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81GCU Baseball Address: 3300 W Camelback Rd Phoenix, AZ 8501 7 4 Head Coach Phone: 602/249-3300 6 Coaching Staff Enrollment: 3,011 Affiliation: NCAA Division II 7 2000 Season Outlook Conference: California Collegiate Athletic Association 8 Team Roster/Pronunciation Guide Facility: BrazellStadium (Capacity: 1,500) Player Profiles Colors: Purple/White 9 Nickname: Antelopes ('Lopes) 14 1999 Statistics Chancellor: Dr. Bill Williams 1999 Game Results President: Dr. Gil Stafford 15 Athletic Director 1999 CCAA Standings/ AII-CCAA Teams B. Keith Baker 16 602/589-2816 CCAA Opponent Profiles Sports Information Director 17 David Wahlstrom Phone: 602/589-2795 Fax: 589-2529 18 Non-Conference Opponent Profiles Baseball Head Coach Dr. Gil Stafford 19 2000 Junior Varsity Squad/Schedule Assistant Coaches E 24 GCU Honor Roll 25 All-Time Roster 27 SalmonClubhouse/'L.opes in the Majors Sunday Uniform Dedication Credits Grand Canyon 28 University Baseball Guides are pro 50th Anniversary duced by David Wahlstrom ('97, '99), Sports Information Director, with concrihutions from athletic 29 Brazell Stadium director Keith Baker, student intern Randall Vanlandingham, 30 Athletics Staff Directory and the CCM SIDs. Art direction and design by Mark Whiten, 32 Team Photo/2000 Schedule Whiten Design. Photography by Focus Pocus. Printing by Preferred Printing and Graphics. GCU Baseball Ie Head Coach GIL STAFFORD Alma Mater:Arizona State University,1976 MA.: Arizona State University,19 79 Ph.D.: Trinity Collegeand TheologicalSeminary, 1998 Head CoachingTenure at GCU: 20th year O1,emllRe cord at GCU: 723-508-1 Dr. Gil Stafford enters his 20th and final season as head coach However, due to NCAA regulations, the team was unable to of the Grand Canyon University baseball program. Dr. Stafford compele in the postseason due to their transition from Division was selected by the GCU Board of Trustees to replace I tu Division II. Dr. Bill Williams as the President of the University Tn 1998, Stafford led Canyon baseball through its beginning on January 1, 2000. It is believed that this ninth and final season as a full-fledged NCM Divi is the first time in Collegiate history that a baseball sion I program. The 'Lopes won the Western Athletic coach has been the University's President while still Conference North Division title, posting a 28-27 coaching. record for the program , which was a Division I best Ac the end of chis season, Stafford will officially step for improvement from the year before, and advancing down as skipper of the Canyon Baseball program and to the WAC's postseason tournament , its first Division hand the reigns over to one-time player and current I poscseason appearance . Associate Head/Pitching Coach of the 'Lopes, Dave Stafford came to th e program in 1981, only the sec Stapleton .- ond coach in its history. Dr. Dave Brazell was Stafford's prede In his 19 seasons at the helm of the Antelopes, he has cap cessor, leading Canyon to its first NAIA national title in 1980 tured three NAIA National Championships, seven District and earning Coach of the Year honors in '79 and '80. Titles and six In his first season as Canyon's skipper, Stafford compiled a Area Titles. 56-20 record, which paved the way to an NAIA National Last season Championship and NAIA Coach of the Year accolades. Stafford took his Stafford's clubs followed up with a NATA national titles in program into 1982 and again in '86 . Overall, the 'Lopes have produced 11 transition ~ the winning seasons with Stafford at the reins. team moved to Before his coaching career began, Stafford also experienced the NCAA success as a player. A former Maryvale High School standout, Division II level. he passed on the opportunity to play collegiately afrer being In their first sca drafred out of high school by the Houston Astros. Afi:er two so n at the DII seasons in the Astros' furm system, Stafford was chosen in the level Stafford and supplemental draft by the Milwaukee Brewers, for whom he the 'Lopes posted played for three seasons. a 36-17 record to He worked toward both his Bachelor's degree in Education go along with ('76) and Mastds degree in Physical Education ('79) from their 29-10 Arizona State University during the off-seasons. This past sum CCAA record mer he earned his Doctorate in Christian Education from which was good Trinity College and Theological Seminary. enough for the It was while earning his Master's that Stafford broke into the CCAA regular coaching ranks as an assistant at Scottsdale's Arcadia High season crown. School. He then moved on to Coolidge High School, where he 01GCU Baseball THE STAFFORDFILE Year Record Pct. Coaching Achievements NAJA Di.strictVII Coachof the Year- 1981, '82, '86-90 1981 56-20 .737 NAJA Area II Coachof the Year - 1981, '82, '86-88, '90 1982 57-16 .781 NAIA Diamond Baseball Natwnal Coachof the Year- 1983 45-18 .714 1981, '82 Milestone Wins 1984 55-15 .786 1st: 2-12- 81 vs. Wichita Sc. (9-0) 1985 47-24 .662 25th: 3-21-81 vs. Northern Colorado (9-4) 50th: 5-22-8 1 vs. Sam 1986 55-18 .753 Houston , TX (2 1-0) 75th: 3-10-82 vs. Wyoming 1987 45-30 .600 (8-3) 100th: 4-30-82 vs. New helped co build a respectable program before coming co Mexico Stace (5-2) 1988 49-20 .710 200th: 3-30-84 @Texas-El Canyon. Paso (11-5) In addition to his baseball duties, Stafford served as the 1989 47-19 .742 300th: 4-19-86 @ Mesa Scace, university's Athletic Director from 1982-94, and co (8-6) 400th: 5-5-88 vs. New Mexico Executive Vice President of the University which he held 1990 43-27 .614 Highlands (8-3) up until chis past year. 500th: 2-2-91 vs. UC Stafford resides in Buckeye with his wife, Cathy. They 1991 25-39 .391 Riverside (23-8) have two children: Neil (22) and Alicia (19). 600th: 4-29-94 @ Long Beach 1992 25-37 .403 Stace (8-5) 700 th: 2-28-99 @ San Francisco State (12-4) 1993 24-32 .427 .M41A.National Titles 1994 29-33-1 .468 l sc: 6-8-81 @ Lubbock, TX (de£ Winthrop, SC, 11-4) 2nd: 6-5-82 @ Lubbock, TX 1995 21-41 .339 (def. Lewis-Clark State, ID, 10-6) 1996 23-32 .418 3rd: 5-30-86 @ Lev.-·isron, ID (def.Lewis-Clark St., ID, 6-5, 10 1997 13-43 .232 inn.) NCAA Division 1,11 1998 28-27 .509 Conference Titles 1998: Western Athletic 1999 36-17 .679 Conference North Division 1999: California Collegiate Athletic Association Regular 723-508-1 .588 Season GCU Baseball 10 Associate Head/Pitching Coach Hitting Coach DAVE STAPLETON ED WOLFE Alma Mater: Grand(.,anyon Coll~g e, 1983 Alma Mater: Grand Canyon Coiiege,1986 CoachingTenure at GCU: 7th year CoachingTenure at GCU· 15th year Dave Stapleton begins his his name and number posted on Ed Wolfe enters his 15th sea- is a graduate of Glendale's seventh season as the pitching the Left Field wall at Brazell son as a member of the baseball Apollo High School and coach, and first as Stadium to commem- coaching staff. This is Phoenix College.Wolfe Associate Head coach, orate all chose who his seventh year as the • received his Bachelor's for the Antelopes . have gone, "From team's primary hiccing in Education from Immediately following Canyon to the Show." coach. _ P- Canyon in 1986. this season, Stapleton Stapleton, who played Assuminghis coach- In addition to will take over the full- for the Milwaukee ing responsibilities at his duties on the field, rime ducies as skipper of t Brewers in 1987 and Canyon in 1986, Wolfe Wolfe contributes the Grand Canyon '88, was Coach served as an assistant as an instructor in L;niversity baseball Stafford's first player to coach at the University / Canyon's Physical team. His selection as reach the Major of Texas-El Paso, until Education department head coach will make him only Leagues and Canyon's third the Miners cancelled their pro- and also with 'Lopes Baseball the third coach that chis storied overall ac the time. He has gram at the conclusion of the Camps. program has ever known. Who worked various clinics and 1985 season. Wolfe and his wife, Nanette, better to cake over the program camps with the Brewers. As a player, Wolfe was recruit- live in Phoenix with their than one of its own. Aside from providing instruc- ed out of Phoenix College, play- children Brittney (10) and Stapleton pitched for Canyon cion on the mound, Stapleton ing for two seasonsat UTEP. He Mitch (8). in 1982 and '83 and posted a also teaches in the Canyon class career 16-5 record and 3 .28 rooms in the Physical Education ERA, helping to lead the 'Lopes department. He is also instru to an NAIA National Champ- mental in conducting 'Lopes ionship in 1982. He earned his BaseballCamp s. Volunteer Assistant Bachelor's degree from Canyon Stapleton and his wife of 18 in 1983. Stapleton, along with years, Patti, reside in Chandler all cho.,e who have gone from ~ith their daughter Kadi (9) JEREMY NEVILLE Canyon to che big leagues, has and son Dakota (3). Alma Mater: Grand Canyon University,1994 CoachingTenure at GCU: 1st year J.V. Head/Varsity Assistant Coach SCOTT SNYDER Volunteer Assistant Alma Mater: Ohio University,1984 JON HAMEL MS.: Ohio State University,1990 CoachingTenure at GCU: 4th year CoachingTenure at GCU· 1st year Scott Snyder is in his fourth A graduate of Upper year with Coach St.affurd'ssraff Arlington High School, Snyder and also his fourth at the colic- helped guide his alma mater to giate level. This sea,on Synder~~ state championships in both role is changing some as he will 1987 and '90 and nmner -up be the head coach of the J.V. finish in '89. He also assisted in squad as well as still being a var- leading another high school - sity assistant coach. Bishop \Vatters - to a state tide Aside from his duties at in '88. CANYONCOACHING RECORDS CCU, Snyder also serves as a Before last season, Snyder stage manager for the home coached the Columbus team in Coach Years Record Pct. television broadcasts of the the Great Lakes League. Arizona Diamondbacks. Snyder received his Bachelor's Dr. Dave Brazell 1953-80 728-385-8 .653 Prior to his arrival at Canyon, in Histoty and PolicicalScience Snyder enjoyed success as an from Ohio University in 1984 Gil Stafford 1981- 723-508-1 .588 assistant coach with two high and Master's in Education from schools back in his native Ohio Sratc University in 1990. Totals 1953- 1,451-893-9 .620 Columbus, Ohio. He was born Feb. 5, 1962. 