Radio/TV Roster 2 40 20 14 8 13 Carter Bell Kyle Beverley Logan Boyd Brett Casey Mike Chiarelli Rob Folsom Fr. • IF Fr. • IF Sr. • OF Sr. • OF So. • C Jr. • OF R/R • 6’2” • 180 R/R • 5’9” • 175 L/L • 6’1” • 195 S/R • 6’1” • 185 R/R • 5’10” • 180 R/R • 5’9” • 180 Courtenay, B.C. Salt Lake City, Utah Medford, Ore. Corvallis, Ore. Everett, Wash. Medford, Ore. 33 32 9 16 18 Kyle Foster Sam Gaviglio Blake Gibbs Ryan Gorton Mark Grbavac Sr. • LHP Fr. • RHP Fr. • OF Fr. • RHP Sr. • RHP S/L • 6’1” • 203 R/R • 6’1” • 170 R/R • 6’1” • 220 R/R • 6’2” • 190 R/R • 6’0” • 185 Castle Rock, Wash. Ashland, Ore. Bellevue, Wash. Tigard, Ore. Portland, Ore. 19 22 37 10 6 17 Brandon Hayes Koa Kahalehoe Brad Kidd Logan Lotti Michael Miller Jared Norris So. • IF Sr. • OF Sr. • RHP Jr. • OF So. • OF So. • IF L/L • 6’3” • 198 L/L • 5’10” • 185 R/R • 6’2” • 225 R/R • 5’11” • 190 L/L • 6’2” • 185 L/L • 6’1” • 200 Eugene, Ore. Las Vegas, Nev. Salem, Ore. Chico, Calif. Cashmere, Wash. Urbandale, Iowa 15 36 31 24 23 12 James Nygren Ryan Ortiz Josh Osich Greg Peavey Jorge Reyes Kevin Rhoderick So. • RHP Jr. • C So. • LHP So. • RHP Jr. • RHP So. • RHP R/R • 6’0” • 185 R/R • 6’3” • 205 L/L • 6’3” • 195 R/R • 6’2” • 185 R/R • 6’3” • 200 R/R • 6’0” • 190 Klamath Falls, Ore. San Diego, Calif. Boise, Idaho Vancouver, Wash. Warden, Wash. Scottsdale, Ariz. • 2009 OregOn State BaSeBall Radio/TV Roster 30 11 3 34 28 26 Tanner Robles Stefen Romero Adalberto Santos Max Shupe Kraig Sitton Taylor Starr So. • LHP So. • IF Jr. • IF Jr. • IF So. • LHP So. • RHP L/L • 6’4” • 200 R/R • 6’3” • 225 R/R • 5’10” • 183 R/R • 6’2” • 215 L/L • 6’5” • 190 R/R • 6’3” • 202 Murray, Utah Tucson, Ariz. New York, N.Y. Alameda, Calif. Carlton, Ore. Longview, Wash. 29 4 25 35 38 1 Nick Stiltner John Tommasini Tyler Waldron John Wallace Brent Warren Joey Wong RFr. • RHP So. • IF So. • RHP Sr. • OF Fr. • OF Jr. • IF R/R • 5’11” • 200 S/R • 5’7” • 170 R/R • 6’2” • 185 L/R • 6’0” • 200 L/L • 6’2” • 175 L/R • 5’10” • 175 Eugene, Ore. Tenmile, Ore. Pilot Hill, Calif. Reno, Nev. Robins, Iowa Salem, Ore. 5 27 7 21 Pat Casey Pat Bailey Marty Lees Nate Yeskie Drew George Braden Wells Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Undergraduate Undergraduate 15th Year 2nd Year 8th Year 1st Year Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Pronunciation Guide Mark Grbavac ...............................GR-buh-vak Josh Osich ...............................................O-sich Koa Kahalehoe .....KO-uh kuh-HAH-luh-hoy Greg Peavey ...................................... PEE-VEE Mike Chiarelli ....................................CHI-rel-E Marty Lees ..................................................LEEZ Brian Pecor .......................................... PEE-cor Sam Gaviglio ..............................Guh-VEE-leo Logan Lotti ...........................................Law-Tee Jorge Reyes ..........................................RAY-ess James Nygren .................................... Nye-gren Kevin Rhoderick ........................... ROD-er-ick 2009 OregOn State BaSeBall • comes a year after Casey was the consensus national coach of the year in PAT CASEY leading Oregon State to its first title. That 2006 title was just as special, as the Beavers became the first Head Coach program from the Pacific Northwest to the NCAA Division I College World 15th Season At OSU (503-312-4) Series. 22nd Season Overall (674-425-5) The 2006 Beavers had a storybook season, capped by a run through the CWS that saw them win six elimination games in Omaha to win the national championship. After being beaten by Miami (Fla.) in its opening game, OSU # 5 won four straight - including back-to-back shutouts of top-ranked Rice - to reach the championship series. In the best-of-three finals against North Carolina, OSU lost the opening game and trailed by five runs in the second In 15 seasons at Oregon State, Casey has taken the Oregon State game before rallying for wins of 11-7 and 3-2 for the title. program and made it into one of top programs in the nation. He has taken Oregon State’s 50-16 season set a school record for wins for the sec- the Beavers to three College World Series, won two national titles, claimed ond straight season, and the Beavers refuse-to-lose style of play captured the Pacific-10 Conference twice and has seen nine different players earn the hearts of not only those watching in Omaha, but college baseball fans All-America honors. For his work, Casey has been named National Coach across the nation. of the Year by multiple organizations on multiple occasions. After