CONTENTS 2 Quick Facts 3 Edinburg Baseball Stadium 4 Strength and Conditioning Facility 5 Victory Center 6 The University 9 UTRGV Athletics Success 10 Baseball History 59 Campus Life 62 The Rio Grande Valley 64 UTRGV Leadership 65 Athletic Leadership 68 The Western Athletic Conference GoUTRGV.com 2
QUICK FACTS
UNIVERSITY INFORMATION COACHING STAFF Location Edinburg, Texas Head Coach Derek Matlock Mailing Address 1201 W. University Dr. Alma Mater UT Arlington, '92 Edinburg, TX 78539 Career Record (Years) 23-31 (Second Season) Founded 2015 Record at UTRGV (Years) 23-31 (Second Season) Enrollment 28,584 Associate Head Coach Russell Raley Nickname Vaqueros Alma Mater Oklahoma, 07 School Colors Orange and Gray Assistant Coach Josh Blakley Stadium UTRGV Baseball Stadium Alma Mater Lewis-Clark State, '14 Capacity 5,000 Volunteer Assistant Coach Derek Hassell National Affiliation NCAA Division I Alma Mater Carroll '01 Conference Western Athletic Conference PROGRAM RECORDS President Dr. Guy Bailey First Year 1955 Director of Athletics Chris King All-Time Record 1,703-1,410-3 (.547) Senior Woman Administrator Farrah Manthei NCAA Regional Appearances 13 (Last, 1986) Athletics Office Phone 956-665-2221 College World Series Appearances 1 (Last, 1971) Athletics Office Fax 956-665-2261 NCAA Tournament Record 15-26 (.366) Athletics Website GoUTRGV.com 2017 Overall Record 23-31 (.426) 2017 WAC Record 8-16 (.333, 7th place) Associate Athletic Director for 2017 Record at Home 16-14 (.533) Communications Jonah Goldberg 2017 Record on the Road 7-17 (.292) SID Email [email protected] 2017 Record at Neutral Sites 0-0 SID Office Phone (956) 665-2240 Letter Winners Returning/Lost 14/17 SID Office Fax (956) 665-2261 Starters Returning/Lost 6/7 Newcomers 17
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Credits: The 2019 University of Texas Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV) Baseball Information Guide was produced by the staff of the UTRGV Athletics Communications Office. The publication was written and edited by Jonah Goldberg. 3 2019 UTRGV Baseball UTRGV baseball stadium
Located on the northwest corner of campus, UTRGV Baseball Stadium opened its gates in 2001. Its dimensions of 325-380-405-380-325 allow for a spacious outfield and a pitcher friendly environment on natural grass.
The Vaqueros have played at UTRGV Baseball Stadium since 2002, posting a 217-178-1 (.549) record at home in that time.
UTRGV Baseball Stadium normally seats 5,000 fans, but can expand to 16,000 for concerts and other special events while providing parking for 3,000 vehicles. The stadium also features 10 luxury suites that come fully equipped with air conditioning, TVs, an entertainment lounge and 20 VIP seats. GoUTRGV.com 4
Strength and CoNditioning
In 2014, athletics moved into a new 3,000 square-foot area strength & conditioning facility, and in 2015, with the help of donors, UTRGV Athletics purchased brand new speed and strength equipment, as well as free weight and aerobic/cardio equipment. UTRGV Athletics also acquired new power racks, platforms, benches and dumbbells.
The strength and conditioning facility is exclusively for UTRGV LUCAS MONROE Eric Sparks student-athletes. HEAD STRENGTH AND ASSISTANT STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING COACH CONDITIONING COACH 5 2019 UTRGV Baseball VICTORY Center
For today’s student-athletes, training and conditioning is a year-round commitment. Balancing the rigors of competing at the collegiate level with the demands of the classroom is one of the greatest challenges our student-athletes face. That is why it is so essential that the department of intercollegiate athletics provides our student-athletes with access to hands-on academic support.
Located in the Academic Services Building, the Victory Center is an integral part of the life of our student-athletes and has a vast amount of services and assistance available.
The Victory Center is structured after the principles of the NCAA CHAMPS/Life Skills Program, which is created to provide student- athletes with five basic components: Academic Excellence, Athletic Excellence, Community Service, Career Development and Personal Development.
UTRGV has approximately 275 student-athletes, including approximately 150 freshmen and transfers, who are required to attend study hall and specially designed workshops that assist them in acclimating to college life and living away from home. Student-athletes must dedicate anywhere from six to 10 hours each week to study hall as they work toward their ultimate goal, graduation.
The Victory Center provides student-athletes access to computers, tutors and other resources. The Victory Center, which is open six days a week Brenda Codallo Lauren Hickey-Garcia (Sunday-Friday), houses a computer lab, a learning Assistant Athletic Director for Coordinator for Academic Services Student-Athlete Services lab, areas for both individual and group study, and offices for the Academic Advisement Center staff.
Each student-athlete works with their college advisor to make sure that they are enrolled in the correct classes to graduate. The Victory Center staff verifies the classes to ensure that the student- athlete is working towards their degree, making yearly satisfactory progress and meeting grade point average requirements. GoUTRGV.com 6
THE UNIVERSITY
A New University with a Long History McAllen, Port Isabel, Rio Grande City, and South The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV) was Padre Island. UTRGV, a comprehensive academic created by the Texas Legislature in 2013 as the first institution, enrolled its first class in the fall of 2015, major public university of the 21st century in Texas. and the School of Medicine welcomed its first class This transformative initiative provided the opportunity in the summer of 2016. to expand educational opportunities in the Rio Grande Valley, including a new School of Medicine, and made UT Brownsville and UT Pan American it possible for residents of the region to benefit from The shared history of The University of Texas- the Permanent University Fund – a public endowment Pan American and The University of Texas at contributing support to the University of Texas System Brownsville goes back to 1973, when Pan American and other institutions. opened a second campus in Brownsville, which later became an independent institution of The UTRGV has campuses and off-campus research and University of Texas System in 1991. Over the years, teaching sites throughout the Rio Grande Valley including the missions and the identities of these great in Boca Chica Beach, Brownsville (formerly The University institutions have continually evolved to serve the of Texas at Brownsville campus), Edinburg (formerly The communities of the Rio Grande Valley. University of Texas-Pan American campus), Harlingen, 7 2019 UTRGV Baseball Creating America's Next Great UNIVERSITY
In the Fall of 2015, the landscape of higher education in Eleven colleges and schools formed the academic the U.S. was forever changed. The University of Texas foundation for UTRGV, including: Rio Grande Valley enrolled its inaugural class of first-year students, and this region now shines to the rest of the •College of Medicine world as a global leader in higher education, bilingual •College of Health Affairs education, health education, biomedical research, and •College of Sciences emerging technology. •College of Liberal Arts •College of Fine Arts •College of Engineering and Computer Science •College of Business and Entrepreneurship •College of Education and P-16 Integration •Honors College •Graduate College •University College
Every accomplishment in life begins with a choice. The bigger the choice, the bigger the accomplishment. When it comes to your potential, your goals, and your future, choosing the right university is as big as it gets.
At UTRGV, we offer a learning experience that we believe UTRGV combined the talent, assets, and resources of cannot be matched. UT Brownsville, UT Pan American, and the Regional Academic Health Center, along with other resources, to create a new model of excellence in education. Here is the story of this significant journey:
Students enrolled at UT Brownsville and UT Pan American were automatically admitted to UTRGV.
1933-48 Edinburg Junior College, as the only institution OUR STORY of higher learning in South Texas, experienced rapid growth in its early years, prompting administrators to pursue the first name change.
1927-33 1948-52 Edinburg College was founded as a two-year Edinburg Regional College was moved from community college governed by the Edinburg School the original four-acre site to a 186-acre District. The original building housed 200 students campus a few blocks west. During the and today is listed as a historical site in the city of 1950s and 60s, the campus was purchased Edinburg, the county seat for Hidalgo County. in parcels at a cost of $677,000. GoUTRGV.com 8
A Commitment to Academic Excellence A Hub for Innovation and Emerging Technology
Our more than 120 undergraduate and graduate programs Our students find daily opportunities to innovate will let you find the major that fits your goals. Our and collaborate with faculty and global leaders in accomplished faculty will form mentoring relationships with industry, business, medicine, science, education, you. Our programs in science, technology, engineering, and and technology. Our facilities, such as the Coastal mathematics (STEM) offer ideal preparation for success in a Studies Lab, Center for Biomedical Studies, Center for broad range of emerging fields. Excellence in STEM Education, and many others offer distinctive opportunities for student research. An Ideal Pathway to Career Success A 21st-Century School of Medicine We know that the top priority of our students and their families is career success. No matter what professional field Our School of Medicine offers students the most you’re pursuing, at UTRGV we have the expert, individualized technologically advanced resources, including a instruction, the facilities, the real-world technology and 15,000-square-foot Smart Hospital complex. With a training,UTRGV and LIBRARYthe industry connections that will get you there. multidisciplinary approach to the curriculum and an emphasis on active learning, teamwork, and early A Location in the Gateway to the Americas patient care, the School of Medicine is an invaluable resource. The Rio Grande Valley, with close proximity to the Gulf Coast, provides unparalleled opportunities to study in areas ranging A University for the Valley from international business and cultural border issues to marine biology and environmental science. With the SpaceX There’s a special kind of pride among the people of launch site planned in Brownsville, the region is also an the Rio Grande Valley. With campuses and locations emerging global hub for the aerospace industry. in Brownsville, Edinburg, McAllen, Harlingen, and Rio Grande City, a central aspect of our founding mission is A Bilingual, Bicultural, Biliterate Education to serve our families and communities. From providing first-rate health care, to improving our K-12 schools, We are the second largest Hispanic-serving institution in the to helping local businesses thrive, UTRGV is about nation, with an emphasis on educating 21st-century leaders making life better for everyone. and professionals who are culturally fluent and have a deep understanding of the perspectives, languages, and values of different cultures.
1952-71 1989-2015 Pan American College made its transformation from a junior The University of Texas-Pan American was college to a four-year university in the early 1950s. The name established in 1989 after the successful and Pan American was selected to reflect the institution’s desire historic merger of Pan American University with the to bridge the cultures of North and South America and to University of Texas System. reflect the cultural and ethnic diversity of the university. In 1991, the Brownsville campus formed a separate instiution, the University of Texas at Brownsville.
1971-89 Present Pan American University saw the student population diversify during The UT System Board of Regents approved a the 1970s, reflecting a predominantly Mexican-American population. proposal to create UTRGV on Dec. 6, 2012. The The Wall Street Journal credited then President Dr. Miguel Nevarez with bill passed and was signed into law by Governor creating a Hispanic middle class for the South Texas region. Rick Perry on June 14, 2013. UTRGV received In 1973, PAU began to expand, opening a campus in Brownsville. accrediation on Sept. 1, 2015. 9 2019 UTRGV Baseball UTRGV Athletics: Rich in Tradition and History
COMMUNITY SERVICE Average STUDENT- 2,000+ HOURS BY STUDENT- 3.18 ATHLETE GPA ATHLETES in 2016-17 GoUTRGV.com 10 Baseball HISTORY Postseason History 1964 1973 NAIA District 8 Playoffs District VI (at San Antonio, Texas) Dallas 1, Pan American 0 Texas 7, Pan American 1 Pan American 4, Dallas 3 Pan American 4, Arkansas 2 (10 inn.) Pan American 7, Dallas 4 Pan American 4, Trinity 3 (10 inn.) Texas 14, Pan American 12 (10 inn.) NAIA Texas Championships Sam Houston State 7, Pan American 4 1974 Sam Houston State 11, Pan American 2 District VI (at Arlington, Texas) Louisiana Tech 3, Pan American 2 1965 Texas 7, Pan American 0 NAIA District 8 Playoffs Pan American 11, Austin College 0 1975 Pan American 6, Austin College 2 South Central Regionals (at Arlington, Texas) Pan American 14, Texas Southern 1 South Alabama 8, Pan American 7 Pan American 8, Texas Southern 3 Pan American 8, Louisiana Tech 1 Pan American 9, South Alabama 8 NAIA Texas Championships Texas 9, Pan American 2 Sam Houston State 3, Pan American 1 Sam Houston State 3, Pan American 2 1976 Midwest Regional (at Edinburg, Texas) 1968 Arizona 5, Pan America 0 District VI (at Austin, Texas) Texas A&M 2, Pan American 1 Texas 3, Pan American 0 Pan American 2, Texas 1 1978 Texas 10, Pan American 6 South Central Regionals (at Arlington, Texas) Pan American 7, Louisiana Tech 0 1970 Baylor 3, Pan American 2 District VI (at Austin, Texas) Mississippi State 7, Pan American 5 Pan American 5, Arkansas State 0 Texas 3, Pan American 2 1979 Texas 4, Pan American 3 Central Regionals (at Austin, Texas) Texas 4, Pan American 2 1971 Brigham Young 11, Pan American 5 District VI (at San Antonio, Texas) Pan American 1, Texas 0 1980 Pan American 4, Texas 0 Central Regionals (at Austin, Texas) Hawaii 8, Pan American 4 College World Series (at Omaha, Nebraska) Texas 7, Pan American 4 Southern Illinois 5, Pan American 4 Pan American 8, Seton Hall 2 1983 Pan American 1, Harvard 0 Central Regionals (at Austin, Texas) Southern Illinois 8, Pan American 6 Pan American 5, Grambling State 0 (PAU finished fourth out of eight) Pan American 9, Northeastern Louisiana 8 Mississippi State 7, Pan American 5 1972 Texas 6, Pan American 1 District VI (at San Antonio, Texas) Pan American 6, Trinity 1 1986 Texas 1, Pan American 0 Central Regional (at Austin, Texas) Texas 2, Pan American 1 Pepperdine 11, Pan American 0 Pan American 10, San Diego State 6 Texas 9, Pan American 5 11 2019 UTRGV Baseball
1971 College World Series Team
When asked about his Pan American College Broncs’ team in 1971, former head coach Al Ogletree always responds, “I had all the young men that no one else wanted, but we had a good year.”
A ‘good year’ could be the understatement of the century, as the Broncs played the roles of underdogs during the District VI regional tournament. The Broncs pulled off one of the greatest upsets in college baseball history by shutting out the University of Texas twice. It was the first time the Longhorns were shutout in consecutive games in 62 years as Pan American was crowned District VI Champions.
“Lupe Salinas pitched a 1-0 shutout then Gary Doyle pitched the second with a 4-0 victory that sent us to the College World Series in Omaha,” Ogletree said.
At the College World Series, the Broncs fell to Southern Illinois University, 5-4, in the first round.
“It was a close game, which would have been even closer, but we had a base runner miss third and that run would have made it a tie ball game. Salinas pitched well enough to win, but sometimes those are the breaks,” Ogletree stated.
The opening game loss sparked an even more determined Pan Am team heading into their second game match-up. The Broncs faced Seton Hall, and with the strong pitching of Doyle, the Broncs won 8-2. As game three approached, Ogletree decided on Andre Rabouin to take the mound, and he hurled a complete-game shutout against Harvard, 1-0.
“It was the first time he had ever pitched a nine-inning game, and he was given a standing ovation from his team when he got on the bus to go back to the hotel.”
The final game of the CWS was a rematch between the Broncs and the Southern Illinois team that handed the team their earlier loss.
