Arizona 2003

General Information Location: ...... Tucson, Ariz. Enrollment: ...... 35,500 Nickname: ...... Wildcats Colors: ...... Cardinal and Navy Conference: ...... Pacific-10 Home Field: ...... Frank Sancet Field (6,500 capacity) President: ...... Dr. Peter Likins Athletics Director: ...... Jim Livengood Faculty Representative: ...... Dr. Dudley B. Woodard SWA/Senior Assoc. A.D.: ...... Kathleen LaRose

Coaching Staff Head Coach ...... Andy Lopez, UCLA ‘75 Lopez’s Record at Arizona ...... 31-24, One SeasonLopez’s Overall Career Record ...... 18-442-6 (.618), 20 Table of Contents SeasonsAssistant Coach...... Mark Wasikowski, Pepperdine ‘93, One Season 2003Roster ...... 2 Pitching Coach ...... Jeff Morris, Arizona ‘87, Outlook ...... 4-6 One Season Wildcat Profiles ...... 8-27 Volunteer Assistant Coach ...... Jeff Casper, Arizona ‘01, Career Statistics ...... 28 One Season Head Coach Andy Lopez ...... 30-31 Assistant Coaches ...... 32 2002-2003 2002 Review ...... 34-37 2002 Overall Record: ...... 31-24 Opponents ...... 40-42 2002 Pac-10 Record: ...... 9-15 All-Time Year-by-Year Results ...... 44 2002 Pac-10 Finish: ...... t-7th Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 5/4 All-Time Opponent Series Records ...... 45 Pitchers Returning/Lost: ...... 8/7 All-Time Batting Records ...... 46-47 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: ...... 12/14 All-Time Pitching Records ...... 48-49 Individual Career Batting Records ...... 50 Support Staff Individual Career Pitching Records ...... 51 Administrative Secretary ...... Pat Herrera Individual Single-Season Batting Records ...... 52 Herrera’s Phone (Baseball Office) ...... 520-621-4102 Individual Single-Season Pitching Records ...... 53 Equipment Manager ...... Tim Pfenning Team Single-Game & Single-Season Records ...... 54 Student Managers ...... Robert Francis, Arizona Records ...... 55 Josh Persky Year-by-Year Hitting Leaders ...... 56-57 Event Management ...... Suzy Mason Public Address Announcer ...... Jimmy Zasa Frank Sancet Field ...... 58 Postseason Play ...... 59-60 Sports Information Staff NCAA Championships ...... 61-63 Sports Information Director: ...... Tom Duddleston, Jr. Baseball Honors ...... 64-65 Associate Sports Information Director: ...... Richard Paige Wildcats in the Majors ...... 66 Assistant Sports Information Director: ...... Mindy Claggett Arizona and ...... 67 Baseball Assistant Sports Information Director: ...... Matt Rector Arizona Baseball History ...... 68-69 SID Phone: ...... (520) 621-0914 The Arizona Sports Hall of Fame...... 70 Graduate Assistant SID:...... Alyssa Quintero Letterwinners ...... 71-74 SID Phone: ...... (520) 621-4163 The ...... 75 SID Fax: ...... (520) 621- 2681 SID Mailing Address: ...... P.O. Box 210096 UA Administration ...... 76 Tucson, AZ 85721-0096 C.A.T.S. Academics ...... 77 Pressbox phone: ...... (520)621-7496 C.A.T.S. Personal Development ...... 78 Website: ...... www.arizonaathletics.com C.A.T.S. Strength & Conditioning ...... 79 C.A.T.S. Medical Services ...... 80 2003 Schedule...... BC

The 2003 Arizona Baseball media guide was written and edited by Matt Rector. Layout and design by Sarah Beaudry and Matt Rector. Photographs by Ben Rider and Jacob Chinn. The University of Arizona is an equal opportunity institution committed to a policy of affirmative action.

