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KLEIN FAMILY FIELD- OPENED APRIL 18, 2006 13 Vs PACIFIC BASEBALL 2021 Schedule and Results Overall: 11-25 (.306) WHAT’S ON DECK SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS Home: 5-8 | Away: 6-17 | Neutral: 0-0 WCC: 1-11 (.083) @PACIFICBASEBALL February 19 at California ---- L, 4-3 20 at California ---- W, 6-3 @PACIFICBASEBALL 21 vs. California WCCN W, 5-2 22 vs. California WCCN W, 7-6 25 at Sacramento State Postponed 3:00 pm 26 vs. Sacramento State Postponed 5:00 pm @PACIFICBASEBALL 27 at Sacramento State Postponed 2:00 pm 28 at Sacramento State Postponed 1:00 pm March 1 at Sacramento State WAC Network L, 8-5 5 at CSU Bakersfield ESPN3 W, 12-4 6 at CSU Bakersfield (DH) ESPN3 W, 8-5 6 at CSU Bakersifeld (DH) ESPN3 L, 10-9 7 at CSU Bakersfield ESPN3 L, 2-1 12 vs. Saint Mary’s WCCN L, 3-1 KLEIN FAMILY FIELD- OPENED APRIL 18, 2006 13 vs. Saint Mary’s (DH) WCCN L, 3-4, 13 vs. Saint Mary’s (DH) WCCN L, 4-5 14 at Saint Mary’s WCCN W, 7-5 17 vs. Fresno State WCCN W, 3-2 19 vs. Portland* WCCN L, 12-2 20 vs. Portland* WCCN L, 9-3 21 vs. Portland* WCCN L, 18-5 24 at Fresno State Stadium L, 5-4 26 at San Diego* WCCN L, 3-1 27 at San Diego* WCCN L, 15-3, 28 at San Diego* WCCN L, 5-1 April 1 at Gonzaga* WCCN L, 9-0 2 at Gonzaga* WCCN L, 6-0 3 at Gonzaga* WCCN L, 2-1 Friday, Apr. 30 Saturday, May 1 Sunday, May 2 Friday, May 7 7 at Fresno State Stadium W, 14-10 8 at UNLV YouTube L, 8-4 vs. San Francisco vs. San Francisco vs. San Francisco at Santa Clara 9 vs. Pepperdine* WCCN Postponed 9 at UNLV YouTube L, 3-2 Stephen Schott Stadium 10 vs. Pepperdine* WCCN Postponed Klein Family Field Klein Family Field Klein Family Field 10 at UNLV YouTube L, 10-0 11 vs. Pepperdine* WCCN Postponed Stockton, California Stockton, California Stockton, California Santa Clara, California 14 at #20 Stanford Stanford LS L, 2-0 16 vs. Long Beach State WCCN L, 3-2 Time - 6:00 pm PST Time - 5:00 pm PST Time - 1:00 pm PST Time - 3:00 pm PST 17 vs. Long Beach State WCCN W, 17-12 18 vs. Long Beach State WCC L, 28-10 21 vs. Stanford WCCN Canceled 23 at Saint Mary’s* WCCN W, 9-4 HEAD COACH 24 at Saint Mary’s* (DH) WCCN L, 3-2 (F/10) PACIFIC QUICK FACTS 24 at Saint Mary’s* (DH) WCCN L, 3-2 Chris Rodriguez 28 vs. #18 Stanford WCCN W, 15-12 30 vs. San Francisco* WCCN 6:00 pm Second Season Location Stockton, Calif. Nickname Tigers May Stanislaus St. (2007) 1 vs. San Francisco* WCCN 5:00 pm Colors Orange and Black 2 vs. San Francisco* WCCN 1:00 pm 7 at Santa Clara* WCCN 6:00 PM Email Affiliation NCAA Division I 8 at Santa Clara* WCCN 1:00 PM [email protected] Conference West Coast Conference 9 at Santa Clara* WCCN 12:00 PM 13 vs. BYU* WCCN 6:00 PM Founded 1851 14 vs. BYU* WCCN 6:00 PM 15 vs. BYU* WCCN 1:00 PM Phone: Undergrad Enrollment 6,263 21 at Loyola Marymount WCCN 6:00 PM (209) 946-2163 President Christopher Callahan 22 at Loyola Marymount WCCN 6:00 PM 23 