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2018 Gonzaga Baseball Record Book 2018 GONZAGA BASEBALL RECORD BOOK 2018 GONZAGA BASEBALL RECORD BOOK Gonzaga Sports Information | www.GoZags.com i 2018 GONZAGA BASEBALL RECORD BOOK TABLE OF CONTENTS QUICK FACTS GENERAL INFORMATION Single Game Records ........................................................... 2-4 Location: Spokane, Wash. Single Season Records ......................................................... 5-6 Founded: 1887 Career Records ........................................................................ 7-8 Enrollment: 7,501 Nickname: Bulldogs Awards and Honors ............................................................9-11 Colors: Blue (R-0 G-41 B-103), Red (R-179 G-25 B-52), Coaching History .....................................................................12 White (R-255 G-255 B-255), and Gray (R-195, G-199, Gonzaga in the Rankings ......................................................12 B-203) Championship History ...........................................................13 Facility (Capacity): Patterson Baseball Complex and Zags in the MLB Draft ..................................................... 14-15 Washington Trust Field (1,500) All-time Series ...........................................................................16 Dimensions (L to R): 328, 370, 398, 370, 328 Series Game by Game ..................................................... 17-21 Conference (Affiliation): West Coast (NCAA Div. I) Year by Year Results ......................................................... 22-27 President: Dr. Thayne M. McCulloh All-time Roster ................................................................... 28-30 Athletic Director: Mike Roth Baseball Administrator: Chris Standiford Faculty Athletic Representative: Peggy Sue Loroz TEAM INFORMATION Head Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Mark Machtolf (Stanford ‘87) Record at GU (Years): 417-339-2 (15th as head; 28th total) Overall Record (Years): Same Associate Head Coach: Danny Evans, 15th season (Gonzaga ‘03) Assistant Coach: Brandon Harmon, Sixth season (Gonzaga ‘08) Assistant Coach: Sean Winston, Third season (Ha- waii Pacific ‘10) Athletic Trainer: Eric Gunning, 11th season 2017 Overall Record: 33-20 2017 WCC Record (Finish): 20-7 (T-First) Postseason: WCC Championships (Second; 2-2). Letterwinners Returning/Lost: N/A Starters Returning/Lost: 3/7 Baseball Phone: 509-313-4078 HISTORY First year of baseball: Records incomplete before 1960 All-time record: 1,510-1288-9 (since ‘60) WCC Championships (Last): 4 (2017 Regular Season) Most Wins: 48 (1981) Highest Win Percentage: 34-10/.773 (1971) NCAA Regional Appearances/Last: 6/2016 ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS Asst. Sports Information Director: TBA Office Phone: 509-313-4227 SID E-mail: TBA Asst. AD/Communications: Todd Zeidler Asst. AD E-mail: [email protected] Online: www.GoZags.com Twitter: @GonzagaBaseball Instagram: @ZagsBaseball Facebook: /GUBaseball 1 2018 GONZAGA BASEBALL RECORD BOOK SINGLE GAME PITCHING (GAME HIGHS DATING BACK TO 2008) INDIVIDUAL Most Walks Allowed Most Runs Allowed No Hitters 1. Marco Gonzales ............................... 6 (5/5/12) 1. 21...............................at Utah Valley (3/26/10) Billy Walker ................ vs. Central Wash. (3/4/90) Calvin LeBrun .................................6 (3/10/15) 2. 20.......................... at San Francisco (4/10/10) Gregg Harris ................ vs. Eastern Ore. (3/3/85) Cody Martin ....................................6 (2/28/09) 3. 19.....................................vs. Oregon (4/21/10) Tom Gorman .........vs. Northern Ariz. (3/15/80) Billy Moon .......................................6 (5/14/13) 4. 18.................................at San Diego (4/24/10) Mike Davey ...............................vs. Idaho (4/9/73) Tyler Olson ......................................6 (2/20/11) 5. 17.................................at San Diego (4/25/10) Arturo Reyes ...................................6 (3/24/13) 17..................at Washington State (3/29/11) Complete Game Shutouts 7. Several at .............5 (last: Morgan, 5/25/17) 17..............................at Pepperdine (5/16/15) Eli Morgan ....................................Pacific (3/17/17) 8. 16............................................vs. BYU (5/27/17) Eli Morgan .......at Cal State Fullerton (3/10/17) 16................................................at TCU (3/6/16) Eli Morgan .......................at San Diego (5/20/16) TEAM 16.................................................Utah (3/24/09) Eli Morgan ..... at Loyola Marymount (5/14/16) Innings Pitched Eli Morgan ..................................Portland (4/9/16) 1. 16.0 ...........................San Francisco (3/25/17) Most Walks Allowed Brandon Bailey ............... Saint Mary’s (4/12/15) 2. 