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University of San Diego Baseball Media Guide 2001

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I The University of San Diego I SETTING The U niversity of San Di ego is an inde pendent Cath olic institution of higher education. Founded in 1949. USD is located on 180 acres 0\ crlookino Mission Bay. San Diego Harbor and the Pacific Ocean. The campus is nameJ Alcala Park and is located just IO minutes from downtown San Diego and the world famous San Diego Zoo. Historic Old Town is just minutes a~ay as ~ell. The city of San Diego along with this campus traces their origins to fifteenth cenlllry Spain. The campus was named after a Spanish\ ill age near Madrid - Alcala de Henares. Founded b) the Greeks as Complutum. the \'illagc was later renamed Al Kala (the Castle) by the Moslems. Christians recaptured the \·illagc centuri es later and founded a university. the Uni\ersity of Alcala. whose buildings became the inspiration for USD's style. Both inqitutions arc located on a hill O\'erlooking a ri\'er valley. THE CAMPUS The USD campus is regarded as one of the most architectural!) unique inqilLJtions in the country. featuring 18 major buildings designed in an ornamental 16th century Spanish Renaissance style. The ph) sical beauty of the campus reaches beyond the "eye of the beholder." Reverend Mother Rosalie Hill. one of the insti­ tutions founders. belie\ed in the enhancement of learning through beaut) and harmony. Hence for the Uni\'ersity. beauty is a transcendental quality imparted to students as pan of their education to truth and goodness: a simple but profound educational philosophy. Since 1984. USD has completed ele\'cn major construction and expansion projects. A five -s tory parking garage was completed in 1998. The 5.000 seat Jenn1 Craig Pa\ ilion. USD\ ne\, Spons/Acli\'ity Center. is due to open in the Fall of :woo: and this past October ~as the ground breaking ceremony for the Joan B. Kroc Peace ln stilllte. A landscaped fountain plaza was finished in the fall of 1995. connecting the entrances of the lmmaculata and Hu ghes Adminiqration Center. In 1992. the uni\'ersit) completed the 45.000 square foot Loma Hall. which includes an expanded bookstore. a larger mail center. classrooms and labratories. ACADEMICS USD enrolls more than 6.900 studenh (4.795 undergraduate) who have a choice of more than 50 undergraduate and graduate degree programs. The university's academic units include the College of Ans and Sciences. and the Schools of Business Administra­ tion. Education. Law and Nursing. Class size generally averages between 18-25 students wi th the sllldent to teacher ratio being 18: I. O\er 97 percent of USD's full-time faculty hold doctorates. In the annual ratings of the country's colleges and uni\'ersities. published by U.S. Ne1rs & World Report. USD mO\·ed from the regional lo national category in 1994. The uni\'ersity is ranked among the top 100 schoob in the nation. STUDENT LIFE Student ac ti vities inc lude cu llllral e\ents. dances. boat crui ses. beach p arti es. BBQ's. concerts. comedy ni ght s. symposia and much more. Student s p articipate in a wide range of vo lunteer projects s uch as adult literacy tutoring. se ni or citi ze n outreach. and house building in Tijuana. The intramu ra l program is al so an integral part of student li fe on campus with over two-thirds JENNY CRAIG PAVII.ION of the USD co111munity partaking in • With a donation of $7 million by Sid and th e acti viti es. Jenny Craig, USO received the lead gift neces­ sary to build it'i much needed $17 million Sports/ ATHLETICS Activities Center. The pavilion, which is located at the eastern end of campus between Torero The Uni versity of San Di ego is a member of th e for nearl y all sports and co111petes in sixteen intercoll egiate sports on the NCAA Di vision I level. The Stadium and Cunningham Baseball Stadium, footba ll tea111 co111p leted it s se ve nth season in th e Pioneer Football League. Women 's sport s includes a 5,100-seat gymnasium, coaches of­ in clud e: basketball. crew. cross country. soccer. softball. swim111in g. tennis and vo ll eyball. fices, a 3,800-square-foot fitness center, athletic Men's sports in clude: baseball. basketball. crew. cross cou ntry. golf. footbal l. soccer and training facilities, showers and locker rooms, tennis . Since 1990 USD tea111s have wo n 11 conference cha111pion ships: 111ade 26 post­ concession stand, and reception room. The season appearances: had 25 Con fcrence Coaches of th e Year: 20 Con fere ncc Pl ayers of th e Monsignor J.B. Eagen Plaza off the Pavilion Year. 11 Conference Fresh111an of the Year. 4 WCC Scholar Ath letes of th e Year and 29 entry, will take advantage of the view across NCAA All -Ame ri cans. Zuzana Lese narova. a 4- ti111 e NCAA All -America tenni s pl ayer for campus to the ocean. The Chet & Marguerite US D. won the 1999 nati onal sin gles titl e. Patrick Hawk in s. a four-year 111 e111be r of the USD Pagni Family Athletic Hall of Fame is also golf squad betwee n 1997-2000. wo n 111 edalist honors al th e 1998 WCC Cha111p ionships. housed in the facility. The pavilion, which With its new 5.100-seat Jenn y Craig Pavi lion co111p leted. th e Uni ve rsit y of San Di ego will opened this past fall, also serves a range of edu­ be th e host si te fo r th e upco111ing 200 1 West Coast Conference Basketball Cha 111p ionshi ps. cational, cultural and athletic events. March 1-5. The 111en's championshi p game wi ll air li ve on ES PN on Ma rc h 5th . i.. :. ' , c- •·y- Un,verSnl "'' ...,...... ' :c I 20CJ1l Toretro Base'balll 1 I USD General USD Athletic Information Administration School Name President Alice B. Hayes University of San Diego NCAA Faculty Rep. Location Mitch Malachowski 5998 Alca la Park, Athletic Director Tom Iannacone San Diego, CA Associate Athletic Director 92 110-2492 Dan Yourg Year Founded Associate Athletic Director/SWA 1949 Wendy Guthrie Assoc. AD of Athletic Development Enrollment Bri an Fogarty 6,943 Asst AD/Promotions & Marketing Conference Renee Wiebe Director of Athletic West Coast Conference Facilities John Martin Affiliation SID/Baseball Contact NCAA Divisio n I Ted Gosen Assistant Sports Information Dir. USD Sports Me li ssa Turley Director of Jenny Craig Pavilion Information Carl Reed SID/Baseball Contact JCP Events Manager Ted Gosen Chaundra Kohler Athletic Ticket Manager Assistant SID Andie C lover Meli ssa Turley Asst. Strength & Conditioning Office Phone Marc Meeker Compliance (6 I 9) 260-4745 Coordinator Mike Matoso Fax Academic Support Coordinator (6 I 9) 260-2990 Shaney Fink Press Box Director of Intramurals/Recreation Gary Becker (6 19) 260-4600, ext. 2055 Head Athletic Trainer s niors O-r): Torero Hotline 2001 Torero e Carolyn Greer, M.A., A.T. , C. \ Josh Harris Assistant b Bryan Bea er, (619) 260-2323 Trainers David Lem o, Suzi Higgin s, Paul Signorelli Basebal I Info Head Coach Rich Hill (Third Season - Cal Lutheran, I 984) San Diego Baseball Quick Facts Assistant Coaches Sean Kenny. 3rd Year 2000 Record: 34-27-1 Baseball Phone Pressbox Phone Chris Cannizzaro, 3rd Year WCC Record: 14- 16 (3 rd; Coast Di v.) (619) 260-5953 (6 19) 260-4600; ext. 2055 Baseball Phone Home: 17- 14- 1 Away: 15- 13 Colors: Columbia blue, navy and white (619) 260-5953 Head Coach: Rich Hill (3 rd Season) N ickname: Toreros Table of Contents Cal Lutheran, 1984 Conference: West Coast (West Division) Discove r US O IFC Career Record: 395-274-2 ( 13 years) Home Field: Cunningham Stadium Table of Content s I Assistant Coaches: Capacity: 1,200 200 I Preview 2-3 Sean K e nny, 3rd Year Surface: Natural Grass US O Coaching Staff 4-5 200 I Torero R~os ter Chris Cannizzaro, 3rd Year Field Dimensions: 6 Torero Returner Bi os 7- 13 Ke ith Kirk, Student Asst.. I st Year LF - 309: CF - 395 ; RF - 329 Torero Newcomer Bi os 14- 17 Administrative Assistants: Lettermen Returning/Lost: 15/ I I 2000 Fin al Statistics 18- 19 Christina Peacock & Molly Shultz Starters Returning/Lost: 5/6 West Coast Conference 20 USO Honor Roll 2 1 2000 Baseball Donors 22 Acknowledgements Team Photo ID - Back Cover: Torero Record Book 22-25 2001 San Diego Baseball Media Guide US O Stati stical Leaders 26-27 Silting (l .r): David Lembo. C hri :-- Sandor. Tony Pert'/. k :--se Jones. Mike US O Director of Athleti cs 28 Oseguera. Mike Ml·Coy. Tobia:,; Herrera. Josh Harris. US O Athletics Staff 29-3 1 Produced by the USD Sports lnformatio11 Second Row (l.r): Tom Caple. Greg Simonl't ti. Matt Coy. Jon Mar:-- hall. US O Support Services 32 Office Eri c Verdugo. Tim Dea n. Chri:-- Martine.'/ . Joey Pra:- t. City of San Di ego 33 Third Row (l•r): Asst. Sean Kt·nn y. Da\'id Dunn. A

Third-year head coach Rich Hill has posted back­ to-back winning seasons at the University of San Diego, and he is coming off a 2000 campaign that saw the Toreros win 34 games. Thirty-one of those wins came against Division I competition, mark­ in g a new USO baseball record for wins in a sea­ son against Division I opponents. The 34 wins also was just two victories shy of matching USD's school mark set in 1993. A big key to last year's success was the leadership the team received from its nine seniors, most notably All-WCC performer Kevin Reese, who left the program as the school's all-time career leader in hits (279), runs scored ( 183) and RBI ( 185). USO also lost its entire start­ ing pitching rotation. For the 200 I squad to continue this Torero success, coach Hill will need hi s players, both key returners and some talented newcomers, to step up and provide the same type of leadership. Although this year's team returns just three seniors and seven upperclassmen from a year ago, the cupboards were not left bare. Junior Greg Sain, who has played both third base and hi s first two seasons, will return behind the plate for hi s junior campagin. Last season Sain earned First Team All -West Coast Conference honors after batting .286 with 44 runs, 40 RBI , a team-best 16 doubles, and 6 homers. With Sain behind the plate, and the return of senior shortstop Josh Harris and sophomore second baseman Mike McCoy in the infield, and speedy sophomoreTony Perez in center, the Toreros strength wi ll be up the middle. "Our defense up the middle should be the staple of this team," said coach Rich Hill. Harris was solid at shortstop defensively, and surpri sed the coaching staff at the plate, batting .288 with 47 runs scored, 38 RBI and 12 doubles. McCoy, out of nearby Grossmont High School, was the team's lead-off hitter and responded by batting .279 with a team-best 64 runs scored, 50 walks and 19 stolen bases in 2 1 attempt s. " Harri s and McCoy fo rm the best -play combination in the conference," added Hill. The Torero offense will also be bol stered by the return of junior Joe Lima, who moves from the outfield to thi rd base. Lima returns as the top batting leader after batting .3 12 a year ago with 34 runs, 50 RBI , 13 doubles, 5 triples a nd 8 homers. Junior S.C. Assael will also play a key role in US D's success as Sain's back-up at catcher, and as an offensive threat. Sophomore David Bagley, who was slowed by inju­ ries hi s freshman year, returns to compete for play­ ing time at third base. He batted .248 in 3 1 starts with 17 RBI , 17 runs, 5 doubles and 2 homers. Joining Tony Perez in the outfield will be sophomore newcomer Tom Caple (San Diego, CA) : t'.)~ . <~21~ in right field , with senior David Lembo and junior Chris Sandor (Scottsdale CC) competin g for the open spot in left field. Freshman Adam Bellows ·-i·-- ' (Lake Oswego, OR) will also push for playing time. V " I think we' ll put up comparable offensive numbers to last year," said Hill. "We ' re a little more speed-ori ented than we' ve ever been." A couple of newcomers wi ll be compet­ ing for first base and designated hitter roles -- 6-5 freshman Lucas Wennersten (Phoenix, AZ) and junior transfer Jason Marian, an Orange County I 2C!JC!J1J Torero Baseball 3 I 2001 Torero Baseball Preview

product who finds hi s way to San Di ego via the Uni­ versi ty o f New Orleans. Versati le sophomore Mike Oseguera also has experience at first, but will mostly see action in middle relief. Rounding out the crew of infie lders are returners Tobias Herrera (Sprin g Val­ ley, CA) and Joey Prast (Poway HS), along with newcomers Jesse Jones (San Diego, CA) and Eric Verdugo (Phoe ni x, AZ), and catcher Luis Diaz­ Miron (Mexico City, Mexico). With the loss of six that accounted for 5 1 starts and 2 1 win s, pitching is a q uestion mark head­ ing into the new season. A trio of sophomore re­ turners wil l play key roles with the pitchng corp -­ LHP Ricky Barrett, RHP Patrick Lucy and RHP Aaron Wilson. Barrett (3-6 record; 25 appear­ ances). who saw most of hi s work coming out of the bullpen, and Wilson (2-1 in seven appearances) wi ll compete for starting s lots. whil e Lucy (5-2 record: 27 appearances) will again be one of the team's c losers. "We have talented people in th e pitching area, but no one is a proven Division I starter," said coach Hill . " There is a tremendous amount of parity within our staff from 1-1 2. I'm anxious to see who grabs th e s tarting s pots and holds onto them." Newcomers ex pected to push fo r a s tarting nod in the pitching rotation inc lude transfers Chris Martinez, a 5- 11 junior RHP from Dixie State Coll ege, and Tom Caple, a 6 -0 sophomore RHP from San Diego who pl ayed hi s freshman year at Texas. Caple, a former San Diego Player of the Year. wi ll also see playi ng time in the o utfield . Competing for a c losing role wi ll be fresh man Ke vin Clausen. a hard-throwing righthander fro m Lake Oswego, Oregon. Middle reli ef w ill be provided by a quartet o f returners -- senior LHP Bryan Bealer. junior RHP David Dunn. and sophomore LHP's Mike Oseguera and Tony Perez. Newcomers Matt Coy (Mater D ei HS). Tim Dean (Santa Margarita Catho li c HS), Brett Gillespie (West Linn HS) and Greg Simonetti (Thousand Oaks HS) rou nd out the pitching staff. Once again the Toreros will play a tough nonconference schedule. On the road the Toreros will play at Cal Poly, UC Riverside. CS Northridge, USC, San Diego State and Long Beach State. Nonconference home dates will inc lude games with UC Riverside. Sacramento State, CS Northridge. Eastern Michigan. UC San Di ego, Purdue. Long Beach State, UCLA, San Diego State and USC. In mid-February the Toreros wi ll take part in the San Diego Baseball Invi tati onal with the likes of Texas Tech. Oklahoma. Oregon State. San Diego State and UC Ri ve rside. USO w ill open up WCC play with a three­ game homestand against Portland beginning o n March 9th . and wrap-up WCC play wi th another three-game set with Saint Mary"s Coll ege. May 11- 13 . The best two-of-three WCC Playoffs. between the winner of the West Division and Coast Division. will take place May 18-20. In th e WCC Coaches Preseason Poll. US O was picked to place th ird overall behind Pepperdine and Loyola Mary mount. The fo ll owing is the coaches picks wi th first place votes in paren­ thesis: I) Pepperd in e (7). 49 points: 2) Loyola Marymount ( I) 43 points: 3) San Diego. 34 points: 4) Gonzaga. 33 points: 5) San Francisco. 2 1 points: 6) Portland. 18 points: 7) Santa C lara. 17 points: 8) Saint Mary"s. 9 points. 2001 Torero Ouifielders I 4 2CII01 'l"orero Baseball I USD Coaching Staff Rich Hill Head Coach 3rd Season (Cal Lutheran, 1984)

USO head coach Ri ch Hill enters hi s th ird season direc ting th e USO baseball program. Last season he led th e Toreros to a 34-27-1 overall record . including a school -best 31 wins aga in st Di vi­ sion I competition. and th e 3rd highest RPI in th e WCC. The Toreros beat USC & UCLA in the same season fo r th e first time; we re co-champions of th e San Diego Baseball Inv it at ional; and won season series agai nst eight schools. Ente ri ng hi s 14th season as a head coach at the coll egiate level. Hill has record ed ten winning seasons and enters the 200 I campaign with a caree r record of 395-274-2. Thi s season he will become one of th e you ngest coaches to notch 400 wi ns in NCAA history. In Jan uary of 1998. Hill became one of the yo ungest coaches in NCAA hi story to reach 300 career win s. \ The 38-year-old Hill has a proven record of success in head coaching stops - first at hi s alm a mater. Cal Lutheran. where he was head coach between 1988- 1993, and th en fiv e years at th e Un i­ ve rsity of San Francisco ( 1994- 1998). Before coming to USO he guided the San Franci sco Dons to a sc hool-record 34 victories in 1998. including a sc hool best 18 wi ns in the West Coast Conference as the Dons fini shed tied with USO for third place in th e WCC. Over hi s fin al three seasons there, Hill gu ided USF to upper division fin ishes in the WCC; and posted three straight winn ing seasons. including two cam­ Hill's Coaching File paigns o f 30 or more victories . Hi s teams have set sc hool records for Year Record Conference Record wins in a season at every stop - Cal Lu (43), USF (34). USO (3 1 Div. I 2000 San Diego 34-27- 1 14- 16 (3rd Coast/WCC) win s) and Chath am in Cape League (35), as well as new team marks in 1999 Sa n Diego 28-27-1 I 3- 16- 1 (3rd Coast/WCC) homeruns. 1998 USF 34-24 18- 12 (T-.1rd WCC) Prev ious to hi s tenure a t USF, Hill led Cal Lutheran to a record of 1997 USF 29-27 17- 11 (3 rd WCC) 194-76 (.719) over six seasons, inclu ding two World Series appearances. 1996 USF 30-25 15- 1:l (4th WCC) Hi s 1992 sq uad posted a 43-6 record before fa ll ing a couple of out s shy 1995 US F 24-35 11- 17 (5t h WCC) of the NCAA Division III 1994 USF 22-33 9-2 1 (6th WCC) title, while the 1993 team 1993 Cal L utheran 32-7 I sl (Wes t Reg ion) fini shed first in th e Western 1992 Cal L ut heran -i :i-6 1st (SC IAC) Region with a 32-7 record. 199 1 Cal Lutheran 32-8 Isl (NAIA D ist. .1) Under Hill's guidance. the 1990 Cal Lutheran 35- 16 Isl (NAI A Dist 3) Kingsmen kn ocked off Di­ 1989 Cal L utheran 3 1- 18 2nd (NAIA Dist. .1) vis ion I opponents such as 1988 Ca l Lutheran 2 1-2 1 6t h (NAI A D ist. .1) USC, Pepperdi 11 e, San Di ­ 13 Years (Overall) 395-274-2 (.590 Winning Percent) ego State. UC Santa Barbara L'.:::======:::'.J and Cal State No rthridge. During his six seasons at Cal Lutheran. 92 percent of hi s players received th eir degrees. In addi ti on to h is co ll egiate coaching posi ti ons. Hill was head coach for the Chatham As of th e Cape Cod League between 1990-93. winning the league titl e in 1992 with a fran­ chise record of 35- 11. He has twice been recogni zed as th e ABCA Wes t Region Coach of th e Year ( 1992, 1993); wa ~ th e 1992 Cape Cod Baseba ll League .. Manager of the Year.. : was twice named the Southern Cal ifornia Intercollegiate At hl eti c Conference Coach of the Year ( 1992. 1993); and twice was the rec ipi ent of th e Cali fornia Lu th eran Alumni Caree r Exce l­ lence Awa rd ( 1993. 1994). Hill's ass istants have gone on to successfu l careers in base ball . including five earn ing head coaching positi ons. and two wi th administrative posi tion s with Major League clu bs. Hill ha s made hi s mark off the field as we ll . The past seven years he has served on the American Baseba ll Coaches Associa- tion Ed itorial Committee; and has bee n an advisor with the Fe ll owship of Chri stian Athl etes . He started an innova ti ve peer mentoring program with hi s USF team. Dons players and coachin g staff vo lun teered at the nearby Ham ilton Communit y Center, reading stories and playi ng games with homeless ch il dren. Furtherm ore, Hill is a speaker and clini cian at va ri ous conve ntions and camps throughout the region. Hill earn ed hi s Bachelor of Arts degree (Physical Educati on) in 1984 from Ca li fo rnia Lutheran Uni versi ty. After playing one season with th e St. Loui s Cardin als orga ni zation in 1985 (S in gle A affi li ate in Savannah, Georgia), he returned to hi s alm a mater where he earned hi s Th e Hill Family: Rich & Lori with kids Robbie & Lindsey Master of Science degree in Educati on in 1988. Ri ch and hi s wife, Lori , li ve in San Di ego with their two chi ldren, Robbie (9) and Lindsey (6). I 5 I USD Coaching Staff Chris Cannizzaro 3rd Season #8 Assistant Coach

Chris Cannizzaro, who enters his third sea­ son with the Toreros, brings a wealth of maj or league ex perience to US O head coach Ri ch Hill 's staff. No stran ge r to base ba ll in th e c ity of San Di ego, Canni zzaro spent 13 years in th e majors - including I two stints with th e San Di ego Pad res, where he be­ came th e first All-Star in Padre baseball history in the 1969 campaign. A durabl e defensive catcher, Cannizzaro played in 740 maj or league games while playing for th e St. Loui s Cardinals ( 1960-61 ), New ------­ York Mets ( 1962-65), Pittsburgh ( 1968), San Di ego ( 1969-71; 1974). Ch icago Cubs ( 197 1) and the ( 1972-73). Canni zzaro holds a share of the Major League record for most unassisted double plays by a catcher (2). Once hi s playing career ended. Cannizzaro shifted hi s foc us to coaching and spent three seasons ( 1976-78) with the Atl anta Braves organization before coaching in the Cali­ fornia Angels orga ni zation from 1979-82 in the Class A Cal State League. Canni zzaro has two sons - Chris Jr. and Ken. and a daughter, Kimberlee. Ch ri s Jr. was a two-time All ­ America se lecti on at San Di ego State where he was a teamm ate of USD head coach Ri ch Hil l for one season. Cannizzaro also has th ree stepdau ghters - Marcia, Tricia and Jennifer. Aside from hi s lifelong pass ion for th e game of base ball. Cannizzaro also enjoys golf and spending time with hi s fo ur grandchildren - Brittney ( 13). Morgan (9) . Zachary (8) and Cassidy (5). Canni zzaro and hi s wife. Janice. res ide in San Di ego. Coach Rich Hill on Chris Cannizzaro: Not many college clubs can boast a former Major League All-Star on their staff Chris's wealth of knowledge and experience is invaluable to our organization.