at Loyola Marymount WCCN 1:00 PM Director of Athletics Janet Lucas SWA Holly Trexler -Bold denotes Home Game * Denotes West Coast Conference game Athletics Phone 209-946-2341 All home games are played at Klein Family Field and broadcast on the Box Office Phone 209-946-2474 WCC Network. Media/Sports Information Contact Chris Fortney Media/Sports Information Contact Email [email protected] Media/Sports Information Contact Phone 209-684-3150 2021 BASEBALL ROSTER NO. PLAYER POS. HT. WT. B/T YR HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL 1 Wyatt Hoffman INF 5-9 165 R/R Sr. Del Mar, Calif./Cathedral Catholic HS 2 Alex LeForestier INF 6-0 200 L/R Sr. Sacramento, Calif./Christian Brothers HS 3 Jackson Vaughan RHP 5-7 178 R/R Jr. Bakersfield, Calif./San Joaquin Delta College 4 Luke Price OF 6-2 205 R/R Sr. Dover, Ark./University of Oklahoma 5 Jeremy Lea C 5-10 190 R/R Jr. Pleasanton, Calif./Foothill HS 8 Ben Nemivant OF 5-11 165 L/L Jr. Scottsdale, Ariz./Notre Dame Prep 9 Grant Stevens LHP 5-9 170 L/L So. Elk Grove, Calif./Franklin HS 10 Jacob Weiss C 6-1 193 R/R Fr. Atwater, Calif./Atwater HS 12 Thomas Gavello INF 5-10 180 L/R So. Danville, Calif./Monte Vista HS 13 Henrik Reinertsen RHP 6-0 190 R/R Sr. San Anselmo, Calif./Branson HS 14 Charles Middleton Jr. OF 5-10 200 R/R Sr. Lincoln, Calif./Sierra College 15 James McClenaghan OF 6-2 180 R/R Sr. Stockton, Calif./Delta College 16 Hayden Pearce RHP 5-10 195 R/R Sr. Chino Hills, Calif./Glendora HS 17 Joe Solomon RHP 6-1 200 R/R Sr. San Francisco, Calif./Lowell HS 19 Aidan Selfridge OF 6-3 195 R/R So. Los Gatos, Calif./Mission College 20 Chaz Myers INF 5-10 173 R/R Fr. Brentwood, Calif./Heritage HS 21 Colby Canales INF 6-3 195 R/R Fr. Orange, Calif./Junipero Serra HS 22 Nick Swanson RHP 6-2 215 R/R R-Sr. Stockton, Calif./San Joaquin Delta College 23 Zach Patterson OF 6-3 210 R/R Jr. Livermore, Calif./Ohlone College 24 Bryce Kirk C 6-0 190 L/R Sr. Oakdale, Calif./Oakdale HS 25 Joe Fitzhugh C 6-1 185 R/R Sr. Las Vegas, Nev./Arbor View HS 26 Marvcus Guarin RHP 6-2 195 R/R Jr. San Francisco, Calif./Seattle University 27 James Arakawa INF 5-8 160 R/R Jr. Walnut, Calif./Walnut HS 28 Landon Curtis RHP 6-4 190 R/R Sr. Turlock, Calif./Modesto JC 29 Elijah Birdsong RHP 6-2 190 R/R Jr. Benicia, Calif./Benicia HS 30 Ryan Arredondo RHP 6-1 195 R/R Fr. Warden, Wash./Warden HS 31 Cameron Michael Jr. OF 5-7 215 L/L Sr. Fairfield, Calif./Solano CC 33 Hunter Schilperoort LHP/1B 6-1 220 R/L Sr. Gilroy, Calif./Mission College 34 Telly Hill OF 5-8 195 L/R Fr. Concord, Calif./Clayton Valley Charter HS 35 Steven Langley 1B 6-0 195 R/R Sr. Sacramento, Calif./American River College 36 John Fortner RHP 6-4 215 R/R Jr. Portland, Ore./High Point University 37 Jacob George INF 6-0 185 R/R So. Newark, Calif./Moreau Catholic HS 40 Hunter Hayes RHP 6-1 185 R/R So. Orangeville, Calif./Casa Robel HS 41 Chase Graves OF 6-0 170 R/R Fr. Clayton, Calif./Clayton