“We didn’t understand why we were facing this team again. It didn’t really make sense because there were teams we hadn’t faced yet. The guys played with a lot of heart, but we lost it in the final inning.”
The Broncs saw their season come to an end after leading the game until the ninth inning, when they fell behind 8-6 and lost.
Although the season had come to a close, there was much to celebrate. The 1971 Broncs finished the season with 44 victories, an all-time record for any Texas college or university at the time. The Broncs finished fourth at the College World Series with a 2-2 record, and were selected as the top-ranked team in the country at season’s end.
Ogletree was named College Coach of the Year by both The Sporting News and the South Plains Professional Scouts Association.
With a team full of talented, hard-working athletes, most of their success could be attributed to the coaching methods that Ogletree brought to the field everyday. The strategy paid off as the Broncs led the nation in fielding.
“I made sure the team was fundamentally-sound. We were skilled because we worked on the basics everyday in practice. I also made sure we covered everything that might happen in a game. We examined every game situation, and how we were going to tackle it,” Ogletree said. GoUTRGV.com 12
In those first seasons at the helm of the program, Ogletree instilled in his players the tradition of hard work and a winning attitude that continued with him through his 29 years at Pan American.
“I continued to wear the uniform number 44. Those 44 victories gave me a 100-32 record in those first three seasons at Pan American University.”
During that memorable season, James Tyrone was named All-American for the second consecutive season by the NCAA, AACBC and Topps. He hit .349 with 55 stolen bases. Tyrone and teammate Mike Duffey were selected as honorable mention All-Americans by The Sporting News.
After shattering all of their attendance records that season, Pan American University went to work on the building of a new stadium to be ready for competition in 1974. The new stadium had the seating capacity for 4,200 Broncs fans, and they needed it. The Broncs made the NCAA Tournament in each of the next five seasons and hosted the Midwest Regional in 1976.
In total, the Broncs have reached the NCAA Tournament 13 times, including 10 trips following the College World Series appearance. The Broncs have also had 12 winning seasons since 1971.
Even with all the success that followed, however, the 1971 campaign currently ranks as the greatest season in program history. 13 2019 UTRGV Baseball
1983 NCAA Regional Team
The Pan American University Broncs baseball team had a slogan of “Teamwork, Pride, and Desire” that had elevated them into NCAA postseasons in 10 of the previous 13 seasons.
Two of the three non-playoff seasons took place in 1981 and 1982, making the Broncs determined to return to playoffs in 1983.
“After years of success, our pitching staff stumbled those two years. We recruited some big, strong pitchers to put us back into the winning column again,” head coach Al Ogletree said.
The road back wasn’t easy. As an Independent squad, the team was forced to play some of the NCAA’s best baseball teams to even be considered for postseason play.
“I had a feeling this team possessed the blend of experience, pitching, defense and hitting that would put us back among the elite in the Southwest,” Ogletree said. “Overall, it would be our pitching that would tell the tale. We had five returning pitchers and eight new players who would hold our program’s future in their hands.”
The Broncs picked up three of their most impressive wins of the season just prior to playoffs. Wichita State University invited Pan American to come play after a cancellation from the University of Texas left them with an opening in their schedule.
“They had offered to fly us out there and give us room and board to play them. They were ranked No. 1 in the nation and had the number one draft choice for the Major Leagues.”
Pan Am took the four-game series 3-1, beating Wichita State 19-9, 4-2 and 12-5 before falling 10-4 in the final game. “If I remember correctly, we hit five home runs in the first game. Rafael Barbosa had two, Bobby Joe Williams, Michell Moran and Pat Marshell had one. After that, the hits just kept coming in the second and third games,” Ogletree said.
The Broncs made their way to the NCAA Regional Playoffs in Austin, where they rode the right arm of All-American Jim Hickey to beat Grambling State 5-0 in the first game. In the second game, Pan American made a dramatic comeback in the ninth inning against Northeastern Louisiana to record a 9-8 victory.
“Game Two was a special one. Northeast Louisiana hit three consecutive home runs in the top of the ninth inning with two outs to take the 8-6 lead. Barbosa, Luis Chavez and Gilbert Beason each clubbed home runs for us in the bottom of the ninth inning and we came back to win 9-8,” said Ogletree.
What made the moment so incredible for Ogletree was the fact that it was the second time in one season that a situation like that had occurred.
“Earlier in the season against Louisiana Tech, we were down 5-3 in the ninth with no outs. Gilbert Trevino, Williams and Moran hit successive home runs to win us the game 6-5. After that game, I told them they had just seen something happen that they would probably never see again. The first thing they said to me as I got on the bus after the Northeastern Louisiana game was, ‘I thought you said we would never see that again,’” Olgetree said.
The Broncs suffered their first loss of the regional playoffs against Mississippi State, 7-5. That Bulldogs squad consisted of two future MLB All-Stars, Will Clark and Rafael Palmeiro. GoUTRGV.com 14
In the fourth round of the playoffs, the Broncs squared-off against a Texas Longhorns team that possessed four of the top pitchers in college baseball that season, including future seven-time Cy Young award winner Roger Clemens. The Broncs fell short 6-1 and their season came to a close.
Overall, the Broncs went 64-19-1, setting a program record for wins in a single-season.
At the conclusion of the season, Hickey was named first team All-American by the NCAA and AACBC, recording a 16-2 record on the mound with a 1.66 earned run average. He struck out 109 hitters while walking only 29 in 130.1 innings.
Moran finished the season hitting .320 with 20 home runs, 12 doubles and 85 runs batted in. He racked up 162 total bases, scored 74 runs and stole 27 bases as well.
As a team, the Broncs hit .280 with 82 home runs, 93 doubles and 15 triples. They averaged 6.25 runs per game.
The Broncs finished 19th in the nation that season, and several players continued their careers in the professional ranks, including Hickey, who is now the pitching coach for the Tampa Bay Rays. 15 2019 UTRGV Baseball
Hall of Fame Head Coach Emeritus Al Ogletree
When faithful of Pan American baseball talk about the legacy and tradition of the program, the topic always begins with one man, Al Ogletree.
Ogletree took the reigns of the baseball program at Pan American in 1968.
After posting a 50-46 record at Sul Ross State and taking his 1968 squad to the NAIA College World Series, Ogletree was informed that the baseball program would be dropped. Sul Ross State’s loss was Pan American’s gain.
A 1952 graduate of Texas A&M, where he also earned his master’s degree in 1956, Ogletree played professional baseball for two years and then spent two years in the United State Army as an officer. He began his coaching career at the University of Dallas as he led them to an 82-45 record, including a 71-26 mark in his last four seasons.
Ogletree then went on to coach at Sul Ross State for two seasons. While he’d already coached successfully for 11 years, the road ahead of him was filled with some of the most impressive years he spent as a head coach.
Coach Al brought his passion for the game to Pan American University, where he spent 29 years as a head coach before retiring as one of the winningest coaches in NCAA history.
In 1971, Ogletree led his team to a 44-9 record and a fourth place finish at the College World Series. At season’s end, The Sporting News named him as the nation’s Coach of the Year. He received the honor from his colleagues in the NCAA District VI, the Texas Sports Writers’ Association and the South Plains Professional Scouts Association as well.
Ogletree finished with a 1,084-618-1 (.637) record at Pan American. He retired in 1997, finishing with 1,217 wins in his 41 years of coaching collegiate baseball. He produced 175 future coaches, including his successor, Reggie Tredaway, current Tampa Bay Rays pitching coach Jim Hickey, and current Miami Marlins first base and infield coach Perry Hill.
Ogletree has been a legend in the collegiate world of baseball for over four decades, and his hard work and dedication to the UTPA baseball program was recognized when he became an inaugural member of the UTPA Athletics Hall of Fame in February 2007. He is also the Broncs head coach emeritus, one of only two people to ever hold that title at Pan American.
Ogletree has also been inducted into nine Hall of Fames around the State of Texas: •Austin High School Hall of Fame •Texas A&M Hall of Fame •American Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame •The Rio Grande Valley Sports Hall of Fame •UTPA Hall of Fame •Central Texas Semi-Pro Hall of Fame •University of Dallas Collegiate Hall of Fame •Sul Ross State Hall of Fame •Texas Sports Hall of Fame
Ogletree also serves as a member of the UTPA Athletics Hall of Fame committee that nominates future hall of fame and hall of honor inductees. GoUTRGV.com 16
Remembering Jody Ramsey
Jody Ramsey was the Pan American University's leading hitter and co-captain for the 1972 season, and that year, he led the team in eight statistical categories, including hitting (.346), games played (56), at-bats (185), runs scored (47), hits (64), triples (four), stolen bases (17) and walks. He also earned NCAA All-District VI honors.
Prior to the 1973 season, Ramsey was working on the construction of the new Pan American baseball stadium being built. As one of the laborers, he spent many hours on the site of the ballpark and, in an unfortunate turn of events, was killed in an electrical accident before the stadium had reached completion.
Former head coach Al Ogletree said that the death of Ramsey was one of the most upsetting moments in his coaching career.
“1973 turned out to be a dark time in my life, and in the history of Pan American baseball, with the death of one of the great men and students of Pan Am.”
After his death, students petitioned the Pan American University Board of Regents to name the park in Ramsey’s memory. The recommendation was accepted unanimously, and in 1974, the Broncs took the field to play their first season in Jody Ramsey Memorial Stadium.
The Broncs baseball program played in Jody Ramsey Memorial Stadium from 1974 through 2000. The park was dismantled in 2003 to make way for an education building.
The Broncs also honored Ramsey by hosting the Jody Ramsey Tournament every year from 1980 through 1995, and through a memorial award given to a senior baseball player each season. Considered the top award given to any baseball player, it goes to the athlete who best exemplifies the standards set by Ramsey, including superior athletic ability, character, leadership and dedication to excellence on and off the field. Recent recipients have been Mike McCarthy, Richard Bandrich, and Adrian De La Rosa.