2003 Arizona Baseball 1 2003 Position Roster Alphabetical Roster No. Name Year B/T Ht. Wt. DOB Hometown/Last School No. Name Pos. Pitchers 27 Brian Anderson OF/RHP 40 Zach Bies INF 5 Jordan Brown (1B) Fr. L/L 6-0 200 12/18/83 Vacaville, Calif./Vacaville HS 1 Brad Boyer INF 29 Scott Burns R-Jr. R/R 6-5 235 11/28/80 Phoenix, Ariz./Chaparral HS 5 Jordan Brown LHP 21 Chris Frey (OF) Fr. L/L 6-1 170 08/11/83 Highland, Ill./Highland HS 29 Scott Burns RHP 26 Richie Gardner Jr. R/R 6-3 185 02/01/82 Santa Rosa, Calif./Santa Rosa JC 10 Trevor Crowe INF 24 Chris Goodman Jr. R/R 6-1 175 11/09/81 Benson, Ariz./Benson Union HS 14 Chipper Crum OF 36 Kevin Guyette R-Fr. R/R 6-4 205 12/03/83 Paradise Valley, Ariz./Georgia Tech 28 Derek Decater OF 25 Pat Lawler Fr. R/R 6-2 195 11/23/83 Cottonwood, Ariz./Mingus HS 3 Moises Duran INF 11 Joe Little Jr. L/L 6-1 175 03/10/82 Arvada, Colo./Central HS 2 Lee Franklin INF 48 John Meloan Fr. R/R 6-3 225 07/11/84 Houston, Texas/Taylor HS 42 Joe Frazier INF 19 Ray Neal (OF) Fr. L/R 6-0 185 11/04/83 Phoenix, Ariz./Mountain Pointe HS 21 Chris Frey LHP 15 Brian Pemble R-Sr. L/L 6-4 200 04/24/80 Tucson, Ariz./Catalina Foothills HS 26 Richie Gardner RHP 4 Derek Rodriguez So. R/R 6-1 175 05/17/83 Las Vegas, Nev./CC of Southern Nevada 24 Chris Goodman RHP 12 Sean Rierson Jr. R/R 6-3 200 02/13/81 Phoenix, Ariz./Chaparral HS 36 Kevin Guyette RHP 23 Kris Sanchez Fr. L/L 6-3 215 01/09/84 Tucson, Ariz./Canyon Del Oro HS 47 Dallas Haught OF 22 Mark Worrell So. R/R 6-1 190 03/08/83 Boynton Beach, Fla./Indian River CC 34 John Hardy INF 45 Wes Zlotoff R-Sr. R/R 6-0 185 01/11/79 Flagstaff, Ariz./Brigham Young 13 Nick Hundley C 25 Pat Lawler RHP 11 Joe Little LHP 13 Nick Hundley Fr. R/R 6-1 195 09/08/83 Redmond, Wash./Lake Washington HS 43 Matt McKinney INF 33 Richard Mercado So. R/R 6-0 208 05/23/83 San Clemente, Calif./Mater Dei HS 48 John Meloan RHP Infielders 33 Richard Mercado C 19 Ray Neal RHP 40 Zach Bies (C) Jr. R/R 6-3 220 01/28/81 Scottsdale, Ariz./Scottsdale CC 31 Alex Ortega INF 1 Brad Boyer Fr. L/R 5-11 180 10/04/83 Camarillo, Calif./Camarillo HS 15 Brian Pemble LHP 10 Trevor Crowe Fr. S/R 5-11 185 11/17/83 Portland, Ore./Westview HS 30 David Phillips INF 3 Moises Duran Jr. R/R 5-9 175 01/09/82 Tucson, Ariz./Sunnyside HS 17 Pat Reilly INF/OF 2 Lee Franklin Fr. R/R 5-9 170 01/25/84 Berkeley, Calif./Berkeley HS 12 Sean Rierson RHP 34 John Hardy So. R/R 6-1 175 09/28/82 Boise, Idaho/Centennial HS 4 Derek Rodriguez RHP 43 Matt