolen bases 3 0 GPA record, 1,77 ERA, 76 0 innings, 17 walks, 85 strikeouts; batted 329,7 homers, 4 doubles, 32 RBIs FEDERAL WAY HIGH: Lettered 3 years for coach Eric Fiedleras a senior, all-state, league Most OREGON STATE CAREER STATISTICS - PITCHING Valuable Player; batted 466; 7-0 record; team won state title as a junior, all-league first team also YEAR ERA W-L Sv GIGS CG Sin IP H R ER BB SO HP WP SK AVG. HR played football prep teammate Brady Everett plays for Clemson 3 45 GPA 2004.. 5 67 43 0 14/8 1 0 460 51 3329 1954 8 7 1 283 5 OREGON STATE CAREER STATISTICS - BATTING 2005 .... 213 9-2 0 18/18 1 0 1100 88372629114 5 7 0 211 5 YEAR AVG. GIGS AB R H BI 2B 3B HR BB SO HP SB-ATT OBA TB SLG TOTALS 317 13-5 0 32/26 2 0 1560139705548168 13 14 1 233 10 2004 294 53/52180 42 53 38 14 2 5 40 54 12 14447 38 478 2005 319 58/57 213 50 68 41 15 0 5 34 46 3 4-5 413 98 460 TOTALS 308111/109 393 92121 79 29 2 10 74100 15 5-9 429 184 468 JOE PATERSON - 26 JONAHNICKERSON- 34 Pitcher - Sophomore (transfer) - 6-foot-1,195 lbs. B-LIT-L - McMinnville, Ore. (McMinnville, HS/Linfield Coll.) Pitcher - Junior (2 letters) - 6-foot-1,195 lbs. Begins his Oregon State career in 2006 ... OSU head coach Pat Casey B-RIT-R - Oregon City, Ore. (Oregon City HS) says: "Joe was out in the fall with an injury, but he One of Oregon State's 12 returning starters ... Preseason All-America has the potential to really help us." pick by Louisville Slugger/Collegiate Baseball (sec- PERSONAL: Majoring in Horticulture ... born in ond team), National Collegiate Baseball Writers Oakland, Calif. ... parents are Thomas and Marsha Association (second team) ... in 2005, All-America Paterson; family includes brothers Tommy (23), pick, All-Pacific- 10 first team ... OSU head coach Sam (14), sister Meg (16) ... Tommy played base- Pat Casey says: "Jonah was one of the better arms ball for Linfield, now in Philadelphia Phillies sys- in the country last year and he pitched very well tem ... enjoys football ... top athletic thrill was this summer. He's one of the premier starters again playing on same team with his brother ... favorite in the Pac-10." ... Team USA national team member athlete is Scott Brosius; favorite movie is A Night last summer, posting a 1-1 record with a 2.00 ERA At The Roxbury; favorite TV show is Paterson in 6 appearances, including 1 start; 18.0 innings, 6 SportsCenter; favorite actor is Will Ferrell; favorite runs (4 earned), 14 hits, 7 walks, 23 strikeouts. book is How To Be A Man; favorite group is Clay; favorite vehicle is a PERSONAL: Majoring in Psychology... born inNickerson bike; favorite food is spaghetti; favorite restaurant is Jake's Deli ... chose Casper, Wyo. ... parents are Nick Nickerson and Denise Harp; family OSU because it's "my dream." includes brothers Tim (27), Luke (24) ... Tim played baseball for LINFIELD: Lettered 1 year for coach ScottCarnahan at the NCAA Division III schoolrecord of 0-0, 1 save, 6 14 ERA in 12 appearances, including 2 starts; 22 0 innings, 20 hits, 16 runs (15 earned), 12 walks, Western Oregon ... enjoys golf ... top athletic thrill was 2005 College 22 strikeouts World Series ... favorite athlete is Greg Maddux; favorite movie is Man McMINNVILLE HIGH: Lettered 3 years for coach Mark Peterson as a senior, all-state second team, On Fire; favorite TV shows are Baseball Tonight, SportsCenter; favorite team Most Valuable Pitcher in State-Metro All-Star Series 2-time all-league first team prep teammate also played football 3 7 GPA; National Honor Society; student body actor is Denzel Washington; favorite book is Perfect, I'm Not, by David Daniel Turpen also plays for OSU vice president Wells; favorite musicians are Dave Matthews Band, Mike Jones; favorite vehicle is Range Rover; favorite food is chicken; favorite restaurant is Olive Garden ... chose OSU to compete in Pac- 10 and play close to CASEY PRISEMAN - home. OREGON STATE: (2005) USA Today/Sports Weekly All-America second team All-Pacific-10 first team co-winner of team's Bill Cloyes Award for Most Valuable Pitcher earned place on USA Baseball's Catcher - Sophomore (1 letter) - 6-foot-1,195 lbs. "Team USA" national team Among NCAA Division I leaders, 24th in earned run average (2 13); tied for 67th in wins (9); 83rd in strikeouts (9 3 per 9 innings) among Pacific-10 leaders, second in earned run B-RIT-R - Woodinville, Wash. (Woodinville HS) average (2 13); sixth in strikeouts (114); ninth in innings pitched (110 0) among OSU all-time single- season leaders, fifth in strikeouts (114); eighth in innings pitched (110 0)did not allow an earned run in 6 of One of Oregon State's 19 returning lettermen ... OSU head coach Pat 18 starts; did not allow more than 1 walk in 11 of 18 starts; allowed 4 or fewer hits in 7 of 18 starts; atleast Casey says: "Casey did a great job in the fall. He really developed physi- 6 0 innings in 12 of 18 starts; at least 8 strikeouts in 7 of 18 starts. June 18 vs Tulane, took loss; 7 0 cally, and he'll battle for playing time." innings, 7 hits, 2 runs, 1 walk, 5 strikeouts, June 12 vs. Southern California, no decision; 5 1 innings, 7 PERSONAL: Majoring in Communications ... born in Kirkland, Wash. hits, 3 runs (2 earned), 1 walk, 4 strikeouts May 8-June 4, at least 6 strikeouts in 4 straight starts June 3-June 5 at NCAA Corvallis Regional, all-tournament team June 4 vs St John's, earned win; 9 0 innings, ... parents areChris and Pam Priseman; family includes sister Abby (23) 7 hits, 1 run, 0 walks, 9 strikeouts May 22 vs Southern California, took loss; 6 1 innings, 9 hits, 9 runs, 4 ... Chris played pro soccerin England, 2 cousins played football at 2006 OREGON STATE BASEBALL GUIDE -n

parents are Bill and Suzie Rockey; family includes brothers Kevin (21),

Kelly (14) . grandfather Dean Rockey played football for Washington .. enjoys music, television, hanging out with friends ... top athletic thrill was signing letter of intent with OSU.... favorite athlete is ; favorite movie is Almost Heroes; favorite TV show is Entourage; favorite actor is Johnny Depp; favorite books are Lord Of The Rings series; favorite musician is Donell Jones; favorite vehicle is Lincoln Town Car; favorite food is fried chicken favorite restaurants are Taco Time, P.F. Chang's ... chose OSU because he "realized everything fit into place for me, the school and Rockey baseball." EASTLAKE HIGH: Lettered 3 years for coach J T. D'Amico as a senior, all-state first team, all-league first team, batted 417,10 doubles, 1 homeras ajunior, batted 400 also played football 3 5 GPA OWE

First baseman - Senior (transfer) - 6-foot-3, 230 lbs. B-LIT-L-Ashland, Ore. (Ashland HSIU. ofCalifomia-Santa Barbara) Begins his Oregon State career in 2006.. OSU head coach Pat Casey says: "Bill can really give us some needed power at first base and a lefthanded bat." PERSONAL: Majoring in Philosophy; consider- ing advertising career ... born in Laguna Beach, Calif. ... parents are Dougand Catherine Rowe; family includes brother Jackson (20) ... enjoys music, playing drums ... top athletic thrill is watching Casey Priseman World Series ... favorite athlete is ; favor- ite movie is The Big Lebowski; favorite TV show is Washington State ... enjoys hanging out, playing video games.. top Entourage; favorite musician is Dave Matthews; athletic thrills were 2005 Pac-10 title, College World favorite vehicle is Rolls Royce Phantom ... chose Series ... favorite athlete is ; favorite OSU for its great baseball program, close to home. Rowe movie is Dumb And Dumber; favorite TV show is CALIFORNIA-SANTA BARBARA: Lettered 3 years for coach Bob Brontsema at the NCAA Division I King Of The Hill; favorite actor is Tom Hanks; school; batted 279 with 10 homers, 2 triples, 23 doubles, 72 runs, 60 walks, 91 strikeouts as a junior, favorite musician is Garth Brooks; favorite vehicle batted 235, 3 homers, 1 triple, 9 doubles, 39 RBIs, 27 runs, 28 walks, 29 strikeouts, 353 on-base percent- age, 344 , played 54 games, started 53 as a sophomore, batted 285,4 homers, 39 11 is 1992 Mercury Tracer; favorite food is teriyaki RBIs, played 51 games, started 48 as a freshman, batted 285, 3 homers, 16 RBIs, played 39 games, chicken ... chose OSU for its campus and facilities, fl started 28 and to play in Pac-10. ASHLAND HIGH: Lettered 3 years for coach Doug Stoner as a senior, all-state first team, all-league f rst team; batted 520 with, school-record 14 homers as a junior, batted 460,10 homers also played OREGON STATE: (2005) May 21 vs Southern California, doubled and basketball 3 6 GPA; National Honor Society scored in 7-run fifth inning as OSU clinched tie for Pac-10 title May 15 at Washington, drew key walk in 10th-inning rally to help OSU complete sweep May 8 at UCLA, 1-for-2, 2 RBIs Apr 9 at Stanford first game, key pinch-hit walk during OSU's 3-run eighth inning rally for 9-7 win Feb 19- Priseman NTSCJ-II - 2 Mar 24,4-for-5 over 4 games Feb 19vs California-Davis, first career hit in first career start (2004) Redshirted

WOODINVILLE HIGH: Lettered 2 years for coach Terry Agnew.Yas a senior, all-league first team; batted Outfielder - Junior (transfer) - 6-foot-0, 190 lbs. n315, 2 homers, 4 doubles, 15 RBIs, 11 stolen bases as ajunior, all-league honorable mention; batted 333, 3 triples, 14 doubles, 23 RBIs; team won state title prep teammates Bobby Carlson, Josh Monroe B-LIT-R - Vancouver, Wash. (Skyview HSICC of Spokane) play for Gonzaga, Richie Lentz for Washington 31 GPA Begins his Oregon State career in 2006 ... OSU head coach Pat Casey OREGON STATE CAREER STATISTICS - BATTING YEAR AVG. GIGS AS R H BI 2B 3B HR BB SO HP SB-ATT OBA TB SLG says: "Scott is a pretty versatile guy. He runs well 2004 - Redshirted enough and throws the ball well enough that we 2005 241 25/6 29 6 78 3 3 0 0 5 7 2 0-0 389 10 345 look for him to be fighting for a starting spot in the outfield. When we broke fall camp, he was starting in the outfield." SEMI Oc EY- 4 PERSONAL: Majoring in Business; considering a career in marketing management ... born in Syracuse, Infielder - Freshman (high school) - 6-foot-0, 180 lbs. N.Y. ... parents are Ken and Kathy Santschi; family B-RIT-R - Sammamish, Wash. (Eastlake HS) includes brothers Mark (25), Doug (19), Sean (15) ... grandfatherWilliam Santschi played baseball for Begins his Oregon State career in 2006... OSU head coach Pat Casey Ohio State ... enjoys skiing, movies, working out, L- says: "Sean will redshirt this season." listening to music, being with teammates and friendsSahtschi.

PERSONAL: Has not decided on a major.. born in Bellevue, Wash.... . top athletic thrill is throwing a runner out at the plate to save a run in a 2006 OREGON STATE BASEBALL GUIDE ,ri big game ... favorite athlete is Derek Jeter; favorite movies are Gladiator, Good Fellas; favorite TV show is SportsCenter; favorite group is Linkin MIKE STUTES - 33 Park; favorite food is bacon cheeseburger ... chose OSU to play Pac- 10 baseball and be closer to home. Pitcher - Sophomore (transfer) - 6-foot-1,185 lbs. COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF SPOKANE: Lettered 2 years for coach Dave Kelleras a sophomore, all- NWAACC first team, all-region first team, NWAACC all-tournament team; batted 391 with 1 homer, 4 triples B-RIT-R- Lake 0swego, Ore. (Lake 0swego HSISanta Clara U.) 13 doubles, 37 RBIs, led outfield in assists as a freshman, batted .308 with 25 RBIs 30 GPA; Vice President's Honor Roll Begins his Oregon State career in 2006 ... OSU head coach Pat Casey SKYVIEW HIGH: Lettered 2 years for coach Tad Thompson as a senior, all-league, team ; batted .350as ajunior, all-league prep teammate Kaleb Hutchinson plays baseball for Cornell, says: "We really liked Mike out of high school. His Mike Terry baseball for Gonzaga, Josh Tschirgi football for Oregon 3 5 GPA; graduated with honors, 4- velocity will be as good as anybody in the Pac- 10, time state Scholar-Athlete Award and he could mature into one of the premier arms." PERSONAL: Majoring in Business ... born in Metairie, La. ... parents are Chris and Suzy Stutes; ALEXSOGARD-31 family includes brother Matt (16) ... enjoys listen- ing to music, hanging out with friends, football ... Pitcher/first baseman - Freshman (high school) - 6-foot-3, 200 lbs. top athletic thrill was high school baseball state title B-LIT-L - Phoenix, Ariz. (Thunderbird HS) ... favorite athleteis Michael Jordan; favorite movie is Pulp Fiction; favorite TV show is Family Guy; Begins his Oregon State career in 2006 ... OSU head coach Pat Casey favoritemusiciansare Sublime, Tupac Shakur; fa- says: "Alex pitched very well early in the fall, and I vorite vehicle is Range Rover; favorite food is steakStutes think he'll be a good pitcher here." ... chose OSUfor a "chance to win the College World Series." PERSONAL: Has not decided on a major... born SANTA CLARA: Lettered 1 year for coach Mark O'Brien at the NCAA Division I school 4-5 record, in Phoenix, Ariz. ... parents are Rudy and Anna 5 40 ERA, pitched 11 games, started 9; 58 1 innings, 64 hits, 41 runs (35 earned), 29 walks, 53 strikeouts, Sogard; family includes brother Eric (19) ... Eric opponents batted 286 LAKE OSWEGO HIGH: Lettered 4 years for coach JakeAnders as a senior, state Player of Year, plays baseball for Arizona State ... enjoys IV. Louisville Slugger state Player of Year, all-league first team, State-Metro All-Star Series Most Valuable whiffleball, ping pong, video games, music ... top Pitcher; 11-1 record, 0 65 ERA, 85 innings, 157 strikeouts; batted 462; pitched no-hitter with 18 strikeouts in athletic thrill was playing in all-star game at Bank playoffsas a junior, all-league first team; 6-2 record, 107 ERA. as a sophomore, all-league prep One Ballpark ... favorite athlete is Barry Zito; fa- teammate Bryce Mooney plays for Washington, Matt Lang a for Pacific (Calif ), Kevin Davey for Santa Clara also played football 3 4 GPA vorite movie is Boondock Saints; favorite TV show is The OC; favorite actor is Johnny Depp; favorite book is The Mental Game Of Baseball, by H.A. Sogard ROB SUMMERS - 27 Dorfman and Karl Kuehl; favorite group is Offset; favorite vehicle is McLaren F1; favorite food is Chinese; favorite restaurant is Bamboo Pitcher - Freshman (redshirt) - 6-foot-0, 188 lbs. House ... chose OSU for its great baseball program, coaches and campus. THUNDERBIRD HIGH: Lettered 3 years for coach Brian Dyer as a senior, all-state first team, region B-RIT-R - Beaverton, Ore. (Southridge HS) Player of the Year; batted .511, 6 homers, 12 doubles, 34 RBIs, school-record 48 hits; pitched 45 2 innings, striking out62.. as a junior, all-region first team; batted 333, 10 doubles; 7-2 record, 2 40 ERAerrorless Returns to Oregon State's squad this season ... OSU head coach Pat at first base during junior and senior seasons also played soccer 3 1 GPA Casey says: "Rob had a great fall. He really made a good jump, as good a jump as anybody." PERSONAL: Majoring in Business; may become DALE SOLOMON-39 a contractor ... born in Portland, Ore. ... parents are Mike and Jean Summers; family includes brother Catcherifirst baseman - Freshman (high school) - 5-foot-11, 205 lbs. Michael (13) ... enjoys working out, real estate ... B-RIT-R - Moreno Valley, Calif. (Valley View HS) top athletic thrill was high school baseball state title ... favoriteathlete is ; favorite movie Begins his Oregon State career in 2006 ... OSU head coach Pat Casey is The Wedding Crashers; favorite actor is Will says: "Dale will redshirt this season." Ferrell; favorite food is Italian ... chose OSU for its PERSONAL: Majoring in Psychology; consider- baseball program. ing becoming a Federal Bureau of Investigation OREGON STATE: (2005) Redshirted profiler ... born in Fuller-ton, Calif.... parents are SOUTHRIDGE HIGH: Lettered 3 years for coaches Tom Campbell, Don Greg and Sharon Solomon; family includes sister Fitzgerald as a senior, all-state first team outfielder, all-league first team pitcher; batted 351, 8 homers, 18 RBIs, 5 stolen bases, 6-0 record, 2 65 ERA. as ajunior, all-state third team pitcher, all-league first team Danyelle (20) ... enjoys collecting baseball cards, pitcher; 6-0 record, 1 save, 1 06 ERA, batted 360,2 homers, 18 RBIs as a sophomore, all-league first playing video games, buying DVDs ... top athletic team utility playeralso played football . prep teammate Darwin Barney also plays for OSU, Robert thrill is "hitting a home run; even better, a walkoff Lovlien football for Washington.. 3 75 GPA home run"... favorite athlete is ; OREGON STATE CAREER STATISTICS - PITCHING YEAR ERA W-L Sv G/GS CG Sh IP H R ER BB SO HP WP BK AVG. HR favorite movie is Ocean's 11; favorite TV show is 2005 - Redshirted The O.C.; favorite actor is Morgan Freeman; favor- ite group is Fall Out Boy; favorite vehicle is Ford Solomon Saleen S7; favorite food is grilled chicken ... chose OSU for being in the DANIEL TURPEN - 28 Pac-10, its great coaches, the weather and the camaraderie. VALLEY VIEW HIGH: Lettered 4 years for coach Matt Davis as a senior, all-league first team, all- Pitcher - Sophomore (1 letter) - 6-foot-4, 215 lbs. county first team, team Most Valuable Player; batted 480 with 7 homers as a junior, all-league first team, all-county first team; bated 489 with 6 homersprep teammates Jermaine Curtis, John Drennan, Ryan B-RIT-R - McMinnville, Ore. (McMinnville HS) Babineau play for UCLA, Josh Romanski for San Diego, Tommy McClain forArkansas, Danny Espinosa for Long Beach State also played footballschool Athlete of the Year 3 76 GPA; Center for Applied One of Oregon State's 19 returning lettermen ... OSU head coach Pat Research, Technology and Academics Student of the Year; Marine Scholar-Athlete Award Casey says: "Daniel is young and continues to mature. Whether he's a a1 " j"3 2006 a-Y - OREGON STATE - BASEBALL GUIDE , , A I 51

ture, he needs to stay healthy, but he could really help us out either in the designated bitter spot or as an outfielder." o55 PERSONAL: Majoring in History; considering becoming a teacher/coach ... born in Hood River, Ore. ... parents are Steve and Tricia Wagner; family includes brother Mike (23), sister Eryn (24) ... enjoys hunting, fishing, golf, playing cards, video football ... top athletic thrill was "OMAHA '05"... favorite athletes are Ted Williams, ; favorite movie is Forrest Gump; favorite TV show is Baseball Tonight; favorite actor is Denzel Wash- ington, actress is Julia Roberts; favorite book is Friday Night Lights; favorite musiciansare George Wagner Straight, Dr. Dre; favorite vehicle is all-terrain 4-wheeler; favorite food is meat; favorite restaurant is Roscoe's Chicken And Waffle House .. chose OSU for "opportunity to win a Pac-10 title and go to Omaha." OREGON STATE: (2005) 3 multi-hit games, I multi-RBI gameJune 11 vs Southern California, 0-for-1, 1 walk, 1 run Mar 25-Apr 10, had a hit in 7 of 9 games Apr 9-10 in 3-game series at Stanford, batted 400 (4-for-10),1 homer, 3 RBIsApr 10 at Stanford, 2-for-5, first career homerApr 9 at Stanford second game, 2-for-5, 2 RBIs, singled home tying runs with 2 out in seventh inning as OSU rallied from 7-run deficit to 11-10 win. Mar 25 vs Dallas Baptist second game, 2-for-3, 1 double, 2 walks CENTRAL OREGON COMMUNITY COLLEGE: Played on club team 1 year for coach Mike Barnes in 2004 All-America; batted 488,5 homers, 6 triples, 10 doubles, 43 RBIs, 9 stolen bases CITRUS JUNIOR COLLEGE: Lettered 1 yearfor coach Skip Claprood in 2002all-league; batted 360, school-record 13 homers, 40 RBIs BEND HIGH: Lettered 1 year at Bend and 3 years at Redmond for coaches Kent Pratt, Kevan Pratt and Brian Crookalso played football, basketball 3 1 GPA OREGON STATE CAREER STATISTICS - BATTING YEAR AVG. GIGS AB R H BI 2B 3B HR BB SO HP SB-ATT OBA TB SLG

2005 220 35/12 50 6 11 6 1 0 1 17 10 3 0-1 443 15 300

Geoff Wagner Outfielder - Freshman (high school) - 6-foot-0, 200 lbs. starter or coming out of the bullpen, when his career at Oregon State is B-LIT-R - Reno, Nev. (Reno HS) over he's going to be a very good draft pick and one Begins his Oregon State career in 2006 ... OSU head coach Pat Casey of the better pitchers in the conference." says: "John played well in the fall and he's a big- PERSONAL: Majoring in Business... born in time competitor." McMinnville, Ore. ... parents are David and Lynel PERSONAL: Majoring in Business; considering a Turpen; family includes sister Whitney (16)... career in insurance ... born in Reno, Nev. ... parents enjoys golf, table tennis, football, video games... are Mike and Vicki Wallace; family includes brother top athletic thrill was 2005 College World Series ... Glenn (15) ... Mike played baseball for Nevada, San favorite athlete is Chad Johnson; favorite movie is Francisco Giants; uncle Steve Senini played football Caddyshack; favorite TV show is Friends; favorite for Nevada, Denver Broncos, Cleveland Browns ... group is Fall Out Boys; favorite vehicle is 1991 enjoys golfing ... top athletic thrill was winning high Honda Civic; favorite food is lasagna; favorite res- school football and baseball state titles in same taurant isOlive Garden ... chose OSU for its great Turpen school year ... favorite athlete is Barry Bonds; fa- baseball program and being a wonderful academic opportunity. vorite movie is Boondock Saints; favorite TV show OREGON STATE: (2005) May 3 vs Portland, no decision in start; 3 2 innings, 4 hits, 1 run, 1 walk, 1 strikeout Mar. 29 vs Brigham Young, earned win; 5 0 innings, 5 hits, 2 runs, 1 walk, 2 strikeouts Mar. is Family Guy; favorite actor is Adam Sandler; favorite group is Dave 22 at Portland, no decision in first career start; 3 2 innings, 2 hits, 5 runs (3 earned), 2 walks, 2 strikeouts Matthews Band; favorite vehicle is "a Cadillac on 22s"; favorite food is McMINNVILLE HIGH: Lettered 3 years for coach Mark Petersonas a senior, all-state first team, league sushi; favorite restaurant is Bully's ... chose OSU to play Pacific-10 Player of the Year, Gatorade State Player of the Year; 9-1 record, 0 98 ERA. as a junior, all-state third team, all-league first team, league Co-Player of the Year; 8-5 record, 2 06 ERA, batted 468,2 homers, 24 RBIs baseball. also played basketball prep teammate Joe Paterson also plays for OSU 3 58 GPA RENO HIGH: Lettered 3 years for coach Pete Savage; batted 407, 10 homers as a senior, all-league OREGON STATE CAREER STATISTICS - PITCHING first team, Most Valuable Player; batted 390, 5 homers as a junior, all-state second team, all-league first .. prep teammate Drew Johnson plays for YEAR ERA W-L Sv GIGS 03 Sh IP H R ER BB SO HP WP SK AVG. HR team; batted 445, 5 homers, 63 runs also played football Nevada, Brady Dolan for UCLA, Josh Barrett and Wes Evans football for Arizona State, Ryan McKinley 2005 440 1-0 0 6/3 0 0 141 16 10 7 6 7 2 1 0 286 4 football for Fresno State 3 82 GPA; National Honor Society.

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r' • .1' OREGON STATE 54 BASEBALL GUIDE r2005OREGONSTATE IN REVIEW Beaversputtogether best-ever season Oregon State goes 46-12, rolls to the Pacific-10 title, then wins on home field to gain College World Series Simply put, it was the greatest season in almost a century of baseball at Oregon State. "Best ever" isn't a phrase that should be thrown around lightly, but OSU's 2005 season certainly meets the test. The Beavers finished with a 46-12 overall record for one of their best winning percentages of all time, captured the Pacific-10 championship with a 19-5 record, reached the College World Series by advancing through two rounds of the postseason in front of boisterous home crowds, and finished the season as the nation's seventh-ranked team. "It's an unbelievable feeling," OSU head coach Pat Casey said of the season. "There are a lot of times these athletes get overlooked ... "It's just a great tribute to the athletes and what they do, and to have it pay off and win a championship is just a dream." In this case, a dream come true. As Oregon State worked and played its way closer to the conference title and the CWS, the Beavers captivated the entire state. There was a good reason for that - over half of OSU's players were from Oregon, and were dubbed "Oregon's Team" by Baseball America magazine in a midseason feature story. "It's something you think about all the time," freshman shortstop Darwin Barney said. "It means something playing for your city and your state." Added Casey: "They're proud of being from Oregon. That's important for our guys to AndyJenkins accept this challenge. They're creating a name ing for a league championship." The Beavers reached as high as No. 2 in for themselves." Instead, it all came at once and it made for a the national polls near the end of the season, It was the breakthrough season that the wonderful ride for the Beavers, their fans, Oregon State's highest-ever ranking. OSU's Beavers had sought for nearly a decade. OSU Oregon State and the State of Oregon. No. 7 ranking in all four major polls at the end had put itself in contention for a postseason A few of the highlights from 2005: of the season was the Beavers' best-ever final many times since Casey had become the Oregon State set school records for wins ranking school's head coach for the 1995 season; this in a season (46), wins in a regular season (41) Junior outfielder Jacoby Ellsbury and time, Oregon State left no doubt about its and home wins (26). sophomore pitchers Dallas Buck and Jonah qualifications. OSU won the championship of the Pa- Nickerson were all named to various All- "If you're a competitor, you always think cific-10 - one of the nation's toughest confer- America teams, with Buck and Ellsbury earn- you can accomplish these kinds of things," ences - by two games over runner-up Arizona. ing a number of first-team honors. Casey said. "But I have to admit, I kind of Oregon State advanced to the College Head coach Pat Casey was named the expected this to happen in some kind of pro- World Series, sweeping the NCAA Regionals West Region Coach of the Year by the Ameri- gression. You know, get an at-large bid to the and beating Southern California in the NCAA can Baseball Coaches Association. Casey was NCAA tournament, then work up to compet- Super Regionals. also voted the Pacific-10 Coach of the Year. 2006 t OREGON STATE BASEBALL GUIDE- 55_j

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Ellsbury was the first-round draft pick of Barney, senior first baseman Andy Jenkins and Ellsbury set OSU career records for hits the Boston Red Sox, the defending World Gunderson. (236) and runs (168), while Gunderson set the Series champions With outstanding fan support as a key career record for saves (17). Nickerson and fellow sophomore pitcher factor, Oregon State was selected to host the Ellsbury set the OSU single-season Kevin Gunderson earned places on Team NCAA Corvallis Regional and the NCAA record for hits (99) and total bases (142) USA, the national team selected by USA Base- Corvallis Super Regional OSU averaged 1,484 while Gunderson set the record for saves (14). ball for international play during the summer. fans per home date for the season. Jenkins tied the school record for hits in a Ellsbury and Buck were named to the All- OSU's 19-5 record in winning the Pac-10 game in one of the top performances in OSU West Region first team by the ABCA. title matched the best by any team since the athletic history, going 5-for-5 and hitting for Ellsbury was named the Pacific-10 Co- conference combined its Northern and South- the cycle as the Beavers beat Southern Cali- Player of the Year, while freshman shorstop ern divisions prior to the 1999 season. fornia 10-8 to reach the College World Series. Darwin Barney was named the Pacific- 10 Ellsbury won the Pacific- 10 batting title The Beavers served early notice that they Freshman of the Year. (.406) and Buck won the Pac-10 earned run could play at a national level, beating ninth- OSU had six players named to the All- average title (2.09). ranked Arizona State on the Sun Devils' home Pacific- 10 Conference first team, the most Sophomore catcher Mitch Canham earned field the first weekend of the season. Oregon since the Pac-10 combined its Northern and District 8 All-Academic first team honors, as State went on to post a 21-4 record prior to Southern divisions in 1999. Earning first team voted by the College Sports Information Di- starting Pac-10 play. honors were Ellsbury, Buck, Nickerson, rectors of America (CoSIDA). OSU started the conference season with a

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All-America Graham, OF, jr. GLOVE AWARD: Jacoby Ellsbury, OF, jr FIRST TEAM: Dallas Buck, RHP, so (American Baseball Coaches Association, Baseball America, Collegiate Baseball, USA Today/ District 8 All-Academic Major League Baseball draft Sports Weekly); Jacoby Ellsbury, OF, jr (American Baseball Coaches FIRST TEAM: Mitch Canham, C, so (3 47 GPA, Business 1ST ROUND: Jacoby Ellsbury, OF, Boston Red Sox 11TH Association, Baseball America, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Administration) ROUND: Andy Jenkins, 1B, Florida Marlins; Nate Fogle, RHP, Texas Association) SECOND TEAM: Dallas Buck, RHP, so (National Rangers 14TH ROUND: Tyler Green, OF, Chicago Cubs Collegiate Baseball Writers Association); Jacoby Ellsbury, OF, jr (Collegiate Baseball, USAToday/Sports Weekly); Jonah Nickerson, Pacific-10 All-Academic RHP, so (USA Today/Sports Weekly) SECOND TEAM: Mitch Canham, C, so HONORABLE MENTION: Pacific-10 PlayerlPitcher of the Week Jacoby Ellsbury, OF, jr.; Jake McCormick, RHP, so ; Billy Munich, C, MAY 17-23: Dallas Buck, RHP, so MAY 9-16: Dallas Buck, RHP, jr ; Kurt Steele, RHP, jr so APRIL 18-24: Andy Jenkins, 1 B, sr APR. 4-10: Jacoby Ellsbury, All-West Region OF, jr. FEB. 14-20: Anton Maxwell, LHP, so COACH OF THE YEAR: Pat Casey FIRST TEAM: Dallas Buck, RHP, so ; Jacoby Ellsbury, OF,jr Freshman All-America Darwin Barney, SS (Collegiate Baseball; Baseball America 2nd USA Baseball National Team All-Pacific-10 team) Kevin Gunderson, LHP, so ; Jonah Nickerson, RHP, so CO-PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Jacoby Ellsbury, OF, jr. FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR: Darwin Barney, SS, fr COACH OF THE YEAR: Pat Team Awards Oregon State Benny Awards Casey FIRST TEAM: Dallas Buck, RHP, so ; Kevin Gunderson, LHP, VICTOR BROWN TROPHY, MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Jacoby CO-MALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR: Jacoby Ellsbury, OF, jr. CO- so ; Jonah Nickerson, RHP, so ; Andy Jenkins,1 B, sr ; Jacoby Ellsbury, OF, jr ; Andy Jenkins,1 B, sr BILL CLOVES AWARD, JOE ZAHER MALE NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR: Darwin Barney, Ellsbury, OF, jr. HONORABLE MENTION: Nate Fogle, RHP, jr.; Anton MOST VALUABLE PITCHER: Dallas Buck, RHP, so ; Kevin SS, fr. MALE SPORT COACH OF THE YEAR: Pat Casey MALE Maxwell, LHP, so ; Ryan Gipson, 2B, jr; Shea McFeely, 3B, jr ; Tyler Gunderson, LHP, so ; Jonah Nickerson, RHP, so BILL BONSER TEAM OF THE YEAR: Baseball AWARD, MOST IMPROVED PLAYER: Cole Gillespie, OF, so GOLD 2006 OREGONSTATE BASEBALLGUIDE

2005 STATJSTICSALL GAMES Batting Fielding NAME Avg. GIGS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SB-AT Pct. BB HP SO S SF TB Slug On base GDP PO A E DP Pct. DannyAnderson,sr OF 290 51/12 69 19 20 10 3 0 4 0-1 000 5 0 20 2 0 35 507 338 0 37 0 2 0 949 152 Darwin Barney, fr SS 301 58/56 226 46 68 44 9 1 2 6-8 750 23 9 21 6 5 85 376 380 5 79 2233 913 Dallas Buck, so P 000 1/1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 000 0 0 0 0 0 0 000 .000 0

Chris Campos, sr OF 254 39/21 71 7 18 18 8 0 0 2-3 667 14 6 16 0 3 26 .366 .404 1 29 2 0 21 000

Mitch Canham, so C 325 48/44 160 40 52 39 5 2 8 4-8 500 24 4 37 3 1 85 .531 423 1 282 32 3 9 991

1 JacobyEllsbury,jr OF 406 58/58 244 56 99 48 19 3 6 26-34 765 36 8 21 2 1 142 582 495. 2 134 0 0 1000

1 0 2 222 417 0 2 0 0 0 1000 Rob Folsom, fr C-OF 222 7/0 9 2 0 0 0 o 0-0 000 3 0 2 0 . 1 Cole Gillespie, so 1 B-OF 319 40/23 94 23 30 18 2 1 o 3-5 600 23 3 13 3 3 34 .362 455 0 60 5 4 985

. 53 99 622 962 Ryan Gipson,jr IF 330 47/41 97 30 32 22 6 0 1 9-13 692 28 7 15 8 2 41 423 500 3

1 111 1 1 991 Tyler Graham, jr OF 307 58/52 212 46 65 24 5 1 o 21-26 808 27 3 39 16 1 72 340 391 Andy Jenkins, sr 1B 388 55/51 209 41 81 56 13 2 6 3-3 1 000 19 8 20 3 3 116 555 452 5 437 28 332 994

• . 51 21 958 Chris Kunda, jr 2B 242 44/14 66 9 16 10 3 0 1 2-2 1000 3 0 15 2 1 22 333 271 1 63 5 Lonnie Lechelt, fr IF 125 20/4 16 3 2 5 0 0 2 0-0 000 4 0 8 0 0 8 500 -300 0 3 8 1 917

• 1 0 0 000 Joey Ledesma, jr 1B 27/25/14 48 5 13 11 6 0 0 0-0 000 7 1 13 0 2 19 •396 362 0 0

Mike Lissman, so OF 284 51/43 162 27 46 30 10 1 1 5-7 714 11 8 27 2 3 61 •377 •353 2 24 0 0 01 000 Anton Maxwell, so P 000 212 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 000 0 0 0 0 0 0 000 000 0 Shea McFeely, jr 3B 319 58/57 213 50 68 41 15 0 5 4,5 800 34 3 46 1 4 98 460 413 8 27119 12 11 924

Billy Munich, jr C 087 22/8 23 3 2 3 0 0 1 0-0 000 3 1 5 2 2 5 217 207 0 87 3 3 0 968

0 1 Scott Nelson, jr 1B 400 8/0 5 1 2 5 1 0 1 0-0 000 1 0 1 0 0 6 1200 500 0 2 0 1000 Jonah Nickerson, so P 000 1/1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 000 0 0 0 0 0 0 000 000 0 Casey Priseman, fr C 241 25/6 29 6 7 3 3 0 0 0-0 000 5 2 7 2 0 10 345 389 1 90 11 0 2 1000 Todd Shelton, jr IF 000 2/2 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 000 0 3 1 0 0 0 000 600 0 0 2 1 0 667

KurtSteele,jr P 000 1/0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 000 0 0 0 0 0 0 000 000 0

1 11 0 0 GeoffWagner,jr OF 220 35/12 50 6 11 6 1 0 1 0-1 000 17 3 10 0 0 15 300 443 0 1000 TOTALS .316 58/58 2,005 422 634 393 109 11 3985-116 .733 287 69 337 52 31 882 .440 .414 32 OPPONENTS .224 58/58 1,907 226428 199 63 4 31 43-68 .632 190 67 463 33 18 592 .310 .314 46

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1 6 10 500 0 0 0 0 000 Reed Brown, fr R . 4.50 1 /0 0 0 000 0 0 0 20 5 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 16 2 1 929 Dallas Buck, so R 2 09 19/18 12 -1 923 1 2 1 1290 90 47 30 51 118 0 32 9 2 8 2 3 111 464 194

ChrisCampos,sr L 540 2/0 0 0 000 0 0 0 3.1 1 2 2 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 11 091 Nate Fogle, jr R 3 05 26/1 4 2 667 5 0 0 441 32 19 15 19 43 2 7 8 0 6 0 41 156 205 4 6 3 1 769 Kevin Gunderson, so L 276 33/0 6 -4 600 14 0 0 651 49 25 20 14 62 2 6 2 2 8 0 4 69 230 213 2 11 0 0 1000 Kevin Joslyn, sr L 295 16/0 1- 0 1 000 0 0 0 181 17 6 6 12 15 0 1 1 2 2 0 22 66 258 2 2 0 0 1000 Jon Koller,jr R 2700 1/0 0 0 000 0 0 0 10 3 3 3 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 6 5 600 0 1 0 0 1000

Eddie Kunz, fr R 154 13/0 2 0 1000 0 0 0 112 7 2 2 7 14 1 2 2 0 0 0 10 41 171 1 0 0 0 1000 11 2 0 Anton Maxwell, so L 4 33 17/17 11 - 1 917 0 1 0 952 90 53 46 42 69 0 9 9 5 15 1 10 137 359 251 5 889

Jake McCormick, so R 441 12/1 0 - 2 000 1 0 0 161 17 10 8 6 6 0 1 0 0 4 1 0 23 62 274 1 3 0 0 1000

Jonah Nickerson, so R 213 18/18 9 - 2 818 0 1 0 1100 88 37 26 29 114 0 5 7 0 16 0 5 119 417 211 4 8 1 1 923

1 DanielTurpen,fr R 440 6/3 1 0 1000 0 0 0 141 16 10 7 6 7 0 2 1 0 1 0 4 29 56 286 4 0 0 1000 2 0 0 01 000 Kurt Steele, jr R 15 88 7/0 0- 0 000 0 0 0 52 13 11 10 2 8 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 15 30 433 TOTALS 3.06 58158 46 -12 .793 21 4 3 517.0 428 226 176 190 463 5 67 40 18 63 4 592 1,907 .224 1,551589 6852 .969 OPPONENTS 6.2258/58 12 -46 .207 6 0 0 496.2 634 422 343287 337 10 69 35 31 109 11 882 2,005 .316 1,490 628 101 50 .954

Miscellaneous Score by innings LEFT ON BASE: Oregon State 532, Opponents 439 TRIPLE PLAYS: Oregon State 0, Opponents 0 PASSED BALLS: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 X TOTAL Oregon State 30 (Canham 22, Priseman 7, Jenkins 1), Opponents 13 CATCHER'S INTERFERENCE: Oregon State 1 (Canham OREGON STATE 39 68 35 48 55 56 42 55 22 2 422 1, Opponents 0 LONGEST HITTING STREAKS: Ellsbury 20, Jenkins 14, Graham 11, Gillespie 10, McFeely 10, Barney 8, OPPONENTS 29 17 28 27 21 18 39 27 18 2 226 Lissman 7, Canham 6 MOST MULTI-HIT GAMES: Ellsbury 28, Jenkins 25, McFeely 19, Barney 18, Graham 16, Canham 13, Lissman 12 MOST MULTI-RBI GAMES: Jenkins 16, Ellsbury 14, Canham 12, Barney 11, McFeely 10, Lissman 7, Gillespie 6 sweep of California, the first of four Pac- 10 series that the Beavers would sweep; Oregon State lost just one conference series. The next two weeks were spent on the road against nationally-ranked teams. OSU won a series over two-time defending conference champ Stanford and was within an inning of taking the series from 2004 CWS team Arizona, and the Beavers returned home climbing in the national rankings and Pac- 10 title contenders. OSU chased Arizona until the middle of May, when the Beavers caught the Wildcats in the standings with back-to-back sweeps at UCLA and Washington. The Beavers clinched a tie for the title by winning the first two The 2005 r 2006 -OREGON STATE BASEBALL GUIDE

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Jacoby Ellsbury, jr OF 414 24/24 99 24 41 19 0 2 8-10 800 16 4 10 1 54 545 508 69 0 0 01 000

Cole Gillespie, so 113-OF 327 17/13 49 11 16 14 1 0 2-3 667 14 1 6 2 19 388 470 18 3 0 1 1000 Ryan Gipson, so IF 359 20/18 39 13 14 10 2 0 0 3-5 600 16 3 8 6 0 16 410 569 26 49 3 11 962

Tyler Graham, jr OF 330 24/24 97 23 32 10 3 1 0 7-11 636 12 2 21 8 0 37 381 414 47 1 1 1 980

Andy Jenkins, sr 1B.:...... 355 24/24 93 16 33 24 4 0 1 1-1 1000 15 4 12 3 0 40 430 464 224 15 2 18 992

Chris Kunda, jr 2B ...... 154 19/6 26 4 4 2 0 0 1 0-0 000 0 0 9 2 1 7 269 148 20 30 1 6 980

1 01 000 Lonnie Lechelt, fr IF 000 7/0 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-0 000 1 0 3 0 0 0 000 200 0 0 rn JoeyLedesma,jr 1B 000 711 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 000 0 0 5 0 0 0 000 000 0 0 0 0 000

Mike Lissman, so OF 269 19/19 67 13 18 8 0 0 1 1-1 1000 4 1 9 0 1 21 313 315 18 0 0 01 000 Anton Maxwell, so P 000 2/2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 000 0 0 0 0 0 0 000 000

Shea McFeely, jr 3B ...... 318 24/24 88 20 28 15 7 0 2 2-3 667 15 1 17 1 2 41 466 415 4 9 47 2 6 966

Scott Nelson, jr 1B 000 1/0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 000 0 0 1 0 0 0 000 000 0 0 0 0 0 000

Casey Priseman, fr C 167 11/5 18 3 3 3 0 0 0-0 000 5 0 4 1 0 4 222 348 0 45 7 0 01 000

GeoffWagner,jr OF 231 16/4 26 2 6 5 0 1 0-1 000 5 1 5 0 0 9 346 375 0 0 0 0 0 000 TOTALS .309 24124 816 166 252 158 32 3 12 27.42 .643 129 28 165 27 12 326 .400 .415 12 OPPONENTS .229 24124 790 97 181 87 30 2 14 23-33 .697 97 31 178 13 9257 .325 .333 18 Pitching NAME ?RA GIGS W - L Pct. Sv OG Sh IP H R ER BB SO IBBHP WP BK 2B 3B HR TB AB Avg.

Dallas Buck, so R 2 83 8/8 6- 857 0 1 1 601 43 25 19 23 46 0 13 1 2 4 3 58 219 196 3 8 0 01 000

Chris Campos, sr L...... 0 00 1/0 0 0 000 0 0 0 01 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 000

Nate Fogle, jr R:!h ::...... 4 26 10/0 0 - 000 2 0 0 122 12 9 12 12 2 3 4 0 2 0 1 17 48 250 3 2 3 0 625

Kevin Gunderson, so.. L...... v254 15/0 3- 750 8 0 0 281 19 9 8 22 1 3 0 2 3 0 3 31 96 198 1 3 0 01 000

Kevin Joslyn, sr L 2 35 7/0 0 0 000 0 0 0 72 6 2 2 4 4 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 10 26 231 2 1 0 01 000

Eddie Kunz, fr R 0 00 6/0 1 1000 0 0 0 42 3 0 2 5 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 3 16 188 0 0 0 0 000

Anton Maxwell, so L 4 50 8/8 6- 857 0 1 0 460 48 26 23 24 40 0 6 5 3 8 1 4 70 173 277 2 7 2 0 818

Jake McCormick, so R 1 93 3/0 0 000 0 0 0 42 4 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 7 16 250 0 2 0 01000 Jonah Nickerson, so R 314 8/8 3- 750 0 0 0 482 44 24 17 21 47 0 3 4 0 9 0 2 59 189 233 0 3 0 1 1 000

Daniel Turpen, fr R 6 75 2/0 0 000 0 0 0 11 2 1 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 '01 0 0 2 6 333 0 0 0 0 000

TOTALS 3.23 24124 19 - .792 10 2 1 214.2 181 97 77 97 178 4 31 16 7 30 .vr2 14 257 790 .229 64424324 21 .974 OPPONENTS 6.02 24124 5 - 19 .208 3 0 0 207.2 252 166 139 129 165 6 28 11 4 32 12 326 816 .309 623261 30 17 .967

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LEFT ON BASE: Oregon State 223, Opponents 199 TRIPLE PLAYS: Oregon State 0, Opponents 0 PASSED BALLS: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 X TOTAL Oregon State 13 (Canham 10, Priseman 3), Opponents 7 CATCHER'S INTERFERENCE: Oregon State 0, Opponents 0 OREGON STATE 14 19 12 17 21 20 25 23 13 2 166 LONGEST HITTING STREAKS: Ellsbury 13, Jenkins 13, Graham 10, McFeely 9, Barney 5, Gillespie 5 MOST MULTI-HIT OPPONENTS 17 8 12 14 6 4 19 6 11 0 97 GAMES: Ellsbury 12, Jenkins 9, Barney 9, McFeely 8, Graham 8, Lissman 5'l. MOST MULTI-RBI GAMES: Jenkins 7, Canham 6, Barney 6, Ellsbury 5, Gillespie 5, McFeely 5

games of a home series against Southern Cali- fornia, then laid claim to sole possession of the title when California beat Arizona twice the next weekend while OSU was idle. The Beavers next found out they'd host the NCAA Regionals, greeting Virginia, St. John's and Ohio State The Beavers knocked off Ohio State and then routed St. John's twice to ad-

1 vance to the NCAA Super Regionals against conference foe Southern California. OSU took the opening game 10-4, then lost a five-run lead in the final two innings to drop a 9-8, 10-inning decision to even the series. The next afternoon, the Beavers captured a 10- 8 win to wrap up their trip to Omaha. II Not having been to the College World Se- ries since 1952 - the longest gap ever between

1] appearances for teams with at least two trips to the CWS - the Beavers were one of the crowd favorites, along with home-state team Nebraska. But a 3-1 loss to top-ranked Tulane and a 4-3, 10-inning loss to Baylor ended the i Beavers' best-ever season.

