2018 PAC-12 BASEBALL // PAC-12 CONFERENCE

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3 2018 PAC-12 BASEBALL SID DIRECTORY ARIZONA ( McKale Center, Room 106 Tucson, AZ Baseball SID: Daniel Berk Office: (520) Fax: (520) Press Box: (520) Cell: (310) ARIZONA STATE ( Carson Center, Room 131 Tempe, AZ Baseball SID: Jeremy Hawkes Office: (480) Fax: (480) Press Box: (480) Cell: (520) CALIFORNIA ( 355 Haas Pavilion Berkeley, CA Baseball SID: Ben Enos Office: (510) Fax: (510) Press Box: (510) Cell: (510) OREGON ( Leo Harris Parkway Eugene, OR Baseball SID: Todd Miles Office: (541) Fax: Press Box: (916) Cell: OREGON STATE ( Gill Coliseum 103; Corvallis, OR Baseball SID: Hank Hager Office: (541) Fax: (541) Press Box: (541) Cell: (541) STANFORD ( Arrillaga Family Sports Center 641 E. Campus Drive, Suite 240 Stanford, CA Baseball SID: Nick Sako Office: (650) Fax: (650) Press Box: N/A... Cell: (585) UCLA ( Morgan Center; 325 Westwood Plaza Los Angeles, CA Baseball SID: Dan Gilot Office: (310) Fax: (310) Press Box: (310) Cell: (310) USC ( Heritage Hall 103 Los Angeles, CA Baseball SID: Jacob Breems Office: (213) Fax: (213) Press Box: (213) Cell: (951) UTAH ( E. South Campus Dr. Salt Lake City, UT Baseball SID: Brooke Frederickson Office: (801) Fax: (801) Press Box: N/A... Cell: (801) WASHINGTON ( 229 Graves Building, Box Seattle, WA Baseball SID: Brian Tom Office: (206) Fax: (206) Press Box: (206) Cell: (206) WASHINGTON STATE ( Bohler Athletic Complex, Room 195, Pullman, WA Baseball SID: Bobby Alworth Office: (509) 335-COUG (2684)... Fax: (509) Press Box: (509) Cell: (951) TABLE OF CONTENTS Pac-12 Composite Schedule Pac-12 Television Schedule... 5 Pac-12 History... 6 Pac-12 Season Preview... 7 Team Previews IN REVIEW 2017 Standings/Postseason Wrap-up Pac-12 Honors National Honors Final Statistics RECORDS Team Bests/NCAA Records Team Record Book Yearly Team Leaders Individual Records Individual Career Leaders Individual Single-Season Leaders Individual Notables Yearly Individual Leaders Pac-12 Coaching Records HONORS All-Americans National Honors All-Conference Pac-12 Awards All-Time Weekly Honors HISTORY Pac-12 Composite Standings Yearly Standings Pac-12 Playoff Results College World Series Records College World Series Year-by-Year All-College World Series Pac-12 Players Pac-12 College World Series Results PAC-12 CONFERENCE Pac-12 Conference All-Time Pac-12 NCAA Champions All-Time Pac-12 Champions PAC-12 CONFERENCE 360 3rd Street, 3rd Floor, San Francisco, CA Phone...(415) Fax...(415) Web site... Danette Leighton, Chief Marketing Officer...dleighton@pac-12.org Andrew Walker, VP Public Affairs... awalker@pac-12.org Dave Hirsch, VP Communications... dhirsch@pac-12.org Natalia Ciccone, Assistant Commissioner... nciccone@pac-12.org Jesse Hooker, Communictions Director... jhooker@pac-12.org Heather Ward, Communications Fellow (Baseball)... (415) hward@pac-12.org Molly Babcock, Communications Fellow (Softball)... (415) mbabcock@pac-12.org Wendy Heredia, Administrative Assistant... wheredia@pac-12.org BEHIND THE SCENES This 2017 Pac-12 Conference Baseball Media Guide was produced by the Pac- 12 Communications office. Layout and written by Heather Ward. Contributions from Dave Hirsch, Natalia Ciccone, Molly Babcoack, Wendy Heredia, Chris Grant, on campus photographers, previous Pac-12 fellows and SID offices of Pac-12 institutions. Prepared entirely in-house with Adobe InDesign desktop publishing applications. Front cover designed by Theo Mendoza. Copies of this guide are available online only at 1

4 COMPOSITE SCHEDULE Friday, February 16 Washington State vs. UC Riverside...11:00 a.m. PT New Mexico vs. Oregon State...12:00 p.m. PT Sanderson Ford College Baseball Classic, Surprise, Ariz. Utah at Oral Roberts...1:00 p.m. PT Loyola Marymount vs. Oregon...1:05 p.m. PT Marucci Desert Classic, Las Vegas, NV. California at San Diego...6:00 p.m. PT San Diego Tournament, San Diego Calif. Bryant at Arizona...6:00 p.m. MT Portland at UCLA...6:00 p.m. PT Washington at Sacramento State...6:00 p.m. PT Utah Valley at USC...6:00 p.m. PT Cal State Fullerton at Stanford...6:05 p.m. PT Miami (Ohio) at Arizona State...6:30 p.m. MT Saturday, February 17 Washington State vs. Nebraska...11:00 a.m. PT Utah at Oral Roberts...12:00 p.m. PT Gonzaga vs. Oregon State...12:00 p.m. PT Sanderson Ford College Baseball Classic, Surprise, Ariz. California vs. Cincinnati...1:00 p.m. PT San Diego Tournament, San Diego Calif. Miami (Ohio) at Arizona State...1:00 p.m. MT Cal State Fullerton at Stanford...1:05 p.m. PT Portland at UCLA...2:00 p.m. PT Utah Valley at USC...2:00 p.m. PT Washington at Sacramento State...3:00 p.m. PT Miami (Ohio) at Arizona State...4:30 p.m. MT Bryant at Arizona...6:00 p.m. MT California at San Diego...6:00 p.m. PT San Diego Tournament, San Diego Calif. Oregon at UNLV...6:05 p.m. PT Marucci Desert Classic, Las Vegas, NV. Sunday, February 18 Utah at Oral Roberts...9:00 a.m. PT Nebraska vs. Washington State...11:00 a.m. PT Indiana State vs. Oregon...1:05 a.m. PT Marucci Desert Classic, Las Vegas, NV. Bryant at Arizona... 12:00 a.m. MT Cal Poly vs. Oregon State...12:00 p.m. PT Sanderson Ford College Baseball Classic, Surprise, Ariz. Miami (Ohio) at Arizona State...12:30 p.m. MT Portland at UCLA...1:00 p.m. PT Utah Valley at USC...1:00 p.m. PT Cal State Fullerton at Stanford...1:05 p.m. PT Washington at Sacramento State...2:00 p.m. PT UC Riverside vs. Washington State...3:00 p.m. PT Monday, February 19 New Mexico vs. Oregon State...1:00 p.m. PT Sanderson Ford College Baseball Classic, Surprise, Ariz. Washington at Sacramento State...1:00 p.m. PT Stanford at UC Davis...2:00 p.m. PT Tuesday, February 20 Pepperdine at UCLA...6:00 p.m. PT USC at Long Beach State...6:00 p.m. PT Washington State at Grand Canyon...6:00 p.m. PT Wednesday, February 21 Arizona State at Arizona Diamondbacks...1:00 p.m. MT Oregon at Portland...6:00 p.m. PT Arkansas vs. Arizona...7:00 p.m. PT Thursday, February 22 Ohio State vs. Utah...4:00 p.m. PT Rice at Stanford...6:05 p.m. PT Nebraska vs. Oregon State...12:00 p.m. PT Big Ten-Pac-12 Spring Training College Baseball... Challenge, Surprise, Ariz. Friday, February 23 Ohio State vs. Oregon State...12:00 p.m. PT Big Ten-Pac-12 Spring Training College Baseball... Challenge, Surprise, Ariz. Washington State at Alabama...1:00 p.m. PT Nebraska vs. Utah...4:00 p.m. PT Baylor at UCLA...6:00 p.m. PT Villanova at USC...6:00 p.m. PT Oregon at Loyola Marymount...6:00 p.m. PT UC Riverside at Washington...6:05 p.m. PT Rice at Stanford...6:05 p.m. PT Saint Mary's (Calif.) at Arizona State...6:30 p.m. MT CSU Bakersfield at California...7:05 p.m. PT Saturday, February 24 Washington State at Alabama...11:00 a.m. PT UC Riverside at Washington...12:25 p.m. PT Saint Mary's (Calif.) at Arizona State...1:00 p.m. MT Rice at Stanford...1:05 p.m. PT Baylor at UCLA...2:00 p.m. PT Villanova at USC...2:00 p.m. PT CSU Bakersfield at California...2:05 p.m. PT UC Riverside at Washington...2:05 p.m. PT Ohio State vs. Utah...3:00 p.m. PT Nebraska vs. Oregon State...3:00 p.m. PT Big Ten-Pac-12 Spring Training College Baseball... Challenge, Surprise, Ariz. Oregon at Loyola Marymount...6:00 p.m. PT CSU Bakersfield at California...6:05 p.m. PT Sunday, February 25 Washington State at Alabama...7:00 a.m. PT Ohio State vs. Oregon State...8:00 a.m. PT Big Ten-Pac-12 Spring Training College Baseball... Challenge, Surprise, Ariz. Rice at Stanford...11:05 a.m. PT Nebraska vs. Utah...12:00 p.m. PT Saint Mary's (Calif. at Arizona State...12:30 p.m. MT Baylor at UCLA...1:00 p.m. PT Villanova at USC...1:00 p.m. PT Oregon at Loyola Marymount...1:00 p.m. PT CSU Bakersfield at California...1:05 p.m. PT UC Riverside at Washington...1:05 p.m. PT Arizona vs. San Diego...2:00 p.m. PT Tony Gwynn Classic, San Diego, Calif. Monday, February 26 NC Dinos at USC... 6:00 PM PT Tuesday, February 27 Arizona State at Long Beach State...2:56 p.m. PT New Mexico State at Arizona...6:00 p.m. MT UCLA at Cal State Fullerton...6:00 p.m. PT Loyola Marymount at USC...6:00 p.m. PT Seattle at Oregon...6:00 p.m. PT Wednesday, February 28 Arizona State at Long Beach State... 2:56 PM PT Thursday, March 1 Sacramento State at Washington State... 4:00 PM PT UCLA at Minnestoa... 4:11 PM PT Friday, March 2 Illinois vs. UCLA...9:00 a.m. PT DQ Classic/Pac-12 vs. Big Ten Challenge, Minneapolis, MN. California vs. Baylor...1:00 p.m. PT Washington vs. Michigan State...1:00 p.m. PT USC at Arkansas...1:00 p.m. PT Sacramento State at Washington State..4:00 p.m. PT Arizona vs. Minnesota...5:00 p.m. PT DQ Classic/Pac-12 vs. Big Ten Challenge, Minneapolis, MN. Hartford at Oregon State...5:35 p.m. PT Utah at Santa Clara...6:00 p.m. PT Florida Atlantic at Oregon...6:00 p.m. PT Michigan at Stanford...6:05 p.m. PT Oklahoma State at Arizona State...6:30 p.m. MT Saturday, March 3 Michigan State vs. UCLA...9:00 a.m. PT DQ Classic/Pac-12 vs. Big Ten Challenge, Minneapolis, MN. Louisiana Tech vs. California...12:00 p.m. PT USC at Arkansas...12:00 p.m. PT Utah at Santa Clara...1:00 p.m. PT Arizona vs. Illinois...1:00 p.m. PT DQ Classic/Pac-12 vs. Big Ten Challenge, Minneapolis, MN. Hartford at Oregon State...1:05 p.m. PT Michigan at Stanford...1:05 p.m. PT Sacramento State at Washington State..2:00 p.m. PT Florida Atlantic at Oregon...2:00 p.m. PT Hartford at Oregon State...4:05 p.m. PT Washington vs. Minnesota...5:00 p.m. PT Michigan at Stanford...5:05 p.m. PT Oklahoma State at Arizona State...6:30 p.m. MT Sunday, March 4 Arizona vs. Michigan State...8:00 a.m. PT DQ Classic/Pac-12 vs. Big Ten Challenge, Minneapolis, MN. California vs. Texas A&M...9:00 a.m. PT USC at Arkansas...10:30 a.m. PT Oklahoma State at Arizona State... 12:00 a.m. MT Utah at Santa Clara...12:00 p.m. PT Washington vs. Illinois...12:00 p.m. PT Hartford at Oregon State...12:05 p.m. PT Sacramento State at Washington State..1:00 p.m. PT Florida Atlantic at Oregon...2:00 p.m. PT Michigan at Stanford...2:00 p.m. PT UCLA at Minnesota...4:00 p.m. PT DQ Classic/Pac-12 vs. Big Ten Challenge, Minneapolis, MN. Monday, March 5 Utah at San Jose State... 1:00 PM PT Florida Atlantic at Oregon... 6:00 PM PT Tuesday, March 6 Arizona State at Pepperdine...3:10 p.m. PT Portland at Oregon State...5:05 p.m. PT San Diego State at Arizona...6:00 p.m. MT Loyola Marymount at UCLA...6:00 p.m. PT Seattle at Washington...6:05 p.m. PT Xavier at California...7:05 p.m. PT Thursday, March 8 Saint Mary's (Calif.) at Washington State.4:00 PM PT Stanford at Texas... 4:30 PM PT UC Davis at Oregon... 6:00 PM PT Friday, March 9 Saint Mary's (Calif.) at Washington State.4:00 p.m. PT Stanford at Texas...4:30 p.m. PT Cal State Fullerton at Oregon State...5:35 p.m. PT Dakota State at Arizona...6:00 p.m. MT Utah at UC Riverside...6:00 p.m. PT Vanderbilt at UCLA...6:00 p.m. PT Dodger Stadium College Baseball Classic, Los. Angeles, Calif. TCU at USC...6:00 p.m. PT Dodger Stadium College Baseball Classic, Los. Angeles, Calif. UC Davis at Oregon...6:00 p.m. PT Illinois State at Washington...6:05 p.m. PT Carolina-Wilmington at Arizona State 6:30 p.m. MT Brown at California...7:05 p.m. PT Saturday, March 10 Stanford at Texas...12:30 p.m. PT Cal State Fullerton at Oregon State...1:00 p.m. PT Dakota State at Arizona...2:00 p.m. MT 2

5 COMPOSITE SCHEDULE Saint Mary's (Calif.) at Washington State.2:00 p.m. PT UC Davis at Oregon...2:00 p.m. PT Brown at California...2:05 p.m. PT Illinois State at Washington...2:05 p.m. PT Vanderbilt at USC...4:00 p.m. PT Dodger Stadium College Baseball Classic, Los. Angeles, Calif. Utah at UC Riverside...6:00 p.m. PT Brown at California...6:05 p.m. PT Carolina-Wilmington at Arizona State..6:30 p.m. MT TCU at UCLA...7:00 p.m. PT Dodger Stadium College Baseball Classic, Los. Angeles, Calif. Sunday, March 11 Stanford at Texas...11:00 a.m. PT Cal State Fullerton at Oregon State...12:00 p.m. PT UC Davis at Oregon...12:00 p.m. PT Utah at UC Riverside...1:00 p.m. PT Saint Mary's (Calif.) at Washington State... 1:00 p.m. PT Brown at California...1:05 p.m. PT Illinois State at Washington...1:05 p.m. PT Dakota State at Arizona...1:00 p.m. MT USC vs. UCLA...3:00 p.m. PT Dodger Stadium College Baseball Classic, Los. Angeles, Calif. Carolina-Wilmington at Arizona State.1:30 p.m. MT PM PT Monday, March 12 Utah at UNLV... 2:00 PM PT Illinois State at Washington... 6:05 PM PT Tuesday, March 13 UCLA vs CSUN...2:00 p.m. PT California at San Francisco...4:27 p.m. PT USC at Loyola Marymount...6:00 p.m. PT Gonzaga at Oregon...6:00 p.m. PT Arizona at Arizona State...8:00 p.m. MT Wednesday, March 14 Washington State at Long Beach State... 6:00 PM PT Thursday, March 15 Utah at USC... 6:00 PM PT Friday, March 16 Washington State at UCLA...6:00 p.m. PT Arizona at Washington...6:05 p.m. PT Utah at USC...7:00 p.m. PT Oregon State at California...7:05 p.m. PT Oregon at Arizona State...7:30 p.m. MT Saturday, March 17 Utah at USC...2:00 p.m. PT Washington State at UCLA...2:00 p.m. PT Arizona at Washington...2:05 p.m. PT Oregon State at California...3:05 p.m. PT Oregon at Arizona State...7:30 p.m. MT Sunday, March 18 Washington State at UCLA...1:00 p.m. PT Oregon State at California...1:05 p.m. PT Arizona at Washington...1:05 p.m. PT Oregon at Arizona State...1:30 p.m. MT Tuesday, March 20 Utah at Brigham Young...6:00 p.m. MT USC at UC Irvine...6:30 p.m. PT New Mexico State at Arizona...6:00 p.m. MT UNLV at Arizona State...6:30 p.m. MT Friday, March 23 Sacramento State at Utah...6:00 p.m. MT California at Oregon...6:00 p.m. PT USC at Stanford...6:05 p.m. PT Arizona State at UCLA...7:00 p.m. PT Washington at Oregon State...7:00 p.m. PT Washington State at Arizona...6:00 p.m.mt Saturday, March 24 Arizona State at UCLA...1:00 p.m. PT Sacramento State at Utah...1:00 p.m. MT USC at Stanford...1:05 p.m. PT Washington at Oregon State...1:35 p.m. PT California at Oregon...2:00 p.m. PT Washington State at Arizona...6:00 p.m.mt Sunday, March 25 Arizona State at UCLA...12:00 p.m. PT California at Oregon...12:00 p.m. PT USC at Stanford...1:05 p.m. PT Washington State at Arizona...1:00 p.m. MT Washington at Oregon State...3:00 p.m. PT Sacramento State at Utah...1:00 p.m. MT Monday, March 26 San Francisco at Oregon...1:00 p.m. PT Tuesday, March 27 UNLV at Utah...2:00 p.m. MT USC at Cal State Fullerton...6:00 p.m. PT San Diego at Stanford...6:05 p.m. PT UC Davis at California...7:05 p.m. PT Thursday, March 29 Oregon State at Utah...6:00 p.m. MT Washington at USC...6:00 p.m. PT Arizona State at Washington State...6:00 p.m. PT Oregon at Stanford...6:05 p.m. PT Nicholls at Arizona...6:00 p.m. MT UCLA at California...7:05 p.m. PT Friday, March 30 Arizona State at Washington State...5:00 p.m. PT Oregon State at Utah...6:00 p.m. MT Washington at USC...6:00 p.m. PT UCLA at California...6:05 p.m. PT Oregon at Stanford...6:05 p.m. PT Nicholls at Arizona...6:00 p.m. MT Saturday, March 31 Oregon State at Utah...1:00 p.m. MT Arizona State at Washington State...12:00 p.m. PT Oregon at Stanford...1:05 p.m. PT Nicholls at Arizona...1:00 p.m. MT Washington at USC...2:00 p.m. PT UCLA at California...2:05 p.m. PT Monday, April 2 Washington at San Diego State...1:00 p.m. PT Gonzaga at Stanford...1:05 p.m. PT Oregon at San Francisco...3:00 p.m. PT Arizona at New Mexico...5:00 p.m. PT Nevada at Oregon State...6:35 p.m. PT Tuesday, April 3 USC at UC Santa Barbara...3:00 p.m. PT Gonzaga at Washington State...5:00 p.m. PT Brigham Young at Utah...5:00 p.m. PT Nevada at Oregon State...5:35 p.m. PT UCLA at Loyola Marymount...6:00 p.m. PT Stanford at Santa Clara...6:00 p.m. PT Cal State Fullerton at Arizona State...6:30 p.m. MT Wednesday, April 4 Cal State Fullerton at Arizona State...6:30 p.m. MT Thursday, April 5 Utah at California...6:05 p.m. PT Friday, April 6 Stanford at UCLA...6:00 p.m. PT Washington State at Oregon...6:00 p.m. PT East Carolina at Washington...6:05 p.m. PT Utah at California...7:05 p.m. PT USC at Arizona State...6:30 p.m. MT Oregon State at Arizona...7:00 p.m. MT Saturday, April 7 East Carolina at Washington...12:43 p.m. PT Stanford at UCLA...2:00 p.m. PT Washington State at Oregon...2:00 p.m. PT Utah at California...2:05 p.m. PT East Carolina at Washington...2:05 p.m. PT USC at Arizona State...6:30 p.m. MT Oregon State at Arizona...7:00 p.m. MT Sunday, April 8 Washington State at Oregon...12:00 p.m. PT Stanford at UCLA...1:00 p.m. PT Oregon State at Arizona...12:00 p.m. MT USC at Arizona State...12:30 p.m. MT Tuesday, April 10 Arizona State at UNLV...3:19 p.m. PT Utah Valley at Utah...6:00 p.m. MT UCLA at Long Beach State...6:00 p.m. PT Portland at Oregon...6:00 p.m. PT Gonzaga at Washington...6:05 p.m. PT UC Davis at Stanford...6:05 p.m. PT San Francisco at California...7:00 p.m. PT Grand Canyon at Arizona...7:00 p.m. MT Wednesday, April 11 Gonzaga at Washington...5:05 p.m. PT Friday, April 13 Oregon State at Missouri State...9:00 a.m. PT Oregon State at Missouri State...1:00 p.m. PT Oregon at Washington...4:00 p.m. PT California at Washington State...5:00 p.m. PT UCLA at Utah...6:00 p.m. MT Arizona State at Stanford...6:05 p.m. PT Arizona at USC...7:00 p.m. PT Saturday, April 14 UCLA at Utah...1:00 p.m. MT Arizona State at Stanford...1:05 p.m. PT Arizona at USC...2:00 p.m. PT Oregon at Washington...2:00 p.m. PT California at Washington State...2:00 p.m. PT Oregon State at Missouri State...4:30 p.m. PT Sunday, April 15 UCLA at Utah...1:00 p.m. MT California at Washington State...1:00 p.m. PT Arizona State at Stanford...1:05 p.m. PT Arizona at USC...2:00 p.m. PT Oregon at Washington...2:00 p.m. PT Tuesday, April 17 Stanford at Santa Clara...10:49 a.m. PT Washington at Seattle...5:00 p.m. PT Utah at Utah Valley...6:00 p.m. MT UC Irvine at UCLA...6:00 p.m. PT UC Santa Barbara at USC...6:00 p.m. PT Washington State at Gonzaga...6:00 p.m. PT Brigham Young at Arizona...6:00 p.m. MT Santa Clara at California...7:05 p.m. PT Thursday, April 19 Oregon at Oregon State...6:00 p.m. PT Friday, April 20 Oregon at Oregon State...4:00 p.m. PT Santa Clara at Washington State...5:00 p.m. PT USC at UCLA...7:00 p.m. PT Washington at California...7:05 p.m. PT Utah at Arizona State...6:30 p.m. MT Stanford at Arizona...7:00 p.m. MT Saturday, April 21 Santa Clara at Washington State...2:00 p.m. PT USC at UCLA...4:00 p.m. PT 3

6 COMPOSITE SCHEDULE Oregon at Oregon State...4:00 p.m. PT Washington at California...4:05 p.m. PT Utah at Arizona State...6:30 p.m. MT Stanford at Arizona...7:00 p.m. MT Sunday, April 22 USC at UCLA...12:00 p.m. PT Washington at California...12:05 p.m. PT Santa Clara at Washington State...1:00 p.m. PT Stanford at Arizona...12:00 p.m. MT Utah at Arizona State...12:30 p.m. MT Monday, April 23 UT Rio Grande Valley at Washington...6:05 p.m. PT Tuesday, April 24 Oregon State at Portland...5:00 p.m. PT Utah at Brigham Young...6:00 p.m. MT Cal State Fullerton at UCLA...6:00 p.m. PT Long Beach State at USC...6:00 p.m. PT Pacific at Stanford...6:05 p.m. PT Sacramento State at California...7:05 p.m. PT Wednesday, April 25 Washington State at Seattle...3:00 p.m. PT New Mexico State at Arizona State...6:30 p.m. MT Thursday, April 26 California at Stanford...7:00 p.m. PT Friday, April 27 Arizona State at Oregon State...5:35 p.m. PT Arizona at Utah...6:00 p.m. MT USC at Oregon...6:00 p.m. PT UCLA at Cal Poly...6:00 p.m. PT California at Stanford...7:00 p.m. PT Washington State at Washington...7:00 p.m. PT Saturday, April 28 Arizona at Utah...1:00 p.m.mt USC at Oregon...2:00 p.m. PT Arizona State at Oregon State...3:05 p.m. PT UCLA at Cal Poly...6:00 p.m. PT California at Stanford...7:00 p.m. PT Washington State at Washington...7:00 p.m. PT Sunday, April 29 Arizona at Utah...1:00 p.m. MT USC at Oregon...12:00 p.m. PT Washington State at Washington...1:00 p.m. PT UCLA at Cal Poly...1:00 p.m. PT Arizona State at Oregon State...1:05 p.m. PT Monday, April 30 Arizona at Utah Valley...7:00 p.m. MT Tuesday, May 1 Oregon State at Oregon...5:30 p.m. PT San Francisco at Stanford...6:05 p.m. PT UCLA at UC Irvine...6:30 p.m. PT Brigham Young at California...7:05 p.m. PT Thursday, May 3 UCLA at Arizona...6:00 p.m. MT Friday, May 4 Stanford at Utah... 11:30 a.m. MT Oregon State at Washington State...5:00 p.m. PT California at USC...6:00 p.m. PT Oregon at UC Irvine...6:30 p.m. PT Washington at Arizona State...6:30 p.m. MT UCLA at Arizona...7:00 p.m. MT Saturday, May 5 Stanford at Utah... 11:30 a.m. MT California at USC...02:00 p.m. PT Oregon at UC Irvine...2:00 p.m. PT UCLA at Arizona...3:30 p.m. MT Oregon State at Washington State...5:00 p.m. PT Washington at Arizona State...6:30 p.m. MT Sunday, May 6 Stanford at Utah... 11:30 a.m. MT Oregon at UC Irvine...12:00 p.m. PT California at USC...1:00 p.m. PT Oregon State at Washington State...1:00 p.m. PT Washington at Arizona State...12:30 p.m. MT Tuesday, May 8 Oregon State at Oregon...5:30 p.m. PT Brigham Young at Utah...6:00 p.m. MT Long Beach State at UCLA...6:00 p.m. PT Santa Clara at Stanford...6:05 p.m. PT Grand Canyon at Arizona...6:00 p.m. MT Wednesday, May 9 Arizona State at San Diego...3:19 p.m. PT Friday, May 11 USC at Washington State...5:00 p.m. PT Utah at Oregon...6:00 p.m. PT UCLA at Washington...6:05 p.m. PT Stanford at Oregon State...7:00 p.m. PT Arizona at California...7:05 p.m. PT Saturday, May 12 Utah at Oregon...2:00 p.m. PT Stanford at Oregon State...2:00 p.m. PT USC at Washington State...2:00 p.m. PT UCLA at Washington...2:05 p.m. PT Arizona at California...7:05 p.m.pt Sunday, May 13 Utah at Oregon...12:00 p.m. PT Stanford at Oregon State...12:00 p.m. PT USC at Washington State...1:00 p.m. PT UCLA at Washington...1:05 p.m. PT Pacific at Arizona State...2:00 p.m. PT Arizona at California...2:05 p.m. PT Monday, May 14 San Diego at Oregon State...5:35 p.m. PT Arizona at Sacramento State...6:00 p.m. PT Pacific at Arizona State...6:30 p.m. MT Tuesday, May 15 Brigham Young at Stanford...1:00 p.m. PT Gonzaga at Washington State...5:00 p.m. PT San Diego at Oregon State...5:30 p.m. PT CSUN...6:00 p.m. PT UC Irvine at USC...6:00 p.m. PT Portland at Washington...6:05 p.m. PT Thursday, May 17 Washington at Utah... 11:30 a.m. MT California at Creighton...4:30 p.m. PT Arizona State at Arizona...6:00 p.m. MT Friday, May 18 Washington at Utah... 11:30 a.m. MT Oregon at UCLA...4:00 p.m. PT California at Creighton...4:30 p.m. PT Washington State at Stanford...6:00 p.m. PT Oregon State at USC...7:00 p.m. PT Arizona State at Arizona...7:00 p.m. MT Saturday, May 19 California at Creighton...10:00 a.m. PT Washington at Utah... 11:30 a.m. MT Oregon State at USC...1:30 p.m. PT Oregon at UCLA...1:30 p.m. PT Washington State at Stanford...1:30 p.m. PT Arizona State at Arizona...4:30 p.m. MT Sunday, May 20 Oregon at UCLA...12:00 p.m. PT Washington State at Stanford...12:00 p.m. PT Oregon State at USC...3:00 p.m. PT Tuesday, May 22 Cal State Fullerton at USC...6:00 p.m. PT Thursday, May 24 UCLA at Oregon State...4:00 p.m. PT Utah at Washington State...4:00 p.m. PT CSUN at USC...6:00 p.m. PT Arizona at Oregon...7:00 p.m. PT Stanford at Washington...7:00 p.m. PT California at Arizona State...7:00 p.m. MT Friday, May 25 UCLA at Oregon State...4:00 p.m. PT Utah at Washington State...4:00 p.m. PT CSUN at USC...6:00 p.m. PT California at Arizona State...6:00 p.m. MT Arizona at Oregon...7:00 p.m. PT Stanford at Washington...7:00 p.m. PT Saturday, May 26 UCLA at Oregon State...2:00 p.m. PT CSUN at USC...2:00 p.m. PT Arizona at Oregon...3:00 p.m. PT Stanford at Washington...3:00 p.m. PT California at Arizona State...12:00 p.m. MT Utah at Washington State...12:00 p.m. PT Friday, June 1 NCAA Regionals... TBD Friday, June 8 NCAA Super Regionals... TBD Saturday, June 16 NCAA College Wolrd Series... TBD 4

7 2018 TELEVISION SCHEDULE The Pac-12 Networks fifth season of live baseball telecasts kicks off on March 4 with Stanford hosting Vanderbilt. The Networks will televise 102 games in An additional two games will air live on ESPNU. All games listed in Pacific Time. All games on Pac-12 Networks unless specified otherwise. Sun., March 4...Oklahoma State at Arizona State...11:00 AM Sun., March 4...Michigan at Stanford...2:00 PM Sat., March 10...Cal State Fullerton at Oregon State...1:00 PM Sat., March 10...Vanderbilt at USC...4:00 PM Sat., March 10...TCU at UCLA...7:00 PM Sun., March 11...Cal State Fullerton at Oregon State...12:00 PM Sun., March 11...USC vs UCLA...3:00 PM Tues., March 13...Arizona at Arizona State...7:00 PM Thur., March 15...Utah at USC...6:00 PM Fri., March 16...Utah at USC...7:00 PM Sat., March 17...Utah at USC...2:00 PM Fri., March 23...Washington at Oregon State...7:00 PM Fri., March 23...Arizona State at UCLA...7:00 PM Sat., March 24...Arizona State at UCLA...1:00 PM Sun., March 25...Arizona State at UCLA...12:00 PM Sun., March 25...Washington at Oregon State...3:00 PM Thur., March 29...Arizona State at Washington State...6:00 PM Fri., March 30...Arizona State at Washington State...5:00 PM Sat., March 31...Arizona State at Washington State...12:00 PM Tues., April 3...BYU at Utah...5:00 PM Tues., April 3...Gonzaga at Washington State...5:00 PM Tues., April 3...Cal State Fullerton at Arizona State...6:30 PM Wed., April 4...Cal State Fullerton at Arizona State...6:30 PM Thur., April 5...Utah at California...6:00 PM Fri., April 6...Oregon State at Arizona...7:00 PM Fri., April 6...Utah at California...7:00 PM Sat., April 7...Utah at California...2:00 PM Sat., April 7...Oregon State at Arizona...7:00 PM Sun., April 8...Oregon State at Arizona...12:00 PM Tues., April 10...San Francisco at California...7:00 PM Fri., April 13...Oregon at Washington...4:00 PM Fri., April 13...Arizona at USC...7:00 PM Sat., April 14...Oregon at Washington...2:00 PM Sat., April 14...Arizona at USC...2:00 PM Sun., April 15...Arizona at USC...2:00 PM Sun., April 15...Oregon at Washington...2:00 PM Tues., April 17...BYU at Arizona...6:00 PM Thur., April 19...Oregon at Oregon State...6:00 PM Fri., April 20...Oregon at Oregon State...4:00 PM Fri., April 20...Stanford at Arizona...7:00 PM Fri., April 20...Washington at California...7:00 PM Fri., April 20...USC at UCLA...7:00 PM Sat.April 21...Washington at California...4:00 PM Sat., April 21...USC at UCLA...4:00 PM Sat., April 21...Oregon at Oregon State...4:00 PM Sat., April 21...Stanford at Arizona...7:00 PM Sun., April 22...Stanford at Arizona...12:00 PM Sun., April 22...Washington at California...12:00 PM Sun., April 22...USC at UCLA...12:00 PM Tues., April 24...Long Beach State at USC...6:00 PM Thur., April 26...California at Stanford...7:00 PM Fri., April 27...California at Stanford...7:00 PM Fri., April 27...Washington State at Washington...7:00 PM Sat., April 28...California at Stanford...7:00 PM Sat., April 28...Washington State at Washington...7:00 PM Sun., April 29...Washington State at Washington...1:00 PM Tues., May 1...Oregon State at Oregon...5:30 PM Tues., May 1...BYU at California...7:00 PM Thur., May 3...UCLA at Arizona...6:00 PM Fri., May 4...Stanford at Utah...10:30 AM Fri., May 4...UCLA at Arizona...7:00 PM Sat., May 5...Stanford at Utah...10:30 AM Sat., May 5...UCLA at Arizona...3:30 PM Sun., May 6...Stanford at Utah...10:30 AM Tues., May 8...BYU at Utah...5:00 PM Tues., May 8...Oregon State at Oregon...5:30 PM Tues., May 8...Long Beach State at UCLA...6:00 PM Fri., May 11...Stanford at Oregon State...7:00 PM Sat., May 12...Stanford at Oregon State...2:00 PM Sun., May 13...Stanford at Oregon State...12:00 PM Tues., May 15...Gonzaga at Washington State...5:00 PM Tues., May 15...San Diego at Oregon State...5:30 PM Thur., May 17...Washington at Utah...10:30 AM Thur., May 17...Arizona State at Arizona...6:00 PM Fri., May 18...Washington at Utah...10:30 AM Fri., May 18...Oregon at UCLA...4:00 PM Fri., May 18...Washington State at Stanford...6:00 PM Fri., May 18...Arizona State at Arizona...7:00 PM Fri., May 18...Oregon State at USC...7:00 PM Sat., May 19...Washington at Utah...10:30 AM Sat., May 19...Oregon at UCLA...1:30 PM Sat., May 19...Washington State at Stanford...1:30 PM Sat., May 19...Oregon State at USC...1:30 PM Sat., May 19...Arizona State at Arizona...4:30 PM Sun., May 20...Oregon at UCLA...12:00 PM Sun., May 20...Washington State at Stanford...12:00 PM Sun., May 20...Oregon State at USC...3:00 PM Thur., May 22...Cal State Fullerton at USC...6:00 PM Thur., May 24...Utah at Washington State...4:00 PM Thur., May 24...UCLA at Oregon State...4:00 PM Thur., May 24...California at Arizona State...7:00 PM Thur., May 24...Arizona at Oregon...7:00 PM Thur., May 24...Stanford at Washington...7:00 PM Fri., May 25...UCLA at Oregon State...4:00 PM Fri.,May 25...Utah at Washington State...4:00 PM Fri., May 25...California at Arizona State...7:00 PM Fri., May 25...Stanford at Washington...7:00 PM Fri., May 25...Arizona at Oregon...7:00 PM Sat., May 26...Utah at Washington State...12:00 PM Sat., May 26...Stanford at Washington...3:00 PM Sat., May 26...Arizona at Oregon...3:00 PM Sat., May 26...California at Arizona State...6:00 PM 5

8 PAC-12 CONFERENCE The Pac-12 Conference truly is the "Conference of Champions," owning 28 baseball national championships since 1947, more than any other conference. The Pac-12 also claims 39 first-team All-Americans since the year 2000 (Baseball America), 12 national coaches of the year (NCBWA, Baseball America and The Sporting News) and 15 national players of the year (Baseball America, Baseball Coaches' Association and The Sporting News). The powerful and prestigious Pac-12 Conference has historically dominated college baseball. There has been a Pac-12 representative in all but six (2015, 2014, 1996, 1991, 1989, 1962) NCAA College World Series fields since the championship began in In 39 of those championships, a Pac-12 team has finished either first or second. USC has more NCAA titles than any other school in the nation with 12 and Arizona State is fourth with five. Four other Pac-12 schools have claimed at least two national titles, including Arizona (four), California (two), Oregon State (two) and Stanford (two). In 2013, UCLA became the seventh different Pac-12 team to earn a title as they captured the CWS National Championship for the first time in program history. USC is second only to Texas in College World Series wins with 74 to the Longhorns' 85. The Trojans have 21 appearances, placing behind Texas (35), Miami (25), and Arizona State (22). The Pac-12 has also placed 190 players on the All-College World Series teams over the 47 seasons in which it has had a participant, including 22 MVPs, more than any other conference. Some of Major League Baseball's most prominent players have passed through the Pac-12 Conference. Big leaguers who got their starts in the Pac-12 include: Barry Bonds (ARIZONA STATE) MLBl s only seven-time MVP and all-time home run record holder; Randy Johnson (USC) - four-time Cy Young Award winner and 2001 World Series co- MVP; Dustin Pedroia (ARIZONA STATE) AL Rookie of the Year and 2008 AL MVP; Tim Lincecum (WASHINGTON) and 2009 NL Cy Young Award winner; Barry Zito (USC) American League Cy Young Award winner; Jeff Kent (CALIFORNIA) National League MVP; Troy Glaus (UCLA) American League home run leader; Aaron Boone (USC) son of Bob Boone and a third-generation major-leaguer; Mark Prior (USC); Paul Lo Duca (ARIZONA STATE); Xavier Nady (CALIFORNIA); Trevor Hoffman (ARIZONA); and Mark Hendrickson (WASHINGTON STATE). Players such as these have left their marks on the Pac-12, helping to sustain the nation's marquee baseball Conference. Through the years, the Pac-12 has also spawned some of the best to ever coach the game. Rod Dedeaux's tenure at USC ( , ) in which his Trojans claimed 11 NCAA titles stands as one of the greatest coaching accomplishments, to date. Former Sun Devil skippers Bobby Winkles ( ) and Jim Brock ( ) brought three and two national crowns to Arizona State, respectively. Former Arizona coach Jerry Kindall ( ) won three championships with the Wildcats, and current coaches Pat Casey (Oregon State) and Mark Marquess (Stanford) who won with California, currently own a pair of NCAA titles. USC was also honored by Baseball America in its Feb. 1, 1999 issue, in which it named the Trojan program as the top collegiate baseball program of the 20th century. In recent years, Pac-12 baseball has continued to enjoy much success on the national level. In 1993 and 1994, Arizona State made back-toback trips to the CWS, the only Pac-12 team to do so in the 90's. Five Southern Division squads ventured to NCAA regionals, with Stanford and UCLA making it all the way to the CWS in In 1998, four schools made it to the NCAA regionals, while USC and ASU advanced to the CWS and the Trojans won their 12th title. In 2003, Stanford made its fifth-consecutive trip to the NCAA College World Series and finished second (its third national championship game in four years). In 2004, Arizona advanced to the CWS for the first time since Arizona State made its 19th trip to Omaha in 2005, while Oregon State returned to college baseball's biggest stage for the first time since In 2006, the Beavers returned to the College World Series for the second-consecutive year, where they won their first national title, Oregon State's second NCAA title in school history. The following season in 2007, OSU returned to the CWS as an at-large bid and did the unthinkable as it captured its second-consecutive national title, becoming the first team seeded in the lower half of the NCAA Tournament field to win the CWS in the then-20 year-history of the event. In 2008, Stanford made its way back to the CWS after a four-year absence. The Cardinal went 2-2 in its 16th CWS and finished in a tie for third place. In 2009, Arizona State advanced to the CWS for the 21st time in program history and went on to finish in third place. In 2010, both Arizona State and UCLA represented the then-pac-10 in the CWS, with the Bruins making their first appearance in the finals. In 2011, Cal made a magical run to the CWS just nine months after the school announced the program would be cut for monetary reasons. The Golden Bears finished in a tie for fifth place in the program's first CWS appearance since In 2012, Arizona went 10-0 in postseason play to capture the national championship for the fourth time in school history. In 2013, UCLA became the second-consecutive Pac-12 team to win the national title, also going 10-0 in postseason play. The Pac- 12 has won four of the last eleven College World Series titles, further solidifying the rich history of excellence in Pac-12 Baseball. In 2017, Oregon State went to the program's sixth CWS with an historic 56-6 overall record heading into the postseason. The UCLA Bruins won their first-ever NCAA Championship after an unbelievable postseason run in

9 2018 SEASON PREVIEW PRESEASON RANKINGS USA Today/ESPN Top 25 Preseason Coaches' Poll 2. OREGON STATE 14. UCLA 16. STANFORD NCBWA Preseason Top OREGON STATE 12. UCLA 13. STANFORD 30. ARIZONA Baseball America Preseason Top OREGON STATE 9. STANFORD 13. UCLA Collegiate Baseball Preseason Top OREGON STATE 14. UCLA 24. STANFORD 36. ARIZONA ARIZONA - finished fourth in the Conference with a league record and overall record. The Wildcats lost 2017 Pac-12 Batting Champion, JJ Matijevic who led the Conference in batting average (.389), to the MLB draft last year. The squad returns first baseman Alfonso Rivas a National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA) preseason All-American and 2018 USA Baseball Golden Spikes Award watch list member. ARIZONA STATE -finished the season tied for 10th with an 8-22 Pac-12 record and season record. The Sun Devils look to lean on junior pitcher Connor Higgins, named to the NCBWA Preseason Stopper of the Year award. The Perfect Game announced its preseason All-Pac-12 predictions, naming outfielder Gage Canning All-Pac-12 First-Team selection and infielder Drew Swift was pegged as the preseason Pac-12 Freshman of the Year favorite. CALIFORNIA - ended up tied for fifth in the Pac-12 with a Conference record and a season record. Cal welcomes back a familiar face with new head coach Mike Neu who severed as the Golden Bear s pitching coach from The team returns infielder/pitcher Andrew Vaughn the 2017 Pac-12 Freshman of the Year and right-handed pitcher Erik Martinez, a three-time NCBWA Stopper of the Year watch list recipient. OREGON finished eighth in the Pac-12 standings with a league mark and a overall record. Oregon lost pitcher David Peterson, the NCBWA March Pitcher of the Month was selected by the New York Mets with the 20th overall pick in the 2017 MLB Draft. The Duck s closer Kenyon Yovan returns to the mound for his second season after earning NCBWA first team All-America and Collegiate Baseball s second team All-America honors. OREGON STATE the 2017 Pac-12 Champion (27-3) finished the season with a 56-6 overall record that garnered a.903 winning percentage, which ties for fourth on the NCAA single-season list. The Beavers solidified their Conference title the same game as head coach Pat Casey s 1,000th career win. Casey was named the NCWBA National Coach of the Year. The Beavers open the season as a unanimous top-10 team for the second consecutive year with the No. 2 spot in the country. STANFORD - finished second in the Conference going 21-9 in league play with a overall record. The Cardinal was slated second again in the 2018 Pac-12 Coaches preseason poll. David Esquer enters his first year as the new head coach in Junior infielder Nico Hoerner and pitcher Kris Bubic each collected at least three preseason All-America honors and were named to the Golden Spikes Award watch list. UCLA - recorded a league record to hold third place in the Conference and tallied a overall mark. UCLA was tied for second in the Pac-12 for the most student-athletes in the 2017 MLB draft with six. The Bruins return junior right-handed pitcher Jon Olsen, who earned All-Pac-12 honors last season and was named a Preseason All-American by Collegiate Baseball and the NCBWA. USC - finished the season tied for 10th in the Conference with an 8-22 conference record and a season record. The Trojans had two student-athletes drafted in the 2017 MLB draft. USC returns five starters and nine pitchers, including junior infielder Brandon Perez, who ranked 11th in the Pac-12 with a.328 batting average. UTAH - tied for fifth in the Pac-12 with a Conference record and had a overall record. The Utes had four student-athletes drafted in the 2017 MLB draft. The Utes return two-time All-Pac-12 junior outfielder DaShawn Keirsey, Jr. who finished third on the team last year with a.327 batting average and fourth in the Pac- 12 in both hits per game (1.42) and triples (5). WASHINGTON - landed seventh on the Pac-12 table with a league mark and a season record. Was picked to finish similarly this season according to the Pac-12 Coaches Preseason Poll. Four student-athletes from UW were drafted in the 2017 MLB draft. The Huskies return three All-Pac-12 honorable mention players in the field including infielders AJ Graffanino, Levi Jordan and catcher Willie Maclver. Oregon State is led by junior Nick Madrigal, the reigning Pac-12 Player / Defender of the Year. WASHINGTON STATE - finished the season ninth in the Pac-12 with a conference record and a overall record. WSU had three student-athletes drafted in the 2017 MLB draft. This year the Cougars will be led by a pair of honorable mention All-Pac-12 Conference picks with junior shortstop Andres Alvarez and junior left fielder Justin Harrer. Baseball America Preseason All-Americans First Team Nick Madrigal, OSU... 2B Tanner Dodson, CAL... UTL Second Team Cadyn Grenier, OSU... SS Third Team Alfonso Rivas, ARIZ... 1B Nico Hoerner, STAN... SS Kris Bubic, STAN... SP NCBWA Preseason All-Americans Second Team First Team Nick Madrigal. OSU... 2B Alfonso Rivas, ARIZ... 1B Kenyon Yovan, ORE...RP Second Team Jake Mulholland, OSU...RP Andrew Vaughn, CAL... 1B Third Team Kris Bubic, STAN... SP Jon Olson, UCLA... SP Collegiate Baseball/Louisville Slugger Preseason All-Americans First Team Luke Heimlich, OSU...LHP Nick Madrigal. OSU... 2B Kenyon Yovan, ORE...RP Third Team Kris Bubic, STAN... SP Jon Olson, UCLA... SP Jake Mulholland, OSU...RP Andrew Vaughn, CAL... 1B Nico Hoerner, STAN... SS NCBWA Stopper of the Year Watch List Connor Higgins, ASU...LHP Erik Martinez, CAL... P Jake Mulholland, OSU...LHP Kenyon Yovan, ORE... RHP USA Baseball Golden Spikes Watch List Kris Bubic STAN...LHP Tanner Dodson, CAL...UT Nico Hoerner, STAN... SS Nick Madrigal, OSU... 2B 7

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12 ARIZONA WILDCAT FACTS Location: Tucson, Ariz. Founded/Enrollment: 1885/42,236 Colors: Cardinal & Navy Joined Pac-12: President: Dr. Robert Robbins Faculty Rep: Jory Hancock SWA: Erika Barnes Head Coach: Jay Johnson Career Record: (5 years) Arizona Record: (2 years) Pac-12 Record: (2 years) Office: (520) Fax: (520) Assistant Coaches: Sergio Brown, Dave Lawn Volunteer Assistant Coach: Marc Wanaka Stadium: Hi Corbett Field (9,500) Press Box Phone: SID: Jeremy Sharpe Office: (520) Fax: (520) Baseball SID: Daniel Berk Cell: (310) Online: Local Radio: KCUB (1290 AM) Ticket Office: (520) Starting Position Players R/L: 5/4 Starting Pitchers R/L: 3/3 Letterwinners R/L: 20/ ARIZONA ROSTER N0. NAME POS. B/T HT. WT. YR HOMETOWN/HIGHSCHOOL/LAST SCHOOL 1 Kobe Kato INF S/R Fr. Aiea, Hawaii /Aiea HS 3 Donta Williams OF L/L Fr. Las Vegas, Nev. /Legacy HS 4 Gil Luna LHP L/L Fr. Casa Grande, Ariz. /Casa Grande Union HS 5 Travis Moniot INF S/R Jr. Palm Desert, Calif. /Orange Coast JC/Oregon 6 Ryan Haug C/OF R/R Sr. Rohnert Park, Calif. /Santa Rosa JC 8 Cal Stevenson OF L/L Sr. Fremont, Calif. /Chabot College/Nevada 10 Jacob Blas INF R/R Fr. Carlsbad, Calif. /San Marcos HS 12 Cesar Salazar C L/R Jr. Hermosillo, Mexico /Sahuaro HS 13 Nick Quintana INF R/R So. Las Vegas, Nev. /Arbor View HS 14 Jonathan Guardado RHP R/R Fr. La Puente, Calif. /Nogales HS 15 Cody Deason RHP R/R Jr. Ojai, Calif. /Nordhoff HS 16 Mitchell Morimoto OF R/R Sr. Issaquah, Wash. /Mesa CC/Issaquah HS 17 Randy Labaut LHP L/L So. Downey, Calif. /Downey HS 18 Ryan Gowens RHP R/R Sr. Phoenix, Ariz. /Phoenix College/Deer Valley HS 19 Zach Sherman RHP R/R Fr. Ramona, Calif. /Ramona HS 20 Roman Phansalkar RHP R/R Fr. Edmond, Okla. /Heritage Hall HS 21 Seve Romo RHP R/R Sr. Fullerton, Calif. /East LA CC/San Diego 22 Matt Fraizer OF L/R So. Fresno, Calif. /Clovis HS 23 Robby Medel RHP R/R Sr. Grand Prairie, Texas /TCU/Bowie HS 24 Matthew Dyer UTL R/R RS-So. Glendale, Ariz. /Oregon/Mountain Ridge HS 25 Alfonso Rivas 1B/LHP L/L Jr. San Diego, Calif. /La Jolla Country Day 26 Michael Flynn RHP R/R Jr. Los Alamitos, Calif. /Servite HS 27 Avery Weems LHP L/L Jr. Flagstaff, Ariz. /Yavapai JC/Coconino HS 28 Blake Paugh OF R/R Fr. Scottsdale, Ariz. /Chaparral HS 29 Jake Meyer C R/R Fr. Scottsdale, Ariz. /Desert Mountain HS 30 Preston Price RHP L/R So. Oceanside, Calif. /Cathedral Catholic HS 31 Cameron Haskell RHP/INF L/R Jr. Temecula, Calif. /Palomar JC/UC-Riverside 33 Austin Nichols RHP R/R Fr. Queen Creek, Ariz. /Queen Creek HS 34 Juan Aguilera RHP R/R Sr. Sierra Vista, Ariz. /Cochise College/Buena HS 35 Cameron Cannon INF R/R So. Glendale, Ariz. /Mountain Ridge HS 36 Tylor Megill RHP R/R Sr. Seal Beach, Calif. /Cypress College/ Los Alamitos HS 37 Michael Benson C/1B R/R So. Vista, Calif. /Palomar JC 40 Quinn Flanagan RHP R/R Fr. Chandler, Ariz. /Corona del Sol HS 43 Jason Seever LHP R/L Sr. Hayward, Calif. /Santa Clara/Castro Valley HS 44 Tate Soderstrom OF/1B L/R Fr. Turlock, Calif. /Turlock HS 45 Zach Stone RHP R/R Sr. Eureka, Calif. /UC-Davis/Eureka HS 46 Josh Haley LHP L/L Fr. Lakewood, Calif. /Gahr HS Jay Johnson Career Record: (5 years) Record at Arizona: (2 years) On June 8, 2015, Jay Johnson was named head coach of the Arizona Wildcats after Andy Lopez retired. In two seasons he has amassed an record, and is the first coach in school history to lead his team to the NCAA Tournament in each of his first two seasons as head coach. His 2017 squad (38-21) advanced to the NCAA Lubbock Regional and was ranked in the top 25 all season as one of the top offensive teams in the country. In his first season at the helm, led Arizona to 49 wins, the second-most in school history, an NCAA Lafayette Regional Championship, an NCAA Starkville Super Regional Championship and an appearance in the NCAA College World Series Finals, staving off elimination three separate times in Omaha. Arizona finished No. 2 in the country in all five major top 25 polls after being picked to finish ninth in the Pac-12 Preseason Coaches Poll in ABCA West Region Coach of the Year. DATE...OPPONENT...TIME Feb Bryant...5:00 p.m. Feb Bryant...5:00 p.m. Feb Bryant... 11:00 am Feb vs. Arkansas...7:00 p.m. Feb vs. San Diego State...6:00 p.m. Feb vs. Michigan...1:00 p.m. Feb vs. San Diego...2:00 p.m. Feb New Mexico State...5:00 p.m. Mar vs. Minnesota...5:00 p.m. Mar vs. Illinois...1:00 p.m. Mar vs. Michigan State... 8:00 am Mar San Diego State...5:00 p.m. Mar Dakota State...5:00 p.m. Mar Dakota State...1:00 p.m. Mar Dakota State...1:00 p.m. Mar at Arizona State*...7:00 p.m. Mar at Washington*...6:05 p.m. Mar at Washington*...2:05 p.m. Mar at Washington*...1:05 p.m. Mar New Mexico State...6:00 p.m. Mar Washington State*...6:00 p.m. Mar Washington State*...6:00 p.m. Mar Washington State*...1:00 p.m. Mar Nicholls...6:00 p.m. Mar Nicholls...6:00 p.m. Mar Nicholls...1:00 p.m. Apr at New Mexico...5:00 p.m. Apr Oregon State*...7:00 p.m. Apr Oregon State*...7:00 p.m. Apr Oregon State*...12:00 p.m. Apr Grand Canyon...7:00 p.m. Apr at USC*...7:00 p.m SCHEDULE DATE...OPPONENT...TIME Apr at USC*...2:00 p.m. Apr at USC*...2:00 p.m. Apr BYU...6:00 p.m. Apr Stanford*...7:00 p.m. Apr Stanford*...7:00 p.m. Apr Stanford*...12:00 p.m. Apr at Utah*...5:00 p.m. Apr at Utah*...12:00 p.m. Apr at Utah*...12:00 p.m. Apr at Utah Valley...6:00 p.m. May 3... UCLA*...6:00 p.m. May 4... UCLA*...7:00 p.m. May 5... UCLA*...3:30 p.m. May 8... Grand Canyon...6:00 p.m. May at California*...7:05 p.m. May at California*...6:05 p.m. May at California...1:05 p.m. May at Sacramento State...6:00 p.m. May Arizona State*...6:00 p.m. May Arizona State*...7:00 p.m. May Arizona State*...4:30 p.m. May at Oregon*...7:00 p.m. May at Oregon*...7:00 p.m. May at Oregon*...3:00 p.m. * - Pac-12 Conference Game 10

13 ARIZONA 2017 BATTING Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD% JJ Matijevic Alfonso Rivas Mitchell Morimoto Jared Oliva Cal Stevenson Nick Quintana Cesar Salazar Kyle Lewis Randy Labaut Shane Martinez Sawyer Gieseke Casey Bowman Cameron Cannon Louis Boyd Cory Voss Matt Fraizer Ryan Haug Seve Romo Michael Hoard JC Cloney Rio Gomez Totals Opponents PITCHING Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA Cameron Ming JC Cloney J. Cloney Preston Price Robby Medel Michael Flynn Luke Soroko Cody Deason Randy Labaut Rio Gomez Ryan Gowens Tylor Megill Juan Aguilera Austin Schnabel Landon Faulkner Seve Romo Alfonso Rivas Totals Opponents ARIZONA VS. THE PAC-12* ARIZONA STATE (.538) CALIFORNIA (.585) OREGON (.597) OREGON STATE (.507) STANFORD (.404) UCLA (.796) USC (.459) UTAH (.824) WASHINGTON (.550) WASHINGTON STATE (.629) *According to Arizona's historical records. WILDCATS IN THE POSTSEASON NCAA Regional Appearances (39): 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1966, 1970, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1989, 1992, 1993, 1999, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2016, College World Series Appearances (17): 1954, 1955, 1956, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1963, 1966, 1970, 1976, 1979, 1980, 1985, 1986, 2004, 2012, National Titles (4): 1976, 1980, 1986, RESULTS (38-21, 16-14/4th) Date... Opponent...Results Feb Eastern Kentucky...W, 6-1 Feb Eastern Kentucky...W, Feb Eastern Kentucky...W, 18-4 Feb Eastern Kentucky...W, 9-8 Feb McNeese State...W, 9-3 Feb McNeese State...W, 8-3 Feb McNeese State...W, 12-3 Feb McNeese State...W, 12-5 Mar vs Arkansas...W, 3-1 Mar vs Oklahoma State...W, 10-9 Mar vs Nebraska...L, 0-1 Mar at Texas Tech...L, 1-13 Mar Hartford...W, 21-5 Mar Hartford...W, 25-3 Mar Hartford...W, Mar at Cal State Fullerton...L, 0-4 Mar at UCLA*...W, 19-4 Mar at UCLA*...W, 4-3 Mar at UCLA*...L, 7-8 Mar New Mexico State...W, 6-3 Mar at Oregon State*...L, 3-4 Mar at Oregon State*...L, 4-5 Mar at Oregon State*...L, 7-11 Mar Grand Canyon...W, 3-2 Mar USC*...W, 9-4 Apr USC*...W, 5-1 Apr USC*...W, 8-1 Apr Arizona State*...W, 11-2 Apr at Washington State*...W, 19-5 Apr at Washington State*...L, 3-9 Apr at Washington State*...W, 6-5 Apr at Grand Canyon...W, 7-3 Apr Oregon*...L, 4-8 Apr Oregon*...W, 5-4 Date... Opponent...Results Apr Oregon*...W, 18-4 Apr Utah*...L, 5-12 Apr Utah*...L, 3-7 Apr Utah*...L, 2-4 Apr New Mexico State...W, 11-2 Apr at Stanford*...L, 2-3 Apr at Stanford*...L, 3-4 Apr at Stanford*...L, 1-3 May 1... at Santa Clara...W, May 5... Washington*...W, 5-4 May 6... Washington*...W, 3-1 May 7... Washington*...W, May 9... Arizona State*...L, May at Col. of Charleston...L, 1-3 May at Col. of Charleston...W, 4-3 May at Col. of Charleston...W, 6-1 May at Arizona State*...W, 6-5 May at Arizona State*...W, 3-1 May at Arizona State*...W, 9-5 May California*...W, 10-3 May California*...L, 6-9 May California*...L, 4-7 Jun vs Sam Houston State^...L, 4-5 Jun vs Delaware^...W, 6-5 Jun vs Sam Houston State^...L, 3-9 * - Pac-12 Conference Game ^ - NCAA Regional 11

14 ARIZONA STATE SUN DEVIL FACTS Location: Tempe, Ariz. Founded/Enrollment: 1885/103,410 Colors: Maroon & Gold Joined Pac-12: President: Dr. Michael Crow Faculty Rep: Jeffrey Wilson Athletic Director: Ray Anderson SWA: Deana Garner-Smith Head Coach: Tracy Smith Career Record: (21 years) Arizona State Record: (3 years) Pac-12 Record: (3 years) Office: (480) Fax: (480) Assistant Coaches: Ben Greenspan, Mike Cather Stadium: Phoenix Municipal Stadium (5,300) Press Box Phone: SID: Doug Tammaro Office: (480) Fax: (480) Baseball SID: Jeremy Hawkes Cell: Online: Local Radio: KDUS (1060) Ticket Office: (480) Starting Position Players R/L: 7/7 Starting Pitchers R/L: 12/7 Letterwinners R/L: 19/ ARIZONA STATE ROSTER NO. NAME POS. B/T HT. WT. YR HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL/LAST SCHOOL 3 Chaz Montoya LHP L/L So. Glendale, Ariz. /Centennial 5 Alika Williams INF R/R Fr. San Diego, Calif. /Rancho Bernardo 6 Drew Swift INF R/R Fr. Chandler, Ariz. /Hamilton 8 Alec Marsh RHP R/R So. Milwaukee, Wis. /Ronald Reagan 9 Sam Ferri C R/R So. Norridge, Ill. /Notre Dame College Prep 10 Jeremy McCuin INF S/R Jr. Gilbert, Ariz. /Perry 11 Connor Higgins LHP R/L Jr. Orefield, Pa. /Parkland 12 Gage Canning OF L/R Jr. Ramona, Calif. /Ramona 14 Gage Workman INF S/R Fr. Queen Creek, Ariz. /Basha 15 Eli Lingos LHP L/L Sr. Temecula, Calif. /Great Oak 16 Zach Hogueisson OF L/R Fr. El Cajon, Calif. /Christian 17 Ryan Hingst RHP R/R Sr. El Paso, Texas /Franklin 18 Trevor Hauver INF L/R Fr. Chandler, Ariz. /Perry 19 Boyd Vander Kooi RHP R/R Fr. Mesa, Ariz. /Skyline 20 Spencer Torkelson INF R/R Fr. Petaluma, Calif. /Casa Grande 21 Carter Aldrete INF R/R So. Monterey, Calif. /Monterey 22 Fitz Stadler RHP R/R Jr. Glenview, Ill. /Glenbrook South 23 Jake Godfrey RHP R/R Sr. New Lenox, Ill. /Providence Catholic/LSU/NW Florida St. 24 Hunter Bishop OF L/R So. Palo Alto, Calif. /Serra 25 Zane Strand RHP R/R RS-Fr. Chandler, Ariz. /Hamilton 26 Sam Romero RHP R/R Jr. Phoenix, Ariz. /Carl Hayden/Phoenix College 27 Lyle Lin C R/R So. Taipei, Taiwan /JSerra Catholic 28 Scott Mehan OF R/R Fr. Scottsdale, Ariz. /Cactus Shadows 29 Grant Schneider RHP R/R Sr. Austin, Texas /Lake Travis 30 Brady Corrigan RHP R/R Fr. Plainfield, Ill. /Plainfield 31 Drake Davis RHP R/R Fr. Highlands Ranch, Colo. /Ralston Valley 35 Adisyn Coffey INF R/R Fr. Albany, Ind. /Delta 36 Colby Davis RHP R/R Fr. Scottsdale, Ariz. /Chaparral 37 Myles Denson OF R/R So. Las Vegas, Nev. /Bishop Gorman 38 Tanner West LHP L/L So. Albuquerque, N.M. /Volcano Vista 39 Hunter Jump OF L/R Fr. Aliso Viejo, Calif. /Aliso Niguel 40 Luke Leisenring C S/R Fr. Golden, Colo. /Ralston Valley 41 Dellan Raish LHP L/L RS-Fr. Cave Creek, Ariz. /Cactus Shadows 44 Spencer Van Scoyoc LHP L/L So. Cedar Rapids, Iowa /Jefferson 47 Taylor Lane OF R/R Sr. Chesapeake, Va. /IMG/Florida/NW Florida St. Tracy Smith Career Record: (21 years) Record at Arizona State: (3 years) Arizona State's fifth head baseball coach in program history. Led the Sun Devils to the NCAA Regional in his first two years as head coach. Arrived in Tempe with 18 years of collegiate head coaching experience including nine years at Miami University (Ohio) and nine at Indiana, where he was a two-time Big Ten Coach of the Year. Named NCBWA National Coach of the Year in Has seen 75 of his players selected in the MLB Draft, including 68 draftees since 2000 and 32 in the first 10 rounds. He has mentored 43 Major League Baseball draft picks over the past eight seasons, including the fourth overall pick in the 2014 Major League Baseball June Amateur Draft (Kyle Schwarber) and three firstround selections in the 2009 MLB June Draft (Eric Arnett, Josh Phegley, Matt Bashore). One of just eight coaches in history to bring three different DI schools to an NCAA Regional. DATE... OPPONENT...TIME Feb Miami (Ohio)...5:30 p.m. Feb Miami (Ohio)...3:30 p.m. Feb Miami (Ohio)...12:00 p.m. Feb Miami (Ohio)...11:30 a.m. Feb Saint Mary's (Calif.)...5:30 p.m. Feb Saint Mary's (Calif.)...12:00 p.m. Feb Saint Mary's (Calif.)...11:30 a.m. Feb at Long Beach State...2:56 p.m. Feb at Long Beach State...2:56 p.m. Mar Oklahoma State...5:30 p.m. Mar Oklahoma State...5:30 p.m. Mar Oklahoma State...11:00 a.m. Mar at Pepperdine...3:10 p.m. Mar UNCW...5:30 p.m. Mar UNCW...5:30 p.m. Mar UNCW...12:30 p.m. Mar Arizona*...7:00 p.m. Mar Oregon*...6:30 p.m. Mar Oregon*...6:30 p.m. Mar Oregon*...12:30 p.m. Mar UNLV...6:30 p.m. Mar at UCLA*...7:00 p.m. Mar at UCLA*...1:00 p.m. Mar at UCLA*...12:00 p.m. Mar at Washington State*...6:00 p.m. Mar at Washington State*...5:00 p.m. Mar at Washington State*...12:00 p.m. Apr Cal State Fullerton...6:30 p.m. Apr Cal State Fullerton...6:30 p.m. Apr USC*...6:30 p.m SCHEDULE DATE... OPPONENT...TIME Apr USC*...6:30 p.m. Apr USC*...12:30 p.m. Apr at UNLV*...3:19 p.m. Apr at Stanford*...6:05 p.m. Apr at Stanford*...1:05 p.m. Apr at Stanford*...1:05 p.m. Apr Utah*...6:30 p.m. Apr Utah*...6:30 p.m. Apr Utah*...12:30 p.m. Apr New Mexico State...6:30 p.m. Apr at Oregon State*...5:35 p.m. Apr at Oregon State*...1:35 p.m. Apr at Oregon State*...1:05 p.m. May 4... Washington*...6:30 p.m. May 5... Washington*...6:30 p.m. May 6... Washington*...12:30 p.m. May 9... at San Diego...3:19 p.m. May Pacific...1:00 p.m. May Pacific...6:30 p.m. May at Arizona*...6:00 p.m. May at Arizona*...7:00 p.m. May at Arizona*...4:30 p.m. May California*...7:00 p.m. May California*...6:00 p.m. May California*...12:00 p.m. * - Pac-12 Conference Game 12

15 ASU VS. THE PAC-12* ARIZONA (.462) CALIFORNIA (.640) OREGON (.645) OREGON STATE (.578) STANFORD (.517) UCLA (.615) USC (.512) UTAH (.776) WASHINGTON (.627) WASHINGTON STATE (.767) *According to Arizona State s historical records. SUN DEVILS IN THE POSTSEASON NCAA Regional Appearances (39): 1964, 1965, 1967, 1969, 1972, 1973, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2015, College World Series Appearances (22): 1964, 1965, 1967, 1969, 1972, 1973, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1981, 1983, 1984, 1987, 1988, 1993, 1994, 1998, 2005, 2007, 2009, National Titles (5): 1965, 1967, 1969, 1977, BATTING ARIZONA STATE Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD% Gage Canning Hunter Bishop Lyle Lin Carter Aldrete Jeremy McCuin Spencer Van Scoyoc Andrew Shaps Zach Cerbo Nick Cheema Taylor Lane Andrew Snow Tyler Williams Myles Denson Ryan Lillard Jackson Willeford Sam Ferri Sebastian Zawada Reagan Todd Chaz Montoya Eder Erives Eli Lingos Garvin Alston Totals Opponents PITCHING Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA Eder Erives Eli Lingos Chaz Montoya Sam Ferri Tanner West Spencer Van Scoyoc Connor Higgins Fitz Stadler Jake Godfrey James Ryan Ryan Hingst Reagan Todd Grant Schneider Alec Marsh Garvin Alston Zach Dixon Zane Strand Chris Isbell Totals Opponents RESULTS (23-32, 8-22/11th) DATE... OPPONENT... RESULT Feb western...w, 4-3 Feb western...w, 3-1 Feb western...w, 6-2 Feb Oklahoma State...L, 4-18 Feb at TCU...W, 13-9 Feb at TCU...L, 4-8 Feb at TCU...L, 2-5 Feb New Mexico State...W, 12-5 Mar LMU...W, 2-1 Mar LMU...L, 2-3 Mar LMU...L, 5-8 Mar Cal State Fullerton...L, 4-10 Mar Cal State Fullerton...L, 4-13 Mar Long Beach State...W, 7-6 Mar Long Beach State...W, 9-4 Mar Long Beach State...W, 8-5 Mar Oregon State*...L, 0-2 Mar Oregon State*...L, 1-10 Mar Oregon State*...L, 0-4 Mar at USC*...L, 4-5 Mar at USC*...W, 7-1 Mar at USC*...L, 4-7 Mar UNLV...W, 5-4 Mar UCLA*...L, 3-9 Apr UCLA*...W, 5-4 Apr UCLA*...L, 4-17 Apr at Arizona*...L, 2-11 Apr at California*...L, 6-9 Apr at California*...L, 4-6 Apr at California*...L, 2-10 Apr Washington State*...W, 6-5 Apr Washington State*...W, 10-7 Apr Washington State*...W, 5-4 DATE... OPPONENT... RESULT Apr at UNLV...L, Apr CSU Bakersfield...W, 12-6 Apr CSU Bakersfield...W, 4-2 Apr CSU Bakersfield...L, 6-8 Apr at Oregon*...L, 0-2 Apr at Oregon*...W, 4-3 Apr at Oregon*...L, 2-3 May 5... Stanford*...L, 5-7 May 6... Stanford*...L, 8-13 May 7... Stanford*...W, 9-6 May 9... at Arizona*...W, May at Washington*...L, 0-4 May at Washington*...W, 8-5 May at Washington*...L, 0-4 May at Seattle...W, 6-4 May Arizona*...L, 5-6 May Arizona*...L, 1-3 May Arizona*...L, 5-9 May at Utah*...L, 0-2 May at Utah*...L, 4-7 May at Utah*...L, * - Pac-12 Conference Game 13