01GCU Baseball • > UNFINISHED BUSINESS by David Wahlstrom er in the league if that is his role, in Cory Acton. Sportsb,formati.on Director "We had a good Acton has a 2-1 record la.t season,with a 4.39 ERA to go along with his team-high seven saves lase sea At the end of the 1999 season, there was a bit year last year, so this son. Stapleton will also be looking for production tersweet taste in most of the mouths of those asso ' . &om BubbaCook who rerurns this seasonafte r sit ciated with the Grand Canyon University baseball years expectations ting out la.st season with an ACT, rear. JasonBowie , team. The Antelopes finished on top of the Ryan McKinley, J.J. Rafferty, 2.achWhite and California Collegiate Arhlecic A=ciation regular from every one on Cory Ev.or round out the rerurning pitcher.; ti-om season standings, but due to NCAA rules, were a year ago who should factor into whether or not unable to compete in any kind of postseason. our staff, as well as Canyon has a successfulyear or not. Canyon made the transicion from the Division I level to the Division II level lase year, which put on the team, are very KEY NEWCOMERS: chem in a rrarnicion phase. During this phase, the If Grand Canyon is to accomplish their goal of team is ineligible for postseason play. So despite high. We have some malcing it to the poscseason, the newcomers wiU winning the regufar seasonc rown in only their first have to carry their fare share of the weight. Some year competing in the conference, the players and unfinished business of the newcomers who will be looked ro for an coaches fdt :is if they srill had some good hall left in immediate impact are Tyler Beuerlein , Kyle them to play. Their appetitesmay in fact have been to attend to." Fouts , Bryan Manoukian, Andrew Napier , and even more increasedas CCAA foe, Chico State, ran Cory Nenaher. through the NCAA Tournament, on their way to Beuerlein rransfers in to Canyon after a one the 1999 NCAA Div. II :-Jational Championship. Dave Sta leton year stint at Cal-Berkeley. Beuerlein will be This hW1ger is evident as newly named Associate looked to for his hitting as well as his defense Head/Pitdung Coad1 Dave Stapleton put it, "We behind the plate. had a good year laseyear, so this year's expecrations Associate Head/ routs will be looked to as a solid pitcher in che from every one on our staff, as well as on the team starting rotation. A uanstcr from Mesa CC, routs are very high. We have :,omeunfinished businessto Pitching Coach will be looked at to be a workhorse a~ Stapleton attend to." put it; "we will need a lot of innings out uf him." In their fin;t year of Div. II competition, Grand runs. Sellier and Holcorf both garnered All-CCAA Manoukian transfers to Canyon &om Portland Canyon raisedsome eyebrowsduring their 36-17 sdeccioru last year for their performances, with Stare.Manoukian figuresto split tinle in the outfield inaugural DU campaign. In fact, eyebrows were Sellier earning FuseTeam honors, and Holtorf being and at che top of the line-up with tcllow transfer raised so much as to give the 'Lope5the #3 pre-sea named as an honorable mencion. Andrew Napier. Napier transfers to Canyon from son, National R;inking. C.anyonenters rhe sea<;<>n Blake Woods and ErikJohnson will probably Central Ariwna Collegeby way of Benson,AZ. ranked only behind the defending Natiunal surroW1dSe llier and Holturf in the GCU line-up. Nenaber transfers to GCU from South Champions, Chico State (#1), and the National Woods returns for his junior year afi:er posting the Mountain Community College. He will be Runners-Up, Kennesaw State (#2). When askod ninth highest single-season batting average i11 looked to for some middle inning relief. as wdl as about the national ranking Srapleron said, "the Canyon history last season, a.she batted .404 to go some long inning relief when needed. recognition is nice, but we just need to make sure along with 37 RBI's and 20 doubles. Johnson look~ Steve Antonini and Rob Kelly row1d out the that we all work hard and take each game just one to get back and have a healthy year. Playing most of rmnsfers fur rhis season. Antonini come5to Canyon at a time." Srapleton went on to add that the ream last season with injuries, Johnson was able to knock from WaylandBaptist University;while Kellycomes is crying not co put coo much weight in the pre-sea in 13 runs and have a .565 slugging percentage in tn C',anyonvia M= Community CoUege. son ranking becauseit is still a barometer oflast sea only 25 games last season. son, and chat the team needs to continue to show Dan Center returns this year as the primary TIIE FRESHMAN: the maturity it showed last season as it went catcher, after splitt.ing ti.me lase season wich Jon In addition to their transfers, GCU got a good through the transition year. Hamel.Center batted .263 with two home runs and crop of Freshman who will look to add what they That marurity will definitely be a key throughout 14 RBI's in 23 gan1eslas t season.Andrew Ward al so c:111this season. MarkLaird join s his brother on the the long season, bur Canyon appears ro have the rerurns to Canyon looking to ger some time this Canyon squad from Sunnyslope High School in playersto maintain that maturity and bring the new year after sitting out most oflast season. Phoenix, following in the footsteps of his futher, playersup to speed on Canyon'ss toried baseballt ra Josh Brack and Mike Laird butl, return to Mitch, who also pitched for Canyon during his ool dition. "Our goal is to make it to the postsea.son," shortstop where the two split time most of the sea leg~ career. Chris Raymond comes ro Canyon said Stapleton, "in order to aclueve that we will son. VinceBriedis rounds out the returnerson the from Phoenix'sSt. Mary'sHigh School. At 6-4, 190 need to have our returners and newcomersprodu ce offensive side of the plate, Briedis figures to have pounds, Raymond can pitch and play the outfield if as they are capable of, day in and day our." more of an impact this season than he did che last needed. Chris Rock rounds out this year's fresh cwo seasoru. man class a.she joins GCU from Ironwood High KEYRETIJRNERS: The 'Lopes remrn quire a few players on the School in Glendale,AZ. Brian Selliec and Ronnie Holtorf each return moW1d,led by BryanGerlach , who after going 6-1 for their senior years with three years of experience with a 6.55 ERA last season, figures to be the 111 FINISIIlNG TIIE BUSINFBS: under their belts. Sellier enters chisyear as a pre staner chisseaso n. Jeromie Spillman looks as if he If GCU is ro succeed in finishing their business, season All-American sdection, following a stand is ready to make the jump from the bullpen to the each player, from senior m li-eshman, will be looked out year in which he bacred .393, with 60 RBfs to starting rotation chisyear, as he racked up a 5-2 to for produccion. And with elmbcing the 20th and go along with h.isteam-high 14 home runs. Holtorf rec.ard with a terun best 2.3 3 ERA last season. In 6nal sea.~onof head coach Dr. Gil Stafford's stint at also had a stnnd- GCU Baseball If) Af'Roster & Pronunciation Guide No. NAME POS BIT HT WT YR/EXP HOMETOWN/PREVIOUSSCHOOL 1 Steve Antonini OF S/R 5-8 160 Jr./TR Phoenix, AZ/Wayland Baptist Univ. 2 Josh Brack INF R/R 6-1 175 Sr./lV Falls Church, VA/Scottsdale CC 4 Andrew Napier OF R/R 5-11 190 Jr./TR Benson, AZ/Central Arizona College 5 Blake Woods INF R/R 6-2 170 Jr./2V Chandler, AZ/Chandler HS 6 Andrew Ward C R/R 5-10 165 So./lV Phoenix, AZ/Phoenix Christian HS 7 Chris Rock OF R/R 6-0 160 Fr./HS Glendale, AZ/Ironwood HS 8 Brian Sellier OF L/R 6-1 205 Sr./3V Phoenix, AZ/Mountain Pointe HS 9 Ronnie Holtorf INF R/R 6-0 195 Sr./3V Phoenix, AZ/Moon Valley HS 10 Bryan Manoukian OF R/R 6-0 195 Jr/TR Reno, NV/Portland State 12 Tyler Beuerlein INF/C L/R 6-2 195 So./TR Phoenix, AZ/Cal Berkley 14 Jeramie Spillman p LIL 5-11 180 Sr./lV Tucson, AZ/Eastern Arizona College 15 Mike Laird INF SIR 6-1 175 Jr./2V Phoenix, AZ/Sunnyslopc HS 16 Mark Laird p R/R 6-2 195 Fr./HS Phoenix, AZ/Sunnyslope HS 17 Cory Nenaber p R/R 6-3 225 Jr./TR Tempe, AZ/South Mountain CC 18 Chris Raymond P/OF R/R 6-4 190 Pr./HS Phoenix, AZ/St. Mary's HS 19 Corey Eazor p R/R 5-11 200 Jr./2V Phoenix, AZ/Mountain Pointe HS 23 Kyle Fouts P/INF R/R 6-6 235 Jr./TR Scottsdale, AZ/Mesa CC 24 Zach White p R/R 6-3 195 Jr./lV Portland, OR/Western Oregon Univ. 26 Ryan McKinley p R/R 6-0 195 Sr./lV Phoenix, AZ/Scottsdale CC 27 Bubba Cook p R/R 6-2 200 Jr./2V Reno, NV/Galena HS 28 Erik Johnson OF R/R 6-3 205 Jr./lV Aurora, CO/Otero JC 29 Cory Acton p R/R 6-1 210 Jr./lV Longmont, CO/Phoenix College 30 J .J. Rafferty p R/R 5-11 205 So./lV Phoenix, AZ/Deer Valley HS 31 Jason Bowie p R/R 6-1 190 Sr./lV Seattle, WA/Edmonds CC 32 Brian Gerlach p R/R 5-10 175 Sr./lV Tempe, AZ/Mesa CC 33 Dan Center C R/R 6-0 200 Sr./IV Honolulu, HI/Glendale CC 34 Rob Kelly p R/R 6-3 205 Jr./TR Scottsdale, AZ/Mesa CC 36 Vincent Briedis INF/C R/R 6-4 245 Jr./2V Carlsbad, CA/San Marcos HS Head Coach: #25 Gil Stafford, 20th year (Arizona State University, '76) Associate Head Coach/Pitching Coach: #22 Dave Stapleton (Grand Canyon College, '83) Hitting Coach: #13 Ed Wolfe (Grand Canyon College, '86) J.V. Head Coach/Varsity Assistant: #11 Scott Snyder (Ohio University, '84) Volunteer Assistant Coaches: #21 Jeremy Neville (Grand Canyon University, '94), #35 Jon Hamel RETURNINGSTARTERS PRONUNCIATIONGUIDE POSITION PLAYERS AVG. HR RBI 5 Blake Woods (Inf) .404 1 37 Josh Brack - (BRA.HK) 8 Brian Sellier (OF) .393 14 60 Vincent Briedis - (BRAY-dis) 9 Ronnie Holtorf (Inf) .335 13 61 Tyler Beuerlein- (BURR-line) 2 Josh Brack (Inf.) .326 2 19 Corey (EE-zor)) 15 Mike l.3.ird (In£) .300 0 9 Eazor - 33 Dan Center (C) .264 2 8 Brian Gerlach- (G UHR-lahk) Cory Nenaber- (N EE-naber) PITCHERS GS CG W-L ERA BryanManuukian- (rnan-00 -kian) 32 Brian Gerlach 10 0 6-1 6.55 Brian SeLlier- (SEL-yer) 26 Ryan McKinley 14 0 0-2 9.53 0 1GCU Baseball #29 CORY