Sean Kenny 3rd Season #40 Assistant Coach Eastern Michigan, 1997

Sean Kenn y beg in s hi s thi rd ye ar at th e Uni ­ ve rsit y of San Di ego on head coach Ri ch Hill's sta ff. Besides being th e Toreros pitching coach. Kenn y is th e program ·s recrui tin g coordinator. Kenny pitched for three ye ars at Eastern Michigan Uni ve rsit y. whe re he co mpl eted a Bachelor·s degree in Engli sh Literature with a minor in coaching in 1997. Kenn y was dra ft ed by the Me ts and played fo r three seaso ns in th e New York sys­ tem. No stranger to baseball in the Wes t Coast Conference. Kenn y began hi s coachin g career as a vo lun teer ass istant at Sain t Mary's Coll ege. where he worked with th e Gaels pitching stall in 1996-97. ln 1997-98 he se rved as pit ching coach at Lan ey Co mmunity Co ll ege. Kenn y recentl y completed hi s Master·s degree in Ph ys ical Education at Saint Mary's Coll ege. Kenny's yo un ger brother. Se th . a lso pitched fo r Eastern Michigan and currentl y is th e " pitching coach at Austin Peay State U ni vers it y.

Coach Rich Hill on Sean Kenny: Sean is one of the bright young coaches in today 's college game. He has a great understanding of the recruiting game as well as being a superb pitching coach. I 6 2001] Totrero Ba_seball I 2001 USD Baseball Roster Pitchers NO. NAME HT. WT. YR. EXP. Brr HOMETOWN/LAST SCHOOL 26 Barrett, Ricky 6-0 185 So. IV LIL W. Sacramento, CA/McClatchy HS Numerical Roster 22 Bealer, Bryan 6-3 200 Sr. 3V R/L Medford, OR/North Medford HS I Mike McCoy INF 29 Clausen, Kevin 6-1 205 Fr. HS R/R Lake Oswego, OR/Lakeridge HS 2 Eri c Verdugo INF 36 Coy, Matt 6-0 185 Fr. HS R/R Fountain Valley, CA/Mater Dei HS 3 Tobias Herrera INF 30 Dean, Tim 5-9 150 Fr. HS R/R R. Santa Margarita, CA/SM Catholic 4 Josh Harris INF 12 Dunn, David 6-1 185 So. IV R/R Folsom, CA/Jesuit HS 5 Joey Prast OF 32 Gillespie, Brert 6-3 190 Fr. HS R/R West Linn, OR/West Linn HS 6 Jesse Jones INF 8 Chri s Canni zzaro Asst. Coach 31 Lucy, Patrick 6-4 205 So. IV R/R Fallbrook, CA/Fallbrook HS 9 David Bagley INF 19 Martinez, Chr'., 5-11 175 Jr. TR R/R Las Vegas, NY /Dixie State College 10 Ri ch Hill Head Coach 34 Oseguera, Mi; '! 5-10 175 So. IV LIL Encinitas, CA/La Costa Canyon HS 11 S.C. Assael C 27 Simonetti, Gr.:.;s 5- 10 150 Fr. HS R/R Thousand Oaks, CA/Thousand Oaks 12 David Dunn RHP 18 Wilson, Aaron 6-3 190 Fr. RS R/R San Diego, CA/Santana HS 13 Joe Lima INF 14 Adam Bellows OF 15 Greg Sain C NO. NAME HT. WT. YR. EXP. Brr HOMETOWN/LAST SCHOOL 17 Chris Sandor OF 11 Assael, S.C. 6-0 195 Jr. 2V R/R Glendora, CA/Glendora HS 18 Aaron Wilson RHP 19 Chris Martinez RHP 20 Diaz Miron, L·1is 6-3 205 Fr. HS R/R Mexico City, MEX/Linfield School 20 Luis Diaz Miron C 15 Sain , Greg 6-2 205 Jr. 2V R/R Torrance, CA/West Torrance HS 21 Jason Marian INF 22 Bryan Bealer LHP Infielders 23 David Lembo OF NO. NAME HT. WT. YR. EXP. Brr HOMETOWN/LAST SCHOOL 24 Tony Perez OF 9 Bagley, David 6- 1 195 So. IV R/R Poway, CA/Rancho Bernardo HS 25 Lucas Wennersten INF 4 Harri s, Josh 5-9 170 Sr. IV R/R Calabasas, CAIL.A. Pierce College 26 Ricky Barrett LHP 3 Herrera, Tobias 5-8 165 So. IV R/R Spring Valley, CA/UOP 27 Greg Simonetti RHP 6 Jones, Jesse 5-9 185 So. TR R/R San Diego, CA/San Francisco 29 Kevin Clausen RHP 30 Tim Dean RHP 13 Lima, Joe 6-0 195 Jr. 2V R/R San Diego, CA/Mira Mesa HS 31 Patri ck Lucy RHP 21 Marian, Jason 6-1 200 Jr. TR LIL Mission Viejo, CA/New Orleans 32 Brett Gillespie RHP l McCoy, Mike 5-9 170 So. IV R/R El Cajon, CA/Grossmont HS 34 Mike Oseguera LHP 2 Verdugo, Eric 5-11 165 Fr. HS SIR San Diego, CA/Montgomery HS 35 Tom Caple OF/RHP 25 Wennersten, Lucas 6-5 230 Fr. HS LIR Phoenix, AZ/Shadow Mountain HS 36 Matt Coy RHP 40 Sean Kenny Asst. Outfielders Coach NO. NAME HT. WT. YR. EXP. Brr HOMETOWN/LAST SCHOOL 14 Bellows, Adar,; 6- 1 195 Fr. HS R/R Lake Oswego, OR/Lakeridge HS 35 Caple, Tom 6-0 180 So. TR R/R San Diego, CA/Texas 23 Lembo, David 5-10 200 Sr. 3V LIR Mesa, AZ/Mesa HS 24 Perez, Tony 5-9 165 So. IV SIL Chula Vista, CA/Eastlake HS 5 Prast, Joey 5-10 180 Fr. RS R/R Poway, CA/Poway HS 17 Sandor, Chris 5-10 160 Jr. JC LIL Scottsdale, AZ/Scottsdale CC Coachin Staff

Head Coach: 10 Ri ch Hill (Third Season; Cal Lutheran, 1984) Assistant Coa•:h: 8 Chris Canni zzaro (Third Season) Assistant Coa,:h: 40 Sean Kenny (Third Season; Eastern Michigan, 1997) Student Assis

Torero Roster Breakdovvn By Position By Class By State/Country Pitchers: 12 Seniors: 3 Arizona: 3 Catchers: 3 Juniors: 6 California: 21 Infielders: 9 Sophomores: I 0 Mexico: I Outfielders: 6 Freshmen: 11 Nevada: I Oregon: 4 I 2001 'Toare.rra/ Basellall , 7 I Returning All-wee Selections Greg SAIN Torrance, CA 6-2 Jr. C RIR West Torrance HS 15 2000 First Team All-Wee

Noteworthy: 2000 First Team AII -WCC ... will start at catcher ... selected Fres hm an All -A merica by Co ll eg iate Base bal l in 1999. 2000 at USO: Team -leading 16 doubles . I 5 multi - games and 5 games of 3 or more hits ... I 0-game hitting streak. 11 games of scorin g 2 or more s. and 5 games of 3 or more runs scored ... kn oc ked in 4 RBI twice (Cal Poly. Port land ) ... 4-for-5 with 3 run s at St. Mary" s ... batted .333 in 28 start s in WCC play with 8 doubles and 18 RBI ... 56 start s in 57 games. 1999 at USO: Was se lected co-WCC Freshman of th e Year (w/Dan Haren. pit cher at Pepperdi ne) and a 2nd Team AII-WCC pick ... twice was selected a WCC Player of th e Wee k (Feb. 16 & May 3) ... posted one of th e most producti ve offensive seasons by a freshman in Torero base bal l hi story ... drove in the second most run s in a sin gle season wi th 66. fa lling just 4 shy of al l-time ma rk of 70 by David Rolls ( 1988) ... he did se t a new US D sin gle season mark for doubles with 2 1 ... he ra nked second on th e team in home runs wi th 12 (USD fres hman record): in cl uding th ree ga me-winners ... he also blasted three grand slams .. . besides leading th e team in doub les and RBI. he ranked second on th e team in hit s (79). s. ex tra base hits 05) and total bases ( 138) ... in IO games aga in st top-20 ranked teams. Sain batted .359 ( 14-39) with 3 doubl es. I tripl e and a home run ... ta ll ied 25 mult-hit games. in clu ding eight games of 3 or more -- 5 hits in 6 at bats at USF (5 -8-99). Prep: Hit .536 and pounded 14 home run s in se nior season at West Hi gh School. .. Earned back-to-back Al l­ Area Playe r of th e Year accolades fo llowin g junior and se ni or campaigns ... Three-ti me AII -C IF se lec ti on ... Hi t .495 as a Jun ior and .4 15 as a sophomore ... Hit 28 home run s in prep career .. Also earned first team al l-league and al l-area first team honors in football. Personal: Communicati ons maj o1... Parent s are Tom and Mari e Sain .. dad played baseball at ASU ... Born Dec. 26. 1979 in Phoeni x. AZ. Hill on Sain: He's ready to come into his own as a catcher. His experience should bring him to an elite level this year. Sai n's USO Hitting Stats Year GIGS AB R H 2B JB HR RBI BA SB FD o/c 2000 57156 199 -+-+ 57 16 I 6 .io .286 7 .972 1999 56156 2]3 .is 79 2 1 I 12 66 .339 11 .9-+6 Career I 13/1 12 -+ 32 89 136 37 2 18 106 .3 15 18 .961 Joe LIMA San Diego, CA 13 6-0 Jr. INF RIR Mira Mesa HS 2000 wee All-Academic

Noteworthy: Named to 1000 WCC All-Acade mic Team se lec ted 1999 WCC Honorable Menti on ... moves fro m outfi eld to thi rd base this season. 2000 at USO: Start ed al l 62 games with team-best 250 at bat s and 5 triples. bat ted .3 12 and rank ed second with 8 homers and 50 RB I ... 23 mu lti-hit games with 6 games of 3 or more hit s ... -+-fo r- 5 with 3 RBI (Hawaii -Hil o) ... knocked in 6 RBI uoi nu 2-for -5 with double & homer auai nst Kansas State ... 3-for--+ with-+ RBI and homer against St. Mary"~ ... :l-for-5 with 3 RBI & 2 homers ,7t LM U ... batted .293 in WCC play wit h 22 RBI. ~ 1999 at US O: St arted all 55 ga mes he played in ... batted .:1 09 with JS run s. 19 doub les. and 40 RB I ... 9 stol en bases in 13 attempt s ... ba tted .279 in WCC pl ay with 12 doubl es. 19 run s and 16 RBI ... 17 multi-hit games. incl udin g a -+ -5 ga me ,·s. Michigan where he pounded 2 homers and drove in 7 runs. 1998 at USO: Played in just nine gam es with two starts ... Hit .250 with two hit s in eight plate appearances before suffe rin g a season-e nding injury ... Grant ed medical ha rds hi p and received add iti onal year of eligibi li ty. Prep: Hit .-+26 in se nior season at Mira Mesa Hi gh School and earned All- Easte rn League First Team honors ... As a _Junior . hit .:190 for th e Marauders and was named Eastern League Playe r of th e Year. Personal: Busin ess Admin istration maj or. .. Cho se US D for the location. acad emi cs and th e base ball program ... Also recruited by Chapman Colle ge .. Parent s are Wolfga ng and Rachelle Lima .. Born Aug. 16. 1979 in La Jo ll a. CA. Hill on Lima: Great athlete with exceptional ability. This could be his year tu really bust out.

Lima's USD Hitting Stats Year GIGS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BA SB FD '7, 2000 62162 250 ~-+ 78 l.1 5 8 50 . .1 I 2 7 .9 15 1999 55155 207 35 (,4 19 2 -+ .io .309 9 928 1998 9/2 8 0 2 0 0 0 () .250 I 1.000 Career 126//09 -165 69 144 32 7 12 90 .3 / 0 17 .923 I 8 I Mee"t The Toreros Bryan BEALER Medford, OR 6-3 Sr. LHP North Medford HS 22

Noteworthy: Dra ft ed in the 30th round by the Kansas C it y Royals out of hi gh school. 2000 at USD: Appeared in 13 games with 29. 1 innings o f work .. . fini shed 2-0 with team-best 3.07 ERA ... scattered 2 hits over 3. 1 innings to earn win at Hawaii- Hil o ( 1-22-00) .. . 6 K' s in 6 innings of work in earning win over Cal Lu (2 -29-00) ... just 8 walk s and 10 earned runs in 29 .1 innings. 1999 at USD: Appeared in 5 games be fore being lost for season to lnJury. ----- Sophomore: Posted a 1- 3 record in 24 pitching appearances in 1998 ... Got two starting nods and earn ed two saves ... Won 5-3 decision against Santa C lara (3- 15-98). Freshman: Made 12 appearances with six starts ... First coll egiate win came Feb. 16 vs . Portl and State ... Recorded 22 . Prep: Se lected to First Team Al l-Southern Oregon Conference, after posting a 11 - 1 record for North Medford HS as a seni or .. . Second Team All State aft er a 10-3 record as a junior ... Black T orn ados went 20-7 during seni or season and ranked third in state ... Pl ayed basketball during sophomore year. Personal: Business Administration major ... Also recru ited by Oregon State. Portl and State. Gonzaga .. Chose USO because of baseball program and school size .. . Son of Bobbie Jo Bealer .. . Born December 7, 1977 in Loma Linda, CA. Hill on Bealer: This is his year. He 's shown tremendous courage battling back from injuries.

Bealer's USD Statistics Year GIGS w L SY IP H K BB ERA 2000 1312 2 0 0 29.1 29 20 8 3 07 1999 510 I 0 0 -+2 6 2 7 7.7 1 1998 2413 I 3 2 -+ 7. 0 58 33 29 6.70 1997 1216 I 3 0 35.1 -+ 3 22 2 1 6. 11 Career 54111 5 6 2 116./ 136 77 65 5.65 David LEMBO Mesa, AZ 23 5-10 Sr. OF LIR Mesa HS

2000 at USD: 15 starts in 26 games ... I O hits and I I runs in 48 at- bats ... 2-fo r- 3 w ith 2 doubles at Hawaii ( 1-29-00 ) ... 2-for-4 with 3 runs and 2 R BI vs. Kansas State (2 - 17 -00) Junior: Injured knee du rin g '98 football camp and mi ssed ·99 baseba ll season .. . came bac k fo r ·99 USO football season. ru shing fo r 454 yards and 5 TDs. Sophomore: Appeared in 2 1 games .. . p in ch-hit homer at Gonzaga in season fin al. Freshman: Pl ayed in 17 games w it h starts al Gonzaga .. . 4-game hitting streak in mid-April. Prep: Mesa HS where he earned A ll East Vall ey Conference honors ... Honorable Menti on All­ State .. . Team ra nked #4 in state and won two league champio nships ... All -State I st Team selecti on in football. Personal: Busin ess major ... Chose USO for acade mi cs and chance to play both baseball and fo otball .. . Parents are James and Maria Le mbo o f Mesa. AZ .. . Born September 13. 1977 in Mesa. AZ. Hill on Lembo: This is David's first year playing baseball year-round. We 're excited to see what he can do.

Lembo's USD Statistics Year GIGS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BA SB FD % 2000 26- 15 48 11 10 2 0 0 5 .208 0 .957 1999 Did Not Play 1998 2211 15 2 5 0 0 1 1 .333 0 1.000 1997 1712 23 5 5 0 0 0 2 .21 7 0 .875 Career 65/ 18 86 18 20 2 0 I 8 .233 0 .954 I 2001 Torrerra Baseba I 9 I Mee1" The T oreros S.C. ASSAEL Glendora, CA 6-0 Jr. C RIR Glendora HS 11

2000 at USD: Appeared in 36 games with 22 starts ... batted .266 with 25 hits in 94 at-bats, belting 4 doubles, I triple and I homer ... tallied 3 multi-hit games ... 3-for-4 with 3 RBI at St. Mary's (4-30-00) ... pinch-hit homer vs. Pepperdine (3-25-00) ... 2-run triple at USF (4-2- 00) ... batted .288 in 22 WCC games with 9 RBI & 19 hits in 66 at bats.

1999 at USD: Appeared in 4 games with I start ... batted .400 (2-for-5). Prep: Hit .480 with 11 home runs while winning All-Inland Valley League First Team honors as a senior at Glendora High School. .. Led Tartans to a 2 1-5 record and a Baseline League Champion­ ship during senior year. .. Hit .435 with eight home runs as a junior. Personal: Business Administration major ... Earned USO and Dean's Scholarships ... Chose USO for the high academic standards and the athletic tradition ... Also recrui ted by USC, Gonzaga and Loyola Marymount... Parents are Hal and Diana Assael. .. Born April 1 8, 1980 in Montebell o, CA.

Hill on Assael : A big key to our season. If S.C. can step up it gives us much more versatility in the field.

Assael's US O Statistics Year GIGS AB R H 2B 38 HR RBI BA SB FD % 2000 36122 94 9 25 4 I I 14 .266 2 .953 1999 4/1 5 0 2 0 0 0 I .400 0 .991 Career 40123 99 9 27 4 I I 15 .273 2 .959

Josh HARRIS Calabasas, CA 4 5-9 Sr. SS RIR L.A. Pierce College

Noteworthy: School-record 62 games played in ·oo -- all starts. 2000 at USO: Batted .288 with solid offensive numbers -- 47 ru ns, 12 doubles. 3 triples, 38 RBI ... 18 multi-hit games with 6 games of 3 or more hits ... 12 games with 2 or more runs scored and 4 games with 3 or more RBI ... 4 RBI. 3 runs and homer at USF (4- 1-00) ... 3-for-5 with 2 ..______RBI, double and triple vs . SCU (4-8-00) ... 3-for-6 with 3 runs, double and triple vs. UCLA (3-29- 00) ... 2 1 runs and 13 RBI in 30 wee games. College: Came to USO from L.A. Pierce College where he was a two-time All -WSC pick ( 1998 & 1999). and led league in doubles. Prep: Senior year at Calabasas HS batted .487 earning I st Team All -League honors with team going 24-1 ... Ventura County All-Star ... Junior year batted .456 with team going 25-0 ... batted .42 1 sophomore campaign (22-3 team mark). Personal: Business Administration major ... Chose USO for excellent academic opportunities, athletics and location ... Also recruited by Pepperdin e & Fresno State .. . Parents are Evan and Joyce Harris of West Hills. CA ... dad played in Cubs organization ... Born November 27, 1978 in Tarzana, CA. Hill on Harris: Biggest surprise of 2000 season. Superb shortstop who surprises people with offensive ability.

Harris USO Statistics Year GIGS AB R H 28 3B HR RB I BA SB FD 'k 2000 62162 229 -+7 66 12 ., 2 38 .288 -+ .9-+ I I 10 2001 Terero Baseball I Mee-t The Toreros Mike McCOY El Cajon, CA 5-9 So. 2B RIR Grossmont HS 1

Noteworthy: 6 I starts in 2000 with team -best ma rks of 50 wa lks . 64 ru ns scored and 19 s tolen bases. 2000 at USD: Batted .279 wi th 67 hits in 240 at-bats . 18 mul ti- hit games. inc lud ing 5 games with 3 hits . I 0-game hi tting streak ... 15 games with 2 or more runs scored and I I games with 2 or more walks .. . belted two doubles twice ( UCSD & Gonzaga) ... drew four base-on­ ba ll s and scored 5 runs vs. Kansas State (2- 17-00) ... batted .285 in WCC play. Prep: Played for Grossmont Foothi ll ers ... Senior year batted .360 wi th 4 homers and 28 stolen bases ... Team fin ished 24-6 overall ... Also lettered in basketbal l where he was a two-time First Team All ­ Grossmont North League se lection ... 4th lead ing scorer in San Diego County se nior year. Personal: Business major ... Chose USO for strong academics and base ba ll : also be ing close to home ... Also recruited by LMU. Ca l Po ly. USF. UCSB and St. Mary's ... Parent s are Gary and Salli e McCoy of El Cajon. CA ... dad (Gary) played basketbal l at San Diego State ... Born April 2. 1981 in Sa n Diego.