16 CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEAR FACTS Location: Berkeley, Calif. Founded/Enrollment: 1868/35,409 Colors: Blue & Gold Joined Pac-12: Chancellor: Carol Christ Faculty Rep: Bob Jacobsen Athletic Director: Michael Williams SWA: Jenny Simon-O'Neill Head Coach: Mike Neu Career Record: (2 years) California Record: 0-0 (1st year) Pac-12 Record: 0-0 (1st year) Office: (510) Fax: (510) Assistant Coaches: Noah Jackson, Pat Shine, Damon Lessler Stadium: Evans Diamond (2,500) Press Box Phone: (510) SID: Herb Benenson Office: (510) Fax: (510) Baseball SID: Ben Enos Cell: Online: Local Radio: KALX (90.7 FM) Ticket Office: (800) GO-BEARS Starting Position Players R/L: 7/2 Starting Pitchers R/L: 4/0 Letterwinners R/L: 22/ CALIFORNIA ROSTER NO. NAME POS. B/T HT. WT. YR HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL/LAST SCHOOL 1 Sam Wezniak INF R/R Fr. Carlsbad, Calif. /Sage Creek HS 2 Darren Baker INF L/R Fr. Granite Bay, Calif. /Jesuit HS 3 Max Flower OF R/R So. Lafayette, Calif. /Campolindo HS 4 Ripken Reyes INF S/R Jr. Stockton, Calif. /Saint Mary s HS 6 Tyrus Greene C L/R Jr. San Diego, Calif. /St. Augustine HS 8 Sam Cachola OF R/R Fr. Irvine, Calif. /wood HS 9 Cameron Eden INF R/R So. Yuba City, Calif. /Yuba City HS 10 Tanner Dodson RHP/OF S/R Jr. Elk Grove, Calif. /Jesuit HS 14 Jonah Davis OF L/R Jr. La Jolla, Calif. /Francis W. Parker HS 15 Jeffrey Mitchell Jr. OF R/R Jr. Pleasant Hill, Calif. /College Park HS 16 Joey Matulovich RHP R/R Jr. Danville, Calif. /San Ramon Valley HS 17 Zach Espinosa RHP R/R Fr. Irvine, Calif. /Beckman HS 18 Matt Ruff C/UTIL R/R Sr. Yorba Linda, Calif. /Valencia HS 19 Conner Bock INF L/R So. Newport Coast, Calif. /Sage Hill HS 20 Andrew Vaughn INF/RHP R/R So. Santa Rosa, Calif. /Maria Carrillo HS 21 Jared Horn RHP R/R So. Napa, Calif. /Vintage HS 23 Carson Olson RHP R/R Fr. Clovis, Calif. /Buchanan HS 24 Matt Ladrech LHP L/L Sr. Lafayette, Calif. /Campolindo HS 25 Korey Lee C R/R So. Vista, Calif. /Vista HS 26 Quentin Selma INF L/R Fr. Clovis, Calif. /Buchanan HS 27 Rogelio Reyes RHP R/R So. Union City, Calif. /James Logan HS 28 Tommy Henderson INF R/R RS-Fr. Lafayette, Calif. /Acalanes HS 29 Jack Wolger LHP L/L So. Folsom, Calif. /Jesuit HS 30 Cole Lemmel OF R/R Jr. San Diego, Calif. /Point Loma HS 32 Andrew Buckley RHP R/R RS-Sr. Concord, Calif. /De la Salle HS 33 Erik Martinez RHP R/R Sr. West Covina, Calif. /South Hills HS 35 Aaron Shortridge RHP R/R Jr. Napa, Calif. /Vintage HS 36 Connor Mack OF R/R Fr. San Jose, Calif. /Bellarmine College Prep 39 Reuben Drogin RHP R/R Fr. Berkeley, Calif. / Berkeley HS 40 Arman Sabouri LHP L/L So. San Jose, Calif. /Branham HS 41 Connor Jackson RHP R/R Jr. Orinda, Calif. /Miramonte HS 44 Zayne Patino LHP L/L Sr. San Jose, Calif. /Mission College 45 Kevin Flemer RHP R/R Sr. El Cerrito, Calif. /Oregon State 48 John Lagattuta OF/C L/R Fr. Davis, Calif. /Davis HS 49 Brandon Mcilwain OF R/R So. Newton, Pa. /Sourth Carolina 51 Conor Neumann LHP L/L Sr. Danville, Calif. / San Ramon Valley MIKE NEU Career Record: (2 years) Record at California: 0-0 (1st year) Former Golden Bears pitching coach and major league pitcher, Mike Neu became the 11th head coach in program history on July 5, Established himself as one of the Pac-12's top pitching coaches and recruiters as Cal's pitching coach from 2012 to Under his tutelage, the 2015 Bears compiled a team ERA of 3.03, the second-best mark for a Cal pitching staff since Neu returns to Berkeley after two years as head coach at the University of the Pacific where he guided a rebuilding Tigers program to 40 wins over his two seasons. That turnaround started immediately in 2015 as Pacific won 12 WCC games for the program's second-most conference wins since Served as head coach at Diablo Valley College from and led the Vikings to an record and two Big 8 Conference titles. DATE...OPPONENT... TIME Feb vs. Cincinnati... 2:00 p.m. Feb vs. Cincinnati... 1:00 p.m. Feb at San Diego... 6:00 p.m. Feb CSU Bakersfield... 7:05 p.m. Feb CSU Bakersfield... 2:05 p.m. Feb CSU Bakersfield... 6:05 p.m. Feb CSU Bakersfield... 1:05 p.m. Mar at Baylor... 1:00 p.m. Mar Louisiana Tech... 12:00 p.m. Mar at Texas A&M... 9:00 a.m. Mar Xavier... 7:05 p.m. Mar Brown... 7:05 p.m. Mar Brown... 2:05 p.m. Mar Brown... 6:05 p.m. Mar Brown... 1:05 p.m. Mar at San Francisco... 4:27 p.m. Mar Oregon State*... 7:05 p.m. Mar Oregon State*... 3:05 p.m. Mar Oregon State*... 1:05 p.m. Mar at Oregon*... 6:00 p.m. Mar at Oregon*... 2:00 p.m. Mar at Oregon*... 12:00 p.m. Mar UC Davis... 7:05 p.m. Mar UCLA*... 7:05 p.m. Mar UCLA*... 6:05 p.m. Mar UCLA*... 2:05 p.m. Apr Utah*... 6:05 p.m. Apr Utah*... 7:05 p.m. Apr Utah*... 2:05 p.m. Apr San Francisco... 7:00 p.m SCHEDULE DATE...OPPONENT... TIME Apr at Washington State*... 5:00 p.m. Apr at Washington State*... 2:00 p.m. Apr at Washington State*... 1:00 p.m. Apr Santa Clara... 7:05 p.m. Apr Washington*... 7:05 p.m. Apr Washington*... 4:05 p.m. Apr Washington*... 12:05 p.m. Apr Sacramento State... 7:05 p.m. Apr at Stanford*... 7:00 p.m. Apr at Stanford*... 7:00 p.m. Apr at Stanford*... 7:00 p.m. May 1... BYU... 7:05 p.m. May 4... at USC*... 6:00 p.m. May 5... at USC*... 2:00 p.m. May 6... at USC*... 1:00 p.m. May Arizona*... 7:05 p.m. May Arizona*... 6:05 p.m. May Arizona*... 1:05 p.m. May at Creighton... 4:30 p.m. May at Creighton... 4:30 p.m. May at Creighton... 10:00 a.m. May at Arizona State*... 7:00 p.m. May at Arizona State*... 6:00 p.m. May at Arizona State*... 12:00 p.m. * - Pac-12 Conference Game 14

17 2017 BATTING CALIFORNIA Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD% Andrew Vaughn Jeffr Mitchell Jr Tyrus Greene Cameron Eden Tanner Dodson Jonah Davis Denis Karas Andrew Deaver Preston Grand Pre Matt Ruff Korey Lee Max Flower Conner Bock Lorenz Hampton Jr Ripken Reyes Anthony Walters Austen Swift Kyle Sanchez Cole Lemmel Totals Opponents PITCHING Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA Jared Horn Joey Matulovich Max Flower Aaron Shortridge Erik Martinez Ian Lutz Andrew Buckley Matt Ladrech Jack Wolger Tanner Dodson Zayne Patino Jack Cosca Arman Sabouri Andrew Vaughn Rogelio Reyes Akaash Agarwal Connor Jackson Kevin Flemer Lorenz Hampton Jr Totals Opponents CAL VS. THE PAC-12* ARIZONA (.415) ARIZONA STATE (.360) OREGON (.481) OREGON STATE (.476) STANFORD (.461) UCLA (.497) USC (.393) UTAH (.762) WASHINGTON (.538) WASHINGTON STATE (.576) *According to California s historical records. GOLDEN BEARS IN THE POSTSEASON NCAA Regional Appearances (13): 1947, 1957, 1980, 1985, 1988, 1991, 1992, 1995, 2001, 2008, 2010, 2011, College World Series Appearances(6): 1947, 1957, 1980, 1988, 1992, National Titles (2): 1947, RESULTS (25-29,15-15/6th) DATE...OPPONENT... RESULT Feb Cal Poly...W, 4-3 Feb Cal Poly...L, 4-6 Feb Cal Poly...W, 8-1 Feb at Texas Tech...L, 2-4 Feb at Texas Tech...L, 2-3 Feb at Texas Tech...L, 1-5 Feb at Texas Tech...L, 2-11 Mar Gonzaga...L, 2-5 Mar Gonzaga...W, 8-7 Mar Gonzaga...L, 3-8 Mar Gonzaga...W, 9-5 Mar at Pepperdine...W, 12-7 Mar at Pepperdine...W, 3-2 Mar at Pepperdine...W, 3-1 Mar Minnesota...W, 7-1 Mar at UCLA*...L, 4-9 Mar at UCLA*...L, 0-20 Mar at UCLA*...L, 5-9 Mar Long Beach State...L, 1-3 Mar Oregon*...L, 1-7 Mar Oregon*...L, 2-13 Mar Oregon*...W, 4-1 Mar Washington State*...W, 12-2 Apr Washington State*...W, 7-2 Apr Washington State*...W, 9-5 Apr At Stanford...L, 4-8 Apr Arizona State*...W, 9-6 Apr Arizona State*...W, 6-4 Apr Arizona State*...W, 10-2 Apr at St. Mary's...L, 7-24 Apr at Utah*...L, 3-9 Apr at Utah*...L, 8-16 Apr at Utah*...W, 8-7 Apr at Stanford...L, 4-6 Apr USC*...W, 13-9 Apr USC*...W, 9-8 Apr USC*...W, 8-6 Apr at San Francisco...L, 2-7 Apr at Washington*...L, 2-5 Apr at Washington*...W, 7-3 Apr at Washington*...L, 1-4 May San Francisco...W, 1-1 May at Oregon State*...L, 0-8 May at Oregon State*...L, May at Oregon State*...L, 2-10 May Stanford*...L, 5-6 May Stanford*...L, 5-8 May Stanford*...W, 5-3 May TCU...L, 0-3 May TCU...L, 4-5 May TCU...W, 8-3 May at Arizona*...L, 3-10 May at Arizona*...W, 9-6 May at Arizona*...W, 7-4 * - Pac-12 Conference Game 15 15

18 OREGON DUCK FACTS Location: Eugene, Ore. Founded/Enrollment: 1876/24,500 Colors: Green and Yellow Joined Pac-12: 2009 President: Michael Schill Faculty Rep: Tim Gleason Athletic Director: Rob Mullens SWA: Lisa Peterson Head Coach: George Horton Career Record: 1, (26 years) Oregon Record: (9 years) Pac-12 Record: (9 years) Office: (541) Fax: (541) Assistant Coaches: Jay Uhlman, Jason Dietrich, Mitch Karraker Stadium: PK Park (4,000) Press Box Phone: (541) SID: Patrick Pierson Office: (541) Fax: Baseball SID: Todd Miles Cell: (541) Online: Local Radio: KSCR 1320/KUJZ 95.3 Ticket Office: WEBFOOT 2018 OREGON ROSTER NO. NAME POS. B/T HT. WT. YR HOMETOWN/LAST SCHOOL 1. Kyle Kasser INF L/R Sr. Brea, Calif. /Brea Olinda HS 2. Braden Stutzman C/OF S/R RS-So. Twin Falls, Idaho /Twin Falls HS 3. Brett Walker RHP R/R Fr. Fresno, Calif. /Clovis HS 4. Cameron Campbell C R/R Jr. Ellensburg, Wash. /Ellensburg HS/ Lower Columbia CC 5. Jonny DeLuca OF S/R Fr. Agoura Hills, Calif. /Agoura HS 6. Daniel Patzlaff INF S/R Sr. Huntington Beach, Calif. /Fountain Valley HS 7. Spencer Steer INF R/R So. Long Beach, Calif. /Millikan HS 9. Ray Soderman C R/R Jr. San Ramon, Calif. /San Ramon Valley HS/College of San Mateo 11. Matt Mercer RHP R/R Jr. Lacey, Wash. /Timberline HS 12. Gabe Matthews INF L/R So. Salem, Ore. /South Salem HS 14. Nico Tellache LHP L/L So. Canby, Ore. /Canby HS 15. Cole Stringer LHP L/L Jr. Portland, Ore. /Central Catholic HS 16. Jacob Bennett RHP R/R RS-So. Tualatin, Ore. /Tualatin HS 18. Isaiah Stolp RHP R/R RS-Jr. Eugene, Ore. /Marist HS/Puget Sound 19. Zack Noll LHP L/L So. Temecula, Calif. /Great Oak HS 20. Parker Kelly RHP R/R Jr. Portland, Ore. /Westview HS 21. Kenyon Yovan RHP/INF R/R So. Beaverton,Ore. /Westview HS 22. Kolby Somers LHP/1B L/L Fr. Hillsboro, Ore. /Century HS 23. Jakob Goldfarb C/OF L/R RS-Jr. Scottsdale, Ariz. /Desert Mountain HS 24. Evan Williams OF R/R Fr. Scottsdale, Ariz. /Horizon HS 25. Taylor Adams OF R/R Jr. Lacey, Wash. /Timberline HS/Tacoma CC 26. Trevor Windisch INF R/R Fr. Huntington Beach, Calif. /Huntington Beach HS 27. Tristan Duncan RHP R/R RS-Fr. Lakeside, Calif. /El Capitan HS 28. James Acuña RHP R/R So. Cypress, Calif. /Cypress HS 29. Ryne Nelson INF/RHP R/R So. Henderson, Nev. /Basic HS 31. Jacob Bravo 1B L/L Fr. Ventura, Calif. /St. Bonaventure HS 32. Peyton Fuller RHP R/R Fr. Ashland, Ore. /Ashland HS 33. Cullen Kafka RHP R/R Fr. Walnut Creek, Calif. /De La Salle HS 34. Jason Drees OF L/L So. Stevenson Ranch, Calif. /West Ranch HS 36. Jesse Hobaica LHP L/L Sr. Tarzana, Calif. /Calabasas HS/LA Valley JC 41. Alex Andranovich OF R/R Fr. Poway, Calif. /Poway HS 46. Taylor Travess OF L/R Sr. Springfield, Ore. /Springfield HS/Mt. Hood CC 47. Hunter Breault RHP R/R Fr. Kapolei, Hawaii /Kamehameha HS Starting Position Players R/L: 4/5 Starting Pitchers R/L: 3/2 Letterwinners R/L: 18/13 GEORGE HORTON Career Record: 1, (26 years) Record at Oregon: (9 years) Coached Oregon to 40-win seasons in three of the last six seasons and made the NCAA Regional in six of the last eight years. At Oregon, coached six players to seven All- America selections, 42 all-conference players, nine collegiate national team players and 44 Major League Baseball draft picks. In 2013, led Oregon to a program-best 48 wins and made the first Super Regional appearance since the program was reinstated in Improved Oregon's record from in 2009 to in The 22-game improvement was the second-best turnaround in the country since the NCAA began tracking the stat in Spent 11 seasons at the helm of Cal State Fullerton, leading the Titans to the 2004 NCAA title. At CSF ( ,.698), led the Titans to six NCAA College World Series appearances, including back-to-back tries in and Five-time Big West Conference Coach of the Year. Most recently coming in 2006, his third 50-win season at the NCAA Division I level. DATE... OPPONENT...TIME Feb vs. Loyola Marymount...2:05 p.m. Feb at UNLV...6:05 p.m. Feb vs. Indiana State... 11:05 a.m. Feb at Portland...6:00 p.m. Feb at Loyola Marymount...6:00 p.m. Feb at Loyola Marymount...6:00 p.m. Feb at Loyola Marymount...1:00 p.m. Feb Seattle...6:00 p.m. Mar. 2...Florida Atlantic...6:00 p.m. Mar. 3...Florida Atlantic...2:00 p.m. Mar. 4...Florida Atlantic...2:00 p.m. Mar. 5...Florida Atlantic...6:00 p.m. Mar. 8...UC Davis...6:00 p.m. Mar. 9...UC Davis...6:00 p.m. Mar UC Davis...2:00 p.m. Mar UC Davis...12:00 p.m. Mar Gonzaga...6:00 p.m. Mar at Arizona State*...6:30 p.m. Mar at Arizona State*...6:30 p.m. Mar at Arizona State*...12:30 p.m. Mar California*...6:00 p.m. Mar California*...2:00 p.m. Mar California*...12:00 p.m. Mar San Francisco...1:00 p.m. Mar at Stanford*...6:05 p.m. Mar at Stanford*...6:05 p.m. Mar at Stanford*...1:05 p.m. Apr. 2...at San Francisco...3:00 p.m. Apr. 6...Washington State*...6:00 p.m. Apr. 7...Washington State*...2:00 p.m SCHEDULE DATE... OPPONENT...TIME Apr. 8...Washington State*...12:00 p.m. Apr Portland...6:00 p.m. Apr at Washington*...4:00 p.m. Apr at Washington*...2:00 p.m. Apr at Washington*...2:00 p.m. Apr at Oregon State*...6:00 p.m. Apr at Oregon State*...4:00 p.m. Apr at Oregon State*...4:00 p.m. Apr USC*...6:00 p.m. Apr USC*...2:00 p.m. Apr USC*...12:00 p.m. May 1...Oregon State*...5:30 p.m. May 4...at UC Irvine...6:30 p.m. May 5...at UC Irvine...2:00 p.m. May 6...at UC Irvine...12:00 p.m. May 8...Oregon State*...5:30 p.m. May 11...Utah*...6:00 p.m. May 12...Utah*...2:00 p.m. May 13...Utah*...12:00 p.m. May 18...at UCLA*...4:00 p.m. May 19...at UCLA*...1:30 p.m. May 20...at UCLA*...12:00 p.m. May 24...Arizona*...7:00 p.m. May 25...Arizona*...7:00 p.m. May 26...Arizona*...3:00 p.m. * - Pac-12 Conference Game 16

19 OREGON 2017 BATTING Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD% Kyle Kasser Gabe Matthews Morgan McCullough Jake Bennett Matthew Dyer Spencer Steer Tim Susnara Taylor Travess Slade Heggen Daniel Patzlaff A.J. Balta Jason Drees Ryne Nelson Braden Stutzman Carson Breshears Kenyon Yovan Matt Mercer Parker Kelly David Peterson Totals Opponents PITCHING Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA David Peterson Matt Mercer Cole Stringer Kenyon Yovan James Acuna Connor Zwetsch Cooper Stiles Brac Warren Ryne Nelson Parker Kelly Isaiah Carranza Zack Noll Joe Reta Nico Tellache Jesse Hobaica Totals Opponents OREGON VS. THE PAC-12* ARIZONA (.403) ARIZONA STATE (.355) CALIFORNIA (.519) OREGON STATE (.476) STANFORD (.353) UCLA (.350) USC (.400) UTAH (.714) WASHINGTON (.525) WASHINGTON STATE (.454) *According to Oregon's historical records. DUCKS IN THE POSTSEASON NCAA Regional Appearances (7): 1954, 1964, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014, College World Series Appearances(1): RESULTS (30-25, 12-18/8th) DATE... OPPONENT... RESULT Feb at Fresno State...L, 1-9 Feb at Fresno State...L, 3-8 Feb at Fresno State...W, 13-1 Feb at Fresno State...W, 3-2 Feb vs. UC Irvine&...W, 11-5 Feb vs. Seton Hall&...W, 1-1 Feb at San Diego&...L, 2-7 Mar. 3...Mississippi State...W, 1-1 Mar. 4...Mississippi State...L, 4-5 Mar. 5...Mississippi State...W, 6-5 Mar. 6...UC Davis...W, 7-2 Mar. 9...Santa Clara...W, 6-2 Mar Santa Clara...W, 2-1 Mar Santa Clara...W, 10-1 Mar Santa Clara...W, 3-1 Mar at California*...W, 7-1 Mar at California*...W, 13-2 Mar at California*...L, 1-4 Mar Washington*...W, 4-3 Mar Washington*...W, 1-1 Mar Washington*...L, 3-12 Mar at Portland...W, 1-1 Mar at Utah*...W, 11-1 Apr. 1...at Utah*...L, 5-11 Apr. 2...at Utah*...L, 1-13 Apr. 3...at BYU...W, 9-6 Apr. 7...UC Irvine...W, 10-1 Apr. 8...UC Irvine...W, 6-3 Apr. 9...UC Irvine...W, 7-2 Apr Portland...W, 6-1 Apr at Arizona*...W, 8-4 Apr at Arizona*...L, 4-5 Apr at Arizona*...L, 4-18 DATE... OPPONENT... RESULT Apr Stanford*...L, 3-4 Apr Stanford*...L, 5-8 Apr Stanford*...L, 4-10 Apr Arizona State*...W, 2-1 Apr Arizona State*...L, 3-4 Apr Arizona State*...W, 3-2 May 2...at Oregon State...L, 1-4 May 6...at Washington State*...L, 1-2 May 6...at Washington State*...W, 8-2 May 7...at Washington State*...L, 5-6 May 9...at Portland...L, 2-3 May 11...Oregon State*...L, 1-6 May 12...Oregon State*...L, 4-5 May 13...Oregon State*...L, 0-1 May 17...LMU...L, 0-4 May 19...at USC*...W, 6-2 May 20...at USC*...L, 9-14 May 21...at USC*...W, 3-2 May 22...at UC Riverside...W, 10-6 May 25...UCLA*...L, 0-6 May 26...UCLA*...W, 2-1 May 27...UCLA*...L, 1-10 * - Pac-12 Conference Game 17

20 OREGON STATE BEAVER FACTS Location: Corvallis, Ore. Founded/Enrollment: 1868/28,886 Colors: Orange & Black Joined Pac-12: President: Dr. Edward Ray Faculty Rep: Joey Spatafora Athletic Director: Scott Barnes SWA: Marianne Vydra Head Coach: Pat Casey Career Record: 1, (29 years) Oregon State Record: (23 years) Pac-12 Record: (23 years) Office: (541) Fax: (541) Associate Head Coach: Pat Bailey Assistant Coaches: Nate Yeskie, Andy Jenkins Stadium: Goss Stadium at Coleman Field Press Box Phone: (541) SID: Steve Fenk Office: (541) Fax: (541) Baseball SID: Hank Hager Cell: (541) Online: Local Radio: KEJO AM 1240 Ticket Office: 800-GO-BEAVS Starting Position Players R/L: 8/1 Starting Pitchers R/L: 2/1 Letterwinners R/L: 19/ OREGON STATE ROSTER NO. NAME POS. B/T HT. WT. YR HOMETOWN/LAST SCHOOL 1 Kyler McMahan IF R/R Fr. Seattle, Wash. /Lynnwood 2 Cadyn Grenier IF R/R Jr. Henderson, Nev. /Bishop Gorman 3 Nick Madrigal IF R/R Jr. Elk Grove, Calif. /Elk Grove 4 Steven Kwan OF L/L Jr. Fremont, Calif. /Washington 6 Joe Casey OF L/L RS-Fr. Corvallis, Ore. /Crescent Valley 7 Tyler Malone IF L/R So. Roseville, Calif. /Woodcreek 9 Andy Armstrong IF R/R So. Salem, Ore. /West Salem 10 Michael Gretler IF/C R/R Sr. Bonney Lake, Wash. /Bonney Lake 11 Trevor Larnach OF L/R Jr. Pleasant Hill, Calif. /College Park 12 Sam Tweedt RHP R/R RS-Jr. Salem, Ore. /South Salem 13 George Mendazona IF L/R So. Redmond, Ore. /Ridgeview 14 Elliot Willy OF R/R RS-Fr. Bend, Ore. /Bend 15 Luke Heimlich LHP L/L Sr. Puyallup, Wash. /Puyallup 16 Zak Taylor IF/C R/R Jr. Sherwood, Ore. /Sherwood 17 Troy Claunch C R/R Fr. Vacaville, Calif. /Vacaville 18 Ryan Ober IF R/R Fr. Snohomish, Wash. /Glacier Park 19 Dakota Donovan RHP R/R RS-Fr. Washington, Utah /Pine View 20 Zach Clayton IF/OF R/R Fr. Oconomowoc, Wis. /Oconomowoc 22 Grant Gambrell RHP L/R So. Clovis, Calif. /Buchanan 23 Kevin Abel RHP R/R Fr. San Diego, Calif. /Madison 24 Nathan Burns RHP R/R Fr. West Bend, Wis. /West Bend West 26 Bryce Fehmel RHP R/R Jr. Agoura Hills, Calif. /Agoura Hills 28 Kyle Nobach OF R/R RS-Sr. Marysville, Wash. /Marysville/Everett CC 29 Jack Anderson OF L/R RS-Sr. Lake Oswego, Ore. /Lake Oswego 30 Zack Zalesky C/IF L/R RS-Fr. Corvallis, Ore. /Corvallis 31 Jordan Britton LHP L/L Jr. Caldwell, Idaho /Caldwell 32 Mitchell Verburg RHP R/R So. Lake Oswego, Ore. /Lake Oswego 33 Preston Jones OF R/R So. Vancouver, Wash. /Mountain View 34 Christian Chamberlain LHP/OF L/L Fr. Reno, Nev. /Reno 35 Adley Rutschman C/IF S/R So. Sherwood, Ore. /Sherwood 37 Brandon Eisert LHP L/L So. Beaverton, Ore. /Aloha 38 Jake Mulholland LHP L/L So. Snohomish, Wash. /Snohomish 40 Michael Attalah RHP R/R Fr. Redmond, Wash. /Cedar Park Christian 44 Alex McGarry IF/OF L/L So. Vancouver, Wash. /Columbia River/Tacoma CC 45 Cade Warren RHP R/R RS-Fr. Miles City, Mont. /Custer County District 46 Darius Foster OF L/R Fr. Atlanta, Ga. /Norcross 47 Jordan Mambaje C R/R Fr. Boring, Ore. /Clackamas 48 Logan Hatley LHP L/L RS-Jr. Dallas, Ore. /Dallas 49 Dylan Pearce RHP L/R Jr. Central Point, Ore. /Crater/Southwestern Oregon CC 51 Zach Busalacchi IF R/R Fr. Anaheim, Calif. / Orange Lutheran PAT CASEY Career Record: 1, (29 years) Record at Oregon State: (23 years) Led Oregon State to a school-record 56 victories (56-6) in 2017 and posted a.903 winning percentage, which is tied for the fourth-best mark in NCAA Division I history. OSU's all-time leader in career victories, Casey led the team to its 17th postseason in 2017, including the sixth College World Series apperance and his fifth since The Beavers hold a (.624) postseason record with Casey claiming 53 of those victories. Named National Coach of the Year for the second consecutive season in 2007 after his second straight College World Series title. Named National and Pac-10 Coach of the Year in 2006 after he led Oregon State to its first national title, their second NCAA championship all-time (men's cross country, 1961). A 1990 graduate of George Fox College, he played at Portland from , earning first team Pac-10 honors as an outfielder in 1979 and A 10th-round pick by San Diego in He played seven seasons, reaching Class AAA ball with the Calgary Cannons in and the Portland Beavers in DATE...OPPONENT... TIME Feb vs. New Mexico...12:00 p.m. Feb vs. Gonzaga...12:00 p.m. Feb vs. Cal Poly...12:00 p.m. Feb vs. New Mexico...1:00 p.m. Feb vs. Nebraska...12:00 p.m. Feb vs. Ohio State...12:00 p.m. Feb vs. Nebraska...3:00 p.m. Feb vs. Ohio State...8:00 a.m. Mar. 2...Hartford...5:35 p.m. Mar. 3...Hartford...1:05 p.m. Mar. 3...Hartford...4:05 p.m. Mar. 4...Hartford...12:05 p.m. Mar. 6...Portland...5:05 p.m. Mar. 9...Cal State Fullerton...5:35 p.m. Mar Cal State Fullerton...1:00 p.m. Mar Cal State Fullerton...12:00 p.m. Mar at California*...7:05 p.m. Mar at California*...3:05 p.m. Mar at California*...1:05 p.m. Mar Washington*...7:00 p.m. Mar Washington*...1:35 p.m. Mar Washington*...3:00 p.m. Mar at Utah*...5:00 p.m. Mar at Utah*...5:00 p.m. Mar at Utah*...12:00 p.m. Apr. 2...Nevada...6:35 p.m. Apr. 3...Nevada...5:35 p.m. Apr. 6...at Arizona*...7:00 p.m. Apr. 7...at Arizona*...7:00 p.m. Apr. 8...at Arizona*...12:00 p.m. Apr at Missouri State...1:00 p.m SCHEDULE DATE...OPPONENT... TIME Apr at Missouri State...9:00 a.m. Apr at Missouri State...4:30 p.m. Apr Oregon*...6:00 p.m. Apr Oregon*...4:00 p.m. Apr Oregon*...4:00 p.m. Apr at Portland...5:00 p.m. Apr Arizona State*...5:35 p.m. Apr Arizona State*...1:35 p.m. Apr Arizona State*...1:05 p.m. May 1...at Oregon*...5:30 p.m. May 4...at Washington State*...5:00 p.m. May 5...at Washington State*...5:00 p.m. May 6...at Washington State*...1:00 p.m. May 8...at Oregon*...5:30 p.m. May 11...Stanford*...7:00 p.m. May 12...Stanford*...2:00 p.m. May 13...Stanford*...12:00 p.m. May 14...San Diego...5:35 p.m. May 15...San Diego...5:30 p.m. May 18...at USC*...7:00 p.m. May 19...at USC*...1:30 p.m. May 20...at USC*...3:00 p.m. May 24...UCLA*...4:00 p.m. May 25...UCLA*...4:00 p.m. May 26...UCLA*...6:00 p.m. * - Pac-12 Conference Game 18

21 OREGON STATE 2017 BATTING Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD% Nick Madrigal Steven Kwan KJ Harrison Trevor Larnach Michael Gretler Jack Anderson Cadyn Grenier Adley Rutschman Preston Jones Andy Armstrong Christian Donahue Tyler Malone Andy Atwood Elliott Cary Zak Taylor George Mendazona Max Engelbrekt Totals Opponents PITCHING Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA Luke Heimlich Jake Thompson Bryce Fehmel Max Engelbrekt Mitchell Verburg Drew Rasmussen Jake Mulholland Brandon Eisert Jordan Britton Sam Tweedt Grant Gambrell Tommy Paul Mitch Hickey Totals Opponents OSU VS. THE PAC-12* ARIZONA (.492) ARIZONA STATE (.422) CALIFORNIA (.494) OREGON (.524) STANFORD (.500) UCLA (.493) USC (.377) UTAH (.865) WASHINGTON (.552) WASHINGTON STATE (.471) *According to OSU s historical records. BEAVERS IN THE POSTSEASON NCAA Regional Appearances (17): 1952, 1962, 1963, 1983, 1985, 1986, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2017 College World Series Appearances (6): 1952, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2013, National Titles (2): 2006, RESULTS (56-6, 27-3/1st) DATE...OPPONENT... RESULT Feb vs. Duke...W, 1-1 Feb vs. Duke...W, 6-3 Feb vs. Indiana...W, 11-2 Feb vs. Nebraska...W, 4-1 Feb vs. Ohio State...W, 10-1 Feb vs. Nebraska...L, 1-6 Feb vs. Ohio State...W, 5-2 Feb UC Davis...W, 5-1 Mar. 4...UC Davis...W, 4-1 Mar. 4...UC Davis...W, 14-2 Mar. 5...Ball State...W, 4-1 Mar. 9...Ball State...W, 2-1 Mar Ball State...W, 5-1 Mar Ball State...W, 5-1 Mar at Arizona State*...W, 8-4 Mar at Arizona State*...W, 2-1 Mar at Arizona State*...W, 10-1 Mar Arizona*...W, 4-1 Mar Arizona*...W, 4-3 Mar Arizona*...W, 5-4 Mar at St. Mary's...W, 11-7 Mar at Stanford*...W, 4-3 Mar at Stanford*...W, 3-1 Apr. 1...at Stanford*...W, 15-7 Apr. 2...at Portland...W, 7-1 Apr. 4...Utah*...W, 4-3 Apr. 7...Utah*...W, 5-4 Apr. 8...Utah*...W, 5-4 Apr. 9...at Washington*...W, 5-1 Apr at Washington*...L, 2-3 Apr at Washington*...W, 5-2 Apr at UCLA*...W, 3-1 Apr at UCLA*...W, 4-2 Apr at UCLA*...L, 1-7 Apr USC*...W, 2-1 Apr USC*...W, 3-1 Apr USC*...L, 5-7 Apr Oregon*...W, 10-1 May 2...California*...W, 4-1 May 5...California*...W, 8-1 May 6...California*...W, May 7...at Oregon*...W, 10-2 May 11...at Oregon*...W, 6-1 May 12...at Oregon*...W, 5-4 May 13...vs. Portland...W, 1-1 May 16...Washington State*...W, 7-1 May 19...Washington State*...W, 4-3 May 20...Washington State*...W, 5-1 May 21...Abilene Christian...W, 14-3 May 25...Abilene Christian...W, 9-1 May 26...Abilene Christian...W, 5-4 May 27...Abilene Christian...W, 11-1 May 28...Holy Cross^...W, 4-2 Jun. 2...Yale^...W, 8-2 Jun. 3...Yale^...W, 11-1 Jun. 4...Vanderbilt%...W, 8-1 Jun. 9...Vanderbilt%...W, 8-4 Jun vs Cal State Fullerton#...W, 9-2 Jun vs LSU#...W, 6-5 Jun vs LSU#...W, 13-1 Jun vs LSU#...L, 1-3 Jun vsLSU#...L, 1-6 * - Pac-12 Conference Game ^ - NCAA Regional % - NCAA Super Regional # - College World Series 19

22 STANFORD CARDINAL FACTS Location: Stanford, Calif. Founded/Enrollment: 1891/18,136 Colors: Cardinal & White Joined Pac-12: President: Marc Tessier-Lavigne Faculty Rep: Pat Jones Athletic Director: Bernard Muir SWA: Beth Goode Head Coach: David Esquer Career Record: (17 years) Stanford Record: 0-0 (1st year) Pac-12 Record: (1st year) Office: (650) Fax: (650) Assistant Coaches: Thomas Eager, Tommy Nicholson Volunteer Assistant: Jack Marder Stadium: Klein Field at Sunken Diamond (4,000) SID: Brian Risso Office: (650) Fax: (650) Baseball SID: Nick Sako Office: (650) Online: gostanford.com Local Radio: KZSU (90.1 FM) Ticket Office: STANFORD 2017 STANFORD ROSTER NO. NAME POS. B/T HT. WT. YR HOMETOWN//LAST SCHOOL 2 Christian Molfetta INF/C R/R Jr. Laguna Beach, Calif. /JSerra 3 Daniel Bakst INF R/R So. New York, N.Y. /Poly Prep Country Day 4 Nico Hoerner INF R/R Jr. Oakland, Calif. /Head Royce 5 Beau Branton INF R/R Sr. Honolulu, Hawaii /Punahou 6 Kyle Stowers OF/LHP L/L So. El Cajon, Calif. /Christian 7 Jesse Kuet INF R/R Sr. Huntington Beach, Calif. /Huntington Beach 10 Maverick Handley C R/R So. Lakewood, Colo. /Mullen 11 Alec Wilson OF L/L Jr. Cumming, Ga. /West Forsyth 12 Duke Kinamon INF R/R Jr. Peachtree City, Ga. /McIntosh 13 John Henry Styles LHP L/L Sr. Houston, Texas /Episcopal 16 Matt Decker C R/R RS-Sr. Portland, Ore. /Jesuit 18 Zach Sehgal INF R/R Fr. La Jolla, Calif. /La Jolla 19 Will Matthiessen RHP R/R So. West Linn, Ore. /West Linn 20 Brendan Beck INF/RHP R/R Fr. Corona, Calif. /Corona 21 Tim Tawa OF R/R Fr. West Linn, Ore. /West Linn 23 Nickolas Oar OF R/R Jr. Pleasant Hill, Calif. /College Park 24 Nick Brueser INF R/L Fr. Chandler, Ariz. /Hamilton 25 Andrew Daschbach INF/OF R/R So. Atherton, Calif. /Sacred Heart Prep 26 Erik Miller LHP L/L So. Wildwood, Mo. /De Smet Jesuit 27 Carson Rudd RHP R/R Fr. Agoura Hills, Calif. /Oaks Christian 28 Bryce Carter C L/R Sr. Tulsa, Okla. /Cascia Hall Prep 29 Brandon Wulff OF R/R Jr. Las Vegas, Nev. /Bishop Gorman 30 Zach Grech RHP R/R So. Las Vegas, Nev. /Bishop Gorman 31 Nick Bellafronto INF R/R Jr. San Jose, Calif. /Bellarmine 33 Jack Little RHP R/R So. Las Vegas, Nev. /Bishop Gorman 34 Tristan Beck RHP R/R Jr. Corona, Calif. /Corona 36 Kris Bubic LHP L/L Jr. San Jose, Calif. /Archbishop Mitty 37 Luke Sleeper LHP L/L So. Haslett, Mich. /Haslett 38 Ben Baggett RHP R/R Jr. Fayetteville, Ga. /Landmark Christian 39 Jacob Palisch LHP L/L Fr. Richardson, Texas /Jesuit College Prep 42 Austin Weiermiller LHP/OF L/L Fr. Milton, Ga. /Cambridge 42 Christian Robinson OF L/L Fr. Melbourne, Fla. /Viera 45 Jonathan Worley RHP R/R So. San Diego, Calif. /High Tech High 49 Michael Boden RHP R/R Jr. Atlanta, Ga. /Lakeside Starting Position Players R/L: 6/3 Starting Pitchers R/L: 3/4 Letterwinners R/L: 19/10 DAVID ESQUER Career Record: (17 years) Record at Stanford: 0-0 (1st year) David Esquer '87 was named the 21st head coach in program history on June 16, 2017, succeeding Mark Marquess who retired after 41 years. Esquer played under Marquess on Stanford's 1987 national championship team, and served as an assistant on The Farm from He spent the last 18 years as the head coach at California, where he was the 2011 National Coach of the Year, and led the Bears to five NCAA Regionals and the 2011 College World Series. Named 2011 National Coach of the Year by the NCBWA, CollegeBaseballInsider.com and Perfect Game after taking the Bears to their first CWS appearance since A shortstop at Stanford from , Esquer started on the Cardinal s 1987 NCAA College World Series championship team, earning all-tournament honors. He also earned All-Pac-10 Southern Division honors as a senior. DATE... OPPONENT...TIME Feb Cal State Fullerton...6:05 p.m. Feb Cal State Fullerton...1:05 p.m. Feb Cal State Fullerton...1:05 p.m. Feb at UC Davis... 10:30 a.m. Feb Rice...6:05 p.m. Feb Rice...6:05 p.m. Feb Rice...1:05 p.m. Feb Rice... 11:05 a.m. Mar Michigan...6:05 p.m. Mar Michigan...1:05 p.m. Mar Michigan...5:05 p.m. Mar Michigan...2:00 p.m. Mar at Texas...4:30 p.m. Mar at Texas...4:30 p.m. Mar at Texas...12:30 p.m. Mar at Texas... 11:00 a.m. Mar USC*...6:05 p.m. Mar USC*...1:05 p.m. Mar USC*...1:05 p.m. Mar San Diego...6:05 p.m. Mar Oregon*...6:05 p.m. Mar Oregon*...6:05 p.m. Mar Oregon*...1:05 p.m. Apr Gonzaga...1:05 p.m. Apr at Santa Clara...6:00 p.m. Apr at UCLA*...6:00 p.m. Apr at UCLA*...2:00 p.m. Apr at UCLA*...1:00 p.m. Apr UC Davis...6:05 p.m. Apr Arizona State*...6:05 p.m SCHEDULE DATE... OPPONENT...TIME Apr Arizona State*...1:05 p.m. Apr Arizona State*...1:05 p.m. Apr at Santa Clara... 10:49 a.m. Apr at Arizona*...7:00 p.m. Apr at Arizona*...7:00 p.m. Apr at Arizona*...12:00 p.m. Apr Pacific...6:05 p.m. Apr California*...7:00 p.m. Apr California*...7:00 p.m. Apr California*...7:00 p.m. May 1... San Francisco...6:05 p.m. May 4... at Utah*... 10:30 a.m. May 5... at Utah*... 10:30 a.m. May 6... at Utah*... 10:30 a.m. May 8... Santa Clara...6:05 p.m. May at Oregon State*...7:00 p.m. May at Oregon State*...2:00 p.m. May at Oregon State*...12:00 p.m. May BYU... 10:49 a.m. May Washington State*...6:00 p.m. May Washington State*...1:30 p.m. May Washington State*...12:00 p.m. May at San Francisco... 10:49 a.m. May at Washington*...7:00 p.m. May at Washington*...7:00 p.m. May at Washington*...3:00 p.m. * - Pac-12 Conference game 20

23 2017 BATTING STANFORD Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD% Quinn Brodey Daniel Bakst Matt Winaker Nico Hoerner Jack Klein Duke Kinamon Christia Molfetta Jesse Kuet Alex Dunlap Mikey Diekroeger Maverick Handley Brandon Wulff Alec Wilson Andrew Daschbach Bryce Carter Kyle Stowers Matt Decker Beau Branton Erik Miller Chris Castellanos Andre Summerville Kris Bubic Brett Hanewich Will Matthiessen Totals Opponents PITCHING Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA Kris Bubic Chris Castellanos Erik Miller Andre Summerville Jack Klein Colton Hock Will Matthiessen Tyler Thorne Keith Weisenberg Brett Hanewich Zach Grech Jack Little J.H. Styles Totals Opponents STANFORD VS. THE PAC-12* ARIZONA (.597) ARIZONA STATE (.482) CALIFORNIA (.655) OREGON (.619) OREGON STATE (.494) UCLA (.593) USC (.515) UTAH (.684) WASHINGTON (.680) WASHINGTON STATE (.684) *According to Stanford s historical records since CARDINAL IN THE POSTSEASON NCAA Regional Appearances (33): 1953, 1965, 1967, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2017 College World Series Appearances (16): 1953, 1967, 1982, 1983, 1985, 1987, 1988, 1990, 1995, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, National Titles: (2) 1987, RESULTS (42-16, 21-9/2nd) DATE...OPPONENT... RESULT Feb at Cal State Fullerton...L, 0-1 Feb at Cal State Fullerton...L, 1-8 Feb at Cal State Fullerton...W, 7-6 Feb Cal Poly...W, 5-2 Feb Kansas...W, 6-1 Feb Kansas...W, 5-1 Feb Kansas...W, 4-2 Feb UC Davis...W, 8-2 Mar Texas...L, 0-4 Mar Texas...W, 3-2 Mar Texas...W, 5-2 Mar Texas...W, 2-1 Mar At Rice...W, 16-6 Mar At Rice...L, 0-4 Mar At Rice...L, 2-12 Mar At Rice...W, 2-1 Mar Utah*...W, 6-4 Mar Utah*...L, 0-4 Mar Utah*...W, 5-1 Mar Long Beach State...W, 7-3 Mar Oregon State*...L, 1-3 Apr Oregon State*...L, 7-15 Apr Oregon State*...L, 0-7 Apr California...W, 8-4 Apr at USC*...W, 8-3 Apr at USC*...W, 6-3 Apr at San Jose State...W, 9-3 Apr at USC*...L, 5-7 Apr UCLA*...L, 0-2 Apr UCLA*...W, 5-3 Apr UCLA*...L, 6-7 Apr California...W, 6-4 DATE...OPPONENT... RESULT Apr at Oregon*...W, 4-3 Apr at Oregon*...W, 8-5 Apr at Oregon*...W, 10-4 Apr Santa Clara...W, 8-2 Apr Arizona*...W, 3-2 Apr Arizona*...W, 4-3 Apr Arizona*...W, 3-1 May 2... San Jose State...W, 4-3 May 5... at Arizona State*...W, 7-5 May 6... at Arizona State*...W, 13-8 May7... at Arizona State*...L, 6-9 May 9... San Francisco...W, 4-1 May at California*...W, 6-5 May at California*...W, 8-5 May at California*...L, 3-5 May at Santa Clara...W, 15-9 May Washington*...W, 8-4 May Washington*...W, 7-5 May Washington*...W, 6-5 May at Washington State*...W, 13-2 May at Washington State*...W, 5-3 May at Washington State*...W, 15-1 Jun at Sacramento State^...W, 10-1 Jun Cal State Fullerton^...L, 1-4 Jun Cal State Fullerton^...L, 2-4 Jun BYU^...W, 9-1 * - Pac-12 Conference game ^ - NCAA Regional 21

24 UCLA BRUIN FACTS Location: Los Angeles, Calif. Founded/Enrollment: 1919/44,947 Colors: Blue & Gold Joined Pac-12: Chancellor: Dr. Gene D. Block Faculty Rep: Dr. Michael Teitell Athletic Director: Daniel G. Guerrero SWA: Dr. Christina Rivera Head Coach: John Savage Career Record: (16 years) UCLA Record: (13 years) Pac-12 Record: (13 years) Office: (310) Fax: (310) Assistant Coaches: Rex Peters, Bryant Ward and Niko Gallego Stadium: Jackie Robinson Stadium (1,879) Press Box Phone: (310) SID: Liza David Office: (310) Fax: (310) Baseball SID: Dan Gliot Cell: Online: uclabruins.com Local Radio: Ticket Office: (310) Starting Position Players R/L: 7/2 Starting Pitchers R/L: 3/1 Letterwinners R/L: 27/ UCLA ROSTER NO. NAME POS. B/T HT. WT. YR HOMETOWN//LAST SCHOOL 3 Ryan Kreidler INF R/R So. Davis, Calif. (Davis HS) 4 Kevin Kendall INF L/R Fr. La Mirada, Calif. (La Mirada HS) 5 Garrett Mitchell OF L/R Fr. Orange, Calif. (Orange Lutheran HS) 6 Jack Stronach INF L/R So. La Mesa, Calif. (Helix HS) 7 Michael Toglia 1B S/L So. Gig Harbor, Wash. (Gig Harbor HS) 8 Jarron Silva OF L/L So. Stockton, Calif. (St. Mary s HS) 9 RJ Teijeiro INF L/R Fr. Foster City, Calif. (St. Francis HS) 10 Sam Glick LHP L/L Fr. El Toro, Calif. (El Toro HS) 11 Jon Olsen RHP R/R Jr. Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. (Damien HS) 12 Justin Hooper LHP R/L Jr. San Ramon, Calif. (De La Salle HS) 14 Jake Bird RHP R/R Sr. Stevenson Ranch, Calif. (West Ranch HS) 15 Will McInerny C R/R So. Laguna Beach, Calif. (Laguna Beach HS) 16 Kyle Cuellar C L/R So. Arcadia, Calif. (La Salle HS) 18 Jeremy Ydens OF R/R So. Campbell, Calif. (St. Francis HS) 19 Jack Ralston RHP R/R RS-So. Newhall, Calif. (Hart HS) 20 Chase Farrell RHP L/R Fr. Valencia, Calif. (Valencia HS) 21 Jordan Prendiz OF L/L RS-Fr. Visalia, Calif. (Mt. Whitney HS) 24 Zach Pettway RHP R/R Fr. Long Beach, Calif. (Long Beach Wilson HS) 25 Daniel Amaral OF R/R Jr. Huntington Beach, Calif. (Huntington Beach (HS) 26 Brian Gadsby RHP R/R Jr. Crescenta Valley, Calif. (Crescenta Valley HS) 27 Garrett Barker LHP L/L RS-Jr. Laguna Hills, Calif. (Laguna Hills HS) 28 Jake Hirabayashi INF R/R Jr. Sherman Oaks, Calif. (Notre Dame HS) 29 Michael Townsend RHP R/R Fr. Los Alamitos, Calif. (Los Alamitos HS) 30 Matt Walker RHP R/R RS-Jr. Clovis, Calif. (Clovis HS) 31 Gavin Johns C S/R Jr. Temecula, Calif. (Yavapai College) 32 Ryan Garcia RHP R/R So. Sierra Madre, Calif. (La Salle HS) 33 Chase Strumpf INF R/R So. Ladera Ranch, Calif. (J Serra HS) 34 Kyle Molnar RHP R/R RS-So. Aliso Viejo, Calif. (Aliso Viejo HS) 35 Kyle Mora RHP R/R So. Los Alamitos, Calif. (Los Alamitos HS) 36 Jake Pries OF R/R Jr. San Juan Capistrano, Calif. (JSerra HS) 37 Kevin Morden INF R/R Fr. La Quinta, Calif. / Shadow Hills HS 40 Holden Powell RHP R/R Fr. Visalia, Calif. (Mt. Whitney HS) 41 Ty Haselman C L/R RS-Fr. Newcastle, Wash. (Liberty HS) 44 Nick Scheidler LHP L/L So. Encinitas, Calif. (La Costa Canyon HS) 45 Nathan Hadley RHP R/R RS-Jr. Encino, Calif. (Loyola HS) 47 Daniel Rosica C R/R RS-Jr. Fountain Valley, Calif. (Fountain Valley HS) JOHN SAVAGE Career Record: (16 years) Record at UCLA: (13years) Currently the third longest-tenured head coach in UCLA baseball program history and has gone in 13 seasons. UCLA's all-time leader in the postseason, compiling a record (.660) earning bids in six of the last eight seasons and three trips to the College World Series (2010, 2012, 2013). One of eight head coaches in NCAA history to have led his team to a College World Series, produced a No. 1 overall draft pick and coached a Golden Spikes Award winner. In 2008, led the Bruins to the NCAA Tournament for the third consecutive season, marking the first time UCLA has earned three-straight postseason berths. In 2004, led UC Irvine to its first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance, compiling a record that year. Relaunched the UC Irvine program in 2001 and spent the entire season recruiting and building the foundation for the program, which began play in The Anteaters compiled a record in that first year. DATE...OPPONENT...TIME Feb Portland...6:00 p.m. Feb Portland...2:00 p.m. Feb Portland...1:00 p.m. Feb Pepperdine...6:00 p.m. Feb Baylor...6:00 p.m. Feb Baylor...2:00 p.m. Feb Baylor...1:00 p.m. Feb at Cal State Fullerton...6:00 p.m. Mar vs. Illinois... 9:00 a.m Mar vs. Michigan State... 9:00 a.m Mar at Minnesota...4:00 p.m. Mar Loyola Marymount...6:00 p.m. Mar Vanderbilt...6:00 p.m. Mar TCU...7:00 p.m. Mar vs. USC...3:00 p.m. Mar CSUN...2:00 p.m. Mar Washington State*...6:00 p.m. Mar Washington State*...2:00 p.m. Mar Washington State*...1:00 p.m. Mar Arizona State*...7:00 p.m. Mar Arizona State*...1:00 p.m. Mar Arizona State*...12:00 p.m. Mar at California*...7:05 p.m. Mar at California*...6:05 p.m. Mar at California*...2:05 p.m. Apr at Loyola Marymount...6:00 p.m. Apr Stanford*...6:00 p.m. Apr Stanford*...2:00 p.m. Apr Stanford*...1:00 p.m. Apr at Long Beach State...6:00 p.m. Apr at Utah*...5:00 p.m SCHEDULE DATE...OPPONENT...TIME Apr at Utah*...12:00 p.m. Apr at Utah*...12:00 p.m. Apr UC Irvine...6:00 p.m. Apr USC*...7:00 p.m. Apr USC*...4:00 p.m. Apr USC*...12:00 p.m. Apr Cal State Fullerton...6:00 p.m. Apr at Cal Poly...6:00 p.m. Apr at Cal Poly...6:00 p.m. Apr at Cal Poly...1:00 p.m. May 1... at UC Irvine...6:30 p.m. May 3... at Arizona*...6:00 p.m. May 4... at Arizona*...7:00 p.m. May 5... at Arizona*...3:30 p.m. May 8... Long Beach State...6:00 p.m. May at Washington*...6:05 p.m. May at Washington*...2:05 p.m. May at Washington*...1:05 p.m. May CSUN...6:00 p.m. May Oregon*...4:00 p.m. May Oregon*...1:30 p.m. May Oregon*...12:00 p.m. May at Oregon State*...4:00 p.m. May at Oregon State*...4:00 p.m. May at Oregon State*...6:00 p.m. * - Pac-12 Conference game 22

25 UCLA 2017 BATTING Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD% Sean Bouchard Daniel Amaral Brett Stephens Michael Toglia Ryan Kreidler Chase Strumpf Curtis Godin Kyle Cuellar Jordan Myrow Daniel Rosica Jeremy Ydens Jack Stronach Nick Valaika Jake Pries Nick Kern Jake Hirabayashi Gavin Johns Jarron Silva Zander Clarke Will McInerny Totals Opponents PITCHING Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA Griffin Canning Jon Olsen Moises Ceja Garrett Barker Scott Burke Jake Bird Justin Hooper Brian Gadsby Nick Scheidler Kyle Mora Ryan Garcia Matt Walker Totals Opponents UCLA VS. THE PAC-12* ARIZONA (.520) ARIZONA STATE (.385) CALIFORNIA (.507) OREGON (.650) OREGON STATE (.507) STANFORD (.427) USC (.346) UTAH (.815) WASHINGTON (.685) WASHINGTON STATE (.688) *According to UCLA s historical records. BRUINS IN THE POSTSEASON NCAA Regional Appearances (21): 1969, 1979, 1986, 1987, 1990, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015, College World Series Appearances (5): 1969, 1997, 2010, 2012, National Titles (1): RESULTS (30-27, 19-11/3rd) DATE...OPPONENT... RESULT Feb San Jose State...W, 3-2 Feb San Jose State...W, 10-1 Feb UC Riverside...L, 2-3 Feb Gonzaga...L, 1-2 Feb Gonzaga...W, 6-1 Feb Gonzaga...W, 5-4 Feb At CSUN...L, 5-6 Mar Michigan...W, 1-1 Mar San Diego...L, 1-3 Mar vs USC...L, 3-4 Mar CSUN...W, 7-2 Mar at Texas...L, 4-5 Mar at Texas...L, 2-5 Mar at Texas...L, 5-10 Mar UC Irvine...L, 3-5 Mar Arizona*...L, 4-19 Mar Arizona*...L, 3-4 Mar Arizona*...W, 8-7 Mar California*...W, 9-4 Mar California*...W, 20-0 Mar California*...W, 9-5 Mar Cal State Fullerton...W, 9-7 Mar at Arizona State*...W, 9-3 Apr at Arizona State*...L, 4-5 Apr at Arizona State*...W, 17-4 Apr vs. San Diego State...L, 4-5 Apr Washington*...L, 3-7 Apr Washington*...L, 3-6 Apr Washington*...W, 6-5 Apr at Stanford*...W, 2-1 Apr at Stanford*...L, 3-5 Apr at Stanford*...W, 7-6 Apr Long Beach State...W, 2-1 Apr Oregon State*...L, 2-4 DATE...OPPONENT... RESULT Apr Oregon State*...W, 7-1 Apr Oregon State*...L, 1-2 Apr at Long Beach State...W, 5-1 Apr Cal Poly...W, 2-1 Apr Cal Poly...L, 3-6 Apr Cal Poly...W, 5-4 May 2... San Diego State...L, 6-8 May 4... at USC*...W, 2-1 May 5... at USC*...W, 4-2 May 6... at USC*...W, 13-0 May 9... at Cal State Fullerton...L, 3-4 May at Washington State*...L, 1-7 May at Washington State*...L, 3-7 May at Washington State*...W, 12-2 May Utah*...W, 7-3 May Utah*...W, 5-3 May Utah*...W, 8-3 May at UC Irvine...L, 4-12 May at Oregon*...W, 6-1 May at Oregon*...L, 1-2 May at Oregon*...W, 10-1 Jun vs Texas^...L, 2-3 Jun vs San Diego State^...L, 2-3 * - Pac-12 Conference game ^ - NCAA Regional 2017 PAC-12 BASEBALL // TEAMS 2323

26 USC TROJAN FACTS Location: Los Angeles, Calif. Founded/Enrollment: 1880/40,000 Colors: Cardinal & Gold Joined Pac-12: President: C.L. Max Nikias Faculty Rep: Dr. Alan G. Green, PhD Athletic Director: Lynn Swann SWA: Donna Heinel Head Coach: Dan Hubbs Career Record: (5 years) USC Record: (5 years) Pac-12 Record: (5 years) Office: (213) Fax: (213) Associate Head Coach: Matt Curtis Assistant Coaches: Gabe Alvarez, Bob Batesole Stadium: Dedeaux Field (2,500) Press Box Phone: (213) SID: Tim Tessalone Office: (213) Fax: (213) Baseball SID: Jacob Breems Cell: (951) Online: Ticket Office: (213) 740-GOSC Starting Position Players R/L: 5/4 Starting Pitchers R/L: 9/4 Letterwinners R/L: 23/ USC ROSTER NO. NAME POS. B/T HT. WT. YR HOMETOWN/L/LAST SCHOOL 2 Christian Moya OF R-R So. Diamond Bar, Calif. /South Hills HS 3 CJ Stubbs RHP R-R Jr. Del Mar, Calif. /Torrey Pines HS 4 Brandon Perez INF R-R Jr. Newport Beach, Calif. /Mater Dei HS 5 Blake Sabol C L-R So. Aliso Viejo, Calif. /Aliso Niguel HS 6 Matthew Acosta OF/LHP L-L So. Chino Hills, Calif. /Ayala HS 8 Ben Ramirez INF L-R Fr. Chula Vista, Calif. /Eastlake HS 9 Angelo Armenta INF S-R RS-Jr. Monrovia, Calif. /Loyola HS 10 Tyler Pritchard INF L-R So. Lake Elsinore, Calif. /Temescal Canyon HS 11 Lars Nootbaar IF/OF L-R Jr. El Segundo, Calif. /El Segundo HS 13 Kaleb Murphy C R-R RS-So. Apple Valley, Calif. /Excelsior Charter HS 14 Mitch Hart RHP R-R RS-Jr. Granite Bay, Calif. /Granite Bay HS 15 Chase Bushor INF R-R Jr. Solana Beach, Calif. /Santa Fe Christian/Georgetown 16 Jamal O Guinn INF R-R Fr. Fresno, Calif. /Buchanan HS 17 John Beller LHP L-L Fr. Hermosa Beach, Calif. /St. John Bosco HS 18 Trevor Halsema OF R-R Fr. San Diego, Calif. /Madison HS 20 Austin Manning LHP L-L So. Oakdale, Calif. /Oakdale HS 21 Stephen Dubb INF R-R RS-Jr. Pasadena, Calif. /Loyola HS 22 Mason Perryman RHP R-R Sr. Bakersfield, Calif. /Bakersfield HS 23 Brady Shockey OF L-R So. Irvine, Calif. /JSerra HS 24 Dillon Paulson INF L-L Jr. Encinitas, Calif. /Santa Fe Christian HS 25 John Thomas INF L-R So. Los Angeles, Calif. /Harvard-Westlake HS 27 Brad Wegman RHP R-R RS-Jr. Temecula, Calif. /Great Oak HS 28 Kyle Hurt RHP R-R Fr. Rancho Santa Fe, Calif. /Torrey Pines HS 29 Isaac Esqueda LHP L-L Fr. Pomona, Calif. /Bishop Amat HS 30 Alex Cornwell LHP L-L Fr. La Cañada, Calif. /Maranatha HS 31 Riley Lamb RHP R-R Fr. Rancho Murieta, Calif. /Elk Grove HS 32 Solomon Bates RHP R-R Jr. Victorville, Calif. /Oak Hills HS 33 Augie Sylk LHP L-L Fr. Pacific Palisades, Calif. /Palisades Charter HS 35 Connor Lunn RHP R-R So. Carlsbad, Calif. /Cathedral Catholic HS 36 Bart West OF/INF R-R Fr. Singapore /Singapore American School 39 Daniel Edson C L-R RS-Fr. Las Vegas, Nev. /San Ramon Valley HS 42 Brian Gursky LHP R-L Fr. Granger, Ind. /IMG Academy 43 Zack Sharpley C R-R RS-So. Mission Viejo, Calif. /Mission Viejo HS 44 Chris Clarke RHP R-R So. Westlake Village, Calif. /Newbury Park HS 48 RJ Bates OF R-R Jr. Victorville, Calif. /Oak Hills HS/Riverside City College 51 Quentin Longrie LHP L-L Jr. Mission Viejo, Calif. /JSerra HS DAN HUBBS Career Record: (5 years) Record at USC: (5 years) Entering his sixth season, Hubbs was named head coach on February 13, 2013 as the sixth head baseball coach at USC since He coached USC to its first NCAA Tournament appearance in 10 seasons in 2015 as the Trojans advanced to the Regional Final of the Lake Elsinore Regional. Spent the 2012 season as the associate head coach for the Trojans and spent the 12 years prior as a pitching coach at California. While at California, his pitching staffs set school records three different times for season strikeouts, including 475 in Between USC and Cal, 28 of his pitchers have signed professional baseball contracts. The USC alum was a three-year letterman ( ) and currently ranks fourth on the the Trojan's career saves list (22) and eighth on the career strikeouts per inning chart (9.19) Spent seven years ( ) in the minor leagues with the Dodgers and Phillies, including finishing second in strikeouts (126) in the Dodgers' organization in DATE...OPPONENT...TIME Feb Utah Valley...6:00 p.m. Feb Utah Valley...2:00 p.m. Feb Utah Valley...1:00 p.m. Feb at Long Beach State...6:00 p.m. Feb Villanova...6:00 p.m. Feb Villanova...2:00 p.m. Feb Villanova...1:00 p.m. Feb NC Dinos...6:00 p.m. Feb Loyola Marymount...6:00 p.m. Mar at Arkansas...1:00 p.m. Mar at Arkansas...12:00 p.m. Mar at Arkansas... 10:30 a.m. Mar TCU...6:00 p.m. Mar Vanderbilt...4:00 p.m. Mar at UCLA...3:00 p.m. Mar at Loyola Marymount...6:00 p.m. Mar Utah*...6:00 p.m. Mar Utah*...7:00 p.m. Mar Utah*...2:00 p.m. Mar at UC Irvine...6:30 p.m. Mar at Stanford*...6:05 p.m. Mar at Stanford*...1:05 p.m. Mar at Stanford*...1:05 p.m. Mar at Cal State Fullerton...6:00 p.m. Mar Washington*...6:00 p.m. Mar Washington*...6:00 p.m. Mar Washington*...2:00 p.m. Apr at UC Santa Barbara...3:00 p.m. Apr at Arizona State*...6:30 p.m. Apr at Arizona State*...6:30 p.m. Apr at Arizona State*...12:30 p.m. Apr Arizona*...7:00 p.m SCHEDULE DATE...OPPONENT...TIME Apr. 14 Arizona*... 2:00 p.m. Apr Arizona*...2:00 p.m. Apr UC Santa Barbara...6:00 p.m. Apr at UCLA*...7:00 p.m. Apr at UCLA*...4:00 p.m. Apr at UCLA*...12:00 p.m. Apr Long Beach State...6:00 p.m. Apr at Oregon*...6:00 p.m. Apr at Oregon*...2:00 p.m. Apr at Oregon*...12:00 p.m. May 4... California*...6:00 p.m. May 5... California*...2:00 p.m. May 6... California*...1:00 p.m. May at Washington State*...5:00 p.m. May at Washington State*...2:00 p.m. May at Washington State*...1:00 p.m. May UC Irvine...6:00 p.m. May Oregon State*...7:00 p.m. May Oregon State*...1:30 p.m. May Oregon State*...3:00 p.m. May Cal State Fullerton...6:00 p.m. May Cal State ridge...6:00 p.m. May Cal State ridge...6:00 p.m. May Cal State ridge...2:00 p.m. * - Pac-12 Conference game PAC-12 BASEBALL // TEAMS