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46-12 overall; 19-5 Pacific-10 Conference (1st place) 26-5 home, 15-4away, 5-3 neutral Final standings O.S.U. O.S.U. O.S.U. W L Pct G3 DATE OPPONENT RESULT RANK ATT. DECISION, SAVE R-H-E Oregon State (46-12)...... 19 5 792 - at Bob Schaefer Tournament - Tempe, Adz Arizona (39-21)...... 17 7 708 20 Feb 3 vs New Mexico State (7 inn ) W, 19-0 NR 412 Buck (1-0) 19-17-0 0-1-2 1-0 Southern California (41-22)...... 15 9 625 40 Feb 4 vs Gonzaga L,1-3 NR 345 Fogle(0-1) 1-6-1 316-1 1-1 Arizona State (42-25)...... 15 9 625 40 Feb. 5 vs New Mexico State W,11-2 N R 317 Nickerson(1-0) 11-14-0 2-4-3 2-1 California (34-23)...... 13 11 542 60 Feb. 6 at# 5 Arizona State (#9) W, 12-6 N R 2,099 Gunderson (1-0) 12-15-1 6&5 3-1 Washington(33-22) 12 12 500 70 at Oakland Athletics Tournament- Phoenix, Ariz Stanford (34-25)...... 12 12 500 70 Feb 11vs Missouri Ccd, rain #28 UCLA (15-41)...... 4 20 167 150 Feb 12 vs Kansas State Ccd , rain #28 Washington State (21-37)...... 1 23 042 180 Feb 13 vs Northwestern Ccd , rain #28 POSTSEASON RESULTS vs Missouri Ccd, rain #28 Regionals (double-elimination) Feb 15 Portland (added Feb 13) W, 6-4 N R 631 Fogle (1-1), Gunderson (1) 6-13-2 4-7-1 ¢. Oregon State placed 1st at the Oregon State Regional at San Diego Tournament Arizona State placed 1st at the Arizona State Regional Feb 19 vs California-Davis W,8-0 NR 277 Maxwell (1-0) 8-13-0 033 5-1 Southern California placed 1st at the Long Beach State Regional Feb 20 at San Diego W, 3-2 N R 543 Gunderson (2-0), Fogle (1) 3-8-2 2-7-2 6-1 Arizona placed 2nd at the Cal State-Fullerton Regional Feb 21at San Diego Ccd, rain N R Stanford placed 2nd at the Baylor Regional Feb 25 at California-Santa Barbara W, 4-2#36 tie 273 Buck (2-0), Gunderson (2) 4-8-0 2-5-0 7-1 Super Regionals (best-of-3) Feb 26 at California-Santa Barbara W, 6-4#36 tie 387 Joslyn (1-0), Fogle (2) 6-13-0 4&1 8-1 at Oregon State 2 games, Sout hern California 1 game Feb 27 at California-Santa Barbara W, 5-3#36 tie 173 Nickerson (2-0), Gunderson (3) 5-&2 3&1 9-1 Arizona State 2 games, at Cal State-Fullerton 1 game Mar 4 California-Riverside L,2-3 #29 842 Gunderson(2-1) 2-8-1 3-7-1 9-2 College World Series Mar 5 California-Riverside W, 5-2 #29 1,179 Maxwell (2-0) 5-7-1 2-4-3 10-2 Arizona State tied for 3rd place Mar 6 California-Riverside W,7-2 #29 1,137 Fogle(2-1) 7-93 2-5-4 11-2 Oregon State tied for 7th place at Yellow Book USA Classic - Malibu, Calif Mar 11vs Cal State-Northridge W, 4-1 #28 240 Buck (3-0), Gunderson (4) 4-11-3 1-5-4 12-2 Mar 12at Pepperdine L. 4-9 #28 383 McCormick (0-1) 4-11-3 9-13-0 12-3 All-Pacific-10 team Mar 13 vs Winthrop W, 8-2 189 #29 Nickerson (3-0), Gunderson (5) 8-10-2 2&4 13-3 PITCHERS: Dallas Buck, so , Oregon State; Kevin Gunderson, so, Mar 18 Sacramento State W, 8-2 #26 614 Buck (4-0), Fogle (3) 8-17-2 2-7-1 14-3 Oregon State; Jonah Nickerson, so, Oregon State; Jeff Gilmore, jr, (second game, moved from Mar. 20) W, 7-4 #26 Maxwell (3-0), McCormick (1) 7-10-0 44-5 15-3 Stanford; Ian Kennedy, so , Southern California; Tim Lincecum, so, Mar 19 Sacramento State W, 9-3 #26 263 Nickerson (4-0) 3-7-0 16-3 9-9-1 Washington; Mark Melancon, so , Arizona; Travis Talbott, sr, Califor- Mar 22 at Portland W, 7-5 #23 360 Fogle (3-1) 7-14-1 5-0-1 17-3 nia CATCHERS: Jeff Clement, jr, Southern California; Brady Everett, Mar 24 Dallas Baptist L, 7-17 #23 249 McCormick (0-2) 7-12-1 17-21-3 17-0 sr., Washington State; Nick Hundley, jr., Arizona FIRST BASEMEN: Mar 25 Dallas Baptist W, 7-2 #23 362 Buck (5-0) 7&2 2-0-0 18-4 Andy Jenkins, sr , Oregon State; Jordan Brown, jr , Arizona; Jeff (second game, moved from Mar 26) W,11-3 #23 Maxwell (4-0) 11-14-1 3-5-2 19-4 Larish, Sr , Arizona State; , Jr,jr , Stanford INFIELD- Mar 28 Brigham Young W,12-5 #27 248 Nickerson (5-0) 12-10-2 5-10-2 20-4 ERS: Darwin Barney, fr, Oregon State; Brent Lillibridge, Jr , Washing- Mar29 Brigham Young W,11-6 #27 263 Turpen(1-0) 11-16-1 6-9-3 21-4 ton; , Jr , StanfordJosh Satin, fr, California OUTFIELD- Apr 1 California* W,11-1 #27 947 Buck(6-0) 11-13-0 1-0-1 22-4 1-0 ERS: Jacoby Ellsbury, Jr , Oregon State; Brennan Boesch, so, Apr 2 California * W, 5-2 #27 788 Maxwell (5-0), Gunderson (6) 5-10-1 2-10-0 23-4 2-0 California; , jr , Arizona; , Jr , Arizona; Jeff Apr 3 California * W, 4-2 #27 573 Nickerson (6-0), Fogle (4) 4-7-0 2-7-4 244 3-0 Van Houten, sr., Ariozna Apr 9 at Stanford (#11)* W,9-7 #23 2,301 Buck(7-0),Fogle(5) 9-10-1 7-12-2 25-4 4-0 CO-PLAYERS OF THE YEAR: Jacoby Ellsbury, OF, Oregon State; (second game, moved from Apr 8) W, 11-10 #23 Kunz (1-0), Gunderson (7) 11-17-1 10-9-0 26-4 5-0 Trevor Crowe, OF, Arizona PITCHER OF THE YEAR: Ian Kennedy, Apr 10 at Stanford (#11) * L, 3-4 #23 2,090 Fogle (3-2) 3-12-5 4&2 26-5 5-1 Southern California FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR: Darwin Barney, SS, Apr 12 Portland Ccd , rain #15 Oregon State COACH OF THE YEAR: Pat Casey, Oregon State Apr 15 at#17Arizona (#8)* L,5-7 #15 1,723 Buck(7-1) 5-10-1 74M 28-6 5-2 Apr 16 at #17 Arizona (#8) W,17-1 #15 1,590 Maxwell (6-0) 17-18-0 1&2 27-6 6-2 Apr 17 at #17 Arizona (#8) * L, 6-7 #15 691 Gunderson (2-2) 6-13-2 7-9-1 27-7 6-3 OSU among Pacific-10 leaders Apr 22 Washington State * W,54 #16 1,758 Gunderson (3-2) 5-10-3 4-4-2 28-7 7-3 Apr 24 Washington State * W, 8-1 #16 1,476 Maxwell (7-0) 8-12-0 1-1-1 29-7 8-3 Where Oregon State ranked 4 Tyler Graham 21 (second game, moved from Apr 23) W, 7-6 #16 Gunderson (4-2) 7-10-2 6-11-1 30-7 9-3 among the Pac-1 0 leaders: EARNED RUN AVERAGE Apr 29 #5 Arizona State (#20) * W, 6-5 #11 1,791 Buck (8-1), Gunderson (8) 6-12-2 5-9-0 31-7 10-3 INDIVIDUAL 1 Dallas Buck 209 Apr 30 #5 Arizona State (#20) * L,1-3 #11 2,012 Maxwell (7-1) 1-5-1 3-11-0 31-8 10-4 BATTING 2 Jonah Nickerson 213 May 1 #5 Arizona State (#20) * W, 5-1 #11 2,120 Nickerson (7-0), Gunderson (9) 5-9-0 1-&1 32-8 114 1 Jacoby Ellsbury 406 5 Kevin Gunderson 276 May 3 Portland W, 6-2 #10 774 Fogle (4-2) 6-9-0 2-8-0 33-8 3 Andy Jenkins 388 WINS May 6 at U C L A * W, 3-1 #10 320 Buck (9-1), Gunderson (10) 3-9-0 14-1 34-8 12-4 SLUGGING I(tie) Dallas Buck 12

May 7 at U C L A. * W, 10-4 #10 401 Maxwell (8-1) 10-10-2 4-11-5 35-8 13-4 8 Jacoby Ellsbury . 582 3 (tie) Anton Maxwell.. 11 May 8 at U C L A * W, 16-3 #10 483 Nickerson (8-0) 16-19-0 3-9-3 36-8 14-4 ON-BASE 9 Jonah Nickerson 9 May13 atWashington* W,7-0 #6 1,135 Buck(10-1) 7-10-1 0-3-0 37-8 15-4 1 Ryan Gipson 500 SAVES

May 14 at Washington * W, 7-4 #6 957 Maxwell (9-1), Gunderson (11) 7-9-1 44-2 38-8 164 2 Jacoby Ellsbury 495 1 (tie) Kevin Gunderson 14 May 15 at Washington * (10 inn) W, 3-1 #6 620 Gunderson (5-2) 3-5-0 14-1 39-8 174 6 Andy Jenkins 452 6 (tie) Nate Fogle ..5 May 17 at Portland Ccd , rain #6 RUNS TEAM May20 #15Southern California (#20)* W,5-4 #5 2,165 Buck(11-1),Gunderson(12) 5-7-0 4-0-0 40-8 18-4 7 Jacoby Ellsbury . 56 BATTING May 21 #15 Southern California (#20) * W, 10-7 #5 2,322 Maxwell (10-1), Gunderson (13) 10-13-1 7-11-0 41-8 19-4 HITS 2 Oregon State 316 May 22 #15 Southern California (#20) * L, 2-12 #5 2,431 Nickerson (8-1) 2-2-0 12-14-0 41-9 19-5 3 Jacoby Ellsbury . 99 SLUGGING May 23-29 #4 7 (tie) Andy Jenkins 81 4 Oregon State . .440 N C A A Corvallis Regional - Corvallis, Ore RUNS BATTED IN ON-BASE Jun 3 Ohio State W, 4-3 #2 2,612 Gunderson (6-2) 4-9-2 3-4-0 42-9 7 Andy Jenkins 56 1 Oregon State 414 Jun 4 St John's (N Y.) W,11-1 #2 2,609 Nickerson (9-1) 11-14-0 1-7-4 43-9 DOUBLES EARNED RUN AVERAGE Jun 5 St John's (N Y.) W,19-3 #2 2,532 Maxwell (11-1) 19-224 3-11-0 44-9 6 (tie) Jacoby Ellsbury 19 1 Oregon State . 306 N C A A Corvallis Super Regional - Corvallis, Ore TRIPLES WINS Jun 11#15 Southern California (#18) W, 10-0 #2 3,059 Buck (12-1), Gunderson (14) 10-7-0 4-9-8 45-9 6 (tie) Jacoby Ellsbury 3 1 Oregon State 46 Jun 12 #15 Southern California (#18) (10 inn) L, 8-9 #2 3,068 Gunderson (6-3) 45-10 8-10-4 116-1 HOME RUNS SAVES Jun 13 #15Southern California (#18) W,10-8 #2 2,752 Kunz (2-0), Buck (1) 10-17-0 8&1 46-10 9 (tie) Mitch Canham . 8 1 Oregon State 21 at College World Series - Omaha, Neb TOTAL BASES FIELDING Jun 18 vs #3 Tulane (#1) L,1-3 #2 20,345 Nickerson (9-2) 1&0 3-8-0 46-11 6 (tie) Jacoby Ellsbury . 142 5 Oregon State .. 969 Jun 20 vs #4 Baylor (#10) (10 inn) L, 34 #2 13,000 Gunderson (6-4) 3-9-2 4-10-1 46-12 STOLEN BASES DOUBLE PLAYS Final #7 3 Jacoby Ellsbury 26 6 Oregon State 52 '-Pacific- 10 game I Opponent rankings are final USA Today coaches poll (rankings in parentheses are from poll at time game was played) 2006 I iii OREGON STATE 11 BASEBALL GUIDE 59

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YEAR COACH OVERALL LEAGUE PLACE 1907 F.C McReynolds 5-2 1908 Joe Fay 114 Oregon Collegiate Champs 1909 Otto Moore 5-4 1910 FielderJones 13-4-1 Northwest Collegiate Champs 1911 Walker 8-7 1912 E J Stewart 5-9 1913 Jesse Garrett 7-10 4-4 1st tie, Northern Division West 1914 Wilkie Clark 7-9 1-7 3rd, Northern Division West 1915 Roy Goble 13-8 5-1 1st, Northern Division West 1916 Hans Loof 10-9-1 5-3 1st, Northern Division West 1917 No team -World Warl 1918 J D Baldwin 4-6 1919 Jimmie Richardson 7-7 2-5 2nd, Northern Division West 1920 Jimmie Richardson 12-11 11-8 -, Northern Division 1921 Jimmie Richardson 11-8-1 5-7-1 -, Northern Division 1922 Guy Rathbun 13-8 9-8 3rd, Northern Division 1923 Ralph Coleman 10-6 8-6 -, Northern Division 1924 Ralph Coleman 16-8-1 11-8 3rd, Northern Division 1925 Ralph Coleman 11-2 11-2 1st, Northern Division 1926 Ralph Coleman 6-7 2-6 3rd, Northern Division West 1927 Ralph Coleman 13-5 5-3 1st tie, Northern Division West 1928 Ralph Coleman 86 3-5 3rd, Northern Division West 1929 Roy Lamb 10-9 8-8 3rd tie, Northern Division

1930 Ralph Coleman 16-6 10-6 2nd,NorthernDivision 1931 Ralph Coleman 9-10 7-9 3rd tie, Northern Division Gene Tanselli Slats Gill 1932 Slats Gill 10-9 8-8 3rd, Northern Division 1933 Slats Gill 95 1986 Jack Riley 39-15 18-5 1st, Northern Division (lstin NDtourney) 1934 Slats Gill 10-15 5-11 5th, Northern Division 1987 Jack Riley 31-15 15-9 2nd, Northern Division (5th in ND tourney 1935 Slats Gill 11-11 8-8 3rd tie, Northern Division 1988 Jack Riley 30-19 14-10 2nd, Northern Division (3rd in NDtourney) 1936 Slats Gill 8-16 7-9 4th, Northern Division 1989 Jack Riley 27-23 15-9 2nd tie, Northern Division (3rd in ND tourney) 1937 Slats Gill 8-14 4-12 4th, Northern Division 1990 Jack Riley 30-22 15-9 2nd, Northern Division (3rd in ND tourney) 1938 Ralph Coleman 18-7 10-6 1st tie, Northern Division 1991 Jack Riley 28-20 12-8 2nd, Northern Division (2nd in NDtourney) 1939 Ralph Coleman 15-9 7-8 3rd, Northern Division 1992 Jack Riley 23-30 10-20 6th, Northern Division 1940 Ralph Coleman 19-5 136 1st, Northern Division 1993 Jack Riley 31-18 20-10 2nd, Northern Division 1941 Ralph Coleman 15-10 8-8 3rd, Northern Division 1994 Jack Riley 35-16 22-8 1st, Northern Division 1942 Ralph Coleman 14-8 8-6 3rd, Northern Division 1995 Pat Casey 25-24-1 14-16 4th tie, Northern Division 1943 Ralph Coleman 14-6 12-4 1st tie, Northern Division 1996 Pat Casey 32-16-1 14-10 2nd, Northern Division 1944 Noteam-WorldWarll 1997 Pat Casey 38-12-1 186 2nd, Northern Division 1945 Noteam-WorldWarll 1998 Pat Casey 35-14-1 15-9 2nd, Northern Division 1946 Ralph Coleman 16-10 10-6 2nd, Northern Division 1999 PatCasey 19-35 7-17 8th, Pacific-10 1947 Ralph Coleman 14-11 6-10 4th, Northern Division 2000 Pat Casey 28-27 9-15 6th, Pacific-10 1948 Ralph Coleman 7-7 4-7 4th, Northern Division 2001 Pat Casey 31-24 11-13 6th, Pacific-10 1949 Ralph Coleman 15-8 8-7 3rd, Northern Division 2002 Pat Casey 31-23 10-14 6th, Pacific-10 1950 Ralph Coleman 7-12 5-9 4th, Northern Division 2003 Pat Casey 25-28 7-17 8th tie, Pacific-10 1951 Ralph Coleman 23-6 10-4 1st, Northern Division 2004 Pat Casey 31-22 10-14 6th tie, Pacific-10 1952 Ralph Coleman 27-12 10-6 1st, Northern Division 2005 Pat Casey 46-12 19-5 1st, Pacific-10 1953 Ralph Coleman 15-9 8-3 2nd, Northern Division TOTAL 96SEASONS 1,825-1,251-15 806-596 21PENNANTS 1954 Ralph Coleman 12-8 10-6 2nd tie, Northern Division NOTE: From 1967 on, records include only games against NCAA or NAIA four-year schools 1955 Ralph Coleman 15-10 8-4 2nd, Northern Division 1956 Ralph Coleman 17-13 7-8 3rd, Northern Division

1957 Ralph Coleman 18-13 8-7 2nd,NorthernDivision 1958 Ralph Coleman 18-11 10-4 1st, Northern Division OSU COACHING RECORDS 1959 Ralph Coleman 21-7 7-6 4th, Northern Division 1960 Ralph Coleman 18-5 7-5 2nd, Northern Division NAME OVERALL LEAGUE 1ST 1961 Ralph Coleman 27-14 8-6 2nd, Northern Division F.C McReynolds...... 1907 (1 5-2 714 - - 0 1962 Ralph Coleman 266 114 1st, Northern Division Joe Fay...... 1908(1 11-4 733 - - 1 1963 Ralph Coleman 23-12 114 1st, Northern Division Otto Moore ...... 1909(1 5-4 556 - - 0 1964 Ralph Coleman 25-11 8-8 3rd, Northern Division Fielder Jones...... 1910(1 1311-1 750 - - 1 1965 Ralph Coleman 15-19 7-11 3rd, Northern Division Walker ...... 1911(1 8-7 533 - - 0 1966 Ralph Coleman 18-17 4-13 4th, Northern Division EJ Stewart...... 1912(1 5-9 357 - - 0 1967 Gene Tanselli 23-13 9-6 3rd tie, Pacific-8 JesseGarrett 1913(1 7-10 412 4-4 500 1 1968 Gene Tanselli 23-13-1 6-12 7th, Pacific-8 Wilkie Clark ...... 1914(1 7-9 438 1-7 125 0 1969 Gene Tanselli 17-20-1 9-12 5th, Pacific-8 Roy Goble...... 1915(l 13-8 619 5-1 833 1 1970 Gene Tanselli 19-15 5-6 2nd, Northern Division Hans Loof...... 1916(l 10-9-1 525 5-3 625 1 1971 Gene Tanselli 18-17 6-10 3rd, Northern Division J D Baldwin ...... 1918(l 4-6 400 - - 0 1972 Gene Tanselli 13-24 2-15 4th, Northern Division Jimmie Richardson ...... 1919-21(3) 30-26-1 535 18-20-1 474 0 1973 Jack Riley 15-20-1 5-13 4th, Northern Division Guy Rathbun...... 1922(l) 13-8 619 9-8 529 0 1974 Jack Riley 16-23 6-12 3rd tie, Northern Division Ralph Coleman 1923-28,1930-31,1938-66 (35) 561-316-1 640 279-218 561 10 1975 Jack Riley 28-10-1 13-5 1st tie, Northern Division Roy Lamb...... 1929(l) 10-9 526 8-8 500 0 1976 Jack Riley 31-15 12-6 2nd, Northern Division Slats Gill...... 1932-37(6) 56-70 444 3248 400 0 1977 Jack Riley 31-17 12-6 2nd, Northern Division Gene Tanselli ...... 1967-72(6) 113-102-2 525 37-61 378 0 1978 Jack Riley 22-22-2 6-9 3rd, Northern Division Jack Riley ...... 1973-94(22) 613-411-5 596 274-101 731 5 1979 Jack Riley 21-25 4-11 3rd, Northern Division PatCasey ...... 1995-present(11) 341-237-4 589 134-135 498 1 1980 Jack Riley 33-16 8-9 2nd, Northern Division 1981 Jack Riley 29-14-1 11-7 2nd tie, Northern Division 1982 Jack Riley 29-15 16-8 1st, Northern Division 1983 Jack Riley 27-17 17-7 1st, Northern Division 1984 Jack Riley 22-23 11-11 4th, Northern Division (2nd in ND tourney) 1985 Jack Riley 34-17 12-12 3rd tie, Northern Division (1st in ND tourney) 2006 OREGON STATE 7` iufy BASEBALL GUIDE ' G

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Individual hitting Season: 67, Joe Gerber, 2000 Career: 10, Cecil Ira, 1961-63 EARNED RUN AVERAGE West Regional championship; OSU 8, Career: 173, Andy Jarvis, 2000-03 RUNS ALLOWED Season: 2 32,1964 Fresno State 4 (Largest post-1999 BATTING AVERAGE TOTAL BASES Game: Not available. STRIKEOUTS renovation crowd: 3,068; June 13.2005; Season: 423, Randy Duke, 1987 Game: 14, Jim Wilson, 1982 vs Season: 90, Mark Newell, 1999 Game: 18,1941 vs Idaho NCAA Corvallis Super Regional Game Career: 379, Jay Dean, 1952-55 Washington State Career: 229, Stephen Copeland, 2000- Season: 463,2005 3; OSU 10, Southern California 8). AT-BATS Season: 142, Jacoby Ellsbury, 2005 03 WALKS

, , Game: 9Mel Cuckovich1972 vs Career: 382,AndyJarvis,2000-03 WILD PITCHES Game:Notavailable Washington; Doug Miller, 1972 vs SLUGGING PERCENTAGE Game: Not available Season: 254, 1992 Firsts Washington Season: 829, Jim Wilson, 1982. Season: 15, Scott Christman,1992 HITS First game: Salem High 4, OSU 0; Season: 244, Jacoby Ellsbury, 2005 Career: 640, Jim Wilson, 1980-82 Career: 28, Kevin Hooker, 1991-95 Game: Not available April 12,1907 at Corvallis Career: 725, Andy Jarvis, 2000-03 STOLEN BASES HIT BATTERS Season: 608,1999 First win: OSU 8, Salem High 1; April RUNS Game: 4, Steve Lyons, 1979 vs Oregon Game: Not available INNINGS PITCHED 19,1907 at Salem Game: 6, Bobby Buob, 1954 vs Tech; David Anderson, 1991 vs Season: 32, Dallas Buck, 2005 Game: 20 0,1972 vs. Washington First game at Goss Stadium at Washington; Jim Ruggles, 1954 vs Willamette Career: 51, Dallas Buck, 2004-present. Season: 517 0,2005 Coleman Field: Salem High 4, OSU 0; Washington; Ken Bowen, 1985 vs Season: 29, Dave Brundage, 1986 COMPLETE GAMES April 12,1907 Chico State Career: 62,Todd Thomas,1980-83 Season:24, 1994 First win at Goss Stadium at Season: 69, Jason Stranberg, 1997 WALKS Individual fielding SHUTOUTS Coleman Field: OSU 12, Willamette 0; Career: 168, Jacoby Ellsbury, 2003-05 Game: 5, Bob Beall, 1970 vs UCLA. ERRORS Season: 8,1976 and 1993 May 2,1907 HITS Season: 48, Rich Dodge, 1977 Game: 4, many times RUNS ALLOWED First night game: Oregon 9, OSU 8; Game: 5, Bill Meyer, 1939 vs Idaho; Career: 120, Ken Bowen, 1984-87 Season: 30, Dave Backer, 1978 Game: 26,1973 vs Washington State May 22,1948 at Eugene Civic Stadium Jay Dean, 1952 vs Fresno State; Jay STRIKEOUTS Career: 62, Ken Bowen, 1984-87 (6-26) First night game at Goss Stadium at Dean, Jack Pinion, 1954 vs Washing- Game: 5, Zach Gordon, 2001 vs San Season: 446, 1999 Coleman Field: OSU 3, Stanford 1; ton; 1955 vs Washington State; Dave Diego State WILD PITCHES April 26,2002 Hummel, 1971 vs California; Jerry Season: 58, Troy Schader, 1999 Team hitting Game: Not available First championship: 1908 Oregon Yung, 1979 vs Lewis & Clark; Ron Career: 151, Ryan Lipe, 1995-98 BATTING AVERAGE Season: 66,1999 Collegiate championship Dyer, 1980 vs Linfield; Dain Syverson, HIT BY PITCH Season: .327,1997 HIT BATTERS

1984 vs Washington State; Ken Game: 3,Jim Champion,1992vs AT-BATS Game:Notavailable Bowen, 1985 vs Chico State; Jeff Portland; Tyson Vermillion, 1996 vs Game: 74,1972 vs Washington Season:76,2004 Pacific-10 records Brauning, 1988 vs Washington; Jeff Washington State; Tyson Vermillion, Season: 2,005,2005 RUNS BATTED IN

, Brauning1988 vs Eastern Washington; 1997 vs Oklahoma;Bryan Ingram,1999 RUNS Team,Game: 34, 1985 vs Chico State R A Neitzel, 1990 vs Western Oregon; vs Gonzaga; Todd Shelton, 2005 vs Game: 36,1985 vs Chico State (36-12) Team fielding DOUBLES Mike Leone, 1996 vs Creighton; Joe New Mexico State Season: 504, 1997 ERRORS Team, Game: 10,1979 vs Puget Gerber, 1999 vs. Washington; Josh Season: 14, Curtis Davis, 2001 HITS Game: Not available Sound; 2003 vs Portland. Carter, 1999 vs Portland; Andy Jarvis, Career: 30, Ryan Lipe, 1995-98; Game: 27,1954 vs Washington Season: 101,1977 HOME RUNS 2003 vs New Mexico; Seth Pietsch, Jacoby Ellsbury, 2003-05 Season: 634,2005 DOUBLE PLAYS Team, Inning: (tie) 4,1966 vs Oregon; 2003 vs New Mexico; Aaron Mathews, DOUBLES Game: Not available 2003 vs California

2003 vs Washington State; Mike Hass, Game: 10,1979 vs Puget Sound;2003 Season:68,1987 WALKS 2004 vs Arkansas-Little Rock; Andy Individual pitching vs Portland FIELDING PERCENTAGE Individual, Game: (tie) 5, Bob Beall, Jenkins, 2005 vs Southern California WINS Season: 123, 2003 Season: 696,2005 1970 vs UCLA Season: 99, Jacoby Ellsbury, 2005 Season: 14, Scott Christman, 1993 TRIPLES SHUTOUTS

, Career: 236Jacoby Ellsbury,2003-05 (14-1) Game: 4, 1980 vs Western Oregon; Individual,Season: 5,Cecil Ira,1963 DOUBLES Career: 30, Ken Noble, 1975-78 (30-17) 1994 vs Maine; 1997 vs Portland Etc. Individual, Career: 10, Cecil Ira, 1961- Game: 3, Rich Harper, 1978 vs Cal LOSSES State Longest Hitting Streak, Individual: 63 State-Sacramento; Dan Pearson, 1979 Season: 9, B R Cook, 1999 (6-9); Thad Season: 27,2002 31 games, Jeff Brauning, 1989. LONGEST GAME vs Puget Sound; Steve Rudolph, 1979 Johnson, 2001 (6-9) HOME RUNS No-hitters: Fred Gallaghervs Mon- Team: 20 innings, 1972 vs Washing- vs Puget Sound; Mike Leone 1996 vs Career: 18, Mason Smith, 1991-94 Game: 7, 2000 vs Portland; 2001 vs tana, April 12,1947; OSU 1, Montana 0 ton Creighton; Garrett Bates, 1999 vs (22-18) Washington Cleve Benson, Eric Selberg, Jack LARGEST DEFICIT OVERCOME Washington State; Chris Biles, 2003 vs WINNING PERCENTAGE Season: 60,1998 Humphrey vs. Portand,April 11, 1967; Team: 14 runs, 2003 vs. New Mexico Washington State; Tony Calderon, 2003 Season: 1 000, Mark Newell, 1997 RUNS BATTED IN OSU 11, Portland 0. State; OSU 16, New Mexico State 14 vs Washington State; Paul Richie, (8-0) Game: 34,1985 vs Chico State. Most Consecutive Shutout Innings

, 2003 vs Portland; Aaron Mathews Career: 917,LeonCriner,1959-61 Season:455, 1997 Pitched,Individual: 45,Ken Forsch, 2004 vs The Citadel; Mike Lissman, (11-1). TOTAL BASES 1968 NCAA leaders 2005 vs. New Mexico State; Shea SAVES Game: Not available Most Consecutive Pitching Wins, STOLEN BASES McFeely, 2005 vs Arizona; Jacoby Season: 14, Kevin Gunderson, 2005 Season: 914,2001 Individual: 14, Scott Christman,1993 Individual, Per Game: Kim Bradshaw, Ellsbury, 2005 vs UCLA; Mitch Career: 17, Kevin Gunderson, 2004- SLUGGING PERCENTAGE Longest Game: 20 innings, 1972 vs 1959, 0 93 (26 stolen bases in 28 Canham, 2005 vs St John's present Season: 497,1997 Washington; Washington 2, OSU 1 games) Season: 24, Seth Pietsch, 2002; Tony EARNED RUN AVERAGE STOLEN BASES Most Runs By Both Teams: 48,1985 DOUBLE PLAYS Calderon, 2003 Season: 1 07, Bill Oerding, 1960 Game: 10, many times vs Chico State; OSU 36, Chico State Team, Per Game: 1987,1 48 (68 Career: 49, Chris Biles, 2000-2003 Career: 1 79, Cecil Ira, 1961-63 Season: 101,1986 12 double plays in 48 games) TRIPLES STRIKEOUTS WALKS Most Home Runs, One Inning,

Game: 2, Karl Jensen,1932 vsIdaho; Game:18,GlennElliott,1941vsIdaho Game:22,1985vsChicoState Team:4,1966vsOregon;2003vs John Collins, 1990 vs. Western Oregon; Season: 121, Ken Forsch, 1968 Season: 337, 1998 California. In final polls Jim Champion, 1994 vs Pacific (Ore ); Career: 267, Mason Smith, 1991-94 STRIKEOUTS Most Runs, One Inning, Team: 16 USA TODAY/SPORTS WEEKLY Abino Vazquez, 1997 vs Gonzaga; WALKS Game: 18,1997 vs. Washington State; (first inning), 1997 vs Portland COACHES POLL Abino Vazquez, 1997 vs Portland State Game: Not available 1972vs Washington Longest Winning Streak, Team: 18 7th Season: 7, Abino Vazquez, 1997 Season: 62, Jeff Reece, 1983 Season: 460, 1999 games, 1951,1962 BASEBALL AMERICA Career: 13, Todd Thomas, 1980-83. Career: 160, John Sipple,1985-88. HIT BY PITCH Longest Losing Streak, Team: 9 1986 ...... 21st HOME RUNS HITS Game: Not available games, 1966 Game: 3, Jerry Exley, 1956 vs Oregon; Game: Not available Season: 80, 1997. Most Wins In A Regular Season, COLLEGIATE BASEBALL Darryl Summerfield, 1968 vs Washing- Season: 137, Scott Nicholson, 2001 HIT INTO DOUBLE PLAYS Team: 41, 2005 1962 13th ton; Jim Wilson, 1982 vs Washington Career: 348, Mike Gorman, 1979-82 Game: Not available Largest Margin Of Victory In A 1963 10th State; Steve Smith, 1983 vs Oregon INNINGS PITCHED Season:54,2001 Game: 30 runs; OSU 33, Portland 3, 1964...... 22nd Tech; Ben Bertrand, 1998 vs Washing- Game: 16 0, Greg Jurgenson, 1972 vs 1997 1985...... 29th ton; AndyJarvis,2001 vs Washington Washington Largest Margin of Defeat In A Game: 1986...... 23rd State Season: 130 2, Scott Nicholson, 2001 Team pitching 20 runs; Washington State 26, OSU 6, 2005...... 7th Season: 21, Jim Wilson, 1982 Career: 348 2, Ken Noble, 1975-78 WINS 1973 NATIONAL COLLEGIATE BASEBALL Career: 34, Joe Gerber, 1997-2000; COMPLETE GAMES Season: 46, 2005(46-12) Largest Deficit Overcome To Win A WRITERS ASSOCIATION Andy Jarvis, 2000-2003 Season: 12, Cecil Ira, 1962 LOSSES Game: 14 runs; OSU 16, New Mexico 2005 7th RUNS BATTED IN Career: 28, Cecil Ira, 1961-63 Season: 35, 1999 (19-35) State 14, 2003 Game: 9, Ken Bowen, 1985 vs Chico SHUTOUTS SAVES Largest Goss Stadium at Coleman State Season: 5, (-ills Icon Season:21,2005 Field Crowd: 5,000: June 7.1952: Far 2006 OREGON STATE BASEBALL GUIDE

OREGON STATE CAREER LEADERS Batting average (minimum 260 at-bats) 1 Jay Dean,1952-55 .379 2 A J Marquardt, 1993-94 373 3 Jacoby Ellsbury, 2003-05 365 4 Joe Gerber, 1997-2000 362 (tie) Brian Barden, 2000-02 362 6 Ben Bertrand, 1996-98 358

7 Dan Cunningham, 1971-73 . . 354 8 Chris Biles, 2000-03 353 9 Dave Brundage,1984-86 350 (be) Mike Leone, 1996-97 350

At-bats 1 Andy Jarvis, 2000-03 725

2 Jon Yonemitsu,1990-93 . . . 648 3 Jacoby Ellsbury, 2003-05, 646 4 Ken Bowen, 1984-87 643 5 Brian Barden, 2000-02 639 6 Aaron Anderson, 1988-92 613 7 Pete Rowe, 1974-77 593 8 Ryan Lipe, 1995-98 581 9 Kevin Hooker, 1991-95 577 10 Matt Bailie, 1995-98 570

Hits 1 Jacoby Ellsbury, 2003-05 236 Ken Bowen Mason Smith 2 Andy Jarvis, 2000-03 . 232 (tie) Andy Jarvis, 2000-03 34 (tie) Jake Postlewait, 2001-04 750 (18-6) 5 Jeff Otis,1986-90 .306 0 3 Brian Barden, 2000-02 231 Slugging percentage 3 Al Hunsinger, 1980-81 28 (tie) Bill Oerding,'59-61 750 (12-4) 6 Jeff Post, 1989-92 .. 2860 4 KenBowen,1984-87 . 206 4 Bob McNair, 1978-80 27 (minimum 260 at-bats) (tie) John Collins,'80-81 750(12-4) 7 Cecil Ira, 1961-63 2810 5.Joe Gerber,1997-2000 201 (tie) Jim Wilson, 1980-82 27 1 Jim Wilson, 1980-82 640 10 Steve Clark, 1962-64 737(14-5) 8 Stephen Copeland, 2000-03 2740 6.Chris Biles,2000-03 199 6 Matt Bailie, 1995-98 25 2 Al Hunsinger, 1980-81 639 9 John Sipple, 1984-88 2670 7 Drew Hedges,1997-2000 187 .631 (be) Brian Barden,2000-02 25 3 Ben Bertrand, 1996-98 10 Gail Meier,1973-76 2622 8. Pete Rowe, 1974-77 186 Saves 8 Seth Pietsch, 2001-03 22 4 Joe Gerber,1997-2000 625 9 Aaron Anderson, 1988-92 185 17 9 Steve Smith, 1981-83 21 5 A J Marquardt,1993-94 578 1 Kevin Gunderson, 2004-present 10 Kevin Hooker, 1991-95 180 6 Chris Wakeland, 1995-96 569 2. Jared Sanders, 2002-04...... 12 Complete games (tie) David Schmidt, 1994-96 21 564 3 Mike Bore, 1996-98...... 11 1 Cecil Ira, 1961-63 28 (be) Ben Bertrand,1996-98 21 7 Chris Biles, 2000-03 8 Mike Leone, 1996-97 555 4 Jim Grove, 1979-82...... 9 2 Mason Smith, 1991-94 .. 22 Runs (tie) Troy Schader,1997-99 21 (tie) Brian Barden, 2000-02 555 5 Dallas Buck, 2004-present 7 3 Norb Wellman, 1952-54 21 1 Jacoby Ellsbury,2003-05 . 168 .. 19 535 6 Dave Schoppe,1989-91 . 6 4 ScottAnderson,1981-84 2 Ken Bowen,1984-88 150 10 Bob McNair, 1978-80 Runs batted in , 1975-78 18 7 Ron Daulton,1984-86...... 5 5 Ken Noble 3 Todd Thomas, 1980-83 148 1 Andy Jarvis, 2000-03 173 (tie) Tim Lambert, 1985-88...... 5 (tie) John Sipple, 1984-88 18 (tie) Brian Barden, 2000-02 148 Stolen bases 17 2 Joe Gerber, 1997-2000 169 (tie) Stephen Copeland, 2000-03 . 5 7 Mike Gorman, 1979-82 5 Andy Jarvis,2000-03 141 3 Brian Barden, 2000-02 154 1 Todd Thomas, 1980-83 62 (tie) Nate Fogle, 2005 5 8 Gail Meier, 1973-76 16 6 Drew Hedges. 1997-2000. ...139 , 60 , 15 4 Matt Bailie, 144 2 Jacoby Ellsbury2003-05 9 Scott Nicholson2000-01 7 Ryan Lipe,1995-98 134 1995-98 54 5 Ken Bowen,1984-87 131 3 Jeff Doyle, 1975-77 10 Jeff Otis, 1986-89 14 (tie) Joe Gerber, 1997-2000 .... .134 4 Steve Lyons, 1979-81 46 Earned run average 14 6 Bob McNair,1978-80 130 (tie) Scott Christman,1991-93 9 Matt Bailie, 1995-98.. . . 132 7 Ryan Lipe, 1995-98 126 5 Kim Bradshaw,1957-59 44 (minimum 120 innings pitched) 10 Chris Biles,2000-03 131 1 79 8 Chris Biles, 2000-03 125 6 Steve Smith, 1981-83 41 1 Cecil Ira, 1961-63 40 2 Steve Clark, 1962-64...... 1 92 Shutouts 9 Josh Carter,1999-2001 120 7 Rich Dodge, 1974-77 8 R A Neitzel, 1988-90 39 3 Ken Forsch, 1967-68...... 212 1 Cecil Ira, 1961-63 ...... 10 Doubles 10 Troy Schader,1997-99 118 9. Bryan Ganter, 1984-87 36 4 Scott Anderson, 1981-84 215 2 John Sipple, 1984-88...... 7 1 Chris Biles,2000-03 49 . 5 10 Quinn Williams, 1983-86 . 35 5 Pat Barry, 1975-78 253 3 Jeff Post, 1989-92...... 2 Joe Gerber, 1997-2000 44 Walks , 4 (tie) Jason Stranber 35 6 Bill Oerding, 1959-61...... 2 58 4 Ken Noble1975-78 3. Josh Carter, 1999-2001 42 g,1996-98 1 Ken Bowen,1984-87 120 7 Mark Niles,1979-80 2 59 (tie) Scott Christman,1991-93 4 (tie) Andy Jarvis,2000-03 42 2 Mickey Riley, 1980-83 118 8 Bailey Brem, 1952-54...... 261 (tie) Mason Smith, 1991-94 4 5 Brian Barden, 2000-02 39 Wins 3 Rich Dodge, 1974-77 111 9 DennyStraub,1961-64...... 266 7 Bill Oerding, 1959-61 . 3 6 Seth Pietsch,2001-03... 38 4 Matt Bailie, 1995-98 106 1 Ken Noble, 1975-78 30(30-17) (tie) Denny Tower, 1966-68 266 (tie) Jeff Otis, 1986-89 3 7. Drew Hedges,1997-2000 37 5 Dave Backen, 1978-81 103 2 Mike Gorman, 1979-82 28 (28-16) (tie) Mike Thurman, 1992-94 3 (tie) Jacoby Ellsbury,2003-05 . 37 (tie) John Sipple, 1984-86 28(28-13) ,2000-01 3 6.Joe Gerber,1997-2000 102 (tie) Scott Nicholson 9 Ken Bowen,1984-87 36 Strikeouts 7 Steve Lyons, 1979-81 101 (tie) Jeff Post, 1989-92 28(28-14) 10 Troy Schader,1997-99 35 ...... 267 (tie) Todd Thomas, 1980-83 101 5 Cecil Ira, 1961-63 . 27 (27-9) 1 Mason Smith, 1991-94

, 25(25-17) 2 John Sipple, 1984-88 263 9 Bob Beall,1968-70 99 6 ScottAnderson,'81-84 Triples 10 Tim Lambert, 1985-88 98 7 Andrew Checketts,'96-98 24(24-7) 3 Scott Anderson, 1981-84 258 8 Jeff Otis, 1986-90 23(23-14) 4 Scoff Christman, 1991-93 249 1 Todd Thomas,1980-83 13 9 Mason Smith,1991-94 22(22-18) 5 Mike Gorman, 1979-82 237 2 Chuck Fisk, 1952-55 10 Total bases 10 Scott Christman, '91-93 21(21-8) 6 Cecil Ira,1961-63 227 (be) Seth Pietsch, 2001-03 10 1 Andy , ...... 382 7 Ken Noble, 1975-78 212 4 Jeff Doyle.1975-77 9 Jarvis2000-03 2 Brian Barden, 2000-02 355 8 Jeff Otis, 1986-90 .. 207 (tie) Eric Stark, 1998-2001 9 Winning percentage 3 Joe Gerber, 1997-2000...... 347 9 Gail Meier, 1973-76 198 (be)AaronMathews,2002-04 .. 9 4 Jacoby Ellsbury, 2003-05 337 (minimum 10 wins) 10 Andrew Checketts, 1996-98 . 197 7 Dave Backen,1978-81 8 5 Chris Biles, 2000-03 318 1 Leon Criner, 1959-61 917(11-1) (tie) Dave Schoppe,1988-91 8 6 Ken Bowen, 1984-87 303 2 Andrew Checketts, 1996-98 (tie) Abino Vazquez, 1996-97 8 ...... Innings pitched 7 Bob McNair, 285 (tie) Jacoby Ellsbury, 2003-05 . 8 1978-80 8 Drew Hedges, 1997-2000 283 3 MikeThurman,'91-94 773(17-5) 1 Ken Noble, 1975-78...... 3482 2 Mike Gorman, 1979-82 3372 9 Seth Pietsch,2001-03 274 4 Jeff Reece,1981-83 769(20-6) Home runs 10 Matt Bailie, 1995-98 269 (tie) Kyle Dunning,'80-81 769(10-3) 3 Mason Smith.1991-94...... 3302 6 Cecil Ira,1961-63 750(27-9) 4 Scott Anderson, 1981-84 3252 1. Joe Gerber, 1997-2000 34 2006 P' --.. .:. OREGON STATE Mtl gY A (J4l { BASEBALL GUIDE F D m OREGON STATE SEASON LEADERS batting average (minimum 120 at-bats) 1 Randy Duke, 1987...... 423

2 Dwane Helbig, 1952...... 411 3 Jacoby Ellsbury, 2005...... 406 4 Dan Cunningham, 1971...... 405 5 Ken Bowen, 1987 404 6 Jason Stranberg,1997...... 397 7 Chris Bites, 2001 395 8 Curtis Davis, 2001 390 9 Andy Jenkins, 2005...... 388 10 Joe Gerber, 1999 ...... 387

At-bats 1 Jacoby Ellsbury, 2005...... 244 2 Brian Barden, 2002...... 232 3 Aaron Mathews, 2004...... 227 4 Brian Barden, 2001...... 226 (tie) Darwin Barney, 2005...... 226 6 Seth Pietsch, 2003...... 224 7 Josh Carter, 2001...... 220 8 Andy Jarvis, 2003...... 217 9 Andy Jarvis, 2001...... 214 10 Shea McFeely, 2005...... 213

