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1 For Immediate Release \\ Wednesday, April 19, 2017 Contact \\ Molly Babcock 2017 PAC-12 BASEBALL STANDINGS PAC-12 OVERALL W L Pct. GB W L Pct. L10 Streak Oregon State W2 Arizona W2 UCLA W2 Washington L2 California L1 Oregon L2 Stanford W1 USC L1 Arizona State L1 Utah L1 Washington State L , , 5 Wednesday, April 19 Seattle at Washington State...5:00 p.m. PT Oregon at Portland...6:00 p.m. PT Thursday, April 20 Utah at Arizona...5:00 p.m. MT PAC-12 BASEBALL BY THE NUMBERS For the fourth-straight week Oregon State tops the national rankings in the USA Today poll, NCWBA poll, Collegiate Baseball poll, and the Baseball America poll. Four Pac-12 teams are ranked this week in the NCBWA top-30 poll, the most thus far this season. The Pac-12 is third for most teams ranked, closely following the SEC with eight and ACC with six. For the eighth-straight USA Today poll and tenth-straight NCBWA poll Oregon State and Arizona are ranked. The two teams have been ranked since the preseason poll for both polls. Five Pac-12 student-athletes appear on the Golden Spikes Award Midseason watch list: Griffin Canning, UCLA; Luke Heimlich; OSU; Nick Madrigal, OSU; J.J. Matijevic, ARIZ; and David Peterson, ORE. Pac-12 teams lead in the nation in seven statistic categories. Five of those seven are held by No. 1 Oregon State, inlcuding ERA (1.74), hits allowed per nine innings (6.06), shutouts (8), WHIP (0.97), and WL percentage (0.938). Five individual Pac-12 players also top the national statistics. UPCOMING SCHEDULE Sunday, April 23 CSU Bakersfield at Arizona State... 11:30 a.m. MT Stanford at Oregon...12:00 p.m. PT Washington at Washington State...12:00 p.m. PT Oregon State at UCLA...1:00 p.m. PT USC at California...1:05 p.m. PT LAST WEEK S RESULTS April 13 Washington 3, Oregon State 2 USC 13, Cal State Fullerton 9 UCLA 2, Stanford 0 Oregon 8, Arizona 4 Utah 9, California 3 Arizona State 6, Washington State 5 April 14 Cal State Fullerton 13, USC 5 Stanford 5, UCLA 3 Oregon State 5, Washington 2 Arizona 5, Oregon 4 Utah 16, California 8 Arizona State 10, Washington State 7 April 15 Cal State Fullerton 2, USC 1 UCLA 7, Stanford 6 Oregon State 3, Washington 0 Arizona 18, Oregon 4 California 8, Utah 7 Arizona State 5, Washington State 4 April 17 Gonzaga 9, Washington State 4 USC 9, UC Irvine 7 April 18 UC Irvine 14, USC 3 UCLA 2, Long Beach State 1 Stanford 6, California 4 UNLV 13, Arizona State 12 Friday, April 21 Washington at Washington State...5:00 p.m. PT CSU Bakersfield at Arizona State...5:30 p.m. MT Utah at Arizona...6:00 p.m. MT Stanford at Oregon...6:00 p.m. PT Oregon State at UCLA...6:00 p.m. PT USC at California...7:05 p.m. PT Saturday, April 22 Stanford at Oregon...2:00 p.m. PT Washington at Washington State...4:00 p.m. PT Utah at Arizona...5:00 p.m. MT CSU Bakersfield at Arizona State...5:30 p.m. MT Oregon State at UCLA...6:00 p.m. PT USC at California...6:05 p.m. PT Tuesday, April 25 California at San Francisco...3:00 p.m. PT Utah at Utah Valley...5:00 p.m. MT Washington at Seattle...5:00 p.m. PT Gonzaga at Washington State...5:00 p.m. PT New Mexico State at Arizona...5:00 p.m. MT Oregon at Oregon State...5:30 p.m. PT Santa Clara at Stanford...5:30 p.m. PT UCLA at Long Beach State...6:00 p.m. PT RPI 10 of 11 Pac-12 Baseball teams appear in the top-84 of the RPI rankings. 1. OREGON STATE 2. ARIZONA 36. OREGON 41. STANFORD 45. WASHINGTON 57. UTAH 60. USC 70. UCLA 74. CALIFORNIA 84. ARIZONA STATE 124. WASHINGTON STATE PAC-12 BASEBALL RELEASE - APRIL 19, 2017

2 RANKINGS USA Today Top 25 Coaches Poll (Apr. 17) 1. OREGON STATE 2. Louisville 3. North Carolina 4. Clemson 5. Texas Tech 6. Texas Christian 7. ARIZONA 8. Louisiana State 9. Cal State Fullerton 10. Florida 11. Virginia 12. Auburn 13. Kentucky 14. Arkansas 15. Michigan 16. Mississippi State 17. Wake Forest 18. South Carolina 19. Long Beach State 20. St. John s 21. Southern Mississippi 22. Oklahoma 23. Houston 24. San Diego 25. West Virginia NCBWA Top 30 (Apr. 17) 1. OREGON STATE 2. Louisville 3. North Carolina 4. Clemson 5. Texas Tech 6. ARIZONA 7. TCU 8. LSU 9. Cal State Fullerton 10. Arkansas 11. Virginia 12. Kentucky 13. Florida 14. Auburn 15. Michigan 16. Mississippi State 17. Long Beach State 18. Wake Forest 19. St. John s 20. Southern Miss 21. Oklahoma 22. Houston 23. South Carolina 24 West Virginia 25. Texas A&M 26. San Diego 27. Mercer 28. OREGON 29. STANFORD 30. USF 2017 PAC-12 VS.: American East Atlantic Coast Big Ten Big Big East Big West Big Sky Conference USA Mid-American Mid-Eastern Missouri Valley Mountain West Ohio Valley Patriot League SEC Southland WAC WCC Total-All (.673) PAC-12 NOTES WEEKLY RECAP: Oregon State leads the nation for the fourth-straight week after going 