27 USC 2017 BATTING Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD% Frankie Rios Brandon Perez Lars Nootbaar Matthew Acosta Adalbert Carrillo Corey Dempster David Edson Blake Sabol Brady Shockey Austin Russ Dillon Paulson Cris Perez John Thomas Tyler Pritchard Christian Moya Kaleb Murphy Stephen Dubb AJ Fritts Jarrett Pico Tyler Urbach Mason Perryman Marrick Crouse Totals Opponents PITCHING Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA Brad Wegman CJ Stubbs Chris Clarke Marrick Crouse Quentin Longrie Mason Perryman Solomon Bates Connor Lunn Bryce Dyrda Austin Manning Brock Larson Mitch Hart Michael Gates Totals Opponents USC VS. THE PAC-12* ARIZONA (.541) ARIZONA STATE (.488) CALIFORNIA (.616) OREGON (.600) OREGON STATE (.624) STANFORD (.547) UCLA (.656) UTAH (.704) WASHINGTON (.527) WASHINGTON STATE (.693) *According to USC s historical records. TROJANS IN THE POSTSEASON NCAA Regional Appearances (41): 1948, 49, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, '58, 59, 60, 61, 63, 64, 66, 68, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 77, 78, 84, 88, 89, 90, 91, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 00, 01, '02 '05, '15. College World Series Appearances (21): 1948, 49, 51, 55, 58, 60, 61, 62, 64, 66, 68, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 78, 95, 98, 00, 01. National Titles (12): 1948, 58, 61, 63, 68, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 78, RESULTS (21-34, 8-22/12th) DATE...OPPONENT... RESULT Feb Coppin State...W, 6-2 Feb Coppin State...W, 22-2 Feb Coppin State...W, 9-4 Feb Long Beach State...W, 4-3 Feb at Wake Forest...L, 5-15 Feb at Wake Forest...W, 15-9 Feb at Wake Forest...L, 5-18 Feb at Duke...W, 2-1 Mar San Diego...L, 3-8 Mar Michigan...L, 1-4 Mar vs UCLA...W, 4-3 Mar at San Diego State...W, 1-1 Mar Holy Cross...W, 6-3 Mar Holy Cross...L, 4-6 Mar Holy Cross...W, 5-2 Mar at LMU...L, 3-4 Mar Washington State*...W, 12-3 Mar Washington State*...W, 4-2 Mar Washington State*...L, 1-4 Mar Arizona State*...W, 5-4 Mar Arizona State*...L, 0-7 Mar Arizona State*...W, 7-4 Mar San Diego State...W, 2-1 Mar at Arizona*...L, 4-9 Apr at Arizona*...L, 1-5 Apr at Arizona*...L, 1-8 Apr at Long Beach State...L, 0-6 Apr Stanford*...L, 3-8 Apr Stanford*...L, 3-6 Apr Stanford*...W, 7-5 Apr Cal State Fullerton...W, 13-9 Apr at Cal State Fullerton...L, 5-13 Apr at Cal State Fullerton...L, 1-2 DATE...OPPONENT... RESULT Apr at UC Irvine...W, 9-7 Apr UC Irvine...L, 3-14 Apr at California*...L, 9-13 Apr at California*...L, 8-9 Apr at California*...L, 6-8 Apr at Oregon State*...L, 1-3 Apr at Oregon State*...W, 7-5 Apr at Oregon State*...L, 1-10 May 4... UCLA*...L, 0-2 May 5... UCLA*...L, 2-4 May 6... UCLA*...L, 0-13 May at Utah*...L, 2-4 May at Utah*...L, 7-9 May at Utah*...L, 5-6 May UC Santa Barbara...L, 5-6 May Oregon*...L, 2-6 May Oregon*...W, 14-9 May Oregon*...L, 2-3 May at UC Santa Barbara...L, 2-11 May at Washington*...L, May at Washington*...W, 9-6 May at Washington*...L, 4-7 * - Pac-12 Conference game 25

28 UTAH UTE FACTS Location: Salt Lake City, UT Founded/Enrollment: 1850/32,760 Colors: Crimson & White Joined Pac-12: President: David W. Pershing/Dr. Ruth V. Watkins Faculty Rep: Karen Paisley, PhD Athletic Director: Chris Hill, PhD SWA: Nona Richardson Head Coach: Bill Kinneberg Career Record: (22 years) Utah Record: (14 years) Pac-12 Record: (6 years) Office: (801) Fax: (801) Assistant Coaches: Mike Crawford, Jay Brossman Stadium: Spring Mobile Ballpark (14,511) Press Box Phone: N/A SID: Liz Abel Fax: (801) Baseball SID: Brooke Frederickson Office: (801) Cell: (801) Online: Ticket Office: (801) 581-UTIX 2018 UTAH ROSTER NO. NAME POS. B/T HT. WT. YR HOMETOWN//LAST SCHOOL 1 Brett Brocoff RHP R/R Fr. Las Vegas, Nev./Desert Oasis HS 2 Davis Delorefice INF R/R RS-Fr. Fairfield, Calif./Rodriguez HS 3 Oliver Dunn INF L/R So. Salt Lake City, Utah/Cottonwood HS 4 Matt Richardson INF R/R Fr. San Diego, Calif./Helix HS 5 Isaac Cruz INF R/R Jr. Fremont, Calif./Ohlone College 6 Dominic Foscalina OF R/R So. Livermore, Calif./Livermore HS 7 Wade Gulden INF L/R Sr. Redding, Calif./Shasta HS 9 Rykker Tom INF R/R RS-Fr. Cedar City, Utah/San Diego 10 Riley Pierce LHP L/L RS-Fr. Salem, Utah/Salem Hills HS 12 Trenton Stoltz RHP R/R Sr. Phoenix, Ariz./Paradise Valley HS 13 Kyle Robeniol LHP R/L Jr. Rancho Cucamonga, Calif./Orange Coast College 14 Ian MacIver RHP R/R Fr. Pleasant Hill, Calif./College Park HS 15 Erick Migueles OF L/R Jr. Tucson, Ariz./Pima CC 16 Chandler Anderson OF R/R Jr. Park City, Utah/Park City HS 17 Demitri Colacchio INF R/R Fr. Aliso Viejo, Calif./Aliso Niguel HS 19 Tanner Thomas RHP R/R Sr. Aurora, Colo./Grandview HS 20 Isaac Deveaux OF R/R Fr. Montreal, Quebec, Canada/Cégep Édouard-Montpetit 21 DaShawn Keirsey, Jr. OF L/L Jr. San Diego, Calif./Helix Charter HS 22 Joshua Tedeschi LHP L/L Jr. Goleta, Calif./sDos Pueblos HS 23 Chris Rowan C R/R Fr. Ogden, Utah/Cottonwood HS 24 Chase Bauerle RHP R/R So. Syracuse, Utah/Syracuse HS 25 Spencer Kevin Johnson RHP R/R So. Syracuse, Utah/College of Southern Idaho 26 Shea Kramer INF/OF R/R Fr. Vacaville, Calif./Vacaville HS 27 Spencer Johnson RHP R/R RS-Jr. Walnut Creek, Calif./gate HS 28 Zack Moeller C R/R Jr. Hollister, Calif./San Benito HS 30 Austin Moore RHP R/R Jr. Huntington Beach, Calif./Orange Coast College 31 Zach Patterson INF R/R Fr. Livermore, Calif./Granada HS 32 Justin Kelly RHP R/R Fr. West Jordan, Utah/Copper Hills HS 33 Jacob Rebar LHP L/L So. Tracy, Calif./West HS 34 Josh Lapiana LHP L/L Sr. Pittsburgh, Pa./Akron 35 Braden DeBenedictis INF R/R RS-Fr. Taylorsville, Utah/Taylorsville HS 36 Ashton Goddard RHP R/R Fr. Laguna Beach, Calif./Laguna Beach HS Starting Position Players R/L: 6/4 Starting Pitchers R/L: 1/2 Letterwinners R/L: 13/15 BILL KINNEBERG Career Record: (22 years) Record at Utah: (14 years) In 2016, Kinneberg was named the Pac-12 Coach of the Year after leading Utah to its first Pac-12 title. Coached 10 Utes who were drafted in the first 10 rounds, including C.J. Cron in 2011, who went 17th overall to become Utah's first-ever first-round selection in the MLB Draft. Had four players drafted in 2017, which tied the Utah school record. In 2009, led Utah to its first NCAA postseason appearance since 1960 after winning its first-ever Mountain West Conference title. Led the USA Baseball Collegiate Team to a silver medal at the 2010 FISU World University Championships in Japan. The team went 16-3 during the summer. Set school records for wins in a season at UTEP (1985) and Wyoming (1990). Named WAC Coach of the Year in 1990 after leading Wyoming to a season. Played at Arizona ('80) for two years, going 7-4 on the hill with seven saves, and made an appearance in the 1979 College World Series. DATE...OPPONENT...TIME Feb at Oral Roberts...1:00 p.m. Feb at Oral Roberts...12:00 p.m. Feb at Oral Roberts... 9:00 a.m. Feb vs. Ohio State...4:00 p.m. Feb vs. Nebraska...4:00 p.m. Feb vs. Ohio State...6:30 p.m. Feb vs. Nebraska...12:00 p.m. Mar at Santa Clara...6:00 p.m. Mar at Santa Clara...1:00 p.m. Mar at Santa Clara...12:00 p.m. Mar at San Jose State...1:00 p.m. Mar at UC Riverside...6:00 p.m. Mar at UC Riverside...6:00 p.m. Mar at UC Riverside...1:00 p.m. Mar at UNLV...2:00 p.m. Mar at USC*...6:00 p.m. Mar at USC*...7:00 p.m. Mar at USC*...2:00 p.m. Mar at BYU...5:00 p.m. Mar Sacramento State...5:00 p.m. Mar Sacramento State...12:00 p.m. Mar Sacramento State...12:00 p.m. Mar UNLV...1:00 p.m. Mar Oregon State*...5:00 p.m. Mar Oregon State*...5:00 p.m. Mar Oregon State*...12:00 p.m. Apr BYU...5:00 p.m. Apr at California*...6:05 p.m. Apr at California*...7:05 p.m. Apr at California*...2:05 p.m. Apr Utah Valley...5:00 p.m SCHEDULE DATE...OPPONENT...TIME Apr UCLA*...5:00 p.m. Apr UCLA*...12:00 p.m. Apr UCLA*...12:00 p.m. Apr at Utah Valley...5:00 p.m. Apr at Arizona State*...6:30 p.m. Apr at Arizona State*...6:30 p.m. Apr at Arizona State*...12:30 p.m. Apr at BYU...5:00 p.m. Apr Arizona*...5:00 p.m. Apr Arizona*...12:00 p.m. Apr Arizona*...12:00 p.m. May 4... Stanford*... 10:30 a.m. May 5... Stanford*... 10:30 a.m. May 6... Stanford*... 10:30 a.m. May 8... BYU...5:00 p.m. May at Oregon*...6:00 p.m. May at Oregon*...2:00 p.m. May at Oregon*...12:00 p.m. May Washington*... 10:30 a.m. May Washington*... 10:30 a.m. May Washington*... 10:30 a.m. May at Washington State*...4:00 p.m. May at Washington State*...4:00 p.m. May at Washington State*...12:00 p.m. * - Pac-12 Conference game 26

29 UTAH 2017 BATTING Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD% Dallas Carroll Chandler Anderson D. Keirsey Jr Hunter Simmons Zack Moeller Wade Gulden Oliver Dunn Josh Rose Dominic Foscalina Ellis Kelly Alex Isola Matt Poulin Kyle Hoffman Conner McNally Max Schuman Jake Portaro Dylan Drachler Totals Opponents PITCHING Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA Jayson Rose Riley Ottesen Josh Lapiana Lars Lofgren Trenton Stoltz Dylan Drachler Josh Tedeschi Tanner Thomas Chase Bauerle Jacob Rebar Spencer K Johnson Hunter Rodriguez Totals Opponents UTAH VS. THE PAC-12 ARIZONA (.176) ARIZONA STATE (.224) CALIFORNIA (.238) OREGON (.286) OREGON STATE (.135) STANFORD (.316) UCLA (.185) USC (.296) WASHINGTON (.348) WASHINGTON STATE (.333) UTES IN THE POSTSEASON NCAA Regional Appearances (5): 1951, 1959, 1960, 2009, College World Series Appearances (1): RESULTS (27-24, 15-15/5th) DATE...OPPONENT... RESULT Feb at CSU Bakersfield...L, 5-6 Feb at CSU Bakersfield...W, 7-5 Feb at CSU Bakersfield...W, 15-3 Feb vs. Ohio State...W, 12-1 Feb vs. Nebraska...W, 7-5 Feb vs. Ohio State...W, 6-4 Feb vs. Nebraska...L, 3-4 Mar at UTSA...W, 17-3 Mar at UTSA...L, 3-8 Mar at UTSA...W, 7-1 Mar New Mexico State...W, 5-1 Mar New Mexico State...W, 5-1 Mar New Mexico State...L, 0-3 Mar at Nevada...L, 4-9 Mar at Washington*...L, 1-3 Mar at Washington*...L, 3-4 Mar at Washington*...L, 1-4 Mar Utah Valley...L, 7-9 Mar at Stanford*...L, 4-6 Mar at Stanford*...W, 4-1 Mar at Stanford*...L, 1-5 Mar BYU...L, 6-11 Mar Oregon*...L, 1-11 Apr Oregon*...W, 11-5 Apr Oregon*...W, 13-1 Apr at Oregon State*...L, 4-5 Apr at Oregon State*...L, 4-5 Apr at Oregon State*...L, 1-5 Apr California*...W, 9-3 Apr California*...W, 16-8 DATE...OPPONENT... RESULT Apr California*...L, 7-8 Apr at Arizona*...W, 12-5 Apr at Arizona*...W, 7-3 Apr at Arizona*...W, 4-2 Apr at Utah Valley...W, 23-5 Apr Washington State*...W, 2-1 Apr Washington State*...L, 1-10 Apr Washington State*...L, 4-5 May 4... UC Riverside...W, 7-3 May 5... UC Riverside...L, 2-6 May 6... UC Riverside...L, 5-7 May 9... at BYU...W, 7-6 May USC*...W, 4-2 May USC*...W, 9-7 May USC*...W, 6-5 May at UCLA*...L, 3-7 May at UCLA*...L, 3-5 May at UCLA*...L, 3-8 May Arizona State*...W, 2-1 May Arizona State*...W, 7-4 May Arizona State*...W, * - Pac-12 Conference game 27 27

30 WASHINGTON HUSKY FACTS Location: Seattle, Wash Founded/Enrollment: 1861/43,307 Colors: Purple & Gold Joined Pac-12: President: Ana Marie Cauce Faculty Rep: Frank Hodge Athletic Director: Jennifer Cohen SWA: Erin O'Connell Head Coach: Lindsay Meggs Career Record: (24 years) Washington Record: (8 years) Pac-12 Record: (8 years) Office: (206) Pitching Coach: Jason Kelly Assistant Coaches: Donegal Fergus Volunteer Assistant coach: Dave Nakama Stadium: Husky Ballpark (2,200) Press Box Phone: (206) SID: Jeff Bechthold Office: (206) Baseball SID: Brian Tom Cell: (206) Online: gohuskies.com Local Radio: N/A Ticket Office: (206) Starting Position Players R/L: 4/5 Starting Pitchers R/L: 2/1 Letterwinners R/L: 18/ WASHINGTON ROSTER NO. NAME POS. B/T HT. WT. YR HOMETOWN/LAST SCHOOL 1 KJ Brady OF L/L SR Everett, Wash./Cascade 2 Nick Roberts INF R/R SO Silverdale, Wash./Central Kitsap 3 Jonathan Schiffer INF R/R FR Irvine, Calif./Mater Dei 5 Christian Jones OF/1B L/R SO Federal Way, Wash./Federal Way 6 Mason Cerrillo OF L/R JR Auburn, Wash./Auburn-Mountainview/WSU/Bellevue 7 Braiden Ward OF L/R FR Merced, Calif./El Capitan 8 Noah Hsue INF L/R FR Mercer Island, Wash./Mercer Island 9 Willie MacIver C/INF R/R JR Pleasant Hill, Calif./College Park 11 AJ Graffanino IF L/R JR Wilmington, Del./west Christian (AZ) 12 Kaiser Weiss OF R/R FR Oxnard, Calif./Oxnard 16 Nick Kahle C R/R SO Simi Valley, Calif./Chaminade Prep 17 Cole Eigenhuis P R/R FR Benicia, Calif./Benicia 18 Adam Davenport P R/R SO Duvall, Wash./Cedarcrest 19 Jordan Jones P R/R SO Kent, Wash./Kentwood 20 Josh Burgmann P R/R FR Nanaimo, B.C./Vauxhall Academy 21 Channing Nesbitt P L/L SR Oakland, Calif./Bishop O Dowd 22 Ben Baird INF R/R SO Agoura, Calif./Agoura Hills 23 Dylan Lamb P R/R FR Seattle, Wash./Bishop Blanchett 24 Joe DeMers P R/R JR Martinez, Calif./College Park 25 Jack Johnson INF R/R SO Seattle, Wash./Roosevelt 26 Levi Jordan INF R/R SR Puyallup, Wash./Puyallup 27 Michael Petrie C R/R FR Mercer Island, Wash./Mercer Island 28 Chris Micheles P L/L SO Puyallup, Wash./Puyallup 29 Lucas Knowles P L/L FR Belfair, Wash./South Kitsap 31 Stevie Emanuels P R/R FR Bellevue, Wash./Interlake 32 Leo Nierenberg P R/R SO Oakland, Calif./Bishop O Dowd 33 Brandon Leitgeb INF R/R FR Portland, Ore./Lincoln 34 Harrison Goonewardene P R/R SO Mercer Island, Wash./Mercer Island 36 Blake Burton OF R/R SO San Juan Capistrano, Calif./Mater Dei 37 Jack Enger P R/R FR Bellevue, Wash./Bellevue 41 Jack DeCooman P L/L FR Vancouver, B.C./Mulgrave 42 Cole Galvagno P L/L FR Newcastle, Wash./Eastside Catholic 43 Casey Longaker C R/R JR Petaluma, Calif./Casa Grande/Sacramento State 44 Joe Wainhouse P/1B L/R SR Kent, Wash/Kentridge/Ole Miss/Bellevue CC 51 Alex Hardy P R/R SR Puyallup, Wash./Emerald Ridge LINDSAY MEGGS Career Record: (24 years) Record at Washington: (8 years) In 2017, UW went overall and led the Pac-12 and ranked third nationally in fielding percentage (.982). Huskies ranked as high as 10th during the year and were one of the nation's best defensive teams, committing only 36 errors, the fewest errors by a Husky squad in program history. Led the Huskies to NCAA Regionals two of the last four years and has had 29 players drafted in eight years at the helm for Washington. Spent three seasons at Indiana State. Named 2009 Missouri Valley Conference Coach of the Year after posting a overall mark and the No. 2 seed in the MVC conference tournament. Guided Chico State to a pair of NCAA Division II national titles (1997, 1999), seven World Series appearances and eight conference crowns. Named Division II Coach of the Year twice and was regional and conference Coach of the Year seven times each. Earned Honorable Mention All-Pac-10 honors at UCLA in 1983 as the Bruins' starting third baseman. DATE...OPPONENT...TIME Feb at Sacramento State...6:00 p.m. Feb at Sacramento State...3:00 p.m. Feb at Sacramento State...2:00 p.m. Feb at Sacramento State...1:00 p.m. Feb UC Riverside...6:05 p.m. Feb UC Riverside (DH)...2:05 p.m. Feb UC Riverside...1:05 p.m. Mar vs. Michigan State...1:00 p.m. Mar vs. Minnesota...5:00 p.m. Mar vs. Illinois...12:00 p.m. Mar Seattle U...6:05 p.m. Mar Illinois State...6:05 p.m. Mar Illinois State...2:05 p.m. Mar Illinois State...1:05 p.m. Mar Illinois State...6:05 p.m. Mar Arizona*...6:05 p.m. Mar Arizona*...2:05 p.m. Mar Arizona*...1:05 p.m. Mar at Oregon State*...7:00 p.m. Mar at Oregon State*...1:35 p.m. Mar at Oregon State*...3:00 p.m. Mar at USC*...6:00 p.m. Mar at USC*...6:00 p.m. Mar at USC*...2:00 p.m. Apr at San Diego State...1:00 p.m. Apr East Carolina...6:05 p.m. Apr East Carolina (DH)...2:05 p.m. Apr Gonzaga...6:05 p.m. Apr Gonzaga...5:05 p.m. Apr Oregon*...4:00 p.m. Apr Oregon*...2:00 p.m SCHEDULE DATE...OPPONENT...TIME Apr Oregon*...2:00 p.m. Apr at Seattle U...5:05 p.m. Apr at California*...7:00 p.m. Apr at California*...4:00 p.m. Apr at California*...12:00 p.m. Apr UTRGV...6:05 p.m. Apr Washington State*...7:00 p.m. Apr Washington State*...7:00 p.m. Apr Washington State*...1:00 p.m. May 4... at Arizona State*...6:30 p.m. May 5... at Arizona State*...6:30 p.m. May 6... at Arizona State*...12:30 p.m. May UCLA*...6:05 p.m. May UCLA*...2:05 p.m. May UCLA*...1:05 p.m. May Portland...6:05 p.m. May at Utah*... 10:30 a.m. May at Utah*... 10:30 a.m. May at Utah*... 10:30 a.m. May Stanford*...7:00 p.m. May Stanford*...7:00 p.m. May Stanford*...3:00 p.m. * - Pac-12 Conference game 28

31 WASHINGTON 2017 BATTING Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD% Joey Morgan MJ Hubbs Willie MacIver Levi Jordan John Naff AJ Graffanino Jack Meggs Gage Matuszak Kyle London Nick Kahle Josh Cushing K.J. Brady Nick Roberts Ben Baird Christian Jones Jack Johnson Blake Burton Jaden Hassell Jacob Hirsh Totals Opponents PITCHING Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA Noah Bremer Joe DeMers Jordan Jones Joe Wainhouse B. Ecklebarger Greg Minier Chris Micheles Alex Hardy Leo Nierenberg Josh Burgmann Tommy Costello H. Goonewardene Totals Opponents UW VS. THE PAC-12* ARIZONA (.450) ARIZONA STATE (.373) CALIFORNIA (.440) OREGON (.475) OREGON STATE (.441) STANFORD (.341) UCLA (.314) USC (.520) UTAH (.652) WASHINGTON STATE (.556) *According to Washington s historical records. HUSKIES IN THE POSTSEASON NCAA Regional Appearances (10): 1959, 1992, 1994, 1997, 1998, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2014, RESULTS (28-26, 14-16/7th) DATE...OPPONENT... RESULT Feb at Santa Clara...W, 5-2 Feb at Santa Clara...L, 3-4 Feb at Santa Clara...W, 8-1 Feb at Saint Mary's (Calif.)...L, 5-6 Feb at Saint Mary's (Calif.)...W, 11-1 Feb at Saint Mary's (Calif.)...W, 11-5 Feb at Saint Mary's (Calif.)...L, 5-6 Mar Sacramento State...L, 1-7 Mar Sacramento State...W, 8-5 Mar Sacramento State...W, 3-2 Mar Sacramento State...W, 4-1 Mar Indiana State...L, 2-4 Mar Indiana State...W, 8-1 Mar Indiana State...L, 3-5 Mar Indiana State...W, 3-2 Mar Utah*...W, 3-1 Mar Utah*...W, 4-3 Mar Utah*...W, 4-1 Mar at Gonzaga...W, 5-4 Mar at Gonzaga...L, 7-8 Mar at Oregon*...L, 3-4 Mar at Oregon*...L, 0-1 Mar at Oregon*...W, 12-3 Mar Baylor...W, 5-4 Apr Baylor...W, 6-1 Apr Baylor...L, 3-6 Apr Seattle U...L, 2-4 Apr at UCLA*...W, 7-3 Apr at UCLA*...W, 6-3 Apr at UCLA*...L, 5-6 Apr at LMU...W, 8-7 DATE...OPPONENT... RESULT Apr Oregon State*...W, 3-2 Apr Oregon State*...L, 2-5 Apr Oregon State*...L, 0-3 Apr at Washington State*...L, 4-5 Apr at Washington State*...L, 3-6 Apr at Washington State*...W, 7-1 Apr at Seattle...W, 7-4 Apr California*...W, 5-2 Apr California*...L, 3-7 Apr California*...W, 4-1 May 5... at Arizona*...L, 4-5 May 6... at Arizona*...L, 1-3 May 7... at Arizona*...L, May 9... Seattle...L, 5-7 May Arizona State*...W, 4-1 May Arizona State*...L, 5-8 May Arizona State*...W, 4-1 May at Stanford*...L, 4-8 May at Stanford*...L, 5-7 May at Stanford*...L, 5-6 May USC*...W, May USC*...L, 6-9 May USC*...W, 7-4 * - Pac-12 Conference game 29

32 WASHINGTON STATE COUGAR FACTS Location: Pullman, Wash Founded/Enrollment: 1890/19,556 Colors: Crimson & Gray Joined Pac-12: President: Kirk H. Schulz Faculty Rep: Dr. Nancy Swanger Athletic Director: Patrick Chun SWA: Anne McCoy Head Coach: Marty Lees Career Record: (2 years) Washington State Record: (2 years) Pac-12 Record: (2 years) Office: (509) Fax: (509) Associate Head Coach: Dan Spencer Assistant Coach: Jim Horner Volunteer Assistant Coach: Kurt Lupinski Stadium: Bailey-Brayton Field (3,500) SID: Bill Stevens Office: (509) Fax: (509) Baseball SID: Bobby Alworth Cell: (951) Online: wsucougars.com Local Radio: NewsTalk 1150 AM Ticket Office: GO-COUGS Starting Position Players R/L: 8/1 Starting Pitchers R/L: 2/1 Letterwinners R/L: 18/ WASHINGTON STATE ROSTER NO. NAME POS. B/T HT. WT. YR HOMETOWN/LAST SCHOOL 1 Derek Chapman OF L/R Sr. Issaquah, Wash. /Issaquah HS 2 Danny Sinatro OF L/R So. Sammamish, Wash. /Skyline HS 3 Andres Alvarez INF R/R Jr. San Diego, Calif. /San Ysidro HS/Trinidad State JC 4 JJ Hancock OF L/R Sr. Kennewick, Wash. /Kennewick HS 5 Justin Harrer INF R/R Jr. Sisters, Ore. /Sisters HS 6 Mason De La Cruz INF R/R Fr. Auburn, Wash. /Thomas Jefferson HS 8 Cory Meyer C R/R Jr. Pocatello, Ida. /Highland HS/Spokane Falls CC 9 Ryan Ramsower INF R/R Sr. Tucson, Ariz. /Salpointe Catholic HS/Pima CC 10 James Rudkin 1B R/L Sr. Plano, Texas /Plano East HS/McLennan JC 11 Dillon Plew INF L/R So. Kennewick, Wash. /Kennewick HS 12 Jack Smith INF R/R Fr. Mercer Island, Wash. /Mercer Island HS 15 Nick Strange RHP R/R Jr. Astoria, Ore. /Astoria HS/Tacoma CC 17 Blake Clanton OF L/R Sr. Clinton, Okla. /Clinton HS/Western Oklahoma State College 19 Cal Waterman C R/R So. Bend, Ore. /Summit HS 20 A.J. Block LHP L/L So. Bellevue, Wash. /Newport HS 21 Conner Nantkes LHP L/L Fr. Aurora, Colo. /Cherokee Trail HS 22 Robert Teel C R/R Jr. Tustin, Calif. /Mater Dei HS/Orange Coast College 23 Scotty Sunitsch LHP L/L Sr. Federal Way, Wash. /Todd Beamer HS 24 Hayden Rosenkrantz RHP R/R Fr. West Jordan, Utah /Cottonwood HS 27 Michael Newstrom LHP R/L Fr. Puyallup, Wash. /Puyallup HS 28 Collin Montez OF L/L Fr. Marysville, Wash. /Marysville-Getchell HS 30 Ryan Walker RHP R/R Sr. Arlington, Wash. /Arlington HS 31 Mathew Ellis RHP R/R Fr. Troutdale, Ore. /Sam Barlow HS 32 Cody Anderson LHP L/L Sr. Marysville, Wash. /Marysville-Pilchuck HS/ Bellevue College 34 Parker McFadden RHP R/R Jr. Yelm, Wash. /Yelm 35 Collin Maier RHP R/R RS-Sr. Billings, Mont. /Billings West HS/Puget Sound 36 Brody Barnum RHP/OF R/R Fr. Vancouver, Wash. /Skyview HS 37 Isaac Mullins LHP L/L RS-So. Bend, Wash. /Mount Si HS 38 Davis Baillie RHP R/R RS-So. Woodinville, Wash. /Woodinville HS 39 Dylan Orlando LHP L/L Fr. Las Vegas, Nev. /Palo Verde HS 40 Dustin Yates OF R/R So. Selah, Wash. /Selah HS/Spokane Falls CC 41 Bryce Moyle LHP L/L Fr. Carson City, Nev. /Carson HS 43 Will Heward RHP R/R So. Ogden, Utah /Bonneville HS/Salt Lake CC 44 Wyatt Segle 1B R/R Jr. Snohomish, Wash. /Monroe HS/Skagit Valley Marty Lees Career Record: (2 years) Record at WSU: (2 years) In his second season, Lees led the Cougars to a campaign, including a mark in league play after being named the 15th head coach in program history in In 2017, the team recorded its highest batting average, most runs and most home runs since 2013, while posting the fourth-most doubles (105) in the Pac-12. Prior to WSU, Lees spent three seasons as the assistant coach/recruiting coordinator at Oklahoma State and 11 years at Oregon State. In those 14 years he coached 10 teams to the NCAA Tournament, including two national champions with Oregon State (2006, 2007). WSU recorded the second-most stolen bases in the Pac-12 in 2016 and tied for the most double plays turned against Pac-12 opponents. With Lees at the helm, six players have earned All-Pac-12 Conference accolades, and in the Major League Baseball Draft, six Cougars drafted and six signees also picked by MLB clubs. DATE...OPPONENT... TIME Feb vs. UC Riverside...11:00 a.m. Feb vs. Nebraska...11:00 a.m. Feb vs. UC Riverside... 3:00 p.m. Feb vs. Nebraska...11:00 a.m. Feb at Grand Canyon... 6:00 p.m. Feb at Alabama... 1:00 p.m. Feb at Alabama...11:00 a.m. Feb at Alabama...7:00 a.m. Mar Sacramento State... 4:00 p.m. Mar Sacramento State... 4:00 p.m. Mar Sacramento State... 2:00 p.m. Mar Sacramento State... 1:00 p.m. Mar Saint Mary's (Calif.)... 4:00 p.m. Mar Saint Mary's (Calif.)... 4:00 p.m. Mar Saint Mary's (Calif.)... 2:00 p.m. Mar Saint Mary's (Calif.)... 1:00 p.m. Mar at Long Beach State... 6:00 p.m. Mar at UCLA*... 6:00 p.m. Mar at UCLA*... 2:00 p.m. Mar at UCLA*... 1:00 p.m. Mar at Arizona*... 6:00 p.m. Mar at Arizona*... 6:00 p.m. Mar at Arizona*... 1:00 p.m. Mar Arizona State*... 6:00 p.m. Mar Arizona State*... 5:00 p.m. Mar Arizona State*... 12:00 p.m. Apr Gonzaga... 5:00 p.m. Apr at Oregon*... 6:00 p.m. Apr at Oregon*... 2:00 p.m. Apr at Oregon*... 12:00 p.m. Apr California*... 5:00 p.m SCHEDULE DATE...OPPONENT... TIME Apr California*... 2:00 p.m. Apr California*... 1:00 p.m. Apr at Gonzaga... 6:00 p.m. Apr Santa Clara... 5:00 p.m. Apr Santa Clara... 2:00 p.m. Apr Santa Clara... 1:00 p.m. Apr at Seattle... 3:00 p.m. Apr at Washington*... 7:00 p.m. Apr at Washington*... 7:00 p.m. Apr at Washington*... 1:00 p.m. May 4... Oregon State*... 5:00 p.m. May 5... Oregon State*... 5:00 p.m. May 6... Oregon State*... 1:00 p.m. May USC*... 5:00 p.m. May USC*... 2:00 p.m. May USC*... 1:00 p.m. May Gonzaga... 5:00 p.m. May at Stanford*... 6:00 p.m. May at Stanford*... 1:30 p.m. May at Stanford*... 12:00 p.m. May Utah*... 4:00 p.m. May Utah*... 4:00 p.m. May Utah*... 12:00 p.m. * - Pac-12 Conference game 30 30

33 WASHINGTON STATE 2017 BATTING Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD% Shane Matheny Andres Alvarez Justin Harrer J.J. Hancock Dillon Plew James Rudkin Cory Meyer Cal Waterman Reagan Teegarden Blake Clanton Danny Sinatro Ryan Ramsower Dugan Shirer Jon Burghardt Derek Chapman Johnny Sage Zach Inskeep Cody Anderson Damon Jones Totals Opponents PITCHING Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA Cody Anderson Damon Jones Ryan Walker Caleb McAlister Scotty Sunitsch Trenton Dupre Colby Nealy Isaac Mullins A.J. Block Joe Rosenstein Parker McFadden Kevin Calderhead Davis Baillie Chandl Greenfield Ryan Ward David Wallum Totals Opponents WSU VS. THE PAC-12* ARIZONA (.385) ARIZONA STATE (.233) CALIFORNIA (.425) OREGON (.545) OREGON STATE (.530) STANFORD (.346) UCLA (.333) USC (.314) UTAH (.666) WASHINGTON (.445) *According to WSU s historical records. COUGARS IN THE POSTSEASON NCAA Regional Appearances (16): 1950, 1956, 1960, 1961, 1965, 1966, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1984, 1987, 1988, 1990, 2009, College World Series Appearances (4): 1950, 1956, 1965, RESULTS (24-29, 10-20/10th) DATE...OPPONENT...RESULT Feb at Sacramento State...L, 2-10 Feb at Sacramento State...L, 4-6 Feb at Sacramento State...W, 4-3 Feb at LMU...W, 6-3 Feb at LMU...L, 5-18 Feb at LMU...W, 7-4 Feb at LMU...L, 3-7 Mar Stephen F. Austin...W, 4-2 Mar Stephen F. Austin...W, 7-3 Mar Stephen F. Austin...W, 10-5 Mar Utah Valley...W, 8-4 Mar Utah Valley...W, 10-1 Mar Utah Valley...W, 9-2 Mar Utah Valley...W, 9-3 Mar at Long Beach State...L, 7-8 Mar at USC*...L, 3-12 Mar at USC*...L, 2-4 Mar at USC*...W, 4-1 Mar CSUN...W, 11-7 Mar CSUN...W, 3-1 Mar CSUN...L, 1-3 Mar CSUN...W, 6-4 Mar at California*...L, 2-12 Apr at California*...L, 2-7 Apr at California*...L, 5-9 Apr at Pacific...L, 8-14 Apr Arizona*...L, 5-19 Apr Arizona*...W, 9-3 Apr Arizona*...L, 5-6 Apr at Arizona State*...L, 5-6 Apr at Arizona State*...L, 7-10 DATE...OPPONENT... RESULT Apr at Arizona State*...L, 4-5 Apr at Gonzaga...L, 4-9 Apr Seattle...W, 9-4 Apr Washington*...W, 5-4 Apr Washington*...W, 6-3 Apr Washington*...L, 1-7 Apr Gonzaga...L, 3-7 Apr at Utah*...L, 1-2 Apr at Utah*...W, 10-1 Apr at Utah*...W, 5-4 May 6... Oregon*...L, 2-8 May 6... Oregon*...W, 2-1 May 7... Oregon*...W, 6-5 May UCLA*...W, 7-1 May UCLA*...W, 7-3 May UCLA*...L, 2-12 May at Oregon State*...L, 3-4 May at Oregon State*...L, 0-5 May at Oregon State*...L, 3-14 May Stanford*...L, 2-13 May Stanford*...L, 3-5 May Stanford*...L, 1-15 * - Pac-12 Conference game 2017 PAC-12 BASEBALL // TEAMS 31

34 2017 PAC-12 HONORS 2017 FINAL PAC-12 STANDINGS CONFERENCE OVERALL W L T PCT Home Away W L T PCT Home Away Neutral Streak Oregon State*^^^ L2 Stanford^ L1 UCLA^ L2 Arizona^ L1 Utah W3 California W2 Washington W1 Oregon L1 Washington State L7 Arizona State L6 USC L1 * - Pac-12 Champion ^ - Competed in NCAA Baseball Championship Regional ^^ - Super Regional ^^^ - College World Series 2017 IN REVIEW Pac-12 baseball teams ended the season (.653) against other conferences. The Conference had four NCAA Tournament berths and racked in many postseason honors, including Oregon State s head coach Pat Casey winning NCBWA National Coach of the Year. Four Pac-12 baseball teams earned berths to the 2017 NCAA Tournament. No 1-seeded Oregon State was joined by Arizona, Stanford and UCLA. Stanford and OSU both hosted NCAA regionals. The Beavs were the only team to advance onto the Super Regional. Despite not advancing to the College World Series Final, Oregon State s season ended in a historic fashion. The Beavs 56-6 record allowed a.903 winning percentage for the season. OSU became the fifth NCAA baseball team all-time to end the season with above a.900 winning percentage and are now tied for fourth. The Pac-12 Conference announced the baseball All-Pac-12 honors for the 2017 season, as determined by a polling of the Conference coaches. Oregon State s Nick Madrigal was voted Pac-12 Player of the Year and Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Year. California S Andrew Vaughn was named Pac-12 Freshman of the Year while Oregon State s Luke Heimlich was voted Pac-12 Pitcher of the Year. Oregon State head coach Pat Casey was named Pac-12 Coach of the Year. Arizona s JJ Matijevic was crowned the Pac-12 Batting Champion with a Conference-leading.389 batting average. The All-Pac-12 teams were also announced. Oregon State s Max Engelbrekt was named the Pac-12 Baseball Scholar- Athlete of the Year for the 2017 season. 46 Pac-12 Baseball players were drafted in the 2017 MLB Draft with all 11 schools having at least one student-athlete drafted. Of the 46 players, six came from Arizona, one from Arizona State, two from California, three from Oregon, five from Oregon State, ten from Stanford, six from UCLA, two from USC, four from Utah, four from Washington, and three from Washington State. In the first round, four Pac-12 baseball players were drafted among the top 75 draft picks. Oregon s David Peterson was the first Pac-12 player to be drafted as the 20th overall pick to the New York Mets. Oregon State s Drew Rasmussen was next as the 31st pick to the Tampa Bay Rays. UCLA s Griffin Canning was next as the 47th pick to the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. Arizona s JJ Matijevic was the final pick of the day at 75th to the Houston Astros. FINAL NATIONAL RANKINGS BASEBALL AMERICA 3... OREGON STATE STANFORD NATIONAL COLLEGIATE BASEBALL WRITERS ASSOCIATION (NCBWA) 3... OREGON STATE STANFORD ARIZONA COLLEGIATE BASEBALL 3... OREGON STATE STANFORD ARIZONA USA TODAY/ESPN COACHES 3... OREGON STATE STANFORD 2017 NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS NCAA REGIONALS Double elimination Corvallis Regional (hosted by Oregon State) June 2: OREGON STATE 8, Holy Cross 2 June 3: OREGON STATE 11, Yale 0 June 4: OREGON STATE 8, Yale 1 Long Beach Regional (hosted by Long Beach State) June 2: Texas 3, UCLA 2 June 3: San Diego State 3, UCLA 2 Stanford Regional (hosted by Stanford) June 1: STANFORD 10, Sacramento State 0 June 2: Cal State Fullerton 4, STANFORD 1 June 3: STANFORD 9, BYU 1 June 3: Cal State Fullerton 4, STANFORD 2 NCAA SUPER REGIONALS Best of three series Corvallis Super Regional (hosted by Oregon State) June 9: ORGON STATE 8, Vanderbilt 4 June 10: OREGON STATE 9, Vanderbilt 2 NCAA COLLEGE WORLD SERIES Double Elimination June 17: OREGON STATE 6, Cal State Fullerton 5 June 19: OREGON STATE 13, LSU 1 June 23: LSU 3, OREGON STATE 1 June 24: LSU 6, OREGON STATE 1 Lubbock Regional (hosted by Texas Tech) June 2: Sam Houston State 5, ARIZONA 4 June 3: ARIZONA 6, Delaware 5 June 4: Sam Houston State 9, ARIZONA 3 32

35 2017 PAC-12 HONORS 2017 ALL-PAC-12 CONFERENCE TEAM Name... Position...Year... School Jack Anderson... OF...RJr...Oregon State Sean Bouchard... 1B...Jr...UCLA Noah Bremer... RHP...Jr...Washington Gage Canning... OF...So...ASU Griffin Canning... RHP...Jr...UCLA Dallas Carroll... 3B...Sr...Utah JC Cloney... LHP...Sr...Arizona Cadyn Grenier... SS...So...Oregon State KJ Harrison... 1B...Jr...Oregon State Luke Heimlich... LHP...Jr...Oregon State Colton Hock... RHP...Jr...Stanford Nico Hoerner... SS...So...Stanford MJ Hubbs... OF...Sr...Washington Kyle Kasser... SS...Jr...Oregon DaShawn Keirsey Jr... OF...So...Utah Duke Kinamon... 2B...So...Stanford Nick Madrigal... 2B...So...Oregon State Shane Matheny... 3B...Jr...Washington State JJ Matijevic... 1B...Jr...Arizona Joey Morgan... C...Jr...Washington Lars Nootbaar... OF...So...USC Jared Oliva... OF...Jr...Arizona Jon Olsen... RHP...So...UCLA David Peterson... LHP...Jr...Oregon Frankie Rios... SS...Sr...USC Alfonso Rivas... DH...So...Arizona Jayson Rose... RHP...Jr...Utah Cesar Salazar... C...So...Arizona Jake Thompson... RHP...RJr...Oregon State Andrew Vaughn... 1B...Fr...California Matt Winaker... 1B...Jr...Stanford Kenyon Yovan... RHP...Fr...Oregon Honorable Mention: Andres Alvarez, WSU; Dan Amaral, UCLA; Daniel Baskt, STAN; Hunter Bishop, ASU; Adalberto Carrillo, USC; Zach Cerbo, ASU; Kyle Cuellar, UCLA; Cody Deason, ARIZ; Joe DeMers, WASH; Tanner Dodson, CAL; Dylan Drachler, UTAH; Cameron Eden, CAL; Brandon Eisert, OSU; AJ Graffanino, WASH; Michael Gretler, OSU; Justin Harrer, WSU; Levi Jordan, WASH; Ellis Kelly, UTAH; Ryan Kreidler, UCLA; Steven Kwan, OSU; Trever Larnach, OSU; Lyle Lin, ASU; Willie MacIver, WASH; Jack Meggs, WASH; Cameron Ming, ARIZ; Jeffrey Mitchell Jr., CAL; Jake Mulholland, OSU; Brandon Perez, USC; Nick Quintana, ARIZ; Adley Rutschman, OSU; Hunter Simmons, UTAH; Brett Stephens, UCLA; Cal Stevenson, ARIZ; Tyler Thorne, STAN; Michael Toglia, UCLA PAC-12 ALL-ACADEMIC TEAMS First Team...Yr... GPA... Major Jack Anderson, OSU...RS JR Kinesiology Louis Boyd, ARIZ...SR General Studies/Economy and Industry Max Engelbrekt, OSU...GR Master of Business Administration Kyle Lewis, ARIZ...SR General Studies/Sports and Society Eli Lingos, ASU.JR Finance John Naff, WASH...SR Sociology Daniel Rosica, UCLA...RS SO Economics and Psychology Braden Stutzman, ORE...RS FR Economics Andrew Summerville, STAN...JR Management, Science and Technology Jake Thompson, OSU...RS JR Economics Steven Stumph, USC...SR Linguistics and East Asian Languages and Cultures Daniel Theriault, UTAH...SO Political Science Jimmy Yoder, STAN...SR Human Biology Second Team... Yr... GPA...Major Chandler Anderson, UTAH...SO Business Administration Andy Atwood, OSU...SO Psychology Jake Bird, UCLA...JR Economics Quinn Brodey, STAN...JR Management, Science and Engineering Cadyn Grenier, OSU...SO Psychology Michael Gretler, OSU...JR Finance Ryan Hingst, ASU...JR Business (Law) Ellis Kelly, UTAH...SR Economics Tyler Thorne, STAN...SR Science, Technology and Society Matt Winaker, STAN...JR Science, Technology and Society Chris Taber, UTAH...SO Undecided Jack Walsh, STAN...SO Undeclared Maxwell Williamson, STAN...SR Economics Brad Zdroik, STAN...SO Undeclared Pac-12 Player of the Year Nick Madrigal, OSU Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Year Nick Madrigal, OSU Pac-12 Freshman of the Year Andrew Vaughn, CAL Pac-12 Pitcher of the Year Luke Heimlich, OSU Pac-12 Coach of the Year Pat Casey, OSU Pac-12 Batting Champion JJ Matijevic, ARIZ PAC-12 All-DEFENSIVE TEAM Griffin Canning, Jr., UCLA Dallas Carroll, Sr., UTAH Nico Hoerner, So., STAN DaShawn Keirsey, So., UTAH Steven Kwan, So., OSU Nick Madrigal, So., OSU Joey Morgan, Jr., WASH Jared Oliva, Jr., ARIZ Matt Winaker, Jr., STAN 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 Apr. 3 Apr. 10 Apr. 17 Apr. 24 May 1 May 8 May 15 May 22 May 29 Kj Harrison, OSU Nick Madrigal, OSU JJ Matijevic, ARIZ Gage Canning, ASU Andrew Vaughn, CAL Matt Winaker, STAN Cal Stevenson, ARIZ Chandler Anderson, UTAH Jesse Kuet, STAN Matt Winaker, STAN PAC-12 PITCHERS 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 Apr. 24 Luke Heimlich, OSU May 1 David Peterson, ORE May 8 Luke Heimlich, OSU May 15 Noah Bremer, WASH May 22 Jake Thompson, OSU May 29 Griffin Canning, UCLA 3333

36 2017 NATIONAL HONORS NATIONAL HONORS Baseball America Preseason All-Americans First Team Nick Madrigal, OSU, 2B Colton Hockm, STAN, RHP Second Team Tristan Beck, STAN, P Third Team Quinn Brodey, STAN, OF Griffin Canning, UCLA, P NCBWA Preseason All-Americans Second Team Jayson Rose, UTAH, SP Third Team Nick Madrigal, OSU, 2B Bryce Fehmel, OSU, RP 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 Collegiate Baseball National Players of the Week David Peterson, ORE - Mar. 6 Quinn Brodey, STAN - Mar. 6 David Peterson, ORE - Mar. 13 Andrew Vaugh, CAL - Apr. 24 David Peterson, ORE - May 1 Luke Heimlich, OSU - May NCBWA Awards National Pitcher of the Week May 2 David Peterson, ORE - May 2 National Pitcher fo the Month David Peterson, ORE - March Jake Thompson, OSU - April Stopper of the Year Finalist Colton Hock, STAN Kenyon Yovan, ORE Dick Howser Trophy Semifnalists Luke Heimlich, OSU David Peterson, ORE Jake Thompson, OSU Gregg Olsen Award Breakout Player of the Year Jared Oliva, ARIZ Jake Thompson, OSU ABCA/Rawlings Golden Glove Teams Nick Madrigal, OSU Griffn Canning, UCLA USA Baseball Golden Spikes Semifinalists Griffn Canning, UCLA Luke Heimlich, OSU Nick Madrigal, OSU JJ Matijevic, ARIZ David Peterson, ORE Baseball America All-Americans First Team Nick Madrigal, OSU, 2B Jake Thompson OSU, SP Second Team Joey Morgan, WASH, C J.J. Matijevic, ARIZ, DH Colton Hockm, STAN, RP Third Team Griffin Canning, UCLA, SP David Peterson, ORE, SP Freshman Team First Team Andrew Vaughn, CAL Kenyon Yovan, ORE Second Team Nick Quintana, ARIZ Jake Mulholland, OSU NCBWA Division I All-America Team First Team David Peterson, ORE Jake Thompson, OSU Colton Hock, STAN Kenyon Yovan, ORE Second Team Alsonso Rivas, ARIZ Griffin Canning, UCLA Jake Mulholland, OSU Third Team Nick Madrigal, OSU Freshman All-America First Team Andrew Vaughn, CAL Kenyon Yovan, ORE Jake Mulholland, OSU NCBWA 2017 District Players of the Year Dristrict VIII Jake Thompson, OSU 2017 NCBWA National Coach of the Year Pat Casey, OSU ABCA/Rawlings All-Americans First Team Nick Madrigal, OSU, 2B David Peterson, ORE, P Jake Thompson, OSU, P Colton Hock, STAN, RP Third Team JJ Matijevic, ARIZ, 1B Dallas Carroll, UTAH, 3B 2017 MLB AMATEUR DRAFT Player,School Team Round (Pick) Arizona (6) Louis Boyd SEA 24 (723) JC Cloney KC 9 (270) Rio Gomez BOR 36 (1091) JJ Matijevic HOU 1 (75) Cameron Ming BAL 14 (428) Jared Oliva PIT 7 (208) Arizona State(1) Connor Higgins TEX 35 (1064) California (2) Preston Grand Pre LAD 24 (730) Denis Karas MIA 10 (299) Oregon (3) David Peterson NYM 1(20) Tim Susnara ARI 8 (232) Brac Warren SF 17 (515) Oregon State (5) Max Engelbrekt WSH 40 (1213) Mike Gretler PIT 39 (1168) KJ Harrison MIL 3 (84) Jake Thompson BOR 4 (131 Drew Rasmussen TB 1 (31) Stanford (10) Tristan Beck NYY 29 (872) Quinn Brodey NYM 3 (97) Chris Castellanos SEA 33 (993) Alex Dunlap WSH 29 (883) Brett Hanewich LAA 9 (265) Colton Hock MIA 4 (119) Jack Klein KC 34 (1020) Andrew Summerville STL 12 (364) Keith Weisenberg ATL 14 (410) Matt Winaker NYM 5 (157) UCLA (6) Sean Bouchard COL 9 (266) Scott Burke BAL 20 (608) Griffn Canning LAA 1 (47) Moises Ceja COL 32 (956) Brett Stephens COL 28 (836) Nick Valaika PIT 24 (718) USC (2) Adalberto Carrillo WSH 33 (1003 Frankie Rios BOR 17 (521) Utah (4) Dallas Carroll MIL 9 (264) Andrew Jackson LAD 12 (370) Riley Ottensen LAD 5 (160) Jayson Rose MIL 8 (234) Washington (4) Noah Bremer TEX 6 (194) Jack Meggs OAK 10 (291) Greg Minier CHW 32 (957) Joey Morgan DET 3 (95) Washington State (3) Damon Jones PHP 18 (533) Shane Matheny SF 23 (696) Colby Nealy LAD 35 (1060) 34

37 2017 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL BATTING Min 2.7 AB/Team game G Avg AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB Matijevic, JJ, ARIZ Madrigal, Nick, OSU Rivas, Alfonso, ARIZ Carroll, Dallas, UTAH Rios, Frankie, USC Kasser, Kyle, ORE Vaughn, Andrew, CAL Anderson, Chandler, UTAH Canning,Gage, ASU Kwan, Steven, OSU INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Min 1.0 IP/Team game App ERA W-L SV IP H R ER BB SO Rosenstein, Joe, WSU Cosca, Jack, CAL Faulkner, Landon, ARIZ Rodriguez, Hunter, UTAH McFadden, Parker, WSU Sabouri, Arman, CAL Vaughn, Andrew, CAL Burgmann, Josh, WASH Schneider,Grant, ASU Costello, Tommy, WASH SLUGGING PCT. TRIPLES INNINGS PITCHED HITS ALLOWED Matijevic, JJ, ARIZ Carroll, Dallas, UTAH Brodey, Quinn, STAN Vaughn, Andrew, CAL Canning,Gage, ASU Madrigal, Nick, OSU Rivas, Alfonso, ARIZ Bouchard, Sean, UCLA Winaker, Matt, STAN Nootbaar, Lars, USC Harrer, Justin, WSU Canning,Gage, ASU... 8 Grenier, Cadyn, OSU... 6 Nootbaar, Lars, USC... 6 Keirsey Jr., DaSha, UTAH... 5 Gretler, Michael, OSU... 4 McCullough, Morgan, ORE... 4 Bishop,Hunter, ASU... 4 Brodey, Quinn, STAN tied at... 3 Thompson, Jake, OSU Canning, Griffin, UCLA Heimlich, Luke, OSU Bremer, Noah, WASH Peterson, David, ORE DeMers, Joe, WASH Castellanos, Chris, STAN Ottesen, Riley, UTAH Rose, Jayson, UTAH Bubic, Kris, STAN Mercer, Matt, ORE Erives,Eder, ASU Olsen, Jon, UCLA Ceja, Moises, UCLA Miller, Erik, STAN Ming, Cameron, ARIZ Anderson, Cody, WSU Fehmel, Bryce, OSU Heimlich, Luke, OSU Stringer, Cole, ORE Crouse, Marrick, USC Wegman, Brad, USC RUNS SCORED HOME RUNS BATTERS STRUCK OUT WALKS ALLOWED Stevenson, Cal, ARIZ Matijevic, JJ, ARIZ Oliva, Jared, ARIZ Rivas, Alfonso, ARIZ Winaker, Matt, STAN Madrigal, Nick, OSU Morimoto, Mitchell, ARIZ Hoerner, Nico, STAN Carroll, Dallas, UTAH Quintana, Nick, ARIZ Brodey, Quinn, STAN Karas, Denis, CAL Vaughn, Andrew, CAL Brodey, Quinn, STAN Matijevic, JJ, ARIZ Winaker, Matt, STAN... 9 Harrison, KJ, OSU... 9 Bouchard, Sean, UCLA... 9 Toglia, Michael, UCLA tied at... 7 Canning, Griffin, UCLA Peterson, David, ORE Heimlich, Luke, OSU Thompson, Jake, OSU Bremer, Noah, WASH Bubic, Kris, STAN Rose, Jayson, UTAH Olsen, Jon, UCLA Ottesen, Riley, UTAH Summerville, Andre, STAN Lingos,Eli, ASU Stringer, Cole, ORE Castellanos, Chris, STAN Peterson, David, ORE Cloney, JC, ARIZ Matulovich, Joey, CAL Summerville, Andre, STAN Ceja, Moises, UCLA Miller, Erik, STAN Fehmel, Bryce, OSU Heimlich, Luke, OSU Anderson, Cody, WSU HITS TOTAL BASES WINS FIELDING PCT. Matijevic, JJ, ARIZ Madrigal, Nick, OSU Rivas, Alfonso, ARIZ Oliva, Jared, ARIZ Hoerner, Nico, STAN Vaughn, Andrew, CAL Brodey, Quinn, STAN Kasser, Kyle, ORE Canning,Gage, ASU Rios, Frankie, USC Carroll, Dallas, UTAH Matijevic, JJ, ARIZ Brodey, Quinn, STAN Madrigal, Nick, OSU Vaughn, Andrew, CAL Oliva, Jared, ARIZ Canning,Gage, ASU Carroll, Dallas, UTAH Rivas, Alfonso, ARIZ Bouchard, Sean, UCLA Harrison, KJ, OSU Winaker, Matt, STAN Thompson, Jake, OSU Heimlich, Luke, OSU Peterson, David, ORE Castellanos, Chris, STAN... 9 Rose, Jayson, UTAH... 8 Olsen, Jon, UCLA... 7 Mulholland, Jake, OSU... 7 Ming, Cameron, ARIZ... 7 Canning, Griffin, UCLA... 7 Bubic, Kris, STAN tied at... 6 Canning,Gage, ASU Kwan, Steven, OSU Anderson, Jack, OSU Toglia, Michael, UCLA Dodson, Tanner, CAL London, Kyle, WASH Morimoto, Mitchell, ARIZ Larnach, Trevor, OSU Gulden, Wade, UTAH Bakst, Daniel, STAN Harrison, KJ, OSU RUNS BATTED IN WALKS SAVES ASSISTS Matijevic, JJ, ARIZ Rivas, Alfonso, ARIZ Oliva, Jared, ARIZ Carroll, Dallas, UTAH Brodey, Quinn, STAN Vaughn, Andrew, CAL Larnach, Trevor, OSU Morgan, Joey, WASH Winaker, Matt, STAN Harrison, KJ, OSU Bouchard, Sean, UCLA Stevenson, Cal, ARIZ Winaker, Matt, STAN Larnach, Trevor, OSU Rivas, Alfonso, ARIZ Nootbaar, Lars, USC Grenier, Cadyn, OSU Carroll, Dallas, UTAH Toglia, Michael, UCLA Quintana, Nick, ARIZ Rose, Josh, UTAH tied at Hock, Colton, STAN Yovan, Kenyon, ORE Sunitsch, Scotty, WSU... 8 Martinez, Erik, CAL... 6 Mulholland, Jake, OSU... 6 Drachler, Dylan, UTAH... 5 Engelbrekt, Max, OSU... 5 Burke, Scott, UCLA... 5 Dyrda, Bryce, USC... 5 Higgins,Connor, ASU... 4 Eisert, Brandon, OSU... 4 Kinamon, Duke, STAN Grenier, Cadyn, OSU Alvarez, Andres, WSU Hoerner, Nico, STAN Madrigal, Nick, OSU Aldrete,Carter, ASU Graffanino, AJ, WASH Carroll, Dallas, UTAH Plew, Dillon, WSU Rios, Frankie, USC tied at DOUBLES STOLEN BASES APPEARANCES ERRORS Matijevic, JJ, ARIZ Oliva, Jared, ARIZ Madrigal, Nick, OSU Hoerner, Nico, STAN Quintana, Nick, ARIZ Carroll, Dallas, UTAH Harrer, Justin, WSU Brodey, Quinn, STAN tied at Madrigal, Nick, OSU Amaral, Daniel, UCLA Kinamon, Duke, STAN Carroll, Dallas, UTAH Mitchell Jr, Jeffr, CAL Hubbs, MJ, WASH Oliva, Jared, ARIZ Davis, Jonah, CAL tied at... 9 Scheidler, Nick, UCLA Burke, Scott, UCLA Minier, Greg, WASH Thorne, Tyler, STAN Gadsby, Brian, UCLA Sunitsch, Scotty, WSU Mulholland, Jake, OSU Hock, Colton, STAN Nealy, Colby, WSU Dupre, Trenton, WSU Buckley, Andrew, CAL Quintana, Nick, ARIZ Alvarez, Andres, WSU Boyd, Louis, ARIZ McCuin,Jeremy, ASU Eden, Cameron, CAL Snow,Andrew, ASU tied at

38 2017 TEAM STATISTICS BATTING Team AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH Arizona Oregon State California Utah Stanford USC Washington State Arizona State Washington UCLA Oregon SLUGGING PCT Arizona California Stanford Oregon State Arizona State Utah UCLA USC Washington State Washington Oregon ON BASE PCT Arizona Oregon State Utah California Washington State Stanford Oregon USC Washington UCLA Arizona State RUNS SCORED Arizona Oregon State Stanford Utah UCLA Arizona State California USC Washington Washington State Oregon HITS Arizona Oregon State Stanford California USC Utah Arizona State UCLA Washington State Washington Oregon RUNS BATTED IN Arizona Oregon State Stanford Utah UCLA California Arizona State USC Washington Washington State Oregon DOUBLES Arizona Stanford Oregon State Washington State California...99 UCLA...98 Washington...96 Utah...91 Arizona State...89 USC...81 Oregon...72 TRIPLES Arizona State...22 Oregon State...18 Arizona...17 Utah...16 USC...13 Oregon...13 Washington...12 Washington State...11 Stanford...9 California...9 UCLA...5 HOME RUNS UCLA...44 California...42 Stanford...39 Arizona State...38 Arizona...36 USC...33 Oregon State...31 Utah...26 Washington...26 Washington State...21 Oregon...19 PITCHING Team ERA W-L CG SO/CO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/Av Oregon State / Stanford / UCLA / Oregon / Washington / Utah / Arizona / California / Washington State / Arizona State / USC / OPPOSING BAT AVG. Oregon State UCLA Stanford Oregon Utah Washington Arizona California Washington State USC Arizona State FIELDING PCT. Washington UCLA Stanford USC Oregon State Oregon Utah California Arizona Washington State Arizona State INNINGS PITCHED Oregon State Arizona Stanford UCLA USC Oregon Arizona State Washington California Washington State Utah BATTERS STRUCK OUT Oregon State UCLA Oregon Arizona Stanford USC Washington Arizona State Utah Washington State California SAVES Stanford...23 Oregon State...22 Oregon...16 Arizona...11 Washington State...11 Arizona State...11 USC...11 Utah...10 California...9 UCLA...6 Washington...5 FIELDING Team C PO A E FLD% DPs SBA CSB SBA% PB Washington UCLA Stanford USC Oregon State Oregon Utah California Arizona Washington State Arizona State CHANCES Oregon State Arizona Stanford UCLA Arizona State Washington State California Oregon Washington USC Utah PUTOUTS Oregon State Arizona Stanford UCLA USC Oregon Arizona State Washington California Washington State Utah ASSISTS Washington State Arizona Oregon State Arizona State Stanford California UCLA Utah Washington USC Oregon TOTAL BASES Arizona Oregon State Stanford California Arizona State UCLA USC Utah Washington State Washington Oregon AT BATS Arizona Oregon State Stanford UCLA USC Arizona State California Washington Utah Washington State Oregon WALKS Oregon State Arizona Oregon Utah Washington UCLA Washington State Stanford USC California Arizona State RUNNERS PICKED OFF Utah...14 Washington State...11 Arizona State...10 Oregon State...9 Arizona...9 UCLA...7 Oregon...6 USC...6 California...6 Washington...5 Stanford...3 HITS ALLOWED Oregon State UCLA Utah Oregon Stanford Washington Washington State California USC Arizona Arizona State ERRORS Arizona...71 Arizona State...70 Washington State...68 California...63 Utah...58 Oregon...57 Oregon State...51 Stanford...45 UCLA...43 USC...42 Washington...36 FIELDING DOUBLE PLAYS Washington...53 Arizona State...51 Washington State...51 California...46 Oregon...43 USC...40 Arizona...39 Stanford...38 Oregon State...37 UCLA...36 Utah...32 STRIKEOUTS Washington USC Arizona State UCLA Stanford California Oregon State Washington State Oregon Utah Arizona STOLEN BASES Oregon State...64 California...54 Arizona...49 UCLA...46 Arizona State...42 Washington...38 Utah...37 Washington State...35 Stanford...33 USC...33 Oregon...32 RUNS ALLOWED Oregon State Stanford Washington UCLA Oregon Utah Arizona Washington State California USC Arizona State EARNED RUNS ALLOWED Oregon State Stanford UCLA Oregon Washington Utah Arizona California Washington State Arizona State USC CAUGHT STEALING BY USC...29 Arizona State...27 California...25 Washington State...24 Washington...20 Arizona...19 Utah...19 Stanford...17 Oregon...17 Oregon State...16 UCLA

39 2017 CONFERENCE-ONLY INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL BATTING Min 2.7 AB/Team game G Avg AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB Madrigal, Nick, OSU Hoerner, Nico, STAN Kasser, Kyle, ORE Matijevic, JJ, ARIZ Rios, Frankie, USC Vaughn, Andrew, CAL Rivas, Alfonso, ARIZ Carroll, Dallas, UTAH Dodson, Tanner, CAL Morgan, Joey, WASH INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Min 1.0 IP/Team game App ERA W-L SV IP H R ER BB SO Thompson, Jake, OSU Heimlich, Luke, OSU Olsen, Jon, UCLA Thorne, Tyler, STAN Peterson, David, ORE Wegman, Brad, USC Rose, Jayson, UTAH Erives,Eder, ASU Canning, Griffin, UCLA Bubic, Kris, STAN SLUGGING PCT. Winaker, Matt, STAN Matijevic, JJ, ARIZ Carroll, Dallas, UTAH Vaughn, Andrew, CAL Toglia, Michael, UCLA Morgan, Joey, WASH Madrigal, Nick, OSU Dodson, Tanner, CAL Hoerner, Nico, STAN Rivas, Alfonso, ARIZ Bakst, Daniel, STAN TRIPLES Nootbaar, Lars, USC... 5 Dodson, Tanner, CAL... 3 McCullough, Morgan, ORE... 3 Keirsey Jr., DaSha, UTAH tied at... 2 INNINGS PITCHED Heimlich, Luke, OSU Canning, Griffin, UCLA Thompson, Jake, OSU Bremer, Noah, WASH Peterson, David, ORE DeMers, Joe, WASH Castellanos, Chris, STAN Rose, Jayson, UTAH Ottesen, Riley, UTAH Mercer, Matt, ORE Bubic, Kris, STAN HITS ALLOWED Thorne, Tyler, STAN...24 Wegman, Brad, USC...32 Olsen, Jon, UCLA...34 Ceja, Moises, UCLA...37 Crouse, Marrick, USC...39 Erives,Eder, ASU...40 Ladrech, Matt, CAL...41 Fehmel, Bryce, OSU...41 Walker, Ryan, WSU...42 Thompson, Jake, OSU...42 Montoya,Chaz, ASU...43 RUNS SCORED HOME RUNS BATTERS STRUCK OUT WALKS ALLOWED Winaker, Matt, STAN Madrigal, Nick, OSU Stevenson, Cal, ARIZ Rivas, Alfonso, ARIZ Oliva, Jared, ARIZ Stephens, Brett, UCLA Mitchell Jr, Jeffr, CAL Hoerner, Nico, STAN Bouchard, Sean, UCLA Matijevic, JJ, ARIZ Vaughn, Andrew, CAL Winaker, Matt, STAN... 8 Vaughn, Andrew, CAL... 8 Karas, Denis, CAL... 8 Matijevic, JJ, ARIZ... 6 Strumpf, Chase, UCLA... 5 Wulff, Brandon, STAN... 5 Toglia, Michael, UCLA... 5 Morgan, Joey, WASH... 5 Carroll, Dallas, UTAH... 5 Canning,Gage, ASU tied at... 4 Peterson, David, ORE Canning, Griffin, UCLA Heimlich, Luke, OSU Bremer, Noah, WASH Thompson, Jake, OSU Rose, Jayson, UTAH Olsen, Jon, UCLA Bubic, Kris, STAN Ottesen, Riley, UTAH DeMers, Joe, WASH Summerville, Andre, STAN Thorne, Tyler, STAN...8 Stringer, Cole, ORE...8 Ceja, Moises, UCLA...10 Wegman, Brad, USC...11 Matulovich, Joey, CAL...11 Summerville, Andre, STAN...12 Peterson, David, ORE...12 Castellanos, Chris, STAN...12 Ming, Cameron, ARIZ...12 Cloney, JC, ARIZ...13 Ladrech, Matt, CAL...13 HITS TOTAL BASES WINS FIELDING PCT. Hoerner, Nico, STAN Madrigal, Nick, OSU Rios, Frankie, USC Kasser, Kyle, ORE Matijevic, JJ, ARIZ Vaughn, Andrew, CAL Rivas, Alfonso, ARIZ Winaker, Matt, STAN Carroll, Dallas, UTAH Keirsey Jr., DaSha, UTAH Perez, Brandon, USC Matijevic, JJ, ARIZ Winaker, Matt, STAN Vaughn, Andrew, CAL Madrigal, Nick, OSU Carroll, Dallas, UTAH Hoerner, Nico, STAN Morgan, Joey, WASH Rivas, Alfonso, ARIZ Dodson, Tanner, CAL tied at Thompson, Jake, OSU... 8 Peterson, David, ORE... 7 Olsen, Jon, UCLA... 6 Heimlich, Luke, OSU... 6 Canning, Griffin, UCLA... 6 Martinez, Erik, CAL... 5 Bremer, Noah, WASH... 5 Rose, Jayson, UTAH... 5 Castellanos, Chris, STAN tied at... 4 Matijevic, JJ, ARIZ Harrison, KJ, OSU Canning,Gage, ASU Oliva, Jared, ARIZ Bennett, Jake, ORE Amaral, Daniel, UCLA Sinatro, Danny, WSU Dodson, Tanner, CAL Kwan, Steven, OSU Toglia, Michael, UCLA Anderson, Jack, OSU RUNS BATTED IN WALKS SAVES ASSISTS Winaker, Matt, STAN Vaughn, Andrew, CAL Matijevic, JJ, ARIZ Rivas, Alfonso, ARIZ Carroll, Dallas, UTAH Karas, Denis, CAL Bouchard, Sean, UCLA Morgan, Joey, WASH Bakst, Daniel, STAN Strumpf, Chase, UCLA Toglia, Michael, UCLA Carroll, Dallas, UTAH Stevenson, Cal, ARIZ Winaker, Matt, STAN Toglia, Michael, UCLA Matheny, Shane, WSU Morgan, Joey, WASH Rivas, Alfonso, ARIZ Hubbs, MJ, WASH Mitchell Jr, Jeffr, CAL Brodey, Quinn, STAN tied at Hock, Colton, STAN... 8 Yovan, Kenyon, ORE... 7 Martinez, Erik, CAL... 3 Eisert, Brandon, OSU tied at... 2 Hoerner, Nico, STAN...93 Alvarez, Andres, WSU...92 Grenier, Cadyn, OSU...91 Kinamon, Duke, STAN...89 Rios, Frankie, USC...88 Aldrete,Carter, ASU...85 Graffanino, AJ, WASH...84 Plew, Dillon, WSU...83 Matheny, Shane, WSU...81 Madrigal, Nick, OSU...80 Dunn, Oliver, UTAH...77 DOUBLES STOLEN BASES APPEARANCES ERRORS Madrigal, Nick, OSU Matijevic, JJ, ARIZ Oliva, Jared, ARIZ Carroll, Dallas, UTAH Bakst, Daniel, STAN Brodey, Quinn, STAN Hoerner, Nico, STAN Dempster, Corey, USC Bouchard, Sean, UCLA Dodson, Tanner, CAL... 9 Hubbs, MJ, WASH... 9 Carroll, Dallas, UTAH... 8 Madrigal, Nick, OSU... 8 Amaral, Daniel, UCLA... 8 Mitchell Jr, Jeffr, CAL... 6 Matijevic, JJ, ARIZ... 5 McCullough, Morgan, ORE... 5 Oliva, Jared, ARIZ... 5 Donahue, Christian, OSU... 5 Kinamon, Duke, STAN... 5 Hubbs, MJ, WASH... 5 Grand Pre, Preston, CAL... 5 Scheidler, Nick, UCLA Minier, Greg, WASH Burke, Scott, UCLA Thorne, Tyler, STAN Martinez, Erik, CAL Sunitsch, Scotty, WSU Nealy, Colby, WSU Dupre, Trenton, WSU tied at Eden, Cameron, CAL...10 Alvarez, Andres, WSU...10 Aldrete,Carter, ASU...8 Moeller, Zack, UTAH...8 Quintana, Nick, ARIZ...8 Rios, Frankie, USC...7 Carroll, Dallas, UTAH...7 Matheny, Shane, WSU...7 Karas, Denis, CAL...7 McCuin,Jeremy, ASU...6 Plew, Dillon, WSU