Hill on McCoy: The catalyst of our offense. If he cuts down 0 11 strikeouts, will be au All- wee player.

McCoy's USD Hitting Stats Year GIGS AB R H 28 38 HR RB I BA SB FD % 2000 6 1/6 1 2-+(J 6-+ 67 12 .1 0 17 .279 19 .960

David BAGLEY Poway, CA 9 6-1 So. 3B RIR Rancho Bernardo HS

2000 at USO: Appeared in 34 games with 31 starts ... batted .248 wi th 17 runs. 5 doubles. 2 homers and 17 RB I in I 09 at-bats ... 8 mu lti -hit games ... 5 hits in 7 at-bats with 3 run s and 2 RBI vs. Kansas State (2- 17-00) ... 2-for-3 with 2 run s. 3 RB I and hom er vs. USC (3-14-00) ... homer and 2 RBI vs. Loyola Marymount (4-20-00) ... 5 games of 2 or more RBI & run s scored ... 5-game hitting streak. Prep: Played at Rancho Bernardo Hi gh School ... Senior year nam ed Team MVP. First Team All­ CIF. First Team All-Palomar League and All -S tate CBCA South ... Batted .5 11 with 15 homers and 37 RBI ... Set team records in homers ( 15) and slu gg ing percentage ( 1.076) ... Played for Encin ita s Reds cl ub team. Personal: Business Administration major ... Chose US O for baseball rrogram and exce ll ent aca­ demics ... Parents arc Ken and Cora Bagley of Poway. Ca lifornia ... Born December 26. 1980 in Oceanside . Cali forn ia.

Hill on Bagley: fl he CCIII overcome health problems, could he impact guy. Just needs some experience.

Bagky US O Hitting Stats Year (;/(;S AB R H 2B .m HR RBI BA SB FIY/r 2000 .>-+/.\I I 09 I 7 27 :i 0 ::, 17 .2.+X 2 .X% I 20/01 Torrero Bas,e&all 11 I Mee1" The Toreros Tony PEREZ Chula Vista, CA 5-9 So. OFIP SIL Eastlake HS 24 2000 at USD: Appeared in 52 games with 3 1 starts ... played mostly centerfi e ld ... batted .220 with 4 doubles and 18 RBI .. . talli ed 5 multi - hi t games ... 6 game hitting streak ... 7 games where he scored 2 runs ... 2-for-2 with 3 RBI, double and triple vs. Cal Lutheran (2-29-00) ... 2- fo r-4 with 2 RBI and homer vs. Santa C lara (4-8-00) ... pitched in 4 games -- 0 hits in I. I innings at Hawaii-Hilo ( 1-24-00); I hit in 2 in- ~--..1 nin gs vs. Portl and (5-5 -00) .. . batted .222 in 27 WCC games with 13 RBI.

Prep: Seni or year Eastl ake won C IF baseball championship ... Seni or year named First Team A II ­ C IF afte r batting .475 with 11 homers, 29 R BI and 13 stolen bases ... 2nd Team All-County (San Diego Union) ... 3-time Team MVP ... Selected Team Captain of San Diego Un ion Tribune All­ Academic Team .. Jun ior year selected 2nd Team A II -CIF after batting .400 with 6 homers and I 0 stolen bases ... 3-year team record o f 62-22 record.

Personal: Business Mark eting major ... Also recruited by LM U and Po in t Loma ... Parents are Lucio and De li a Perez o f Chula Vista, CA ... Born Ju ne 12, 198 1 in C hula Vi sta.

Hill on Perez: Gained a lot of strength from frosh year. Will pitch more this season.

Perez US D Statistics Year GIGS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BA SB FD % 2000 5213 1 109 30 24 4 1 18 .220 7 .970

Ricky BARRETT Sacramento, CA 26 6-0 So. P LIL McClatchy HS

2000 at USD: 25 appearances was second only to Pat Lucy's 27 ... work ed 46.0 innings. mostl y in re lie f. finishing 3-6 with 45 K's and a 5.67 ERA ... scattered j ust I hit over 3.0 innings in picking up win at ______. Port land (3- 17-00) .. . earned save vs. CS Nort hridge with 7 K's in 3.0 inn ings (4-9-00) ... gave up O hits in bac k-to-back 2. 0 inning appear- ances again st St. Mary's (4-29 & 4-30) ... picked up first collegiate wi n against Cal Po ly with 4 .1 innings of work. g ivi ng up just I run and 3 hi ts .. . 2 saves in 12 WCC appearances.

Prep : Pl ayed at C. K. McClatchy High School in Sacramento ... Two-time Pl ayer of the Year .. . Two-time All-S tate selecti on ... Two-time A ll -Area pick ... Four-time Metro League C hamps .. . Seni or year team went 23- 10 ... Junior team were Secti on Champs going 3 1-8; he was I 0- 1 that season on pitching mound .. . Offensive MVP in footbal l.

' Personal: Business major ... C hose USD fo r scho lasti cs and location ... Also recruited by Texas A&M, Pepperdine and Fresno State ... Parents are Rick and C innie Barrett of Sacramento, CA ... Born March 9 , 198 1 in Sacramento.

Hill on Barrett: Projected weekend starter. If he gains consistency, will be an All-wee type guy.

Barrett's USD Statistics Year GIGS W L CG SY JP H K BB ERA 2000 25 /1 3 6 0 4 46.0 45 45 26 5.67 I 12 2801 1iorero Baseball I Mee"t The Toreros Patrick LUCY Fallbrook, CA 6-4 So. P RIR Fallbrook HS 31

2000 at USD: Team-best 27 appearances ... scattered I hit in 4.0 in ­ nings of action against Hawaii-Hilo ( 1-2-1--00) to pick up first collegiate win ... allowed just I hit in 3.0 innings against Gonzaga (4-15-00) l"or 4th win ... season-best 4 K's against San Francisco (4-2-00) ... earn ed saves against Hawaii -Hil o ( 1-22-00) and LMU (-1--22-00 ) .. . 1- 1 with save in wee. Prep: Second Team All-CIF pick and Avocado League co-MVP senior year goin g 9-2 with 98 strikeouts .. . Se lected to All-State All-S tar team and named I st Team North County ... two-time Honorable Mention All-League pick with 50+ K's junior and sophomore year ... 2nd Team All-League in basketball ... played for San Diego Crush. Personal: History major: Education minor ... Chose USO for academics and baseball ... Also re­ cru ited by Oregon State and Purdue .. . Parents are Robert and Su san Lucy of Fa ll brook. CA ... dad played footba ll /base ball at Columbia: 1110111 swam at Boston College .. . Born October 13. 1980 in Escondido. CA. Hill on Lucy: Com.ing off elbow injury. Along with Assael, is big key to our success. Lucy's USO Pitching Stats Year GIGS W L SY IP H K BB ERA 2000 27/5 5 2 2 55.0 68 33 n 5.07 David DUNN Folsom, CA 6-1 So. P R/R Jesuit HS 12 2000 at USD: Granted hard ship year ... made 4 appearances ... tallied 4 K's and allowed no hits in 2.0 innings of work against APU ... no hit s and I strikeo ut in 1.0 inning of work again st Point Loma. 1999 at USD: Made 19 appearances wi th 3 starts totaling 32.2 innings ... fini shed with 2- 1 record and 4. 13 ERA ... 9 WCC appearances with 2.77 ERA. Prep: Recorded a 7-2 record in sen ior season at Jesuit High School and was named team's be st . Personal: Bu siness major ... Chose USO for th e baseball program. th e sc hool and location ... Also recruited by Saint Mary's. Pepperdine and Loyola Marymount... Parents are Kathy and Dary l Dunn of Fo lsom. CA ... Father. Dary l. played baseball l"or USO ... Born Aug. 23. I 979 in San Diego. CA. Hill on Dunn: If he can get command of his stuff 011 a consistent basis, he will be a factor in a lot of games.

Dunn's USO Pitching S tats Year GIGS w L SY IP H K BB ERA 2000 -+10 () () () -+.I 6 6 3 18.69 1999 19/3 2 I () 322 37 20 2 1 -+. I 3 Career 23/3 2 I () ."l7.0 -+3 26 2-+ 5.8-+

Mike OSEGUERA Encinitas, CA 34 5-10 So. P LIL Lacosta Canyon HS 2000 at USD: Appeared in 16 games with second best ERA of 3.55 .. . 26 K's in 33 innings or work . picked up co ll egiate win in 2.0 innings of relief against St. Mary's (4-30-00) ... save vs. Peppcrdinc with 5 K's and I hit in 3.1 in nings ... 1-1 in WCC play with 3.38 ERA and I save. Prep: Played at La Costa Canyon High School whe re he was a three-time team MVP ... Se ni or year was co-Player of th e Year in th e Avocado League ... Junior year 8-0 on mo un d w ith 77 K ·sand 1.67 ERA ... Sophomore season team advanced to CIF Championsh ip. placing second. Personal: Bu siness maj or .. Chose USO for opportunit y for great education ... Also rec ruited by San Diego State and San Francisco ... Parents are David and Rebecca ~------~ Oseguera of Enci nitas, CA ... Born October 25. 198 1 in San Di ego Oseguera·s USO Pitching Stats Hill on Oseguera: Will concentrate on pitching more this year. Will Year (;/(;S W L SY IP K BB ERA 2000 16/0 I 3 n o 26 16 _,_:,5 be huge in the middle of games for us. I 2001 TJoirrera Bas,elllall 13 I Mee"t The Toreros Aaron WILSON San Diego, CA 6-3 Fr. P RIR Santana HS 18

2000 at USD: Granted hard ship year afte r sufferin g season- ending injury ... seven appearances with 3 starts ... earn ed a 2-1 record in 22.2 innings of wo rk ... in first co ll egiate game talli ed 7 K's whil e scattering 3 hits over 4.2 innings again st Hawaii- Hil o ( 1-24-00) ... pi cked up win s over Hawa ii -Hi lo ( 1- 29-00) and USC (3- 14-00) -- li mited Trojans to just I hit over 3 innings of reli ef ... gave up just I hit in 2 innings of work again st San Di ego State. Prep: AII -Gross mont League honors both se ni or and junior cam pa igns ... 6- 1 pitching record se ni or year with team reaching CIF se mifinals and being crowned league champs ... 6-4 junior year. Personal: Bu siness Admini strati on major ... Chose USO for respec ted education and loves th e yea r- ro und cli mate ... Al so recruited by Full erton, Santa Cl ara and Cal Poly ... Parents are Jeff Wil son and Beth Cormode ... Born August 9, 198 1 in San Diego. Hill on Wilson: Projected weekend guy. Needs command to be one of top pitchers in WCC.

Wilson's USO Pitching Stats Year GIGS W L SY IP H K BB ERA 2000 7/3 2 I () 22.2 17 11 11 3.97 Tobias HERRERA Spring Valley, CA 3 5-8 So. INF RIR U. of the Pacific

2000 at USD: Pl ayed in just 3 games las t season ... scored I run aga in st Po in t Loma. Prep: Team Ca ptain and AII-Grossmont South League performer at Mon te Vista HS ... 1999 Di vi­ sion II CIF Champi ons ... Batted .323 with 2 homers ... Junior season batted .358 with 4 homers whil e earnin g All- League honors and League Champi onshi p ... Cl ub team (San Di ego Gamers) pl aced 3rd in Firecracker Tourney in Florida. Personal: Undec lared major ... Chose US O fo r its small atmosphere with great academi cs. great locati on and base ball prog ram ... is Tobias IV. named after great grandfa ther ... parents are Toby and Niki Herrera of Sprin g Vall ey. CA ... Born May 3. 1980 in Denver. Colorado.

Hill on Herrera: Just coming into his own. Good defensive player who is surprising offensively.

Joey PRAST Poway, CA 5-10 Fr. OF RIR Poway HS 5

2000 at USD: Did not appear in an y ga mes las t season for the Toreros.

Prep: Played at Poway High School where he earned First Team All -Pa lomar League honors hi s se ni or year ... batted .400 se nior campaign ... batted .378 junior yea r .. . played for San Diego Cru sh (c lu b team ) th at went 25 - 10.

Personal: Bus iness maj or Chose USO for academic program: close to home: and base ba ll ... Also recruited by San Francisco Parents are Ron and Nancee Prast of Poway. Cali forn ia ... Born October 6. 1980 in San Di ego.

Hill on Prast: Coming off great summer. Good hitter who can play anywhere. I 14 2001 To1re/ra B,aseball I Mee-t The Torero Newcomers 29 Kevin 32 Brett CLAUSEN GILLESPIE 6-1 Fr. P R/R 6-3 Fr. P R/R

Lake Oswego, OR West Linn, OR Lakeridge HS West Linn HS

Prep: Played at L akeridge HS in Lake Oswego, O R ... se­ Prep: Pl ayed at W est Linn Hi gh S chool in West Linn, Or­ ni or year fini shed 14 -1 o n mound with team going 25-5 ... egon ... All-Three Ri vers League pitcher seni or season help­ team was league c hamps a nd state semifi nali sts . .. 1st Team ing team to pl ayoffs ... junior season t eam also advanced t o All-State a nd All-League ... O regon A ll-Star . .. Honorabl e pl ayoffs - West Linn was onl y team to defeat th e s tate c ham­ Mention A ll- Ameri can ( USA To cla_r ) ... junior campaign team pi o ns ... also lettered in football where he was a two-time won state c hampionship going 30-1 ... also lettered in foot- All-League performer .. . team was undefeated in league p lay ball and baseball ... 18-1 in Ame ri can Legion ("99 & '00). three straight years. Personal: Business Administrati on m ajor .. . Also recru ited by Santa C lara, A ir Force. Tufts & O regon State .. . C hose Personal: Undeclared major ... Also recrui ted by Oregon State USO for its locati on and baseball program .. . Parents are Paul and Portl and ... Chose US O fo r its setting, academics and C lausen a nd Glo ri a D avis .. . B o rn o n J a n. 25, 1982 in baseba ll program . .. Parents are Braden and Gay G ill espie of Corvalli s, Oregon. West Linn, O regon ... Dad pl ayed baseball at P ortl and State . .. B orn on March 22, 1982 in Portland, Oregon. Hill on Clausen: Big surprise this fall. Slated as our closer. Hill on Gillespie: Great stuff Experience will help him greatly.

19 Chris 27 Greg MARTINEZ SIMONETTI 5-11 Jr. P R/R 5-10 Fr. P R/R

Las Vegas, NV Thousand Oaks, CA Dixie State College/ Thousand Oaks HS Cimarron-Memorial HS

College: Pl ayed last t wo years a t Di xie State Coll ege ... last Prep: Pl ayed fo r Thousand Oaks Hi gh School where he w as year team went 50-9 (3 rd in nation; pl ayed in J UCO W orld 8-1 hi s seni o r campa ig n w ith a 1.56 ERA ... earned A ll ­ Seri es), and in 1999 team was 52-7 (2nd in nati on) ... 12-2 Marmonte League honors and All-County recogniti on .. . team with 1. 96 ERA sophomore season and 9-1 with 2.40 E RA fini shed 2w0-7 here they lost in the 3 rd round o f the playoffs. freshman year .. . two-time All-SWAC player. Prep: Pl ayed at C imarron-Memori al HS w here he was 12-1 Personal: Busin ess Administration m aj or ... C hose U SO fo r seni or year with 1.02 ERA ... I st Team All-Nevada & Ameri­ scho lasti cs, athl eti cs and peopl e ... Pare nts are Debbie and can Legion Player of the Year .. . 8-5 junior year and 5-0 sopho­ John Simonetti of Thousand Oaks. CA .. . Enj oys playing v ideo more campaign. games. m ostl y o ld ones . .. B orn on S eptember 13. 1982 in Personal: Communicati ons major; Business Administrati on San Diego, C A. minor ... Al so recruited b y Oklahoma State, USF & Ari zona ... Parents a re John & Rosalee Martinez .. . B orn March 18, Hill on Simonetti: Good arm with 3 quality pitches. Matu­ 1979 in Denver, Colorado. rity and experience will be the key for Greg.

Hill on Martinez: Should be one of the mainstays of our pitching staff Very competitive player who knows how to Wlll. I 15 I Mee't The Torero Newcomers 20 Luis 6 Jesse DIAZ MIRON JONES 6-3 Fr. C R/R 5-9 So. INF R/R

Mexico City, Mexico San Diego, CA The Linfield School U. of San Francisco/ St. Augustine HS

Prep: Pl ayed at the Linfield School where he was I st Team College: Attended USF before transferring to USD. AII-C IF and the team's Best Offensive Pl ayer after b atting Prep: Pl ayed at St. Augustine HS where he was a two-time .460 ... junior campaign b atted . 600 with team winning Di v. All-Western League performer ... senior year batted .468 with II C IF Championship -- named AII-CIF, All-County a nd All­ 36 RBI -- named AII-C IF and team MVP ... junior year batted League .. . two time I st Team All-League performer in soc­ .52 1 with 38 RBI -- named AII-CIF and team MVP ... All­ cer. State for medium size schools by Cal-Hi Magazine ... sopho­ more year b atted .425 ... AII-CIF and All-League performer Personal: Internati onal Relati ons maj or .. . Al so rec ruited by in football. CS Fullerton, Pacific, LM U and Azusa Pacifi c ... Chose USD Personal: Business Administration m ajor ... Al so r ecruited for its g reat locati on and Division I program ... Parents a re by USF, UC Ri verside & Pomona Pitzer ... Chose USD for Lui s & G aby Di az Miron of M exi co City, Mexi co .. . Born locati on, weather and to be closer to home ... Parents are Jane June 6 , 198 1 in Mexi co City, Mexico. Roush and Sam Jones .. . Born December 2 8, 1979 in San Di ego, CA. Hill on Diaz-Miron: Very talented young catcher. Will get better with experience. Hill on Jones: Our most versatile player. Excellent defen­ sive player who is coming into his own with the bat.

21 Jason 2 Eric MARIAN VERDUGO 6-1 Jr. INF L/L 5-11 Fr. INF S/R

Mission Viejo, CA San Diego, CA U. of New Orleans/ Montgomery HS Saddleback JC/ Mission Viejo HS College: Pl ayed two years at S addlebac k Junior Coll ege Prep: Pl ayed at M ontgomery HS where he batted .347 se­ where he earned J C All-Ameri ca honors . .. las t year was at ni or year earning 2nd Team All-Metro Conference honors and New Orleans for first semester, but suffe red a shoulder injury the team's Outstanding Pl ayer award ... team fini shed 24-6 ... transferred to U SD last se mester. and were the CIF Di vision II champions ... junior year batted Prep: Pl ayed at Mi ssion Vi ejo HS where he earned All-South .355 earning Honorable Mention All-Metro recognition ... Coast honors. sophomore campaign b atted . 362. Personal: Marine Bi ology major ... Parents are Susan & Doug Mari an of Mi ssion Vi ejo, CA .. . B orn on January 5, 1979 in Personal: Undeclared major .. . Also recruited by Fresno State Long Beach, CA. and San Di ego State ... Earned a 4. 18 g rade-point-average .. . Youn gest of eight children .. . Parents are Ruben & Gl ori a Hill on Marian: He should make the biggest impact of any Verdugo of San Di ego, CA ... Born on December 18, 198 1 in of our recruits. Middle of the lineup type guy. Tijuana, Mexico.