ACTON P #12 TYLER BEUERLEIN INF/C Jr. 6-1, 210/Bats: R Throws: R So. 6-2, 195/Bats: L Throws: R Longmont, CO Phoenix, AZ BIRTHDATE:June 22, 1978 BIRIHDATE:May 29, 1979 MAJOR:Secondary Education MAJOR:Undeclared PREVIOUS SCHOOL: Phoenix College PREVIOUSSCHOOL: California, Berkley HIGH SCHOOL:Niwol (CO) HIGH SCHOOL: Paradise Valley EXPERIENCE: 1 year varsity EXPERIENCE: 4-year College CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: 1999 Sea.son-earned 2nd CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: 4--year College-tran sferred Team All-Independent Division I honors last season for from the Universiry of California, Berkley, where he played Canyon ... had a 2-1 record last season with a 4.39 ERA and baseball for one season ... High School--a graduare of seven saves... the seven saves lase season ranks him in a tie fur Paradise Valley High School...was a four-year varsity letter sixth place wi1.h three other players on the GCU single-sea winner ...named a ARCA All-American during his senior year son saves lisc..Junior Co//ege--transferrcd from Phoenix College, where he played for behind the plate ...was an all-region performer each year at Paradise Valley... earned All one season... High St:hoo/-{t graduate of Niwot High School...was named to the all State honors as a senior ... participan t in the Sunbelt Classic, Area-Code , Team O ne, conference and all-area teams for three years ...was all-county and all-state for two and the Best of the West Showcase. years... also played basketball and football in high school. EXTRAINNINGS: On the honor roll while in high school. CAREERSTATS AT CANYON Season W-L ERA APP GS CG ShO SV IP H ER BB SO #2 JOSH BRACK INF 1999 2-1 4.39 20 o o a 7 26.2 21 13 17 22 Sr. 6-1, 175/Bats: R Throws: R FallsChurch, VA BffiTHDATE:June 5, 1977 #1 STEVEANTONINI OF MAJOR:Finance PRF.VIOUS SCHOOL:Scorr.sdalc CC Jr. 5-8, 160/Bats: S Throws: R HIGH SCHOOL:Jeb Sruart Phoenix, AZ EXPERIENCE: 1 year varsity CAREERHIGHLIGHTS: 1999 Semon~-'ppeam.l in 36 BIRTHDATE: October 18, 1976 games lase season, starting 30 of those games ... batted .326 MAJOR:N/A with two home runs and 19 RBI's. . Juniar Colkge-trans- PREVIOUS SCHOOL: Wayland Baptisi University (TX) fe.rredfrom Scotrsdalc C,ommunity College, where he played HIGH SCHOOL:Thunderbird baseball for rwo seasons.. .Higb Scbool-{t graduate of Jeb EXPERIENCE: 4-year Culleg< Srum H igh School (Va.)... playt: GCU Baseball 10 #33 DAN CENTER C #23 KYLE FOUTS P Sr. 6-0, 200/Bats: R Throws: R Jr. 6-6, 235/Bats: R Throws:R Honolulu, HI Scottsdak, AZ BIRTHDATE: September 4, 1976 BIRIBDATE: June 30, 1979 MAJOR, Liberal Studies MAJOR, Business Adminis tration PREVIOUS SCHOOL:Glendale CC PREVIOUSSCHOOL: Mesa C,C, HIGH SCHOOL:Mid-Pacific Institute (HI) HIGH SCHOOL: Coronado EXPERIENCE:I year varsity EXPERIENCE:Ju nio r college CAREER HIGHUGHTS, 1999 Season-played in 23 CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Junior Colkgt'- transferred games last season, starting 15... batted .264 with Lwo hume from Mesa Community College, whe re he played for two runs and eight RBI's.. Junior Co/lege---transferred from seasons ... earned 1st Te-.un All-Confere nce honors while at Glendale Community College, where he played for one sea Mesa CC ... played first base, pitcher, and DH while at son ... 4-year College---prior co Glendale, played for one season Mesa.. .High Schoo/-._ gr:ulu:.o.te uf Co ronado High School at the University of New Mexico, where he played in only five gam es ~I GCU Men's Baseball #28 ERIK JOHNSON OF #15 MIKE LAIRD INF Jr. 6-3, 205/Bats: R Throws: R Jr. 6-1, 175/Bats: S Throws: R Aurora, CO Phoenix, AZ BIRfHDATE. December 8, 1977 BIRTHDATE:Jan wuv 4, 1979 MAJOR: BusinessManagement MAJOR: Undeclared , PREVIOUS SCHOOL: Otero JC (CO) HIGH SCHOOL: Sunnyslope IDGH SCHOOL: Eaglecresr( CO) EXPERIENCE: 2 years varsity EXPERIENCE:1 year w.rsiry CAREERIDGHLIGHTS: 1999 Season- played in 27 con CAREERHIGHLIGHTS: 1999 Season-pla yed in 25 tests last season, scaning 22 ...bacccd an even .300 for the season games laseyear, starting 16... batted .2Gl in 133 place appear with one double and nine RDl's. ..had a .889 fielding percent ances, with four home runs and 13 RBI's... had five doubles ag,: while spliuing Limeat shortstop... 1998 Seasot.1-played in and was tied for the team lead in triples with rwo . .Junior 13 games, starting three of them, as a freshman at Co~played one season at Otero Junior College in La Canyon ...High &bool -a graduate of Sunnyslope High Junta, Colo., where he was a first team all-region honoree and broke the school single SchooLplayed baseball all four years.. .as a senior, was first team all-region and made season record for home runs with 19, which placed him fifth nationally that sca the all-Arizona team as one of the 12 top players in the state... n amcd one of the top son... barced .407 with 70 RBis... High Sc/1<>0J-graduated from Eaglmest High players in the country by USAT #34 ROB KELLY P #10 BRYAN MANOUKIAN OF Jr. 6-3, 205/Bats: R Throws: R Jr. 6-0, 195/Bats: R Throws: R Scottsdale, AZ Reno, NV BIRTHDA'.fE: November 6, 1976 BIRTHDATE:January 12, 1978 MAJOR: Human Biology MAJOR, Athletic Training PREVIOUS SCHOOL: Mesa CC PREVIOUS SCHOOL: Portland State HIGH SCHOOL: Chaparral IDGH SCHOOL: McQ}leen (NV) EXPERIENCE: Junior College EXPERIENCE: 4-ytar College CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Juniur Co/kge- transfcrrcd to CAREER HIGIIl1GHTS : 4-;)'earCo~transferred to Canyon from Mes.aCo mmunity College... p itched for two= Canyon from Portland Sc:iteU niversitywhere he attended for sons while ac Mesa.. .H igh ScbooJ--..✓.i. graduate of Scottsdale's six quarters. ..High School-a 1996 graduate of McQueen Chaparral High School...was a varsityletcerwinner at Chaparral High School in Reno, NY. in baseballand wresLling ...fini shed in 3rd and 2nd place in con secutiveyears in tbe 4A Sky Region. #16 MARK LAIRD P #26 RYAN MCKINLEY P Fr. 6-2, 195/Bats: R Throws: R Sr. 6-0, 195/Bats: R Throws:R Phoenix, AZ Phoenix, AZ BIRTHDA'.fE: January 4, 1981 BIRTHDATE: November 14, 1977 MAJOR:History MAJOR: Communications mGH SCHOOL , Sunnyslopc PREVIOUS SCHOOL: ScomxialeCC EXPERIENCE:High School HIGH SCHOOL Dobson CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: High School- a graduate of EXPERIENCE: 1 yearvarsity Sunnyslope High School in Phoenix... played five positions CAREER HIGI:lllGHI'S: 1999 Su.rtm---made 14 appear while playing baseball fur Sunnyslope during 1997-99 ...was ances on the mound last year for Canyon.. .srruck out 11 batters named the ream's MVP during the 1999 season. in 17.1 innings on his way to three s.rvesl a.st sca,on .. Juniur EXTRAINNINGS: Is a second generation pitcher to play at Co.lk~tran sferred &om Scocrsdale Community College, Canyon. H is father Mitch, pitched fur then Grand Canyon where he pbycd for cwo seasons... a.s a sophomore, was an all College frorn 1971-72. His brother Mike is a jllnior on the C.anyon baseball squad. region honorable menrion ...also played basketball, earnin g seroml team all-rtgion hono1~ histseason ... High &hooJ....-agraduate of Dobson High School...played baseball all four years. ..as a junior, was second team all-rcgion ...also played four years of basketball.. . Ot/Ml'- was an All-Srarp itcher in the Ari:rona CollegiateLeague in 1997. EXTRAINNINGS: On the Dean's li,,-c while at Dobson ...drafced by the Chicago Cubs in the 33td round of the '97 amareur draft. ..brothe r, Dan, playeda. t Ariwna Scaceand was drafted by the San Francisco Giants in the first rowid of the '97 drafr... anothcr brother, Michael, was drafted hy the Boston Red Sox in the 18th round of the '96 drafr. CAREERSTATS AT CANYON Sea.son W-L ERA APP GS CG ShO SV IP II ER BB SO 1999 0-2 9.53 14 0 0 0 3 17.1 3 1 18 10 11 GCU Baseball I(J) #4 ANDREW NAPIER OF #18 CHRIS RAYMOND P/OF Jr. 5-11, 190/Bats: R Throws: R Fr. 6-4, 190/Bats: R Throws: R Benson, AZ Phoenix, AZ BlKIHDATE: August 12, 1977 BIRTHDATE: December 26, 1980 MAJOR: Education MAJOR: Education PREVIOUS SCHOOL: Central Arizona College HIGH SCHOOL St. Mary's High School HIGH SCHOOL: Benson EXPERIENCE: High School EXPERIENCE,Junior College CAREERHIGHLIGHTS: High S.hool-A 1999 graduate of CAREER HIGHUGHTS: junior College-transferred to Phoenix's Sr. Mary's High School... was a varsity lerrerwinner in Canyon from Central Arizona College ...played all three out• football, basketball, and baseball while attending St. fidd positions as wdl as catcher while at CAC from 1995- Mary's... earned baseball player of the year honors for St. Mary's 97... High School-a 1995 graduate ofBenson Iligh School from 1996-98... named to the All-Deserr Valley Region tf'..'lm in Benson, AZ ... carned All-Conference and All-Seate honors during hi, senior season .. .earned MVP honors during the scare in baseball while at Benson ... v.-asalso a member of the varsity basketball team where rournament on Connie M~ck lc-~gu e ream . .. c;.irned ''2nd H onnrs" dur ing c;.ich scmOii he earned 2nd Team All-Conference honors as a senior. ter of school at St. Mary's. EXTRATNNTNGS: Enjoys fishing, old counrry and we #30 J.J.RAFFERTY P #8 BRIAN SELLIER OF So. 5-11, 205/Bats: R Throws: R Sr. 6-1, 205/Bats: L Throws: R Phoenix, AZ Phoenix, AZ BIRTHDATE:January 12, 1978 BUUHUATE: November 23, 1979 MAJOR:Bus iness Management MAJOR:Music Education HIGH SCHOOL: Mountain l'ointe HIGH SCHOOL:Ueer Valley EXPERIENCE:3 years varsiry EXPERIENCE: 1 year varsity CARliliR HIGHLIGHTS:1999 Season-starte d all 53 CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: 1999 Season-appeared in 13 g;imes last season for the 'Lopes... finished second on team i games on the mound for the 'Lopes last season ... had. a 4.76 batting average wid1 a .393 average... finished tops on the team ERA while striking out 14 batte rs in 28.1 innings ... also mad~ with 14 home runs, 21 doubles, 58 runs, and a .686 slugging two plate appearances for Canyon in which he walked once percentage ...had 28 walkswith only 27 scrikoouts... earned 1st and scored once ...High Sehool-<1 graduate of Deer Valley Team All-CCAA honors last season, as well as 1st Team All High School, where he played four seasons as a pitcher, first baseman and de.,ignat Independent Div. I... was third on dte team with 131 putouts ...madc only two errors ed hittcr ... as a senior, posted a perfect 10-0 recocd on the mound with a 4.18 .!::AA which led to a .985 ficldiog pcroentage ... 