2-1 on the week against Washington. UCLA (vs. Stanford), Arizona (vs. Oregon), and Utah (vs. California) also went 2-1 on the week. Arizona State bested Washington State in a three-game series. Stanford beat California on Tuesday to round out the Conference matches. USC opened its three-game series with a win against No. 9 Cal State Fullerton, but fell short in the final two games. Washington State lost to Gonzaga on Monday, but USC beat UC Irvine. UC Irvine turned around to beat USC on Tuesday and UNLV beat Arizona State, but unranked UCLA beat then-no. 24 Long Beach State to round out the week s games. NUMBERS GAME: No. 1 Oregon State currently leads the nation in five statistics categories: ERA (1.74), hits allowed per nine innings (6.06), shutouts (8), WHIP (0.97), and WL percentage (0.938). No. 7 Arizona is third in batting average (0.332), seventh in doubles (90), second in doubles per game (2.57), fourth in on base percentage (0.426), seventh in runs (315), and second in scoring (9.0). Washington is first in fielding percentage (0.985) and UCLA is first in sacrifice flies (26). Oregon is fifth in strikeout-to-walk ratio (3.45) and seventh in walks allowed per nine innings (2.57). INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL STATS LEADERS: Arizona s JJ Matijevic leads the nation in doubles (21) and doubles per game (0.60), as well as ranking seventh in batting average (0.418), fourth in hits (61), and third in hits per game (1.74). Oregon State s Jake Mulholland is first in ERA (0.55) and his teammates Luke Heimlich and Jake Thompson are second (0.83) and seventh (1.03), respectively. UCLA s Griffing Canning, Arizona s Rio Gomez, Arizona State s Eli Lingos, and Washington s Chris Micheles are tied for fourth in games started (10). Arizona s Alfonso Rivas is second in on base percentage (0.539). UCLA s Scott Burke is third in pitching appearances (23). UCLA s Daniel Rosica is fourth in sacrifice bunts per game (0.32) and his teammate Sean Bouchard is third in sacrifice flies (7). Oregon s Kenyon Yovan is second in saves (12). Oregon s David Peterson is first in strikeout-to-walk ratio (16.40) and fourth in strikeouts (82). Oregon State s Nick Madrigal is sixth in toughest to strike out (21.7). Oregon State s Thompson and Oregon s Peterson are tied for first in victories (8) with Arizona s JC Cloney closely following in third (7). Oregon State s Mulholland is third in WHIP (0.79) with his teammate Heimlich in ninth (0.82). Oregon s Peterson is fifth in walks allowed per nine innings (0.77). GOLDEN SPIKES: The 40 man USA Baseball Golden Spikes Award Midseason Watch List features five Pac-12 student-athletes, two from Oregon State, and one from UCLA, Arizona, and Oregon: Oregon State s junior pitcher Luke Heimlich and sophomore infielder Nick Madrigal, UCLA s junior pitcher Griffin Canning, Arizona s junior infielder J.J. Matijevic, and Oregon s junior pitcher David Peterson. The USA Baseball Golden Spikes Award Preseason Watch List features 50 amateurs, seven of which are studentathletes from four different Pac-12 teams. With seven, the Pac-12 has the third-most representatives among all conferences. Stanford leads the way for most representatives by one team, with three Cardinal student-athletes featured, tying Florida and TCU. Now in its 39th year recognizing the top amateur baseball player in the country, seven former Pac-12 baseball players have won the award, most recently pitcher Trevor Bauer of UCLA in ALL AMERICANS: The Pac-12 had eight different student-athletes from four different Pac-12 teams featured on Baseball America, NCBWA, and Collegiate Baseball preseason All-America teams. STOPPER OF THE YEAR: The Pac-12 has nine student-athletes from nine different universities on the NCBWA Stopper of the Year Preseason Watch List, the most among all conferences. The National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association will be presenting the Stopper of the Year Award to the top relief pitcher in Division I baseball for the 13th straight year in DRAFT: Every Pac-12 school had at least one student-athlete drafted in the 2016 MLB Draft: Arizona (7), Arizona State (5), California (7), Oregon (5), Oregon State (5), Stanford (4), UCLA (5), USC (12), Utah (1), Washington (3) and Washington State (3). ASU leads all NCAA schools with 414 total MLB draft picks, and at least one Sun Devil has been drafted every year since the draft s inception in FAMILIAR FACES IN THE DUGOUT: After welcoming three new coaches last season, all 11 coaches return for the 2017 season. Second year Arizona head coach Jay Johnson looks to match or beat his performance last season. The Wildcats made it all the way to Game 3 of the NCAA College World Series before falling