Hill on Verdugo: Switch hitter with plus defensive skills. I 16 2801 Torero Baseball I Meet' The Torero Newcomers 25 Lucas 14 Adam WENNERSTEN BELLOWS 6-5 Fr. INF L/R 6-1 Fr. OF R/R

Phoenix, AZ Lake Oswego, OR Shadow Mountain HS Lakeridge HS

Prep: Played at Shadow Mountain HS in Phoeni x, AZ where Prep: Pl ayed at Lakeridge HS in Lake Oswego. Oregon he earned All-Region honors both hi s seni or and junior cam­ where hi s senior year h e earn ed Oregon Gatorade Player of paigns . .. batted .450 seni or season, also earning A ll -Tourna­ th e Year ho nors. and Three Ri vers League Pl ayer of the Year me nt honors ... junior year b atted .420 (A ll Regio n). and ... seni o r year batted .510. also earning I st Team All -State sophomore season batted .480 with team finishing 4th in state and I st Team All-League recognition ... junior year batted ... also lettered in basketball . .540 with team winning Oregon 4A state c hampionships (30- 1) .. . I st Team A ll -State and I st Team All-League. Personal: Undeclared major ... Also recruited by Arizona, Personal: Undeclared major ... A lso recruited by Cal Arizona State and LMU ... Parents are Diana Ri ggs and Bob Lutheran. Michigan and Po mona-Pitzer ... C hose US O for it s Wennersten ... Born o n September 26. 198 1 in Phoenix. Ari­ great location, academi cs and baseball program ... Pare nts zona. are Susan & Dr. Michael Be ll ows of Lake Oswego. Oregon . .. Both hi s fath er and brother played baseball at Michigan ... Hill on Wennersten: Strong left-handed bat. Great target Born June 8 . 198 1 in Oakland. Cali fornia. at first base. Power will develop. Hill on Bellows: Good hitter who will make an impact one day. Hard working, and intelligent player. 35 Tom 17 Chris CAPLE SANDOR 6-0 So. OF/P R/R 5-10 Jr. OF L/L

San Diego, CA Scottsdale, AZ Univ. of Texas/ Scottsdale CC/ Rancho Bernardo HS Phoenix Country Day

College: Played freshman year with Texas Longhorns . .. College: Pl ayed at Scottsdale CC .. . sophomore season led appeared in 5 games, two in reli ef pitching o utings. team with .4 19 batting average and 3 1 stolen bases ... se­ Prep: Pl ayed at R ancho Bernardo HS where seni or year lected an All-Star and to the All -Conference team. helped lead Broncos to C IF championship ... selected Al l­ Prep: Pl ayed at Phoeni x Country Day School where he was State and 2nd Team All-Ameri can () .. . jun­ hi s team's Most Valuable Player hi s seni or year ... he did not ior year earned All-State honors with team placing 2nd in participate pri or to seni or year ... also lettered in soccer where CIF championships ... a two-time Cali fo rni a State Pl ayer of he was selected the team's MVP. the Year and three-time All-San Diego County selection .. . Personal: Business Admini stration major; Politi cal Science named to th e Team USA Junior National Team in 1998 .. . minor ... Parents a re Joe & Sherilyn Sandor of Scottsdale, seni or year batted .375, and was I 0-2 on mound with 151 Ks. Arizona ... Born on July 8, 1979 in Eau C laire, Wi sconsin. Personal: Communications major ... Also recruited b y USC, Florida, Arizona and Pepperdine ... Parents are Jo & Brian Hill on Sandor: This guy just finds a way to beat you. He Caple of San Diego, CA ... Born on August 20, 1980 in Den­ gets better every time out. ver, Colorado. Hill on Caple: Another in a long line of outstanding two­ way players for USD. Will play a significant role at both the outfield and pitching spots. I 2001 'liorero Bas,e'ball 17 I Mee1" The Torero Newcomers TOREROS SIGN FOUR Tim FOR 2002 SEASON 30 DEAN 5-9 Fr. P R/R The Un ive rsity of San Diego me n's baseball program had four players. two wit h San Diego ties, sign a National Letter of In ­ tent during the early signing period, it was ann ounced by head coach R. Santa Margarita, CA Rich Hi ll . Join in g the USO baseball program beginning in the Fa ll Santa Margarita of 2001 will be three junior college transfers and one local prep star. Catholic HS The two players from San Di ego include RHP Sean Warlop, a sen ior at Bonita Vis ta Hig h Sc hool, and Zach Dobek, who pl ayed th is pas t season at Saddleback Commun ity Co ll ege. but pre pped at Prep: Played at Santa Margari ta Catholic High School ... San Pa squal High Sc hool in Escond ido, Ca li fo rni a. The two other seni or season turned in a 2.31 ERA pitching for the Eagles in JC tra nsfe rs inc lu de RH P Chad Cummings of Saddl eback Com­ the Serra League. muni ty Coll ege and short stop Ben Quinto of Community Co ll ege of Southern Nevada. Personal: Undeclared major ... Parents are Bob and Monica Sean Warlop. a 5- 11. 170 lb. RHP, earned First Team Metro Dean of Rancho Sant a Margarita. Califo rni a ... Chose USO the past two se asons at Bon ita Vi sta Hi gh School. Las t season he fo r it s strong academics. locati on and a tmosphere ... Pl ays in talli ed I 10 stri keo uts in 92 innings. and fini shed with 10 wins and a a band (Offset) ... Father (Bob) played baseball at Arizona 1.66 ERA . H e was All -County 2nd Team (San Diego Un ion-Tri­ State ... Born on December 11 . I 98 1 in M ission Viejo. CA. /June). 2nd Team AII -C IF. and na med to th e All -Academ ic Team (San Diego Union-Tri/June). Hill on Dean: Pinpoint control. Com111a11d of 3 pitches. --sean has th e potent ia l to se t numerous pit ching records Very effective in the middle of a game. here at uso.·· sa id coach Ri ch Hill. ··H e throws 90 mph with a devastating la te break ing curve ba ll . He shoul d be a mains tay of the staff for yea rs to come.·· Zach Dobek (San Pasqu al HS: Escond ido. CA). a 6-0. 190 lb. catcher. started the first 13 games at Saddleback Coll ege thi s past season and was on ta rge t fo r a great yea r before suffe ri ng a season­ endi ng inj ury. Through 13 games he was ba tt ing .3 14 w ith fiv e doubles. 17 run s scored and 9 runs batted in . Matt ··Zac h is an offensive type catcher who keeps ge tt ing better 36 defcnsi\'ely.·· sta ted Hil l. ··H e·s a pu re hi tter fro m the left side and COY an extremely gi ft ed receiver and blocke r. ·· Chad Cummings (Ayala HS : Chino Hill s. CA). a 6-2 . 185 6-0 Fr. P R/R lb. RHP. was 2-2 at Sadd leback CC th is past season with I save and a 5. 11 ERA. Durin g th e to ugh Orange Empire Confe rence season. Fountain Valley, CA he posted a 2- 1 ma rk with a . 4.70 ERA Mater Dei HS .. Chad has a fastba ll in th e up pe r so·s-low 90-s with a power cur\'e ball. .. said Hill. --H e's a wee kend starter with AII -WCC capa­ bil iti es ... Ben Quinto (Bi shop Go rm an HS: Henderson. NV). a 5-9. Prep: Played a t M ater D e i Hi gh School in Santa Ana. Cali­ 165 lb. short stop. ba tt ed .370 thi s pas t ye ar at CC of Southern Ne ­ fo rnia .. . pitched on team th at advanced to C IF Playoffs three \'ada with 22 stolen bases. and just IO erro rs in 220 chances. straight years ... junior year team was leag ue champio ns a nd ··sen is yo ur pro totypi ca l sli ck fi elding short stop ... added C IF Pl ayoff Semifinalists. Hill. ··H e will surpri se yo u offensive ly with hi s pop. and hi s leader­ shi p skill s an d makeup are phenomenal. .. Personal: Undeclared major ... Pare nts are Darryl & Nao mi Head coach Rich Hill. who enters hi s 3rd season at US O. Coy of Fountain Va ll ey. CA .. . A lso recrui ted b y UC San Di - is comin g oil a l -+ -27- 1 season whi ch saw th e Toreros win a sc hool­ ego .. . C hose US O fo r acade mi cs. locatio n and e nvironment record l I gam es ag ain st Di \' ision I opponent s. He had thi s to say ... Born on September 12. 1982 in Anahe im . CA. about hi s recent group of earl y signin gs . ··Our stall. and Se an Kenn y in pa rti cul ar. ha \'e do ne an­ These stu de nt­ Hill on Marshall: One of the hardest working players 011 ot her phenomenal job in th e e arl y signing pe ri od. our prog ram . We the tea 111. Will be a great leader in the future. athl etes fit perfec tl y with th e mi ss ion of US O and ha\e a \eteran team returning in 2002 and th ese pl ayers fill spec ifi c needs to make us a co nt ender for th e WCC Champi onship ... I 18 I Final 2000 San Diego Overall Batting Statistics Name !:! so SLG OBP Kevin Reese .385 -l6--l6 192 -l5 7-l 66 15 3 11 8- 13 2 1 19 2 .667 .437 Marty Hayes .347 5 1--!8 I 99 36 69 36 5 3 0 2--l 25 33 I .402 .4 15 Joe Lima .3 12 62-62 250 3-l 78 50 1., 5 8 7-9 15 -l9 9 .500 .366 Josh Harri s .288 62-62 229 -l7 66 38 12 3 2 4- 10 24 25 7 .393 .367 G reg Sain .286 57-56 199 -l-l 57 -l0 16 I 6 7- 10 -l-l 49 8 .467 .419 Mike McCoy .279 61-61 2-l0 6-l 67 17 12 3 () 19-2 1 50 69 5 .354 .414 SC. Assael .266 36-22 94 9 25 1-l -l 2- 2 6 19 3 .362 .327 Nick Gommaher .263 3 2-8 38 18 10 2 2 0 0 2-2 10 10 () .3 16 .4 17 .249 5-l-52 189 26 -l 7 -l l 7 I 5 6-8 25 3 1 6 376 .344 David Bagley .248 34-31 109 17 27 17 5 0 2 2-3 15 2-l 3 .349 .352 Alan Le uthard .23 1 -!6-35 130 24 30 17 5 0 2 1-4 17 10 3 3 15 :n 1 Tony Perez 220 52-3 1 109 30 2-l 18 -l I 7-8 26 24 10 .303 .403 David Le mbo .208 26- 15 48 11 10 5 2 0 0 0-0 15 1-l 2 .250 .-l 15 Mi ke O seguera .200 22- 17 60 8 12 5 2 0 1- 1 3 16 2 .283 .26 2 Zach Koucos .200 16-6 30 4 6 -l I 0-0 2 11 () .400 .242 Sean Skinner . I 67 25-6 30 2 5 -l I 0 0 0-0 6 7 I .200 .324 Ri cky Barrell .000 4-0 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 .000 .000 Tobias Herrera .000 3-0 I 0 0 0 () 0 0-0 0 () 0 .000 .000 Ryan Hamilton .000 3-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 I () .000 .000 USO Totals .282 62 2 150 423 607 374 105 24 39 68-95 304 412 62 .408 .380 Opponents .279 62 2121 391 592 344 121 16 37 77- 110 282 416 68 .404 .376 Final 2000 San Diego West Coast Conference Batting Statistics Name BA GP-GS AB _R !:! RBI 2B 3B HR SB-SBA BB so HBP SLG OBP Kevin Reese .39 1 17- 17 69 17 27 21 7 4 3-3 12 6 0 .696 .476 Marty Hayes .362 25-22 9-l 13 3-l 16 3 ·' 0 2-4 10 17 0 .457 .4 15 Greg Sain .333 28-28 I 08 20 36 18 8 I 3 0-3 16 27 5 .509 .435 Davi d Wright .29-l 28-28 I 02 15 30 23 5 5 6-8 14 18 2 .510 .387 Joe Lima .293 30-30 12 3 15 36 22 6 2 5 2-2 7 18 4 .496 .346 S.C. Assae l .288 22- 1-l 66 6 19 9 2 I 0-0 3 13 .394 .329 Mike McCoy .285 29-29 130 28 37 5 9 O 3-3 10 42 0 .369 .336 N ick Gontmaher .280 17--l 25 9 7 2 2 0 0 1-1 3 6 0 .360 .357 M ike Oseguera . 265 I I - I O 34 4 9 -l 0 2 0 0-0 2 8 0 .382 .306 David Bagley .257 11-10 35 4 9 3 0 () 0-0 2 () 11 .343 .289 Josh Harris .256 30-30 125 21 32 13 6 I 2 2-6 11 IJ 2 .368 .326 Sean Skinner .235 12-2 17 0 4 () 0 0-0 3 2 0 .294 .350 Tony Perez .222 27-21 72 14 16 13 0 4-5 14 15 2 .278 .348 Al an Leuthard . 188 24- I 8 69 7 I 3 4 () () 0 1-3 6 8 () . 188 .250 Zach Ko ucos . 182 9-5 22 2 4 2 I 0 0-0 I 8 0 .3 18 .208 David Lembo .000 7-2 12 2 0 0 () 0 0-0 2 6 0 .000 143 Ricky Barrett .000 3-0 2 2 0 () () () 0 0-0 0 0 .000 .llllO Ryan Hami lton .000 3-0 I 0 0 0 () () 0 0-0 I) I) .000 ()()() Tobias Herrera .000 1-0 0 0 0 0 () () 0 ll-ll I) I) 0 .000 _()()() US O Totals .283 30 I I 06 179 313 157 5 1 14 22 24-38 116 220 16 .4 14 .355 Opponents .297 30 I 098 207 326 186 64 10 20 41-57 132 196 39 .428 .386 Final 2000 Univ . of San Diego Results (34-27-1; 14-16 WCC)

Jan. 22 a l Hawa ii-Hi lo W 3-0 Mar. I I Saint Ma ry's''' W 6-3 Apr. 20 at Loyo la Marymounl':­ L 8- 11 Jan . 22 at Hawai i-Hilo W 12-5 Mar 12 Saint Mary"s ''' W 7--l Apr. 22 al Loyola Mary,no unt ''' W 6--l Jan. 23 at Hawai i-Hi lo L 6- 10 Mar 14 Southern Cal W 10-4 Apr 22 at Loyola Mary 111 o unt ,·, L 5-8 Jan. 23 al Hawaii-Hilo L 3-6 Mar. 14 Southern Cal L 3-5 Apr. 24 al UCLA W Ill- I Jan. 24 a l Ha,vai i-Hilo W 6-5 Mar. 17 al Po rt land ''' L 3- 12 Apr. 25 San Diego State W J - 1 Jan . 27 al Univ. of Hawa ii L 6- 13 Mar 17 al Po rt land'' W 6-5 Apr 29 at Saint Mat-y"s''' W lll-7 Jan. 28 al Uni v. of Hawa ii L 1-8 Mar. 2 1 al San Di ego State L 3- 10 Apr. 29 al Sai nt Mary' s '·' W 8-6 Jan. 29 al Uni v. of Hawaii W 9-3 Mar. 2-l Pepperdine* L 7- 1-l Apr JO al Saint Ma,-y" ,''' W 9-J Feb. I Azu sa Pacifi c T 2-2 Mar. 25 Pepperdine ''' L 4- 14 May 3 at Long Beach State W 8-7 Feb. 4 Cal Poly W 10-8 Mar. 25 Pepperdine ''' L 2-7 May 5 Portland ''' L 7-9 Feb. 5 Cal Poly L 3- 19 Mar. 29 UC LA L 9- 11 May 5 Portland ''' L 6- 14 Feb. 6 Cal Pol)' W 20-9 Apr I al San Franc isco':' W 6-5 May 6 Portland ''' L 1-5 Feb. 9 Point Loma W 12- 1 Apr. I al San Franc isco''' W 13 -8 May 6 al Portland''' ( ,nakc-up ) W 4- 1 Feb. 17 Kan sas State# W 31 - 15 Apr. 2 i.l l San Franc isco':' L 11- 12 May 12 al Pc ppcrdin e ''' L 4-5 Feb. 19 al San Diego State# W 6-3 Apr. 5 CS Northridge W 8-5 May 13 at Pcppcrdinc ''' L 4-5 Feb. 22 al USC L 3-7 Apr. 7 Santa Clara ''' L 2-7 May 1:, al Pc ppc rd in c ''' W 7-4 Feb. 25 Uni v. of Utah W 7- 1 Apr 8 Sant a Clara ''' W 8-J Feb. 26 Uni v. of Utah L 5-6 Apr. 8 Santa Clara* W 10-2 Feb. 26 Uni v. of Utah W 3- 1 Apr 9 CS Northridge W 6-5 # de notes San Di ego Baseba ll ln \'i lat ional Feb. 27 Uni v. of Utah W 3-2 Apr. 11 UC San Diego W 11-4 ·:, de notes West Coast Con ference game Feb. 29 Cal Lutheran W 19-3 Apr 14 Gonzaga ''' L 1- 11 Honie Gaines high light ed in hold wen: Mar 3 al CS North ri dge L 3-4 Apr. 15 Gonzaga ''' L 2-5 Apr 15 Gonzaga* W 6-5 played at C unningha,n Basch,,11 Stadium. I 2001. ToArera· Bas,ellla:11 19 I Final 2000 San Diego Overall Pitching Statistics N ame GP-GS CG REC sv ERA IP .!:!. R ER BB K SHO B/AVG Brya n Bealer 13-2 0 2-0 0 3 07 29. 1 29 17 10 8 20 0 .259 Mike Oseguera 16-0 0 1-3 3.55 330 32 19 13 16 26 0 .28 1 Jared Hemus 2 1- 12 0 3-4 3 3.62 770 46 5 1 31 63 85 0 .17 1 Aaron Wi lson 7-3 0 2- 1 0 3.97 22.2 17 15 10 11 11 0 .2 12 Kevi n Gray 21 - 14 I 5-2 0 4.93 69. 1 85 45 38 3 1 44 0 .3 10 1,:, Pat ri ck Lucy 27-5 0 5-2 2 5.07 55.0 68 36 3 1 27 33 .308 Da vi d Waters 12- 1 0 0- 1 0 540 21.2 18 15 13 7 17 0 .23 1 Ricky Barrett 25- 1 0 3-6 4 5.67 46.0 45 35 29 26 45 0 .262 Mike Amundson 17-8 I 6-2 0 5.75 67. 1 90 47 43 20 29 0 .324 Ryan Ham il to n 17- 15 I 6-6 0 5.93 91 .0 IOI 65 60 40 77 I* .287 Tim Isaacson 14- 1 0 1-0 0 6.20 24.2 33 20 17 17 13 I'' .333 Ke vin Reese 1-0 0 0-0 0 6.75 I.I 2 I I 0 0 .333 Marty Hayes 5-0 0 0-0 0 9.82 3.2 9 5 4 3 6 0 474 Tony Perez 4-0 0 0-0 0 1246 4. 1 4 6 6 6 2 0 .308 Aron Heal y 3-0 0 0-0 0 13.50 3. 1 7 5 5 3 2 0 467 David Dunn 4-0 0 0-0 0 18.69 4. 1 6 9 9 3 6 0 .3 16 * combined USO Totals 62 3 34-27 IO 5.20 554.0 592 391 320 282 416 I .279 Opponents 62 5 27-34 7 5.57 548.0 607 423 339 304 412 0 .282 Final 2000 San Diego West Coast Conference Pitching Statistics

Name GP-GS CG REC SY ERA 1£ .!:!. R ER BB K SHO B/AVG Tony Perez 1-0 0 0-0 0 0.00 2.0 I 0 0 0 I 0 .167 Aaron Wilson 1-0 0 0-0 0 0.00 0.1 0 0 0 0 0 0 000 Mike Oseguera 5-0 0 1- 1 I 3.38 16.0 15 6 6 6 11 0 .268 Bryan Bealer 4-0 () 0-0 0 3.86 7.0 7 5 3 I 6 0 .250 Jared Hemus 11-7 0 2--+ I -+.32 -+ I .2 28 3 1 20 39 4 1 0 .189 Kev in Gray 8-5 0 2-0 0 -+.78 320 -+-+ 20 17 11 20 0 .336 Tim Isaacson -+-0 0 0-0 0 -+.82 9.1 12 7 5 5 4 0 .324 Mike Amundson 10-5 I -+-2 0 5.79 -+6.2 65 3 1 30 1-+ 19 0 .335 Ryan Ham ilton 10-9 () :1--+ 0 6. I 8 62.2 72 -+7 -+ 3 26 5 1 0 .290 __ Patrick Lucy 12-3 0 1-1 6.21 331 51 27 7', 10 17 0 .359 Ri cky Barrett 12- 1 () 1--+ 2 6.53 20.2 21 21 15 15 19 0 .266 David Waters 6-0 () 0-0 0 12 .86 7.0 10 12 10 5 7 0 .345

USO Totals 30 14- 16 5 5.56 278.2 326 207 172 132 196 0 .297 Opponent Totals 30 5 16-14 4 4.66 278.0 313 179 144 11 6 220 0 .283