1998 Season-5tartcd all 55 games in center in 57 innings picched ... alsohit .300 with a team-leading 9 HRs and 24 walks ... was field, spending time at lead-off and in the No. 3 spot in the lineup ... led team with lO first team all-region as a junior and senior and a high school all-star as a senior ... also HRs and 61 RB!s... second on team with 13 stolen bases (18 attempts ) and SO runs played football as a kicker for three years ... Other-member of a national champi scored. ..batted .318 .. .led team with 16 multi-RBI games and was tied for second with onship Babe Ruth team in 1995 ...on Legion state championship te-.i.ms in '97 and 24 multi-hit games , including a five-hit outing (5/2/98 at Air Force) ... second on team '98. with .979 fielding percentagc ... 1997 Season-as a freshman, was fourth on the team EXTRA INNINGS, Was named "Best Vocal Performer" at Deer Valley as a in hitting at .339, while starting a.1140games in which he played ... missed the other 16 senior .. .in addition to singing, also plays the piano ... an all-state member for two con games last year due to a hamstring injnry. ..High School-a graduat e of Mount:ain secutive years with jazz and chorale ... full name is J oscph James Rafferty. Pointe High School...as a senior, was an all-state sdeccion ...also all-stare honorable CAREERSTATS AT CANYON:Batting/Pitching mention in football. Season AVG GIGS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-SBA EXTRAINNINGS, On honor roll all four years at .lvlounrain Pointe. 1999 .000 1/0 l 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 CAREERSTATS AT CANYON Season W-L ERA APP GS CG ShO SV IP H ER BB SO Season AVG GIGS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-SBA 1999 0-0 4.76 13 0 0 0 28.1 26 15 16 14 1997 .339 40/40 168 38 57 14 2 8 30 14 30 1-4 1998 .318 55/55 223 so 71 17 10 61 31 33 13- 18 1999 .393 53/53 229 58 90 21 2 14 60 28 27 27-22 Caree• .352 148/148 620 146 218 52 5 32 151 73 90 14-44 e l GCU Baseball #14 JEROMIE SPILLMAN P #24 ZACH WHITE P Sr. 5-1 J, 165/Bats: L Throws: L Jr. 6-3, 180/Bats: R Tht·ows: R Portland, OR Tucson, AZ BIRTHOATE: September 21, 1978 BIRI'HDATE:D ecember J3 , 1978 MAJOR: Secondary Ph;'SicalEducation :MAJOR:Eng lish/Communicatiuns PREVIOUS SCHOOL, Eastern Arizona College PREVIOUSSCHOOL: Western Oregon Univ. lDGH SCHOOL : Palo Verde HIGH SCHOOL: James Madison (OR) EXPERIENCE: 1 year varsity EXPERIENCE:1 year varsity CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: 1999 Season-made 14 CARF.ER HIGHLIGHTS: 1999 Season-made four appearances out of the bullpen last season for Canyon ... had appearances for Canyon last season ... pitched 7.2 a 5-2 recotd with at team low 2.33 ERA... recorded two saves innings... Four-Year College-transferred frum Western while striking out 26 with only seven walks in his 27.0 Oregon University in Monmouth, Ore., where he played for innings of work. ..faced 113 batters last season, allowing one season... appeared in four games, starting in two and post- opponenrs to have only a .247 batting average against him . .junior Co/Jege-- GCU Baseball I'-1) PLAYER AVG GP/GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR TB SLG% BB HB SO SF S SB-SBA PO A E FLD% OB% 12 Oscar Moreno 1.000 2 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 1.000 5 Blake Woods .404 53 53 255 55 91 37 20 0 114 .447 27 5 21 0 2 13-18 37 134 20 .895 .479 8 Brian Sdlier .393 53 53 229 58 90 60 21 2 14 157 .686 28 0 27 4 13-22 131 4 2 .985 .457 l O Bill Curtis .363 53 53 201 49 73 50 15 I 7 111 .552 37 4 40 5 l S-7 48 13 3 .953 .462 17 Buddy CriLd1ett .357 42 34 140 28 50 23 9 64 .457 14 1 13 3 2 2-7 311 27 5 .985 .411 9 Ronnie Holtorf .335 53 53 227 45 76 61 20 0 13 135 .595 10 4 45 5 0 1-5 115 147 15 .946 .366 2 Josh Brack .326 36 30 89 32 29 19 6 0 2 41 .461 22 2 20 0 1-4 24 71 15 .864 .456 18 Matt Forbes .303 41 34 132 25 40 11 4 I 49 .371 10 6 18 0 4 1-4 67 3 1 .986 .378 7 Ben Menke .302 53 53 202 34 61 45 6 l 10 99 .490 16 2 34 4 1-1 63 6 3 .958 .353 15 Mike Laird .300 27 22 70 19 21 9 I O O 22 .314 5 4 11 1 2 0-0 34 70 13 .889 .375 4 Bobby Lemberger .279 26 15 61 12 17 11 5 0 3 31 .508 8 15 2 0-0 127 9 0 1.000 .366 33 Dan Center .264 23 15 53 14 14 8 3 2 25 .472 10 0 20 0 0 1-l 104 10 2 .983 .381 35 John Hamel .263 40 38 133 28 35 16 7 0 4 54 .406 17 8 33 2 0 0-0 199 33 9 .963 .375 28 Erik Johnson .261 25 16 69 14 18 13 5 2 4 39 .565 4 2 26 0 2-2 19 1 .952 .316 34 Vincent Briedis .229 21 7 35 2 8 10 I O 2 15 .429 3 0 7 0 0 0-0 44 2 .979 .289 30 J.J.Rafferty .000 l 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0-0 3 2 .3 .625 .500 GCUTOTALS .334 53 53 1868 418 624 373 123 9 64 957 .512 212 39 330 24 19 40-71 1347 580 102 .950 .408 Opponent Totals .308 53 53 1823 327 562 301117 9 41 820 .450 164 52 306 30 21 64-70 1311 515 94 .951 .376 LOB - Team(433), Opp (417). DPs turned - Team (45), Opp (38). CI - Team (1), Cener 1. IBB - Team (5), Sellier2, Holtorf 1, Critchettl, Curtis 1, Opp (3). Picked off - Woods 2, Sellier 1. PITCHERS ERA W-L APP GS CG SH SV IP H R ER BB 50 2B 3B HR BF 0 / AVG BK HB WP 14 Jerorn.ie Spillman 2.33 5-2 14 0 0 0 2 27.U 24 11 7 7 26 7 U 113 .247 0 1 4 10 Bill Curtis 3.29 10--2 13 13 6 0 0 87.2 102 36 32 12 46 21 5 373 .291 0 5 4 29 Cory Acton 4.39 2-1 20 0 0 0 7 26.2 24 18 13 17 22 6 0 1 123 .240 1 2 R 30 J.J.Rafferty 'i.76 0-0 13 0 0 0 28.1 26 17 15 16 14 8 0 3 134 .243 O 6 5 40 Mike Torres 5.26 6-3 15 15 3 0 0 90.2 111 62 53 20 67 17 1 6 409 .306 2 15 4 16 Matt Silcock 5.31 6-5 14 14 3 0 83.0 113 60 49 30 65 19 2 8 383 .331 1 5 8 32 Brian Gerladi 6.55 6-1 12 10 O o O 55.0 72 50 40 25 33 20 8 270 .313 0 11 3 3 l Jason Bowie 8.31 0-1 8 0 0 17.1 24 17 16 9 13 5 6 89 .320 0 3 0 27 Bubba Cook 9.00 1-0 3 0 0 0 0 6.0 4 6 6 8 8 2 0 0 30 .190 0 0 5 26 Ryan McKinley 9_53 0-2 14 0 0 0 3 17.0 31 24 18 10 11 7 I 2 94 .397 0 2 3 24 Zach White 14.09 0-0 4 0 0 0 0 7.2 17 13 12 5 4 0 2 47 .425 0 2 2 19 Cory Eazor 38.57 0-0 3 0 0 0 0 2.1 11 10 10 4 0 I O 21 .688 0 0 7 Ben Menke 81.00 0-0 0 0 0 0 0.1 3 3 3 0 0 0 0 5 .750 0 0 GCUTOTAIS 5.49 36-17 53 53 12 l 14 449.0 562 327 274 164 306 117 9 41 2091 .308 4 52 48 Opponent Totals 7,39 17-36 53 53 6 0 5 437.0 624 418 359 212 330 123 9 64 2162 .334 1 39 64 PB- Team(8), Ham.el 8, Opp (11). Pickoffs - Team (7), Torres 3, Gerlach 3, Spillman I, Opp (3). SBfATI - Hamel (52-67), Silcoclc (13-21), Torte3 (13-20), Center (12-18), Curtis (9-13), Gerlach (6-7), Spillman (5-6), Raffuty (4--6),Bowie (4--5),Acton (3-3), Eazor (2-2), White (2-2), McKinley (2-2), Cook (1-1). '!)IGCU Baseball Date Opposing Score w L Overall CCAA Pitcherof Reronl Attend. T1111e Team Record Record ···························································--·······················--···········································································..·· ·······································..··················· ······ 1/29 New Mexico 7-5 w L 1-0-0 0-0-0 Silcock(W, 1-0) 410 2:52 1/30 New Mexico 11-20 L 1-1-0 0-0-0 Spillman(L, 0-1) 355 3:50 1/31 New Mexico 11-9 w 2-1-0 0-0-0 Cook (W, 1-0) 280 3:23 • 2/5 @UCRiverside 7-8 L 2-2-0 0-0-0 McKinley(L, 0-1) 119 3:02 2/6 @CalPoly Pomona 5-6 L 2-3-0 0-0-0 McKinley(L, 0-2) 150 3:20 2/7 @CalState L.A. 9-3 w 3-3-0 0-0-0 Cutis CW.1-0) 76 3:45 2113 New MexicoHighlands 11-3 w 4-3-0 0-0-0 Sikock CW.2-0) 2:29 2113 New MexicoHighlands 2-1 w 5-3-0 0-0-0 Torres ('w: 1-0) 150 1:20 2/14 New MexicoHighlands 13-4 w 6-3-0 0-0-0 Curtis CW.2-0) 175 2:37 2/19 @UC Davis 3-2 w 7-3-0 1-0-0 Silcock0,Yf. 3-0 ) 2:21 2/19 @UC Davis 6-2 w 8-3-0 2-0-0 Curis CW.3-0 ) 119 1:46 2/20 @UC Davis 7-5 W' 9-3-0 3-0-0 Spillman(W, 1-1) 88 2:48 2/23 ArizonaState 6-18 L 9-4-0 3-0-0 Gerlach(L, 0-1) 725 3:05 2/26 @SanFrancisco State 9-7 w 10-4-0 4-0-0 Spillman(W, 2-1) 75 2/27 @SanFrancisco State 23-3 w 11-4-0 5-0-0 Curtis (W, 4-0) 78 3:10 2/27 @SanFrancisco Stat e 3-0 w 12-4-0 6-0-0 Sileock (W, 4-0) 101 2/28 @SanFrancisco State 12-4 w 13-4-0 7-0-0 Gerlach (W, 1-1) 53 3:15 3/5 SonomaState 7-19 L 13-5-0 7-1-0 Silcock(L, 4-10) 150 2:55 3/6 Sonoma State 8-1 w l 4-5-0 8-1-0 Torres (W, 2-0) 2:00 3/6 Sonoma State 8-4 w 15-5-0 9-1-0 GerlachCW. 2-10) 197 1:56 317 Sonoma State 6-3 w 16-5-0 10-1-0 Curtis CW.5-0) 101 2:32 3/12 @CalState Stanislaus 6-10 L 16-6-0 10-2-0 Silcock(L, 4-2) 85 2:40 3/13 @CalState Stanislaus 5-3 w 17-6-0 11-2-0 Torres(W, 3-0) 2:24 3/13 @CalState Stanislaus 7-1 w 18-6-0 12-2-0 Curtis 0,Y/,6-0) 119 1:51 3/14 @Cal State Stanislaus 10-4 w 19-6-0 13-2-0 Spillman (W, 3-1) 86 2:52 3/ 16 Arizona 2-11 L 19-7-0 13-2-0 Silcock (L, 4-3) 220 2:39 3/ 19 UC Riverside 5-8 L 19-8-0 13-3-0 Torres (L, 3-1) 100 2:52 3/20 UC Riverside 18-8 w 20-8-0 14-3-0 Gerlach(W, 3-I) 2:46 3/20 UC Riverside 7-3 w 21-8-0 15-3-0 Curtis (W, 7-0) 120 2: 11 3/21 UC Riverside l l-10 w 22-8-0 16-3-0 Acton (W, 1-0) 100 2:57 3/23 @ArizonaState l 1-8 w 23-8-0 16-3-0 TorresCW, 4-1) 2479 3:00 3/26 @CalPoly Pomona 7-3 w 24-8-0 17-3-0 SilcockCW, 5-3) 87 2:47 3/27 @CalPoly Pomona 10-4 w 25-8-0 18-3-0 Gerlach(W, 4- I) 120 3:03 3/27 @CalPol y Pomona 1-2 L 25-9-0 18-4-0 Cunis (L, 7-1) 124 1:35 3/28 @CalPoly Pomona 8-9 L 25-10-0 18-5-0 Spillman (L, 3-2) 125 3:25 4/2 @CalState L.A. 5-10 L 25-11-0 18-6-0 Silcock (L, 5-4) 111 2:45 4/2 @CalState L.A. ll-8 w 26-11-0 19-6-0 SpillmanCW. 