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Pac-10 Conference Pac-12 Conference PAC-10 CONFERENCE PAC-12 CONFERENCE 1350 Treat Blvd., Suite 500, Walnut Creek, CA 94597 // PAC-12.COM // 925.932.4411 For Immediate Release // Tuesday, June 4, 2013 Contact // Alex Kaufman ([email protected]) 2013 PAC-12 CONFERENCE BASEBALL STANDINGS CONFERENCE OVERALL W L PCT Home Away W L PCT Home Away Neutral Streak Oregon State* 24 6 .800 13-2 11-4 48 10 .828 25-4 18-6 5-0 W5 Oregon 22 8 .733 11-4 11-4 48 16 .750 25-9 23-7 0-0 L2 UCLA 21 9 .700 12-3 9-6 42 17 .712 27-9 15-8 0-0 W4 Arizona State^ 16 14 .533 7-8 9-6 37 22 .634 17-11 15-11 5-0-1 L1 Stanford 16 14 .533 5-7 9-6 32 22 .593 18-13 14-9 0-0 L1 Arizona 15 15 .500 10-5 5-10 34 21 .618 28-10 6-11 0-0 W4 Washington 15 15 .500 9-6 3-9 24 32 .429 12-10 9-22 3-0 W1 California 10 20 .333 4-8 6-12 23 31 .426 12-13 10-16 1-2 W1 USC 10 20 .333 5-10 5-10 20 36 .357 11-17 9-19 0-0 L3 Washington State 9 21 .300 3-9 6-9 23 32 .418 15-12 8-17 0-3 L2 Utah 7 23 .233 4-11 3-12 21 31 .404 9-11 11-19 1-1 W1 * Pac-12 Co-Champion; ^Tied Gonzaga on March 3 THIS WEEK IN PAC-12 BASEBALL OREGON STATE and UCLA swept through their respective regionals and are headed to super regional play. UCLA will make the short jog down Interstate 5 to take on Cal State Fullerton in the Fullerton Regional, while OSU, which will host its fourth super regional since 2005, clashes with Big 12 Champion Kansas State. Like their Pac-12 counterparts, neither Cal State Fullerton, the No. 5 national seed in the tournament, nor Kansas State has lost a postseason tilt in 2013. OREGON, which set a program record with 48 wins this year, saw its season come to an end on Monday after falling to Rice in a winner-take-all bout in the Eugene Regional. The Ducks and Owls split decisions on Saturday and Sunday to set up Monday’s elimination game. ARIZONA STATE, which opened the Fullerton Regional with a gutsy victory over New Mexico, ended its postseason run with a 6-1 loss to host Cal State Fullerton. The region’s top-seed, Fullerton also dealt the Sun Devils a heartbreaking 1-0 loss on Saturday. UCLA junior !rst baseman Pat Gallagher and Oregon State sophomore out!elder Dylan Davis picked up Most Outstanding Player honors in their regional tournaments, while 13 other Pac-12 players were selected to the four all- regional teams. The Conference, headlined by Stanford senior right-hander Mark Appel, will be well represented in the 2013 MLB Draft, which begins on Thursday. Appel, the eighth-overall pick in the 2012 draft, !gures to be an early !rst round selection. UPCOMING SCHEDULE RECENT RESULTS Fullerton Super Regional (Fullerton, Calif.) Corvallis Regional (Corvallis, Ore.) Friday, June 7: UCLA at No. 5 Cal State Fullerton, 4 p.m. (ESPN2) May 31: Oregon State 5, Texas-San Antonio 4 Saturday, June 8: UCLA at No. 5 Cal State Fullerton, 7 p.m. (ESPN2) June 1: Oregon State 3, UC Santa Barbara 2 Sunday, June 9: UCLA at No. 5 Cal State Fullerton, 7 p.m. (ESPN2) June 2: Oregon State 6, Texas A&M 1 Corvallis Super Regional (Corvallis, Ore.) Eugene Regional (Eugene, Ore.) Saturday, June 8: No. 3 Oregon State vs. Kansas State, 4 p.m., (ESPNU)* May 31: Oregon 3, South Dakota State 2 Sunday, June 9: No. 3 Oregon State vs. Kansas State, 7 p.m., (ESPNU) June 1: Rice 1, Oregon 0 Monday, June 10: No. 3 Oregon State vs. Kansas State, 4 p.m., (ESPNU)* June 2: Oregon 6, San Francisco 1 June 2: Oregon 11, Rice, 0 Sat.-Mon./Tues., June 15-26 June 3: Rice 11, Oregon 6 College World Series, TBA Fullerton Regional (Fullerton, Calif.) *If necessary. All series are best of three. May 31: Arizona State 4, New Mexico 3 June 1: Cal State Fullerton 1, Arizona State 0 Game times are local to site and subject to change. June 2: Arizona State 10, Columbia 5 June 2: Cal State Fullerton 6, Arizona State 1 Los Angeles Regional (Los Angeles, Calif.) May 31: UCLA 5, San Diego State 3 June 1: UCLA 6, Cal Poly 4 June 2: UCLA 6, San Diego 0 RANKINGS PAC-12 BASEBALL NOTES Oregon State (48-10) Oregon State went unbeaten in the Corvallis Regional, racking up wins over Texas-San Antonio, UC Santa Bar- Baseball America Top 25 (May 27) bara and Texas A&M to advance to the !fth NCAA Super Regional in program history. Junior lefty Ben Wetzler struck out a career-high 10 Aggies in the !nale, en route to turning in his second