to Coastal Carolina. Three other Pac-12 teams also made it to the postseason- Arizona State, Utah, and Washington. PLAYER/PITCHER OF THE WEEK PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Gage Canning, So., OF, Arizona State Canning notched a hit in each of the games this week, including a 2-for-4, career-high four RBI performance in game one against Washington State. Canning singled with two outs in the bottom of the ninth in a tie game and would score the eventual game-winning run. He also led the Devils in RBI (5) and runs scored (5) on the week. PITCHER OF THE WEEK: Griffin Canning, Jr., RHP, UCLA Tossed a complete game shutout at then-no. 18 Stanford on Friday. Tied career-high with 12 strikeouts for third time this season. First complete game shutout since April 15, 2016 at Washington. Did not allow a walk and just four hits in 9.0 innings of work Tied career-high with 9.0 innings pitched. PAC-12 BASEBALL RELEASE - APRIL 19,

3 RANKINGS Baseball America Top 25 (Apr. 17) 1. OREGON STATE 2. Louisville 3. North Carolina 4. Texas Tech 5. Clemson 6. ARIZONA 7. Texas Christian 8. Cal State Fullerton 9. Louisiana State 10. Auburn 11. Mississippi State 12. Long Beach State 13. Virginia 14. Kentucky 15. Florida 16. Arkansas 17. Wake Forest 18. Michigan 19. Oklahoma 20. Southern Miss 21. West Virginia 22. St. John s 23. Texas A&M 24. Houston 25. OREGON Collegiate Baseball Top 30 (Apr. 17) 1. OREGON STATE 2. Louisville 3. Texas Christian 4. North Carolina 5. Clemson 6. Texas Tech. 7. ARIZONA 8. Cal. St. Fullerton 9. Arkansas 10. Auburn 11. Kentucky 12. Louisiana St. 13. St. John s 14. Mississippi St. 15. Virginia 16. Florida 17. Wake Forest 18. Maryland 19. San Diego 20. Michigan 21. South Carolina 22. Southern Mississippi 23. McNeese St. 24. Long Beach St. 25. West Virginia 26. Tennessee Tech. 27. Vanderbilt 28. OREGON 29. Coastal Carolina 30. WASHINGTON USA Today Top 25 Coaches Poll/NCBWA Poll Baseball America Preseason All-Americans First Team Nick Madrigal, OSU, 2B Colton Hock, STAN, RHP Second Team Tristan Back, STAN, SP Third Team Quinn Brodey, STAN, OF Griffin Canning, UCLA, SP NCBWA Preseason All-Americans Second Team Jayson Rose, UTAH, SP Third Team Nick Madrigal, OSU, 2B Bryce Fehmel, OSU, SP Collegiate Baseball/Louisville Slugger Preseason All-Americans Second Team Bryce Fehmel, OSU, RHP Third Team Jayson Rose, UTAH, RHP Tristan Beck, STAN, RHP K.J. Harrison, OSU, 1B NCBWA Stopper of the Year Watch List Dylan Drachler, UTAH Max Engekbrekt, OSU Eder Erives, ASU Colton Hock, STAN Erik Martinez, CAL Greg Minier, WASH Ryan Walker, WSU Brac Warren, ORE Brad Wegman, USC Pac-12 Players of the Week Feb. 21 Nick Quintanta, ARIZ Feb. 28 Hunter Simmons, UTAH Mar. 6 Quinn Brodey, STAN Mar. 14 Quinn Brodey, STAN Mar. 21 Cadyn Grenier, OSU Mar. 28 Kj Harrison, OSU Apr. 3 Nick Madrigal, OSU Apr. 10 JJ Matijevic, ARIZ Apr. 17 Gage Canning, ASU NATIONAL HONORS WEEKLY HONORS PAC-12 IN THE WEEKLY RANKINGS USA Baseball Golden Spikes Midseason Watch List Griffin Canning, UCLA Luke Heimlich, OSU Nick Madrigal, OSU JJ Matijevic, ARIZ David Peterson, ORE College Sports Madness Pac-12 Player of the Week Feb. 21 Nicholas Quintana, ARIZ Mar. 6 David Peterson, ORE Mar. 14 David Peterson, ORE Mar. 21 Jake Bennett, ORE Mar. 28 Matt Mercer, ORE Apr. 3 Kj Harrison, OSU Apr. 10 Andrew Vaughn, CAL Apr. 17 JJ Matijevic, ARIZ Collegiate Baseball s National Players of the Week Mar. 6 David Peterson, ORE Quinn Brodey, STAN Mar. 13 David Peterson, ORE College Baseball Foundation Watch Lists Brooks Wallace Award A.J. Graffanino, WASH Nico Hoerner, STAN Kyle Lewis, ARIZ Nick Madrigal, OSU Frankie Rios, USC National Pitcher of the Year Chris Castellanos, STAN JC Cloney, ARIZ Matt Mercer, ORE Jake Mulholland, OSU David Peterson, ORE Jake Thompson, OSU Pac-12 Pitcher of the Week Feb. 21 Luke Heimlich, OSU Feb. 28 Andrew Summerville, STAN Mar. 6 Colton Hock, STAN Mar. 14 David Peterson, ORE Mar. 21 Jake Thompson, OSU Mar. 28 Bryce Fehmel, OSU Apr. 3 David Peterson, ORE Apr. 10 Jake Mulholland, OSU Apr. 17 Griffin Canning, UCLA ARIZ ASU CAL ORE OSU STAN UCLA USC UTAH WASH WSU PRE 15/16 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR 7/7 21/23 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/26 NR/NR Feb. 20 X/12 X/NR X/NR X/NR X/5 X/22 X/28 X/NR X/NR X/24 X/NR Feb. 27 X/9 X/NR X/NR X/NR X/4 X/16 X/NR X/NR X/24 X/28 X/NR Mar. 6 6/6 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR 4/5 14/13 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/28 NR/NR Mar. 14 8/6 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR 2/2 16/13 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR Mar. 20 6/6 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR 2/2 13/19 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR Mar /11 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR 1/1 14/17 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR Apr. 3 8/8 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR 1/1 23/23 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR Apr. 10 7/7 NR/NR NR/NR NR/26 1/1 19/22 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR Apr. 17 7/6 NR/NR NR/NR NR/28 1/1 NR/29 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR 3 PAC-12 BASEBALL RELEASE - APRIL 19, 2017