Hits Brian Barden Dave Brundage 1 JacobyEllsbury,2005 99 2 Brian Barden, 2001 83 7 SethPietsch, 2002 123 3 Brian Barden, 2002 81 Home runs Winning percentage Innings pitched (tie) Aaron Mathews,2004 123 (tie) Andy Jenkins, 2005 81 1 Jim Wilson, 1982 21 1 Scott Nicholson, 2001 1302 1. 9 Brian Barden,2001 122 (minimum 4 wins) 5 Josh Carter, 2001 78 2 Al Hunsinger, 1981 15 1 Mark Newell, 1997 2 Dallas Buck, 2005 129 C 10 Joe Gerber,2000 120 1.000(8-0) (tie) Seth Pietsch, 2003 78 3 Bob McNair, 1980 14 2 Bill Oerding, 1960 1000(7-0) 3 Thad Johnson, 2001 1222

7 R A Neitzel, 1990 75 4 Al Hunsinger,1980 13 (tie) JerryJohnson,1970 1000(7-0) 4 Mason Smith,1994 1202 8 Dave Brundage, 1986 74 (tie) Joe Gerber, 1999 13 Slugging percentage 4 Steve Clark, 1962 .. 1000(6-0) 5 Cecil Ira, 1962 116.2 (tie) Joe Gerber, 1999 74 6 Steve Smith, 1983 12 (minimum 120 at-bats) (tie) Jason Bronson, 1997 1000(6-0) 6 Mike Thurman, 1994 ...... 1142 (be) Joe Gerber, 2000 74 (tie) David Schmidt, 1996 12 1 Jim Wilson, 1982 829 6 Tom Hobbs,1964 1000(5-0) 7 Scott Christman, 1993 1102 (tie) Aaron Mathews, 2004 74 (tie) Andy Jarvis, 2001 12 2 Al Hunsinger,1981 717 7 Many players 1000(4-0) 8 Jonah Nickerson, 2005 110.C (tie) Seth Pietsch, 2003 12 3 Joe Gerber,1998...... 713 9 Scott Anderson, 1984 108.1 Runs 10 Chris Newman, 1983 11 4 Joe Gerber, 1999...... 670 Saves 10 Jeff Post, 1992 1072 (tie) Joe Gerber, 1998 11 5 Ken Bowen,1987 667 1 Jason Stranberg,1997 67 1 Kevin Gunderson,2005...... (tie)Zach Gordon,2000 11 6 Bob McNair,1980...... 660 2 Jacoby Ellsbury, 2003 56 2 Jared Sanders, 2002...... 19 Complete games (tie) Andy Jarvis, 2002 11 7 Ben Bertrand,1997...... 647 (tie) Jacoby Ellsbury, 2004 56 3 Mike Boire, 1997...... 8 1 Cecil Ira, 1962 ... 1. 8 Chris Wakeland, 1996...... 643 (tie) Jacoby Ellsbury, 2005 56 4 Dallas Buck, 2004 6 2 ScottAnderson , 1984 11 9 ChrisNewman,1983...... 628 5 Dave Brundage, 1986 55 Runs batted in 5 Jim Grove, 1982 5 (tie) Cecil Ira, 1963 . 11 10 Randy Duke, 1987 627 6 Ben Bertrand, 1997 52 1 Joe Gerber, 2000.rte r,..r;;..;....n..67 (tie) Stephen Copeland, 2001 5 4 Mason Smith, 1994. 1C (tie) Seth Pietsch, 2003 52 2 Jim Wilson,1982...... 62 (tie) Nate Fogle,2005 5 (tie) Mike Thurman,1994 1 8 Chris Wakeland, 1996 51 (tie) Rob Colley, 1998 62 Stolen bases 8 Tim Lambert, 1986 4 (tie) Scott Nicholson, 2001 1C (tie) Brian Barden, 2001 51 4 Bob McNair, 1980 59 1 Dave Brundage, 1986 29 (tie) Jeff Post, 1990 4 6 Scott Christman, 1993 9 (tie) Seth Pietsch, 2002 51 5 Joe Gerber, 1999...... 57 2 JeffBrauning, 1989...... 28 (tie) Andy Baldwin, 2003 4 (tie) Ken Noble, 1976...... 9

6 Andy Jenkins, 2005...... 56 3 Kim Bradshaw, 1957...... 26 (tie) Rod Scheckla,1988...... 9 Doubles 7 Brian Barden, 2001...... 55 (tie) Jeff Doyle, 1977...... 26 Earned run average 9 Norb Wellman, 1953...... 8 8 Al Hunsinger, 1981...... 54 (tie) Jacoby Ellsbury,2005 26 (tie) Steve Clark, 1964 ...... 8 1 Seth Pietsch, 2002...... 24 (minimum 40 innings pitched) (tie) Ryan Lipe, 1997...... 54 6 Steve Lyons,1980...... 25 (tie) Tony Calderon, 2003 ...... 24 1 Bill Oerding,1960...... 1 07 (tie) BenBertrand,1998 54 7 Jeff Doyle,1976...... 24 3 Chris Biles, 2003...... 23 2 Cecil Ira, 1962...... 1 23 Shutouts (tie) Josh Carter, 2001...... 54 8 Scott Hardin, 1994...... 23 4 A J Marquardt, 1993...... 19 3 Ken Noble, 1976...... 126 1 Cecil Ira, 1963 4 9 Todd Thomas,1983...... 21 (tie) Joe Gerber, 2000...... 19 , , 4 (tie)Tyler Graham, 2005...... 21 4 Steve Clark1964 146 2 John Sipple1988 (tie) Jacoby Ellsbury, 2005 19 Walks 5 Jack Humphrey, 1967 . 153 (tie) Scott Christman, 1993 4 7 Jeff Brauning,1989...... 18 1 Rich Dodge, 1977...... 48 6 Scott Anderson, 1984 . 166 4 Bill Oerding,1960 3 (tie) Troy Schader, 1999...... 18 2 Ben Johnson, 1989...... 47 Wins 7 Lou Tanselli, 1979 1 75 (tie) Cecil Ira, 1962 3 (tie) Josh Carter, 2001...... 18 3 Jeff Doyle, 1976...... 45 1 Scott Christman, 1993 14(14-1) 8 John Sipple, 1988 182 (tie) Ken Noble, 1976 3 10 Marc Malloy, 1994 17 4 Lance Rice, 1988 42 2 Dallas Buck, 2005 12(12-1) (tie) Denny Tower, 1967 182 (tie) Jeff Otis, 1987 3 (tie) Brent Watts, 1994...... 17 5 Ben Bertrand, 1998 ...... 41 3 Cecil Ira, 1962 11(11-3) 10 Scott Anderson,1976 1 90 (tie) Scott Nicholson, 2001 3

(tie) Chris Wakeland,1996 17 6 Ken Bowen, 1986 40 (tie) Jeff Reece,1983 11(11-3) 9 Manyy pplayersy 2 (tie) Dave Brundage,1986...... 40 (tie)MasonSmith, 1994 .. 11(11-3) Strikeouts (tie) Troy Haugen,1989...... 40 Triples (tie) Andrew Checketts,1998 11(11-1) 1 Ken Forsch,1968 . 121 (tie) Joe Gerber, 2000...... 40 (tie) Scott Nicholson,2001 11(11-2) 1 Abino Vazquez, 1997 ...... 7 2 Scott Christman, 1993 119 (tie) Shea McFeely, 2004...... 40 (tie) Jake Postlewait, 2004 11(11-3) 2 Jeff Doyle, 1977...... 6 3 Dallas Buck, 2005 118 (tie) Anton Maxwell,2005 11(11-1) (tie) Todd Thomas, 1983...... 6 Cecil Ira, 1963 10(10-3) 4 Mason Smith, 1994 115 (tie) Seth Pietsch, 2002...... 6 Total bases 5 Jonah Nickerson, 2005 114 (tie) John Sipple,1985 10(10-2) (tie) Aaron Mathews, 2004...... -16 1 Jacoby Ellsbury, 2005 142 6 Chris Pine, 1998 104 (tie) Rod Scheckla,1988 10(10-6) 6 Twink Pederson, 1956...... 5 2 Seth Pietsch, 2003 133 7 Jeff Reece,1983 100 (tie) Jeff Post,1990 10(0-4) (tie) Lute Barnes, 1968...... 5 3 Joe Gerber, 1999 128 8 Scott Anderson, 1984 98 (tie) Mike Thurman,1994 10(10-4)1 (tie) Dave Backen, 1980...... 5 4 Jim Wilson, 1982 126 (tie) ScottChristmas,1992 ..... 98 (tie) David Anderson, 1992...... 5 5 Brian Barden, 2002 125 10 Denny Straub,1964 97 10 Many players...... 4 R Bob WNair 1 QRO 1 7d 2006 OREGON STATE 64 BASEBALL GUIDE

OREGON STATEYEARLY TEAMLEADERS

Batting average (minimum 120 at-bats) 1967 DarrylSummerfield 304 1968 Lute Barnes...... 340 1969 Bob Beall...... 313 1970 Mike Naylor 218 1971 Dan Cunningham 405 1972 Dan Cunningham...... 323 1973 Dan Cunningham 336 1974 Rich Dodge...... 309 1975Tom Simas...... 371 1976 Pete Rowe...... 338 1977Jeff Doyle...... 350 1978Jerry Miller, 364 1979Jerry Yung 302 1980 Bob McNair 356 1981 AI Hunsinger...... 346 1982 Mickey Riley...... 374 1983 Todd Thomas...... 368 1984 Bryan Ganter...... 307

1985 David Bmndage...... 370 1986 David Brundage...... 366 1987 Randy Duke 423

1988Jeff Brauning...... 341

1989 Ben Johnson...... 342

1990 R.A Neitzel...... 355 1991 Kevin Hooker 328 1992Jason Akina 333 1993A J Marquardt ,376 1994A J Marquardt 1995 David Schmidt 320 Joe Gerber Scott Christman 1996 Chris Wakeland 368 1997 Jason Stranberg 397 2003TonyCalderon 2002 BrianBarden 232 2004AaronMathews 74 Doubles ...... 1998Joe Gerber...... 377 2003Seth Pietsch 224 2005JacobyEllsbury 99 2004Shea McFeely...... 1999 Joe Gerber...... 387 2004Aaron Mathews 227 1967 Darryl Summerfield...... 8 2005Jacoby Ellsbury......

2000Drew Hedges...... ,. . 371 1968 Larry Rich...... 6 2005 JacobyEllsbury 244 Runs 2001 Chris Biles...... 395 Darryl Summerfield...... 6 Triples 2002Brian Barden...... 349 Hits 1969 Bob Beall...... 27 1969 Bob Beall...... 9 .:3 2003Tony Calderon...... 362 1970 Bob Beall...... 24 1970 Dave Wiggins...... 7 1967Steve Crow 2004Jacoby Ellsbury 352 1967 Darryl Summerfield...... 42 1971 Dan Cunningham...... 27 1971 Doug Miller...... 8 Darryl Summerfield

2005Jacoby Ellsbury 406 1968 Lute Barnes , 50 1972 Mel Cuckovich 20 1972 Dan Cunningham 7 1968 Lute Barnes 1969 Bob Beall...... 42 DougMiller...... 20 1973 Dan Cunningham...... 9 1969 Tom Shoup

i h 7 1970 Bob Beall At-bats 1970DaveWiggns...... 32 1973 MelCuckovich...... 24 1974 Rob Dran...... 1971 Dan Cunningham...... 53 1974 Rich Dodge...... 29 Bruce Jackson ...... 7 Jim Beall 1967 Lute Barnes...... 143 1972Dan Cunningham 43 1975 Ramon Gonzalez...... 33 1975 Rob Drahn...... 8 Mike Keck...... 1968 Lute Barnes...... 147 1973Dan Cunningham...... 44 Tom Simas 33 Tom Simas...... 8 1971 Mike Naylor...... 1969 PaulDoupe...... 138 Ken Bailey...... 44 Steve Wilkins...... 33 1976 Pete Rowe...... 12 1972Jim Cave...... 1970 Curt Daniels...... 108 1974Rich Dodge...... 42 1976 Jeff Doyle 44 1977 Jeff Doyle 12 Mel Cuckovich...... 1971 Dave Hummel...... 139 1975Tom Simas...... 53 1977 Jeff Doyle...... 49 1978 Bob McNair...... 15 Bruce Jackson...... 1972 Mel Cuckovich...... 134 1976Pete Rowe...... 53 1978 Jerry Miller 36 1979 Dave Gassaway...... 9 Bob Looney...... 1973 Ken Bailey...... 138 1977Jeff Doyle...... 64 1979 Dave Backen...... 24 1980 Bob McNair...... 11 Doug Miller...... 1974 Ramon Gonzalez ,...... 145 1978Jerry Miller...... 68 1980 Steve Lyons 45 1981 Mickey Riley...... 12 1973 Larry Buehler ...... 1975 Ramon Gonzalez...... 158 1979Dave Backen...... 38 1981 Al Hunsinger...... 49 1982 Jim Wilson...... 10 Dan Cunningham...... 1976 Jeff Doyle...... 171 JerryYung 38 1982 Jim Wilson...... 49 1983 Mike Strutton 7 1974 Rich Dodge...... Rob Drahn...... 171 1980Bob McNair...... 67 1983 Todd Thomas...... 48 Todd Thomas...... 7 Bill Martinez...... 1977 Jeff Doyle...... 183 1981 Al Hunsinger 55 1984 Bryan Ganter 25 1984 ChrisNewman...... 8 Rich Plante...... 1978 Jerry Miller...... 187 1982Mickey Riley...... 61 1985 Gary Hamilton...... 44 1985 Ken Bowen...... 14 1975 Ramon Gonzalez...... 1979 Bob McNair ...... 146 1983Todd Thomas...... 68 1986 David Brundage...... 55 Quinn Williams...... 14 1976Jeff Doyle...... 1980 Bob McNair...... 188 1984 Bryan Ganter...... 39 1987 Ken Bowen...... 50 1986 Dave Brundage...... 12 1977Jeff Doyle ...... 1981 Al Hunsinger...... 159 1985 David Brundage...... 67 1988 JeffBrauning...... 49 Tim Lambert...... 12 1978Jeff Boyd...... 1982 Mickey Riley...... 163 1986 David Brundage 74 1989 JeffBrauning 41 1987 Ken Bowen...... 16 Steve Rudolph 1983 Todd Thomas...... 185 1987 Ken Bowen...... 69 ...... 41 Randy Duke...... 16 1979 Bob McNair...... 1984 Chris Newman 137 1988JeffBrauning 60 1990 RA Neitzel 49 1988 JeffBrauning 13 1980 Dave Backen

1985 Ken Bowen , 193 1989JeffBrauning...... 70 1991 Dave Schoppe 36 1989 JeffBrauning...... 18 1981 Todd Thomas...... 1986 Dave Brundage 202 1990 R A Neitzel...... 75 1992 David Anderson...... 46 1990 Paul Sanders...... 15 1982Todd Thomas...... 1987 Ken Bowen...... 171 1991 Aaron Anderson...... 49 1993 Jim Champion ...... 42 1991 Paul Sanders...... 11 1983 Todd Thomas...... 6 1988 JeffBrauning...... 176 1992 David Anderson...... 60 1994 Scott Hardin...... 38 1992David Anderson...... 15 1984 Randy Duke ...... 3 1989 JeffBrauning...... 206 1993A J Marquardt...... 73 1995 Scott Hardin ...... 39 1993 AJ Marquardt...... 19 1985 David Brundage...... 3 1990 R A Neitzel...... 211 1994Todd Black...... 60 Kevin Hooker...... 39 1994Marc Malloy ...... 17 1986 David Brundage 3 1991 Paul Sanders...... 168 1995Scott Hardin...... 53 1996 Chris Wakeland...... 51 Brent Watts...... 17 Bryan Ganter ...... 3 1992 David Anderson 193 Pat Meiwes ...... 53 1997 Jason Stranberg...... 67 1995Kevin Hooker...... 12 Tim Lambert...... 3 1993 A J Marquardt...... 194 1996 Ryan McDonald...... 71 1998 Ben Bertrand...... 49 Pat Meiwes ...... 12 1987 Randy Duke ...... 2 1994 Scott Hardin 205 1997 Ryan Lipe ...... 69 1999 CorrieWillkie...... 46 1996ChrisWakeland...... 17 Troy Haugen...... 2 1995 Scott Hardin...... 198 Jason Stranberg...... 69 2000Brian Barden...... 50 1997Mike Leone ...... 11 1988 Troy Haugen...... 3 1996 Ryan McDonald ...... 201 1998 Ben Bertrand...... 67 2001 Brian Barden...... 51 AbinoVazquez...... 11 1989 Scott Sanders 4 1997 Ryan Lipe...... 200 1999Joe Gerber...... 74 2002Seth Pietsch...... 51 1998Ben Bertrand...... 14 1990 Dave Schoppe...... 4 1998 Ben Bertrand...... 190 2000Joe Gerber ...... 74 2003JacobyEllsbury...... 56 1999Troy Schader...... 18 1991 StaceyAyers...... 3 1999 Troy Schader 211 2001 Brian Barden...... 83 2004Jacoby Ellsbury...... 56 2000Joe Gerber...... 19 Dave Schoppe 3 2000Joe Gerber , , 210 2002 Brian Barden...... 81 2005Jacoby Ellsbury...... 56 2001 Josh Carter...... 18 1992 David Anderson ...... 5 2001 Brian Barden 226 2003 Seth Pietsch 78 2002Seth Pietsch 24 1993 Rrant Watts 2006 OREGON STATE BASEBALL GUIDE

1975 Tom Simas 447 1976 Pete Rowe ..503 1977 Jeff Doyle 563 1978 Bob McNair. ... 586 1979 Dave Backen 386 1980 Bob McNair 660 1981 Al Hunsinger 717 1982 Jim Wilson ... 829 1983 Chris Newman 628 1984 Chris Newman 460 1985 David Brundage ..... 525 1986 David Brundage...... 574 1987 Ken Bowen 667 1988 Jeff Brauning 528 1989 Scott Sanders .. 481 1990 Larry Vladic 500 1991 Dave Schoppe 494 1992David Anderson 503 1993A J Marquardt 598 1994A J Marquardt.. 547 1995David Schmidt 547 1996Chris Wakeland...... 643 1997Ben Bertrand 647 1998 Joe Gerber 713 1999 Joe Gerber 670 2000 Drew Hedges 600 2001 Chris Biles 605 2002Seth Pietsch 600 2003Seth Pietsch 594 2004Mike Lissman 568 2005 JacobyEllsbury 582 Dan Cunningham Andy Jarvis Stolen bases 1994 Todd Black 4 1993 Jim Champion 10 2000Joe Gerber 67 Total bases Jim Champion 4 1994 Marc Malloy 7 2001 Brian Barden 55 1967Lute Barnes...... 7 1995 Chris Wakeland 3 1995 David Schmidt 8 2002 Brian Barden 50 1967 Darryl Summerfield 62 Bob Kaiser::.:...:...... ::.: 7 1996 Chris Wakeland 3 1996 David Schmidt 12 2003Andy Jarvis 49 1968 Lute Barnes ...... :...... 63 1968Lute Barnes 16 1997AbinoVazquez...... 7 1997Ben Bertrand 10 2004Aaron Mathews 49 1969 Bob Beall 64 1969Bob Beall 11 46 1998 Ben Bertrand ...... 2 1998Joe Gerber 11 2005Andy Jenkins 56 1970 DaveWiggins 1970Bob Beall 7 Rob Colley ...... 2 1999Joe Gerber 13 1971 DanCunningham 66 1971 Doug Miller 7 1972 Dan Cunningham ...... 52 1999 EricStark...... 3 2000Zach Gordon 11 Walks 1972Mel Cuckovich 6 2000 Drew Hedges 3 2001 Andy Jarvis ...... 12 1973 Dan Cunningham 57 1973Ken Bailey 10 1969 39 Bill Martinez 60 2001 Eric Stark 4 2002Andy Jarvis 11 Bob Beall 1974 1974Rich Dodge., 10 2002Seth Pietsch ...... 6 2003Seth Pietsch 12 1970 Bob Beal 34 1975 Ramon Gonzalez 65 1975 Ramon Gonzalez 11 2003 Seth Pietsch 4 2004Mike Lissman 8 1971 Doug Miller 24 1976 Pete Rowe 79 1976Jeff Doyle 24 2004Aaron Mathews 6 Aaron Mathews 8 1972 Doug Miller 26 1977 Jeff Doyle 103 1977Jeff Doyle 26 2005Jacoby Ellsbury 3 2005Mitch Canham 8 1973Ty Gorton 24 1978 BobMcNair 102 1978 Jerry Miller. 6 1974 Rich Dodge 17 1979 BobMcNair 53 Steve Rudolph 6 1975 Steve Wilkins 21 1980 BobMcNair 124 1979 Bob Webster 10 Home runs Runs batted in 1976Jeff Doyle 45 1981 Al Hunsinger 114 1980Steve Lyons 25 1967 Bill Bonser 5 1967Tom Jones ...... 25 1977 Rich Dodgen ...... 48 1982Jim Wilson 126 1981 Todd Thomas 17 Steve Renne 5 1968Tom Jones 23 1978 Rich Harper 29 1983Steve Smith 97 1982 Mickey Riley 19 1968 Darryl Summerfield 6 1969Bob Beall...... 22 1979Steve Lyons 30 1984 Chris Newman ..63 1983Todd Thomas 21 1969 Bob Beall.. w ...... 3 1970Bob Beall 16 1980 Steve Lyons 36 1985 David Brundage 95 1984 Mike Strutton 14 1970 Bob Beall 4 1971 Dave Hummel 23 1981 Al Hunsinger 35 1986 David Brundage 116 1985Quinn Williams 13 1971 Mel Cuckovich 2 1972Doug Miller 18 1982 Mickey Riley 36 1987 Ken Bowen 114 1986 David Brundage 29 Dan Cunningham 2 1973 Bruce Jackson 25 1983 Mickey Riley 35 1988 Jeff Brauning 93 1987 Bryan Ganter 16 1972 Bruce Jackson 2 1974 Bill Martinez 24 1984Tim Fasel 21 1989 Jeff Brauning 97 1988Scott Sanders 14 Doug Miller 2 1975 Bill Martinez 35 Chris Newman 21 1990 R A Neitzel 102 1989Jeff Brauning 28 1973 Bruce Jackson 4 1976 Rob Drahn 40 Dain Syverson 21 1991 Dave Schoppe 78 1990 R A Neitzel 20 1974 Bill Martinez 4 1977 Pete Rowe 44 1985 Ken Bowen 35 1992 David Anderson 97 1991 David Anderson 13

1975 Bill Martinez 4 1978 Bob McNair 46 Quinn Williams...... :.:.:::.135 1993 A J e.Marquardt.4 ...... 116 1992 David Anderson...... 19 1976 Steve Wilkins 6 1979Steve Lyons 34 1986 Ken Bowen 40 1994MarcMalloy 95 1993Jon Yonemitsu 15 1977 Rich Dodge 7 1980 Bob McNair 59 David Brundage 40 1995Pat Meiwes 86 1994 Scott Hardin 23 1978 Bob McNair 10 1981 Al Hunsinger 54 1987 Ken Bowen 30 1996 ChrisWakeland 117 1995Scott Hardin 12 1979 Dave Gassaway 3 42 110 1982Jim Wilson 62 1988 Lance Rice 1997 Ben Bertrand 1996 Ryan Hilts . . 7 Steve Lyons 3 1983Chris Newman 37 1989 Ben Johnson 47 1998 Ben Bertrand 115 Ryan McDonald 7

Bob McNair ...... 3 Steve Smith .. . 37 1990 Paul Sanders 29 1999 Joe Gerber 128 1997 Jason Stranberg 16 1980 Bob McNair 14 1984 LindseyJohnson 21 1991 Dave Schoppe 30 2000Joe Gerber 120 1998 Jason Stranberg 16 1981 Al Hunsinger 15 1985 Ken Bowen...... 44 1992 Jason Akina...... 34 2001 Brian Barden 122 1999 Bryan Ingram 6 1982 Jim Wilson 21 1986 Keith Krafve 46 1993Jamie Burke..:::...... 31 2002Brian Barden 125 Eric Stark 6 1983 Steve Smith 12 1987 Ken Bowen 51 1994 Todd Black 28 2003Seth Pietsch 133 2000 Eric Stark 11 1984 Chris Newman 5 1988 Lance Rice 47 1995 Kevin Hooker 32 2004Aaron Mathews 123 2001 Eric Stark 10 1985 Gary Hamilton 7 1989Jeff Brauning 38 1996 David Schmidt 30 2005Jacoby Ellsbury 142 2002Aaron Mathews...... 10 Mel Mallinak 7 Brent Hahn...... 38 1997 Jason Stranberg 39 2003JacobyEllsbury 14 1986 David Brundage 8 1990 LarryVladic 38 1998 BenBertrand 41 Slugging percentage 2004Jacoby Ellsbury 20 1987 Ken Bowen 9 1991 Aaron Anderson 37 1999 Drew Hedges 33 2005Jacoby Ellsbury 26 Bryan Garter...... :9 1992Jamie Burke 36 2000Joe Gerber...... -1 ...... 40 (minimum 120 at-bats) 1967 Darryl Summerf'ield 449 1988 Jeff Brauning 6 1993A J Marquardt 40 2001 EricStark 32 1989Troy Haugen 3 1994 MarcMalloy 39 2002Will Hudson 34 1968 Lute Barnes . 429 Wins Scott Sanders 3 1995 Pat Meiwes 39 2003 Chris Kunda 32 1969 Bob Beall 478 1967Jack Humphrey 7(7-2) Dave Schoppe 3 1996 Chris Wakeland 49 2004Shea McFeely 40 1970 Dave Wiggins 474 1968 Ken Forsch . 8(8-3) 1971 Dan Cunningham 503 1990 Larry Vladic...... 7 1997 Ryan Lipe 54 2005Jacoby Ellsbury 36 1969Tony Perry .. . 5(5-4) 1991 Dave Schoppe 5 1998 Rob Colley 62 1972Dan Cunningham...... 391 1970Jerry Johnson 7(7-0) 1992David Anderson 4 1999Joe Gerber 57 1973 Dan Cunningham 435 1971 Greg Lebeck 4(4-2) 1974 Bill Martinez 420 2006 OREGON STATE BASEBALL GUIDE

ILI

arzt,reguurgenson stay Steve Swedgerg 3(3-0) 1973 Gail Meier 4(4-1) 1974 GregJurgenson 5(5-3) 1975 Ken Noble 6(6-2) 1976 Ken Noble 9(9-4) 1977 ScottAndeson 9(9-2) Ken Noble 9(9-6) 1978 Ken Noble 6(6-5) 1979 Bob Flynn 6(6-5) Mark Niles 6(6-5) 1980 Kyle Dunning 8(8-2) 1981 Mike Gorman 8(8-3) 1982 MikeGorman 9(9-2) 1983 Jeff Reece 11(11-3) 1984 ScottAnderson 8(8-6) 1985 John Sipple 10(10-2) 1986 David Brundage 8(84) John Sipple 8(8-3) 1987 Jeff Otis 9(9-4) 1988 Rod Scheckla 10(10-6) 1989 KentNielson 7(7-5) Jeff Otis 7(7-5) 1990 Jeff Post ...... 10(10-4) 1991 Jeff Post:....:...... 7(7-1) 1992 Jeff Post....:, ::...... 8(8-8) 1 1993 Scott Christman 14(14-1) 1994 Mason Smith 11(11-3) 1995 Kevin Hooker 7(7-2) 1996 Eric Lovinger 9(9-2) 1997 Mark Newell 8(8-0) 1998 Andrew Checketts 11(11-1) Scott Nicholson 1999 B R Cook 6 (6-9) 2000 Scoff Nicholson 8(8-7) 1995Brian Masewicz 3 1983 Jeff Reece 310 1973 Gail Meier 2001 Scott Nicholson 11(11-2) 1996Mark Newell 3 1984 ScottAnderson 1 66 1974 Greg Jurgenson 1976 Scott Anderson 2002 Ben Rowe 7(7-5) ...... 1997Mike Boire 8 1985 Chris Payne 3 78 1975 Tom Chamberlain 2003 Jake Postlewait 5(5-1) Pat Barry ...... 1998Matt Bailie 3 1986 BryceHulstrom 2 51 KenNob!e 2004 Jake Postlewait 11(11-3) 1977 Mike Paul...... _!...i...... 3 1999Travis Rainwater 2 1987 Jeff Otis 2 88 1976 Gail Meier 1978 2005 Dallas Buck 12(12-1) Pat Barry ...... 1 2000Nick Renault 2 1988 John Sipple 182 1977 ScottAnderson Bruce Plato 2001 Stephen Copeland 5 1989 Jeff Otis 322 1978 EricSallee 1979 Bob Flynn :::.:...... 3 Winning percentage 2002Jared Sanders, 9 1990 Jeff Post 196 1979 Mark Niles 1980 Kyle Dunning 2 2003Andy Baldwin 4 1991 Mason Smith 317 1980 Mike Gorman...... (minimum 4 wins) Ken West 2004Dallas Buck 6 1992 ScottChristman 3 50 1981 Jeff Reece 1967 Jack Humphrey 778 (7-2) 1981 Jim Grove 2005Kevin Gunderson 14 1993 ScottChristman 2 20 1982 Mike Gorman 1968 Ken Forsch 727(8-3) 1982 Jim Grove _...... 5 1994 Mason Smith 2 39 1983 JeffReece 1969 TonyPerry 556(5-4) 1983 MarkAllen 1 1995 Eric Lovinger 412 1984 ScottAnderson 1970Jerry Johnson 1000(7-0) ScottAnderson ...... Earned run averse Chris Pine 277 1985 John Sipple 1971 Greg Lebeck 667(4-2) Jeff Reece...... fi (minimum 40 innings) 1997 Mark Newell...... 212 1986 Bryce Hulstrom 1972 Steve Swedberg 1000(3-0) Ken Westx: >:...... , 1 1967 Jack Humphrey 153 1998Andrew Checketts...... 377 1987 Jeff Otis..:...... 1973 Gail Meier 800(4-1) 1984 Ron Daultonx:::...J,...... __...... 3 1968 Ken Forsch 1 92 1999 B R Cook ...... 544 1988 Rod Scheckla 1974 Greg Jurgenson 625(5-3) 1985 David Brundage.....:.:::...:...... 2 1969 Greg Lebeck 2 67 2000Scott Nicholson 4 72 1989 Kent Nielson 1975 Ken Noble 750(6-2) Ron Daultonu._ ....:..:.:...... :. 2 1970 Jerry Johnson 191 2001 Scott Nicholson ...... 358 1990 Craig McCarthy 1976 TomChamberlain 833(5-1) Bryce Hulstrom ...... `2 1971 Greg Lebeck 2 88 2002Ty Kline 368 1991 JeffSmith 1977 Scott Anderson 818(9-2) Quinn Williams...... 1972 Greg Jurgenson 301 2003Jake Postlewait 343 1992 Scott Christman 1978 Eric Sallee 833(5-1) 1986 Tim Lambert...... a 1973 Joel McCowan 2 88 2004Kevin Gunderson 2 90 1993 Scott Christman 1979 Bob Flynn 545(6-5) 1987 Tim Lambert 1974 GregJurgenson 241 2005 Dallas Buck 209 1994 Mason Smith Mark Niles 545(6-5) Mark Shaffer ...... 1 1975 Tom Chamberlain 2 62 1995 Kevin Hooker 1980 Kyle Dunning 800 (8-2) 1988 Lance Rice...... 3 1976 Ken Noble 126 1996 Andrew Checketts 1981 John Collins 778 (7-2) 1989 Dave Schoppe «...... 3 1977 Pat Barry 211 Strikeouts 1997 Mark Newell 1982 Mike Gorman 818(9-2) 1990 Jeff Post 1978 Pat Barry 225 1967 Ken Forsch 63 1998 Chris Pine 1983JeffReece , , 786(11-3) 1991 Scott Christman Bob Flynn 2 25 1968 Ken Forsch 121 1999 B R Cook 1984John Rushing 857(6-1) Dave Schoppe 1979 LouTanselli 175 1969TonyPerry 79 2000Scott Nicholson 1985 Ron Daulton 1000(4-0) 1992 Scott Christman...... 1980 John Collins 250 1970Jerry Johnson 54 2001 ThadJohnson 1986Jeff Otis 1000(4-0) 1993 Scott Morrison 1981 John Collins 3 53 1971 Wayne Burns 33 2002Mark McLemore 1987 Rod Scheckla 727 (8-3) 1994 Eric Lovinger 1982 Mike Gorman 2 93 1972 Greg Jurgenson.....:....:..:.r..50 2003 Ben Rowe 1988John Sipple 667 (6-3) 1989 Lance Donaly 800(4-1) 1990 Craig McCarthy 800(4-1) 1991 Jeff Post 875 (7-1) 1992 Scott Christman 545 (6-5) 1993 Scott Christman 933(14-1) 1994 Mason Smith 786 (11-3) 1995 Kevin Hooker 778(7-2) 1996 Eric Lovinger 818(9-2) 1997 Mark Newell 1000(8-0) 1998Andrew Checketts 917(11-1) 1999 B R Cook 400(6-9) 2000 Mark Newell 545(6-5) 2001 Scott Nicholson 846(11-2) 2002Ty Kline 857(6-1) 2003Jake Postlewait 833 (5-1) 2004Jake Postlewait 786 (11-3) 2005 Dallas Buck 993(19-11 .B.R..Cook Frank Roelandt Jerry Exley Jeff Post 2006 ` OREGON STATE BASEBALL GUIDE

2004Dallas Buck 57 1989 None 2005Dallas Buck 118 1990 Jeff Post 2 1991 Jeff Smith 2 51. 1992 Jeff Post 2 Innings pitched 1993 Scott Christman 4 1967 Ken Forsch 591 1994 Mason Smith 2 1968 Ken Forsch 980 IF MikeThurman 2

1969 Tony Perry,...... 822 1995 Jeremy Beard ...... 1

1970 Jerry Johnson...... 611 Kevin Hooker .. 1

1971 Bob Martin 560 Eric Lovinger 1 1972 Greg Jurgenson 742 1996 Chris Pine 2 1973 Gail Meier:...... 630 1997 None

1974 Greg Jurgenson 671 1998 BrodyPercell...... « ...... 1

1975 Ken Noble 720 1999 B R Cook 1

1976 Ken Noble 992 2000Mark Newell 1 1977 Ken Noble 951 2001 Scott Nicholson .. .. 3 1978 Eric Sallee 931 2002 None 1979 MarkNiles 891 2003 None 1980 Kyle Dunning 930 Bill Martinez Ryan Lip- e R.A. Neitzel 2004 None 1981 JohnCollins 762 2005Dallas Buck 1982 Mike Gorman...... :920 1968 Ken Forsch 4 1991 Dave Schoppe 5 1972 None 1973 None 1983 Jeff Reece 1071 1969Greg LeBeck ...... 3 1992 ScottChristman . 5 1984Scott Anderson 1081 Tony Perry 3 1993 ScottChristman 9 1974 Greg Jurgenson 1 1985 John Sipple 1032 1970 Mike Keck 3 1994 Mason Smith 10 1975 Gail Meier 1 1986 Bryce Hulstrom 962 1971 Keith Gentz 3 MikeThurman 10 Charlie Schlottman 1 1987 Jeff Otis 970 1972Wayne Bums 1995 Kevin Hooker 6 1976 Ken Noble 3 1988 Rod Scheckla 1041 Greg Jurgenson 1996 Eric Lovinger 5 1977 Ken Noble 1 1989 Kent Nielson 960 Joe Myhre 1997AndrewChecketts 3 1978 Pat Barry 1 1990 Jeff Post 822 1973 Greg Jurgenson Mark Newell 3 Bruce Plato 1 1991 Jeff Smith 922 1974 Greg Jurgenson 1998Andrew Checketts 6 1979 Bob Flynn . 2 1992 Jeff Post 1072 1975 Gail Meier 4 1999 B R Cook...... 4 MarkNiles .2 1993 Scott Christman 1102 Ken Noble 4 2000 ThadJohnson 5 1980 Kyle Dunning 1 1994 Mason Smith 1202 1976 Ken Noble 9 Scott Nicholson 5 Mike Gorman 1 1995 Jeremy Beard 910 1977ScottAnderson 6 2001 ScottNicholson 10 Lou Tanselli 1 1996 Eric Lovinger 821 1978 Eric Sallee 7 2002 Ben Rowe 2 1981 John Collins ...... 1 1997 Mark Newell 721 1979 MarkNiles 7 2003 Ben Rowe 2 Kyle Dunning 1 1998 Andrew Checketts 860 1980 Kyle Dunning 6 2004Jonah Nickerson Jeff Reece . 1 1999 B R Cook 1010 1981 John Collins 5 Jake Postlewait 1982 None 2000Scott Nicholson 1062 1982 Mike Gorman 5 2005Dallas Buck 2 1983 Jeff Reece 2001 Scott Nicholson 1302 1983Jeff Reece 7 1984 None

2002StephenCopeland 962 1984 ScottAnderson 11 1985 Ron Daulton 1 2003Ben Rowe 832 1985 David Brundage Shutouts Chris Payne 1 4 1967 Jack Humphrey 2 John Rushing 1 2004Jake Postlewait . 941 John Sipple ...... 2005Dallas Buck 1290 1986 David Brundage 5 1968 Ken Forsch 1 John Sipple 1 1987Jeff Otis:.....T' :...... ::..6 1969 None 1986 Bryce Hulstrom 2 Complete games 1988 Rod Scheckla 9 1970 Bob Beall John Sipple 2 1989Jeff Otis 7 Jerry Johnson...... 1987 Jeff Otis .. 3 1967 JackHumphrey 3 1990Jeff Post 4 1971 Wayne Burns 1988 John Sipple 4

ReC1_STAT; YEARLYTEAM TOTALS

Batting average 2003 305 2004 ... 293 1967 270 2005 316 1968...... 259 J 1969 243 1970 247 At-bats 1971 279 1967 .. 1,154 S . X89J'a9 1972 254 1968 ... .1,219 1973 253 1969 .... 1,268 1974 267 1970 1,079 1975 300 1971 1,163

1976 272 1972 . . 1,129

1977 280 1973 . 1,180 1978 270 1974 1,275 1979 255 0 1975::.y. ....::: .:.:...... _.... 1,312 1980 285 1976 1,502

1981 292 1977 .. . 1,563 1982 286 1978....r...... 1,471 1983 306 1979J:...... » ...... 1,280 1984...... 253 1980...... 1,516 1985...... 307 1981 ...... «...... 1,428 1986 293 1982 1,390 1987:...... 293 1983 1,452 1988 ...... 293 1984 1,427 1989 ...... 280 1985 .1,645 1990 ...... 306 1986 1,775 1991 ... 272 1987 .1,538 1992 271 1988 1,612 1993 311 Oregon State's first 30-win season came in 1976 1989 1,644 1994 272 1990 . . 1,772 1995...... ::..263 1991 1,542 1997 327 1999 .292 2001 315 1996 306 1992 1,681

1998 318 I 2000 .310 I 2002 302 143 154 135 132 130 143 181 239 240 268 227 185 312 287 267 181 341 330 306 304 288 287 249 266 315 231 253 . 158 . .. 275 .. 334 ...... i.. - i i .. I ... j .. i .

. i ...... j ...... 1996 1997 1998 1999 Home runs 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 . 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Runs batted in 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 rL ' . 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1981 1984 1991 4 1979 1980 1982 1983 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1992 1993 1994 1995 I 64 57 57 98 79 80 82 61 87 89 82 70 89 92 92 82 14 118 111 108 108 109 123 109 p1 .. .. 107 jr i i. ... i i { Ii i I 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 Triples 1967 43 32 53 44 42 44 39 43 52 63 77 69 54 80 85 381 504 438 353 420 400 382 382 374 422 d .. .. d ... oti { 1996 1997 1998 1999 Doubles 1967 1968 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 Coach Jack Riley and the Beavers visited Hawai'i in 1979 Coach Jack Riley and the Beavers 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 ... 2005 1969 1981 .iifi{n 4 .r 'tis Jack Riley, Ralph Coleman, OSU President Robert MacVicar and athletic director Dee Andros at Coleman Field's dedication in 1981 408 438 397 326 432 417 398 444 361 505 520 450 473 461 542 419 455 521 449 419 514 582 547 556 586 618 572 575 541 634 164 155 197 150 181 207 275 281 301 209 355 321 308 333 210 379 375 354 333 335 329 302 365 277 285 312 315 309 266 324 312 298 340 394 1,674 1,649 1,594 1,680 1,903 1,891 1,960 1,892 1,885 1,849 2,005 . .. 255 .. 290 .. ...1,780 ..1,720 ...... j r 3 l ' ...... 7 .. ..

.. i ...... is . Hits 1977 1978 1979 ... 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987.. 1988...... 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 Runs 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995.. 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 1967 1968 ...... 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 .©04 2006 OREGON STATE iil' o° ,' i 1 ! =BASEBALL GUIDE 69

1991 455 1973 15 (1 b-LU-1) 1998 408 1974 16(16-23) 1999...... 320 1975 28 (28-10-1) 1000 383 1976 31(31-15) ?001 366 1977 31(31-17) ?002 348 1978 22(22-22-2) ?003 330 1979 21(21-25) ?004 325 1980 33(33-16) ?005 393 1981 29(29-14-1) 1982...... :...... :..29(29-15) Walks 1983 27(27-17) 1984 22(22-23) 1969 180 1985:.. _ ...... 34(34-17) 1970...... 146 1986 39 (39-15) 1971 174 1987 31(31-15) 1972 162 1988 30 (30-19) 1973...... _...... _...164 1989 27(27-23) 1974 151 1990 30 (30-22) 1975...... 199 1991 28(28-20) 1976 258 1992...... :...... 23(23-30) 1977:...... 259 1993 31(31-18) 1978...... :.222 1994 35(35-16) 1979...... 212 OSU set what was then a school record with 39 wins in 1986 1995...... :25(25-24-1) 1980 286 1996 32 (32-16-1) 1981 249 2000 897 1991 366 1982 63 1997 ....38(38-12-1) 1982 242 :...... 2001 914 1992 387 1983 85 1998 35 (35-14-1) 1983 248 2002 ...... 897 1993 428 1984 38 1999 19(19-35) 1984 198 2003 869 1994 388 1985 51 2000 28(28-27) 1985 273 ...... 2004 797 1995 395 1986 101 2001 31(31-24) 1986 316 2005 882 1996 440 1987 48 2002 31(31-23) 1987 238 1997 497 1988 ...... 61 2003 25(25-28) 1988 272 1998...... 484 1989C ...... is71 2004 31(31-22) 1989 297 Slugging percentage 1999 422 1990...... ::.73 2005 46 (46-12) 1990 176 1967 381 2000 474 1991 53 1991 214 1968..:...... ::..1..1.350 2001 466 1992 69 1992 251 Winning percentage 1969 323 2002 474 1993 61 1993 205 1967 658(25-13) 1970...... 335 2003 461 1994 71 1994 204 1968 635 (23-13-1) 1971 347 2004 431 1995A.:...... I ...... 23 1995 200 1969 460 (17-20-1) 1972 357 2005 440 1996 49 1996 247 1970 559 (19-15) 1973 320 1997...... w ...... 46 1997 293 1974 348 1971 514 (18-17) 1998...... 45 1998 337 1972 351(13-24) 1975 385 Stolen bases 1999 23 1999 265 1973 ...... 431(15-20-1) ...... 1976 380 1967 40 2000 39 ?000 264 1974 410(16-23) 1977 386 1968 57 2001...... r ...... 44 ?001 193 1975 731(28-10-1) 1978 376 1969 27 2002 48 ?002 222 1976 ...... 674(31-15) 1979 345 1970 33 2003...... 49 ..y _ 1003 330 1977 646(31-17) ...... 1980 435 1971...... 28 2004 54 ?004 270 1978 500(22-22-2) 1981 446 1972 28 2005 85 1005 287 1982...... 437 1973...... 34 1979 457(21-25) 1983...... 445 1974 1980 673 (33-16) Wins 1981 .670(29-14-1) Total bases 1984 339 1975 43 1985 435 1976 75 1967 25(25-13) 1982 659(29-15) 1967 440 1986 406 1977 72 1968 23(23-13-1) 1983 614 (27-17) 1968 427 1987...... 455 1978...... 40 1969 17(17-20-1) 1984 489(22-23) 1969 409 1988 416 1979 60 1970 19(19-15) 1985 667(34-17) 362 1970 1989 1986 722(39-15) 381 1980 98 1971...... '.)`.18(18-17) 1971 404 1990 422 1981 77 1972 13(13-24) 1987 674 (31-15) 1972 403 1988 .612(30-19) 1973 378 1989 540(27-23) 1974 444 1990 577(30-22) 1975 ...... J::505 1991 583(28-20) 1976 571 1992 .766 (23-30) 1977 603 .._...... : ::...... »< 1993...... 633(31-18) 1978 553 1994 686(35-16) 1979 442 1995 510(25-24-1) 1980 660 1996 663(32-16-1) 1981 637 111x1111 ii1 1997 755(38-12-1) 1982 608 1998 710 (35-14-1) 1983 646 1999 352(19-35) 1984 484 2000 .509 (28-27) 1985 716 2001 564(31-24) 1986 .. .. 721 2002 574(31-23) 1987 700 2003 472(25-28) 1988 670 2004 585(31-22) 1989 627 2005 793(46-12) 1990 748 1991 564 1992 650 Saves 1993 717 1976.....:.:::....:.::a...... :...... 2 1994 639 1977 9 1995 629 1978 2 1996.:...... :740 1979 7 1997...... 885 1980...... 7 1998 833 1981 ...... 9 1 000 Ann OSU played its first indoor games at the Kingdome in 1993 1QAb 7 tv ° T rrn- "m 2006 } OREGON STATE moo.- BASEBALL GUIDE

1983 4 1990

1984 4 1991 ..:...... > 1985 10 1992 ...... 1986 9 1993 1987...... _2 1994 ..._...... _...... :.,.

