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05 Baseball.Qxp General Information 2005 Schedule .................................................................. BC General Information ........................................................... 1 Stanford Directory/Quick Facts ....................................... 2 Coaching Staff Head Coach Mark Marquess ....................................... 4-7 Associate Head Coach Dean Stotz ................................. 8 Assistant Coach Tom Kunis .............................................. 9 Assistant Coach Dave Nakama ..................................... 10 2005 Outlook 2005 Outlook ................................................................. 12-15 2005 Roster/Pronunciation Guide .................................. 16 2005 Support Staff ............................................................ 16 2005 Player Profiles 2005 Player Profiles .................................................... 18-46 Stanford No-Hitters .......................................................... 27 The Last Time .................................................................... 37 Graduated/Drafted Profiles Graduated/Drafted Profiles ....................................... 50-65 2005 Opponents 2005 Opponents ........................................................... 68-72 2004 Season Review 2004 Season Review .................................................. 74-78 Game-By-Game Results .................................................. 79 Overall Statistics ............................................................... 80 Tickets Credits Pac-10 In Review .............................................................. 81 There are two ways to order your tickets for the 2005 The 2005 Stanford Baseball Media Guide was written Pac-10 Statistics ............................................................... 82 Stanford Baseball season. and edited by Stanford Media Relations Assistant NCAA Championship Statistics ..................................... 83 Visit tickets.gostanford.com and purchase your seats Director Kyle McRae. Design and layout by Don Hogue. Season-Highs ................................................................... 84 online or call 1-800-STANFORD. Season and single- All color cover design by John Verducci, Studio eM. Stanford Baseball History game ticket plans are available in both reserved and Printing by Doug Burns/db Print Solutions and Stanford Baseball History ......................................... 86-88 general admission seating areas. Shoreline Printing & Graphics. Special thanks for Did You Know .................................................................... 89 Sunken Diamond features over 2,100 individual assistance with the production of the 2005 Stanford 1987 NCAA Champions Tribute ...................................... 90 stadium-style seats for a big league experience in Baseball Media Guide to Scott Allen, Sean Bruich, Jenny 1988 NCAA Champions Tribute ...................................... 91 addition to great seating locations on the beautiful Claypool, Aimee Dombroski, Jeane Goff, David Stanford In The NCAA Championship .................... 92-93 grassy hillsides, all at affordable prices. Come watch Gonzales, Will Kiss, Tom Kunis, Paulina Kuo, Jeff Love, Year-By-Year Results/All-Time Coaching Records .... 94 Stanford Baseball this season at Sunken Diamond. Mark Marquess, Buffy McRae, Gary Migdol, Dave Year-By-Year Game Results .................................... 95-102 Nakama, Linda Reid, John Schuster, Dean Stotz, Bob Team Awards .................................................................. 103 On The Covers Vazquez and Kathy Wolff. The 2005 Stanford Baseball Media Guide front cover Front and back cover photos by Stanford Director of Individual Honors .................................................... 104-105 features Preseason All-Americans Mark Romanczuk, Photography David Gonzales. Other photography Letterwinners ........................................................... 106-107 John Mayberry, Jr. and Jed Lowrie pictured in Stanford courtesy of Arizona Diamondbacks; Cleveland Indians; Individual Career Records ............................................ 108 University’s Memorial Court. The trio, pictured in Team Julie Cordeiro/Boston Red Sox; Florida Marlins, Robert Individual Single-Season Records .............................. 109 USA jerseys on the back cover, all played for the National Vigon; Getty Images; Houston Astros; Lou Rocco, New Team Season Records .................................................. 110 Team during the summer of 2004 to continue Stanford’s York Yankees; Steve Nowland/Rich Clarkson and Year-By-Year Team Statistics ....................................... 111 long-standing connection to USA Baseball. In fact, Associates; Bob Stanton; Rick Stewart/Getty Images; Year-By-Year Individual Leaders ......................... 112-114 Stanford has provided more players (24) for Team USA ©Ron Vesely/Chicago White Sox; and Vleisides Photo. than any other collegiate baseball program in the Stanford Baseball Professionals Additional inside photography by Jeff Evans, Bob Major Leaguers ....................................................... 116-117 country and has had at least one player on the Feldman, David Gonzales, Mark Johnson, Paul Americans’ roster for 18 consecutive summers. Minor Leaguers ....................................................... 118-123 Sakuma, Rod Searcey and USA Baseball. Major League Stanford Baseball and Team USA ....................... 124-125 The inside front cover displays photos of Stanford’s photography provided by Getty Images and Allsport by other 20 returnees from last season’s Pac-10 Brian Bahr, Jonathan Daniel, Otto Greule, Scott Stanford University championship team, while the inside back cover Halleran, Tom Hauck, Tom Pidgeon, Eliot J. Schechter Stanford Athletics ................................................... 128-129 features the 12 former Stanford Baseball players that and Rick Stewart. Stanford University ................................................. 130-131 suited up for a Major League Baseball club in 2004. Notable Alumni ........................................................ 132-133 Home of Champions ............................................... 134-135 Pacific-10 Conference ........................................... 136-137 Athletic Facilities .................................................... 138-139 Sunken Diamond ..................................................... 140-141 STANFORD Athletic Director Ted Leland ........................................ 142 BASEBALL Media Information .................................................. 144-145 ON THE WEB 2005 Radio/TV Roster ............................................. 146-147 gostanford.com ............................................................... 148 STANFORD BASEBALL 2005 1 Stanford Directory/Quick Facts Quick Facts STANFORD DIRECTORY (all numbers area code 650 unless noted otherwise) Baseball Coaching Staff ......................................................................................................................................... 723-4528 GENERAL INFORMATION Head Coach – Mark Marquess, 29th Season (Stanford, 1969) Associate Head Coach – Dean Stotz, 29th Season (Stanford, 1975) Location: Stanford, CA 94305-6150 Assistant Coach – Tom Kunis, 6th Season (San Jose State, 1982) Assistant Coach – Dave Nakama, 6th Season (Willamette, 1984) Enrollment: 14,454 (6654 undergraduates, 7800 graduates) Baseball Support Staff ............................................................................................................................................ 723-4528 Founded: 1885 Derrick Brown, Athletic Trainer ............................................................................................................................................ 725-3793 Nickname: Cardinal Gary Colvin, Tickets ................................................................................................................................................................ 723-9841 Colors: Cardinal and White Kyle McRae, Media Relations ................................................................................................................................................. 725-2959 Conference: Pacific-10 Nate Peoples, Strength and Conditioning Coach ................................................................................................................. 725-1048 Affiliation: NCAA Division I Carl Reed, Game Operations ................................................................................................................................................. 723-3576 Matt Ritson, Equipment ......................................................................................................................................................... 725-7637 President: John Hennessy Gary Samuels, Groundskeeper ............................................................................................................................................... 723-4528 Athletic Director: Dr. Ted Leland John Schuster, Marketing and Operations ............................................................................................................................ 725-5323 Faculty Representative: Ramon Saldivar Kathy Wolff, Administrative Associate .................................................................................................................................. 723-4528 Baseball Administrator: Gary Migdol Baseball Office Fax .................................................................................................................................................................
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