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5 PAC-12 BASEBALL TELEVISION SCHEDULE The Pac-12 Networks fifth season of live baseball telecasts kicks off on February 21 with Arizona State hosting Oklahoma State. All games listed in Pacific Time. Tue., February 21...Oklahoma State at Arizona State... 1:00 PM Sun., March 5...USC vs UCLA... 3:00 PM Sat., March 11...Long Beach State at Arizona State... 2:00 PM Sun., March 12...Long Beach State at Arizona State... 1:00 PM Thu., March 16...Oregon State at Arizona State... 6:00 PM Fri., March 17...Oregon State at Arizona State... 4:00 PM Fri., March 17...Arizona at UCLA... 7:00 PM Fri., March 17...Utah at Washington... 7:00 PM Fri., March 17...Washington State at USC... 7:00 PM Sun., March 19...Washington State at USC... 11:00 AM Sun., March 19...Utah at Washington... 2:00 PM Sun., March 19...Arizona at UCLA... 2:00 PM Fri., March 24...California at UCLA... 6:00 PM Fri., March 24...Utah at Stanford... 6:00 PM Fri., March 24...Washington at Oregon... 7:00 PM Fri., March 24...Arizona at Oregon State... 7:00 PM Sat., March 25...Arizona at Oregon State... 4:00 PM Sat., March 25...Utah at Stanford... 4:00 PM Sat., March 25...California at UCLA... 4:00 PM Sat., March 25...Arizona State at USC... 7:00 PM Sat., March 25...Washington at Oregon... 7:00 PM Sun., March 26...Arizona at Oregon State... 11:00 AM Sun., March 26...Utah at Stanford... 2:00 PM Sun., March 26...Washington at Oregon... 2:00 PM Sun., March 26...Arizona State at USC... 2:00 PM Sun., March 26...California at UCLA... 2:00 PM Tue., March 28...Brigham Young at Utah... 5:00 PM Tue., March 28...Cal State Fullerton at UCLA... 6:00 PM Thu., March 30...Oregon at Utah... 6:00 PM Fri., March 31...Oregon at Utah... 4:00 PM Sat., April 1...Oregon at Utah... 11:00 AM Tue., April 4...California at Stanford... 5:30 PM Tue., April 4...Seattle at Washington... 6:00 PM Thu., April 6...Stanford at USC... 6:00 PM Fri., April 7...Arizona State at California... 4:00 PM Fri., April 7...Stanford at USC... 7:00 PM Sat., April 8...Arizona State at California... 12:00 PM Sun., April 9...Arizona State at California... 2:00 PM Tue., April 11...Portland at Oregon... 6:00 PM Thu., April 13...Oregon State at Washington... 6:00 PM Thu., April 13...UCLA at Stanford... 6:00 PM Fri., April 14...Oregon State at Washington... 4:00 PM Fri., April 14...UCLA at Stanford... 7:00 PM Sat., April 15...Oregon State at Washington... 2:00 PM Sat., April 15...UCLA at Stanford... 4:00 PM Tue., April 18...Brigham Young at Utah... 5:00 PM Tue., April 18...California at Stanford... 5:30 PM Thu., April 20...Utah at Arizona... 6:00 PM Fri., April 21...Washington at Washington State... 5:00 PM Fri., April 21...Utah at Arizona... 7:00 PM Sat., April 22...Washington at Washington State... 4:00 PM Sat., April 22...Utah at Arizona... 4:00 PM PAC-12 NETWORKS SCHEDULE ESPN SCHEDULE Sat., April 22...Oregon State at UCLA... 6 p.m. (ESPNU) Sat., April 22...Oregon State at UCLA... 6:00 PM Sun., April 23...Washington at Washington State... 12:00 PM Tue., April 25...Gonzaga at Washington State... 5:00 PM Tue., April 25...Oregon at Oregon State... 5:30 PM Thu., April 27...Arizona at Stanford... 6:00 PM Fri., April 28...Arizona at Stanford... 7:00 PM Tue., May 2...Oregon at Oregon State... 5:30 PM Thu., May 4...UC Riverside at Utah... 6:00 PM Thu., May 4...UCLA at USC... 6:00 PM Fri., May 5...UC Riverside at Utah... 5:00 PM Fri., May 5...UCLA at USC... 7:00 PM Fri., May 5...Washington at Arizona... 7:00 PM Fri., May 5...California at Oregon State... 7:00 PM Sat., May 6...UC Riverside at Utah... 10:30 AM Sat., May 6...UCLA at USC... 7:00 PM Sat., May 6...California at Oregon State... 1:30 PM Sat., May 6...Washington at Arizona... 7:00 PM Sun., May 7...Washington at Arizona... 12:00 PM Sun., May 7...California at Oregon State... 12:00 PM Tue., May 9...Arizona State at Arizona... 6:00 PM Thu., May 11...Oregon State at Oregon... 6:00 PM Fri., May 12...Oregon State at Oregon... 7:00 PM Fri., May 12...UCLA at Washington State... 7:00 PM Sat., May 13...Stanford at California... 4:00 PM Sat., May 13...Oregon State at Oregon... 7:00 PM Sat., May 13...UCLA at Washington State... 4:00 PM Sun., May 14...Stanford at California... 