1988 , .... 8 1995

1989 ...... 6 1996 1990 13 1997 1991 2 1998 1992.r .... 5 1999

1993 1 2000

1994 , 7 2001 1995 7 2002 2 1996 7 2003 3

1997 11 2004 2 1998 ...... 6 2005 4 1999 7 2000 3 Shutouts 2001 ...... 6 1967 2002 . . . 14

2003 .. 13 1968 2004..... 13 1969 1970 2005 ...... 21 1971 In 1997, OSU set what was then a regular-season wins record with 38 1972 ...... I Earned run average 1973 1, 1967 2 60 1974 1984 281 1972 3171 2002 4772

1968 3 76 1975 ...... 3 1985 292 1973 291 0 2003 4651 .. 1969 3 76 1976 1986...... :.339 1974 3191 2004 4661 1970 . 3 50 1977 1987 237 1975 339.0 2005 5170 1971 422 1978 1988 ...... 252 1976 3920 1972 431 1979 1989 274 1977 ...... 4062 1973 434 Complete games 1980 1990 312 1978 3850 1974 411 1981 1991 232 1979 3400 1967 ...... < ..5 1975 3.19 1982 ...... 1992 299 1980 4001 1968 1976 2 80 1983 1993 362 1981 363 0 1969 ...... 8 1977 305 1984 ...... 1994 347 1982 3581 1970 ...... :...... _..... 8 1978 ... 3.58 1985 1995...... y263 1983 3661 1971 ...... :...... :...... 9 1979 2 96 1986 1996...... :...y,288 1984 3772 1972...... 3 1980 3.30 1987 1997 355 1985 4150 1973...... :.:...... 7 1981 .. 446 1988 1998 421 1986 4591 1974...... 19 1982 4 24 1989 1999 343 1987 3822 1975 16 1983 ...... 4 67 1990 2000 334 1988 4142 1976 23 1984 ...... 4 74 1991 2001 r,<...... 302 1989 4152 1977 16 1985 ... 492 17 1992 2002 252 1990 4351 1978 1986...... 3 51 1993...... 2003 285 1991 4052 1979 16 1987 454 1994 2004 344 1992 451 0 1980 19 1988 4 71 1995 2005...... 463 1993 4240 1981 13 1989 4 63 1996 1994 4350 1982 12 1990 . 4 38 1997 1995 4071 1983 14 1991 . 4 02 Innings pitched 1998 1996 4190 1984 19 1992 . 4 85 1999...... :...... 1967 311 2 1997 4260 1985 11 1993 . 442 2000 1968 .. . 3160 1998 4260 1986 17 1994 ...... 3 37 2001 1969 3301 1999 ...... 4650 1987 'sw ...... 11 1995 4 42 2002 1970 2872 2000 4722 1988 17 1996 3 93 2003 1971 2982 2001 4800 1989 13 1997 ...... 410 2004 1998 520 2005...... 1999 _ ...... 7 37 2000...... 6 00 2001 ...... 5 85 2002...... :...... 5 60 2003 634 2004 4 67 2005 3 06

Strikeouts 1967...... 234 1968 284 1969 258

1970...... 213 1971 181 1972 225 1973 242 1974 196 1975 218

1976 , 291

1977 , , . 277 1978 206 1979 202 1980 ...... 232

1981 ...... 228 q 1982 227 ..t- 1983 262 The 1952 College World Series team held a 50-year reunion in 2002 2006 = a OREGON STATE a BASEBALL GUIDE - ai F= 71

OREGONSTATE TEAM AWARDS Victor Brown Trophy Awarded to Oregon State's Most Valuable Player. The trophy is given by the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity in honor of the late Beaver outfielder, who was killed in World War II m 1947 Don Bower, 2B 1948 Harry Richards, 2B k' 1949 Frank Roelandt, C 1950 Gene Tanselli, SS 1951 Don Taylor,1 B 1952 Don White, P 1953 Bud Shirtcliff, OF 1954 Jay Dean,1 B 1955 Jay Dean,1 B 1956 Dan Lovejoy, C

1957 SylJohnson, P 1958 Tom Bowen, 38 Victor Brown Bill Cloyes Bill Bonser Bert Babb Sr. 1959Kim Bradshaw, OF 1960 Jerry Droscher, OF 1962 Cecil Ira 2000Scott Nicholson A J Marquardt, OF Aaron Anderson, OF 1961 Grimm Mason, OF 1963Cecil Ira 2001 Scott Nicholson 1994 Jeremy Beard, P 1993 A J Marquardt, OF 1962 Larry Petersen, OF 1964Steve Clark 2002Ty Kline 1995 David Schmidt, C Allen Snelling, SS 1963 Al Lehrer, OF 1965Wayne Swango Jared Sanders 1996 Chris Wakeland, OF 1994 BrentWatts,UTIL 1964 Steve Clark, P 1966JackHumphrey 2003Jake Postlewait 1997 Mark Newell, P 1995 David Schmidt, C 1965 Morrell Crary, C 1967Jack Humphrey 2004Jake Postlewait 1998 Ben Bertrand, C 1996 Matt Bailie, l B 1966 Ron Lucas, C 1968 Ken Forsch 2005Dallas Buck 1999 Bryan Ingram, C 1997Abino Vazquez, OF 1967 Bill Bonser, C 1969Jim Powell Kevin Gunderson 2000Eric Stark, OF 1998 Matt Bailie,1 B 1968 Tom Tracey, OF 1970Jerry Johnson Jonah Nickerson 2001 Chris Biles, OF 1999 Come Willkie, 2B

1969 TimGleason,C 1971 GregLebeck 2002Tom Creighton,UT 2000 Bryan Ingram, C 1972 2003Seth Pietsch,OF 2001 1970 Bob Beall, INF GregJurgenson Bill Bonser Award Bryan Ingram, C , 1971 DougMiller,OF 1973Gail Meier 2004Paul RichieC 2002Aaron Mathews, OF 1972 Doug Miller, OF 1974Greg Jurgenson Awarded to Oregon State's Most 2005Cole Gillespie, OF 2003Aaron Mathews, OF 1973 Dan Cunningham, OF 1975Gail Meier Improved Player The trophy is named 2004Aaron Mathews,OF for the former Beaver catcher 1974 Tom Drahn, IF 1976 Ken Noble 2005Jacoby Ellsbury, OF 1973 Tom Apa, C Gold GloveAward 1975 Tom Simas,2B 1977ScottAnderson 1974 Gary Beck, 3B Awarded to Oregon State's Most 1976 Pete Rowe, C 1978 Eric Sallee 1975 Tom Simas, 3B Outstanding Fielder Bert Babb Sr. 1977 Jeff Doyle,2B Pat Barry 1979 Bob Flynn 1976 Jeff Doyle, 2B 1973 Ty Gorton, 2B 1978 Bob McNair,1 B Scholarship 1977 Jerry Miller, OF 1974 Ramon Gonzalez, OF 1979 Bob Flynn,P 1980 Kyle Dunning Periodically awarded to a deserving 1980 Bob McNair,1 B 1981 John Collins 1978 Jerry Yung,3B 1975 Ramon Gonzalez, OF 1979 Dave Backen, OF 1976 Jeff Doyle, 2B Oregon State player The scholarship is 1981 Al Hunsinger,1 B 1982 MikeGorman Mark Niles, P 1977 Jeff Doyle, 2B given in honor of the late Bert Babb Sr, 1982 Jim Wilson, 1 B 1983Jeff Reece Jerry Yung, 3B a former Oregon State pitcher 1983 Jeff Reece, P 1984ScottAnderson 1980 Bob McNair,1 B 1978 1979 Steve Lyons, OF 1972-73Cory Kerwood 1984 Scott Anderson, P 1985John Sipple 1981 John Collins, P 1982 Bill Gassaway, P 1980 Steve Lyons, 3B 1973-74Gail Meier 1985 Dave Brundage, 1 B-P 1986John Sipple Al Hunsinger,1 B 1974-75 Dave Gassaway 1986 Dave Brundage, OF-P Dave Brundage 1983 Chris Newman, 1 B 1981 1984 Scott Anderson, P 1982 Mickey Riley, 2B 1975-76Jerry Miller 1987 Ken Bowen,INF Bryce Hulstrom Mickey Riley, 2B 1978-79RobertWebster 1988 Lance Rice, C 1987Jeff Otis 1985 Ken Bowen, SS 1983 Ken Bowen, 2B 1979-80Steve Lyons 1989 Jeff Brauning, 2B 1988John Sipple 1986 Bryan Ganter, OF 1984 Tim Lambert, DH 1985 Ken Bowen, SS 1981-82MarkAllen 1990 Paul Sanders,OF 1989Jeff Otis 1982-83Jeff Reece RA Neitzel,INF 1990Jeff Post Keith Krafve, 3B 1986 Ken Bowen, SS 1987 Lance Rice, C 1983-84Rich Duke 1991 Paul Sanders, C 1991 Jeff Post 1987 Randy Duke,1 B-DH 1988 Troy Haugen, 3B 1988 Ben Johnson, SS 1984-85Scott Klug 1992 Jamie Burke,3B 1992Jeff Post 1989 Lance Donaly, P 1989 Jeff Brauning, 2B 1986-87Keith Krafve 1993 Scott Christman,P 1993Scott Christman 1990 R A Neitzel, IF Troy Haugen, 3B 1990-91 Paul Sanders 1994 Mason Smith,P 1994Mason Smith 1991-92 Mason Smith 1995 Kevin Hooker, P-I N F 1995 Kevin Hooker 1991 Kevin Hooker, IF 1990 Paul Sanders, OF Mason Smith, P Aaron Anderson, OF 1992-93Jeff Post 1996 David Schmidt,C 1996Eric Lovinger 1992 Randy Hunter, C 1991 Paul Sanders, C 1993-94Mason Smith 1997 Ryan McDonald,2B 1997Mark Newell 1994-95Kevin Hooker 1998 Andrew Checketts, P 1998Andrew Checketts 1993 Kevin Hooker, 2B-P Dave Schoppe, UTIL 1995-96Kevin Hooker 1999 Joe Gerber,1 B 1999B R Cook Mike Thurman, P 1992 Allen Snelling, SS 1996-97Ryan McDonald 2000Brian Barden, 3B 1997-98Rob Colley 2001 Scott Nicholson, P 1998-99Rob Colley 2002Tom Creighton, UT 1999-00Jake Quiring 2003Seth Pietsch, OF 2000-01 Jake Quiring 2004Jake Postlewait, P 2001-02Jake Quiring 2005Jacoby Ellsbury, OF 2002-03Jake Quiring Andy Jenkins, lB 2003-04Jake Quiring 2004-05Jacoby Ellsbury Bill Cloyes Award 2005-06Ryan Gipson Awarded to Oregon State's Most Valuable Pitcher The trophy is named for the former Beaver pitcher 1955 Lowell Pearce 1956 Dan Lovejoy 1957 SylJohnson 1958 Ray Lunde 1959 Gary Moore 1960 Bill Oerding 1961 Leon Criner Gail Meier Pete Rowe Ryan McDonald ,Ps 200 OREGON STATE= d 72 BASEBALLGUIO

OREGON STATE ALL-AMERICANS

ABCA-denotes American Baseball Coaches Association; BA-denotes Baseball America magazine; CB- denotes Collegiate Baseball newspa- per; NCBWA-denotes National Colle- giate Baseball Writers Association; USAT/SW-denotes USAToday/Sports Weekly 1952 Dwane Helbig, OF (ABCA2nd) (* 418,3 HRs, 10 RBIs) 1953 Bailey Brem, P (ABCA 3rd) (*4-1, 2 00 ERA) 1954 Jay Dean, 1 B (ABCA 1st) (456, 0 HRs, 26 RBIs) 1955 Jay Dean,1 B (ABCA 1st) (465, 1 HR, 28 RBIs) 1960 Larry Petersen, OF (ABCA) ( 419,19 RBIs) 1962 Cecil Ira, P (ABCA 3rd) Bailey Brern Jay Dean. (11-4,1 23 ERA) 1963 Cecil Ira, P (ABCA) (10-2,1 83 ERA) 1982 Jim Wilson, 1 B (ABCA 3rd, BA 3rd) ( 336,21 HRs, 62 RBIs) 1986 Dave Brundage, UTIL (ABCA 2nd) ( 366,8 HRs, 44 RBIs; 8-4,3 19 ERA) 1987 Ken Bowen, SS (BA 2nd) (404,9 HRs, 51 RBIs) 1993 Scott Christman, P (ABCA, BA 2nd, CB) (14-1,2,20 ERA) 1994 Mason Smith, P (BA 3rd, CB 3rd) (11-3,2 39 ERA) 1997 Mark Newell, P (NCBWA 3rd) (8-0,2 12 ERA) Cecil Ira .Jim Wilson 1998 Andrew Checketts, P (CB 3rd, NCBWA2nd) (11-1, 3 77 ERA) 2001 Scott Nicholson, P (CB 3rd) (11-2.3 58 ERA) 2005Dallas Buck, P (ABCA 1st, BA 1 st, CB 1st, NCBWA 2nd, USAT/SW 1st) (12-1, 2 09 ERA, 1 Sv) Jacoby Ellsbury, OF (ABCA 1st, BA 1st, CB 2nd, NCBWA 1st, USAT/SW2nd) (406,6 HRs, 48 RBIs) Jonah Nickerson (USAT/SW 2nd) (9-2,2 13 ERA) *-denotes that only Northern Division statistics are available for that season Scott Christman 2006 OREGON STATE BASEBALL GUIDE 3

As selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America 1986 Ken Bowen, SS (293,28 RBIs, 6 HRs; 3 60 GPA, Marketing) Bryan Garter, OF (357,35 RBIs, 1 HR; 3 65 GPA, Pre-Medicine) 1987 Ken Bowen, SS (404,51 RBIs, 9 HRs; n/a GPA, Marketing) Bryan Ganter, OF (284,32 RBIs, 9 HRs; n/a GPA, Pre-Medicine) 1994 Mason Smith, P (11-3,2 39 ERA; 3 83 GPA, Business) 1998 Ben Bertrand, C Ken Bowen Mason Smith Ben Bertrand ( 353, 54 RBIs, 10 HRs; Bryan Ganter 3 46 GPA, Science) OREGONSTATEALL-REGION/ALL-DISTRICT As selected by the American Baseball Coaches Association All-District VIII 1949 Frank Roelandt, C (* 508,20 RBIs) 1950 Gene Tanselli, SS (* 380,7 RBIs) 1951 John Thomas, C (* 280,10 RBIs) 1952 Bailey Brem, P (*3-2,2 41 ERA) Dwane Helbig, OF (* 418,3 HRs, 10 RBIs) 1953BaileyBrem,P (*4-1,2 00 ERA) John Thomas, C (* 316, 1 HR, 9 RBIs) Bryce Hulstrom Kevin Hooker Jerry Droscher Mike Gorman Bud Shirtcliff, OF (* 292,2 HRs, 10 RBIs) 1985 Dave Brundage,1 B Jeff Otis, P (2nd) A J Marquardt, OF Jacoby Ellsbury, OF 1954Jay Dean,1 B (370,4 HRs, 40 RBIs; (94,2 88 ERA) (376, 6 HRs, 40 RBIs) (406,6 HRs, 48 RBIs)

(456,26 RBIs,0 HRs) 7-3,4 63 ERA) 1988 Ben Johnson,SS (2nd) Pat Casey

Kn B ,SS(2nd) , Coach of the Year 1955Jay Dean,1 B e owen (276,1 HR26 RBIs) All-West Region (465,28 RBIs,1 HR) (332,4 HRs, 44 RBIs) Lance Rice,C (2nd) *-denotes that only Northern Division 1957Twink Pedersen, 3B John Sipple, P (2nd) ( 323, 5 HRs, 47 RBIs) Includes Oregon, Washington, statistics are available for that season California, Arizona (400,21 RBIs) (10-2,4 53 ERA) John Sipple,P (2nd) 1959Jerry Droscher, OF 1986 Dave Brundage, OF (6-3,1 82 ERA) 1998Andrew Checketts, P (2nd) (321,19 RBIs) ( 366,8 HRs, 44 RBIs; 1989 Jeff Brauning, 2B (2nd) (11-1, 3 77 ERA) 1960Larry Petersen, OF 8-4,3 19 ERA) (340, 1 HR, 38 RBIs) 2001 Chris Biles, OF (419,16 RBIs) Ken Bowen, SS (2nd) 1990 R A Nietzel, UTIL ( 395,9 HRs, 48 RBIs) 1962Cecil Ira, P (293,6 HRs, 28 RBIs) (355,3 HRs, 20 RBIs) Scott Nicholson, P (11-4,1 23 ERA) Bryce Hulstrom, P (2nd) 1993 Scott Christman, P (11-2,3 58 ERA) 1963Cecil Ira, P (7-2,2 51 ERA) (14-1,2 20 ERA) 2005Dallas Buck, P (10-2,1 83 ERA) 1987 Ken Bowen, SS Kevin Hooker, 2B (12-1, 2 09 ERA, 1 Sv) Al Lehrer, OF (404,9 HRs, 51 RBIs) (351, 0 HRs, 31 RBIs) (374,19 RBIs)

All-Region 9 1976Pete Rowe, C (338,4 HRs, 30 RBIs) 1977Jeff Doyle,1 B (2nd) (350,5 HRs, 30 RBIs) 1978Bob McNair,1 B (2nd) (316, 10 HRs, 46 RBIs) 1982Jim Wilson, 1B ( 336,21 HRs, 62 RBIs) Mike Gorman, P (2nd) (9-2,2 93 ERA) Mickey Riley, 2B (2nd) ( 374, 0 HRs, 23 RBIs) 1984Scott Anderson, P (2nd) (8-6,166 ERA) Bud Chuck Chris Lance Rice I 2006 OREGON STATE BASEBALL GUIDE

OREGONSTATE ALL-LEAGUE

(MVP)-denotes league Most Valuable Player or Player of the Year; (FOY)- denotes league Freshman of the Year All-Northern Division 1948Chuck Sauvain, P 1949Frank Roelandt, C 1950 Gene Tanselli, SS Don White, P 1951 Pete Goodbrod, OF Gene Tanselli, SS Don White, P 1952Bailey Brem, P Dwane Helbig, OF Chuck Fisk, SS (2nd) Pete Goodbrod, OF (2nd)

Danny Johnston,2B (2nd) 1953 Bailey Brem, P Jeff Otis Bill Wagner Eric Lovinger Jay Dean,1 B Bud Shirtcliff, OF 1974 Rob Drahn, DH Quinn Williams, 3B Chris Wakeland, OF Tony Calderon, IF (HM) Norb Wellman, P Greg Jurgenson, P 1987 Ken Bowen, SS (MVP) 1997Ben Bertrand, C Jacoby Ellsbury, OF (HM) 1954 Jay Dean,1B Pete Rowe, OF Randy Duke, UTIL Mike Boire, P Andy Jarvis, 1 B (H M) Chuck Fisk, 2B 1975 Ramon Gonzalez, OF Jeff Otis, P Andrew Checketts, P Aaron Mathews, OF (HM) Jack Pinion, OF Gail Meier, P Rod Scheckla, P Mike Leone, DH Seth Pietsch, OF (HM) 1955 Jay Dean,1 B Pete Rowe, C 1988 Ben Johnson, SS Ryan Lipe, 3B 2004Jacoby Ellsbury, OF Jerry Exley, OF Tom Simas, UTIL Lance Rice, C Ryan McDonald, 2B Aaron Mathews, OF Jerry Bettendorf, IF (2nd) 1976Jeff Doyle, UTIL John Sipple, P Mark Newell, P Jake Postlewait, P Bobby Buob, IF (2nd) Ken Noble, P 1989 Jeff Brauning, 2B Jason Stranberg, OF Kevin Gunderson, P (HM) Bill Epperle, P (2nd) Pete Rowe, C Ben Johnson, SS 1998 Andrew Checketts, P (MVP) Paul Richie, C (HM) Chuck Fisk, IF (2nd) 1977 Rich Dodge, OF Jeff Otis, P Ben Bertrand, C 2005Jacoby Ellsbury, OF (co-MVP) John Fredericks, OF (2nd) Jeff Doyle, 2B 1990 Jeff Post, P Rob Colley, OF Darwin Barney, SS (FOY) Al Guidotti, P (2nd) Pete Rowe, C Aaron Anderson, 1 B (2nd) Joe Gerber, DH Dallas Buck, P

, , Phil JantzeOF (2nd) 1978 Rich Harper, C BenJohnson,SS(2nd) Kevin GundersonP

Dan Lovejoy,C (2nd) Andy ,1 B Bob McNair,1 B R A Neitzel, 3B(2nd) All-Pacific-10 Jenkins 1956 Jerry Exley,OF Jerry Miller,OF Paul Sanders,C (2nd) Jonah Nickerson, P 1957 Tom Hunt, OF Jerry Yung, UTI L Dave Schoppe, UTIL (2nd) 1999Joe Gerber,1 B Nate Fogle, P (HM) Twink Pedersen, 3B 1979 Dave Backen, UTIL 1991 Kevin Hooker, 2B Come Willkie, 2B (HM) Ryan Gipson, 2B (HM) , P (2nd) 1980Al Hunsinger, 3B Jeff Post, P (2nd) B R Cook, P (HM) Tyler Graham, OF (H M) Dan Luby, 2B (2nd) Bob McNair,1 8 Paul Sanders, C (2nd) 2000Joe Gerber, I B Anton Maxwell, P (HM) 1958 Gene Bates,1 B 1981 Dave Backen, UTIL Dave Schoppe, UTIL (2nd) Drew Hedges, OF Shea McFeely, 3B (HM) Tom Bowen, 3B Al Hunsinger,1B (MVP) 1992 Jamie Burke, 3B (2nd) Brian Barden, 3B (HM)

Andy Jarvis,DH (HM) GaryMoore,P Todd Thomas,OF Scott Christman, P (2nd) Coach of the Year Bob Berreman, OF (HM) 1982 Mike Gorman, P 1993 Jamie Burke, 3B Thad Johnson, P (HM) Ray Lunde, P (HM) Jim Grove, OF Scott Christman, P (MVP) Scott Nicholson, P (HM) NORTHERN DIVISION 1959 Kim Bradshaw, OF Mickey Riley, 2B Kevin Hooker, 2B 2001 Brian Barden, 3B 1982Jack Riley Jerry Droscher, OF Jim Wilson, 1 B (MVP) Randy Hunter, C Chris Biles, OF 1983Jack Riley Bill Wagner, 3B 1983Jeff Reece, P (MVP) A J Marquardt, OF Bryan Ingram, C 1986Jack Riley Grimm Mason, OF (2nd) Steve Smith, OF 1994 Mason Smith, P (MVP) Scott Nicholson, P 1993Jack Riley Gary Moore, P (2nd) Dain Syverson, 3B A J Marquardt, OF Josh Carter, OF (HM) 1994Jack Riley 1960 Larry Petersen, OF Todd Thomas, UTIL Mike Thurman, P Curbs Davis, DH (HM) 1997 Pat Casey Bill Wagner, 3B 1984 Scott Anderson, P 1995 Kevin Hooker, UTIL Thad Johnson, P (HM) PACIFIC-10 1961 Grimm Mason, OF Dain Syverson, 3B Pat Meiwes, 3B 2002Brian Barden, 3B 2005 Pat Casey Bill Wagner, 3B 1985 Ken Bowen, SS Kevin Hooker, 2B (2nd) Will Hudson, SS (HM) 1962 Cecil Ira, P Dave Brundage, l B David Schmidt, C (2nd) Andy Jarvis, 1B (HM) Al Lehrer, 3B Mel Malinak, 28 1996 Brandon Hageman, SS Ty Kline, P (HM) 1963 Cecil Ira, P John Sipple, P Ryan Lipe, 3B Aaron Mathews, OF (HM) Al Lehrer, 3B Quinn Williams, 3B Eric Lovinger, P Seth Pietsch, OF (HM) Dave Long, 2B 1986 Ken Bowen, SS Ryan McDonald, 2B Jared Sanders, P (HM) Frank Peters, OF Dave Brundage, P, OF (MVP) Chris Pine, P 2003Jake Postlewait, P Doug Stahl, SS Bryce Hulstrom, P David Schmidt, C Chris Biles, OF/DH (HM) 1964 Steve Clark, P 1965 Morrell Crary, C Ron Lucas, SS 1966 Jack Humphrey, P

All-Pacific-8 1967 Jack Humphrey, P (2nd) Tom Jones, 1 B (2nd) Bob Kaiser, OF (2nd) 1968 Ken Forsch, P (2nd) Tom Jones, 1 B (2nd) 1969Lute Barnes, SS (2nd) 1970Bob Beall, 1 B Dave Wiggins, UTIL (2nd) 1971 Dan Cunningham, UTIL (2nd) All-Northern Division 1972 Dan Cunningham, UTIL 4*1 2006STATE BASEBALL GUIDE 75

OREGONSTATEMAJOR LEAGUERS

V'/tb bt MULMtI IL M, OF 1931-33 Boston Braves 1933-34 Philadelphia Phillies 1934 Cincinnati Reds 289,27 HRs, 192 RBIs) ED COLEMAN, OF 1932-35 Philadelphia Athletics 1935-36 St Louis Browns '285,40 HRs, 246 RBIs) HOWARD MAPLE, C 1932 Washington Senators (244, 0 HRs, 7 RBIs) JOHN LEOVICH, C 1941 Philadelphia Athletics (500, 0 HRs, 0 RBIs) DONJOHNSON,2B 1943-48 Chicago Cubs 273,8 HRs, 75 RBIs) GLENN ELLIOTT, P WesSchulmerich Ed. Coleman Howard Maple 1947-49 Boston Braves 4-5,4 10 ERA, 1 Sv) KEN FORSCH, P 1970-80 Houston Astros 1981-84,86 California Angels ;114-113, 3 37 ERA, 51 Svs) LUTE BARNES, IF 1972-73 NewYork Mets (243, 0 HRs, 7 RBIs) BOB BEALL,1 B 1975, 78-79 Atlanta Braves 1980 Pittsburgh Pirates 231, 1 HR, 18 RBIs) JEFF DOYLE, 2B 1983 St Louis Cardinals 297, 0 HRs, 2 RBIs) SCOTT ANDERSON, P 1987 Texas Rangers 1990 Montreal Expos 1995 Kansas City Royals Don Johnson ;1-2, 5 43 ERA, 0 Svs) STEVE LYONS, UTIL 1985-86, 91, 92, 93 Boston Red Sox 1986-90 Chicago White Sox 1992 Atlanta Braves 1992 Montreal Expos 252,19 HRs, 196 RBIs) JIM WILSON, 113 1985 Cleveland Indians 1989 Seattle Mariners :227, 0 HRs, 4 RBls) MIKE THURMAN, P 1997-2001 Montreal Expos 2002 New York Yankees (26-36,5 05 ERA, 0 Svs) JAMIE BURKE, C 2001 Anaheim Angels 2003-05 Chicago White Sox (328, 0 HRs, 17 RBIs) CHRIS WAKELAND, OF Bob Beall 2001 Detroit Tigers (250,2 HRs, 6 RBIs) 2006 BASEBALL

OREGONSTATE DRAFT PICKS

Where OSU players were drafted by 1980: Bob McNair, 1 B, 4th round, 1988: LanceRice, C, 15th round, Los 1997: Joe Messman, RHP, 7th round, LHP, 7th round, Colorado Rockies; Kyle Major League Baseball teams at the Toronto Blue Jays Angeles Dodgers; John Sipple, LHP, Houston Astros; Tyler Swinburnson, Aselton, LHP, 11th round, Minnesota conclusion of their college careers 1981: Steve Lyons, SS-OF, 1st round 16th round, Texas Rangers; Rod RHP, 16th round, Cleveland Indians Twins; Jared Sanders, RHP, 14th round, (June regular draft, unless otherwise (19th overall pick), Boston Red Sox; Al Scheckla, RHP, 26th round, Houston 1998: Chris Pine, RHP, 5th round, Cincinnati Reds; Aaron Mathews, OF, noted): Hunsinger, 1 B, 16th round, St Louis Astros Milwaukee Brewers; Brody Percell, 19th round, Toronto Blue Jays; Nathan 1968: Ken Forsch, LHP, 18th round, Cardinals 1989: Jeff Brauning, IF, 26th round, LHP, 7th round, Cleveland Indians; Pendley, LHP, 19th round, San Houston Astros, 1982: Jim Wilson, 1 B, 2nd round, San Francisco Giants Andrew Checketts, RHP, 21st round, Francisco Giants 1969: LuteBarnes, 2B, 21st round, Cleveland Indians; Mike Gorman, RHP, 1990: Ben Johnson, SS, 29th round, Boston Red Sox; Matt Bailie, 1 B-RHP, 2005: Jacoby Ellsbury, OF, let New York Mets 21st round, Oakland Athletics Pittsburgh Pirates, 22nd round, Philadelphia Phillies round, Boston Red Sox; Andy Jenkins, 1970: Bob Beall, 1 B-OF, 28th round, 1983: Rob Holbrook, RHP, 2nd round 1991: Paul Sanders, C, 32nd round, 1999: B R Cook, RHP, 3rd round, St 1 B, 11th round, Florida Marlins; Nate Philadelphia Phillies; Jerry Johnson, January secondary, Toronto Blue Jays; Kansas City Royals; Jeff Smith, RHP, Louis Cardinals; Troy Schader, SS, 21st Fogle, RHP, 11th round, Texas Rangers _HP, 2nd round June secondary, New Jeff Reece, LHP, 3rd round, Milwaukee 44th round, Kansas City Royals round, San Diego Padres Tyler Graham, OF, 14th round, Chicago York Yankees Brewers; Steve Smith, OF, 11th round, 1993: Scott Christman, LHP, 1st 2000: Joe Gerber, 1B, 24th round, Cubs (returned to school for senior 1971: Curt Daniels, SS, 8th round, Cleveland Indians; Todd Thomas, OF, round (17th overall pick), Chicago White Detroit Tigers season in 2006) January regular, 31st round, San Francisco Giants Sox; Jamie Burke, 3B, 9th round, 2001: Scott Nicholson, LHP, 8th 1974: Greg Jurgenson, LHP, 10th 1984: ScottAnderson, RHP, 7th California Angels round, Colorado Rockies; Bryan Ingram, round, Houston Astros round, Texas Rangers; Dain Syverson, 1994: Mike Thurman, RHP, 1st round C, 12th round, Colorado Rockies; Josh 1975: Andrew Mason, 3B, 3rd round SS-C, 20th round, Cleveland Indians; supplemental (31st overall pick), Carter, OF, 14th round, San Diego January secondary, Texas Rangers; LindseyJohnson, C, 21st round, Montreal Expos; Mason Smith, RHP, Padres Steve Wilkins, OF, 3rd round, June Pittsburgh Pirates 18th round, Toronto Blue Jays; Jim 2002: Mark McLemore, LHP, 4th secondary, Pittsburgh Pirates 1986: Dave Brundage, OF-LHP, 4th Champion,1 B, 32nd round, Minnesota round, Houston Astros; Brian Barden, 1977: Tom Costello, RHP, 4th round round, Philadelphia Phillies; Bryce Twins 3B, 6th round, Arizona Diamondbacks; January secondary, Minnesota Twins; Hulstrom, LHP, 9th round, Chicago 1995: Kevin Hooker, RHP-2B, 31st Will Hudson, SS, 20th round, NewYork ScottAnderson, RHP, 4th round, White Sox; Keith Krafve, 3B, 31st round, Philadelphia Phillies Mets Montreal Expos; Jeff Doyle, SS, 6th round, San Francisco Giants 1996: David Schmidt, C, 8th round, 2003: Seth Pietsch, OF, 8th round, round, St Louis Cardinals; Pete Rowe, 1987: KenBowen, SS, 6th round, St Louis Cardinals; Chris Wakeland, NewYork Mets; Levi Webber, 1 B, 25th C, 11th round, Toronto Blue Jays; Tom Kansas City Royals; Rich Duke, C, 24th OF, 15th round, Detroit Tigers; Eric round, St Louis Cardinals Chamberlain, RHP, 11th round, St Louis round, Atlanta Braves; Bryan Ganter, Lovinger, RHP, 41st round, Los Angeles 2004: Andy Baldwin, RHP, 5th round, Cardinals OF, 27th round, Cincinnati Reds Dodgers Philadelphia Phillies; Jake Postlewait,

OREGON STATE FREE AGENTS

Undrafted OSU players signing pro 1952: Dwane Helbig, OF, Western 1959: Kim Bradshaw, OF, California phia Phillies 2001: Thad Johnson, RHP, Oakland contracts (excludes those who reached ; Don White, LHP, State League 1989: Brent Hahn, C, San Francisco Athletics Major League Baseball): Western International League 1963: Cecil Ira, LHP, Chicago White Giants; Troy Haugen, IF, Milwaukee 2003: Tom Creighton, UT, Florence 1918: Ralph Coleman, P, Portland 1953: Bailey Brem, RHP, Western Sox Brewers Freedom; Andy Jarvis, 1 B, Philadelphia Beavers International League; Bud Shirtcliff, OF, 1964: Frank Peters, OF, Baltimore 1991: R A Neitzel, UTIL, Philadel- Phillies; Ty Kline, RHP, Kalamazoo 1927: Loris Baker, SS, Los Angeles California State League; John Thomas, Orioles phia Phillies Kings Angels; Art Escallier, OF, Southern C, California State League 1967: Jack Humphrey, RHP, Houston 1992: Jeff Post, RHP, Oakland 2004: Ben Rowe, RHP, San Diego Association 1955: Jay Dean, 1 B, Western Astros Athletics Padres 1936: Bob Bergstrom, 3B, Portland International League 1975: Ramon Gonzalez, OF, Seattle 1994: Brooke Knight, C-3B, Milwau- 2005: Tony Calderon, IF, River City Beavers 1956: Jerry Exley, OF-3B, Western Rainiers kee Brewers; Brent Watts, UTIL, Rascals 1940: Arland Schwab, 2B, Portland International League. 1982: Kyle Dunning, RHP, Detroit Winnipeg Goldeyes Beavers 1957: Tom Hunt, OF, California State Tigers 1997: Ryan McDonald, 2B, Kansas 1947: Bud Fortier, IF, Western League; Dan Lovejoy, C, Northwest 1983: Mickey Riley, IF, Walla Walla City Royals International League League Padres 1998: Ben Bertrand, C, San Fran- 1949: Frank Roelandt, C, Pioneer 1958: Gene Bates, 1 B, Eastern 1984: Mike Strutton, SS, Kansas City cisco Giants; Val Mencas, LHP, League League; Twink Pedersen, SS, North- Royals Shaumburg Flyers 1951: Gene Tanselli, SS, San Diego west League; Jim Phillips, 2B, North- 1986: Mel Mallinak, IF, Baltimore 2000: Mark Newell, RHP, Kansas Padres west League Orioles; Quinn Williams, IF, Philadel- City Royals OREGON STATE PROS IN 2005

KYLE ASELTON, LHP JAMIE BURKE, C1 B JACOBY ELLSBURY, OF ( 220, 3 HRs, 20 RBIs) JAKE POSTLEWAIT, LHP Beloit, Long A (Milwaukee Brewers) Chicago White Sox, AL Lowell, Short A (Boston Red Sox) Jamestown, Short A (Florida Marlins) Asheville, Long A (Colorado Rockies) (6-2 record, 2 49 ERA) ( 000, 0 HRs, 0 RBIs) ( 317,1 HR, 19 RBIs) ( 500, 0 HRs,1 RBI) (7-8, 5 99 ERA) MATT BAILIE, RHP Charlotte, AAA (Chicago White Sox) NATE FOGLE, RHP TY KLINE, RHP JARED SANDERS, RHP Bowie, AA (Baltimore Orioles) ( 265,10 HRs, 53 RBIs) Spokane, ShortA (Texas Rangers) Ohio Valley, Frontier (Independent) Dayton, Long A (Cincinnati Reds) (2-3,5 40 ERA) TONY CALDERON, IF (1-0, 3 90 ERA, 2 Svs) (3-5,6 28 ERA) (1-6, 4 28 ERA, 6 Svs) ANDY BALDWIN, RHP River City, Frontier (Independent) JOE GERBER, I B AARON MATHEWS, OF CHRIS WAKELAND, OF Lakeland, Long A (Detroit Tigers) ( 244,4 HRs, 31 RBIs) Portland, AAA (San Diego Padres) Lansing, Long A (Toronto Blue Jays) Camden, Atlantic (Independent) (1-1, 5 30 ERA) JOSH CARTER, OF (109, 0 HRs, 4 RBIs) ( 289,4 HRs, 30 RBIs) (235,5 HRs, 29 RBIs) Lakewood, Long A Clearwater, Long A Mobile, AA (San Diego Padres) MARK McLEMORE, LHP (Philadelphia Phillies) (Philadelphia Phillies) ( 277,16 HRs, 41 RBIs) Corpus Christi, AA (Houston Astros) (5-12,4 77 ERA) ( 218, 3 HRs, 18 RBIs) MIKE GITS, LHP (5-6,2 81 ERA) Savannah, Long A TOM CREIGHTON, 2B Chico, Golden (Independent) NATHAN PENDLEY, LHP () Nashua, Atlantic (Independent) (5-4, 3 00 ERA, 17 Svs) San Jose, Long A (4-4,4 14 ERA) ( 275.6 HRs, 39 RBIs) WILL HUDSON, SS-RHP (San Francisco Giants) BRIAN BARDEN, 3B MIKE EKSTROM, RHP Sarasota, Long A (Cincinnati Reds) (1-1,1 86 ERA, 1 Sv) Tucson, AAA (Arizona Diamondbacks) Fort Wayne, Long A (176,1 HR, 4 RBIs; 0-0, 0 00 ERA) SETH PIETSCH, OF ( 309,15 HRs, 84 RBIs) (San Diego Padres) ANDYJENKINS, IB-3B San Diego, Golden (Independent) (13-6,3 70 ERA) Greensboro, Long A (Florida Marlins) (323,12 HRs, 67 RBIs) -A 2006 ..k:, OREGON STATE BASEBALL GUIDE 77

OREGON STATEHALLOF FAME INDUCTEES

(Year of induction in parentheses) * - denotes also played baseball

Oregon State University BASEBALL Bailey Brem (1992) Jay Dean (1991) Glenn Elliott (1991) Ken Forsch (1991) Cecil Ira (1991) Red Ridings (1991) Frank Roelandt (1992) Wes Schulmedch (1991) Clayton Shaw (1993) Jim Wilson (2003) MEN'S BASKETBALL Lew Beck (1988) (2004) Freddie Boyd (1992) (1994) Mel Counts (1988) Cliff Crandall (1990) Scott Eaton (1993) Dave Gambee (1991) A C Green (1996) Lee Harman (1991) Jim Jarvis (1991) * Steve Johnson (1993) Ed Lewis (1988) John Mandic (1991) Jim Wilson Clayton Shaw Wally Palmberg (1991) Gary Payton (1996) Pete Pifer (1990) Tom Woods (2005) 1967 football (1997) Vic Sears (1980) Red Rocha (1990) Gap Powell (1990) Karl Van Calcar (1994) SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS Aaron Thomas (1982) Ade Sieberts (1990) * (1991) Tim Vollmer (1993) Spec Keene, athletic director (1988) John Witte (1983) Charlie Sitton (1997) Rocky Rasley (1993) WOMEN'S TRACK AND FIELD John Eggers, sports info director (1988) Len Younce (1980) Charlie White (1991) Jon Sandstrom (1991) Cindy Greiner (2004) Bill Robertson, athletic trainer (1988) MEN'S GOLF WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Eberle Schultz (1991) Joni Huntley (1988) Irwin Harris, sports info director(1994) Dick Yost (1982) lull Coleman (2003) Ade Schwammel (1990) WRESTLING James Barratt, athletic director (1997) WOMEN'S GOLF Tanja Kostic (2005) Vic Sears (1991) Larry Bielenberg (1994) Dr Mary Budke(1991) Carol Menken-Schaudt (1988) Aaron Thomas (1990) Virgil Cavagnaro (1991) State of Oregon WOMEN'S GYMNASTICS Judy Spoelstra (1994) Skip Vanderbundt (1993) Don Conway (1991) Chad Knight (2005) MEN'S CREW John Witte (1991) Jim Cmmley (2005) BASEBALL MULTI-SPORT ATHLETE Tom Woodman (2003) Len Younce (1988) Ron Finley (1991) Wes Schulmerich (1980) StavePajy,mb&celbel,badcaidf 1(1'CA Robert Zagunis (1993) MEN'S GOLF Fritz Fivian (1992) MEN'S BASKETBALL WOMEN'S SKIING WOMEN'S CREW Bob Allard (1991) Les Gutches (2003) Lew Beck (1981) Jean Saubert (1983) Amy Martin (2003) Dick Yost (1990) Herb Habedach (1991) Mel Counts (1982) SOFTBALL FOOTBALL WOMEN'S GOLF Howard Harris (1997) Cliff Crandall (1981) Carolyn Fitzwater (1992) Herb Abraham (1990) Dr MaryBudke (1992) Dan Hicks (1994) Dave Gambee (1980) MEN'S TRACK AND FIELD Bill Austin (1990) Gracie DeMoss (1991) Len Kauffman (1991) Buck Grayson (1983) Dick Fosbury (1980) Sam Baker (1991) WOMEN'S GYMNASTICS Babak Mohammadi (2003) A C. Green (2003) Ralph Hill (1980) Terry Baker (1988) Mary Ayotte-Law (1993) Chet Newton (1991) Jim Jarvis (1987) * Forrest Smithson (1981) Ted Bates (1991) Laurie Carter (1994) Robin Reed (1988) Steve Johnson (1995) Grant Swan (1980) Paul Brothers (1997) Traci Crover (2005) Henk Schenk (1992) Ed Lewis (1980) WOMEN'S TRACK AND FIELD Steve Brown (1993) Amy Durham (2004) Greg Strobel (1993) John Mandic (1982) Joni Huntley (1990) Vem Burke (1991) Chad Knight (2003) Roger Weigel (1993) Wally Palmberg (1981) WRESTLING Jules Carlson (1994) Linda Parker (1992) COACHES Red Roche (1980) Ron Finley (1982) Ken Carpenter (1991) Joy Selig (1997) Dee Andros, football (1991) Charlie Sitton (1997) Jess Lewis (1981) Herm Clark (1990) MEN'S MULTI-SPORT Ralph Coleman, baseball (1990) WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Chet Newton (1980) Jimmy Clark (1991) Dave Brundage, baseball, football Karl Drlica, crew (1991) Carol Menken-Schaudt (1993) Robin Reed (1980) Steve Coury (2003) (2004) Slats Gill, men's basketball, baseball (1988) FOOTBALL COACHES Tom DeSylvia (1994) Jess Lewis, football, wrestling (1990) Ralph Miller, men's basketball (1991) Bill Austin (1982) Dee Andros, football (1986) John Didion (1991) John Thomas, baseball, football (1997) Tommy Prothro, football (1990) Sam Baker (1980) Ralph Coleman, baseball (1981) Don Durdan (1988) Dallas Ward, baseball, football (1997) Lon Stiner, football (1990) Terry Baker (1980) Slats Gill, men's basketball, baseball Bill Enyart (1991) WOMEN'S SKIING Dale Thomas, wrestling (1992) Ted Bates (1996) (1980) Joe Francis (1991) * Jean Saubert (1991) Paul Valenti, men's basketball, Vem Burke (1982) Bobb McKittrick, football (2000) Red Franklin (1991) MEN'S SWIMMING men's tennis (1990) Ken Carpenter (1982) Ralph Miller, men's basketball (1988) Rockne Freitas (1991) Dr Jerald Willie (1994) Berny Wagner, track and field (1993) Don Durdan (1981) Tommy Prothro, football (1989) Bill Gray (1991) WOMEN'S SWIMMING TEAMS Bill Enyart (2003) Lon Stiner, football (1981) Joe Gray (1991) * Amy van Loben Sels (2005) 1932-33 men's basketball (1991) Joe Francis (1981) * Dale Thomas, wrestling (1991) Quentin Greenough (1991) MEN'S TRACK AND FIELD 1933 football (1988) Red Franklin (1980) Paul Valenti. men's basketball, Bob Gdm (1991) Steve DeAutremont (1992) 1939 football (1993) Quentin Greenough (1981) men's tennis (1982) Craig Hanneman (1992) Lynn Dickey (1991) 1941 football (1988) Bob Grim (1990) TEAMS Rich Koeper(1991) Dick Fosbury (1988) 1948-49 men's basketball (1991) Percy Locey (1981) 1941 football (1985) Percy Locey (1990) Morgan Groth (1991) 1952 baseball (1992) Howard Maple (1981) * 1962-63 men's basketball (2004) Billy Main (1992) Darrell Hom (1991) 1954-55 men's basketball (2005) Bill McKalip (1991) 1967 football (1992) Howard Maple (1990) * Steve Pauly (1991) 1956 football (1994) Hal Moe (1982) 1980-81 men's basketball (1996) Bill McKalip (1990) Tracy Smith (1991) 1961 men's cross country (1991) Pete Pifer(1991) SPECIAL CONTRIBUTIONS Hal Moe (1990) Forrest Smithson (1988) 1962-63 men's basketball (2003) Gap Powell (1982) John Eggers, sports info director (1981) Jack O'Billovich (1991) Grant Swan (1990) 1964 football (2004) Steve Preece (1988) Spec Keene, athletic director (1982) Willie Turner (1997) 1966 men's basketball (1993) Ade Schwarnmel (1981) I 2006 OREGON STATE 78 BASEBALL GUIDE OREGON STATE'S 1952 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES TEAM Beavers peaked at right time to win big Oregon State came up with crucial series sweeps over USC, Fresno State to advance to Omaha How long was Oregon State's trip to the 1952 College World Series? Well, it started in $Y: 1951 - but we'll get to that in a moment. In 1952, Oregon State professor Bernard Malamud's novel "The Natural" was published, telling of Roy Hobbs' struggle to reach the top of the baseball world. Meanwhile, the Beavers were writing a baseball tale of their own Oregon State beat college baseball's most storied program - Southern California - for the Pacific Coast Conference Pacific Coast Conference title and then topped and Fresno State for the Far West Regional champi- Western Regional onship. "It's great to feel maybe you were part of something like this," 1952 Beaver captain Pete NCAA Champions Goodbrod said not long after watching a tele- vised CWS game. And, Goodbrod recalled, it was an incident during the 1951 Pacific Coast Conference championship series in Los Angeles that may have spurred the Beavers a year later. "We came on the field the first day for workouts," Goodbrod said. "And they (the Trojans) were calling us `little gray things' and riding us pretty hard. Coley (Oregon State coach Ralph Coleman) didn't want us getting ,-M. mixed up in anything like that, so we didn't say anything. q,1 "About the only thing we could do in retali- ation was during batting practice - hitting foul balls into their dugout." After losing that best-of-three 1951 series in three games, the Beavers would earn more substantial satisfaction in 1952. Oregon State swept Southern California at Goss Stadium at Coleman Field for the PCC title; a week later, the Beavers swept Fresno State in another home series for the District 8 (Far West Re- gional) berth in the College World Series. In Omaha, the heat, humidity and two tough second-guessing " of our success stemmed from their experience. opponents eliminated the Beavers in two The Beavers had played plenty well up until "Being a dumb sophomore, I think I got games Oregon State lost 18-7 to Duke and 10- then. They went through their non-league caught up in it. That just accelerated every- 1 to Texas. schedule with a 12-3 record, still hearing the thing." "Personally, I think I was kind of awed as a echoes of the Trojans' taunts from the spring Pitcher Bailey Brem, a junior in 1952, sophomore going in there," said Dwane before. didn't see it quite that way. Helbig, who earned All-America honors as an "It had a lot of influence on our seniors like "Others may have felt that kind of deal," outfielder that spring. "I don't think I played Cub Houck, John Thomas, Bud Berg," Helbig Brem said. "My opinion was that we weren't nearly as well as I could have, but that's all said. "Those guys were real determined. A lot trying to get back at them, we were just trying 1952 ROSTER