4-2) 111 2:45 4/3 @CalState L.A. L0-9 w 27-11-0 20-6-0 Acton CW.2-0 ) 129 3:05 4/3 @CalSeate L.A. 7-5 w 28-11-9 21-6-0 Curtis (W, 8-1) 129 2:35 416 @Arizona 1-13 L 29-12-0 21-6-0 Bowie( L, 0-1) 402 2:35 4/9 Cal State San Bernardino 7-2 w 29-12-0 22-6-0 Torres CW.5-1 ) 130 2:45 ~ 4/10 Cal State San Bernardino L0-12 L 29-13-0 22-7-0 Acton (L, 2-I) 3:34 4/10 Cal SeateSan Bernardino 8-7 w 30-13-0 23-7-0 Spillman(W, 5-2) 155 2:17 4111 Cal State San Bernardino 7-4 w 31-13-0 24-7-0 Curtis CW.9-1) 150 2:34 4/13 @Arizona 3-10 L 31-14-0 24-7-0 Torres(L, 5-2) 165 2:49 • 4/16 DominguezHills 9-2 w 32-14-0 25-7-0 Sikock CW.6-4) 104 2:26 4/17 DominguezHills 17-6 w 33-14-0 26-7-0 ~rlach (W, 5-1) 2:53 4/17 DominguezHills 8-1 w 34-14-0 27-7-0 Curtis (w, 10-1) llG 1:54 4/18 Dominguez Hills 16-7 w 35-14-0 28-7-0 Torres(W, 6-2) 123 2:49 4/30 Chico State 4-6 L 35-15-0 28-8-0 Silcoclc(L, 6-5) 100 2:42 5/l Chico State 7-4 w 36-15-0 29-8-0 Gerlach (W, 6-1) 2:24 5/l Chico State 4-6 L 36-16-0 29-9-0 Torres (L, 6-3) IIO 2:12 5/2 Chico State 2-4 L 36-17-0 29-10-0 Curtis (L, 10-2) 130 2:10 GCU Baseball I~ ~,, h·1 •., ~, 1999 CCAA Standings & All-Conference Team CC4AGames Overall w L GB Home Away w L T Pct *GRAND CANYON 29 10 14-6 15-4 36 17 0 .679 $%! Chico State 28 12 1.5 15-5 13-7 50 17 0 .746 #& Sonoma State 21 15 6.5 11-5 10-10 40 26 0 .606 ! UC Riverside 21 15 6.5 13-7 8-8 30 21 0 .588 ! UC Davis 21 18 8.0 11-8 10-10 32 25 0 .561 CSU San Bernardino 20 20 9.5 10-10 10-10 27 25 0 .519 Cal Poly Pomona 19 21 10.5 13-7 6-14 25 24 0 .510 CSU Los Angeles 16 24 13.5 13-11 3-13 18 33 1 .356 San Francisco State 14 23 14.0 6-11 8-12 24 31 0 .436 CSU Stanislaus 13 27 16.5 7-13 6-14 22 32 0 .407 CSU DominguezHills 10 27 18.0 7-9 3-18 17 35 0 .327 $ NCAA. Champion & NCAA Championship Participant # CCAA Champion ! CCAA Championship Tournament Participant % NCAA.West Region Champion "'Ineligiblefor 1999 CCAA and NCAA Championships 1999 ALL-CCAABaseball Teams 1999 CCAABaseball National Honors Pos. First Team (School) Second Team (School} NCAAChampionship All-Tournament Te:un: Luis Sanchez (1B},CSUC; DougThomas (OF), CSUC; "John Eric-Hernandez C AndreGomez (C11P) BrentMiller (CSUS) (P), csuc. 1B CarlVelleno (UCO) RayFlores (CSUSB) NCAAChampion.ship All-Wcsc Regional Team: 2B KevinPerkins (VCR) JoseSandoval (SSU) Jos,: Sam.luval(2B), SSU; Carlos Fletes (SS), CSUC; Derek Bell (3B), SSU; •Bao ss MichaelSalazar (VCR) JasonHackney (SSU) nhan Vinh (OF), CSUC; Johnny Pham(OF), SSU; SteveGuerrero (OF), CSUC; 3B :MattTeahen (UCR) DerekBell (SSlJ) Shanin Vcronic{UT),CSUC; John Eric Hernandez (P), CSUC; C.OlinHayes (P), UT AmadorSolis(SFSU) JoseMorales (CSUDH) ssu OF BillCorti'! (GCU) JustinDavis (CTP) GfJ'JCoSIDAAcademic All-AmericanUniveniw Div.: OF BrianSellier (GCU) Greg Ienni (CSUIA) Bill Curtis (fr., OFIP) - Gra11dCa1~11 GTFJC.OSIDAAcademic All-Djsqict YJTl Univ. Djv. : OF LukeNeel (CSUC) Adam~(UCR) Bill Curtis (Jr., OFIP) - Grand Canyon OF John Draper (CSUIA) Chris How.rn:I.(SSU) GfFJCoSIDA AcademicAll-Disttiq VIII College Div.: DH Bao-nhanVmh (CSUC) JeffStevens (VCR) Matt Luca.s01 0, C) - Cal State LosAngeles Division I IndependentNational Player 9ft!ti,_~ p Ju51:inReid (UCD) SteveBrown (CSUI.A) Rtmnie Holrmf- Grand Cm,yon (Mar. 29-Apr. 5) p JasonOy (CSUC) loonatd lv1agdab10(CSUSB) WestRegion Po.sition PJaycrof the Ye= Bill Curm-GCU p MikeBurns (CSUlA) JohnHoltkamp (UCD) Wt.St Region Pitcher of the Ytar;J ustinReid - UCD p ColinHayes (SSU) SteveMadril (UCR) West Region Coach of cheYear: Lindsa y Meggs- CSUC 1999 ABCAAll-Americans: RP BrianGrover (CSUC) Chad Bircher(SSU) FU'st Team - Brian Grover (RP) - Chico State HonorableMention: Chris Amaya (P), CPP; JoseCerda (C), SSU; Second Team - MattTeahen (3B), t;CR: Bill Curtis (OF), GCU; Justin Reid (P), UCO Mark Cartwright(P), UCR; Jay Caligiuri(SS), CSUIA; Phil Third Team - Luke Neel (OF), CSUC; Juason Cly (Pl, UCD Derryman (P), CSUC; RonnieHoltorf (2B), GCU; Charlie 1999 ABCAAll-Wert Region Gandara(SS), CSUDH; TonyJohnston (SS),SFSU; Sam Nickdsen Fll'StTuun - Carl Velleno(1B), UCD; Matt Teahen (3B), UCR; Michael Salazar (SS}, UCR; Derek Bell (IF), SSU; Brian Sellier (OF), GCU; Luke Neel (OF), (P), UCO; Dan Overholt(LF); Andrew Perkins, CPP; LuisSanchez CSlJC: Bill Curtis (OF), GCTJ; Amador Solis (DH), SFSU; Justin Rrid (P), (lB), CSUC; Kri, Ulibarri,CSUSB; Blake Wood, (3B), GClJ. UCD; Colin Hayes (P), SSU; }ilSon Cly (P), CSUC; Brian Grover (RP), CSUC. Seamd Team - KevinP erkins (2B), UCR; Jason Hackney( SS), SSU: John Draper 19'JCJP1aytt of cbe Year~ Bill Curtis (OFfflJt),Grand C.anyon (OF), CSUlA; Bao-nhan Vmh (OF), CSUC; Greg Ienni (OF), CSUlA; Brent 19'JCJPitcha-ofthe Year- JustinReid (Jt), UC Davis Miller (OF), CSUS. 19'JCJCoadi of the Year-lindsay ~ ChicoScare 'lndic>tesMosr Ounmrn ~I GCU Baseball CCAA Conference Opponents UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIAPOLY STATE UNI- CALIFORNIA DAVIS CALIFORNIA RIVERSIDE VERSITY POMONA GAME DATES: GAME DATES: GAME DATES: Fri., May 5 @ GCU - 1 pm Fri., April 14 @ UCR - 7:30 pm Fri., March 24 @ GCU - 3 pm Sat., May 6 @ GCU (dh) - 11 am Sat., April 15@ UCR ~dh) - Noon Sat, March 25 @ GCU WJt}- Noon Sun., May 7 @ GCU - 1 pm Sun., April 16 @ Uf.R - 'l pm Sun., March26 @ GCU • 1 pm Nickname: Highl.mders Nickname: Broncos Nu:lmame:Aggies Head Coach:Jack !imither-m Head Coach:Mike Ashman l'hil Swirnley Head Coach: Recordat School:Sit,~3-3 (26 yc~rs) Record at &hm,/: 85-117-2 (4 years) Ruord at Srboo/: 817-65 l (33 years) CareerRecord: 944-664-3 {30 yells) CareerJu~rd, Same Career Record:Same . 1999 Over,ml/COA:A(Jiw,ish): 30-21/21-15 (T-3nl) 1999 OveralllCCAA(flnish)r25-24/1~21(7th) 199.9 Overa/UCCAA (finilh): .'>2-25121-18(5th) Returning !µart.11'8,m Returning Starters: 11 &turning SUlrtersl 9 Home Field·(Capacity):UCR Sports Complex (2,500) Hom41Field (Capadty): John Scolinos Stadium (I ,000) HomeFidd (Capacity): UCD CommunityStadium (3,000) Sforl:s lnformdilion.U>nttut: Sports Jnformlttion Contllrn Comm:t. Sports lnformatirm 'l orn Phillips ( CALIFORNIASTATE UNIVERSITY CALIFORNIASTATE UNIVERSITY CHICO DOMINGUEZ HILLS GAME DATE& GAM.EDAIES: Fri., April 28 @ CSUC - 7 pm Fri., March 17 @ CSUDH - 2:30 pm Sat., April 29 @ CSUC (dh)- l pm Sat., Maren 18 @ CSUDH (dh) - Noon Sun., April 30 @) r:SU(: - Noon Sun., March 19 @ CSUDH - Noon Nickname: Wildcats Nickname: Taros Head Coach: 1. .indsay Meggs Head C,,ach: George Wing Record at School• 237-114-2 (6 years) Record o.t School: 272-281 (11 years) Career Record, Same Career Record: Same 1999 Overal/JCCAA(fini&h): 50-17/28-12 (2nd) 1999 Overall/CCAA (finirh): 17-35/10-27 (11th) Returning Starters: 8 Returning Srarter8: ??? Home Field (Capadty): Nettleton Stadium (4,200) Home Fie/,d(Capacity): Toro Field (500) Sports lnfornuitwn Contact: Sports /,,formation Contact, Teresa Clements (530) 898-4658 Patrick Guillen (310) 243-3764 CALIFORNIASTATE UNIVERSITY CALIFORNIASTATE UNIVERSITY CALIFORNIASTATE UNIVERSITY LOS ANGELES SAN BERNARDINO STANISLAUS GAMEDAIES: GAME DATES: GAMEDATES: Fri., Match 31 @ Gq,l • 3. pm Fri., April 7 @ CSUSB - 2:30 pm Fri., March 10 @ GCU - 3 pm Sat., April 1 @ G(:U (dh) - Noon · Sac., April 8@ CSUSB (dh)- Noon Sat., Mardi 11 @ GCU (db.) · Noon Sun., April 2 ,,GCU - I pm Sun., April 9 @ CSUSB- Noon Sun., March 12 @ GCU - I pm Nickname: ~Iden Eagles Head Coach:John Herbold Nicknam« Coyote:; Nickname: Warriors Record at Scbool:348-521-J (16 yea.rs) Head CORebrDon Parnell He,:u/ Coach: Mark .1t:h Mottce Career R«ordt Same Record at Schffli 194-2l 4-1 (I! years} Record at &h,,o/: Not available 1999 Overa/J/CCAA(flniJJ), 25-24/16 724 (8th) Career&Cflt'd: Same Caner Recordt Not available Returning Starters: 10 / 1999 Overa/J/CCA.A(finish): 27 -25/20-20 (5th) 1999 Overa/1/CCAA(finish), 22-:12/13-27 (10th) Home Field (C4padty.): Reeder,fi.er/(500) Returning St1irters: ??? Returning Starters: Mor avaih ble Spam Information 0mtltd; Home FieU (Capadty), Fiscalini Field( 3,500) Home Field (Capacity) : Warrior -SaseballField (550) Jacqueline Mejia (323) 343-5308 Sports lnforma#on CoietMt: Spam lnformat:ion Contact: Bill Gray (909) 880-5012 Will Keener (209) 667-3168 GCU Baseb all Ifli CCAA Conference/Non-Conference Opponents SAN FRANCISCOSTATE SONOMA STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY GAMEDATES: GAMEDA'TE:S: Fri., February 25 @ GCU - 7 pm Fri., March 3 @ SSU · 2 pm Sat., February 26 @ GCU (dh) - I pm Sat., Man:h 4 @ SSU (dh) - Noon Su.n., February 27 @ GCU • Jpm Sun., Mar ch 5 @ SSU - Noon Nickname: Gators Nicltname: Cossacks Head Coat:b:DavidNaka _ma (2nd year) Head Coach, John Goelz Record at School: 24-31 °0 &cord at School,:42 1-300-2 (14 years) Career Record: Same Career&cord: S:une 1999 011erall/NCAC {finuhj:2 1-31/14-23(9th) 1999 Overall/NCA.C (finish): 40-26 /2 1- 15(T-3rd Rett1rning Starter.,: 5 regular season, C CAA Tournament Champio ns) Home Field (Capacity), Maloney Fidel ( 100) Returni11gStarters: 4 Sports Information Cont«t: Home Fkld (Capacity) : Cossack Stadium (O pen) Ted Hallisey (415) 338-1579 Sports bifomiation Conr,tet: Mitch Cox (707) 664 -2701 CCAA Conference Opponents UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY OF MESA STATE ARIZONA NEW MEXICO COLLEGE(CO) GAMEDATES : GAME DATES, GAME DATES: Tue., Marc h 21 (;iJ UA - 7 pm Fri ., Januacy 2S @ GCU - 3 pm Fri., Februacy 4 @ GCU - 3 pm Sat ., Jan'Uary 2"9@ GCU - I pm Sat., February 5 @ GCU (dh) - Noon Nickname : Wildcats . . Su.n., Januaty 30 @ GCU - 1 pm Su.n., February 6 @ GC U - Noon Head Coacl,i J UNIVERSITY OF LEWIS-CLARKSTATE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN COLORADO COLLEGE(ID) NORTHERNCOLORADO GAME DATES: GAMED.ATES, GAME DATES: Fri, February 11 @ GCU - 3 pm Fri., February 18 @ GCU - 3 pm Tue., March 14 @ GCU - 3 pm Sat., February U @ GCU - 1 pm Sat., February 19 @ GCU - 1 pm Sun., February 13 @ GCU - Nooo Sun ., Februa.ry 20 @ GCU - 1 pm Nickname, Bears Head Coach:Terry Hensley Nickname, Thunderwolves Nickname: Warrior s RNo,·d ar School: 233-204 (9 years) Head Coach: Stan Sanchez Head Coach: Ed Cheff Career Record: Sarne Record at School: 203- 141 (6 years) Record at School· 1,153-316-2 (23 yc:u-s) 1999 Overall/NCC (finish): 19-2 1/1 1- Career Record: Same Career Record, Sarne 9 (T-3rd) 1999 Over,JJ/RMA.C (finim), 18-33/9- 1999 Overall 57-14 &turning Starters: 7 17 (5th) Returning Starters: 7 Home Field (Capacity): Retu:rningSmrters: 3 Home Fkld (Capacity): Jackson Field (1,000) Home Fiild (Capacity): Ha rris Field (5,100) Sports l1lformation Contact, RawlingsF ield C~,500) Sports Information Conract: Dave Moll (970) 351-20 18 Sports Informatwn Contact: Mik e Tatlco (208) 799-28 02 Todd Kelly (719) 549-2022 ~I GCU Baseball 2000 Junior Varsity Squad/Schedule No. NAME HT WT YR MAJOR HOMETOWN/PREVIOUSSCHOOL 2 Dan Martinez 5-9 165 FR Communications Salt Lake City, UT/Kearns H.S. 3 Ryan Stephens 5-11 160 so Theology Las Vegas, NV/Tamaopais H.S. 4 Jamie Mendicino 5-11 155 JR Physical Ed. Pittsford, NY/Monroe C.C. (NY) 5 Adam Stoneman 6-1 195 FR Secondary Ed. San Diego, CA/Madison H.S. 8 Aaron Hayes 5-10 165 FR Education Ferndale, WA/Meridian H.S. 9 Brandon Wong 5-11 190 rR Human Biology Phoenix, AZ/North H .S. 12 Jeffery Mohler 6-4 198 FR Psychology Canton, OH/Massilon-Jackson H.S. 14 Michael Perez 5-8 150 FR Business Litchfield Park, AZ/Phx. Christian H.S. 29 Ronald Dickey 6-8 210 so Business Ad.min. Lakeview, OR/Lakeview H.S. 32 Jimmy Harwell 6-3 170 FR Undeclared Langley, MI/South Whidbey H.S. 33 Nathan Perkins 5-9 170 FR Athletic Training Frazier Park, CA/Frazier Mm. H.S. 35 Nathan Landry 6-3 210 so Public Relations San Diego, CA/Lynden Christian H .S. Head Coach: #11 Scott Snyder (Ohio University, '84) 2000 Grand Canyon University Junior Varsity Schedule FEBRUARY MARCH Tue. 1 @Glendale CC 3:00 pm Thu . 