McKinney Fr. R/R 6-1 195 12/02/83 Tucson, Ariz./Santa Rita HS 23 Kris Sanchez LHP 31 Alex Ortega (C) Fr. R/R 5-10 195 10/26/83 Tucson, Ariz./Cholla HS 18 Terrence Taylor OF 30 David Phillips Fr. R/R 6-2 207 07/11/83 Seaside, Calif./Monterey HS 16 Jeff Van Houten OF 17 Pat Reilly R-So. L/L 6-1 195 12/02/81 Reno, Nev./Bishop Monogue HS 22 Mark Worrell RHP 42 Joe Frazier (C) Jr. R/R 6-2 210 04/28/82 Midland, Texas/Odessa CC 45 Wes Zlotoff RHP ROSTER BREAKDOWN 27 Brian Anderson (RHP) Jr. R/R 6-3 200 03/11/82 Tucson, Ariz./Canyon Del Oro HS 35 Players 14 Chipper Crum Jr. R/R 6-2 220 07/07/81 Tucson, Ariz./Pima CC Starters Returning/Lost 5/4 Pitchers Returning/Lost 7/6 28 Derek Decater Fr. L/L 5-11 190 09/10/83 Sammamish, Wash./Skyline HS Letterwinners Returning/Lost 12/14 47 Dallas Haught Jr. R/R 6-2 195 09/12/79 Gilbert, Ariz./Chandler-Gilbert CC Newcomers 23 16 Jeff Van Houten So. R/R 5-10 175 11/14/82 Paradise Valley, Ariz./Chaparral HS 18 Terrance Taylor Jr. Jr. L/L 6-0 170 10/28/82 Oakland, Calif./College of Marin BY CLASS Seniors 2 Juniors 12 Coaches Sophomores 6 7 Andy Lopez (UCLA ‘74) Head Coach, Second Year at Arizona, 21st Overall Freshmen 15 37 Jeff Morris (Arizona ‘87) Pitching Coach, Second Year at Arizona BY POSITION 44 Mark Wasikowski (Pepperdine ‘93) Assistant Coach, Second Year at Arizona Catchers 2 6 Jeff Casper (Arizona 2001) Volunteer Assistant, Second Year at Arizona Pitchers 16 Infielders 11 Numerical Roster Outfielders 6 No. Name Pos. No. Name Pos. BY STATE 1 Brad Boyer INF 24 Chris Goodman RHP Arizona 17 2 Lee Franklin INF 25 Pat Lawler RHP California 7 3 Moises Duran INF 26 Richie Gardner RHP Nevada 2 4 Derek Rodriguez RHP 27 Brian Anderson OF/RHP Texas 2 5 Jordan Brown LHP 28 Derek Decater OF Washington 2 6 Jeff Casper Vol. Asst. Coach 29 Scott Burns RHP Colorado 1 7 Andy Lopez Head Coach 30 David Phillips INF Florida 1 10 Trevor Crowe INF 31 Alex Ortega INF 11 Joe Little LHP 33 Richard Mercado C Idaho 1 12 Sean Rierson RHP 34 John Hardy INF Illinois 1 13 Nick Hundley C 36 Kevin Guyette RHP Oregon 1 14 Chipper Crum OF 37 Jeff Morris Pitching Coach 15 Brian Pemble LHP 40 Zach Bies INF BATTING 16 Jeff Van Houten OF 42 Joe Frazier INF Righties 24 17 Pat Reilly INF/OF 43 Matt McKinney INF Lefties 10 18 Terrence Taylor OF 44 Mark Wasikowski Asst. Coach Switch 1 19 Ray Neal RHP 45 Wes Zlotoff RHP PITCHING 21 Chris Frey LHP 47 Dallas Haught OF Righties 11 22 Mark Worrell RHP 48 John Meloan RHP 23 Kris Sanchez LHP Lefties 5