12:00 PM Sun., May 14...UCLA at Washington State... 12:00 PM Mon., May 15...Stanford at California... 6:00 PM Wed., May 17...UC Santa Barbara at USC... 6:00 PM Thu., May 18...Arizona at Arizona State... 6:00 PM Fri., May 19...Washington State at Oregon State... 4:00 PM Fri., May 19...Arizona at Arizona State... 7:00 PM Fri., May 19...Oregon at USC... 7:00 PM Sat., May 20...Washington State at Oregon State... 1:00 PM Sat., May 20...Oregon at USC... 4:00 PM Sat., May 20...Arizona at Arizona State... 7:00 PM Sun., May 21...Washington State at Oregon State... 12:00 PM Sun., May 21...Oregon at USC... 12:00 PM Thu., May 25...Stanford at Washington State... 6:00 PM Sun., May 28...USC at Washington... 6:00 PM Fri., May 26...Arizona State at Utah... 10:30 AM Fri., May 26...Stanford at Washington State... 4:00 PM Fri., May 26...California at Arizona... 7:00 PM Fri., May 26...USC at Washington... 7:00 PM Sat., May 27...Arizona State at Utah... 10:30 AM Sat., May 27...Stanford at Washington State... 1:00 PM Sat., May 27...USC at Washington... 4:00 PM Sat., May 27...California at Arizona... 7:00 PM Sun., May 28...Arizona State at Utah... 10:30 AM Sun., May 28...California at Arizona... 1:30 PM 5 PAC-12 BASEBALL RELEASE - APRIL 19, 2017

6 Pac-12 Leaders Summary as of Apr 19, 2017 (All games) TEAM BATTING g avg ab r h 2b 3b hr bb so sb-att Arizona Oregon State Utah California USC Washington State Arizona State Stanford Oregon Washington UCLA Totals TEAM PITCHING g era w l sv ip h r er bb so Oregon State Washington Stanford Oregon UCLA Utah Arizona USC California Washington State Arizona State Totals TEAM FIELDING g po a e pct dp pb sba-att Washington USC UCLA Stanford Oregon State Utah Arizona State Oregon California Arizona Washington State Totals INDIVIDUAL BATTING Min 2.5 AB/Team game g avg ab r h rbi 2b 3b hr bb Matijevic, JJ-ARIZ Rivas, Alfonso-ARIZ Madrigal, Nick-OSU Carroll, Dallas-UTAH Vaughn, Andrew-CAL Oliva, Jared-ARIZ Quintana, Nick-ARIZ Morimoto, Mitchell-ARIZ Rios, Frankie-USC Harrison, KJ-OSU Lin,Lyle-ASU Hubbs, MJ-WASH Perez, Brandon-USC Mitchell Jr, Jeffrey-CAL Morgan, Joey-WASH INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Min 1.0 IP/Team game app era w-l sv ip h r er bb so Mulholland, Jake-OSU Heimlich, Luke-OSU Thompson, Jake-OSU Peterson, David-ORE Bremer, Noah-WASH Cloney, JC-ARIZ Mercer, Matt-ORE Anderson, Cody-WSU Castellanos, Chris-STAN Canning, Griffin-UCLA HITS Matijevic, JJ-ARIZ 61 Madrigal, Nick-OSU 51 Oliva, Jared-ARIZ 50 Vaughn, Andrew-CAL 50 2 tied with 49 hit(s) RUNS SCORED Oliva, Jared-ARIZ 41 Matijevic, JJ-ARIZ 40 Stevenson, Cal-ARIZ 39 Morimoto, Mitchell-ARIZ 38 Rivas, Alfonso-ARIZ 37 RUNS BATTED IN Matijevic, JJ-ARIZ 42 Oliva, Jared-ARIZ 42 Rivas, Alfonso-ARIZ 38 Vaughn, Andrew-CAL 33 Quintana, Nick-ARIZ 32 DOUBLES Matijevic, JJ-ARIZ 21 Oliva, Jared-ARIZ 16 Carroll, Dallas-UTAH 13 Harrer, Justin-WSU 13 5 tied with 12 double(s) TRIPLES Canning,Gage-ASU 5 McCullough, Morgan-ORE 4 Keirsey Jr., DaShawn-UTAH 4 Grenier, Cadyn-OSU 4 4 tied with 3 triple(s) HOME RUNS Vaughn, Andrew-CAL 8 Bouchard, Sean-UCLA 6 Karas, Denis-CAL 6 Matijevic, JJ-ARIZ 6 4 tied with 5 home run(s) TOTAL BASES Matijevic, JJ-ARIZ 100 Oliva, Jared-ARIZ 82 Vaughn, Andrew-CAL 80 Carroll, Dallas-UTAH 78 Madrigal, Nick-OSU 76 STOLEN BASES sb-att Amaral, Daniel-UCLA Kinamon, Duke-STAN 9-10 Madrigal, Nick-OSU 9-11 Davis, Jonah-CAL tied with 7 stolen base(s) STRIKEOUTS ip so Peterson, David-ORE Canning, Griffin-UCLA Heimlich, Luke-OSU Bremer, Noah-WASH Thompson, Jake-OSU

7 Pac-12 Leaders Summary as of Apr 19, 2017 (Pac-12 games only) TEAM BATTING g avg ab r h 2b 3b hr bb so sb-att Arizona Oregon State UCLA California USC Oregon Washington State Utah Stanford Washington Arizona State Totals TEAM PITCHING g era w l sv ip h r er bb so Oregon State Washington Utah Stanford USC UCLA Arizona Oregon California Arizona State Washington State Totals TEAM FIELDING g po a e pct dp pb sba-att Washington Arizona USC Oregon State UCLA Arizona State Utah Stanford Washington State Oregon California Totals INDIVIDUAL BATTING Min 2.5 AB/Team game g avg ab r h rbi 2b 3b hr bb Morgan, Joey-WASH Cuellar, Kyle-UCLA Harrison, KJ-OSU Matijevic, JJ-ARIZ Rivas, Alfonso-ARIZ Winaker, Matt-STAN Madrigal, Nick-OSU Klein, Jack-STAN Perez, Brandon-USC Grenier, Cadyn-OSU Rios, Frankie-USC Vaughn, Andrew-CAL Carroll, Dallas-UTAH Mitchell Jr, Jeffrey-CAL Dodson, Tanner-CAL HITS Harrison, KJ-OSU 27 Madrigal, Nick-OSU 26 Matijevic, JJ-ARIZ 26 Keirsey Jr., DaShawn-UTAH 24 Rivas, Alfonso-ARIZ 24 RUNS SCORED Rivas, Alfonso-ARIZ 20 Oliva, Jared-ARIZ 19 Morimoto, Mitchell-ARIZ 16 Matijevic, JJ-ARIZ 16 Madrigal, Nick-OSU 14 RUNS BATTED IN Vaughn, Andrew-CAL 17 Oliva, Jared-ARIZ 17 Matijevic, JJ-ARIZ 17 Rivas, Alfonso-ARIZ 16 Quintana, Nick-ARIZ 