2 Phoenix College 3:00 pm Wed. 2 @Glendale CC 3:00 pm Thu. 9 Illinois Central College 5:00 pm Fri. 4 Arizona Western 7:00 pm fr i. 10 Glen Oaks CC 7:00 pm Mon. 7 Phoenix College 3:00 pm Sat. 11 Rend Lake 7:00 pm Thu. 10 @Mesa CC 3:00 pm Mon. 13 Illinois Central College 10:30 am Sat. 12 @South Mountain CC Noon Tue. 14 Seward County CC 7:00 pm Mon. 14 Scottsdale CC 3:00 pm Wed. 15 Garden County CC 7:00 pm Tue. 15 @Scottsdale CC 3:00 pm Fri. 17 Garden County CC 1:00 pm Sat. 19 @Mesa CC Noon Sat. 18 Sussex CC 1:00 pm Mon. 21 Yavapai College 1:30 pm Sat. 18 Sussex CC vs. Glen Oaks CC 10:00 am Tue 22 @Phoenix College 3:00 pm Mon. 20 Sussex CC 3:00 pm Thu. 24 @Phoenix College 3:00 pm Tue. 21 Heston K.S. 3:00 pm Mon. 28 Utah Valley 3:00 pm Thu. 23 @Ariwna Western 2:30 pm Tue. 29 Utah Valley 5:00 pm Mon . 27 Elgin CC 3:00 pm Home Games played at Brazell Stadium. Thu. 30 Elgin CC 7:00 pm Game time are subject to change. GCU Baseball I~ ,,,,,.,,, )))>'?,\ ~~, j 2000 opponents in bold Hawaii-Hilo, University of 2-2 Pomona -Pitzer Colleges CA 2-0 A Hawaii Pacific University 3-0 Portlan d State University 4-2 Adams Stare College C.O 16-2 Housto n Baptist University TX 1-0 Puget Sound, University of WA 1-0 Air Poree Academy 13-10 Huntingdon College Al 1-0 Albuquerque, University of 3-0 R Appakdu an State NC 1-0 I Ra e1CCU Baseball ~\\\~j;j 1i PITCHI NG Best Batting Average Mott Triplet Lo1oest Earne Run Average RANK AVG. PLAYER SEASON RANK 3B PL~YER SEASON Rh.'IK ERA PuYER SEAS0:-1 l. .452 Rick Srromer I. Art Martinez 1981 1. 12 Ray Alonzo 1979 1.31 1982 2. .432 Al Knox 2. Ed Bonine 1954 12 JelfVarner 1979 1.36 1979 3. .423 Doug Baker 1958 3. 10 Bill Catalanotte 1971 3. 1.52 Frank Snook 1971 1. .421 Tim Salmon 4. 1987 10 Dan DeBattista 1972 1.60 Garv Graham 1974 5. .118 Rick Plautz 1981 5. 1.74 Williams 1968 5. 9 John Patterson 1987 Mel 6. .414 Davr Morris 1981 ,\ ndrcwMcCormick 1995 6. 1.78 Bruce Paulus 1963 7. .411 Pete Bethea 9 1981 7. 8 Terrv Funk 1979 7. 1.80 Mitch Laird 1971 .107 8. Joe French 1988 8 Kris,Kline 1982 8. 1.83 Jack Sorenson 1969 9. .404 BlakeWoods 9. 1.89 Ken Corley 1999 9. 7 Six different players 1969 .404 Andre Toliver 1981 Most Home Runs 1.89 TomTellmann 1976 Most Games PL1yed Mast Appearanret RA.'IK HR PLAYF.R SEASON GMs RANK PuWl!R SEASON l. 27 Dave Morris 1981 RANK APP PLAYER SuSON I. 76 Dave Morris 198] 1. 27 Rick Stromer 1981 39 Rich Wells 1991 2. 74 Rick Stromer 1981 2. Garv Sharko 3. 24 Tyler Brilinski 1985 35 1987 74 Art ·Martinez Greg Duce 1987 4. 21 Rick Plam,: 1981 3. 32 1982 74 4. Keith Dixon Joe Jordan 1987 5. 19 Greg Duce 1987 31 1993 74 John Patterson Keith Dixon 1987 19 Chad Cunis 1989 31 1991 6. 73 Jim Aylward 1986 6. Mark Brewer 1982 19 Tim Salmon 1989 29 7. Dave Morris 28 Rrad Moore 72 1980 19 Craig Caballero 1994 7. 1986 Rick Showers Al Kennode 72 1980 9. 18 Dave Morris 1980 28 1992 72 Rnh C'.ollum 1986 28 Steve\Xlilkerson 1993 18 Jeff Dinkel 1983 Isreal Walker 1986 27 Three different players 72 18 Doug Kimball 1991 10. Mo.rtA.tBats Most Rr,m BattedIn RANK AB PLAYER SEASON RANK RBI PLAYER SE.A.SON Most Wins l. 312 John Patterson 1987 I. 103 Rick Stromer 1981 RANK w PLAYER SEAS0:-1 2. 303 John Patten.on 1988 2. 102 Dave Morris 1981 I. 16 Tom Tellmann 1976 3. 301 lim Fernandez 1985 2. 15 Dan Stenz 1989 3. 99 Jeff Dinkel 1983 4. 290 Greg Duce Gary Graham 1987 99 Greg Duce 1987 3. 14 1973 ). 284 Greg Johnson 1987 5. 95 Rick Plautz 1981 14 Mike Villegas 1980 6. 283 Jeff Varner 1980 6. 89 Darrin Duffy 1986 14 Randy McCamenr 1985 7. 282 Joe Jordan 1987 7. 87 RayAlon w 1979 14 SteYePhoenix 1990 8. 280 lim Florez 1991 8. 86 Pete Bethea 1981 7. 13 Frank Snook 1971 9. 279 Chad Curtis 1989 9. 83 Chad Curtis 1989 13 Doug Johnson 1975 10. 278 Dave Morris 1981 10. 81 Tyler Rrilin.ski 1985 9. 12 Foll! different players 278 Rick Showers 1980 81 Paul Swingle 1989 MnstS,wes Most Rmu Scored Most Stolen Bases RANK RVNS PLAYER SEASON RAl\'K Sv PLAYER SEASOK RA.."IJ<.SB(ATT) PLAYER SEASON I. 102 Rick Stromer l. Art Martinez 1982 1981 1. 90(106) Joe Jordan 1987 15 2. 101 Dave Morris 1981 2. 48(52) Bill Hallsuorn 1976 2. 10 Ci-..igBauer 1990 3. 99 8 Joe Jordan 1987 3. 45(53) Isreal Walker 1986 3. Brad Moore 1986 4. 95 Rick Plautz 1981 4. 42(47) Rick Showers 1980 8 Gary Sharko 1988 5. 93 John Patterson 8 Src,·cWilker.son 1993 1987 5. 41(43) Ray Alonzo 1979 6. 92 Chad Curtis Cory Acton 1989 Ci. 40U?) Keith Tai.Iberg 1974 6. 7 1999 7. 91 Eric Rasmussen 1980 Mike Tetreault 1984 7. 38(42) JeffVarner 1979 7 8. Dave Morris 90 1980 38(47) Bob Collum 1986 7 Erik DcsRosiers 1995 90 Ronnie Ortegon Mike Tetreault 1988 Y. 36(40) Chad Curtis 1989 9. 6 1983 10. 89 Boh Collum Tony Waldrop 1986 10. 35(41) Jeff Varner 1980 6 1985 Most Hits 6 Gary Sharko 1987 35(42) Isreal Walker 1987 RAxK Hrrs PI.AYF.R SEASON Mosl Walks 6 Keith Dixon 1994 l. 121 Rick Stromer 1981 RANK BB PLAYER SEASON 2. 115 Dave Morris 1981 1. 81 1im Salmon 1989 Most Im,itsgsPitched 115 Rick Plaut?. 1981 RANK IP J'L\YER Sr.ASON 2. 76 Rick Rolfes 1979 4. 113 John Parcerson 1987 Steve Phoenix 3. 74 Joe Jordan 1987 1. 172.0 1990 5. 111 Joe Jordan 1987 4. 68 Dan Mawo 1970 2. I 55.2 Gary Graham 1973 6. 109 Greg Duce 1987 s. 67 Terry Funk 1980 3. 154.7 Bart Grubbs 1991 7. 108 Tyler Brilinski Tom Tellmann 1976 1985 6. 65 Tim Ritz 1965 4. 147.2 8. 106 Ronnie Ortegon 1988 1989 7. 64 &bCollwu 1986 5. 145.1 Dan Stenz 106 John Patterson 1988 8. 61 Lur y Johnson 1982 6. 142.1 Frank Snook 1971 10. 103 ~, . Chad Curtis 1989 9. 60 Darrin Duffy 1986 139.2 Randy ;\.1cCamcnt 1985 Most Doubles 8. MikeVillegas 1981 10. 59 Tim Salmon 1988 131.2 RANK 2B PLAYER SEASON Most Times Hit -By-Pitch 9. 128.1 Jack Sorenson 1969 1. 28 Rick Stromer 1981 10. 128.0 Glen Hoffman 1994 RANK HBP PU.YER SE.'1.>0N 28 Joe French 1988 l. 26 Jus1iu: Prnoell 197G 28 lim Florez Most Strikeouts 1991 2. 18 Jon Hamd 1998 4. 27 1im Fernandez RAolK K's 1985 3. II Rick Siincr 1988 PLAYER SEASON 5. 25 AndrewMcCormick 1. 1994 4. 10 Rick Showers 1980 147 Frank Snook 1971 6. 24 Matt Hyde 1989 10 Ken Collard 1988 2. 138 Bart Grubbs 1991 24 Anthony Farinacci 1990 10 '.vlaa:Hyde 1989 3. 133 Dan S1enz 1989 24 Ryan Freeburg 4. Ron \1(/robel 1992 10 Darrin Forster 1992 132 1977 24 Jim McCalmont 1991 132 Steve Phoenix 1990 10 Jon Hamel 1997 9. 23 Four different players IO Bill Koning 1997 6. 131 Mel Williams 1968 130 1976 10. 9 Four different players 7. Tom Tellmann 8. 123 Frank Snook 1969 9. 122 David Mendoza 1975 10. 119 ~ary Graham 1973 GCU Basebal I~ HITTI NG PITCHING 'ye tc e GP PLAYER SEIISONS RANKI P PL\YER SEASONS 237 Doug Kimball 1989-92 Most Triples 1. 376.0 Jim Gerlach 1977-80 227 Dan DeBactista 1972-75 RANK3B PLAYER SEASONS 2. 369.l Tim Huff 1994-97 219 Ben Menke 1996-99 I. 26 Dan Dellattista 1972-75 3. 350.2 Gary Graham 1971-74 188 Bob Corley 1967-70 2. 19 Jeff Varner 1979-80 4. 349.0 Frank.Snook 1969-71 188 Joe nlair 1974-77 3. 18 RayAlon zo 1978-79 5. 321.0 Don Deardoff 1976-79 4. 16 AndrewMcCormick 1994-95 5. 13 BillCatalanom 1971-72 Most Victories MostAt Bats 13 John Patte.rson 1987-88 RANKw PLAYER SEASONS R'\NK AB PLAYER SEIISONS 1. 35 JimGerlach 1977-80 1. 869 Doug Kimball 1989-92 Most Home Runs 2. 33 FrankSnook 1969-71 2. 851 Dan DcBatcista 1972-75 lw--1< HR PIAYER SEASONS 33 GarvGraham 1971-74 3. 829 Ben Menke 19%-9~ 1. 51 Tilll Salmon 1987-89 4. 27 Do~ Deardoff 1976-79 4. 678 Willie Brewer 1976-79 2. 45 DaveMorris 1980-81 5. 26 MikeVillegas 1980-81 5. 675 RyanFreeburg 1990-92 3. 39 Doug Kimball 1989-92 4. 33 Bob Brannon 1965-68 Most Appearances 33 TylerBrilinski 1984-85 Ro\NK APP PL-I.YER SEASONS Most Runs Scored 33 Jon Hamel 1996-99 I. 79 Tim Huff 1994-97 R-1.NK RUNS PLAYER SEASONS Most Runs Batted In 2. 76 RichWelh 1988-91 1. 225 Tim Salmon 1987-89 R.-1.NKRBI PU..YER SEASONS 3. 75 MikeWeb ~ter 1986-89 2. 216 Dan DeBatrista 1972-75 1. 193 Doug Kimball 1989-92 1. 69 Jim Gerlach 1977-80 3. 211 Doug Kimball 1989-92 2. 192 Tim Salmon 1987-89 69 Stoney Parks 1991-94 4. 191 DaveMorris 1980-81 3. 183 Ben Menke 1996-99 5. 176 John Patterson 1987-88 4. 182 DaveMorris 1980-81 Mnst Strikeouts 5. 163 Darrin Duffy 1984-86 R-.NK K's PI.AYER ~F.ASONS Most Hits 1. 375 FrankSnook 1%9-71 RA.NK H ITS PLAYER SEASONS 2. 326 MelWilliams 1966-68 1. 299 Dan DeBattista 1972-75 MMt Stolen Bases 3. 267 Ken Corley 1968-70 2. 290 Doug Kimball 1989-92 RANKSB PLAYER SEA.SONS 4. 264 JimGerlach 1977-80 3. 229 Tim Salmon 1987-89 1. 90 JoeJordan 1987 5. 254 BrucePaulus 1961-64 4. 219 John Patterson 1987-88 2. 80 IsrealWalker 1986-87 5. 218 !¼anFreeburg 1990-92 3. 73 JeffVarner 1979-80 4. 67 RickShowers 1979-80 Most Doubles 5. 55 MikeMadril 1980-82 RANK 2B Pl.AYER SEASONS 1. 68 Doug Kimball 1989-92 2. 52 RyanFreeburg 1990-92 3. 51 Darrin Duffy 1984-86 4. 50 Tim Florez 1990-91 5. 48 Tim Fernandez 1984-85 BEST BATTING AVERAGE RANK Ave. PLAYER GP AB H ITS 51'.ASONS 1. .390 JoeFrench 131 459 179 1987-88 2. .383 Tim Salmon 183 598 229 1987-89 3. .379 Dave Morris 148 536 204 1980-81 1. .374 Pete Rerhea 134 489 183 1981-82 5. .372 Greg Duce 140 521 194 1986-87 GRAND CANYON NO-HITTERS March 19, 1968 March13, 1971 February12, 1982 JackSorrenson vs. ColoradoWest ern College FrankSnook vs. AzusaPacific University ArbreyLucas & AndyFruth v:;.Point Loma Nazarene GCU4, CWCO GCU 8, APU 3 (7 inning.5) College GCU 10, PLNC 1 February26, 1971 March25, 1971 Tom Stidhamvs . CaliforniaBaptist College DennisMelton ~-s. California Lutheran College March 11. 