San Diego Baseball: 2000 Year in Revievv Torero Highlights ,:, 34 wins ties 2nd most in program history ,:, School record 31 Di vision I victories ,:, Beat USC & UC LA in same season ,:, Season-Series Wins Ove,·: - San Diego State - CS Northridge - Cal Poly - Hawaii-Hilo - Utah - US F - Santa Clara - St. Mary's ,:, New learn Records Set: - Games (62) - Walks (304) - Runs (423) - RBI (374) - Pitching: Strikeouts (4 16) ,:, To,·eros chosen in Major League Draft - Kevin Reese () Kevin Reese Greg Sain - Ryan Hamilton (Houston Astros) 2000 ls1 71'1 1111 All-\VCC WOO Isl Teo111 A/1-\\ICC US!) rnreer lnliler i11 l1i1s / 279). Teo111-leodi11g 16 do11h/es runs/ 183 ). & R81 / 185 ). I 20 2001 Torero Baseball I The ~es~ Coas~ Conference Gonzaga, Loyola Marymount, Pepperdine, Portland, Saint Mary's, San Diego, San Francisco, Santa Clara Third Season For Divisional Play: Conference History: West Coast Conference base bal l ent ers it s ] -+th season and its The base ball portion of th e WCC start ed with fi ve charter third season of di visional pl ay under an eight -team ali gnm ent. Two members and three associates as LM U. Pepperdine. Saint Mary"s. San fo ur-team di visions. apt ly named ··Wes1·· and ··coas1·· will play a Francisco and Sant a Clara we re joined hy UC Santa Barbara. Pacifi c and JO-game schedul e. The champions of each di l' ision will collide at th e San Jose State. The conference temporarily sp lit from 1977-8-+ into th e encl of th e season in a best two-of-three se ri es to determine th e WCCs No rthern and Southern California aut omatic entry in to the NCAA Champi onships. Base ball Associati ons (so di visional play isn·1 The sit e of th at pl ayoff will be based compl etely compl etl y foreign to th e league). hut reali gned in 0 11 th e out come of th e regul ar season se ri es 1985 to in clude San Di ego and Nevada in a meeting betwee n th e two champi ons. The winner sel'en-team league. In 1991. th e Wolf Pack of that three-game reg ular season colli sion earn s ckpart ed and a six- team loop ex isted until Port land and Go11 1. aga. full members in all oth er th e ri ght to host th e champi onships. sport s. left th e Pac- IO North league to bring th e Eac h team will pl ay a total of six WCC to it s fu ll -bodi ed eight -team se t in I 996. games aga in st each team in it s own cli ,·ision. Thi s is th e fifth year of th e current three home and three away. and a sin gle eight -team WCC base ball ali gnm ent but th e three-game se ri es aga in st t each eam in th e conference ha s determined a champion in th e oppos it e di vision. Eve ry two yea rs two teams sport annu all y since 1968. During th at time. will swap di visions. effecti ve ly mi xin g th e team s in th e WCC ha ve ad vanced to four Coll ege matchups over an eight -year span. Of note is th e fac t that traditi onal World Seri es. in cluding a national titl e in 1992 (Pepperdine). local ri val s (Portl and-Gonzaga: Saint Ma1-y"s-San Francisco: Only three of th e current members -- Loyola Mary mount. LM U- Pepperclin e and Sant a Clara-San Di ego) will nel'er be in th e same Pepperclin e and Santa Clara -- have represe nt ed th e WCC in NC AA di vision. Las t season LM U captured it s third straight titl e de feating tournament play. That tri o ha s an all -time record of 70-72 in th e Pepperclin e two games to none in th e second WCC cham pionship se ri es. championships. Portland is th e only oth er current member with NCAA tourney ex peri ence. most recentl y in 1991 as th e Pac ific- IO North represe nt ati ve . The WCC se nd s represe nt ati ves to NCAA championships in 2001 wee each of th e 13 league sport s. Ove rall. con fe rence members ha ve wo n 32 NCAA team and indi vidual titl es . DIVISIONAL ALIGNMENT COAST Pepperdine Gonzaga Portland Loyola Mary rn ount Saint Mary's San Franc isco San Di ego Santa C lara 2000 wee DIVISIONAL FINISHES COAST Pepperdine (3 6-23; 22-8 WCC ) LM U (40-1 9: 22-8 WCC) San Di ego (34-27- 1: 14- 16 WCC) GONZ (28-25: 17- 13 WCC) Portland (24-27; 13- 17 WCC) SCU (2 2-37: 12 - 18 WCC) St. Mary's (20-34 ; 10-20 WCC ) USF (26-33 : 10-20 WCC ) 2000 All-West Coast Conference Baseball Teams FIRST TEAM SCHOOL POS YR PLAYERS OF THE YEAR: FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR: Dane Sardinha PEPPERDI NE C JR Dane Sardinha. PEP Jack Headley. SCU Scott Walter LM U C JR Anthony Ange l. LM U COACH OF THE YEAR: Kri s Zacuto LMU IB so PITCHER OF THE YEAR: Frank C ru z. LM U Anthony Angel LM U 2B SR Bil ly Trabe r. LM U Taggert Bozied USF 3B JR GREG SAIN SAN DIEGO 3B so A/1-WCC Second Team Corey Lunde PORTLAND ss so Woody C litfords. PEP. I B. So. Je ff Walke r. LM U. DH. Jr. Jason Bay GONZAGA OF SR Jack Headl ey. SCU. 2B. Fr. Damon Katz. PEP. UT Sr. Dan Garcia PEPPER DINE OF so Kevin Hara. GON. SS. Sr. Jay Adams. PEP. P. Jr. KEVIN REESE SAN DIEGO OF SR Jeremy Coronado. PEP. OF Sr.. Brian Graham. POR. P. Sr. Barry Matthews GONZAGA DH JR Tom Nichols. SMC. OF Sr. Ben Boni ll a. LMU. P. Sr. Jason Aspito LMU UT JR Dustin De lucchi. USF O F. Sr. Billy Traber LM U p JR USD All- WCC Honorable Mentions: Steve Be nnett GONZAGA p SR Marty Hayes & Jared Hemus Dan Haren PEPPER DINE p so 21 I I San Diego Toreros Honor Roll ------West Coast Conference Honors Professional Player of the Year Freshman of the Year Contracts Signed Kev in Herde C 1993 Greg Sain UT 1999 Tony Betancourt C 1996 John Pearce Chi cago White Sox 1964 Dave Roll s C 1988 Coach of the Year Mike Saipe P 1994 Tom Stephenson 1965 Ed Green Kan sas City A' s 1966 John Cunningham, 1993 ; 1998 Tom Thompson St. Loui s Cardinals 1969 WCC First Team WCC All-Academic ev in Reese OF 2000 John Wathan * Kansas City Royals 1970 K Joe Lima, Business (3.21) 2000 1999 Gary Myron San Di ego Padres 19 7 1 Geoff Babbitt, Accounting (3 .57) 1999 Greg Sain IF 2000 Zach Koukos, Bu s. Adm. (3.44) 1999 Steve Davis Kansas City Royals 19 7 1 Bri an Mazone UT 1998 Mark Ya ll ecorsa, Acounting 1972 p Mel Arnerich Bart Mi ad ich 1997 (3 .20) 1999; (3.64) 1998 OF 1996 Kerry Dineen':' 1973 Jeb Dougherty Jeb Dougherty, Bu siness Brian Mazone p 1996 Jim Williams St. Louis Cardinals 1974 (3.46) 1997; (3.42) 1996 (3.30) 1995; (3.4 1) 1994 1998 Ted Schu lt z C hi cago White Sox 1975 , MBA/Computer Science Brady Clark OF 1995 Jay Parks Bullas Oak land A' s 1976 Bri an Travis Burgus p 1995 (3.47) 1997 ; (3.64) 1996; (3.50) I995; (3.50) 1994 Casey Clark 1977 Josh Stepner OF 1994 David Romero, Int. Rel. (3.44) 1995; (3.39) 1994 Jeff Tipton Oak land A' s 1979 Mike Saipe p 1994 Jacob Slani a, Economics (3.38) 1995 & Greg McSparran San Francisco Giants 1980 1993 wee Male Scholar Athlete of the Year Mike Saverino Cali fornia Angels 1980 Kev in Herde C 1993 Mike Freehill , Biology (3.78) 1994 Bil l Pinkham* 1981 1992 Chad Boyd, Bu siness (3.49) 1993; (3 .38) I 992 Bart Brainard Mi lwaukee Brewers 1981 Dave Pingree 2B 1 993 Larry Willi ams OF 1993 Kev in Herde, Bu siness land A' s 1982 Glenn Godwin Oak Dave Roll s C 1988 (3 .31 ) 1993; (3.37) 1992 Steve Sc iacca California Angels 1983 David Jacas OF 1986 Eric Morton, Math, (3.29) 1993 Ru ss Applegate Oak land A's 1984 Southern California Baseball Jeff Crane, Bu siness, (3.34) 1992 Eric Bennett Philadelph ia Phillies 1984 Association First Team Andre Jacas Oak land A·s 1984 John Mullen OF 1983 GTE Academic All-Americans Paul Yan Stone San Francisco Giants 1985 Glenn Godwin P 1 982 Second Team Third Team David Jacas Minnesota Twins 1986 Mike Saverino SS 1982 Kevin Herde. 1993 Robbie Rogers, 1987 Jeff Grotewold* Philadelphia Phillies 1986 Dan Slater OF 1979 David Roll s, 1988 Robbie Rogers Cleve land Indi ans 1987 Dan Newman Houston Astros 1987 Torero All-Americans Dave Roll s Kansas City Royal s 1988 Ron Cady 3B Coll ege Divi sion 1964 Sean Baron Cleveland Indi ans 1988 John Wathan C Coll ege Division, 2nd Team 1970 Mike Newby St. Loui s Cardinals 1990 Gary Myron p Coll ege Division. 2nd Team 197 1 James Ferguson 199 1 Kerry Dineen OF Coll ege Division. I st Team 1 97 1 Sean Gousha Fl orida Marlins 1992 Kerry Dineen OF Coll ege Di vision. I st Team 1972 Pat Crema Toronto Blue Jays 1992 Kerry Dineen OF Co ll ege Division, I st Team 1973 Tony Moeder California Angel s 1993 Jim Willi ams 2 B NCAA Di vision II Team 1974 Kev in Herde St. Loui s Card inals 1993 Dan Flanagan p NCAA Division II Team 1976 Mike Saipe* 1994 Paul Contreras C NCAA Division II Team 1976 Mike Freehill ** Californi a Ange ls 1994 Glenn Godwin p NCAA Di vision I Team 1982 Josh Stepner Oakland A's 1994 Travis Burgus Florida Marlin s 1995 USD Most Valuable Players Brady Clark '1' Cin cinnati Reds 1995 1960 Jim Fiorenza 1973 Kerry Dineen 1988 Dave Roll s Kev in Sc hramm Texas Range rs 1996 196 1 Dick Wilbur 1974 Ri ck Garne r 1989 Andy Roberts Jeb D oughert y Ca li fo rnia Angels 1997 1962 Curti s Hart 1975 Ted Schultz 1990 R. Doane, T. Cheek Bart Miadich Boston Red Sox 1997 1963 John Pearce 1976 Dan Flanagan 199 1 K ev in Herde Travis Farre ll San Diego Padres 1998 1964 John Baumgarten 1977 Hank Ashworth 1992 Kev in Herde Brian Mazone Atlanta Braves 1998 1965 Pat Barry 1978 Pau I Mendes 1993 Kev in Herde Jeff Powers Cleve land In dians 1998 1966 Ed Green 1979 Don Slater 1994 M. Saipe. J. Stepner Tony Betancourt Minnesota Twins 1999 1967 D. Carpenter. 1980 Mike Saverino 1995 T. Burgus. Dan Giese Boston Red Sox 1999 T. Thompson 198 1 Bi ll Pinkham L. Williams Rya n Hamilton Houston As tros 2000 1968 Torn Thompson 1 982 Glenn Godwin 1996 Jeb Doughert y Kevin Reese San Diego Padres 2000 1969 Gary Myron 1983 John Mull en Tony Betancourt 1970 John Wathan 1984 Andre Jacas 1997 Brian Mazone 197 1 Dave Gonzalez 1985 Paul Yan Stone 1998 Brian Mazone 1986 Da vid Jacas 1999 Kevin Reese *Played in maj or leagues ** on 40- rnan roster 1972 Kerry Dineen 1987 Sean Baron 2000 Kevi n Reese I 22 2001 Torero Baseball I San Diego Record Book BASEBALL DONORS Jan. 1, 2000 - Dec. 31, 2000 University of San Diego Torero Mr. & Mrs. Richard Aguilera Mr. and Mrs. James E. Alex ander Coaching Year-By-Year Records Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Hal S. Assael I 19ss-2000 I Judge and Mrs. Kenneth Bagley Ms. Leah L. Ba rrett YEAR w L I PCT. COACH NCAA Patrick and Ginette Barry 2000 34 27 1 .556 Rich Hill Mr. and Mrs. E. Ru sse ll Boardman Mr. and Mrs . James A. Breen 1999 28 27 1 .509 Rich Hill Benjamin and Linda Bunn 1998 29 30 0 .492 John Cunningham Mrs. Janet Burgus Kevin M. Cammall 1997 25 27 2 .481 John Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. D. Carpentier & S. Tierra 1996 27 27 I .500 John Cunningham Mr. Mauricio Cheskes 1995 25 27 0 .480 John Cunningham Mr. Robert A. Concolino Bruce H. Cormode 1994 29 25 I .536 John Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Luis M. Diaz Miron 1993 36 17 0 .679 John Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Dunl ap 1992 28 24 0 .538 John Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Espin oza 199 1 21 34 2 .386 John Cunningham Mr. Tom Ferrara Dr. Eric E. Gay lord 1990 24 32 0 .429 John Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Konstantin Gontmaher 1989 22 3 1 I .4 17 John Cunningham Mr. Nick Gontm aher Jeffre y D. Green 1988 28 28 0 .500 John Cunningham Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Karl S. Hall Ill 1987 3 1 23 I .574 John Cunningham Mr. Evan K. Harri s 1986 26 25 2 .509 John Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Curtis A. Hart Michael M. Hayes 1985 17 39 I .310 John Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Aron P. Healy 1984 20 36 I .362 John Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. D. Gary Healy 1983 17 27 I .386 John Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. J. Jeffrey Hemus Dana Hendershott 1982 29 24 I .547 John Cunningham Prof. & Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Dan iel D. Herde 198 1 30 25 I .545 John Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Tobias A. Herrera 1980 30 25 I .545 John Cunningham Ms. Maril yn K. Isaacson B. Isaacson 1979 32 19 I .6 15 John Cunningham Mr. Richard Mr. Ste ve n F. Isaacson 1978 33 22 0 .600 John Cunningham World Series, 5< Mr. Charlie L. Isaacson. Jr. 1977 24 19 0 .558 John Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Wi ll iam E. Ismay hary E. Koucos 1976 26 16 0 .619 John Cunningham Regionals, 5-3 Mr. Zac Mr. Manuel R. Lara 1975 19 20 0 .487 John Cunningham Mr. Patrick G. Larkin 1974 23 15 0 .605 John Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Leutharcl Mr. and Mrs. Wo lfgang J. Lima 1973 19 22 0 .463 John Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Lucy 1972 20 19 I .5 13 John Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Ray mond 1971 34 12 0 .739 John Cunningham World Series, 4-: Mari sni ck, Jr. Roger A. Marolt 1970 2 1 16 0 .568 John Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. McAdoo 1969 22 17 0 .564 John Cunningham Mr. John T. Mull en 1968 13 24 0 .35 1 John Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. David Oseguera Dr. and Mrs. Gary D. Pa lm a 1967 14 26 0 .350 John Cunningham Mr. Salvatore T. Palma 1966 20 26 0 .435 John Cunningham Regionals, 0-2 Nancee and Ronald Prast 1965 17 21 0 .447 John Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Gendel L. Pri or, Jr. Mr. Gary Remiker 1964 12 19 0 .387 John Cu nningham Ms. Shanon R. Rice 1958-63 82 64 I .56 1 Mike Morrow Mr. & Mrs. Charles Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Grady Sai n Mr. and Mrs. Wi lli am F. Schoen ALL-TIME USD COACHING RECORDS Mr. Ke vin D. Schramm RECORD WIN % Mr. and Mrs. Wi lli am H. Scripps COACH YEARS Mr. Dick Serrano Ri ch Hill 2 ( 1999-00) 62-54-2 .533 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Stum ptl Mr. Brian M. Tharpe John Cunningham 35 ( 1964-98) 843-839- 18 .50 1 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Ya ll ecorsa, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Ya n Lue Mike Morrow 6 (1958-63) 82-64-1 .56 1 Mr. Jack Will iams Mrs. Patricia L. Williams 3 Coaches 44 Years 987-957-21 . 508 Mr. Jeffrey A. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Wi lson Mr. Fe li x Zavala I 2001 23 I San Diego Record Book ~------r======.;~~m--~ ------Torero Baseball San Diego Team Records Coaching Records Batting Pitching At-Bats 2,150 2000 Complete Games 26 1980 John Runs 423 2000 Shutouts 14 1971 Cunningham Hits 721 1998 Earned Runs 93 1976 Doubles 13 1 1998 ERA 2.31 1971 American Baseball Triples 35 1978 Strikeouts 416 2000 Coaches Association Home Runs 60 1999 Miscellaneous Hall of Farner RBI 374 2000 Total Bases 1.028 1998 Games Played 62 2000 USO Career Record Average .338 1998 Most Wins 36 1993 843-839-18 (35 years) Stolen Bases 11 0 1980 Fewest Wins 7 1958 16- winning seasons Walks 304 2000 Fewest Losses 12 197 1 7 - 30+ win seasons Strikeouts 412 2000 Most Losses 39 1985 Fielding Winning% .739 197 1 Best Fielding .965 1998 Winning Streak 12 1960 USO Hall of Fatne Percentage Losing Streak 15 1989 Worst Fielding .924 1964 Shutout Win 14 1971 Percentage Shutout Losses 7 1984 Fewest Errors 42 1962 Largest Win 32 1960 Most Errors 122 1989 Largest Loss 26 1985 Double Plays 65 '81. '87 Torero No-Hitters Bart Miadich Jim Mahoney vs . Gonzaga vs. Paci fie Chri stian 3-23-96 1973 Dan Flanagan Greg Tomczyk John Wathan Kerry Dineen vs . UC San Di ego vs. So. Cal. Coll ege 1968-1970 1971-1973 1976 19 7 1 C OF Bill Howard All-America, 1970 All-A merica, VS. u.s International 1970, 71&72 Bart Miadich 1975 Miscellaneous Single Season/Career Records Fewest K's Per AB Sacrifices Hitting Streak Games Played Jesse Martinez 5 ( I 14) 1975 Mike Saverino 14 1979 John Mullen 19 1983 Joe Lima 62* 2000 Martin Harris 5 ( 143) 1979 Josh Harris 14 2000 John Wathan 18 1970 Josh Harris 62* 2000 Rich Farrell 6 ( I 05) 1962 Paul Mendes 13 1978 Kevin Herde 16 1993 Mike McCoy 61* 2000 Tony Moeder 16 1992 Kerry Dineen 6 ( 146) 1973 Jaime Paredes 13 1978 Jeff Powers 59* 1998 Dave Pingree 16 1990 1998 John Holt 6 ( I 02) 1986 Jeff Powers 12 1996 Kevin Reese 58 Ed Scofield 12 1992 Kevin Reese 15 1999 Juan Garcia 58 1998 Dick Wilbur 7 ( I 08) 1960 erty 15 1996 John Mull en II 1982 Jeb Dough Bi ll Ismay 58 1984 John Wathan 7 ( 142) 1970 John Wathan 15 1969 Andy Roberts II 1986 David Jacas 58 1984 Kerry Dineen 15 1972 Career Sacrifices Chris Bwv 15 1987 *all starls Andy Roberts 29 '86-89 Mel Arnerich 23 '69-72 Career Games Played Robbie Rogers 22 '84-87 M ike Saverino 28 '77-80 Robbie Rogers 222 '84-87 Kevin Reese 207 '97-00 Chad Boyd 28 '90-93 Ken Kinsman 21 '70-73 Mark Trafton 2 17 '85-88 Andy Roberts 204 '86-89 Paul Mendes 27 '75-78 Paul Engel 21 '77-78 Kevin Herde 2 16 '90-93 Paul Yan Stone 203 '82-85 Kevin Herde 27 '90-93 Jaime Paredes 21 '78-79 Andy Asaro 2 10 '79-82 Dave Rolls 201 '85-88 Pau l Yan Stone 25 '83-86 Dave Pingree 207 '90-93 I 24 2 ,0011 To:re;ro Baseba1lll. I San Diego Record Book Batting Leaders -Pitching Leaders- fCareerJ At-Bats RBI (Career) Kevin Herde 774 '90-93 Kevin Reese 185 '97-00 Appearances Starts Kevin Reese 773 '97-00 Kevin Herde 183 '90-93 Chris Collins 97 '90-94 Dan Flanagan 64 '75-78 Robbie Rogers 767 '84-87 Sean Baron 173 '85-88 Brian Springer 95 '94-97 Gary Myron 63 '68-71 Mark Trafton 761 '85-88 Dave Rolls 168 '85-88 Tony Battilega 88 '86-89 James Ferguson 56 '88-91 Larry Williams 756 '92-95 Mark Trafton 163 '85-88 James Ferguson 88 '88-91 Brian Mazone 51 '95-98 Andy Roberts 734 '86-89 Tony Betancourt 144 '96-99 Jim Westlund 84 '86-89 Travis Burgus 50 '92-95 Dave Pingree 734 '90-93 Andy Asaro 143 '79-82 Phil Bajo 82 '71-74 Steve Davis 49 '68-71 143 '92-95 Tony Betancou11 734 '96-99 Larry Williams Steve Davis 82 '68-71 Mark Yallecorsa 45 '96-99 Chuck Graham 130 '86-89 Paul Yan Stone 724 '82-85 Chris Collins 78 '91-95 Mike Saipe 45 '92-94 Paul Engel 125 '77-80 Andy Asaro 722 '79-82 '87-90 Phil Bajo 45 '71-74 John Mullen 123 '80-83 Pat Fitzsimons 77 Tim Ronan 43 '76-79 Paul Yan Stone 123 '82-85 Louis Skertich 75 '87-90 Hits Mike Amundson 75 '97-00 Russ Applegate 37 '83-84 Kevin Reese 279 '97-00 Batting Average Gary Myron 72 '68-71 Bob Ahern 36 '64-67 Kevin Herde 263 '90-93 Kerry Dineen .409 '71-73 Mark Yallecorsa 71 '96-99 Mike Amundson 34 '97-00 244 '85-88 Mark Trafton Chuck Graham .362 '86-89 Innings Pitched Wins Andy Roberts 240 '86-89 Kevin Reese .361 '97-00 Gary Myron 488.0 '68-71 Tony Betancourt 240 '96-99 Dave Rolls .347 '85-88 Dan Flanagan 38 '75-78 Dan Flanagan 424.1 '75-78 Robbie Rogers 239 '84-87 John Wathan .347 '68-70 Gary Myron 37 '68-71 '80-83 Steve Davis 396.0 '68-71 John Mullen 227 Kevin Herde .340 '90-93 Steve Davis 29 '68-71 Paul Yan Stone 224 '82-85 Brian Mazone 372.2 '95-98 Jeb Dougherty .333 '94-97 Travis Burgus 26 '92-95 Dave Rolls 223 '85-88 Phil Bajo 376.0 '71-74 Don Slater .330 '79-80 Mike Saipe 25 '92-94 Larry Williams 222 '92-95 Travis Burgus 365.1 '92-95 John Mullen .328 '80-83 Brian Mazone 25 '95-98 Tony Moeder 220 '90-93 Mike Saipe 342.2 '92-94 Andy Roberts .327 '86-89 Phil Bajo 21 '71-74 Mark Yallecorsa 325.0 '96-99 Runs Tony Betancou11 .327 '96-99 Jamie McDonald 19 '79-81 J.Ferguson 313.0 '88-91 Kevin Reese 183 '97-00 Home Runs Tim Ronan 18 '76-79 Tim Ronan 291.0 '76-79 Mark Trafton 171 '85-88 '85-88 Bart Miadich 17 '95-97 Sean Baron 43 Louis Skertich 286.0 '87-90 Andy Roberts 163 '86-89 Kevin Reese 41 '97-00 Bob Ahern 17 '64-67 Dave Rolls 157 '85-88 Dave Roll s 39 '85-88 Strikeouts Greg McSparran 17 '79-80 Larry Williams 150 '92-95 Kevin Herde 32 '90-93 Gary Myron 394 '68-71 Glenn Godwin 17 '80-81 Sean Baron 149 '85-88 Larry Williams 28 '92-95 Steve Davis 372 '68-71 Louis Skertich 17 '87-90 David Jacas 148 '83-86 Tony Moeder 25 '90-93 Mike Saipe 262 '92-94 Mark Yallecorsa 15 '96-99 Mike Saverino 143 '77-80 Tony Betancourt 25 '96-99 Mark Trafton 22 '85-88 Travis Burgus 238 '92-95 Mike Amundson 15 '97-00 Andre Jacas 143 '81-84 Rick Doane 22 '88 -91 '71-74 Kevin Herde 143 '90-93 Phil Bajo 230 Steve Bajo 20 '69-72 Brian Mazone 221 '95-98 Doubles Stolen Bases Dan Flanagan 203 '75-78 Kevin Herde '90-93 59 Andre Jacas 96 '81-84 Pat Barry 201 '62-65 Chuck Graham 53 '86-89 David Jacas 80 '83-86 Marty Bell 192 '76-79 Andy Asaro 52 '79-82 Kerry Dineen 77 '71-73 Mark Yallecorsa '96-99 Tony Betancourt 48 '96-99 189 John Wathan 67 '68- 70 Kevin Reese 48 '97-00 Glenn Godwin 175 '81-82 Dave Pingree 67 '90-93 Sean Baron 47 '85-8 8 '78-81 Winning Percentage Brady Clark 47 '92-95 Bart Brainard 56 Dave Pingree 46 '90-93 Mike Saverino 55 '77-80 (min. 15 decisions) Rick Doane 43 '88-91 Paul Engel 52 '77-80 Jim Westlund .739 ( 17-6) '86-89 Larry Williams 46 '92-95 Mike Saipe .735 (25 -9 ) '92-94 Walks Dave Gonzalez 45 '68-71 Dan Flanagan .703 (38-16) '75-78 Dave Rolls 149 '85-88 Jeb Dougherty 44 '94-97 Gary Myron .685 (37-17) '68- 71 Sean Baron 140 '85-88 Triples Greg McSparran .654 ( 17-9) '79-80 Paul Mendes 132 '75-78 Mark Trafton 21 '85-88 Al Brehm .652 (15-8) '80-82 Mike Saverino 130 '77-80 John Mullen 20 '80-83 Marty Sturgeon .650 ( 13-7) '7 8-80 Mark Trafton 115 '85-88 Paul Yan Stone 17 '82-85 Travis Burgus .634 (26- 15) '92-95 Andy Roberts 108 '86-89 Robbie Rogers 17 '84-87 Rick Doane 107 '88-91 Glenn Godwin .630 (17-10) '80-81 Tony Moeder 16 '90-93 Dave Gonzalez IOI '68-71 Brian Mazone .595 (25-17) '95-98 Kerry Dineen 15 '7 1-73 Andre Jacas IOI '81-84 Mike Wagner .588 ( I 0- 7) '73-74 Mike Saverino 15 '77-80 Pat Fitzsi mons .586 (17-12) '86-89 Brady Clark 15 '92-95 I 2001 Torewo Ba,seilall 25 I San Diego Record Book Batting Leaders - - Pitching Leaders - (Single Season) (Single Season) At-Bats -Single Season RBI - Single Season Appearances Starts Joe Lima 250 2000 Dave Rolls 70 1988 Tom Cheek 37 1990 Gary Myron 21 1 971 Mike McCoy 240 2000 Kevin Reese 66 2000 Jim Westlu nd 35 1987 Russ Applegate 21 1984 Jeff Powers 239 1998 Greg Sain 66 1999 Brian Springer 33 1996 G lenn Godwin 20 1982 Tony Betancourt 236 1998 C hris Col lins 32 1993 Bill Pinkham 59 198 1 Travis Burgus 19 1994 Juan Garcia 234 1998 Jim Mell os 31 1 978 Greg Sain 233 1999 Sean Baron 56 1987 Brian Springer 27 1997 Bob Ahern 19 1966 Kevin Reese 232 1998 Chuck Graham 52 1988 Tony Battilega 27 1988 Greg McSparran 19 1980 Kevin Reese 23 1 1999 Mark Trafton 52 1988 Chris Collins 27 1991 Tom Sizer 19 1986 Josh Harris 229 2000 Jeff Tipton 51 1979 Dan Giese 27 1998 Dan Flanagan 18 1976 Patrick Lucy 27 2000 Jeb Dougherty 22 1 1996 Trafton 1 1 987 Mark 5 Tom Tereschuk 26 198 1 Dan Flanagan 18 1978 Mark Trafton 217 1988 Kevin Reese 51 1999 Bob Grandpre 26 1989 Greg Bertrand 18 1985 David Jacas 214 1984 Mark Yallecorsa 26 1999 Hits - Single Season Batting Average ERA Innings Pitched Kevin Reese 88 1998 Jim Fiorenza .439 1960 Gary Myron 1.03 1969 Jeff Powers 87 1998 John Wathan .430 1970 Gary Myron 162.0 1971 Marty Bell 1.60 1976 Kevin Reese 86 1999 Don Slater .4 I 9 1973 Glenn Godwin 148.0 1982 Dure) Carpenter 1. 69 1967 Tony Betancourt 82 1998 Kerry Dineen .419 197 1 Greg McSparran 147.3 1980 Steve Davis 1. 81 1971 Chuck Graham 82 1988 Kerry Dineen .411 1973 Phil Bajo 139.6 1972 Gary Myron 1. 89 197 1 Greg Sain 79 1999 Chuck Graham .400 1988 Gary Myron 139.0 1970 Tim Ronan 1.96 1976 Joe Lima 78 2000 Jim Williams .400 1974 Travis Burgus 137 .0 1994 Dan Flanagan 1.98 1976 Mark Trafton 78 1988 Kerry Dineen .394 1972 Tom Sizer 136.3 1986 Marty Sturgeon 2.57 1979 Kerry Dineen 78 1971 Josh Stepner .386 1993 Mike Saipe 133 .7 1994 Travis Burgus 2.58 1995 Jeb Dougherty 77 1996 Kevin Reese .385 2000 David Jacas 75 1986 Bob Ahern I 31.3 1966 Gary Myron 2.85 1970 Home Runs Mark Yallecorsa 2.86 1997 Runs - Single Season Wins Dave Rolls 18 1988 Kevin McCarthy 2.86 1980 Kevin Reese 67 1999 Gary Myron 14 197 1 Mike McCoy 64 2000 Sean Baron 16 1987 Strikeouts Kevin Reese 16 1999 Glenn Godwin 14 1982 Mark Trafton 59 1987 Dave Roll s 13 986 Dan Flanagan 13 1976 Steve Davis 148 1968 David Jacas 56 1986 1 Rick Doane 13 1990 Glenn Godwin 142 1982 Mike Saverino 55 1980 Greg McSparran 12 1980 Larry Williams 993 Gary Myron 139 197 1 Mark Trafton 54 1988 13 1 Bob Ahern 11 1966 Jim Fiorenza 12 1960 Mike Saipe 114 1994 Chris Li osi 54 1999 Gary Myron 11 1969 Greg Sain 12 1999 Gary Myron 108 1970 Dave Rolls 52 1986 Tom Sizer 11 1986 Sean Baron 1986 Travis Burgus 96 1994 Dave Rolls 51 1988 11 Kevin Reese 10 1998 Brian Mazone 11 1998 John Pearce 91 1 964 Sean Baron 50 1987 Kevin Herde 993 Greg McSparran 91 1980 Kevin Reese 49 1998 10 1 Larry Williams 10 1994 Juan Garcia 48 1998 Winning Percentage Doubles - Single Season Stolen Bases Greg Tomczyk 1.000 (6-0) 1971 Greg Sain 21 1999 David Jacas 40 1986 Jaime McDonald .875 (7- 1) 1979 Brian Mazone 20 1998 Andre Jacas 36 1984 Jim Westlund .857 (6-1 ) 1988 Chu ck Graham 20 1988 Andre Jacas 35 1982 Mike Newby .833 (5- 1) 1990 Robbie Rogers 20 1987 Kerry Dineen 33 1971 Dan Flanagan .813 (13-3) 1976 Josh Stepner 19 1994 John Wathan 30 1969 Chris Collins .800 (8 -2) 1993 Joe Lima 19 1999 Don Slater 26 1979 Gary Myron .786 ( I 1-3) 1969 Jamie McDonald 18 1980 Dave Pingree 25 199 1 Brian Mazone .786 ( I 1- 3) 1999 Bill Pinkham 18 198 1 Jeb Dougherty 21 1997 Glenn Godwin .778 ( 14-4) 1982 Ke vin Herde 18 1993 Mike McCoy 19 2000 Gary Myron .778 ( 14-4) 1971 Kevin Herde 18 1990 Travis Burgus .778 (7-2) 1993 Walks Andy Asaro 17 1982 Kevin G ray .778 (7-2) 1999 Sean Baron 17 1985 Dave Rolls 57 1988 Fewest Walks Dave Pingree 17 1993 Mike Saverino 54 1980 Greg Tomczyk 10 197 1 Dure! Carpenter 13 1967 Jeff Powers 17 1998 Doug Paul 50 198 1 Matt La Belle 11 1993 Steve Archambault 13 1970 Triples - Single Season Mike McCoy 50 2000 Bob Dunlap 12 1967 Chri s Collins 13 1992 John Mullen 8 1984 Ji m A lexander 47 1990 Robbie Rogers 8 1985 Tony Hodges 12 1975 Dan Giese 13 1998 Six players 7 Ted Bedillo 12 1980 I 26 20•1 T o rero Ba'Seball I San Diego Year-By-Year Statistical Leaders Batting Leaders - Batting Leaders At-Bats Hits Batting Average 1964 Ron Cady 13-+ 1964 John Baum garten 3-+ Ed Green 1965 Eel Green -+-+ 196-+ John Baumgarten .3 I 5 1983 Steve Sciacca .353 1965 Fred Carbone 1-+7 1966 Eel Green 53 1965 Eel Gree n .32 1 1984 Andre Jacas .350 1966 Fred Carbone 167 1967 Tom Thompson -+ 3 1966 Eel Gree n .323 1985 Paul Van Stone .3 05 1967 Tom Thompson 152 1968 John Wathan -+2 1967 Chu ck Rutl ed!!e .3 1-+ 1986 Da vid Jacas .369 1968 John Wathan 1-+ 8 1969 John Wathan -+ 8 1968 Tom Thomp s;n .286 1987 Robbie Rogers .373 1969 Da ve Gonza lez 1-+9 1970 John Wathan 6 1 1969 Joh n Wat han .Tl ! 1988 C hu ck Graha111 .400 1970 John Wathan 1-+2 197 1 K err y Dineen 78 197 0 John Wathan .-+ 30 1989 Chu ck Graha111 .359 197 1 Kerry Din een 186 1972 Kerr y Dineen 63 197 1 Kerry Din ee n .-+ 19 1990 Ri ck Doane .3 -+ 2 1972 Kerry Din een 160 1973 Kerry Din een 60 1972 Kerry Din ee n .39-+ 1991 Chad Boyd .:n .. 1973 Jim Willia111 s 1-+ 8 197-+ Ji111 Wil liams 56 1973 Kerry Dinee n All 1992 Kevin Herde .:1 .. 0 197 -+ Ji 111 Willia111 s 140 1975 Ted Sc hu ltz -+9 197-+ Jim Wil liam s .-+00 1993 Josh Stepner ..386 1975 Paul Mendes 143 1976 Pau l Mendes 5 1 1975 Teel Schultz .3 50 199-+ Josh Stepn er 3-+0 197 6 Brian Bullas 145 1977 Hank As hworth 5 1 1976 Paul Mendes .375 1995 Matt Ku ses ki .3 I 8 1977 Hank As hworth 1-+ 7 1978 Paul Mendes 6 1 1977 Hank Ashworth .347 1996 Jeb Doughert y .3-+8 1978 Paul Mendes 189 1979 Don Slater 7-+ 1978 Da ve Bu chanan .325 1997 Jeb Doughert y .35 1 1979 Don Slater 196 1980 Mike Sa ve rin o 63 1979 Don Sl ater .378 1998 Kev in Reese .379 1980 Don Slater 2 10 198 1 John Mullen 68 1980 Mike Sa ve rino .323 1999 Kev in Reese .372 198 1 John Mullen 203 1982 And y Asaro 59 198 1 Bil l P inkham .344 2000 Kev in Reese .385 1982 And y Asaro 195 Pau l Van Stone 1982 Pau l Van Stone .362 1983 John Mull en 168 1983 John Mullen 59 1984 Da vid Jacas 2 14 1984 Andre Jacas 70 Home Runs RBI 1985 Paul Van Stone 203 1985 Paul Van Stone 62 1964 Ron Cady 3 1964 John Baumgart en 20 1986 David Jacas 203 1986 Da vid Jams 75 7 Dan Wilhe l111 1987 Mark Trafton 209 1987 Robbie Rogers 69 1965 Ron Cady een 35 1988 Mark Trafton 2 17 1988 Chuck Graha111 82 1966 Ed Green 5 1965 Ed Gr 1989 And y Robert s 184 1989 Andy Robert s 65 Dan Wilhel111 1966 Dan Wilhe l111 -+ I Chri s Stout 1990 Ri ck Doane 65 1967 Chuck Rut ledge 6 1967 Ri ck Baker 25 1990 Da ve Pingree 206 199 1 Chad Boyd 6 1 1968 To111 Thompson 5 1968 To111 Thompso n 27 199 1 Da ve Pingree 206 Kevin Herde 1969 Steve Baj o 4 1969 John Wathan 3-+ 1992 Kevin Herde 194 1992 Kevin He rcl e 66 1970 Steve Bajo -+ 1970 John Wathan 39 1993 Larry Will iams 209 1993 Kevin He rcl e 73 Ken K insman 197 1 Mel Arn erich 37 1994 Larry Willia111 s 2 13 1994 Josh Stepner 72 1971 Steve Baj o 7 1972 Mel Arn eri ch 25 1995 Larry Williams 206 1995 Larry Willia111 s 60 1972 Steve Baj o s Kerry Din een 1996 Jeb Doughert y 22 1 1996 Jeb Doughe rt y 77 Kerry Dineen 1973 Ji111 Willia111 s 32 1997 Jeb Doughert y 19 1 1997 Jeb Doughert y 67 1973 Ji111 Will iams -+ 1974 Ri ck Garner 29 1998 Jeff Po we rs 239 1998 Kevin Reese 88 1974 Bob Sve l111 oe -+ 1975 Teel Sc hult z 36 1999 Greg Sain 233 1999 Kevi n Reese 86 1975 Ted Sc hultz 6 1976 Jesse Martinez 3-+ 78 2000 Joe Lima 250 2000 Joe Li ma 1976 Paul Contreras 8 1977 Hank Ashworth 31 Runs 1977 Casey Clark 3 1978 Pau l Enge l -+I Da ve Bu chanan 1979 Jeff Tipton SI 1964 John Baumgarten 18 1983 John Mu ll en 34 1980 Andy Asaro 37 1965 Stephen DeSales 32 1984 Andre Jacas -+9 1978 Da ve Bu chanan 2 1966 Fred Carbone 41 1985 Dav id Ja cas 47 Dan Kos ic 198 1 Bi ll Pinkha111 59 1967 Tom Tho111p son 25 1986 Dav id Ja cas 56 Chu ck Man es 1982 And y Asaro 4-+ 1968 Rene Cha va l ie r 26 1987 Mark Trafton 59 1979 And y Asaro 6 Steve Sciacca 1969 John Wathan 34 1988 Mark Trafton 54 Jell Tipton 1983 Eri c Benn ett 28 1970 Da ve Gonzal ez 37 1989 Andy Roberts 38 198 0 Andy Asaro -+ 1984 Andre Jacas 32 197 1 Dave Gonzal ez 42 1990 Jim Alex ander -+ 5 198 1 Bill Pinkha111 9 1985 Paul Van Stone -+6 1 Dave Pingree 1972 Kerry Dineen 30 199 35 1982 And y Asaro 1986 Da ve Roll s 48 1973 Kerry Dineen 36 Chad Boy d s 1987 Sean Baron 1974 Ji 111 Wi llia111 s 38 1992 Tony Moeder 40 1983 Steve Sc iacca 6 56 1975 Ted Schult z 36 1993 Kevin Herde -+ 3 1984 And re Jacas 4 1988 Da ve Roll s 7 0 1976 Paul Mendes 42 1994 Larry Wil liams 43 1985 Mark Trafto n 8 1989 Chri s Stout 35 1977 Hank As hworth 3 1 1995 Larry Wil liam s 39 1986 Dave Roll s 13 1990 Kev in Hercle -+5 1978 Bi 11 Herberl e 43 1996 Jeb Dou ghert y 36 1987 Sean Baron 16 1991 Kev in Herde -+ 8 1979 Jaime Paredes 48 1997 Jeb Doughert y 40 1988 Dave Ro lls 18 1992 Kev in Herde -+ 4 1980 Mike Saverin o 55 1998 Kev in Reese 49 1989 Parri s Sorian ello 4 1993 Kev in Herde 46 1999 Kev in Reese 67 198 1 Bart Brainard 38 1990 Ri ck Doane 13 1994 Larry Wi ll iam s 49 1982 Andre Jacas 4 1 2000 Mike McCoy 64 199 1 Kev in Herde 8 1995 Brady Clark 36 RBI Percentage 1992 Tony Moeder 8 1996 Ton y Betancourt -+ 3 1993 Larry Wil liam s 13 1997 Tony Betancourt .\-+ 1973 Jim Wi llia ms .57 1 1 986 Da ve Rolls .593 1994 Larry Wil liam s 10 Brian Mazonc 1974 Ri ck Ga rner .483 1987 Sean Baron .683 1995 Brady C lark 7 1998 Kev in Reese -+6 1975 Ted Sc hultz .720 1988 Da ve Roll s .686 1996 Brock Marsh 8 1999 Greg Sain 66 1976 Paul Cont re ras .527 1989 Chri s Bwy .432 1997 Tony Betancourt 7 2000 K ev in Reese 66 1977 Daryl Dunn .525 1990 Ri ck Doane .524 1998 Kev in Reese 10 1978 Paul Engel .46 1 199 1 Ri ck Doane .54-+ 1999 Kev in Reese 16 1979 Andy Asaro .531 1992 Tony Moeder .603 2000 Kev in Reese 11 1980 Jami e McDonald .636 1993 Kevi n Herde .505 198 1 Bi ll Pinkha111 .562 1994 Larry Wi llia 111s .583 1982 Steve Sc iacca .484 1995 Larry Wi llia111 s .492 1983 Steve Sciacca .605 1996 Karl Schmidt .559 1984 Andre Jacas .432 1997 Br ian Mazone .493 1985 Paul Van Stone .554 1998 Kevin Reese .504 I 2001, 'To/retro Ba·seb'a 1II 27 I San Diego Year-By-Year Pitching Leaders