NO. CATCHERS YR. B-T HT.WT.HOMETOWN Jack Smith SoR-R5-10180 Ontario, Ore 11 Jack StephensonFr. R-R5-11 172 Tigard, Ore 19 John Thomas Sr R-R6-3 215 Newark, N J Bill Turner Jr R-R5-9 175 Portland, Ore NO. PITCHERS YR. B-T HT. WT.HOMETOWN 14 Bud Berg Sr R-R6-2 190 Portland, Ore Ralph Coleman Jr Jr. L-L 6-0 155 Corvallis, Ore 13 Bailey Brem Jr R-R6-3 185 Portland, Ore 16 Alex Goedhard Sr R-R6-2 175 Pasadena, Calif Don Hopp Fr R-R6-2 175 Oregon City, Ore. Jim Nierman So R-L6-0 175 Hillsboro, Ore 20 NorbWellman So R-R6-4 205 Mt Angel, Ore 9 Don White Sr R-L 6-1 160 Portland, Ore NO. INFIELDERS YR. BT HT.WT.HOMETOWN Jack Bowen Fr R-R5-10172 Nyssa, Ore Bobby Buob Fr. R-R5-8 158 Union, N J 17 Jay Dean Fr R-L 6-5 210 Nampa, Ida The regional finals against Fresno State drew a record crowd of 5,000 to Mel Ediger SoR-R6-0 175 Dallas, Ore Goss Stadium at Coleman Field 5 Chuck Fisk Fr R-R6-0 170 Portland, Ore Connie HolzgangSo R-R5-11 160 Medford, Ore 10 Cub Houck Sr R-R6-0 185 Salem, Ore 4 DannyJohnston Jr R-R 5-11175 Whittier,Calif Johnny Rearden Sr R-R 5-11160 Corvallis, Ore 15 Jim Ruggles Fr L-R 6-0 170 Portland, Ore Doug Wray Fr. R-R5-9 150 The Dalles, Ore Jim Walker So L-L 5-10155 Long Beach, Calif NO. OUTFIELDERS YR. B-T HT.WT.HOMETOWN 8 Pete Goodbrod Sr L-R5-10160 Salem, Ore 7 Dwane Helbig So R-R6-0 195 Portland, Ore Jim Jenks Jr R-R6-0 168 Albany, Ore Ralph Krafve Sr L-R 6-2 185 Portland, Ore 12 Ed Nelson Sr R-R5-10165 Corvallis, Ore Jack Pinion So R-R5-10195 Reedsport, Ore 18 Bud Shirtcliff Jr R-R6-3 200 Myrtle Creek, Ore Dick Wilson Fr. L-L 5-11 165 Nyssa, Ore Jim Withrow Fr. R-R5-10160 Van Nuys, Calif BobThoman Jr. R-R6-4 175 Corvallis, Ore HEAD COACH: Ralph Coleman ASSISTANT COACH: Paul Valenti Pete Goodbrod lines a single Dwane Helbig stretches for first MANAGER: Ken Boshears trip to Idaho, Washington State and Washing- Washington thumped Idaho 17-4 in the first to play well." ton; Oregon State went 4-2 on that trip, as game at Moscow. In the season finale, though, Alex Goedhard, a senior pitcher on that well. Returning home for two season-ending Vandal pinch-hitter Dick Merrill doubed home squad, felt the ability was certainly there to weekends against Oregon, the Beavers' 8-4 the tying and winning runs with none out in the play well. record narrowly led the division race ninth inning for a 9-8 Idaho victory. "The team of `52 was an exception collec- A split with Oregon the next weekend kept Oregon State was back in the Pacific Coast tion of raw talent, as I look back today," the Beavers one-half game in front of the Conference playoffs. Goedhard recalled. "I say raw talent because Ducks and one game in front of Washington. "It was great to know we'd get a playoff we had no specialty training. There were no Oregon State eliminated Oregon from the race with USC in Corvallis," Goodbrod said. "That coaches specializing in hitting, fielding, out- with a 7-6 win at Goss Stadium at Coleman made us feel good. We'd felt we were as good field and pitching. There were no physical Field on May 23, then lost 18-5 at the Ducks' as they were the year before, and then we training regimens for players targeting playing Howe Field the next day in their regular-sea- proved it by taking them in two straight." positions outside of daily routine practice. son finale. The verbal barrage of the previous spring There was no or very little scouting of oppos- That last Oregon State loss enabled Wash- wasn't all that gave the Beavers something to ing teams and players. ington to move percentage points ahead of the prove. Even then, the Northern Division found "Today's college players are given tremen- Beavers in the standings, but the Huskies had itself in a little brother-big brother relationship dous opportunities to improve technically and two games remaining at last-place Idaho on with the Southern Division on the baseball physically." May 26 and 27. Washington could win its first diamond. As it turned out, getting through the North- title since 1931 by winning both games; a "USC was the powerhouse - there's no ;rn Division would be the Beavers' toughest Husky loss in either game would mean a first- doubt about it," said Brem, who went on to hurdle on the road to Omaha. place tie, and the Beavers would earn the All-America honors in 1953. "There was no Oregon State opened the Northern Division postseason berth for having won three of four doubt about that. We weren't supposed to go season with six home games, going 4-2. The head-to-head meetings that spring. on the field with USC." final game of the homestand was a 10-8 win "It's hard to say how we felt," Goodbrod Added Goodbrod: It was, `Hey, we've got a over Washington on April 26, witnessed by a said of the Beavers' wait for those two Wash- program up here, too. We need to be recog- throng of 4,500 that was the largest-ever at ington-Idaho games. "Except that we wanted nized'." Joss Stadium at Coleman Field to that point. another shot against the Trojans." On May 30, the Beavers opened the series The Beavers then went on their annual road Things looked bad for the Beavers when with a 12-10 win over Southern California; 2006 2006. iE OREGON STA 80 BASEBALL GUIDE they had to hold off USC rallies that scored four runs in the seventh inning and five in the Store Beavers Leave for Playoffs at Omaha; ninth. A day later, the Beavers wrapped up their first-ever PCC championship with a 5-4 vic- VILA` tory. On a cool, gray afternoon, the game was tied 4-4 going into a ninth inning that would send the Oregon State fans ringing the field through moments of both hope and despair. It would finish with perhaps the most notable hit in Beaver baseball history. Once Oregon State had retired the Trojans in a scoreless top of the ninth, Beaver out- fielder Bud Shirtcliff opened the bottom of the inning with a double but was thrown out trying to stretch it into a triple. After John Thomas singled, USC coach Rod Dedeaux brought in ace pitcher Tom Lovrich to relieve. Lovrich hit Cub Houck with a pitch, then pitcher Norb Wellman's grounder back to the mound allowed both runners to advance. Two out, men on second and third, with Goodbrod coming to the plate; he blooped a pitch from Lovrich in the air toward third base. The biggest Beaver hit ever would barely RATS AND HEAVENS OFF FOR BRASKA - Boding ill for the m wound theIr neek. it they wanted ta, Wasting to board boa so. clear the infield. ycuntad Nluo DevOn of Duke tcivoraity Thursday Afternoon. the standing left to right: Don Hopp, Roth Wellman, Cub Hooch. Pat. hit happy Oregon slate B.... o tiny their treasured was elube Goodbrod. Dwane Haling.Chuck Fl.k.it. FMIll,Jerk Stephen- "I kind of thought it would be an out," .hoard A boa for Portland cutout. to it,. natna.l HCAA playoff. at n. Ed Nelson. Bud Shirlelitt. Jobn Thomas. Jay Dean. Al Good. he.Coach Ralph Coleman wanted 1, p.ck the bet. away hot hard andDannyJohnston. Sealed left to right. lowValeprt owisb Goodbrod said. "I was running with my eye on the boys pre/erred to carry their o nrl::e,which Incidentally Ant coach. heed coach Colomon: Bobby Buob, Bailey Brom. Ken eloW/ed our .13 hit, In 127 t,-,, at but Playoff guns. Soahean. student manager, Ltun Wm:o and Bud Berg. IGorore- it, and I was disgusted. I thought I'd popped it for a 1..f .339 average. Wolf that arae5ge Cut: i .std they could wear Time. photo.) up. But that was Coley - run everything out. The Beavers board the bus in Corvallis on the first leg of their trip "As I was going to first, I could see it was going to go over his (the third baseman's) `Throw harder, Clevy, baby.' which was being played for just the sixth time. head. In his defense, the sun was setting and I "Sooner or later, he got wild, and we snuck Oregon State would open against tourney fa- think he lost it. through and beat them." vorite Duke in only the second athletic meeting "But it brought in the winning run." On June 6, Beaver lefthander Don White ever between the two schools; the first had Thomas, running from third base as soon as and the Bulldogs' Larry Bolger both threw six- been the transplanted Rose Bowl on Jan. 1, the ball was hit, touched the plate before the hitters but Oregon State took a 2-1 win on 1942, in Durham, N.C. Trojans had a chance to make a play. Goodbrod's sacrifice fly in the seventh inning. "Going to Omaha was really something," "It just erupted," Goodbrod said. "Every- On June 7, Oregon State fans celebrated as Helbig said. "Everybody had to make arrange- body was out there on the field ... the fans the Beavers took a 4-1 lead, then anguished as ments to take finals late or early or whatever, were crazy. We had to go back over to Gill (to Fresno State scored three runs in the seventh and it was kind of a pain that way. the locker room), and we got there all right." inning to tie things But Jay Dean doubled and "But the excitement overshadowed every- Goodbrod's hit came just four days after his Helbig singled him home for the go-ahead run thing else." May 27 birthday. When he arrived home after in the bottom of the seventh; Oregon State Coleman, assistant coach Paul Valenti and the game, his wife Joan had his cake on the would add another three runs in the bottom of the rest of the Beavers went to Omaha by train table with a glove and ball decorating it. the eighth to ice an 8-4 victory. on the Union Pacific streamliner City of Port- By now, Beaver fans were turning out for After another celebration, the Beavers began land. They arrived at just after 3 a.m. on a ballgames like never before. A record crowd looking forward to the College World Series, Wednesday morning and were greeted by their estimated at 5,000 would be on hand the next weekend when Oregon State wrapped up its District 8 championship series against Fresno State, which had beaten Seattle for the West Coast independent crown. "Frankly, the crowd helped win those games for us," said Brem, who had to sit out the USC series because of an injury. "They got on the other team. All the fraternity guys were up in the stands riding them, and the Fresno State series was the same way. They had a pitcher named (Truman 'Tex') Clevenger who went on to play in the major leagues, and he threw real hard. The gol-durn guys in the stands got on him going `Oooohhhh' when he'd throw, or Alex Goedhard scores vs. Duke Bailey Brem delivers a pitch 2006 OREGON STATE BASEBALL GUIDE I

Ir. e26 n,04llUDm (p 27-12 overall, 10-6 Pacific Coast Conference Northern Division (1st place) ORE. ST. ORE. ST. OPP. DATE DAY OPPONENT SITE RESULT DECISION R-H-E R-H-E COLLEGE WORLD SERIES Mar 28 Fri Pacific (Ore) Corvallis W, 22-5 White (1-0) 22-16-2 5-12-9 Mar 29 Sat Linfield Corvallis W, 5-0 Brem (1-0) 5-8-2 0-3-2 (second game) W, 6-0 Berg (1-0) 6-2-2 0-3-1 Apr. 1 Tue Portland State Corvallis W, 16-3 Goedhard (1-0) 16-12-3 3-4-3 Apr. 3 Thu Willamette Corvallis W, 8-4 Hopp (1-0) 8-7-2 4-7-1 Apr. 4 Fri at Oregon Eugene, Ore W, 4-1 White (2-0) 4-5-0 1-6-4 Apr. 5 Sat Lewis & Clark Corvallis W, 4-2 Wellman (1-0) 4-9-1 2-5-2 (second game) L, 2-3 Brem (1-1) 2-5-3 3-4-2 Apr 7 Mon Portland Corvallis W, 5-3 Berg (2-0) 5-7-2 3-6-3 Apr. 8 Tue at Pacific (Ore) Forest Grove, Ore W, 16-4 Nierman (1-0) 16-10-5 4-9-7 Apr. 9 Wed at Linfield McMinnville, Ore L, 4-5 White (2-1) 4-8-1 5-8-1 Apr.10 Thu Oregon Corvallis L, 5-12 Brem (1-2) 5-12-5 12-13-3 Apr.11 Fri. at Lewis & Clark Oregon City, Ore W, 10-4 Hopp (2-0) 10-14-2 4-6-6 Apr.12 Sat Linfield Corvallis W, 5-1 Berg (3-0) 5-8-3 1-5-4 (second game) W, 22-5 Wellman (2-0) 22-17-3 5-7-6 2 C...%. W.4" 5,. Apr.16 Wed. Washington State * Corvallis W, 9-2 White (3-1) 9-15-1 2-6-1 OMAHA STADIUM Apr.17 Thu Washington State * Corvallis L, 3-9 Berg (3-1) 3-6-6 9-8-2 Apr.19 Sat at Portland Portland, Ore W, 19-8 Brem (2-2) 19-14-0 8-7-7 12-16 Apr 21 Mon Idaho * Corvallis L,15-16 White (3-2) 15-18-6 16-15-2 Apr.22 Tue Idaho * Corvallis W, 7-4 Wellman (3-0) 7-8-1 4-10-2 Apr. 25 Fri Washington * Corvallis W, 7-1 Brem (3-2) 7-8-10 1-6-3 Apr 26 Sat Washington * Corvallis W, 10-8 White (4-2) 10-13-2 8-17-6 May 2 Fri at Idaho * Moscow, Ida W, 16-5 Wellman (4-0) 16-18-2 5-11-5 May 3 Sat at Idaho * Moscow, Ida W, 3-1 Brem (4-2) 3-7-0 1-4-1 hosts, the Omaha Cosmopolitan Club. May 5 Mon at Washington State * Pullman, Wash L, 3-5 White (4-3) 3-6-2 5-7-5 May 6 Tue at Washington State * Pullman, Wash W, 6-5 Goedhard (2-0) 6-11-2 5-10-1 "We got off an air-conditioned train and May 8 Thu at Washington * Seattle, Wash W, 6-2 Wellman (5-0) 6-9-0 2-7-1 stepped off onto the platform, and it was 96 May 9 Fri at Washington * Seattle, Wash L, 6-10 Brem (4-3) 6-9-2 10-14-1 degrees or something and the humidity was May 12 Mon Seattle Corvallis L, 6-8 Goedhard (2-1) 6-12-3 8-11-1 May 17 Sat Oregon * Corvallis L, 13-14 Berg (3-2) 13-12-11 14-12-5 high," Helbig said. "Oh, lord, you couldn't May 19 Mon, at Oregon * Eugene, Ore W, 3-1 Brem (5-3) 3-3-1 1-5-1 sleep or do anything." May23 Fri Oregon* Corvallis W, 7-6 White (5-3) 7-11-2 6-12-1 The Beavers' hotel wasn't air conditioned, May 24 Sat at Oregon * Eugene, Ore L, 5-18 Brem (5-4) 5-11-6 18-16-2 and Brem remembers the method his room- PACIFIC COAST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES May 31 Fri Southern California Corvallis W, 12-10 White (6-3) 12-15-5 10-19-2 mate, Cub Houck, had for trying to get some Jun 1 Sat Southern California Corvallis W, 5-4 Wellman (6-0) 5-7-1 4-9-3 shuteye. FAR WEST REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES "He'd go in the bathroom and get a waste- Jun 6 Fri Fresno State Corvallis W, 2-1 White (7-3) 2-6-1 1-6-0 Jun 7 Sat Fresno State Corvallis W, 8-4 Wellman (7-0) 8-15-1 4-8-2 basket of water, then throw it on the bed and COLLEGE WORLD SERIES try to get some sleep," Brem said. Jun 12 Thu vs Duke Omaha Neb L, 7-18 Goedhard (2-2) 7-8-2 18-21-2 Duke brought a 30-5 record into the opener Jun 13 Fri vs Texas Omaha, Neb L, 1-10 Wellman (7-1) 1-6-5 10-11-1 against the Beavers' 27-10 mark. On a 102- * - Pacific Coast Conference Northern Division game degree afternoon, Oregon State took an early 6- 4 lead but the Blue Devils finished with 21 hits their season with a 27-12 record. Coleman Goedhard agreed. and an 18-7 win. would guide Oregon State to three more North- "Any worry or nervousness the team had "The most memorable thing was that first ern Division titles and have teams ranked as was exercised by Coach Coleman," Goedhard game," Brem said. " (who later high as sixth in the nation in the early 1960s, said. "On the bench, he was intense. He was a starred with the Pittsburgh Pirates) was their but that 1952 trip remained OSU's only Col- bundle of high nervous energy mixed with shortstop. We had on those northwest wool lege World Series until 2005. elements of superstition of where to sit, stand, uniforms and the heat was about 105. I "We had Coley - I can't emphasize that etcetera during the flow of a game. watched Dwane Helbig come in between in- enough," Goodbrod said of the coach whose "Sitting next to Coley during a close game nings, take off his wool baseball shirt, and dapper appearance masked a quiet intensity. was not a preferred position, but it could be wring the water out of it." "He did it in a different way," Goodbrod entertaining." The next day, Texas eliminated the Beavers said of Coleman's motivational techniques, Many members of the 1952 team reunited at with a 10-1 decision. Oregon State was within which didn't include much in the way of Goss Stadium at Coleman Field in 2002 to 3-0 until the Longhorns five-run eighth inning. hollering. "You'd be at bat, and he'd be over commemorate the 50th anniversary of their "When we played Texas, we were in a fog," there with one knee on the ground, pulling special season. They saw an Oregon State pro- Helbig said. "We just never got into the game." grass ... every pitch, he was in it. gram that has had 24 winning seasons in the When the score got out of hand, Brem was "One game, we were tied with the winning last 30 years and returned to the College World allowed to get an inning of College World runs on base and I was up. I was 0-for-4 on the Series in 2005. Series experience day He came over and said, `Are you going to "Coley left, then Gene Tanselli came in and "I went out there and I wasn't throwing well get a hit?' I said, `Yes.' He said, `Are you did a good job, and Jack Riley had a lot of - I was still hurt," Brem said. "But every ball I sure?' good years, and now we're in capable hands threw, they hit a line drive." "I can't overemphasize the fact he was one with Pat Casey," Goodbrod said of the line of The Beavers headed for home, finishing tough competitor." OSU coaches. "We've done pretty well." OREGON STATE ALL-TIME LETTERMEN A Adams, Verdell 1972

Akers, Leon...... 1950 Akina,Jason 1992-93 Allen, Mark 1982-83 Amacher, Harry 1942 Anderson, Aaron 1988,90-92 Anderson, Al 1948 LIP Anderson, Bret 1989-92 Anderson, Danny 2005 Anderson, David...... 1990-92 Anderson, Kenny 2002-03 Anderson, Scott 1976-77

Anderson, Scott . ... . 1981-84 Anhorn, Bill 1962 Antone, Doug 1973 Apa, Tom :;...... :..1972-74 Aselton, Kyle ... 2004 Atwood, Derek 1987-88 Atwood, James 2000 Ayers, Stacey...... 1991 Ayo,Keke 1983-84

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Babb, Bert.. . . 1920-22 Backen, David 1978-81 Backman, Mike 1975 Baechtel, Richard 1932 Bagley, Orlo 1928 Bailey, Brian 1960-62 Andrew Checketts Gene Tanselli BaileyKenneth , Bowen, Jack 1956-57 Callan,Bill...... 1933-34 Cloyes,Bill 1927-29 CulverBenjamin 1912-14 Bailey, King ,,, , 1931 Bowen,Ken 1984-87 Calvin,Todd 1983-84 Coleman,Ed 1924 Cunningham,Dan 1971-73 Bailie, Matt 1995-98 Bowen,Tom 1956-58 Campos,Chris 2004-05 Coleman,Jackson 2000 Baker, Gary 1959-61 Bower, Don 1943,46-47 Canham,Mitch 2004-05 Coleman,Ralph Sr 1918 D Baker,Lons 1924-26 Bowman,James 1997 Capka,Ted'n...... :.... r:..y1942 Coleman,Ralph Jr 1954 Baldwin, Andy 2003-04 Boyd,Jeffrey . 1978 Carpenter,Ken...... 1949 Col ey,, Rob 1998-99 Daniels,Curt 1970 Baldwin, J D 1915-16,18 Bradley,Ken.. 1940 Carroll, Emil...... 1909-10 Collins,John 1980-81 Daniels,Tom 1984-86 Ball, Wayne 1987-88 Bradshaw,Kim 1957-59 Carroll,Jason 1990-92 Conkling,Earl 1935-37 Damell 1912 Ballard, Rod 1929-30 Bratt,Jason 1989-91 Carter,Josh 1999-2001 Conley,Greg 1998 Daron,Pat 1974 Baltus, Tim 1978 Brauning,Jeff 1988-89 Cate,Jack 1931 Conrad, Brian 1982-83 Daulton,Ron ...... 1984-86 Banholzer, John 1988-89 Brem, Bailey 1951-53 Cave, Jim 1972-73 Conyers, Kit 1916 Davis, Curtis . 1998-2001 Barden, Brian 2000-02 Bronson, Jason...... 1997-98 Ceasar, Lestee 1984-87 Cook, B R 1997-99 Davis, Wilbur . 1909 Barnes,Lute 1967-69 Brown, Al.::...... :...... 1930-31 Cecil, Don 1943,46 Cooper, Harry...... 1910-12 Day, Bruce 1960-61 Bamett,Jeff 1991 Brown, Reed 2005 Cecil, Dorwood 1946 Cooper, Roy ...... ::1908 Dazey, Eric 1986,88 Barney,Darwin .2005 Brown, Vic . 194243 Chamberlain, Tom . 1975-77 Copeland, Stephen 2000-03 Dean, Jay . 1952-55 Barry,Pat ...... 1975-78 Brundage, Dave 1984-86 Champion, Jim 1992-94 Cowan, Justin 1997 Demorest, Harry . 1961-63 Bates,Garrett...... 1998-99 Brundage, Jim 1986-87 Chapman, Kirk 1962,64 Cramer, Bob 1978 Derryberry, Jeff 1994-95 Bauer,Wayne.. . 1931 Buck, Dallas 2004-05 Charbonneau, Joe 1973-75 Cramer, Fred 1936 Dixon, John 1993-95 Beall, Bob 1968-70 Buehler, Knute 1983-85 Chatterton, Lloyd 1937 Crary, Morrill 1963-65 Dockery, Bud 1934-36 Beall,Jim 1970-72 Buehler, Larry 1973 Checketts, Andrew ...... 1996-98 Craske, Don 1980 Dodge, RichY ...... : ...... 1974-77 Beard,Jeremy . . . 1994-95 Buob, Bobby 1952-55 Christianson, Bob 1948-50 Creider, Ed 1935-37 Donaly, Lance 1986-89 Beatty,Mel ...... 1934-35 Burke, Jamie 1992-93 Christman, Scott 1991-93 Creighton, Tom 2002 Dooley, Ed.:SS' ...... 1937 Beaty,Jesse.. . 1907-08 Bums, Wayne 1971-73 Churchill, Robert . 1943, 47 Crews, Wren 1907-10 Doolittle, Harold 1915-16 Beck,Gary 1972-75 Burton, Ed 1946 Clark, Noel 2003 Criner, Leon .. 1959,61 Doupe,Paul .. 1969-70 Bedford,Don 1948 Busik, Chad 1990,92 Clark, Steve 1962-64 Critser, Roy 1959-60 Doyle, Jeff 1975-77 Bell,Thurman 1964-66 Clarke, Jim 1932-34 Cronin, Joe 1932 Drahn, Rob 1974-76 Belleville, Bergan 1927-29 C Cleveland, Andy...... 1964-65 Crow, Steve 1967-69 Droscher, Jerry 1958-60 Benson,Cleve 1967,69 Cloud, Marty 1983 Crownover, Tim 1978 Dryden, Tim 1999-2000 Berg,Bud 1950,52 Calderon, Tony 2003-04 Clow, Craig 1987 Cuckovich, Mel 1971-73 Duarte, Pedro 1912 Bergstrom, Bob 1934-36

Berreman, Bob...:...... 1958-59 Bertrand, Ben 1997-98

Bettendorf, Jerome...... 1955-56 Biancone, John 1931-33

Biles, Chris .. . . 2000-03 Bilyeu, H 1907-08 Bishop, Bob 1979-82 Black, Todd 1994 11+

Blackburn,Stan 1976 Bland, Darren 1995

Boire, Mike...... 1996-99 Boley, Ron 1966 Bonney, Bob 1938-40

Bonser, Bill ...... 1965-67 Boone, Art 1923 Booth, Claude 1921-22,26 Booth, Willard 1936

Boultinghouse,Harvey 1928-30 Bouton, Red 1927 pave SChcppa David Schmidt. Ramon Gonzalez Zoos OREGON STATE ° (BASEBALLGUIDE--

Hilts, cyan IWt Hobbs, Tom 1964-06 Hodgens, Blain 1927 Holbrook, Rob 1979-82 Hollenbeck, Bob ... 1934 Holmquist, Dewey 1922-23 Hooker, Kevin 1991-93,95 Hopkins, Jeff 1989-90

Hopp, Don . 1952 Horton, Mervin .. ... 1909-10 Houck, Cub 1951-52 Houdek, Otto...... 1937-38 Housely, Scott ...... 1977 Howard, Josh ...... 2001 Howard, Kelly 1978 Hubbard, Clyde:...... _...... 1918-21

Hudson, Will . ... 2000-02 Hughes, Emmet 1920-21 Hughes, Harley 1924 Hughes, Henry 1932 Hulstrom, Bryce .. .. 1984-86 Humphrey, Jack 1966-67 Hunsinger, Al 1980-81 Hunt, Tom ...... 1955-57 Hunter, Randy 1991-93 Hutt, Lester 1912-15 Hurley, Kim 1975-76

Ingram, Bryan 1999-2001 John Thomas Scott Anderson Ira, Cecil 1961-63

Duerr, Brian 1998-99 Fawcett,Don 1950 Gentz,Keith 1970-71 Duffy, Mike 1921-23 Fenger, Arnold 1937-39 Gerber, Joe 1997-2000 fl J Dufort, Dave 1987-88 Finch, Howard 1985-86 Gianotti, Mike 1977-78 Hafenfeld, Bernard 1926-27,29 Jackson,Bruce 1972-74 Duke, Randy 1986-88 Fisk, Chuck 1952-55 Gill, Levi 2001 Hahn, Brent 1989 Jackson, Mark...... ,...... x2003 Duke,Rich . 1984-87 Flynn,Robf :..:. .:...... :.>1978-79 Gill,Whitney 1919-21 Hamilton, Gary 1983-86 Jackson,Stephen 1995-96 Dunning, Kyle 1980-81 Fogle, Nate .. 2005 Gillespie, Cole 2004-05 Hammer, Kenneth 1928,31 Jarvis,Andy 2000-03 Durdan, Don...... 1941-42 Folsom, Rob 2005 Gipson, Ryan 2005 Hansen, Gene .. .. 1947 Jarvis,Jim 1964-65 Duren, Russ . 1987 Fonnesbeck, Gary 1986 Gits, Mike ...... 1999 Hansen, Paul .. 1998-2000 Jenkins,Andy 2004-05 Dune, Harry 1972-75 Ford, Richard ... 1926-27 Glaisyer, Harold 1913 Hardie, Tim 1993 Jenks,James 1926-27 Dwyer, Anthony 1925-26 Forsch, Ken...... 1967-68 Gleason, Tim 1968-69 Hardin, Scott 1994-95 Jenks,James...... 1953 Dyer, Ron 1979-81 Fortier, Bud 1947 Goble, Roy 1913-16 Hare, Warren 1957 Jensen,Karl 1931-33 Frahler, Andy...... 1943 Goedhard, Alex 1952 Harper, Rich 1975-78 Johnson,Art 1924-25 E Francis, Robert 1908 Gonzalez, Ramon 1974-75 Harper, Bill 1948-50 Johnson,Ben 1989-89 Frazer, Bill 1943 Gonzalez, Rick 1977-78 Hartman, Tex 1919-21 Johnson,Chris., ...... :: .s:1968-69 Edwards, Kevin 1986 Frederick, Johnny . 1955 Goodbrod, Pete 1950-52 Hartley, Eugene 1925-26 Johnson,Don 1932 Efraimson, Tim 1994-95 Freeman, Clay 1909 Goodell, Ryan 1969-70 Hass, Mike . 2004 Johnson, Jerry . .. 1968-70 Ehinger, Yoshi 1997 French, Bruce 1983-84 Gordon, Zach.:. .::...... 2000-01 Haugen, Troy 1987-89 Johnson, Ken 1943 Ekstrom, Mike 2002-03 Fryer, Carl...... 1913-15 Gorman, Mike 1979-82 Hayes, Kevin 1978

Johnson, Lindsey 1981-84 Elliott, Glenn . 1940-42 Funk, Arnold 1916 Gott, Rod 1999-2000 Hays, Craig 1999-2002

Johnson, Syl.... . 1955,57 Ellsbury, Jacoby...... 2003-05 Graham, Tyler 2003-05 Hays, Stan 1953 Johnson,Thad 2000-01 Emigh, Elmer 1931 /± Gray, Joe 1936,38 Hayward, Dave 1961-63 Johnston,Danny 1951-53 Endicott, Steve...... :1970 V Grayson, Buck 1929-31 Hearing, Mike . 1979 Johnston, Dean 1936 Erickson, Gil 1932 Gallagher, Fred 1947 Gregg, Mitch ... 1995-96 Hedges, Drew 1997-2000 Johnston,Paul 1941 Ericson, Rick 1949-50 Gallagher, Shane . 1982-83 Gressler, Todd 1987-88 Heinrich, Ryan 1993-94 Jones,James .. 1976-77 Escallier, Arthur 1924-26 Galloway, DeWaine 1943 Groce, Jack 1912-13 Helbig, Dwane 1952 Jones,Johnny 1976-77 txley, Jerry 1954-56 Gambee, Dave 1957 Grove, Jim 1979-82 Hellar, Derek 1985 Jones,Tom .. . .. 1966-68 Ganter, Bryan...... 1984-87 Guidotti, Al 1954-56 Heniges, David 1966 Joslyn,Kevin . . . 2004-05 Garber, Richard 1922-23,25 Gunderson, Kevin...... :.2004-05 Henkle, Lynn ..... 1911 Jurgenson,Greg 1972-74 Garcia, Josh 2002 Gunderson, Matt .. 1996 Henzel, Dick ..1929-31

=aler,Cameron 1988 Garner,Ron...... 1971-74 Gurley, Wayne...... 1918-19 Hemandez,Matt 2004 alk, Jim . 1962 Gassaway, Bill 1979-82 Gustafson, Cad...... 194749 Heyden, Derek ... 1987-89 K =arra,Duke...... 1925 Gassaway,Dave I 1977 Hibbard,George ...... 1933-35 Kaiser, Bob 1965-67 =aurie,Pete 1924-26 Gee, Dennis 1972 Hilliard,Gene...... 1961-63 Kaleikilo, Chris 1990

Kalibak, William . . . 1936-37 nil[ Kappel, Rudy ...... 1937 Kasberger, Joe 1920-22 Keck, Mike 1970 a Keck, Walter 1909-11 E3 Keema, Bud...... 1931-33

Keene, Lawrence . .. 1909-11

Keene,Spec . . 1919-21 Keema, Bud 1931-33 Keudell, Ron 1982 Kirchem, Herb 1979 Kirchner, Walt 1943, 47-48 Kissner, Tim .. 1993-94 Kline, Ty 2002-03

Klug,Scott 1985-86 Kluss, Dennis ...... 1986 Knight, Brooke.. 1992-94 Knotts, Aaron 1995 Steve Clark Greg Jurgenson Troy, Schader John Sipple: Knhlar Dick 1946-46 'Fz 2006 OREGON STATE-,: BASEBW-LL GUIDE

Kolkowski, Bruno 1934-35 Koller, Jon ...... :::2003 Krafve, Keith...... 1983-86 Krafve, Ralph 1950-51 Kramien, Lionel ...... :.h;1922

Krueger, Dutch...... 1918 Kruger, Pete 1947 Kunda, Chris 2003-05 Kunz, Eddie :...... 2005

L Lake, Rob 1997 Lambert, Tim 1985-88 Landrum, Ken 1974-75 Lankow, Geof 1966 Larson, Barry 1993-94 Lebeck, Greg 1969-71 Leberge, Kevin 1975-76

Lechelt,Lonnie ...... 2005 Ledbetter, Todd 1988-89 Ledesma, Joey 2005 Lee, Terry .. 1968-70 Lehrer,Al 1962-63 Leone, Mike 1996-97 Leovich, John .. 1940 Lewis, Fred 1938-39 Lipe, Ryan 1995-98

Lissman, Mike .. . .2004-05 Lodell, Carl 1918-20 Loffer, Jesse 1940 Logan,John 1926,28 tt Bailie ke Thurman Long, Dave ...... 1962-63 Mencas,Val 1995,97-98 Neal,Travis 1983-84 Palfrey,Ernest 1919-20,22 Plante,Rich ... 1974 Looff, Hans ...... 1913-16 Mendenhall,Frank 1922 Negri,Frank 1957 Parisotto,John 1966 Plato,Bruce 1977-78 Looney, H B 1908 Merrill,Zadoc 1974-76 Neitzel,R A . 1988-90 Parkinson,Robert 1923 Poff,Ray 1908-11 Lovejoy, Dan 1955-57 Merryman,Art 1936-37 Nelson, Ed 1950-52 Patterson,Leonard 1938-39 Pomerenke,Gary ..1972-73 Lovinger, Eric 1992,94-96 Messman,Joe 1997 Nelson,Scott ... 2003-05 Paul,Mike 1974,76-77 Post,Jeff 1989-92 Luby, Dan ...... 1957-59 , . , 1928 , . 2001-04 MeyerBill... 1937-39 Newell,Mark 1996-97, 99-2000 FaustAshley PostlewaitJake Lucas, Ron 1965-67 Miller, Cecil 1919-21 Newman,Chris 1980,83 Payne,Chris 1985-88 Powell, James ..1967-69 Lundberg, Roy 1932 Miller,Doug 1970-72 Nicholson,Scottco . 2000-01 Pearceea ,Lowell.. 1955-56,58 Prestones ,Edward .. 1918 Lunde, Ray...... 1958-60 Miller,Jerry 1976-78 Nickerson,Jonah'Sf:iv.r.na...: .2004-05 Pearson,Dan 1978-79 Preston,Robin . 1972 Luster, Corey 1990-92 , 1971 Mitchell,Jed 1999,2001 Nielson,Ken 1989 PearsonJohn Priseman,Casey .. 2005 Lyons, Steve 1979-81 Mitola, Dan 1933-35 Nightengale, Fred 1929-30 Pederson, Doug 1941-02

Mohler,Lynn 1955 Niles, Mark 1979 Pederson,Twink . 1956-58 M Moore, C L4 . r: r :::....:::...... L...1907 Noble, Ken 1975-78 Pegnam,John ...... nI1993 Q

Moore,Gary...... 1958-60 Noel,John . 1971-74 Pendergrass,F.R .. 1907 Quayle,Billy...... 1927-29 MacRae, Elwin 1941-42 Moore,Harry 1908 Noonan,Val 1921-23 Pendley,Nathan . 2003-04 Quesinberry,Bob . 1949 Mack, Joe 1930-32 Moore,Jeff 1987-88 Pennell,Lee . 1929-31 Quinn,Robert 1924-25 Mack, John 1943,47-49 , 1995-98 Moore,Otto...... 1908-11 O PercellBrody Quiring,Jake_- ...... I I...... 2002-03 Maddux, Walt 1983-84 Moreland,Julius 1913-14 Perry,Glen .. 1922-24 Mallinak, Mel 1985-86 , ,Tony 1969-70 MorganWalter 1914-16 O'Neill, Dan 1982-84 Perry Malloy, Marc 1991,94-95 Morrison, 1992-95 Peters,Frank . 196354 R Scott Oberst,Ray. . .. 1943,4748 Maple, Howard 1927-29 Peters, Norm . 1940-42 Mouw, Rob 1987-88 Oerding,Bill .. 1959-61 Rainwater,Travis 1999 Marrett, Charles 1928 .. Moye, Rene 1959 Petersen, Larry 1960-62 Oliphant,Jeff 1981 Ranstad, Hal 1998-99 Markham, Terry 1964-65 1982-83 Peterson, Robert 1932 Muench, Gregg Olsen,E:.1 C.r ...... :...... 1918 Rasmussen,Boyd...... 1933-35 Marquardt,AJ 1993-94 Munich, Billy Petrella, Albert 1938 ..2003-05 Olson,Steve 1963 Reardon . 1919 Marsden, Wallace 1933 S! .. Petroni, Carlo 1959-61 Murray, C S ...... t..: .1;"1907 Orell,Bernard 1937-38 Recuenco,Rob...... 2003 Martin, Bob :...... :1970 Myers, Phillips, Jim 1956, 58 Jason 1993-94 Ostmo,Erik 1989-90 Reece,Jeff . 1981-83 Martinez, Bill 1974-77 1909,12 Myers, Jeffrey 1982-84 Otis,Jeff.. 1986-89 Phillips, Lige Reed,Clifford 1910-11 Masewicz, Brian 1995-96 Myhre, Joe 1974-75 Piesker, Jarak 1979-80 Reinking,Ed...... 1960 Mason, Don 1969 Pietsch, Seth 2001-03 ...... - Remmell,Art..c ...... I1928 Mason, Ellis 1937-38 P Pine,Chris . 1996.98 Renault, Nick .... 2000 Mason, Grimm 1958-59,61 N 1954 Paczesniak, Mark 1971 Pinion, Jack...... Renne, Steve 1967-70 Mathews,Aaron 2002-04 Pinion, Paul...... 1989 Naylor, Mike 1970 Paine, Fred 1957 Reynolds, Kerisi . 2001-03 Maxwell, Anton 2005 .. McBride, Jason 2001-02

A"'1rTi - S McCarthy, Craig 1990-91 McCluskey, Bill 1942-43 -11 McCormick, Jake 2004-05 McCowan, Joel 1972-74 McDonald, Ryan 1996-97 McEwan, Jim ...... 1935 McFaddan, Dave 1957

McFeely, Shea ...... 2004-05 McGrew, Ben 2002 McKenna, Hugh 1921-23 McKennon, Russell 1928,30-31 McKinney, Earl 1938-39 McLemore, Mark ...... 2000-02 McMullen, Ian 2002-03 McNair, Bob ...... 1978-80 McMillan, Anthony . .. 1913 Meier, Gail 1973-76 Meiwes, Pat 1991-92,94-95 Jeff Brauning Twink Pedersen Mickey Riley Mellinger, Brad ...... 2003 ...... ,.. a: -. a- µ, ..:,,fr - .ate- - - - - s s,, %, Imo, I - c rl r- R » .rte = a O06 -11 .; OREGON STATE BASEBALL GUIDE

- Williams, Paul 2001 Williams, Quinn...... 1983-86 Williams, Steven .1977 Willkie, Corrie...... 1998-99 Wilson, Dick 1954-56 Wilson, Jim...... 1980-82 Wilson, Lloyd 1969-71 Wintermute, Ira 1936 Winters, Glen .. 1926-27 Wirth, Tim 1987

Withrow, Jim . . 1954 Woerner, Jack...... 1934-36 Wolff, Carl 1907,11 Wood, Carton 1928-30

Woodard, Jack . .. 1933 Woodard, Walter 1931-32 Woodward, Woody 1923,25 Worthley,Norman .. 1935-36 Norb Wellman Red Ridings Scott Sanders Ralph Takami Wray,Corky ...... 2000-01

Wray,Doug 1955

Rice, Lance 1985-88 Schulmerich, Wes 1925-27 Stolz, Bob ...... 1950 1 1 Wright, Oran 1939 Rich, Larry 1968-70 Schultz, John 1992-94 Stone, Bryan .2004 J Wright, Willard 1938 Richards, Harry 1946-09 Schulze, Harry 1946-47 Stranberg, Jason 1996-98 Umemoto, Robert 1972-73 Wynne, Richard 1924-25 Richie, Paul 2001-04 Schwab, Arland... 193940 Straub, Dennis 1962-64 Underriner, Dave 1979 Richter, Gary 1977-79 Scott, Monte .1977 Street, Andy .1923 Rickson, Carl 1918-20 Seeley, Blossom 1915-16 Strode, Brett 1999 1 Ridenour, Ryan 1988 Seibert, Emil 1919-20 Strode, Don 1942 V Yonemitsu, Jon 1990-93 Ridings, Red 1923-25 Selberg, Eric Strutton, Mike 1966-67 ...... 1983-84 Vanderbundt,Skip 1967 Younce, Earl 1937-08 Rieben, George 1909-12 Shade, Jack 1922 Sturgeon, Chris 1994-96 Younce,Len 1940-41 Vazquez,Abino . . 1996-97 Riley, Mickey 1980-83 Shaffer, Mark 1987-88 Stykel, Don 1998-2000 Vermillion, Tyson 1996-97 Young, Richard 1923-25 Rippey, Tom 1922-24 Shaw, Clayton 1939-41 Sullivan, John 1923-25 Versluis,Pat 1999 Younker, Jason 1987-88 Rittenhouse, James 1933 Shaw, James 1912-14 Summerfield, Darryl 1966-68 Vladic, Larry . 1987-88,90-91 Robbins, Charles 1913 Shaw, Pat 1980-82 Summers, Chris 1991 Robbins, Orlie 1926 Shelton, Todd 2005 Summers, Stan 1920-21 1A1 Z Roelandt, Frank . 1943, 47-49 Shields, Ian 1990,92 Supple, Joedi'n'...... 1914,16 YY Zarbinsky, Ron 1957 Rooper, John 1907-08 Shirtcliff, Bud...... 1951-53 Swango, Wayne 1964-06 Wagner, Bill . 1959-61 Rothstrom, Ray 1953-54 Shoup,Tom 1968-70 Swann, Claude 1907-08 Wagner, Fred . . . 1930 Rowe, Ben 2001-04 Siebert, Emil 1918 Swedberg, Steve 1971-73 Wagner Honorary ,Geoff 2005 Rowe, Mike, 1978 Sieberts,Ade 1914-16 Swinbumson, Tyler 1995,97 Wagner,Heinie .. 1924 Halbrook,Scott 1982 Rowe, Pete 1974-77 Siemons, Holly 1911 Syverson, Dain 1982-84 Wakeland,Chris . . . 1995-96 Rowe, Rob 1972 Sigrist, John 1924-26 Walker,Larry 1958 Rudolph, Steve 1976-79 Simas, Tom...... :1974-75 T Walters,Red .. .1912 Rudzik, Bill 1959-60 Simas, Warren 1942, 47 Ward, Dallas . 1925,27 Ruggles, Jim...... 1952-55 Simmons, David 1977-78 Taggart, Lawrence 1922 Ward,Thomas 1933, 35

Rumrey, K C 1999 . Sims, Rod, 1938-40 Takami, Ralph 1937-39 Watts, Brent 1993-94 Runyon, J R .2002 Sinclair, Free 1914 Talcott, Chris 1986-88 Webber, Levi 2001-03 Rushing, John 1984-85 ...... Sipple, John 1984-86,88 Tanselli, Gene 1949-51 Weber, Tass 1933-34 Skeen, Scott...... :.....:'('.::1997 Tanselli, Lou 1979-81 Webster, Bob . 1979-80 Skoog, Jim 1965-67 S Taroli, Ray 1971-74 Wegner, Lou 1946-47,49 Skriver, Larry 1971-74 Tasto, Dutch 1921-23 Weide, Karl 1966,69 Smith, Mason Sallee, Eric ...... ::...... :.1978 1991-94 Taylor, Donald 1951 Weimer, Elmer 1943