complete-game effort of the 1. Vanderbilt season. OSU, which welcomes Big 12 Champion Kansas State to Corvallis this weekend, will host its fourth 2. LSU super regional since 2005. The Beavers, who are making their school-record !fth consecutive postseason 3. Cal State Fullerton appearance, earned the No. 3 national seed in the tournament after winning 16 of 18 games to close out the 4. OREGON STATE regular season. They lost just one Conference series this year (Washington) and claimed their third Pac-12 title 5. North Carolina since 1999. OSU leads the Pac-12 and ranks second in the nation with a 2.18 team ERA. Beaver pitchers boast 6. Virginia a Conference-best .209 opposing batting average. 7. North Carolina State 8. Indiana UCLA (42-17) 9. OREGON UCLA went 3-0 in the Los Angeles Regional, dispatching San Diego State, Cal Poly and San Diego to win its 10. UCLA seventh regional title—it’s !fth since the four-team regional format was instituted in 1999. The Bruins, who 11. Florida State are making their third NCAA Super Regional trip in the last four seasons, have advanced to consecutive 12. Arkansas super regionals for the !rst time in program history. They turn their attention to No. 4 Cal State Fullerton, who 13. Kansas State eliminated Arizona State on Sunday. The teams last met in the postseason in 2010, as UCLA won two of three 14. Mississippi State games in the Los Angeles Super Regional after dropping a pair of midweek tilts to the Titans during the regular 15. Louisville season. Cal State Fullerton claimed both regular season meetings in 2013 by three-run margins. With one 16. Virginia Tech more postseason victory, head coach John Savage will tie UCLA’s all-time postseason win mark (26) currently 17. New Mexico held by Gary Adams (1974-2004). The Bruins are making their fourth straight NCAA Championship appear- 18. South Carolina ance, a program !rst. 19. Oklahoma -The Pac-12 has produced at least three 40-win teams in !ve of the last seven seasons. Oregon State (48) has 20. Rice reached the plateau four times during that stretch, while UCLA (42) has accomplished the feat three times. 21. Austin Peay State Oregon (48) has won at least 40 games three times since the program was reinstated in 2009. 22. Clemson 23. Florida Atlantic -The Conference has been represented in each of the last 16 College World Series. Since 1996, at least one 24. ARIZONA STATE Conference squad has made the trip to Omaha every year. 25. San Diego -Pac-12 teams went 11-4 in regional play and outscored their opponents by a combined 26 runs. Moreover, Collegiate Baseball Top 30 (June 4) league squads held their opponents to one run or fewer in six of those games and posted a pair of shutouts. -Fifteen Pac-12 players were named to All-Regional teams following last week’s action, and two were named 1. LSU Most Outstanding Player of their respective regionals. The list is as follows: 2. Vanderbilt Los Angeles Regional (UCLA): Pat Gallagher (Most Outstanding Player), Jr., 1B; Pat Valaika, Jr., SS; Adam 3. North Carolina Plutko, Jr., RHP; Grant Watson, So., LHP; Eric Filia, So., OF. 4. Cal State Fullerton Eugene Regional (Oregon): Ryon Healy, Jr., 1B; Tyler Baumgartner, Jr., OF; Scott Heineman, So., UT; Cole 5. OREGON STATE Irvin, Fr., LHP. 6. Virginia Corvallis Regional (Oregon State): Dylan Davis (Most Outstanding Player), So., OF; Ben Wetzler, Jr., LHP; 7. Florida State Ryan Barnes, DH; Jake Rodriguez, Jr., C; Andrew Moore, Fr. RHP; and Andy Peterson, Jr., 2B. 8. Louisville Fullerton Regional (Arizona State): Kasey Coffman, Jr., OF. 9. N.C. State 10. UCLA -The 2013 MLB Draft will be held Thursday, June 6 - Saturday, June 8 (Thu: Rounds 1-2; Fri: Rounds 3-10; 11. South Carolina Sat. Rounds 11-40). The Pac-12 has produced 28 !rst round draft picks since 2006 and has seen at least 12. Mississippi State one player come off the board in the !rst round every year during that span. 13. Rice 14. Oklahoma -Stanford’s Mark Appel has been tabbed the second-best MLB Draft prospect by Baseball America, which 15. Kansas State released its Top 500 Draft Preview last week. Fellow Cardinal Austin Wilson (No. 29) and A.J. Vanegas (No. 16. Indiana 78), Cal’s Andrew Knapp (No. 71), Arizona State’s Trevor Williams (No. 74) and Oregon’s Ryon Healy (No.
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