1982 GCU6,CBCO GCU I, CLC0 KeithBaker vs. NebraskaWes leyanUniversity GCU 8,NWlJO e 1GCU Baseball Individual Game and Team Season Records HITTING Most At Bats Most Doubles Most Runs Batted In Most Walks 9, Matt Hyde, 5/6/88 4, Ryan Freeburg, 2/23/92 11, Bruce Mc1'aught, 3/19/77; S, Dick Wat'lon , 3/9/55; Ken Greg Duce, 5/8/87; Rick Stiner, Thomas, 1959; Craig Green, Most Runs Scored Most Tripks 5/6/88 4/1/70;Tim Salmon, 5/8/87 6, Chad Curtis, 4/ 15/89; Tim 3, Mel Williams, 4/6/67 & 2/15/88 Florez@ New Mexim Scace, Most Total, Basa 2/15/91 Most Home Runs 17,Rick Stiner, 5/6/88 Most Stolen Bases 3, Ken McKee, 4/16/79; Lew Kent, 4, many times, last time by John Most Hits 4/27 /85; Joe French, 5/8/87; Les Most Strikeouts Patterson, 5/ 14/87 6, Doug Baker, (6-8) 3/27/56; Joe Reiners, 4/18/87; Rick Seiner, 4 (15 times),last time by Ben Richanb, (6-6) 5/8/76;Grt:g 5/6/88; Doug Kimball. 2/1/91 Menke, 4/10/99 Duce, (6-8) 5/8/87; Matt Hyde, (6-9) 5/6/88; Rick Stiner, (6-8) 5/6/88; Tim Florez, (6-6) 2/15/91 PITCHING Most Innings Most Strikeouts Most Walks Allowed Most Hits Allowed 17, Dave Nicholson, 4/17/72 18, Frank Snook, 4/17/70; 11, Bart Grubbs, 2/2/90 & 20, Dave Nicholson (17 ings.), Mitch Laird, 5/28/72 3/22/90; Byron Browne, 3/11/91 4/16/71 TEAM HITTING Best Batting Average .353 1981 Most At Bats 2628 1987 Most Stolen Bases 223 1987 Most Hits 913 1981 Mose Walks Received 507 1987 Mose Times Hit-by-Pitch 58 1989 Mosr Runs Scored 753 1987 Most Time s Struck Out 444 1997 Most Sacrifice Bunts 40 1990 Mose Doubles 173 1988 Most Wins 58 1979 Most Sacrifice Flies 43 1988,89 Most Triples 59 1979 Most Losses 43 1997 Most Total Sacrifices 75 1988 Mose Home Runs 107 1987 Best Winning Percentage .853 1979 Most Total Bases 1428 1981 Mose Runs Batted In 650 1987 Most Games Played 76 1981 Best Slugging Pct. .563 1989 TEAM PITCHING Lowest ERA 2.1 1971 Most Shutouts 13 1971/79 Most CompleLe Garnes 36 1981 Most Strikeouts 499 1986 Most Consecutive Shutouts 3 1966/71 Most Balks 10 1987 Most Walks Allowed 486 1987 Most Hit Bat.~men 66 1997 Mose Doubles Allowed 156 1994,97 Most Hits Allowed 807 1987 Most Wild Pitches 96 1987 Most Triples Allowed 25 1992 Mose Runs Allowed 630 1987 Most Innings Pitched 627.1 1987 Most Home Runs Allowed 84 1997 Most Earned Runs Allowed 512 1987 Most Saves 23 1982 TEAM FIELDING Mose Puroucs 1882 1987 Most Errors 151 1987 Highest Fielding % .966 1968 Most Assists 836 1986 Most Chances 2831 1987 Lowest Fielding % .821 1953 GCU Baseball Ie } t'r)\ ~ Individual Honors 1986 -Darrin Duffy, SS NAIA All-Americans NCAA Div. II West Region NAIA All-District VII -Bart Haley, P 1968 -John Booth, OF (2) Player of the Year 1968 -John Booth, OF 1987 -Randy Davila, 3B 1969 -Leroy McDonald, SS (1) 1999 -Bill Curtis, OF/P -Mel Williams, P -Greg Johnson, OF 1970 -Ken Corley, P (1) 1969 -Paul Baker,2B -Joe Jordan, OF 1971 -Frank Snook, P (2) ABCA Div. II All-West -Ken Corley, P -John Patterson, 2B 1972 -Bill Catala.notte,2B (2) Region -Leroy McDonald, SS -Gary Sharko, P 1973 -Kent Fulmer, OF (I) 1999 -Bill Curtis, Of/I' -Frank Snook, P -Dan Williamson, P -Gary Graham, P (2) -Brian Sellier,OF -Jim Tate, Of 1988 -Joe French, OF 1974 -Dan DeBattista, 3B (1) 1970 -Ken Corley, l' -Brett Merriman, P 1975 -Dan DeBattista, 3B (2) GT¾CoSIDA Academic -Dan Mauw, OF -Ronnie Onegon, 1B -Larry Eubanks, OF (1) All- merican -Jim Tate, OF -John Patter~on, 2B -Doug Johnson, P (2) 1999 -Bill Curtis 1971 -Bill Catalanotte, 2B -1im Salmon, OF 1976 -Larry Eubanks, OF (1) -Frank Snook, P 1989 -Chad Curtis, OF -Tom Tellmann, P (1) GT~CoSIDA Academic 1.972 -Bill C'.a1>1lanortc, 2B -Marr Hyde, 2B 1978 -Bob Bill, I B (1) All- istrict VII, VIII -Dan DeBacrisra,3R -Steve Phoenix, P -Dale Miron, OF (1) 1995 -BlakeWoods -Mitch Laird, P -Ttm Salmon, OF 1979 -Ray Alonzo, OF (1) 1999 -Bill Curtis -Mel Panzer, OF -Dan Stenz, LHP -.EdBonine, P (2) 1973 -Randy Catalanotte, OF 1990 -Anthony Farinacci,3B -Eric Rasmussen, C (I) WAC Academic All- -Dan DeBattista, 3B -Steve Phoenix, P 1980 -Eric Rasmussen, C (I) Conference -Kent Fulmer, OF -Dino Saigh, Of -Mike Villegas, P (2) 1995 -Trevor Blake, OF -Gary Graham, P 1981 -Rick Scromer , 3B (I) -Craig Caballero, C 1974 -Joe Butiewiez,C 1982 -Pere Bethea, C ( 1) -JeffVilardi, P -Dan DeBattista, 3B NAIA All-Area 2 1983 -Jeff Dinkel, OF (1) -Keith Wikon, l B -Gary Graham, P 1971 -frank Snook, P 1984 -Darrell Higgs, P (2) -James "Bo" Hall, OF 1972 -Bill Catalanotte, 2B 1987 -Joe Jordan, OF (2) WAC All-Conference 1975 -Dan DcBattista, 3B 1973 -Kent Fulmer, Of 1989 -Chad Curtis, Of (1) 1996 -Rod Bair, OF -Lury Eubanks, OF -Gary Graham, P -Dan Stenz, P (1) -Rob Price, P -Doug Johnson, P 1974 -Dan DeBattista, 3B 1990 -Steve Phoenix, P (1) 1998 -Rick Kerns, DH 1976 -Gus Burruel, 1B -Gary Graham, P -Larry Eubanks, OF 1975 -Dan OeBattisra, 3B CCAA Player of the Year -Bill Hallsrrom, SS -Larry Eubanks, OF NAIA District VII 1999 -Bill Cunis, OF -Tom lellmann, P -DougJohns on, P Player-of-the-Year 1977 -Bob Alonw, OF 1976 -Larry Eubanks, OF 1986 -Darrin Duffy, SS CCAA All-Conference -Bob Bill, DH -Bill Hallstrom, S.S 1987 -Joe Jordan, OF 1999 -Bill Curtis, OF -Dale Milton, OF -Tom Tdlm:mn, P 1988 -John Patterson, 2B -Ronnie Holtorf, 2B -Ron Wrobel, P 1977 -Dale Milton, OF 1989 -Dan Stenz, P -Brian Sellier, OF 1978 -Ray Alonw, DH -Ron Wrobel, P 1990 -Steve Phoenix, P -Boh Alonw, OF 1978 -Bob Bill, 1B -Bob Bill, 1B -Dale Minton, OF Team Honors -Dale Minton, OF 1979 -Ray Alonzo, OF NAIA Area 2 NAJA District Vil and Area 2 -Tom Rosati, l' -Ed Bonine, P Player-of-the-Year 1969 -District and Area Champs 1979 -Ray Alonw, Or -Eric Rasmussen,C 1981 -Rick Stromer, 38 1971 -District and Area Champs -Ed Bonine, P 1980 -Dave Morris, Of 1983 -Jeff Dinkel, OF 1972 -District Champs -Eric Rasmussen, C -Eric ~mussen, C 1987 -Joe Jordan, OF 1973 -District and Area Champs -Rick Showers,OF -Mike Villc::gas,P 1989 -Dan Stenz, P 1975 -District Champs -JeffVamcr, 2B 1981 -Dave Morris, OF 1976 -District Champs 1980 -Dave Morris, OF -Rick Plautz, OF 1979 -District and Area Champs -Eric Rasmussen, C -Rick Stromer, .3B NAIA National 1980 -District, Area and -JcffVarner, 2B -Mike Villagas,P Player-of-th~ Year National Champs -Mike Villegas, P 1982 -Pere Rerhc-.a,C 1981 -Rick Sttomet, 3B 1981 -District, Area and 1981 -Tony Fiore, P 1983 -Jeff Dinkel, OF National Champs -Dave Morris, OF 1984 -Darrell Higgs, P 1982 -District, Area and -Rick Plaul.l., OF 1985 -Tyler Brillinski, OP NAIA National National Champs -Rick Stromer, 3B -Rantly McCament, P Coac~•the-Year 1986 -District, Arca and -Mike Villaga:;,P 1986 -Darrin Duffy, SS 1979 -Dave Brazell National Champs 1982 -Pete Bethea, C -Bart Haley, P 1980 -Dave Brazell 1987 -District, Arca and -Larry Johnson, OF 1987 -Joe Jordan, OF 1981 -Gil Stafford 4th Place at CWS -Kris Kline, !NF -John Patterson, 2B 1982 -Gil Stafford 1988 -District, Area and -Arbrey Lucas, P -Gary Sharko, P 2nd Place at CWS -Art Martinez, P 1988 -Joe French, OF NCAA All-Region 1989 -District Champs 1983 -Jeff Dinkel, OF -Brett Merriman, P 1991 -Tim Florez, 2B 1990 -District, Area and -Larry Johnson, OF -Ronnie Ortegon, 1B -Ryan Freeburg, OF 5th Place at CWS -Steve Poppe, DH -John Patterson, 2B 1992 -Ryan Freeburg, OF NCAA Division I -Dave Stapleton, P -Jim Salmon, OF -Doug Kimball, 3B 1998 -WesternAthlet ic Conference -frank Tunnell, 2B 1989 -Chad Curtis, OF 1996 -Rod Bair, OF North Division Champs 1984 -Darrell Higgs, P -Tim Salmon, OF -Div. I Most Improved Team -Pac Reid, SS -Dan Stenz, P ABCA Div. II All-Americans (15.5 games improved) -Andre Toliver,OF 1990 -Anthony Farinacci,3B 1999 -Bill Curtis, OF/P NCAA Division II 1985 -Tyler Brillinski,OF -Steve Phoenix, P 1999 -California Collegiate -Randy McCamenc, P Athlc::ticAssocia tion Regular Season Champs ~I GCU Baseball A Butkiewicz, Joe, C, 1974 Evans, Matt, lB, 1990-92 Hendricks, Pat, P,196 5 Acton, Cory P, 1999-Prc.onl Butler, Preston, P,1993 Harirage, Dave, P. l 963-64 Adams,Jim, 1968 F Hicks, Ed, OF, 1961 Aikins,Jeremy, P, 1997-98 C Falk, Dercie, C-IB, 1989-90 Higgs, Darrell, P-IB, 1984 Alonw, Bob, OF, 1977-78 Caballaro, Craig, C, 1993-95 Farinacci, Anthony,3B, 1989-90 Hill, Bob, INF, 1953-56 Alonzo, Ray, OF-DH, 1978-79 Caldwell, Roger, OF, 1985-86 Faulk, JD., OF, 1983 Hixon, Dan OF, 1968-69 Anderson, Brian, INF, 1979-80 Callin, Ted, OF, I 966 Faver, Fred, 3B, 1962-63 Hoffman,Glen , P,1993-94 Andrews,Herman, OF, 1971-72 Can..rsor, David, OF, 1956 Ferguson, Rob, P-DH, 1988 Holder,Mike, OF-P, 19n, '79-80 Angel, Jesse,SS, 1971 Carter, Jim, INF-OF, 1954-57 Fernandez,Tim, SS-2B,1984-85 Holg-J.in,Ted, P-OF, 1953 Armijo, Bob, P, 1972 Cassels,Scott, P, 1974-75 Fiechtner,Jeff, P, 1980-81 Hollidav,Dave, C, 1976--77 Ash, Cory, C, 1993-95 Co,tro, Jerry, P, 1964 Fields, Bob, P, 1985-86 Holm~. Rick, C, 1969-70 Austin, Joe, OF, 1964-65 Caulanottc, Bill, 2B, 1971-72 Fiore, Tony, P, 1980-81 Holme,,Bu ck,UTL, 1984 Aycock,Lloyd, C-OF, 1960-62 Cm lanotte, Randy. OF, 1973 Flood, Glen, P, 1984-85 Holtorf, Romuc, INF, 1997-P,e,ent Aylw._rd,Jim, 3B, 1984-86 Gto, Don, P-OF, 1967-70 Flores, John, P, 1980 Holrorf.Ryan , OF, 1996-97 Center, Dan, C, 1999,Prescnt Flores, John, INF-P, 1991-92 Hubert, Jeff, IN F-DH, 1981-82 B Cervi, Nick, 11\'F-P,1983 Flore,;,Tim , INF, 1990-91 Huff, Tim, l', 1994-1997 Bagget~ Denru.s, IB, 1971 Ch=, Rick, OF, 1969 Flynn, Bill, P, 1956 Hurley,Scott, 01', 1977 Bair, Rod, OF, 1994-96 Oarke, Jim, lB, 1969-70 Forbes, Mall, OF, 1998-99 l lurst, Joshua, INF, 1992-93 Baird, Bill, C-OF. 1957. '59 Oark.e, Brw:e, P, 1986-87 Foresl, Nelson,OF-Ill, 1954-55 llyde, Matt, 3 R, I 9RR-R9 Baker, Charles, C, 1953 Oark.e, Wlllie, INF, 1978-79 Forstrr, Darrin, INF-OF, 1992-93 &.k,,r, Uoug, 1'-SS-Or,1956-59 Clayton, Massey, 01', 1957 .boss, Dan, OF, 1988-90 Balm, Greg, P, 1983-84 Cobb, Al, 01'-JN1 1-l', 1961-63 Fos.rum,"Dud", fNF-P, 1963-66 lfberscn, Ron, OF, 1981 Baker, Keirh, P, l 9HO-H2 Collard, Ken, SS, 1987-88 Fossum, John, OF, 1976 Imboden, Brian, P,199 1 Baktr1 Lav~renl'Sh,uky\ lB 1 1953 C'.llllum,Bob, 2B-OF, 1986 Fouts, Kyle, P-INF,Present Ingram,Steve, P, 1974-75 Balm, Je.