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BASEBALL @GCUBaseball SERIES RELEASE @gcubaseball Josh Hauser, Assistant Director of Athletic Communications · Office: (602) 639-8328 · Cell: (503) 734-8587· E-mail: [email protected] GRAND CANYON WICHITA STATE 2017 SCHEDULE & RESULTS V (2-1 OVR / 0-0 WAC / 2-1 H / 0-0 A / 0-0 N) LOPES S SHOCKERS Feb. 17 22/NR Oklahoma State W 6-1 (2-1, 0-0 WAC) (3-0, 0-0 MVC) Feb. 19 22/NR Oklahoma State (CW6) L 5-6 Feb. 20 22/NR Oklahoma State W 4-0 FEB. 24-26 | ECK STADIUM (7,851) | WICHITA, KAN. Feb. 22 at Arizona Diamondbacks ^ L 1-9 Jake Wong (R) Degan Harte (R) Jake Repavich (L) Feb. 24 at Wichita State 2 p.m. 1-0, 0.00 ERA 0-1, 3.00 ERA 1-0, 0.00 ERA Feb. 25 at Wichita State 1 p.m. #6 | So. | Chandler, Ariz. #26 | Jr. | Glendale, Ariz. #16 | Jr. | Vail, Ariz. Feb. 26 at Wichita State 12 p.m. March 3 at Saint Mary’s 3 p.m. Willie Schwanke (R) Cody Tyler (L) TBA March 4 at Saint Mary’s 2 p.m. 1-0, 4.50 ERA 1-0, 1.80 ERA -- GAME ONE March 5 at Saint Mary’s 2 p.m. GAME TWO #6 | R-Sr. | Frisco, Texas #39 | R-Jr. | Terrell, Texas GAME THREE #-- | -- | -- March 10 San Francisco 7 p.m. N 2:00 p.m. MST | ESPN3 N 1:00 p.m. MST | ESPN3 N 12:00 p.m. MST | Cox7 Arizona / ESPN3 March 11 San Francisco 2 p.m. March 12 San Francisco 1 p.m. March 14 at UNLV 6:05 p.m. SERIES HISTORY AT A GLANCE March 15 at UNLV 2:05 p.m. March 17 at Pepperdine 3 p.m. Grand Canyon vs. Wichita State » The Lopes take to the road for the first weekend series of RV/NR » 8 previous meetings, dating back to 1981. the season, matching up with Wichita State for the first March 18 vs. Long Beach State (N) 3 p.m. March 19 at Pepperdine 1 p.m. » Overall: 2-6 (Home: 2-3, Away: 0-2, Neutral: 0-1) time since 1995. March 21 at RV/NR New Mexico 5:30 p.m. » Last time: Wichita State def. GCU 5-1 in Honolulu on 3/27/95 » Wichita State is coming off of a three-game sweep against March 22 at RV/NR New Mexico 12 p.m. » Streak: Wichita State, won 3 reigning WAC Tournament champion, Utah Valley. March 24 CSU Bakersfield * 7 p.m. PROJECTED STARTERS » The highlights for each team’s opening weekend were March 25 CSU Bakersfield * 2 p.m. varied, with the Shockers getting it done offensively and March 26 CSU Bakersfield * 12 p.m. 15/19 by number of starts, last 10 games the Lopes relying on strong pitching. March 29 at Arizona 6 p.m. March 31 Northern Colorado * 7 p.m. 11 Pavlica » All-time, GCU is 9-9 against current Missouri Valley April 1 Northern Colorado * 2 p.m. schools (1-0 vs. Bradley, 0-1 vs. Southern Illinois, 6-2 vs. 4 Quiggle 7 Schwartz April 2 Northern Colorado * 12 p.m. Dallas Baptist, 2-6 vs. Wichita State). April 4 at RV/NR Arkansas 4:35 p.m. 2 Bull 5 Wyatt » GCU has won its road opener in two of three seasons since April 5 at RV/NR Arkansas 1:05 p.m. 13 Malis 9 Evans returning to Division I in 2014. The Lopes defeated San April 7 at Sacramento State * 6 p.m. Francisco last year and Cal Poly in 2015. April 8 at Sacramento State * 6 p.m. April 9 at Sacramento State * 12 p.m. Designated Hitter » The Lopes went 0-1-1 in the state of Kansas last season. 15/19 40 Lerouge April 11 Arizona (CW6) 7 p.m. April 13 at Chicago State * 4 p.m. C Barnes LAST TIME OUT April 14 at Chicago State * 1 p.m. STAT COMPARISON » Grand Canyon went toe-to-toe with none other than the April 15 at Chicago State * 10 a.m. Arizona Diamondbacks, unofficially kicking off MLB Spring April 21 UT Rio Grande Valley * 7 p.m. CATEGORY Training. The Lopes fell 9-1 in the exhibition. April 22 UT Rio Grande Valley * 2 p.m. » In previous regular season action, the Lopes took a three- April 23 UT Rio Grande Valley * 12 p.m. 2-1 W-L 3-0 April 25 Kansas 7 p.m. game series from No. 22 Oklahoma State, 