2003 Arizona Baseball 2 2003 Outlook

2003 Arizona Baseball 3 2003 Outlook

Heading into the second season under head coach Andy Lopez, League this summer (2-2, 4.37 ERA, combined no-hitter) paves the the Arizona baseball team will have a different look in 2003. The way for Little to be a valuable member of Arizona’s pitching equation Wildcats return just 12 players from last season’s 31-24 team and will in 2003. welcome in 23 newcomers onto the field. Despite the large turnover of Newcomer Richie Gardner will round out the regular rotation of the roster, the coaching staff believes that the returning players and the starting staff. A junior transfer from Santa Rosa (Calif.) Junior newcomers are up to the challenge of returning Arizona to national College, Gardner was one of the top JC pitchers in California after his prominence. freshman season. A bout with mononucleosis and a blow to the head by a ball virtually erased his sophomore season. However, fully healthy Pitching Staff and healed, the righty appears to have regained his dominance that saw The 2003 Arizona pitching staff features a balance of seasoned him selected by the in the 24th round of the 2001 MLB veterans and lively new arms. The staff returns seven players from last draft. Gardner led all Arizona pitchers during the fall intra squad games season, including two of its three starters, and will have 10 newcomers with a 1.13 ERA in 16 innings pitched. to work with. Junior Chris Goodman, who has made 38 appearances and 16 starts during his career, went 5-2 last season both as a starter and long Starters reliever and A pair of juniors return will be to anchor the starting staff among a in 2003. Righty Sean host of arms Rierson and lefty Joe Little that can fill provide a veteran one-two in for punch that has combined to midweek make 73 appearances and games and 52 starts in an Arizona spot starts. uniform. The Rierson, who returned coaching to school after being selected staff will in the MLB draft by the also call on as a freshmen draft-eligible sophomore last Kevin summer, has proven to be Guyette one of the most accurate pitchers in recent years. In two seasons in and John Meloan to provide the ability to be called upon to start Tucson he has walked just 46 batters in 217.1 innings, while striking games this season. out a team-best 147 over the two-year span. Coming off a sophomore Guyette comes to Arizona from 2002 College World Series season that saw him finish 7-5, including Arizona’s first complete game participant Georgia Tech. Hailing from shutout in nearly five years, pitching Paradise Valley, Ariz., Guyette returns to coach Jeff Morris will look to Rierson the desert southwest after an impressive to provide the stability and poise that summer in the Cape Cod League where he has shown as Arizona’s top pitcher he went 5-1 with a 2.05 ERA and 41 since his first appearance as a strikeouts. freshman in 2001. Meloan, an imposing 6-foot-3, Classmate Joe Little successfully 225-pound right hander, recorded three made the transition from the bullpen no-hitters in his prep career in Katy, to the starter role last season. Finish- Texas, including a 20-strikeout no-no his ing 2002 with a 6-6 record, the senior season. southpaw led the Wildcats with 83 k’s in 97 innings pitched. A dominat- Bullpen ing performance during the fall (1-0, In addition to Goodman, 21 k’s, 2.22 ERA, 16 IP) and a solid Guyette and Meloan, Arizona has a bevy showing in the prestigious Cape Cod of both right and left-handers to come on

2003 Arizona Baseball 4 in relief of its starters. Returning to the bullpen from last season are Hundley, a fifth- seniors Wes Zoltoff and Brian Pemble and junior Scott Burns. round selection of the Zlotoff, who earned a medical hardship sixth season, was one of Florida Marlins in the Arizona’s primary arms in relief last season. The righty led all Wildcat 2002 draft, brings a pitchers with 22 appearances in 2002 and posted a 2-1 record and plus arm and impres- two saves with a 3.00 ERA in 30 innings pitched. sive defensive skills to Lefty Pemble returns to action after sitting out last season as a the signal caller redshirt. Prior to going down with a broken arm in 2001, Pemble was position. Offensively 4-3 with a save and a 3.69 ERA in 31.2 innings. the 6-foot-1, 195- Newcomers to the bullpen this season are right-handers Pat pound will Lawler, Ray Neal, and Derek Rodriguez and lefties Jordan Brown, provide the ability to Chris Frey and Kris Sanchez. knock in runs out of the middle order. In Arizona’s fall season, Hundley hit .310 with 12 RBIs and pair of home runs in 14 games. Mercado, Arizona’s backup catcher last season, hit .292 with 22 runs scored and 21 RBIs in 45 games as a freshman. When not catching, both Mercado and Hundley will be one of the primary candidates to fill in as the designated hitter. Backing up the pair will be newcomers Alex Ortega, Zach Bies and Joe Frazier. Infield The Wildcat infield is likely set with three veterans and a newcomer to begin the season. Junior Moises Duran and sophomores Pat Reilly and John Hardy return as the starters at the corners and up this middle this year. Freshman Trevor Crowe, a 20th-round pick of the in the 2002 draft, is the most likely candidate to round out the starting infield. Duran is coming off a season that saw him hit nine home runs and drive in 42 runs, including nine in a single game. His power display carried over to the fall season as the 5-foot-9 Duran led Closers all players with six With the game on the line in the later innings, the Wildcats will home runs. A steady call on sophomore newcomer Mark Worrell or veteran junior Brian defender, the third- Anderson to close the door on the opposition. year Wildcat will shift Worrell, who originally signed out of high school with coach from his second base Lopez at Florida, comes to Tucson after one season at Indian River spot over to third this Community College in Fort Pierce, Fla. The last high school pitcher to season. defeat the Cuban national team, Worrell brings an aggressive and Reilly, who took fearless attitude to the closer roll. over the starting first Anderson, who led Arizona with four saves last season, has base job right before demonstrated the ability to move in from his outfield position to close Pac-10 play last year, out victories for the Wildcats. posted a .317 batting average, second-best Catchers on the team in 2002, Freshman Nick Hundley and sophomore Richard Mercado will while driving in 25 runs. His efforts from the year earned the former serve as the primary backstops for the Wildcats in 2003. walk on a scholarship this season.