14.0 ...........................San Francisco (5/15/13) 1. 12.......................vs. Oklahoma State (3/5/09) Andrew Sopko .......................Portland (4/19/14) 3. 13.0 ...................... at San Francisco (4/10/10) 2. 10......................................vs Bradley (2/27/16) Marco Gonzales..Appalachian State (5/11/13) 4. 12.0. ................................at California (3/4/17) 10..........................vs. Oregon State (2/20/11) Tyler Olson ...................at Pepperdine (4/20/13) 12.0 ........... at Loyola Marymount (5/15/16) 10............................ at UC Riverside (3/11/14) Marco Gonzales.................vs. Arkansas (3/1/13) 12.0 .................................vs. Bradley (2/27/16) 10....................................vs Portland (3/12/08) Marco Gonzales..........................Pacific (3/17/12) 12.0 ................ Loyola Marymount (4/28/12) 10..............................at Pepperdine (5/16/15) Marco Gonzales............LMU (11 inn.) (4/28/12) 12.0 .....................................at Lamar (2/25/12) 7. 9 ...........................................at Oregon (5/9/16) Tyler Olson ....................at Santa Clara (4/30/11) 12.0 ....................................at Hawaii (3/11/13) 9 ........................................San Diego (4/10/09) Ryan Carpenter ...........at Santa Clara (4/29/11) 12.0 ........................vs. Notre Dame (3/20/11) 9 ................................vs. Utah Valley (2/15/13) Matt Fields ..........................Saint Mary’s (5/1/09) 12.0 ...............................Pepperdine (3/31/12) 9 ............................vs. Oregon State (2/19/11) 9 ..................................vs. Creighton (2/28/09) Innings Pitched Strikeouts 9 ................................................ vs. BYU (3/1/08) 1. Marco Gonzales .......................11.0 (4/28/12) 1. 18.................vs. Sacramento State (2/26/10) 9 ........................................at Oregon (5/14/13) 2. Brandon Bailey .......................... 9.2 (4/12/14) 2. 17.................................. Saint Mary’s (4/28/17) 3. Several at ............9.0 (last: Morgan, 4/1/17) 17............................................vs. BYU (5/26/16) 17.................... Loyola Marymount (4/28/12) Strikeouts 4. 16...........................................at Pacific (4/2/16) 1. Brandon Bailey ........................... 17 (5/26/16) 16.............................................at BYU (5/25/12) 2. Eli Morgan .................................... 15 (4/21/17) 16............................. at Washington (3/31/09) Eli Morgan .................................... 15 (3/10/17) 7. 15.................................. Saint Mary’s (4/12/13) Marco Gonzales .......................... 15 (4/28/12) 8. 14...........................................at Pacific (4/1/16) 5. Eli Morgan .................................... 13 (3/17/17) 14......................vs. Texas Southern (2/26/16) Brandon Bailey ..............................13 (4/1/16) 14................................. at Santa Clara (5/3/13) Cody Martin ................................. 13 (2/26/10) 14...........................................at Pacific (3/4/11) 8. Eli Morgan .................................... 12 (4/28/17) 14..................................vs. Texas Tech (3/7/09) Eli Morgan ......................................12 (3/3/17) Marco Gonzales .............................12 (5/3/13) Fewest Hits Allowed Marco Gonzales .......................... 12 (5/25/12) 1. 0 .................vs. Central Washington (3/4/90) Marco Gonzales .......................... 12 (5/28/11) 0 ......................... vs. Eastern Oregon (3/3/85) 0 ................... vs. Northern Arizona (3/15/80) Most Hits Allowed 0 .............................................vs. Idaho (4/9/73) 1. Tyler Olson ................................... 14 (5/24/12) 5. 1 ................................................Pacific (3/17/17) Cody Martin ................................. 14 (4/30/10) 6. 2 ...................at Cal State Fullerton (3/10/17) Andrew Danner .......................... 14 (4/24/10) 2 .........................................at Missouri (3/8/11) Cody Martin ................................. 14 (4/23/10) 8. 3 ....Several times (last: at Portland 4/21/17) 5. Eli Morgan .................................... 13 (4/13/17) Brandon Bailey ..............................13 (5/2/14) Most Hits Allowed Liam Baron ................................... 13 (4/25/10) 1. 25............................................vs. BYU (5/27/17) 7. Several at ...........12 (last: Lardner, 4/15/17) 25.....................................vs. Oregon (4/21/10) 3. 24.................................at San Diego (4/24/10) Most Runs Allowed 4. 22.......................... at San Francisco (4/10/10) 1. Brandon Bailey ........................... 12 (5/16/15)
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