Additionally, Ogletree never again gave out Ramsey’s jersey number (six).
While he was very impressive on the field, Ramsey was equally outstanding in his character and standards of living. He was twice elected president of the Pan American University Chapter of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Ramsey lived an outstanding moral existence and had a brief, but brilliant career within the Broncs baseball program.
A 2013 UTPA Hall of Honor inductee, Ramsey was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Ramsey of Freeport, Texas. 17 2019 UTRGV Baseball
Alumni in the MLB Draft Year Name Position Team Round Pick 2017 José Garcia OF Chicago White Sox 25 747 2015 Logan Landon OF Los Angeles Dodgers 10 312 2014 Sam Street P Pittsburgh Pirates 16 491 2013 Dusten Knight P San Francisco Giants 28 852 2012 Angel Ibanez 3B Houston Astros 28 849 2006 Roberto Gomez P St. Louis Cardinals 24 736 2006 Tim Haines P New York Mets 27 814 2005 Mark Rodriguez C Cincinnati Reds 30 902 2001 Ralph Frary P Colorado Rockies 14 424 2000 Michael Cox P New York Mets 18 545 1999 Omar Ortiz P San Diego Padres 1 29 1999 Joseph Cole P New York Mets 11 346 1999 Jason Bottenfield P Boston Red Sox 19 589 1995 Charles Cox C Philadelphia Phillies 35 969 1993 Marc Ottmers P St. Louis Cardinals 5 144 1993 Rodd Kurtz P Chicago Cubs 53 1,434 1992 Timothy Jones P Detroit Tigers 18 504 1991 George Williams 3B Oakland A’s 24 645 1990 Sidney Holland OF Texas Rangers 45 1,154 1988 Herb Erhardt IF New York Yankees 16 417 1988 Albert Molina SS Pittsburgh Pirates 36 928 1988 Michael Eckert P New York Yankees 57 1,345 1984 Bill Wilson OF St. Louis Cardinals 25 625 1983 Mitchell Moran OF Los Angeles Dodgers 3 72 1983 Jim Hickey P Chicago White Sox 13 331 1983 Scott Cannon P California Angels 13 337 1981 Lonnie Garza SS California Angels 7 158 1981 Carlos Hidalgo P Montreal Expos 27 682 1980 Alan Maria P New York Mets 18 443 1979 Dan Firova C Milwaukee Brewers 29 729 1975 Rick Brockaway IF Chicago Cubs 21 482 1975 Joe Hernandez OF Chicago Cubs 26 589 1972 Wayne Tyrone 2B Chicago Cubs 20 470 1972 Andre Rabouin C Cincinnati Reds 26 595 1971 Jim Tyrone OF Chicago Cubs 7 158
By Position By Team By Round P – 18 Chicago Cubs – 5 Colorado Rockies – 1 1 – 1 24 – 2 IF – 17 New York Mets – 4 Detroit Tigers – 1 3 – 1 25 – 2 OF – 7 California Angels – 3 Houston Astros – 1 5 – 1 26 – 2 C – 4 St. Louis Cardinals – 3 Milwaukee Brewers – 1 7 – 2 27 – 2 Chicago White Sox – 2 Montreal Expos – 1 10 – 1 28 – 2 Cincinnati Reds – 2 Oakland A’s – 1 11 – 1 29 – 1 Los Angeles Dodgers – 2 Philadelphia Phillies – 1 13 – 2 30 – 1 New York Yankees – 2 San Diego Padres – 1 14 – 1 35 – 1 Pittsburgh Pirates – 2 San Francisco Giants – 1 16 – 3 36 – 1 Boston Red Sox – 1 Texas Rangers – 1 18 – 3 45 – 1 19 – 1 53 – 1 20 – 1 57 – 1 21 – 1 GoUTRGV.com 18
Alumni in MLB
George Williams (1990-91) Oakland Athletics (1995-97), San Diego Padres (2000)
Year AVG GP AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP SO GDP OBP SF SH PO A E FLD
1995 .291 29 79 13 23 5 1 3 14 39 .494 11 2 21 1 .383 2 0 58 7 3 .956
1996 .152 56 132 17 20 5 0 3 10 34 .258 28 3 32 3 .311 1 2 154 12 3 .982
1997 .289 76 201 30 58 9 1 3 22 78 .388 35 2 46 2 .397 1 2 336 27 6 .954
2000 .188 11 16 2 3 0 0 1 2 6 .375 0 1 4 0 .235 0 0 16 2 0 1.000
.257 172 405 62 104 19 2 10 48 157 .362 74 8 103 6 .362 4 4 564 48 12 .981
Dan Firova (1978-79) Seattle Mariners (1981-82), Cleveland Indians (1988)
Year AVG GP AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP SO GDP OBP SF SH PO A E FLD
1981 .000 13 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 8 0 0 1.00
1982 .000 3 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 8 1 1 .900
1988 .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 .000
.000 17 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 16 1 1 .944
Wayne Tyrone (1971-72) Chicago Cubs (1976)
Year AVG GP AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP SO GDP OBP SF SH PO A E FLD
1976 .228 30 57 3 13 1 0 1 8 17 .298 3 0 21 0 .262 1 0 39 10 0 1.000
.228 30 57 3 13 1 3 1 8 17 .298 3 0 21 0 .262 1 0 39 10 0 1.000
James Tyrone (1970-71) Chicago Cubs (1972, 74-75), Oakland Athletics (1977)
Year AVG GP AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP SO GDP OBP SF SH PO A E FLD
1972 .000 13 8 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 3 0 .000 0 0 6 1 0 1.000
1974 .185 57 81 19 15 0 1 3 3 26 .321 6 0 8 2 .241 0 0 33 2 1 .962
1975 .227 11 22 0 5 0 1 0 3 7 .318 1 0 4 0 .250 1 0 7 1 0 1.000
1977 .245 96 294 32 72 11 1 5 26 100 .340 25 0 62 5 .300 4 5 168 5 9 .950
.227 177 405 52 92 11 3 8 32 133 .328 32 0 77 7 .281 5 5 204 9 10 .955 19 2019 UTRGV Baseball
Year-By-Year Records
Year Won Lost Tie Pct. Head Coach 1955 5 10 .333 Jim Brooks 1956 2 14 .125 John Donnelly 1958 17 2 .895 John Donnelly 1959 10 4 .714 Red Connor 1960 14 11 .560 Red Connor 1961 7 16 .304 Sam Williams 1962 7 9 .438 Earl Gartham 1963 13 7 .650 Earl Gartham 1964 19 8 .704 Chuck Young 1965 16 10 .615 Chuck Young 1966 15 10 .600 Larry Ensminger 1967 18 16 .529 Larry Ensminger 1968 18 12 .600 Larry Ensminger 1969 24 11 .686 Al Ogletree 1970 32 12 .727 Al Ogletree 1971 44 9 .830 Al Ogletree 1972 40 16 .714 Al Ogletree 1973 31 17 .646 Al Ogletree 1974 50 11 .820 Al Ogletree 1975 63 7 .900 Al Ogletree 1976 53 19 .736 Al Ogletree 1977 44 30 .595 Al Ogletree 1978 52 17 .754 Al Ogletree 1979 52 12 .812 Al Ogletree 1980 61 18 .772 Al Ogletree 1981 32 22 .593 Al Ogletree 1982 28 28 .500 Al Ogletree 1983 64 19 1 .768 Al Ogletree 1984 31 28 .525 Al Ogletree 1985 39 20 .661 Al Ogletree 1986 42 19 .689 Al Ogletree 1987 40 20 .667 Al Ogletree 1988 33 25 .569 Al Ogletree 1989 26 27 .491 Al Ogletree 1990 30 26 .536 Al Ogletree 1991 37 21 .638 Al Ogletree 1992 29 23 .558 Al Ogletree 1993 23 33 .411 Al Ogletree 1994 11 39 .220 Al Ogletree 1995 17 37 .315 Al Ogletree 1996 25 30 .455 Al Ogletree 1997 30 22 .577 Al Ogletree 1998 18 32 .360 Reggie Tredaway 1999 30 23 .566 Reggie Tredaway 2000 31 19 1 .618 Reggie Tredaway 2001 12 40 .231 Reggie Tredaway 2002 15 38 .283 Reggie Tredaway 2003 21 33 .389 Willie Gawlik 2004 22 31 .415 Willie Gawlik 2005 15 39 .278 Willie Gawlik 2006 24 29 .453 Willie Gawlik 2007 17 39 .304 Willie Gawlik GoUTRGV.com 20
Year Won Lost Tie Pct. Head Coach 2008 21 35 .375 Willie Gawlik 2009 14 41 .255 Manny Mantrana 2010 22 33 .400 Manny Mantrana 2011 21 32 .396 Manny Mantrana 2012 30 22 .577 Manny Mantrana 2013 28 30 .483 Manny Mantrana 2014 27 30 .474 Manny Mantrana 2015 21 30 1 .413 Manny Mantrana 2017 26 28 .429 Manny Mantrana 2016 26 28 .481 Manny Mantrana 2017 23 31 .426 Derek Matlock Total 1,680 1,379 3 .549
All-Time Coaching Records
Coach Years Record Pct. Al Ogletree 1969-97 1,083-618-1 .636 Manny Mantrana 2009-17 210-274-1 .434 Willie Gawlik 2003-08 120-206 .368 Reggie Tredaway 1998-02 106-152-1 .409 Larry Ensminger 1966-68 51-38 .573 Chuck Young 1964-65 35-18 .660 Red Connor 1959-60 24-15 .615 Derek Matlock 2018-Present 23-31 .425 Earl Gartham 1962-63 20-16 .556 John Donnelly 1956-58 19-16 .543 Sam Williams 1961 7-16 .304 Jim Brooks 1955 5-10 .333 21 2019 UTRGV Baseball
All-Time Series Records Team First Mtg. Series Record Team First Mtg. Series Record Abilene Christian 2015 3-4 Jacksonville 1995 8-5 Alabama 2009 0-1 John Brown 1977 2-0 Arizona 1976 1-4 Kansas 1969 20-9 Arkansas 1967 9-4 Lafayette 1990 2-0 Arkansas-Little Rock 1995 8-8 Lamar 1967 46-70 Arkansas-Monticello 2003 2-1 LeMoyne 2008 1-0 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 2008 3-0 Louisiana College 1978 1-0 Arkansas State 1970 28-17 Louisiana-Lafayette 1967 18-36 Arlington Baptist 2012 16-1 Louisiana-Monroe 1983 2-5 Austin College 1965 2-0 Louisiana Tech 1974 18-36 Baylor 1963 27-20Lubbock Christian 1975 18-13 Bellevue 1986 16-5 Maine 1980 14-3 Birmingham-Southern 2005 3-1 Mary Hardin-Baylor 1976 21-0 Bishop 1966 2-0 McNeese State 2001 2-5 Bradley 1964 3-5 Miami (OH) 1984 20-10 BYU 1979 0-1 Michigan 1982 7-1 Buffalo 2008 4-1 Michigan State 1977 35-11 California 2003 0-1 Minnesota 1970 3-1 Cal State-Northridge 2007 0-1 Mississippi State 1978 0-2 Centenary 2000 7-2-1 Missouri 1971 14-2 Central Florida 1991 3-1 Missouri Southern 1989 1-0 Central Michigan 1979 20-16 Monterrey Tech 1963 8-0 Chicago State 2010 22-10-1 Morningside 1975 14-0 Coastal Carolina 2005 2-4 Nebraska 1982 0-4 Cornell 1977 1-0 Nebraska-Kearney 1990 2-0 Creighton 1993 1-3 New Mexico 1976 2-1 CSU Bakersfield 2014 5-7 New Mexico State 1986 9-25 Dallas 1963 5-7 New Orleans 1978 20-44 Dallas Baptist 1971 42-34 NJIT 2008 15-5 Dartmouth 1988 4-0 Nicholls State 1991 2-0 Dubuque 1986 7-0 North Carolina 1978 2-0 East Tennessee State 1979 1-0 North Dakota 1966 16-11 Eastern Michigan 1975 6-0 North Dakota State 2008 2-1 Emporia State 1966 1-1 North Texas 1978 23-1 Fort Hays State 1966 1-0 Northern Colorado 2006 11-35 Gonzaga 2006 1-0 Northern Illinois 1979 5-1 Grambling State 1983 1-0 Northern Iowa 1975 16-0 Grand Canyon 2014 4-11 Northwestern 1980 12-3 Hardin-Simmons 1970 17-1 Northwestern State 2013 2-3 Harvard 1971 1-0 Northwood (TX) 1990 1-1 Hawaii 1980 1-0 Notre Dame 1995 7-6 Houston 1969 21-26-1NYIT 2008 9-6 Houston Baptist 1969 21-20 Ohio State 1989 3-1 Illinois 1966 17-15Oklahoma 1983 4-12 Illinois-Chicago 2007 4-2 Oklahoma City 1977 13-11 Illinois State 2009 0-2 Oklahoma State 1976 16-11 Incarnate Word 1993 22-18 Omaha 1971 10-2 Indiana 1964 29-14Oral Roberts 1992 3-5 Indianapolis 1995 1-1 Oregon State 2006 0-3 Iona 2003 3-0 Pacific 2015 1-0 Iowa 2010 2-1 Parsons 1965 0-1 Iowa State 1980 6-1 Penn (IA) 1991 3-1 Jackson State 2008 6-6 Penn State 1984 6-4 GoUTRGV.com 22
Team First Mtg. Series Record Team First Mtg. Series Record Pepperdine 1986 0-1 UT Martin 2015 1-1 Prairie View A&M 1988 40-6 Wake Forest 1989 0-1 Princeton 1993 2-0 Washington 2018 1-0 Purdue 1996 1-1 Washington State 2004 2-2 Rice 1966 28-29-1West Chester 1974 2-0 Saint Louis 2010 2-0 Western Baptist 1991 6-0 SMU 1970 14-6 Western Illinois 2000 4-0 St. Edward’s (TX) 1955 40-12 Western Kentucky 1995 6-9 St. Francis (IL) 1989 1-2 Wichita State 1966 4-4 St. John’s 1986 6-4 William Jewell 1971 1-0 St. Louis University 2008 1-0 Wisconsin 1967 1-2 St. Mary’s (TX) 1955 24-19 Wright State 1977 4-3 St. Thomas (TX) 1967 3-2 Yale 1999 3-1 Sacramento State 2014 4-11 Sam Houston State 1963 36-36 San Diego State 1986 1-0 Schreiner 2003 2-0 Seattle U 2014 3-12 Seton Hall 1971 2-2 South Alabama 1975 6-9 South Dakota 1979 9-0 South Dakota State 1977 30-1 SE Louisiana 2003 1-2 SE Oklahoma 1976 5-1 Southern 1986 2-0 Southern Utah 2009 3-2 Southern Illinois 1966 0-4 Southwestern 1955 8-9 Stephen F. Austin 1983 8-17 Sul Ross State 1964 7-6 TCU 1969 18-54 Tarleton State 1966 3-2 Temple 1984 6-0 Texas 1968 6-50 Texas A&M 1968 18-64 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 1955 46-55 Texas A&M-Kingsville 1958 9-4 Texas Lutheran 1961 24-10 Texas Southmost College 1958 5-0 Texas Southern 1964 30-1 Texas State 1984 18-36 Texas Tech 1967 20-19 Texas Wesleyan 1977 14-3 Trinity (TX) 1959 61-25 Troy State 2000 5-0 Tulane 1988 0-2 UC Santa Barbara 2018 0-3 Union 1971 9-1 Utah Valley 2010 9-23 UTEP 1982 0-1 UTSA 1992 30-54 UT Arlington 1974 24-18 UT Brownsville 2009 9-0 23 2019 UTRGV Baseball