40 2017 CONFERENCE-ONLY TEAM STATISTICS BATTING Team AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH California Stanford Oregon State UCLA Arizona USC Utah Washington State Washington Oregon Arizona State SLUGGING PCT. California Stanford UCLA Arizona Oregon State USC Washington Utah Arizona State Washington State Oregon ON BASE PCT. Oregon State California Arizona Stanford UCLA Utah USC Washington Oregon Washington State Arizona State RUNS SCORED Arizona UCLA Stanford Oregon State California Utah Washington USC Arizona State Oregon Washington State HITS Stanford California Oregon State UCLA Arizona USC Utah Washington State Washington Oregon Arizona State RUNS BATTED IN UCLA Arizona California Oregon State Stanford Utah Washington USC Oregon Washington State Arizona State DOUBLES Stanford...74 Arizona...63 Oregon State...62 California...58 UCLA...56 Washington...56 Washington State...52 Arizona State...50 Utah...45 Oregon...40 USC...38 TRIPLES Arizona State...10 Utah...10 USC...9 Oregon...7 California...7 Oregon State...6 Washington State...6 Stanford...5 Arizona...4 Washington...4 UCLA...2 HOME RUNS UCLA...25 California...24 Arizona State...21 Arizona...20 USC...19 Stanford...19 Washington...17 Utah...15 Oregon State...12 Oregon...9 Washington State...7 PITCHING Team ERA W-L CG SO/CO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/Av Oregon State / UCLA / Stanford / Washington / Utah / Arizona / Oregon / Arizona State / USC / California / Washington State / OPPOSING BAT AVG. Oregon State UCLA Utah Stanford Washington California Arizona Oregon Washington State USC Arizona State FIELDING PCT. Oregon State Washington UCLA USC Arizona Stanford Utah Arizona State Oregon Washington State California INNINGS PITCHED Oregon State Stanford Utah UCLA Washington Arizona USC Washington State Oregon Arizona State California BATTERS STRUCK OUT UCLA Oregon State Oregon Arizona Stanford Washington Utah USC Washington State California Arizona State SAVES Stanford...12 Oregon State...9 Oregon...7 California...6 Arizona...5 Utah...5 Arizona State...4 Washington State...4 USC...3 UCLA...2 Washington...2 FIELDING Team C PO A E FLD% DPs SBA CSB SBA% PB Oregon State Washington UCLA USC Arizona Stanford Utah Arizona State Oregon Washington State California CHANCES Washington State Utah Stanford Oregon State Washington Arizona State California USC Arizona UCLA Oregon PUTOUTS Oregon State Stanford Utah UCLA Washington Arizona USC Oregon Washington State California Arizona State ASSISTS Washington State Utah Washington Arizona State USC Stanford California Arizona Oregon State UCLA Oregon TOTAL BASES Stanford California UCLA Arizona Oregon State USC Utah Arizona State Washington Washington State Oregon AT BATS Stanford USC Oregon State Utah Washington State UCLA California Arizona Arizona State Washington Oregon WALKS Oregon State Arizona Washington Utah California UCLA Stanford Oregon Washington State...95 USC...94 Arizona State...74 RUNNERS PICKED OFF Arizona State...7 Utah...6 Oregon State...5 UCLA...4 Washington State...4 Oregon...4 USC...3 Washington...3 Stanford...3 Arizona...2 HITS ALLOWED Oregon State UCLA Utah Washington California Stanford Arizona Oregon Washington State USC Arizona State ERRORS California...39 Washington State...38 Arizona State...35 Utah...35 Oregon...35 Stanford...30 Arizona...26 USC...23 UCLA...20 Washington...19 Oregon State...19 FIELDING DOUBLE PLAYS Washington State...33 Washington...29 Arizona State...26 Oregon...25 UCLA...23 USC...23 California...22 Oregon State...20 Stanford...20 Arizona...19 Utah...17 STRIKEOUTS Arizona State Washington State USC Washington California Utah Oregon Oregon State Stanford Arizona UCLA STOLEN BASES Oregon State...31 UCLA...27 California...27 Washington...19 Utah...19 Arizona...16 Arizona State...16 Oregon...15 Stanford...14 USC...13 Washington State...11 RUNS ALLOWED Oregon State...79 UCLA Washington Stanford Utah Arizona Oregon Arizona State USC Washington State California EARNED RUNS ALLOWED Oregon State...68 UCLA Stanford Washington Utah Arizona Oregon Arizona State USC California Washington State CAUGHT STEALING BY USC...17 California...16 Arizona State...13 Washington State...12 Stanford...11 Utah...10 Arizona...8 Oregon...8 Washington...7 Oregon State...6 UCLA

41 PAC-12 TEAM RECORDS TEAM BATTING RECORDS HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGE Season: Arizona State, Arizona State, 1999 MOST AT BATS Season: 2,663...Arizona State, 1984 MOST RUNS Inning: 18...Arizona vs. LaVerne, Washington State vs. Gonzaga, 1926 Game: Arizona vs. St. Francis (N.Y.), 2/22/95 Conf. Game: 34...Arizona State vs. Stanford, 3/6/80 Season: Arizona State, 1981 MOST HITS Game: 38...Washington vs. Arizona, 5/3/13 Season: Arizona State, 1984 MOST RUNS BATTED IN Game: 34...Oregon State vs. Chico State, Arizona State vs. UTEP, 4/6/74 Conf. Game: 32...Arizona State vs. Stanford, 1980 Season: Arizona State, 1981 MOST DOUBLES Game: 10...Oregon State at Portland, 4/22/ Arizona State vs. Boston College, 3/21/ Oregon State vs. Puget Sound, Arizona State vs. UTEP, 4/6/74 Season: Arizona State, 1988 MOST TRIPLES Inning: 4...Washington vs. Oregon State, 5/20/ Washington vs. Portland, 4/15/74 Game: 6...Arizona vs. East Tennesee State, 4/27/ Arizona State vs. N. Illinois, 2/20/ Arizona State vs. Utah State, 3/9/ Washington State vs. Whitman, 1945 Season: Arizona, 2003 MOST HOME RUNS Inning: 4...Oregon State vs. California, 3/30/ California vs. Santa Clara, 2/2/ Oregon State vs. Oregon, 3/30/66 Game: 8... Washington State vs. Whitworth, California vs. Arizona State, 4/26/86 Season: UCLA, 1997 MOST GRAND SLAMS Season: 14...Arizona State, 2003 MOST TOTAL BASES Game: 64...California vs. Arizona State, 4/26/86 Season: UCLA, 1997 MOST WALKS Season: Arizona State, 1982 MOST STRIKEOUTS Season: Stanford, 2008 MOST STOLEN BASES Game: 14...California vs. UC Davis, 4/8/86 Season: California, 1984 MOST HIT BY PITCH Game: Washington vs. Rice, 5/22/98 Season: Arizona State, 2000 MOST RUNNERS LEFT ON BASE Game: Arizona vs. Chapman, 3/19/79 TEAM PITCHING RECORDS MOST WINS Season: 60...Arizona State, 1988 Conf. Season: 26...Arizona State, 1981 Cons. Seasons: Arizona State, MOST LOSSES Season: USC, 1985 Conf. Season: 27...California, 1990 Cons. Seasons: Washington State, MOST COMPLETE GAMES Season: 34...Eastern Washington, 1986 LOWEST EARNED RUN AVERAGE Season: Stanford, 1968 MOST INNINGS PITCHED Season: Arizona State, 1982 MOST STRIKEOUTS Season: UCLA, 2010 MOST WALKS ALLOWED Season: USC, 1985 MOST SHUTOUTS Season: Stanford, 1968 MOST SAVES Season: UCLA, Oregon, 2013 MOST CONSECUTIVE WINS 23...Arizona State, 1988 MOST CONSECUTIVE LOSSES Washington, 1974 BEST WON-LOST PERCENTAGE Season: (min. 40 games).903 (56-6), Oregon State... (2017) (min. 30 games).908 (29-3), USC, 1958 Game: LARGEST DEFICIT OVERCOME TO WIN...14, Oregon State vs. New Mexico State, 2/23/03 (16-14) MOST NCAA TITLES Overall: 12, USC ( ) Consecutive: 5, USC, MOST CONFERENCE TITLES Total: USC Outright: USC So. Division: USC No. Division: Washington State Pacific-12: 5...Arizona State Consecutive: 8... USC ( ) LONGEST GAME (INNINGS) Oregon State vs. Washington, 1972 MOST DOUBLE PLAYS Season: UCLA, 1982 Game: 6...California vs. Missouri, 1980 MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITHOUT BEING SHUT OUT Arizona State, 4/7/95-2/13/04 BIGGEST WINNING MARGIN Game: Stanford vs. CS Stanislaus (35-0), 2/11/86 Conf. Games: 32...Arizona State vs. Stanford (34-2), 3/6/80 NCAA RECORDS TEAM BATTING TRIPLES, INNING 4 (tie) Washington vs. Portland 5th Inn. 4/15/74 Washington vs. Oregon State 6th Inn. 5/20/66 HIT BY PITCH, GAME 10 Washington vs. Rice 5/22/98 RUNNERS LEFT ON BASE, GAME (9 INNINGS) 23 Arizona vs. Chapman 3/19/79 MOST GRAND SLAMS, SEASON 14 Arizona State, 2003 TEAM PITCHING SHUTOUTS, SEASON 24 Arizona State, 1972 CONSECUTIVE SCORELESS INNINGS, SEASON 64 Arizona State, 1972 STRIKEOUTS, SEASON 732 Arizona State, 1972 TEAM FIELDING DOUBLE PLAYS, SEASON 111 UCLA, 1982 MISCELLANEOUS WINNING PERCENTAGE, SEASON.914 (64-6) Arizona State, 1972 MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITHOUT BEING SHUT OUT 505 Arizona State 4/7/95-2/14/04 39

42 PAC-12 TEAM RECORDS TEAM BATTING BATTING AVERAGE 1. Arizona State (1999) Arizona State (1981) Arizona State (2003) Arizona State (2000) Arizona State (2007) Arizona (1993) Arizona State (2008) Washington (1997) Arizona State (2010) Arizona (1991) Arizona (1986) Stanford (1981) HOME RUNS 1. UCLA (1997) UCLA (2000) USC (1998) UCLA (1987) Arizona (1993) Washington State (1998) Arizona State (1981) Arizona State (1985) Arizona State (1984) UCLA (1998) HITS 1. Arizona State (1984) Arizona State (1988) Arizona State (1981) Arizona State (858) UCLA (1997) Arizona State (1993) Arizona (1986) Arizona State (1982) Washington (1993) Stanford (1997) GAMES 1. Arizona State (1984) Arizona State (1988) Arizona State (1982) Stanford (1990) USC (1995) Stanford (1987) USC (1974) Stanford (2003) Stanford (1988) Arizona (1985) AT BATS 1. Arizona State (1984)... 2, Arizona State (1988)... 2, Stanford (1990)... 2, UCLA (1997)... 2, Arizona State (1982)... 2, Stanford (1987)... 2, Stanford (2003)... 2, USC (1995)... 2, Arizona State (2003)... 2, Arizona State (1993)... 2,462 RUNS 1. Arizona State (1981) Arizona State (2003) Arizona State (1999) Arizona (1986) Arizona State (2000) Arizona State (1988) UCLA (1997) Washington (1997) Arizona State (1982) Arizona State (1984) DOUBLES 1. Arizona State (1988) Arizona (1986) Washington (1997) UCLA (1997) Arizona State (1993) Stanford (1990) Washington State (1990) Stanford (2000) Arizona State (2003) Arizona (2005) TRIPLES 1. Arizona (2003) Arizona (2005) Arizona (1986) Arizona State (1990) Arizona (1987) Portland State (1987) California (1957) Arizona (1998) Arizona (1990) Stanford (1953) Stanford (1965) RUNS BATTED IN 1. Arizona State (1981) Arizona State (2003) Arizona State (1999) UCLA (1997) Arizona State (1988) Arizona (1986) Arizona State (2000) Washington (1997) Arizona State (1982) Arizona State (2007) TOTAL BASES 1. UCLA (1997) Arizona State (1984) Arizona State (1981) Arizona State (1988) California (1991) Arizona (1993) Arizona State (1993) Arizona State (2003) Arizona (1986) Arizona State (1991) WALKS 1. Arizona State (1982) UCLA (1982) UCLA (1987) Arizona State (1981) Stanford (1977) USC (1974) Arizona State (2003) Stanford (1985) Arizona State (2008) California (1984) STOLEN BASES 1. California (1984) California (1986) Stanford (1976) California (1985) California (1983) Arizona State (1982) Arizona State (1981) California (1995) Stanford (1984) Stanford (1977) VICTORIES 1. Arizona State (1988) Stanford (1990) Arizona State (1982) Oregon State (2017) Arizona State (1984)...55 Arizona State (1981) Arizona State (2003)...54 USC (1978) Stanford (1987) Arizona State (2010)...52 Arizona State (1990)...52 Washington State (1988)...52 Oregon State (2013) SAVES 1. UCLA (2013)...26 Oregon (2013) Washington (2003) Washington (1994)...24 USC (1998) Arizona State (2010)...23 Stanford (2001)...23 Stanford (2017) Oregon (2012)...22 USC (1995)...22 Arizona State (1990)...22 TEAM PITCHING EARNED RUN AVERAGE 1. Stanford (1968) Washington State (1967) Oregon (1964) Stanford (1963) California (1966) Oregon State (2017) Stanford (1967) Oregon (1963) Washington State (1960) Stanford (1966) Stanford (1970) UCLA (2015) WINNING PERCENTAGE (MINIMUM OF 30 GAMES) 1. USC (1958) (29-3) 2. Oregon State (2017)..903 (56-6) 3. USC (1948) (26-4) 4. USC (1978) (54-9) 5. Stanford (1967) (36-6-1) 6. Washington State (1950)..842 (32-6) 7. USC (1961) (36-7) 8. Stanford (1990) (59-12) 9. California (1938) (39-8) 10. Wash. State (1960) (29-6) INNINGS PITCHED 1. Arizona State (1982) Arizona State (1984) Arizona State (1988) Arizona State (1982) Stanford (1990) Stanford (2003) USC (1995) Stanford (1987) UCLA (2010) Stanford (1988) STRIKEOUTS 1. UCLA (2010) Arizona State (2009) Stanford(1999) USC (2001) Arizona State (1998) Stanford (2000) USC (1998) Arizona State (2008) UCLA (2011) USC (2000)

43 PAC-12 YEARLY TEAM LEADERS BATTING AVE Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Stanford Arizona State Arizona State Arizona Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona Arizona State Arizona Arizona Arizona Arizona State Arizona USC Arizona Washington State Washington State Washington State Washington Washington State Washington State Portland Portland State Washington Washington State Washington State Washington State Washington State Washington State Portland Oregon State Washington State Washington Oregon State Washington Washington South 1978 USC Arizona Arizona State Arizona Arizona State Arizona State UCLA Arizona State Arizona Arizona Arizona Arizona State Arizona Arizona State Arizona State Arizona Arizona Arizona Arizona State USC Arizona State UCLA Arizona RUNS 1999 Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Stanford Arizona State Stanford Arizona Oregon State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona Arizona Arizona State Oregon USC Arizona Arizona Washington State Washington State Washington State Washington State Washington State Washington State Washington State Washington State Washington State Washington State Washington State Portland State Washington State Washington State Washington Washington State Washington State Washington Washington State Washington Washington South 1978 USC Arizona Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona Arizona UCLA Arizona State Arizona Arizona State California California Arizona Arizona State USC Arizona State UCLA Arizona State HITS 1999 Arizona State UCLA Stanford Stanford Arizona State Stanford Arizona State Oregon State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona Arizona Oregon State Arizona State USC Arizona Arizona Washington State Washington State Washington State Washington Gonzaga Washington State Washington State Washington State Washington State Washington State Washington State Portland State Washington State Washington State Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington State Washington Washington South 1978 USC Arizona Arizona Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona Arizona Stanford Arizona State Arizona Stanford California California Arizona State Arizona State USC USC UCLA USC RUNS BATTED IN 1999 Arizona State Arizona State Stanford Stanford Arizona State Stanford Arizona Oregon State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona Arizona Arizona State Oregon USC Arizona Arizona Washington State Washington Washington State Washington State Washington State Washington State Washington State Washington State Washington State Washington State Washington State Washington State Washington State Washington State Washington Washington State Washington State Washington Washington State Washington Washington South 1978 USC Arizona Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Stanford Arizona State Stanford Arizona UCLA Arizona State Arizona Arizona State California California Arizona Arizona State USC Arizona State UCLA Arizona DOUBLES 1999 Arizona State Stanford Stanford Stanford Arizona State Arizona State Arizona Oregon State Washington State Arizona State Stanford Arizona Arizona State Arizona State Arizona Arizona State Oregon UCLA Arizona Arizona Washington State Washington State Washington Washington State Gonzaga Washington State Washington State Eastern Washington Washington Washington State Washington State Eastern Washington Washington State Washington State Washington State Washington State Washington State Washington Washington State Washington Washington South 1978 USC UCLA Arizona Arizona State Arizona State Stanford Arizona State Arizona State Arizona Arizona UCLA Arizona State Arizona State Stanford California Stanford Arizona State Arizona State UCLA UCLA UCLA Arizona UCLA

44 PAC-12 YEARLY TEAM LEADERS TRIPLES HOME RUNS STOLEN BASES WALKS EARNED RUN AVE Arizona State Arizona State Arizona Oregon State Arizona Arizona Arizona Arizona Arizona Arizona Arizona Arizona State Arizona State Arizona Arizona Oregon Oregon State Oregon State Arizona State Washington UCLA Stanford Stanford Washington Stanford Washington Washington Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Stanford Arizona State Stanford California California UCLA Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Washington Arizona Arizona Arizona State Washington State Arizona Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona Arizona Oregon USC Arizona Oregon State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Oregon State Oregon State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Oregon State Oregon State UCLA Oregon State Oregon Arizona Oregon State Stanford Stanford USC Stanford Arizona State Stanford Oregon State Oregon State Oregon State Arizona Arizona State UCLA UCLA Oregon Oregon State Oregon State UCLA Stanford Oregon State Washington State Washington State Washington Washington State Washington State Washington State Washington State Washington State Portland State Portland State Portland State Portland State Portland State Washington State Portland State Portland State Portland State Portland State Washington State Washington State Washington Washington South 1978 California Arizona Arizona Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona Arizona Arizona Arizona Arizona Arizona State Arizona Arizona Arizona Arizona State Arizona Arizona Arizona State Arizona Oregon Oregon Oregon State Washington State Washington State Oregon State Washington State Gonzaga Washington State Gonzaga Washington State Washington State Eastern Washington Washington State Portland Portland Washington Washington State Oregon State Washington State Washington Washington South 1978 USC UCLA Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Stanford Arizona State Arizona State UCLA UCLA Arizona State Arizona Arizona State California California Arizona Arizona State USC UCLA UCLA USC Washington State Washington Oregon State Washington Gonzaga Washington State Eastern Washington Eastern Washington Oregon State Eastern Washington Eastern Washington Portland Gonzaga Portland State Gonzaga Washington Washington Washington State Washington State Washington Washington South 1978 California Stanford Arizona Arizona State Arizona State California California California California California California California UCLA UCLA UCLA California USC California California California Arizona State Washington State Washington State Oregon State Washington State Washington State Washington State Washington State Washington State Oregon State Washington State Washington State Portland State Washington State Washington State Washington Washington State Washington State Washington Washington State Oregon State Oregon State South 1978 Stanford USC California Arizona State Arizona State Stanford California Stanford Arizona UCLA California Arizona Stanford Arizona State California Arizona State Arizona State Arizona UCLA UCLA Arizona State Washington State Washington Oregon State Washington Portland State Portland Portland State Washington Oregon State Portland State Washington State Portland Portland State Oregon State Portland State Washington Oregon State Gonzaga Oregon State Oregon State Washington South 1978 USC USC California Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State California Stanford Stanford Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State USC UCLA Arizona State USC Stanford Stanford USC Stanford

45 PAC-12 YEARLY TEAM LEADERS WINS SAVES COMPLETE GAMES INNINGS PITCHED STRIKEOUTS 1999 Stanford Stanford Stanford Stanford Arizona State Stanford Oregon State Oregon State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona/UCLA Oregon State Oregon State UCLA Arizona Oregon State Washington State Washington State Washington State Washington Washington State Washington State Washington State Washington State Portland State Oregon State Washington State Washington State Washington State Three teams Washington State Washington Washington Washington Gonzaga Oregon State Washington Washington South 1978 USC UCLA Arizona Arizona Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Stanford Arizona Arizona Stanford Arizona State Arizona Stanford USC Stanford Arizona State USC USC USC UCLA Stanford USC Washington...14 Arizona Stanford Stanford Stanford Washington Arizona State Oregon State Oregon State Oregon State Arizona State Washington State Arizona State Oregon State Oregon UCLA/Oregon Oregon Arizona State Washington Stanford Oregon State Oregon State Oregon State Gonzaga Washington State Portland Washington State Washington State Oregon State Portland Washington State Portland Washington Portland Washington Gonzaga Washington Washington Washington Washington Oregon State Washington Washington... 7 South 1979 Arizona Arizona Arizona State Stanford Stanford USC California Arizona UCLA California Arizona State USC Arizona State USC Stanford USC Stanford USC USC UCLA Arizona State USC USC Stanford Oregon State Oregon State Washington Stanford Arizona Arizona State Stanford... 6 UCLA UCLA Stanford Arizona State Stanford... 3 Washington State UCLA Arizona Oregon State Oregon State Oregon State UCLA Oregon State Washington Washington Oregon State Washington Eastern Washington Washington State Portland State Eastern Washington Eastern Washington Washington Eastern Washington Gonzaga Gonzaga Oregon State Washington Washington Oregon State Gonzaga Oregon State Oregon State Oregon State... 8 South 1978 UCLA Arizona Arizona State Arizona Stanford Arizona State Stanford Stanford Stanford Arizona State Arizona State Arizona Stanford Arizona State Arizona State Stanford USC Stanford USC UCLA... 6 Stanford Stanford Stanford Stanford Stanford Stanford Stanford Arizona Arizona State Oregon State Oregon State Stanford Arizona State UCLA California Arizona UCLA Oregon Oregon Arizona Oregon State Washington State Washington State Washington Washington State Gonzaga Washington State Washington State Washington State Portland State Washington State Washington State Portland State Washington State Washington State Washington Washington Washington Washington State Washington State Washington Washington South 1978 USC Arizona California Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona Arizona Stanford Arizona State USC Stanford USC UCLA Arizona State Arizona State USC UCLA UCLA USC Stanford Stanford USC Stanford Arizona State Washington Arizona Washington Arizona Arizona Arizona State UCLA UCLA Arizona UCLA Oregon UCLA Arizona Washington Washington State Washington State Washington Washington Portland State Portland Washington State Washington State Washington State Oregon State Portland Washington State Portland State Washington State Washington State Washington State Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington South 1978 USC Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State USC Stanford UCLA Stanford Arizona State Stanford Arizona State USC Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Stanford Stanford Arizona State Stanford Arizona State

46 PAC-12 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS INDIVIDUAL BATTING RECORDS HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGE Season:.464 Don Lovell, Portland State, John Olerud, Washington State, 1988 Career:.434 John Olerud, Washington State, HIGHEST SLUGGING PERCENTAGE Season:.876 John Olerud, Washington State, 1988 Career:.824 John Olerud, Washington State, MOST GAMES Season: 74 Oddibe McDowell, Arizona State, Luis Medina, Arizona State, 1984 Career: 268 Paul Carey, Stanford, MOST AT BATS Game: 9 Several, Last-Fernando Vina, Arizona State vs. UCLA, 2/23/90 Season: 318 Troy Paulsen, Stanford, 1990 Career: 1071 Sam Fuld, Stanford, MOST RUNS SCORED Game: 6 Several, Last-Keil Roling, Arizona State vs. Maine, 3/17/07 Season: 101 Oddibe McDowell, Arizona State, 1984 Career: 268 Sam Fuld, Stanford, MOST HITS Game: 7 Casey Haerther, UCLA vs. Arizona, 3/29/08 Season: 127 Paul LoDuca, Arizona State, 1993 Career: 368 John Gall, Stanford, MOST RUNS BATTED IN Game: 11 Bill Scott, UCLA vs. Washington, 3/29/99 & 3/30/99 (rain) Season: 100 Mike Sodders, Arizona State, 1981 Career: 283 Andrew Beinbrink, Arizona State, MOST DOUBLES Game: 4 Several times, Last - Casey Haerther, UCLA vs. Arizona, 3/29/08 Season: 34 Dustin Pedroia, Arizona State, 2003 Career: 80 John Gall, Stanford, MOST TRIPLES Game: 3 Jed Lowrie, Stanford at California, 2/27/04 3 Alan Zinter, Arizona vs. California, 2/27/87 3 Ed Irvine, Arizona State vs. UC Riverside, 2/19/79 Season: 15 Trevor Crowe, Arizona, 2005 Career: 26 Trevor Crowe, Arizona, , Brad Boyer, Arizona, MOST HOME RUNS Game: 4 Bill Scott, UCLA vs. Washington, 3/29/99 & 3/30/99 (rain) Season: 34 Troy Glaus, UCLA, 1997 Career: 69 Eric Valent, UCLA, MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A HOME RUN 7 George Arias, Arizona (2/28/93-3/10/93) 7 Bill Scott, UCLA (5/8/99-5/28/99) MOST TOTAL BASES Game: 17 Bill Scott, UCLA vs. Washington, 3/29/99 & 3/30/99 (rain) Season: 227 Troy Glaus, UCLA, 1997 Career: 600 John Gall, Stanford, MOST WALKS Game: 5 Jake Rodriguez, Oregon State vs. Bryant, 3/3/13 5 Kole Calhoun, Arizona State vs. Arkansas, 6/12/10 5 Jim Rapoport, Stanford at UC Davis, 5/2/05 5 Alvin Davis, Arizona State vs. USC, 4/8/82 5 Tom Colburn, California vs. UCLA, 4/24/77 5 Bob Beall, Oregon State at UCLA, 5/21/70 Season: 87 Alvin Davis, Arizona State, 1982 Career: 221 Pepe Hinojosa, Stanford, INDIVIDUAL PITCHING RECORDS MOST APPEARANCES Season: 51 David Berg, UCLA, 2013 Career: 175 David Berg, UCLA, MOST STARTS Season: 23 Alex Sanchez, UCLA, Brian Flores, Arizona State, 2007 Career: 60 Dallas Buck, Ed Vosberg, Arizona, MOST COMPLETE GAMES Season: 14 Scott Erickson, Arizona, 1989 Career: 31 Steve Olin, Portland State, MOST RELIEF APPEARANCES Season: 51 David Berg, UCLA, 2013 Career: 175 David Berg, UCLA, MOST WINS Season: 19 Kendall Carter, Arizona State, 1981 Career: 47 Kendall Carter, Arizona State, MOST CONSECUTIVE WINS Season: 15 John Olerud, Washington State, 1988 Career: 16 John Olerud, Washington State, Justin Wayne, Stanford, HIGHEST WIN-LOSS PERCENTAGE Season: 1.000, by many, Most Wins: 15-0, John Olerud, Washington St, 1988 Career: (10-0), Jon Swanson, Oregon, MOST SAVES Season: 24 David Berg, UCLA, 2013 Career: 49 Jack Krawczyk, USC, BEST EARNED RUN AVERAGE Season: 0.46 Bob Bandettini, California, 1958 Career: 1.05 Frank Klinger, Stanford, MOST INNINGS PITCHED Season: Floyd Bannister, Arizona State, 1976 Career: Randy Flores, USC, MOST STRIKEOUTS Game: 22 Daryl Burke, Washington vs. Pacific Lutheran, 4/4/58 Season: 203 Trevor Bauer, UCLA (2011) Career: 491 Tim Lincecum, Washington ( ) MOST WALKS Season: 99 Colin Ward, UCLA, 1982 Career: 255 Bryan Price, California, MOST SHUTOUTS Season: 5 Cecil Ira, Oregon State, 1963 Career: 10 Cecil Ira, Oregon State, INDIVIDUAL FIELDING RECORDS MOST PUT OUTS Season: 755 Steve Willis, Arizona State, 1988 MOST ASSISTS Season: 267 Rod Booker, California, 1980 MOST STOLEN BASES Game: 7 Matt Wimmer, Washington vs. Dartmouth, 1994 Season: 59 Kevin Romine, Arizona State, Bob Waits, Washington State, 1971 Career: 187 Lance Blankenship, California, LONGEST HITTING STREAK, SEASON 37 Dave Ullan, Portland State, Paul LoDuca, Arizona State, Jeffrey Hammonds, Stanford,

47 PAC-12 CAREER LEADERS BATTING AVERAGE (MIN. 350 AB) 1. John Olerud, WSU ( ) Kevin Romine, ASU ( ) Brett Wallace, ASU ( ) Steve Kemp, USC ( ) Willie Bloomquist, ASU ( ) Brad Mills, ARIZ, ( ) Bill Scott, UCLA ( ) Jeb Best, WASH ( ) Dan McKinley, ASU ( ) Mike Sodders, ASU ( ) GAMES 1. Paul Carey, STAN ( ) Sam Fuld, STAN ( ) Chip Hale, ARIZ ( ) John Gall, STAN ( ) Ruben Amaro, Jr., STAN ( ) Murph Proctor, USC ( ) Frank Carey, STAN ( ) Tom Guardino, STAN ( ) Seth Davidson, USC ( ) Mark Davis, STAN ( ) AT BATS 1. Sam Fuld, STAN ( ) John Gall, STAN ( ) Eric Byrnes, UCLA ( ) Paul Carey, STAN ( ) Chip Hale, ARIZ ( ) Seth Davidson, USC ( ) Murph Proctor, USC ( ) Larry Reynolds, STAN ( ) Anthouny Lunetta, USC ( ) Tom Guardino, STAN ( ) RUNS SCORED 1. Sam Fuld, STAN ( ) Chip Hale, ARIZ ( ) Andrew Beinbrink, ASU ( ) Mark Davis, STAN ( ) Mikel Moreno, ASU ( ) Eric Byrnes, UCLA ( ) Paul Carey, STAN ( ) Mike Kinkade, WSU ( ) Lance Blankenship, CAL ( ) Jeff Larish, ASU ( ) HITS 1. John Gall, STAN ( ) Sam Fuld, STAN ( ) Chip Hale, ARIZ ( ) Paul Carey, STAN ( ) Eric Byrnes, UCLA ( ) Andrew Beinbrink, ASU ( ) Robbie Moen, ARIZ ( ) Casey Myers, ASU ( ) Seth Davidson, USC ( ) Jay Miller, WSU ( ) RUNS BATTED IN 1. Andrew Beinbrink, ASU ( ) Casey Myers, ASU ( ) John Gall, STAN ( ) Jeff Larish, ASU ( ) Paul Carey, STAN ( ) Eric Valent, UCLA ( ) Jeff Van Houten, ARIZ ( ) Edmund Muth, STAN ( ) Eric Byrnes, UCLA ( ) Tom Guardino, STAN ( ) DOUBLES 1. John Gall, STAN ( ) Andrew Beinbrink, ASU ( ) Eric Byrnes, UCLA ( )...75 Mike Kinkade, WSU ( ) Jay Miller, WSU ( ) Anthony Lunetta, USC ( ) Don Lovell, PSU ( ) Dustin Pedroia, ASU ( ) Antone Williamson, ASU ( ) Ike Davis, ASU ( ) TRIPLES 1. Brad Boyer, ARIZ ( )...26 Trevor Crowe, ARIZ ( ) Willie Bloomquist, ASU ( ) Jeff Van Houten, ARIZ ( )...21 Chip Hale, ARIZ ( ) Robbie Katzaroff, UCLA ( ) Tony Fair, PSU ( ) Mark Davis, STAN ( ) Dwight Taylor, ARIZ ( ) Mike Codiroli, STAN ( ) HOME RUNS 1. Eric Valent, UCLA ( ) Troy Glaus, UCLA ( ) Xavier Nady, CAL ( ) Paul Carey, STAN ( ) Shelley Duncan, ARIZ ( ) Jeff Hainline, GONZ ( , 88) Mark McGwire, USC ( ) Bill Scott, UCLA ( ) Chase Utley, UCLA ( ) Rick Falkner, PORT ( ) TOTAL BASES 1. John Gall, STAN ( ) Casey Myers, ASU ( ) Paul Carey, STAN ( ) Eric Byrnes, UCLA ( ) Andrew Beinbrink, ASU ( ) Edmund Muth, STAN ( ) Chip Hale, ARIZ ( ) Jeff Larish, ASU ( ) Sam Fuld, STAN ( ) Eric Valent, UCLA ( ) WALKS 1. Pepe Hinojosa, STAN ( ) Alvin Davis, ASU ( ) Paul Carey, STAN ( ) Ruben Amaro, Jr., STAN ( ) Torey Lovullo, UCLA ( ) Lance Blankenship, CAL ( ) Pete Stanicek, STAN ( ) Randy Wong, STAN ( ) Tom Colburn, CAL ( ) Mike Codiroli, STAN ( ) STOLEN BASES 1. Lance Blankenship, CAL ( ) Rich Harger, CAL ( ) Larry Reynolds, STAN ( ) Ivan Lewis, CAL ( ) David Roberts, UCLA ( ) Mike Codiroli, STAN ( ) Pete Stanicek, STAN ( ) Jeffrey Hammonds, STAN ( ) Todd Mayo, CAL ( ) Frank Mattox, CAL ( ) WINS 1. Kendall Carter, ASU ( ) Randy Flores, USC ( ) Bruce Gardner, USC ( ) Rik Currier, USC ( ) Randy Powers, USC ( ) Seth Etherton, USC ( ) Jeff Ballard, STAN ( ) Mark Peterson, PSU ( ) Randy Scarbery, USC ( ) Kyle Peterson, STAN ( ) Jack McDowell, STAN ( ) Brent Strom, USC ( ) SAVES 1. Jack Krawczyk, USC ( ) David Berg, UCLA ( ) Kevin Gunderson, OSU ( ) Brett Merrick, WASH ( ) Troy Rallings, WASH ( )) Tony Prentice, PSU ( ) Jason Stoffel, ARIZ ( ) Ian Hamilton, WSU ( ) Steve Chitren, STAN ( )...26 Brian Nichols, USC ( ) Kevin Rhoderick, OSU ( ) Colton Hock, STAN (2014-present) Reed Rainey, WSU ( ) EARNED RUN AVERAGE 1. Frank Klinger, STAN ( ) David Berg, UCLA ( ) Rick Austin, WSU ( ) Harvey Shank, STAN ( ) Dan Frisella, WSU ( ) Robbie Snow, ORE ( ) Rod Poteete, STAN ( ) Bill Frost, CAL ( ) Tom Brown, WSU ( ) Joe Karp, WSU ( ) APPEARANCES 1. David Berg, UCLA ( ) Bill Wenrick, UCLA ( ) Jon Cuccias, CAL ( ) Jack Krawczyk, USC ( ) Chuck Yaeger, UCLA ( ) Brett Bordes, ASU ( ) Tony Cogan, STAN ( ) Alex Franklin, CAL ( ) Tony Prentice, PSU ( ) Matt Toomey, CAL ( ) INNINGS PITCHED 1. Randy Flores, USC ( ) Randy Powers, USC ( ) Jeff Ballard, STAN ( ) Kendall Carter, ASU ( ) Lee Plemel, STAN ( ) Preston Guilmet, ARIZ ( ) Ed Vosberg, ARIZ ( ) Seth Etherton, USC ( ) Kyle Peterson, STAN ( ) Rik Currier, USC ( ) Kurt Heyer, ARIZ ( ) STRIKEOUTS 1. Tim Lincecum, WASH ( ) Trevor Bauer, UCLA ( ) Rik Currier, USC ( ) Seth Etherton, USC ( ) Preston Guilmet, ARIZ ( ) Ian Kennedy, USC ( ) Gerrit Cole, UCLA ( ) Justin Wayne, STAN ( ) Kyle Peterson, STAN ( ) Brent Strom, USC ( )

48 PAC-12 SINGLE SEASON LEADERS.400 HITTERS (62 TIMES; MIN. 100 AB) INDIVIDUAL - HITTING 100 HITS (46 TIMES) 20 HOME RUNS (56 TIMES) 1. Don Lovell, PSU (1985) John Olerud, WSU (1988) Paul LoDuca, ASU (1993) Brian Baron, UCLA (2001) Bob Garretson, WSU (1964) Phil Geislerr, PORT (1991) Steve Kemp, USC (1975) Dillon Baird, ARIZ (2009) Mike Wolger, CAL (1995) Tom Williams, STAN (1972) Don Slaught, UCLA (1979) Jeb Best, WASH (1981) Mike Sodders, ASU (1981) Dan McKinley, ASU (1997) Randy Duke, OSU (1987) Bill Scott, UCLA (2000) David McCarty, STAN (1991) Matt Hague, WASH (2005) Shane Mack, UCLA (1983) John Werhas, USC (1959) Kelly Smith, WSU (1980) Rick Southall, PSU (1997) Eric Karros, UCLA (1988) Willie Bloomquist, ASU (1998) Jeff Van Houten, ARIZ (2003) Casey Myers, ASU (2000) Alex Podruzny, EWU (1983) Jason Geis, PORT (1991) Dwayne Helbig, OSU (1952) Brett Wallace, ASU (2008) Kevin Romine, ASU (1981) Troy Glaus, UCLA (1997) Scott Sommers, USC (1986) Casey Burrill, USC (1993) Rick Lundblade, STAN (1985) Nick Stefonick, WASH (1998) Jason Geis, PORT (1990) Jacoby Ellsbury, OSU (2005) Kevin Romine, ASU (1982) Oddibe McDowell, ASU (1984) Dave Meier, STAN (1981) Dan Cunningham, OSU (1971) Brett Wallace, ASU (2007) Dustin Pedroia, ASU (2003) Xavier Nady, CAL (1998) Ken Bowen, OSU (1987) Tim Tolman, USC (1978) Mark Marquess, STAN (1967) Len Gabrielson, USC (1959) Ed Simpson, USC (1953) Trevor Crowe, ARIZ (2005) Richard Lemons, ARIZ (1993) Kevin Ward, ARIZ (1982) Ryan Garko, STAN (2003) Andrew Beinbrink, ASU (1999) Chris Magruder, WASH (1998) Derrin Doty, WASH (1993) Robbie Moen, ARIZ (1991) Jared Prince, WSU (2006) Jeb Best, WASH (1982) Terry Francona, ARIZ (1980) Eric Sogard, ASU (2007) Paul LoDuca, ASU (1993) Kevin Romine, ASU (1982) Dustin Pedroia, ASU (2003) Oddibe McDowell, ASU (1984) Mike Sodders, ASU (1981) Dan McKinley, ASU (1997) Bill Scott, UCLA (2000) Sam Fuld, STAN (2002) Travis Buck, ASU (2005) Willie Bloomquist, ASU (1998) Chase Utley, UCLA (2000) Troy Glaus, UCLA (1997) Troy Paulsen, STAN (1990) Fernando Vina, ASU (1990) Kevin Higgins, ASU (1988) John Olerud, WSU (1988) Mike Dotterer, STAN (1981) Rich Dauer, USC (1974) Brett Wallace, ASU (2007) Jon Heinrichs, UCLA (1997) Jeff Hammonds, STAN (1990) Trevor Crowe, ARIZ (2005) Jacque Jones, USC (1995) Jason Castro, STAN (2008) Carlos Quentin, STAN (2003) Brian Baron, UCLA (2001) Jacob Cruz, ASU (1994) Matt Luke, CAL (1991) Terry Francona, ARIZ (1980) Ryan Garko, STAN (2003) Terry Francona, ARIZ (1979) Todd Trafton, ARIZ (1985) Troy Paulsen, STAN (1988) Steve Willis, ASU (1988) Anthony Manahan, ASU (1990) Antone Williamson, ASU (1993) Chris Magruder, WASH (1997) Geoff Jenkins, USC (1995) Robbie Moen, ARIZ (1993) Clark Crist, ARIZ (1979) Kevin Romine, ASU (1981) Chris Pritchett, UCLA (1990) Chris O Riordan, STAN (2001) Willie Bloomquist, ASU (1999) Eric Karros, UCLA (1988) Eric Sogard, ASU (2007) Troy Glaus, UCLA (1997) Mark McGwire, USC (1984) Eric Valent, UCLA (1998) Paul Ells, UCLA (1990) Jim Auten, UCLA (1979) Bill Scott, UCLA (1999) Jon Heinrichs, UCLA (1997) Mitch Jones, ASU (2000) Eric Valent, UCLA (1997) Ryan McGuire, UCLA (1993) Casey Kelley, WSU (1998) Rick Lundblade, STAN (1985) Shelley Duncan, ARIZ (2001) David McCarty, STAN (1991) Torey Lovullo, UCLA (1987) Eric Hardgrave, STAN (1983) Jeff Larish, ASU (2005) Forrest Johnson, UCLA (2000) Xavier Nady, CAL (1999) Geoff Jenkins, USC (1995) George Arias, ARIZ (1993) John Olerud, WSU (1988) Jim Campanis, USC (1988) Barry Bonds, ASU (1985) Oddibe McDowell, ASU (1984) Brett Wallace, STAN (2008) Sean Ratliff, STAN (2008) Chad Boudon, WASH (2003) Edmund Muth, STAN (2000) Chase Utley, UCLA (2000) Troy Penix, CAL (1992) Ed Sprague, STAN (1988) Mike Sodders, ASU (1981) Cody Decker, UCLA (2009) Jeff Clement, USC (2003) Bill Scott, UCLA (2000) Morgan Ensberg, USC (1998) Scott Shores, ASU (1994) Glen Walker, WSU (1990) Tim Griffin, STAN (1990) Mike Harrison, CAL (1990) Mike Kelly, ASU (1990) Rick Falkner, PORT (1988) Jeff Hooper, WSU (1987) Tony Mattia, ASU (1987) Jeff Hainline, GONZ (1984) Jim Wilson, OSU (1982) Ricky Oropesa, USC (2010) C.J. Ziegler, ARIZ (2008) Zach Clem, WASH (2006) Jason Lane, USC (1999) Shelley Duncan, ARIZ (1999) Jon Schaeffer, STAN (1997) Jason Thompson, ARIZ (1993) Beau Campbell, WSU (1992) Tim Spehr, ASU (1988)

49 PAC-12 SINGLE SEASON LEADERS GAMES 1. Oddibe McDowell, ASU (1984)...74 Luis Medina, ASU (1984) Ricky Candelari, ASU (1988)...73 John Finn, ASU (1988) Kevin Higgins, ASU (1988)...73 Chris Johnston, ASU (1982)...73 Steve Murray, ASU (1984)...73 Kevin Romine, ASU (1982) Dan Rumsey, ASU (1988) Gib Seibert, ASU (1982)...73 AT BATS 1. Troy Paulsen, STAN (1990) Troy Paulsen, STAN (1988) Sam Fuld STAN (2003) John Finn, ASU (1988) Jeff Hammonds, STAN (1990) Jacque Jones, USC (1995) Kevin Higgins, ASU (1988) Jon Heinrichs, UCLA (1997) Kevin Romine, ASU (1982) Dustin Pedroia, ASU (2003) Pat Listach, ASU (1988) RUNS SCORED 1. Oddibe McDowell, ASU (1984) Troy Glaus, UCLA (1997) Kevin Romine, ASU (1982) Willie Bloomquist, ASU (1999) Mike Sodders, ASU (1981) Doug Newstrom, ASU (1993) Chris Magruder, WASH (1997) Chris Magruder, WASH (1998) Kevin Higgins, ASU (1988)...88 Dan McKinley, ASU (1997)...88 Willie Bloomquist, ASU (1998)...88 EARNED RUN AVERAGE 1. Bob Bandettini, CAL (1958) Tom Brown, WSU (1967) David Berg, UCLA (2015) Luke Heimlich, OSU (2017) Ben Wetzler, OSU (2014) Larry Zeno, UCLA (1963) Troy Rallings, WASH (2016) David Berg, UCLA (2013) Dan Sijer, WASH (1979) Whitey Lokan, ORE (1948) SAVES 1. David Berg, UCLA (2013) Jack Krawczyk, USC (1998) Kevin Gunderson, OSU (2006) Brett Merrick, WASH (1994) Dan Hubbs, USC (1993) Brian Nichols, USC (1987) Paul Koss, USC (2007) Troy Rallings, WASH (2016, 2017) Stephen Nogosek, ORE (2017) Ryan Burr, ASU (2015) Colton Hock, STAN (2017) Jason Garner, USC (1995) Ian Hamilton, WSU (2014) Kenyon Yovan, ORE (2017) Ryan Burr, ASU (2015) INDIVIDUAL - HITTING DOUBLES 1. Dustin Pedroia, ASU (2003) Mike Kinkade, WSU (1994) JJ Matijevic, ARIZ (2017) Scott Hatteberg, WSU (1990) Brett Jenkins, USC (1991)...29 Troy Paulsen, STAN (1990) Steve Willis, ASU (1988) Antone Williamson, ASU (1993) Jon Heinrichs, UCLA (1997) Xavier Nady, CAL (1998) Jay Miller, WSU (2006)...28 TRIPLES 1. Gib Seibert, ASU (1982) Lemmie Miller, ASU (1981) John Tejcek, ARIZ (1993) Steve Gill, ARIZ (1990)...10 Ed Irvine, ASU (1979) Chuck Johnson, ARIZ (1986) Rob Katzaroff, UCLA (1988)...10 Jack Shepard, STAN (1953)...10 Grant Green, USC (2007)...10 RUNS BATTED IN 1. Mike Sodders, ASU (1981) Casey Myers, ASU (2000) Jeff Larish, ASU (2003) Ryan Garko, STAN (2003)...92 Rich Dauer, USC (1974) Rick Lundblade, STAN (1985)...92 Jim Campanis, USC (1988)...92 Mitch Jones, ASU (2000) Five tied with...91 Most recently: Eric Valent, UCLA (1997) Troy Glaus, UCLA (1997) INDIVIDUAL - PITCHING WINS 1. Kendall Carter, ASU (1981) Bruce Gardner, USC (1960) Scott Erickson, ARIZ (1989) Walt Peterson, USC (1964) Linty Ingram, ASU (1988) John Stewart, USC (1966) Gilbert Heredia, ARIZ (1986) Alex Sanchez, UCLA (1986) Todd Douma, ASU (1990) Randy Scarbery, USC (1973) John Olerud, WSU (1988) Rik Currier, USC (2000) Justin Wayne, STAN (2000) Mark Prior, USC (2001) STRIKEOUTS 1. Trevor Bauer, UCLA (2011) Mark Prior, USC (2001) Seth Etherton, USC (1998) Jason Young, STAN (1999) Walt Peterson, USC (1963) Bill Frost, CAL (1966) Trevor Bauer, UCLA (2010) Mike Leake, ASU (2009) Sean Rees, ASU (1990) TOTAL BASES 1. Troy Glaus, UCLA (1997) Jon Heinrichs, UCLA (1997) Oddibe McDowell, ASU (1984) Mark McGwire, USC (1984) Mike Sodders, ASU (1981) John Olerud, WSU (1988) Bill Scott, UCLA (2000) John DoLuca, ASU (1993) David McCarty, STAN (1991) Mitch Jones, ASU (2000) WALKS 1. Alvin Davis, ASU (1982) Torey Lovullo, UCLA (1987) Jeff Larish, ASU (2003) Pepe Hinojosa, STAN (1978) Doug Newstrom, ASU (1993) Doug Baker, ASU (1982) Alvin Davis, ASU (1981) Pete Stanicek, STAN (1983) Paul Carey, STAN (1990) Oddibe McDowell, ASU (1984)...66 STOLEN BASES 1. Bob Waits, WSU (1971)...59 Kevin Romine, ASU (1982) Rich Harger, CAL (1985) Lance Blankenship, CAL (1984) Rich Harger, CAL (1984) Jeff Hammonds, STAN (1990) Lance Blankenship, CAL (1985) Lance Blankenship, CAL (1986) Tommy Hinzo, ARIZ (1986)...45 David Roberts, UCLA (1994) Tim Lincecum, WASH (2004) APPEARANCES 1. David Berg, UCLA (2013) Zack Weiss, UCLA (2013) David Berg, UCLA (2015) Grant Dyer, UCLA (2015) Alex Franklin, CAL (1994) John Dunn, USC (2006) Bobby Kahlon, CAL (1994) Dan Klein, UCLA (2010) Stephen Nogosek, ORE (2015) Noah Peery, ASU (1994) Bruce Baranick, UCLA (1972) Jimmie Sherfy, ORE (2013) INNINGS PITCHED 1. Bruce Gardner, USC (1960) Linty Ingram, ASU (1988) Scott Erickson, ARIZ (1989) Walt Peterson, USC (1963) Gilbert Heredia, ARIZ (1986) John Hudgins, STAN (2003) Jeremy Guthrie, STAN (2002) Mike Schwabe, ASU (1987) Jason Young, STAN (1999) Kurt Heyer, ARIZ (2012) Brian Mignano, STAN (1982) Justin Wayne, STAN (2000)

50 PAC-12 NOTABLE PERFORMANCES PERFECT GAMES Drew Rasmussen, OSU vs. WSU, March 21, 2015 Joe McIntosh, WSU vs. Whitworth, March 10, 1973 Larry Angell, WSU vs. Eastern Washington, March 26, 1971 Rick Austin, WSU vs. Gonzaga, March 22, 1968 NO-HITTERS Cody Anderson (6), Joe Rosenstein (1.1), Isaac Mullins (0.2), Scotty Sunitsch (1) vs. Stephen F. Austin, March 5, 2017 Ryan Hingst, Arizona State vs. Utah, March 25, 2016 James Kaprielian (9) and David Berg (1), UCLA vs. Arizona, May 15, 2015 Drew Rasmussen, Oregon State vs. Washington State, March 21, 2015 Jace Fry, Oregon State vs. ern Illinois, March 8, 2014 Ryan Kellogg, Arizona State vs. Oregon State, Mar. 23, 2013 Josh Osich, Oregon State vs. UCLA, April. 30, 2011 Mike Stutes (5), Josh Keller (2), Mark Grbavac (1), Jorge Reyes (1) OSU vs. Hawai'i-Hilo, Jan. 25, 2007 Tim Lincecum (6) and Nick Hagadone(3), WASH vs. Santa Clara, March 12, 2006 Rick Currier (5), USC vs. Mississippi State, March 4, 2000 Chad Hutchinson, STAN at Fresno State, 4-0 (Shortened-rain)... Feb. 1, 1998 *Jason Middlebrook, STAN vs. UCLA, May 8, 1994 Kevin Rawitzer, ASU vs. Southern Utah, Feb. 2, 1993 Jamie Sepeda (6), Willie Adams (3), STAN vs. Pacific, Feb. 12, 1992 Billy Walker, Gonzaga vs. Central Washington, March 4, 1990 Rich Long (8) and Randy Absalonson (1), E. Washington vs. WSU, 3-0 (7)... March 6, 1989 Brian Dodd, ASU vs. Tennessee, March 19, 1988 Brad Brink (7) and Brian Brooks (2), USC vs. CS Los Angeles, Feb. 18, 1986 Bob Goucher and Pete Tjaarda (5), WASH vs. Seattle, April 3, 1985 Kurt Waananen, WSU vs. Rockford, 15-0 (7)... March 14, 1985 Mike Costello, WSU vs. WASH, 3-0 (7)... March 4, 1984 Joe Magrane, ARIZ vs. Cal State Fullerton, Feb. 10, 1984 Paul Grame, STAN vs. Cal State Hayward, Feb. 4, 1981 Rick Anderson (10), WASH vs. OSU, 0-0 (Stopped, dark)... April 14, 1978 Brian Duffy (3) and Steve Kaia (4), CAL vs. Hayward State, Feb. 11, 1978 Tracy Harris, WSU vs. WASH, 3-0 (7)... March 20, 1977 Eric Wilkins, WSU vs. OSU, May 7, 1976 Bob Sherwood, WSU vs. Idaho, 2-0 (7)... March 14, 1976 Steve Bazoski (7), WASH vs. Portland, March 30, 1974 Tracy Harris, WSU vs. Central Washington, 7-0 (7)... March 20, 1974 Dave Wright and Roger Stein, WSU vs. Idaho, 10-0 (7)... March 9, 1974 Russ McQueen, USC vs. CAL, March 3, 1974 Mark Beem, WSU vs. Eastern Washington, 6-0 (7)... March 23, 1973 Joe McIntosh, WSU vs. Puget Sound, 6-0 (7)... March 16, 1973 Roger Stein and Rick Schafer, WSU vs. Idaho, 6-0 (7)... March 11, 1973 Jim Lavick and Murray Gage-Cole, WSU vs. Idaho State, 1-0 (7)... April 3, 1971 Phil Keller, STAN vs. ASU, March 23, 1970 Norm Angelini, Dan Wallace, James Lavick WSU vs. W. Washington (8-0) (7)... March 27, 1969 Gary Hudsson (7), WASH vs. San Jose State, March 22, 1969 Steve Dunning, STAN vs. Cal Poly Pomona, March 7, 1969 Jeff Clark, WSU vs. Montana, 9-1 (7)... March 21, 1968 Cleve Benson, Eric Selberg, Jack Humphrey, OSU vs. Portlnd, April 11, 1967 Rick Austin, WSU vs. Lewis-Clark State, 1-0 (7)... March 18, 1967 Bill Frost, CAL vs. Pacific, Mar. 15, 1966 Andy Messersmith and Bill Frost, CAL vs. UC Davis, Mar. 10, 1965 Bob Salisbury, WSU vs. Lewis-Clark State, 4-0 (7)... March 27, 1964 Elwood Hahn, WSU vs. Columbia Basin, 0-1 (7)... March 22, 1958 Larry Morrow, WASH vs. Puget Sound, April 12, 1958 Bob Leopold, STAN vs. USC, April 14, 1957 George Kritsonis, WASH vs. Seattle Pacific, April, 8, 1957 Ed Verdurmen vs. Pepperdine, 11-0 (DH Game 2-Seven Innings)... April 7, 1956 Rod Keogh, WSU vs. Lewis-Clark State, 2-1 (7)... March 30, 1951 Bob Peterson, WASH vs. Idaho, Unknown, 1951 Fred Gallagher, OSU vs. Montana, April 12, 1947 Frank Coleman, WSU vs. Lewis-Clark State, 12-1 (7)... April 9, 1932 Jack Friel and Frank Skadan, WSU vs. Gonzaga, 2-1 (7)... April 16, 1921 Hal Dimock, CAL vs. STAN, Apr. 14, 1917 HITTING FOR THE CYCLE Robert Pehl, WASH vs. San Jose State... March 6, 2014 Derek Jones, WSU vs. Arizona... March 18, 2012 Ryan Dunn, OSU vs. Portland... May 10, 2011 Brian Ragira, STAN vs. Santa Clara... March 22, 2011 Bill Rhinehart, ARIZ vs. New Orleans... June 2, 2007 Bill Rhinehart, ARIZ vs. Washington... May 20, 2007 Matt Stevens, WASH vs. Cal State ridge...feb. 18, 2006 Andy Jenkins, OSU vs. USC... June 13, 2005 Michael Taylor, STAN vs. San Jose State...April 19, 2005 Matt Thayer, UCLA vs. Hawaii-Hilo...Feb. 27, 2004 Brandon Averill, UCLA vs. WSU... May 25, 2003 Michael Moon, USC vs. WSU... May 17, 2003 Travis Buck, ASU vs. Southern Utah...March 7, 2003 Matt Abram, ARIZ vs. WSU...April 8, 2001 Shelley Duncan, ARIZ vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi...April 13, 2001 Garrett Atkins, UCLA vs. Delaware... May 26, 2000 Mitch Jones, ASU vs. ARIZ... May 21, 2000 Kenny Huff, ARIZ vs. WSU...April 22, 2000 Eric Reece, UCLA at Hawaii...Feb. 3, 2000 Dustey Edler, WSU at Portland State...April 12, 1998 Edmund Muth, STAN at UCLA...Feb. 22, 1998 Dan McKinley, ASU vs. Grand Canyon...April 1, 1997 Menno Wickey, ARIZ at Hawaii-Hilo...Feb. 19, 1995 Jon Vander Griend, WASH vs. Georgia Tech... May 30, 1994 Antone Williamson, ASU vs. George Mason... May 27, 1993 Steve Solomon, STAN vs. CAL...March 9, 1992 Kevin Higgins, ASU vs. UCLA... May 1, 1988 Scott Stanley, ARIZ at WSU... May 17, 1979 Dave Engle, USC vs. Texas A&M...March 22, 1978 Mike Gatlin, ARIZ vs. Azusa Pacific...Feb. 21, 1975 Dave Stegman, ARIZ at Texas-El Paso... May 4, 1974 Marv Thompson, ARIZ vs. Azusa Pacific...Feb. 18, 1974 Bob Allen, ARIZ vs. Texas Tech...March 6, 1972 Russ Gragg, ARIZ vs. UCLA...March 5, 1954 Chet Vasey, ARIZ vs. Williams Field...April 26, 1950 Albert Hartman, WSU vs. Gonzaga, May 2, 1916 Robert Jordan, CAL vs. Loyola Marymount, Mar. 14, 1908 *During the second game of a double header. 48

51 PAC-12 YEARLY INDIVIDUAL LEADERS BATTING AVERAGE 1930 Jess Hill, USC Orville Mohler, USC Vincent Philippi, STAN Bert Delmas, STAN Avelino Sanchez, CAL Richard Herzog, USC John Berardino, USC Glenn Hamilton, STAN Frank Koski, USC Stanley Sharp, CAL Brown, UCLA Clark Higgins, USC David Palmer, USC John Fiscalini, CAL Cliff McClain, CAL David Dahle, STAN Frank Roelandt, OSU Jay Roundy, USC Daryle Nelson, ORE Ted Narleski, UCLA Earl Averill, ORE Harold Charnofsky, USC BATTING AVERAGE 1978 N: Dave Edler, WSU S: Tim Tolman, USC N: Jeb Best, WASH S: Don Slaugt, UCLA N: Kelly Smith, WSU S: Terry Francona, ARIZ N: Jeb Best, WASH S: Mike Sodders, ASU N: Jeb Best, WASH S: Kevin Romine, ASU N: Alex Podruzny, EWU S: Shane Mack, UCLA N: Bryan Olden, PORT S: Oddibe McDowell, ASU N: Don Lovell, PSU S: Rick Lundblade, STAN N: Mike Blowers, WASH S: Scott Sommers, USC N: Chip Hale, ARIZ S: Randy Duke, OSU N: John Olerud, WSU S: Eric Karros, UCLA N: Timo Donahue, WASH S: Anthony Manahan, ASU N: Jason Geis, PORT S: Fernando Vina, ASU N: Phil Geisler, PORT S: David McCarty, STAN N: Geoff Loomis, PORT S: Jeff Hammonds, STAN N: Derrin Doty, WASH S: Paul LoDuca, ASU N: Mike Kinkade, WSU S: Jacob Cruz, ASU N: Ken Cameron, WSU S: Mike Wolger, CAL... *.432 S: Geoff Jenkins, USC N: Chris Wakeland, OSU S: John Powers, ARIZ N: Rick Southall, PSU S: Dan McKinley, ASU N: Nick Stefonick, WASH S: Willie Bloomquist, ASU Andrew Beinbrink, ASU Bill Scott, UCLA Brian Baron, UCLA John Baker, CAL Jeff Van Houten, ARIZ Jed Lowrie, STAN Jacoby Ellsbury, OSU Jared Prince, WSU Brett Wallace, ASU Brett Wallace, ASU PRE-78 LEADERS (Missing 1936, '39, '42, and '42) Bill Earley, WASH Edwin Simpson, USC Stan Poppe, WSU John Derdivanis, CAL Norm Forbes, ORE Bill Mills, UCLA Jay Dean, OSU CIBA: N/A John Keller, ORE Tom Roberts, UCLA Knute Westergren, IDA CIBA: N/A Len Read, ORE Len Gabrielson, USC Arley Kangas, WSU Art Ersepke, USC Larry Himes, USC Tim Cullen, SCU Randy Schwartz, UCLA Larry Schreck, WSU Randy Schwartz, UCLA Bob Garretson, WSU Alan Gallagher, SCU Rich Armstrong, ORE Dillon Baird, ARIZ Riccio Torrez, ASU Joey DeMichele, ASU Johnny Field, ARIZ Brandon Dixon, ARIZ Scott Kingery, ARIZ Scott Kingery, ARIZ David Oppenheim, USC JJ Matijevic, ARIZ * - Did not accumulate the required plate appearances to qualify for batting championship. When the requisite number of at bats were added to Wolger's total, a tie for the batting championship between Wolger and Jenkins resulted. RUNS 1978 N: Dave Edler, WSU S: Dave Hostetler, USC N: Tom Riley, WASH S: John Moses, ARIZ N: Kelly Smith, WSU S: Dwight Taylor, ARIZ N: Jeb Best, WASH S: Mike Sodders, ASU N: Bob Lockwood, GONZ S: Kevin Romine, ASU N: Mike Miller, WSU S: Mark Davis, STAN N: John Skurla, WSU S: Oddibe McDowell, ASU N: Tom Harms, PSU S: Rick Lundblade, STAN N: Tom Harms, PSU S: Tommy Hinzo, ARIZ N: Rob Smith, WSU S: Mike Benjamin, ASU S: Torey Lovullo, UCLA N: John Olerud, WSU S: Kevin Higgins, ASU N: David Gogal, PSU S: Kevin Long, ARIZ N: Jim Connor, WSU S: Jeff Hammonds, STAN S: Mike Kelly, ASU N: Byron Pontoni, PSU S: Mark Smith, USC N: Derrin Doty, WASH S: Chris Clapinski, CAL N: Mike Kinkade, WSU S: Doug Newstrom, ASU N: Mike Kinkade, WSU S: Scott Shores, ASU Steve Sogge, USC Gary Strom, WSU Larry Hanson, ORE Bill Seinsoth, USC Cal Meier, USC Pete Duncan, WSU Gary Hernandez, CAL Marv Chamberlain, WSU Mike Edwards, UCLA Venoy Garrison, UCLA Michael Williamson, STAN Greg Herrick, WSU Dave Edler, WSU HOME RUNS 1967 Charlie Petrilla, UCLA Mark Marquess, STAN Cal Meier, USC Chris Chambliss, UCLA Dan Stoligrosz, USC Ron Diggle, UCLA N: Ken Cameron, WSU S: Geoff Jenkins, USC N: Jim Horner, WSU S: Mikel Moreno, ASU N: Chris Magruder, WASH S: Troy Glaus, UCLA N: Chris Magruder, WASH S: Willie Bloomquist, ASU Willie Bloomquist, ASU Chase Utley, UCLA Ernie Durazo, ARIZ Brian Barre, USC Dustin Pedroia, ASU Sam Fuld, STAN Dustin Pedroia, ASU Trevor Crowe, ARIZ Cole Gillespie, OSU Brett Wallace, ASU Brett Wallace, ASU Jason Kipnis, ASU Zack MacPhee, ASU Bryce Ortega, ARIZ Johnny Field, ARIZ Johnny Field, ARIZ Michael Conforto, OSU Bobby Stahel, USC Cody Ramer, ARIZ Cal Stevenson, ARIZ HITS 1978 N: Dave Edler, WSU S: Bob Bohnet, CAL N: Jeb Best, WASH S: Terry Francona, ARIZ N: Ron Johnson, WASH S: Terry Francona, ARIZ N: Jeb Best, WASH S: Mike Sodders, ASU N: Jim Carnell, GONZ S: Kevin Romine, ASU N: Greg Monda, WSU S: Steve Moses, ASU N: Dwayne Lalor, WSU S: Oddibe McDowell, ASU N: Don Lovell, PSU S: Todd Trafton, ARIZ N: Dave Brundage, OSU S: Mike Senne, ARIZ N: Jeff Hooper, WSU S: Ed Sprague, STAN N: John Olerud, WSU S: Kevin Higgins, ASU N: David Gogal, PSU S: Anthony Manahan, ASU N: Scott Hatteberg, WSU S: Troy Paulsen, STAN S: Fernando Vina, ASU N: Geoff Loomis, PORT S: Matt Luke, CAL N: Geoff Loomis, PORT S: Matt Luke, CAL N: Derrin Doty, WASH S: Paul LoDuca, ASU N: Mike Kinkade, WSU S: Jacob Cruz, ASU N: Ken Cameron, WSU S: Jacque Jones, USC N: Ryan McDonald, OSU S: Dan McKinley, ASU N: Chris Magruder, WASH S: Dan McKinley, ASU N: Chris Magruder, WASH S: Willie Bloomquist, ASU Willie Bloomquist, ASU Bill Scott, UCLA Brian Baron, UCLA Sam Fuld, STAN Dustin Pedroia, ASU Dustin Pedroia, ASU Travis Buck, ASU Chris Minaker, STAN Brett Wallace, ASU Jason Castro, STAN Jason Kipnis, ASU Riccio Torrez, ASU Tony Renda, CAL Alex Mejia, ARIZ Dylan Davis, OSU Austin Slater, STAN Scott Kingery, ARIZ Zach Gibbons, ARIZ JJ Matijevic, ARIZ RUNS BATTED IN 1978 N: Dave Edler, WSU S: Tom Guardino, STAN N: Shawn Cusack, WASH S: Terry Francona, ARIZ N: Glen Walker, WSU S: Terry Francona, ARIZ N: Al Hunsinger, OSU S: Mike Sodders, ASU N: Jim Wilson, OSU S: Alvin Davis, ASU N: Greg Monda, WSU S: Eric Hardgrave, STAN N: Jeff Hainline, GONZ S: Mark McGwire, USC N: Don Lovell, PSU S: Rick Lundblade, STAN N: Mike Blowers, WASH S: Mike Senne, ARIZ N: Jeff Hooper, WSU S: Steve Hisey, UCLA N: John Olerud, WSU S: Jim Campanis, USC N: Brian Lehner, PSU S: Alan Zinter, ARIZ N: Rob Nichols, WSU S: Paul Ellis, UCLA N: Geoff Loomis, PORT S: Mark Smith, USC N: Beau Campbell, WSU S: Troy Penix, CAL N: Kevin Brunstad, WSU S: Ryan McGuire, UCLA N: Carter Masterson, GONZ S: Antone Williamson, ASU N: Mike Kinkade, WSU S: Geoff Jenkins, USC N: Jered Fowler, WSU S: Jeff Inglin, USC N: Kevin Miller, WASH S: Troy Glaus, UCLA