16 DOUBLES Madrigal, Nick-OSU 9 Matijevic, JJ-ARIZ 8 Carroll, Dallas-UTAH 8 Dodson, Tanner-CAL 7 2 tied with 6 double(s) TRIPLES Keirsey Jr., DaShawn-UTAH 3 McCullough, Morgan-ORE 3 Kelly, Ellis-UTAH 2 Madrigal, Nick-OSU 2 Steer, Spencer-ORE 2 HOME RUNS Quintana, Nick-ARIZ 4 Vaughn, Andrew-CAL 4 5 tied with 3 home run(s) TOTAL BASES Matijevic, JJ-ARIZ 43 Carroll, Dallas-UTAH 42 Madrigal, Nick-OSU 39 Vaughn, Andrew-CAL 38 2 tied with 37 total base(s) STOLEN BASES sb-att Karas, Denis-CAL 4-4 Amaral, Daniel-UCLA tied with 3 stolen base(s) STRIKEOUTS ip so Canning, Griffin-UCLA Thompson, Jake-OSU Bremer, Noah-WASH Heimlich, Luke-OSU Peterson, David-ORE INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Min 1.0 IP/Team game app era w-l sv ip h r er bb so Peterson, David-ORE Thompson, Jake-OSU Bremer, Noah-WASH Wegman, Brad-USC Heimlich, Luke-OSU Horn, Jared-CAL Mercer, Matt-ORE Anderson, Cody-WSU Burke, Scott-UCLA Cloney, JC-ARIZ

8 Pac-12 Batting Leaders (as of Apr 19, 2017) (All games) Hitting minimums - 75% of Games 2.5 AB/Game 3.0 TPA/Game Pitching minimums IP/Game Batting avg 1. Arizona Oregon State Utah California USC Washington State Arizona State Stanford Oregon Washington UCLA.260 Runs scored 1. Arizona Utah Washington State UCLA Oregon State USC Arizona State 174 Oregon 174 California Washington Stanford 145 Doubles 1. Arizona Washington State Stanford 63 California Washington Oregon State UCLA 58 Arizona State USC Utah Oregon 44 Total bases 1. Arizona California Arizona State USC Oregon State Utah Washington State Washington UCLA Oregon Stanford 386 Walks 1. Arizona Washington State Oregon UCLA USC Washington Utah Oregon State California Arizona State Stanford 91 Slugging pct 1. Arizona California Oregon State Utah Arizona State Washington State UCLA USC Washington Oregon Stanford.363 Hits 1. Arizona USC California Oregon State Arizona State Utah Washington State Washington UCLA Stanford Oregon 280 Triples 1. Arizona Oregon 13 Oregon State Arizona State Washington 10 Utah Washington State 7 8. California 6 9. USC UCLA Stanford 3 Total plate appearances 1. Arizona USC California Arizona State UCLA Washington Washington State Oregon Oregon State Utah Stanford 1217 Hit by pitch 1. Oregon Arizona UCLA California Washington State USC 28 Stanford Utah Washington Arizona State Oregon State 15 On base pct 1. Arizona Oregon Washington State Utah Oregon State California UCLA USC Washington Stanford Arizona State.330 Runs batted in 1. Arizona Utah UCLA Oregon State Washington State California USC Oregon Arizona State Washington Stanford 129 Home runs 1. California UCLA 24 Arizona State Arizona USC Washington Washington State 16 Utah Oregon Oregon State 12 Stanford 12 At bats 1. Arizona USC Arizona State California Washington UCLA 1097 Oregon State Utah Washington State Oregon Stanford 1064 Strikeouts 1. Washington USC 246 Arizona State California UCLA Stanford Washington State Utah Oregon Arizona Oregon State 191

9 Sac bunts 1. UCLA Arizona Oregon State Oregon 24 Washington California Washington State Stanford USC Utah Arizona State 14 Caught stealing 1. USC Arizona State 16 Utah Oregon 15 California Washington State 14 Washington 14 UCLA Arizona Oregon State Stanford 7 Sac flies 1. UCLA USC Arizona 19 Arizona State Oregon 16 Oregon State Stanford Washington State Utah 11 California Washington 9 Steal attempts 1. California Arizona State Arizona USC Oregon State Washington Washington State UCLA 37 Utah Oregon Stanford 28 Stolen bases 1. California Arizona Oregon State Arizona State Washington USC Washington State UCLA Stanford 21 Utah Oregon 17 Grounded into DP 1. Arizona USC 22 Oregon Washington Oregon State Arizona State Utah UCLA Washington State Stanford California 7

10 Pac-12 Pitching Leaders (as of Apr 19, 2017) (All games) Hitting minimums - 75% of Games 2.5 AB/Game 3.0 TPA/Game Pitching minimums IP/Game Earned run avg 1. Oregon State Washington Stanford Oregon UCLA Utah Arizona USC California Washington State Arizona State 5.96 Batters struck out 1. Oregon UCLA Oregon State Arizona USC Arizona State Washington Washington State Stanford California Utah 211 Losses 1. Arizona State Washington State 18 California USC 17 Utah UCLA Washington Stanford Oregon Arizona Oregon State 2 Sac bunts allowed 1. USC California Arizona UCLA 21 Arizona State 21 Washington State 21 Stanford Utah 19 Oregon State Washington Oregon 12 Runs allowed 1. Oregon State Washington Stanford Oregon UCLA 146 Utah Arizona USC Washington State California Arizona State 231 Opposing bat avg 1. Oregon State UCLA Stanford Washington Oregon Arizona Utah USC Washington State California Arizona State.297 Batters SO out looking 1. Oregon State UCLA Washington USC Arizona State Arizona Oregon Stanford Utah