2003 Arizona Baseball 5 Hardy, Arizona’s starting third baseman last year, will take over speedy freshman the shortstop position from departed senior Brad Hassey The scored seven runs in sophomore led Arizona last year with a .328 batting average in his the fall and also stole freshman campaign. He also scored 36 runs and drove in another 38 nine bases. in his first year at Arizona. Decater, who is Crowe, who was limited to a designated hitter role in the fall, coming off a pair of will team up with shoulder surgeries, was Hardy as UA’s held out of the fall double-play combo at season to recuperate. second base. A multi- However, the faceted player, Crowe coaching staff believes led all players in the the freshman has the fall intra squad with tools to be an 17 hits, 16 runs immediate contributor scored and 10 stolen for the Wildcats. bases, while hitting Haught is a mid- .386 in 14 games. year junior transfer Reserves in the from Chandler- infield include first Gilbert Community basemen Bies, Brown College. Although he did not participate with the team in the fall, the and Frazier, middle junior led the ACCAC in runs scored last season with 65 while batting infielders Brad Boyer .396. and Lee Franklin and Other players figuring into reserve roles in the outfield include third basemen Matt pitchers Frey, Neal and Sanchez. McKinney and David Phillips. Schedule Coach Lopez has made of point of upgrading the caliber of Outfield competition that Arizona will face during the non-conference portion Arizona’s outfield this season is stocked with both power and of it schedule. On slate this season are three-game home series against speed. Returnees Anderson and Jeff Van Houten, along with preseason No. 10 Baylor, Texas A&M and Minnesota and a trip to newcomers Chipper Crum, Derek Decater, Boyer and Dallas Haught, Austin, Texas, to take on defending national champion and preseason will all vie for the starting positions. No. 5 Texas. Anderson, who missed 15 games due to a sprained knee last Arizona will also face UC Irvine, Oklahoma State, New Mexico, season, will look to regain the form of his freshman All-American Portland, Wagner, Sacramento State, Grand Canyon and Miami (Ohio) season that saw him hit .370 with 47 runs and 38 RBIs after slipping outside of the conference this year. to .275, 37 runs and 30 RBIs his sophomore year. The Pac-10 figures to be among the top leagues in the nation Van Houten returns for his sophomore season after breaking into again this season. The Wildcats will host defending conference champs the starting lineup as a freshman USC, 2002 NCAA in 2002. Playing injured most of participant Washington, Cal the second half of last season, and Oregon State in Tucson Van Houten finished his rookie this year, and will travel to campaign at Arizona batting College World Series .295 with seven home runs and participant Stanford, 34 RBIs. Washington State and Native Tucsonan Crum UCLA before closing out comes over to Arizona after the regular season in Tempe playing two seasons at Pima against in-state rival Arizona Community College. The 6- State. foot-2, 220-pound junior will Arizona will play 35 bring a combination of power of its 56 regular season and speed to Arizona’s offense. games in Tucson this year Boyer will be given an and will also host New opportunity to find a role in the Mexico for one game in outfield, as well as serving as a Nogales, Ariz. reserve middle infielder. The

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2003 Arizona Baseball 7 Brian Anderson - Jr. - OF/RHP

Brian Anderson 6-foot-2 * 200 Bats: R * Throws: R Tucson, Ariz. * Canyon Del Oro HS