Sakamoto, Jeff . 1999 Smith, Simeon 1913-15 Tebb, Fred 1924-25 Weller, Theodore . 1913-16 Smith, Steve 1981-83 Sanders, Jared 2002-04 Tema, Bryan 1986-87 Wellman, Norb 1952-54 Snelling, Allen...... Sanders, Paul 1990-91 1992-95 TenPas, Kane 2001-03 West, Ken 1980-81,83 Sanders, Scott 1988-90 Snyder, Ray 1949-50 Terrell, James 1983-85 Wheeler, Todd .. . 1981-82 1946-49 Soller, Fred Sauvain, Chuck 1937-39 Thomas, Todd 1980-83 Wheeling, Mark 1995 Schader, Troy 1997-99 South, Veeder .. 1963-65 Thomas, John 1951-53 White, Don . . . 1950-52 Specht, Lyle Scheckla, Rod 1987-88 1940-41 Thurman, Mike 1992-94 Whitelaw, John 1959-60 Schimel, Jack 1946 Sprick, Jack . 1946 Torson, Jim 1928-30 Wiggins, Dave 1970-71 Schlottman, Charlie 1975-77 Stahl, Doug 1962-64 Tower, Denny, 1966-68 Wilkins, Chris . . 2000-01 Schmidt, David 1994-96 Stark, Eric 1998-2001 Tracey, Tom 1967-68 Wilkins, Steve . .... 1975-76 Schneider, Bob 1932 Steele, Kurt .. 2003-05 Trask, Rod .1964-65 Williams, William 1914-16 Schofield, Travis 1990 Stephenson, Jack 1952, 54-55 Tuck, Jeff 1995-96 Williams, David 1989-92

Stevens, Pat . Schoppe, David 1989-91 2001-02 Turk, Joe 1911 Williams, Gene 1940,42 Schroeder, Chad 2004 Stevens, Ron 1963 Tureen, Daniel 2005 Williams, Kevin 1977 10l

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1916 PACIFIC COAST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP BASEBALL (Three games) At California California 5, Oregon State 2 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON California 10, Oregon State 3 -VS. - California 9, Oregon State 0 OREGONAGRICULTURALCOLLEGE 1927 El NORTHERN DIVISION WEST 8 TOP PLAYOFF Big Championship (One game) At Longview, Wash. COLLEGE Oregon State 4, Washington 3 Game NORTHERN DIVISION TEAKS CHAMPIONSHIP Longview 'Bail Park (Best-of-three) At Washington State Washington State 5, Oregon State 2 TOMORROW ;,,, _r L WL of COLLEGE BASEBALL Oregon State 8, Washington State 7 IS K Washington State 8, Oregon State 6 Saturday 130p.m. 1951 OMAHA STADIUM PACIFIC COAST CONFERENCE Admission 75c and 50c CHAMPIONSHIP 12-13-14-15-16 (Best-of-three) At Southern California (,dl TIPNow'at RUSSELL SPORTS, I N6 h%ti -1 Sinai, gmp.ha Southern California 6, Oregon State 4 Oregon State 12, Southern California 1 Southern California 10, Oregon State 7 A newspaper ad for the 1927 playoff A poster for the 1952 College World Series 1952 PACIFIC COAST CONFERENCE , SouthernCalifornia7, OregonState5 At OklahomaState Oregon State 10Southern California 8 CHAMPIONSHIP 1983 Arkansas 4,Oregon State 3 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES (Best-of-three) WESTERN REGIONAL OregonState7,Richmond 1 (Eight teams,double-elimination) At Oregon State 1975 (Six teams, double-elimination) Oregon State 1,Arkansas 0 At Omaha, Neb. Oregon State 12, Southern California 10 At Stanford NORTHERN DIVISION PLAYOFF Stanford 10,Oregon State 7 Tulane 3, Oregon State 1 Oregon State 5, Southern California 4 (One game) Stanford 14, Oregon State 0 Baylor 4, Oregon State 3 (10 inn ) WESTERN REGIONAL At Washington State California-Santa Barbara 7,Oregon (Best-of-three) Washington State 6, Oregon State 4 State 3 2005 At Oregon State CORVALLIS REGIONAL Oregon State 2,Fresno State 1 1982 1985 (Fourteams,double-elimination) Oregon State 8, Fresno State 4 At Oregon State COLLEGE WORLD SERIES PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE WESTERN REGIONAL Oregon State 4, Ohio State 3 (Eight teams, double-elimination) CHAMPIONSHIP (Six teams, double-elimination) Oregon State 11, St John's (N Y.) 1 At Omaha, Neb. (Best-of-three) At Stanford Oregon State 19, St John's (N.Y.) 3 Duke 18, Oregon State 7 At Stanford Stanford 17, Oregon State 3 CORVALLIS SUPER REGIONAL Texas 10, Oregon State 1 Stanford 15, Oregon State 6 Pepperdine 6, Oregon State I (Best-of-three) Stanford 15, Oregon State 4 At Oregon State 1958 1986 Oregon State 10, Southern California 4 Southern California 9,Oregon State 8 PACIFIC COAST CONFERENCE MIDWEST REGIONAL (10 inn ) CHAMPIONSHIP (Six teams, double-elimination) (Best-of-three) At Oregon State

Southern California 7, Oregon State 0 N C A A n Th ) Southern California 15, Oregon State 0 BASEBALL PLAYOFF 1962 ui4E fl STATE WESTERN REGIONAL ms 1A STATE (Best-of-three) At Santa Clara PCC BASEBAU PLAYOFF Santa Clara 8, Oregon State 1 1M;vBIirv Oj SOUtlfenl [atkm,p Santa Clara 7, Oregon State 5

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OREGON STATE SERIES RECORDS

OPPONENT (First, latest) W-L Oral Roberts (1978,2002)4-3 Air Force (1970,1985)4-0 Oregon . (1907,1981)150-146 Albany (1927)1-0 Oregon State Alumni (1921,1968) 5-1 Albertson (1916) 2-0 Oregon Tech (1974,1990)17-1 Albuquerque (1967) 0-2 Pacific (Calif) (1977,1996) 7-7 Arizona (1963, 2005)14-21 Pacific (Ore (1912,1996) 56-3-1 Arizona State (1963,2005)13-29 Pearl Harbor (1961)1-0 Arkansas (1986,1995) 1-2 Pendleton (1915) 2-0 Arkansas-Little Rock (2004)1-0 Pepperdine (1977, 2005) 2-5 Baylor (2005) 0-1 Portland (1909,2005)137-59 Baker City (1914,1916) 3-0 Portland Beavers (1981)1-0 Boise State (1975)1-0 Portland Colts (1913) 0-1 Brigham Young (1971,2005) 10-6 Portland Monarchs (1915)1-0 California (1916,2005)17-32 Portland Roadsters (1911) 0-1 California-Davis (1955,2005)2-1 Portland State (1950,1998)106-48 California-Irvine (1972) 0-1 PugetSound (1970,1980)10-3 California-Riverside (1970,2005)10-9 Regina (1913)1-4 California-Santa Barbara .(1968,2005)10-8-1 Richmond (1986)1-0 Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo (1968,1977) 2-1-1 Sacramento Senators (1920) 0-2 Cal State-Chico (1920,1990)18-10-1 St John's Bears (1926)1-0 Cal State-Fullerton (1972,1984) 0-4 St John's IN Y.) (1970, 2005) 3-0 Cal State-Hayward (1974,1978) 3-1 St. Martin's .(1998)3-0 Cal State-Los Angeles (1976,1978) 1-3 St Mary's (Calif) (1971,1982)1-1-1 Cal State-Northridge (1999,2005) 1G-9 Salem High . (1907,1909) 2-1 Cal State-Sacramento (1961, 2005) 21-13 Salem Senators (1924,1955) 6-10 Cal State-Sonoma (1988)2-1 San Diego (1973,2005)4-5 Cal State-Stanislaus (1975,1979)1-1 San Diego State (1973,2003)6-5-1 Camp Adair (1943)1-1 San Francisco (1974,2002)4-2 Camp Lewis (1921)1-0 San Jose State (1953,1999) 9-11-1 Canada Baseball Institute (1994,1997) 2-1 Santa Clara (1920,2000)3-14-1 Central Florida (1992,1998) 2-1 Seattle (1952,1973) 5-3-1 Central Michigan (2000)1-1 Seton Hall (1984)1-0 CETYS (Mexico) (1998)1-0 South Florida (1998)1-0 Chapman (1968,1972) 2-1 Southern California (1951,2005)14-35 Chemawa (1907,1922)12-1 Ralph Coleman was presented with a rocking chair prior Southern Oregon (1964,1982) 8-1 Chicago State (2004)1-0 Southern Utah (1992, 2002) 3-0 Citadel (2004)1-1 to the final game of his career at Oregon in 1966 Southwestern Louisiana (1984,1991)1-1 Clemson (1988,2001) 2-3 Southwest Missouri State (1993, 2004) 2-0 Colorado (1972)1-0 (1916) 0-2 McChord Air Force Base (1955)1-0 Nevada (1962,2002)6-2 Concordia (Ore ) (1980,2003)11-0 Stanford (1920, 2005)15-35 McMinnville Tigers (1915) 0-2 Nevada-Las Vegas (19752001) 2-4 Connell (1986) 2-0 SubPac (1961)1-0 McNeese State (1991)0-1 New Mexico (1991,2003)4-1: Corvallis (1914)1-0 Texas (1952) 0-1 Meiji (Japan) (1924,1929) 1-1 New Mexico State (1995,2005) 6-2 Creighton (1996) 2-0 Texas A&M (1988,2000)1-3 Michigan (2002) 2-0 New York Colored Sox (1921) 0-1 Dallas Baptist (2005) 2-1 Texas-Arlington (1993, 2004)1-1 Michigan State (1995)1-1 Nittaidi (Japan) (1996) 2-0 Delaware (1976)1-0 Texas Christian (1993)1-1 Minnesota (1990,2001)4-3 Northern Arizona (1966,1977)3-3 Duke (1952) 0-1 Texas Tech (1999,2001)1-1 Missouri (1985)1-0 North Pacific Dental (1921, 1933)5-0 Eastern Michigan (1976) 0-1 Tulane (1986,2005) 0-3 Montana (1947, 1960) 5-0 Northwestern .(1992)0-2 Eastern Oregon (1968,1995) 4-0 Tulsa (1970,1976) 2-0 Mt Angel (1912, 1924)7-0 NotreDame (1986)1-0 Eastern Washington (1981,1990) 32-10 UCLA (1967,2005)14-24 Multnomah Athletic Club (1908, 1928) 7-7 Ohio State (1990, 2005)3-1 Eugene Emeralds (1957,1959) 0-2 United States International (1987)1-0 Naval Air (1961) 0-1 Oklahoma (19712001) 2-5 Evansville (1992)1-1 (1973, 2004) 5-1 Nebraska (1999)1-0 Oklahoma State (1991:2003)2-2 Utah Florida Atlantic (1998)1-0 Utah Valley State (2004) 2-1 Fresno State (1952,2000) 9-26 Valdosta State (1978)1-0

George Fox (1980,2003) 13-1 Washington . (1911,2005)216-178-2 George Washington (1988)1-0 Washington State (1910,2005)183-215-2 Gonzaga (1919,2005) 59-29 Western Kentucky . (2002)1-0 Grumbling (1968)1-0 Western Oregon (1908,1995)69-9 Grand Canyon (1966,1994) 3-2 Western Washington (1975)1-0 Grant Tech (1953)1-0 Westmont (1968,1969) 2-0 Harvard (1985,1989)1-1 West Virginia (2000)1-0 Hawaii (1961,2004)4-15 Whitman (1908,1960)15-6 Hawai'i-Hilo (1996,2002)5-0-1 Willamette .(1907,1997)84-23 Hawaii Marines (1961)1-0 Winthrop (2005)1-0 Helena (1914)1-2 Wisconsin . (1986) 0-1 Hickam Field Air Force Base (1961)1-0 Woodbum . (1908) 0-1

Howard . (1997)1-0 WrightState... (1996)1-0 Humboldt State (1974) 0-1 Wyoming . (1979)1-0 Idaho (1910,1964)103-41-1 -Chicago (1992) 2-0 Kansas State (1971,2000)2-3 Keio (Japan) (1961)0-1 Kelso (1924,1926) 2-1 Lafayette (1991)1-0 LaVeme (1975)1-0 Lewis & Clark (1947,1994) 38-3 Lewis-Clark State (1975,1997) 9-6 Linfield (1927,1997) 74-15 Long Beach State (1980,1989)1-5 Loyola Marymount (1972,1999)1-1 Maine (1978,1994) 3-0 Dallas Buck and Jacoby Ellsbury meet the media in 2005 2006° OREGON STATE ASEBALL GUIDE,

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at - denotes games on opponents' Oregon L 0-13 home field; vs - denotes games on neutral field; all others are games at Oregon State's Goss Stadium at 1915 Coleman Field All schools are listed by Head coach: Roy Goble their current name (13-8 overall, 5.1 Northern Division West; 1st place) 1907 McMinnville Tigers L 6-9 McMinnville Tigers L 4-6 Head coach: F.C. McReynolds at Portland Monarchs W 2-0 (5-2 overall) Chemawa W 10-1 Salem High L 0-4 at Washington State L 14 atSalemHigh W 8-1 at Washington State W 12,5 at Chemawa W 18-3 at Whitman W 9-6 Willamette W 12-0 at Whitman L 5-6 Chemawa W 9-6 at Pendleton W 12-6 at Oregon L 3-9 atPendleton W 5-1 Oregon W 6-4 Pacific (Ore) W 74 at Washington W 5-1 1908 at Washington L 6-10 Oregon W 7-3 Head coach: Joe Fay Oregon W 20-6 (11-4 overall; Oregon Collegiate Washington State W 12-6 champions) Washington State L 5-8 atWoodburn L 5-6 Washington W 5-1 at Chemawa L 2-3 Washington W 14-2 atWillamette W 8-4 at Washington State L 2-4 at Chemawa W 4-3 Oregon State's first baseball team hit the field in 1907 at Washington State L 34 Whitman L 5-6 Whitman W 13-1 Portland Roadsters L 1-12 Washington State W 4-3 Oregon W 7-5 at Western Oregon W 8-4 Whitman W 224 Washington State L 10-11 at Washington L 2-5 1916 atWillamette W 11-9 Whitman W 14-5 at Oregon L 4-5 at Washington L 0-2 Head coach: Hans Loof Chemawa W 16-1 at Willamette W 7-3 at Oregon L 3-5 Oregon W 145 (10.9.1 overall, 5.3 Northern Division Chemawa W 4-1 at Multnomah Athletic Club 3-6 at Washington State L 2-5 at Multnomah Athletic Club L 3-6 West; 1st place) at Oregon W 5-3 at Washington 0-2 at Multnomah Athletic Club L 04 at Baker City W 13-2 at Oregon W 54 at Washington 1-6 4-1 at Willamette L 24 1914 atAlbertson W Oregon W 16-2 at Idaho 3-10 Willamette W 14-5 atAlbertson W 2-0 Oregon W 54 at Idaho W 8-4 Head coach: Wilkie Clark at Spokane Indians L 4-15 (7.9 overall; 1-7 Northern Division Multnomah Athletic Club L 3-5 at Washington State W 7-0 1913 at Spokane Indians L 5-10 at Washington State L 0-2 West, 3rd place) at Idaho L 2-6 Headcoach: Chemawa W 6-5 1909 Washington State L 6-9 Jesse Garrett at Washington State T 0-0 Washington State W 4-2 (7-10 overall; 4-4 Northern Division Corvallis High W 84 atWillamette W 16-0 Head coach: Otto Moore Idaho W 9-0 West, 1st place tie) Baker City W 4-3 at Washington W 7-2 (5.4 overall) Idaho W 84 Portland Colts L 1-14 Baker City W 15-4 at Washington L 3-2 Salem High W 10-1 Regina L 6-7 Helena L 10-11 Washington W 9-3 Chemawa W 13-1 1912 Regina L 3-6 Helena W 6-0 Washington W 2-1 Multnomah Athletic Club L 5-9 Regina L 1-6 Helena L 2-5 at Oregon L 5-6 Portland W 94 Head coach: E.J. Stewart vs Regina W 8-4 at Washington L 4-5 at Oregon L 2-10 Portland L 6-9 (5.9 overall) Multnomah Athletic Club W 124 at Washington L 24 Oregon W 6-0 at Oregon L 2-5 Pacific (Ore) W 15-6 Regina L 2-14 at Chemawa W 9-0 Oregon W 6-3 at Oregon W 74 Multnomah Athletic Club L 4-6 at Oregon W 6-2 Washington W 4-0 at California L 2-5 Oregon L 2-3 Mt Angel W 9-2 at Oregon L 4-8 Washington L 0-3 at California L 3-10 Oregon W 5-0 Chemawa W 9-0 atChemawa W 214 at Oregon L 24 at California L 0-9 Oregon L 0-3 Washington W 10-5 at Oregon L 2-12 Willamette W 6-0 1910 Oregon L 2,5 Washington L 1-14 Oregon L 5-11 Head coach: Fielder Jones 1917 (134-1 overall; Northwest Collegiate No varsity baseball - World War I champions) Whitman L 3-4 Whitman W 3-0 1918 Idaho W 11-4 Head coach: J.D. Baldwin Idaho T 2-2 (4-6 overall) at Whitman W 5-4 Willamette W 5-2 at Whitman L 24 atWillamette W 14-2 at Washington State W 5-4 Oregon L 2-3 at Washington State W 6-1 Oregon L 1-15 at Idaho W 14-10 at Oregon L 8-18 at Idaho W 8-5 at Oregon L 7-21 Washington State L 14 Oregon W 13-12 Washington State W 4-3 Oregon L 10-12 at Oregon W 2-0 at Oregon W 10-1 at Oregon W 6-3 at Oregon L 4,5 Washington State W 6-5 WashingtonState W 6-3 1919 Oregon L 4-8 Oregon W 10-4 Head coach: Jimmie Richardson (7-7 overall, 2-5 Northern Division West; 2nd place) 1911 atGonzaga W 5-2 Head coach: Walker Oregon State won the Northwest Collegiate title in 1910 at Washington State W 14-7 (8.7 overall) at Washington State L 0-3 T 2006 OREGON STATE

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at Multnomah Athletic Club L 6-7 at Oregon W 18-8 Multnomah Athletic Club W 8-5 vs Washington W 4,3 Washington State W 6-4 at Washington State L 2,5 Washington State W 4-1 at Washington State W 8-7 Washington L 6-12 at Washington State L 6-8 Washington L 1-3 at Washington L 0-1 11 1928 at Washington L 3-4 Head coach: Ralph Coleman Oregon L 5-9 a Oregon W 9-3 (8-6 overall, 3-5 Northern Division at Oregon W 16-3 West; 3rd place) Portland L 9-11 Portland W 10-5 1920 at Washington W 13-3 Head coach: Jimmie Richardson at Washington L 4-5 (12-11 overall, 11-8 Northern Linfield W 11-1 Division) Washington W 5-4 at Santa Clara L 2-9 Washington L 3-11 at Stanford L 34 at Oregon L 6-9 at Stanford L 2-3 The 1913 Beavers get ready to ride the rails on a road trip Oregon L 4-10 it California L 0-10 Oregon L 7-16 at California W 2-1 ashington State L -9 Multnomah Athletic ClubW 3 egon 10-5 MultnomahAthleticClub W 12-5 at Sacramento Senators L 2-6 Oregon W 8-4 at Salem Senators L 3-7 at Oregon W 16-4 at Sacramento Senators L 1-7 at Portland W 13,5 Oregon W 11-6 Pacific (Ore ) W 16-1 1926 at Cal State-Chico W 9-4 Whitman L 11-13 Whitman W 11-6 at Portland W 4-3 Willamette W 11-0 Whitman W 15-8 Whitman W 11-6 Head coach: Ralph Coleman (6-7 overall, 2-6 Northern Division Willamette W 7-0 at Oregon W 11-1 Washington W 6-5 1929 at Washington L 0-2 at Oregon W 6-3 Washington L 5-7 West; 3rd place) Head coach: Roy Lamb at Washington L 5-9 at Oregon W 93 Kelso W 3-2 L (10-9 overall, 8-8 Northern Division; Washington State W 11-0 Oregon W 14-11 Kelso 4-7 1923 3rd place tie) Washington State W 3-0 Idaho W 6-1 Multnomah Athletic Club W 6-5 Western Oregon W 16-3 Washington State W 6-2 Head coach: Ralph Coleman Idaho W 11-0 Pacific (Ore) W 13-2 Willamette W 7-2 Stanford W 6-0 (10-6 overall, 8-6 Northern Division) Washington State L 0-3 St John's Bears W 17-5 Meiji, Japan L 6-13 Stanford W 5-4 Oregon State Alumni (ex)L 2-9 Oregon L 4-8 at Oregon L 3-7 Oregon W 4-3 at Oregon L 3-4 Mt Angel W 7-6 at Oregon W 12-2 Washington L 2-3 Mt Angel L 9-14 Oregon L 6-7 at Oregon W 14-8 W 4-1 at Washington W 9-6 Washington Idaho W 7-1 Washington L 4-6 Pacific (Ore) W 5-3 at Washington L 0-6 at Washington W 6-2 Idaho L 6-8 Washington W 4-3 Idaho L 5-15 at Washington State W 10-9 at Washington L 2-8 Washington State W 14-7 Oregon L 0-3 Idaho L 8-11 at Washington State T 19 at Oregon L 6-16 Washington State L 5-9 Oregon W 3-2 at Whitman W 5-3 at Idaho L 1-3 Oregon L 24 Washington W 7-3 at Idaho W 13-2 at Idaho L 2-10 Oregon W 6-4 at Idaho Washington W 6-4 1921 L 7-8 at Gonzaga L 6-7 at Washingtong State L 3-16 at Washington State W 10-3 1927 L Head coach: Jimmie Richardson at Washington State L 3-5 at Washington State 4-5 (11-8-1 overall, 5-7-1 Northern Oregon W 1-0 1925 Head coach: Ralph Coleman at Idaho L 6-7 Division) Oregon W 22-5 Head coach: Ralph Coleman (13-5 overall, 5-3 Northern Division at Idaho W 11-2 North Pacific Dental W 5-1 Washington State L 1-5 (11-2 overall, 11.2 Northern Division; West; 1st place tie) at Washington W 7-5 North Pacific Dental W 15-3 Washington State W 16-10 1st place) Pacific (Ore) W 7-1 at Washington L 3-5 10-0 L 4-7 Oregon State Alumni (ex) W 17-3 at Oregon W 11-5 Pacific (Ore ) W 12 Willamette W Oregon Multnomah Athletic Club Willamette W 93 at Oregon L 4-8 W 6-5 at Oregon W 6-1 at Willamette W 14-2 New York Colored Sox L 03 Whitman W 4-3 Albany W 10-5 North Pacific Dental W 5-4 Idaho W 8-2 Oregong W 6-5 1930 1924 13-7 at Camp Lewis W 4-3 Washington State W 16-3 Oregon W Head coach: Ralph Coleman at Washington L 3-8 Head coach: Ralph Coleman Washington W 6-3 Linfield W 19-4 (16-6 overall, 10-6 Northern Division; at Washington T 0-0 (16.8.1 overall, 11-8 Northern at Washington L 3-5 Multnomah Athletic Club W 15-9 Washington 20-2 2nd place) at Gonzaga W 3-2 Division; 3rd place) at Gonzaga W 4,3 W Willamette W 5-3 at Washington State L 7-15 Mt Angel W 13-1 at Washington State W 98 Washington L 11-13 atWillamette W 8-7 at Washington State L 3-5 Mt Angel W 12-2 at Idaho L 14 at Washington W 11-6 Portland W 4-3 Washington L 3-4 Kelso W 174 at Whitman W 74 at Washington L 2-6 Portland W 2-0 Washington W 4-1 Meiji, Japan W 7-0 at Oregon W 104 at Oregon L 2-5 Willamette W 4-0 Pacific (Ore) W 17-0 Pacific (Ore) W 12-1 Washington State L 9-12 Ii 5-1 Washington State W 2-1 at Oregon W All! Washington State W 6-4 Oregon L 2-3 =III f Oregon W 5-4 Washington State L 4-5 atOregon W 14-5 Idaho W 13-3 atOregon L 6-8 i. Idaho W 4-2 Washington L 0-6 Washington L 3-4 1922 at Washington L 1-5 Head coach: Guy Rathbun at Washington W 7-5 (13.8 overall, 9-8 Northern Division) at Idaho W 14-1 North Pacific Dental W 6-0 at Washington State L 34 Chemawa W 10-4 at Washington State W 9-3 Mt Angel W 10-2 at Idaho W 6-5 Mt Angel W 5-3 Oregon W 10-1 at Washington atOregon W 64 L 3-10 Y at Washington L 0-17 Oregon L 3-8 at Gonzaga W 8-6 0 L umjva at Washington State L 7-9 1931 at Washington State W 11-9 at Whitman W 8-4 Head coach: Ralph Coleman at Whitman L 4-5 (9-10 overall, 7-9 Northern Division; Washington L 2-8 4th place) Washington W 7-6 Willamette W 73 A standing-room crowd saw the Beavers play Washington in 1920 10-7 Washington State L 6-7 Willamette W

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at Oregon W 7-3 at Oregon L 3-7 Oregon W 11-7 Oregon L 0-2 atWillamette L 6-8 Idaho W 14-3 1940 Idaho L 9-16 Washington State L 06 Head coach: Ralph Coleman Washington State W 5-1 (19.5 overall, 13-3 Northern Division; Washington L 11-15 1st place) Washington L 4-18 Pacific (Ore) W 840 at Idaho L 6-7 Willamette L 1-10 11-6 at Idaho W 17-1 atWillamette W at Washington State L 6-7 Willamette W 14-1 at Washington State W 7-6 Salem Senators W 4-2 at Washington L 1-12 Linfield W 124 at Washington L 56 Salem Senators L 5-15 at Oregon W 12-2 at Oregon W 10-3 Oregon L 6-7 In 1922, the Beavers had their own way of encouraging a rally Oregon W 10-7 Washington State W 7-1 Washington State W 4-3 1932 Idaho W 94 Head coach: Slats Gill Idaho L 1-3 (10-9 overall, 8-8 Northern Division; Washington W 2-1 3rd place) Washington W 7-5 Willamette W 3-2 Portland W 14-4 Willamette L 2-6 at Idaho W 93 atWillamette W 20-19 at Idaho W 9-1 Oregon L 7-10 at Washington State L Of at Oregon W 6-2 at Washington State L 3-6 Washington State L 3-6 at Washington W 2-1 Washington State L 1-6 at Washington W 4-2 Idaho W 124 Oregon W 5-0 Idaho W 11-5 at Oregon W 4-1 Washington L 3-9 Washington W 7-2 1941 at Washington L 1-5 at Washington State L 1-2 Washington State L 2-13 Pacific (Ore) W 5-0 at Washington L 1-2 Head coach: Ralph Coleman at Washington State L 1-2 Washington State L 3-6 Pacific (Ore) W 17-5 at Idaho W 11-4 (15.10 overall, 8-8 Northern Division; at Idaho L 4-8 Idaho W 4-2 Pacific (Ore) W 164 at Idaho W 11-6 3rd place) at Idaho W 16-8 Idaho L 5-6 Portland W 53 at Washington State W 9-5 Linfield W 8-2 at Washington L 3,5 Washington L 4-9 Portland W 5-2 at Washington State L 2-3 Pacific (Ore) W 3-2 at Washington W 6-5 Washington W 13-10 at Oregon L 14 at Oregon W 4-3 Pacific (Ore) W 6-3 Oregon L 4-6 at Washington W 7-6 Oregon W 11-2 Oregon L 3-6 Western Oregon W 12,3 at Oregon L 10-11 at Washington L 0-2 Linfield W 10-7 Willamette W 4-0 at Washington State L 7-17 at Linfield L 4-6 Salem Senators L 6-14 1933 at Washington State L 5-8 Washington State W 7-1 1935 at Salem Senators L 3-9 Head coach: Slats Gill at Idaho W 74 Washington State W 10-2 at Pacific (Ore) W 3-2 Head coach: Slats Gill (9-5 overall) at Idaho W 11-6 Idaho W 74 at Pacific (Ore W 7-1 (11-11 overall, 8-8 Northern Division; 11-9 Western Oregon W 11-8 at Oregon L 34 Idaho W Oregon L 6-8 3rd place tie) 6-3 Western Oregon L 0,3 at Oregon W 8-2 Washington W at Oregon W 4-3 Linfield W 19-3 5,3 Oregon State Alumni (ex) W 8-7 Oregon L 5-10 Washington W Idaho W 14-6 Linfield W 14-9 W 12-3 Linfield W 6-5 at Idaho Idaho W 5-4 Willamette L 3-6 2-5 North Pacific Dental W 9-2 at Idaho L Washington State W 5-2 Western Oregon W 9-7 1937 L Willamette W 9-7 at Washington State 04 Washington State L 2-9 Portland L 4-7 Head coach: Slats Gill L 0-4 atWillamette L 2-3 at Washington State Washington W 6-0 Willamette L 3-4 (8-14 overall, 4-12 Northern Division; W 3-2 Portland W 8-1 at Washington Washington W 5-4 at Oregion L 0-17 4th place) W 4-2 Portland W 8,3 at Washington at Washington State W 4-0 Oregon W 12-7 Willamette L 0,5 L 5-9 at Oregon W 11-3 Oregon at Washington State L 2-7 Idaho W 12-1 Willamette L 2-9 L 7-9 Oregon L 6-14 at Oregon at Idaho W 7-3 Idaho W 9-4 Willamette W 5-4 Oregon W 14-2 at Idaho 1-2 Washington State L 8-9 Western Oregon W 64 at Oregon W 8-5 at Washington 4-5 Washington State W 10-9 at Western Oregon W 13-12 1939 at Oregon L 8-9 at Washington 7-8 Washington W 214 Oregon L 1-7 Head coach: Ralph Coleman Oregon L 2-3 at Oregon 1-2 Washington W 12-11 at Oregon L 0-14 (15-9 overall, 7.8 Northern Division; Oregon 5-9 at Washington State L 2-4 Idaho L 9-11 3rd place) 1934 at Washington State L 5-8 Idaho W 6-3 Willamette W 5-0 Head coach: Slats Gill at Idaho W 5-4 Washington State L 6-16 Western Oregon W 11-0 1942 (10-15 overall, 5-11 Northern at Idaho L 1-12 Washington State L 0-13 Western Oregon W 16-3 Head coach: Ralph Coleman Division; 5th place) Washington W 13-2 Washington L 2-11 atWillamette W 2-0 (14-8 overall, 8-6 Northern Division; Washington L 17-7 Willamette W 10-7 Pacific (Ore.) W -1 0-8 Washington W 3rd place) Oregon State Alumni (ex) W 12-9 Oregon L 6-15 at Portland W 5-2 Linfield W 73 Linfield W 6-0 17-2 at Western Oregon W 22-8 at Oregon L 3-6 at Washington State L 2-5 Linfield W Willamette W 4,3 Portland L 5-6 Western Oregon W 23-11 at Washington State L 3-17 atWillamette W 3-1 Portland W 12-0 Portland W 11-10 1936 at Idaho W 8-5 at Portland L 6-8 W 22-11 Portland L 4-5 at Idaho W 5-3 Oregon Willamette W 5-4 Head coach: Slats Gill L 1-5 at Western Oregon L 6-11 at Washington L 3-4 at Oregon atWillamette W 4-3 (8-16 overall, 7-9 Northern Division; W 23-14 Western Oregon W 5-4 at Washington L 3-13 Idaho Pacific (Ore) W 14-0 4th place) 7-3 Willamette L 10-15 at Oregon L 0-8 Idaho W Pacific (Ore) L 5-6 Willamette L 0-12 9,5 Willamette L 7-9 at Oregon L 3-10 Washington State W at Oregon W 2-1 Willamette L 0-7 Washington State L 11-13 at Oregon L 1-5 Washington State W 11-0 Willamette L 7-9 g 10-3 Oregon L 8-10 Washinton W Washington State W 4-0 Linfield L 5-12 1938 Idaho L 4-8 Washington L 3-7 Idaho W 16-3 Western Oregon W 10-6 Head coach: Ralph Coleman 3-2 Idaho W 5-2 atldaho W Washington W 73 Portland L 7-8 (18.7 overall, 10-6 Northern Division; L 3-7 Washington State L 3-7 at Washington State Washington W 9-6 Portland L 3-8 1st place tie) 6-3 Washington State W 5-0 at Washington State W Oregon L 5-6 Western Oregon L 8-13 at Western Oregon W 4-1 L 3-5 Washington W 9-7 at Washington at Idaho W 4-6 Oregon W 7-6 Western Oregon W 12-1 L 0-6 Washington L 7-10 at Washington atldaho W 13-6 2006 OREGONSTATE BASEBALL GUIDE Wl Lawi-;..i I

at Washington State 55 1952 at Washington State 4-7 at Washington 2-10 Head coach: Ralph Coleman at Washington 2-3 (27-12 overall, 10-6 Northern at Oregon 3-4 Division; 1st place) Pacific (Ore) W 22-5 Linfield W 5-0 1943 Linfield W 6-0 Head coach: Ralph Coleman Portland State W 16-3 (14-6 overall, 12-4 Northern Division; Willamette W 8-4 1st place tie) at Oregon W 4-1 CampAdair W 3-1 Lewis & Clark W 4-2 Oregon L 1-14 Lewis & Clark L 2-3 at Oregon W 4-3 Portland W 5-3 Idaho W 8-7 at Pacific (Ore.) W 16-4 Idaho W 15-2 at Linfield L 4-5 Washington State W 74 Oregon L 5-12 Washington State W 8-6 at Lewis & Clark W 10-4 Washington L 1-3 Linfield W 5-1 Washington W 7-0 Oregon State captured the Northern Division flag in 1925 Linfield W 22-5 atWillamette L 5-6 Washington State W 9-2

at Washington State W 2-1 Washington W 10-8 at Lewis & Clark W 13-4 Oregon W 20-2 Washington State L 3-9 at Washington State W 6-2 Washington L 5-7 at Lewis & Clark W 20-8 at Oregon W 6,3 at Portland W 19-8 at Idaho W 9-0 at Washington State W 15-10 at Portland W 19-14 at Oregon L 6-10 Idaho L 15-16 at Idaho W 54 at Washington State L 1-6 at Portland L 3-16 Oregon L 4-7 Idaho W 74 at Washington L 0-2 at Idaho L 4-6 Lewis & Clark W 11-2 Washington W 7-1 at Washington W Washington W 10-8 6-3 at Idaho L 1-4 Idaho W 11-6 1951 Willamette W 17-1 at Washington L 7-9 Idaho W 13-6 at Idaho W 16-5 CampAdair L 4-8 at Washington W 10-9 Washington State L 1-11 Head coach: Ralph Coleman at Idaho W 3-1 Oregon W 6-4 Oregon W 9-8 Washington State L 2-4 (23-6 overall, 10-4 Northern Division; at Washington State L 3-5 at Oregon L 1-9 atOregon L 0-6 Washington W 17-7 1st place) at Washington State W 6-5 Oregon L 7-9 Washington W 18-8 Linfield W 10-9 at Washington W 6-2 1944-1945 at Oregon L 6-8 at Washington State L 9-10 Linfield W 4-3 at Washington L 6-10 at Washington State L 34 Portland W 7-5 Seattle L 6-8 No varsity baseball - World War II 1948 at Idaho W 5-2 at Oregon W 104 Oregon W 3-1 at Idaho W 10-4 Portland State W 5-1 at Oregon L 13-14 1946 Head coach: Ralph Coleman at Washington W 7-3 Lewis & Clark W 2-0 Oregon W 7-6 (7-7 overall, 4.7 Northern Division; Lewis & Clark W 10-2 at Oregon L 5-18 Head coach: Ralph Coleman at Washington L 5-6 4th place) at Portland W 16-2 Southern California W 12-10 (16-10 overall, 10-6 Northern at Oregon L 6-7 Salem Senators W 6-5 Oregon W 18-8 Southern California W 5-4 Division; 2nd place) Oregon W 15-7 Salem Senators W 12-6 at Oregon L 7-10 Willamette W 124 Fresno State W 2-1 Salem Senators L 2-8 at Portland L 5-6 Willamette W 20-2 Fresno State W 84 Salem Senators L 2-14 at Portland W 4-2 Linfield W 15-7 vs Duke L 7-18 Salem Senators L 0-10 Washington W 5-2 1950 Idaho W 8-4 vs Texas L 1-10 atWillamette W 17-7 Washington L 14 Head coach: Ralph Coleman Idaho W 3-2 Willamette W 15-8 at Idaho L 5-6 (7-12 overall, 5-9 Northern Division; Washington State W 74 Willamette W 3-2 1953 at Idaho W 8-3 4th place) Washington State W 11-10 Pacific (Ore) W 9-5 at Washington State L 6-11 Portland State W 74 Washington W 12,3 Head coach: Ralph Coleman Linfield W 13-1 at Washington W 5-1 Pacific (Ore) L 03 Washington W 5-2 (15-9 overall, 8-3 Northern Division; Washington State W 14-10 at Washington L 3-7 Willamette L 5-6 at Washington State L 3-7 2nd place) Washington State W 3-1 at Oregon W 7-1 Salem Senators W 6-0 at Washington State L 5-6 at Grant Tech W 9-4 Idaho L 12-14 atOregon L 8-9 Salem Senators L 0-4 at Washington W 8-3 at California L 3-4 Idaho W 2-1 Oregon L 10-13 Idaho W 9-4 at Washington L 1-11 at San Jose State W 6-4 Washington L 7-9 Idaho W 14-5 at Oregon L 2-10 at Fresno State L 3-5 Washington L 2-6 Washington W 144 Oregon W 16-2 at Fresno State W 4-3 at Portland L 3-7 1949 Washington L 5-11 at Oregon W 6-1 Willamette L 6-7 at Portland W 14-0 Head coach: Ralph Coleman at Idaho L 3,5 Oregon W 5-1 at Oregon W 8-2 at Idaho W 7-0 (15-8 overall, 8-7 Northern Division; at Idaho L 4-5 at Southern California L 4-6 Lewis & Clark W 9-1 at Idaho W 13-9 3rd place) at Washington State L 1-8 at Southern California W 12-1 atWillamette L 4,5 at Washington State W 10-6 Portland W 6-4 at Washington State L 14 at Southern California L 7-10 Oregon L 6-8 at Washington State L 5-9 Linfield W 12-5 at Washington L 04 Linfield W 17-16 at Washington W 5-0 Salem Senators W 10-8 at Washington L 0-1 Portland W 8-3 at Washington L 1-5 Idaho W 4-1 at Oregon W 4-3 Idaho L 2-3 Oregon W 10-6 Washington State L 4-8 at Oregon L 3-5 Washington State W 13-5 Oregon W 95 Seattle L 6-8 at Washington State W 3-0 1947 at Washington State W 8-3 at Idaho W 13-9 Head coach: Ralph Coleman at Idaho W 3-2 (14-11 overall, 6-10 Northern at Washington W 9-4 Division; 4th place) at Washington W 9-1 Lewis & Clark W 7-2 at Oregon L 1-2 Lewis & Clark W 11-1 Linfield W 5-0 Linfield W 6-1 1954 Montana W 11-8 Head coach: Ralph Coleman Montana W 1-0 (12-8 overall, 10-6 Northern Division; Willamette W 54 2nd place tie) Willamette W 10-3 at Lewis & Clark W 11-0 Salem Senators L 4-7 at Oregon L 3-5 Idaho W 14-7 Willamette L 3-4 Idaho W 124 Salem Senators W 9-4 Washington State L 3-8 Washington State W 7-1 Washington State L 10-11 The sporting press at a 1935 Oregon State home game Washington State W 64 2006 OREGON STATE 92 BASEBALL GUIDE