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A Barrera, Guadalupe 2010-13 Abrego, Guadalupe 1956-59 Barrera, Tony 1957 C Acosta, Luis 2016-Present Barrett, Mario 1976-79 Calvert, Mike 2000-02 Adams, Andy 1997-98 Barton, Todd 1990 Camilio, Paul 1985 Adams, Chase 2018-Present Bartosh, Lyndon 2006-07 Campbell, Mike 1970-71 Adams, Kyle 1998 Bartosh, T.J. 1999-00 Canche, Ruben 1956-57 Aguilar, Chris 1997-98 Bazan, Elias 1975 Cannon, Scott 1983 Akers, Frank 1990-93 Bazan, Santiago 1973-74 Cantu, David 2012 Alamia, Louie 2003-06 Beason, Gilbert 1983-84 Cantu, Reymundo 1964 Alamia, Luis 1963-65 Becerra, David 2017-18 Canul, Lupe 1963-66 Alamia, Richard 1966-67 Beeler, Mike 1973-74 Carnall, Alex 2010-11 Alaniz, Arnold 1971-73 Beene, Mark 1989, 91-92 Carreon II, Juan 2018-Present Alejos, Cookie 1955-58 Bell, Mark 1975 Carter, Greg 1987 Alejos, Refugio 1957 Beltran, Enrique 1982 Carver, Lloyd 1959-60 Aleman, Joe 1959 Benefiel, Jeff 1986-87 Casares, Kelly 2005-06 Aleman, Mike 1987 Benefield, Brandon 1993-95 Casas, Austin 2011-14 Alexander, Elijah 2018-Present Bennett, Ronnie 1970 Caskey, John 1976-77 Allen, Bill 1959-60 Benton, Paul 1959-60 Castillo, Cris 2017-18 Alonzo, Aldo 2003-04 Bernal, Roger 2011-12 Castillo, Moses 1991-93 Alvarado, Eddie 1987 Berry, John D. 1961-62 Castillo, Robert 1974-75 Alvarado, Jaime 1974-77 Bickerton, Bart 1990-92 Castillo, Steve 1974-75 Alvarez, Arnie 1968-70 Bighorse, Rance 1985-86 Castro, Doug 1977 Alvarez, Elias 1959-60 Bippert, Doug 1981-82 Castro, Steve 1975 Alvarez, Joe 1970 Bivone, Garrett 2009-10 Cato, Wayne 1974-75 Alverson, David 1982-83 Blair, J.T. 1992-93 Cavazos, Abel 1959-60 Ammon, Shane 2013-14 Bogy, Justin 2001-04 Cavazos, Bruno 1971-72 Anderson, Ricky 2003 Bolton, Don 1958-60 Cavazos, Faustino 1959-61 Arevalo, Lino 1959-60 Booth, Lonnell 1981-82 Cavazos, Mateo 1955 Arguijo, Artie 1974-75 Bourn, Nick 2007-08 Cavazos, Robert 1962 Armstrong, David 1971-72 Boss, Norman 1979-80 Cavazos, Tino 1959-60 Artega, Anthony 1999 Bottenfield, Jason 1998-99 Cavner, Elmer 1979-80 Atkins, Nolan 2012-14 Brinkley, Roger 1974 Cervi, Nick 1982 Autrey, Heath 1995-96 Brevard, Seth 2008-09 Chandler, Bill 1970-71 Autrey, Leighton 2006-07 Brockway, Kevin 1984-85 Chang, Leo 2010-11 Avila, Omar 2014 Brockway, Ricky 1974-75 Chapa, Reynaldo 1955-58 Ayala, Refugio 1956 Brooks, Patrick 2006-07 Chavez, Adan 1972-73 Ayala, Ruben 1983-85 Brown, Charles 1986-87 Chavez, David 1974 Ayala, Tommy 1991-93 Brown, Dale 1980-81 Chavez, Luie 1983-84 Azomora, Lupe 1959 Brown, Jim 1955-56 Christensen, Jim 1978-79 Brown, Larry 1967-68 Christian, Cliff 1957 Brown, Leonard 1978-79 Christopher, Stephen 1993-95 B Brown, Mike 1984-85 Cisper, Cody 2007-08 Badillo, Javier 1985-86 Brown, Powell 1970-71 Clements, Jerry 1986-87 Badura, Dylan 2012-13 Brownmiller, Tom 1978-81 Clinton, Ed 1969 Bailey, John 1997-98 Broyles, Ricky 2004-05 Clough, Ricky 1990-93 Baggett, Clark 2001 Budziszewski, Preston 2012-13 Closner IV, Oliver 2018-Present Balderrama Jr., Max 2018-Present Buffamonte, Brian 1995 Cole, Joey 1999 Baldridge, James (Tex) 1993-94 Bullion, Gary 1970-73 Collazo, Joseph 2016-17 Banda, Jessie 1970-71 Burgess, Todd 1989 Collins, Mike 1983 Bandrich, Richard 2011-12 Burton, Steve 1975 Contreras, Reynaldo 1959-63 Barbosa, Rafael 1982-83 Butcher, Scott 1983 Cook, Frank 1990 Barbosa, Tony 1967-70 Butler, Ben 2018-Present Cook, Tommy 1965 GoUTRGV.com 24
Cooksey, Sam 1961 Dowd, Justin 2001-02 Franco, A.J. 2008 - 11 Cordaway, Wayne 1969 Doyle, Gary 1971-72 Frary, Levi 2000-01 Cordon, Edgar 1987-88 Duffey, Brian 1992-93 Frisby, Danny 2005 Cordon, Edgar 2014-16 Duffey, Mike 1968-71 Frizzell, Lynn 1955 Cordova, Andre 2011-12 Dugas, Jerrod 2007 Fuentes, Armando 1991-93 Cortez, J.C. 2007-08 Dukes, John 1974-75 Cortez, Nieves 1963 Dunn, Steve 1976-77 G Cortez, Queenie 1964-66 Galan, Saul 1998 Cortez, Richie 1967-69 Gallardo, Carlos 2002 Coveney, Brian 1979-80 E Gallegos, Parker 2015-16 Cox, Chuck 1994-95 Eby, James 1991-93 Garcia, Abraham 2006-10 Cox, Mike 1998-00 Eckert, Mike 1986-88 Garcia, Albert 1977-78 Cox, Shane 2008 Edquist, Ron 1973-76 Garcia, Alonzo 1963-64 Crenshaw, Richard 1996-97 Edwards, Michael 1992, 94 Garcia, Andrew 2016-17 Crowell, Cliff 1977-78 Eichel, Matt 2002-05 Garcia, Anthony 2009 Cunningham, Evan 2008 Eiffert, Mike 1989-92 Garcia, Bert 1980 Cunningham, Glenn 1977-78 Elgueseba, Frank 1962-63 Garcia, Eric 2000-01 Elizondo, Israel 2013 Garcia, Jason 2000-01 Engelhart, Dillon 2013-14 Garcia, Jesus 2014-15 D English, Blake 2014-15 Garcia, Jose 2016-17 Daniels, Matt 2013-14 English, Sam 2004 Garcia, Luben 1992-93 DaSilva, Mark 2001 Erhardt, Herb 1988 Garcia, Oscar 1959-60 Date, Isaac 1961-62 Espinosa, Herb 1977-80 Garcia, Ray 1960-63 Daugherty, Hayden 2010-11 Estevis, Camilo 1956-58 Garcia, R.J. 1995 Davidson, Dean 1995-96 Estevis, Francisco 1956-58 Garcia, Ruben 1970-73 Davidson, Oakley 1959-60 Estevis, Ramon 1957-58 Garcia Jr., Victor 2014-17 Davila, Steven 2005-07 Estrada, Albert 1987-88 Garner, Mike 1982 Davis, Correy 2015-16 Estrella, Ivan 2017-18 Garsez, Reynaldo 1956 Davis, Joe 1958 Evans, Dan 1955 Garza, Adrian 2008 De Alejandro, Marte 1988 Ewing, Jack 1975-76 Garza, Adrian 2011 Dear, Mike 1989-92 Garza, Albert 1973-74 De la Garza, Blas 1962-63 Garza, Carlos 1956 De la Garza, Fernando 1983 F Garza, Esequiel 2007-09 De la Garza, Gabe 1997-00 Farek, Adam 2001-02 Garza, Jose 1956 De la Rosa, Adrian 2011-12 Farias, Baldemar 1958 Garza, Jonathan 2010-14 De Leon, David 2008-09 Farias, Ruben 1958-60 Garza, Leonardo 1956-57 De Leon, Luis 1959-62 Firova, Danny 1978-79 Garza, Lonnie 1979-81 De Leon, Ray 1990-91 Fish, Ryan 2018 Garza, Marco 2002-04 Deanda, A.C. 1968-69 Fisher, David 1982-83 Garza, Mike 2016 Dees, Aaron 2018 Flores, Erasilo 1960 Garza, Roel 1987-88 Delgado, Eddie 2016-17 Flores, Frito 1955-57 Garza, Santana 1984, 86-88 Delgado, Jonathan 2011-12 Flores, Joe 1968-69 Garza, Steve 1998-99 DeLuna, Oscar 2004 Flores, Jorge 2018 Garza, Victor 1989-90 Del Barrio, Fidel 1966 Flores, Luis 2010-13 Gassaway, Tony 1980-81 Deskin, Steve 1976-77 Flores, Oscar 2014 Gawlik, Willie 1969-72 Diaz, Romeo 1956-58 Flores, Osiel 2006-07 German, Charlie 1989 Dickerson, Tanner 2014 Flores, Ramiro 1955 Gibson, Johnny 2003-04 Diefenderfer, Mark 1988 Flores, Richard 1960-62 Gilhaus, Joe 1989 Dillard, Ralph 1996-97 Flowers, Aaron 2004-05 Gillis, Loy 1988-91 DiOrio, Ben 2003-04 Flowers, Carl 1986-88 Gilmer, T.J. 2003-06 Dipple, Gary 1978-80 Flowers, Donny 1974-75 Gilmore, Joel 1989 Dodson, Buddy 1972-73 Flynn, Sean 2000-02 Giusti, Mark 1987 Dolfuss, Marty 1976-80 Forestier, Eric 1986-89 Gomez, Anthony 2016-Present Donaho, Billy 2008-10 Fortuna, Andy 2011-14 Gomez, Bobby 2005-06 Donnelly, Glenn 1988-89 Foster, Ryne 2004-07 Gomez, Tony 1973-74 Donnigan, Tommy 1979-82 Fowler, Scott 2000-01 Gonzalez, Adrian 2018-Present Douglas, Austin 2016-17 Frances, Marvin 1956 Gonzales, Aaron 1990 25 2019 UTRGV Baseball
Gonzales, Gilbert 1971-73 Harrison, Michael 2015 Jones, Chris 2002 Gonzales, Rafael 1981 Hart, Dusty 1999-00 Jones, Jacob 2005 Gonzales, Ross 1989-91 Hatcher, Chad 1994 Jones, Rick 1975-76 Gonzalez, Carlos 1956 Hawk, Scott 1984 Jones, Wes 1983-85 Gonzalez, Felipe 1990 Haynes, Frank 1971-73 Jordan Herbie 1982-83 Gonzalez, Isaac 2015-18 Heeney, Joe 1984-85 Gonzalez, Jerry 1975-76 Heinrichs, Darren 2000-01 Gonzalez, Johnny 2015-16 Heliton, James 1965 Gonzalez, Lefty 1958 Henkel, Art 1959-60 Gonzalez, Mark 1989-90 Henry, Mike 1988-89 K Gonzalez, Ray 1977-78 Henson, Alex 2014-15 Kandra, David 1987-88 Gonzalez, Roly 2007-08 Hernandez, Alexis 2012-13 Karow, Mike 1996-97 Gonzalez, Roy 1990-91 Hernandez, Iradier 2009-12 Kasprzynski, Dave 1982-83 Gordon, Bob 1958 Hernandez, Joe 1974-75 Kast, Nick 1994 Gordon, Zach 2005 Hernandez, Sam 1986-87 Keith, David 1972 Gorena, Javier 1961 Hickey, Jim 1982-83 Kennedy, Bruce 2002-03 Goulding, Riley 2012-13 Hickle, Jarod 2003-04 Kennedy, Danny 1986-88 Graham, Jeremy 1995 Hickman, Sean 1991-92 Kennedy, Steve 1975 Graham, Laconia 1973-74 Hickson, Tucker 1979-81 Kennett, Steve 1986-88 Grant, Connor 2017 Hidalgo, Carlos 1981-82 Killian, Mike 2002 Grant, Murray 1957 Hill, Glenn 1967-69 Killins, Bobby 2001 Green, David 1971-72 Hill, Perry 1973-74 King, Danny 1981-82 Green, Marty 1979-81 Hill, Ray 1970 King, Darren 1994-95 Green, Scott 1998-99 Hill, Ray 1981-82 Klausing, Will 2012-13 Green, Troy 2010-11 Hill, Trevelle 2018-Present Klemcke, Shane 2012-13 Gregory, Tom 1976-77 Holder, Mike 1996-99 Knight, Dusten 2012-13 Griffith, Jim 1956 Holland, Sidney 1989-90 Kotchie, Kyle 2010-11 Grimet, Ryan 2004 Honeycutt, Brady 2005-07 Kuenstler, Joel 1975-76 Grubbs, Coleman 2018-Present Horn, James 1989 Kufrovich, Austin 2016-17 Guarjardo, Alex 2004-07 Hotcaveg, Ken 1962-63 Kurtz, Rodd 1991-93 Guarjardo, Rudy 1963-65 Hough, Bonham 2008-09 Kutac, Matt 2000-01 Guerra, Aaron 2003-06 Howe, Alex 2013-14 Guerra, Albert 1984-86 Huckabay, Jacob 2013-16 Guerra, Kiki 1964-67 Hutcherson, Jonathan 2007 L Guidry, Larry 1981-82 Lair, Ron 1975-77 Guillot, Don 1983-87 Lakey, Aaron 1998-99 Gussman, Austin 2017 I Lamb, George 2015-18 Gutierrez, Chris 2011 Ibanez, Angel 2010-12 LaMoyne, Garry 1989-90 Gutierrez, Jesse 2000 Ibarra, Albert 1956-57 Lancaster, Dee 1970 Gutierrez, Joe B. 2005 Iglesias, P.J. 1983-86 Landon, Logan 2014-15 Guzman, Juan 1966-69 Iwasaki, Keiichi 1986 Lanfranco, Eddie 1978 Guzman, Matt 2007 Lanfranco, Wally 1973-75 Lankford, Mike 2008-09 J Lara, Joe 1974-75 H Jackson, Lucious 1962 LaRocca, Jeff 1996-97 Haas, David 1973 Jackson, Ryan 2015-16 Larrinaga, Luis 2016 Haas, Dustin 2000 2018-Present Lauer, Gary 1976-77 Hagy, Derek 2012-13 James, Frank 2001-02 Lawson, Hank 1972 Haines, Tim 2005-06 Janecka, Shane 2007-09 Leal, Felipe 1963-65 Haley, Rick 1980-81 Jernberg, Jan 1969 Ledbetter, Mark 1971 Hall, Matt 2001-02 Jensen, Lucas 2017 Ledbetter, Tom 1969-71 Haltom, Clayton 2014-15 Johnson, Arthur (Skip) 1989 Lee, Noah 2017-18 Hamm, Pete 1980 Johnson, Carter 2017-18 Lentz, Bill 1966-69 Hanna, Jim 1978-79 Johnson, Jarret 2014 Leos, David 2002 Harmon, Scott 1984-86 Johnson, Jeremy 2007-08 Lewis, Norris 1964 Harrell, Matthew 2013-14 Johnson, Robert 1979-81 Lewis, Brian 1987-89 Harris, Larry 1979-80 Jones, Alan 1967-69 Liggett, Jim 1979-80 GoUTRGV.com 26