52 PAC-12 YEARLY INDIVIDUAL LEADERS S: Eric Valent, UCLA N: Kevin Miller, WASH S: Andrew Beinbrink, ASU Bill Scott, UCLA Casey Myers, ASU Shelley Duncan, ARIZ Jeremy West, ASU Bill Peavey, USC Jeff Larish, ASU Jed Lowrie, STAN Grant Richardson, WSU Jordan Brown, ARIZ Chris Minaker, STAN Brett Wallace, ASU Brett Wallace, ASU Carlos Ramirez, ASU Mark Canha, CAL Taylor Ard, WSU Robert Refsnyder, ARIZ Michael Conforto, OSU Dylan Davis, OSU Dylan Davis, OSU KJ Harrison, OSU Ryan Aguilar, ARIZ JJ Matijevic, ARIZ DOUBLES 1978 N: Dave Edler, WSU S: Jim Auten, UCLA S: Bob Bohnet, CAL N: Jeb Best, WASH N: Glen Walker, WSU S: Terry Francona, ARIZ N: Ron Johnson, WASH S: Terry Francona, ARIZ N: Rick Pavey, WSU N: Warren delisle, WASH S: Alvin Davis, ASU S: Dave Leeper, USC S: Kevin Romine, ASU S: Mike Toothman, STAN N: Gil Souza, GONZ S: Ronni Salcedo, ASU N: Don Lovell, PSU S: Bob Ralston, ARIZ S: Vince Sakowski, STAN N: Ken Lambert, PORT S: Barry Bonds, ASU S: Mark McGwire, USC S: Steve Murray, ASU S; Daniel Sullivan, UCLA S; Mike Zahn, CAL N: Don Lovell, PSU S: Todd Trafton, ARIZ N: Steve McDonald, EWU S: Todd Trafton, ARIZ N: Rob Smith, WSU S: Jeff Kent, CAL N: Jim Connor, WSU S: Steve Willis, ASU N: Jeff Brauning, OSU N: Brad Clem, PORT N: Jim Straw, EWU S: Kevin Long, ARIZ N: Scott Hatteberg, WSU S: Troy Paulsen, STAN N: Geoff Loomis, PORT S: Brett Jenkins, USC N: Tad Thompson, WSU S: Matt Luke, CAL S: Ryan McGuire, UCLA N: Kevin Brunstad, WSU S: Antone Williamson, ASU N: Mike Kinkade, WSU S: Antone Williamson, ASU N: Jon Vander Griend, WASH N: Mike Kinkade, WSU S: Tim DeCinces, UCLA N: Chris Wakeland, OSU S: Mikel Moreno, ASU N: Ryan Lentz, WASH S: Jon Heinrichs, UCLA N: Rick Southall, PSU S: Xavier Nady, CAL Dominic Woody, WASH Andrew Beinbrink, ASU Eric Bruntlett, STAN Ernie Durazo, ARIZ Seth Pietsch, OSU Dustin Pedroia, ASU Dustin Pedroia, ASU Trevor Crowe, ARIZ Chris Minaker, STAN Jay Miller, WSU C.J Ziegler, ARIZ Ike Davis, ASU Ike Davis, ASU Jett Bandy ARIZ Dillon Baird, ASU Jason Kipnis, ASU Riccio Torrez, ASU Chadd Krist, CAL Seth Mejias-Brean Dylan Davis, OSU Dylan Davis, OSU Chris Keck, UCLA David Greer, ASU JJ Matijevic, ARIZ TRIPLES 1978 N: John Cook, WSU... 4 N: Tom Dodd, ORE... 4 N: Dave Edler, WSU... 4 N: Matt Minium, WSU... 4 S: Mike Carpenter, UCLA... 5 S: Greg Monda, WSU N: Shawn Cusack, WASH... 5 N: Tom Riley, WASH... 5 S: Ed Irvine, ARIZ N: Andy Alvis, WSU... 7 S: Dwight Miller, ARIZ N: Paul Noce, WSU... 6 S: Lemmie Miller, ASU N: Greg Bailey, WSU... 5 S: Gib Seibert, ASU N: Scott Steed, PSU... 7 S: Kevin Ward, ARIZ N: Greg Barton, WSU... 7 S: Oddibe McDowell, ASU N: Kory Heiling, PSU... 5 N: Don Lovell, PSU... 5 N: Steve McDonald, EWU... 5 N: Joey Zellner, WSU... 5 S: Mark Davis, STAN N: Tom Harms, PSU... 5 S: Chuck Johnson, ARIZ N: Tony Fair, PSU... 8 S: Chip Hale, ARIZ... 7 S: Alan Zinter, ARIZ N: Tony Fair, PSU... 9 S: Robbie Katzaroff, UCLA N: Mario Lyons, EWU... 8 S: Kevin Long, ARIZ... 7 S: Damon Mashore, ARIZ N: Dane Walker, PSU... 6 S: Steve Gill, ARIZ N: Kirk Ordway, PSU... 6 S: Damon Mashore, ARIZ N: David Anderson, OSU... 5 S: Matt Luke, CAL... 7 S: David Roberts, UCLA N: Dirk Foss, PSU... 7 S: John Tejcek, ARIZ N: Ken Cameron, WSU... 5 N: Jon Vander Griend, WASH... 5 S: Scott Shores, ASU N: Ken Cameron, WSU... 6 S: Randy Betten, ASU N: Chris Magruder, WASH... 6 S: John Powers, ARIZ N: Abino Vazquez, OSU... 7 S: Diego Rico, ARIZ N: Steve Gleason, WSU... 6 S: Willie Bloomquist, ASU Willie Bloomquist, ASU Jonah Martin, ASU Andy Torres, ARIZ Steve Garrabrants, ASU Jeff Van Houten, ARIZ... 9 Sam Fuld, STAN Trevor Crowe, ARIZ Trevor Crowe, ARIZ Brad Boyer, ARIZ Grant Green, USC Jason Kipnis, ASU Bobby Coyle, ARIZ Zack MacPhee, ASU Joey DeMichele, ASU Bobby Brown, ARIZ... 7 Johnny Field, ARIZ... 7 Joey DeMichele, ASU Johnny Field, ARIZ Trent Gilbert, ARIZ Christopher Bono, UCLA Cody Ramer, ARIZ Gage Canning, ASU... 8 HOME RUNS 1978 N: Tom Dodd, ORE S: Dave Hostetler, USC N: Tom Dodd, ORE S: Jim Auten, UCLA N: Glen Walker, WSU S: Stan Holmes, ASU N: Al Hunsinger, OSU S: Mike Sodders, ASU N: Jim Wilson, OSU S: Chris Johnson, ASU N: Tim Casey, PORT S: Eric Hardgrave, STAN N: Jeff Hainline, GONZ S: Mark McGwire, USC N: Dave Kilhefner, WSU S: Rick Lundblade, STAN N: Mike Blowers, WASH S: Rick Morris, ASU N: Jeff Hooper, WSU S: Torey Lovullo, UCLA N: John Olerud, WSU S: Jim Campanis, USC N: Bob King, EWU S: Alan Zinter, ARIZ N: Rob Nichols, WSU S: Paul Ellis, UCLA N: Geoff Loomis, PORT S: David McCarty, STAN N: Beau Campbell, WSU S: Troy Penix, CAL N: Jim Champion, OSU N: Erik Hanson, GONZ S: Ryan McGuire, UCLA N: Carter Masterson, GONZ S: Scott Shores, ASU N: Jon Vander Griend, WASH S: Geoff Jenkins, USC N: David Schmidt, OSU S: Tim DeCinces, UCLA N: Casey Kelley, WSU N: Kevin Miller, WASH N: Ryan Soules, WASH S: Troy Glaus, UCLA N: Casey Kelley, WSU S: Eric Valent, UCLA Bill Scott, UCLA Mitch Jones, ASU Shelley Duncan, ARIZ Wes Whisler, UCLA Adam Berry, UCLA Chad Boudon, WASH Jed Lowrie, STAN Jeff Larish, ASU Zach Clem, WASH Brett Wallace, ASU Sean Ratliff, STAN Brett Wallace, ASU Cody Decker, UCLA Ricky Oropesa, USC Taylor Ard, WSU Abe Ruiz, ASU Michael Conforto, OSU Michael Conforto, OSU Ryon Healy, ORE Shaun Chase, ORE Bobby Dalbec, ARZ Brett Cumberland, CAL Denis Karas, CAL STOLEN BASES 1978 N: John Cook, WSU S: Mike Carpenter, UCLA N: Ron Johnson, WASH S: Larry Reynolds, STAN N: Kelly Smith, WSU S: Dwight Taylor, ARIZ N: Todd Thomas, OSU S: Mike Dotterer, STAN N: Mike Miller, WSU S: Kevin Romine, ASU N: Mike Miller, WSU S: Lance Blankenship, CAL N: Jim Wasem, EWU S: Lance Blankenship, CAL N: Scott Dovre, EWU S: Rich Harger, CAL N: Dave Brundage, OSU S: Lance Blankenship, CAL N: Vince Barranco, GONZ S: Ruben Amaro, Jr., STAN N: Tak Walden, EWU S: Todd Mayo, CAL S: Pat Listach, ASU N: Jeff Brauning, OSU S: Robbie Katzaroff, UCLA N: Kevin Stocker, WASH S: Jeff Hammonds, STAN N: Kevin Stocker, WASH S: Joel Wolfe, UCLA N: Bill Cook, GONZ N: Derrin Doty, WASH S: David Roberts, UCLA N: Ben Ortman, PORT S: David Roberts, UCLA N: Joe Trippy, WASH S: David Roberts, UCLA N: Joe Trippy, WASH S: Ivan Lewis, CAL N: Mike Wetmore, WSU S: Ivan Lewis, CAL N: Chris Magruder, WASH S: Dan McKinley, ASU N: Chris Magruder, WASH S: Willie Bloomquist, ASU Jay Sitzman, ASU Seth Davidson, USC Chris Duffy, ASU Ryan Rasmussen, UCLA Ben Francisco, UCLA Brad Boyer, ARIZ Trevor Crowe, ARIZ Trevor Crowe, ARIZ Travis Buck, ASU Colin Curtis, ASU Brad Boyer, ARIZ Robert Abel, ARIZ Andrew Romine, ASU T.J. Steele, ARIZ T.J. Steele, ARIZ Jason Kipnis, ASU Drew Maggi, ASU Zack MacPhee, ASU Joey Rickard, ARIZ Brian Carroll, UCLA Braden Bishop, WASH Kevin Newman, ARIZ Jared Oliva, ARIZ Nick Madrigal, OSU Daniel Amaral, UCLA

53 PAC-12 YEARLY INDIVIDUAL LEADERS WALKS 1978 N: Matt Minium, WSU S: Pepe Hinojosa, STAN N: Tom Riley, WASH S: Brad Mills, ARIZ N: Kelly Smith, WSU S: Wes Clements, ARIZ N: Don Wulff, WSU S: Alvin Davis, ASU N: Mickey Riley, OSU S: Alvin Davis, ASU N: Mike Miller, WSU S: Pete Stanicek, STAN N: Chine Jones, WSU S: Oddibe McDowell, ASU N: Jeff Hainline, GONZ S: Pete Stancek, STAN S: Chip Hale, ARIZ N: Tim Allred, PSU S: Rick Morris, ASU N: Mark Wyckoff, WSU S: Torey Lovullo, UCLA N: John Olerud, WSU S: Dave Shermel, ARIZ N: Randy Johnson, PSU S: J.T. Snow, ARIZ N: Jim Connor, WSU S: Paul Carey, STAN N: Scott Hatteburg, WSU S: Mike Kelly, ASU N: Glen Walker, GONZ S: Mark Skeels, STAN N: Randy Jorgensen, WASH S: Doug Newstrom, ASU N: Mike Wetmore, WSU S: A.J. Hinch, STAN N: Jon Vander Griend, WASH S: Geoff Jenkins, USC N: Jim Horner, WSU S: Mike Torti, ASU S: Greg Walbridge, USC N: Chris Magruder, WASH S: Troy Glaus, UCLA N: Chris Magruder, WASH S: Willie Bloomquist, ASU Willie Bloomquist, ASU Eric Bruntlett, STAN Brian Barre, USC Brian Barre, USC Jeff Larish, ASU Jed Lowrie, STAN Jeff Larish, ASU Cole Gillespie, OSU Preston Paramore, ASU Preston Paramore, ASU Colin Walsh, STAN Jason Kipnis, ASU Kole Calhoun, ASU Zack MacPhee, ASU Johnny Field, ARIZ Michael Conforto, OSU Michael Conforto, OSU Mitchell Tolman, ORE Cody Ramer, ARIZ Cal Stevenson, ARIZ EARNED RUN AVE N: Pat Barry, OSU S: Floyd Chiffer, UCLA N: Dan Sijer, WASH S: Tim Leary, UCLA N: John Martin, WASH S: Eric Broersma, UCLA N: Lance Englin, WASH S: Kendall Carter, ASU N: Jim Ewing, EWU S: Jim Jefferson, ASU N: Steve Wilson, PORT S: Jeff Ballard, STAN N: Bill Lavelle, PORT S: Doug Henry, ASU N: Eric Bauer, EWU S: Joe Magrane, ARIZ N: Mike Siler, PORT S: Jack McDowell, STAN N: Jeff Otis, OSU S: Mike Schwabe, ASU N: John Sipple, OSU S: Brian Dodd, ASU N: Ted Devore, PORT S: Willy Warrecker, CAL N: Jeff Post, OSU S: Randy Powers, USC N: Mark Peterson, PSU S: Phil Kendall, USC N: Mark Peterson, PSU S: Tim Schweitzer, ARIZ N: Scott Christman, OSU S: Marc Barcelo, ASU N: Mason Smith, OSU S: Randy Flores, USC N: Greg Wooten, PSU S: Kyle Peterson, STAN N: Chris Pine, OSU S: Tom Reimers, STAN N: Mark Newell, OSU S: Ryan Mills, ASU N: Andrew Checketts, OSU S: Jeff Austin, STAN Barry Zito, USC Justin Wayne, STAN Mark Prior, USC Ryan Schroyer, ASU Ben Thurmond, ASU Ian Kennedy, USC Dallas Buck, OSU Tim Lencecum, WASH Preston Guilmet, ARIZ Ryan Perry, ARIZ Mike Keake, ASU Brady Rodgers, ASU Trevor Bauer, UCLA Trevor Williams, ASU David Berg, UCLA Ben Wetzler, OSU David Berg, UCLA Troy Rallings, WASH Luke Heimlich, OSU WINS 1978 N: Eric Snider, WSU S: Rod Boxberger, USC S: Bill Bordley, USC N: Mike Smith, WASH N: John Martin, WASH S: Tim Leary, UCLA N: Kyle Dunning, OSU... 8 N: Mike Smith, WASH... 8 S: Eric Broersma, UCLA S: Kevin Dukes, ASU S; Ron Sismondo, ARIZ N: Lance Englin, WASH N: Duane Ware, WASH S: Kendall Carter, ASU N: Two players tied with... 9 S: Brian Mignano, STAN N: Jeff Reece, OSU S: Kendall Carter, ASU N: Gary Cullison, PSU S: Doug Henry, ASU S: Randy Robertson, USC N: Gary Blouin, WASH N: John Sipple, OSU S: Jeff Ballard, STAN N: Eric Gunderson, PSU N: Gary Blouin, WASH S: Alex Sanchez, UCLA S: Gilbert Heredia, ARIZ N: Jeff Otis, OSU... 9 N: Doug Kline, PORT... 9 S: Jack McDowell, STAN N: John Olerud, WSU S: Linty Ingram, ASU N: Ted Devore, PORT S: Scott Erickson, ARIZ N: Aaron Sele, WSU N: Billy Walker, GONZ S: Todd Douma, ASU N: Jeff Mansur, PORT... 9 S: Doug Newstrom, ASU N: Jim Riley, WASH S: Jeff Matranga, ASU N: Scott Christman, OSU S: Bobby Kahlon, CAL S: Marc Barcelo, ASU N: Mason Smith, OSU S: Randy Flores, USC S: Noah Peery, ASU N: Darin Blood, GONZ S: Kyle Peterson, STAN N: Eric Lovinger, OSU... 9 S: Seth Etherton, USC N: Jake Kringen, WASH S: Jim Parque, UCLA N: Andrew Checketts, OSU S: Seth Etherton, USC Barry Zito, USC Jason Young, STAN Justin Wayne, STAN Rik Currier, USC Mark Prior, USC Jeremy Guthrie, STAN John Hudgins, STAN Jason Urquidez, ASU Dallas Buck, OSU Ian Kennedy, USC Dallas Buck, OSU Jonah Nickerson, OSU Mike Leake, ASU Josh Satow, ASU Tommy Rafferty, ASU Mike Keake, ASU Trevor Bauer, UCLA Seth Blair, ASU Trevor Bauer, UCLA Kurt Heyer, ARIZ Andrew Moore, OSU Nick Vander Tuig, UCLA Ben Wetzler, OSU James Kaprielian, UCLA Nathan Bannister, ARIZ Jake Thompson, OSU SAVES 1978 N: Tom Provenzo, WSU... 9 S: Scott Bollens, UCLA N: Bob Flynn, OSU... 3 S: Bill Kinneberg, ARIZ N: Eric Austad, ORE... 4 S: Herb Fauland, UCLA N: Ken Knutson, WASH... 3 N: Jim Grove, OSU... 3 S: Kevin Dukes, ASU N: Randy Bostic, GONZ... 7 S: Don Smith, ASU N: Reed Rainey, WSU... 6 N: Bill Lavelle, PORT... 6 S: Jeff Ballard, STAN N: Reed Rainey, WSU S: Dave Graybill, ASU N: Reed Rainey, WSU... 8 S: Joe Estes, ARIZ N: Tom Pellerin, WSU... 6 S: Dana Ridenour, UCLA... 6 S: Bill Wenrick, UCLA N: John Nichols, PORT... 9 S: Brian Nichols, USC N: Tony Prentice, PSU... 7 S: Steve Chitren, STAN N: Tony Prentice, PSU S: Joe Buckley, CAL N: Michael Call, WASH S: Scott Weiss, STAN N: Michael Call, WASH... 6 S: Scott Weiss, STAN N: Denver Skalbeck, PORT... 6 S: Gabe Sollecito, UCLA N: Brandon Newell, WASH... 6 S: Dan Hubbs, USC N: Brett Merrick, WASH S: Noah Peery, ASU N: Brett Merrick, WASH S: Jason Garner, USC N: Cody Morrison, WASH... 9 S: Jack Krawczyk, USC N: Mike Boire, OSU... 8 S: Jack Krawczyk, USC N: Cody Morrison, WASH... 6 S: Jack Krawczyk, USC Tony Cogan, STAN... 8 Matt Massingale, WASH Jeff Bruksch, STAN Matt Brown, CAL Jared Sanders, OSU Will Fenton, WASH Jesse Ingram, CAL Will Fenton, WASH Kevin Gunderson, OSU Paul Koss, USC Kevin Gunderson, OSU Paul Koss, USC Jason Stoffel, ARIZ Jason Stoffel, ARIZ Jordan Swagerty, ASU Tony Bryant, OSU Jimmie Sherfy, ORE David Berg, UCLA Ian Hamilton, WSU Ryan Burr, ASU Stephen Nogosek, ORE Troy Rallings, WASH Colton Hock, STAN CIBA leader on top and ern Division leader on bottom 51

54 PAC-12 YEARLY INDIVIDUAL LEADERS COMPLETE GAMES 1978 N: Rick Anderson, WASH S: Floyd Chiffer, UCLA... 6 S: Tim O'Neill, UCLA N: John Martin, WASH N: Dan Sijer, WASH S: Tim Leary, UCLA N: John Martin, WASH... 7 S: Chuck Hensley, CAL... 6 S: Ed Vande Berg, ASU... 6 S: Matt Young, UCLA N: Lance Englin, WASH... 8 S: Ed Vosberg, ARIZ N: Chris Fazendin, EWU... 8 S: Brian Mignano, STAN N: Jeff Reece, OSU... 7 S: Jeff Pries, UCLA N: Scott Anderson, OSU S: Joe Magrane, ARIZ N: Gary Blouin, WASH... 9 S: Jeff Ballard, STAN N: Steve Olin, PSU... 8 N: Jim Olson, EWU... 8 S: Jack McDowell, STAN N: Steve Olin, PSU... 9 S: Gilbert Heredia, ARIZ S: Mike Schwabe, ASU N: Rod Scheckla, OSU... 9 S: Linty Ingram, ASU N: Barry Parisotto, GONZ... 7 N: Jeff Otis, OSU... 7 S: Scott Erickson, ARIZ N: Aaron Sele, WSU... 9 N: Billy Walker, GONZ... 9 S: Mike Mussina, STAN N: Aaron Sele, WSU S: Four players tied with N: Mark Peterson, PSU... 9 S: Jeff Matranga, ASU N: Scott Christman, OSU... 9 S: Marc Barcelo, ASU N: Mike Thurman, OSU N: Mason Smith, OSU S: Randy Flores, USC N: Kyle Kawabata, WSU... 9 S: Kyle Peterson, STAN N: Eric Lovinger, OSU... 5 S: Seth Etherton, USC... 5 S: Jim Parque, UCLA... 5 S: Randy Flores, USC N: Mark Newell, OSU... 3 N: Andrew Checketts, OSU... 3 N: Dave Wheeler, WSU... 3 S: Randy Flores, USC N: Andrew Checketts, OSU... 6 S: Jeff Austin, STAN Jason Young, STAN Matt Massingale, WASH... 6 Justin Wayne, STAN Scott Nicholson, OSU Shawn Kohn, WASH John Hudgins, STAN John Hudgins, STAN Erik Averill, ASU Greg Reynolds, STAN Tyson Brummett, UCLA Erik Davis, STAN Mike Keake, ASU Chad Arnold, WSU Trevor Bauer, UCLA Kurt Heyer, ARIZ Matt Boyd, OSU... 4 Mark Appel, STAN... 4 Cole Irvin, ORE Ben Wetzler, OSU... 4 Jace Fry, STAN Joe Pistorese, WSU Canning, UCLA Luke Heimlich, OSU... 2 INNINGS PITCHED 1978 N: Pat Barry, OSU S: Bill Bordley, USC N: Dean Kegler, ORE S: Tim Leary, UCLA N: John Martin, WASH S: Glenn Prater, CAL N: Lance Englin, WASH S: Kevin Dukes, ASU N: Mike Gorman, OSU S: Brian Mignano, STAN S: N: Jeff Reece, OSU S: Kendall Carter, ASU N: Scott Anderson, OSU S: Joe Magrane, ARIZ N: Gary Cullison, PSU S: Jeff Ballard, STAN N: Eric Gunderson, PSU S: Gilbert Heredia, ARIZ N: Doug Kline, PORT S: Mike Schwabe, ASU N: John Olerud, WSU S: Linty Ingram, ASU N: Ted Devore, PORT S: Scott Erickson, ARIZ N: Aaron Sele, WSU S: Tim Lindsay, UCLA S: Mike Mussina, STAN N: Aaron Sele, WSU S: Tim Lindsay, UCLA N: Mark Peterson, PSU S: Pete Janicki, UCLA N: Scott Christman, OSU S: Marc Barcelo, ASU N: Mason Smith, OSU S: Dan Reed, STAN N: Darin Blood, GONZ N: Greg Wooten, PSU S: Randy Flores, USC N: Paco Garcia, PSU S: Jim Parque, UCLA N: Jake Kringen, WASH S: Kyle Peterson, STAN N: Andrew Checketts, OSU S: Seth Etherton, USC Jason Young, STAN Justin Wayne, STAN Mark Prior, USC Jeremy Guthrie, STAN John Hudgins, STAN Koley Kolberg, ARIZ Dallas Buck, OSU Jonah Nickerson, OSU Tyson Brummett, UCLA Mike Leake, ASU Mike Leake, ASU Trevor Bauer, UCLA Kurt Heyer, ARIZ Kurt Heyer, ARIZ Matt Boyd, OSU Jace Fry, OSU Andrew Moore, OSU Nathan Bannister, ARIZ Jake Thompson, OSU STRIKEOUTS 1978 N: Rick Anderson, WASH S: Bill Bordley, USC N: Mike Smith, WASH S: Tim Leary, UCLA N: Mike Gorman, OSU S: Kevin Dukes, ASU N: Dean Kegler, ORE S: Eric Broersma, UCLA N: Mike Gorman, OSU S: Colin Ward, UCLA N: Jeff Reece, OSU S: Bryan Price, CAL S: Jim Jefferson, ASU N: Scott Anderson, OSU S: Joe Magrane, ARIZ N: Gary Cullison, PSU S: Joe Magrane, ARIZ N: Dave Brundage, OSU S: Alex Sanchez, UCLA N: Doug Kline, PORT S: Jack McDowell, STAN N: John Olerud, WSU S: Linty Ingram, ASU N: Ken Nielson, OSU S: Scott Erickson, ARIZ N: Billy Walker, GONZ S: Sean Rees, ASU N: Aaron Sele, WSU S: Sean Rees, ASU N: Scott Christman, OSU S: Pete Janicki, UCLA N: Scott Christman, OSU S: Willie Adams, STAN N: Mason Smith, OSU S: Noah Peery, ASU N: Darin Blood, GONZ S: Kaipo Spenser, ASU S: Kyle Peterson, STAN N: Robert Ramsay, WSU S: Jim Parque, UCLA N: Jake Kringen, WASH S: Kyle Peterson, STAN N: Chris Pine, OSU S: Seth Etherton, USC Jason Young, STAN Justin Wayne, STAN Mark Prior, USC Jeremy Guthrie, STAN John Hudgins, STAN Tim Lincecum, WASH Ian Kennedy, USC Matt Stevens, WASH Preston Guilmet, ARIZ Tim Murphy, UCLA Mike Leake, ASU Trevor Bauer, UCLA Trevor Bauer, UCLA Brooks, UTAH Mark Appel, STAN James Kaprielian, UCLA James Kaprielian, UCLA Nathan Bannister, ARIZ Griffin Canning, UCLA David Peterson, ORE

55 PAC-12 COACHING RECORDS Coach Yrs. W L T Pct. 1 Mark Marquess, STAN ( ) Rod Dedeaux, USC ( ) Chuck "Bobo" Brayton, WSU ( ) Jim Brock, ASU ( ) Gary Adams, UCLA ( ) Jerry Kindall, ARIZ ( ) Pat Casey, OSU (1995-present) Frank Sancet, ARIZ ( ) Mike Gillespie, USC ( ) Art Reichle, UCLA (1941, ) Bob Milano, CAL ( ) Jack Dunn, PSU ( ) Pat Murphy, ASU ( ) Jack Riley, OSU ( ) Buck Bailey, WSU ( , ) Ken Knutson, WASH ( ) Ralph Coleman, OSU ( , ) Clint Evans, CAL ( ) David Esquer, CAL/STAN ( , 17-present) Bobby Winkles, ASU ( ) Andy Lopez, ARIZ ( ) George Wolfman, CAL ( ) John Savage, UCLA (2005-present) Don Kirsch, ORE ( ) Steve Hertz, GONZ ( ) Bob MacDonald, WASH ( ) Bill Kinneberg, UTAH ( , 2005-present) Ray Young, STAN ( ) J.F. "Pop" McKale, ARIZ ( , ) Dutch Fehring, STAN ( ) George Horton, ORE (2009-present) Donnie Marbut, WSU ( ) Harry Wolter, STAN ( , ) Roy Love, PSU ( ) Terry Pollreisz, PORT ( ) Jim Wasem, EWU ( ) Lindsay Meggs, WASH (2010-present) Mel Krause, ORE ( ) Tubby Graves, WASH ( ) Tim Esmay, ASU ( ) Howard Hobson, ORE ( ) Carl Zamloch, CAL ( , ) Sam Barry, USC ( ) Jerry Stitt, ARIZ ( ) Everett Dean, STAN ( ) Steve Farrington, WSU ( ) Coach Yrs. W L T Pct. 1. Bobby Winkles, ASU ( ) Frank Sancet, ARIZ ( ) Sam Barry, USC ( ) J.F. "Pop" McKale, ARIZ ( , ) Jim Brock, ASU ( ) Rod Dedeaux, USC ( ) t. Chuck "Bobo" Brayton, WSU ( ) t. Pat Murphy, ASU ( ) t. Howard Hobson, ORE ( ) t. Clint Evans, CAL ( ) t. Tim Esmay, ASU ( ) Ray Young, STAN ( ) Pat Casey, OSU (1995-present) Don Kirsch, ORE ( ) t. Buck Bailey, WSU ( , 46-61) t Mark Marquess, STAN ( ) Dutch Fehring, STAN ( ) Ralph Coleman, OSU ( , 38-66) Mike Gillespie, USC ( ) Carl Zamluch, CAL ( , ) Jack Riley, OSU ( ) t. Tubby Graves, WASH ( ) t. Andy Lopez, ARIZ ( ) Everett Dean, STAN ( ) Jerry Kindall, ARIZ ( ) Ken Knutson, WASH ( ) George Horton, ORE (2009-present) George Wolfman, CAL ( ) BY WINS (All Career Games while at Pac-12 Institution) BY PERCENTAGE (Minimum 150 games) Coach Yrs. W L T Pct. 47 Steve Farrington, WSU ( ) Dan Hubbs, USC (2013-present) Gene Tanselli, OSU ( ) t. Joe Etzel, PORT ( ) t. Chad Kreuter, USC ( ) Jackie Jensen, CAL ( ) Bill Reinhart, ORE ( ) Tracy Smith, ASU (2015-present) Jay Johnson, ARIZ (2015-present) Tim Mooney, WSU ( ) Ken Lehman, WASH ( ) Dale Parker, WASH ( ) Harry Applequist, WSU ( ) A. Sturzenegger, UCLA ( , ) Dave Dangler, PSU ( ) Slats Gill, OSU ( ) Frank Cruz, USC (2011) Sam Crawford, USC ( ) t. Bubba Morton, WASH ( ) t. Marty Lees, WSU (2015-present) Marty Krug, UCLA ( ) Warren Tappin, WASH ( ) t. Frank N. Barber, WSU ( ) t. Bill Marx, WASH ( ) Jack Friel, WSU ( ) t. Jack Fournier, UCLA ( ) t. Carmen Mauro, WASH ( ) Art McLarney, WASH ( ) J. Fred Bohler, WSU ( ) Jimmy Richardson, OSU ( ) Bob Evans, STAN ( ) t. Al Montgomery, UCLA (1932) t. Jim Shaefer, UCLA (1940) t. Shy Huntington, ORE ( ) t. Bill James, UCLA (1936) t. George Bohler, ORE ( ) t. W.D. Seay, STAN ( ) Dean Walker, ORE (1918) Guy Rathburne, OSU (1922) t Lowell McGinnis, UCLA (1942) t Jim Schaefer, UCLA (1933) t. Hugo Bedzek, ORE (1916) t. Loof Flack, OSU ( ) t. Joe Budnick, WASH (1956) t. Clair Goodwin, CAL (1918) t. George Wheeler, USC (1923) J.D. Baldwin, OSU (1918) Coach Yrs. W L T Pct. 31. Jack Dunn, PSU ( ) John Savage, UCLA (2005-present) Bob MacDonald, WASH ( ) Art Reichle, UCLA (1941, ) Jerry Stitt, ARIZ ( ) Tracy Smith, ASU (2015-present) Gary Adams, UCLA ( ) Roy Love, PSU ( ) Jackie Jensen, CAL ( ) Gene Tanselli, OSU ( ) David Esquer, CAL/STAN ( , 17-present) Bill Reinhart, ORE ( ) Lindsay Meggs, WASH (2010-present) Steve Hertz, GONZ ( ) Bob Milano, CAL ( ) Dan Hubbs, USC (2013-present) Donnie Marbut, WSU (2005-present) Terry Pollreisz, PORT ( ) Joe Etzel, PORT ( ) Mel Krause, ORE ( ) Jim Wasem, EWU ( ) Harry Wolter, STAN ( , ) Bill Kinneberg, UTAH ( , 2005-present) Steve Farrington, WSU ( ) Tim Mooney, WSU ( ) A. Sturzenegger, UCLA ( , ) Ken Lehman, WASH ( ) Bubba Morton, WASH ( )

56 ALL-AMERICANS FIRST TEAM AMERICAN BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION Year Player Pos Nino Barnise, CAL P Chuck Brayton, WSU SS Jackie Jensen, CAL OF John Fiscalini, CAL OF 1948 Wally Hood, USC P Art Masmanian, USC 2B Hank Workman, USC OF 1949 Jim Brideweser, USC SS 1950 Robert Murray, ARIZ C Jay Roundy, USC OF 1951 Sylvester McNinch, CAL 1B Earl Averill, ORE OF 1952 Hal Charnofsky, USC 2B Tom Keough, CAL OF 1953 John Shepard, STAN C Ed Simpson, USC 1B 1954 Jay Dean, OSU 1B Warren Goodrich, STAN SS 1955 Jay Dean, OSU 1B Carl Thomas, ARIZ P 1956 Kent Hadley, USC 1B Don Lee, ARIZ P 1957 Bill Olson, USC CF Tom Clarkson, ARIZ RF Doug Weiss, CAL P 1958 Dick Griesser, ARIZ LF Jerry Siegert, USC RF Ralph Holding, CAL C 1959 John Werhas, USC 3B Matt Encinas, ARIZ LF Bill Thom, USC P 1960 Larry Peterson, OSU RF Alan Hall, ARIZ C Bruce Gardner, USC P 1961 Willie Ryan, USC 1B Charles Shoemaker, ARIZ 2B 1962 Dan Schneider, ARIZ P 1964 Randy Schwartz, UCLA 1B Walt Peterson, USC P 1965 Pete Middlekauff, STAN 1B Luis Lagunas, ASU 2B Rick Monday, ASU CF John Olerud, WSU C 1966 Eddie Leon, ARIZ SS Dale Ford, WSU OF Reggie Jackson, ASU OF Jim Hibbs, STAN C Bill Frost, CAL P 1967 Mark Marquess, STAN 1B Eddie Leon, ARIZ SS Scott Reid, ASU OF Gary Gentry, ASU P 1968 Fred Nelson, ASU 2B Jerry Stitt, ARIZ OF Tim Plodinec, ARIZ P 1969 Paul Ray Powell, ASU OF Bob Williams, WSU C Larry Gura, ASU P 1970 Pete Duncan, WSU 3B Steve Mikulic, ARIZ OF Brent Strom, USC P 1971 Roger Schmuck, ASU 1B Bobby Waits, WSU 2B Alan Bannister, ASU SS Steve Busby, USC P 1972 Alan Bannister, ASU IF Dave Roberts, ORE IF John Glenn, ARIZ OF Fred Lynn, USC OF Craig Swan, ASU P 1973 Roy Smalley, USC IF Eddie Bane, ASU P 1974 Rich Dauer, USC IF Marv Chamberlain, WSU OF 1975 Jerry Maddox, ASU IF Dave Stegman, ARIZ OF Steve Kemp, USC OF 1976 Dave Stegman, ARIZ OF Ken Landreaux, ASU OF Floyd Bannister, ASU P 1977 Bob Horner, ASU IF 1978 Bob Horner, ASU IF Hubie Brooks, ASU IF Chris Bando, ASU C Bill Bordley, USC P 1980 Terry Francona, ARIZ OF 1981 Kevin Romine, ASU OF Dan Davidsmeier, USC SS Mike Sodders, ASU 3B 1983 Eric Hardgrave, STAN DH Shane Mack, UCLA OF 1984 Mark McGwire, USC 1B Oddibe McDowell, ASU OF Shane Mack, UCLA OF 1987 Torey Lovullo, UCLA 2B 1988 John Olerud, WSU UT 1990 Aaron Sele, WSU P Stan Spencer, STAN P Paul Ellis, UCLA C Mike Kelly, ASU OF 1991 Mike Kelly, ASU OF David McCarty, STAN 1B 1992 Jeff Hammonds, STAN OF Troy Penix, CAL DH 1993 Scott Christman, OSU P Paul LoDuca, ASU, C/DH Ryan McGuire, UCLA 1B 1995 Gabe Alvarez, USC SS 1996 A.J. Hinch, STAN C 1998 Seth Etherton, USC P Jack Krawczyk, USC P 1999 Willie Bloomquist, ASU SS Barry Zito, USC P 2000 Mitch Jones, ASU OF Bill Scott, UCLA OF Chase Utley, UCLA 2B Justin Wayne, STAN P 2001 Chris O Riordan, STAN 2B Mark Prior, USC P 2003 Ryan Garko, STAN C Dustin Pedroia, ASU SS Jeremy West, ASU DH 2004 Jed Lowrie, STAN 2B Dustin Pedroia, ASU SS Danny Putnam, STAN OF 2005 Dallas Buck, OSU SP Jeff Clement, USC C Trevor Crowe, ARIZ OF Jacoby Ellsbury, OSU OF 2006 Cole Gillespie, OSU OF 2007 Kiel Roling, ASU DH 2008 Ike Davis, ASU 1B/OF/LHP Brett Wallace, ASU 3B 2009 Jason Kipnis, ASU OF Mike Leake, ASU RHP Carlos Ramirez, ASU C 2010 Seth Blair, ASU RHP Zack MacPhee, ASU 2B 2011 Trevor Bauer, UCLA RHP Joey DiMichele, ASU DH 2012 Alex Mejia, ARIZ INF Jimmie Sherfy, ORE RHP 2013 Mark Appel, STAN RHP David Berg, UCLA RHP Michael Conforto, OSU OF Andrew Moore, OSU RHP 2014 Michael Conforto, OSU OF Jace Fry, OSU LHP 2015 Garrett Stubbs, USC C Scott Kingery, ARIZ 2B James Kaprielian, UCLA RHP David Berg, UCLA RHP 2016 Troy Rallings, WASH RP 2017 Nick Madrigal, OSU 2B David Peterson, ORE P Jake Thompson, OSU P Colton Hock, STAN RP BASEBALL AMERICA 1981 Jeff Ronk, CAL 2B Mike Sodders, ASU 3B Kendall Carter, ASU P 1982 Shane Mack, UCLA OF 1984 Mark McGwire, USC 1B Oddibe McDowell, ASU OF Bob Ralston, ARIZ 2B 1986 Alex Sanchez, UCLA P 1987 Torey Lovullo, UCLA 2B Mike Benjamin, ASU SS 1988 Jim Campanis, USC C Kevin Higgins, ASU 2B John Olerud, WSU DH John Olerud, WSU P 1989 Alan Zinter, ARIZ C Scott Erickson, ARIZ P 1990 Anthony Manahan, ASU 2B Mike Kelly, ASU OF Jeff Hammonds, STAN OF Paul Ellis, UCLA C Sean Rees, ASU P Stan Spencer, STAN P 1991 Mike Kelly, ASU OF David McCarty, STAN 1B Mark Smith, USC OF 1992 Jeff Hammonds, STAN OF Troy Penix, CAL DH 1993 Paul LoDuca, ASU C/DH Ryan McGuire, UCLA 1B Antone Williamson, ASU 3B 1994 Antone Williamson, ASU 3B 1995 Kyle Peterson, STAN P A.J. Hinch, STAN C Geoff Jenkins, USC OF 1997 Troy Glaus, UCLA 3B Jim Parque, UCLA P Kyle Peterson, STAN P 1998 Jeff Austin, STAN P Eric Valent, UCLA OF Seth Etherton, USC P 1999 Willie Bloomquist, ASU SS Xavier Nady, CAL 3B Barry Zito, USC P 2000 Ben Diggins, ARIZ UT Mitch Jones, ASU OF Bill Scott, UCLA OF Chase Utley, UCLA 2B Justin Wayne, STAN P 2001 Shelley Duncan, ARIZ OF Mark Prior, USC P 2002 Sam Fuld, STAN OF Jeremy Guthrie, STAN P 2003 Ryan Garko, STAN C 2004 Jed Lowrie, STAN 2B Dustin Pedroia, ASU SS Danny Putnam, STAN OF 2005 Dallas Buck, OSU SP Jeff Clement, USC C Trevor Crowe, ARIZ OF Jacoby Ellsbury, OSU OF Ian Kennedy, USC SP 2006 Cole Gillespie, OSU OF Tim Lincecum, WASH SP 2007 Preston Guilmet, ARIZ RHP Brett Wallace, ASU 1B 2008 Ike Davis, ASU 1B/OF/LHP Josh Satin, CAL INF Brett Wallace, ASU 3B 2009 Jason Kipnis, ASU OF Mike Leake, ASU RHP 2010 Seth Blair, ASU RHP Zack MacPhee, ASU 2B 2011 Trevor Bauer, UCLA RHP 2012 Jeff Gelalich, UCLA OF 2013 David Berg, UCLA RHP Andrew Moore, OSU RHP 2014 Ben Wetzler, OSU LHP 2015 Garrett Stubbs, USC C Scott Kingery, ARIZ 2B 2016 Troy Rallings, WASh RP 2017 Nick Madrigal, OSU 2B Jake Thompson,OSU SP COLLEGIATE BASEBALL 1991 Mike Kelly, ASU OF David McCarty, STAN 1B Mark Smith, USC OF 1992 Jeff Hammonds, STAN OF Troy Penix, CAL DH 1993 George Arias, ARIZ 3B Scott Christman, OSU P Paul LoDuca, ASU C Ryan McGuire, UCLA 1B 1994 Brett Merrick, WASH RP 1995 A.J. Hinch, STAN C Geoff Jenkins, STAN OF 1999 Willie Bloomquist, ASU SS Barry Zito, USC P 2000 Mitch Jones, ASU OF Bill Scott, UCLA OF Justin Wayne, STAN P 2001 Brian Baron, UCLA OF Shelley Duncan, ARIZ OF Mark Prior, USC P 2002 Jeremy Guthrie, STAN P 2003 Ryan Garko, STAN C Dustin Pedroia, ASU SS 2004 Jed Lowrie, STAN 2B 2005 Dallas Buck, OSU SP Jeff Clement, USC C Trevor Crowe, ARIZ OF Ian Kennedy, USC SP 2006 Cole Gillespie, OSU OF Tim Lincecum, WASH SP 2007 Preston Guilmet, ARIZ RHP Brett Wallace, ASU 1B 2008 Ike Davis, ASU 1B/OF/LHP 2009 Jason Kipnis, ASU OF Mike Leake, ASU RHP 2010 Zack MacPhee, ASU 2B 2011 Trevor Bauer, UCLA RHP 2012 Mark Appel, STAN RHP Alex Mejia, ARIZ INF 2013 David Berg, UCLA RHP Mark Appel, STAN RHP 2014 Michael Conforto, OSU OF Jace Fry, OSU LHP Ben Wetzler, OSU LHP 2015 David Berg, UCLA RHP 2016 Troy Rallings, WASH RP 2017 Luke Heimlich, OSU LHP Jake Thompson, OSU RHP David Peterson, ORE LHP THE SPORTING NEWS (as selected by major league scouts) *discontinued , 99, ' Randy Schwartz, UCLA 1B 54

57 ALL-AMERICANS Walt Peterson, USC RHP 1965 John Olerud, WSU C 1966 Jim Hibbs, STAN C 1967 Mark Marquess, STAN 1B Pat Harrison, USC 2B Frank Duffy, STAN SS Mike Schomaker, STAN C 1968 Bill Seinsoth, USC 1B Pat Harrison, USC 2B Bob Gallagher, STAN OF 1970 Dave Kingman, USC OF Steve Dunning, STAN RHP Brent Strom, USC LHP 1972 Dave Roberts, ORE 3B Fred Lynn, USC OF 1973 Fred Lynn, USC OF Randy Scarbery, USC RHP 1974 Richard Dauer, USC 3B 1975 Steve Kemp, USC OF 1977 Dave Hostetler, USC 1B Bill Bordley, USC LHP 1978 Dave VanGorder, USC C Rod Boxberger, USC RHP Bill Bordley, USC LHP 1979 Jim Auten, UCLA OF Tim Leary, UCLA RHP 1980 Wes Clements, ARIZ 1B Terry Francona, ARIZ OF 1984 Mark McGwire, USC 1B Oddibe McDowell, ASU OF Shane Mack, UCLA OF 1985 Lance Blankenship, CAL 3B Barry Bonds, ASU OF 1987 Torey Lovullo, UCLA 2B 1989 Alan Zinter, ARIZ C 1990 Mike Kelly, ASU OF Sean Rees, ASU P Anthony Manahan, ASU 2B Jeff Hammonds, STAN OF Stan SPencer, STAN RHP Paul Ellis, UCLA C 1993 George Arias, ARIZ 3B Dan Hubbs, USC P Paul LoDuca, ASU C Ryan McGuire, UCLA 1B Robbie Moen, ARIZ OF 1998 Jeff Austin, STAN P Seth Etherton, USC P Jack Krawczyk, USC P 2000 Ben Diggins, ARIZ UT Mitch Jones, ASU OF Casey Myers, ASU C Chase Utley, UCLA 2B Justin Wayne, STAN P 2001 Shelley Duncan, ARIZ OF Casey Myers, ASU C Mark Prior, USC P COLLEGE BASEBALL INSIDER/LOUISVILE SLUGGER 2009 Jason Kipnis, ASU OF Mike Leake, ASU SP 2011 Trevor Bauer, UCLA SP Sam Gaviglio, OSU SP 2012 Alex Mejia, ARIZ SS Robert Refsnyder, ARIZ OF Kurt Heyer, ARIZ SP Jimmie Sherfy, ORE RP 2013 Mark Appel, STAN RHP Trevor Williams, ASU RHP Adam Plutko, UCLA RHP Jimmie Sherfy, ORE RHP Michael Conforto, OSU OF 2014 Michael Conforto, OSU OF Jace Fry, OSU Ben Wetzler, OSU USA TODAY/ BASEBALL WEEKLY LHP LHP 1999 Jason Lane, USC OF Barry Zito, USC P 2000 Ben Diggins, ARIZ UT Mitch Jones, ASU OF Bill Scott, UCLA OF Justin Wayne, STAN P 2001 Brian Baron, UCLA OF Mark Prior, USC P 2002 Sam Fuld, STAN OF NATIONAL COLLEGIATE BASEBALL WRITERS ASSOCIATION 1999 Eric Munson, USC C Xavier Nady, CAL 3B Jason Young, STAN P Barry Zito, USC P 2000 Mitch Jones, ASU OF Casey Myers, ASU C Chase Utley, UCLA 2B 2001 Brian Baron, UCLA OF Chris O Riordan, STAN 2B Mark Prior, USC P 2004 Dustin Pedroia, ASU SS 2005 Jacoby Ellsbury, OSU OF Ian Kennedy, USC SP 2006 Tim Lincecum, WASH SP 2007 Brett Wallace, ASU 1B 2008 Ike Davis, ASU 1B/OF/LHP Brett Wallace, ASU 3B 2009 Jason Kipnis, ASU OF Mike Leake, ASU RHP 2010 Zack MacPhee, ASU 2B 2011 Trevor Bauer, UCLA RHP 2012 Mark Appel, STAN RHP 2013 Mark Appel, STAN RHP David Berg, UCLA RHP Jimmy Sherfy, ORE RHP 2014 Michael Conforto, OSU OF Ben Wetzler, OSU LHP 2015 David Berg, UCLA RHP 2016 Troy Rallings, WASH RP 2017 David Peterson, ORE SP Jake Thompson, OSU SP Colton Hock, STAN RP Kenyon Yovan, ORE RP SPORTS WEEKLY/ESPN 2003 Ryan Garko, STAN C Dustin Pedroia, ASU SS 2004 Jed Lowrie, STAN 2B Dustin Pedroia, ASU SS 2005 Dallas Buck, OSU SP Jeff Clement, USC C Trevor Crowe, ARIZ OF Jed Lowrie, STAN 2B COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA 2017 Jake Thompson, OSU P SECOND TEAM AMERICAN BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION 2006 Dallas Buck, OSU RHP Tim Lincecum, WASH SP Chris Minaker, STAN SS 2007 Preston Guilmet, ARIZ RHP Eric Sogard, ASU 2B Brett Wallace, ASU 1B 2008 Jason Kipnis, ASU OF Josh Satin, CAL INF 2010 Jordan Swagerty, ASU RHP 2011 Sam Gaviglio, OSU RHP 2012 Kurt Heyer, ARIZ RHP Alex Keudell, ORE RHP Michael Conforto, OSU OF Stephen Piscotty, STAN 3B 2014 Ben Wetzler, OSU LHP 2015 Kevin Newman, ARIZ SS Andrew Moore, OSU RHP 2016 Brett Cumberland, CAl C Cody Ramer, ARIZ 2B Zach Gibbons, ARIZ OF BASEBALL AMERICA 1981 Kevin Romine, ASU OF 1982 Alvin Davis, ASU 1B Ronni Salcedo, ASU 3B Kevin Romine, ASU OF Mike Dotterer, STAN OF Oddibe McDowell, ASU OF Eric Hardgrave, STAN DH 1984 Shane Mack, UCLA OF 1985 Barry Bonds, ASU OF Rick Lundblade, STAN 1B 1986 Jack McDowell, STAN P 1987 Ken Bowen, OSU SS 1988 Ed Sprague, STAN 3B Linty Ingram, ASU P 1989 Mike Kelly, ASU OF Paul Carey, STAN OF Kevin Long, ARIZ OF 1990 Mike Harrison, CAL C Tim Griffin, STAN 3B Paul Carey, STAN OF Randy Powers, USC P 1991 Damon Mashore, ARIZ OF 1992 Bobby Hughes, USC 1993 Gabe Alvarez, USC SS George Arias, ARIZ 3B Casey Burrill, USC C Scott Christman, OSU P Jason Thompson, ARIZ DH 1994 Jacob Cruz, ASU OF 1995 Darin Blood, GONZ P 1997 Dan McKinley, ASU OF 1998 Eric Munson, USC C Xavier Nady, CAL 2B Jack Krawczyk, USC P 1999 Bill Scott, UCLA OF Jason Young, STAN P 2000 Joe Borchard, STAN OF Rik Currier, USC P Justin Gemoll, USC 3B Casey Myers, ASU C Chris O Riordan, STAN 2B 2001 Casey Myers, ASU C 2003 Jeff Larish, ASU 1B Dustin Pedroia, ASU SS Brian Anderson, ARIZ OF Carlos Quentin, STAN OF 2005 Nick Hundley, ARIZ C 2006 Cole Gillespie, OSU OF Tim Lincecum, WASH SP 2007 Eric Sogard, ASU 2B 2008 David Cooper, CAL OF/1B Mike Leake, ASU RHP/UTL 2010 Trevor Bauer, UCLA RHP Ricky Oropesa, USC 1B 2011 Sam Gaviglio, OSU RHP 2012 Mark Appel, STAN RHP Michael Conforto, OSU OF Alex Mejia, ARIZ INF Jimmie Sherfy, ORE RHP 2013 Mark Appel, STAN RHP 2014 Alex Blandino, STAN 3B Jace Fry, OSU LHP 2015 Bobby Dalbec, ARIZ 3B Kevin Kramer, UCLA SS David Berg, UCLA RHP 2017 Joey Morgan, WASH C J.J. Matijevic, ARIZ DH Colton Hock, STAN RP COLLEGIATE BASEBALL 1991 Scott Hatteburg, WSU C Matt Luke, CAL OF Jackie Nickell, USC P 1993 Marc Barcelo, ASU P Casey Burrill, USC C Dan Hubbs, USC P Bobby Kahlon, CAL P Robbie Moen, ARIZ OF 1994 Jacob Cruz, ASU OF Noah Peery, ASU RHP 1995 Jason Garner, USC RHP Gabe Alvarez, USC SS 1996 Seth Etherton, USC RHP A.J. Hinch, STAN C 1999 Jason Young, STAN P 2000 Rik Currier, USC P Ben Diggins, ARIZ UT Forrest Johnson, UCLA C Casey Myers, ASU C 2001 Casey Myers, ASU C 2002 Alberto Concepcion, USC C 2003 John Hudgins, STAN SP Jeff Larish, ASU 1B 2004 Dustin Pedroia, ASU SS Tim Lincecum, WASH SP 2005 Jacoby Ellsbury, OSU OF Nick Hundley, ARIZ C 2007 Josh Satow, ASU LHP 2008 Mike Leake, ASU RHP/UTL Brett Wallace, ASU 3B 2010 Seth Blair, ASU RHP Trevor Bauer, UCLA RHP Gerrit Cole, UCLA RHP 2011 Tyler Anderson, ORE LHP Sam Gaviglio, OSU RHP 2012 Kurt Heyer, ARIZ RHP Alex Keudell, ORE RHP Brady Rodgers, ASU RHP Trevor Williams, ASU RHP 2013 Andrew Moore, OSU RHP Ryan Kellogg, ASU RHP Jimmy Sherfy, ORE LHP 2014 Tyler Davis, WASH RHP 2015 Andrew Moore, OSU RHP Kames Kaprielian, UCLA RHP 2016 Seth Martinez, ASU SP Nathan Bannister, ARIZ SP Bryce Fehmel, OSU RP 2017 Griffin Canning, UCLA RHP Colton Hock, STAN RL 55 55

58 NATIONAL HONORS Kenyon Yovan, ORE JJ Matijevic, ARIZ Jared Oliva, ARIZ NATIONAL COLLEGIATE BASEBALL WRITERS ASSOCIATION RL 1B OF 2002 Jeremy Guthrie, STAN P 2003 Steve Garrabrants, ASU 2B 2005 Trevor Crowe, ARIZ OF Travis Buck, ASU OF Dallas Buck, OSU SP 2006 Dallas Buck, OSU SP Kevin Gunderson, OSU RP Eric Sogard, ASU 2B 2007 Preston Guilmet, ARIZ SP Kiel Roling, ASU DH 2008 David Cooper, CAL OF/1B Tommy Rafferty, ASU RHP 2010 Seth Blair, ASU RHP Jordan Swagerty, ASU RHP 2012 Michael Conforto, OSU OF Scott, Griggs, UCLA RHP Kurt Heyer, ARIZ RHP Jimmie Sherfy, ORE RHP Trevor Williams, ASU RHP Brady Rodgers, ASU RHP 2015 Scott Kingery, ARIZ 2B 2016 Stephen Nogosek, ORE RP 2017 Alfonso Rivas, ARIZ DH Griffin Canning, UCLA SP Jake Mulholland, OSU RP SPORTS WEEKLY/ESPN 2003 Brian Anderson, ARIZ OF 2005 Jordan Brown, ARIZ 1B Jacoby Ellsbury, OSU OF Jonah Nickerson, OSU SP COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA 2016 Tommy Edman, STAN IF THIRD TEAM AMERICAN BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION 2005 Jed Lowrie, STAN 2B 2008 Jason Castro, STAN C 2012 Mark Appel, STAN RHP Taylor Ard, WSU 1B 2013 Ryon Healy, ORE RHP 2015 Bobby Dalbec, ARIZ 3B Jeff Hendrix,OSU OF Bobby Stahel, USC OF 2017 JJ Matijevic, ARIZ 1B Dallas Carroll, UTAH 3B BASEBALL AMERICA 1981 Dan Davidsmeier, USC SS Mike Dotterer, STAN OF 1982 Jim Wilson, OSU DH Mike Aldrete, STAN 1B 1984 Frank Mattox, CAL 2B Todd Brown, ASU OF 1985 Jeff Ballard, STAN P Joe Magrane, ARIZ P 1986 Rick Morris, ASU OF Gil Heredia, ARIZ P 1987 Jack McDowell, STAN P Brian Nichols, USC P 1988 Eric Karros, UCLA 1B Bret Barberie, USC SS 1990 Chris Pritchett, UCLA 1B Aaron Sele, WSU P 1991 Brett Jenkins, USC 2B Dan Cholowsky, CAL 3B 1992 Pete Janicki, UCLA P Ryan McGuire, UCLA 1B 1993 Marc Barcelo, ASU P Dan Hubbs, USC P Willie Morales, ARIZ C 1994 Randy Flores, USC P A.J. Hinch, STAN C Geoff Jenkins, USC OF Mike Kinkade, WSU DH Brett Merrick, WASH P Mason Smith, OSU P 1995 Gabe Alvarez, USC SS 1997 Kevin Miller, WASH SS Jon Heinrichs, UCLA DH 1998 Willie Bloomquist, ASU 2B Chris Magruder, WASH OF 1999 Andrew Beinbrink, ASU 3B 2000 Keoni DeRenne, ARIZ SS Xavier Nady, CAL 3B 2001 Brian Baron, UCLA DH Rik Currier, USC P Jeremy Guthrie, STAN P 2002 Wes Whisler, UCLA UT 2003 Conor Jackson, CAL 3B John Hudgins, STAN SP Will Fenton, WASH RP 2009 Josh Spence, ASU SP 2010 Gerrit Cole, UCLA RHP 2011 Joey DiMichele, ASU DH 2012 Stephen Piscotty, STAN 3B Adam Plutko, UCLA RHP 2013 Matt Boyd, OSU LHP 2015 Kevin Newman, ARIZ SS James Kaprielian, UCLA RHP Andrew Moore, OSU RHP 2016 David Oppenheim, USC OF Brett Cumberland, CAl DH 2017 Griffin Canning, UCLA SP David Peterson, ORE SP COLLEGIATE BASEBALL 1991 Roger Burnett, STAN SS Damon Mashore, ARIZ OF Mark Peterson, PSU UT 1993 Willie Morales, ARIZ C Jason Thompson, ARIZ DH Antone Williamson, ASU 3B 1994 Randy Flores, USC LHP Mike Kinkade, WSU 1B Jason Middlebrook, STAN RHP Mason Smith, OSU RHP Dave Ullan, PSU C Antone Williamson, ASU 1B 1995 Kyle Peterson, STAN RHP Randy Flores, USC RHP Darin Blood, GONZ LHP Greg Wooten, PSU RHP 1999 Andrew Beinbrink, ASU 3B Jason Lane, USC OF 2000 Garrett Atkins, UCLA 1B Justin Gemoll, USC 3B Jon Switzer, ASU P Chase Utley, UCLA 2B 2001 Rik Currier, USC P Ernie Durazo, ARIZ 1B Scott Nicholson, OSU P 2002 Sam Fuld, STAN OF 2003 Will Fenton, WASH RP Anthony Lunetta, USC SS Jeff Van Houten, ARIZ OF 2004 Mark Romanczuk, STAN SP 2005 Jordan Brown, ARIZ 1B Travis Buck, ASU OF 2006 Eric Sogard, ASU 2B Jay Miller, WSU OF Matt Hague, WASH OF 2007 Mitch Canham, OSU C Ike Davis, ASU OF Mike Leake, ASU RHP Eric Sogard, ASU 2B 2008 David Cooper, CAL OF/1B Josh Satin, CAL INF Daniel Schlereth, ARIZ LHP 2009 Josh Spence, ASU LHP 2010 Jordan Swagerty, ASU RHP Riccio Torrez, ASU 1B 2011 Kurt Heyer, ARIZ RHP 2012 Abe Ruiz, ASU INF Jimmie Sherfy, ORE RHP 2013 Matt Boyd, OSU LHP Brandon Dixon, ARIZ INF Michael Benjamin, ASU INF 2015 Scott Kingery, ARIZ 2B Kevin Newman, ARIZ SS Kevin Kramer, UCLA SS 2016 Stephen Nogosek, ORE RP Brett Cumberland, CAL C David Greer, ASU 1B Colby Woodmansee, ASU SS 2017 Nick Madrigal, OSU 2B NATIONAL COLLEGIATE BASEBALL WRITERS ASSOCIATION 2002 Sam Fuld, STAN OF 2003 Jeff Larish, ASU 1B Carlos Quentin, STAN OF Jered Liebeck, ASU SP 2004 Jed Lowrie, STAN 2B 2005 Jordan Brown, ARIZ 1B Jed Lowrie, STAN 2B Jeff Clement, USC C 2006 Cole Gillespie, OSU OF Chris Minaker, STAN OF 2008 Mike Leake, ASU RHP/UTL 2009 Carlos Ramiez, ASU C 2010 Gerrit Cole, UCLA RHP 2011 Sam Gaviglio, OSU RHP 2012 Brady Rodgers, ASU RHP 2015 Kevin Newman, ARIZ SS Ryan Burr, ASU RHP 2017 Nick Madrigal, OSU 2B COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA 2005 John Meloan, ARIZ SP 2006 Chris Jensen, UCLA OF 2008 Preston Paramore, ASU C 2011 Andy Workman, ASU OF 2012 Kenny Diekroger, STAN IF 2013 Collin Slaybaugh, WSU OF Kevin Swick, USC IF 2014 Collin Slaybaugh, WSU OF Kevin Swick, USC IF Danny Diekroger IF 2015 Ryan Burr, ASU RP 2017 Matt Winaker, STAN IF BASEBALL AMERICA COACH OF THE YEAR 1987 Mark Marquess, STAN 1988 Jim Brock, ASU 1998 Pat Murphy, ASU 2006 Pat Casey, OSU COLLEGE BASEBALL FOUNDATION COACH OF THE YEAR 2005 Pat Casey, OSU* *Co-Coach COLLEGIATE BASEBALL COACH OF THE YEAR 2006 Pat Casey, OSU 2007 Pat Casey, OSU 2012 Andy Lopez, ARIZ 2013 John Savage, UCLA NCBWA COACH OF THE YEAR 2011 Dave Esquer, CAL 2017 Pat Casey, OSU THE SPORTING NEWS COACH OF THE YEAR 1968 Rod Dedeaux, USC 1970 Rod Dedeaux, USC 1972 Rod Dedeaux, USC 1980 Jerry Kindall, ARIZ 1984 Jim Brock, ASU 1985 Mark Marquess, STAN 1987 Mark Marquess, STAN 1998 Mike Gillespie, USC* *Co- Coach AMERICAN BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1990 Paul Ellis, UCLA C 2001 Mark Prior, USC P USA BASEBALL GOLDEN SPIKES AWARD 1978 Bob Horner, ASU 3B 1980 Terry Francona, ARIZ OF 1984 Oddibe McDowell, ASU OF 1991 Mike Kelly, ASU OF 2001 Mark Prior, USC P 2006 Tim Lincecum, WASH P 2011 Trevor Bauer, UCLA P BASEBALL AMERICA PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1981 Mike Sodders, ASU 3B 1984 Oddibe McDowell, ASU OF 1988 John Olerud, WSU UT 1990 Mike Kelly, ASU OF 1991 David McCarty, STAN 1B 1998 Jeff Austin, STAN P 2001 Mark Prior, USC P 2011 Trevor Bauer, UCLA RHP SPORTING NEWS PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1970 Steve Dunning, STAN P 1972 Dave Roberts, ORE 3B 1980 Terry Francona, ARIZ OF 1984 Mark McGwire, USC 1B 1990 Mike Kelly, ASU OF 1993 Paul LoDuca, ASU C/DH 56

59 NATIONAL HONORS 1998 Seth Etherton, USC P 2001 Mark Prior, USC P COLLEGIATE BASEBALL FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICAN TEAM 1995 Kyle Peterson, STAN, P 1st Ryan Bradley, ASU, RP 1st Eric Byrnes, UCLA, OF 1st Peter Zamora, UCLA, IF HM Joe Kilburg, STAN, OF HM J. Schaeffer, STAN, DH HM 1996 C. Hutchinson, STAN, P 1st Jeff Austin, STAN, P 1st Brian Oliver, CAL, 2B 1st Kevin Miller, WASH, SS 1st C. Magruder, WASH, OF 1st Eric Valent, UCLA, OF 1st A. Beinbrink, ASU, 3B 1st Chris Pine, OSU, P HM Dan Keller, UCLA, P HM Phill Lowery, ASU, P HM Jody Gerut, STAN, CF HM 1998 Jeff Carlsen, WASH, P 1st Rik Currier, USC, P 1st Justin Wayne, STAN, P 1st Bobby Roe, UCLA, P 1st Xavier Nady, CAL, 3B 1st Seth Davidson, USC, SS 1st K. DeRenne, ARIZ, INF 1st Chase Utley, UCLA, 2B 1st Garrett Atkins, UCLA, 1B 1st Casey Myers, ASU, C 1st C. Pennington, ASU, P HM Jason Dennis, CAL, P HM B. Scott, UCLA, DH/OF HM J. Borchard, STAN, DH/OF HM Jason Grove, WSU, OF HM 1999 Shelley Duncan, ARIZ, OF 1st Brian Sager, STAN, P 1st Beau Craig, USC, 3B/C HM Ben Diggins, ARIZ, UT HM Jon Switzer, ASU, P HM 2000 Brian Barden, OSU, 3B 1st A. Lunetta, USC, 2B 1st 2001 Rod Allen, ASU OF Brian Anderson, ARIZ OF Carlos Quentin, STAN OF 2002 Aaron Hathaway, WASH C Kyle Larson, WASH 1B Dustin Pedroia, ASU SS Wes Whisler, UCLA UT 2004 Jason Donald, ARIZ SS Kevin Gunderson, OSU RP Tim Lincecum, WASH SP Ian Kennedy, USC SP Zechry Zinicola, ASU RP 2005 Darwin Barney, OSU SS Eric Berger, ARIZ P Josh Satin, CAL IF 2006 Ryan Babineau, UCLA 1st Travis Coulter, WSU 1st Ike Davis, ASU 1st Preston Paramore, ASU 1st Jared Prince, WSU 1st 2007 Dwight Childs, ARIZ 1st Gabe Cohen, UCLA 1st Grant Green, USC 1st Jeff Kobernus, CAL 1st Mike Leake, ASU 1st 2008 Kevin Miller, CAL P Kevin Rhoderick, OSU P Drew Storen, STAN P 2009 Jeff Bandy, ARIZ 3B Trevor Bauer, UCLA P Gerrit Cole, UCLA P Sam Gaviglio, OSU P Derek Jones, WSU OF Mitchell Lambson, ASU P Brett Mooneyham, STAN P Ricky Oropesa, USC 1B Steve Selsky, ARIZ OF 2010 Matt Boyd, OSU UTL Kenny Diekroeger, STAN 3B Kurt Heyer, ARIZ P Justin Jones, CAL P Jacob Lamb, WASH 3B Deven Marrero, ASU SS Tony Renda, CAL 3B Brady Rodgers, ASU P 2011 Johnny Field, ARIZ OF Kavin Keyes, OSU DH Adam Plutko, UCLA P Kyle Porter, CAL P Brian Ragira, STAN 1B Zack Weiss, UCLA P Trevor Williams, ASU P 2012 David Berg, UCLA HP Alex Blandino, STAN 3B Michael, Conforto, OSU OF Jayce Fry, OSU LHP Jake Reed, ORE RHP Stephen Tarpley, USC LHP Grant Watson, UCLA LHP 2013 Andrew Moore, OSU RHP Ryan Burr, ASU RHP Ryan Kellogg, ASU RHP Garrett Cleavinger, ORE LHP Cole Irvin, ORE LHP James Kaprielian, UCLA RHP Mitchell Tolman, ORE INF Kevin Newman, ARIZ INF RJ Ybarra, ASU C 2014 A.J. Balta, ORE 1B Bobby Dalbec, ARIZ UTL Ian Hamilton, WSU RHP Matt Krook, ORE LHP Jeremy Martinez, USC DH Cal Quantrill, STAN RHP 2015 Jeff Bain, CAL RHP Brett Cumberland, CAL RHP Matt Ladrech, CAL LHP KJ Harrison, OSU 1B Mitch Hickey, OSU RHP Drew Rasmussen, OSU RHP Griffin Canning, UCLA RHP Mitch Hart, USC RHP 2016 Tristan Beck, STAN SP Kyle Molnar, UCLA SP Bryce Fehmel, OSU* RP Nick Madrigal, OSU 2B DaShawn Keirsey, UTAH OF 2017 Kenyon Yovan, ORE* RP Jake Mulholland, OSU LHP Brandon Eisert, OSU LHP Lyle Lin, ASU C/1B Andrew Vaughn, CAL 1B Gabe Matthews, ORE 1B Nick Quintana, ARIZ 3B Spencer Steer, ORE 3B Cameron Eden, CAL SS Michael Toglia, UCLA OF Daniel Bakst, STAN DH Kyle Cuellar, UCLA DH * - Freshman Relief Pitcher of The Year USA TODAY/ BASEBALL WEEKLY ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM 1999 Shelley Duncan, ARIZ, OF 1st 2001 Carlos Quentin, STAN, OF 1st BASEBALL AMERICA FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICA TEAM 2001 Rod Allen, ASU, OF 1st C. Quentin, STAN, OF 1st Sam Fuld, STAN, OF 2nd Marc Kaiser, ARIZ, P/UT 2nd 2002 J. Metropoulos, USC, DH 1st Wes Whisler, UCLA, UT 1st Kyle Larsen, WASH, 1B 2nd Dustin Pedroia, ASU, SS 2nd 2003 Jeff Clement, USC, C 1st Brad Boyer, ARIZ, 3B 1st B. Lillibridge, WASH, OF 1st Mark Romanczuk, STAN, SP 1st Travis Buck, ASU, OF 2nd J. Ellsbury, OSU, OF 2nd Erik Averill, ASU, SP 2nd M. Manship, STAN, RP 2nd 2004 Ian Kennedy, USC, SP 1st Tim Lincecum, WASH, SP 1st Jason Donald, ARIZ, SS 2nd Zechry Zinicola, ASU, RP 2nd 2007 Gabe Cohen, UCLA 1st Mike Leake, ASU 1st Brad Boxberger, USC 2nd Grant Green, USC 2nd Jorge Reyes, OSU 2nd Jason Stoffel, ARIZ 2nd 2008 Kevin Rhoderick, OSU 3rd 2010 Kenny Diekroeger, STAN 1st Kurt Heyer, ARIZ 1st Beau Amaral, UCLA 2nd Justin Jones, CAL 2nd Deven Marrero, ASU 2nd 2011 Adam Plutko, UCLA 1st Brian Ragira, STAN 1st Kyle Porter, CAL 2nd 2012 Riley Moore, ARIZ 1st Michael Conforto, OSU 1st David Berg, UCLA 2nd 2013 Andrew Moore, OSU 1st Ryan Burr, ASU 1st Ryan Kellogg, ASU 1st Garrett Cleavinger, ORE 1st Cole Irvin, ORE 1st James Kaprielian, UCLA 1st Mitchell Tolman, ORE 1st Kevin Newman, ARIZ 1st RJ Ybarra, ASU 1st 2014 Cal Quantrill, STAN 1st 2015 KJ Harrison, OSU 1st Griffin Canning, UCLA 2nd Drew Rasmussen, OSU 2nd 2016 Nick Madrigal, OSU 1st Tristan Beck, STAN 1st 2017 Andrew Vaughn, CAL 1st Kenyon Yovan, ORE 1st Nick Quintana, ARIZ 2nd Jake Mulholland, OSU 2nd COLLEGIATE BASEBALL FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR 1995 Kyle Peterson, STAN P 1998 Xavier Nady, CAL 2B 2003 Mark Romanczuk, STAN* SP Jeff Clement, USC* C 2004 Tim Lincecum, WASH* SP *Co-Freshman of the Year 57 57