California 57 Washington State 57 Saves 1. Oregon 13 Oregon State Stanford USC Arizona 9 6. Washington State 8 Arizona State 8 8. California 5 9. Utah Washington UCLA 2 Sac flies allowed 1. Washington State California Arizona Arizona State Washington 12 UCLA 12 USC Utah Oregon Oregon State Stanford 7 Earned runs allowed 1. Oregon State Stanford Washington Oregon Utah UCLA Arizona USC California Washington State Arizona State 205 Innings pitched 1. USC Arizona State Arizona Washington California UCLA Oregon State Oregon Stanford Washington State Utah Wins 1. Oregon State Arizona Oregon Stanford 20 Washington USC UCLA California 16 Arizona State Washington State Utah 14 Runners picked off 1. Utah 9 2. Washington State 8 3. Arizona State 7 4. Oregon State 6 5. UCLA 5 6. California 4 7. USC 3 Oregon 3 Washington 3 Arizona 3 Hits allowed 1. Oregon State Stanford UCLA Washington Oregon Utah Washington State Arizona USC California Arizona State 364 Walks allowed 1. Oregon Oregon State Stanford Arizona Washington Utah UCLA Washington State California USC Arizona State 175

11 Doubles allowed 1. Oregon State Stanford Washington Oregon UCLA Washington State California 58 Utah Arizona State USC Arizona 66 Wild pitches 1. Washington State California Arizona State UCLA Arizona USC Oregon Utah Oregon State Stanford Washington 10 Intentional BB allowed 1. Arizona 9 Washington 9 3. California 8 4. Arizona State 7 5. Stanford 5 Utah 5 7. Oregon 4 8. USC 2 9. Oregon State 1 UCLA 1 Washington State 1 Triples allowed 1. Stanford 4 Oregon State 4 3. UCLA 5 Oregon 5 Washington 5 6. USC 8 Arizona 8 8. Washington State 9 9. Arizona State 10 California Utah 12 Balks 1. UCLA 6 Washington 6 3. California 5 4. Oregon 4 Washington State 4 6. USC 3 Arizona State 3 8. Oregon State 2 Arizona Stanford 1 Utah 1 Home runs allowed 1. Utah 8 2. Oregon State Oregon Arizona Washington State 17 Stanford Washington Arizona State USC UCLA California 24 Hit batters 1. Washington State Arizona California Arizona State 34 USC UCLA Oregon Utah Stanford 20 Washington Oregon State 18

12 Pac-12 Fielding Leaders (as of Apr 19, 2017) (All games) Hitting minimums - 75% of Games Pitching minimums IP/Game Fielding pct 1. Washington USC UCLA Stanford Oregon State Utah Arizona State Oregon California Arizona Washington State.964 Assists 1. Arizona State Arizona Washington State California Utah USC UCLA Oregon State Stanford Washington Oregon 301 Stolen bases against 1. USC Washington State Arizona State UCLA 28 California Arizona Stanford Utah Oregon State Washington Oregon 5 Passed balls 1. California Oregon 9 3. Utah 8 4. Washington State 6 5. USC 5 6. Arizona 4 UCLA 4 Arizona State 4 9. Oregon State Stanford 2 Washington 2 Chances 1. Arizona State Arizona California USC Washington State UCLA Washington Oregon State Oregon Stanford Utah 1198 Errors 1. Arizona Washington State California 43 Arizona State Oregon Utah Oregon State UCLA 28 Stanford USC Washington 19 Caught stealing by 1. Arizona State Washington State USC Washington 16 Utah California Stanford Oregon Arizona UCLA Oregon State 3 Catchers interference 1. Oregon 2 2. Oregon State 1 Arizona State 1 UCLA 1 California 1 Putouts 1. USC Arizona State Arizona Washington California UCLA Oregon State Oregon Stanford Washington State Utah 827 Fielding double plays 1. California Washington Washington State 28 Arizona State USC UCLA Utah Oregon Stanford 20 Arizona Oregon State 19 Steal attempts against 1. USC Washington State Arizona State California UCLA Utah Arizona Stanford Washington Oregon Oregon State 14

13 Pac-12 Batting Leaders (as of Apr 19, 2017) (Pac-12 games only) Hitting minimums - 75% of Games 2.5 AB/Game 3.0 TPA/Game Pitching minimums IP/Game Batting avg 1. Arizona Oregon State UCLA California USC Oregon Washington State Utah Stanford Washington Arizona State.229 Runs scored 1. Arizona UCLA California Oregon State Utah Oregon Arizona State Washington State Stanford 49 Washington USC 48 Doubles 1. Arizona 36 Oregon State UCLA Arizona State 28 California Stanford Washington Washington State 21 Utah USC Oregon 16 Total bases 1. Arizona Oregon State UCLA California Utah Arizona State USC Washington Oregon Stanford Washington State 141 Walks 1. Arizona UCLA California Utah Oregon State Washington State Washington Oregon Arizona State Stanford USC 34 Slugging pct 1. Arizona UCLA California Oregon State Washington USC Utah Oregon Arizona State Stanford Washington State.346 Hits 1. Oregon State Arizona UCLA California Utah Arizona State 114 USC Washington State Oregon Stanford Washington 100 Triples 1. Oregon 7 2. Utah 6 3. Arizona State 5 Oregon State 5 5. California 4 6. Arizona 3 7. Washington 2 Washington State 2 9. Stanford 1 USC 1 UCLA 1 Total plate appearances 1. Arizona