Linder, Chad 2004-07 McDaniel, Leo 1974 Loff, Gary 1965-67 McGlamory, Scott 1976 O Loftis, Charles 1978-79 McGurk, Jim 1962-63 Oakes, Austin 2016-17 Logan, Buddy 1980 McKeehan, Chris 2014 Ogletree, Tom 1984-87 Loncar, Cole 2015-16 McLish, John 1974-75 Olivarez, Danny 1982 Lopez, John 2002-04 McMahon, Conrad 2017-18 Ondracek, Milton 1979-81 Loredo, Manny 2015-16 McManamon, Tom 1986-87 Ortiz, Carlos 1960 Loreth, Jason 1983-85 McNurlen, Bo 1969-72 Ortiz, Jorge 1994-95 Lozano, Chris 2006-08 Medeles, Paul 1990-91 Ortiz, Omar 1997-99 Lugo, Ernesto 1957-58 Mejia, Vincent 2010-12 Ortiz, Oziel 1999-00 Luna, Chuey 1964-67 Menchaca, Edward 1993-94 Ortiz, Pablo 2016 Luther, Jim 1968-69 Mendoza, Matthew 2016-18 Ortiz, Tony 2002-04 Mendoza, Joey 2008-10 Ottmers, Marc 1991-93 Mercer, Scott 2015-16 Ozuna, Jesse 1996 M Mesa, Alvarez 1960 Mackie, J.P. 2005 Messer, Perry 1990 MacInnes, Stuart 2010-11 Messer, Richard 1987-88 P Padron, Andrew 2014-17 Maddox, Jarrad 2002 Middlaugh, Scott 1985 Padron, Alfred 2004-05 Maldonado, Mike 1958 Middleton, Bobby 1985-86 Palacios, Hector 1958 Manriquez, Victor 1988-90 Milam, Brian 1993 Pantohan, Jerrimy 2001 Manns, Marvin 2001-02 Miller, Wayne (Buster) 1971 Parker, Travis 2002-03 Maria, Alan 1980-81 Miller, Brent 1980-82 Parks, Zach 2018 Marin, Victor 1984-85 Miller, Taylor 1993-94 Patterson, Mitch 1987-88 Marko, Ed 2001-02 Modlinski, Jim 1977-78 Paz, Sonny 1959-62 Marquez, Marco 1996 Moes, Sean 1994-96 Pederson, Scott 1991-93 Marsh, Al 1972 Molina, Albert 1986-88 Pena, Beto 1977-87 Marshall, Pat 1982-83 Molina, Nathan 2009 Pena, Cesar 2004-07 Martin, Alan 1984 Molina, Omar 2000-01 Pena, Leo 1975 Martin, Keith 1991-93 Monroe, Gordon 1984 Pena, Neri 1982-86 Martinez, Armando 1986-87 Montalvo, Jackie 1973-74 Pena, Omar 2002 Martinez, Basilio 1983-85 Moore, Aaron 2013 Pena, Richard 1976-77 Martinez, Ed 1974 Moore, Jeff 1995-98 Pena, Roger 1979-80 Martinez, Eric 1982 Moore, Jody 1995-96 Peper, Jamye 1972-73 Martinez, Isaac 2013-14 Morales, Alberto 2013-14 Perez, Adan 1962 Martinez, Jake 2016 Morales, John 1983 Perez, Alex 1989-90 Martinez, Jim 1958 Moran, Mitchell 1981-83 Perez, Andrew 2008 -10 Martinez, Marcos 2009 Moreno, Ramon 1992 Perez, Angel 1999-00 Martinez, Robert 2003 Morris, Bunkley 1976-78 Perez, Joe 1987-88 Martinez, Rodolfo 1987-89 Morris, Larry 1960 Perez, Pablo 1955 Martinez, Zach 2015-Present Morrison, Clint 1989-92 Perez, Sam 1987-92 Mason, Dane 2005-06 Mosqueda, David 1955-57 Peters, Kenny 1980-82 Mason, Evan 2014 Moulton, Marty 1995-96 Peters, Matt 1995-98 Mason, Jonathon 2002-03 Mullere, Gene 1959 Phillips, Ben 1996-97 Massaro, Jeff 1984 Myers, Jeff 1993-94 Mathis, Ed 1970 Pierce, Al 1970-71 Maxwell, Bryan 2012-13 Pierce, Jacob 2001-02 Maynard, Royce 1972-75 N Pinon, Michael 1989-91 Mayo, Henry 1976-77 Navarro, Kevin 1982-83 Plunk, Cody 2010-11 Mazcua, Fred 1973-74 Navarro, Rick 1995-97 Pollock, Gerry 1968-69 McCallum, Mike 1989 Neff, Mike 1971-73 Pompa, Sergio 1999-02 McCameron, Kenny 1981-85 Neslony, Travis 2012 Pool, Bill 1969-70 McCarthy, Mike 2010-12 Ness, Andy 1999-00 Pool, Jeff 1995-97 McCasland, Colby 2012-13 Newman, David 1975-77 Porter, Jim Bob 1998 McConnell, Chance 1984-85 Newman, James 1971-73 Powers, Otis 2003-06 McCormick, Tim 1985-86 Nickerson, John 1972-73 Price, Sam 1997-98 McCoy, Jerome 2002-03 Proctor, Jim 1974-75 McCullar, Anthony 1995-96 Protexter, Bob 1987 27 2019 UTRGV Baseball
Pruski, Craig 1992-93 Smith, Zach 2005-07 Puig, Ricardo 1967 S Smock, Brian 1988 Sa, Jonathan 2011-12 Smolen, Bryce 2007 Saenz, Juan 2002-04 Solis, Chris 1980 Q Saenz, J.R. 2005 Soliz, Ricky 1970-73 Quales, Billy 1986 Saenz, Manuel 1959-60 Sommer, Cameron 2018 Quartier, Jerred 2018-Present Saenz, Pat 1958-60 Sorden, Gary 1999-00 Quinoñez, Robert 2015-16 Salazar, Baltazar 1955 Sorden, Tommy 2000, 03-04 Saldivar, Ed 1973-74 Sosa, Roy 1976-77 Salinas, Adolfo 1960 Soza, Rene 1985-86 R Salinas, Donato 1985-86 Spears, Nick 2006-09 Rabouin, Andre 1969-72 Salinas, Fito 1958-60 Spivey, Bill 1988 Rainey, Jim 1972-75 Salinas, Gabriel 2008-09 Starcher, Cecil 1985 Ramirez, Bryan 2013-14 Salinas, Hector 1965-68 Stites, Bryant 2013 Ramirez, Jose 1971 Salinas, Joe 1959 Stratinsky, Tim 1985-86 Ramsey, Jay 1993-94 Salinas, Leo 1997-98, 00 Stolle, Travis 1991-94 Ramsey, Jody 1972 Salinas, Lupe 1970-73 Stone, Brandon 1997 Rangel, Juan 1998-99 Salinas, Mike 1985-86 Street, Sam 2013-14 Ranucci, David 1990-92 Salinas, Rene 1962-63 Supak, Tommy 1980-81 Redden, Steve 1996-97 Salaiz, Richard 1982 Sugar, Dylan 1995 Redmond, Max 1979-80 Salmon, Jose 2009 Swilley, Scott 1984-86 Reeves, Mark 1993-94 Sanchez, Casey 1968-69 Swindell, Mark 1993 Reissner, Mark 1982-83 Sanchez, Edmundo 1955 Renaud, Robert 1957 Sanchez, Jorge 1979-80 Reyes, Bert 1991-94 Sandoval, Tommy 1967-70 T Reyes, Mando 1976-77 Sardelich, Lance 1989-91 Tackett, Mike 1968-71 Rico, Tony 1955 Sauceda, Raul 1958 Taddei, Humberto 1959-60 Rieger, Kenney 1978-80 Saunders, Les 1972 Tamayo, Robert 1971 Rigby, Matt 2015-16 Savarino, Billy 1985 Taylor, Ches 1955 Rios, Chris 1991-92 Savarino, Mark 1976-79 Taylor, T.D. 1997-98 Rios, Hector 1977-80 Schaus, Danny 1974 Tefft, Tim 2008-09 Rios, Lee 2011-15 Schmidt, Caleb 2000-01 Thobe, John 1963-64 Ritchey, Dave 1968-69 Schranck, Nick 2017 Thomas, John 1977 Roberts, Buddy 1965 Schroeder, Harlan 1962 Thomas, Paul 1973-74 Roberts, Dana 1978-79 Schuring, Kurt 1984-85 Thomas, Shelby 1995, 97 Roberts, Kelly 1976 Schwager, Mike 1994-95 Thomas, Wes 1976-77 Rodriguez, Adan 1958 Scott, Bobby 1993-94 Thompson, Jason 1998-01 Rodriguez, Arthur 1979-80 Seaholm, A.J. 1998-99 Throckmorton, Bruce 1987 Rodriguez, Bucky 1965-67 Sebek, Craig 1974-75, 77 Tognietti, Dominic 2007 Rodriguez, Cecilio 1986-88 Selby, Nate 1990 Tokunaga, Kyle 2013-14 Rodriguez, Greg 1966-68 Shepherd, Bob 1988-89 Toledo, Peter 1996 Rodriguez, Joe 1955-57 Shepherd, Matt 2007-08 Torres, Chris 2012-13 Rodriguez, Mark 2004-05 Sherill, Mike 1978-79 Torres, Ivan 1981-82 Rodriguez, Phillip 2004-08 Shives Jr., Ruben 2005-08 Torres, Rene 1966-69 Rodriguez, Raul 2005 Sicking, Tom 2011 Torres, Tyler 2017-Present Rodriguez, Rigo 1979 Siener, Austin 2017-18 Tosch, Mick 1994-97 Rodriguez, Roel 1968-70 Sifuentes, Michael 1999 Tovar, Thomas 2009–11 Rohan, Thomas 1995-98 Silva, Ray 2006-07 Tredaway, Kevin 1986 Roma, Dan 1981-82 Simmons, Wayne 1985-87 Tredaway, Reggie 1969-71 Rosholt, Caden 2016 Simpson, Bill 1959-60 Trevino, Gilbert 1982-83 Roth, Doug 2008-11 Simpson, Jim 1958-59 Trevino, Kiki 1994-97 Roush, Brandon 2011-14 Simpson, Tommy 1971-75 Trinidad, Jesse 1974-77 Runkle, David 1977-78 Sisk, Matt 2001-04 Tully, Tim 1969-70 Rust, Robert 1974 Siskowski, Matt 1994-97 Tully, Trevor 1998-99 Rutenbar, Jordan 2008-09 Slivocka, Kris 1994-95 Tyrone, James 1970-71 Rutledge, Bobby 1975-78 Smith, Jerry 1978-79 Tyrone, Leonard 1976-79 Smith, Kelly 1981 Tyrone, Wayne 1971-72 GoUTRGV.com 28
Wingo, Scott 2009-10 U Wood, Doug 1976-77 Ulmer, Steve 1982 Wymer, Josh 2007 Ung, Lamberto 1999-00 Urand, Marty 1962-63 Urquidez, Julian 1995 Y Yanez, Ricky 1976 Yoakum, Charley 1976-78 V Valdez, Hector 1956 Z Valdez, Mario 1986-88 Zamora, Chip 1959-60 Valdez, Robert 1993 Zamora, Florentino 1956 Van Komen, Colton 2011 Zarate, David 2005 Varela III, Roger 2018 Zouzalik, Michael 2011-12 Vasquez, Juan 1964 Zouzalik, Zach 2011-12 Vela, Joe 1955-56 Vela, Joe 1970 Vela, Mario 1971-74 Vela, Ray 1964 Vento, Arnold 1957-58 Vest, Ryan 2008-10 Villarreal, Damon 1995 Villarreal, Erasilio 1960 Villarreal, Gilbert 1972 Villarreal, Rick 1984-85 Voss, Mark 1989 W Wagner, Jeff 1993 Wales, Duane 1984 Walker, Jeff 1984 Wallace, Andy 1999-00 Wallen, Johnny 1981-82 Walsh, Richard 1963 Watson, Adam 1993 Weast, Skip 2002 Webb, Jason 2011-12 West, Gary 1964-65 Wheeler, Tarrill 1982 Whetstone, Louis 1976-78 White, Michael 2011-12 White, Robbie 1999-00 Whittlesey, Blake 2006-07 Wickliffe, Wren 1989 Wilkins, Tommy 1963 Williams, Bobby Joe 1982-83 Williams, Doris 1955 Williams, George 1990-91 Williamson, Joe 1984-85 Willis, Robi 1978-79 Wills, Danny 1967-68 Wilshire, Wayne 1956 Wilson, Billy 1983-84 Wilson, Bruce 1973-74 Winfield, Steve 1978-79 29 2019 UTRGV Baseball
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Ricky Ibarz Tony Ortiz All-Independent Honorable Mention Team All-Independent First Team Independent Pitcher of the Week (Mar. 21) Al Ogletree All-Tournament Team 2001 Tony Ortiz Dane Mason All-Independent First Team Independent Pitcher of the Week (Apr. 18) All-Independent Honorable Mention Team Oziel Ortiz Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholar Otis Powers Lou Hassel Award 2000 Academic All-Independent Jesse Gutierrez NCAA All-American 2005 AABC All-American Louie Alamia All-South Central Region All-Independent First Team John Lopez Matt Eichel All-Independent First Team Academic All-Independent Leo Salinas Tim Haines All-South Central Region All-Independent Second Team 1999 Otis Powers Omar Ortiz Academic All-Independent All-South Central Region All-Independent First Team 2004 Louie Alamia Jason Bottenfield All-Independent Second Team All-Independent First Team
Ricky Broyles Steve Garza All-Independent First Team All-Independent First Team
Marco Garza 1998 All-Independent First Team Matt Peters All-Sun Belt Conference First Team Juan Saenz Academic All-Sun Belt Conference All-Independent Second Team Andy Adams 2003 Academic All-Sun Belt Conference Louie Alamia Collegiate Baseball Freshman All-American Antonio Gonzalez All-Independent Second Team Academic All-Sun Belt Conference UTPA Male Newcomer of the Year Mike Holder Tony Ortiz Academic All-Sun Belt Conference All-Independent First Team Jeff Moore Otis Powers Academic All-Sun Belt Conference Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholar Oziel Ortiz 2002 Academic All-Sun Belt Conference Frank James All-Independent Second Team Thomas Rohan Academic All-Sun Belt Conference John Lopez All-Independent First Team A.J. Seaholm Academic All-Sun Belt Conference 39 2019 UTRGV Baseball
T.D. Taylor Matt Siskowski Academic All-Sun Belt Conference Academic All-Sun Belt Conference
Jason Thompson Mick Tosch Academic All-Sun Belt Conference Academic All-Sun Belt Conference
1997 Julian Urquidez Matt Peters Academic All-Sun Belt Conference Sun Belt Conference Academic Medallion Academic All-Sun Belt Conference 1994 Travis Stolle Mike Holder All-Sun Belt Conference Second Team Academic All-Sun Belt Conference Matt Siskowski Jeff Moore Academic All-Sun Belt Conference Academic All-Sun Belt Conference Bryan Storey Richard Navarro Academic All-Sun Belt Conference Academic All-Sun Belt Conference Mick Tosch Thomas Rohan Academic All-Sun Belt Conference Academic All-Sun Belt Conference 1993 Mick Tosch Jimmy Eby Academic All-Sun Belt Conference All-Sun Belt Conference Second Team
Kiki Trevino Marc Ottmers All-Sun Belt Conference Second Team All-Sun Belt Conference First Team
1996 Craig Pruski Matt Siskowski Academic All-Sun Belt Conference All-Sun Belt Conference Second Team Academic All-Sun Belt Conference 1992 Jimmy Eby Mike Holder All-Sun Belt Conference Second Team Academic All-Sun Belt Conference Bart Bickerton Jeff Moore Academic All-Sun Belt Conference Academic All-Sun Belt Conference Keith Martin Angel Perez Academic All-Sun Belt Conference Academic All-Sun Belt Conference Clint Morrison Thomas Rohan All-Sun Belt Conference First Team Academic All-Sun Belt Conference Scott Pederson Mick Tosch Academic All-Sun Belt Conference Academic All-Sun Belt Conference 1991 1995 Todd Barton Jeff Moore Academic All-American South Conference Academic All-Sun Belt Conference Ray de Leon Marty Moulton All-American South Conference Academic All-Sun Belt Conference Loy Gillis Thomas Rohan Academic All-American South Conference Academic All-Sun Belt Conference GoUTRGV.com 40
Sean Hickman 1979 All-American South Conference Gary Dippel All-District VI Keith Martin Academic All-American South Conference Leonard Tyrone South Central Regional All-Tournament George Williams Academic All-American South Conference 1978 Bobby Rutledge 1990 NCAA All-American Mike Eiffert AABC All-American All-American South Conference South Central Regional All-Tournament Academic All-American South Conference Louie Whetstone Victor Garza South Central Regional All-Tournament All-American South Conference 1976 Sid Holland Ron Lair All-American South Conference Midwest Regional All-Tournament
Keith Martin Ron Edquist Academic All-American South Conference First Team NCAA Independent All-American
Lance Sardelich Jessie Trinidad All-American South Conference First Team NCAA Independent All-American
Gilbert Reyes Wes Thomas Academic All-American South Conference First Team NCAA Independent All-American
1989 1975 Sid Holland Ricky Brockway All-American South Conference NCAA All-American AABC All-American 1988 Al Molina Joe Hernandez All-District VI NCAA All-American All-American South Conference AABC All-American