Idaho W 11-3 1960 Idaho W 8-7 Washington W 17-6 Head coach: Ralph Coleman Washington W 32-7 (18-5 overall, 7-5 Northern Division; at Idaho L 0-4 2nd place) at Idaho W 10-5 at Whitman W 23-1 at Washington State W 84 at Whitman W 10-1 4,3 at Washington State L 2-10 vs Washington State W W 4-3 at Washington L 3-5 vs Idaho vs Montana W 6-5 at Washington W 7-4 6-5 Oregon L 7-9 Lewis & Clark W Lewis & Clark W 3-0 at Oregon W 7-3 Oregon L 6-12 at Portland W 94 64 at Oregon L 04 Linfield W Portland W 8-7 at Oregon L 0-5 1955 Oregon W 4-0 Head coach: Ralph Coleman Idaho W 5-0 (15.10 overall, 8-4 Northern Division; Idaho W 7-2 nd place) Washington W 96 at Cal-Davis W 10-1 Washington W 11-6 at California L 2-7 at Washington State L 0-3 at Stanford L 315 Coach Ralph Coleman (left) addresses the 1939 Beavers at Washington State L 2-11 at San Jose State L 1-9 atldaho L 0,13 at Fresno State L 1-8 at Idaho W 94 2nd place) at Fresno State L 7-9 1958 1959 at Washington L 3-5 vs Idaho L 3-6 at Portland W 12-1 at Washington W 9-0 vs Idaho W 15-3 Head coach: Ralph Coleman Head coach: Ralph Coleman Linfield W 7-1 Oregon W 11-8 (18-11 overall, 10-4 Northern (21.7 overall, 7-5 Northern Division; Willamette W 3-2 vs Washington State L 10-11 vs Washington State W 1-0 Division; 1st place) 4th place) at Lewis & Clark W 5-2 vs Washington State W 3-1 vs Washington State W 54 1961 Portland State W 21-3 Western Oregon W 3-1 W 10-2 Western Oregon W 5-4 vs Idaho L 2-3 vs Montana at Salem Senators L 1-3 Head coach: Ralph Coleman 10-2 Willamette W 15-4 vs Montana W 16-5 vs Idaho W Idaho W 16-3 (27-14 overall, 8-6 Northern Division; Linfield at Western Oregon W 7-1 at Lewis & Clark W 6-4 Washington W 30 L 7-8 2nd place) Linfield W 4,3 at Linfield L 04 at Portland W 13-4 at Fresno State L 4-1 Washington W 9-5 at Portland W 4-0 at Linfield W 23-3 Lewis & Clark W 10-0 at Fresno State L 0-16 McChord Air Force Base W 8-2 at Lewis & Clark W 13-7 Lewis & Clark W 124 L at Washington State W 29-12 at Portland W 10-3 at California 5-6 at Linfield L 6-9 Willamette L 1-2 at Linfield W 9-2 L 7-8 at Idaho W 13-5 at Cal State-Sacramento W 10-2 at Willamette W 13-10 Linfield W 5-0 at Willamette at Cal-Davis L 16-17 at Washington State W 9-1 W 14-1 Portland W 6,5 Western Oregon W 10-1 Western Oregon Pacific (Ore) W 21-2 at Washington L 1-2 Portland L 2-6 Portland L 5-10 Portland State W 9-6 W 17-0 at Washington L 5-6 Lewis & Clark 3-2 Eugene Emeralds L 6-7 Portland L 1-5 Portland W Lewis & Clark W 21-2 Oregon L 1-7 W 4-2 Oregon 8-5 Portland State W 12-0 Portland at Portland 8-6 at Oregon W 15-7 W W at Oregon L 4-8 Idaho W 3-1 Linfield W 15-5 Portland State W 7-0 Oregon W 6-4 Washington State W 12-2 Idaho W 4-2 Oregon W 5-2 W 14-3 at Oregon L 4-10 Linfield Washington State W 114 Washington State L 5-20 at Oregon L 4-8 Linfield W 74 L Idaho L 4-6 Washington State W 3-2 Eugene Emeralds 9-10 at Lewis & Clark W 8-1 1956 Washington W 7-6 Washington W 14-0 Washington State L 1-6 at Lewis & Clark W 25-2 Head coach: Ralph Coleman Washington W 4-3 Washington W 15-7 Washington State W 6-5 Willamette L 0-3 2A W 11-0 (17.13 overall, 7-8 Northern Division; at Washington State W 3-1 at Idaho L Idaho Willamette W 8-4 W 14-6 3rd place) at Washington State L 2-3 at Idaho W 13-1 Idaho Portland W 12-2 L 5-14 Washington W 13-4 vs Idaho W 5-2 at Idaho W 74 at Washington State at Linfield W 3-1 2,3 at Washington State L 5-10 vs Idaho W 13-2 at Idaho L 0-1 at Washington State L at Linfield W 6-5 at Washington W 10-4 at Washington State L 34 vs Washington State W 4-3 at Washington L 2-5 at Willamette W 17-0 8-7 at Washington L 2-4 vs Washington State W 4-3 at Washington L 7-9 at Washington W Idaho W 6-2 4-3 at Washington L 4-5 Western Oregon W 54 at Oregon W 8-0 Oregon W Washington State W 10-3 at Oregon W 5,3 at Oregon W 11-0 Lewis & Clark W 5-1 Oregon L 14 Washington State W 5,3 Southern California L 0-7 Oregon W 7-4 -infield L 4-5 Washington W 3-1 Southern California L 0-15 at Lewis & Clark W 6-1 at Idaho L 9-10 at Willamette L 4-6 atldaho L 7-8 at Portland L 4-9 at Washington State L 8-9 Portland L 2-12 at Washington State L 2-3 Portland State W 3-1 at Washington W 53 Portland State W 4-3 at Washington L 1-1 at Linfeld W 3-2 at Oregon W 4-1 Willamette W 10-8 at Oregon W 7-6 at Oregon L 2-11 Oregon L 3-8 Oregon L 4-11 Oregon W 7-6 Idaho W 3-2 vs Hawaii Marines W 5-3 Idaho W 16-13 vs Hickam Field AFB W 4-1 Washington State L 5-7 I'M vs Pead Harbor W 6-2 Washington State L 6-12 vs SUBPAC W 4-3 Washington L 12-15 vs Hawaii W 3-0 Washington L 5-9 vs Naval Air L 1-3 at Idaho W 7-5 vs Keio, Japan L 2,3 at Idaho W 6-1 at Washington State L 0-4 1962 at Washington State L 3-9 Head coach: Ralph Coleman at Washington W 5-0 (26-6 overall, 11.4 Northern Division; at Washington L 0-1 ...... rr INCt:skr ,Cllvri hillR:k ft. Fnhlrr. d.:w.. J."".,rr. nbnl .Se

vs Westmont W 7-3 at San Diego State L 4-5 vs Chapman W 6-5 vs Utah W 84 vs Grambling W 10-5 at San Diego State L 6-11 -infield W 4-0 at San Diego L 14 OSU Alumni (ex) W 7-3 Western Oregon W 12-3 Willamette W 6-1 vs Seattle T 2-2 at Western Oregon W 7-0 at Portland State W 124 Pacific (Ore) W 10-2 at Portland State L 0-1 at Linfield W 10-1 Portland W 114 at Pacific (Ore.) T 44 Washington W 11-7 Willamette W 9-8 Washington W 11-1 Portland State W 6-2 Washington W 9-1 Western Oregon W 8-2 Southern Oregon L 3-4 at Washington W 2-0 Willamette W 6-0 at Washington State L 1-3 Oregon W 9-8 at Washington State W 5-2 at Oregon L 4-7 Portland W 7-6 at Oregon L e-9 at Southern California L 3-7 at Washington State L 4-9 at UCLA L 8-11 at Washington State L 3-6 at UCLA L 1-2 Oregon State reached the College World Series in 1952 at Washington State L 6-7 at Stanford L 0-2 Portland State W 5-4 at Stanford L 2-11 at Lewis & Clark L 2-6 vs Stanford L 13-3 vs, Brigham Young W 5-2 vs BrighamYoung W at California L 1-13 Washington State L 6-26 vs Air Force W 10-0 vs Arizona State L 4-5 vs Cal State-Fullerton L Eastern Oregon W 12-11 Washington State L 2-5 vs Tulsa W 7-3 vs Stanford L 5-10 vs Colorado W at Oregon L 4-5 Washington State L 14 vs Southern California L 04 vs Oklahoma L 4-6 vs Cal State-Fullerton L Portland State W 6-5 at Portland L 4-7 vs St John's W 8-1 vs. Puget Sound L 5-9 Willamette W Washington State W 4-2 Lewis & Clark W 2-1 vs. Cal-Riverside W 2-1 vs St Mary's (Calif) W 6-1 vs Seattle L Washington W 7-6 at Washington L 2-3 Western Oregon L 7-14, vs. Seattle W 4-3 at Portland State L Washington W 15-3 at Washington L 1-2 at Pacific (Ore) W 2-1 PugetSound W 14-6 Western Oregon L Stanford W 4-1 at Washington W 3-1 Portland L 3-7 Oregon W 4-2 Portland W California L 14 Portland State W 9-2 at Portland State L 1-2 at Pacific (Ore) W 8-0 at Oregon L California L 1-3 at Western Oregon W 2-1 at Portland State W 9-0 Linfield W 12-6 Oregon L UCLA L 5-8 at Oregon L 0-10 at Linfield W 7,5 Washington W 4-3 Oregon L at Oregon L 3-8 Oregon L 1-2 atOregon L -13 Washington W 5-4 at Portland State L Oregon L 5-7 at Portland W 3-0 Portland L 0-3 at Pacific (Ore) W 1969 Portland State W 1-0 at Washington W 4-1 Washington State L 0-1 Washington State L Head coach: Gene Tanselli at Washington State L 1-11 at Washington State L 1974 Portland State W 15-0 L 7-8 Washington State L (17.20.1 overall, 9-12 Pacific-8; 5th at Washington State Head coach: Jack Riley W 4-2 8-4 Portland State W place) Washington at Portland W (16.23 overall, 6-12 Northern at California W 7-3 Portland State W 10-5 Linfield W Western Oregon W 5-0 Division; 3rd place tie) at California L 3-10 at UCLA L 3-4 at Washington State L at Santa Clara L 3-4 at ChicoState L 4-5 at Stanford W 5-1 at UCLA L 1-5 at Washington State L at Santa Clara L 0-6 atChicoState L 5-8 at Stanford W 3-1 at Southern California L 4-10 at Washington State L at Fresno State L 2-8 at Santa Clara L 4-7 Lewis & Clark W 9-2 at Southern California L 6-9 at Portland L vs Chapman 1. 3-8 at Cal State-Hayward L 34 at Western Oregon W 5-0 at Portland State W 10-6 at Southern Oregon W vs California W 6-4 at San Francisco W 6-0 UCLA L 2-7 Lewis & Clark W 7-6 Washington L at Cal-Santa Barbara L 34 at San Jose State L 7-11 UCLA L 3-4 Stanford W 4-3 Washington L vs Westmont W 10-7 at Cal State Hayward W 14-3 PugetSound W 2-1 Stanford L 7-16 Washington W at Cal Poly-SLO T 1-1 at San Jose State L 7-9 Oregon L 3-5 California L 1-2 Washington L Pacific (Ore) W 12-2 at Cal State-Sacramento W 95 atOregon W 4-2 California L 5-12 Washington W at Portland State W 4-0 at Humboldt State L 7-12 vs Southern California L 3-11 Portland State W 10-5 at Western Oregon W Portland State L 2-3 Portland State W 4-2 vs Washington State W 10-4 at Oregon W 10-6 at Portland State L at Portland W 214 vs PugetSound L 0-1 vs UCLA L 2-13 Oregon L 3-4 Oregon L Washington W 6-5 vs Washington L 34 at Oregon L Washington State W 7-6 at Portland State L 3-12 at Oregon L Washington State W 54 1971 1972 Washington State L 6-7 Portland L Washington State L 1-3 2-3 Head coach: Gene Tanselli Head coach: Gene Tanselli at Stanford L 0-4 Washington State L 1-15 (18.17 overall, 6-10 Northern (13.24 overall, 2-15 Northern 1973 at California L 1-6 Portland W 3-2 Division; 3rd place) Division; 4th place) Head coach: Jack Riley at California I 2-9 Southern Oregon W 11-2 at Cal-Riverside L 6-7 vs Loyola (Calif) W 10-6 (15.20.1 overall, 5-13 Northern at Southern California 1,3 at Washington W 3-1 I vs Kansas State L 9-10 vs Cal-Irvine L 2-7 Division; 4th place) at Southern California L 4-8 at Washington L 1-2 vs Air Force W 2-0 vs Chapman W 4-3 vs Utah w 8-2 atUCLA L 1-2 at Washington L 4-5 at Washington State W 12-5 a at Portland State L 1-5 at Washington W 2-1 at Oregon L 2-12 at Washington W 6-5 Oregon W 3-2 Portland State L 1-2 Oregon L 2-7 Oregon W 5-3 at Portland W 6-3 at Portland State W 4-3 Western Oregon W 5-3 at Westem Oregon W 7-5 Washington W 7-1 SouthemCalifomia L 6-8 Washington W 11-1 UCLA I 2-12 Washington W 8-7 UCLA L 1-3 at Portland State W 8-1 Stanford I 34 at Washington State L 6-7 Stanford L 2-12 at Washington State L 2-3 California L 1-7 at Washington State L 2-3 Oregon W 94 Oregon Tech W 15-5 at Oregon W 3-1 Oregon W 7-6 at Oregon L 9-10 at Oregon L 5-6 1970 Head coach: Gene Tanselli 1975 (19-15 overall, 6-12 Northern Division; 3rd place tie) Head coach: Jack Riley at Fresno State L 2-3 Oregon State was ranked in the top 10 en route to the 1963 pennant (28.10-1 overall, 13.5 Northern vs Arizona State L 3-10 Division; 1st place tie) 2006 1 OREGON STATE S C ' au ? 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vs PugetSound W 13-3 at Oregon L 10-12 vs Washington State L 2-5 vs Gonzaga W 5-2 1979 vs Boise State W 10-3 vs Western Washington W 7-0 Head coach: Jack Riley vs Lewis-Clark State W 8-3 (21-25 overall, 4.11 Northern at Santa Clara T 2-2 Division; 3rd place) at San Jose State L 4-5 at Hawaii L 1-2 at Cal State-Stanislaus W 8-7 at Hawaii L 24 vs California W 6-3 at Hawaii L 13-14 vs Nevada-Las Vegas L 34 at Hawaii L 3-4 vs Air Force W 7-2 at Hawaii L 2-5 vs Laverne W 4-3 at Hawaii L 2-6 Pacific (Ore) W 8-7 Pacific (Ore.) W 4-2 Pacific (Ore) W 4-0 at Washington State L 0-7 ,.n at Washington State W 11,3 at Oregon Tech W 19-1 at Washington State W 10-7 at Oregon Tech W 18-0 Western Oregon W 8-7 at Pacific (Calif) L 1-9 Washington W 14-2 at San Jose State W 7-2 Washington W 10-9 at Cal State-Stanislaus L 4-11 Washington W 22-9 at Fresno State L 2-6 at Portland State W 95 vs Pepperdine L 1-2 PugetSound L 2-3 vs Washington State L 3-4 Oregon W 3-0 vs Wyoming W 11-8 at Oregon L 6-8 Batgirls made their debut at Oregon State in 1973 vs Nevada-Las Vegas L 5-6 at Oregon W 74 vs Pepperdine L 4-7 L 1-9 at Washington W 10-5 Washington W 8-3 Western Oregon W 4-0 vs Portland State L at Fresno State at Washington W 6-2 Washington W 7-6 at Washington State L 24 vs Cal State-Los Angeles W at Cal State-Sacramento W 9-2 at Washington W 9-0 Washington W 12-3 at Washington State W 7-5 vs Cal State-Los Angeles Portland State W 1-0 at Pacific (Ore) W 7-2 Oregon W 10-0 at Washington State L 0-9 at Fresno State Oregon Tech W 5-1 7-2 Western Oregon W 9-7 Oregon L 2-3 Willamette W 12-5 vs Portland State Lewis & Clark W 3-2 at Washington State L 8-11 at Oregon W 4-3 at Pacific (Ore) W 13-1 at Fresno State Willamette W at Washington State L 3-7 Oregon W 4-2 vs California at Washington State L 2-3 at Washington State L 1-8 at Washington State W 6-7 1977 atOregon W 6-2 vs Maine W at Portland W 5-4 at Oregon W 10,5 vs Stanford L at Washington State L 5-8 at Oregon L 1-7 Head coach: Jack Riley Portland W 10-3 vs Oral Roberts L Washington L 6-7 L 0-2 Oregon W 6-5 (31-17 overall, 12-6 Northern at Willamette W 11-5 vs Cal-Riverside W Washington L 1-7 Oregon W 11-7 Division; 2nd place) Washington State L 4-11 vs Washington State W Washington 1-0 at Washington State L 4-6 Pacific (Ore) W 6-0 Washington State W 4-3 vs Valdosta State W Oregon W 7-3 Pacific (Ore) W 4-1 Washington State L 2-5 Portland W at Oregon W W 7-3 1976 atChicoState W 41 at Washington W 5-2 Southern Oregon W at Oregon at Chico State W 5-3 at Washington L 1-9 Washington State L Linfield W 4-1 8-2 Head coach: Jack Riley vs Cal Poly-SLO W 12-9 at Washington W 6-1 Washington State W atWillamette W (31-15 overall, 12-6 Northern at Southern California L 34 at Western Oregon W 7-0 Washington State L atPugetSound W 15-4 L 1-12 Division; 2nd place) at Cal State Fullerton L 1-6 PugetSound W 5-2 Portland State W at Washington Pacific (Ore) W 7-1 vs. Pepperdine L 12-14 at Oregon W 114 at Western Oregon L at Washington L 0-7 L Pacific (Ore) W 3-0 vs Northern Arizona L 6-13 Oregon L 1-7 atPugetSound W at Washington 3-4 7-3 at Chico State W 7-2 vs Grand Canyon W 7-1 Oregon W 18-3 at Washington T Western Oregon W vs Delaware W 2-1 at Arizona State at Portland State W 5-4 L 6-11 at Portland State L 4-5 at Washington W vs Eastern Michigan L 1-5 vs Arizona L 3-7 Linfield L at Lewis & Clark W 21-3 vs Arizona State L 9-11 at Cal Poly-SLO L Oregon W at Oregon L 2-7 3-; 1978 vs Stanford L 6-8 at San Jose State W Oregon L Oregon W 2-0 at Cal-Riverside W 3-2 at Santa Clara W 1-0 Head coach: Jack Riley at Oregon W Oregon L 2-6 vs Tulsa W 1-0 vs San Francisco W 17-2 (22.22.2 overall, 6-9 Northern at Linfield L vs Brigham Young W 5-0 vs Pacific (Calif) L 4-5 Division; 3rd place) Washington L 1980 at Cal State-Los Angeles 0-3 vs Arizona L 3-11 Pacific (Ore W 6-1 Washington L Head coach: Jack Riley at Southern California 5-6 vs Stanford L 0-9 Pacific (Ore) W 42 Washington W (33-16 overall, 8-9 Northern at Cal State-Los Angeles 5-13 vs San Diego State W 7-5 at Chico State W 11-0 Washington L Division; 2nd place) vs Grand Canyon L 1-5 Western Oregon W 15-1 at ChicoState L 1-5 Western Oregon W Pacific (Ore) W 17-0 vs Nevada-Las Vegas 5-7 Washington W 8-1 at Cal State-Sacramento W 100 at Portland L Pacific (Ore) W 6-0 vs Brigham Young W 13-7 Washington W 4-3 at Cal State-Hayward W 1-0 at Washington State W at Chico State L 6-14 vs Arizona State L 8-9 Washington W 11-3 at Cal State-Hayward W 2-1 at Washington State L at Pacific (Calif) W 4-3 vs Washington State W 11-2 at Linfield W 7-3 at St Mary's (Calif) T 44 at Washington State L Portland W 15-2 at Long Beach State L 2-5 at Pacific (Ore W 10-0 at Long Beach State W 2-1 Portland State W 6-1 at Long Beach State L 4-8 Western Oregon W 14-6 at Pepperdine W 3-2 at Washington L 2-3 at Pepperdine W 7-3 at Washington W 9-1 vs Oral Roberts L 3-6 Western Oregon W 8-2 vs Oral Roberts W 54 Washington State W 4-0 at Fresno State L 7-12 Washington State W 2-1 at Chico State W 17-5 Washington State L 2-12 at Oregon Tech W 9-3 at Portland W 4-3 Puget Sound W 84 Linfield W 11-2 Puget Sound W 14-0 at Oregon W 9-5 PugetSound W 5-0 Oregon W 8-0 at Gonzaga W 5-3 Oregon W 3-1 at Gonzaga L 6-8 Western Oregon W 9-1 Portland State W 3-1 PugetSound W 3-0 Concordia W 12-0 at Washington State L 0-1 George Fox W 7-4 at Washington State L 3-13 Washington W 2-1 at Washington State L 2,3 at Washington State L 7-8 at Portland State W 7-1 at Washington State L 4-7 Washington W 8-3 Oregon State shared the Northern Division title in 1975 at Washington State L 5-7 at Portland W 10-4 2006 OREGON STATE 96 BASEBALL GUIDE at L nt ela W 11-7 at Portland W 10-1 Southern Oregon W 10-2 at Portland W 2-1 at Oregon L 3-4 at Washington W 6-5 Oregon W 7-1 at Washington L 3-7 Oregon W 2-1 Lewis & Clark W 22-0 at Portland State W 8-4 Washington W 8-2 Linfield W 22-8 Washington L 3-7 Washington State L 3-9 Portland W 5-4 Washington State L 3-9 Portland W 9-4 Washington State W 12-11 at Eastern Washington W 6-0 Lewis & Clark W 11-2 at Eastern Washington W 13-5 at Western Oregon W 21-3 atGonzaga W 10-1 Willamette W 12-3 atGonzaga W 10-6 at Washington L 2-3 at Portland State W 4-3 at Washington W 11-7 Washington State W 2-1 at Washington L 3-4 Washington State W 14,5 at Washington W 11-7 at Stanford L 0-14 Portland L 0-10 vs Cal-Santa Barbara L 3-7 Western Oregon W 9-1 at Oregon W 8-2 1984 atOregon L 3-8 Oregon W 3-2 Head coach: Jack Riley (22-23 overall, 11-11 Northern Division; 4th place) 1981 vs Cal State- Sacramento W 4-1 Head coach: Jack Riley vs. Cal State-Sacramento W 9-1 (29.14.1 overall, 11.7 Northern at Fresno State L 1-9 Division; 2nd place tie) Oregon State celebrated its second straight pennant in 1983 vs Southwestern Louisiana L 6-8 Western Oregon W 15-1 vs Cal-Santa Barbara W 6-5 Pacific (Ore) W 6-5 vs BrighamYoung L 5-6 at St. Mary's (Calif ) L 3-5 Willamette W 5-4 at Santa Clara W 6-4 Pacific (Ore) W 2-0 vs Washington W 3-1 at Santa Clara W 5-1 at Portland W 3-1 at San Jose State L 4-5 vs Washington State L 9-12 vs Cal- Santa Barbara W 6-4 at Pacific (Calif.) W 5-1 at Portland L 24 at San Jose State L 8-10 at Lewis-Clark State W 13-10 vs Oral Roberts L 0-6 vs Cal- Santa Barbara L 6-8 at Washington W 7-5 at San Jose State W 7-3 vs Gonzaga W 8-1 vs Seton Hall W 5-3 at San Jose State L 0-7 at Washington L 5-13 at Oregon Tech W 19-5 vs Eastern Washington W 6-3 vs Cal State-Fullerton L 5-14 at San Jose State W 9-2 Gonzaga L 3-6 at Oregon Tech W 15-0 at Lewis-Clark State L vs BrighamYoung L 1-3 4-5 Western Oregon W 19-2 Gonzaga W 10-9 vs Washington W 12,3 Oregon Tech W 11-6 vs San Diego State L 7-12 Portland State W 5-4 Washington State W 11-5 Linfield W 13-1 Oregon Tech W 8-7 at Cal-Riverside L 2-15 at Portland State W 9-2 Washington State W 7-6 Portland State L 7-10 vs Willamette L 4-5 vs Washington State L 7-8 Eastern Washington W 3-1 Portland State W 13-1 at Portland State L 3-5 at Chico State W 6-0 at Portland W 4-3 Eastern Washington L 3-4 at Eastern Washington 1-2 Western Oregon W 8-0 at Pacific (Calif) W 6-5 Portland L 4-12 at Washington State L 3-4 at Eastern Washington 3-7 Willamette W 7-5 vs BrighamYoung W Linfield W 11-2 6,3 at Washington State W 13-12 at Stanford 6-15 Portland State W 11-5 vs Cal-Santa Barbara L 6-7 at Eastern Washington W 5-3 at Gonzaga W 6-5 at Stanford 4-15 at Washington State L 3-6 vs Fresno State L 5-8 at Eastern Washington W 6-4 at Gonzaga L 7-11 at Washington State L 5-6 vs BrighamYoung L 2-3 at Washington State L 2-5 Southern Oregon W 14-5 at Lewis-Clark State L 4-12 vs Cal-Santa Barbara W 5-2 1983 at Washington State W 11-5 at Portland State W 5-4 Willamette W 9-1 vs Washington State W 5-4 Western Oregon W 134 Western Oregon W 12-1 Head coach: Jack Riley at Western Oregon L 10-11 at San Jose State L 4-14 Lewis-Clark State L 4-14 Washington W 5-2 (27.17 overall, 17-7 Northern Gonzaga W 3-2 at Chico State T 9-9 Portland State L 0-2 Washington W 6-1 Division; 1st place) Gonzaga W 9-3 at Washington L 1-8 Portland State L 3-5 Portland W 3-1 vs Washington State L 6-8 Eastern Washington W 8-5 at Washington W 7-4 Washington W 11 Portland W 8-1 at Lewis-Clark State L 7-21 Eastern Washington L 6-7 Washington W 6-4 Washington State L 3-6 at Western Oregon W 124 vs Washington State L 0-12 at Linfield L 113 Washington State W 6-2 Willamette W 13-5 at Portland Beavers (ex) W 3-2 at Portland L 4-6 Western Oregon W 7-1 at Washington W 4-3 Southern Oregon W 10-0 at Washington L 0-7 Oregon L 4-11 Washington State L 1-2 at Oregon W 7-3 Washington State W 7-2 at Oregon W 7-5 Eastern Washington W 6-2 at Washington State W 12-0 Eastern Washington L 3-5 at Washington State W 9-8 Portland W 4-1 at Washington State L 3-12 at Gonzaga L 1-8 at Washington State L 2-8 at Gonzaga L 6-15 at Portland W 12-1 at Portland State L 0-1 at George Fox W 23-1 at Portland State W 3-2 at Washington W 11-5 at Portland State W 4-2 Washington W 14-12 vs Washington State L 4-7 Washington W 10-2 vs Eastern Washington W 3-2 Washington L 4-14 vs Washington State L 2-7 at Western Oregon W 6-2 atOregon L 8-10 1985 Oregon W 8-3 Oregon W 8-6 Head coach: Jack Riley (34.17 overall, 12-12 Northern Division; 3rd place tie; fina national 1982 ranking No.29 Collegiate Baseball) Head coach: Jack Riley at Chico State L 4-10 (29.15 overall, 16.8 Northern at Chico State W 9-8 Division; 1st place) at Chico State W 36-12 vs Eastern Washington L 3-4 Pacific (Ore) W 7-0 at Lewis-Clark State W 15-7 Western Oregon W 26-4 vs Washington State L 0,13 Western Oregon W 5-0 at Lewis-Clark State W 10-4 Western Oregon L 6-7 at Pacific (Ore.) W 3-1 at Cal-Riverside L 6-9 at Oregon Tech W 15-3 The crash of a radio-controlled airplane disrupted a 1992 game vs San Diego State W 4-3 at Oregon Tech W 14-6 vs Missouri W 11-10 II. 1 2006 L OREGONSTATE 1.4.,.','h: BASEBALLGUIDE

vs Arizona State W 13-2 Portland State W 23-11 at Cal-Riverside W 5-3 Washington W 7-3 vs Harvard W 13-10 Washington L 7-16 vs Air Force W 14-6 at Washington W 13-0 vs UCLA W 14-6 at Washington W 4-3 vs San Diego State W 6-5 at Portland State L 2-5 Portland W 2-1 at Portland State W 13-6 Willamette W 3-1 vs Portland W 1-0 at Portland L 04 vs Gonzaga W 11-1 Eastern Washington W 4,3 vs Washington State L 3-13 Eastern Washington W 9-6 vs Eastern Washington L 7-8 Portland W 9-1 Oregon Tech W 4-0 1989 at Washington State L 7-8 at Washington State W 9-8 Head coach: Jack Riley at Gonzaga L 3-5 (27-23 overall, 15-9 Northern at Gonzaga L 2-9 Division; 2nd place tie) 4-3 -infield W 11-3 at Chico State W 8-2 at Portland State W 5-1 atChicoState W L 6-15 at Portland State L 2-5 atChicoState at Cal State-Sacramento L 3-7 at Washington L 3-5 Oregon State won the Northern Division title in 1994 at Washington W 5-2 at Cal State-Sacramento W 54 L 0-3 atWillamette W 13-4 at Pacific (Calif) W 10-3 Washington W 74 Washington W 3-1 Willamette W 13-6 atSonomaState at Pacific (Calif) W 19-3 Washington W 94 Portland State W 15-6 atSonomaState W 3-1 L Washington L 6-11 at Fresno State 25 Portland W 5-0 Gonzaga L 4-6 at Sonoma State L 5-7 W 8-6 Portland State L 9-14 at Fresno State Portland W 4-1 8-5 at Chico State L 2-6 L 1-2 Portland State L 5-15 Gonzaga W at Fresno State at Portland L 7-9 at Portland State L 1-11 at Chico State W 88 L 9-10 at Linfield W 6-4 at Long Beach State at Portland L 3-7 Linfield W 5-1 at Chico State W 4-0 L Gonzaga W 84 at Long Beach State 6-13 at Washington W 8-5 at Eastern Washington W 5-4 at Oregon Tech W 15-7 L 7-9 Gonzaga W 15-8 vs Harvard at Washington L 34 at Eastern Washington W 4-1 Western Oregon W 8-1 L 9-10 Washington State W 12-1 at Cal-Riverside vs Washington W 10-2 at Washington State L 3-22 Western Oregon W 74 L Washington State L 4-8 vs Washington State 04 vs Portland W 6-5 at Washington State L 3-10 vs George Washington W 9-6 L 2-9 at Western Oregon W 12-0 vs Brigham Young vs Portland State L 3-4 Pacific (Ore) W 13-2 vs Texas A&M L 11-16 L at Portland L 2-3 vs Arizona State 24 vs Washington State W 114 Oregon Tech W 19-3 at Fresno State L 10-12 4-2 at Eastern Washington W 9-6 George Fox W vs Portland State W 74 Washington State W 6-3 vs Brigham Young W 6-5 L at Eastern Washington L 24 at Portland 24 vs Portland State W 8-7 Washington State L 7-10 vs Long Beach State L 0-1 vs Washington State W 8-7 Washington State L 24 vs Arkansas L 3-4 Eastern Washington W 4-3 vs Clemson L 3-9 L 0-2 vs Washington W 5-2 Washington State vs Richmond W 7-1 8-4 at Cal State-Sacramento L 9-10 vs Washington State W 4-2 Eastern Washington W Portland L 3-10 vs Arkansas W 1-0 W 9-3 Western Oregon W 5-1 at Stanford L 3-17 atWillamette Linfield W 12-0 vs Stanford L 7-10 Portland State W 14-3 Portland L 4-5 4-2 at Pepperdine L 1-6 at Eastern Washington W at Gonzaga W 9-0 at Portland L 2-3 at Eastern Washington W 8-3 1987 at Gonzaga W 10-8 Portland W 10-9 at Gonzaga W 12-5 1986 at Western Oregon W 9-0 at Eastern Washington W 93 at Gonzaga L 8-11 Head coach: Jack Riley Head coach: Jack Riley at Linfield W 5-0 at Eastern Washington W 17-7 Concordia W 14-5 (39-15 overall, 18-5 Northern (31.15 overall, 15-9 Northern at Washington W 74 Pacific (Ore ) W 17-1 Willamette W 4-0 Division; 1st place; final national Division; 2nd place) at Washington L 6-9 Gonzaga W 6-5 Gonzaga L 5-6 94 rankings No. 23 Collegiate Baseball, at Chico State W at Portland L 14 Gonzaga L 3-12 Gonzaga L 9-12 No. 21 Baseball America) at Chico State W 7-5 at Portland L 5-9 at Washington State L 1-3 Eastern Washington W 14-2 at Chico State L 5-6 at Oregon Tech L 5-6 Portland W 54 at Washington State W 4,3 Eastern Washington W 12-11 at Oregon Tech W 11-0 at Cal State-Sacramento L 34 Portland W 18-0 Willamette W 8-0 Lewis & Clark W 12-1 vs Cal State-Sacramento L 12-13 at Cal State-Sacramento W 1-0 Washington W 4-3 at Washington State L 4,5 at Washington State W 15-4 vs Cal State-Sacramento L at Fresno State W 8-7 56 Washington L 4-13 at Washington State L 4-10 at Washington State W 114 at Fresno State W 1-0 at Fresno State L 2-13 vs Washington L 4-11 at Gonzaga L 0-1 Portland W 4-3 vs Cal-Santa Barbara W 104 at Fresno State L 2-9 vs Washington State L 2-3 at Gonzaga W 9-8 at Portland L 2-5 vs U S International W 16-2 Lewis & Clark W 5-1 Lewis & Clark W 9-8 at Washington W 4-3 vs Eastern Washington W 18-2 vs Cornell W 12-0 at Portland W 9-1 at Washington L 3-7 vs San Diego State W 8-7 1988 vs Tulane L 9-11 Eastern Washington W 2-0 at Portland State W 14-4 Portland L 6-13 Head coach: Jack Riley vs Cornell W 5-0 Eastern Washington L 1-6 at Portland State W 8-3 at Portland W 13-6 (30-19 overall, 14-10 Northern vs Wisconsin L 6-15 Concordia W 4-1 Portland State W 9-2 at Portland State W 3-2 Division; 2nd place) vs Notre Dame W 4-1 Portland State W 4-0 Portland State W 124 at Cal-Riverside W 13-3 Washington W 9-8 vs. Washington L 3-11 Washington W 2-1 vs BrighamYoung W 11-3 vs Portland L 1-3 Portland State W 9-3 vs Eastern Washington W 12-5 at Portland State W 6-2 vs Gonzaga W 8-3 at Washington State W 13-6 vs Portland State L 4-9 at Washington State L 6-7 Portland State W 13-3 1990 Oregon Tech W 10-0 at Linfield W 7,3 Head coach: Jack Riley Gonzaga W 7-3 (30-22 overall, 15-9 Northern Gonzaga W 114 Division; 2nd place) Eastern Washington W 3-2 at Chico State L 3-4 Eastern Washington W 8-2 vs Nevada L 3-4 L 8-15 atWillamette W 10-5 atChicoState Western Oregon W 17-9 at Cal State-Sacramento L 2-6 at Eastern Washington W 4-3 at Pacific (Calif) L 34 at Eastern Washington W 7-6 at Pacific (Calif) L 34 at Gonzaga W 9-6 at Fresno State L 6-7 at Gonzaga W 10-8 at Fresno State L 5-14 at Pacific (Ore) W 21-3 at Fresno State W 2-1 4-0 at Portland State W 2-1 Willamette W 7-10 Washington State L 3-4 vs BrighamYoung L 11-10 Linfield W 5-1 vs Ohio State W Pat Casey took over as Oregon State's head coach in 1995 at San Jose State L 2,3 Y.., 2006] OON STATE BA ALL GJJJ' '98 _s vs. Minnesota W 7-3 vs Washington W 8-1 1995 at San Jose State L 3-6 Head coach: Pat Casey Western Oregon W 14-6 (25-24-1 overall, 14-16 Northern George Fox W 8-1 oa . Division; 4th place tie) at Portland State L 5-12 Western Oregon W 4-3 Portland State W 12-3 Concordia W 16-2 at George Fox W 104 Eastern Oregon W 3-0 Linfield W 5-3 Willamette W 10-6 at Eastern Washington W 8-4 George Fox W 4-0 at Eastern Washington L 7-8 at Western Oregon L 3-6 at Washington State W 8-5 vs4 Michigan State L 2-12 at Washington State L 4-11 vs Michigan State W 11-10 at Portland W 9-4 at New Mexico State W 13-10 Oregon Tech W 10-7 at New Mexico State L 11-12 Gonzaga L 3-7 at New Mexico State W 74 Gonzaga L 8-13 vs Arkansas L 4-5 at Willamette W 9-1 at San Jose State T 6-6 Portland State W 4-3 vs Santa Clara L 4-6 atGonzaga W 11-1 vs. Santa Clara L 8-9 at Gonzaga 0-7 atGonzaga L 5-6 Concordia W 7-6 vs. Lewis-Clark State L 3-13 Washington State W 2-1 vs Portland W 54 Washington State L 0-7 The Beavers began 1998 at the Florida Marlins' spring training park vs BrighamYoung W 19-3 Eastern Washington W 15-1 Gonzaga W 5-4 Eastern Washington W 8-0 Gonzaga L 1-7 Washington W 5-2 Portland L 7-14 Washington State W 9-0 Eastern Oregon W 8-0 Gonzaga W 6-5 Washington W 4-0 Washington W 7-6 Washington State W 3-2 at Western Oregon W 11-0 at Gonzaga W 1-0 Portland State W 3-0 Washington L 7-8 Portland W 4-0 atGonzaga L 1-2 Portland State L 5-8 Washington L 6-20 Portland W 6-1 1994 atGonzaga W 8-4 vs Portland L 4-13 Gonzaga W 7-3 Washington W 9-0 at Portland State L 3-6 vs Washington W 16-14 Gonzaga L 1-3 Head coach: Jack Riley Washington L 6-14 at Portland State L 2-5 vs Washington State W 9-8 Gonzaga L 5-8 (35-16 overall, 22-8 Northern at Washington L 3-5 Washington State L 4-5 vs Portland L 5-8 Division; 1st place) at Washington W 9-8 Western Oregon W 2-1 Washington State W 54 at Portland W 11-1 1993 Lewis & Clark W 5-0 at Portland W 74 at Portland W 7-2 1992 Head coach: Jack Riley Pacific (Ore) W 10-3 at Portland L 7-8 vs Washington W 3-1 Head coach: Jack Riley (31-18 overall, 20-10 Northern vs Portland L 2-5 Portland L 7-8 vs Washington State L 5-16 (23.30 overall, 10-20 Northern Division; 2nd place) at Cal State-Sacramento W 5-0 at Portland State L 5-6 vs Washington L 2-9 Division; 6th place) vs California L 1-10 at Cal State-Sacramento W 10-3 at Washington L 3-5 Concordia W 17-2 at Cal State-Sacramento W 8-6 vs Portland W 8-5 at Washington L 0-1 L 0-2 1991 Lewis & Clark W 154 vs Cal-Santa Barbara W 11-8 at Western Oregon W 11-0 at Washington vs Northwestern L 1-10 at Cal State-Sacramento L 9-10 George Fox W 8-3 Portland State L 1-5 Head coach: Jack Riley at Nevada-Las Vegas L 6-9 Western Oregon W 8-3 vs Maine W 18-2 Portland State W 13-4 (28-20 overall, 12-8 Northern vs Southern Utah W 8-2 Linfield W 5-1 vs Portland L 03 Washington W 2-1 Division; 2nd place) vs Northwestern L 2-5 Eastern Oregon W 11-0 at San Jose State L 0-3 Washington W 9-2 George Fox W vs Southern Utah W 10-1 Willamette W 16-6 vs Maine W 8-3 Washington W 6-5 at McNeese State L Western Oregon W 8-0 George Fox W 14-1 Willamette W 74 Portland State W 4-2 vs Oklahoma State L vs Evansville W 6-5 vs Utah L 3-7 vs Clemson W 9-2 at Portland W 3-2 at Southwestern Louisiana W L 4-9 at Central Florida L 5-6 at San Jose State W 5-1 at Hawaii L 74 Portland vs Tulane L M& vs Illinois-Chicago W 10-6 vs. Cal State-Sacramento W 7-1 vs Grand Canyon L 24 Portland W 10-5 vs Oklahoma State L vs Evansville L 5-6 vs Utah W 5-1 vs Lewis-Clark State W 2-0 Linfield W 7,5 at Portland State L L at Central Florida W 5-4 at Texas Christian W 2-0 vs Washington W 12-2 at Washington State 1-3 Portland State W vs Illinois-Chicago W 7-5 at Texas Christian 4-5 at Hawaii L 4-13 at Washington State L 5-14 at Cal State-Sacramento L at Cal State-Sacramento W 14-6 at Texas-Arlington 9-13 vs Lewis-Clark State L 0-1 at Washington State L 7-8 at Fresno State L at Cal State-Sacramento L 34 at Oklahoma 13-14 at Portland State W 6-5 at Washington State W 14-6 at Fresno State W atal State-Sacramento L 3-6 at Oklahoma 9-20 Gonzaga W 2-1 at Fresno State W vs Nevada L 5-7 vs SW Missouri State W 17-3 Gonzaga W 5-3 at Cal-Riverside L 1996 George Fox L 1-4 at Oklahoma L 9-10 Gonzaga W 5-2 vs. Brigham Young L Head coach: Pat Casey atGonzaga W 3-0 Gonzaga W 13-0 at Washington State W 9-5 vs Lafayette W (32.16.1 overall, 14-10 Northern atGonzaga L 1-6 Gonzaga W 17-3 at Washington State W 4-3 vs New Mexico W Division; 2nd place) atGonzaga L 1-7 at Portland W 4-1 at Washington State W 3-1 vs Washington W at Pacific (Calif) W 5-4 Willamette W 14-2 Portland W 8-3 at Portland State W 7-1 Portland L at Pacific (Calif) W 5-3 at Portland L 7-12 at Washington State W 9-2 Portland L 1-10 at Portland State L at Pacific (Calif) L 3-4 Washington State L 4-6 at Washington State L 5-11 Portland W 4-0 at Portland State L at San Diego W 19-4 Washington State L 7-8 at Washington State L 7-8 at Portland W 12-1 at Washington L vs.c Canada Bsbll In (ex) W 10-7 Washington State W 6-3 Portland W 5-0 Portland State L 1-6 at Washington W at San Diego State L 3-4 Portland L 6-7 vs Washington L 14 Washington L 0-2 Willamette W vs Utah W 7-0 Portland State L 3-6 vs Washington L 0-5 Washington L 1-19 Western Oregon W at San Diego State T 10-10 at Portland State W 3-1 vs Washington W 4-0 Washington W 3-1 Gonzaga W at Portland W 16-2 at Portland State L 4-5 Portland W 5-0 at Portland State L 1-8 Gonzaga W at San Jose State W 8-5 at Linfield L 3-5 at Portland State W 10-0 at Washington W 5-3 Washington State W at San Jose State W 10-3 at Portland W 7-3 at Portland State W 5-3 at Washington L 2-5 Washington State L George Fox W 13-2 at Washington L 1-2 atGonzaga W 10-8 at Washington L 6-9 Concordia W vs Pacific (Calif) L 2-6 at Washington L 3-7 at Gonzaga W 11-3 Portland State W 2-1 at George Fox W vs Creighton W 8-3 at Washington L 14 at Gonzaga L 2-9 at Portland W 4-2 at Portland L vs. Creighton W 14-10 at George Fox W 5-2 atGonzaga W 64 at Portland L 12-13 at Portland W vs New Mexico W 5-4 at Washington State W 74 at Portland W 16-3 Portland W 4-2 -infield W at Fresno State L 4-7 at Washington State L 6-7 Portland State W 13-5 Portland State W 11-6 at Washington State L vs Pacific (Calif) W 11-2 at Washington State W 5-4 Portland State L 4-6 Canada Baseball Inst (ex) L 1-2 at Washington State L Pacific (Ore) W 16-1 Linfield W 7-5 at Portland State L 1-2 Washington State W 3-0 atGonzaga W vs WrightState W 3-2 at Portland L 3-7 at Portland State L 4-9 Washington State W 4-2 atGonzaga W vs Lewis-Clark State W 7-3 at Portland State L 5-6 Portland W 3-1 Washington State W 6-1 at Western Oregon W atHawaii L 7-8 Portland State W 2-0 Washington W 2-1 at Gonzaga W 3-2 Portland W vs Hawaii-Hilo W 3-2 Portland State L 4-9 Washington L 4-5 atGonzaga W 12-3 at Portland W vs Nittaidi, Japan (ex W 9-6 Portland W 17-13 Washington L 6-9 atGonzaga W 9-2 H- Nro X006 I - S q OREGON STATE Ir o e n I p © ( ll 1 , BASEBALL GUIDE ` .p I l atmawaii L 9-15 at Southern California L 3-16 vs Nittaidi, Japan (ex) W 6-5 at Washington State L 9-10 at Washington L 8-9 at Washington State W 4-3 at Washington W 15-2 at Washington State L 9-16 at Washington L 2,5 at Washington L 3-5 Linfield W 96 2001 Portland State W 14-2 Head coach: Pat Casey 1 Portland State L 6-7 (31.24 overall, 11-13 Pacific-10; 6th at Portland State L 0-2 place) at Portland State W 9-8 at Cal State-Northridge L 7-17 Washington State W 18,3 at Cal State-Northridge L 11-15 Washington State W 4-3 at Cal State-Northridge L 10-20 Washington State W 6-2 at San Diego State W 8-7 Washington State W 16-9 vs Texas Tech W 54 at Washington State L 5-9 vs Cal-Riverside W 18-10 at Washington State L 36 vs Oklahoma W 10-8 at Washington State L 7-10 vs Clemson L 5-9 at Washington State W 3-0 vs Clemson W 10-9 at Portland State W 3-2 at Nevada-Las Vegas W 11-9 Portland State L 2-5 vs Clemson L 2-13 Portland State W 14-0 Portland W 9-0 at Portland State W 11-1 San Francisco L 2-3 Portland W 18-5 Athletic director Mitch Barnhart, John Goss and Pat Casey at the San Francisco W 65 Washington W 6-2 San Francisco L 3-4 Washington W 3-2 groundbreaking for Goss Stadium at Coleman Field in 1998 Washington L 7-10 Washington W 3-2 Washington W 17-3 Washington L 5-9 Washington State W 9-7 at Washington State W 14-12 1999 vs Washington State W 6-3 vs Washington State W 11-10 Head coach: Pat Casey vs Washington State L 7-8 1997 (19-35 overall, 7-17 Pacific-10; 8th 2000 1998 Gonzaga W 12-6 Head coach: Pat Casey place) Head coach: Pat Casey Head coach: Pat Casey Gonzaga W 10-9 (38-12.1 overall, 18.6 Northern vs Kansas State W 13-6 (28-27 overall, 9.15 Pacific-10; 6th (35-14-1 overall, 15.9 Northern Minnesota W 6,5 Division; 2nd place) vs Nebraska W 4-3 place) Division; 2nd place) Minnesota W 4-1 at Hawaii W 144 vs New Mexico State W 7-1 vs Kansas State L 6-7 vs South Florida W 7-6 Minnesota W 12-2 at Hawaii W 95 vs Kansas State L 6-7 vs Texas A&M L 4-9 vs Florida Atlantic W 13-5 Arizona State L 2-10 at Hawaii L 3-11 at Cal State-Northridge L 4-16 vs Kansas State W 16-2 vs Central Florida W 7-2 n Arizona State W 4-1 at Hawaii-Hilo T 1-1 at Cal State-Northridge W 9-1 at Fresno State L 14 vs Cal-Santa Barbara L 7-11 Arizona State W 12-2 at Cal State-Sacramento L 0-2 at Cal State-Northridge W 84 at Fresno State L 4-9 at San Diego State L 3-6 at Arizona L 2-5 at Cal State-Sacramento W 186 at Cal State-Northridge L 4-8 at Fresno State L 0-8 vs CETYS, Mexico (ex) W 5-2 at Arizona W 8-0 at Cal State-Sacramento W 8-5 vs Oklahoma State W 1-0 vs West Virginia W 9-6 vs New Mexico W 11-0 atArizona L 6-13 at California L 6-8 vs Texas Tech L 9-14 vs Nevada W 9-5 at San Diego W 8,3 California W 6-5 at California L 2-14 vs San Diego W 7-6 vs Santa Clara L 10-12 at Cal-Santa Barbara W 13-1 California W 10-1 at California W 15-2 vs Loyola Marymount L 4-13 at Nevada-Las Vegas W 4-3 at Cal-Santa Barbara L 6-7 California L 1-12 Willamette W 54 at Santa Clara L 1,3 vs Cal State-Northridge W 13-10 at Cal-Santa Barbara T 4-4 atStanford L 14 vs. Portland L 6-10 at Santa Clara L 4-7 at Washington W 13-9 at Southern California L 0-9 at Stanford L 1-8 vs Washington State W 17-3 at Santa Clara L 0-1 at Washington W 274 at Southern California L 4-7 at Stanford L 5-22 vs Canada Bsbll In (ex) W 16-6 at Santa Clara 9-12 Western Oregon W 9-5 at Southern California W 13-6 Concordia W 11-2 vs Gonzaga W 5-3 at San Jose State W 3-2 Washington State W 8-3 Portland W 7-2 Washington State W 14-5 at Lewis-Clark State W 7-2 vs Gonzaga L 14 Washington State W 142 St Martin's W 224 Washington State W 10-9 Concordia W 9-3 vs Gonzaga W 16-15 Washington State L 6-11 St. Martin's W 5-4 Washington State W 8-7 Lewis-Clark State W 5-3 SouthemCalifomia L 2-5 vs Ohio State W 13-0 St Martin's W 10-2 at Portland W 10-9 Lewis-Clark State W 12-3 Southern California L 10-12 at Texas A&M L 0-3 at Washington State L 3-13 Portland W 13-6 vs Howard W 264 Southern California L 14 vs Central Michigan L 34 at Washington State W 6-2 at Hawaii L 3-7 at Oklahoma W 10-2 Portland W 8-7 vs Ohio State L 3-8 at Washington State L 0-9 at Hawaii W 18-7 at Oklahoma L 2-14 vs Washington State 2-6 vs Central Michigan W 5-3 Arizona W 3-2 at Hawaii L 9-12 at Oral Roberts W 20,5 vs Washington State 9-10 at Texas A&M W 6-1 Arizona W 9-1 at Washington L 4-11 at Oral Roberts W 8-2 vs Washington State 5-6 Cal State-Northridge W 10-9 Arizona W 4-3 at Washington W 9-1 Washington State W 9-6 vs Minnesota 6-14 Cal State-Northridge L 7-9 at Portland W 8-1 at Washington L 1-3 Washington State W 7-2 vs Minnesota 9-16 Cal State-Northridge W 9-3 Portland State W 8-7 at UCLA L 3-5 Washington State W 18-6 vs Minnesota 6-11 Cal State-Northridge W 11-8 at Portland State W 10-4 at UCLA L 6-7 Washington State L 4-6 Arizona State 5-9 UCLA L 1-3 at Portland State W 7-0 at UCLA W 11-8 Portland W 9-3 Arizona State W 9-8 UCLA -iL 10-18 Portland State W 18-8 Southern California L 3-7 at Portland State W 16-3 Arizona State L 9-21 UCLA L 5-9 Washington W 4-2 Southern California W 6-0 Portland State W 15-1 at Portland W 10-3 Portland L 10-13 Washington W 10-5 Southern California L 0-1 Portland State W 13-2 at Arizona L 9-11 at Arizona State L 0-1 Washington L 16-18 at Washington L 5-10 at Arizona L 7-10 at Arizona State W 11-3 Washington L 10-11 at Washington W 154 atArizona L 5-10 at Arizona State L 7-8 2002 Portland W 13-9 at Washington L 2,3 Washington L 5-14 at Portland W 13-5 at Portland State W 23-4 Headcoach:Pat Casey at Washington W 7-6 Washington L 16-17 Arizona W 6-3 Portland State W 8-6 (31.23 overall, 10-14 Pacific-10; 6th at Portland W 93 California L 3-13 Arizona W 10-4 Portland State W 10-0 place) Washington L 4-6 California W 11-5 Arizona L 5-10 at Portland State W 14-8 at Arizona State L 5-13 Washington W 7-6 California L 6-7 Concordia W 13-5 at Portland W 4-3 vs Oral Roberts W 10-9 Washington W 17-7 at Portland W 17-8 at California W 124 Washington State L 4-6 vs. Southern Utah W 7-1 Washington L 3-6 at Washington L 7-10 atCalifomia L 9-15 Washington State L 6-10 at San Diego L 2-6 Linfield W 18-0 at Washington W 6-3 at California W 8-5 Washington State W 12-2 at San Diego L 24 Portland State W at Washington L 4-12 Portland W 114 6-1 Washington State W 74 at San Diego L 2-8 Portland State L 34 at Stanford L 0-7 Washington W 6-3 Washington State W 12-11 vs Western Kentucky W 6-2 at Portland State W 7-5 at Stanford L 5-10 Washington L 3-8 at Washington L 12-16 at Portland L 4-5 at Portland State W 6-2 at Stanford L 8-9 Washington W 11-10 at Washington W 8-2 vs Michigan W 104 Portland State W 5-3 at UCLA W 7-5 Stanford L 6-10 at Washington L 6-20 atCalifornia-Riverside L 4-21 Portland W 33-3 at UCLA L 0-15 Stanford W 5-2 at Washington L 5-12 vs San Francisco W 9-6 at Washington State W 18-8 at UCLA L 6-8 Stanford L 5-7 UCLA W 8-7 vs Michigan W 13-2 at Washington State W 20-4 Washington State W 134 at Southern California L 1-12 UCLA W 19-5 Gonzaga W 11-9 at Washington State W 6-1 Washington State W 8-6 at Southern California L 7-16 UCLA IN 11-8 Gonzaga W 9-8 I a