60 ALL-CONFERENCE 1967 P... Mike Adamson, USC P... Tom Brown, WSU P...Sandy Vance, STAN C... Mike Schoemaker, STAN 1B...Mark Marquess, STAN 2B... Bob Leatherwood, CAL 2B... Charlie Petrilla, UCLA 3B...Larry Hanson, ORE SS... Frank Duffy, STAN OF... Shelly Andrens, USC OF... Rick Brown, CAL OF...Steve Klausen, UCLA 1968 P... Rick Austin, WSU P... Harvey Shank, STAN C...Steve Sogge, USC 1B...Mark Marquess, STAN 2B... Pat Harrison, USC 3B...Bob Boone, STAN SS... Gary Sanserino, UCLA OF... Reid Braden, USC OF... Bob Callagher, STAN OF... Greg Schubert, WSU 1969 P... Phil Keller, STAN P...Brent Strom, USC P... Jim York, UCLA C...Bob Williams, WSU 1B...Chris Chambliss, UCLA 2B... Gary Sanserino, UCLA 3B...Bob Boone, STAN SS... Cal Meier, USC OF...Phil Bushman, ORE OF... Dana Halvorson, WASH OF...Dave Texdahl, CAL 1970 P... Steve Dunning, STAN P...Brent Strom, USC C...Bob Reece, STAN 1B... Bob Beall, OSU 2B...Roger Schiewe, ORE 3B...Pete Duncan, WSU SS... Cal Meier, USC OF...Steve Evert, WSU OF...Jim Corcoran, CAL OF... Phil Vushman, ORE UT... Dan Stoligroz, USC 1971 P...Steve Busby, UCLA P...Gary Robson, UCLA C...Jim Dumont, WASH 1B... Gary Hernandez, CAL 2B... Mike Ball, USC 3B...Jeff Port, USC SS...Dave Roberts, ORE OF...Bob Boone, STAN OF...Tim Steele, USC OF...Steve Ohland, CAL UT... Al O Brien, STAN South P...Bob Dipietro, STAN P... Greg Widman, USC C... Sam Seci, USC 1B...Mike Nelson, STAN 2B...Dave Edson, STAN 3B... Don Thomas, CAL SS...Roy Smalley, USC OF... Fred Lynn, USC OF...Tim Steele, USC OF... Tom Williams, STAN UT...Earl Altshuler, UCLA P... Alan Hardin, ORE P...Barry Sbragia, WSU C...Bill Sanford, WSU 1B... Frank Jackson, WSU 2B...Frank Plouf, WASH 3B...Dave Roberts, ORE SS... Terry Heaton, WSU OF...Greg Brosterhous, ORE OF...Guy Krause, ORE OF...Steve Merkley, WSU UT... Dan Cunningham, OSU P...Larry Herman, WASH P...Ray Price, WASH C...Ron Gibson, WASH 1B...Jim Chapados, WSU 2B...Dave Pyles, WSU 3B...Rich Chase, ORE SS... Jim Willis, ORE OF...Steve Merkley, WSU OF... Don Reynolds, ORE OF...Doug Simon, WSU South P... Randy Scarberry, USC P...Bob Dipietro, STAN C... Ed Putnam, USC 1B... Steve Bartkowski, CAL 2B... Randy Hooper, CAL 3B... Rich Dauer, USC SS...Roy Smalley, USC OF... Bob Adams, UCLA OF... Bob Hampton, STAN OF...Steve Derian, CAL UT... Dave Baker, STAN P...Eric Gilmore, ORE P... Greg Jurgenson, OSU P...Ray Price, WASH C...Bo Aiello, ORE 1B... Jim Willis, ORE 2B...Roger Dirkes, WSU 3B...Guy Krause, ORE SS...Rich Chase, ORE OF...Rick Mitchell, WSU OF... Don Reynolds, ORE OF...Pete Rowe, OSU UT...Marv Chamberlain, WSU DH... Rob Drahn, OSU South P...Russ McQueen, USC P...Mike Williamson, STAN C... Venoy Garrison, UCLA 1B...Mike Lucich, STAN 2B...Mike Edwards, UCLA 3B... Rich Dauer, USC SS... Randy Hooper, CAL OF...Steve Derian, CAL OF... Creighton Tevlin, USC OF...Bruce Robinson, STAN UT... Steve Davis, STAN DH... Brad Brian, CAL RHP... Tracy Harris, WSU P...Gale Meier, OSU C...Pete Rowe, OSU 1B...Pay McNally, ORE 2B...Roger Dirkes, WSU 3B... Terry Agnew, WASH SS...Ray Smith, ORE OF... Ramon Gonazalez, OSU OF... Don Reynolds, ORE OF...Doug Simon, WSU OF...Wes Graham, WSU UT... Tim Simas, OSU DH...Phil Westendorf, WSU South P... Ed Cowan, UCLA P... Pete Redfern, USC C...Dennis Littlejohn, USC 1B... Steve Kemp, USC 2B...Marvin Cobb, USC 3B...Gary Pitchford, STAN SS... Steve Davis, STAN OF... Venoy Garrison, UCLA OF... Bob Hampton, STAN OF... Tim Hickerson, CAL DH...Tito Rael, CAL P... Ken Noble, OSU P...Eric Wilkins, WSU C...Pete Rowe, OSU 1B...Phil Westendorf, WSU 2B... Buzz Johnson, WASH 3B...Marty Maxwell, WSU SS...Ray Smith, ORE OF... Mike Connolly, ORE OF... Greg Herrick, WSU OF...Tim Tveit, WSU UT... Jeff Doyle, OSU DH...Mike Hultman, WSU South P... Ed Cowan, UCLA P...John Racanelli, USC C...Dennis Delany, UCLA 1B...Randy Robinson, UCSB 2B... Bobby Dallas, UCLA 3B...Rob Hertel, USC SS... Rob Henderson, UCLA OF... Bob Mitchell, USC OF...Pepe Hinojosa, STAN OF... Bill Piona, CAL OF... Dave Penniall, UCLA UT... Dennis Barfield, CAL DH...Ken Gaylord, UCLA P... Bob Sherwood, WSU P...Eric Wilkins, WSU C...Pete Rowe, OSU 1B...Jim Lauer, WSU 2B... Jeff Doyle, OSU 3B... Dave Edler, WSU SS...Marty Maxwell, WSU OF...Tom Dodd, ORE OF... Rich Dodge, OSU OF... Greg Herrick, WSU UT...Phil Westendorf, WSU DH... Jeff Keyes, WASH South P... Bill Bordley, USC P...Brian Hayes, USC C...Dave Van Gorder, USC C...Dennis Delany, UCLA 1B... Dave Hostetler, USC 2B...Dave Rasmussen, UCLA 3B... Dave Engle, USC SS... Doug Stokke, USC OF...Dave Baker, UCLA OF... Tim Hickerson, CAL OF...Larry Reynolds, STAN UT...Pepe Hinojosa, STAN DH...Bruce Tonascia, USC P...Dean Kegler, ORE P... Steve Quealey, WSU P... Eric Snider, WSU C...Rich Harper, OSU 1B...Jim Carey, WASH 1B...Bob McNair, OSU 2B...Ron Johnson, WASH 2B...Dan Wodrich, WSU 3B... Dave Edler, WSU SS... Bruce Chaney, WSU OF...Tim Dodd, ORE OF...Jim Lauer, WSU OF...Jerry Miller, OSU UT... Jerry Yung, OSU DH...John Seefried, WSU South P... Bill Bordley, USC P... Floyd Chiffer, UCLA P...Brian Hayes, USC C...Dennis Delany, UCLA 1B...Bob Bohnet, CAL 1B... Tom Guardino, STAN 2B... Todd Ervin, STAN 2B... Dennis Barfield, CAL 3B... Dave Engle, USC SS... Doug Stokke, USC OF...Craig Johnson, UCLA OF...Bob Silverman, CAL OF...Tim Tolman, USC OF... Randy Wong, STAN DH...Chris Smith, USC P... Steve Quealey, WSU P... Dan Sijer, WASH C...Don Crow, WSU 1B...Andy Alvis, WSU 2B...Ron Johnson, WASH 2B...Dan Wodrich, WSU 3B... Jeb Best, WASH, S... Bruce Chaney, WSU OF...Greg Brown, WASH OF...Tom Dodd, ORE OF...Brian Staton, WSU OF...Mike Ritchey, ORE UT...Dave Backen, OSU DH... Glen Walker, WSU South P...Tim Leary, UCLA P... Craig Lefferts, ARIZ C...Don Slaught, UCLA 1B... Mike Anicich, ASU 2B... Greg Thys, CAL 2B...Paul Zuvella, STAN 3B... Marty Barrett, ASU SS... Vern Followell, UCLA OF...Jim Auten, UCLA OF...Terry Francona, ARIZ OF...Dan Gausepohl, UCLA OF...Ed Irvine, ASU UT...Clark Crist, ARIZ DH... Brad Mills, ARIZ P... John Martin, WASH P... Tom Niedenfuer, WSU C... Clay Hill, WSU 1B...Bob McNair, OSU 2B...Dan Wodrich, WSU 3B...Alan Hunsinger, OSU SS...Tom Riley, WASH OF...Mike Ritchey, ORE OF... Kelly Smith, WSU OF... Glen Walker, WSU DH...Ron Johnson, WASH South P...Eric Broersma, UCLA P...Mitch Hawley, CAL P... Chuck Hensley, CAL P... Bill Peltola, USC C...Don Slaught, UCLA C... Bill Worden, STAN 1B...Wes Clements, ARIZ 2B... Jeff Ronk, CAL 2B...Paul Zuvella, STAN 3B...Marty Wilkerson, USC SS... Rod Booker, CAL OF...Stan Holmes, ASU OF... John Moses, ARIZ OF... Terry Franona, ARIZ OF...Lyle Brackenridge, CAL UT... Kelly Wood, CAL DH...Alvin Davis, ASU P...Lance Englin, WASH P...Ken Knutson, WASH C... Rick Pavey, WASH 1B...Al Hunsinger, OSU 2B...Tom Riley, WASH 3B...Warren DeLisle, WASH SS...Paul Noce, WSU OF... Jeb Best, WASH OF... Todd Thomas, OSU OF...Don Wulff, WSU UT... Mike Beuke, WSU DH...Claude Green, WASH South P...Kendall Carter, ASU P... Kevin Dukes, ASU P... Ed Vosberg, ARIZ C... Bill Worden, STAN INF...Alvin Davis, ASU INF...Dan Davidsmeier, USC INF... Jim Eppard, CAL INF...Dave Meier, STAN INF... Jeff Ronk, CAL INF... Mike Sodders, ASU OF... Kevin Romine, ASU OF... Rickey Nelson, ASU OF...Dave Leeper, USC OF... Mike Toothman, STAN UT... Greg Zunino, CAL P... Mike Gorman, OSU P...Kevin Rhoads, GONZ C... Alan Jones, GONZ 1B...Jim Wilson, OSU 2B... Mickey Riley, OSU 3B... Mac Gevvers, GONZ SS...Don Long, WSU OF... Jeb Best, WASH OF... James Grove, OSU OF...Mike Miller, WSU UT...Jim Carnell, GONZ DH...Greg Monda, WSU 58

61 ALL-CONFERENCE South P...Mike Hogan, ASU P... Don Smith, ASU P... Brian Mignano, STAN C...Bob Hausladen, STAN 1B...Alvin Davis, ASU INF...Doug Baker, ASU INF...Bob DeCosta, STAN INF... Ronni Salcedo, ASU OF... Kevin Romine, ASU OF... Mike Dotterer, STAN OF...Brian Graham, UCLA OF... Dave Hengel, CAL OF... John Wallace, USC OF... Kevin Ward, ARIZ DH...Chris Johnston, ASU P... Jeff Reece, OSU P...Jay Hunt, WSU C...Jeff Karr, EWU 1B...Greg Monda, WSU 2B...Mike Miller, WSU 3B... Dain Syverson, OSU SS...Don Long, WSU OF... Scott Steed, PSU OF... Steve Smith, OSU OF...Alex Podrunzy, EWU South P... Ed Vosberg, ARIZ P...Kendall Carter, ASU P... Jeff Ballard, STAN C... Don Wakamatsu, ASU C... Dave Landrith, ARIZ 1B... Mike Aldrete, STAN 1B... Mark McGwire, USC 2B... Rich Amaral, UCLA 3B... Vince Sakowski, STAN SS...Bob Ralston, ARIZ OF... Oddibe McDowell, ASU OF... Steve Moses, ASU OF...Shane Mack, CAL OF... John Wallace, USC UT...Lance Blankenship, CAL DH...Eric Hardgrave, STAN P... Gary Cullison, PSU P...Scott Anderson, OSU P...Kurt Brauckmiller, PSU C... Robert Cosby, PSU 1B...Jeff Hainline, GONZ 2B... Mike DeBendetti, GONZ 3B... Vern Yale, EWU SS... Jim Wasem, Jr., EWU OF... Don Lovell, PSU OF...Dan Murphy, GONZ OF... John Skurla, WSU UT...Steve Routos, WASH DH...Dave Minkler, PSU South P... Dave Graybill, ASU P... Sid Akins, USC P... John Radtke, STAN C... Don Wakamatsu, ASU 1B... Mark McGwire, USC INF...Frank Mattox, CAL INF...Bobby Ralsonston, ARIZ INF...John Verducci, STAN INF...Pete Beall, UCLA P/OF... Oddibe McDowell, ASU OF... Barry Bonds, ASU OF... Shane Mack, UCLA OF... Jeff Brown, USC DH... Todd Brown, ASU UT...Lance Blankenship, CAL UT... Todd Thomas, OSU DH...Darcy Walker, WASH DH...Bill Karwacki, EWU P...Gary Blouin, WASH P... Steve Wilson, PORT P... John Sipple, OSU C... Tony Odom, WSU 1B... Dave Brundage, OSU 2B...Mel Mallinak, OSU 3B... Quinn Williams, OSU SS...Ken Bowen, OSU OF... Don Lovell, PSU OF... John Kritsonis, WASH OF...Dave Kilhefner, WSU UT...Dave Minkler, PSU DH... Duane Hastings, WASH South P...Joe Magrane, ARIZ P... Jeff Ballard, STAN P... Andy Wortham, CAL P...Mark Sampson, CAL C... Don Wakamatsu, ASU 1B...Rick Lundblade, STAN 1B...Todd Trafton, ARIZ 2B...Pete Stanicek, STAN 3B...Lance Blankenship, CAL SS...John Verducci, STAN OF... Barry Bonds, ASU OF...Mark Davis, STAN OF...Jeff Weiss, CAL DH... John Joslyn, UCLA UT...Rick Morris, ASU P...Gary Blouin, WASH P... Dave Brundage, OSU P... Mike Siler, PORT C...Tom Lampkin, PORT 1B...Mark Beaton, PORT 2B... Bill Cruikshank, WSU 3B... Quinn Williams, OSU SS... Mike Blowers, WASH OF... Dave Brundage, OSU OF... Rick Falkner, PORT OF...Tom Harms, PSU UT... Mike Meyers, WSU DH... Tim Lambert, OSU South P...Brad Brink, USC P...Jack McDowell, STAN P... Gilbert Heredia, ARIZ C...Todd Zeile, UCLA C...John Ramos, STAN INF...Todd Trafton, ARIZ INF... Ted Dyson, ASU INF... Kevin Maas, CAL INF... Jerry Goff, CAL INF...Dan Henley, USC OF...Steve Hisey, UCLA OF... Mike Senne, ARIZ OF...Toi Cook, STAN OF...Lance Blankenship, CAL OF...Rick Morris, ASU UT... John Joslyn, UCLA DH... Steve Strong, ARIZ DH... Scott Sommers, USC P...Jeff Otis, OSU P...Doug Kline, PORT P... Steve Olin, PSU C... Chris Isaacson, EWU 1B... Mike Meyers, WSU 2B... Timo Donahue, WASH 3B... Pete Blanksma, WSU SS...Ken Bowen, OSU OF... Rob Smith, WSU OF... Rick Falkner, PORT OF...Randy Lind, PSU UT... Randy Duke, OSU DH... Jeff Hooper, WSU South SP...Jack McDowell, STAN SP... Mike Schwabe, ASU SP... Gilbert Heredia, ARIZ RP... Steve Chitren, STAN RP...Fred Corral, CAL C... Tim Spehr, ASU C... Steve Strong, ARIZ 1B...Eric Karros, UCLA IF...Ed Sprague, STAN IF... Mike Benjamin, ASU IF... Darryl Vice, CAL IF...Torey Lovullo, UCLA IF... Chip Hale, ARIZ OF... Ruben Amaro, STAN OF...Keith Watkins, USC OF... Todd Mayo, CAL OF...Charlie Fiacco, UCLA OF...Gary Alexander, ARIZ UT...Brian Nichols, USC UT... Steve Stowell, UCLA DH...Tony Mattia, ASU P...John Olerud, WSU P...Bill Walker, GONZ P... John Sipple, OSU C... Lance Rice, OSU 1B... Mike Richardson, PSU 1B...Steve Webb, WSU 2B...Greg Hunter, WSU 3B... Pete Blanksma, WSU SS... Ben Johnson, OSU SS... RIch Wharf, GONZ OF... Rick Falkner, PORT OF... Jim Connor, WSU OF... Jim Murphy, PSU UT...Clete Wise, GONZ DH...John Olerud, WSU South SP...Mike Magnante, UCLA SP... Blas Minor, ASU RP...Joe Buckley, CAL C...Jim Campanis, USC INF...Eric Karros, UCLA INF...Ed Sprague, STAN INF... Rodney Peete, USC INF...Bret Barberie, USC INF... Steve Willis, ASU INF... Kevin Higgins, ASU P... Chad Allen, GONZ P... Ted Devore, PORT P... Ed Gustafson, WSU P...Jeff Otis, OSU C... Steve Stocker, WASH 1B...Rob Nichols, WSU IF...Jeff Brauning, OSU IF... Timo Donahue, WASH IF... Ben Johnson, OSU IF...John Munko, GONZ OF... Tim Kuykendall, WSU OF... David Gogal, PSU OF...Jim Straw, EWU UT... John Rhodes, EWU UT...John Olerud, WSU South SP... Steve Chitren, STAN SP... Randy Powers, USC RP...Dave Alexander, ASU 1B... J.T. Snow, ARIZ IF... Bret Boone, USC IF... John Finn, ASU IF... Kevin Higgins, ASU IF... Trevor Hoffman, ARIZ IF... Anthony Manahan, ASU IF... Darryl Vice, CAL OF... Paul Carey, STAN OF... John Jackson, USC OF... Robbie Katzaroff, UCLA OF...Kevin Long, ARIZ OF...Todd Mayo, CAL P... Billy Walker, GONZ P... Jeff Post, OSU P... Aaron Sele, WSU P... Scott Brow, WASH C...Scott Hatteberg, WSU 1B...Rob Nichols, WSU 2B...Greg Hunter, WSU 3B... John Tsoukalas, GONZ SS... Kevin Stocker, WASH OF... Jim Connor, WSU OF...Gary Van Tol, GONZ OF... Brad Clem, PORT UT...Jim Straw, EWU DH...Jason Geis, PORT South P... Randy Powers, USC P... Sean Rees, ASU P... Stan Spencer, STAN C... Mike Harrison, CAL 1B...Chris Pritchett, UCLA IF...Tim Griffin, STAN IF... Anthony Manahan, ASU IF... Troy Paulsen, STAN IF... Fernando Vina, ASU OF... Jim Austin, ASU OF... Jeff Hammonds, STAN OF... Paul Carey, STAN OF...Joel Wolfe, UCLA UT...Troy Bradford, ARIZ UT... Jeff Cirillo, USC UT...Jon Zuber, CAL P... Jeff Mansur, PORT P... Mark Peterson, PSU P... Aaron Sele, WSU RP...Michael Call, WASH C... Mike Redmond, GONZ 1B... Phil Geisler, PORT 2B...Kevin Hooker, OSU 2B...Steve Murphy, WASH 3B... Geoff Loomis, PORT SS... Kevin Stocker, WASH OF... Brad Clem, PORT OF... Darrin Kitchen, WSU OF...Tad Thompson, WSU UT...Brent Lutz, WASH DH...Jason Geis, PORT South P... Phil Kendall, USC P... Scott Weiss, STAN 1B... Mike Robertson, USC IF... Jim Austin, ASU IF... Roger Burnett, STAN IF...Dan Cholowsky, CAL IF... Jeff Cirillo, USC IF... Brett Jenkins, USC OF...Mike Kelly, ASU OF...Matt Luke, CAL OF... Damon Mashore, ARIZ OF...Mark Smith, USC OF...Joel Wolfe, UCLA DH... Robbie Moen, ARIZ UT...Jon Zuber, CAL P...Shea Fleck, GONZ P... Mark Peterson, PSU P... Jim Riley, WASH RP... Brandon Newell, WASH C... Beau Campbell, WSU C... Mike Redmond, GONZ 1B... Randy Jorgensen, WASH 2B...Matt Scales, PORT 3B...Jason Porter, PSU SS...Glen Walker, GONZ OF... Bill Cook, GONZ OF...Derrin Doty, WASH OF...Tad Thompson, WSU UT... Corky Franklin, WSU DH...James Clifford, WASH DH...James Geis, PORT South SP...Willie Adams, STAN SP... Jeff Matranga, ASU RP... Carlos Rico, ARIZ C...Bobby Hughes, USC IF... Jason Bates, ARIZ IF... Chris Clapinski, CAL IF... Kurt Kemper, STAN OF... Jeff Hammonds, STAN OF...Matt Luke, CAL OF...David Roberts, UCLA OF... John Tejcek, ARIZ DH...Mike Mitchell, UCLA UT...Doug Newstrom, ASU P...Scott Christman, OSU P...Jason Evenhus, WSU P... Jason Wack, PSU RP... Brandon Newell, WASH C...Christian Shewey, WASH C...Randy Hunter, OSU C...Jeff Gyselman, PSU 1B... Randy Jorgensen, WASH 2B...Kevin Hooker, OSU 3B...Jason Porter, PSU 3B...Jamie Burke, OSU SS...Roy Miller, WSU SS...Shannon Hinkle, PSU OF...Derrin Doty, WASH OF... A.J. Marquart, OSU OF... Kirk Ordway, PSU OF...Ben Ortman, PORT UT...Jerrod Wong, GONZ DH...Mike Kinkade, WSU 59 59

62 ALL-CONFERENCE South SP...Andrew Lorraine, STAN RP...Dan Hubbs, USC C... Casey Burrill, USC C... Willie Morales, ARIZ IF... Gabe Alvarez, USC IF... George Arias, ARIZ IF...Todd Landry, ARIZ IF... Adam Melhuse, UCLA IF... David Ravitz, UCLA IF... Antone Williamson, ASU OF... Robbie Moen, ARIZ OF... J.P. Roberge, USC OF... John Tejcek, ARIZ DH... Jason Thompson, ARIZ UT...Doug Newstrom, ASU P...Derek Carpenter, WASH P... Brad Reitzenstein, PORT P... Mason Smith, OSU P...Mike Thurman, OSU RP...Brett Merrick, WASH C...Dave Ullan, PSU 1B... Kevin Brunstad, WSU 2B...Jeremy Herider, GONZ 3B...Ross Junkin, WASH SS...Brett Newell, WASH OF... A.J. Marquardt, OSU OF... Joe Trippy, WASH OF...Carter Masterson, GONZ UT... Greg Mecca, WASH DH...Mike Kinkade, WSU South P... Randy Flores, USC P... Bobby Kahlon, CAL P...Jason Middlebrook, STAN C...A.J. Hinch, STAN 1B... J.P. Roberge, USC IF... Gabe Alvarez, USC IF... Aaron Boone, USC IF...Geoff Blum, CAL IF... Jed Hansen, STAN IF... Antone Williamson, ASU OF...Walter Dawkins, USC OF...Geoff Jenkins, USC OF...David Roberts, UCLA OF... Scott Shores, ASU DH...Nate Olmstead, STAN P... Kyle Kawabata, WSU P...Greg Wooten, PSU RP... Brett Merrick, WASH C...Mike Kinkade, WSU 1B... Sean Spencer, WASH 2B...Ron Naumu, WSU 3B...Pat Meiwes, OSU SS... Les Dennis, PORT OF...Ken Cameron, WSU OF... Joe Trippy, WASH OF..Jon Vander Griend, WASH UT...Kevin Hooker, OSU DH...Shawn Mahle, WASH South RHP... Jason Garner, USC RHP...Kaipo Spenser, ASU LHP/1B...Peter Zamora, UCLA C... Tim DeCinces, UCLA 1B... Robbie Kent, ASU 2B/DH...Scott Kidd, ARIZ 3B...Steve Carver, STAN SS... Gabe Alvarez, USC OF... Randy Betten, ASU OF...Eric Byrnes, UCLA OF... Cale Carter, STAN OF...Walter Dawkins, USC OF... Jacque Jones, USC LP...Matt Smith, WASH LP...Todd Belitz, WSU RP...Eric Lovinger, OSU RP...Cody Morrison, WASH RP... Chris Pine, OSU C...David Schmidt, OSU 1B...Ryan Soules, WASH 2B...Ryan McDonald, OSU 3B...Matt Dorey, PSU 3B...Ryan Lipe, OSU SS... Kevin Miller, WASH SS... Brandon Hageman, OSU OF...Jim Horner, WSU OF... Chris Magruder, WASH OF... Chris Wakeland, OSU UT... Jered Fowler, WSU DH...Christian Shewey, WASH South LP...Jim Parque, UCLA LP... Randy Flores, USC RP...Kyle Peterson, STAN C... Tim DeCinces, UCLA C... Chad Moeller, USC 1B...Greg Walbridge, USC 2B...Brian Dallimore, STAN 2B... John Powers, ARIZ 2B... Robbie Kent, ASU 3B/SS... Troy Glaus, UCLA SS... Dan Cey, CAL OF... Jeff Inglin, USC OF... Jacque Jones, USC OF...Joe Kilburg, STAN DH... Johnathan Petke, CAL RP... Mark Newell, OSU RP...Mike Boire, OSU RP... Andrew Checketts, OSU LP... Jake Kringen, WASH C... Ben Bertrand, OSU 1B... Ryan Soules, WASH 2B... Scott Randall, WSU 2B...Ryan McDonald, OSU 3B...Ryan Lipe, OSU SS... Kevin Miller, WASH OF...Chris Magruder, WASH OF... Jaime Porter, WASH OF... Rick Southall, PSU OF... Jason Stranberg, OSU UT...Bryan Williamson, WASH DH... Mike Leone, OSU South LP...Jim Parque, UCLA LP...Tom Jacquez, UCLA RP...Seth Etherton, USC C... Eric Munson, USC C... Jon Schaeffer, STAN 2B...Wes Rachels, USC 3B...Andrew Beinbrink, ASU SS...Marc Mirizzi, USC SS... Brian Oliver, CAL OF...Eric Byrnes, UCLA OF...Jody Gerut, STAN OF... Jon Heinrichs, UCLA OF... Dan McKinley, ASU OF... Eric Valent, UCLA OF/DH... Edmund Muth, STAN UT...Peter Zamora, UCLA LP... Wade Parrish, WSU RP...Jeff Carlsen, WASH RP... Andrew Checketts, OSU RP... Wayne Lee, WASH C... Ben Bertrand, OSU 1B...Casey Kelley, WSU 2B... Scott Randall, WSU 2B... David Ferres, PSU 3B...Ryan Lentz, WASH 3B... Greg Mitchell, WSU SS... Kevin Miller, WASH OF...Rusty Keith, PSU OF... Rob Colley, OSU OF... Chris Magruder, WASH OF...Nick Stefonick, WASH UT... Rick Southall, PSU DH...Joe Gerber, OSU South RHP...Jack Krawczyk, USC LHP...Phil Lowery, ASU C... Jason Hill, CAL 1B... John Gall, STAN 1B... Robb Gorr, USC 2B...Erik Mattern, ARIZ 2B/SS...Xavier Nady, CAL 3B... Garrett Atkins, UCLA 3B...Andrew Beinbrink, ASU 3B... Morgan Ensberg, USC SS... Seth Davidson, USC SS...Jay Pecci, STAN IF/OF... Willie Bloomquist, ASU CF...Jody Gerut, STAN RF...Colin Porter, ARIZ 1999 RHP... Jeff Heaverlo, WASH RHP...Jason Young, STAN LHP... Barry Zito, USC C... Mike Tonis, CAL C... Dominic Woody, WASH IF... Garrett Atkins, UCLA IF...Andrew Beinbrink, ASU IF... Willie Bloomquist, ASU IF...Dominic Correa, USC IF... Seth Davidson, USC IF...Keoni DeRenne, ARIZ IF... John Gall, STAN IF... Joe Gerber, OSU IF... Ray Hattenburg, WSU IF... Josh Hochgesang, STAN IF...Xavier Nady, CAL IF... Chase Utley, UCLA OF...Joe Borchard, STAN OF... Greg Hanoian, USC OF... Jason Lane, USC OF...Bill Scott, UCLA OF...Bryan Williamson, WASH 2000 RHP...Rik Currier, USC RHP/DH... Ben Diggins, ARIZ RHP... Josh Karp, UCLA RHP... Justin Wayne, STAN C... Beau Craig, USC C...Forrest Johnson, UCLA C... Casey Myers, ASU C... Mike Tonis, CAL 1B...Joe Gerber, WSU 1B... Ray Hattenburg, WSU 2B...Brooks Conrad, ASU 2B... Chase Utley, UCLA 3B... Garrett Atkins, UCLA 3B... John Gall, STAN 3B...Justin Gemoll, USC 3B...Xavier Nady, CAL SS...Keoni DeRenne, ARIZ OF...Joe Borchard, STAN OF... Troy Gingrich, ARIZ OF...Drew Hedges, OSU OF...Mitch Jones, ASU OF... Edmund Muth, STAN OF...Bill Scott, UCLA 2001 RHP...Rik Currier, USC RHP... Mark Prior, USC LHP... Scott Nicholson, OSU C... Bryan Ingram, OSU C... Casey Myers, ASU 1B... Stefan Bailie, WSU 1B...Ernie Durazo, ARIZ 2B... Josh Canales, UCLA 2B...Brooks Conrad, ASU 2B... Chris O Riordan, STAN 2B...Carson White, CAL 3B...Brian Barden, OSU SS... Seth Davidson, USC LF...Chris Biles, OSU CF...Brian Barre, USC CF... Chris Duffy, ASU CF...Sam Fuld, STAN RF...Shelley Duncan, ARIZ RF... Ben Francisco, UCLA RF...Carlos Quentin, STAN DH/OF... Rod Allen, ASU DH...Brian Baron, UCLA B...Brian Bardon, OSU C... John Baker, CAL CF...Brian Barre, USC UT...Jason Cooper, STAN RF...Tyler Davidson, WASH OF... Andre Ethier, ASU OF...Sam Fuld, STAN C... Ryan Garko, STAN 2B... Bookie Gates, WSU SS... Brad Hassey, ARIZ 1B... Conor Jackson, CAL P... Shawn Kohn, WASH DH...Joey Metropoulos, USC 2B... Chris O'Riordan, STAN 1B...Bill Peavey, USC INF...Dustin Pedroia, ASU OF...Carlos Quentin, STAN RHP... Anthony Reyes, USC 1B...Jeremy West, ASU RHP/1B...Wes Whisler, UCLA 2003 OF...Brian Anderson, ARIZ DH...Chad Boudon, WASH 3B...Brad Boyer, ARIZ C... Jeff Clement, USC OF...Andre Ethier, ASU RP...Will Fenton, WASH OF...Sam Fuld, STAN RHP...Richie Gardner, ARIZ 2B... Steve Garrabrants, ASU 1B... Conor Jackson, CAL 1B...Jeff Larish, ASU OF...Brent Lillibridge, WASH SS... Anthony Lunetta, USC LHP...Jake Postlewait, OSU OF...Danny Putnam, STAN OF... Carlos Quentin, STAN LHP...Mark Romanczuk, STAN RP... Ryan Schroyer, ASU OF... Jeff Van Houten, ARIZ UT... Wes Whisler, UCLA 2004 INF...Jonny Ash, STAN OF...Travis Buck, ASU OF... Zach Clem, WASH C... Jeff Clement, USC INF...Trevor Crowe, ARIZ OF...Jacoby Ellsbury, OSU OF... Brian Hall, STAN RHP...Casey Janssen, UCLA RHP... Ian Kennedy, USC 1B...Kyle Larsen, WASH OF...Brent Lillibridge, WASH C...Donny Lucy, STAN INF... Ryan McCarthy, UCLA OF... Aaron Mathews, OSU 1B... John Mayberry, STAN RP...David O Hagan, STAN INF...Dustin Pedroia, ASU LHP...Jake Postlewait, OSU OF...Danny Putnam, STAN LHP...Mark Romanczuk, STAN RHP... Jason Urquidez, ASU 2005 OF... Brennan Boesch, CAL 1B... Jordan Brown, ARIZ OF...Travis Buck, ASU RHP...Dallas Buck, OSU C... Jeff Clement, USC C... Brady Everett, WSU RHP... Jeff Gilmore, STAN RP...Kevin Gunderson, OSU C...Nick Hundley, ARIZ 1B...Andy Jenkins, OSU 1B...Jeff Larish, ASU INF...Brent Lillibridge, WASH RHP... Tim Lincecum, WASH INF... Jed Lowrie, STAN 1B...John Mayberry, Jr., STAN RP...Mark Melancon, ARIZ RHP... Jonah Nickerson, OSU INF... Josh Satin, CAL RP... Travis Talbott, CAL OF... Jeff Van Houten, ARIZ 2006 DH... Hector Ambriz, UCLA C...Ryan Babineau, UCLA INF...Darwin Barney, OSU RHP...Dallas Buck, OSU OF... Zach Clem, WASH OF...Colin Curtis, ASU INF... Matt Cusik, USC LHP/OF... Ike Davis, ASU OF...Cole Gillespie, OSU RP...Kevin Gunderson, OSU OF...Matt Hague, WASH OF...Cyle Hankred, USC LHP... Dave Huff, UCLA RHP... Tim Lencecum, WASH OF... Jay Miller, WSU INF...Chris Minaker, STAN RHP... Brandon Morrow, CAL RHP... Jonah Nickerson, OSU C...Preston Paramore, ASU RHP/OF... Jared Prince, WSU 1B... Curt Rindal, WASH INF...Eric Sogard, ASU 1B...Randy Molina, STAN C... Ryan Ortiz, OSU C...Preston Paramore, ASU INF...Cord Phelps, STAN OF/LHP... Sean Ratliff, STAN RHP...Tyson Ross, CAL INF... Josh Satin, CAL LHP... Daniel Schlereth, ARIZ OF... T.J. Steele, ARIZ 60

63 ALL-CONFERENCE RHP... Jason Stoffel, ARIZ RHP/3B... Drew Storen, STAN 3B... Brett Wallace, ASU 2007 RHP... Tyson Brummett, UCLA C...Mitch Canham, OSU OF... Gabe Cohen, UCLA 1B...David Cooper, CAL SS... Brandon Crawford, UCLA 3B...Jermaine Curtis, UCLA OF... Ike Davis, ASU 1B... Cody Decker, UCLA RHP... Preston Guilmet, ARIZ LHP...Nick Hagadone, WASH RHP...Mike Leake, ASU C...Preston Paramore, ASU OF... Sean Ratliff, STAN OF...Bill Rhinehart, ARIZ DH... Kiel Roling, ASU RHP...Tyson Ross, CAL LHP... Josh Satow, ASU 2B...Eric Sogard, ASU INF...Adam Sorgi, STAN OF...Michael Taylor, STAN 1B... Brett Wallace, ASU 2008 INF...Alden Carrithers, UCLA C... Jason Castro, STAN OF... Kyle Conley, WASH OF/1B...David Cooper, CAL RHP...Erik Davis, STAN 1B/OF/LHP... Ike Davis, ASU OF... Jon Gaston, ARIZ INF... Paul Gran, WSU SS...Grant Green, USC RHP... Preston Guilmet, ARIZ OF... Jason Kipnis, ASU RHP/UTL...Mike Leake, ASU RHP...Jorden Merry, WASH 1B...Randy Molina, STAN C... Ryan Ortiz, OSU C...Preston Paramore, ASU INF...Cord Phelps, STAN OF/LHP... Sean Ratliff, STAN RHP...Tyson Ross, CAL INF... Josh Satin, CAL LHP... Daniel Schlereth, ARIZ OF... T.J. Steele, ARIZ RHP... Jason Stoffel, ARIZ RHP/3B... Drew Storen, STAN 3B... Brett Wallace, ASU B...Dillon Baird, ARIZ RHP... Trevor Bauer, UCLA RHP...Brad Boxberger, USC 1B... Mark Canha, CLA C...Dwight Childs, ARIZ RHP... Gerrit Cole, UCLA OF... Kyle Conley, WASH 1B... Cody Decker, UCLA SS...Grant Green, USC OF... Brett Jackson, CAL RHP...Jeremy Johnson, WSU OF... Kellen Kiilsgaard, STAN OF... Jason Kipnis, ASU 2B...Jeff Kobernus, CAL LHP... Mitchell Lambson, ASU RHP...Mike Leake, ASU LHP/OF...Matt Newman, ASU SS...Bryce Ortega, ARIZ C... Ryan Ortiz, OSU OF... Jared Prince, WSU C... Carlos Ramiez, ASU DH... Blake Smith, CAL LHP...Josh Spence, ASU RHP...Drew Storen, STAN LHP...Matt Way, WSU 2010 LHP...Tyler Anderson, ORE RHP... Chad Arnold, WSU C...Jeff Bandy, ARIZ RHP... Trevor Bauer, UCLA RHP...Seth Blair, ASU OF... Kole Calhoun, ASU 1B... Mark Canha, CAL LHP...Adam Conley, WSU RHP... Gerrit Cole, UCLA 3B...Kenny Diekroeger, STAN RHP... Kurt Heyer, ARIZ LHP... Justin Jones, CAL RHP... Dan Klein, UCLA C... Chadd Krist, CAL LHP... Mitchell Lambson, ASU 2B... Zack MacPhee, ASU SS... Drew Maggi, ASU 1B... Ricky Oropesa, USC 2B...Tyler Rahmatulla, UCLA LHP... Rob Rasmussen, UCLA DH...Tony Renda, CAL 3B... Stefen Romero, OSU OF... Adalberto Santos, OSU OF...Steve Selsky, ARIZ RHP...Jordan Swagerty, ASU 1B...Riccio Torrez, ASU 2011 OF... Beau Amaral, UCLA LHP...Tyler Anderson, ORE 1B... Taylor Ard, WSU C...Austin Barnes, ASU RHP... Trevor Bauer, UCLA RHP... Tony Bryant, OSU DH... Joey DeMichele, ASU 1B...Cole Frenzel, ARIZ RHP... Sam Gaviglio, OSU RHP... Kurt Heyer, ARIZ RHP... Erik Johnson, CAL DH...Kavin Keyes, OSU C... Chadd Krist, CAL SS...Deven Marrero, ASU SS...Alex Mejiam ARIZ 1B... Ricky Oropesa, USC 3B... Stephen Piscotty, STAN RHP...Adam Plutko, UCLA 2B...Danny Pulfer, ORE OF... Robert Refsnyder, ARIZ 2B...Tony Renda, CAL OF...Joey Rickard, ARIZ OF...Johnny Ruetigger, ASU RHP... Kyle Simon, ARIZ 3B...Riccio Torrez, ASU 2012 OF...Beau Amaral, UCLA RHP...Mark Appel, STAN 1B...Taylor Ard, WSU RHP...David Berg, UCLA DH...Bobby Brown, ARIZ OF... Michael Conforto, OSU 2B...Joey DeMichele, ASU OF...Johnny Field, ARIZ OF...Jeff Gelalich, UCLA RHP...Scott Griggs, UCLA C...Tyler Heineman, UCLA RHP...Kurt Heyer, ARIZ OF...Derek Jones, WSU RHP...Alex Keudell, ORE SS...Deven Marrero, ASU SS...Alex Mejia, ARIZ 3B... Seth Mejias-Brean, ARIZ 3B... Stephen Piscotty, STAN RHP...Adam Plutko, UCLA OF...Robert Refsnyder, ARIZ 2B...Tony Renda, CAL RHP...Brady Rodgers, ASU RHP...Jimmie Sherfy, ORE SS...Tyler Smith, OSU RHP...Trevor Williams, ASU 2013 RHP...Mark Appel, STAN SS...J.J. Altobelli, ORE 3B...Michael Benjamin, ASU RHP...David Berg, UCLA LHP...Matt Boyd, OSU OF... Michael Conforto, OSU OF...Kasey Coffman, ASU OF...Dylan Davis, OSU 3B...Brandon Dixon, ARIZ OF...Johnny Field, ARIZ 1B...Ryon Healy, ORE LHP...Ryan Kellogg, ASU RHP...Andrew Moore, OSU C...Andrew Knapp, CAL SS...Kevin Newman, ARIZ RHP...Alex Mejia, ARIZ 1B... Brian Ragira, STAN DH... Justin Ringo, STAN C...Jake Rodriguez, OSU RHP...Jimmie Sherfy, ORE SS...Tyler Smith, OSU LHP...Tommy Thorpe, ORE SS...Pat Valaika, UCLA RHP..Nick Vander Tuig, UCLA LHP...Ben Wetzler, OSU 2014 RHP... David Berg, UCLA 3B... Alex Blandino, STAN 1B... Nate Causey, ASU C...Shaun Chase, ORE OF...Michael Conforto, OSU OF...Dylan Davis, OSU RHP... Kyle Davis, USC RHP...Tyler Davis, WASH 1B...Danny Diekroeger, STAN 2B... Andrew Ely, WASH LHP... Jace Fry, OSU RHP...Ian Hamilton, WSU OF... Jeff Hendrix, OSU LHP...John Hochstatter, STAN RHP...James Kaprielian, UCLA LHP... Ryan Kellogg, ASU OF... Scott Kingery, ARIZ.. LHP...Brett Lilek, ASU SS... Kevin Newman, ARIZ RHP...Cal Quantrill, STAN RHP...Jake Reed, ORE C...Austin Rei, WASH DH...Devon Rodriguez, CAL OF...Austin Slater, STAN... SS...Drew Stankiewicz, ASU RHP...Wyatt Strahan, USC 3B... Nick Tanielu, WSU LHP... Tommy Thorpe, ORE 3B...Mitchell Tolman, ORE LHP...Ben Wetzler, OSU OF...Brian Wolfe, WASH C... Shane Zeile, UCLA B... Scott Kingery, ARIZ SS... Kevin Newman, ARIZ 3B...Bobby Dalbec, ARIZ OF... Trever Allen, ASU RHP...Ryan Burr, ASU OF... Johnny Sewald, ASU LHP... Ryan Kellogg, ASU C... Brian Serven, ASU SS...Colby Woodmansee, ASU RHP...Daulton Jeffries, CAL 1B...Chris Paul, CAL 3b...Lucas Erceg, CAL LHP...Garrett Cleavinger, ORE 3B...Mitchell Tolman, ORE 1B...KJ Harrison, OSU OF... Jeff Hendrix, OSU RHP...Andrew Moore, OSU RHP...Drew Rasmussen, OSU RHP... David Berg, UCLA RHP...Grant Dyer, UCLA OF... Ty Moore, UCLA SS...Kevin Kramer, UCLA RHP... James Kaprielian, UCLA LHP... Grant Watson, UCLA 2B...Dante Flores, USC OF...Timmy Robinson, USC C...Garrett Stubbs, USC OF...Bobby Stahel, USC OF...Braden Bishop, WASH RHP...Tyler Davis, WASH LHP... Joe Pistorese, WSU RHP...Ian Hamilton, WSU B... Ryan Aguilar, ARIZ SP...Nathan Bannister, ARIZ RP... Bobby Dalbec, ARIZ OF... Zach Gibbons, ARIZ 2B...Cody Ramer, ARIZ 1B... David Greer, ASU SP... Seth Martinez, ASU C...Brian Serven, ASU SS... Colby Woodmansee, ASU C...Brett Cumberland, CAL 3B... Mitchell Kranson, CAL SP... Cole Irvin, ORE RP... Stephen Nogosek, ORE OF...Christian Donahue, OSU 1B... KJ Harrison, OSU C... Logan Ice, OSU 2B...Nick Madrigal, OSU SP...Tristan Beck, STAN SS...Tommy Edman, STAN OF... Eric Filia, UCLA C... Jeremy Martinez, USC OF...AJ Ramirez, USC DH...David Oppenheim, USC 3B...Dallas Carroll, UTAH OF...DaShawn Keirsey, UTAH SP...Jayson Rose, UTAH SS... Cody Scaggari, UTAH 3B...Chris Baker, WASH OF... Jack Meggs, WASH C... Joey Morgan, WASH RP... Troy Rallings, WASH 2B... Trek Stemp, WSU 2017 OF... Jack Anderson, OSU 1B...Sean Bouchard, UCLA RHP... Noah Bremer, WASH OF...Gage Canning, ASU RHP... Griffin Canning, UCLA 3B...Dallas Carroll, UTAH LHP...JC Cloney, ARIZ SS... Cadyn Grenier, OSU 1B... KJ Harrison, OSU LHP... Luke Heimlich, OSU RHP...Colton Hock, STAN SS... Nico Hoerner, STAN OF...MJ Hubbs, WASH SS...Kyle Kasser, ORE OF... DaShawn Keirsey Jr., UTAH 2B...Duke Kinamon, STAN 2B...Nick Madrigal, OSU 3B...Shane Matheny, WSU 1B...JJ Matijevic, ARIZ C... Joey Morgan, WASH OF... Lars Nootbaar, USC OF...Jared Oliva, ARIZ RHP... Jon Olsen, UCLA LHP... David Peterson, ORE SS... Frankie Rios, USC DH... Alfonso Rivas, ARIZ RHP...Jayson Rose, UTAH C... Cesar Salazar, ARIZ RHP...Jake Thompson, OSU 1B...Andrew Vaughn, CAL 1B...Matt Winaker, STAN RHP...Kenyon Yovan, ORE ALL-DEFENSIVE TEAM B....Alex Blandino, STAN OF...Braden Bishop, WASH 1B...Danny Diekroeger STAN 2B... Andrew Ely, WASH SS... Erik Forgione, WASH LHP... Jace Fry, OSU OF... Jeff Hendrix, OSU SS... Kevin Newman, ARIZ C...Austin Rei, WASH OF... Johnny Sewald, ASU 2015 C...Garrett Stubbs, USC 1B...Chris Paul, CAL 2B... Scott Kingery, ARIZ SS... Kevin Newman, ARIZ 3B...Bobby Dalbec, ARIZ OF... Johnny Sewald, ASU OF... Jeff Hendrix, OSU OF...Braden Bishop, WASH P...Andrew Moore, OSU 2016 SP... Jordan Aboites, ASU 1B... Matt Winaker, STAN 2B...Nick Madrigal, OSU SS...Tommy Edman, STAN 3B...Chris Baker, WASH C...Logan Ice, OSU OF...Austin Grebeck, ORE OF... DaShawn Keirsey, UTAH OF... Jack Meggs, WASH 2017 RHP... Griffin Canning,UCLA 3B...Dallas Carroll, UTAH SS... Nico Hoerner, STAN OF... DaShawn Keirsey,UTAH OF... Steven Kwan, OSU 2B...Nick Madrigal, OSU C...Joey Morgan, WASH OF... Jared Oliva, ARIZ 1B... Matt Winaker, STAN 61 61

64 ALL-CONFERENCE ALL-CONFERENCE (BY SCHOOL) 1. Stanford USC Arizona State Oregon State Washington State UCLA Washington California Arizona Oregon Utah... 7 FORMER PAC-10 TEAMS 1. Portland State Gonzaga Portland Eastern Washington UC Santa Barbara... 1 FOUR-TIME SELECTIONS David Berg... UCLA ('12-"15) Lance Blankenship.CAL ( 83-86) Pete Rowe... OSU ( 74-77) THREE-TIME SELECTIONS KJ Harrison... OSU ('15-'17) Kevin Newman...ARIZ ('13-'15) Ryan Kellogg... ASU ('13-'15) Michael Conforto...OSU ('12-"14) Adam Plutko... UCLA ('11-'13) Kurt Heyer...ARIZ ('10-'12) Tony Renda... CAL ('10-'12) Trevor Bauer... UCLA ('09-"11) Ike Davis... ASU ('06-"08) Preston Paramore... ASU ('06-'08) Tim Lincecum...WASH ('04-'06) Jeff Clement... USC ('03-'05) Brent Lillibridge...WASH ('03-'05) Dustin Pedroia... ASU ('02-'04) Sam Fuld...STAN ('01-'03) Carlos Quentin...STAN ('01-'03) Garrett Atkins... UCLA ( 98-00) Xavier Nady... CAL ( 98-00) Andrew Beinbrink... ASU ( 97-99) Chris Magruder...WASH ( 96-98) Kevin Miller...WASH ( 96-98) Gabe Alvarez... USC ( 93-95) Mike Kinkade...WSU ( 93-95) Kevin Hooker...OSU ( 91, 93, 95) John Olerud... WSU ( 88*, 89) Todd Mayo... CAL ( 87-89) Rick Falkner... PORT ( 86-88) Don Wakamatsu... ASU ( 83-85) Alvin Davis...ASU ( Jeb Best... WASH ( 79, 81, 82) Ron Johnson...WASH ( 78-80) Dan Wodrich...WSU ( 78-80) Dennis Delany... UCLA ( 76-78) Phil Westendorf...WSU ( 75-77) Don Reynolds... ORE ( 73-75) 62

65 PAC-12 CONFERENCE HONORS COACH OF THE YEAR 1999 Mark Marquess, STAN 2000 Pat Murphy, ASU 2001 David Esquer, CAL 2002 Mike Gillespie, USC 2003 Mark Marquess, STAN 2004 Gary Adams, UCLA 2005 Pat Casey, OSU 2006 Pat Casey, OSU 2007 Pat Murphy, ASU 2008 Pat Murphy, ASU 2009 Pat Murphy, ASU 2010 Tim Esmay, ASU 2011 Pat Casey, OSU 2012 Andy Lopez, ARIZ 2013 Pat Casey, OSU 2014 Lindsay Meggs, WASH 2015 John Savage, UCLA 2016 Bill Kinneberg, UTAH 2017 Pat Casey, OSU NORTH 1978 Chuck "Bobo" Brayton, WSU 1979 Bob MacDonald, WASH 1980 Chuck "Bobo" Brayton, WSU 1981 Bob MacDonald, WASH 1982 Jack Riley, OSU 1983 Jack Riley, OSU 1984 Jack Dunn, PSU 1985 Bob MacDonald, WASH 1986 Jack Riley, PSU 1987 Chuck "Bobo" Brayton, WSU 1988 Chuck "Bobo" Brayton, WSU 1989 Chuck "Bobo" Brayton, WSU 1990 Bob MacDonald, WASH 1991 Chuck "Bobo" Brayton, WSU 1992 Bob MacDonald, WASH 1993 Jack Riley, OSU 1994 Steve Hertz, GONZ Jack Riley, OSU 1995 Steve Farrington, WSU 1996 Ken Knutson, WASH 1997 Ken Knutson, WASH Pat Casey, OSU 1998 Ken Knutson, WASH SOUTH 1978 Rod Dedeaux, USC 1979 Gary Adams, UCLA 1980 Jerry Kindall, ARIZ Bob Milano, CAL 1981 Jim Brock, ASU 1982 Jim Brock, ASU 1983 Mark Marquess, STAN 1984 Jim Brock, ASU 1985 Mark Marquess, STAN 1986 Gary Adams, UCLA 1987 Mark Marquess, STAN 1988 Jim Brock, ASU 1989 Jerry Kindall, ARIZ 1990 Mark Marquess, STAN 1991 Mike Gillespie, USC 1992 Jerry Kindall, ARIZ Bob Milano, CAL 1993 Jim Brock, ASU 1994 Mark Marquess, STAN 1995 Mike Gillespie, USC 1996 Mike Gillespie, USC 1997 Mark Marquess, STAN 1998 Mark Marquess, STAN PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1999 Willie Bloomquist, ASU 2000 Casey Myers, ASU 2001 Casey Myers, ASU 2002 Alberto Concepcion, USC 2003 Ryan Garko, STAN Dustin Pedroia, ASU 2004 Jed Lowrie, STAN 2005 Trevor Crowe, ARIZ Jacoby Ellsbury, OSU 2006 Cole Gillespie, OSU 2007 Brett Wallace, ASU 2008 Brett Wallace, ASU 2009 Jason Kipnis, ASU 2010 Zack MacPhee, ASU 2011 Tony Renda, CAL 2012 Alex Mejia, ARIZ 2013 Michael Conforto, OSU 2014 Michael Conforto, OSU 2015 Scott Kingery, ARIZ 2016 Brett Cumberland, CAL 2017 Nick Madrigal, OSU NORTH 1978 Dave Elder, WSU 1979 Tom Dodd, ORE 1980 Glen Walker, WSU 1981 Al Hunsinger, OSU 1982 Jim Wilson, OSU 1983 Jeff Reece, OSU 1984 John Skurla, WSU 1985 Don Lovell, PSU 1986 Dave Brundage, OSU 1987 Ken Bowen, OSU 1988 John Olerud, WSU 1989 Tim Kuykendall, WSU 1990 Dane Walker, PSU 1991 Scott Hatteberg, WSU 1992 Geoff Loomis, PSU 1993 Scott Christman, OSU 1994 Mason Smith, OSU 1995 Darin Blood, GONZ 1996 Kevin Miller, WASH 1997 Kevin Miller, WASH 1998 Andrew Checketts, OSU SOUTH 1978 Tim Tolman, USC 1979 Jim Auten, UCLA 1980 Terry Francona, ARIZ 1981 Mike Sodders, ASU 1982 Alvin Davis, ASU 1983 Erik Hardgrave, STAN 1984 Oddibe McDowell, ASU Mark McGwire, USC 1985 Rick Lundblade, STAN 1986 Alex Sanchez, UCLA Torey Lovullo, UCLA 1987 Chip Hale, ARIZ Torey Lovullo, UCLA 1988 Linty Ingram, ASU 1989 Scott Erickson, ARIZ Alan Zinter, ARIZ 1990 Paul Ellis, UCLA 1991 David McCarty, STAN 1992 Troy Penix, CAL Jon Zuber, CAL 1993 Paul LoDuca, ASU Ryan McGuire, UCLA 1994 Jacob Cruz, ASU 1995 A.J. Hinch, STAN Geoff Jenkins, USC 1996 A.J. Hinch, STAN 1997 Troy Glaus, UCLA 1998 Eric Valent, UCLA PITCHER OF THE YEAR 1999 Barry Zito, USC 2000 Rik Currier, USC Justin Wayne, STAN 2001 Mark Prior, USC 2002 Jeremy Guthrie, STAN 2003 John Hudgins, STAN 2004 Tim Lincecum, WASH 2005 Ian Kennedy, USC 2006 Tim Lincecum, WASH 2007 Preston Guilmet, ARIZ 2008 Mike Leake, ASU 2009 Mike Leake, ASU 2010 Seth Blair, ASU 2011 Trevor Bauer, UCLA 2012 Alex Keudell, ORE 2013 David Berg, UCLA 2014 Jace Fry, OSU 2015 David Berg, UCLA 2016 Troy Rallings, WASH 2017 Luke Heimlich, OSU SOUTH ( ) 1991 Jackie Nickell, USC 1992 Pete Janicki, UCLA 1993 Marc Barcelo, ASU Bobby Kahlon, CAL 1994 Noah Peery, ASU Dan Reed, STAN 1995 Kyle Peterson, STAN Randy Flores, USC 1996 Seth Etherton, USC 1997 Kyle Peterson, STAN 1998 Jeff Austin, STAN Seth Etherton, USC NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR 1999 None 2000 Anthony Lunetta, USC 2001 None 2002 Wes Whisler, UCLA 2003 Jeff Clement, USC 2004 Tim Lincecum, WASH 2005 Darwin Barney, OSU 2006 Ike Davis, ASU 2007 Gabe Cohen, UCLA Grant Green, USC 2008 Jason Kipnis, ASU 2009 Trevor Bauer, UCLA 2010 Kenny Diekroeger, STAN 2011 Brian Ragira, STAN 2012 Michael Conforto, OSU 2013 Andrew Moore, OSU 2014 Cal Quantrill, STAN 2015 KJ Harrison, OSU 2016 Nick Madrigal, OSU 2017 Andrew Vaughn, CAL DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2013 Pat Valaika, UCLA 2014 Erik Forgione, WASH 2015 Garrett Stubbs, USC 2016 Logan Ice, OSU 2017 Nick Madrigal, OSU 63 63

66 PAC-12 CONFERENCE HONORS PITCHER OF THE WEEK Mar. 17 Alex Sanchez...UCLA Mar. 31 Bryce Hulstrom...OSU Apr. 7 Gary Blouin... WASH Apr. 14 Bryce Hulstrom...OSU Apr. 21 Brian Sajoina... WSU Apr. 28 Dave Brundage...OSU May 5 Dave Brundage...OSU May 12 Gregg Harris... GONZ South Mar. 17 Alex Sanchez...UCLA Mar. 24 Jack McDowell... STAN Mar. 31 Brad Brink...USC Apr. 14 Jack McDowell... STAN Apr. 21 Alex Sanchez...UCLA Apr. 28 Alex Sanchez...UCLA May 5 Alex Sanchez...UCLA May 12 Lee Plemel... STAN Mar. 16 Chad Allen... GONZ Mar. 23 Chris Payne...OSU Mar. 30 Pete Tjaarda... WASH Apr. 6 Jim Parks... EWU Apr. 13 Eric Gunderson...PSU Apr. 20 Curtis Johnson... WASH Apr. 27 Rod Scheckla...OSU May 3 Steve Olin...PSU May 10 Jeff Otis...OSU May 17 John Olerud... WSU South Feb. 3 Lee Plemel... STAN Feb. 10 Steve Chitren... STAN Feb. 17 Lee Plemel... STAN Feb. 24 David Cassidy...ASU Mar. 2 Brian Nichols...USC Mar. 16 David Cassidy...ASU Mar. 23 Brian Nichols...USC Mar. 30 Steve Chitren... STAN Apr. 6 Jack McDowell... STAN Apr. 13 Fred Corral... CAL Apr. 20 Lee Plemel... STAN Apr. 27 Randy Hennis...UCLA May 3 Mike Schwabe...ASU May 10 Fred Corral... CAL May 17 Linty Ingram...ASU Mar. 28 John Olerud... WSU Apr. 4 Rich Long... EWU Apr. 11 Mike McDowell... EWU Apr. 18 Billy Walker... GONZ Apr. 25 Billy Walker... GONZ May 2 John Sipple...OSU May 9 John Sipple...OSU May 16 Billy Walker... GONZ South Feb. 16 Linty Ingram...ASU Feb. 23 Blas Minor...ASU Mar. 1 Mike Mathews... CAL Mar. 21 Todd Mayo... CAL Mar. 28 Dan Rumsey...ASU Apr. 4 Doug Robbins... STAN Apr. 11 Todd Devereaux... ARIZ Apr. 18 Paul Carey... STAN Apr. 25 Kevin Long... ARIZ May 2 Mike Burrola...ASU May 9 Todd Mayo... CAL May 16 Paul Carey... STAN Feb. 28 Barry Parisotto... GONZ Mar. 14 Rich Long... EWU Mar. 20 Aaron Sele... WSU Apr. 3 Tom McGraw... WSU Apr. 10 Greg Williams...PSU Apr. 17 Ted Devore...PORT Apr. 24 Ed Gustafson... WSU May 1 Mark Peterson...PSU May 8 Kevin Reardon...PORT May 15 John Olerud... WSU May 22 Ted Devore...PORT South Feb. 7 Travis Willis... CAL Feb. 14 Travis Willis... CAL Feb. 21 Travis Willis... CAL Feb. 28 Mike Mussina... STAN Mar. 6 Rusty Kilgo...ASU Mar. 14 Randy Powers...USC Mar. 20 Scott Erickson... ARIZ Mar. 27 Phil Kendall...USC Apr. 3 Oscar Rivas...ASU Apr. 10 Oscar Rivas...ASU Apr. 17 John Sutherland...UCLA Apr. 24 Oscar Rivas...ASU May 1 David Cassidy...ASU May 8 John Sutherland...UCLA May 15 Jim Richardson... ARIZ May 22 Dave Zancanaro...UCLA Feb. 27 Billy Walker... GONZ Mar. 5 Billy Walker... GONZ Mar. 13 Mark Peterson...PSU Mar. 19 Aaron Sele... WSU Mar. 26 Billy Walker... GONZ Tom McGraw... WSU Apr. 2 Mark Peterson...PSU Apr. 9 Tom McGraw... WSU Apr. 16 Tom McGraw... WSU Apr. 23 Mike Hillman...PSU Apr. 30 Billy Walker... GONZ May 7 Jeff Post...OSU May 15 Tim Gower... GONZ South Feb. 6 John Sutherland...UCLA Feb. 13 Mike Mussina... STAN Feb. 20 Randy Powers...USC Feb. 27 Troy Bradford... ARIZ Mar. 5 Stan Spencer... STAN Mar. 13 Sean Rees...ASU Mar. 19 Sean Rees...ASU Mar. 26 Sean Rees...ASU Apr. 2 Sean Rees...ASU Apr. 9 Stan Spencer... STAN Apr. 16 Sean Rees...ASU Apr. 23 Dave Zancanaro... UCLA Apr. 30 Kip Yaughn...ASU May 7 Todd Douma...ASU May 15 Troy Bradford... ARIZ Feb. 26 Brian Forth... GONZ Mar. 5 Tim Gower... GONZ Mar. 12 Erik O Donnell...PORT Mar. 19 Mark Peterson...PSU Mar. 26 Jeff Smith...OSU Apr. 2 Mike Adams...PSU Apr. 9 Mike Hillman...PSU Apr. 16 Jeff Post...OSU Apr. 23 Mark Peterson...PSU Apr. 30 Mark Peterson...PSU May 7 Aaron Sele... WSU May 14 Jeff Smith...OSU South Feb. 5 Willie Adams... STAN Gary Tatterson...ASU Feb. 12 Matt Figueroa... ARIZ Feb. 19 Tim Schweitzer... ARIZ Jon Zuber... CAL Feb. 26 Aaron Dorlarque... STAN May 5 Gary Tatterson...ASU May 11 Sean Rees...ASU May 18 Tim Schweitzer... ARIZ May 26 Phil Kendall...USC Apr. 2 Matt Figueroa... ARIZ Mike Collett...USC Apr. 9 Scott Weiss... STAN Apr. 16 Ryan Henderson...USC Apr. 23 Jackie Nickell...USC Apr. 30 Carlos Rico... ARIZ May 7 John Reid... STAN May 14 Jackie Nickell...USC May 21 Mike Lewis...UCLA PLAYERS OF THE WEEK BY SCHOOL (SINCE 1981*) 1. Arizona State Stanford Oregon State Washington State Arizona Washington USC UCLA California Oregon Utah 5 FORMER PAC-10 SCHOOLS 1. Gonzaga 20 Portland State Portland Eastern Washington 6 * From the award included both pitchers and position players. PITCHERS OF THE WEEK BY SCHOOL (SINCE 1986) 1. Oregon State Stanford UCLA Arizona State USC Arizona Washington Washington State California Oregon Utah 2 FORMER PAC-10 SCHOOLS 1. Portland State Gonzaga Portland 7 4. Eastern Washington 4 INDIVIDUAL PLAYER OF THE WEEK RECORDS Most Selections in one Season: 4 Randy Jorgensen, WASH Apr. 6, 26; May 10, 24 (1993) Most Consecutive Selections in one Season: 2 22 different players Last: Quinn Brodey, STAN, Mar. 7-14, 2017 Most Selections in a Career: 6 Randy Jorgensen, WASH INDIVIDUAL PITCHER OF THE WEEK RECORDS Most Selections in one Season: 6 Trevor Bauer, UCLA Mar. 8, 28; Apr. 11, 18, 25, May 30 (2011) Most Consecutive Selections in one Season: 4 Sean Rees, ASU Mar. 13, 19, 26; Apr. 2 (1990) 4 Tim Lincecum, WASH Mar. 28; April 4, 11, 18 (2006) Most Selections in a Career: 13 Seth Etherton, USC