~,,P-OF, 1953-56 Conner,J GCU Baseball I~ Lindsey,Cliff, C, 1972 Nicltolson, Mike, C, 1959 Ross, Larrv, OF-P, 1988-89 Thoma.<,Kenny, 2B, 1958- Orr~n, llonnic1 1H , 1988 Salmon, Tim, OF, 1987-89 Tortotice, Mark, P, 1985 M Owen, Todd, P.1995 Sand=. Charl,s , OF. 1951 Tones, Mike, P, 1998-Present Mai«, Marcy, C, I 978, 80 Scala, Tom, OF. 1978 Tremmel, Troy, OF, 1990 Madril, Mike, SS-OF, I 980-82 p Schlink, Gilb.rt, P, 1993-95 'lruitt, Darr, ll, O R 1953-56 Manoukian, Brya.n,OF, Present P2dill:a.,Danny, INF, 1995 Schielke, Leon, P, 197J-74 Tumlinson, Tome, 1B, 1~59-60 Ma1d1oc, Juhn, P-OF, 1987-88 Page, Richard,OF-DH, 1978-79 Schmitt, Kevin, C-OF, 1987-88 Tumminello, Mark, 1993 M:ucon, Oavid, P, 1989 Palch:r, Ron, P, 1984 Schrader,Tom , P. 1976 Tunndl, Frank, SS, 1983 Muquc:z, David, P, 1992 Palomino,Mike. C-IB, 1984-85 Sdiulcz, Darrcll,P, 1976 Turner, Doug, P-INF, 1~59 Martin, A£ey,C-OF, 1986-87 Pam:.c:r,Md , SS, 1971-72 Scorr, Don, SS-3B, 1953-55 Marcin,H orry,3R -OI\ 1958-/;I Parks, Stoney, P. 1991-94 S<.-utt,Gme, 1B-OF, 1958 u Mortinez, Arr, P, 1982 Parson, Miloe,P. 1984 Scorr, Ron, INF, 1973 Uporski, Mike, OF, 1967-68 Mminc:z, John, UTL, 1980 Patter,on, Bill. P, 1969-70 Seller, Brian, OF, 1997-Prcsent Mattia,Tony , 18-DH, 1983-85 Patterson, Doug, P, 1976-77 &miuolf, Rich, P-DH, 1992-93 V Man:,on, Gacy,P-OF, 1 958-61 Pmcrso n, Eric, P, 1988 Sharko, Gary, P. 1987-88 Vanderbilt, Keith, 10, 1975 Mauldin, Steve, P, 1979 Prncrson, John, 2B, 1987-88 Sharko, Gerard. 1991 Varner.Jeff,2B , 1979-80 M.uro , o.ll, OF, 1967-70 Pam:rson, Monrv, OF, 1987 Sh.-..ts.Jim, 18-C, 1956-57 Vda.squC'L,Da vid, INF, 1996-97 May, David, C-OF, 1982-84 Paulus, Bruce, P..1%1-Ci4 Shillingron, Jeff, I! 1994 Venable, Dick, Dti 1953 McAithy, Tom, P, 1974-75 Paulus,Tom, P, I 965-66 Shipman, Randy, P, 198) Vicera, Srevc, SS, 1978-80 McCalmont, Jim, INF, 1993--94 Pena, Bob, P, 1976 Short, Kim, P, 1972 Vidmar, Don, P, l 988 McCarncnc,lundy, P, l 984-85 Peccell,Justice, SS-3B, 1976- 77 Shower.,,Rick, OF, I 97R-RO Vilrnli, Jeff, P, 199/4-96 McG,slin_. Bcian, 1978 Phipps, Kent, C, 1977 Siebert, Alan, C, J 987 Villa,Jack, P. 1984-85 McCormick,Andrew, OF , 1994-95 Phoenix, Sceve,P. 1989-90 Siebm, Rick, 3B, 1984 Villega,, Mike, P, 1980-81 McDonald, Don, r, 1955 Plaut, , Rick, OF, 1981 Sikock, Ma1t, P. I 996-99 McDorukl, Leroy,SS, 1%6-69 Poll,, Ron, INF, 1964-65 Simp,on, Joshua, INF, 1994 w McKee, Bab, P, 1976 Poole, Glen, P, 1981-82 Sisolak, Joe, OF, 1985 Wagner, David, P, 1982-83 McKee,Ken, INF, I 979-80 l'oplin, Mike, C, 1970-71 Slivi.nsk.i,Mike, P, 1967 Waldrop, Tony, P, 1984-85 McKinley,Ryan,]', 1999-Ptt ~ I GCU Baseball Salmon Clubhouse/Antelopes in the Majors TIMSALMON BASEBALL CLUBHOUSE Head coachGil Staffordpresents Tim Salmon with a commemorativeplaque at the dedicationof the clubhouseon January 23, 1999. The Tim Salmon Baseball Clubhouse was officially opened on Sacw·day,Januacy 23, 1999 with a dedication ceremony. The 5,000- square foot structure is located adjacent to Brazell Sra.dium and includes locker rooms, a classroom, coaches offices, a training room and public restroom facilities. Salmon, who played at Canyon from 1987-89 , has enjoyed a successful major league career with the Anaheim Angels. He earned American League Rookie of the Year honors in 1993. In addition to his contribution to the baseball program , Tim and his wife, Marci, have also funded two academic scholarships in their names in the College of Business and College of Education , respectively. The cost of building the clubhouse was also dramatically reduced through the contribution s and efforts of numerou s people who continue to be a part of the special tradition of the baseball program at Grand Canyon. "It ha~taken some great efforts on the part of Tim and Marci for their great contribu tion," head coach Gil Stafford said at the dedication. "We want to also recognize the efforts of many others who have contributed to build this facility." The followingfor Grand Canyon baseballplayers have been presenton a Major Leagueroster ar one timeduring theircareers : PLAYER CAREER AT CANYON MAJOR LEAGUE TEAM Frank Snook 1969-71 San Diego Padres Tom Tellmann 1976 San Diego Padres Dave Stapleton 1982-83 Milwaukee Brewers Brad Moore 1986 Philadelphia Phillies Randy McCament 1984-85 San Franci sco Giants Kevin Wickander 1984-86 Milwaukee Brewers John Patterson 1987-88 San Francisco Giants Chad Curtis 1989 New York Yankees Tim Salmon 1987-89 Anaheim Angels Brett Merriman 1988 Minnesota Twins Paul Swingle 1989 Anaheim Angels Steve Phoenix 1989-90 Oakland Athletics GCU Baseball I~ Uniform Dedication/SOTH Anniversary In Loving Memory: Bonnie Kathleen Briedis August 7, 1945 - November 16, 1999 Bonnie Briedis, mother of current Canyon on Sunday at GCU's Brazell Stadium. first baseman Vince Briedis, recently lust her life Bonnie's roots in baseball go back to her after a long fight with breast Cancer chat lasted father, Frank Haider Sr., who was a top pro nearly 15 years. spect fur the Gas House Gang era Sc. Louis Bonnie was a big fan of Grand Canyon Cardinals, before an injury ended his career. University and 'Lopes baseball. That Jove intensi She then spent the summers of her youth at fied during the last few weeks of her life as she felt the ball fields watching her brothers play. great comfort in the support that her son, Vince, Bonnie served as "team mom'' for many of received from the coaching staff, teammates, stu Vince's teams and as manager for, her ocher dents, and administration of the University. son, Andrew's teams. As a tribute to her and her family, Evans Survived by her husband and two son s, Sporting Goods, a manufacturer of factory direct Bonnie will be remembered by all who see athletic uniforms and employer of Bonnie's hus and wear the new purple uniforms. She will band, Sam,has donated purple uniforms to the also be remembered by those she loved GCU Baseball Team in Bonnie's memory. These because of a family saying, "To live in the uniforms will be worn at eve1y home gan1e played hearts of others is not to die." CelebrJtiflgDur50th Anniversary 0 FebruaryIB,19, 25, :rn, & 27, 2000 annual spring conceit in the Valley.T he dare, Ethington Theatre Production time, and location of this eventwill be post Guys and Dolls ed in upcoming alwnni publications and on the University'swebpage. Fridayand Sat11day, FebrearyTB& 19, 2000 Friday,~pril 28, 2000 Homecoming Fiesta Dinner & Silent Auction 0 ~ Reunion of the Decades" '50s, ''60s, '70s, '80s, & '90s A week before graduatio n, the 50th Anniversary Committee will host a din .-\IIalumni and former students are ner and silent auction to raise funds ben Q urged to round up their friends and efiting the University. The night will be reunite with old classmates. This week filled with good food and great fun for end will include campus events such as members of the Canyon family.To con basketball and baseball games and the tribute items for the silent auction and Ethington Theatre production of Guys to purchase tickets for th is event, contact and Dolls. Saturday will be a day of spe the Alumni Services Office at (602) 589- cial n::union receptions for each of the 2545. fivedecades that students have attended and graduated from 1.heschool. A ban quet dinner in which all members of the Satu~ay, MayB, 2000 Canyon family gather to celebrate our Graduation Ceremony panicipation in Grand Canyon's history will follow rhe reunion receptions. The celebration of -Canyon's 50rh Anniversary will conclude with the grad uation of the Class of 2000 and a party Spring,2000 following the ceremony. We hope you Spring Music Concert will attend and celebrate the five decades of Grand Canyon's past and prepare for The musicdeparnnenr will performtheir the coming decades of our future . ~I GCU Men's Baseball On February 21, 1987, Grand Canyon University's baseball fidd was dedicated and named in honor of Dr. Dave Brazell, a man whose name is synonymous with BRAZELL STADIUM FACTS baseball at Canyon. The founder and developer of Canyon baseball, Brazell coached the Antelope for 28 seasons, compiling a Location: Grand Canyon University campus at 33rd record of728-385-8. His teams won eight NAJA Avenue and Camelback Road in Phoenix, Ariz. District Titles, four NAIA Area II Titles and one NAIA The lighted facility is located at the northwest National Title. Rrazell's clubs made four appearances at corner of the campus. the NAIA College World Series. A member of rhe American Baseball Coaches Dimensions: 320' - Left Field Line Association Hall of Fame, Brazell was twice named rhe 328' - Right Field Line NAIA Coach of the Year and ha CCU Men's Baseball I~ Dr.Bill Williams Dr.GIi Stafford GCU Chancellor GCU Presidmt B.Keith Baker KrisNaber ReneeJones AthleticDirector Senior'\¥0man Administrator Compliance Coordinator 602/589-2816 602/589-2791 602/589-2803 ClaudePensis Ci■IIV Seminofl DaVidWahlstrom FacultyAthletic Representative HeadAthktic Trainer;A.T.C SportsInforma tion Director 602/589-2870 602/589-2804 602/589-2795 ~I GCU Men's Baseball = Men's Baseball 1999-2000 Schedule All times are local at site 4 5 8 CSSan 2:30 10 11 12 13 14 ,, DI So. Colorado UC !\ ·cni dc 3:00 1:00 Noon 7:30 Noon 11 11 11 11 Zll Z1 22 18 19 UC l.ewi&-CLu-k Rivmidc 1:00 1:00 21 24 25 26 fl 29 H 28 - St:atc 1:00 3 4 I csuc• avis • SFSU 11:00 Noon 1:00 1 g 10 ti UC D:rvis SIIIPS MARCH Noon SUN MON TIJE WED TH U FRI SAT 1 z 8 4 DI Sono n a Sta te 2:00 Noon 5 6 1 8 9 11 11 w SSC Cal St. tmi.s.laus Noon 3:00 Noon 1Z 13 14 Ii 11 11 18 Ill ems N. Colo CSDo , in. Hills 1:00 3:00 2,30 Noon 19 zu Z1 n u l4 Zll H CSDH Ar.iu ma Cal Pol Pomona 0 .. EWIES =:JIIWlJ IIIMES DHo•IIIEIBIIII 1:00 3:00 3:00 Noon Home Gamesan: pla)"'dat B,azdl Stadiwn on the GCU cunpu., 26 ZI 21 29 31 n (33rd & Camdback, Phocni"<). rrmes""'/« al msiu CPP CSL.A. B=ball Offic.e: 602/589-2805:5 89-2817 1:00 3:00