Richard Messer Jim Proctor All-American South Conference NCAA All-American AABC All-American 1983 Jim Hickey Ron Edquist NCAA All-American South Central Regional All-Tournament AABC All-American All-District VI Ron Lair South Central Regional All-Tournament Rafael Barbosa South Central Regional All-Tournament Jim Rainey South Central Regional All-Tournament 1980 Robert Johnson Craig Sebek NCAA All-American South Central Regional All-Tournament AABC All-American All-District VI 1974 South Central Regional All-Tournament Ricky Brockway NCAA All-American Jim Liggett AABC All-American South Central Regional All-Tournament All-District VI 41 2019 UTRGV Baseball
Gary Doyle Mike Beeler All-District VI All-District VI Mike Duffey Wayne Cato The Sporting News All-American All-District VI Lupe Salinas Laconia Graham All-District VI All-District VI Reggie Tredaway Paul Thomas All-District VI All-District VI 1970 Laconia Graham James Tyrone All-District VI NCAA All-American AABC All-American Paul Thomas The Sporting News All-American All-District VI TOPS All-American All-District VI 1973 Buddy Dodson Tony Barbosa All-District VI All-District VI
John Nickerson Mike Duffey All-District VI All-District VI
Jayme Peper 1969 All-District VI Reggie Tredaway NCAA All-American Lupe Salinas AABC All-American All-District VI All-District VI
1972 Tony Barbosa Lupe Salinas All-District VI NCAA All-American AABC All-American 1968 Tony Barbosa Dave Armstrong NCAA All-American All-District VI AABC All-American
Jayme Peper Hector Salinas All-District VI NCAA All-American AABC All-American Jody Ramsey All-District VI 1964 Felipe Leal Wayne Tyrone NAIA All-American All-District VI 1963 1971 Felipe Leal James Tyrone NAIA All-American NCAA All-American AABC All-American The Sporting News All-American TOPS All-American All-District VI GoUTRGV.com 42
Individual Single-Season Offensive Records
Rank Name Total Season At-Bats 1. Bobby Joe Williams 293 1983 2. Mitchell Moran 275 1983 3. Rafael Barbosa 272 1983 4. Wes Thomas 232 1977 5. Joe Hernandez 230 1975 6. Roly Gonzalez 226 2008 7. Mark Reissener 225 1983 8. Pat Marshall 224 1983 T-9. Coleman Grubbs 222 2018 T-9. Roger Bernal 222 2012
Hits T-1. Roger Bernal 92 2012 T-1. Joe Hernandez 92 1975 3. Mitchell Moran 88 1983 4. Garrett Bivone 86 2010 5. Wes Thomas 85 1977 6. Vincent Mejia 79 2010 T-7. Rafael Barbosa 78 1983 T-7. Bobby Joe Williams 78 1983 9. Angel Ibanez 77 2011 10. Roly Gonzalez 76 2008
Runs Scored 1. Donald Guillot 85 1987 2. Mitchell Moran 74 1983 3. Bobby Joe Williams 72 1983 T-4. Bobby Rutledge 68 1978 T-4. Ricky Brockway 68 1975 T-6. Vincent Mejia 64 2010 T-6. Matt Siskowski 64 1997 8. Jorge Sanchez 62 1980 T-9. Leonard Tyrone 59 1979 T-9. Bobby Rutledge 59 1977 T-9. Wes Thomas 59 1977
Runs Batted In 1. Mitchell Moran 85 1983 2. Rafael Barbosa 74 1983 3. Joe Hernandez 69 1975 T-4. Robert Johnson 68 1980 T-4. Tommy Supak 68 1980 T-6. Jesse Gutierrez 58 2000 T-6. Jerry Clements 58 1987 8. Dale Brown 56 1980 T-9. Raymond DeLeon 52 1991 T-9. Tom McManamon 52 1986 43 2019 UTRGV Baseball
Rank Name Total Season Games Played T-1. Rafael Barbosa 84 1983 T-1. Mitchell Moran 84 1983 T-1. Bobby Joe Williams 84 1983 4. Pat Marshall 81 1983 5. Mark Reissener 77 1983 T-6. Gilbert Trevino 75 1983 T-6. Tommy Supak 75 1980 T-8. Wes Thomas 71 1977 T-8. Jamie Alvarado 71 1976 T-8. Ron Lair 71 1976
Batting Average 1. Gary Dippel .443 1979 2. Garrett Bivone .428 2010 3. Matt Peters .420 1998 4. Roger Bernal .414 2012 5. Joe Hernandez .400 1975 6. Jorge Sanchez .397 1980 7. Robert Johnson .393 1980 8. Jesse Gutierrez .388 2000 9. Leonard Tyrone .387 1978 10. Leonard Brown .386 1979
Stolen Bases 1. Donald Guillot 107 1987 2. Bobby Rutledge 77 1978 3. Jorge Sanchez 65 1980 T-4. Bobby Rutledge 61 1977 T-4. Ricky Brockway 61 1974 6. Ricky Brockway 58 1975 7. James Tyrone 51 1971 8. Roly Gonzalez 46 2008 9. Donald Guillot 41 1985 10. Leonard Tyrone 36 1978
Walks 1. Donald Guillot 75 1987 2. Pat Marshall 73 1983 3. Ricky Brockway 72 1975 4. Bobby Rutledge 64 1978 5. Bobby Joe Williams 59 1983 6. Jerry Clements 57 1987 7. Garry Dippel 55 1980 8. T.J. Bartosh 54 1999 9. James Tyrone 50 1971 10. Tommy Supak 49 1980 GoUTRGV.com 44
Rank Name Total Season Doubles 1. Garrett Bivone 23 2010 T-2. Osiel Flores 19 2017 T-2. Osiel Flores 19 2007 T-4. Alex Howe 18 2014 T-4. Bonham Hough 18 2009 T-4. Tony Ortiz 18 2003 T-4. Tommy Supak 18 1980 T-8. Vincent Mejia 17 2012 T-8. Stuart MacInnes 17 2010 T-8. Steve Redden 17 1997 T-8. Matt Siskowski 17 1996 T-8. Bill Savarino 17 1985
Triples 1. Sid Holland 8 1990 T-2. Roger Pena 7 1979 T-2. Wes Thomas 7 1977 T-4. Angel Ibanez 6 2011 T-4. Marco Garza 6 2003 T-5. Louie Alamia 5 2004 T-5. Tony Ortiz 5 2003 T-5. Leo Salinas 5 1997 T-5. Albert Molina 5 1987 T-5. Tommy Supak 5 1980 T-5. Ron Lair 5 1976
Home Runs 1. Jesse Gutierrez 21 2000 2. Mitchell Moran 20 1983 T-3. Dale Brown 14 1981 T-3. Robert Johnson 14 1980 T-5. Andy Ness 12 1999 T-5. Rafael Barbosa 12 1983 T-5. Bobby Joe Williams 12 1983 8. Joe Hernandez 11 1975 T-9. George Williams 10 1991 T-9. Tommy Supak 10 1980
Hit By Pitches 1. T.D. Taylor 15 1997 T-2. Elijah Alexander 14 2018 T-2. Caleb Schmidt 14 2001 T-2. Caleb Schmidt 14 2000 5. George Williams 13 1990 T-6. Jordan Rutenbar 12 2008 T-6. Abraham Garcia 12 2007 T-6. Dean Davidson 12 1995 T-9. Jason Buhagiar 11 2006 T-9. T.D. Taylor 11 1998 T-9. Patrick Brooks 11 2007 45 2019 UTRGV Baseball
Rank Name Total Season Total Bases 1. Mitchell Moran 162 1983 2. Joe Hernandez 144 1975 3. Jesse Gutierrez 141 2000 4. Wes Thomas 138 1977 5. Robert Johnson 135 1980 6. Tommy Supak 130 1980 7. Rafael Barbosa 127 1983 8. Bobby Joe Williams 123 1983 9. Garrett Bivone 121 2010 10. Logan Landon 119 2015
Individual Single-Season Defensive Records Rank Name Total Season Putouts 1. Tony Ortiz 494 2003 2. Keith Navarro 459 1983 3. Matt Siskowski 455 1996 4. Billy Donaho 450 2008 T-5. Matt Siskowski 441 1997 T-5. Steve Dunn 441 1977 7. Roger Bernal 436 2012 8. Victor Garcia Jr. 432 2014 9. Angel Ibanez 431 2011 10. Matt Siskowski 429 1995
Assists 1. Bobby Joe Williams 241 1983 2. Ricky Brockway 200 1975 3. Albert Molina 194 1988 4. Joe Heeney 182 1985 5. R.J. Garcia 178 1995 6. Jesus Garcia 166 2014 7. Gabe De La Garza 165 2000 8. Leonard Brown 164 1978 T-9. Anthony Gomez 163 2018 T-9. Andrew Perez 163 2008 GoUTRGV.com 46
Individual Single-Season Pitching Records Rank Name Total Season Wins 1. Jim Hickey 16 1983 2. Jim Proctor 15 1975 3. Jesse Trinadad 14 1976 T-4. Ron Edquist 13 1976 T-4. Jack Ewing 13 1975 T-6. Sam Street 12 2014 T-6. Alan Maria 12 1980 T-6. Lupe Salinas 12 1971 T-9. Jim Modlinski 11 1978 T-9. Ron Edquist 11 1975 T-9. Lupe Salinas 11 1972
Games Started T-1. Johnny Gibson 24 2003 T-1. Levi Frary 24 2001 T-1. Scott Fowler 24 2000 4. Richard Crenshaw 23 1996 T-5. Chad Linder 21 2004 T-5. Scott Fowler 21 2001 T-7. Jacob Pierce 20 2002 T-7. Mike Cox 20 1999 T-7. Levi Frary 20 1999 10. Rick Navarro 18 1996
Complete Games 1. Jim Hickey 16 1983 T-2. Jesse Trinadad 15 1976 T-2. Jim Proctor 15 1975 4. Ron Edquist 14 1976 5. Mando Reyes 13 1977 T-6. Alan Maria 12 1980 T-6. Steve Winfield 12 1979 T-6. Jack Ewing 12 1975 T-9. Sam Street 11 2014 T-9. Gary Doyle 11 1972 T-9. Lupe Salinas 11 1971
Appearances T-1. Steven Davila 31 2007 T-1. Tim Haines 31 2006 3. Tim Haines 30 2005 4. Ryan Jackson 27 2018 T-4. Andrew Padron 25 2015 T-4. Matt Rigby 25 2015 T-4. Aaron Guerra 25 2006 T-7. Ronnie Morales 24 2006 T-7. Kelly Casares 24 2006 T-7. Johnny Gibson 24 2003 T-7 . Levi Frary 24 2001 T-7. Scott Fowler 24 2000 47 2019 UTRGV Baseball
Rank Name Total Season Saves 1. Tim Haines 10 2006 2. Ricky Broyles 9 2004 T-3. Ryan Jackson 7 2018 T-3. Andrew Padron 7 2015 T-3. Scott Fowler 7 2001 T-5. Luis Acosta 6 2017 T-5. Guadalupe Barrera 6 2010 T-5. Tim Haines 6 2005 T-5. Scott Fowler 6 2000 T-5. Roy Gonzales 6 1990 T-5. Jason Loreth 6 1983
Earned Run Average 1. Lupe Salinas 0.39 1972 2. James Newman 0.43 1972 3. Tony Barbosa 0.89 1968 4. Andre Rabouin 0.93 1972 5. Mike Maldonado 0.98 1958 6. Lupe Salinas 1.06 1973 7. Tony Barbosa 1.07 1969 8. Jesse Trinadad 1.11 1976 9. Tony Barbosa 1.19 1970 10. Jim Proctor 1.31 1975
Innings Pitched 1. Jim Hickey 130.1 1983 2. Sam Street 129.1 2014 3. Sam Street 115.1 2013 4. Jesse Trinidad 113.7 1976 5. Mike Eckert 110.7 1988 6. Ron Edquist 110.3 1976 7. Josh Wymer 110.2 2007 8. Lupe Salinas 110.0 1971 9. Kiki Trevino 109.3 1997 10. David Kasprzynski 105.1 1983
Strikeouts 1. Omar Ortiz 132 1999 2. Tony Barbosa 125 1970 T-3. Jim Hickey 109 1983 T-3. Mando Reyes 109 1977 5. Felipe Leal 107 1964 6. Tony Barbosa 105 1969 7. Sam Street 104 2013 T-8. Jesse Trinidad 101 1976 T-8. Gary Doyle 101 1971 10. Ricky Ibarz 100 2006 GoUTRGV.com 48
Individual Career Offensive Records Rank Name Total Years At-Bats 1. Louie Alamia 762 2003-06 2. Abraham Garcia 660 2006-10 3. Matt Siskowski 659 1994-97 4. Matt Sisk 651 2001-04 5. Victor Garcia Jr. 640 2014-17 6. Angel Ibanez 630 2010-12 7. Marco Garza 590 2002-04 8. Vincent Mejia 576 2010-12 9. Travis Stolle 572 1991-94 10. Mitchell Moran 563 1981-83
Hits 1. Louie Alamia 267 2003-06 2. Angel Ibanez 212 2010-12 3. Abraham Garcia 201 2006-10 4. Vincent Mejia 195 2010-12 5. Marco Garza 193 2002-04 6. Leo Salinas 189 1997-00 7. Matt Siskowski 189 1994-97 8. Matt Sisk 173 2001-04 9. Lance Sardelich 168 1989-91 T-10. Mitchell Moran 163 1981-83 T-10. Travis Stolle 163 1991-94
Runs Scored 1. Don Guillot 186 1983-87 2. Bobby Rutledge 175 1975-78 3. Louie Alamia 149 2003-06 T-4. Vincent Mejia 148 2010-12 T-4. Matt Siskowski 148 1994-97 6. Leonard Tyrone 141 1976-79 T-7. Abraham Garcia 125 2006-10 T-7. Ricky Brockway 125 1974-75 9. Angel Ibanez 124 2010-12 T-10. Travis Stolle 117 1991-94 T-10. Mitchell Moran 117 1981-83
Runs Batted In 1. Vincent Mejia 136 2010-12 2. Mitchell Moran 130 1981-83 T-3. Matt Siskowski 121 1994-97 T-3. Lance Sardelich 121 1989-91 5. Leo Salinas 120 1997-00 6. Angel Ibanez 112 2010-12 7. Abraham Garcia 108 2006-10 8. Victor Garcia Jr. 102 2014-17 9. Louie Alamia 100 2003-06 T-10. Marco Garza 98 2002-04 T-10. Mike Eiffert 98 1989-92 49 2019 UTRGV Baseball
Rank Name Total Years Games 1. Don Guillot 217 1983-87 2. Abraham Garcia 209 2006-10 3. Bobby Rutledge 204 1975-78 4. Matt Siskowski 203 1994-97 5. Mark Savarino 200 1976-78 6. Louie Alamia 198 2003-06 7. Matt Sisk 196 2001-04 8. Victor Garcia Jr. 192 2014-17 9. Mitchell Moran 184 1981-83 10. Leonard Tyrone 182 1976-79
Batting Average 1. Logan Landon .382 2015 2. Roger Bernal .381 2011-12 T-3. Joe Hernandez .371 1974-75 T-3. Wes Thomas .371 1976-77 5. Robert Johnson .368 1979-81 6. James Tyrone .363 1970-71 7. Gary Dippel .356 1978-80 8. Louie Alamia .352 2003-06 9. Charlie Brown .348 1986-87 T-10. Steve Garza .345 1998-99 T-10. Tommy Supak .345 1980-81
Stolen Bases 1. Don Guillot 183 1983-87 2. Bobby Rutledge 164 1975-78 3. Ricky Brockway 119 1974-75 4. Jorge Sanchez 100 1979-80 5. Leonard Tyrone 79 1976-79 6. James Tyrone 71 1970-71 7. Roly Gonzalez 66 2007-08 8. Luis Alamia 64 1963-65 9. John McLish 57 1974-75 10. Joe Hernandez 47 1974-75
Walks 1. Bobby Rutledge 155 1975-78 2. Don Guillot 133 1983-87 3. Vincent Mejia 121 2010-12 4. Ricky Brockway 118 1974-75 5. Mitchell Moran 111 1981-83 6. Travis Stolle 107 1991-94 7. Abraham Garcia 105 2006-10 8. Victor Garcia Jr. 104 2014-17 9. Frank Akers 98 1990-93 T-10. Louie Alamia 97 2003-06 T-10. T.J. Bartosh 97 1999-00 GoUTRGV.com 50
Rank Name Total Years Doubles 1. Vincent Mejia 48 2010-12 2. Matt Siskowski 44 1994-97 T-3. Abraham Garcia 40 2006-10 T-3. Louie Alamia 40 2003-06 5. Marco Garza 38 2002-04 6. Lance Sardelich 37 1989-91 7. Tony Ortiz 36 2002-04 8. Leo Salinas 35 1997-00 9. Victor Garcia Jr. 32 2014-17 10. Stuart MacInnes 31 2010-11