67 PAC-12 CONFERENCE HONORS Mar. 3 Wayne Lindemann... WSU Mar. 10 Mark Peterson...PSU Mar. 17 Scott Christman...OSU Mar. 23 Mark Peterson...PSU Mar. 30 Jeff Post...OSU Apr. 6 Chris Berg... WASH Apr. 13 Sean Strade...PORT Apr. 20 Mark Peterson...PSU Apr. 27 Scott Christman...OSU May 4 Jason Evenhus... WSU May 12 Jim Riley... WASH May 19 Wayne Lindemann... WSU South Feb. 11 Mike Schiefelbein... ARIZ Feb. 17 Jamie Speeda... STAN Mar. 3 Gabe Sollecito...UCLA Mar. 10 Rick Helling... STAN Mar. 17 Kent Donnelly...USC Mar. 23 Jackie Nickell...USC Mar. 30 Carlos Rico... ARIZ Apr. 6 Jon Zuber... CAL Apr. 13 Willie Adams... STAN Apr. 20 Gary Adcock...UCLA Apr. 27 Carlos Rico... ARIZ May 4 Gabe Sollecito...UCLA May 12 Sean Lowe...ASU May 19 Rob Ippolito... ARIZ Mar. 2 Mike Collett...USC Mar. 9 Chad Hartvigson... WASH Mar. 16 Troy Schrenk...PSU Mar. 23 Mike Thurman...OSU Mar. 30 Jason Wack...PSU Apr. 6 Brian Parks... WSU Apr. 12 Scott Christman...OSU Apr. 19 Scott Christman...OSU Jason Wack...PSU Apr. 26 Tim Campbell... WASH May 3 Mike Young...PSU May 10 Jason Wack...PSU May 17 Scott Christman...OSU Brandon Newell... WASH May 24 Scott Christman...OSU South Feb. 18 Willie Adams... STAN Feb. 23 Ben Tucker...USC Mar. 2 Marc Barcelo...ASU Mar. 9 Bobby Kahlon... CAL Mar. 16 Ryan Frace... ARIZ Mar. 23 Dan Hubbs...USC Mar. 30 Tim Kubinski...UCLA Apr. 6 Willie Adams... STAN Apr. 12 Jon Van Zandt...UCLA Apr. 19 Gabe Sollecito...UCLA Apr. 26 Mike Collett...USC May 3 Marc Barcelo...ASU May 10 Bobby Kahlon... CAL May 17 Greg Mix... STAN Tim Kubinski...UCLA May 24 Mike Collett...USC Mar. 8 Jason Valley... WSU Mar. 15 Josh Post...PSU Mar. 22 Mason Smith...OSU Mar. 29 Brett Merrick... WASH Apr. 5 Mike Thurman...OSU Apr. 11 Eric Lovinger...OSU Apr. 18 Dennis Gilich...PORT Apr. 25 Derek Carpenter... WASH May 2 Robert Ramsay... WSU May 9 Jed Hansen... STAN May 16 Dan Lake...PSU Mason Smith...OSU May 23 Brett Merrick... WASH South Feb. 15 Bobby Kahlon... CAL Feb. 22 Noah Peery...ASU Mar. 1 Mike Robbins... STAN Mar. 8 Dan Reed... STAN Mar. 15 Bobby Kahlon... CAL Mar. 22 Randy Flores...USC Mar. 29 Brian Stephenson...UCLA Apr. 5 Todd Bartels... STAN Apr. 11 Steve Arffa... ARIZ Apr. 18 Randy Flores...USC Apr. 25 Billy Neal...ASU May 2 Billy Neal...ASU May 9 Jason Middlebrook... STAN May 16 Ben Tucker...USC May 23 Steve Arffa... ARIZ Mar. 7 Kyle Kawabata... WSU Mar. 14 Kevin Hooker...OSU Mar. 21 Brad Reitzenstein...PORT Mar. 27 Troy Cleland... GONZ Apr. 3 Greg Wooten...PSU Apr. 10 Tim Campbell... WASH Apr. 17 Kyle Kawabata... WSU Apr. 24 Sean Spencer... WASH May 1 Darin Blood... GONZ May 8 Jerrod Wong... GONZ May 15 Robert Ramsay... WSU South Feb. 14 Mike Corominas...ASU Feb. 21 Kyle Peterson... STAN Feb. 27 Kaipo Spenser...ASU Mar. 7 John Phillips...UCLA Mar. 14 Kyle Peterson... STAN Mar. 21 Kaipo Spenser...ASU Mar. 27 Keith Evans... CAL Apr. 3 Randy Flores...USC Apr. 10 Randy Flores...USC Apr. 17 Jim Parque...UCLA Apr. 24 Todd Bartels... STAN May 1 Kyle Peterson... STAN May 8 Mike Miller... CAL May 15 Kyle Peterson... STAN Mar. 5 Eric Lovinger...OSU Mar. 12 Paco Garcia...PSU Mar. 19 Chris Pine...OSU Mar. 26 Scott Norberg...PSU Apr. 1 Robert Ramsay... WSU Apr. 8 Andrew Checketts...OSU Apr. 15 Jeff Lynch... WASH Apr. 22 Andrew Checketts...OSU Apr. 29 Chris Pine...OSU May 6 Chris Pine...OSU May 13 Eric Lovinger...OSU South Feb. 12 Ryan Drese... CAL Feb. 20 Jeff Austin... STAN Feb. 27 Kevin Sheredy...UCLA Mar. 5 Seth Etherton...USC Mar. 12 Randy Flores...USC Mar. 19 Keith Evans... CAL Mar. 26 Seth Etherton...USC Apr. 1 Chad Hutchinson... STAN Apr. 8 Matt Klein...UCLA Apr. 15 Scot Henderson...USC Apr. 22 Seth Etherton...USC Apr. 29 Kyle Peterson... STAN May 6 Chad Hutchinson... STAN May 14 Seth Etherton...USC Mar. 4 Jake Kringen... WASH Mar. 11 Scott Oyler...PSU Mar. 18 Mark Newell...OSU Mar. 25 Bryan Williamson... WASH Apr. 1 Mark Newell...OSU Apr. 8 Jake Kringen... WASH Apr. 15 Bryan Williamson... WASH Apr. 22 Matt Hampton... WASH Apr. 29 Jeff Heaverlo... WASH May 6 Andrew Checketts...OSU May 13 James Bronson...OSU South Feb. 18 Ryan Mills...ASU Feb. 25 Seth Etherton...USC Mar. 4 Kyle Peterson... STAN Mar. 11 Darrell Hussman... ARIZ Mar. 18 Randy Flores...USC Mar. 25 Tom Jacquez...UCLA Apr. 1 Randy Flores...USC Apr. 8 Darrel Hussman... ARIZ Apr. 15 Jim Parque...UCLA Apr. 22 Seth Etherton...USC Apr. 29 Seth Etherton...USC May 6 Jake Meyer...UCLA May 13 Seth Etherton...USC Feb. 17 Andrew Checketts...OSU Feb. 24 Chris Pine...OSU Mar. 3 Andrew Checketts...OSU Mar. 10 Brody Percell...OSU Mar. 17 Matt Hampton... WASH Mar. 24 Andrew Checketts...OSU Mar. 31 Andrew Checketts...OSU Apr. 6 Jeff Carlsen... WASH Apr. 13 Chris Pine...OSU April 20 Brody Percell...OSU April 27 Jeff Heaverlo... WASH May 4 Andrew Checketts...OSU May 11 Josh Pearce...PSU South Feb. 3 Chad Hutchinson... STAN Feb. 10 Rob Shabansky... ARIZ Feb. 17 Seth Etherton...USC Feb. 24 Seth Etherton...USC Mar. 3 Richy Leon...ASU Mar. 10 Seth Etherton...USC Mar. 17 Jason Dennis... CAL Mar. 24 Phil Lowery...ASU Mar. 31 Jeff Austin... STAN Apr. 6 Jeff Austin... STAN Seth Etherton...USC Apr. 13 Ryan Mills...ASU Apr. 20 Seth Etherton...USC Apr. 27 Jon Shirley... CAL May 4 Chad Hutchinson... STAN May 11 Jason Dennis... CAL 1999 Feb. 16 Jason Young... STAN Feb. 23 B.R. Cook...OSU Mar. 1 Jason Young... STAN Mar. 8 Jason Young... STAN Mar. 16 Will Waldrip...ASU Mar. 23 Barry Zito...USC Mar. 29 Chuck Crumpton...ASU Apr. 5 Brian Sager... STAN Apr. 12 Jeff Heaverlo... WASH Apr. 19 Justin Wayne... STAN Apr. 26 B.R. Cook...OSU May 3 Barry Zito...USC May 10 Jamaal Gaines... WSU May 17 Michael Crawford... ARIZ 2000 Feb. 22 Jon Switzer...ASU Feb. 29 Ben Diggins... ARIZ Mar. 7 Justin Wayne... STAN Mar. 14 Rob Henkel...UCLA Mar. 21 Mike Gosling... STAN Mar. 28 Rob Henkel...UCLA Apr. 3 Justin Wayne... STAN Apr. 10 Jon Switzer...ASU Jeff Carlsen... WASH Apr. 17 Jeff Bruksch... STAN Apr. 24 Josh Karp...UCLA May 1 Jon Switzer...ASU May 8 Scott Nicholson...OSU May 15 Rob Henkel...UCLA May 22 Jon Brandt...UCLA 65 65

68 PAC-12 CONFERENCE HONORS 2001 Feb. 27 Jeff Bruksch... STAN Mar. 5 Jeremy Guthrie... STAN Mar. 13 Jeremy Guthrie... STAN Mar. 20 Mark Prior...USC Mar. 27 Mark Prior...USC Apr. 2 Scott Nicholson...OSU Apr. 9 Jeff Bruksch... STAN Apr. 16 Mark Prior...USC Apr. 23 Mark Prior...USC Apr. 30 Mark Prior...USC May 7 Mike Esposito...ASU May 14 Rik Currier...USC May 21 Scott Nichsolson...OSU 2002 Mar. 12 Robbie McClellan...ASU Mar. 19 Jon Williams...USC Mar. 26 Marc Kaiser... ARIZ Apr. 1 Mike Esposito...ASU Apr. 8 Trevor Hutchinson... CAL Apr. 15 Matt Brown... CAL Apr. 22 Shawn Kohn... WASH Apr. 29 Ben Rowe...OSU May 6 Mike Kunes...UCLA May 13 Tim Cunningham... STAN May 20 Jeremy Guthrie... STAN May 27 Brett Bannister...USC 2003 Feb. 4 Jered Liebeck...ASU Feb. 11 John Hudgins... STAN Feb. 18 Sean Rierson... ARIZ Feb. 25 Ryan Schroyer...ASU Mar. 4 Mike Kunes...UCLA Mar. 11 Sean Rierson... ARIZ Mar. 18 Jeff Petersen... WASH Mar. 25 Richie Gardner... ARIZ April 1 Mark Romanczuk... STAN April 8 Jesse Ingram... CAL April 14 Josh Rummonds...USC April 21 Mark Romanczuk... STAN April 28 Clay Johnson... WASH May 5 Mark Romanczuk... STAN May 12 Casey Janssen...UCLA May 19 Brian Bannister...USC May 26 Will Fenton... WASH 2004 Feb. 17 Aaron Mackenzie... WSU Feb. 24 Jason Urquidez...ASU Mar. 2 Koley Kolberg... ARIZ Mar. 9 Mark Romanczuk... STAN Mar. 16 Tim Lincecum... WASH Mar. 23 Andy Baldwin...OSU Mar. 30 Michael Friedman...USC Apr. 6 Brett Butler...USC Apr. 13 Jeff Stimpson... STAN Apr. 20 Garrett Alwert... WSU Apr. 27 Kevin Gunderson...OSU May 4 Scott Burns... ARIZ May 11 Tim Lincecum... WASH May 18 Wes Whisler...UCLA May 25 Casey Janssen...UCLA June 1 Mark Romanczuk... STAN 2005 Feb. 15 Brant Rustich...UCLA Feb. 22 Anton Maxwell...OSU Mar. 1 Tim Lincecum... WASH Mar. 8 Mark Romanczuk... STAN Mar. 15 Mark Melancon... ARIZ Mar. 22 John Meloan... ARIZ Mar. 29 Pat Bresnehan...ASU Apr. 5 Kevin Guyette... ARIZ Apr. 12 Ian Kennedy...USC Apr. 19 Tim Lincecum... WASH Apr. 26 Eric Dworkis... CAL May 3 Ian Kennedy...USC May 10 Jeff Gilmore... STAN May 17 Dallas Buck...OSU May 24 Dallas Buck...OSU May 30 Travis Talbott... CAL 2006 Feb. 14 Wayne Daman, Jr... WSU Feb. 21 Ian Kennedy...USC Feb. 28 David Stringer... STAN Mar. 7 Tyson Brummett...UCLA Mar. 14 Hector Ambriz...UCLA Mar. 21 John Dunn...USC Mar. 28 Tim Lincecum... WASH Apr. 4 Tim Lincecum... WASH Apr. 11 Tim Lincecum... WASH Apr. 18 Tim Lincecum... WASH Apr. 25 Dave Huff...UCLA May 2 Greg Reynolds... STAN May 9 Tim Lincecum... WASH May 16 Greg Reynolds... STAN May 23 Dallas Buck...OSU May 29 David Coulon... ARIZ 2007 Feb. 13 Josh Satow...ASU Feb. 20 Preston Guilmet... ARIZ Feb. 27 Tyson Brummett...UCLA Mar. 6 Connor Lambert... WSU Mar. 13 Preston Guilmet... ARIZ Mar. 20 Brian Flores...ASU Mar. 27 Nick Hagadone... WASH Apr. 3 Tyson Brummett...UCLA Apr. 10 Brad Boxberger...USC Apr. 17 Preston Guilmet... ARIZ Apr. 24 Ross Humes... WSU May 1 Tyson Brummett...UCLA May 8 Preston Guilmet... ARIZ May 15 Jayson Miller... WSU May 22 Brian Flores...ASU May 29 Gavin Brooks...UCLA 2008 Feb. 26 Tyson Ross... CAL Mar. 4 Tim Murphy...UCLA Mar. 11 David Coulon... ARIZ Mar. 18 Ross Humes... WSU Mar. 25 Ryan Cook...USC Apr. 8 Nick Haughian... WASH Apr. 15 Ryan Perry... ARIZ Apr. 22 Erik Davis... STAN Apr. 29 Preston Guilmet... ARIZ May 6 Jason Novak...UCLA May 13 Matt Gorgen... CAL May 20 Tim Murphy...UCLA May 27 Tim Murphy...UCLA 2009 Feb. 24 Kevin Couture...USC Mar. 3 Mike Leake...ASU Mar. 10 Jordan Pries... STAN Mar. 17 Jason Stoffel... ARIZ Mar. 24 Mike Leake...ASU Mar. 31 Trevor Bauer...UCLA Apr. 6 Josh Spence...ASU Apr. 13 Rob Rasmussen...UCLA Apr. 20 Trevor Bauer...UCLA Apr. 28 Preston Guilmet... ARIZ May 5 Jason Erickson... WASH May 11 Dixon Anderson... CAL May 18 Mike Leake...ASU May 25 Mike Leake...ASU 2010 Feb. 22 Kurt Heyer... ARIZ Mar. 1 Greg Peavey...OSU Mar. 8 Kevin Miller... CAL Mar. 15 Trevor Bauer...UCLA Mar. 22 Tanner Robles...OSU Mar. 29 Jake Borup...ASU Apr. 5 Jordan Pries... STAN Apr. 12 Greg Peavey...OSU Apr. 19 Kurt Heyer... ARIZ Apr. 26 Chad Arnold... WSU May 3 Justin LaTempa...ORE May 10 Brady Rodgers...ASU May 17 James Wise... WSU May 24 Rob Rasmussen...UCLA May 31 Sam Gaviglio...OSU 2011 Feb. 22 Madison Boer...ORE Mar. 1 Sam Gaviglio...OSU Mar. 8 Trevor Bauer...UCLA Mar. 14 Logan Odom...USC Mar. 21 Sam Gaviglio...OSU Mar. 28 Trevor Bauer...UCLA Apr. 4 Kurt Heyer... ARIZ Apr. 11 Trevor Bauer...UCLA Apr. 18 Trevor Bauer...UCLA Apr. 25 Trevor Bauer...UCLA May 2 Josh Osich...OSU May 9 Adam Plutko...UCLA May 16 Kyle Simon... ARIZ May 23 Brady Rodgers...ASU May 30 Trevor Bauer...UCLA 2012 Feb. 21 Jimmie Sherfy...ORE Feb. 28 Mark Appel... STAN Mar. 6 Kurt Heyer... ARIZ Mar. 13 Adam Plutko...UCLA Mar. 19 Grant Watson...UCLA Mar. 26 Brady Rodgers...ASU Apr. 2 Konner Wade... ARIZ Apr. 9 Alex Keudell...ORE Apr. 16 Alex Keudell...ORE Apr. 23 Jace Fry...OSU Apr. 30 Trevor Williams...ASU May 7 Adam Plutko...UCLA May 14 Kurt Heyer... ARIZ May 21 Mark Appel... STAN May 28 Kurt Heyer... ARIZ 2013 Feb. 19 James Farris... ARIZ Feb. 26 Matt Boyd,...OSU Mar. 5 Mark Appel... STAN Mar. 12 Trevor Williams...ASU Mar. 9 Matt Boyd...OSU Mar. 26 Ryan Kellogg...ASU Apr. 1 Cole Irvin...ORE Apr. 8 Scott Simon... WSU Apr. 15 Sean Silva...USC Apr. 22 David Berg...UCLA Apr. 29 Nick Vander Tuig...UCLA May 6 Mark Appel... STAN May 13 Cole Irvin...ORE May 20 Andrew Moore...OSU May 27 Mark Appel... STAN 2014 Feb. 18 Daulton Jefferies... CAL Feb. 25 Nick Green...UTAH Mar. 4 Cody Poteet...UCLA Mar. 11 Jace Fry...OSU Mar. 18 Grant Watson...UCLA Mar. 24 Tommy Thorpe...ORE Mar. 31 Jace Fry...OSU Apr. 7 Tyler Davis... WASH Apr. 14 Joe Pistorese... WSU Apr. 21 Wyatt Strahan...USC Apr. 28 Ryan Kellogg...ASU May 5 Jace Fry...OSU May 12 Darin Gillies...ASU May 19 Ben Wetzler...OSU May 26 James Kaprielian...UCLA 2015 Feb. 16 Ryan Burr...ASU Feb. 23 Conor Harber...ORE Mar. 2 Noah Bremer... WASH Mar. 9 Andrew Moore...OSU Mar. 16 Mitch Hart...USC Mar. 23 Drew Rasmussen...OSU Mar. 30 Jayson Rose...UTAH April 6 Joe Pistorese... WSU April 14 Joe Pistorese... WSU April 20 Andrew Moore...OSU April 27 Ryan Mason... CAL May 4 Ryan Walker... WSU May 11 Brett Lilek...ASU May 19 James Kaprielian...UCLA May 25 Andrew Moore...OSU 2016 Feb. 23 Tristan Beck... STAN Mar. 1 Colton Hock... STAN Mar. 8 Erik Martinez... CAL Mar. 14 Drew Rasmussen...OSU Mar. 21 Kyle Molnar...UCLA Mar. 28 Ryan Hingst...ASU April 4 Travis Eckert...OSU April 11 Nathan Bannister... ARIZ April 18 Griffin Canning...UCLA April 25 Nathan Bannister... ARIZ May 2 Kevin Ginkel... ARIZ May 9 Ryan Schmitten... WASH May 16 Ian Hamilton... WSU May 23 Travis Eckert...OSU May 30 Luke Heimlich...OSU 66

69 PAC-12 CONFERENCE HONORS 2017 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 Apr. 24 Luke Heimlich... OSU May 1 David Peterson... ORE May 8 Luke Heimlich... OSU May 15 Noah Bremer... WASH May 22 Jake Thompson... OSU May 29 Griffin Canning... UCLA PLAYER 1981 OF - THE WEEK Apr. 6 Rick Pavey... WSU Apr. 13 Todd Thomas...OSU Apr. 27 Tim Clarke... WSU (P) May 4 Al Hunsinger...OSU South Mar. 13 Kendall Carter... ASU (P) Mar. 20 Tommy Barrett... ARIZ Apr. 6 Mike Sodders...ASU Apr. 13 Mike Sodders...ASU Apr. 20 Kevin Romine...ASU Apr. 27 Steve Heslop...USC May 4 Dave Meier... STAN Apr. 5 Apr. 12 Apr. 19 Apr. 26 May 3 May 10 May 17 Apr. 5 Apr. 12 May Steve Johanesen...PORT Mike Miller... WSU Jim Wilson...OSU Mike Gorman... OSU (P) Jay Hunt... WSU (P) Jim Wilson...OSU Mike Miller... WSU South Mike Pagel...ASU Bill Graham...UCLA Ron Sismondo... ARIZ (P) Mar. 28 Mike Miller... WSU Apr. 4 Walter Kim...GONZ (P) Apr. 11 Bill Karwacki... EWU Apr. 18 Reed Rainey... WSU (P) Apr. 25 Don Long... WSU May 2 Todd Thomas...OSU May 9 Guy Normand... WSU (P) May 16 Jeff Reece... OSU (P) May 23 Jeff Reece... OSU (P) South Mar. 28 Mark McGwire...USC Apr. 4 Mark McGwire...USC Apr. 11 John Wallace...USC Apr. 18 Eric Hardgrave... STAN Apr. 25 Shane Mack...UCLA May 2 Oddibe McDowell...ASU May 9 Mike Aldrete... STAN May 16 Mark Davis... STAN Mar. 5 Mike Costello... WSU (P) Mar. 12 Reed Rainey... WSU (P) Mar. 19 Jeff Corbally... WSU (P) Mar. 26 Gary Hamilton...OSU Apr. 2 John Skurla... WSU Apr. 9 Brian Casey...PSU Apr. 16 Scott Anderson... OSU (P) Apr. 23 Rich Middleton...PSU Apr. 30 Dwayne Lalor... WSU May 7 Reed Rainey... WSU May 14 Dana Schmeere... EWU (P) South Feb. 13 Joe Magrane... ARIZ (P) Feb. 20 Shane Mack...UCLA Feb. 27 Jeff Roberts... ASU (P) Mar. 5 Steve Murray...ASU Mar. 12 Mark McGwire...USC Mar. 19 Louie Medina...ASU Mar. 26 Mark McGwire...USC Apr. 2 Mark McGwire...USC Apr. 9 Tim Jester... CAL Apr. 16 Alby Silvera...USC Apr. 23 Darryl Stephens... STAN Apr. 30 Oddibe McDowell...ASU May 7 Oddibe McDowell...ASU Walt Harris... STAN May 14 Lance Blankenship... CAL Mar. 3 Ken Bowen...OSU Mar. 11 Bill Karwacki... EWU Mar. 18 Kurt Waananen... WSU Mar. 25 Brian Casey...PORT Apr. 1 Quinn Williams...OSU Apr. 8 Dave Brundage...OSU Apr. 15 Gary Blouin... WASH Apr. 22 Don Lovell...PSU Apr. 29 Don Minkler...PSU May 6 Dave Brundage...OSU May 13 John Odom... WSU South Feb. 18 Andy Naworski...UCLA Feb. 25 Todd Trafton... ARIZ Mar. 3 Mark Davis... STAN Mar. 11 Joe Magrane... ARIZ Mar. 18 Walt Harris... STAN Mar. 25 Gar Millay... ARIZ Apr. 1 Andy Wortham... CAL Apr. 8 Mark Davis... STAN Apr. 15 Todd Brown...ASU Apr. 22 Walt Harris... STAN Apr. 29 John Verducci... STAN May 6 Barry Bonds...ASU May 13 George Lopez...ASU Mar. 31 Mike Blowers... WASH Apr. 7 Randy Little... GONZ Apr. 14 Quinn Williams...OSU Apr. 21 Tim Lambert...OSU Apr. 28 Jeff Hainline... GONZ May 5 Scott Burkhardt... GONZ May 12 Tom Harms...PSU South Mar. 17 Torey Lovullo...UCLA Mar. 24 Kevin Maas... CAL Mar. 31 Walt Harris... STAN Apr. 7 Steve Strong... ARIZ Apr. 14 Rick Morris...ASU Apr. 21 Steve Strong... ARIZ Apr. 28 Brian Brooks...USC May 5 Toi Cook... STAN May 12 Mark Davis... STAN Mar. 16 Jeff Hooper... WSU Mar. 23 Ken Bowen...OSU Mar. 30 Chris Isaacson... EWU Apr. 6 Lance Rice...OSU Apr. 13 Terrel Hansen... WSU Apr. 20 Vince Barranco... GONZ Apr. 27 Pete Blanksma... WSU May 3 Ken Bowen...OSU May 10 Timo Donahue... WASH May 17 Mike Meyers... WSU South Feb. 3 Chip Hale... ARIZ Feb. 10 Keith Watkins...USC Feb. 17 Rich Aldrete... CAL Feb. 24 Scott Cline...UCLA Mar. 2 Torey Lovullo...UCLA Mar. 16 Chip Hale... ARIZ Mar. 23 Mike Benjamin...ASU Mar. 30 Darryl Vice... CAL Apr. 6 Ted Dyson...ASU Apr. 13 Ruben Amaro... STAN Apr. 20 Mike Benjamin...ASU Apr. 27 Tony Mattia...ASU May 3 Chip Hale... ARIZ May 10 Torey Lovullo...UCLA May 17 Ron Witmeyer... STAN Mar. 28 John Olerud... WSU Apr. 4 Scott Carpenter... WASH Apr. 11 Steve Webb... WSU Apr. 18 John Olerud... WSU Apr. 25 Pete Blanksma... WSU May 2 Jeff Hainline... GONZ May 9 Troy Haugen...OSU May 16 Rick Falkner...PORT South Feb. 16 Todd Devereaux... ARIZ Feb. 23 Bret Barberie...USC Mar. 1 Bart Frets... CAL Mar. 21 Todd Mayo... CAL Mar. 28 Dan Rumsey...ASU Apr. 4 Doug Robbins... STAN Apr. 11 Todd Devereaux... ARIZ Apr. 18 Paul Carey... STAN Apr. 25 Kevin Long... ARIZ May 2 Mike Burrola...ASU May 9 Todd Mayo... CAL May 16 Paul Carey... STAN Feb. 28 John Munko... GONZ Mar. 6 Rob Nichols... WSU Mar. 20 Tim Kuykendall... WSU David Gogal...PSU Mar. 27 Todd Logan... EWU Apr. 3 Brad Clem...PORT Apr. 10 Rob Nichols... WSU Apr. 17 Kirk Glock... GONZ Apr. 24 John Rhodes... EWU May 1 Scott Sanders...OSU May 8 Brent Hahn...OSU May 15 Ben Johnson...OSU May 22 Brad Clem...PORT South Feb. 7 Darryl Vice... CAL Feb. 14 Mark Smith...USC Feb. 21 Mike Harrison... CAL Feb. 28 Mike Kelly...ASU Mar. 6 John Finn...ASU Mar. 14 Alan Zinter... ARIZ Mar. 20 Steve Martin...ASU Mar. 27 John Jackson...USC Apr. 3 Anthony Manahan...ASU Apr. 10 Kevin Higgins...ASU Apr. 17 Alan Zinter... ARIZ Apr. 24 Alan Zinter... ARIZ May 1 Brett Jenkins...USC May 8 Paul Carey... STAN May 15 Todd Devereaux... ARIZ May 22 Dave Keating...UCLA Feb. 27 Tom Schoesler... GONZ Mar. 5 Tad Thompson... WSU Mar. 13 Dane Walker...PSU Mar. 19 Jim Connor... WSU Mar. 26 Scott Smith... WSU Apr. 2 Dane Walker...PSU Apr. 9 Rob Nichols... WSU Apr. 16 Scott Hatteberg... WSU Apr. 23 Geoff Loomis...PORT Apr. 30 Dane Walker...PSU May 7 R.A. Neitzel...OSU May 15 Tad Thompson... WSU South Feb. 6 Anthony Manahan...ASU Feb. 13 Troy Paulsen... STAN Feb. 20 Paul Ellis...UCLA Feb. 27 Paul Ellis...UCLA Mar. 5 Troy Bradford... ARIZ Mar. 13 Tim Griffin... STAN Mar. 19 Mike Robertson...USC Mar. 26 Mike Harrison... CAL Apr. 2 Mike Kelly...ASU Apr. 9 Roger Burnett... STAN Apr. 16 Jim Austin...ASU Apr. 23 Paul Ellis...UCLA Apr. 30 Mike Kelly...ASU May 7 Troy Paulsen... STAN May 15 Mike Harrison... CAL 67 67

70 PAC-12 CONFERENCE HONORS Feb. 26 Dane Walker...PSU Mar. 5 Bill Cook... GONZ Mar. 12 Brent Lutz... WASH Mar. 19 John Burke... WASH Mar. 26 Aaron Anderson...OSU Mark Peterson...PSU Apr. 2 Geoff Loomis...PORT Apr. 9 Mark Peterson...PSU Apr. 16 Sean Linville... WSU Apr. 23 John Tsoukalas... GONZ Apr. 30 Geoff Loomis...PORT Mark Peterson...PSU May 7 Dane Walker...PSU May 14 Eric Wulf... WSU South Feb. 5 Jim Austin...ASU Feb. 12 Michael Moore...UCLA Feb. 19 Mike Harrison... CAL Feb. 26 Chris Kemper... STAN Mark Smith...USC Mar. 5 Mark Smith...USC Mar. 11 Casey Burrill...USC Mar. 18 Brett Jenkins...USC Mar. 26 J.J. am... ARIZ Apr. 2 Brett Jenkins...USC Apr. 9 Damon Mashore... ARIZ Apr. 16 Dan Cholowsky... CAL Apr. 23 Troy Penix... CAL Apr. 30 Marc Lavoie... ARIZ May 7 Troy Penix... CAL May 14 Jon Zuber... CAL May 21 David McCarty... STAN Mar. 3 Randy Hunter...OSU Mar. 10 Beau Campbell... WSU Mar. 17 Eric Wulf... WSU Mar. 23 Matt Scales...PORT Mar. 30 Matt Scales...PORT Apr. 6 Randy Jorgensen... WASH Apr. 13 Randy Jorgensen... WASH Apr. 20 Beau Campbell... WSU Apr. 27 Bill Cook... GONZ May 4 Mike Kinkade... WSU May 12 Jason Geis...PORT May 19 James Clifford... WASH South Feb. 11 Bobby Hughes...USC Feb. 17 Dusty Allen... STAN Mar. 3 Michael Moore...UCLA Mar. 10 Bill Dunn...ASU Mar. 17 J.P. Roberge...USC Mar. 23 Antone Williamson...ASU Mar. 30 Chris Gump... ARIZ Apr. 6 Troy Penix... CAL Mike Mitchell...UCLA Apr. 13 Troy Penix... CAL Jeffrey Hammonds... STAN Apr. 20 Matt Luke... CAL Jeffrey Hammonds... STAN Apr. 27 Shawn Willis...UCLA May 4 Troy Penix... CAL May 12 Tony Detter... STAN May 19 Bobby Hughes...USC Mar. 2 Kevin Brunstad... WSU Mar. 9 Jim Champion...OSU Mar. 16 Derrin Doty... WASH Mar. 23 Kevin Brunstad... WSU Mar. 30 Jerrod Wong... GONZ Apr. 6 Randy Jorgensen... WASH Apr. 12 Shea Fleck... GONZ Apr. 19 Dirk Foss...PSU Apr. 26 Randy Jorgensen... WASH May 3 Ken Cameron... WSU May 10 Randy Jorgensen... WASH May 17 Derrin Doty... WASH May 24 Randy Jorgensen... WASH South Feb. 18 Casey Burrill...USC Feb. 23 Gabe Alvarez...USC Mar. 2 Jason Thompson... ARIZ Mar. 9 Ryan McGuire...UCLA Mar. 16 Casey Burrill...USC Mar. 23 Paul LoDuca...ASU Mar. 30 Willie Morales... ARIZ Apr. 6 Ryan McGuire...UCLA Apr. 12 Doug Newstrom...ASU Apr. 19 Paul LoDuca...ASU Apr. 26 Antone Williamson...ASU May 3 Todd Landry... ARIZ May 10 Ryan McGuire...UCLA May 17 Antone Williamson...ASU May 24 Gabe Alvarez...USC Mar. 8 Sean Linville... WASH Mar. 15 Brent Watts...OSU Mar. 22 Don Barowsky... WSU Mar. 29 Ryan Rutz... WASH Apr. 5 Todd Black...OSU Apr. 11 Ryan Rutz... WASH Apr. 18 Carter Masterson... GONZ Apr. 25 Mike Kinkade... WSU May 2 Mike Kass...PSU May 9 Jerrod Wong... GONZ May 16 A.J. Marquardt...OSU May 23 A.J. Marquardt...OSU Mike Kinkade... WSU South Feb. 15 Jonathan Petke... CAL Feb. 22 Gar Vallone...UCLA Mar. 1 Jed Hansen... STAN Mar. 8 Antone Williamson...ASU Mar. 15 J.P. Roberge...USC Mar. 22 Lionel Hastings...USC Mar. 29 Scott Shores...ASU Apr. 5 J.P. Roberge...USC Apr. 11 Tim DeCinces...UCLA Apr. 18 Geoff Jenkins...USC Apr. 25 Scott Shores...ASU May 2 David Roberts...UCLA May 9 Jed Hansen... STAN May 16 Tody Cady...ASU May 23 David Roberts...UCLA Mar. 7 Kevin Hooker...OSU Mar. 14 Kyle Crowston...PSU Mar. 21 Nathan Smity...PORT Mar. 27 Jerrod Wong... GONZ Apr. 3 Andy Norton... GONZ Apr. 10 Scott Morgan... GONZ Apr. 17 Mike Kinkade... WSU Apr. 24 Brendan Hare... GONZ May 1 Les Dennis...PORT May 8 Jim Horner... WSU May 15 Ron Naumu... WSU South Feb. 13 Geoff Jenkins...USC Feb. 21 Diego Rico... ARIZ Feb. 27 Steve Carver... STAN Mar. 7 Robbie Kent...ASU Mar. 14 Ivan Lewis... CAL Mar. 21 Steve Goodell...ASU Mar. 27 Jacque Jones...USC Apr. 3 Tim DeCinces...UCLA Apr. 10 Geoff Jenkins...USC Apr. 17 Geoff Jenkins...USC Apr. 24 Gabe Alvarez...USC May 1 Jake Thrower... ARIZ May 8 Jonathan Petke... CAL May 15 A.J. Hinch... STAN Mar. 5 David Schmidt...OSU Mar. 12 Ryan Soules... WASH Mar. 19 Mike Leone...OSU Mar. 26 Jim Horner... WSU Apr. 1 Jason Hairston...USC Apr. 8 Jered Fowler... WSU Apr. 15 Chris Wakeland...OSU Apr. 22 Chris Magruder... WASH Apr. 29 Ryan Soules... WASH May 6 Christian Shewey... WASH May 13 Jim Horner... WSU South Feb. 12 Robbie Kent...ASU Feb. 20 Jeff Inglin...USC Feb. 27 Zak Ammirato...UCLA Mar. 5 Jon Heinrichs...UCLA Mar. 12 aul Cruz...USC Mar. 19 Jeff Inglin...USC Mar. 26 Joe Kilburg... STAN Apr. 1 A.J. Hinch... STAN Apr. 8 Jon Schaeffer... STAN Apr. 15 Kevin Tomassini...ASU Apr. 22 Troy Glaus...UCLA Apr. 29 Cody McKay...ASU May 6 A.J. Hinch... STAN May 14 Dan McKinley...ASU Mar. 4 Ryan Lentz... WASH Mar. 11 Rick Southall...PSU Mar. 18 Matt Bailie...OSU Mar. 25 Jamie Porter... WASH Apr. 1 Kevin Miller... WASH Apr. 8 Kevin Miller... WASH Apr. 15 Ryan Lipe...OSU Apr. 22 Rick Southall...PSU Apr. 29 Curtis Robinson... WSU May 6 Bryan Williamson... WASH May 13 Chris Magruder... WASH South Feb. 18 Eric Valent...UCLA Feb. 25 Troy Glaus...UCLA Mar. 4 Jody Gerut... STAN Mar. 11 Greg Hanoian...USC Mar. 18 Andrew Beinbrink...ASU Mar. 25 Josh Hochgesang... STAN Apr. 1 Greg Walbridge...USC Apr. 8 Dan McKinley...ASU Apr. 15 Richy Leon...ASU Apr. 22 Jon Heinrichs...UCLA Apr. 29 Jon Schaeffer... STAN May 6 Jon Schaeffer... STAN May 13 Dan McKinley...ASU Feb. 17 Corrie Willkie...OSU Feb. 24 Kyle Woods... WASH Mar. 3 Ryan Lipe...OSU Mar. 10 Erik Remington...PSU Mar. 17 Ryan Lentz... WASH Mar. 24 Jason Grove... WSU Mar. 31 Rob Colley...OSU Apr. 6 Ben Bertrand...OSU April 13 Kyle Woods... WASH April 20 Joe Gerber...OSU April 27 Chris Magruder... WASH May 4 Nick Stefonick... WASH May 11 Troy Schader...OSU South Feb. 3 Jason Hendricks... ARIZ Feb. 10 Jason Hendricks... ARIZ Feb. 17 Eric Valent...UCLA Feb. 24 John Gall... STAN Mar. 3 Tony Schrager... STAN Mar. 10 Willie Bloomquist...ASU Mike Tonis... CAL Mar. 24 Eric Munson...USC Mar. 31 Jody Gerut... STAN Apr. 6 Casey Myers...ASU Apr. 13 Andrew Beinbrink...ASU Apr. 20 Casey Myers...ASU Apr. 27 Colin Porter... ARIZ Xavier Nady... CAL May 4 Xavier Nady... CAL 68

71 PAC-12 CONFERENCE HONORS 1999 Feb. 16 Shelley Duncan... ARIZ Feb. 23 Mark Ernster...ASU Mar. 1 Bryan Williamson... WASH Mar. 8 Damien Alvarado... STAN Mar. 16 Marc Rittenhouse... WASH Mar. 23 Xavier Nady... CAL Mar. 29 Casey Myers...ASU Apr. 5 Bill Scott...UCLA Apr. 12 Keoni DeRenne... ARIZ Apr. 19 Jason Lane...USC Apr. 26 Curtis Johnson... CAL May 3 Xavier Nady... CAL May 10 Bill Scott...UCLA May 17 John Gall... STAN 2000 Feb. 22 Todd Linden... WASH Feb. 29 Mitch Jones...ASU Mar. 7 Brooks Conrad...ASU Mar. 14 Forrest Johnson...UCLA Mar. 21 Xavier Nady... CAL Mar. 28 Beau Craig...USC Apr. 3 Forrest Johnson...UCLA Apr. 10 John Gall... STAN Apr. 17 Clint Hoover... CAL Apr. 24 Jay Garthwaite... WASH May 1 Bill Scott...UCLA May 8 Ed Erickson... WASH May 15 Brooks Conrad...ASU May 22 Mitch Jones...ASU 2001 Feb. 27 Brian Baron...UCLA Mar. 5 Seth Davidson...USC Mar. 13 Andy Jarvis...OSU Mar. 20 Ernie Durazo... ARIZ Mar. 27 Bryan Ingram...OSU Apr. 2 Bookies Gates... WSU Apr. 9 Matt Abram... ARIZ Apr. 16 Shelley Duncan... ARIZ Apr. 23 Brian Barden...OSU Apr. 20 Mike Lopez...ASU May 7 Rob Meyer... CAL May 14 Josh Canales...UCLA May 21 Shelley Duncan... ARIZ 2002 Mar. 12 Adam Berry...UCLA Mar. 19 Jay Garthwaite... WASH Mar. 26 Andre Ethier...ASU Apr. 1 Jay Garthwaite... WASH Apr. 8 Jeremy West...ASU Apr. 15 Jason Cooper... STAN Apr. 22 Conor Jackson... CAL Apr. 29 Alberto Concepcion...USC May 6 Andy Jarvis...OSU May 13 John Baker... CAL Wes Whisler...UCLA May 20 Jeremy West...ASU May 27 Brian Barre...USC 2003 Feb. 4 Billy Susdorf...UCLA Feb. 11 Allen Craig... CAL Feb. 18 Jeff Clement...USC Feb. 25 Jeremy West...ASU Mar. 4 Danny Putman... STAN Mar. 11 Brandon Averill...UCLA Mar. 18 Jeff Van Houten... ARIZ Mar. 25 Jeff Clement...USC April 1 Travis Buck...ASU April 8 Jeff Van Houten... ARIZ April 14 Aaron Mathews...OSU April 21 Conor Jackson... CAL April 28 Jeremy West...ASU May 5 Ryan Garko... STAN May 12 Jonny Ash... STAN May 19 Dustin Pedroia...ASU May 26 Andre Ethier...ASU 2004 Feb. 17 Brandon Averill...UCLA Feb. 24 Dustin Pedroia...ASU Mar. 2 Travis Buck...ASU Mar. 9 Travis Buck...ASU Mar. 16 Zach Clem... WASH Mar. 23 Brian Horwitz... CAL Mar. 30 Zach Clem... WASH Apr. 6 Grant Richardson... WSU Apr. 13 Brian Hall... STAN Apr. 20 Danny Putnam... STAN Apr. 27 Aaron Hathaway... WASH May 4 Brian Hall... STAN May 11 Jordan Brown... ARIZ May 18 Trevor Crowe... ARIZ May 25 Jonny Ash... STAN June 1 Nick Hundley... ARIZ 2005 Feb. 15 Chris Errecart... CAL Feb. 22 Trevor Crowe... ARIZ Mar. 1 Travis Buck...ASU Mar. 8 Taylor Johnson... WASH Mar. 15 Brent Lillibridge... WASH Mar. 22 Jay Miller... WSU Mar. 29 Jordan Brown... ARIZ Apr. 5 Jed Lowrie... STAN Apr. 12 Jacoby Ellsbury...OSU Apr. 19 Travis Buck...ASU Apr. 26 Andy Jenkins...OSU May 3 Curt Rindal... WASH May 10 Trevor Crowe... ARIZ May 17 Blake Sharpe...USC May 24 Brad Boyer... ARIZ May 30 Matt Hague... WASH 2006 Feb. 14 Cyle Hankerd...USC Feb. 21 Matt Stevens... WASH Feb. 28 Andy Lentz... WASH Mar. 7 Ike Davis...ASU Mar. 14 Matt Stevens... WASH Mar. 21 Hector Ambriz...UCLA Mar. 28 Jay Miller... WSU Apr. 4 Andrew Romine...ASU Apr. 11 Zach Clem... WASH Apr.18 Eric Sogard...ASU Apr. 25 Zach Clem... WASH May 2 Zach McAngus... WSU May 9 Chris Minaker... STAN May 16 Chris Jensen...UCLA May 23 Mitch Canham...OSU May 29 Cole Gillespie...OSU 2007 Feb. 13 Brad Glenn... ARIZ Feb. 20 Brandon Crawford...UCLA Feb. 27 David Cooper... CAL Mar. 3 Sean Ratliff... STAN Mar. 13 Curt Rindal... WASH Mar. 20 Kiel Roling...ASU Mar. 27 Brett Wallace...ASU Apr. 3 Jon Gaston... ARIZ Apr. 10 Kiel Roling...ASU Apr. 17 Cody Decker...UCLA Apr. 24 Travis Coulter... WSU May 1 Adam Sorgi... STAN May 8 T.J. Steele... ARIZ May 15 Matt Spencer...ASU May 22 Bill Rhinehart... ARIZ May 29 Matt Hague... WASH 2008 Feb. 26 Brett Wallace...ASU Mar. 4 Josh Satin... CAL Mar. 11 Ike Davis...ASU Mar. 18 Ike Davis...ASU Mar. 25 Ryan Ortiz...OSU April 8 Sean Ratliff... STAN April 15 Grant Green...USC April 22 Lonnie Lechelt...OSU April 29 Kiel Roling...ASU May 6 Kyle Conley... WASH May 13 Kyle Conley... WASH May 20 Kiel Roling...ASU May 27 Jason Kipnis...ASU 2009 Feb. 24 Jason Kipnis...ASU Mar. 3 Mark Canha... CAL Mar. 10 Kyle Conley... WASH Mar. 17 Cody Decker...UCLA Mar. 24 Casey Haerther...UCLA Mar. 31 Derek Jones... WSU Apr. 6 Ryan Ortiz...OSU Apr. 13 Kyle Conley... WASH Apr. 20 Jeff Kobernus... CAL Apr. 28 Cody Decker...UCLA May 5 Bobby Coyle... ARIZ May 11 Brent Milleville... STAN May 18 Jared Prince... WSU May 25 Dillon Baird... ARIZ 2010 Feb. 22 Zach MacPhee...ASU Mar. 1 Derek Jones... WSU Mar. 8 Eddie Rodriguez...ORE Mar. 15 Joey Rickard... ARIZ Mar. 22 Jett Bandy... ARIZ Mar. 29 Steve Selsky... ARIZ Apr. 5 Drew Maggi...ASU Apr. 12 Zach MacPhee...ASU Apr. 19 Jonathan Kaskow... STAN Apr. 26 Kenny Diekroeger... STAN May 3 Riccio Torrez...ASU May 10 Beau Amaral...UCLA May 17 Eddie Rodriguez...ORE May 24 Kole Calhoun...ASU May 31 Adalberto Santos...OSU 2011 Feb. 22 Riccio Torrez...ASU Mar. 1 Chad Bunting... CAL Mar. 8 Andrew Susac...OSU Mar. 14 Matt Newman...ASU Mar. 21 Aaron Jones...ORE Mar. 28 Ricky Oropesa...USC Apr. 4 Lonnie Kauppila... STAN Apr. 11 Ryan Dunn...OSU Apr. 18 Kavin Keyes...OSU Apr. 25 Riccio Torrez...ASU May 2 Joey DeMichele...ASU May 9 Brian Ragira... STAN May 16 Danny Pulfer...ORE May 23 Taylor Ard... WSU 2012 Feb. 21 Abe Ruiz...ASU Feb. 28 Jeff Gelalich...UCLA Mar. 6 Joey DeMichele...ASU Mar. 13 Jeff Gelalich...UCLA Mar. 19 Seth Mejias-Brean... ARIZ Mar. 26 Beau Amaral...UCLA Apr. 2 Derek Jones... WSU Apr. 9 Brett Thomas...ORE Apr. 16 Beau Amaral...UCLA Apr. 23 Alex Blandino... STAN Apr. 30 Aaron Payne...ORE May 7 Aaron Payne...ORE May 14 Johnny Field... ARIZ May 21 Danny Hayes...OSU May 28 Johnny Field... ARIZ 2013 Feb. 19 Ryon Healy...ORE Feb. 26 Trever Allen...ASU Mar. 5 Michael Conforto...OSU Mar. 12 Tyler Smith...OSU Mar. 19 Michael Conforto...OSU Mar. 26 Dallas Carroll...UTAH Apr. 1 Trent Gilbert... ARIZ Apr. 8 RJ Ybarra...ASU Apr. 15 Scott Heineman...ORE Apr. 22 Brian Ragira... STAN Apr. 29 Ryon Healy...ORE May 6 Mitchell Tolman...ORE May 13 Greg Zebrack...USC May 20 Michael Benjamin...ASU May 27 Kevin Newman... ARIZ 2014 Feb. 18 Michael Conforto...OSU Feb. 25 Scott Kingery... ARIZ Mar. 4 Kevin Swick...USC Mar. 11 Shane Zeile...UCLA Mar. 18 Andrew Ely... WASH Mar. 24 Brian Wolfe... WASH Mar. 31 Brian Wolfe... WASH Apr. 7 Yale Rosen... WSU Apr. 14 Mitchell Tolman...ORE Apr. 21 Danny Diekroeger... STAN Apr. 28 Jake Hernandez...USC May 5 Shaun Chase...ORE May 12 Jeff Hendrix...OSU May 19 Drew Stankiewicz...ASU May 26 Zach Hoffpauir... STAN 69 69

72 PAC-12 CONFERENCE HONORS 2015 Feb. 16 Scott Kingery... ARIZ Feb. 23 KJ Harrison...OSU Mar. 2 Chris Keck...UCLA Mar. 9 Dante Flores...USC Mar. 16 Chris Paul... CAL Mar. 23 Lucas Erceg... CAL Mar. 30 Ty Moore...UCLA Apr. 6 Braden Bishop... WASH Apr. 14 Zach Hoffpauir... STAN Apr. 20 Drew Jackson... STAN Apr. 27 Darrell Miller...UCLA May 4 AJ Ramirez...USC May 11 Ty Moore...UCLA May 19 Chris Paul... CAL May 25 Scott Heineman...ORE 2016 Feb. 23 Nick Madrigal...OSU Mar. 1 Alfonso Rivas III... ARIZ Mar. 8 Logan Ice...OSU Mar. 14 David Greer...ASU Mar. 21 Bobby Dalbec... ARIZ Mar. 28 Timmy Robinson...USC April 4 Brett Cumberland... CAL April 11 AJ Ramirez...USC April 18 Trek Stemp... WSU April 25 Jeremy Martinez...USC May 2 Kort Peterson...UCLA May 9 Hunter Simmons...UTAH May 16 Brett Cumberland... CAL May 23 Chris Baker... WASH May 30 DaShawn Keirsey, UTAH 2017 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 Apr. 24 Andrew Vaughn... CAL May 1 Matt Winaker... STAN May 8 Cal Stevenson... ARIZ May 15 Chandler Anderson.. UTAH May 22 Jesse Kuet... STAN May 29 Matt Winaker... STAN 70

73 CONFERENCE HISTORY COMPOSITE STANDINGS (1999-PRESENT) Conference Overall W L Pct. W L T Pct. Arizona State Stanford Oregon State UCLA Oregon Arizona USC Washington California Washington State Utah FORMER PAC-10 SCHOOLS Years in Conference Years of Competition Idaho , Santa Clara , , , St. Mary's , Portland State Gonzaga Portland E. Washington Montana UC Santa Barbara , 1976 San Francisco , 1943 Occidental Loyola Pepperdine Whittier ( and South Divisions) Conference Overall W L Pct. W L T Pct. Arizona State Stanford USC UCLA Arizona California Conference Overall W al Pct. W L T Pct. Washington State Washington Portland State^ Portland^ Oregon State Gonzaga^ E. Washington^ Oregon* *Oregon dropped its baseball program following the 1981 season and reinstated it for the season ^Joined the Division in the 1982 season CONFERENCE CHAMPION YEAR-BY-YEAR Pac-12 South 2017 Oregon State 2016 UTAH 2015 UCLA 2014 OSU 2013 OSU 2012 ARIZ/UCLA 2011 UCLA 2010 ASU 2009 ASU 2008 ASU 2007 ASU 2006 OSU 2005 OSU 2004 STAN 2003 STAN 2002 USC 2001 USC 2000 ASU/STAN/UCLA 1999 STAN 1998 WASH* STAN 1997 WASH* STAN 1996 WASH USC* 1995 WSU USC* 1994 OSU STAN 1993 WASH ASU 1992 WASH ARIZ 1991 WSU USC 1990 WSU STAN 1989 WSU ARIZ 1988 WSU ASU 1987 WSU STAN 1986 OSU UCLA 1985 WSU STAN 1984 WSU/PSU ASU 1983 OSU STAN 1982 OSU/WSU ASU 1981 WASH ASU CIBA 1980 WSU ARIZ/CAL 1979 WSU UCLA 1978 WSU USC** 1977 WSU USC** 1976 WSU** UCLA 1975 WSU USC** 1974 ORE/WSU USC** 1973 WSU USC** 1972 WSU/ORE USC** 1971 WSU USC** 1970 WSU USC** 1969 UCLA 1968 USC 1967 STAN 1966 WSU USC 1965 WSU STAN 1964 ORE USC 1963 OSU USC 1962 OSU SC 1961 WSU USC 1960 WSU CAL/USC 1959 WASH USC*** 1958 OSU USC*** 1957 ORE CAL***/USC 1956 WSU*** USC 1955 ORE USC*** 1954 ORE*** USC 1953 ORE STAN*** 1952 OSU*** USC 1951 OSU USC*** 1950 WSU*** STAN 1949 WSU USC*** 1948 WSU USC*** 1947 WSU CAL/USC 1946 ORE USC CIBA 1945 WSU CAL 1944 WSU UCLA 1943 ORE +CAL/USC 1942 ORE USC 1941 ORE CAL/STM 1940 OSU STM 1939 ORE USC/STM 1938 OSU/WSU CAL 1937 ORE CAL 1936 WSU USC 1935 ORE CAL/USC 1934 ORE CAL 1933 WSU CAL 1932 WASH USC 1931 WASH STAN 1930 WASH USC 1929 WASH CAL 1928 ORE/WSU STM 1927 WSU STM 1926 WASH CAL 1925 WASH STAN 1924 CAL 1923 WASH CAL 1922 WASH 1921 CAL 1920 CAL 1919 WASH 1918 ORE 1917 CAL 1916 CAL *denotes -South playoff champion **denotes Pac-8 playoff champion ***denotes Pacific Coast Conference playoff champion + California won the CIBA Division 1 and USC won Division 2. Cal defeated USC in a playfoff for the CIBA title. LEGEND: PSU = Portland State, SC = Santa Clara, STM = St. Mary s 70

74 ANNUAL STANDINGS 1916 California Oregon Oregon State Washington California Oregon Oregon California Stanford Oregon State Washington Stanford Oregon State WSU Oregon California California Washington Oregon Stanford Oregon State WSU California WSU Washington Oregon State Oregon Stanford Washington California WSU Oregon State Idaho Stanford Oregon Washington WSU Idaho Oregon State Oregon South California Stanford USC California USC Stanford Washington Oregon State Idaho WSU Montana Oregon South Stanford California Washington WSU Idaho Oregon Oregon State Montana South California USC Stanford WSU Idaho Oregon State Washington Oregon Montana CIBA St. Mary s USC Santa Clara Stanford California Oregon WSU Idaho Washington Oregon State Montana CIBA St. Mary s California USC Stanford UCLA Washington WSU Oregon Oregon State Idaho CIBA California Santa Clara USC St. Mary s Stanford UCLA Washington Oregon State Oregon WSU Idaho CIBA USC California Stanford St. Mary s Santa Clara UCLA Washington WSU Oregon Oregon State Idaho CIBA Stanford USC California Santa Clara St. Mary s San Francisco UCLA Washington WSU Oregon State Oregon Idaho CIBA USC California Santa Clara Stanford St. Mary s UCLA San Francisco WSU Oregon Oregon State Washington Idaho CIBA California Stanford USC St. Mary s Oregon WSU Idaho Washington Oregon State CIBA California USC Stanford St. Mary s Oregon Washington Oregon State WSU Idaho CIBA California USC St. Mary s UCLA Santa Clara Stanford WSU Oregon Washington Oregon State Idaho CIBA USC St. Mary s UCLA California Santa Clara Stanford Oregon WSU Washington Oregon State Idaho CIBA California USC Stanford St. Mary s UCLA Santa Clara Oregon State WSU Oregon Idaho Washington CIBA California USC St. Mary s UCLA Stanford Santa Clara Oregon WSU Oregon State Washington Idaho CIBA USC St. Mary s California Stanford UCLA Santa Clara Oregon State WSU Oregon Idaho Washington CIBA St. Mary s California USC Santa Clara UCLA Stanford Oregon Washington WSU Oregon State Idaho CIBA California St. Mary s USC Santa Clara Stanford UCLA Oregon Washington Oregon State WSU Idaho CIBA USC California Santa Clara UCLA St. Mary s Stanford Oregon Oregon State Washington WSU Idaho CIBA-Division 1 +California Santa Clara Stanford St. Mary s San Francisco CIBA-Division 2 USC UCLA Occidental Whittier Loyola Pepperdine def. USC in playoff for title 1944 WSU Idaho Washington CIBA UCLA USC California WSU Washington Idaho CIBA California USC UCLA Oregon Oregon State Washington WSU Idaho CIBA USC California UCLA Stanford WSU Oregon Washington Oregon State Idaho CIBA *California$ USC Stanford UCLA St. Mary s Santa Clara WSU Oregon Washington Oregon State Idaho CIBA *USC# Santa Clara California Stanford UCLA St. Mary s

75 ANNUAL STANDINGS 1949 WSU Oregon Oregon State Washington Idaho CIBA *USC# Santa Clara UCLA Stanford California St. Mary s *WSU# Washington Oregon Oregon State Idaho CIBA Stanford California Santa Clara USC St. Mary s UCLA Oregon State WSU Washington Oregon Idaho CIBA *USC# UCLA Stanford California Santa Clara *Oregon State# Washington Oregon WSU Idaho CIBA USC Stanford UCLA Santa Clara California Oregon Oregon State WSU Idaho Washington CIBA *Stanford# USC California Santa Clara UCLA *Oregon Oregon State Washington WSU Idaho CIBA USC Stanford California Santa Clara UCLA Oregon Oregon State WSU Washington Idaho CIBA *USC# UCLA Stanford California Santa Clara *WSU# Oregon Oregon State Washington Idaho CIBA USC California Stanford UCLA Santa Clara Oregon Oregon State Washington Idaho WSU CIBA *California$ USC Stanford UCLA Santa Clara Oregon State WSU Oregon Idaho Washington CIBA *USC$ California Stanford Santa Clara UCLA Washington WSU Oregon Oregon State Idaho CIBA *USC California Stanford Santa Clara UCLA WSU Oregon State Oregon Washington Idaho CIBA California USC# Santa Clara Stanford UCLA WSU Oregon State Oregon Idaho Washington CIBA USC$ California UCLA Santa Clara Stanford Oregon State Oregon WSU Idaho Washington CIBA Santa Clara USC California Stanford UCLA Oregon State Oregon WSU Idaho Washington CIBA USC$ Santa Clara UCLA Stanford California Oregon WSU Oregon State Washington Idaho CIBA USC# Santa Clara UCLA UCSB California Stanford WSU# Oregon Oregon State Washington CIBA Stanford California UCLA USC Santa Clara UCSB WSU Oregon Washington Oregon State CIBA USC# Stanford California Santa Clara UCLA UCSB Stanford# UCLA USC Oregon State Oregon WSU California Washington USC$ Stanford WSU UCLA Oregon California Oregon State Washington UCLA Stanford USC California Oregon State Oregon WSU Washington WSU Oregon State Oregon Washington South *USC$ UCLA California Stanford WSU Oregon Oregon State Washington South *USC$ Stanford UCLA California WSU Oregon Washington Oregon State South *USC$ California Stanford UCLA WSU Oregon Washington Oregon State South *USC$ Stanford UCLA California Oregon WSU Oregon State Washington South *USC$ Stanford California UCLA WSU Oregon State Oregon Washington South *USC Stanford UCLA California WSU# Oregon State Oregon Washington CIBA UCLA USC Stanford California UCSB WSU Oregon State Washington Oregon South *USC UCLA Stanford California WSU Oregon Oregon State Washington South *USC$ UCLA California Stanford * - -South playoff Champion CIBA - California Intercollegiate Baseball Association $ National Champion # CWS participant 72

76 ANNUAL STANDINGS 1979 Conference Overall Washington State Washington Oregon State Oregon South Conference Overall UCLA% Arizona# California USC Stanford Arizona State Conference Overall Washington State Oregon State Washington Oregon South Conference Overall Arizona$ California# Arizona State UCLA Stanford USC Conference Overall Washington Oregon State Washington State Oregon South Conference Overall Arizona State$ Stanford# USC Arizona California UCLA Conference Overall Oregon State Washington State E. Washington Portland State Gonzaga Washington Portland South Conference Overall Arizona State% Stanford# Arizona UCLA California USC Conference Overall Oregon State Washington State Washington Portland State E. Washington Portland Gonzaga South Conference Overall Stanford# Arizona State# USC Arizona UCLA California Conference Overall Washington State Portland State E. Washington Oregon State Portland Gonzaga Washington South Conference Overall Arizona State# USC% Stanford% California Arizona UCLA Conference Overall Washington State Washington Oregon State Portland State Gonzaga E. Washington Portland South Conference Overall Stanford# Arizona# California% Arizona State UCLA USC Conference Overall Oregon State Gonzaga Portland State Washington State Portland Washington E. Washington South Conference Overall UCLA% Arizona$ Stanford% USC Arizona State California Conference Overall Washington State Oregon State Portland State Portland Washington Gonzaga E. Washington South Conference Overall Stanford$ UCLA% Arizona State# Arizona% California USC Conference Overall Washington State Oregon State Portland State Gonzaga Portland Washington E. Washington South Conference Overall Arizona State# Stanford$ California# USC% UCLA Arizona Conference Overall Washington State Gonzaga Oregon State Portland Portland State Washington E. Washington South Conference Overall Arizona% Arizona State% USC% Stanford California UCLA Conference Overall Washington State Oregon State Washington Gonzaga Portland Portland State E. Washington South Conference Overall Stanford# Arizona State% USC% UCLA% Arizona California

77 YEARLY STANDINGS 1991 Conference Overall Washington State Oregon State Portland Washington Gonzaga Portland State South Conference Overall USC% Stanford% California% UCLA Arizona State Arizona Conference Overall Washington% Washington State Portland Portland State Gonzaga Oregon State South Conference Overall Arizona% Stanford% UCLA% Arizona State% California# USC Conference Overall Washington Oregon State Washington State Portland State Gonzaga Portland South Conference Overall Arizona State# UCLA% Arizona% USC% California Stanford Conference Overall Oregon State Washington% Portland State Gonzaga Washington State Portland South Conference Overall Stanford% Arizona State# USC% California UCLA Arizona Conference Overall Washington State Washington Gonzaga Oregon State Portland Portland State South Conference Overall USC# Stanford# California% Arizona State UCLA Arizona Conference Overall Washington Oregon State Washington State Portland State South Conference Overall USC% Stanford% UCLA% Arizona State California Arizona Conference Overall Washington% Oregon State Washington State Portland State South Conference Overall Stanford# UCLA# USC% Arizona State% Arizona California Conference Overall Washington% Oregon State Washington State Portland State South Conference Overall Stanford% USC$ Arizona State# Arizona UCLA California Conference Overall Stanford# USC@ Arizona% UCLA% Arizona State Washington California Oregon State Washington State Conference Overall Stanford# Arizona State% UCLA@ USC# California Oregon State Arizona Washington Washington State Conference Overall USC# Stanford# Arizona State% California% Arizona Oregon State UCLA Washington Washington State Conference Overall USC@ Stanford# Arizona State% Washington% California Oregon State UCLA Arizona Washington State Conference Overall Stanford%@# Arizona State%@ Washington% Arizona% USC UCLA California Oregon State Washington State Conference Overall Stanford% Washington% UCLA% Arizona State% Arizona%@# Oregon State USC Washington State California Conference Overall Oregon State%@# Arizona% USC%@ Arizona State%@# California Washington Stanford% UCLA Washington State Conference Overall Oregon State%@#$ Arizona State% UCLA% Arizona Stanford%@ USC Washington Washington State California

78 YEARLY STANDINGS 2007 Conference Overall Arizona Arizona* UCLA*^ California Washington Oregon State*^#$ Washington State Stanford USC Conference Overall Arizona State%@ Stanford%@# UCLA% Arizona%@ California%@ Washington Oregon State USC Washington State Conference Overall Arizona State%@# Washington State% Oregon State% UCLA Arizona Stanford USC Washington California Oregon Conference Overall Arizona State%@# UCLA%@#^ Washington State% Stanford% Oregon% California% Arizona% Oregon State% Washington USC Conference Overall UCLA% Arizona State%@ Oregon State%@ Arizona% Stanford%@ California%@# USC Oregon Washington State Washington Conference Overall UCLA%@# Arizona%@#$ Oregon%@ Stanford%@ Oregon State% Arizona State* Washington California Washington State USC Utah * Due to NCAA sanctions, Arizona State was ineligible for postseason play and the Conference Championship Conference Overall Oregon State%@# Oregon% UCLA%@#$ Arizona State% Stanford Arizona Washington California USC Washington State Utah Conference Overall Oregon State% Washington% Arizona State% Oregon% Stanford%@ USC Washington State California UCLA Arizona Utah Conference Overall UCLA% Oregon State% USC% California% Arizona State% Oregon% Washington Arizona Washington State Stanford Utah Conference Overall Utah% Washington% Arizona# Oregon State Arizona State% Stanford USC California Oregon UCLA Washington State Conference Overall Oregon State*# Stanford% UCLA% Arizona% Utah California Washington Oregon Washington State Arizona State USC $ - National Champion ^ - National Runner-Up # - Reached - Reached NCAA Super Regional % - Reached NCAA Regional 75 75

79 CONFERENCE PLAYOFF HISTORY PAC-10 NORTH TOURNAMENT 1984 (at Portland, Ore.) May 18 WSU 4, EWU 3 OSU 4, PSU 2 May 19 EWU 5, PSU 3 WSU 7, OSU 4 May 20 OSU 3, EWU 2 WSU 7, OSU 2 (5) 1985 (at Pullman, Wash.) May 17 WASH 9, PSU 5 OSU 8, WSU 7 May 18 WSU 15, PSU 9 OSU 5, WASH 2 May 19 WSU 3, WASH 1 OSU 4, WSU (at Spokane, Wash.) May 15 GONZ 4, PORT 2 PSU 14, WSU 7 OSU 10, WASH 2 May 16 WSU 6, WASH 5 OSU 6, PORT 5 PSU 5, GONZ 2 May 17 PSU 4, OSU 3 (11) WSU 17, GONZ 7 OSU 11, WSU 4 May 18 OSU 7, PSU 4 OSU 8, PSU 7 (11) 1987 (at Spokane, Wash.) May 12 GONZ 5, EWU 3 May 13 WASH 11, OSU 4 PORT 4, PSU 3 WSU 10, GONZ 4 May 14 PSU 15, GONZ 1 WSU 3, OSU 2 WASH 9, PORT 3 May 15 PSU 9, PORT 8 WSU 9, WASH 0 May 16 WASH 11, PSU 7 WSU 8, WASH (at Spokane, Wash.) May 17 EWU 6, WASH 3 May 18 OSU 1, PORT 0 GONZ 7, PSU 4 (15) WSU 10, EWU 3 May 19 EWU 2, PORT 0 WSU 10, PSU 9 OSU 11, GONZ 1 May 20 WSU 13, OSU 3 EWU 10, GONZ 0 May 21 EWU 9, OSU 7 (10) WSU 9, EWU (at Spokane, Wash.) May 16 EWU 10, WASH 5 May 17 PORT 3, OSU 1 PSU 2, GONZ 1 May 18 EWU 9, WSU 8 GONZ 13, WSU 7 OSU 12, EWU 5 PSU 6, PORT 2 May 19 PORT 4, EWU 3 (13) OSU 8, GONZ 3 PORT 7, PSU 6 May 20 PSU 9, OSU 4 May 21 PORT 6, PSU (at Yakima, Wash.) May 16 GONZ 9, PORT 1 May 17 WSU 15, GONZ 2 OSU 3, WASH 1 May 18 WASH 8, GONZ 4 WSU 16, OSU 5 May 19 WASH 9, OSU 2 WSU 8, WASH (at Yakima, Wash.) May 15 WASH 15, GONZ 1 May 16 WSU 6, WASH 5 PORT 13, OSU 4 May 17 OSU 16, WASH 14 PORT 6, WSU 4 May 18 OSU 9, WSU 8 PORT 8, OSU 5 $ - National Champion ^ - National Runner-Up # - Reached - Reached NCAA Super Regional % - Reached NCAA Regional PACIFIC COAST CONFERENCE, PAC-8 AND PAC-10 PLAYOFF RESULTS PCC Year..Winner....Loser...Series... Scores....Location USC....Washington State , Pullman USC....Washington State , 2-1, Los Angeles Washington State...Stanford USC....Oregon State , 1-12, Los Angeles Oregon State...USC , Corvallis Stanford...by coin toss Oregon...USC USC....Oregon , Los Angeles Washington State...USC , Los Angeles California...Oregon USC....Oregon State , Corvallis USC....Washington , Los Angeles PAC-8 Year..Winner....Loser...Series... Scores....Location USC....Oregon State Los Angeles...UCLA , USC....Oregon Pullman...Stanford Washington State , USC....Washington State , Los Angeles USC....Washington State , Pullman USC....Oregon , Los Angeles USC....Washington State , Pullman Washington State...UCLA USC....Washington State , Los Angeles USC....Washington State , Pullman PAC-10 Year..Winner....Loser...Series... Scores....Location USC....Washington State , Los Angeles USC....Washington , 7-3, Los Angeles Washington...Stanford (10), 13-8, Stanford Washington...Stanford , Seattle 76