Valley Charter HS 43 Michael Defelippi LHP 6-1 195 L/L Jr. San Diego, Calif./Cathedral Catholic 44 Quinlan Sweany RHP 6-3 210 R/R So. Vacaville, Calif./Vacaville Christian HS 45 Justin Hill RHP 6-2 215 R/R Fr. Turlock, Calif./Pitman HS 51 Dylan Pottgieser RHP 6-2 208 R/R Jr. Pleasanton, Calif./Foothill HS COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Chris Rodriguez (Second Season) Assistant Coach: Ben Buechner (First Season) Assistant Coach: Dan Jaffe (First Season) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Garret DeGallier (Second Season) Undergrad Assistant Coach: Danny Mayer (First Season) Certified Athletic Trainer: Josh Edwards (Third Season) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE #2 Alex LeForestier Le-fore-stee-ayy #3 Jackson Vauaghan Von like “lawn” #5 Jeremy Lea Lee #8 Ben Nemivant Nem-i-vont #10 Jacob Weiss Weese like “Reese” #11 Colby Canales Cuh-nal-es #13 Henrik Reinertsen Hen-rick rine-ert-son #15 James McClenaghan Mc-Clan-uh-gun #17 Joe Solomon Sahl-eh-men #25 Joe Fitzhugh Fitz-hew #26 Marvcus Guarin Marv-cus Garr-in #27 James Arakawa R-uh-cow-uh #30 Ryan Arredondo Air-eh-don-doh #33 Hunter Schilperoot Skill-per-rort #43 Michael Defelippi Dee-phil-ippi #51 Dylan Pottgieser Pott-geyser Ben Buechner Beek-ner Garrett DeGallier De-gall-e-aye Danny Mayer May-er NEWS AND NOTES SENIOR SLUGGER: • Coming into the season as one of the most feared hitters in the conference, senior Charles Middleton earned multiple preseason accolades after an impressive start to his career as a Tiger in 2020. This offseason, the sweet-swinging outfield was selected to the 2021 West Coast Conference All-Preseason Team while also being named a Perfect Game Preseason All-WCC selection. • Despite only suiting up for 17 games last year before the season was halted, Middleton delivered two walk-off wins for the Tigers while also notching team- highs in batting average (.403), OPS (1.151), at-bats (67), runs (15), hits (27), doubles (5, home runs (4), RBI (20), total bases (44), slugging percentage (.657), base on balls (12) and on-base percentage (.494). For these efforts, Middleton was also named one of D1 Baseball’s top 50 hitters in the junior class in 2020. WELCOME TO STOCKTON: • Pacific welcomes seven freshmen to the team in 2021:Ryan Arredondo (RHP) of Warden, Wash., Colby Canales (INF) of Orange, Calif., Chase Graves (OF) of Clayton, Calif., Justin Hill (RHP) of Turlock, Calif., Telly Hill (OF) of Concord, Calif. Chaz Meyers (INF) of Brentwood, Calif. and Jacob Weiss (C) of Atwater, Calif. • In addition to the four freshmen, the Tigers welcome five transfers who come to Stockton from the junior college and Division I level across the country: Aidan Selfridge (Mission College), Jackson Vaughan (Delta College), Zach Patterson (Ohlone College), Marvcus Guarin (Seattle U) and John Fortner (High Point).
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