Appearances Innings Pitched ERA Strikeouts Wins 1964 John Pearce 15 1964 John Pearce 105.0 1964 John Pearce 2.56 1964 John Pearce 9 1 1964 John Pearce 7 1965 Pal Barry 22 1965 Pal Barry 117.0 1965 Pal Barry 4.86 1965 Pat Barry 86 1965 Pat Barry 6 Tom Stephenson 1966 Bob Ahe rn 21 1966 Bob Ahern 131.0 1966 Dure! Carpenter 3.30 1966 Dure! Carpenter 85 1966 Bob Ahern 11 1967 Bob Dunlap 14 69.0 1967 Dure! Carpenter 63 1967 Dure! Carpenter 1967 Dure! Carpenter 1.69 1967 Dure! Carpenter 1968 SLeve Da vis 24 1968 Steve Da vis 148 5 1968 Steve Da vis 12.0 1968 Steve Da vis 3. I 3 1968 Steve Davis 7 1969 Da ve Carpentier 18 1969 Gary Myron 88 1969 Gary Myron 105 0 1969 Gary Myron 1.03 1969 Gary Myron 11 Steve Da vis 19 1970 Gary Myron 108 1970 1970 Gary Myron 139.0 1970 Steve Archambau lt 2.30 1970 Gary Myron 9 S. Da vis. 1971 Gary Myron 139 1971 197 1 Gary Myron 162.0 197 1 Steve Da vis 1. 8 1 1971 Gary Myron 14 G.Myron 21 1972 Phil Bajo 68 1972 Phi l Bajo 140.0 1972 Ph il Bajo 2.96 1972 Phil Bajo 7 1972 Phil Bajo 20 1973 Phil Bajo 77 1973 Phil Bajo 119.0 1973 Ph il Bajo 2. 66 1973 Dub Rubens 6 1973 Duh Rubens 22 1974 Mike Wagner 81 1974 Mike Wagner 96.0 1974 Phil Bajo 3.52 1974 Ph il Bajo 8 197-+ Phil Baj o 19 1975 Bill Bright 50 Mike Wagner 1975 Dan Flanagan 93.0 1975 Tony Hodges 22 1975 Dan Flanaga n 3.29 1976 Dan Flanagan 55 1975 Dan Flanagan 6 1976 Dan Flan agan 18 1976 Dan Flanagan 109.0 1976 Marty Bell 1.60 1977 Bil l Armstrong 62 1976 Dan Flanagan 13 1977 Tim Ronan. 1977 Dan Flanagan 99.2 1977 Tim Ronan 2.88 1978 Dan Flanaga n 60 1977 Dan Flanagan 9 Bi ll Arm stron g. 1978 Dan Flanagan 122 .0 1978 Jim Dea ve r 348 1979 Marty Bell 49 197 8 Dan Flanagan 10 Jim Deaver 16 1979 Tim Ronan 79.2 1979 Many Sturgeon 2.57 1980 Greg McSparran 91 1979 Tim Ronan 8 1978 Jim Mell os 3 1 1980 GregMcS parran l.+7.1 1980 K ev in McCarthy 2.86 198 1 Al Brehm 51 1980 Greg McSparran 12 1979 Tim Ronan 20 1981 Torn Tereschuk 107. 1 198 1 Jamie McDonald 4.76 1982 Glenn Godwin 142 198 1 Tom Tereschuk 9 1980 Greg McS parran 9 1982 Glenn Godwin 148 .0 1982 Gl enn Godwin 2.92 1983 Ru ss Applegate 5 1 1982 Glenn Godwin 14 1983 Ru ss Applegate 5 1981 Torn Tereschuk 26 1983 Ru ss Applegate I I I. I 1984 Greg Bertrand 76 1983 Casey Morales 4.20 Mike Faze kas 1982 Glenn Godw in 2 1 1985 Greg Bertrand 73 1984 Russ Applegate 116.1 1984 Ru ss Applegate 3.56 1984 Greg Bertrand 7 Mike Fazekas 19 1986 Torn Sizer 74 1983 1985 Greg Bertrand 98.0 1985 Mark Ha wbl it ze l 3.88 1985 Greg Bertrand 4 Ru ss App legate 1986 Tom Si zer 1 36. 1 1986 Torn Sizer 3.43 1987 Loui s Skertich 6 1 Tom Sey ler 1984 Ru ss App legate 22 1987 Loui s Skerti ch 94.2 1987 Dan New man 4.71 1988 James Ferguson 48 Mark Hawblit ze l 1985 Greg Bertrand 22 1989 J. Fergu son. 1988 James Ferguson 87.0 1988 James Fergu so n 2.90 1986 Torn Sizer 11 1986 Dan Newman 23 T. Batt il ega 40 1989 Pat Fit zs imons 96.1 1989 Pat Fitzsimons 3.46 1987 Jim We stlund 6 1987 Jim Westlund 35 1990 Tom Cheek 68 1990 Loui s Skerti ch 91 .1 1990 Loui s Skertich 3.84 Loui s Skertich 1988 Tony Battilega 27 199 1 Pat Cre ma 49 1988 James Fergu son 199 1 James Ferguson 89 0 6 1989 Bob Grandpre 26 199 1 Chris Colli ns 4.29 1992 Pat Crerna 72 Jim We stlund 1990 Tom Chee k 3 1992 Jeff Crane 116. 1 1992 Mike Saipe 3.53 1993 Mike Saipe 79 1989 Pat Fitzs imons 7 199 1 Chris Collins 27 1993 Mike Saipe 109.2 1993 Mike Saipe 3.69 1994 Mike Saipe 114 1990 Tom Cheek 7 1992 Ch ri s Collin s 19 199-+ Tra vis Burgus 1370 1994 Tra vis Burgu s 2.96 1995 Travi s Burgus 73 1991 Tom Cheek 6 Jeff Crane 1995 Tra vis Burgus 122.0 1995 Travis Burgus 2.58 1996 Brian Mazone 64 1992 Mike Saipe 8 1993 Chri s Coll in s 32 1996 Brian Mazone 98.2 1996 Brian Mazone 3.74 1997 Bart Miad ich 80 Jeff Crane 199.+ Mike Freeh ill 22 1997 Bart Miadich 98.2 1997 Mark Val lecorsa 2.86 1998 Mark Va\l ecorsa 68 1993 Chri s Collins 8 1995 Brian Sp ri nger 25 1998 Brian Mazone 123.2 1998 Mark Vall ecorsa 4. 18 Brian Mazone 68 Pat James 1994 Mike Saipe 10 1996 Brian Sprin ge r 33 1999 Mark Val lecorsa 120.2 1999 Mark Va\ lecorsa 71 1999 Kev in Gray 4.56 1995 Tra vis Burgus 10 1997 Br ian Spri nger 27 Jared Hemu s 85 2000 Ryan Hamilton 91 .0 2000 Jared Hemu s 3.62 2000 1996 Bart Miadich 7 Dan Giese 27 1998 1997 Bart Miad ich 8 1999 Mark Val lccorsa 26 1998 Brian Mazone 11 2000 Patrick Lucy 27 1999 Kevi n Gray 7 2000 Mike Amundson 6 Ryan Hamilton