Triples T-1. Angel Ibanez 13 2010-12 T-1. Louie Alamia 13 2003-06 3. Wes Thomas 12 1976-77 T-4. Abraham Garcia 10 2006-10 T-4. Marco Garza 10 2002-04 T-6. Tony Ortiz 9 2002-04 T-6. Mike Eiffert 9 1989-92 T-6. Lance Sardelich 9 1989-91 T-6. Sid Holland 9 1989-90 T-10. Leo Salinas 8 1997-00 T-10. Travis Stolle 8 1991-94 T-10. Al Molina 8 1986-88 T-10. James Tyrone 8 1970-71
Home Runs 1. Mitchell Moran 27 1981-83 2. Jesse Gutierrez 21 2000 T-3. Vincent Mejia 19 2010-12 T-3. Matt Siskowski 19 1994-97 T-3. Ray De Leon 19 1990-91 T-6. Leo Salinas 18 1997-00 T-6. Robert Johnson 18 1979-81 8. Andy Ness 17 1999-00 9. Rafael Barbosa 16 1982-83 T-10. Richard Messer 15 1987-88 T-10. Tommy Supak 15 1980-81 51 2019 UTRGV Baseball
Individual Career Defensive Records Rank Name Total Years Putouts 1. Matt Siskowski 1,634 1994-97 2. Victor Garcia Jr. 1,457 2014-17 3. Tony Ortiz 864 2002-04 4. Bill Lentz 839 1966-69 5. Mike McCarthy 833 2010-12 6. Matt Eichel 806 2002-05 7. Steve Dunn 691 1976-77 8. Tom McManamon 683 1986-87 9. Ray De Leon 615 1990-91 10. Angel Ibanez 600 2010-12
Assists 1. Mark Savarino 450 1976-78 2. Al Molina 418 1986-88 3. Gabe de la Garza 397 1997-00 4. Vincent Mejia 392 2010-12 5. Mick Tosch 388 1994-97 6. Marco Garza 372 2002-04 7. Chilo Rodriguez 350 1986-88 8. Joe Heeney 344 1984-85 T-9. Frank Akers 337 1990-93 T-9. Ricky Brockway 337 1974-75
Consecutive Games Without An Error 1. Leo Salinas (OF) 86 1998-00 2. Adrian de la Rosa (OF) 79 2010-12 3. Alex Howe (OF) 64 2013-14 3. Mike Tackett (P/OF) 59 1968-71 4. Lamberto Ung (1B) 58 1999-00 5. Bonham Hough (OF) 56 2008-09 6. Wayne Simmons (OF/1B) 53 1984-87 T-7. Mike Beeler (OF/1B) 46 1973-74 T-7. Rene Torres (OF) 46 1966-69 9. Willie Gawlik (OF) 45 1970-71 GoUTRGV.com 52
Individual Career Pitching Records Rank Name Total Years Wins T-1. Ron Edquist 38 1973-76 T-1. Lupe Salinas 38 1970-73 3. Jesse Trinidad 30 1974-76 4. Felipe Leal 24 1963-65 T-5. Sam Street 22 2013-14 T-5. Mike Eckert 22 1986-87 T-5. Tony Barbosa 22 1967-70 8. Danny Kennedy 21 1986-88 T-9. Jim Proctor 20 1974-75 T-9. Andre Rabouin 20 1969-72 T-9. Tommy Sandoval 20 1967-70
Games Started 1. Ron Edquist 54 1973-76 2. Lupe Salinas 51 1970-73 3. Kiki Trevino 48 1994-97 4. Ricky Clough 46 1990-93 T-5. Scott Fowler 45 2000-01 T-5. Omar Ortiz 45 1997-99 T-7. Justin Bogy 44 2001-04 T-7. Levi Frary 44 2000-01 T-9. Jason Thompson 43 1998-00 T-9. Tony Barbosa 43 1967-70
Complete Games 1. Lupe Salinas 41 1970-73 2. Ron Edquist 34 1973-76 3. Jesse Trinidad 28 1974-76 4. Mike Eckert 24 1986-87 T-5. Mando Reyes 23 1976-77 T-5. Jack Ewing 23 1975-76 7. Alan Maria 21 1980-81 T-8. Danny King 20 1981-82 T-8. Jim Proctor 20 1974-75 T-8. Gary Doyle 20 1971-72
Saves 1. Tim Haines 16 2005-06 2. Donny Flowers 13 1974-75 3. Jason Loreth 11 1983-85 T-4. Andrew Padron 10 2014-17 T-4. Guadalupe Barrera 10 2010-13 T-6. Ricky Broyles 9 2004-05 T-6. Marc Ottmers 9 1991-93 8. Ricky Soliz 8 1970-73 T-9. Ryan Jackson 7 2015-Present T-9. Richard Crenshaw 7 1996-97 53 2019 UTRGV Baseball
Rank Name Total Years Earned Run Average 1. Lupe Salinas 1.16 1970-73 2. John Dukes 1.21 1974-75 3. Tony Barbosa 1.24 1967-70 4. Jim Proctor 1.26 1974-75 5. Jesse Trinidad 1.46 1974-76 6. Gary Doyle 1.50 1971-72 7. Greg Rodriguez 1.67 1966-68 8. Jim Hickey 1.81 1982-83 9. Felipe Leal 1.92 1963-65 10. Ron Edquist 1.93 1973-76
Innings Pitched 1. Lupe Salinas 356.2 1970-73 2. Ron Edquist 331 1973-76 3. Tony Barbosa 290 1967-70 4. Omar Ortiz 271.1 1997-99 5. Johnny Guzman 255.2 1966-69 6. Mike Eckert 252.1 1986-87 T-7. Kiki Trevino 248.1 1994-97 T-7. Felipe Leal 248.1 1963-65 9. Sam Street 244.2 2013-14 10. Tommy Sandoval 242.1 1967-70
Strikeouts 1. Tony Barbosa 351 1967-70 2. Lupe Salinas 309 1970-73 3. Felipe Leal 292 1963-65 4. Ron Edquist 285 1973-76 5. Omar Ortiz 283 1997-99 6. Andre Rabouin 223 1969-72 7. Jesse Trinidad 217 1974-76 8. Danny Kennedy 198 1986-88 9. Sam Street 195 2013-14 10. Mando Reyes 194 1976-77 GoUTRGV.com 54
Team Single-Game Records
Rank Total Opponent Date Innings Played 1. 19 Stephen F. Austin 1990 2. 18 NJIT 2012 T-3. 15 Sacramento State 2016 T-3. 15 Trinity 1973 T-3. 15 Dallas 1963
At-Bats 1. 73 Stephen F. Austin 1990 2. 61 NJIT 2012 T-3. 58 Sacramento State 2016 T-3. 58 Arkansas 1973 T-3. 58 Dallas 1963
Runs Scored 1. 32 Hardin-Simmons 1970 2. 26 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 2001 T-3. 25 North Texas 1979 T-3. 25 Mary Hardin-Baylor 1977 T-5. 23 UT-Brownsville 2010 T-5. 23 LA Tech 2010
Hits 1. 27 Northern Colorado 2009 T-2. 25 Texas Tech 1980 T-2. 25 Mary Hardin-Baylor 1977 4. 24 Hardin-Simmons 1970 T-5. 23 Northern Colorado 2009 T-5. 23 Jackson State 2008
Runs Batted In 1. 28 Hardin-Simmons 1970 2. 21 UT-Brownsville 2010 T-3. 21 LA Tech 2010 T-3. 21 Northern Colorado 2009 55 2019 UTRGV Baseball
Rank Total Opponent Date Doubles T-1. 7 Northern Colorado 2009 T-1. 7 Texas Lutheran 1971 T-1. 7 North Dakota 1966 T-1. 7 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 2007 T-5. 6 Lamar 2017 T-5. 6 Houston 2017 T-5. 6 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 2012 T-5. 6 Northern Colorado 2009
Triples T-1. 4 CSU Bakersfield 2018 T-1. 4 Southwestern 1963 T-3. 3 Texas Southern 2017 T-3. 3 Arlington Baptist 2016 T-5. 2 UTSA 2014 T-5. 2 Jackson State 2013 T-5. 2 Chicago State 2013 T-5. 2 Houston Baptist 2012 T-5. 2 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 2012 T-5. 2 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 2012 T-5. 2 Arlington Baptist 2012 T-5. 2 UT-Brownsville 2010 T-5. 2 LA Tech 2010 T-5. 2 Northern Colorado 2009 T-5. 2 New Mexico State 2008
Home Runs T-1. 6 Western Illinois 2000 T-1. 6 William Penn 1991 T-3. 5 Prairie View A&M 2009 T-3. 5 Texas Southern 2008 5. 4 Texas Southern 2008
Stolen Bases T-1 9 Arlington Baptist 2013 T-1. 9 South Dakota State 1978 T-1. 9 Mary Hardin-Baylor 1977 T-1. 9 Indiana 1976 T-1. 9 Dallas 1974 T-1. 9 Missouri 1974 GoUTRGV.com 56
Team Single-Season Offensive Records
Rank Total Season Rank Total Season At-Bats Doubles 1. 2,296 1983 1. 120 1980 2. 2,161 1980 T-2. 108 2009 3. 1,963 2008 T-2. 108 2000 4. 1,956 1977 4. 94 2008 5. 1,888 2010 T-5. 93 2006 T-5. 93 2003 Hits T-5. 93 1999 1. 716 1980 T-5. 93 1991 2. 642 1983 T-5. 93 1983 3. 592 2010 4. 588 2008 Triples 5. 578 1977 1. 27 1979 2. 24 1980 Runs Scored T-3. 22 1991 1. 525 1983 T-3. 22 1990 2. 520 1980 5. 21 2003 3. 478 1987 T-4. 417 1977 Home Runs T-4. 417 1975 1. 82 1983 2. 68 2000 Runs Batted In 3. 56 1999 1. 468 1980 4. 52 1998 2. 467 1983 5. 49 1980 3. 419 1987 4. 381 1977 Walks 5. 353 2010 1. 437 1983 2. 392 1980 Batting Average 3. 390 1987 1. .331 1980 4. 387 1977 T-2. .314 2010 5. 350 1975 T-2. .314 1987 4. .308 1979 T-5. .305 2011 T-5. .305 1974
Stolen Bases 1. 184 1975 2. 183 1980 T-3. 165 1987 T-3. 165 1978 5. 155 1974 57 2019 UTRGV Baseball
Team Single-Season Defensive Records
Rank Total Season Rank Total Season Putouts Assists 1. 1,884 1983 1. 873 1983 2. 1,715 1980 2. 660 1978 3. 1,545 1977 3. 654 1980 4. 1,516 1976 4. 650 1975 5. 1,505 1975 5. 643 1977
Double Plays Team Fielding Percentage 1. 80 1983 1. .978* 1971 T-2. 59 2011 2. .9722 2018 T-2. 59 1997 3. .9719 2017 T-3. 58 2000 4. .9715 2016 T-3. 58 1993 5. .971 1980 T-3. 58 1980 *Led NCAA
Team Single-Season Pitching Records Rank Total Season Rank Total Season Wins Earned Run Average 1. 64 1983 1. 1.26 1972 2. 63 1975 2. 1.74 1975 3. 61 1980 3. 1.78 1970 4. 53 1976 4. 1.89 1973 T-5. 52 1979 5. 2.14 1976 T-5. 52 1978 Innings Pitched Saves 1. 629 1983 T-1. 14 2004 2. 573 1980 T-1. 14 1997 3. 514.1 1977 T-3. 13 2006 4. 505.1 1976 T-3. 13 2000 5. 501.2 1975 T-5. 12 1996 T-5. 12 1985 Strikeouts T-5. 12 2015 1. 435 2018 2. 433 1977 Complete Games 3. 427 2006 1. 61 1976 4. 413 2017 2. 60 1980 T-5. 402 2013 3. 54 1983 T-5. 402 1980 4. 50 1975 5. 47 1977 GoUTRGV.com 58
No-Hitters NAME OPPONENT SEASON RESULT Mike Karow Lamar 1997 W 3-0 David Kandra Dartmouth 1988 W 2-0 Mike Eckert Texas Southern 1986 W 6-1 Carlos Hidalgo Baylor 1982 W 1-0 Jerry Smith North Texas 1979 W 25-0 Larry Harris South Dakota State 1979 W 17-0 David Runkle University of Dallas 1977 W 11-0 Mando Reyes University of Dallas 1976 W 3-2 Ron Edquist Dallas Baptist 1975 W 7-0 Tony Barbosa University of Houston 1969 W 3-2 Felipe Leal Trinity 1963 W 2-0 Tony Rico St. Edwards 1955 W 8-0 One-Hitters NAME OPPONENT SEASON RESULT Eddie Delgado, Zach Martinez, Arlington Baptist 2017 W 4-2 Luis Acosta Connot Grant, Zach Martinez Texas Southern 2014 W 9-0 Alex Henson, Nolan Atkins, Sacramento State 2014 W 2-0 Matt Daniels, Austin Casas, Kyle Tokunaga, Matt Harrell Blake English Chicago State 2014 W 1-0 Aaron Guerra Incarnate Word 2003 W 4-0 Mike Cox Lamar 2000 W 8-0 Mike Eiffert Southwest Texas State 1991 L 1-0 David Kandra Dartmouth 1988 W 1-0 Rance Bighorse St. John’s 1986 W 13-0 Kasprzynski/Martinez Oklahoma City 1982 W 5-0 Alan Maria Oklahoma State 1981 W 3-0 Alan Maria Northwestern 1980 W 10-0 Alan Maria Morningside 1980 W 1-0 Hector Rios East Tennessee State 1979 W 9-2 Cliff Crowell University of Dallas 1977 W 5-0 Ron Edquist Mary Hardin-Baylor 1976 W 5-0 Mando Reyes Texas-Arlington 1976 W 4-0 Mando Reyes Dallas Baptist 1976 W 3-1 Jesse Trinidad Dallas Baptist 1976 W 1-0 Jesse Trinidad Morningside 1976 W 2-0 Jack Ewing Texas A&M 1975 W 2-0 Jim Proctor TCU 1975 W 3-1 Jim Proctor Dallas Baptist 1975 W 5-2 Jim Proctor Lubbock Christian 1975 W 3-1 Ron Edquist Morningside 1975 W 8-0 Bruce Wilson St. Edward’s 1974 W 4-2 Jesse Trinidad Dallas Baptist 1974 W 7-0 Ron Edquist Trinity 1974 W 3-1 Laconia Graham Trinity 1974 W 6-2 Ron Edquist Nebraska-Omaha 1973 W 3-0 Gary Doyle Union 1972 W 12-1 Lupe Salinas St. Mary’s 1972 W 5-0 Lupe Salinas Missouri 1971 W 6-0 Gary Doyle Rice 1971 W 4-0 Tony Barbosa Houston Baptist 1970 W 4-0 Powell Brown Southern Methodist 1970 L 1-0 Richie Flores Corpus Christi 1962 W 4-1 59 2019 UTRGV Baseball Campus Life
Unity Hall Heritage Hall
Dorms • Designed in suite style, with two rooms sharing a bathroom.
• All rooms are furnished for double occupancy.
•Rooms may be reserved as private rooms as space permits.
• Rooms include: beds, desks and chairs, chests of drawers, built-in closets, ethernet connections, cable, central heat and air conditioning.
• Services provided include: study rooms, TV lounges, computer labs, laundry facilities, snack and soft drink vending, community kitchenette with microwave, and recreation rooms featuring billiards, ping pong, foosball and game tables.
Student Apartments • Furnished living rooms and kitchens.
• Apartment contents include: single bed, desk and chair, chest of drawers, built-in closet, sofa, lounge chair, multi-use cube, end table, dishwasher, microwave, stove/oven, refrigerator and washer/dryer.
• Services provided include: central heat and air, 24-hour emergency UTRGV Village maintenance, mail delivery, garbage collection, on-site student parking, ethernet connections, and cable. GoUTRGV.com 60
Student Union
• Serves as the center of the University community life.
• The Student Union is equipped with a food court with a variety of places to eat such as: Chick-fil-A, Mein Bowl, Mi Taco Panchos, Slice of Life, SU Cafe, and Sub Connection. There is also a Starbucks and a convenience store.
• The Student Union Game Room is Student Union located on the second floor of the Student Union. It offers seven pool tables, three air hockey tables and the latest video games.