Gonzaga L 3-8 at Washington State W 5-3 at Nevada W 7-5 UCLA W 3-2 at Nevada W 11-8 UCLA L 2-12 Washington State W 9-1 UCLA L 6-11 Washington State W 5-4 Washington State W 6-5 2005 Cal State-Northridge L 3-4 coach: Cal State-Northridge L 4-10 Head Pat Casey Cal State-Northrdge W 14-3 (46-12 overall, 19-5 Pacific-I 0; 1 st Portland W 5-2 place; final national rankings, No. 7 Arizona L 9-13 USA TodayIESPN coaches poll, No. Arizona W 2-1 7 Collegiate Baseball, No. 7 Baseball Arizona W 5-0 America, No. 7 National Collegiate Portland W 11-1 Baseball Writers Association) 19-0 at Southern California L 2-9 vs New Mexico State W L at Southern California W 13,3 vs Gonzaga 1-3 at Southern California L 0-7 vs New Mexico State W 11-2 12-6 Hawaii-Hilo W 10-2 at Arizona State W Hawai'i-Hilo W 11-9 Portland W 6-4 Hawai'i-Hilo W 21-3 vs California-Davis W 8-0 3-2 Hawai'i-Hilo W 11-0 at San Diego W at California-Santa Barbara W 4-2 UCLA W 9-8 at California-Santa Barbara W 6-4 UCLA L 1-6 UCLA L 7-9 at California-Santa Barbara W 5-3 at Portland W 114 California-Riverside L 2-3 5-2 Stanford W 3-1 Goss Stadium at Coleman Field got its first set of lights in 2002 Californ ia-Riverside 7-2 Stanford W 4-3 California-Riverside 4-1 Stanford L 0-13 Southern California L 2-3 atTexas-Arlington W 7-0 Arizona W 6-5 vs Cal State-Northridge 4-9 at Washington State W 18-1 Southern California L 2-12 vs Arkansas-Little Rock W 8-3 Stanford L 8-11 at Pepperdine at Washington State W 10-6 at UCLA L 7-8 vs SW Missouri State W 5-4 Stanford W 5-4 vs Winthrop 8-2 8-2 at Washington State W 22-21 at UCLA L 9-10 atCalifomia-Riverside W 163 Stanford L 4-16 Cal State-Sacramento 74 at California L 7-13 at UCLA W 7-6 vs Cal State-Sacramento L 3-10 at Washington W 74 Cal State-Sacramento at California L 1-2 Concordia W 13-2 vs Washington W 13-8 at Washington W 6-4 Cal State-Sacramento 93 7-5 at California L 3-8 George Fox W 4-0 vs Citadel L 6-7 at Cal State-SacramentoW 7-2 at Portland 7-17 Washington L 5-6 Arizona State L 4-14 at Hawaii L L, 1-10 at Cal State-Sacramento W 9-1 Dallas Baptist Washington L 3-13 Arizona State W 6-1 vs Chicago State W 15-3 at Cal State-SacramentoW 12-6 Dallas Baptist 7-2 Washington W 5-3 Arizona State L 7-12 vs Citadel W 3-2 at Southern California L 4-8 Dallas Baptist 11-3 12-5 at Arizona State L 7-13 at Arizona L 6-20 at Hawaii L 3-7 at Southern California W 4,3 Brigham Young 11-6 at Arizona State L 8-9 at Arizona L 4-9 Gonzaga W 12-2 at Southern California W 8-4 Brigham Young at Arizona State L 2-5 at Arizona W 13-12 Gonzaga W 15-3 Washington W 7-3 California 11-1 Portland W 4-3 Gonzaga L 5-10 Washington L 14-26 California 5-2 58 California 4-2 2003 Utah Valley State W 11-5 Washington L 2004 Utah Valley State W 7-0 at Portland L 2-6 at Stanford 9-7 Headcoach:Pat Casey Utah Valley State L 4-5 at Arizona State L 3-9 at Stanford 11-10 (25-28 overall, 7-17 Pacific-10; 8th Head coach: Pat Casey at California W 15-5 at Arizona State L 1-3 at Stanford 3-4 place tie) (31-22 overall, 10-14 Pacific-10; 6th at California L 5-11 at Arizona State L 4-8 at Arizona 5-7 at California-Riverside L 6-9 place tie) at California W 14-3 Portland L 1-3 at Arizona 17-1 at California-Riverside W 8-6 vs Utah W 8-6 at Portland W 25-4 Portland W 16-3 at Arizona 6-7 at California-Riverside L 2-10 vs Gonzaga W 8-6 Arizona L 3-4 at Washington State W 3-2 Washington State 54 vs Oklahoma State W 4-0 vs Cal State-Northridge W 3-2 Arizona L 7-14 at Washington State L 24 Washington State 8-1 vs Gonzaga W 5-1 Washington State 7-6 vs Arizona State L 4-9 Arizona State 6-5 vs New Mexico W 18-16 Arizona State 1-3 vs New Mexico State L 7-15 Arizona State 5-1 vs New Mexico L 7-14 Portland 6-2 vs New Mexico State W 16-14 at UCLA 3-1 vs Cal State-Northridge W 10-6 at UCLA 104 vs San Diego State W 10-6 at UCLA 16-3 vs. Cal State-Northridge L 8-10 at Washington 7-0 vs. San Diego L 9-10 at Washington 10-4 at Portland W 13-6 at Washington 3-1 at Portland W 9-0 Southern California 5-4 Washington L 5-9 Southern California 10-7 Washington L 5-9 Southern California 2-12 vs. Washington State L 68 Ohio State 4-3 vs Washington State W 4-0 St John's (NY.) 11-1 California-Santa Barbara L 4-5 St John's (NY.) 19-3 California-Santa Barbara W 4-3 Southern California 10-4 California-Santa Barbara W 64 Southern California 8-9 California W 8-6 Southern California 10-8 California L 6-8 vs Tulane 1-3 California L 13-19 vs Baylor 3-4 at Portland W 18-6 at Washington L 4-10 at Washington L 8-9 at Washington W 6,5 Portland W 10-1 Washington State L 6-10 Washington State W 11-3 Washington State L 7-11 at Stanford L 2-5 at Stanford W 8-7 at Stanford L 0-10 The `0-State Ballaz' performed at the student-athlete talent show to at Portland W 14-4 Southern California L 3-4 raise money for tsunami relief in 2005 2006 OREGON STATE BASEBALL GUIDE

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OREGON STATE DUGOUT CLUB Beavers receive a big boost from OSU Dugout Club The Oregon State Dugout Club is devoted to the support of Beaver baseball. Over the past several seasons, projects financed by the OSU Dugout Club include batting cages at Goss Stadium at Coleman Field and helping finance trips that upgrade the quality of the Beavers' non-league schedule. One of the group's major events each year is the OSU Dugout Club Golf Tournament. Look for more information on this year's event, the 27th annual, as the baseball season progresses. For more information on the Oregon State Dugout Club, call the OSU baseball office at Ramon Gonzalez Michael Kloenne Rex Nicoud Scott Spiegelberg (541) 737-0598. Pete & Joan Goodbrod Mr & Mrs. Lyle Knower Gary Overcash Ken St Pierre Oregon State Dugout Club members as of Bill Goslow Craig Kosmicki Larry Petersen Doug Stahl H Martin Stalick Jan. 1,2006: Eline Goss Gregory Krpalek Brent Peterson John Gottko Joe Kruger Tom Picht Kevin Stanaway Ted Aberson Tom Campbell B G Gould Jim Kulla Thomas Pickett Jason Stanley RobertAdams Elizabeth Carlson Scram Graham Ken Landrum Jack & Shirley Pinion Bill Starnes Steve Adkins Jim Carnes Chris Gray Alan Lewis Charlie Piper Jack Stephenson Bob Albright Brian Casey Robert Gray Barbara Lewis Dow & Peggy Poling Les Stewart Jim Allen Chris Casey Rick Guardia Jim Lipe Fred & Merrie Postlewait Larry Stover Ralph Allen Fred Casey Al Guidotti Ryan Lipe Frank Prime Cole Stover Jim & Fifi Anderson Tim Casey John Gulledge Gary Lovinger Mary Ann Queen Robert & Gladys Streiff Scott & Laurie Anderson Michael Chambers Mike Gunn Don Luby Wilbur & Kim Quiring Eric Swanson Paul Andresen Velda Chapman Carl & Roberta Gustafson Wayne & Diane Lunde Steve & Teresa Radosevich Steve Swanson Sean Arey Earle Chiles Ricki Hackworth Butch Lundy Bruce Reece Steve Swedberg Joy Asbury Joe Claire Emie Hansen George Mallinckrodt Dave Reece Mike Sweeny Ken Austin Ralph & Elsa Coleman Bill & Anne Harper Brian & Val Malliris Barrett Reeve Gene & Joan Tanselli Bert Babb Mike Corwin Dorothy Harper Jeff & Julie Marrvelyn Martin Jean Reiman Russ Thomas Mike Babb Hal Cowan Randy Harrison Paul Marriott James & Beverly Reimann Todd Thomas Mary Beth Gross-Baker Mike Cowgill John Hays Michelle Marsh Dave & Sally Richards Doug Tindall R H Baker Doug Cox Larry Hearing Evelyn Martin Ron Richards Jake Underwood Robert & Ann Baker Doug Crandall Mike Hearing Abel Martinez III Jack & Jean Riley Rich Underwood Whitney & Jane Ball Steve Crow Paul Heisinger Bill Martinez Mickey Riley Paul & Fran Valenti Jeff Ballard Tim Daly Dwane Helbig David Martinez Jean Roth Bill Van Vleet Robert & Carolyn Ballin Thomas Dang Tim Hennessy Mark Massari Harold Rudolph Allan Vendetti David & Christine Barden Thomas & Lisa Daniels Glenna Hull & Randy Hodgson Bill Mattecheck Bill & Shirley Rudzik Devon Vendetti David Baron John & Glenda Davis Bob & Sharon Holbrook Jeff McAnally Jim Ruggles Johnny Walker Bob Beall Alex DeMarco Jerry & Victoria Holdgrafer Pat McClain Mike & Judy Sailor Steve & Jan Walker Jim Beall Harry Demorest Bob Holt Storm McCracken Dr Stan Samuelis Bill Wallin William Bennett Idele Derrickson Robert& Donna Hood Grant McCullough Mike Sandago Greg Westby Paul Bernier Ed Didrickson Joel Horn Anita McEldowney Scott Sanders Andy Westlund Jason Berry Roger Diehl Randy Huber Craig McEldowney John Schrimper Jim Williams Birdie Bertrand Don Dietz Bryce Huddleston Bernie & Faye McGrath Dale Schrock Don Wirth Ed & Susan Biles Pat Doran Ken & Brenda Hull Bernie & Suzanne McGrath Jim Schrock Dick Withnell Doug Blair Dave & Susan Dowdy Mikelyn Hull Gary & Patti McGrath Mr & Mrs Darrell Schroeder Wayne & Joanne Young Charles Boice Ken Downer Lois Hunt Terry McGrath Don Schroeder Lanny Zoeller Elizabeth Booth Jeff & Elizabeth Doyle Jim & Lynn Jarvis Ken McGrew Lee Schroeder Robert Bowden Walter Eichner Bob Johnson Sparky & Becki McGrew Ron Scrivner Tom & Rae Bowen Gerald & Donna Exley Duane Johnson Keith McKennon Jill Scrivner Ron Bowers Tim Feeder Kenneth Johnson Scott McKillip Pete Sekermestrovich Travis Bowers Robert & Patricia Flynn Louisa Johnson Gail Meier Marc Shaylor Nevelle Bowler Albert Fortier Vernon Johnson Joe Mendoza Tom Simas Roger Bowman Roy Foy Jim Jones Mike & Jeanne Mendoza John Sipple Fred Brauti Jan Frost Randy Jones Mark Miller Charles Smith William & Bonnie Brod Steve Fullerton Rick Jones Paul Miller Harley & Brigitte Smith Jim Buckmier Steve Gaughan Robert& Patrice Jones Jeff Moore Mr & Mrs Pete Smith David Bucy Ken Gehlen Dave Kemp Jerry & Lola Morrison Steve Smith John Buchner Rento Geniza Steve Kenney Gary Moss Mike Smolich Bob & Veronica Buob Rick & Deb George Charles Kipper Mike Murphy Dave Snyder Wayne & Mary Burck Bert Girod Charles Kittel Fred & Judy Nicholson Tom Snyder Bob Burton Larry Giustina Glenn Klein Greg Nicoud Jay Sorgen Cal Calderon Alex Goedhard Leonard Klein Jeff Nicoud Jack & Marlys Spencer 1 2006 OREGON STATE t IuhlisII I BASEBALL GUIDE VI c k :_ ryar :' 1III 103

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Area code 541 Area code 541 HEAD COACH Sports information switchboard ...... 737-3720 Pat Casey ...... 737-2825 SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR (Best time to call is weekday mornings) Steve Fenk ...... 737-7470 Kip Carlson ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH BASEBALL CONTACT Sports information Dan Spencer...... 737-7484 Kip Carlson ...... (office) 737-7472 ASSISTANT COACHES (cellular) 230-4482 GENERALINFORMATION: Game credentials, Marty Lees...... 737-5738 OTHER ASSISTANTS interviews, photographs and other Oregon David Wong...... 737-5738 Michelle Westerberg ...... 737-8898 State baseball information is available by call- ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Roger Home ...... 737-7473 ing Kip Carlson in the OSU Sports Information Ron Northcutt...... 737-0598 Jason Amberg ...... 737-7469 Office at (541) 737-7472. Press box space is FAX STUDENT ASSISTANTS limited at Goss Stadium at Coleman Field, and Athletic office...... 737-4002 Mike Laport, Amy Klever ...... 737-3720 those planning on covering games are asked to Olympic sports office...... 737-2140 Melody Stockwell, Caleb Hawley, notify the Sports Information Office at least 24 GOSS STADIUM AT COLEMAN FIELD Tessa Davison, Desma Stovall hours in advance. Press box ...... 737-7475 FAX Oregon State players are available for inter- Coaches office...... 737-2825 Sports information office ...... 737-3072 or 4171 views before and after practice sessions and MAILING ADDRESS MAILING ADDRESS after games. Media are asked to arrange inter- Gill Coliseum Room 127 Gill Coliseum Room 209 views through Carlson at least 24 hours in Oregon StateUniversity Oregon State University advance of the desired interview time. Corvallis, OR 97331 Corvallis, OR 97331 POSTGAMESERVICES: Boxscores are avail- able immediately after home games in the press box at Goss Stadium at Coleman Field. Play- BEAVER BASEBALL ON THE AIR by-play narratives are available upon request. Writers may file stories from the press box, Oregon State baseball can be heard on but may have to wait for phone lines used by KEJO-AM (1240) in Corvallis and KUIK-AM radio crews. Postgame work space and phone (1360) in Portland and on the internet at lines are also available in the Sports Informa- www.osubeavers.com. Nearly the entire Beaver tion Office in Gill Coliseum, located one block schedule, home and away, will be broadcast. from Goss Stadium at Coleman Field. Mike Parker, the voice of the Beavers, will WEBSITE: OSU's athletic department handle the broadcasts with assistance from Jim website is www.osubeavers.com, and it con- Wilson and Kip Carlson. Before coming to tains regularly updated baseball information. OSU in 1999, Parker broadcast pro baseball for Mike Parker RADIO: Press box space and a phone line for the Eugene Emeralds and Portland Beavers and Radio broadcaster visiting radio crews are available at Goss Sta- hosted sports talk shows. Parker also co-hosts dium at Coleman Field. Visiting radio crews a daily sports talk show on KEJO-AM (1240). are asked to notify the OSU Sports Information Office in advance. TELEVISION: Several Oregon State games OREGON STATE MEDIA OUTLETS this spring may be televised, live and via tape CORVALLIS GAZETTE-TIMES /ALBANY DEMOCRAT-HERALD: sports editor; 121 SW Salmon St, Suite 1450; Portland, OR 97201; delay, on Fox Sports Net. Brooks Hatch and Cliff Kirkpatrick, beat writers; Steve Gress, sports phone 1-800-448-3501. PARKING: Parking is limited at Goss Sta- editor; 600 SW Jefferson; Corvallis, OR 97330; phone (541) 753-2641. KLOO I KFLY I KEJO / KRKT RADIO: John Warren, sports dium at Coleman Field. Oregon State campus OREGON STATE DAILY BAROMETER: Matt Boase, sports editor; director; 2840 Marion St SE; Albany, OR 97321; phone (541) 926- Memorial Union East 106; Oregon State University; Corvallis, OR 8628 parking permits are required on weekdays, but 97331; phone (541) 737-2231 KGAL I KSHO RADIO: Ray Pietz, sports director; PO Box 749; not weekends. Parking permits for campus SALEM STATESMAN-JOURNAL: James Day, sports editor; Albany, OR 97321; phone (541) 926-5425 visitors are available at the Parking Services 280 Church St ; Salem, OR 97308; phone (503) 399-6700 KVAL-TV: Tom Ward, sports director; PO Box 1313, Eugene, OR Office located in Adams Hall, which is at the THE OREGONIAN: Mark Hester, sports editor; 1320 SW Broadway; 97401; phone (541) 342-4961, Portland, OR 97201; phone (503) 221-8161 KEZI-TV: Joe Giansante, sports director; PO Box 7009; Eugene, intersection of S.W. 15th Street and S.W. A EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD: Ron Bellamy, sports editor; P.0 OR 97401; phone (541) 485-5611 Street. There are parking lots behind the left- Box 1018; Eugene, OR 97440; phone (541) 485-1234 KMTR-TV: Dave Wenda, sports director; 3825 International Court; field fence, next to the dormitories just south of , PORTLAND BUREAU: Ann Peterson, Eugene, OR 97477; phone (541) 746-1600 Washington Way, and around Reser Stadium. WITHGRATITUDE: Thanks to Paul history. The Fielder Jones Society is an off- Thanks to press box volunteers Paul Rada Andresen, Mark Armour, Al Kirk and George shoot of the Society for American Baseball (public address), Glenda Curry (scoreboard), Edmonston Jr. of the Fielder Jones Society for Research (SABR). Thanks also to Larry Landis Paul Andresen (statistics), Mark Saba and Rob their ongoing help in researching OSU's baseball and Elizabeth Nielsen of the OSU Archives. 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OSU Extended Campus offers a wide range of distance education services and on-site bachelor's degree programs throughout Oregon and the world.

Through the OSU Extension Service, the university has a presence in all 36 Oregon counties. The university has several minority edu- cation offices and cultural centers, as well as an Educational Opportunities Corvallis is an ideal university town of Program that supports OSU's increasing- 50,000 people, offering a wide range ly diverse student body to ensure that of community, religious, dining, shop- everyone's OSU experience is positive. ping, and cultural opportunities. And the city is within an hour or two of the OSU is committed to diversity. Our Oregon Coast, the snow-capped students come from all walks of life Cascade Mountains, and Portland- and from all over the world. And they Oregon's largest city. traditionally enter Oregon State with Through nationally competitive ath- letics programs, the Department of Athletics provides a forum for cele- brating the University's advancement, enhance its image and reputation with prospective students, and help the institution build relationships with its students, faculty, alumni, and community. Student LIFE tudent life at Oregon State offers an incredible variety of activities covering a wide range of interests. Radio and television programs are broadcast by KBVR, allowing students a hands-on experiet in developing programs. The Daily Barometer - recently named the nation's best student newspa - gives aspiring journalists the chance to cover c pus life. The university's student government system provides a number of outlets for developing skills in leadership, organization, and planning and staging events. Students can take advantage of the opportunity to see the nationally known speakers and entertainers who visit gyp---. campus on a regular basis, including politicians, social authors, Nobel Prize winners, comedians and musicians OSU has a strong Greek system, with more than 30 fraternities and sororities on campus. There are also literally dozens of student clubs for persons with interests ranging from snowboarding to political activism and religion to martial arts. In addition to its intercollegiate athletic programs, Oregon State also fields club teams in a number of sports from men's volleyball to rodeo. The university intramural program also attracts participants in many sports.

Famous OREGON STATE ALUMNI LINUS PAULING, 1922: The HOLLY CORNELL, 1938; BURKE HAYES, 1938; CHRIS JOHNS, 1974: Named editor of National only person in history to have won JIM HOWLAND, 1938; FRED MERRYFIELD, Geographic Magazine on Nov 1, 2004 two unshared Nobel Prizes. The 1923: Founded CH2M engineering consulting firm in WILLIAM KITTREDGE, 1954: The critically firstin 1954, was for chemistry, 1946; now known as CH2M-Hill and is one of the acclaimed author of 21 books, numerous essays, short and the second, in 1962, was nation's top companies in that field. stories and screen plays. awarded for peace. A remarkable MARION CARL, 1938: One of America's greatest CAROL MENKEN-SCHAUDT, 1984: One of the man who insistently addressed cer World War II fighter aces, earning two Navy Crosses, tain crucial human problems while greatest names in women's basketball at OSU and the five Distinguished Flying Crosses, tour Legion of Merit winner of an Olympic gold medal in 1984. pursuing an amazing array of sci medals and 14 Air Medals. entific interests, Dr. Fouling was BERNIE NEWCOMB, 1965: Co-founder of almost as well known to the VANCE "PINTO" COLVIG, 1911: One of the E*Trade, one of the nation's first internet stock trading American public as he was to the most gifted voice-over and sound-effects artists in motion companies, which revolutionized the way in which mil- world's scientific community as a picture history, including the voice of cartoon character lions buy and sell securities. much respected and beloved defender of civil liberties Goofy for more than two decades. and health. GARY PAYTON, 1990: An All-American basketball DR. DAVID CUTSFORTH, 1969: From his family player at OSU and the Player of the CHRIS ANDERSON, 1972: Became editor of the practice in Philomath, Oregon, Dr. Cutsforth was named Year in 1990. He won an Olympic gold medal in 1996 Orange County Register newspaper in 1980 at age 29 Doctor of the Year for the United States by the American and 2000. and won two Pulitzer Prizes. Academy of Family Physicians in 1994. JOE RUNYAN, 1970: Won the Iditarod in 1989, RAY ARCHIBALD 1919: One of the nation's lead- M. LOWELL EDWARDS, 1924: Credited by the thus giving him claim to the first "unofficial" ing bridge engineers, building the Chesapeake Bay American Medical Association with developing the artifi- of dog sled racing. Bridge, the Coos Bay Bridge and most of the bridges on cial heart valve, opening up an entire new era in heart the Alaska Highway. surgery WILLI UNSOELD, 1951: A member of the first American team in history to scale Mt. Everest in 1964 KEN AUSTIN 1953: Along with his wife, Joan, he DOUG ENGELBART, 1948: Invented the computer has made A-dec tie largest manufacturer of dental mouse. Among his other inventions are two-dimensional WAYNE VALLEY, 1936: One of America's most equipment in the United States. He was the first student editing, multiple-window screens, cross-file indexing, e- successful housing contractors. The founder and principal owner of the NFLs Oakland Raiders, and President of to the 'Benny Beaver' mascot costume. mail and shared-screen teleconferencing. the old American Football League. TERRY BAKER 1963: In 1962, he became the first DICK FOSBURY, 1968: Invented the "Fosbury football player on tfie West Coast to win the Heisman Flop " a technique for going over the bar backward that WARREN WASHINGTON, 1958: The first Trophy. He went on to a career as an attorney. revolutionized the sport of high jumping and which he African-American president of the American used to win the gold medal in the 1968 Mexico City Meteorological Society. Founded the Black MERCEDES BATES, 1936: Known to Oregon Olympics. Environmental Science Trust, a program to increase Staters as "Betty Crocker" because she became head of African American participation in environmental science. Betty Crocker Kitchens at General Mills in 1964 and LEE HARMAN, 1959: One of Hollywood's most was later the company's first female corporate officer renowned make-up artists. Film credits include "Paint ROGER WERTH, 1980: Won a Pulitzer Prize for Your Waigon," "Planet of the Apes," "Mommie Dearest," his photography of the eruption of Mt. St. Helens on GEORGE BRUNS, 1936: The music director for "Murphy s Romance" and "Nuts." May 18, 1980. Walt Disney Productions for more than 25 years, and wrote "The Ballad of Davy Crockett" and directed the HARLEY JESSUP, 1976: Won an Oscar for Best JOHN YOUNG, 1953: Joined electronics giant music for "Sleeping Beauty" "Robin Hood" and the Visual Effects for the 1987 thriller "Innerspace" while Hewlett-Packard in 1958 and 20 years later became only the second CEO in the company's history, taking Mickey Mouse Club television show. working with Lucasfilm and Industrial Light and Magic over from founder Bill Hewlett. President DR EDWARD RAY Queens College (CUNY), 1966

r. Edward Ray became the 14th president of Oregon military industrial complex and State University when he assumed the job on July 31, veterans pension spending, 2003. and the adoption of social Ray received his bachelor's degree in Mathematics from security in the U.S. Queens College (CUNY) in 1966, graduating cum laude and Ray's research has been Phi Beta Kappa. He earned his master's degree in Economics published in a number of lead- from Stanford in 1969 and his doctorate in Economics from ing economics journals, includ- Stanford in 1971. ing: The American Economic Review, The Journal of Political Roy had been a member of the Economics faculty at The Ohio Economy, The Quarterly Journal of Economics, The Review of State University since 1970 and was professor of economics Economic Studies, The Review of Economics and Statistics, The and executive vice president and provost at the time Oregon Journal of Law and Economics, and the Journal of Economic State hired him. He served as department chairperson from History. Ray co-authored the principles text "U. S. Protectionism 1976 to 1992, and received the University Distinguished and the World Debt Crisis" in 1989. Chairperson Award in 1989. Ray served as an associate Ray has also been involved in collaborative research projects provost from May 1992 until May, 1993, senior vice provost in the Dominican Republic and Egypt. and chief information officer from 1993-1998; he was also Ray and his wife, Beth, have been married 34 years and acting and then interim senior vice president and provost in have three children and two grandchildren. 1997-98. Ray's research interests include the history of protectionism in the United States, the determinants of U.S. foreign direct invest- ment and foreign direct investment in the United States, the struc- ture of tariff and nontariff trade barriers in the United States and abroad, the role of financial reform in economic development, the adoption of the income tax in the United States, the rise in Director of Athletics BOB DE CAROLIS Bloomsburg State, 1976

ob De Carolis became the 12th director of athletics at adjacent parking garage. B Oregon State University when then-President Dr. Paul De Carolis started his Risser appointed him to the position on August 28, Michigan career in 1979 as 2002. an administrative assistant and De Carolis originally joined the OSU staff on April 20, 1998 eventually rose to senior asso- as associate athletic director of internal operations; he was pro- ciate athletic director, becom- moted to senior associate athletic director on July 1 , 1999. Prior ing responsible for all athletic to coming to Oregon State, he spent 19 years on the athletic facilities and venues at Michigan; that also encompassed the department staff at the University of Michigan. strategic planning of all capital improvements. De Carolis was Since arriving at OSU, De Carolis developed and executed also Michigan's softball coach from 1980 to 1984 and his the plan that helped OSU's athletic department eliminate a Wolverines had one third-place finish at the AIAW national $12.5 million accumulated deficit. At the some time, the depart- championships. ment maintained competitive teams, having its first winning foot- De Carolis is a 1976 graduate of Bloomsburg State College ball season in nearly three decades, its first winning men's bas- in Bloomsburg, Pa., with a B.S. in business education. He ketball season in 15 years and the first baseball trip to the received a Master's of Science degree in sports management in College World Series in over five decades. The football program 1979 from the University of Massachusetts. During his under- has played in five bowl games and 12 other OSU programs graduate days at Bloomsburg, he was a two-year letterwinner in have participated in postseason competition. De Carolis also football and baseball from 1973-75. He served as an assistant returned women's cross country and track to OSU's athletic pro- coach at Bloomsburg in baseball and football from 1976-78. gram in 2004-05. Bob is married to the former Sandra Taylor and they have De Carolis, who recently was named the Vice President of the three children, daughter Lyndsay and twin daughters Lauren and Pac-l0 Conference, spearheaded the feasibility study for a plan Hayley. that has expanded and renovated Reser Stadium. The first phase of the project- "Raising Reser: Expanding Beaver Nation"- upped the stadium's capacity to approximately 43,000 for the 2005 season and included state-of-the-art amenities and an Athletic TRADITIONS HE BEAVERNICKNAME: Oregon State University, likemany other universitiesin the United'States, takes its nickname horn its home state'sofficial animal. In the school's early days as Oregon Agricultural College, the.athletic teams were known asthe Aggies. When orange urforms replaced the drab sweatyhirt- gray and tan jerseys, theteams were often referred to asthe Orangemen. In 1916, when theschool yearbook was renamedthe Beaver, the name Beaverbecome associated with theschool. It is believed the press alsohad some influence in changing the name, Whatever its origin, thename Beavers gained instantpopularity.

THE COLORS ORANGE AND BLACK: Oregon State played its first football game in 1893 and orange was adopted as the school color. The school's yearbook, in fact, was originally known as the Orange. Oregon State teams have generally worn uniforms using orange, black and white as the base colors. However, orange is still the school's official color. Former men's basketball coach Slats Gill and former football coach Tommy Prothro both popularized all-black uniforms during their careers at THE MASCOT, Oregon State, though, and some teams still wear black jerseys. BENNY BEAVER: Oregon State's mascot is Benny Beaver, who can be found at most OSU athletic events. He's especially adored by Oregon State's youngest fans, and Benny is usually surrounded by kids. Benny was introduced to the student body Sept. 18, 1952, in an effort to pick up sagging school spirit Athletic FACILITIES Nile at one of Oregon State's athletic venues, the surroundings emphasize a distinctly collegiate feel. OSU has man- 0aged to keep its athletic facilities in the midst of its campus, avoiding an "athletic mall" isolated from the center of the school. Reser Stadium and Gill Coliseum are just across 26th Street from the CH2M Hill Alumni Center and La Sells Stewart Center. Goss Stadium at Coleman Field is flanked on the third-base side by classroom buildings Waldo Hall and Snell Hall. Gladys Valley Gymnastics Center is between the main entrance to camps and Valley Library. The Truax Indoor Center is across the street from Magruder Hall ... and the list goes on. The result is a blending of the athletic and academic set- tings that make Beaver sports a true part of the campus experience.

RESER STADIUM Reser Stadium has been the home of Oregon State's football team since 1953, when it opened as Parker Stadium. An exten- sive $93-million renovation of the east grandstand prior to the 2005 season put the capacity at 43,300 and added private boxes, loge seats and club seats.

GILL COLISEUM Gill Coliseum is the home to Oregon State men's basketball, women's basketball, women's gymnastics, wrestling and volley- ball. The arena seats 10,400 for competitions on Ralph Miller Court, and the building also includes a weight room, training facility, video room, equipment center, locker rooms, and offices for the athletic department and its teams. The building, which opened in the winter of 1949-50, is currently being refurbished.

MERRITT The spacious Merritt Truax Indoor Center is home to Oregon State athlet- ic teams for practices and workouts in inclement weather. The $12 million facility contains a regulation-size FieldTurf football field and covers a total of 85,000 square feet. Athletic FACILITIES

VALLEY FOOTBALL CENTER (right) The Valley Football Center is the daily home of Oregon State's football program. Many other Beaver teams use its facilities, several of which overlook the north end zone of Reser Stadium. The three-story complex includes the Stewart Weight Room, training facilities, an equipment center, video operations, locker rooms, coaches offices, meeting rooms and a large food preparation/entertain- ment area.

'5 GOSS STADIUM AT COLEMAN FIELD (left) Goss Stadium at Coleman Field has been the home of Beaver baseball since the school started the sport in t. 1907, making it one of the oldest college diamonds in the country It seats approximately 2,000, but capacity was raised to just over 3,000 when OSU hosted - and won - NCAA Regional and Super Regional events in 2005 to advance to the College World Series.

LORENZ FIELD AT VALLEY STADIUM (right) Oregon State's home for men's and women's soccer since the fall of 1996 has been Lorenz Field at Valley Stadium. There are approximately 1,000 seats and additional standing room, with a spacious press box behind the main grand- stand. The facility includes a game field with a superb surface, plus an adjacent practice field.

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OREGON STATE SOFTBALL COMPLEX (left) Oregon State's softball team moved into the brand-new OSU Softball Complex for the 2001 season. The facility seats 750 fans in the grandstand and includes one of the finest softball press boxes on the West Coast, enormous dugouts for both teams, restroom and concession facilities, and batting cages. GLADYS VALLEY GYMNASTICS CENTER (right) Oregon State's women's gymnasts are fortunate to train in one of the best gymnastics-onlyfacilitiesin the country, the Gladys Valley Gymnastics Center. The building includes event apparatus with loose foam and resi pits, a training room, locker rooms and offices, as well as a leading-edge video technical analysis system. The OSU women's gymnastics team began using the facility in the fall of 1992.

STEVENS NATATORIUM (left) Oregon State holds its women's swimming meets at Stevens Natatorium, which is part of Dixon Recreation Center. The Beavers moved their home meets to the pool for the 1999-2000 season, taking advantage of a cozy environment that puts approximately 200 fans at poolside. The pool opened in 1994 and is also the primary recreational pool on campus.

TRYSTING TREE GOLF CLUB (right) Since it opened in 1988, Trysting Tree Golf Club has been the home of the Oregon State men's and women's golf teams. The 1 8-hole championship course includes a short-game practice area and covered portion of the driving range dedicated to OSU's varsity teams, and a par-3 challenge course. The clubhouse also has a team lounge for the Beavers.

OREGON STATE CREW FACILITIES (left) Oregon State holds its men's and women's crew practices on the Willamette River just east of downtown Corvallis, approximately a mile from the OSU campus. The Beaver rowing facili- ties - the "crew docks," as they are best known are on the east side of the river adjacent to the Harrison Boulevard bridge. Student-Athlete ACADEMICS

he mission of Oregon State's personal development. The office strives to guidance, tutoring, mentoring, study tables, Student-Athlete Academic Services create a collaborative environment with oil career development, and community out- office is to provide the university's campus departments to enhance a seamless reach opportunities. The staff assists student- student-athletes with the opportunity to integration of Beaver student-athletes with athletes with orientation, registration, .chieve their potential for intellectual, the full OSU community. eligibility information, and referrals to and The Student-Athlete Academic Services other campus support services that may Office provides a variety of services be relevant to aid students in their academic endeavors. Services include general academic

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Academic support services are delivered on a one-on-one, team, class or workshop basis. Subject tutors are also available and high- ly recommended. Tutors are avail- able for drop-in sessions and indi- vidual appointments. Tutoring labs are offered four nights per week in a variety of subjects.

In addition, the Student-Athlete Academic Services Office pro- vides students with the opportunity to check out a laptop computer for travel associated with team com- petition. While traveling for competition, an academic counselor assigned to the team may accompany the squad to administer quizzes and exams, thus allowing student-athletes to both compete and complete necessary coursework in a timely fashion.

The Hewlett-Packard Learning Zone is equipped with computers and LaserJet Printers for the needs of student-athletes. Additional study table areas are set up for quiet studying and are staffed by qualified individuals. Student-Athlete COMMUNITY INVO

primary goal of the Oregon State athletic department is to develop student-athletes as well-rounded individ- uals. A key component of that is being part of a community, and all 16 Beaver teams spent time last year providing volunteer service to organizations and projects in the mid-Willamette Valley.

One of the projects that included student-athletes from a wide variety of sports was fundraising for victims of the tsunami that swept across the Indian Ocean in December 2004. Members of a number of OSU teams collected money during events at Gill Coliseum during the winter, raising funds for relief efforts. Also, all proceeds from the annual "The Other Side" student-athlete talent show went to tsunami relief.

"The Other Side" is one of the more visible aspects of the Oregon State Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. The SAAC includes athletes from each of OSU's varsity teams and acts as the communication link between the teams and the athletic administration, meeting monthly to discuss issues of interest to student-athletes. OSU athletes have represented the school at the Pacific-10 Student Board and the NCAA Leadership Conference.

Along with "The Other Side," community service work by OSU student-athletes in recent years has included reading programs at elementary schools, helping put on the annual Fall Festival Run, working with Habitat for Humanity, assisting with school carnivals, participating in the Race for the Cure run to raise money and awareness for breast cancer, helping put on Special Olympics events and the Relay For Life, aiding in the United Way's Day of Caring, and coaching youth athletics. ;Wau;e:u who hasnearly20yearsofexperi- Center, providesabalancedanddeliciousvarietyof free weights. machines, weightandover10,000poundsof nutrition area,anaerobicareathatincludescardio a state-of-the-artsoundsystem,bodycompositionand tained Powerliftworkstations,Olympicliftingplatforms, In thosefacilities,theBeavershaveaccesstoself-con- and the3,500-square-footweightroominGillColiseum. foot StewartWeightRoomintheValleyFootballCenter, conditioning intwoweightrooms-the6,400-square- into thebesttheycanbe." each individual,sotheendresultisthatwehavemadeourathletes proper combinationwitheachother,within then developeachoftheseareasin every aspectwithinathleticismand Ragan said."Buttobreakdown student-athletes intoweightlifters," tioning programshouldnotbetomake Coaches Association. Collegiate StrengthandConditioning Conditioning Associationandthe the NationalStrengthand private sector.Heiscertifiedthrough ence atthecollegiatelevelandin program isheadedbyT.J.Ragan, sports. Thestrengthandconditioning recent successesinanumberof can beevidencedbytheBeavers' I i u Il .a meals tofueltheactivestudent-athlete. Training table,whichisservedintheValleyFootball OSU student-athleteshavetheluxuryofimprovingtheirstrengthand "The goalofastrengthandcondi- best-conditioned inthecountry,as themselves onbeingamongthe regon Statestudent-athletespride NDITIO i ngth

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OSU head athletic trainer Michael "Sandy" Sandago has been at the university since 1984, while head football trainer Gregg "Barney" Graff has been at OSU since 1997 and has also worked at Kansas State and Syracuse. Sandago and Graff- become both certified athletic trainers- oversee a staff of full-time familiar with certified trainers, certified graduate assistants, student interns each athlete and and team physicians. Graff and Tom Fregoso, another of their particular year- OSU's full-time trainers, both have experience as head athletic round sports medicine needs. trainer at a Division I university and the overall experience of the Beavers' sports medicine staff is one of the program's Oregon State is outstanding attributes. committed to its sports medicine program and the facilities located in the Valley Football Center and Gill Coliseum. The Each Oregon State team is assigned a certified athletic trainer facilities have specially designed offices for both physicians to oversee a program of injury prevention, treament and reha- and dentists to provide care. There is also on-site radiology bilitation throughout its season. This allows a trainer to equipment, enabling student-athletes to stay on campus for diagnostic testing. OSU student-athletes also have on-site access to the latest in aqua-therapy in a state-of-the-art Swims? rehabilitation pool, and in a Cybex isokinetic testing machine. Corvallis OREGON orvallis is in the heart of the beautiful Willamette Valley. Do Vinci Days is a three-day festival held each summer to cele- Home to Oregon State University, the city of just over brate arts, science and technology. Activities include kinetic sculpture 50,000 is the quintessential college town. races, interactive exhibits, and great musical performers. The wide streets are sheltered by ancient trees and lined by red Running and biking are favorite pastimes in Corvallis. Bike lanes brig-k or white masonry buildinas. The city's location alona the are included on most streets, and there are routes alongthe Willamette River makes Corvalrs an attractive place to live, work and Willamette River and Marys River. Trails for hiking or biking are study. This central location makes Corvallis an ideal place to stay available in Avery Park, which is located close to the OSU campus, while exploring nearby areas such as the Coast Range, Pacific or in OSU's Peavy Arboretum, a few miles north. Ocean beaches and wildlife areas. Corvallis is also close to the Siuslaw National Forest, a 630,000- The 500-acre OSU campus houses the state's oldest institution of acre forest that includes the Oregon Dunes National RecreationArea. higher education, and is the center of much of the town's activities. A Areas for hiking, picnicking, fishing, hunting, and many more activi- wide variety of shops line Monroe Avenue, which borders the ties are available. Oregon State campus. Not only is Corvallis the home of OSU, it is also a business com- You can fish, boat, or water ski less than a block from downtown munity that includes several industrial parks with an emphasis on Corvallis. You can walk the Pacific Ocean coastline an hour away, or research and computer technology. you can snow ski in the Cascade Mountains just over two hours to The leading quality of Corvallis is its people: athletic-minded, the east. friendly, and proud of their city and its top resource - Oregon State You can experience a delightful lunch overlooking the river or University. dine before a warm fire. Corvallis offers a wide variety of restau- rants, ranging from tra- ditional American fare, to Japanese, English, Thai, Irish, Vietnamese and many others.

a"3 State of N regon is known as the Beaver State, and the Beavers of the Oregon State University community enjoy living in one of the most beautiful and geographically diverse areas in the world.

The legendary liveobility of the Pacific Northwest has long beeti known to natives but the secret is gettingout. From Pacific Ocean beaches to theCascadeMountains,;= from the Columbia RiverGorge to the EnsterL Oregon desert, from dotivntown Portland to the:resorts of Central Oregon, the Eleaver State offers environment for every taste.

Of Oregon's opproximately 3 million residents, just over half live in the Portland metropolitan area.Only a 90-minute drive from Corvallis, Portland offers entertainment` choices for every interest -major concerts, pouring stage shows, the Oregon Symphony, museums, art exhibitsand many others. The Portland Trail Blazers of the National Basketball Associationhead a lineup that also includes hockey, baseball and soccer. is .

Outside the metropolitan area,Oregon's natural assets and recreational opportunities take center stage.

The Oregon Coast offersthe chance for beachcombing, wading, surfing and seaside walks. The OreaonCoast Aquarium, located only an hour's drive from Corvallis, opens awindow into the life of the Pacific Ocean.

Just 90 minutes east ofthe OSU campus, the Cascade Mountains contain a number of alternatives forboth downhill and cross country skiing. The Cascades and the Coast Range,located between Corvallis and the Pacific Ocean, are ideal for picnicking, hiking, camping,fishing and hunting. Here are the top places to live in the United States, as presented in the 2005 edition of Oregon's hundreds of lakes and rivers give water sports enthusiasts ample room for "Cities Ranked and Rated" by Bert Sperling boating, waterskiing, swimming and jetskiing. The Columbia River Gorge has gained and Peter Sander- international renown as one of the world's top spots for boardsailing. 1. Charlottesville, VA 2. Santa Fe, NM Other famous Oregon landmarks include Crater Lake, the 3. Son Luis Obispo-Atascadero-Paso Robles CA ancient volcanic formation filled with crystal-clear water; n 4. Santa Barbara-Santa Maria-Lompoc, CA Multnomah Falls, 5.Honolulu, HI a spectacular 6. Ann Arbor, MI 7_ Atlanta, GA waterfall nestled B. Asheville; NC into the 9. Reno. NV Cascades; and 10. Corvallis, OR the Oregon Shakespearean Corvallid is home to Uresron Sink' Uaiverdn Festival in and henceoo' ca:a:g singles Technology stalwart lieule:ti-Pu kanf tars a major prewar,' Ashland, which here, which helps explain the ettv's lou !uten;rlc draws talent and men( rote and urtprc'ssn':: re ent f::h growth. I'he theatergoers from presence of 0St r and HP has ,'reared ware thing around the world of an intel!ectaaic'euter,_rne., 2011;1 ol7t.s )-(sick',',,.' have earned it g'acliuac-' or lnr,tnssirrnal degree The Jertih: ItlIlamt!!e toll wa,,,,the dnsaru'aioci of l9tlr-c(inntr v e'errlrs l rrrn the &Jidn'cr:t, and since then Eras rrrai,o,f a Pa:cfrrl rariarn I eL Summers arc sirhfinrr and the min- ter) arcs rnriitl. if r bit vrcr Far rccrearion, the rugged Unr[;rni coast is lt+ minutes to the r.

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