Summer 2002: Played for Cotuit in the Cape Cod League for 10 (.300) in three games against 2002: Returned from a 15 game stint on the D.L. with a sprained left knee Oregon State with a on March 8 at Long Beach State ... Was 4 for 13 (.308) with two RBIs, and two RBIs including the game winner on Friday, and a run scored in three games ... Hit .300 (3 for against UCLA (5/10-12) ... Finished a three-game series at #23 USC (4/ 10) at Ole Miss 26-28) with six hits in 13 at bats (.462), his career-high fifth homer and six Invitational with two runs scored ... Was 4 for 12 (.333) in three games against UC Riverside (4/ RBIs and a run 19-21) with four RBIs and four runs scored ... Tallied five RBIs in Arizona’s scored .. Was 3 for 9 10-run first inning at California (4/13) with a RBI single and his second (.333) against Utah (2/23-25) with a RBI and a run scored ... Hit .308 in grand slam of the season. The four RBI homer was his career-high tying three games against Texas A&M (2/16-18) with seven runs scored, fourth of the season ... Finished the three-games series with Cal (4/12-14) including a career-high four runs in one game on 2/18 ... Scored three runs 5 for 14 (.357) with three runs scored ... Hit his third of the and hit first career triple against New Mexico (2/8-10) .... Recorded first season in Arizona’s come-from-behind win over #2 Stanford (4/7) ... Went collegiate hit with a double vs. BYU (1/26) and first home run against St. 3 for 5 with three RBIs in Arizona’s 10-1 win over #15 Arizona State (3/ Mary’s (1/30). 24) ... Was 4 for 10 (.400) with a grand slam, a double, six RBIs and three runs scored against UNC Wilmington (3/15-17) ... Recorded a career-high Pitching - Worked out of a bases loaded, no-out jam on the mound at five RBIs in a single game against the Seahawks (3/16) ... Hit his first home Stanford (5/12) to earn second save of the season ... Pitched in the final run of the season, while going 3 for 4 with two RBIs and three runs scored two games of the Arizona State series (4/28-29), picking up his first career at LBSU (3/9) ... Went 3 for 9 (.333) with an RBI and two runs scored in save in game two after working out of a no-out, bases loaded jam in the three games against Utah (2/1-3) before spraining his left knee on a steal ninth ... Won first career game in relief vs. California (4/22) attempt of third ... Scored at least one run in all three games of the season opening series against New Mexico (1/25-27). Summer 2000: Selected to participate on the silver medal Junior Olympics team. Pitching: Closed out Arizona’s victory over Washington in Seattle for his team-leading fourth save of 2002 ... Struck out a career-high seven UCLA High School: Graduated from Canyon Del Oro High School where played batters in 2.2 innings (5/12) ... Earned his third save of the season at for Coach Kent Winslow ... Earned three letters California (4/12). Worked out of a one-out, bases-loaded jam in the eighth as a pitcher and center fielder ... ‘00 5A State Player of the Year by the inning with a 1-2-3 double play ... Worked a scoreless inning of relief Arizona Baseball Coaches Association ... First-team all-star his senior year against UNC Wilmington (3/16) for his second save of the season ...... Also earned letters playing basketball under Coach Dan Huff. Picked up his first save of the season with one inning of work in UA’s 3-0 win over Utah (2/1). Personal: Full Name: Brian Nikola Anderson...Nickname: BA ... Born: 3/ 11/82 in Tucson... Major: communications ... Summer 2001: Played for the Bourne Braves in the Cape Cod League. Basketball, fishing and hanging out with his sister Brooke listed among his hobbies ... Son of Leslie Holmes and 2001: Collegiate Baseball First-Team Freshman All-American ... Hitting - Dana Anderson. Tied for the Pac-10 lead in triples with six ... Recorded the third-best batting average in school history for a freshman, .370 ... Went 8 for 10 (.800) in first two starts, also collected three RBIs and scored five runs ...Hit .364 (4 for 13) with two home runs, three RBI and three runs scored at Stanford ... Was 4 for 12 (.333) with a triple, two RBIs and a run scored in three games at Arizona State ... Collected game-winning hit in the tenth inning in Arizona’s come-from-behind win over Cal (4/22) while also picking up the victory on the mound ... Hit .462 (6 for 13) in three games against the Bears (4/20-22) including a bases loaded double to score three runs ... Had eight hits in 11 ABs (.727) in three games vs. TAMU- CC, also scored twice and drove in five ... Hit .429 (6 for 14) with five runs and four RBIs in three games at Washington State (4/6-8) ... Was 3

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