Oregon State UCLA Utah California Arizona State Washington State Oregon USC Washington 463 Stanford 463 Hit by pitch 1. UCLA Oregon California Arizona USC Stanford 11 Washington State Utah 8 9. Oregon State Washington Arizona State 3 On base pct 1. Arizona UCLA California Oregon State Washington State Oregon USC Utah Washington Stanford Arizona State.288 Runs batted in 1. Arizona UCLA California Oregon State Utah Oregon Arizona State Washington State Stanford USC 44 Washington 44 Home runs 1. Arizona UCLA Arizona State California 9 5. Utah 8 Washington 8 7. USC 7 8. Oregon State 5 9. Oregon 4 Stanford Washington State 3 At bats 1. Oregon State Arizona Utah UCLA California Arizona State USC Washington State Oregon Stanford Washington 395 Strikeouts 1. Arizona State Oregon State Washington Utah Arizona UCLA California Washington State USC Stanford Oregon 69

14 Sac bunts 1. UCLA Oregon State USC 10 Stanford 10 California Washington 9 Oregon 9 8. Utah 8 Arizona Arizona State Washington State 5 Caught stealing 1. Utah 8 2. UCLA 7 3. USC 6 California 6 Arizona State 6 6. Oregon State 5 Oregon 5 8. Stanford 4 Washington Arizona 3 Washington State 3 Sac flies 1. UCLA Arizona Oregon State Stanford 8 5. California 7 6. Oregon 6 Arizona State 6 Washington 6 9. Utah USC 4 Washington State 4 Steal attempts 1. California Oregon State 17 Arizona State UCLA Utah USC Arizona 11 Washington Stanford Oregon Washington State 7 Stolen bases 1. California Oregon State Arizona State UCLA 9 5. Arizona 8 6. Washington 7 Utah 7 8. Stanford 6 USC Washington State Oregon 3 Grounded into DP 1. Oregon State 10 Arizona 10 USC Washington 9 5. Arizona State 8 6. Oregon 7 UCLA 7 8. Utah 6 9. Stanford California Washington State 2

15 Pac-12 Pitching Leaders (as of Apr 19, 2017) (Pac-12 games only) Hitting minimums - 75% of Games 2.5 AB/Game 3.0 TPA/Game Pitching minimums IP/Game Earned run avg 1. Oregon State Washington Utah Stanford USC UCLA Arizona Oregon California Arizona State Washington State 7.15 Batters struck out 1. Oregon State UCLA Arizona Utah Oregon Arizona State 90 Washington California USC Stanford 64 Washington State 64 Losses 1. Utah 10 Arizona State 10 Washington State USC 7 Stanford 7 California 7 7. UCLA 6 Arizona 6 Oregon Washington Oregon State 1 Sac bunts allowed 1. Stanford Arizona 12 UCLA 12 Utah 12 Arizona State USC Oregon State 9 8. California 7 9. Washington State 6 Washington Oregon 3 Runs allowed 1. Washington Oregon State Stanford USC Utah Oregon Arizona UCLA Washington State Arizona State California 112 Opposing bat avg 1. Oregon State Washington Utah UCLA USC Arizona California Stanford Oregon Arizona State Washington State.326 Batters SO out looking 1. Oregon State UCLA 33 Arizona Washington Stanford 24 Arizona State California Utah Oregon USC Washington State 14 Saves 1. Oregon 4 Oregon State 4 Arizona 4 4. Stanford 3 Arizona State 3 California 3 7. USC 2 8. Washington State 1 Utah 1 Sac flies allowed 1. Washington State California Arizona State Arizona 9 5. Oregon 8 UCLA 8 7. Oregon State 6 Stanford 6 9. Washington 5 Utah USC 3 Earned runs allowed 1. Oregon State Washington Stanford USC Utah Oregon Arizona UCLA Washington State California Arizona State 91 Innings pitched 1. Oregon State Utah UCLA Arizona State Arizona California Stanford USC Washington Oregon Washington State Wins 1. Oregon State Arizona 9 UCLA 9 4. California 8 5. Washington 7 6. Oregon 6 7. Stanford 5 USC 5 Utah 5 Arizona State Washington State 2 Runners picked off 1. Arizona State 4 2. Oregon State 3 3. UCLA 2 Washington State 2 Oregon 2 6. Washington 1 USC 1 Utah 1 Hits allowed 1. Washington Oregon State USC Oregon 125 Stanford Washington State UCLA Utah Arizona California Arizona State 170 Walks allowed 1. Stanford Oregon Washington Washington State Arizona UCLA USC Oregon State Utah California Arizona State 74

16 Doubles allowed 1. Stanford Oregon State Washington Oregon Washington State 25 UCLA USC 28 Utah California 30 Arizona Arizona State 31 Wild pitches 1. California Arizona State Utah 13 Washington State Arizona 12 Oregon State UCLA 10 USC Oregon Stanford Washington 3 Intentional BB allowed 1. Arizona State 4 Utah 4 Washington 4 4. Oregon 3 Stanford 3 Arizona 3 7. California 2 Triples allowed 1. Stanford 1 Arizona State 1 3. Washington 2 Oregon State 2 5. Washington State 3 UCLA 3 USC 3 8. Oregon 5 Arizona California 6 Utah 6 Balks 1. Oregon 2 Washington 2 Arizona 2 USC 2 5. UCLA 1 Utah 1 Washington State 1 Home runs allowed 1. USC 5 Utah 5 Washington 5 Oregon State 5 Arizona 5 6. Arizona State 6 Oregon 6 8. Stanford 9 9. Washington State California UCLA 15 Hit batters 1. Arizona Washington State California UCLA 11 Arizona State 11 Utah USC 9 8. Oregon 8 Washington 8 Stanford Oregon State 7