80 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES HISTORY NCAA COLLEGE WORLD SERIES School Yrs. Won Lost Last 1st 2nd 3rd 4th t5th t7th Arizona* Arizona State* California Gonzaga Oregon # Oregon State Portland Portland State^ Stanford UCLA USC Utah** Washington Washington State Totals * did not join Conference until 1979; ** did not join Conference until in Conference from 1982 until 1995; ^in Conference from 1982 until 1998 # in Conference from , reinstated in 2009 NOTE: All records are from institutional media guides NCAA POSTSEASON PLAY School Yrs Won Lost Last ARIZ ASU CAL GONZ ORE OSU PORT PSU STAN UCLA USC UTAH WASH WSU TOTAL PAC-12* NOTE: Includes all games listed as a postseason game by each institution in its media guide while team was a Conference member. *Current Members NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS BY SCHOOL 1. USC LSU... 6 Texas ARIZONA STATE ARIZONA... 4 Cal State Fullerton... 4 Miami (Fla.) Minnesota CALIFORNIA... 2 Michigan... 2 Oklahoma... 2 OREGON STATE... 2 South Carolina... 2 STANFORD Fresno State... 1 Georgia... 1 Holy Cross... 1 Missouri... 1 Ohio State... 1 Oklahoma State... 1 Pepperdine... 1 Rice... 1 UCLA... 1 Vanderbilt... 1 Virginia... 1 Wake Forest... 1 Wichita State... 1 Florida... 1 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES WINS 1. Texas USC ARIZONA STATE Miami (Fla.) ARIZONA t6. STANFORD t6. LSU t6. Oklahoma State Cal State Fullerton South Carolina COLLEGE WORLD SERIES APPERANCES 1. Texas Miami (Fla.) ARIZONA STATE Florida State USC Oklahoma State Cal State Fullerton LSU ARIZONA STANFORD NCAA TOURNAMENT WINS (including College World Series) 1. Texas Miami (Fla.) Florida State USC ARIZONA STATE Cal State Fullerton LSU Oklahoma State STANFORD South Carolina NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES (1954-Present) 1. Texas Florida St Miami (FL) Oklahoma St Clemson Arizona St Cal St. Fullerton Southern California Oklahoma St. John s (NY) Arizona Mississippi St Stanford Florida Texas A&M Fresno St PAC-12 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS (28) Arizona 1976, 1980, 1986, 2012 Arizona State 1965, 1967, 1969, 1977, 1981 California 1947, 1957 Oregon State 2006, 2007 Stanford 1987, 1988 UCLA 2013 USC 1948, 1958, 1961, 1963, 1968, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1979,

81 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES YEAR-BY-YEAR YEAR CHAMPION (COACH) RUNNER-UP MOST VALUABLE PLAYER CALIFORNIA (Clint Evans)... Yale...None USC (Sam Barry)... Yale...None Texas (Bibb Falk)... Wake Forest... Charles Teague, 2B, Wake Forest Texas (Bibb Falk)... WASHINGTON STATE....Ray Van Cleef, CF, Rutgers Oklahoma (Jack Baer).... Tennessee... Sidney Hatfield,P/1B, Tennessee Holy Cross (Jack Barry)... Missouri... James O Neil, P, Holy Cross Michigan (Ray Fisher)... Texas... J.L. Smith, P, Texas Missouri (Hi Simmons)... Rollins...Tom Yewcic, C, Michigan State Wake Forest (Taylor Sanford)... Western Michigan.... Tom Borland, P, Oklahoma State Minnesota (Dick Siebert)... ARIZONA.... Jerry Thomas, P, Minnesota CALIFORNIA (George Wolfman)... Penn State... Cal Emery, P/1B, Penn State USC (Rod Dedeaux)... Missouri...BILL THOM, P, USC Oklahoma State (Toby Greene)... ARIZONA.... Jim Dobson, 3B, Oklahoma State Minnesota (Dick Siebert)... USC.... John Erickson, 2B, Minnesota USC (Rod Dedeaux)... Oklahoma State... Littleton Fowler, P, Oklahoma State Michigan (Don Lund)... Santa Clara... Bob Garibaldi, P, Santa Clara USC (Rod Dedeaux)... ARIZONA....BUD HOLLOWELL, C, USC Minnesota (Dick Siebert)... Missouri... Joe Ferris, P, Maine ARIZONA STATE (Bobby Winkles)... Ohio State...SAL BANDO, 3B, ARIZONA STATE Ohio State (Marty Karow).... Oklahoma State... Steve Arlin, P, Ohio State ARIZONA STATE (Bobby Winkles).... Houston...RON DAVINI, C, ARIZONA STATE USC (Rod Dedeaux)... Southern Illinois...BILL SEINSOTH, lb, USC ARIZONA STATE (Bobby Winkles)... Tulsa...JOHN DOLINSEK, OF, ARIZONA STATE USC (Rod Dedeaux)... Florida State.... Gene Ammann, P, Florida State USC (Rod Dedeaux)... Southern Illinois... Jerry Tabb, 1B, Tulsa USC (Rod Dedeaux)... ARIZONA STATE...RUSS McQUEEN, P, USC USC (Rod Dedeaux)... ARIZONA STATE... Dave Winfield, P/OF, Minnesota USC (Rod Dedeaux)... Miami (Fla.)...GEORGE MILKE, P, USC Texas (Cliff Gustafson).... South Carolina...Mickey Reichenbach, 1B, Texas ARIZONA (Jerry Kindall).... Eastern Michigan...STEVE POWERS, P/DH, ARIZONA ARIZONA STATE (Jim Brock)... South Carolina...BOB HORNER, 3B, ARIZONA STATE USC (Rod Dedeaux)... ARIZONA STATE...ROD BOXBERGER, P, USC Cal State Fullerton (Augie Garrido).... Arkansas... Tony Hudson, P, Cal State Fullerton ARIZONA (Jerry Kindall).... Hawai'i....TERRY FRANCONA, OF, ARIZONA ARIZONA STATE (Jim Brock)... Oklahoma State...STAN HOLMES, OF, ARIZONA STATE Miami (Fla.) (Ron Fraser)... Wichita State... Dan Smith, P, Miami (Fla.) Texas (Cliff Gustafson).... Alabama... Calvin Schiraldi, P, Texas Cal State Fullerton (Augie Garrido).... Texas... John Fishel, OF, Cal State Fullerton Miami (Fla.) (Ron Fraser)... Texas...Greg Ellena, DH, Miami (Fla.) ARIZONA (Jerry Kindall).... Florida State...MIKE SENNE, OF, ARIZONA STANFORD (Mark Marquess)... Oklahoma State....PAUL CAREY, OF, STANFORD STANFORD (Mark Marquess)... ARIZONA STATE... LEE PLEMEL, P, STANFORD Wichita State (Gene Stephenson).... Texas... Greg Brummett, P, Wichita State Georgia (Steve Webber).... Oklahoma State... Mike Rebhan, P, Georgia Louisiana State (Skip Bertman)... Wichita State...Gary Hymel, Louisiana State Pepperdine (Andy Lopez)... Cal State Fullerton... Phil Nevin, 3B, Cal State Fullerton Louisiana State (Skip Bertman)... Wichita State... Todd Walker, 2B, Louisiana State Oklahoma (Larry Cochell)... Georgia Tech... Chip Glass, CF, Oklahoma Cal State Fullerton (Augie Garrido).... USC... Mark Kotsay, OF, Cal State Fullerton Louisiana State (Skip Bertman)... Miami (Fla.)...Pat Burrell, 3B, Miami (Fla.) Louisiana State (Skip Bertman)... Alabama... Brandon Larson, SS, Louisiana State USC (Mike Gillespie)... ARIZONA STATE....WES RACHELS, 3B, USC Miami (Fla.) (Jim Morris)... Florida State.... Marshall McDougall, 2B, Florida State Louisiana State (Skip Bertman)... STANFORD.... Trey Hodges, P, Louisiana State Miami (Fla.) (Jim Morris)... STANFORD... Charlton Jimerson, OF, Miami (Fla.) Texas (Augie Garrido)... South Carolina...Huston Street, RHP/INF, Texas Rice (Wayne Graham)... STANFORD...JOHN HUDGINS, P, STANFORD Cal State Fullerton (George Horton)... Texas... Jason Windsor, P, Cal State Fullerton Texas (Augie Garrido)... Florida... David Maroul, 3B, Texas OREGON STATE (Pat Casey).... Carolina... JONAH NICKERSON, RHP, OREGON STATE OREGON STATE (Pat Casey).... Carolina...JORGE REYES, RHP, OREGON STATE Fresno State (Mike Batesole)... Georgia... Tommy Mendoca, 3B, Fresno State LSU (Paul Mainieri)... Texas... Jared Mitchell, LSU, OF South Carolina (Ray Tanner)... UCLA...Jackie Bradley, Jr., South Carolina, OF South Carolina (Ray Tanner)... Florida... Scott Wingo, Sr., South Carolina, INF ARIZONA (Andy Lopez)... South Carolina... Robert Refsnyder, Jr., ARIZONA, OF UCLA (John Savage)... Mississippi State... Adam Plutko, Jr., UCLA, RHP Vanderbilt (Tim Corbin)... Virginia....Dansby Swanson, So., Vanderbilt, 2B Virginia (Brian O'Connor).... Vanderbilt....Josh Sborz, Jr., Virginia, RHP Coastal Carolina (Gary Gilmore)... ARIZONA...Andrew Beckwith, Jr., Coastal Carolina, P Florida (Kevin O'Sullivan).... LSU...Alex Faedo, Jr., Florida, P NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS BY CONFERENCE PAC SEC...12 Big Big Ten...6 ACC...6 Big West...4 West Coast...1 Patriot...1 Mountain West...1 AAC...1 Sun Belt...1 USA...1 (Current Conference Membership) ARIZONA 4 National Titles 4 Most Valuable Players 9 All-CWS Team Players ARIZONA STATE 5 National Titles 5 Most Valuable Players CALIFORNIA 2 National Titles 1 All-CWS Team Player OREGON STATE 2 National Titles 2 Most Valuable Players 5 All-CWS Team Players STANFORD 2 National Titles 3 Most Valuable Players 24 All-CWS Team Players UCLA 1 National Title 1 Most Valuable Player 7 All-CWSTeam Players USC 12 National Titles 7 Most Valuable Players 55 All-CWSTeam Players 78

82 PAC-12 ON ALL-CWS TEAMS 1958 Mike Castanon, USC...2B Fred Scott, USC... SS Ron Fairly, USC...OF Bill Thom,* USC...P 1959 Bob Wilson, ARIZ...1B Charles Shoemaker, ARIZ... SS Alan Hall, ARIZ...C 1960 William Ryan, USC...1B Bob Levingston, USC...OF Mickey McNamee, USC...OF Art Ersepke, USC...OF Bill Heath, USC...C Bruce Gardner, USC...P Jim Ward, ARIZ...P 1961 William Ryan, USC...1B Art Ersepke, USC...OF Larry Himes, USC...C Jim Withers, USC...P Larry Hankhammer, USC...P 1963 Gary Holman, USC...1B Ron Theobald, ARIZ...2B Kenny Washington, USC...OF Craig Morrison, ARIZ...OF Hector Barnetche, ARIZ...OF Bud Hollowell,* USC...C Walt Peterson, USC...P Doug Holliker, ARIZ...P 1964 Gary Sutherland, USC... SS Willie Brown, USC...OF 1965 Luis Lagunas, ASU...2B Sal Bando,* ASU...3B Rick Monday, ASU...OF Bob Fry, WSU...OF Doug Nurnberg, ASU...P 1966 John Stewart, USC...P 1967 Mark Marquess, STAN...1B Dick Swan, STAN...2B Dave Grangaard, ASU...3B Jack Lind, ASU... SS Scott Reid, ASU...OF Ron Davini,* ASU...C Gary Gentry, ASU...P 1968 Bill Seinsoth,* USC...1B Bill Lee, USC...P 1969 Roger Detter, ASU... SS John Dolinsek,* ASU...OF Paul Powell, ASU...OF Billy Cotton, ASU...C Larry Gura ASU...P 1970 Frank Alfano, USC...2B Dan Stoligrosz, USC...3B Jim Barr, USC...P 1971 Frank Alfano, USC...2B Fred Lynn, USC...OF Mark Sogge, USC...P 1972 Darryl Arenstein, USC...1B Ken Reed, ASU...2B Bump Wills, ASU...OF Tim Steele, USC...OF Gary Atwell, ASU...OF Sam Ceci, USC...C Russ McQueen,* USC...P Craig Swan, ASU...P 1973 Clay Westlake, ASU...1B Bill Berger, ASU...2B Roy Smalley, USC... SS Clint Meyers, ASU...C Eddie Bane, ASU...P Randy Scarberry, USC...P 1974 Rob Adolph, USC...2B Rich Dauer, USC...3B Marvin Cobb, USC... SS Bob Mitchell, USC...OF George Milke,* USC...P Mark Barr, USC...P 1975 Gary Allenson, ASU...3B Bob Pate, ASU...OF 1976 Ken Phelps, ASU...1B Dave Stegman, ARIZ...OF Ken Landreaux, ASU...OF Pete Van Horne, ARIZ...OF Ron Hassey, ARIZ...C Steve Powers,* ARIZ... DH Bob Chaulk, ARIZ...P 1977 Chris Nyman, ASU...1B Bob Horner,* ASU...2B Brandt Humphry, ASU...3B Mike Henderson, ASU... SS Jamie Allen, ASU... DH Jerry Vasquez, ASU...P 1978 Bob Horner, ASU...3B Doug Stokke, USC... SS Tim Tolman, USC... LF John Wells, USC...OF Steve Michael, ASU...RF Chris Bando, ASU...C Rod Boxberger,* USC...P Casey Lindsey, ASU...P 1980 Wes Clements, ARIZ...1B Terry Francona,* ARIZ... LF Lyle Brackenridge, CAL...CF Craig Lefferts, ARIZ...P Greg Barger, ARIZ...P 1981 Alvin Davis, ASU...1B Mike Sodders, ASU...1B Stan Holmes,* ASU...OF Lemmie Miller, ASU... DH Kevin Dukes, ASU...P 1983 Barry Bonds, ASU...OF 1984 Barry Bonds, ASU...OF Oddibe McDowell, ASU...OF 1986 Todd Trafton, ARIZ...1B Mike Senne,* ARIZ...OF Gary Alexander, ARIZ...P/DH David Esquer, STAN... SS Paul Carey,* STAN...OF Mark Machtolf, STAN... DH 1988 Ron Witmeyer, STAN...1B John Finn, ASU...3B Pat Listach, ASU... SS Dan Rumsey, ASU...OF Ricky Candelari, ASU...OF Martin Peralta, ASU... DH Doug Robbins, STAN...C Lee Plemel,* STAN...P Rusty Kilgo, ASU...P 1990 Jeff Hammonds, STAN...CF Troy Paulsen, STAN...2B 1994 Antone Williamson, ASU...3B 1995 Wes Rachels, USC...2B Geoff Jenkins, USC...OF Randy Flores, USC...P 1997 Jeff Austin, STAN...P 1998 Wes Rachels,* USC...2B Robb Gorr, USC...1B Jack Krawczyk, USC...P Jason Lane, USC...OF Eric Munson, USC...C Brad Ticehurst, USC...OF Rudy Arguellas, ASU...OF Andrew Beinbrink, ASU...3B Michael Collins, ASU... SS 1999 John Gall, STAN...1B 2000 Joe Borchard, STAN...OF Beau Craig, USC...C Edmund Muth, STAN...OF Craig Thompson, STAN...1B 2001 Jeff Bruksch, STAN...P Sam Fuld, STAN...OF Ryan Garko, STAN...C 2002 Sam Fuld, STAN...OF 2003 John Hudgins,* STAN...P Ryan Garko, STAN...C Johnny Ash, STAN...INF Carlos Quentin, STAN...OF Danny Putnam, STAN...OF 2004 Trevor Crowe, ARIZ...OF 2005 Jeff Larish, ASU...1B Joey Hooft, ASU...2B Colin Curtis, ASU...OF Travis Buck, ASU...OF 2006 Cole Gillespie, OSU...OF Kevin Gunderson, OSU...LHP Shea McFeely, OSU...3B Jonah Nickerson, OSU*...RHP Bill Rowe, OSU...1B 2007 Mitch Canham, OSU...C Joey Wong, OSU...2B Darwin Barney, OSU... SS Scott Santschi, OSU...OF Mike Lissman, OSU... DH Jorge Reyes*, OSU...P 2008 Jason Castro, STAN...C 2009 Cole Calhoun, ASU...OF 2010 Beau Amaral, UCLA...OF Trevor Bauer, UCLA...RHP Cody Regis, UCLA...2B 2012 Konner Wade, ARIZ...RHP Alex Mejia, ARIZ... SS Riley Moore, ARIZ...C Joey Rickard, ARIZ...OF Robert Refsnyder, * ARIZ...OF Bobby Brown, ARIZ... DH 2013 Pat Valaika, UCLA...INF Michael Conforto, OSU...OF Eric Filia, UCLA...OF Adam Plutko, UCLA*...RHP Nick Vander Tuig, UCLA...RHP 2016 Ryan Aguilar, ARIZ...1B Cody Ramer, ARIZ...2B 2017 Nick Madrigal, OSU...2B Totals: 46 Years, 188 Players *Most Valuable Player 79 79

83 PAC-12 IN COLLEGE WORLD SERIES 1947 California (2-0 1st place) California 17, Yale 4 California 8, Yale USC (2-1 1st place) USC 3, Yale 1 Yale 8, USC 3 USC 9, Yale USC (1-2 3rd place) Wake Forest 2, USC 1 USC 12, St. John s 4 Wake Forest 2, USC Washington State (3-2 2nd place) Washington State 3, Tufts 1 Washington State 9, Alabama 1 Washington State 3, Rutgers 1 (10) Texas 12, Washington State 1 Texas 3, Washington State USC (2-2 3rd place) USC 4, Princeton 1 USC 8, Utah 2 Oklahoma 5, USC 1 Tennessee 9, USC Oregon State (0-2 t7th place) Duke 18, Oregon State 7 Texas 10, Oregon State Stanford (1-2 t5th place) Michigan 4, Stanford 0 Stanford 7, Houston 6 Lafayette 4, Stanford Arizona (1-2 t5th place) Arizona 12, Oregon 1 Michigan State 2, Arizona 1 Oklahoma State 5, Arizona 4 (11) Oregon (0-2 t7th place) Arizona 12, Oregon 1 Massachusetts 5, Oregon Arizona (2-2 4th place) Western Michigan 4, Arizona 1 Arizona 6, Springfield 0 Arizona 20, ern Colorado 0 Oklahoma State 5, Arizona 4 (12) USC (0-2 t7th place) Colorado State 2, USC 1 Colgate 6, USC Arizona (4-2 2nd place) Arizona 3, New York 0 Minnesota 3, Arizona 1 Arizona 1, New Hampshire 0 Arizona 7, Mississippi 3 Arizona 10, Minnesota 4 Minnesota 12, Arizona 1 Washington State (0-2 t7th place) Bradley 4, Washington State 3 New Hampshire 6, Washington State California (5-0 1st place) California 4, ern Colorado 0 California 8, Iowa State 2 California 8, Penn State 0 California 9, Iowa State 1 California 1, Penn State USC (5-1 1st place) Holy Cross 3, USC 0 USC 4, Arizona 0 USC 12, Colorado State 1 USC 6, Holy Cross 2 USC 7, Missouri 0 USC 8, Missouri 7 Arizona (0-2 t7th place) Clemson 4, Arizona 1 USC 4, Arizona Arizona (3-2 2nd place) Arizona 3, Clemson 2 (12) Arizona 5, Fresno State 1 Arizona 5, Oklahoma State 3 Fresno State 2, Arizona 0 Oklahoma State 5, Arizona USC (4-2 2nd place) USC 3, St. John s 1 USC 5, Boston College 2 USC 13, Arizona 1 USC 4, Minnesota 3 Minnesota 12, USC 11 Minnesota 2, USC 1 Arizona (2-2 3rd place) Arizona 2, Oklahoma State 1 Minnesota 8, Arizona 5 Arizona 11, St. John s 4 USC 13, Arizona USC (5-0 1st place) USC 8, Texas 6 USC 10, Boston College 3 USC 4, Oklahoma State 2 USC 4, Boston College 3 USC 1, Oklahoma State USC (5-1 1st place) Texas 8, USC 3 USC 6, Holy Cross 5 USC 4, Florida State 2 USC 12, Missouri 3 USC 6, Arizona 5 USC 5, Arizona 2 Arizona (4-2 2nd place) Arizona 8, Penn State 1 Arizona 4, Florida State 3 Arizona 6, Missouri 4 Arizona 10, Texas 8 USC 6, Arizona 4 USC 5, Arizona USC (2-2 4th place) USC 3, Mississippi 2 USC 3, Missouri 2 Minnesota 6, USC 5 Maine 2, USC 1 Arizona State (1-2 t5th place) Missouri 7, Arizona State 0 Arizona State 5, Mississippi 0 Maine 4, Arizona State Arizona State (5-1 1st place) Arizona State 14, Lafayette 1 Arizona State 13, St. Louis 3 Arizona State 9, Ohio State 4 Arizona State 6, St. Louis 2 Ohio State 7, Arizona State 3 Arizona State 2, Ohio State 1 Washington State (2-2 3rd place) Washington State 12, Texas 5 Ohio State 14, Washington State 1 Washington State 3, Connecticut 2 Ohio State 1, Washington State 0 (15) 1966 USC (3-2 3rd place) USC 6, Carolina 2 Ohio State 6, USC 2 USC 8, Arizona 4 USC 5, Ohio State 1 Ohio State 1, USC 0 Arizona (1-2 t5th place) Texas 5, Arizona 1 Arizona 8, western 1 USC 8, Arizona Arizona State (5-1 1st place) Arizona State 7, Oklahoma State 2 Arizona State 8, Boston College 1 Arizona State 5, Stanford 3 Houston 3, Arizona State 0 Arizona State 4, Stanford 3 (14) Arizona State 11, Houston 2 Stanford (3-2 3rd place) Stanford 12, Houston 1 Stanford 6, Auburn 2 Arizona State 5, Stanford 3 Stanford 5, Auburn 3 (7) Arizona State 4, Stanford 3 (14) 1968 USC (5-0 1st place) USC 5, Brigham Young 3 USC 6, Oklahoma State 5 USC 7, St. John s 6 USC 2, Carolina State 0 USC 4, Southern Illinois Arizona State (5-1 1st place) Texas 4, Arizona State 0 Arizona State 2, UCLA 1 (11) Arizona State 4, Massachusetts 2 Arizona State 11, Tulsa 3 Arizona State 4, New York 2 Arizona State 10, Tulsa 1 UCLA (0-2 t7th place) Tulsa 6, UCLA 5 (10) Arizona State 2, UCLA 1 (11) 1970 USC (4-1 1st place) Ohio 4, USC 1 USC 7, Delaware 1 USC 6, Dartmouth 1 USC 8, Texas 7 (14) USC 2, Florida State 1 (15) Arizona (0-2 t7th place) Florida State 4, Arizona 0 Iowa State 7, Arizona USC (5-1 1st place) USC 5, Seton Hall 1 Southern Illinois 8, USC 3 USC 8, Brigham Young 6 USC 8, Tulsa 4 USC 3, Tulsa 2 USC 7, Southern Illinois USC (5-1 1st place) USC 6, Mississippi 4 USC 5, Connecticut 4 Arizona State 3, USC 0 USC 1, Arizona State 0 Arizona State (4-2 2nd place) Arizona State 2, Iowa 1 Arizona State 1, Oklahoma 0 Arizona State 3, USC 0 Arizona State 1, Temple 0 USC 3, Arizona State 1 USC 1, Arizona State USC (5-0 1st place) USC 4, Harvard 1 USC 4, Texas 1 USC 3, Arizona State 1 USC 8, Minnesota 7 USC 4, Arizona State 3 Arizona State (3-2 2nd place) Arizona State 3, Penn State 1 Arizona State 3, Minnesota 0 USC 3, Arizona State 1 Arizona State 6, Texas 5 USC 4, Arizona State USC (5-1 1st place) USC 9, Texas 2 USC 5, Southern Illinois 3 Miami (Fla.) 7, USC 3 USC 5, Texas 3 USC 7, Southern Illinois 2 USC 7, Miami (Fla.) Arizona State (3-2 3rd place) Arizona State 5, Cal State Fullerton 3 Arizona State 5, Texas 2 South Carolina 6, Arizona State 3 Arizona State 1, Oklahoma 0 South Carolina 4, Arizona State Arizona (5-1 1st place) Arizona State 7, Arizona 6 (10) Arizona 10, Oklahoma 2 Arizona 10, Clemson 6 Arizona 11, Eastern Michigan 6 Arizona 5, Arizona State 1 Arizona 7, Eastern Michigan 1 Arizona State (3-2 3rd place) Arizona State 7, Arizona 6 (10) Eastern Michigan 2, Arizona State 1 Arizona State 9, Washington State 3 Arizona State 7, Maine 0 Arizona 5, Arizona State 1 Washington State (1-2 t5th place) Washington State 6, Oklahoma 1 Arizona State 9, Washington State 3 Maine 6, Washington State Arizona State (5-1 1st place) Arizona State 10, Clemson 7 Southern Illinois 3, Arizona State 2 Arizona State 8, Minnesota 4 Arizona State 6, South Carolina 2 Arizona State 10, Southern Illinois 0 Arizona State 2, South Carolina USC (5-0 1st place) USC 9, Miami (Fla.) 3 USC 11, Michigan 3 USC 5, Arizona State 2 USC 3, Carolina 2 USC 10, Arizona State 3 Arizona State (3-2 2nd place) Arizona State 13, St. John s 2 Arizona State 7, Oral Roberts 6 USC 5, Arizona State 2 Arizona State 13, Miami (Fla.) 3 USC 10, Arizona State Arizona (1-2 t5th place) Arizona 5, Miami (Fla.) 1 Arkansas 10, Arizona 3 Cal State Fullerton 16, Arizona 3 80

84 PAC-12 IN COLLEGE WORLD SERIES 1980 Arizona (5-1 1st place) St. John s 6, Arizona 1 Arizona 5, Florida State 3 Arizona 8, Michigan 0 Arizona 6, Hawaii 4 Arizona 11, California 10 (11) Arizona 5, Hawaii 3 California (3-2 3rd place) Michigan 9, California 8 (11) California 6, Clemson 5 California 8, St. John s 5 California 4, Miami (Fla.) 3 Arizona 11, California 10 (11) 1981 Arizona State (5-1 1st place) Arizona State 11, Texas 2 Arizona State 4, Mississippi State 3 Oklahoma State 11, Arizona State 10 Arizona State 10, South Carolina 7 Arizona State 12, Texas 3 Arizona State 7, Oklahoma State Stanford (1-2 t5th place) Stanford 15, South Carolina 4 Texas 8, Stanford 6 (12) Maine 8, Stanford Arizona State (2-2 t3rd place) Alabama 6, Arizona State 5 Arizona State 7, Maine 0 Arizona State 6, Oklahoma State 5 Alabama 6, Arizona State 0 Stanford (1-2 t5th place) Oklahoma State 3, Stanford 1 Stanford 3, James Madison 1 Michigan 11, Stanford Arizona St. (2-2 4th place) Arizona State 8, Miami (Fla.) 6 Arizona State 23, Oklahoma State 12 Texas 8, Arizona State 4 Cal State Fullerton 6, Arizona State Stanford (1-2 t5th place) Miami (Fla.) 17, Stanford 3 Stanford 9, Arizona 2 Arkansas 10, Stanford 4 Arizona (0-2 t7th place) Texas 2, Arizona 1 Stanford 9, Arizona Arizona (4-1 1st place) Arizona 8, Maine 7 Arizona 7, Loyola Marymount 5 Arizona 9, Florida St. 5 Miami (Fla.) 4, Arizona 2 Arizona 10, Florida State Stanford (5-1 1st place) Stanford 3, Georgia 2 Stanford 6, Texas 1 Oklahoma State 6, Stanford 2 Stanford 6, Louisiana State 5 (10) Stanford 9, Texas 3 Stanford 9, Oklahoma State 5 Arizona State (0-2 t7th) Oklahoma State 8, Arizona State 3 Florida State 3, Arizona State Stanford (5-1 1st Place) Stanford 10, Fresno State 3 Cal State Fullerton 5, Stanford 3 Stanford 2, Miami 1 Stanford 4, Cal State Fullerton 1 Stanford 9, Cal State Fullerton 5 Arizona State (4-1 2nd Place) Arizona State 4, California 2 Wichita State 7, Arizona State 4 Arizona State 10, Florida 1 Arizona State 4, Wichita State 3 Arizona State 19, Wichita State 1 California (0-2 t7th Place) Arizona State 4, California 2 Florida 6, California Stanford (3-2 2nd Place) Stanford 5, Georgia Southern 4 (10) Georgia 16, Stanford 2 Stanford 6, Mississippi 1 Georgia 5, Stanford California (0-2 t7th Place) Miami (Fla.) 4, California 3 (13) Florida State 5, California Arizona State (0-2 t7th Place) Wichita State 4, Arizona State 3 (11) Oklahoma State 5, Arizona State Arizona State (2-2 3rd Place) Arizona State 4, Miami (Fla.) 0 Oklahoma 4, Arizona State 3 (11) Arizona State 9, Miami (Fla.) 5 Oklahoma 6, Arizona State USC (4-2 2nd Place) Miami (Fla.) 15, USC 10 USC 9, Oklahoma 4 USC 16, Florida State 11 USC 7, Miami (Fla.) 5 USC 7, Miami (Fla.) 3 Cal State Fullerton 11, USC 5 Stanford (1-2 t5th Place) Cal State Fullerton 6, Stanford 5 Stanford 8, Clemson 3 Tennessee 6, Stanford Stanford (2-2 4th Place) Stanford 8, Auburn 3 Louisiana State 10, Stanford 5 Stanford 11, Auburn 5 Louisiana State 13, Stanford 9 UCLA (0-2 t7th Place) Miami (Fla.) 7, UCLA 3 Mississippi State 7, UCLA USC (5-1 1st Place) Louisiana State 12, USC 10 USC 12, Florida 10 (11 inn.) USC 7, Mississippi State 1 USC 5, Louisiana State 4 USC 7, Louisiana State 3 USC 21, Arizona State 14 Arizona State (4-1 2nd place) Arizona State 3, Georgia Tech 1 Arizona State 11, Florida State 10 Arizona State 9, Miami (Fla.) 2 Arizona State 14, Long Beach State 4 USC 21, Arizona State Stanford (2-2 3rd Place) Stanford 9, Cal State Fullerton 2 Stanford 10, Florida State 6 Florida State 8, Stanford 6 Florida State 14, Stanford Stanford (3-1 2nd Place) Stanford 6, Louisiana-Lafayette 4 Stanford 10, Clemson 4 Stanford 19, Louisiana-Lafayette 9 Louisiana State 6, Stanford 5 USC (1-2 t4th Place) USC 6, Florida State 4 Louisiana State 10, USC 4 Florida State 3, USC Stanford (3-1 2nd Place) Stanford 13, Tulane 11 Stanford 5, CS Fullerton 2 (10) Stanford 4, CS Fullerton 1 Miami (Fla.) 12, Stanford 1 USC (1-2 t5th Place) USC 11, Georgia 5 Miami (Fla.) 4, USC 3 Tennessee 10, USC Stanford (2-2 3rd Place) Stanford 4, Notre Dame 3 Texas 8, Stanford 7 Stanford 5, Notre Dame 3 Texas 6, Stanford Stanford (5-3 2nd Place) Stanford 8, South Carolina 0 Cal State Fullerton 6, Stanford 5 Stanford 13, South Carolina 6 Stanford 4, Cal State Fullerton 3 Stanford 7, Cal State Fullerton 5 Rice 4, Stanford 3 Stanford 8, Rice 3 Rice 14, Stanford Arizona (1-2 t5th Place) Georgia 8, Arizona 0 Arizona 7, Arkansas 2 Georgia 3, Arizona Arizona State (3-2 3rd Place) Nebraska 5, Arizona State 3 Arizona State 4, Tennessee 2 Arizona State 8, Nebraska 7 (11) Arizona State 6, Florida 1 Florida 6, Arizona State 3 Oregon State (0-2 t7th Place) Tulane 3, Oregon State 1 Baylor 4, Oregon State 3 (10) 2006 Oregon State (6-2 1st Place) Miami 11, Oregon State 1 Oregon State 5, Georgia 3 Oregon State 8, Miami 1 Oregon State 5, Rice 0 Oregon State 2, Rice 0 Carolina 4, Oregon State 3 Oregon State 11, Carolina 7 Oregon State 3, Carolina Arizona State (1-2 5th Place) Arizona State 5, UC Irvine 4 Oregon State 12, Arizona State 6 UC Irvone 8, Arizona State 7 Oregon State (5-0 1st Place) Oregon State 3, CSU Fullerton 2 Oregon State 12, Arizona State 6 Oregon State 7, UC Irvine 1 Oregon State 11, Carolina 4 Oregon State 9, Carolina Stanford (2-2 t3rd Place) Stanford 16, Florida State 5 Georgia 4, Stanford 3 Stanford 8, Miami (Fla.) 3 Georgia 10, Stanford Arizona State (2-2 t3rd Place) Arizona State 5, Carolina 2 Texas 10, Arizona State 6 Arizona State 12, Carolina 5 Texas 4, Arizona State Arizona State (0-2 t7th Place) Clemson 6, Arizona State 3 South Carolina 11, Arizona State 4 UCLA (3-3 2nd Place) UCLA 11, Florida 3 UCLA 6, TCU 3 TCU 6, UCLA 2 UCLA 10, TCU 3 South Carolina 7, UCLA 1 South Carolina 2, UCLA 1 (11) 2011 California (1-2 t5th Place) Virginia 4, California 1 California 7, Texas A&M 3 Virginia 8, California UCLA (1-2 t5th Place) UCLA 9, Stony Brook 1 Arizona 4, UCLA 0 Florida State 4, UCLA 1 Arizona (5-0 1st Place) Arizona 4, Florida State 3 (12) Arizona 4, UCLA 0 Arizona 10, Florida State 3 Arizona 5, South Carolina 1 Arizona 4, South Carolina UCLA (5-0 1st Place) UCLA 2, LSU 1 UCLA 2, Carolina State 1 UCLA 4, Carolina 1 UCLA 3, Mississippi State 1 UCLA 8, Mississippi State 0 Oregon State (2-2 t3rd Place) Mississippi State 5, Oregon State 4 Oregon State 11, Louisville 4 Oregon State 1, Indiana 0 Mississippi State 4, Oregon State Arizona (5-3 2nd Place) Arizona 5, Miami (Fl.) 1 Oklahoma State 1, Arizona 0 Arizona 3, UC Santa Barbara 0 Arizona 9, Oklahoma State 3 Arizona 5, Oklahoma State 1 Arizona 3, Coastal Carolina 0 Coastal Carolina 5, Arizona 4 Coastal Carolina 4, Arizona Oregon State (2-2 t3rd Place) Oregon State 6, Cal State Fullerton 5 Oregon State 13, LSU 1 LSU 3, Oregon State 1 LSU 6, Oregon State

85 PAC-12 CONFERENCE COMMISSIONER LARRY SCOTT Throughout his career as a student-athlete, professional athlete, and sports executive, Larry Scott has been a game changer: a bold, innovative leader with a vision for transformative change from expansion and revitalization of the Pac-12 to equal prize money at Wimbledon. Commissioner Scott s firm belief that sport has the power to be a force for positive change has been the hallmark of his career. SCOTT QUICK FACTS CURRENT POSITION: Commissioner Pac-12 Conference July 1, 2009-Present PREVIOUS POSITION: Chairman & CEO WTA Tour April 15, 2003-June 30, 2009 HONORS: Finalist for Sports Business Journal Sports Executive of the Year, 2012 Vision Award Winner, Cynopsis Sports Awards, 2012 Americanism Award Recipient, Anti-Defamation League, 2013 TIME Magazine s List of Best Sports Executives, 2008 EDUCATION: Harvard University, B.A. European History 1986 graduate with Honors ATHLETIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS: All-American tennis player at Harvard Three-year professional tennis player, winning one ATP title PREVIOUS PAC-12 COMMISSIONERS EDWIN N. ATHERTON VICTOR O. SCHMIDT THOMAS J. HAMILTON WILES HALLOCK THOMAS C. HANSEN LAWRENCE G. SCOTT 2009-Present EXPANSION AND INNOVATION AT THE PAC-12 In his eight years as Pac-12 Commissioner, with the support of the Pac-12 universities presidents and chancellors, Scott has orchestrated a rebranding of the conference, with messages of innovation, excellence, and the advantages of a West Coast location at its core. Scott also led the conference through an expansion for the first time since 1978 by successfully adding Colorado and Utah. During his tenure, the Pac-12 added a Football Championship Game, transformed its men s and women s basketball tournaments into must-attend events, and secured an agreement for equal revenue sharing for the first time ever. Scott has also led a transformation of the conference s media posture by delivering much-needed revenue, dramatically increasing exposure for women s and Olympic sports, establishing ever-evolving digital and mobile platforms for Pac-12 content, and creating training and employment opportunities for thousands of Pac-12 students interested in launching media careers. To achieve these goals, he delivered a landmark media rights agreement with ESPN and FOX and created Pac-12 Networks, the first-ever integrated media company owned by a collegiate conference. Commissioner Scott and the presidents and chancellors of the Pac-12 have led the way in ensuring that Pac-12 universities academic missions and the growth and development of student-athletes remain the primary focus of intercollegiate athletics. Through a series of reforms, Pac-12 schools have committed to enhanced student-athlete benefits, including increasing scholarship limits to cover the full cost of attending college and adding student-athletes to the conference s formal governance structure. For the 7,000 student-athletes in the Pac-12, participation in intercollegiate athletics provides an avenue to earn a degree from one of the best universities in the world. Scott is staunchly committed to retaining college sports a vital component of American higher education by continually adapting to the changing needs of today s student-athletes. Under Scott s leadership, the Pac-12 also created a Student-Athlete Health and Well Being Initiative: a collective effort between the conference and its member universities to identify ways to reduce injuries, share current best practices, and conduct research to uncover new ways to keep student-athletes as safe as possible. Over the last three years, the Pac-12 s Student-Athlete Health and Well Being Grant Program has funded millions of dollars in research on Pac-12 campuses focused on everything from head trauma to overuse injuries to thermal management. Scott s vision for the conference also reaches beyond geographic borders. In 2011, the Pac-12 launched Pac-12 Global, an initiative that aims to expand the conference s and its members footprint around the world. Since its advent, Pac-12 Global has been the catalyst for several international athletic events and student-athlete cultural exchange programs, all while spreading Pac-12 universities brands to new audiences. In 2015, the Pac-12 hosted the first-ever regular season basketball game, collegiate or professional, to be played in China and has since made the Pac-12 China Game an annual opener to the college basketball season. The conference has also made inroads in Australia, where a team of Pac-12 men s basketball all-stars traveled and competed during the summer of All the while, the athletic excellence that has defined the Pac-12 for over a century has only increased during Scott s tenure. In May of 2017, the Pac-12 won its 500th NCAA team championship, becoming the first conference to hit the milestone and putting the Pac-12 nearly 200 NCAA Championships ahead of any other conference. Pac-12 athletes have also made their mark on the world in recent years, winning a total of 55 medals at the 2016 Rio Olympics, a number that would have made the conference fifth in the medal count had it been a country. PROVEN LEADERSHIP IN ATHLETICS Scott succeeded Tom Hansen as the sixth Commissioner of what was then the Pac-10 Conference on July 1, Before that, he served for six years as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the Sony Ericsson Women s Tennis Association (WTA) Tour, where he helped generate unprecedented growth and popularity for women s professional tennis on a global scale. At the WTA Tour, Scott worked with Billie Jean King and others to achieve the long-sought goal of equal prize money for women in tennis grand slam events. He also became the architect of the largestever sponsorship in both women s sports and professional tennis, a six-year $88-million title sponsorship agreement with Sony Ericsson. His many other WTA achievements include the largest television deal in women s tennis history, a reform package that led to a 40 percent increase in prize money, and $750 million in facilities investments. Scott s career in athletics extends back to his captaincy of the Harvard men s tennis team, where he was named an All-American, earned a B.A. in History, and developed a first-hand understanding of the importance of maintaining balance between academics and athletics. He went on to play tennis professionally on the ATP circuit, winning one title, and then going on to work for more than a decade with the ATP, where his roles included Chief Operating Officer, President of ATP Properties, and Executive Vice President of the International Group. In those roles, he was credited with significantly increasing the global popularity of men s tennis, establishing the Tennis Masters Cup as one of the sport s most successful events, negotiating a renewal of the ATP s 13-year partnership with Mercedes-Benz that remains one of the preeminent sponsorship agreements in tennis history, and launching tournaments in places like China and the Persian Gulf. RECOGNITION AND SERVICE Scott has often earned recognition for his visionary leadership. He has been a finalist for the Sports Executive of the Year Award given by Sports Business Journal and was awarded the Vision Award by Cynopsis Sports. Scott was also given the Americanism Award by the Anti-Defamation League in tribute to his mission of fostering positive change through sports. Scott serves on several boards inside and outside of intercollegiate athletics, including the 150th Anniversary of College Football, College Football Playoff LLC Management Committee, the Rose Bowl Management Committee, and the Women s Sports Foundation. Larry and his wife, Cybille, live in Danville, Calif., and have three children: Alexander, Sebastien, and Alannah. 92

86 PAC-12 CONFERENCE LEARFIELD SPORTS DIRECTORS CUP The STANFORD Cardinal captured their 23rd-consecutive Directors Cup in leading the Pac-12 Conference to another impressive finish in the final Division I Learfield Sports Directors Cup standings, the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) announced. Led by four NCAA titles (women s volleyball, men s soccer, women s swimming and diving, and women s water polo), Stanford won its 23rd-consecutive Cup. In all, the Cardinal posted 11 top five finishes in tallying an impressive 1, points. That s points more than runner-up Ohio State. Behind a pair of NCAA titles (women s soccer and beach volleyball), USC finished fourth with 1, points for its fourth consecutive top 10 finish. OREGON placed ninth overall with 1, points, the best-ever finish by the Ducks in the Directors Cup. Oregon collected three NCAA titles for the second straight season as it claimed the triple crown with titles in women s cross country, women s indoor track and field, and women s outdoor track and field. UCLA placed 11th overall with 1, points, while CALIFORNIA, aided by its men s water polo title, finished 14th with points. That gave the Pac-12 five teams among the top 15, more than any other conference. WASHINGTON added an NCAA title in women s rowing, the Pac-12 s 500th NCAA title all-time, and placed 22nd with points. COLORADO finished 34th (641.00), followed by ARIZONA at 42nd (545.50). ARIZONA STATE was right behind the Wildcats at 43rd (543.50), thanks in part to the women s golf program capturing their nation-leading eighth NCAA golf title. UTAH, which picked up its 11th NCAA skiing title, was 54th (459.50), followed by OREGON STATE (69th, ) and WASHINGOTN STATE (101st, ). The success of the Pac-12 in the Directors Cup was bolstered by the capturing of 13 NCAA titles, most among all conferences. In addition, 10 Pac-12 league members combined to post 39 top-four finishes in 24 NCAA championships. The Directors' Cup was developed as a joint effort between the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) and USA Today. Points are awarded based on each institution's finish in up to 20 sports - 10 women's and 10 men's. CONFERENCE COMPARISON Conference* Top 15 Membership Schools Ratio 1. Pac-12 (12) Big Ten (14) SEC (14) ACC (15) * based on membership WHERE THEY RANKED School Total Pts 1. Stanford USC Oregon UCLA California Washington Colorado Arizona Arizona State Utah Oregon State Washington State TOM HANSEN CONFERENCE MEDAL WINNERS A Conference Medal is awarded annually to each member institution s outstanding senior male and female student-athlete based on the exhibition of the greatest combination of performance and achievement in scholarship, athletics and leadership. Conference medal winners have been named every year since the academic year. In 2009, the Pac-12 renamed the award the Tom Hansen Conference Medal in honor of Hansen, who retired at the end of June 2009 after serving for 26 years as Commissioner of the Pac-10. Following are the award winners: PAC-12 TOM HANSEN CONFERENCE MEDAL WINNERS School Men Women Arizona Aaron Castle, Track & Field Laura Larson, Volleyball Arizona State Jared du Toit, Golf Monica Vaughn, Golf California Ryan Murphy, Swimming Farida Osman, Swimming Colorado Jaron Thomas, Track & Field Haley Smith, Basketball Oregon Jayson Amos, Tennis Maggie Schmaedick, Cross Country Oregon State Dustin Stanton, Football Sydney Wiese, Basketball Stanford Akash Modi, Gymnastics Maggie Steffens, Water Polo UCLA Felix Vobejda, Soccer Kari Korver, Basketball USC Zach Banner, Football Anika Apostalon, Swimming Utah Hunter Dimick, Football Hannah Flippen, Softball Washington Justin Schmidt, Soccer Kelsey Plum, Basketball Washington State Josh Hawkinson, Basketball Nicole Hare, Rowing 93

87 PAC-12 CONFERENCE JAMIE ZANINOVICH Deputy Commissioner and Chief Operating Officer Deputy Commissioner Jamie Zaninovich comes to the Pac-12 after six years as the commissioner of the West Coast Conference. At the Pac-12, Zaninovich has responsibility for all aspects of the Pac-12 Conference s administrative operations, including television administration, sport management, championships, football bowl relationships, governance, enforcement, compliance, and officiating. In his time with the WCC, Zaninovich led the conference through a period of unprecedented membership growth, transformed the conference basketball championships into successful events, and brought forward television and digital media advances that showcased the WCC s brand regionally, nationally and internationally. Zaninovich was a member of the NCAA Division I Men s Basketball Committee from and is a past Chair of the Division I Collegiate Commissioners Association Division I Subdivision. He is also a founding member of the Board of Managers and Competition Committee of the Men s Basketball Officiating LLC, a past member of the NCAA Committee on Women s Athletics and was named one of the prestigious 40 Under 40 honorees by the Sports Business Journal in A native of Eugene, Oregon, Zaninovich is a graduate of Stanford University and the Stanford University Graduate School of Business. Prior to the WCC, he served as a sports administrator at both Stanford and Princeton University. WOODIE DIXON General Counsel, Senior Vice President Business Affairs Woodie Dixon joined the Pac-12 in April 2010 and manages all business affairs, in-house legal matters and human resources for the Conference and Pac-12 Networks, as well as football administration for the Conference. Prior to joining the Pac-12, Dixon spent six years ( ) as General Counsel for the NFL s Kansas City Chiefs overseeing all legal matters for the franchise, including player, marketing, sponsorship, stadium operations, special event and sales contracts, litigation and licensing. Previously, he has practiced law with the NFL, Sidley, Austin, Brown & Wood LLP in Chicago, and Dorsey & Whitney LLP in Minneapolis, Minn. Dixon is a graduate of Harvard Law School, the University of Massachusetts graduate program in Sports Management and Amherst College. ERIK HARDENBERGH Chief of Staff Erik Hardenbergh joined the Pac-12 as the Vice President of Public Affairs in July Hardenbergh leads the development and execution of public relations plans and strategies promoting the interests and reputation of the Pac-12 and Pac-12 Networks. Hardenbergh plays a pivotal role in enhancing the Conference s visibility at local, national and global levels. Most recently, Hardenbergh spent four years as the Vice President of the Glover Park Group in Washington, D.C., where he developed strategic messaging platforms and coordinated integrated campaigns for companies including JPMorgan Chase and United Technologies. Hardenbergh has also worked for several sports media outlets including Yahoo! Sports, Fox Sports west and ABC Sports. Hardenbergh holds a bachelor s degree in political science from Amherst College, where he was an Academic All-American and captained the golf team for three years. Hardenbergh also earned an MBA from the Kenan-Flagler Business School at University of Carolina-Chapel Hill. LAURA HAZLETT Chief Financial Officer Laura Hazlett has served as the Chief Financial and Administrative Officer of the California College of Arts, leading strategy for integrated planning and new initiatives across CCA s campuses. Prior to CCA, she was the Chief Financial Officer for Athletics at the University of California, Berkeley, responsible for the business office, financial planning, and analysis of major capital projects, business contracts, information technology, and human resources. Hazlett also served as consultant to the University of Oregon for two years, during which she was the financial point person for the development of Matthew Knight Arena. In this role, she served as the liaison between the athletics department, university administration, faculty, and the community. DANETTE LEIGHTON Chief Marketing Officer Danette Leighton joined the Pac-12 Conference in April 2010 as the Conference s first Chief Marketing Officer. Her responsibilities include leading the Conference and Pac-12 Networks in the development and implementation of strategic marketing and communication programs, as well as integrating and supporting the marketing interests of the member institutions. She oversees the areas of business operations, communications, event operations, marketing, public affairs and ticket sales, as well as the communications and marketing departments at Pac-12 Networks.. An Arizona graduate, Leighton returns to the Pac-12 where she began her career as a public relations intern. Most recently, she acted as Vice President of Marketing and Brand Development for Maloof Sports & Entertainment. She spent the last decade overseeing all marketing and branding efforts for the NBA s Sacramento Kings and ARCO Arena, as well as the business operations for the WNBA s Sacramento Monarchs. Previously, she led Sony s sports marketing division, focusing on the PGA Tour and the Sony Open in Hawai i. She also served as the executive director of the 1999 NCAA Women s Basketball Final Four at Stanford and worked in public relations for the Fiesta Bowl. GLORIA NEVAREZ Senior Associate Commissioner, Senior Woman Administrator Gloria Nevarez was named the Pac-12 s Senior Associate Commissioner and Senior Woman Administrator in April Nevarez is responsible for the administration of the Conference s Senior Woman Administrators and oversees all sports except football. She is the Pac-12 liaison for men s basketball and women s golf. Before joining the Pac-12, Nevarez spent the previous three years as Senior Associate Athletic Director at the University of Oklahoma, overseeing marketing, human resources, strength and conditioning and several sports including men s and women s basketball. She also served as the University s liaison for Title IX compliance and Big 12 governance issues. Before Oklahoma, Nevarez was Associate Commissioner/SWA for the West Coast Conference. Nevarez previously held positions in program management, compliance and legal affairs at the University of California. She also worked in the athletic department at San Jose State University and was an adjunct faculty member at the University of San Francisco. Nevarez is a graduate of the University of Massachusetts where she played basketball and is a University of California, Berkeley Law alumna. 94

88 PAC-12 CONFERENCE Ron Barker Associate Commissioner, Governance & Enforcement Chris Dawson Associate Commissioner, Sports Management Dave Hirsch Vice President, Communications Will Hunter Vice President, Operations Duane Lindberg Associate Commissioner, Television Tammy Newman Associate Commissioner, Governance & Enforcement Erik Price Associate Commissioner, Compliance Chris Grant Associate Commissioner, Sports Management and Championships Heather Vaughan Vice President, Marketing Anna Roberts Vice President, Human Resources Andrew Walker Vice President, Public Affairs Carter Westfall Vice President, International Natalia Ciccone Assistant Commissioner, Communications Chris Merino Assistant Commissioner, Compliance Cheryl Wong Assistant Commissioner Sports Management and Championships Jesse Hooker Director, Communications Taylor Lien Director, Business Operations Noveen Moinpour Senior Manager, Marketing Michael Ortiz Director, Video Operations Shannon Ward Controller Carrie Xu Senior Manager, International In Ja Holcomb Executive Assistant to the Commissioner Dave Lucero Manager, Operations Theo Mendoza Graphic Designer Tyler Jahnke Manager, Ticketing 95

89 PAC-12 CONFERENCE VIOLET PALMER Coordinator of Women's Basketball Officiating A pioneer in refereeing, Violet Palmer was named the Conference s Coordinator of Women s Basketball Officiating in May The first woman to officiate a major U.S. professional sport at the highest level when she became a referee in the National Basketball Association (NBA) in Palmer has officiated NBA playoff games and the WNBA Championships. Prior to joining the professional ranks, she spent nine seasons officiating at the collegiate level, including five NCAA Women s Final Fours and two National Championship games. Palmer s duties with the Pac-12 will include identifying, recruiting, assigning, and evaluating referees and game observers. She has similar duties with the West Coast Conference and the Western Athletic Conference. Palmer s strength and focus on education and training will further develop the Conference s officials and elevate them to the next level. Palmer is a native of Los Angeles and a four-year letterwinner at Cal Poly Pomona where she led the Broncos to the 1985 and 1986 NCAA crowns. Lina Diaz Assistant Director, Business and Finance Sean Harris Assistant Director, Sports Management and Championships Jamie Alfieri Coordinator, Officiating and Sports Management Michael Brady Coordinator, Video Operations Wendy Heredia Senior Administrative Assistant Marketing & Communications Meghan Cesnik Administrative Assistant Kina Tua Administrative Assistant Sports Management Molly Babcock Fellow, Communications Heather Ward Fellow, Communications David Coleman Vice President, Officiating Dave Yeast Coordinator of Baseball Officiating Bobby Dibler Coordinator of Men s Basketball Officiating Violet Palmer Coordinator of Women s Basketball Officiating Sandra Hunt Coordinator of Women s Soccer Joanne Venditto Coordinator of Softball Officiating 96

90 PAC-12 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS NCAA TEAM TITLES WON BY CONFERENCE (ALL-TIME) NCAA TEAM TITLES WON BY CONFERENCE (ALL-TIME) MEN 1. Pac Big Ten Southeastern Big Atlantic Coast Ivy American Athletic Conference USA West Coast Big Sky...17 COMBINED 1. Pac Ivy Summit Big Big Ten...21 WOMEN 1. Pac Southeastern Big Ten Atlantic Coast Big American Athletic Ivy Big East Conference USA West Coast...9 NCAA TEAM TITLES WON BY SCHOOL (ALL-TIME) MEN 1. USC UCLA STANFORD Oklahoma State Arkansas Michigan CALIFORNIA Yale Indiana...24 Iowa...24 COMBINED 1. Denver COLORADO West Virginia...18 TEAM 1. Pac Big Ten Southeastern Big Atlantic Coast Ivy American Athletic Conference USA Summit West Coast...32 WOMEN 1. STANFORD UCLA Carolina LSU Texas Maryland USC...20 Georgia Florida Connecticut...15 INDIVIDUAL 1. Pac , Big Ten...1, SEC...1, Big , ACC Ivy Mountain West Big East American Athletic Conference USA NCAA INDIVIDUAL TITLES WON BY CONFERENCE (ALL-TIME) MEN 1. Big Ten...1, Pac , Big Southeastern Atlantic Coast COMBINED 1. Pac Ivy America East Big Ten Mountain West...44 WOMEN 1. Pac Southeastern Big Big Ten Atlantic Coast NCAA INDIVIDUAL TITLES WON BY SCHOOL (ALL-TIME) MEN 1. USC Michigan STANFORD Ohio State Texas Oklahoma State UCLA CALIFORNIA Illinois Oklahoma COMBINED 1. COLORADO Denver UTAH...74 WOMEN 1. STANFORD Georgia Texas Florida LSU UCLA ARIZONA CALIFORNIA USC Auburn...51 NCAA TEAM & INDIVIDUAL TITLES WON BY PAC-12 SCHOOLS (ALL-TIME) TEAM TITLES INDIVIDUAL TITLES MEN USC...84 UCLA...74 Stanford...63 California...28 Oregon...19 Arizona State...11 Arizona...7 Colorado...5 Oregon State...3 Washington State...2 Utah...1 TOTAL WOMEN Stanford...50 UCLA...39 USC...20 Arizona State...13 Arizona...11 Oregon...14 Utah...9 California...8 Washington...7 Colorado...2 TOTAL COMBINED Colorado...19 Utah...11 TOTAL MEN USC Stanford UCLA California Oregon Arizona...83 Washington State...79 Arizona State...66 Washington...55 Oregon State...32 Colorado...23 Utah...5 TOTAL... 1,358 WOMEN Stanford UCLA Arizona...94 California...92 USC...73 Arizona State...48 Oregon...48 Utah...25 Washington...20 Colorado...17 Oregon State...7 Washington State...6 TOTAL COMBINED Colorado...94 Utah...74 Stanford...14 Washington...2 Washington State...1 TOTAL based on conference memberships 97

91 PAC-12 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS ALL-TIME NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS BY SPORT» WOMEN S SPORTS BASKETBALL (4) USC USC Stanford Stanford BEACH VOLLEYBALL (2) 2016 USC 2017 USC CROSS COUNTRY (12) 1983 Oregon 1987 Oregon 1997 Stanford 2000 Colorado 2003 Stanford 2004 Colorado 2005 Stanford 2006 Stanford 2007 Stanford 2008 Washington 2012 Oregon 2016 Oregon GOLF (18) 1990 Arizona State 1991 UCLA 1993 Arizona State 1994 Arizona State 1995 Arizona State 1996 Arizona 1997 Arizona State 1998 Arizona State 2000 Arizona 2003 USC 2004 UCLA 2008 USC 2009 Arizona State 2011 UCLA 2013 USC 2015 Stanford 2016 Washington 2017 Arizona State GYMNASTICS (15) 1982 Utah 1983 Utah 1984 Utah 1985 Utah 1986 Utah 1990 Utah 1992 Utah 1994 Utah 1995 Utah 1997 UCLA 2000 UCLA 2001 UCLA 2003 UCLA 2004 UCLA 2010 UCLA ROWING (8) 1997 Washington 1998 Washington 2001 Washington 2005 California 2006 California 2009 Stanford 2016 California 2017 Washington SOCCER (5) 2007 USC 2011 Stanford 2013 UCLA 2014 USC 2016 USC 2017 Stanford SOFTBALL (23) 1982 UCLA 1984 UCLA 1985 UCLA 1988 UCLA 1989 UCLA1990 UCLA 1991 Arizona 1992 UCLA 1993 Arizona 1994 Arizona 1996 Arizona 1997 Arizona 1999 UCLA 2001 Arizona 2002 California 2003 UCLA 2004 UCLA 2006 Arizona 2007 Arizona 2008 Arizona State 2009 Washington 2010 UCLA 2011 Arizona State SWIMMING (15) 1983 Stanford 1989 Stanford 1992 Stanford 1993 Stanford 1994 Stanford 1995 Stanford 1996 Stanford 1997 USC 1998 Stanford 2008 Arizona 2009 California 2011 California 2012 California 2015 California 2017 Stanford TENNIS (22) 1982 Stanford 1983 USC 1984 Stanford 1985 USC 1986 Stanford 1987 Stanford 1988 Stanford 1989 Stanford 1990 Stanford 1991 Stanford 1997 Stanford 1999 Stanford 2001 Stanford 2002 Stanford 2004 Stanford 2005 Stanford 2006 Stanford 2008 UCLA 2010 Stanford 2013 Stanford 2014 UCLA 2016 Stanford INDOOR TRACK (11) 2000 UCLA 2001 UCLA 2007 Arizona State 2008 Arizona State 2010 Oregon 2011 Oregon 2012 Oregon 2013 Oregon 2014 Oregon 2016 Oregon 2017 Oregon OUTDOOR TRACK (8) 1982 UCLA 1983 UCLA 1985 Oregon 2001 USC 2004 UCLA 2007 Arizona State 2015 Oregon 2017 Oregon VOLLEYBALL (15) 1981 USC 1984 UCLA 1990 UCLA 1991 UCLA 1992 Stanford 1995 Stanford 1996 Stanford 1997 Stanford 2001 Stanford 2002 USC 2003 USC 2004 Stanford 2005 Washington 2011 UCLA 2016 Stanford WATER POLO (17) 2001 UCLA 2002 Stanford 2003 UCLA 2004 USC 2005 UCLA 2006 UCLA 2007 UCLA 2008 UCLA 2009 UCLA 2010 USC 2011 Stanford 2012 Stanford 2013 USC 2014 Stanford 2015 Stanford 2016 USC 2017 Stanford The Washington women s rowing team captured the Pac-12's 500th NCAA title. Stanford successfully defended its NCAA men s soccer title. 98

92 PAC-12 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS ALL-TIME NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS BY SPORT» MEN S SPORTS BASEBALL (28) 1947 California 1948 USC 1957 California 1958 USC 1961 USC 1963 USC 1965 Arizona State 1967 Arizona State 1968 USC 1969 Arizona State 1970 USC 1971 USC 1972 USC 1973 USC 1974 USC 1976 Arizona 1977 Arizona State 1978 USC 1980 Arizona 1981 Arizona State 1986 Arizona 1987 Stanford 1988 Stanford 1998 USC 2006 Oregon State 2007 Oregon State 2012 Arizona 2013 UCLA BASKETBALL (16) Oregon Stanford Utah California UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA Arizona BOXING (1) 1937 Wash. State CROSS COUNTRY (16) 1961 Oregon State 1971 Oregon 1973 Oregon 1974 Oregon 1977 Oregon 1996 Stanford 1997 Stanford 2001 Colorado 2002 Stanford 2003 Stanford 2004 Colorado 2006 Colorado 2007 Oregon 2008 Oregon 2013 Colorado 2014 Colorado GOLF (15) 1938 Stanford 1939 Stanford 1941 Stanford 1942 Stanford 1946 Stanford 1953 Stanford 1988 UCLA 1990 Arizona State 1992 Arizona 1994 Stanford 1996 Arizona State 2004 California 2007 Stanford 2008 UCLA 2016 Oregon GYMNASTICS (13) 1962 USC 1968 California 1975 California 1984 UCLA 1986 Arizona State 1987 UCLA 1992 Stanford 1993 Stanford 1995 Stanford 1997 California 1998 California 2009 Stanford 2011 Stanford SKIING (29) 1959 Colorado 1960 Colorado 1972 Colorado 1973 Colorado 1974 Colorado 1975 Colorado 1976 Colorado 1977 Colorado 1978 Colorado 1979 Colorado 1981 Utah 1982 Colorado 1983 Utah 1984 Utah 1986 Utah 1987 Utah 1988 Utah 1991 Colorado 1993 Utah 1995 Colorado 1996 Utah 1997 Utah 1998 Colorado 1999 Colorado 2003 Utah 2006 Colorado 2011 Colorado 2013 Colorado 2015 Colorado 2017 Utah SOCCER (5) 1985 UCLA 1990 UCLA 1998 UCLA 2002 UCLA 2015 Stanford 2016 Stanford SWIMMING (24) 1960 USC 1963 USC 1964 USC 1965 USC 1966 USC 1967 Stanford 1974 USC 1975 USC 1976 USC 1977 USC 1979 California 1980 California 1982 UCLA 1985 Stanford 1986 Stanford 1987 Stanford 1992 Stanford 1993 Stanford 1994 Stanford 1998 Stanford 2008 Arizona 2011 California 2012 California 2014 California TENNIS (54) 1946 USC 1950 UCLA 1951 USC 1952 UCLA 1953 UCLA 1954 UCLA 1955 USC 1956 UCLA 1958 USC 1960 UCLA 1961 UCLA 1962 USC 1963 USC 1964 USC 1965 UCLA 1966 USC 1967 USC 1968 USC 1969 USC 1970 UCLA 1971 UCLA 1973 Stanford 1974 Stanford 1975 UCLA 1976 UCLA USC 1977 Stanford 1978 Stanford 1979 UCLA 1980 Stanford 1981 Stanford 1982 UCLA 1983 Stanford 1984 UCLA 1986 Stanford 1988 Stanford 1989 Stanford 1990 Stanford 1991 USC 1992 Stanford 1993 USC 1994 USC 1995 Stanford 1996 Stanford 1997 Stanford 1998 Stanford 2000 Stanford 2002 USC 2005 UCLA 2009 USC 2010 USC 2011 USC 2012 USC 2014 USC INDOOR TRACK (8) 1967 USC 1972 USC 1977 Wash. State 2008 Arizona State 2009 Oregon 2014 Oregon 2015 Oregon 2016 Oregon OUTDOOR TRACK (47) 1922 California 1925 Stanford 1926 USC 1928 Stanford 1930 USC 1931 USC 1934 Stanford 1935 USC 1936 USC 1937 USC 1938 USC 1939 USC 1940 USC 1941 USC 1942 USC 1943 USC 1949 USC 1950 USC 1951 USC 1952 USC 1953 USC 1954 USC 1955 USC 1956 UCLA 1958 USC 1961 USC 1962 Oregon 1963 USC 1964 Oregon 1965 Oregon USC 1966 UCLA 1967 USC 1968 USC 1970 Oregon 1971 UCLA 1972 UCLA 1973 UCLA 1976 USC 1977 Arizona State 1978 UCLA 1984 Oregon 1987 UCLA 1988 UCLA 2000 Stanford 2014 Oregon 2015 Oregon VOLLEYBALL (25) 1970 UCLA 1971 UCLA 1972 UCLA 1974 UCLA 1975 UCLA 1976 UCLA 1977 USC 1979 UCLA 1980 USC 1981 UCLA 1982 UCLA 1983 UCLA 1984 UCLA 1987 UCLA 1988 USC 1989 UCLA 1990 USC 1993 UCLA 1995 UCLA 1996 UCLA 1997 Stanford 1998 UCLA 2000 UCLA 2006 UCLA 2010 Stanford WATER POLO (44) 1969 UCLA 1971 UCLA 1972 UCLA 1973 California 1974 California 1975 California 1976 Stanford 1977 California 1978 Stanford 1980 Stanford 1981 Stanford 1983 California 1984 California 1985 Stanford 1986 Stanford 1987 California 1988 California 1990 California 1991 California 1992 California 1993 Stanford 1994 Stanford 1995 UCLA 1996 UCLA 1998 USC 1999 UCLA 2000 UCLA 2001 Stanford 2002 Stanford 2003 USC 2004 UCLA 2005 USC 2006 California 2007 California 2008 USC 2009 USC 2010 USC 2011 USC 2012 USC 2013 USC 2014 USC 2015 UCLA 2016 UCLA 2017 California WRESTLING (1) 1988 Arizona State FOOTBALL (Polls) 1954 UCLA (UPI) 1962 USC (AP, UPI) 1967 USC (AP, UPI) 1972 USC (AP, UPI) 1974 USC (UPI) 1978 USC (UPI) 1991 Washington (UPI, USA) 2003 USC (AP) 2004 USC (BCS) ALL-TIME NON-NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS BY SPORT» MEN S SPORTS ROWING (31) (IRA: pre-1979; Cincinnati Regatta; 1982-) 1923 Washington 1924 Washington 1926 Washington 1928 California 1932 California 1934 California 1935 California 1936 Washington 1937 Washington 1939 California 1940 Washington 1941 Washington 1948 Washington 1949 California 1950 California 1960 California 1961 California 1964 California 1970 Washington 1976 California 1984 Washington 1997 Washington 1999 California 2000 California 2002 California 2007 Washington 2009 Washington 2011 Washington 2012 Washington 2013 Washington 2014 Washington 2016 California 99

93 PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIPS PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIPS BY SCHOOL» MEN S TITLES SPORT ARIZ ASU CAL COLO ORE OSU STAN UCLA USC UTAH WASH WSU Baseball Basketball Cross Country Football Golf Gymnastics* Rowing Soccer Swimming Tennis Track & Field Water Polo* Wrestling TOTALS * Pac-10 Championship until 1992, when the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation was founded. Others: Baseball (Portland State 1), Basketball (Idaho 2), Cross Country (Idaho 1), Wrestling (Boise State 6, Cal State Bakersfield 1) ^ Two titles later vacated due to NCAA penalty BY SCHOOL» WOMEN S TITLES SPORT ARIZ ASU CAL COLO ORE OSU STAN UCLA USC UTAH WASH WSU Basketball Beach Volleyball Cross Country Golf Gymnastics Rowing Soccer Softball Swimming Tennis Track & Field Volleyball TOTALS The Pac-12 hosts championships in 15 sports throughout the school year, including basketball, cross country, golf, rowing, swimming & diving, and tennis for both men s and women s. The Conference also hosts championships in beach volleyball, women s gymnastics and wrestling. TOTAL PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIPS MEN S & WOMEN S Stanford USC ^ UCLA Washington California Oregon Oregon State Arizona State Arizona Washington State... 41^ Colorado... 9 Utah... 4 Note: Championships includes ties. Championships also includes titles won where sports were split into ern and Southern Division. ^ Two titles later vacated due to NCAA penalty Stanford won its 20th Pac-12 Women's Swimming and Diving Championship, then went on to capture the NCAA crown, as well. For the ninth consecutive year, Oregon claimed both the Pac-12 Men's and Women's Track and Field Championships. 100