r I I 1 · ~'Pr..:....,,-..;., yY [) J'J ...:,,,-..;.,I rl 011·ppuf£:_;1 - - Torero Baseball I 28 I USD Director of Athletics

Tom Iannacone is in hi s thirteenth year as Director of Athletics at the Un iversit y of San Diego. He was named Director of Athletics on September I, 1988 aft er h olding the same position the previous four years at St. Francis College of Pennsy lvani a. At US O, Iann acone directs an Athletic Department that includes sixteen NCAA Division I intercoll egiate varsit y teams, eight men's and e ight women's, plus intramurals and recreation. In the last twe lve years behind hi s direction and leadership, Torero Athletics has enjoyed successes both on and off th e playing fi eld. Hi s accomplishments at US O inc lu de an intern al reorgani zation of th e athl etic department, plus improve ments in the major areas of personnel, scholarship assistance, facilities, promotions and marketing, fund raising, drug educati on, academic support, and a uni versit y approved plan for scholarship support and sports sponsorship. In addition, he was in strumental in USO gaining membership to th e Pioneer Football League, which began play in 1993. He has served on th e I-AA Athletic Directors Association Executive Committee; and is past Chairman of the West Coast Con­ ference Athletics Directors Committee. During Iannacone's tenure, facilities at the USO Sports Center, along with all ath­ letic fields, have seen vast improvements. Improvements a t the Sports Center include complete renovations of both the north and south wings that added offices for administrators and coaches; additional locker rooms for women's basketball , volleyball and women's soccer; an athletic department conference room; and an academic support room. Torero Stadium, where football , men's and women's soccer compete, was widened to accommodate soccer, and added a state-of-the-art lighting system and scoreboard. The Softball Complex has benefitted with new dugouts, scoreboard, batting cages and additional seating. Addi­ tionally, The Canyon Field rece ived lighting and a complete renovation for intercollegiate practices and intramural use. This fall the Jenny Craig Pavilion, a new 5, I 00 seat multi-purpose facility, will open and be home for USO basketball and volleyball, and benefit the entire university community. On the playing fi elds, USO has sent twenty-eight teams to NCAA Tournaments s ince Iannacone's arrival in the Fall of 1988. Additionally, the school has captured ten conference championships; twenty-seven NCAA All-Americans; e ighteen CoSIDA/GTE Aca­ demic All-Americans; twenty-five conference Coaches of the Year; nineteen conference Players of the Year; and four West Coast Conference Scholar-Athletes of the Year. Besides having th e 1999 NCAA National Champion in women's tennis (Zuzana Lesenarova), the Torero athletic program came out on top of the WCC schools in terms of overall strength in 1999 (based on an unofficial scoring system produced by USO each season. For th e first time, the 1998-99 combined men's and women's athletics programs at USO ranked first in th e s tandings. Since 1988 the universi ty has been th e host site for NCAA Tournament events for women's volleyball, men's and women's soccer, and women's tenni s. Prior to USO, Iannacone built an impressive li st of credentials at St. Francis College as Director of Athletics between 1 984-87. Hi s major contribu­ tions included th e expansion of sports offerings and scholarships for both men and women, improved budgets, renovation of athl etic facilities, the hiring of ad­ ditional staff, and the establishment of a master plan for the future and continual development of athl eti cs. H e served on several committees, most notably the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference ( ECAC) Infractions committee and the Northeast Conference committee on conference development. He served as assistant Directo r of Athletics at Fordham Uni versity be­ tween 1977-84. Along with hi s administrati ve duties, he was assistant football coach for the Rams. Between 1975-78, he acted as offensive coordinator and backfield coach as Fordham captured 19 victori es in their fin al 24 games during thi s s pan. The '77 squad was and remain s the hi ghest scoring team in Fordham hi story, averaging 34 points per game. In 1983 he was presented th e prestigious Jack Coffey Award by the Alumni Associati on for hi s outstanding contributions to Fordham athl eti cs. H e also served on vari ous Metro Atlantic Athletic Confer­ ence committees. Prior to Fordham, Iannacone taught physical education and coached track and fi eld , and football in Connecti cut Public School Districts from 1964-76. He made hi s coll egiate football coaching debut as an offensive backfield coach at Western Connecticut State Uni versity in 1974. A 1964 graduate of th e Uni ver­ sity of Connecticut, Iann acone received hi s master of sc ience degree in physical education from Southern Connecticut State Uni ve rsity in 1973. Tom and hi s wife, Cynthia, have three children: Tom Jr. , Jennifer and Eri c. All three are graduates of th e U ni versity of San Di ego. I 29 I USD Athletic Staff Dan Yourg Brian Fogarty, Associate AD for Associate Director of Athletics Athletic Development Associate Direc tor of Athl eti cs Da n Bri an Fogart y is in hi s fifth yearas US D' s Yourg has been a member of th e US O Athl et­ Associate Direc tor of Athl eti cs fo r Athl eti c ics Department since the fa ll of 1985. Development. He took over thi s post after Yourg oversees foo tball , baseball , me n's spending thirteen years as US D's head foo t­ basketball , golf, men's soccer, and men's and ball coach. He directed USD's foo tball pro- wo men's tenni s. In additi on, he is th e depart­ gram to eleven seasons of .500 or be tter records me nt li aiso n to US D's Financ ial Aid Office. and guided their move from the Di vision Ill ra nk s to th e NCAA I-AA Yourg received hi s Bac helor's (Sociology. 1980) and Mas ter's level in 1993 . (Soc ial Work , 1986) degrees fro m th e U ni ve rsit y of Wi sconsin , Hi s primary responsibilities are with fund rai sing, overseeing the where he was a nose guard on th e Badgers' foo tball team. Torero Athl eti c Associati on (T AA), and marketing and pro moti ons for the athl eti c department. He is in the third Dan and hi s wife Virgini a, a US O alumnus. are the parents of three year of directing the capital campaign for th e 5, I 00-seat J enn y C rai g Pav ili on. Brian sons, John . Tom and Mike. , who resides in the Scripps Ranch area of San Di ego, has fo ur children: Bridget (a recent graduate of US O), Joe, Coll een (a freshman at US O) and Megan.

Wendy Guthrie Renee Wiebe, Assistant AD for Associate Director of Athletics/ Marketing and Promotions Senior Woman Administrator Wendy enters her fi fth year on th e USO Renee Wiebe is in her fo urth year as As­ staff. An Associate Director of Athl eti cs and sistant Director of Athl eti cs fo r Mark eting and the Se ni or W oman Admini strator, thi s year Pro moti ons. She handl es Corporate Sponso r­ she w ill be th e Tourn ament Director fo r th e ships; coordinates game-day pro moti ons and WCC Basketball Tourn ament th at US O will host in March. spec ial events; oversees community outreach programs like th e In­ Guthrie is a 199 1 graduate of Whittier Coll ege (B.A. in Bu siness Adm.) where she competed on th e cross country team all fo ur years. ter-C ity Games; and is in volved with annu al fund ra isin g events fo r A two- time team captain , she was a fo ur-time team MVP and A II­ th e Sport s Banqu et, and Salute To Women's Athl eti cs . H er previous SC IAC se lec ti on. S he earn ed h er M aster's in Ph ys ical Ed ucati on experi ence in athleti cs was at th e Uni ve rsity of No rthern Iowa where with a conce ntration in Athl etic Ad mini stra ti on at Springfi eld Col­ she was Mark etin g and Pro moti ons Di rec tor from 1993-95. Pri or to lege in Massachu se tt s. After Sprin gfi eld. she held th e pos itio n of tha t she w as Pro moti•on s Assistant at th e U ni ve rsity of Flori da in Ass istant Direc tor of Ath le ti cs/SW A at St. Fra ncis Coll ege in Penn­ Gainesvill e. Flori da. sy lvania fo r one year. We ndy gained experience workin g with the She earned her Bac helor of Jo urn ali sm-Broadcast Sequ ence from Colorado Sport s Coun cil and th e US Olympi c Committee al the 1994 th e Uni ve rsit y of Missouri -Colum bia in May. 199 1. S he we nt on to US Olymp ic Fes ti va l in St. Loui s. Missouri . and was th e Direc tor of earn her Masters of Edu cation with an emphasis in Sports Ad mini s­ Awards Ceremoni es al th e 1995 Olymp ic Festi va l in Denve r. She tra ti on from Wi chita State U ni ve rsit y in August. 1993. also served in corp orate hospita lity at the 1996 Olympic Ga mes in Atl ant a. Ted Gosen Carolyn Greer Sports Information Director Head Athletic Trainer Ted Gosen is in hi s 19th year se rvin g as San Carolyn Greer enters her twe nt y-third year Diego's Director of Sport s In formati on. He as the Head Certifi ed Athl eti c Train er fo r the oversees publicity and pu bli cati ons fo r all Uni ve rsit y of San Di ego athl eti c de partment. US O Athl eti cs teams. in addition t o hos tin g She is assisted by Su zi Hi ggin s and Paul media at US O home events. H e is assisted by Si gnorelli . Meli ssa Turl ey. A 1975 gradu ate of San Di ego State Uni ve rsit y with a Bachelor In I 98 1 Ted received hi s Master· s of Sc ience degree in Sports of Arts degree in Phys ical Ed ucati on. Carol yn we nt on to earn her Admini strati on from St. Thomas Uni ve rsity in Mi ami . Fl ori da . A 1979 graduate of San Jose State Unive rs Mas ter·s in Sports Medicine in 1978. Over th e years she has taught it y. he earn ed hi s Bac helor of Science degree in Bu siness Admini strati on. In additi on to hi s SID classes in Sport s Med icine and had numerous arti cles publi shed in a duties. Ted isa member of the Coll ege Sports In fo rm ati on Direc tors va ri ety of journ als. She oversees sixteen interco ll egiate teams and of Ameri ca (CoS ID A): assists th e USO Hall of Fame Committee : is approx im ately 390 USO stu de nt-athl etes on a yearl y bas is. The athleti cs editor fo r 'V oices.' a uni ve rsit y pub I cai ti on th at is published Sport s Med icine staff provides inj ury preventi on. immedi ate care. six times a year: and teaches a bowlin g c lass through the USO and rehabilitation for uso·s intercoll egiate athl etes. rec reati on department. Thi s year he is chairing the 'Local Organiz­ Carolyn. and her hu sband Jeff. res ide in th e Pac ifi c Beach area of in g Committee' fo r the CoSIDA conve nti on that will be held in San San Di ego with th eir two boys. Da vid and Jaso n. Diego in Jul y. Ted and hi s w ife Terri . a 1983 US O gradu ate. reside in Poway with their fo ur daughters: K ati e. Coll ee n. Claire and Erin . I 30 2001 Ta'tl"ero Baselllall I USD Athletic Staff John Martin Carl Reed Director of Athletic Facilities Director of Jenny Craig Pavilion John Martin has been a member of the USO athletic staff since 1975. He was the school's first Carl Reed joined th e USO staff in Jul y. 2000 head women's vo ll eybal l coach. a post he held in the new positi on of Director of the Je nn y Craig th rouoh the 1989 season. and also oversaw th e Pavili on. Reed comes to USO from Cal Berke ley where Recre~tion Department. As vol leyball coach. he directed theToreros to three postseason appear­ he held the titl e of Assistant Sports Events Man­ ances. in cl uding a 4th place fini sh at the 1976 ager the past two years. A graduate of Saint Mary's AIA W Nationals. Coll ege (B.A. in Politi cs, '96: M.A. 111 Sports As Director of Athl eti c Facilities. Martin oversees all the sched­ Admini stration. '99), Reed also held athleti c department positi ons al Saint ulino. fi e ld maintenance and purchasing. The past few years he was the Mary's Coll ege and with the West Coast Conference. . dep;;.tment's key liason during the construction of the Je nny Craig Pavilion. Besides overseei ne all home athl eti c event s, Reed will he lp A oraduate of San Di ego State (B .A. & M. A. 111 Hi story), John oversee the management and marketing of the building to he lp bring in resides in En~i nitas with hi s wif; Jane. They have two children: Eliza, a outside events like concert s, trade-shows, etc. Carl resides in La Mesa. senior at USO, and son, Patri ck, a senior at San Dieguito High School. Cali fo rni a. Joel Morgan Chaundra Kohler, Events Manager Asst. Director of Athletic Facilities for Jenny Craig Pavilion Joel joined the US O athl eti c department Chandra Ko hler begins her first year a t staff in July, 2000 where he will assist John Mart111 USO in the new positio n of Events Manager with athletic faci lities. for the Je nny Craig Pav ili on. The past two years he served as a Graduate Kohle r comes to USO from the Univer­ Assistant at Gonzaga Uni ve rsity where he earn ed s ity of De nver w here s he was the Assistant hi s Master of Arts Degree in Athletic Admini stra­ Directo r of F acilities a nd Operations for ti on. Joel has participated in event management the Diane L. Ritc hie Cente r. She earne d he r duties for such contests as the NCAA Wrestling Championships, NCAA maste r's degree from Bowling Green Stale Universit y in . Sports Men's Gymnastic Championships, and Big Ten Tennis Championships. Administrati o n a nd he r bachelo r's degree fro m Central M1 c h1 gan Joel also obtained experi ence as an administrator for the 1999 NCAA Elite Univers ity in Sports M e dicine. . Eight and 2000 Sweet Sixteen Men's Basketball Tournaments. ~ Joel obtain ed hi s Bachelor o f Science degree in Sports Manage- Chandra and he r husband, Mike, reside in San Diego. ment from the Uni versit y of Iowa in 1997. Joel an~d hi s wife. Erin, reside in Mi ssion Vall ey. Mike Matoso Shaney Fink Compliance Coordinator Academic Support Coordinator Mike Matoso is in hi s first season as USD's Shaney F ink begins he r first year as Compli ance Coordinator, and second year with th e USD 's Academic Support Coord ina to r. She USO staff. Last season he was the Academic Sup­ takes over fo r Mike Matoso, w ho m oves into port Coordin ator. the newly create d position o f Comp! iance Prior to US O, he spent three years as the Coordina tor. Academic Counselor at USC where he was in ­ Thi s past year she was on the Torero voll ey- volved with the footba ll , baseball , women's soc­ ball coachin g staff as a first year assistant. helpin g cer, swimming and voll eyball programs. Prior to USC, Mike served as the the Toreros to a 23-6 record and second round finish in th e NCAA Tourna­ Academic Advisor for all 18 intercollegiate programs for Cal Pol y San ment. Pri or to USO she gain ed coaching experience at th e hi gh school. Luis Obispo fo r two years. He earn ed both hi s B.S. degree in Physical coll ege and international levels fo r four years. She capped off a ste llar Educati on ( 1993) and M.A. in Educati on, Counsel in g ( 1994) from Cal Poly. coll egiate career ( 1990-93) at Cal Berke ley and won selecti on to the A ll ­ He was also a starting pitcher for the Mustangs baseball team that fini shed Pac Decade Team. 2"'' in the Division II Coll ege World Series. Mike and hi s wife, Kell y, to Fink completed her B.A., graduatin g with honors in Social Sci­ reside in Carlsbad with their newborn daughter, Abigail. ence from Berkeley in 1994. Marc Meeker, Dir. of JCP Fitness Center/Asst. Strength Coach Andie Clover Athletic Ticket Manager Marc Meeker, a nati ve of Upper Sandusky , O hi o, joi ned the US O staff in August, 2000 as th e director of the Jenny Craig Pavili on Fitness Cen­ Andi e is in her first year as Athl eti c Ticket ter, and Assistant Strength & Conditi onin g Coach. Manager at th e Uni versi ty o f San Di ego. Prior to USO, Marc served as the Assistant She came to San Di ego from th e Uni ve rsit y Strength and Conditioning Coach at North Dakota of Minnesota in Minneapo li s, Minnesota where State Uni versity she was the Assistant Ticket Manager and worked He a lso gain ed experience at Eastern Mi chi gan State ( 1997) and in the ti cket offi ce sin ce 1993. as an intern at the United States Olympic Training Center in San Di ego She earn ed her Bachelor o f Science degree in Kinesio logy with ( 1996). A 1996 graduate o f Bowling Green State Universit y where he an e mphas is in Sports Management from the Uni versit y o f Minnesota in earn ed hi s B.S. degree in Ed ucati on (Exerc ise Speciali st), Meeker was a December, 1996. student strength coach there from 1994-96. Meeker is certified by the National Strength and Conditi oning Associati on, and is also a level one U.S. Weightlifting Coach. I 31 I Torero Athletic Department