• The Student Union also contains a theater that brings cultural, musical and theatrical entertainment to UTPA students and offers them the opportunity to meet and interact with the artists. 61 2019 UTRGV Baseball
Wellness & Recreational Sports Complex
• Weight area includes both free weights and exercise available. Aquatics facilities feature a lap swimming pool, machines, including dumbbells, strength training leisure pool, lazy river, and a jacuzzi. It is a perfect place equipment, cardiovascular machines, and multiple for a private party or group rental. televisions for entertainment. • Outdoor Activity Area features two sand volleyball • Walking/running track, approximately 1/10 mile, with courts, two outdoor basketball courts, two tennis courts, area for stretching. There are also stability balls and mats and an outdoor pavilion with tables and chairs. A BBQ grill as well as three racquetball courts. is available for group rentals.
• Two dance/activity rooms for group exercise and • Men’s and women’s locker rooms with over 400 lockers, specialty programs. private shower areas, and vanity areas.
• The main gymnasium space can be divided into two • Member Services Desk assists guests with membership basketball, two volleyball or multiple badminton courts. sales, locker rentals, retail sales, and general guest One indoor soccer court with rounded corners, dasher services. boards and Plexiglas can also be utilized as a basketball, volleyball or badminton court. Used for open recreation • Energy Zone serves up sandwiches, smoothies, and intramurals. specialty items, salads, fruits, soft drinks, sports drinks and bottled water. • Indoor Climbing Facility (35’ high) combines integral rock and moveable hand and foot holds. Also features three • Lounge/Eating Area with tables and chairs, lounge routes and hosts instructional courses from beginner furniture, couches, televisions, vending machines and to advanced. Group facility and private party rentals are great observational area for many activities. GoUTRGV.com 62 The Rio Grande Valley
• More than 1.3 million residents call the Rio Grande Valley home. 78˚ • Among them are 1990 Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee AVERAGE TEMP. 300 and former Dallas Cowboys head coach Tom Landry, AVERAGE DAYS OF SUNSHINE Chicago Bears center Roberto Garza, St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Jaime Garcia, former Arizona Cardinals offensive guard Rolando Cantu, three-time Olympic Gold Medalist Bobby Morrow, wrestler Tito Santana, former Ms. Olympia Rachel McLish, actor Nick Stahl, who played John Connor in Terminator 3, former U.S. Secretary of the Treasury, Senator and Representative Lloyd Bentsen Jr., Iwo Jima flag raiser Harlon Block, astronaut Mike Fossum, and former Vice Presidential candidate Matt Gonzalez.
• Home to several minor league sports teams, including the Rio Grande Valley Vipers, the two-time NBA Gatorade League Champion affiliate of the Houston Rockets, and the RGV FC Toros, the USL affiliate of the Houston Dynamo. About 35 current and former NBA players have played for the Vipers, Mcallen Convention Center including Aaron Brooks, CJ Watson, Steve Novak, Hasheem Thabeet, Ben Uzoh, Patrick Patterson, Terrence Jones, Patrick Beverley, Troy Daniels and Robert Covington.
• The Vipers play at brand new Bert Ogden Arena, which also plays host to a Houston Rockets exhibition game on a semi- regular basis. Recent opponent include the Boston Celtics (2009), Orlando Magic (2010 and 2015), Oklahoma City Thunder (2012) and Golden State Warriors (2014).
• Nearby State Farm Arena draws some of the top acts in music, including Train, Rob Thomas, Shakira, Aerosmith, Kiss, ZZ Top, Cher, Nelly, George Straight, Elton John, REO Speedwagon, STYX and Lady Antebellum. Rio Grande Valley Premium Outlets 63 2019 UTRGV Baseball
• McAllen, the largest city in the Rio Grande Valley, borders Edinburg to the south. McAllen boasts many attractions, such as the Entertainment District located on and around downtown 17th street. McAllen’s Entertainment District caters to all tastes, boasting a unique blend of lifestyles. Whether you’re in search of a quiet evening out with great food, and live music, or an exciting night on the dance floor with live entertainment and DJs, there’s something for you. Each lounge, club, and fine dining venue is themed to match your personality and mood.
• Another city that neighbors Edinburg is Pharr, home of the Boggus Ford Convention Center, which routinely draws great acts such as 3 Doors Down, Willie Nelson, Randy Rogers, the Eli Young Band, Deftones, Kevin Fowler, the Spazmatics and Rob Schneider.
• The UTRGV campus is just minutes away from Mexico, where residents and visitors have the opportunity to enjoy the Mexican culture. Mcallen's Entertainment District
25 Miles From Brownsville Campus 75 Miles From Edinburg Campus
SOUTH PADRE ISLAND
• One of the most popular Spring Break locations in the country, attracting thousands of college students every year.
• Offers a variety of top-notch beaches, restaurants, parks, museums, fishing and other attractions, such as Schlitterbahn Beach, a water park and resort featuring everything from relaxing rivers to tidal wave rivers. Schlitterbahn has four uphill water coasters, a five-story interactive Sandcastle, the world-famous Boogie Bahn inland surfing ride, and the brand new Cenote, Texas’ first underground water slide.
• MTV has come on several occasions for its Spring Break Hangout.
• Recognized for its fishing as the Gulf of Mexico and Laguna Madre Bay are filled with a wide array of flounder, red snapper, amberjack, kingfish, marlin and sailfish.
• Sub-tropical climate where the temperature rarely falls below 85 degrees in the summer and 65 degrees in the winter. GoUTRGV.com 64 UTRGV PResident
Dr. Guy Bailey
Guy Bailey, Ph.D., was named Founding President of The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley in May of 2014.
Prior to being named President of UTRGV, he served as President of the University of Alabama and of Texas Tech University; Chancellor of the University of Missouri Kansas City; Provost and Executive Vice President at The University of Texas San Antonio; Dean of Liberal Arts at the University of Nevada Las Vegas; Chair of the English Department at Oklahoma State University and the University of Memphis; and as a faculty member at Texas A&M and Emory Universities.
During his time at Texas Tech, the university met the criteria established by the Texas State Legislature for participation in the National Research University Fund; enrollment grew by 3,905 students (14%); research expenditures grew by $89.9 million (170%); and graduation rates increase by five percentage points.
During his tenure at UTSA, the university was named an emerging research university by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board; 16 new doctoral programs were added; external funding for research more than doubled; enrollment grew by more than 40%; and graduate enrollment grew by almost 50%.
While Bailey was at UMKC, the university completed a $200 million capital campaign and built or gained approval for $175 million in new construction. From 2010 to 2012, Bailey served on the Board of Directors of the NCAA and on the Executive Committee of the Board of Directors of the Big XII athletic conference. He has also served on the Board of Trustees of Midwest Research Institute since 2007.
Bailey continues to do research on language change and variation. His research with his late wife, Jan, has been featured in a front-page article in the New York Times, on National Public Radio, on CNN Headline News, on BBC Radio, in Texas Monthly, and in the San Antonio Express News. Since 1984, Bailey has brought in over $1 million in external funding for his research. 65 2019 UTRGV Baseball UTRGV Director of Athletics Chris King Competition UTRGV won its first team WAC Regular Season A 2018 NACDA Under Armour Championship in any sport in 2017-18, as women’s Division I-AAA Athletic tennis went 5-0 in WAC play en route to an appearance Director of the Year, Chris in the WAC Tournament Championship match for the King has served as Director second time in three years. Women’s tennis won the of Athletics since October 1, WAC Tournament Championship in 2016. Volleyball also 2009. reached the WAC Tournament Championship match, doing so for the second year in a row after winning the As the leader of title in 2016. the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics, Chris King’s proactive style and UTRGV added seven individual WAC Championships in leadership have helped the department reach new heights track & field, including five during the indoor season and and lay a solid foundation for future growth and success. two during the outdoor season while sending two student- athletes to the NCAA Outdoor West Preliminary Round. Inspired by the growth and innovation of the Rio Grande Valley, King has made it UTRGV Athletics’ goal to EleVate Since joining the WAC in the fall of 2013, UTRGV has won the standard of Division I Athletics and proudly represent three team and 23 individual WAC Championships. the university in competition, in the classroom, and in the community. Making the postseason is becoming a regular occurrence, as the men’s basketball team reached the CBI in 2018, In order to accomplish that goal, King unveiled a new five- marking the program’s first postseason bid since 1981, year strategic plan in Feb. 2017. The focus of this strategic the volleyball and women’s tennis teams made their plan is to improve the student-athlete experience and lead respective NCAA Tournaments in 2016, and the women’s UTRGV Athletics to become the industry standard of the basketball team made three-straight postseason WAC and Division I. The five main goals include student appearances from 2015-17, winning its first-ever success and experience, the 3 F’s: facilities, finance and postseason home game in of 2017. fundraising, competitive excellence, promoting a culture of integrity, and branding and engagement. Other successes in 2017-18 include the men’s golf team winning two tournaments and finishing in the top five in King also redefined UTRGV Athletics’ culture, vision, core each of its last six events, and women’s basketball getting values, expectations and beliefs, under the mantra of, “16 off to the best start (9-2) in program history. UTRGV Sports, 1 Team.” Part of the new culture is ensuring an boasted 39 All-WAC performers and 29 WAC Athletes of end product of academic success, social responsibility, the Week. competitive excellence, fan experience, community engagement and leadership development. Facilities Under King’s leadership, UTRGV has completed numerous UTRGV Athletics has seen considerable elevation in facilities upgrades. In 2017-18, UTRGV upgraded the academics, competition, facilities, revenue generation, lighting in and around the fieldhouse to LEDs and installed diversity and equity, and community service during a new sound system. UTRGV also built a new training King’s tenure. Much of the elevation has occurred since room, concession stand, equipment room, and media King secured a bid into the Western Athletic Conference room while renovating the locker room hallways. starting with the 2013-14 season, ending a period of 15 years without access to an automatic qualifier to NCAA The next phase of upgrades for the fieldhouse, which are Championship-level events. scheduled to be completed in the spring of 2019, includes renovations to the home, visiting and officials’ locker Academics rooms, the installation of new entrance doors, and the The department pushed its cumulative grade point creation of additional storage space. average (GPA) to 3.18 in 2017-18, with 143 student-athletes earning 2018 Spring AD Honor Roll recognition after Revenue Generation a record 152 student-athletes earned the honor in the Over the last three years, King and the fundraising fall for boasting a GPA of at least 3.0. Student-athletes and external sales staff have achieved increases in continue to maintain higher GPAs and graduation rates fundraising of 196 percent, ticket sales of 87 percent, and than their peers in the general student body. The student- corporate sponsorship revenue of 73 percent. athlete graduation success rate has jumped from 54 to 78 percent over the last nine years. The increase in ticket sales is due in-part to a 43 percent increase in game attendance in 2017-18. GoUTRGV.com 66
Over the last nine years, King has secured numerous Diversity and Equity six and seven-figure major gifts through gifts for capital King’s main priority upon becoming Director of Athletics projects, planned giving, and endowed scholarships. This was advancing his belief in a culture of integrity, including includes a $1 million planned gift from Dan and Terry rules compliance, diversity, equity, and inclusion. Martinez in June 2017. King completed the Title IX/Gender Equity Plan by New Builds starting women’s soccer in 2014, adding 7.0 scholarships The $4.55 million UTRGV Soccer and Track & Field to fully fund men’s track & field, 1.8 scholarships to fully Complex opened in Oct. 2014 to host the first season of fund baseball, 1.5 scholarships to fully fund men’s golf, women’s soccer and then, in 2015, the return of men’s and 1.5 scholarships to fully fund men’s tennis. Another soccer. The complex also hosted the 2017 WAC Outdoor part of the plan included the creation of two new head Track & Field Championships. coaching positions, as the university went from having one coach for both tennis teams and one for both golf Capital Projects teams to having separate coaches for each team. King In the Feb. 2017, UTRGV completed the Coach Al and also set up the track & field and volleyball teams to add an Joann Ogletree Plaza, which features a statue of assistant coach. legendary Baseball Head Coach Emeritus Al Ogletree and a plaque of late wife, Joann, on top of a bricks placed Community Service in the shape of a baseball at the entrance to UTRGV After completing the 15th-highest total of community Baseball Stadium. service hours in NCAA Division I and 20th-highest overall in the NCAA Team Works Competition for NCAA DI, DII, King arranged the donation of the $6.5 million baseball and DIII athletic departments and student-athletes in stadium from the City of Edinburg to the university in Oct. 2015-16, UTRGV Athletics set an all-time record in service 2014, and has since conducted significant renovations as and volunteering, outreach and engagement, campus part of a capital project, including the installation of a new engagement, and networking hours of service in 2017-18. video board and scoreboard. Leadership Positions King also moved UTRGV Athletics into a new strength & King’s accomplishments led to his selection as a current conditioning facility in 2013-14 and completed a capital member of the NCAA Division I Nominating Committee project in the spring of 2015 to acquire new equipment. and the former NCAA Division I Legislative Council. King also serves as an executive committee member of the Renovations NACDA DI-AAA Athletic Director Association and the King has completed numerous renovations to the UTRGV chair of the NACDA DI-AAA Athletic Director Association Fieldhouse, including the addition of the largest indoor Mentoring Committee. King also holds multiple leadership video board in the Rio Grande Valley (34.45'x11.81') by positions with the WAC, serving as the WAC council chair, securing a $250,000 gift from Coca-Cola Refreshments in the strategic plan chair and the 2017-18 men’s basketball 2012. King has since resurfaced the court and upgraded chair. the basketball team and locker rooms with new lockers, furniture, carpeting and graphics. Prior to UTRGV, King spent seven years (2002-09) at the University of Alabama as an Associate Athletic The Orville Cox Tennis Center has been upgraded during Director. King’s athletic career began in 1995 at Campbell King’s tenure, with six resurfaced courts, new fences, new University as a compliance assistant. He then moved windscreens, new walkways and a new entrance. to Liberty University, where he was the Director of Compliance and Special Events. He later worked at In the summer of 2017, UTRGV Athletics secured a the University of Central Florida, where he served as $100,000 grant from the NCAA Accelerating Academic Assistant Athletic Director for Compliance and Internal Success Program Committee to make immediate Operations. improvements to the Victory Center with the purpose of directly influencing student-athletes’ progress toward King is married to the former Alicia Flowers, who is the degree and APR requirements. This injection of funds Associate Vice President for Development at UTRGV. They provided upgrades for facility renovations, additional reside in McAllen with their two daughters, eight-year old technology, and professional development efforts. Over Kylie Marie, and five-year old Mackenzie Elizabeth. the last five years, UTRGV Athletics has received over $300,000 in grants from this NCAA program. You can follow King on Twitter: @UTRGV_AD.
King also oversaw the renovation of office space for women’s basketball, tennis, golf, and track & field, creating additional office space for five head coaches and three assistant coaches. 67 2019 UTRGV Baseball UTRGV Athletics Support Staff
Alberto Adame Michael Aguilar SHAYNE ALLEN CHELSEA BLAKELY Nathan Burk MELBA CANTU
SR. ASSOCIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATE ATHLETIC ASSISTANT TO THE ATHLETICS VIDEO PRO- ASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR FOR EXTERNAL DIRECTOR FOR ACCOUNTANT II DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS DUCTION COORDINATOR TRAINER OPERATIONS COMPLIANCE
Kelsey Carleton Alfred Castillo Anaclaudia Cervantes DANNY ELIZONDO Tony Forina JONAH GOLDBERG
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