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2018 Oregon Baseball 2018 Oregon Baseball 2018 OREGON BASEBALL 2018 OREGON BASEBALL OREGON BASEBALL 2018 Quick Facts UNIVERSITY FACTS Associate Head Coach .............................................................Jay Uhlman (Seventh Year) Location ...................................................................................................... Eugene, Ore. Alma Mater, Yr. ......................................................................................... Nevada, ‘98 Founded ...................................................................................................................1876 Assistant Coach .................................................................. Jason Dietrich (Second Year) Enrollment ........................................................................................................... 24,000 Alma Mater, Yr. ............................................Cal State Fullerton, ‘99; Azusa Pacific, ‘01 Nickname ............................................................................................................... Ducks Assistant Coach ......................................................................Mitch Karraker (Third Year) Colors ...................................Thunder Green (PMS 5535C) & Lightning Yellow (Yellow C) Alma Mater, Yr. ..................................................Oregon, ‘12; Northwest Christian, ‘14 Stadium (Capacity) .................................................................................. PK Park (4,000) Dir. of Baseball Operations ......................................................................... Jamie Walton PK Park Dimensions .....................................................................335-375-400-376-325 Alma Mater, Yr. ......................................................................................... Oregon, ‘14 PK Park Press Box Phone Number ..............................................................541-346-6309 Athletic Trainer .............................................................................................Tom Embree Conference ............................................................................................................Pac-12 Strength & Conditioning Coach ................................................................... Jim Radcliffe President ....................................................................................................Michael Schill Equipment Manager .................................................................................. John Mitchell Athletics Director .........................................................................................Rob Mullens Administrative Asst. .......................................................................................Janice Beck Senior Associate Athletic Director/SWA .......................................................Lisa Peterson Baseball Office Number .............................................................................541-346-5776 Athletics Department Phone .....................................................................541-346-4481 Ticket Office Phone ................................................................................ 1-800-WEBFOOT ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Athletic Department Address Associate Director/Baseball Contact ................................................................Todd Miles Len Casanova Center Office/Cell Phone Number .................................................541-346-0962/541-321-3427 2727 Leo Harris Parkway E-mail Address .................................................................................miles@uoregon.edu Eugene, OR 97401 Office Fax Number .....................................................................................541-346-5449 Press Box Number .....................................................................................541-346-6309 UO BASEBALL HISTORY Atheltics Website ..............................................................................www.GoDucks.com First Year of Baseball ................................................................................................1877 First Recorded Season ..............................................................................................1906 MEDIA INFORMATION All-Time Record ................................................................................. 1,364-952-8 (.589) All requests for baseball interviews and credentials should be directed to Todd Miles in Conference Record....................................................................................591-553 (.517) the Oregon athletic communications office. Requests should be made at least 24 hours Northern Division Titles ................................................................................................17 in advance. To arrange interviews or request credentials, call 541-346-0962 or e-mail PK Park Record ...........................................................................................179-96 (.651) [email protected]. NCAA Appearances .........................................................................................................7 2015 ...............................................................................................NCAA Regionals (1-2) TABLE OF CONTENTS 2014 ...............................................................................................NCAA Regionals (2-2) 2013 ...............................................................................................NCAA Regionals (3-2) 2018 QUICK FACTS 43 ................. Team Awards 2012 .................................................................................NCAA Regionals (Eugene, 3-0) 2 ................... 2018 Roster 44 ................. Year-by-Year Coaching Records ..........................................................................NCAA Super Regionals (Eugene, 1-2) 3 ................... 2018 Schedule 45-50 ......... Ducks in the Draft 2010 ................................................................................NCAA Regionals (Norwich, 2-2) 51-53 .......... Ducks in the Major Leagues 1964 ............................................................................................ District 8 Playoffs (0-2) 2017 SEASON REVIEW 54 ................. Year-by-Year Batting 1954 ........................................................................................College World Series (0-2) 5-9 ............... Season Recap 55 ................. Year-by-Year Pitching ....................................................................................NCAA Western Regionals (3-0) 10 ................. 2017 Results 56-57 ......... Statistical Top 10’s CWS Appearances ..............................................................................................1 (1954) 11-12 .......... 2017 Final Stats 58-59 .......... National Top 50’s NCAA Postseason Record ........................................................................................14-12 13-14 ......... Game Highs and Misc. 60-63 ......... Year-by-Year Leaders 15 ................. Inside the Numbers 64 ................. Single-Game Highs TEAM INFORMATION 16 ................. Lineups 65 ................. Ind. Season Batting Records 2017 Overall Record ...............................................................................................30-25 17 ................. Games Summary 66 ................. Ind. Season Pitching Records Conference Record/Finish .............................................................................. 12-18 (8th) 18 ................. Hitting 67 ................. Ind. Career Batting Records Final Rankings .............................................................................................................NA 19 ................. Pitching 68 ................. Ind. Career Pitching Records Postseason ..................................................................................................................NA 20 ................. Lineup by Batting Order 69-70 ......... Miscellaneous Records Position Players Returning/Lost .................................................................................9/7 21 ................. Lineup by Position 71 ................. The Last Time Starters Returning/Lost ..............................................................................................4/5 22 ................. Record Breakdown 72-73 .......... PK Park Facts Pitchers Returning/Lost .............................................................................................9/6 23 ................. Pac-12 Review 74 ................. PK Park Firsts Starting Pitchers Returning/Lost ................................................................................3/2 24-37 .......... Box Scores 75 ................. Opening Day Results Returning Redshirts .......................................................................................................4 76-85 .......... Oregon vs. All Opponents Newcomers ..................................................................................................................17 HISTORY AND RECORDS 86-94 ......... All-Time Game-by-Game Results 39 ................. Postseason Appearances 95-100 ....... All-Time Oregon Baseball Roster BASEBALL COACHING STAFF 40-41 .......... National/Conference Honors 101-104 ..... All-Time Oregon Jersey List Head Coach .............................................................................................. George Horton 42 ................. Collegiate National Team Alma Mater, Yr. .......................................................................
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