Gary Becker Dean Woodward John Cunningham Suzi Higgins Paul Signorelli Dir., Intramural s/Rec. Asst. Intramural Dir. Transportati on Dir. Ass t. Athleti c Trainer Ass t. Athl eti c Tra iner

Georgia Gordon Joan Wolf Pauline Thonnard Amber Myrick Mary Johnson Admini strati ve Asst. Administrati ve Asst. Administrati ve Asst. Admini strati ve Ass t. Dir. of Summer Camps

Kathy Marpe Brad Holland Kevin McGarry Jennifer Petrie Rich Cota Wo men ·s Basketball Men's Basketball Footb all Voll eyball Cross Country

Seamus McFadden John Cossaboon Tom Hagedorn Sherri Stephens Frank Cates Men ·s Soccer Women's Soccer Men ·s Tenni s Women ·s Tenni s Gol f

., .."::I> ;r Li n Adams Brooks Dagman Leeanne Crain Mike Keeler Adam Carney So ft ba ll Me n·s Crew Wom en's Crew Swimming/Di ving Student Asst. SID I 32 2001 Toirrera B/aseball I USD Support Services USD Academic Support Shaney Fink is in hi s first year as Coordin ator of Athl eti c USD All-Academic Honor Roll Academic Support at the Uni versity of San Diego. West Coast Conference The USO Athletic Academic Support Program is designed to All Academic Team Chad Boyd. Business assist and moti va te student-athletes in th eir journ ey and progress Joe Lima, Business, 2000 1993: 1992 towards th eir academi c goals. and ultimately graduati on. The Geoff Babbitt. Accounting Kev in Herde. Bu sin ess primary objec ti ve is to improve th e student-athletes· study skills. 1999 1993: 1992 support them in th eir academic work. and encourage scho las ti c Zach Kouk os. Busin ess Eric Morton. Mathematics ac hi evement. It is essential that student-athl etes receive th e neces­ 1999 1993 sary academic assistance to continue normal progress toward a Mark Yall ecorsa . Accounting Jeff Crane. Business degree wh il e participating in at hl eti cs. 1999: 1998 1992: 1993 USO student-athl etes rece ive assistance through advisin g. Tony LoPresti. Philosophy progress reports. academic tutors. campus learning centers, such as 1998 wee Scholar-Athlete th e Logic, Math. and Writing Centers. and the Accelerated Study Jeb Dougherty. Business of the Year Program. The Accelerated Study Program provides a monitored. 1997: 1996: 1995 : 1994 Jacob Slania 1995 quiet area open onl y to the student-at hl etes to ensure qu ality study Jay Parks. MBA/Comp. Sci. time. These se rvi ces are ava il ab le to all USO studen t-athl etes. 1997: 1996: 1994 GTE Academic All-America David Romero. Int. Rel. Second Team " The greatest challenge to a Division I athlete is to 1995: 1994 Kev in Herd e. 1993 balance the demands of sport while taking full advantage of Jacob Slania. Economi cs David Roll s. 1988 the educational experience offered. The purpose of our pro­ 1995 Third Team gram is to assist student-athletes in meeting this challenge by Mike Freehill. Biology Robbie Rogers. 1987 offering tutoring, advising, mentoring and a quiet environ­ 1994 ment to study. The academic support program is designed to assist students in adjusting to life at USD and developing sound academic and career plans. By promoting a philosophy of individual responsibility, which encourages each student-ath­ lete to value their educational experience, the academic sup­ port program assists each athlete to realize their full poten- tial. " Shaney Fink

Torero Strength and Conditioning The USO strength and conditi oning program is currently under th e direc ti on of Marc Mee ker who is in hi s first year as assi stant Strength & Conditi oni ng Coach. and Fitness Director fo r the Jenny Craig Pa vil ion. The USO athletic department recogni zes th e need fo r all at hl etes of all sports to engage in a comp re hensive strength and condit ioning program. The US O strength and condi ti oning program has been designed to develop funct ional strengt h. speed. power and endurance. The de ve lopment of th ese physical attributes is in effective if th e at hl etes are not able to carry th em over to th e playin g fi eld. Ad hering to a properl y des igned program of strength training. condit io ning and nutrition can enabl e our men and wo men to become th e best poss ibl e at hl etes th ey can be. whil e simul - taneously red ucing th e in cidence of injury. The heart of the strength and condi ­ tioning program is th e US O Sports Center we ight room. It is open exclusively to student­ ath letes at spec ific tim es each day. The weight roo m contains 5.000 square feet of Olympic platfo rm s, free-weig hts. se lectorized machines. dum bbe lls and cardiovascular equipment. Stu­ de nt- athl etes will also have the lu xury of usi ng the new 3,800 sq uare foot fitn ess room in the Jenn y Craig Pavili on. USD student-athl etes rece ive int en­ sive in struction on proper we igh t tra in ing tech­ ni que; speed. power and agil it y development ; and sport-speci fie conditioning. Their strength and conditi oni ng programs are spec ifi c to th e nature of th eir sport or pos ition. Each ath lete is in dividu al ly monitored throughout th eir pro­ gram to ensure the greatest chance of at hl eti c progress. I 2001 Tore,ro Bas,eba.11 33 I San Diego is truly "America '.s Finest City. " A modern metropolis (second largest in California) a nd a popular year­ round resort, San D iego spreads fi'om th e coos! t o !h e desert, including cliff\ mesas, hills, canyons a nd va llers. San Diego also surrounds one of Califo rnia '.s grea/es/ natural harbors which has been a dominant factor in determining th e c ity '. s his1orr, economr and de11elop111 enl. Meteorologists claim San Diego as th e country's only area wi1h pe1f ec1 climate. Th is ideal year-ro und en viro nment pos/s an a rerage dartime lemperature of 70 degrees, with an annual rainfall a1 1era ge of less than JO inches. Most days are sunnr, 11 ·ith humidi!r generall_r low, e11en in th e summe1'. The clima/e, a {! racri, ·e seflin g and recreational f acilities make San Diego "A merica '.s Finest Citr. " According to Sports lllus1ra1ed, " For sheer numbers of par!icipants, diversit_1· ofpursuils ofinvolvemenl, San Diego must rank as th e sports fitness capital of th e U. S." Spor/s are a major f eature of th e San Diego lif estyle. One can sail, swim, surf, scuba dive, snorkel, wind-surf o n 70 miles of public beach or golf at any of the over 80 golf courses throughout the county. Balboa Park, a / , 158-acre recreation and cultural center, offers 25 ten­ nis courts, two gymnasiums, two municipal golf courses, a nd one of th e nation 's finest zoos. M ission Bay Park is a 4,600-acre plarground forjogging, fishing, bicycling, tennis, golf, j et ski­ ing a nd k ite flying. As well as participating in recreational activities, San Diego s upports th eir professional teams - th e NFL Chargers and th e National League Padres play at Qualcomm S1adium. During college fool ball bowl week, San Diego annually hosts the Holidm · Bowl. During 1998, Qualcomm Stadium hosted th e Super Bmrl game between Dem 1erand Green Bay, and th e World Series bet11 ·een San Diego a nd N ew York Ya nkees. Wh a1e ,·er sporting acti,·itr there is. it 's here in San Diego - th e spor/s capital of !h e U. S.A. SAN DIEGO HIGHLIGHTS ■ Balboa Park ■ San Diego Zoo ■ Wild Animal Park ■ Hall of Champions (sports museum) ■ San Diego Museum of Art ■ Old Town State Historical Park ■ Horton Plaza ■ Seaport Village ■ Sea World ■ Cabrillo National Monument ■ Mission Bay Park ■ Space and Science Museum A tradition of academic and athletic excellence.

The West Coast Conference was formed in 1952 to provide a convenient venue for five San Francisco Bay Area schools to compete in basketball. Since that modest beginning, the Conference has evolved and grown to become a nationally recognized and competitive force in intercollegiate athletics, w ith 13 league-sponsored sports: baseball; both men's and women's basketball, cross co untry, golf, soccer, and tennis; and women 's vo lleybal l and crew.

The eight wee members span the w estern co ast of the United States, from the pine forests of Eastern Washington, to the Columbia River Bas in, to the dynamic San Francisco Bay Area, to the sunny beaches of Southern California. The Conference is chara cterized by the stability of its membership - only two conferences have been together longer - and its unique emphasis on combining excellence in athletics with excellence in academics.

The Conference recognizes championships in each of its sports, has hosted NCAA championship events, and produced 33 NCAA individual or team champions. And, many outstanding wee student -athlet es have gone on to excel in professional sports.

The long and rich history of t he wee demonstrates that success in intercollegiate athletics can be built on t he foundation of values, character, and academics. . n' f the act10 . se part o

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WEST COAST CONFERENCE ♦ Seating for media is available behind home plate Mi chael Gil leran. Commissioner near the scorer·s table. Don Ott. Associate Commissioner Te resa Kuhn. Associate Commiss ione r Valerie Richardson. Asst. Co1n 111 iss io11c'r ♦ Media interested in interviewing e ither the Brad Walker. Dir. of Com111u 11 icatio11s James Dankie11·iu. P.R. Assistant coaches or players. or in attending practices. con­ Kim Ha y. Championships/M ark eti ng Asst. tact Ted Gosen at (6 19) 260-4745. I ::> OO Ba vhill Dri1 e. Suite 30::> San Bruno. CA 9.+066 (650) 87."\ -8 6::>::> ♦ Visit the USO athletic website fo r additio nal Fax (650 )87."\-7X.+6 USO baseball information at: http://sa.acusd.edu/ at hletics www.wccsports.co01 I 36 2001 To'lrel'O Baseb"a,lll I Torero Baseball Corporate Game Ball Sponsors

UC Riverside (Jan. 30) Portland (Mar. 10) Carl & G lori a Dav is: T.J .'s C ustom Flooring; Tod & Jane Mattox; Sol Vi sta Management Hawthorne Machinery Co. Barrett Family Ranch: San Francisco (April I) Sacramento State (Feb. 9) Ross Island Sand & Gravel Co.: Jeff & Cecilia; Barrett Famil y Ranch Business Valu ati ons Research: Mari on & Wes C urtis. a nd Wes C urtis Jr. Sacramento State (Feb. 10) Susan Pius San Diego State (April 17) The Law Firm o f D iaz Miron an d Associates: Portland (Mar. II) Fox & Turner Const ruction: Richard & Norma Wilson; Ross Island Sand & Gravel Co.: Sol Vi sta Management ; Le il a Dunn Clary; Barre tt Family Ranch Barrett Family Ranch: The Kowan Famil y; David Rex; Sacramento State (Feb. ll) Michael & S usan Bell ows Barry"s Athleti c Supply. Inc. Gaines Electric; Ronald J. Prast, C. P. A.; Purdue (Mar. 13) Loyola Marymount (April 20) Barrett Family Ranch Sol Vi sta Management Assael A utomoti ve Group: San Diego Baseball lnvitational (Feb. 16-18) Long Beach State (Mar. 20) Nadine & Grady Sain M artin-Martin, Inc.; T.J .'s C ustom Flooring: Loyola Marymount (April 21 ) eSolve In fo rmati on Technology, Inc.; In Memory of .. Dillon Bubba Herrera .. Marceline Riggs: Nadine & Grady Sain David Rex Pepperdine (Mar. 23) Loyola Marymount (A pril 22) Cal State Northridge (Feb. 25) Barrett Famil y Ranch; Ronald J. Prast, C.P.A. Progressive Concrete Works; National Capital Group. Inc. USC (April 30) Mike Dunn & Associates Pepperdine (Mar. 24) Sestino & D oug DeGrazia; Eastern Michigan (Mar. 4) Ameri can Value Properti es: Barrett Famil y Ranch: Assael Automo ti ve Group: Je ff & Cecilia Toby & Niki Herrera Trucking & Family: Bill and Glori a Cervenak: UC San Diego (Mar. 6) Nati onal Capital Group. Inc.: Sol Vista Management : Vulcan M ateri als Co. ; Total Travel Ex press Air Ex press Heating & Air Cond iti oning Hawthorne Machinery Co.; Pepperdine (Mar. 25) Saint Mary's (May II ) Ronald J. Prast, C.P. A.; Barrett Family Ranch: Ronald J. Prast. C.P.A.: The Sain Family Dav id Rex Nati onal Capit al Group. Inc. Saint Mary's (May 12) Portland (Mar. 9) UC LA (Mar. 27) The Bagley Famil y: Richard & Norma Wilson; Barrett Family Ranch: Assae l A utomoti ve Group: Ronald J. Prast. C.P.A.: Ross Island Sand & G ravel Co. Hawthorne Machinery Co.: The Marona Fami ly The Game Ball Sponsorship program for USD baseball is one your company or business wants to be involved with. For more information, please contact the USD Baseball Office at (619) 260-5953. A special thanks to all our Sponsors for the 2001 Year.

Cunningham Baseball Stadium (Renamed in 1988)

Capacity: 1,200 Surface: Natural Grass Field Dimensions: Left Field: 309' Left-Center: 375' Center: 395' Right-Center: 385' Right: 329'

USD Athletic Department Sponsors SUMMER AMERICAN AIRLINES MISSION VALLEY HILTON BASEBALL CAMP To Receive a free brochure, CITY RENT-A-CAR OLD TOWN INN call or write: USD SPORTS CAMPS CLOUD 9 SHUTTLE POWERBAR 5998 Alcala Park COCA COLA San Diego, CA 921110-2492 SAN DIEGO UNION-TRIBUNE (619) 260-4593 or MESA DISTRIBUTING CO., TOWN & COUNTRY RESORT (800) 991-1873, ext. 2 INC. Visit USD Summer Camps On WELLS FARGO The Web At: For information, call (619) 260-5917 http://camps.acusd.edu San Diego, California -- AMERICA 's FINEST CITY

San Diego is truly "America '.s Finest City." A modern metropolis ( second largest in California) and a popular year-round resort, San Diego spreads from the coast to the desert, including cliffs, mesas, hills, canyons and valleys. San Diego also surrounds one of California s g reatest natural harbors which has been a domi­ nant factor in determining the c ity '.s history, economy and develop­ ment. Meteorologists claim San Diego as th e country s only area with perfect climate. This ideal year-round en vironment posts an a1 •erage daytime temperature of 70 degrees, with an annual rain­ fall average of less than JO inches. Most days are sunny, with humidity generally low, even in the summe1: The climate, attrac­ ti1 ·e setting and recreational facilities make San Diego "Americas Finest City."

According to Sports 1//ustrnted. " For sli eer 11w11hers (~fpo rticiponts, di1 ·er­ sitr of pur.rnits of i111 ·oh·e111 e111 . Son Diego 11u1sr ro11k os t/1 e spor1.1· .f,r11 es.1· capitol (l the U.S." Sports are a 11wjorfeorure of the Son Diego lifestrle. One CCI II soil. s 11 ·i111. su1,l: scuba di1 ·e. snorkel. 1, ·i11d-sw f 0 11 70 111iles of JJub lic beoch or golf ot onr of tli e m ·er 80 golf courses throughout the count_,·. Bo/boa Park. a 1. 158-acre recreation and cu/rum/ cenre,: offers 25 tennis courts. 11, ·o g ,·11111asiu 111s. 111 ·0 111u11iciJJol golf courses. and one of'rl, e nation \-_finest :oos. Mission Bar Park is Cl '-1.600-acre p!C1rgrou 11 d for jogging. ft.1/1 i11 g. bicrcli11 g. tennis. golf: jet skiing C1 11d kiteJ!ri11 g. As well as parricipating in recreational acti l' ities, San Diego supports rheir p rofessional teams - the NFL Chargers and the National League Padres play at Qualcomm Sradiurn. During college football San Diego Padres, bowl week, San D iego ann ual/_,· National League hosts the Holida,· Bowl. During 1998. Qualcomm Stadium hosted rh e Champions, Super Bowl game ben veen Denver 1998, 1984 and Green Bar. and more recentlr rhe 1998 World Series between the San Diego Chargers San Diego Padres and rhe Ne 11 · York AFC Champions, 1994 Yo 11kees. Whate l'er sporri11 g actil'­ ir_,· there is, its here in San Diego - th e Sporrs Capital of' the U.S.A. () \\ OPPO'\F I l'I\11 l>\l'F OPPO'\EVI' Tl\ll~ Sat. ALUMNI GAME 1:00 pm Mar. 27 UCLA 2:00 pm Sat. CETYS# 1:00 pm Mar. 30 SAN FRANCISCO * 2:00 pm Tue. UC RI VERSIDE 2:00 pm Mar. 31 SAN FRANCISCO * 1:00 pm h1 c, C I p,,11 'i 011 pm Apr. l SAN FRANCISCO * 1:00 pm s, t I h , <, C i l'()I\ 1111 pn \pr <, (c (H)ll/~U..!.a ,·()O pill St 11 I L'h ( I i'()I\ I 00 p 1 \pi 7 (a (ion1aCa I 00 pm Fri. Feb.9 SACRAMENTO STATE 2:00 pm Sun \pr X (a ( ion;a;a I 00 Jllll Sat. Feb. JO SACRAMENTO STATE 1:00 pm I In \pr 12 (a Sant.i ('Iara 7 00 pm Sun. Feb. 11 SACRAMENTO STATE 1:00 pm I 1 \p1 I , (, Santa Clara 7 00 pm I I ·h I , l ( RI r I I, I < S l)S l 0:()() Jill S;1t \pr I-+ ~ ',anta ( 'Iara I 00 pm s, .. l,h ()I .. I j()]1,.\ SDSl ) ()() p, 1 Tue. Apr. 17 SAN DIEGO STATE 3:00 pm Sui I ,h I~ l,\.t,ILLl~•~ Sl)Sl• I:' unn Fri. Apr. 20 LM U * 3:00 pm It ' I ,1, 0 0 ~ l C R•\c·r,1dL' , (Ill p111 Sat. Apr. 21 LM U* 1:00 pm I 1 I h '' (S'-:,,1tl 1d•L' ) ,op 1 Sun. Apr. 22 LMU * 1:00 pm S,1t I l h ) ( s \,()rtl id l I IHI ,11 I u, \pr 1 (p '-;;111 DiL'>.!O State 6:00 Jllll Sun. Feb. 25 CS NORTHRIDGE 1:00 pm ',at \pr 'S (, l'cppcrJ111c 11 I 12:00 pm lu I l I , l SC 'i Oil pl Sun \pr 2'! (, l\:ppndine I 00 pm Fri. Mar.2 EASTERN MICHIGAN 2:00 pm Mon. Apr. 30 USC 3:00 pm Sat \ I 1r , I \IICHIC,\ 1<, l('SI) I :00 pm h1 \Li\ (u i'Prtlaml , ()() pm Sun. Mar.4 EASTERN MICHIGAN 11 :00 am Sat \Lti 'i (, l'ortland t21 11 00 am Tue. Mar. 6 UC SAN DI EGO 2:00 pm l'u, \la\ S ~ I .oil>! Beach State 'i ()'i pm Fri. Mar. 9 PORTLAND * 2:00 pm Fri. Ma·y 11 SAINT MARY'S * 3:00 pm Sat. Mar. lO PORTLAND * 1:00 pm Sat. May 12 SAI NT MARY'S * 1:00 pm Sun. Mar. 11 PORTLAND * 1:00 pm Sun. May 13 SAINT MARY 'S * 1:00 pm n,e. Mar. 13 PU RDUE 2:00 pm I', \b\ IS21l \\Cc Pl.1\or1s TB\ In \I I I(\ Saint \Ian , '·OO pm I S \lai '-+ 2~ \,( \ \ R,->.!ionab 18\ S;1t \J.u I (, Su ll \lat\ , I IXl pm rt1u1 \Lt\ , I \,(' \ \ Super R,g1011a1' rn \ Su11. \I 1r Is (, Sant \Jar\, l:IXl pm Sun Jun~ , Tue. Mar. 20 LONG BEACH STATE 2:30 pm San Di,>.!o HOME GAMES in BOLD CAPITALS Fri. Mar. 23 PEPPERDINE * 2:00 pm pla~ed ;;t Cunningham Ba,ehall '>tadtum I 1.200): Sat. Mar.24 PEPPERDINE * 1:00 pm + denl\tc·, ',an Die>.!ll Ba,ehall lm1tat1onal ((n Ton\ G'-\nn Stadium) Sun. Mar.25 PEPPERDJNE * 1:00 pm \\e,t ( oa,t Cont'cr,nce game: (2) denote, douhl-,hea,kr t ~ University of £an Diego