2-1. April 26 Kansas 7 p.m. OFFENSE » GCU outscored the Cowboys 15-7 and out-hit OSU 30-20. April 28 at New Mexico State * TBA .297 AVG .313 » Grand Canyon knocked around preseason All-American April 29 at New Mexico State * TBA .416 SLUG .505 Tyler Buffett for eight hits and five earned runs in the April 30 at New Mexico State * TBA RV/NR .330 OBP .405 opener. He was removed from the game after 4.0 innings. May 5 Seattle U * 7 p.m. RV/NR 5.0 RUNS (AVG) 8.7 May 6 Seattle U * 2 p.m. » The starting pitching staff of the Lopes dominated the May 7 RV/NR Seattle U * 12 p.m. 10.0 HITS (AVG) 10.3 Cowboys, a 2016 CWS participant. Wong (Fri), Harte (Sun) May 9 San José State 7 p.m. 2 HR 3 and Repavich (Sun) totaled 18.0 innings, allowing just 10 May 10 San José State 7 p.m. 10.0 SO (AVG) 5.7 hits and 2 earned runs while striking out 20. May 12 at Utah Valley * 5 p.m. 1.3 BB (AVG) 5.0 WHAT’S NEXT May 13 at Utah Valley * 5 p.m. 2 SB 2 May 14 at Utah Valley * 11 a.m. » Following the first road series of the season, GCU briefly May 18 at UC Davis 2 p.m. PITCHING May 19 at UC Davis 1 p.m. 2.00 ERA 3.00 returns home before taking to the road once again for a three-game series at 2016 NCAA Tournament participant, May 20 at UC Davis 1 p.m. 9.0 SO (AVG) 6.7 Saint Mary’s in Moraga, Calif. * Denotes WAC games Home games in bold .204 OPP AVG .227 All times listed in Arizona Time (MST) » The Lopes then return home to Brazell Stadium to host ^ D-Backs Collegiate Baseball Series at Salt River Fields FIELDING San Francisco beginning March 10. .964 FLD% .974 Rankings listed in format (USA Today Coaches / D1Baseball) ‹ 1 › BASEBALL // MEDIA INFORMATION vs. SUMMED UP LAST THREE GAMES Current placing T-2nd FRIDAY, FEB. 17 - GM 1 SUNDAY, FEB. 19 - GM 2 MONDAY, FEB. 20 - GM 3 Current streak W-1 WONG LEADS LOPES IN DEFEAT OF GCU’S LATE RALLY FALLS GCU PITCHING LIFTS LOPES OVER Longest winning streak 1 game NO. 22 OKLAHOMA STATE ONE RUN SHY NO. 22 COWBOYS Longest losing streak 1 game R H E R H E R H E Overall series 1-0 Oklahoma State 1 4 1 Oklahoma State 6 9 2 Oklahoma State 0 7 1 Home series 1-0 Grand Canyon 6 12 1 Grand Canyon 5 10 2 Grand Canyon 4 8 1 W - Wong (1-0) | L - Buffett (0-1) W - Elliott (1-0) | L - Harte (0-1) W - Repavich (1-0) | L - Teel (0-1) Away series 0-0 S - Franks (1) S - Battenfield (1) Sweeps 0-0 Last 5 2-1 TO THE MEDIA INJURY INFORMATION Last 10 2-1 Series openers 1-0 The Grand Canyon Athletics Department is served by Grand Canyon University athletics will abide by HIPAA a communications office staff that works diligently to - a federal privacy act with regard to the release of in- Series finales 1-0 promote the individual and team accomplishments of jury information. 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Ballpark Location: Southwest edge of campus TYPICAL HOME GAME MEDIA SERVICES ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Parking: » Pre-game notes packets Baseball Contact Josh Hauser Available in Halo garage, enter at 35th Ave., turn right » Pre-game lineups and post-game statistics Email [email protected] » A running play-by-play Office Phone (602) 639-8328 CREDENTIALS » Game programs Cell Phone (503) 734-8587 All members of the office follow the guidelines set » Statistical monitors are provided to the TV and forth by the NCAA and the Western Athletic Confer- radio broadcasts based on availability. The media is ence (WAC) in governing the issuance of credentials. encouraged to follow live statistics online through UNIVERSITY INFORMATION All credential requests should be submitted to the StatBroadcast (GCUstats.com). School Grand Canyon University sport contacts. Location Phoenix, Ariz. 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