the 2006 season, Oregon State signed Casey to a new 10-year Now in his 15th season with Oregon State, Casey has guided the contract to guarantee his future in Corvallis. Casey had become an attrac- Beavers to a 503-312-4 record. Oregon State will be in its fourth NCAA tive candidate for coaching vacancies at a number of high-profile schools Regional in five years. Casey and Oregon State finished the 2009 regular given the Beavers’ amazing success. season with a 35-17 record, placing in the top 25 of the five major polls In retaining Casey, Oregon State instantly kept its most successful for a majority of the season. coach in Corvallis. It also allowed the Beavers to have the knowledge they Casey has now guided Oregon State to 13 winning seasons and 10 have one of the most recognized coaches in the nation. In 2006, after years with 30 or more wins. winning the team’s first title, was Casey was recognized as the National In the past five seasons, Casey has guided the Beavers to 208 vic- Coach of the Year by Collegiate Baseball, Baseball America and American tories, which is second in the Pac-10. During that same stretch, Casey’s Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA). clubs have won 71 conference games, which is the second-most among In 2005, he was named the Pac-10’s Coach of the Year after guiding division clubs. the Beavers to their first of two straight conference titles. He earned the In that five-year stretch, six players have earned All-America honors honor again in 2006 with the second title. In both years, he was recognized while 13 players have been recognized as All-Pac-10 performers. That as the ABCA’s West Region Coach of the Year. includes two league Most Valuable Player awards and two Defensive Player With back-to-back titles comes increased exposure. For the second time of the Year selections. under Casey’s tenure, Oregon State has expanded the Beavers’ home field, In 2008, Casey and the Beavers went 28-24 and missed out on the and both times, Casey has been a driving force behind the renovations. postseason. But the Beavers played perhaps their most ambitious schedule In 1999, Oregon State expanded what is now known at Goss Stadium in school history and took series from five schools that earned either No. at Coleman Field, adding increased seating, improved locker rooms and 1 or No. 2 seeds in NCAA Regionals. Oregon State posted a 5-5 record a full press box. against College World Series teams, taking 2-of-3 in separate series against And Casey and the Beavers have rewarded the fans with increased Arizona State and Georgia. chances to watch the team play. In each of their three College World Casey also saw his team have seven selections in the MLB First-Year Series years, the Beavers played a super regional at venerable Goss, and Player Draft, giving the club 24 over the past three seasons, a program it has paid off. Oregon State has gone 6-1 at super regionals in Corvallis, record. defeating USC, Stanford and Michigan. Last season, Casey made marks on the program, literally. He spear- In 2005 and 2006, Casey earned both the Pacific-10 Conference and headed a fundrasing campaign to expand Goss Stadium, adding nearly NCAA West Region Coach of the Year honors for guiding the Beavers to 1,000 permanent seats, a stadium suite, new player’s lounge, academic back-to-back Pac-10 championships and berths in the CWS. room and Hall of Fame room. The additions transformed Goss Stadium Since Casey became Oregon State’s head coach prior to the 1995 from one of the best in the West into one of the nation’s finest collegiate season, the Beavers have moved into a prominent position on the national stadiums. scene. In 2007, Casey, his staff and the team’s players worked hard to build OSU has had players earn spots on the USA Baseball national team team chemistry, coming together at the right time for a second-straight four times, earn All-America honors 11 times, and had players taken in the national championship. Oregon State went an incredible 39-4 in non- top 10 rounds of the Major League Baseball draft 22 times - including conference games, including an 11-1 mark in the postseason. After losing first-rounders Jacoby Ellsbury in 2005 and Kunz and Canham in 2007. their second game at the Charlottesville Regional, the Beavers went on a Ellsbury became Oregon State’s first former player to win a Major League dynamic run, winning their last 10 games -- including five in Omaha -- to World Series when he and the Boston Red Sox won their second title in claim the national title.